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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10
Governor Denies Report.

Gov. Noel has issued a denial of the
report that he ordered the sheriff OF
Oktibbeha county to have q force OF
deputies on hand at the A. and NJ. col
lege opening, fearing that an outbreak
OF some sort might occur. The gov
ernor admits that he discussed the mat
ter with Sheriff James over long dis
lance telephone, and told him to use his
Judgment in the matter. Sheriff James
has s~teadfastly refused to be inter-
viewed on the subject.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10
President Tenders Sympathy.

Indicating that Charles Fitzgerald,
postotfice inspector, who was killed at
Clinton, stood as high in the estimation
of his official superiors as among his
home people, the following telegram,
received at the family home, furnishes
eloquent testimony:
"Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald, Jackson,
Miss: I am shocked beyond measure at
the death of your husband, and wish to
extend my most respectful sympathy to
you and to his five children. Inspector
Fitzgerald was a man whose probity
and loyalty to his trust, fidelity to duty,
efficiency and entire f~earlessness made
him one of the best public servants this
government ever had. l deeply mourn
his loss. THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10
Claim Rates Are Excessive.

A petition from merchants and cotton
buyers of Hermanville has been re-
ceived by the railroad commission ask
ing relief be granted them from what
they consider excessive rates on COM
pressed cotton from that point to
Natchez. The rate to Natchez on COM
pressed cotton is Is cents, and on fiat
bales only 80 cents, which they claim
is excessive and put Of proportion t o
the cost of handling.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10

The burning of the Morris building
removed one of the historic landmarks
of this city, and the business section
particularly, as it was in the same
building that the activities of Missis-
sippi's first authenticated millionaire,
Ed. Richardson, were in play for many
years. The buildings, or the major
portion of them, were built almost half
a century ago by Col. Richardson, and
there his business was carried on for q
space of thirty or thirty-fve years.
The loss is $4,000, with insurance OF
about $40, 900.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10

State superintendent OF Education
Powers is off oman extended trip, which
will include the Atlantic seaboard and
the Missouri river within its limits.
Before returning superintendent Pow
ers will attend the lakes-to-the-gulf
deep waterways convention at Chicago,
and will go thence down into Winnie
bago county, ILL.,, for a visit to Super
intendent o. j. Kern, who is one of the
o~riginators of the corr club system in
the country schools.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10
After Social Clubs.

After Social Clubs.
Membership of the newly-organized
Law and Order league of Jackson is
growing. The league was launched
primarily for the purpose of putting
the social clubs of this city out of bust
ness. The fight will be relentlessiy
waged, according to the leaders of the
organization, until the 'ssecond-story
saloons are forced to either abolish
their liquid Bullets, Or quit business
altogether.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10
Races at State Fair.

A6Ce9 AZ 6tdI0 dAI.
acquisitions for stable accommoda-
tions received oy the state fair manage
ment indicate that a large number OF
first-class entries will be tent here to
take part in the racing program at the
fair. This is the first time the state
fair has attempted ten days OF racing.
Contributions for Orphans.
Superintendent Williams of the Mis-
sissippi Baptist Orphanage has re-
ceived . large number OF letters from
members of the Baptist clergy pledg-
ing support in carrying out the s'work
day" plan whereby the orphanage
hopes to raise several thousand dollars
to be used In paying of existing In
debtedness and making needed i'm
provements. The date for the observ-
ance is Oct. II, and the orphanags of
ficials ask that on that date the friends
Of the institution give the net proceeds
Of their days labor to the institution.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10
Sherif's Fees.

Replying to the board of supervisors
OF Yazoo county, in IN inquiry as to
what fees q sheriff is entitled to for
collecting delinquent communication road
tax, and in which it is stated that the
tax collector there charges 1926 when
the taxes are collected by his deputies,
Attorney-Genera Fletcher has issued
an opinion in which he assumes that
the county is working under the old
road system, as set forth in sections
4465-5576, and advises that for the
service the collector should be paid on
the same basis as for the collection of
other taxes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10
Sheriff. Association.

Sheriff. AssOciatiOn.
The annual convention of the Missis-
sippi Association of Sheriffs was held
in this city. The attendance was fully
up to expectations, a majority of the
counties of the state being represented
by their sherifs. Resolutions were
adopted setting forth changes that, in
the opinion of the sheriffs, should be
made in the statutory laws relative t
that Office.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10
Bishop Galloway Returns.

Bishop Galloway Returns.
Bishop Charles B. Galloway has re-
turned to his home in this city after an
absence of several weeks, which he
spent mostly in the North and West,
spending a good part of the time at
Ludington, Mich. During his absence
Bishop Galloway held a number of con-
ferences in Illinois and Missouri.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10
State Capital Notes
Weekly Budget of State News Items Gathered by Dor Special
Correspondent at Jackson.
Union Warehouse Association.

Union Warehouse Association.
A meeting of the greatest signih-
canoe to the r~aisers, handlers and users
OF cotton in this state, and Of vital in
terest and consequence to the entire
state, was held here this week. The
meeting was chiefly made up of the
managers of the Farmers Union cotton
warehouses in Mississippi, and was held
under q call of President Hightower,
OF the Mississippi Farmers Union
Warehouse association, its avowed OBJ
ject being to form a state federation of
he Farmers Union warehouses in this
state. -
Local organizations of the union have
been active in establishing cotton ware
houses at central and convenient points,
IN which the cotton producer could
store his cotton and receivd an advance
OF a certain per cent. with which to
meet pressing financial obligations and
necessities. Individually these ware
houses could not accomplish much, and
the proposition now is to amalgamate
them and put them under n manage
ment.
The organization proposes to raise
money IN the cotton itself by using it
as security, and this money will be
loaned to the owners of the cotton, II
desired, under certain rules.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10

Battleship Silver Service.
1t begins to look very much as If the
effort to raise the remainder of the fund
needed to purchase . silver service for
the battleship Mississippi will result in
failure, and that the Legislative session
Of 1910 will be asked to make the ap-
preparation necessary to complete tho
proposed $4,000 fund. Although sev-
eral strong addresses have been issued
the responses have been very meager,
and the amount now in hand does not
exceed $1,000, Dr. just about half whas
is needed to purchase . service similar
to those presented TO other battleships.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10

Must Make Connection.
The state railroad commission passed
an order directing the Yazoo and Mis-
sissippi Valley Railroad company to
make physical connection with the
Southern railway at Belzoni, in Wash
ington county, which is the granting Of
q long-pending petition.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10
Millsaps College Opening.


Millsaps college, the popular and
prosperous institution under the aus
pices of the Methodist church in Mis-
sissippi, was opened for the nine
months work with a very gratifying
enrolment. Bishop Charles B. Gallo
way was on hand, and was given an
ovation by all, the old boys and the
new entrants, as we'll as the faculty.
and expressed himself as thoroughly
pleased with the opening.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-10-10
GulfpOrt Rate Case.

In the Gulfport cotton rate case the
railroad commission made an order in
accordance with the prayer OF the petit
TONERS. The commission does not I'M
dertake to designate any rate, but the
order to the railroads directs that they
make such rates effective as are now in
effect to New Orleans or Mobile from
points in Mississippi. 1t is in order for
the railroads, if they accept the dictum
of the commission, to get together and
make the rate, afterward submitting it
to the commission, as the law directs.
In the event of failure of the roads to
a rate and take steps to have it enforced.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-24

que mandar psonsB qua tRrdsn mucho
tempo en- haCar Ol viDjO = aaf poF Ell eBtilo
H0mbEeg ciVii8adoB qG0 vivsu faeFa do
les CsntEoB de civilisRci6n".
Hay alIf buenRs vivien las pgqusfi %
aldsaO en- donde RIguoos propi tUioB baa
intE0duCid0 me- 1FaB poF 90 pFopiR cue ia,
como BuCede en- una ..fneB do lee Q II res
VilsIlG, & Is que 90 pusds iE por una ca
FTet0Fa que ellOs ConSGruyeron con Ga pro-
Pio pecuIio, gssEsndo una busuR uuma de
dineEt p0Fo que b n meneatsE el SUxilio
do los muniCipalidadeg en- 10 que 4 mn'
chos BeFvicioB 90 EefsFs. Por ejsmpIo,
para enterRar IN CRd6Vsr Bs hsce pFeciso
IN viSje dc IN die cuando los rios no Go
tan dsgt 0FdsdoV, , Hi hay IN enfsEmo grA'
We ge muere RnteB qua llegus sl me 1iCO Di
Oh que pusde ir elf. Y ai lB g9Ots pu
diente pu8de ob:snoF ca deteEmi 10do case
oil auxilio neCsBaFio, no eB posib'e Bucedn
10 miBmo con laB ClaBsB pobreB. Es pFeci
o., Pues que 90 trats dc Temsdiar esoB
mSleV, dRnd0 oCsAi6n que eBus vsCinC
que viven ALA On Ol CeDtFO de RqusllGB
m0nt4 II Ag, trsbaj ando en- las f iCaB 20 CO f6
puedRn teneR Gl m6liG0 de que % dispons
On lRy poblRcioneB y baEFio8 cOFCR0os & 6s'
tGs, CCmeF CaFnG ffoBCs con ffecusncis, en-
tOrFsF BUS musEtoB en- Of tismpo convsnisL'
to = disponeT, en- flo, de todoa los aeryici5B
p6bliSoS dc que hoy cSFecsp."
81 gobsFnsdor oy6 lBG opioionag ds las
psF8onaR que formRron una sgradabIe,
tsFtulia on lR ORaa ca donde peruoct6, Les
que explicaFOn con lujo de dstalleB La
nsosaidGdOg a7teG expTesRdss muChpB de las
que 70 cOnocfA 81 Befior Poat por ,beElaB
ObBeFvado en BuB freCusnteB viajsO aqos'
lla8 TsgiOneB ALI % hs tornado un
n6cIeo dc veCinos para sufr0gar poR gh
cuenta los gaOtOB de inHtslaei6n de una
lfnea do ts!6fonoB que les poDgs en- TGpido
ORntaCto con Les pob'acionsa FsfsridaB ,
mejoFe un tanto lag Condicioneg do aialR'
miento en- que ALI 90 vivs.
Sc CambiRT0n impFssionel entire el GO
bernadOE y lOH peEiodistaB con EsfsEOncia
los aBuntoB tratAdGs en- 10 confeEencia,
estR tsEmin6 & Las IL 35, dagpu6s dc
obEsquiaF 6ltoB 0l Ben9r Pont CON tabaCoB
y do hRber sxRminsdO una antigua sSpada
dc cazolstR del BiglO XIV Fegalo de mu'
Cho m6ritO que le han hsCho hace p0CoB
diRs ri gobeFnRdoF.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-24
Ia SUBASTA PARA La
Canetera de Are
GibO a HatiIIO.
Las VaCaDtes De GOBCejaIss.
Hln canORZldo los Oblls d
Ia RusEl Safa Do SsG0rres.
Ode nWestrO sOfFsspOnsGE }

Agosto % -NusltEo Rhniga 81 licsncis.
do Antonio suIivsFss que 90 snContrA "a
Olgo erfaRmo en- 81 campo ha ERgEesado q
sDta ciudad "a Eepueato de ans males y 90
sncuentEa de nusvo al ftsnts de gu buf te.
- he falIecido en- ssta CiGdad el Eesps'
table anCiano don Ramon Vliias habisndo
tenido Iugar 81 sspslio del cad6vsE en- la
taTas del vieEnes. DsGOanas an psg.
So anunCiA la sUbaBts de piedrR pi.
cada para Ell kfrmado de I6 caTTetsRa de
AFecibo HAtil.0. So espsEs qu", con sRe
metivO sss Af 'msdo 81 troBo donda CO.
miRrzB eBtR CaEFeteER freq to 10 eacu ala
J # .rsOn o6rOal del Distrito.
-ExiBte gran animaCi6n entire los bonn
bsEes para 81 b lie que dsr6o en- 81 gaetFo
sl ,pK6ximo domingo. En- Is tsFde de
diCho die SO FspaTEir6n Las msdG lisa con-
CedidaB & los que disTon mas pFutbGs do
v.loT ? sFEcj1 On 6. q timo incsndio. Tam
be- 20 lOB EspsEsirG uas gFatf .aci6n do
nada poF el n,r don DAmi6n Piss por
los ex se!enteG 0arviciOH que les pFsat.Fon
an esA noCh'.
-Ssku.de BAter cuSndo % cubren lac
tres vaoBDtes que GxiREsn en- gl CorCeio
MuniCi.A LA falts de eate8 CoDCei ales
gus hsce que no se pusda EeuriE sl Con-
ctjo On geHi6n tiAne demoFadcs :os Gluntoa
De administration, hAbisndo tanido que
suBpendsEBe Leo t'abajaB de ls planta o &C.
tFicR poF no pOdeF haesF8s una tEaL ferenCia
de cf6iitN.
Han oomeo8ado las obEas de Ia nus.
va Dsl0 de SOCoFFos eu len bsjos de Ia casa
ayuntamiento habi6 ldoBs r6cibidO de los
Eata1os Unidos sl nutvo iaBtrumertal y
sparatoU necsBsEiog 6 las cuFacioneB con
tod0a las FoglaB de 10 Rntiseptip.
Tan EFoBto como cslsbFe Reni6n cate
conceio municipal 90 sprcbAr6n lon pliegou
de condolences para les BpbAAtas del are
GO pintuFa de 10 casa byuntemieDto y
cETcel municipal, mataderO, CaERics1fa y
hospital.
.-s4 hscsn graz des alcgios en- esta ciu
dad del j les municipal hcenOiado Amado
R,varR par Ou reCtitud , maners de admi
niOtrAF justicis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-24
N 0 IA S.

Al 6TgAno que toCan los encuBEidizos,
loB ahoFa limitRdOg, p0F exigenCiRB inap..
lablGB de Ia opinion, CficiaR de modeatoa
Mefst6faleg, no l0 ha gultade que mLR
Correspondence" lIamando laB CoEag poE
90 nomb2e, leB agu8Ea ESQ dc pEstsndsF
que 10 ''CiudadRnfa americana GO Un de-
FeCh9 de los pusPt0EEiquG fi0g."
PT6eticOS, dsmRRiGdO pT6otioO8 no v0n On
el leDguaj0 de la vsFdsd, mas que GFismOs,
NGeto fisSOa8, iN0OngfWsn0iG8.
~E8 10 aGtitud ae BismpEG. Son EegFeoi
vog. Isl p0F hROsEls CaFsnteRia al p der,
llegaFCn ConaideEaT deciF uTbi It OYb6,
que LOS DERECHOs de su pTopia pa
triR eran MUsIOA CELESTIAL!
7 8h0FG salem con Gl ebists de que
10 OiWd0danE0 americana para los p UeTt0
TT6qWeN9s e0 IN deTeobO.
T0d0 10 que SEQ antsponGF al bian de la
iBl& IN GnGeTioaNSsmO de BimiloF, tieBe,
ga los gFands8 BsceFdotsu cpl q eos del
venerable diFectoFio. dscir la cooperation
Asf % como la l. fusncis q IA Il grado
ojeFcsE sobEs pequ. Il gEupO de OompatEio'
tas, hB tenido para eIl0a mismcs lo8 psoFeU
EesuItRdOF. Jam6s la hablaron & PusEt9
Rico de BuB legftimou deFsCh,'. ESQ qFa
MUSICA CELESTIAL. Mas shcrR con
vi0ns eDgGtuBRFle con IN ruevo rosario.
iVsyR unos ciWd0d0n0s! ...s-z-zzs:. - .5ss z
lie prensa torpsdsrG del m'gateE;o qus
llsmau diEsCtoFio, nu6atraBs tambi6 p'zpi'
Rsta , subidills de tono. PFsoB8 pfque
Is, mRgal6msn0, uuaH vsCeu 60 conRideFa
saba y experts y otraB terrible en- sl ar
caiamo de 0u lepgu'js Ahuecsdo y toau1O-
a6'osB de Ia hip6rbole luGen so eTWdiei6N
q Ia ViOtetG llamundo igoorsDte & TODD
sl que no Bea Incorporate.
aiIRndeFoB de vACuidp dea. 9, b bran Ci'
taB mRCarr6nicsV, que FohfAn cOnGclsF
6niCsmsnte 81 antiqQfOimo diFet torio que
todavfs gime, uuBpirG y FatAlea por 10
SPdida del OOGer. (j?1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-24

a. 73. 08cribe: "CeRtif 20 que con el uUo
de lAB PfldORRB RaBadas del Dr.. WiiIiamB
me cure de ana fasGts debilidad anfmiR
que poE G'gGl tempo ma sentfa aba tido.
EltuVe que lEeOfA un eaqueleto por la pa
lido z = fA:tn de CREnes. La NINA debii.
dad me entorpsci6 Ia digenti6n. Tome Ias
FefaEidaB pfIdoIag ? me hieisFon muy buan
Of ct0 en- mi sAlud, fJTEifc6ndoma Ia saUgYN
y 10 digestion, = aumsnt6 muCho en- peso.
No Vaeil0 en- ReC0mendar las PfldoPaa Ro
aadas del Dr.. Williams.
La sritR. Felipn NisvsB, residents "a
CoscoEFo, Csmsgdey, Cuba, FefePe " pro.
piG ca 'aCi6n y 10 do Bu sEP. Ma9ra en- les
aiguiento8 lfneRl: "DsRso mnnifestsr mi
'gFadscimientO Jas Pf'deraa Rouadas del
DE. William poEqus con elias me cure de
anemiR , nsurRlgis que por Coss de dos
afloB me hSbiR RquejBd0. Estuvs mueho
tempo an CANA poE 10 mucha debi!idad y
paFeCe que POGO efscto me hRcfan Las medi'
CinRG que tame, pu0g Conilu6 NAL haSss
que tome p0F recommendation do ana ufio.
re- amigo, laB PfldoFag Rosa1aR del Dr..
Williams, cuFGndoms EAdicalmenta con
elias. Mi mama hAbfa padeCido do Rsu.
matiIm0 poE CoBa de cuAtro amos y le df 6
tomaE IRB PfIdoFaB RoBRdaB del DR.. Wi
lli0mg, con geiB frRacOB do ente eficaz re-
medic euro tRmb;6n. Ds8de OntonCsa tsna'
mos on casa IN frgGquitO dc eDtaB pildoran
para emplaRF en- ORBo dc dsbilidRd, Iaa re-
com0ndRmoI con entuaiaBmo."
L3B PfldoFaB RoBadRs del DR.. Williams,
20 empleAn afioasments para purificar la
BaugTs , f9rGifoaF Loo n0EViog, en- Ia ana'
mis-, Col0Ees pGlidoB, neEviCaidsd, dolores
de CAbsza, diSpspAiS neEvioEO. FeumatiBmo,
ci6tiOs, pRFGlisig paFciAI, toda claaa de do.
bilidSd, , On general como t6niC0 reConsti'
tuye. LoBtEuCCiones en- Cada feasquito. Pr
danBe en- la8 batiCas agsguEkndoue que Bsan
del DIR. WILLIAMS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-24

.svd ERsoNA cab
"a ahdd
rf%DTe IS
Hoia; W's
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-24
OOMPRAR MADEIRA

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-Lo Com.
p0'tta industrial de SG'stWFes (san Juan
Box 657) tisne On olsso dsprimeEa & pre-.
CiOS gin CompstsnciR, IN complete nurtido
para construction de caEas. MoldurRa do
todog tamafloH. TabliIla6 para psrBianas.
Dsp6BitoB. San Juan fponts 81 muelIS
n6msro 2 ssntuFCs Stop. "a. Tel6fonoa
425 z 1O3O. Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-24

Sc VENDG un piant de medic uso,
poF 10 miGRd de 80 vRloT informaF6n Sol
48 b2joG. ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-24

En- sBtS impEOnta 90 vand8 papGl de
PcIi6dice visjo0 & 82.OO los 46 kiloa ssn
gasintaR9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-24
A N E m I.A.
Ell azOte de Ia. juVentub.

AbABdant0s PfU0b08 do que los PlIdOE0s ROs8bas
DEL Dr. Williams 86n ufIelG0s para COmbO'
tit P0bTVEO DO SaBgtO.
FL Sf. Claudio Gil, cOnoCido f.t6grafo
FeOidsnte On Trinidad, Cabs, CalIe D0Ban
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-24
ROANOKE s.I:s s.soL!FsEE !! 4 E

Curse por grades: Cursos comerciales ' preparato-
rios. So ensefa aleman frances FaoultatiVOs ha
biles. Liberia con $4,000 vOldmeneS. Trabajo la
hoTatoriOs; buena Influenza moral; sin CanttnaS Sa
ludable localidad situada entire montanas Paga ba-
rata. 80 amos de fundaoi6n. Empieza ell 16 de Sep
tiembre. CataOgOs gratis de 6s p&ginas. DiTigirse
], A. Mogehead Presidente.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22
DIRT Is FLYING
 AT ROOSEVELT DAM
Great Record For Work Is Reported During Month of
 September.
fsnecial to the Review ]

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-A report from the Salt River irrigation project, Arizona, shows that during September 14,s00 cubic yards of masonry were laid on the Roosevelt dam. This is a thousand yards more than have been laid in any previous month, and brings the highest point of the dam to an elevation of 11S feet above the foundation, and the< lowest point eighty-seyen feet above.
 The cement mill turned out 12,200 barrels of clinker during the month and supplied all the. cement needed for construction purposes. Another we'll has been finished on the Gila reservation, test wells are being drill ed at Mesa, and good progress was made in setting poles and stringing wire for the electric transmission line. Work on the Grand and South canals is being carried on as rapidly as pos sible. Water for irrigation was fur nfshed without interruption.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22
WHAT ARE YOU DOING FUR OLD
 COCH|SE CO?
Richest County In Arizona Should Have One of the Best Exhibits at the Fourth Ter ritoriaI Fair, Nov. 9-14.

The people of Cochise county should not allow politics to make them for get the important part they can and should take in the Fourth Arizona Territorial Fair at Phoenix, November 9 to A. This Is the banner county of Arizona from the standpoint of wealth, and there are enough best things raised or produced here to capture large proportion of the rich prizes. The best statement of the case The Review has yet seen is contained in the following letter, which is being sent out to our citizens, by Ed. F. Will Hams, commissioner for Cochise county. Read it, and then act on it, and it will be certainty that Old Cochise will stand out well in the front before the thousands of visitors who will be searching for the best in Arizona:
 Sayi co-partner in Cochise county's common-weal--you whose footsteps were God-directed to this country of charming climatic conditions, what part of the commendable collection of exhibits are YOU going to contribute to the Fourth Arizona Territorial Fair to be held ill Phoenix November 9 to IA, 1908?
 Are you aware that Cochise county is Arizona's center for cattle, copper and commerce, and if you are LIVE ONE it is up to you to do your part towards advertising our resources to the world?
 Did pumpkins grow large in your back yard this year? Send one to Phoenix, for there will be visitors there from Missouri,
 Haven't you at least one fine speci- men of mineral? It will be return ed to you undiminished in value after the world has seen it.
 How about that Hereford bull? A little soap. eombing and speedy arm action might make him winner of a s200 prize
 Isn't there a handsome baby boy or pretty girl at your home? All kinds of prizes will be awarded to bright eyed, joyissant kids, and we want the world to know that they are bred in Old Cochise.
 Under a separate cover you will receive a book that win tell you all about it. READ IT!!!
 Can your wife or daughter draw, paint. cook. sew, knit or darn socks? Can they make bread. cake, biscuits. jelly, jam, tortillas or pie? Any of these accomplishments and a hun cred others may draw a prize. READ THE BOOK!n
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WILL REBUILD HOUSES.

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