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The Lash of a Fiend

would have been about as wei
 come to A. Cooper of Oswego N
 Y., as a merciless lung tracking cough that defed all remedies for years. Ut was most trouble some at night" he writes, moth ing helped me till I used Dr
 Kings New Discovery which cured me completely. 1 never cough at night now. Millions know it's matchless merit for stubborn colds, sore lungs, obstl- nate coughs, lagrippe, asthma, hemorrhage, croup, whoopi lg cough, or hayfever. It relieves quickly and never fails to satis- fly. A trial convinces. soc, $1.OO. Trial bottle free. It's positively guaranted by all druggists
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Dry Farming
 in Arizona

Spokane, Wash, Sept sc. E. Bower, who is making dry farm experiments at McNeal, Cochise county, Ariz., has written to John T. Burns, secretary of the Dry Farming Congress, to bring the matter of supplemental irri- gation to the attention of the convention in Spokane, October 3 to 6. He says:
 Arizona is not credited with sufficient rainfall to make dry farming a success, and to he sue cessful by such methods in this arid region we must supplement the rainfall by pumping with mills or engines in the winter and early spring, and have suffi- cient moisture stored in the ground, which. together with the annnal rainfall, will ensure good crops.
 I've have a large valley here, the Sulphur Spring valley, with something over 100000 acres ofsplendid farming land on which supplement irrigation could be practised pro6tably.
 Our experiment station for dry farming is the first estab- lished in Arizona and although this is only its second season it has done much valuable work"
 Mir. Bower adds that great interest is being developed every where in the forthcoming dry farming congress and he looks for a large delegation from Arizona attending the sessions in Spokane.
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Buy From Those Who Advertise.

When store advertises it shows that it values your trade enough to ask for it; your convenience is considered to the extent of making 1t easy for you know what is offered in needsd goodssthe store shows its willingness to go record in its Statements about its stock and service; the advertising of article as being of certain quality, and at stated price is in
 sense, contract between the seller and the prospec- tive buyer the prices of advertised goods must be so low that competition cannot meet them; advertising n- creases sales enabling the store to accept smaller pro- fits. These are some of the reasons why you should buy from the that advertise There are other reasons, and although not stated you profit by them
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-13
Special to the Holbrook Argus.

To the people of Arizona:-
 The overwhelming victory yesterday much party triumph victory the people Arizona against influences The Democratic party with Patriotic Amercann sober framed program providing that the people Arizona write their constitution the which the people the other commonweahs have written theirs They proposed plain simple sound body laws with
 ls experiments efforts radical legislation containing how those like the initiative and referendum recall which ticay all the western states have adopted adopting the rights of the people Not only there nothing wild radical eak about the but the engt program that live patriotic would be make The people of Arizona have shown by sweeping tn they intelligence the courage placing the this program The democratic majority the constitutional convention with unswervng allegiance their pledges will asound short which the Arizona will enthusiastically and which neither president Taft congress will have the slightest ustc ton for rejecting The democratic party has clearly shown that in line with the public spirit the people of Arizona Tue following the result.
 Cochse Marcopa Yavapai g. Gila Graham D. Yuma Apache Pima Navajo Mohave Santa Cruz l. total forythre Republicans Pima g. Navajo Yavapai l. Cocoum' 2 total 9.
 J. P Dillon, Chairman Territorial Democratic Committee
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Pinetop-Morgan 16; Sawyer 7; Houck 5; Scott 6.
 Lakeside-Morgan s; Sawyer 6; Houck 4; Scott 4.
 Whiteriver-Morgan 5; Saw yer ?; Houck 6; Scott 5.
 Throughout the territory the democrats have elected 43 dele gates while the republicans have g, the apportionment by coun. ties beng:
 Democrats-Apache 1; Gila 5; Graham 5; Maricopa g; Mohave l; Navajo l; Pinal 2; Yavapai 5; Yuma 3; Santa Cruz l; Cochise 10; total 43.
 Republicans-Coconino 2; Pi- ma 5; Yavapai 1; Navajo 1; total g.
 Chairman Dillon of the demo- cratic territorial committee is out with a statement, given below; declaring that the demo- cratic party, although in the majority i'll the constitutional convention, does not intenI to submit anything radical or oh- II Al mental law for the new state will be as clear and as concise as the original constitution of tile United States and that ir will be impossible for President Taft CT the Congress of the United States to legitimately refuse to ratity the constitution of Arizona.
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Local Happenings

Miss Sharlot M. Hall, the well known writer on various topics concerning Arizona, and who now occupys the position of Territorial Historian, stopped off here a few days this week while on her way to Cooley's ranch, in the southern part of the county. From there she will visit the important towns in Apache County before returning to her headquarters in Phoenix. Miss Hall desires to see all the early pioneers of Arizona for the pur- pose of obtaining any data that might be of historical interest.
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WILLIAM MORGAN AND
 JAMES SCOTT ELECTED
Clean Sweep for the Democrats Thru
 Out the Territory.

The result of the election Mon- day for delegates to the consti- tutional convention seems to have favored the democratic par ty in nearly every county of the territory. Navajo county split the vote and elected Morgan and Scott. There are still two pre- cincts to hear from-Heber and Keams Canyon but their total vote will have very little bearing on the general result it now being practically settled that Morgan and Scott have received sufficient votes to insure their election.
 By precincts the vote was as follows:
 Winslow-Morgan 177; Saw yer 155; Houck 1O5, Scott 80.
 St. Joseph-Morgan 25; Saw yer ?; Houck l; Scott 23.
 Holbrook-Morgan 45; Saw yer IS: Houck 57; Scott 49.
 Woodruff-Morgan 12; Saw. yer 3; Houck 9; Scott Is.
 Snowfake-Morgan 52; Saw yer Is; Houck 19; Scott 45.
 Taylor-Morgan 2S; Sawyer 13; Houck 36; Scott 37.
 Pinedale-Morgan 21; Sawyer 7; Houck Is; Scott 12.
 Shumway-Morgan II; Saw yer 6; Houck 4; Scott 8.
 Showlow-Morgap 2S; Saw yer IT; Houck '; Scott 10.
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atmospheric humidity reported from other sections. No deaths from sunstfoke in the vicinity of Phoenix.
Unknown Poet Hangs a Con. stitulion Ryhme to Foun-
 tain in Douglas Park

ln the days of the Florentine dukes it was customary for un- known poets to hang their poll teal ribalds around the necks pt the statues in the public square, where they were found ill the morning, and answered by others posted under the noses of other statues the next morning. An unknown rhymster of Doug. las has modernized the old GUS tom. A railroad brakeman com ing through the City Park by dawn noticed suspended by Nire twisted around a public fountain a little roll of cotton wood bark. When he inspected this more closely he found 1t con- tained the following verses, which make a plea for a sound constitution for Arizona: Give me a constitution, Sires, Of Sinew, flesh and bone That 1 may throw away my
 crutch
 And go my way alone: Nor put a bandage on mine eyes, Nor hobbies on my feet To lose me on the shining trail And trip me in the street. Put in my hands grip of steel That on my strength alone 1 lean to win and keep and hold My own my very own, Put in my lips the voice of
 thought
 That every puny whine That rises to the doubts of men May never rise to mine. Put III my heart the throb of
 hearts
 That count the deeds of man Of Morse and Fulton-with the
 dreams
 Of Jupiter and Pan; Nor bind me to the vulture's rock Where every beak may prod The golden treasure of my veins That fill for man and God. Put in mine ears the call of hope, The clink and hammer-b1ow Of trip and winding drum above And sledge and drill below; The hiss of steam and hum of
 wheel
 In factory and mill, The low of cattle on the range And sheep upon the hill. Give inc a constitution, Sires, The birthright of the strong, And let me throw away the
 crutch
 That 1 have carried long; Nor put a hobble on my feet,
 Nor goggles on my eyes Give me the freedom of the earth, The wisdom of the skies!
 Art. Saunders who has been quite sick is much better at pre-.
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Arizona Fair at Phoenix. --- Novembe- 2 to IS

Of all the events at past terri torial fairs, none have aroused more interest Tn the grand-stand than does the cowboy relay race. The Territorial Fair management has arranged to make this a feature of the ap- preaching fair, which will be held at Phoenix Nov. Eth to 12th and have increased the cash pur- ses from $50O.OO to $75O.OO Teams from Coconino Co.,, Cochise Co.,. Pinal Co.,, Yavapai Co.,. and Maricopa Co.,, are ar ranging to enter. and as the cash prize is so large. it is,very likely that many more cowboy outfits will be in the races at ;he finish. Rules governing the contest and method of entry may be had by addressing the Secretary of the Fair Commission, Phoenix, Ariz. These races will be run during fair week. day intervening be tween each race The money will be divided 60 per cent first prize 25 per cent second prize and Is per cent third prize.
 Of all the various departments of the Territorial Fair to be held at Phoenix, Nov. 7th to 12th, 1910, there is none more attrac- tive than the Educational Department, which, this year will be superintended by Mrs. w. w. Nc Neff, who is well known in educational circles over the territory. Special prizes to the amount of several hundred dol lars have been donated by the educational publication houses of the east, which will result Tn the exhibition of the best work of the various schools of Arizona. The premiums, however, have been so graded that small schools will have an equal showing with some of our more pretentious institutions. An enlarged space in the Exposition Building has been reserved by the fair manage ment for the educational exhibit.
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Area Changes of
 Kaibab Forest

Washington, Sept, 9-The President has signed a proclama- tion adding approximately 1s,- 33O acres to the Kaibab Nat ional Forest, Arizona, and at the same time eliminating 10,SSO acres. These changes are the re- suit of a careful field examina- tion made last summer by the U. s. Department of Agrlculture in pursuance of general plan for the correction of all National Forest boundaries.
 The area added contains some timber, but the addition was made mainly to secure a better administrative boundary. Pre- vious to this proclamation, the western boundary of the Forest had been in the bottom of deep, narrow canyons, locally known as Snake Gulch and Kanab Can yon. Most of the watering places for stock grazing upon the adjacent range within this Forest were within these two gulches. Some outside stock came into these same watering places, which resulted in the con- stant mixing of the stock. The new boundary will enable all the stock to be taken care of with out mixing. In addition, the fact that the top of the cliffs bordering the western edges of the canyons forms the new boundary line will make 1t pos: sible, by the construction of less than a mile of fence, to effect ually close the Forest boundary for nearly 15O miles, so that the trespass of stock from out or the escape of stock from within the Forest will be practically impos- sible. The petition requesting. this addition was signed by practically all the local settlers concerned.
 The elimination consists of seventeen sections of land adja cent to the northwest boundary of the Forest. The area elimina- ted Is covered with grass and a scattering growth of juniper and pinion, and is chiefly valau- ble for grazing purposes. The changes made by this proclama- tion do not effect the Boundaries of the Grand Canyon Game Pre- serve or the Grand Canyon Nat ional Monument, both ot which lie partially within the Kaibab National Forest.
 The lands eliminated by this proclamation will be restored to settlement and entry after they shall have been advertised in the local papers by the Secretary ot the interior.
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-13

C. 1. Houck came in from his ranch last week, from here he went to Winslow. returning to Holbrook Sunday on No. 1 a Puzzle" as his friends greeted him on his return.
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-13
Arizona Prospering

Proof ot Arlzona's prosperity is shown by Territorial Tax rate reduction; cut of 1912 per cent for the year has been made by the board of Equalization. Total valuation of property for taxa tion purposes for ensuing year is $S6,126, ,226.35 Department of agriculture reported August 1st, Arizona leads with orange crop 100 per cent of normal. Next highest is 95 per cent. Roosevelt Dam complete n two months, cleaning up now, dedication to occur early next year, Ex-presi- dent Roosevelt invited to perform ceremonies. Reports of crop acre ages show: Alfalfa 65,OOO acres; citrus fruits Oranges, lemons and grapefruit 1,250 acres De ciduous fruits 2,644; Canta- lonpes 56O acres; sugar heets 5000 acres. Sugar output for season 5,OOO,OOO pounds. Glens dale cantaloupes reached highest prices known, $5.OOto $7.O0 per crate. Cantaloupes now being planted for sale at Christmas. Good reports ot large land deals and continued establishing of small holdings. Estimated average size profitable small farm 20 acres and for alfalfa farm 40 acres. Large areas oil lands and forest reserves created by land office during past month. New Automatic, calalble, telephone system now operating in Phoenix 39 blocks underground cable Cost $15O,OOO raised by local business men. Extensions to other valley towns being made. Building conditions very active. Four large business blocks on one important street with several now in course of construction. Hotel accommodations being added to in every part of city. |
 Excavation for big new hotel to cover nearly halt block is under way. Home building continues extensively, last years record of house and a half a day being ex- ceeded. Extensive additions to railroad track facilities indicates increasing volume offreight being handled. Heavier rails belng laid throughout and tracks extended. Cement factory to be esta blished adjacent to Phoenix, site and all machinery secured. 10000 acres near Toltec being cultivated hy dry farming process. Work on dam adjacent has been recon
 menced. Completing in a few month of the great concentrat- ing plant at Hayden, to produce 75,O0o,o00 pounds per annum, will place Arizona undisputable in the lead in Copper production. Tucson reports increased inquiry from intending settlers. Globe commercial organizations men tion activity in building lines. Prescott states outlook tor Fall season very bright. Flagstaff active i'll lumber and wool circles. Comfortable weather conditions prevailing throughout summer l are ill contrast with excessive
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-13

Ali. c. LeBaron, representing the Arizona Mutual Savings and Loan Association, of Phoenix, is here this week in the interest of that institution.
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-13

The Carnival Co.,, which furnished much amusement tor the people of Holbrook last week, left Sunday morning.
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-13

R. S. Teeple, left for Springer vile the first part of the week.
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-13

E. B. Newman is in town again Election is attractive.
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-13

Miss Bernice Smith, of King man, who is to be one of the teachers in the Holbrook School, arrived here Saturday.
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-13
To the ladies ot Holbrook:

Mrs. w. N. Carroll on her trip west will be in your town on the 26th of Sept. with a full line of fall and winter hats, the latest creations i'll millinery will be on display at the Hotel Brunswick. Don't forget the date Sept. 26th.
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-13

Art. Saunders who has been quite sick is much better at pre- sent.
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-13

Inc. Divelbess spent couple days at Pinedale last week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
AUSTRALIA IS
SAYING LAND
IRRIGATION EXPERTS N Eng
LAND AND AMERICA ASTON
l~HlD At BIC SCHEMES.

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

From the Philadelphia Times
st the Belmont Park meeting ir
New York, two weeks ago, spectators
developed species of "wry neck
rom constantly gazing upwards at
the performers Down at the Point
lrrc2c meet IT'S something different
llsload of sticking to their grand.
stand seats and automobiles. the spec
UtUrs eagerly crowd the fences
around the course Standing Is tire.
some ON the pedal eXtremities and
SEQ 1t b. no unusual sight to see men,
women and the younger generation
standing first ON one foot and then
shifting 90 the other just Ike cranes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

special 90 thu World
Guthrie, Okla. Nov 2I-Alrs.
Wll Wright ol this city, until re-
Gently pf Carthage, Mo. was a cousin
Of Navy Lieutenant Arthur Ganco
who, with several sailors. was Killed
in am explosion az Indian Head. near
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

eprriul 90 the World
( Guthrie, okla, Nov - Prank
|Thurston, under Indictment here foi
the murder OF George Lyons, alias
McCrackon, on November II, last has
retained Al Jennings of Lawton "a
defend him, McCrackon was for
MGR deputy sheriff Of Caddo County
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
The Difference.

chicago Record -ncrld.
My brains are my capital. said
tine ronccitcd young man.
'5v the way remarked an inno'
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is the principal difference between you
nud some OF the railroads OF thi,
country"
No. What is IT,"
81 understand that they are over.
capitalized" "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

Washington, d C.. several days ago
While engaged iu ,ostise a piece Of
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Away With Pills and Purgatives!

iHe N'br oi taking salts or strong oa,hauic pills
every Time you want TO loosen the bowels is bad one
'or IN time you will destroy the activity OF the digestive
Ude' ana you will have to rely entirely on medicines or
aeuoh' IhsH not pleasant thing to look forward Co.,
from infancy to old age The use Of strong purra,i,,s
should be avoided This can be done by the use of a
m'id LAXATIVE like DR., cadwers Syrup pepsln. While
Is mid enough Tor a baby to use set b, Is strong
enough to give action in the most robust constitution
The letters "i endorsement, The doctor gets are from mo-
one class mothers who take IT, mothers who give it To-
''ht' ana children people in the prime Of lie, and old
people 1t ls successful with them aL hisin truth the
D'd remedy for constipation, indigestion, h.liou.n,,s
heartburn 81" ON the stomach, sour stomach and M other
manifestations uI stomach, liver or bowel trouble.
'''ue c'n De obtained u any druggist at fy cents or
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

- 'TNN| TTIV WTIT vi II UY WTITUk
Dr. Caldwell fora free sample bot.
l.e, llcwillbc glad to send it to you.
You cannot do better than read the
letters printed here, and then act ON
their suggestions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

Dr. Caldwell does not iscl that the puf.
shsse " his remedy ends HI, obligation.
We has specialized In stomach, liver and
bowel diseases Tor over forty year, and
Wiil be pleased Go give the fssdef Any al.
VIC. on The subject tree oi charge. All are
welcome to write him, Whether iot the
medical adNlet or the Tree sample addfes.
nln, Df " u. Caldwell, b4l Caldwell
Building, Monticello, M.
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