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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-04

If you want to sell or buy any furniture. stoves, etc., call up City Express. Tcle- phone 82.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-04

FOR SALE, rent or lease, 20,- room lodging house; central loca- tion. A snap. Call at Prospector office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-04

Geo. Reinke, the watch repairer and jeweler, is at the Valdez Drug company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-04

Chinese Chop suey and Noodles at the Valdez Cafe, after p. m. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-04
Underwear Sale.

~' " Underwear Sale. The big reduction sale on winter underwear, sweaters, komonas now on at Harvey's Toggery.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-04

~,r,n.. -.,e TERMS. -,.'. ..''.'rs....' .
 Daily Prospeotor.
 By carrier, per month.'. ..$: i.00 By mail, per annum. ..... tO.0O
 Tho Weekly Minor. By carrier, per month. 400 By mail, per annum. .$3:Vu Cbe Daily ProspectOr and Weekly Miner, by carrier, ts one address per month :$1 70 The Daily ProspectOr and Weekly Miner by mail to one address only per year. .91S.oV Business Office and Editorial
 Rooms, Phone 152. Advertising Rates on Application.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-04

If you want all the new:. all the time. read the PrOspectOr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-11-04

Fresh eastern oysters at the Val dez Cafe. f
The Winslow mail., 1913-12-13
JUST WATER.

Water is a colorless liquid
with specific gravity of I
If is found in abundance on
almost every part Of the
earth's surface except Arizona
and in places covers the
ground for miles. 1t has a
variety of uses such as fol
irrigating, washing, bathing
ETC.. and the lower forms OF
animals including man IN some
places use it for drinking pur-
poses. Old Timers here II
Arizona claim to have used
it for that purpose III this
country in early days, but its
use in that capacity has long
since been discontinued, ow-
ing, probably to its dangerous
properties in large quantities.
and it's liability to cause iron
to rust. 1t is not safe to take
chances on a rusted stomache
even if one has a cast iron
constitution.
The medicinal value Of wat
er is drawing the attention OF
the medical faternity, and IN
some cases they perscrlbe It's
uce exclusively as a beverage
for a short time. There seems
to be no i'll effects following
the use of water in that way,
and drinking it is becoming
almost a fad with some and
they seldom go a day without
it. For a novel purpose here
in Winslow it is sometimes
employed as chaser,
The Winslow mail., 1913-12-13

| see a man walk through the
door of a show
Where great throngs are bio
cked by the sign S.R.O.
"Is this man the star that no
ticket he buys'''
"Starnothin'! He's one of those
newspaper guys
I see man on the trail of a
crook,
And he scorns the police, but
he brings him to book
"Sherlock Holmes?" Inquire
someone scornfully cries.
Sherlock hi! Nav: that's
one of those newspaper
guys"
And some day I'll pass by the
great Gates Of Gold
And see a man pace through
unquestioned and bold.
=" \ saint?" III ask, and old
Peter'll reply:
'No; he carries pass he's
a newspaper guys
Louisville Herald.
Patience is a virtue possess
ed by ninety women in a hun
dred and by one man in a hun
dred Many a woman gets a
reputation for being cranky
when she is really worn out
LA. Examiner.
The Winslow mail., 1913-12-13
After The Battle

Hard We may be in the tumult,
Red to your battle hits;
Blow give blow in the foray,
Cunningly ride in the tits.
But tenderly, unbeguiled--
Turn to a woman a woman's
Heart and a child's to child.
Test of the man if his worth be
In accord with the ultimate plan
That he be not to his marring,
Always and utterly man,
That he may bring out Of the tu-
multi,
Filter and undefiled,
To a womon the heart of a wom-
To children the heart of a child.
Good when the bugles are ranting
1t is to be iron and fire.
Good to be oak in the forey-
Ice at a guilty desire.
But when the battle is over
Marvel and wonder the while),
Give to a woman a woman's
Heart and child's to a child.
20. Henry in Golfers.
The Winslow mail., 1913-12-13

Dollars are not always an
indication of barins. 1t does
not require brains to inherit
money, or settle on a piece OF
land and "blue mold waiting
for it to so up in value. A
lot of people have made mon-
ey, not through good juog-
ment, but through lack Of AM
bition to move on farthur.
The Winslow mail., 1913-12-13
Read The MAIL.
The Dingbat

Dingbat sat on rotten limb
Of an old oak tree by the forests rim,
And as he gazed the solitude
He hung his head and began to brood.
He thought of all the joy and strife
That 60 TO make up Dingbats life.
lie heard the hoot of the solemn OWL
And the Mugwumg scream in his midnight prowl
Aud the Grimps as they luttered across the mead,
And the wild Ass bray i'll his mad Stampede;
And he heard the squak of the lonely Goose,
And the Topping wings of the great Paloouse
And his soul was scared and his eyes grew dim,
Aud he tighteped his grip on the rotten limb
Across the meadow there stood a tree
Where Flpflop sang his song of glee,
And as the soul of the Dingbat went
souring into the friament,
An echo broke on the solemn wood
And the Whoopoo stopped in his feast of blood
To gaze up at the sthuing form
Of the Dead Dingbat that winter morn.
Floyd Hampton
The Winslow mail., 1913-12-13

The height of a good litera-
ry attainment is the ability to
express your thots clearly on
subject about which you
know nothing.
The Winslow mail., 1913-12-13

To prevent being kept awake
bv a man who snores. put
him out; for the second Of
fence, kill him.
The Winslow mail., 1913-12-13

If tickets to heaven were
selling at five cents apice some
geople would leave their purse
home.
A wise man may have it
over a fool in a great many
respects but not in his own
opinion of himself.
The Winslow mail., 1913-12-13
NIPPINGS.
The Wood Thrush


Midst the fern a call l hear,
Flute-like wood notes, pure
and clear:
"Come to me-"
Opening notes from natures
throng
Fill the early day with song:
"Come to me-"
Then in benediction calm,
When the tired soul needs
balm:
Come to me. :"
lane S. Davis in Bird-Lore.
Mistress Did the mustard
plaster do you any good Brid-
get? Bridget Sure it did
mum: but, begorry, it do bite
the tongue Boston Trans.
Honesty is the best policy,
even if it does sometimes all
ow the other fellow to pick the
plums that belong to you.
L.A.Examiner.
Talkative Barber (abolt to
lather)- DO you mind shut
ing your mouth, sir?
Patient One-No; do you?
London Opinion.
The Brute
Willie Paw, are all men
born free and equal?
Paw Yes, my son. But So
me Of them get married.
Cincinnita Enquirer.
The Reason
"Why do you drink SO hard
all the timer"
my wife won't speak to me
when I'm drinkipg.'
Town Topics,
First Hen: "What a ridic-
ulously giddy creature that
young Miss Dorking ISL
Second Hen: ooh, she's
young yet. Wait till she has
known the sorrow of sitting
for three weeks on a china egg
and two door knobs; she'll So
Der down then" !"
LA. Examiner.
| find a mat pushing his way
through the lines
Of the cops where the work
Of the fire fiend shines;
"The chief?"I inquire but a
fireman replies:
"Oh, no; why, that's one of
those newspaper guys
The Winslow mail., 1913-12-13

Thinking and dreaming are
two entirely different things,
both of which are useless with
out action.
The Winslow mail., 1913-12-13
Profits are all right provid-
ing you make 'em in plenty
and the other fellow don't.

Hell is paved with good in
centions, they say, but good
Intentions are a fine pavement
% walk on.
The Winslow mail., 1913-12-13

Thousands of people, some right in your own
ocality, have aiken Mdyr' Wonderful Stomach
Remedy for Stomach, Liver and Intestinal
Ailments. Dyspepsia, Pressure of Gas A Around
2he Heart, Sour Stomach, Distress After Eat
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Sick Headaches, CONSTIPATION, Torpid LiUer.
etc.. and praising and recommending it
highly to others SO that they may also know the
Joys of living. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
Remedy is the best and most widely known
Remedy for the above ailments. Ask your drug
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should convince. 1t IS marvellous in its healing
properties and It's effects quite natural as 1t
acts on the source and foundation of stomach
ailments and in most cases brings quick relief
and permanent results. This highly successful
Remedy has been taken by the most prominent
people, and those in all walks of life, among
hem Members of Congress, Justice of the
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|ankers, Doctors. Druggists. Nurses Manufac-
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stomach Ailments to Geo. H. Mayr. Mig,
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For Sale by the Kelly Drug Co.
The Winslow mail., 1913-12-13

1t may be that continent is
vat we are all after but !
saw a contented man
40 wasn't a dead one.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-11

aucp g. ST. 5oieo an naitie 8.
phillips, afpei Gots an Der Gartbaat
4penus. Clifton. 81.
WiIbreb gR. puBI,r an gou.Is
Gpersnlonn, cine Got an Der Rihmorb
Strabe unb cine Got an Der aou apc.
$1.oo.
4lbertus Mea. MarIbau an 6. a.
Wilfon, Got "a in 2bps. sor's Inter
abtbeiIuns. 81.
9atti. 9. groipn on Sarrp 6,
Brandt, 4 Cots IN Cfas. g. Sutd,in.
$1.O0.
Ioam aunB on Wm. gcmts. cine
sot IN Inberion 3p. (glousb Greet. J
$1.OO.
9apib auns, Radtasr.rRaI.er. on
abnm aunB. oasfelhe Gig.ntsum.
$3233.33.
Shulrotb npn gineinEd.i an ioenrD
W. Souymeper. cine Get an Der airbp
Ipsnue. S640.
Sobn ausuitin an 5bsrtIs auous
hin. cine Got an Der 5oaaiboa gre.
$100.
WDra !. SunIh on Nm .. 6. Sns
nss, 80 6ub an Der 1f.rop aipsnus.
$1.00.
3enrn Sapborn an Otto 6. Ropp,
25 5uB an Der 2ibsrip, nabe 2inu
Strnbe. 81.
Ssiie SO. gphran (psr SberiFD on
Scbn u. Rpan, 80 5us an Der gal,
pin qpenus. 1850.
R. q. Gnsliih an ghas. =. Reob,
cine Got OH Der gDebfter ap,nue, Gats
lep part. 81.
Sailsp part 60. an Sarrn !. 2shs
man, 40 SUB an Der 38. 4psnus ia
OatIen. ST..
Gbas. j. @biBler an b.nTeFben,
Gets 265 unh 266 in Satlsp Part.
$1.O0.
Gfus. J. Rsoo an bsui.Iben, Got
267 in SatIsn part. 81.
Soa R. aooermon an 9.rtrube Ru.
aida. 60 Jub an Der Gsrarb 4Oenue.
$1.00.
Gutish 9ari 60. an Sarrn J. 2.hs
man, (Guii CLAIM 8 Cots in Gd,i.p
Vorf. 81.
Goporo u. Softer an M. y. Goos
per, sipti Cots an Der Seff.rion unb
glsnoord 2ipenus. 81.
2ouiis ptnu an jrani Roberts. etn.
Got on Der Ghamplom Strabe. $3.50.
Gbds. psnu an 2puiie penn, Cots
SO uno So igS. s. Diners llnt.roba
tbeiIuna frSt. peierstoipn. 81.
Tnpio auns, RddlabDsripoIt.r, on
Qduru auus 10 adsr in opener ID.
S681.
eli'ab<tb y. sSps on Jobn ]. g.rbss
rid. 20 Sub on Der 9lsoiant Strab..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-11
VrnnseisexthumSate atertrasxneea


SobH Dismer an gliiobetb Wiemsr.
80 Gub on Der gatberins Sirabs. 81.
Sobn ). Wurpbp an 1tOs. ". Slat.
terp, eins Got on bet 2eIinsion ADe.,
Yorpoop. 81.
Gas. gB. gropn an Gable Trsidss,
sins Got an Der Woaigomerp ROab.
$1.00.
Gam. Z. GarIpn,ne on gbns.
Sheos. 40 Jub an Der Central 4ps..
Wabiipnnius. 81.
9kooore auib an 9enrp Rottsrs
mann, 5tpsi Cots an Der Neft 8. Cir.
$1.00.
DaIaes 9l. grap an gmili. 6.
MiIIer, flint Cots in graipiorb, 8:
Glart's llntsrabtteilung G!snbdIs.
$1.O0.
Jrsb. 1ute an ellie Glabmon Il.
ano.. 20 SUB an Der Gu.ier Gtrats.
$1.0O.
Wm. u. grptune an bic Giabi Gin,
einnati, cine Got an Der We6enrn Ips.
$1.O0.-
Mt, Doibington R. g. Go. an Jns.
Chalmers Spaulbins, zine Got an Der
Woooburn 4ps., Ult. Mnfbingion. 81.
Carl 9ettenborn u. Mnb. an Grni;
9ettenborn. (Guit Claim 20 bel 100
JuB an Der Gin Gtrobe. 81.
Cbrift Wisit, Qu9Ed6Dernaltsr. an
Warp 9eHbsr, 25 Juf an Der aitsttp.
'sahs eustss Gtruss. 9l6oo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-11
DrunS.isenthums .Sppptleien
Gineinnuti, 10. 5ebr.
Qe.ue Sbpotssttu.

Rsue 5ppOth.tsn. Z
Gstar 8. pobl an once Yar; g.
unb 6. so. $1,000.
ellie 2sonaro on Geo. ). Gsbysr.
1919.
9snrp Spertpot.r an 5itls Guar. &c
Sruit so. $500.
SeFis arasnigts an gintOln 9. u,
go. /. $500.
2lIois S6pspps an Union g. 3.
unb 3ruit 60. $500.
Sobn Ssplsr an WeGoo. 6. unb g.
60. 5000.
ellie GIasmun an eagle g. unb 6.
u. $4,000.
Disielbs an u. 6. ai6tpabt. $500
Wlaronret Turner an Delta g. u
60. 5000.
Sas. 6. SpauIbins an GIar, Ctr
6. un0 3. 60. $500.
philip liobler an giti3sns 9. q
Rp. 2 $3.50.
6arrist 9. 5unt on GlIiott s.
penbleten. $11O0.
Mdrn .. gortpin an Soutkrr
Ohio g. unb Z. 60. $500.
sUlollie 80. 5oot, an Wtaoiion Roat
g. unb 6. 60. $3.50.
Mm. Combs on 5. 80. aonfafisr
$500.
3. ssran.lin gopne an Weitern &:
ScutRrn 9ife JnI. 60. 5000.
Otto g. Rnpp an gineinnatus 6.
unb 3. 60. $1,000.
Gsp. q. Gang an 8. 6. pa4oub.
$540.5O.
5arrp 80. 5aarmsp.r an M. g.
sSelsnio. $340.
Gbas. pedenpdugb an Soutkrn
Ohio 6. unb &. Go. $1,000.
Geo. ". Gang an Boni Ctr. .. q.
Go. $4500.
JraH. giobsrts an aouiis penn.
$3.50
aouis q. grinisr an W. D. Goos
per. $l164.
Deter gartb an. SaeOb garih. s7o0.
0tiiIsie 3ppotbeten.
Suionnab 9. gieman an Oarben
.. uno 6. 60. 500.
Clara 8. 5oIIis an 1ani Ctr. q.
u. 60. $4,000.
Della gOsss an German ROitmnn.
$500.
Dm. g. ppspers an 8. W. Gbu.
ranrb. $4,000.
:. Grant g. Suttles an Sout6trn
Ohio 8. unb &. 60. $2400.
Glord Gebbert an Dnt!ep q. unb g.
60. $3.50.
Bridget Burns an sGaft Gnb g. u.
60. $3.50.
4lois S6tpsppe an union g. q.
unb z. 60. $500.
faiie 5. 6suermnn an Woliior 6.
unb 3. 60. $1,000.
Grant MeDonousb an Sof. Gertb.
$3.50.
s5ront 6. Uloors an DatIep q. unb
6. 90. $500.
JSa 8. Haseman an Siaslbt. $500.
Nsuie ~. 6pots an mefefn =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-11

SaHitarbett smiia beifdftiat. Noff
Ud. linen nur eth taraes Weihnata
ten tereitst; 1btr jspsr freut iit Der
befttibsntH gabe NIT hem enpf1ng.
littn Ginn, Ten bic gssihsH ser, Ebens
i;beifGttigt babinIieben. GK mir Das
iutiigeiirsdts Dorf Inn Riidsn hoben,
III e. gang absnb aefpofbtn, dh,r Der
mi!be Shein bes poliHrun0etsn Wous
bee erbelIi uns Den Wsg, ais uns rpiss
be- WnlS in itintn gnnn uno in fein
Dinterittpti1eR dnjHimni. Rid.
gar 5u lang ii' oisier' Mesiheil Dunn
irt.tr mir hindus auf bic irsis 0oloe
Dor eeE G,sbirgss h0hitsn Oipfsi.
@ins hsrriihe, belle Rad3t Iieai iber
osm rsiBsn 2dno. lltb,rdl blid.n
9idstlsin aus osN seritr,utsn 01uss
den zines 9orfhens. Sis bIinisn TO
ti9sn, 10 ipunbsrlam. nun iinh mir
sIsin am 3isI. Sn oem uns bstanns
ten gaiinaus nab am gerss. finben
ipiy CUTE 9tufH1hms.
aut ON onotrn Tag irtbte Der
mite .3epbir. Der 6auh aus Glib
Dtii. une beipirfts. oab bic Sonne BEN
ae.her fhon am wioreen init 5riihs
liH9spdrns erfiiIte. Sn iurser Gsb=
ss.. ha'ien mir ms hurt, Den iiefen
Sfnss gum h6bIitn Sanm. Der bonn
SonntniuirbeIitein. benz aeilbers iiber
bic Ooiieseaber 6odmuIoe gum Jits
tslbere siebi, binaufasarbeiiei. in unz
ueraltihliher Dert!drtbeii iirablts osr
6imuti. 9om asiIberg fhritha mir
uter bic Senis bel ben SonnsnlpirbtIs
bluisru. ptn h0hiitn Wohnungen ms
len esn lluiertunftsbdufsrn, uHo uuT
Der oIten. sit einfamen geraiirabs,
bic iib.t ben gonsen~5chiamm steai,
5ar Sforte bel Der in elmer ihHsss
gIigernoen Wuloe frieoIih ruhenotn
S.co; Gottesgdb. wliihelos gslansieH
lpir rcn bier ouf Der iemmerDorm
btfrabIien 5uIbe, oui Der mir unbss
nentIidl einmai dusruben burftsn,
gum sfitttIberg Bon teioen DipfelH
bctten mir cine berrlibe aunoTit)i, Die
iibe- has sanse Gebirs. rsia.e. gerse
uuo SiGoie, unter oieieH beionotrs
8tipert unS 1nnabers, litb bic
Ganns frsuhig ergIin3en. Sur iiber
gohmtn la1srte Elm eigener fpeiBtr Rez
bel. Su srIinrrttn ShaumlpeueH ats
fnrmt, aus bem bic gsree ipis nunile
aI:ppen i'm siIditnsn StruoeI bsrauss
rea.sn. gls bic 3sit gum Qusbruf
beam mar, nahmsn mir gum 4bitieg
bic Rit,sung. Die in nas 9robie Walbs
gsbist oss 8srges, In bas lbdl Der
grrbsn Wtitiptioa fiibri. 5itr. seatn
eas Weiisr, atgsn Roroireiisn gerit,s
tex. rarsn bic abbdnge bod NIT
Sdnte tebedi. WliihIam mnbien mir
uns itunbenInne eintn pfao ouf Der
bon Wlsnihen susrit gar nid,i. bonn
ielien betretensn Ghnttbefe bohnsn.
a5sr profiig mar Die uns umsebenbe
9i1iur, nnm.n'lit in bem unberiihrtsn
obersn Walb5ersi9ol Der 0robsn
Wliiilpsioo. bel bst.n GusIaebiei, tts
nahbart ON gifihii.ifnbsrg audi bos
Der uns psrirauten 3fhopuu iissi.
Rcd einnal uurne uns feitioglih INNS
Geriiih. Jraumnerlortn itnnoen bic
1aHnsn. eons pom 5tnftiltios eins
glbiilii. Grit na6 oreiitiinbieem
Wonntrn i'm sinInmtn WdIottcl tras
fen mir an Der oberien Easkmiible
lpieher Msnffen uno ibr 1tuH. Ialo
fhii.tsn ipir.nurdh ben eroben Viabuit
Der Giitnbahn. Die ron 4nnnberg
na6 Gdparssnbers sisb.. faRbtn bi.
Giotirn, uno Der 3ug betnoete RAID
,nfsr, Dinierfaart In oas bcbe grsa
getirge. 9iator.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-11
9reibt fem bMmme3

9reibt fem onmme3
3emg nit Sdmcrrboiben. Ginipri.
si;ngcn bon Gift NIB aegniifteln.
Ginreibuneen gaaif)nliitei, Glirire
nnb bic uiBdhlige Maife pon uufinni.
gen Gcheinuiiiteln aegen 2amor.
rhoioen iino pon feinem noiiernben
Rnsen, oft ioanr iehr id)aolif. Gine
slpan5igiahrige Grfal,rimg bat >unE
beipieien. onB slnateiis Dos eils3i1e
nerrliinftiee iino iid,ere MitteI Gearl
San1orrboiben lit. Go Iinbert ole
Shmeroen loicrt. perhinoert- bas
HerDortommen >ber Gef6nniIite. h.
ieitigt bieieIben iinb berhiitet ibre
Nseberfebr. Broben BON Mnofeie
uerben bon 9. Me,it1bter & Co.,
Bar l21e. psp DeEts ir1s peyjanl
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05

day, but there was nothing then dis covered by her 10 indicate that there were any persons using the place at night. Neighbors. however. say that people have been seen about the house at night.
 After the fire, Chief of Police Moore received word over the telephone re- Iating to a mysterious trunk which had been seen near the house. from which it was stated a strange odor emanated and around which were seen great swarms of flies It was hinted that the trunk might have contained a body and that the fire was started in an effort to hide a crime. The partly destroyed trunk was found, and upon being opened was found to be empty.
 This is the fourth fire which has visited property of H. W. Ryder within the past few weeks, each being of strange origin. None of the Ryder buildings was insured. and in each instance the admage caused has en- tailed a distinct loss to the owner.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05
STRANGE FIRE DESTROYS
 HOUSE OF H. W. RYDER

Fire of most mysterious origin, shortly before noon yesterday. de- stroyed the large frame house at l201 North Seventh street. owned by II. N Ryder and unoccupied for the past week. There seemed to be little doubt on the part Of Fire Chief Sullivan and those who first saw the blaze that it was of incendiary origin, al though there is no suspicion as to who the guilty party might be
 The house was one of the oldest frame houses in Phoenix and was looked upon as a landmark in that part of town. For some time it has been occupied by the Boone family, relatives ot Mr Ryder. Mrs. Ryder had been at the house earlier in the
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05
the other anplicantS.

the other applicants.
 For the minor positions, paying from $1O80 to $500. the examination consists of practical questions on the kind of work to be done. and appli- Cants will be assembled for the pur- pose of answering these questions The education and experience of the applicants will form a ratable part of the examinations and will be inVesti gated in the same way as in the eX- aminations for the senior positions, but with less rigid requirements.
 The first date announced, July 21, marks the expiration of the period within which applicants for the senior positions may file their applications and examination forms On July 23, the examinations to be held through out the country will be for the junior positions July 28 is the closing date for filing applications for examiner of accounts positions. The dates of other examinations will be announced from time to time.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05
4 UNIQUE.DISCOVERY
 WHICH MAKES \ FORTUNE

The wonderful recipe which was discovered almost by accident after experimenting with digestive veg etable recommended by a celebrated French doctor. has brought for a young English singer Cwho had suf- fered for years with indigestion) q fortune, and has led to carloads of this wonderful article being brought before the American public. Every housewife in England has welcomed this wonderful Waw-W Waw into her household because it added 2 de- light to her table when used in the and cold meats ana fish. but at the same time 1t. has had q marvellous digestive effect Wa Way Gan Ob- solete South e American word for vegetable) E purely vegetable sauce and contains no raw spices
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Arizona republican., 1913-07-05

and is guaranteed absolutely pure. Waw- Waw is entirely unlike all : other Sauces, and, although in taste < it resembles a Worcestershire, yet {; the ingredients used are quite diff ferent. Half a teaspOOnful in a lit tie water before your meals cleans ! the palate and is a wonderful ap-t petizer. People from all parts of the world have testified to it's great! merits. II is supplied to the House ! of Lords and Commons. England, 1 and to the principal hotels through out the world. A 25-cent bottle from { your local grocer will convince you! how much more you will enjoy your food and at the same time See how very easily you can digest anything and everything.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-12-09
Wanted, For Sale, &c

Rates cents ner line, each inser-
ton. Six words to line.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-12-09
GETAWAY
Is Made By AIbGrtS When
Constable Game
Later Arrested In City Of
Mansfield

f. b. Alberts was arrested Satur-
day in Mansfield by Constable Alex
Bumpus on a charge of horse steal
ing. He was brought to Mt. Vernon
and was taken before Squire George
II. Harter who had ISSUED warrant
for mis- arrest upon the affidavit of
Howard Harrison of Fredericktown.
Alberts furnished bond in the sum of
$500 for his appearance for hearing
Friday morning, December 18th, at
9 o'clock.
The warrant was issued Saturday
morning and was placed in the hands
of Constable Bumpus who went i'm.
mediately to the Alberts home to
serve it. According to the constable
Alberts was at home but asked to be
allowed to go into another room for
a moment. He was granted the priv
ilege but did not stop in the other
room. He made getaway and went
to Mansfield where he was arrested
later.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-12-09
ARREST
Of Two Men On A Charge OF
Assault

Lawrence Bricker was arrested
Sunday morning and Orrville Skeen
was arrested Monday morning, both
on an assault and battery charge
filed with Mayor A. A. Perrine by c..
L. V. Mercer The arrests resulted
from fight at the Mercer barns Sat
urday evening when Bricker and
Skeen are said to have approached
Mercer and asked for jobs driving
wagons in the Central Delivery Co.
Both were refused and then, accord
ing to the author of the afiidavits,
they started in to make trough
house." Mr.. Mercer was able to keep
them off for a time but, according to
his own statement, they secured
clubs and then he was forced to have
the police interfere in order to pro.
tect himself from harm. The young
men were not arraigned until shortly
before noon Monday.
The two were arraigned before
the mayor at 1920 o'clock and both
pleaded guilty A fine of $25 and
costs and a sentence of thirty days
in the work house was imposed in
eah case.