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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10
nccrnlInn md nnnlIellH.

IRON tho Missouri state Uepumlcau
The contention Of certain l;cpuh-
lean paper that other Republican
journals are Qugyr,ijng over Federal
patronage, 10 The great dolHmcut Of
the party, ia plausible but 90, true
The issue within the party, uEl9:'uu-
n'c,y, ISL Shall the Republican party
DO used, nationally and 10 Missouri,
20 fra,brr The nests Of convicted fclous
and ialau- uncony.clcl. Can the Re-
publican party honestly aud success
fully appeal TO the highest Intelligence
aud integrity Of the people u Mis-
,uati under the Leadership Of branded
aud confessed lobbyists Shalt
IN huuurnd and respected son Of bis.
souri,, Republican iu good standing
unanimously iHaorscd hy the late Re-
publican State Convention, b1 removed
from President Eooscyel's Cabinet At
The bsAcst Of The general solicitor OF
the Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
the one man who created and sus-
tanned as lha, roads attorney William
II. Phelps: Who introduced General
A. G.. Cochran 90 President Roosevelt
Il not Postmaster General Payne.
Who IS Mr. rayue IL not 4. c. ker-
cus niand' j. The issue Federal
patronage" or d ID honesty, dccBucy,
conviction aud principle Can tho
Republican party carry Missouri under
the banner Of deception, duplicily aud
double. dralings
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10
The lnss Mnrm Medlcene.

II. ?. Kumpe, Druggist, Leighton,
Ala, writes; "one Of my customers
had q child, which was sick, aud
threw up all food, could retain nothing
81 It's stomach lilo bought one bottle
Of Whites Cream Vermituge, and IL
brought up Il9 worms from the child.
lie the boss worm medicine In the
world Whites Cream Vermiiuge
Is also tAe children's tonic. II Inn
proves lbsir digestion and assimilation
Of food. strengthens their nervous Ass-
tenn and restores them TO the health,
yigor and elasticity Of spirits natural
to childhood. zoe at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10
Rennl.lye Eeaiurrs

Blaokheads, pimplcs, greasy faces
aud muddy compilations, which arc so
common among women, especially
girls Mt certain age, destroying
beauty, disiiguring and making Iepul-
sive features which would olherN ise
appear attractive and refined, indicate
that the liver IS out Of order An oo-
casioual dose Of llcrhiue viii cleanse
the bowels, regulate lhc liver and SO
establish q clear, healthy complexion
zoe al Cry Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10
TT. DALTON. ". A. KeNgEoY
DALTON &
KENNEDY,
Real Estate Agents,
FARMSGIrON, MO.
". A KeNWEoY
DALTON
FARMNGIrON, No.

II you want % sen CT hay call nc uEy
Office, up stairs in the old Dalton 81
MARKS Store building We here nnme
hw choice large iarais, bB, hare a
number Of smaller ones to dispose Of
30 acrcs 90 acres IN cultivation. inciud
ms sH uCtv8 IN meadow and A. ncTag IN pas
tuFt.-E remainder good timber. 1hTve good
springs. plenty ~ stock water, small OF.
chHru roam house. barn tHNloo feet ~
miles ITum school anu church. iriro SO
pcr acre.
go acr,s-sJ ln cultivation, 90 acres me
timber 0-ru1m house, large barn, two mo
orchards Ea,ud we'll and rlsTCTHas plenty
uf gtuhE water IN every naid Q miles from
Fiat River mines, riicc 81 per acru.
coo nrreS-luln cultivation, room hauso.
barn tySg5 also small barn ard sranufy
smoke house, chicken house, wood house
tenant house AN, in Ebuc State pf cultlNn
ton. 50 Per acre.
gtU arrps. or two farmE-i1s acres 90 Cul.
tiyatilu. R-TuOin house with purciea, well
~ feet With sheds % 10 ana ~ is9t, barn
~ foot high, Price Is 60. OF VII divide iH
70 two farms and sell reasonably. 1eTms
easy.
Come aud ace us and We will be-
sure to show you fomoIhing you will
Ike II you want a farm OF town prop
eHy
DALTON & KENNDEY
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

u
brad home candidate, i1r both Com
grr- uliar State Senate.
HTua2TinH FoE THE MINIS.
.as worthy uvigLbor Tue ium.ug
oa A.n,, b, 81, p,od.ga,o aaJ ,i.,en'
ln rs language as iti, bIiuIly .ualou,
in t. mn.ansllp. !, .ays "Inr
lna, knowingly state. m.,bJod
al,u g. ,a,s .HA, Phelps i.aaya'ad in
iur I-m, GaG.e action Of ,Ne tcpub-
.au State Convention We'll iyl us
... about THAT 4 little more lirn a
.uo.H aga Cob Rcreps, Elau.r, Re.
publican Committeeman. g.. Phelps,
u.w.t tu1lo.aiea' pas distributor Of
u. M.ra Pacific raaraaH ' other
..'curu saicrc.lcd ia Co. hasn.'
political aspirations, held d eaasl.le.
aun la ,Hc rr.e Of Cot Co..un gen.
.r.l mwary % tho Mi.-al1 Pacific
'IH.waI, iIr .hc purpose gl "bamou-
fng .ug iae,iona, Uulcrne.r between
ru. Eucus and Chairman Aaias VI
/ rlc State Republican Commr.u. Col
/ TU..u.' counsel and Inference we're
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

Mrs. NJ A. ,jollsy, Nobie, o. T..
writes. II have used heFb;ne for q
numbaF Of years, and can cheerfnhy
FeccoEsnd y as the most perfect liver
medicine. I'D I'D III greatest blood pur-
Iaar. Ii is medicine Of positive
merit, and fnlly aolomplishes AL that
ID claimed for Ii. y Malaria cannot
find isdgment IN the system while
tie liser Is In pcrfsol order. for Que Of
tn functions IL 10 pfessni the absorp-
ton Of fever producing ppiaons. Her
bine u most esEieisul liver regulator.
Doc 81 City Drug store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10
Probate Docket.

MONDAY, JuLT Il, 1902.
Estate Of Edith VI. Runnsr. minors. T
Runner, Guardian.
Estate Of John L. Carton ct al. minors eel
John Carton. Guardian.
Estate OF Elvle smith, ct al, minors-F l.
Keith. Guardian.
Estate OF stella wood o. al. minors Gins.
r. Pratt, Guardian
Estate ~ Katie Keeling ct al minors--
Adam keeling. Guardian.
Estate " Mary A Huber. deccased-R ~.
Gillespie, Executor.
Estate OIL A, Waney, deceased rmen d
Rancy. Executor.
EstAte Of Caroline shannon. decsaFod.-J
II shannon. Executor.
Estate Of AGam Ros0nstengel, deceased--
wm. Meyer ana WIN. Rosenstongel TX.
ecutuFs.
JgRE s. GossOS,
Judge Of Probate.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

Rev. ~. l.. Riley. l.. H., Cuba,
New York, writes: .sAfter fifteen years
Of exrrasiaslng pain from scIa,ie rhue-
matism. under various treatments,
WAS indnced To irs Bailarsi's suow
LinEmcns. ,be fltst application giving
my FIRST reliai, ard The seeoad. rn,lse
relief. can give Il unqualified ~
communication. 2te. 0oq am! sl.Qsi
q City l'rye store,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10
Administrators Notice.

Notice Il hereby given that letters Of al
minisfration ware granted 20 the under
signed hy the Probate Court ~ ~ Francois
county, Missouri. dated the ist day of
Jnly, 1870, on tho estate Of
LUCINDA NOOTRY. Deceased.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 exhibit them 10 the
Administrator fof allowance within unH
yeur from tIn date OF said letters or they
may b. pFeciudad from any heneit Of Eaid
estate, and " not exhibited for allowance
within twn years from tho date OF maid let
terE they viii he forever barred.
W. u. YOUNG,
July 3, ip0a. Public Admir-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

In spite OF the pessimist the world
grows better; one evidence being that
more attention and care are being paid
to the condition Of The poor aud IN
fortunate who become the wards Of
the State from poverty or affection
The county poor farms, which have
been a disgrace for years to a civil
i1ed community, are being gradually
improved, as much as the condition Of
tho inmates win allow. These changes
are brought about By the visits Of va
rious bcneyolen, wSmen, who are On.
abled 10 sec more clearly what Is
needed In reform than the county Off.
Gals, who only visit nj stated periods,
for which special houseeleaniug lie
done. A resent visit TO the Jefferson
county poor iarm prompts recent
visitor to suggest few things thai
might be done 30 improve shs eondi-
lion Of Sitairs which eau only be done
b; he taxpayers, for tho supegingensl-
Ont 10 doing 81 bis means will allow.
Twenty inmates are huddled u Two
little oac-siory baIidiags. and !. Is
impossible for them to be either san
itary or wholesome. Sc, Francois
county viii soon be known throughout
the entire Ualon ~ tho location u an
Institution Tor tho insane that eaa
scarcely b vaaxllsa II III points that
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

important one, and lAe Money Tuust
has not yet got al II wants. Il would
take away from the people what Is left
10 them Of the old bimetallie
sys,cm-,hc several millions Of
legal tender standard silver dollar
uoW ia circulation, by making them
mcrc money tokens 20 be redeemed 10
gold They would pay III aud retire
the legal tender ''grccUback' cur
gcucy Of the government, aud give the
national banks authority % issue all
the paper money " the country
nou.lesa! tender curroncy--uot scSirrd
with government bonds a, national
bank NOTE. now are, bat based on the
bank sssel,, that Is, on what It owes
20, dcpna.1rs. How do these cypodi.
cnry aot-toselher "Icorgauisar.' stand
900 OIL. phase Of lh- money question:
Ua, Han villa: docs 10 matter what
racy might say; they betrayed The
party before, and Loaf confidence is o
VERY hard thing Co restore
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10
Final Settlement.

Notice IL hereby given that tho under
signed. Executors OF the estate OF
d @. gIiERHiIL. Deceased.
will make nual keitlement Of their admin
lstratton OF said estate at tha next term of
this Probate Court OF 81. Francois county
80 10 be hc4an ana held NJ the Court
House in fnrfntnEton. IN said county, on
che second Monday IN July, Ieoz.
CilAs, Al. sliEEhIil.. t.vr,yr
9ku. l.. COOLEY. NAS TO
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

John Hamilton was killed At Fred
ctirkiowu on the 2Jth ut by being
struck on the head by . large piece Of
timber while engaged IN putting up a
boiler tot the North American Lead
Company.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10
A pe,hpsic iucideut was the :.

A pethe.ic incident was the sire
unionn Al Paris. III, Of the Mexican
war veterans Of the county IN which
thai ieTp IL situated. AL The vet
Grams, with one exception, have moved
90 TO fame's eternal camping ground
aud thsss spfesd their siient tents
The solitary Survivor Daniel G. iiuTr,
noe eigksy-taIss yssss Old. hsld the
s'fonuion'' aIoae, called tic roll 81
bis com paps and weat Lone.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10
uR mI.,Hius Plant

afE EI.' s4..H W taai.'ht
,., ,... rr.r.,r. .,,n WINS ru.mr,nrl u?ln
'as t'th congregational district and '''' pm 4
, ,, - .,.' ....... y...r, p. ,gar.......l
ug thrr nf' .."b named 'hn.r oA''.t.
i' ,,.. w., ,.'. .r..r,.. The ssnrt,.l arr
.aut-r'aI fairly. ..' 90. majority '..'
N- . ~, r...,.-. ,.a..7r..I,.r.tr..
urn aul pgrgiH - tho wry I.''-'
49,. 49,, ''' ..,,.,.,., ,,......r,,n
,...,.,.,1., ...- o.. nrn Waiter. whom
JON ay SO" "cammt.E0' wp1 uHa"a...'
' '.'... a. - 81. ...',. .., y,rre ,.u i...
,aumota 3..H .5 G.. ".e...r.a 1.a.-
@ ~. ,........... a.. 81. .,...r..,..,
90. mmrso:H.g PRIMARY ga'ru.a.r.n
a.. a.. -. .., mn, ,..gl., tf....r
uI "u,Wof" thr nominee. is H' firH
.', W.. .,.'.''' w., "'' r,.,.'.. go 49,,
ghc polls and ny lrr'r -lrat voices nam.l
,n.lr .....' !. l..,. ..' ,.,, -, '
n1- pomnrriJr. Coy grf nJl. aDt had $50
.''.' .H" ',oi.' '' .''. ..,, ~ '' ' .,..
y9rat. However. u. nomination mIn,
INA ". al" ".l o., III. ...... ..... . .'..
u-tl,urtlnn'a.o us about uar. bong
ND 'n11., ~, W.T.. ''~' ,,, , anu -,
.yor preached 20 an intelligent public
''7o'' ff'''.
It is presumed that nj Mi'ch'm'
For Of The Pro- and late candidate
he Democratic nomination for
a7 senator In ilIs district, hsf rel
...., 10 St Francois county In Dis
a..'1u to 400 Illegal, noa-rcs'i'si
aa. Republican voters, ~ which be al
.a,ss were cast IN The primary Eu'
$50 believe Mr. Mlchim ). mistaken 10
The premise upon which be assumes
That tho primary wa, not fairly coa-
Quoted The primary iH 'hi' county
wa very warmly contested. there
were q largo number Of candidates for
county offices 10 the ncjd, the county
wa thoroughly eauyassod, and a. .
result large vote Wa brought out,
though the iun party vote was no,
Pollcl
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10
rARsi PROPERTY.

~ acres. mineral property located near
Naiic hincs. Price H,oo 90 ausy terms.
iaiugres Dr. ste. Gonevluvs county. about
nine miles northeast % Pennington. tea
miles from either Hgnno ruFrp or fiat River
and ono mil. from Turicy Ash Good SIX
room dwelling. frame harm. double log
stable, ana ErhnutI CA premises Good
spring 50 acres % cultivation, haiaAru ga
good timlef Irrre Blue forms south baum.
dairy line Fruit trUea on place. lugy
N.2oo or vii trade Tor town property
H.s7 acres neat Mnl T.. %. IN So. Gsrg
We've county. 81 miles from NN Hr
and eight miles from Pennington. o. neTns
pc cultivated except , uctUs. s gplunull
mouse. lsFe, Ei1i Syringe rlslorn gying'
tom. Price e. $40 or viii tsair.
90 acres in ste. Conuyloyo COUNTY. smilra
from Pennington ana nat suutu Of RurkE
aervs good timber rrirr 81 90 Nnl EuIl
ur trade
30 acres near EHub Lick Good now SIX
room house. barn, orchard, we'll o. house
and harm. pionty 81 small fIuit. q RcTvs
~ cultivation ana aii urNUt fence HplHn.
did nelFhhJrho1d ehd bot 2. minutes WALK
20 srhSO.. NrhuIch t'n'i5 iU h1uHnE tr,c1
81 az.
G. scroa ~ miles north ct rarninElou
Land IN cultivation. House. haIB and 40
fruit trcrs, rrirH gl,,sH,
q .crca iui'CH south 90 Pennington ON
FrpdsriCstuWU .uau 60 urlva in culliva
ton, good room House. uGru abt Hraaory
frlCv 81 80.
II you want TO sell or trade, come
and .isl your property With us.
PIPKlN & SWIM.
Office over S, Francois County Bank
PHONE No. 81.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

A. a Fourth Of july greeting TO the
Tuptn0,, President Roosevelt, issued
ou ,hc SO q proclamation declaring
peace 10 al TIVE philippines except thc
country Of the Moro tibcs, placing
the Islands under civil control and
offering gmrc,ty to all who viii take
400 oath of allegiance acknowledging
TIE supreme authority oi the United
states The proclamation doesn't
Say whether tho Declaration q indie
pculpaco may u.w be pub'.saaa aal
read IN lhc Philippines bus ig prob
ably doesn't carry with {, amy such
privilege, 40 that usurrcelinuary doc
umcrl might fire anew the minds II
oug Filipino subjects with a desire TO
carry out rs sentiment and teaching
% a logical and practical conclusion.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

Judge Foz was nominated Tuesday
night a, Springfield Tor supreme Court
Judge Burgess aud Ya!lau, are Tho
other nominees.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

Tic News ilygieyauuy remarks:
"Tbn be (hcrca) au .tauuch Ko.
puhliann, mos, excellent party work.
or and a man r.,h every qualification
10 make O good Senator Inn TINS
cannot tu.AiuI.y deny why should
we want to deny tina, Col E.thsrd
bcrrus would make an ideal Tinted
sa'a Senator from a Republican point
Of view he certainly has an the
requisites, even TO bic millions anil bis
affinity for trusts, mouopoliss, special
privileges for tho few aud DiuglDy cN-
acted tribute from the many, imperial
cy'paiAism, O gold.redcemablc silver
dollar and ualiDnal bank suprrmacy
De would make a great lal'cr.day re-
publican senator, but a mighty p0ur
people senator. We haven't denied
any Il his qualifications, bat we refer
the News to M article under the cap.
ton II deception and Duplic.'y'
from that siaunch Republican paper,
iAg Missouri State Republican
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

Now that the electric road is
being built and the city water
works are assured, one can
make no mistake III investing
i'll good real estate in and
around Pennington. To as
sist probable purchasers we
submit a few Of the properties
we have for sale,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

Rc wish 20 call attention % the re-
seat plating of the Fair Grounds tract
under thc name Of Gicnwood Park.
Lots are 100 aert front b. nearly goo
frrf deep Can AMI see 30 sr LGEg s.
Hro. Dr prices
Sc also have IRE lots IN college Ad-
ditiDn Ug sale.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

Two groom dwellings "a the town OF
Esther, az $40 each, Terms oasy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

ono f-Toom house with an acre Of land 90
Formulation, near HAYWOOD seminary
lTlco 81 800
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

Une room house aud Dot near pubio
school IN north wagd. OouJ collar uuA
burn Price 81 .fH.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

One store building, airi0 with ndiitipn
i2Ait on Ion ssd property 90 Elat River dfu-
tfict. Also stock ~ goods 80 the value uf
81 ,Na, WI Trade I'm farm
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

uns nrw room frame dwelling In RurEs
atIitl1n. lrscp 81 sn.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

r. An from, 4-s.oTy house half urre uf
ground, beautiful shade trees nw - AN
ditl1H 10 Pennington Price 81 81.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10
Farm for Sale,

nice milo farm 90 ~ ucrus--t5 acre. iu
cultivation, ON Doe Kun stream, rix miles
south ~ Pennington. SlG-Trum house,
plenty Oi stable roam and other buidiugn
Il Htru young orchard OF more than tNl beuT-
Ing trees a good well IN iu feet ~ tltrhru
door u ono fourth milo from school house.
one mile FROM terminus 81 ~ q 4 u. r.
RAILWAY, ana IN thr midst ~ splgaiid siurk
mango. Call on or write 3. ". NOBiNruh.
HeliUviaw, Mu.. or 4 Y ROBINSON, flag
RIVER. No, !gT further particulars
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

90 acres in ste. GcnuylnyO county. smiles
from fnrmlugtun ana tuat south Of RnrkE
nelghbuThu1n. ~ acres Ga cultivation. rs
aerus good timber lrirr 81 UU Nul son
or trade.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10
CITY PROPERTY.

"a Ncres on rorTine rad, near Asylum
Tor sHlV " trade
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-10

~ acres. mineral property. located near
allie Mlnes. Price ~ On uu eugY terms
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30
wE un,tfts ~ 4 hgf

Naeess ta ae 3E@sf5h#e e#eaa Ne
eaHtet aHE- eueH8 aa Aaua
Iseyp taas Il IS aa8 t4a 81 uag
grated Nae aa aers H rese
tava tas aeea Hat gaat au sA
seal eaE Hepaa fa 9# Ib#
Welsh .aeeHG Ur rabbit property
mH4e Is as.he sl was II alaE
p.eee - aaeeae ee saf @tta pG U
#aeu aaaas ahaeae Ga aHa aa aaf
apHA0e i a layers bHf me gaaf
auaay asafpsI HufEef Cheese 81 ae
1Ieasghe sboall Dc afaupIet aae.g r
@talea eafep raH eaa eaa 32tea
SHOULD D# dissolved viii naa gF eHoga
~ teaetH 4ie lH.ees
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30


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The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30


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The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30
IA. aaaa lt.u..L.-.a

~ aa@aHe faH HafeAEaa sabaFses
sfs uaofr 9eafty aa Faa Hfat
fggs are eguetsues aEea aat bs
th~ taAc8efs @@a aed a aHHetaf
o1ea ~ tsIag E Hata a M ara
Aea ae ulfa e4en #Hue sae
ts stftthE ths prospective faGast ates
ap p a3a ttaeaas a.#Hes au8 at,ues
lie t.tas to .Ast HIA 5aals aasa
A*f a0tt #a aaa leatra baf
H*st = tae 80 asHHauau ta
9HHB aHHfH Hat HarE
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30

#hT EnH E
mea#A bat aea ar #Y
sa#a @aH 0fan aHIv vhen hsEH -
atrt f fhs respective counties
.ram ub8eb said nro1tae ara sant
Ihe Territorial comm .8oe aHHn
a#HN recommends 8a tHe respect sa
central committees af tHe seT
a counties of Bhe Tr tors tnnt q
sbs method witch eana
tes fT tha respective eeHutf afa
#Fa a he chosen fhst they elect
hafe e8.h candidates chosen fu sc.
6Hues aifh tha pmafy election
N at tHe Territory as provided hy
aFanhs sBsa sa 46BS Revised Statutes
Ar.xan&
Hf aaer af sbe Territorial Demo
as Central Committee
f ElstfNW00u. Chairman
FRANK G TH9TT Secretary
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30
p~~. ID oa al~.ta4ig

II II dHuff party you happen a
apaet etaaa ~ eiafef asef g08r fass
aetebbare ebae aatlu agpaa sa.8a
lieasHat08 aaa aat
w. # F. a#Hats stan ~ wet sea#u
4T aas
f II f9#eH end ID aH H.os
@AH5tt .tg8 st I4f pal# to a4ae e.tA
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30
SPECIAL eUeG4 SALE

Az @s#h fs reduce mS stock af bog
ea before move into my ntv store
a Congress street aas oue deaaae 4
HHhN aan save aoasla eraaie money
uE giving nt ea#
kGt84AEsGJsA
I48 south Meyer
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30

sHn ane
evn @ ee
e He
M seaw A
feaa H a
f seaH a#s s
IaH @ ~ ae w
taz HH A8Nv
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30

tHAt - As <ht@ HtaE A5p Tut t~H
and after 8ate aaFa saHa IL
i4gawa lats asat aH0 su EAt
metn e4n ot A@ tau M J8aes
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Woodruff County news., 1902-08-21

We received for publication this week, a letter from William Penrose. of Meredith, but on ac- countof the personal nature of same, we decline to print it. We are always delighted to receive and publish communications that we think would be of interest to our readers, but cant afford to publish articles in which the writer deals solely in personali- ties.-Free Press,
 AS we believe these pessonali- ties are hurled at the News man, we wish to remind the writer that our space is still for sale. We shall take pleasure in pub fishing anything decent upon re- ceipt of price.