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The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-04
A Personal Guarantee

The Meritol Preparations are made by the American Drug & Press Association, of which we are member and part owner. We personally guarantee every ore of them. Your money cheer. fully refunded if you are not ab- solutely satisfied. Try them on our guarantee. How could we recon mend them more highly.
 Hesterly Drug Store, Prescott, Ark. Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-04
L-aqe Heart.

Mrs. Brown-My husband lost a great deal of money on that decline in stocks.
 Mrs. Jones-I'm sorry! Whenever I hear of those declines in stocks l think wouldn't it have been a good thing If everybody had sold out be- fore the market began to go down!- Puck.
 Making Cotton Goods.
 More than million persons are em. ployed in the textile mills of Great Britain.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-04
U. 5. CLERK IS ARRAIGNED
w. J. Fisher Released Under $3,oOO Bond-GirI, Orphan Ward of
 Victim, Is Chief Witness.

Washington, Sept. 4.-William J, Fisher, clubman and clerk of the Pan anna canal commission, who stabbed William l.. Altdorfer, magazine writer, to death with a pair of scis- sors, was held to the grand jury and released on $3,000 bail when he was arraigned before a police judge.
 Fisher killed Altdorfer in the lat ter's home in Chevy Chase. His de- fense will be based largely upon the story of Lillian Reeves, F years old, orphan ward of Altdorfer, who de- clares Fisher stabbed Altdorfer to save her honor and his own life.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-04
RAIL VICTIM ASKS $100, ,000
Mrs. Richardson Files Action Against Women Who Rode Her on Rall and
 Dumped Her in Mud Puddle.

Naukegan, H., Sept. 4.-The prae- cipe of a suit for Si00,00O has teen filed in the circuit court by attorneys representing Mrs. Minnie Richardson. victim of the recent rail-ridlng at Volo. against the following women defendants: Emma Stadfield, Levina Raymond, Alma Walton. Mary Sabei, Kate Wagner and Mrs. John Stadhetc.
 After romping through the village with Mrs Richardson astride the raii, the butt of jokes by town loafers and small boys, her tormenters dumped her in a mud puddle. She disappeared ana her suit is her first official utter pncQ
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-04
LEASE SCORES CHURCHES
pthern Governor Tells of Deacons Drinking Liquor, Playing Poker
 and Stealing Cards.

RiKeh' $. C., Sept. 4-Appealing to 'ch mill workers tc elect him to la'or Ellison D. Smiths seat in the lted States senate so that he may ny on his fight for the virtue and manhood of the south," Gov. Cole rlease practically opened his cam sn here.
 de made his customary remarks in i'cVal Of lynching negroes who at- K white women, but gave a new n 10 his oratory by an assault on pfches.
 iaey say South Carolina needs re- u' he governor shouted. Do you ,V where these reforms are need
 Ill the pulpit and at the altar.
 to go to church once in a while.
 soon found out that all they ''ueu about was Blease and prohi. vu' and, as l was for one and s.uS' the other, quit going. know .OaS 'h Columbia who drink more ' '" ana play more poker than I
 u''' Why, know some deacons sOiuinOla who have been caught Fr mug cards in poker game" |n.s e speech was applauded tumuIs-
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-04
|F ]. JOHNSON. EDITOR
RYTO GET CASE TOMORROW
n;oetti Defense Attempts to Shift ku Blame to Diggs-Miss Norris Makes Some Admissions.

an Francisco, Sept. 4.-The de ke is attempting to clear F. Drew klpetti of the charge of having bsuorted Lola Norris from Sacra- btO to Reno, New, for immoral pur- es It seeks to lay all responsibil- on the shoulders of Maury I. Diggs. Ehen Diggs was on trial it was on l Warrington girl that his attorneys kd to place the burden. Caminetti, Never, announced before his trial
 an that he would not pursue a
 lar course with Miss Norris; that
 would make no effort to contradict
 story of their relations.
 Throughout Miss Norris ordeal on ! witness stand she gave no hint or eminent toward the man who she J had accomplished her downfall.
 denied that she still cared for
 }, but her testimony indicated no kre for any reprisal. She even ad- ted she had made this statement a friend: q do not see how any fimony could give could hurt fw, for he never did anything fed him not to do Or that l did not ht him to do.'
 is expected the defense will rest
 ease today and that Caminettis S f will rest with the jury by tomor- f night.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-04

New York, Sept, 4.-Three thousand five hundred employees of the Alex ander Smith & Sons Carpet company of Yonkers have just received bonuses amounting to $S2,000. It was the fifth distribution of the kind made by the company, which has presented to it's employees about S340, ,000 altogether
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-04
PRESCOTT, ARKANSAS
Ten Dollar Bugs

The manufacturers of Ross Dead Quick" spray will pay S10 apiece for bedbugs, ants, feas, reaches, mites. lice, potato bugs or other insects it will not kill. It kills their eggs too.
 Kills and keeps away mosqui toes. A delightfully."- clean disen- fectant, nothing else like it. Sold only in Prescott by Hester ly Drug Store. Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-04
15O EMPLOYES GET $15O,OOO
Indiana Widow Carries Out Mer- chants Wish-NeW York Concern
 Also Rewards Workers.

South Bend, Ind, Sept. "A total of $150,000 has been distributed among the 150 employees of George Wyman & Co. and several close friends as an appreciation of their worth from the late George Wyman. Individual amounts ranged from S5C to several thousand, WYman not con sidering length of service, but aiming to place the money with those per sons to whom the most good would result.
 The gift was made by Mrs. Clara L. Wyman in fulfillment of wish by the merchant shortly before his death
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-04
he Prescott Daily News
 PUBLISHED BY b News Printing Go.

L,,ored as second class mail matter Dmher srl 4th, 1905, at the postoffice .ascott, s Ark, under the act of cress, March 8, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-04

The daughter of Mitchell, Bagdad, Ky, had bad case of kidney trouble and they feared her health was per manently impaired. Mir. Mitchell says ''She was in terrible shape but I got her to take Foley Kidney Pills and now she is completely cured" Women are more liable to have kidney trouble than men and will find Foley Kidney Pills a safe dependable and honest medicine. Sold by Hestery Drug Store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
EVEN BREAK
Americans and Canadians Divide Honors
IN Annual Regatta OF National
Amateur Oarsmen.

BOSTON. Aug American and can
adiiu oarSmeu divided houors in tie nrSt
day Of the fortN-frst annual regatta Of
the National Association ~ Amat~tu
parsmen. neld m the Charles River
basin.
Cuief interest ccutcred In the two trial
heats of the association senior singles
x. bihbi". the sensational oarsman from
the Don Rowing club. OF Toronto. and J.
Is. Kelley. from the Ncsper Boat club.
81 Philadelphia. each won his heat In
easy fashion Dibbic's time was raster
than that ~ his American rival. and he
is generally considered the fayOrite for
tomorrow hnal The winner OF this
event will be entitled - compete later
In the day tn a." championship singfes
v hitch ca-ries with u the amateur cham
pior~htp 4 the country.
pihbl-. besides winning his heat IN
;nc association singles. also Won the
puarf"r-mtle cuanuiousr.p.
In the more important rev races. the
ArgorIut- and the Duiutn Boat clue
shared the honors. The Argonauts won
tie NespcrS. 81 Philadelphia. by a COM
Portable margin
The Duluth intermediate eight rowing
team At all times beat ont field 81
seven started. and theu surprised re
spectators hN c"utinui.S on 60 the boat
house ~ ithrut stopping FOR rest
The closest finish OF tire day came In
'U~ senior eualruple SOULS. in which
Riverside. Of Boston. neat ouf Z nfpT .
also 90 tiostuH. hN siN rect The New
iprS All letic clubs puaurYplc. winner IT
Peoria. IN. last wear. was fhiri.
N"w ort failed Co win FIRST place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
MEXICAN SITUATION
Ccortinrsd from rir.t Psgs)

spread throughout Mexico. was de-
ciared without Justification. All his
act- 30 was said hy them would DO
in accord with the prophecies ~ the
situation. an his dealings with tho
Iluerta government would boz through
The charge d'anaircs. of the American
embassy a. Mexico CITY. and in all
Circumstance. Mr. IduI would act
merely as 90" mou'hpicc" Of the
Washington administration to any one
Who sought to obtain tho views %
President Wilson aud Secretary Ury-
an on the situation generally
Most of fhn Republicans as well as
fhs Democrats uf 'he two Congress Ton
al cowmiftr.. ou foreign Relations.
have indicated that trst will support
'hn efforts Of President Wilson fo
bring about peace in Nc,irn = great
MANY Senators. however. are boz favor
oft lifting fh' smhqrEu ON arms
Intervention Remote
NV NONk Aus That infcr.
t'nfion ht fho United states o. scarce
~ moro Than remote Vu. eihiiift hut
should there Boz Intervention Do would
hn frauEhf with tho Rraynst cones.
qurnccs were fhp opinions rvur, seed
by Francisco Ie On I'arra. former pro-.
F.siuual president " Nski0C and fOr.
NOR Mexican awh1 eead0r Of Waahiug
Ton upon hls arrival here from NcV.co
TODAY SENIOR Uo ~ Uarra uiIl sail
Tor Paris In 70 Tow dave fn assume his
duties as amhHestdpr fo France
au nrmlV of fhn hoisf' said So
ror Ir 10 lllrrl. THAT rho intolli-
Eenco of fhs American and Mexican
peoples and Tho spirit of Justice and
fair p.H' iu both couufrire will prevail
900 Tho present situation. and that the
pos ibiItf of ANYTHING akin to .ntcrna.
Ioral complication i4 most remote
Intervention. r seems to mo. o. hard
N To- n" Thought Of 1tIrh officials in
NV cuunirt do NOT seriously consider
ihr Uoqe ihi'ltv Dot alone tho prnhahiU
~ 90 such action on the part of tho
niffd states Viii saw. however
that should there by any chance be- ln
IeTVcuiion. tho universal feeling IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
LAKE ERIE CIRCUIT

CLEVELAND. o. August s-For the
hrst time this season a driver and horse
were expelled today from the National
Trotting association. The Judges took
this action in regard to Ruby X. winner
OF the .:l1 pace, and also in regard 70
prfNer kreghlow. at the CranwOod meet
Of the Lake Erie Circuit The Judges
decided after the fourth heat that the
driver was not trying 10 win the race.
although the horse had won two heats.
They replaced him with Charley Jamison
and the horse won the NTH and deciding
heat handily Summary.
2l5 pace. si00-Ruby X won: Or
POINTER second. Jimmie Ma, third Best
time. e.1IL.
:-2i trot. S4oo--Hazel Lang. won:
Nauer ~. second; Hall Styles third
Rest time o.1si.
go pace. S4oo-MarEaret Direct. Won:
Miss bradley. second. Vic Lee third
Best time. e.1ss..
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SULZER BOUGHT
Continued from First Page,

agreed that Mr.. Fullers lips should
be- unsealcd."
There We're no other purchases OF
stock record on this account. accord.
ing TO the witness. until Decembe- ,.
1912. when the governor bought 100
shares OF big Four making coo in
all. On December II. the firm. accord
ing 10 letter produced by the witness
made It's first call upon the governor
for more margin. The books showed
that on November Is. previous. the
governor lad laid in $4,000 against
the account and that on December IS.
apparently In response 10 the call for
margin he paid IN $4,000 more.
Dummy" Made Purchases.
in October Of the same year. the
evidence Indicated that Frederick Col.
well. the governors alleged Dummy
Purchased from Bower. Griswold and
company 200 shares Of Big Four
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Railroad stock outright at so for s12.-
025. the $25 representing commission.
This was az the height of Mr.. Suffers
campaign for the governorship and
transcripts from the firms books
showed the stock. bought on October
l6. was paid for partly in checks. at
least two Of which were identified in
the testimony as Sulzer campaign con-
tributions. There were seven checks
in all and the others are charged by
Eugene J.. Richards. counsel foT the
committee as having been also cam
Paign checks.
The John Lynn check for $500 was
identified as a campaign contribution
IN testimony on " ednesday and Iy-
man 4. Spaulding. a lawyer. testified
today that his check for 500. like
wise was q campaign contribution.
During the same month 200 more
shares OF Big Four" were delivered
to Colwell and Fuller and Gray. an
other stock exchange firm This is
the trm which had on its books "Ac-
count No. 500 the idc nifty Of which
was solved today when a clerk. III
hngham + Sutton. testified that Mr.
Gray had told him the account was
Governor Suffers
The Governor next transaction IN
Wall STREET. as developed by the eyi-
dence was on January Is. 1919. when
be deposited a $4,000 check Of 4. y.
Spriges against his Indebtedness To
Harris and Fuller. on July o. 1919.
he further reduced his indebtedness
by selling his 100 shares OF Southern
Pacific for S9.2iS. The Governor
account with Harris and Fuller. &c
cording 10 Mr.. Fuller. ignored the
firms calls for maEin.
Lower prices on Spring Lamb. sat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

Mexico would be such that IL would be
dltlcult TO predict the outsOme."
senior DE la Barra would not COM
init himself so far as To say that all
the warning factions in Mexico would
be united against the United States IN
event OF Intervention
Has Faith in Wilson.
have the greatest faith I'm the
ability OF President Wilson and PreSi-
dent Huerta 10 solve the present situa-
ton. he said Personally | have ev-
cry reason 10 feel that existing difficult
ties will he settled before very long i"
Senior DE la Barra said he could not
discuss the mission of ex Governor
Lind as President Wilson's special
representative TO Mexico. since he was
not acquainted with the facts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
Race Track News

horses shipped here TO take part in the
races cut the field In nearly every race
down to four. rive or six horses. iac~
interest in the events did not abste. the
attendance this year exceeding all pre-
vious records.
Foot Prince. one OF the few favorites
in taking both heats OF the s:o7 pace
The real contest in this event was be-
tween Warner Hall and Eddie billiard for
and two thirds and dividing the SECOND
and third money.
Dude Archaic. driven by Frank
won the free-for-ali trot Ross b and
Ruth McGregor ran a good race for seq
ond place.
After a bad start in the FIRST heat OF
the free-for-all pace. Braden Direct went
Into a break and finished fourth. hut nv
had the speed In the next two. In the
second heat Longworth n. made a re-
markable race from back in the field TO
second place and was closed 20 Braden
Direct At the wire. Summaries:
2;o7 pace. purse $1,000: in ,:
Foote Prince. ch. h.. by Pulaski
Prince 1Pitman) ........... 1
Warner Hall (Benyon) ........ >
Eddie billiard tSnowl ......... . J
Arlene and Nellie Temple also started
Best time. 2:05L
Free-for-sll trot. purse 81 900: IN 8:
Dudie Archdsle. blk. m. by Arch
poss "a 'I ,nnno -; '''''.''- 1900.
Ruth McGregor murphy ........S :
Anvil also started. Best time, 2:0b.
Free-for-all pace. purse $1,000: ? in 2:
Braden Direct. blk. h.. by Baron
Direct (Eganl ...... I
Longworth II. Murphy . :
Don pinsmore tGeersD ......e : ,
vernon Mckinney also started. Best
time. e.o4tz.
2:1T trot. purse $1,000: 2 ms:
Baron Del Ray. br. H.. by Baron
wilkes. Jr. tRodney) ... ? I
Lulu Worthy CCoxD ..i r
Ranpalle tHodgesD ....t , .
The Guide also started Best time.
e:lIi..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES

KALAMAZOO. Mich. August S-witS
p card of four exceptionally good races
the Grand Circuit came 10 an end here
today. Although sickness along the goo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

De about nine feet % gh and four feet
d.. aud g. operated by electricity.
iowerfuI chim- will Strik. every NJ
teen minutes
New York firm is In charg. Of the
W'i AMI n viii require several DAYS
u install the clock and sign
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
AT MORGANTOWN

Special Dispatch to the InteIIigencer.
MOftGANTOwN. w. Va. AugS s.
AIetr -FOUR days OF the best racing ever
witnessed In this section OF the state TN.
annual meet or the MorgantOwn Racing
Association came to a successful close
To-Day. when two OF the best harness
events OF the weeks program were held
Oniy two harness races were run. the
thlrd event failing to fiil. owing to a
number OF owners taking their horses
away TO other meets. The ego pace
furnished plenty OF excitement for the
Dig crowd. as 10 went five heats before
Pony BOY. the fleet footed son OF Bolton
Jr and an added starter. was declared
the winner. The pacing OF Francis p
sentry. a -FOUR year old. in this race was
nothins short OF remarkable. as the
ge!ding with Reynolds ND. closed up
gaps OF seventy-five yards on two dir
rerent occasions. which Melted him first
place In the second and third heats The
free Tor all pace for the biggest purse
OF the meet. $500. was won handily by
refer chimes, who toyed with the field
Mimic. faNorite. the state over for
years. failed to come back. taking third
place With four starters. Miss virginia
christmas was to-day proclaimed the
most popular girl I'm Monongalia county
as result OF the voting contest held
during the week. The summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

New YORK fans have come o. fue con-
,lIsloH that Manager NrGraW was FAR
from convinced that the Giants have tic
rcnusnt cincned, az e. result % the trade
lt which OTIS CrdrGali. relief pittuc
and pinch hitter. went to de- - Louis
1ardirals in exchange for Larry Mclean.
The injury - Chicf Meyers hand has
put him out % TIE game for the preSeut.
and McGrdw is not taking any chancrs
IN having his receiving DEPARTMENT weak
"r'd at this critical stage In the race
Mclean has been catching good bali for
the cardinals
Tie trade may work ~ great advau-
tax" Z" o." Cardinals. as they are badly
In u""i or pitchers 70 is reported nat
.n"tfer deal may Dee m.de. sending
Pitcher Wiltse 60 81 Louis
70 longer s. there any dors, Ne to
which club is going 20 carry OF the hon
"f~ iu the American league tIfs v.ar
IT," crushing defeat landed cleveland
",'',, ir" Athletics IN she reoenS series
KILLED all chances Manage Eirfuing' am s.
mon .Id or "'ertakiug tie league lead
ff-- I'" believed that cleveland wuulf
u" able :" maintain he dizzy speed
whi'r tie players had been trateI.r4, f.-
ne rHef two weeks. 1rd fha w4v ff.y
"rrWh,"i before the Athletics tra,eF ba-
h"nd ''i"lt" f'Ht tie Nartwen could bit
t.r 'fr'e'. wh'l" o." Ntr- had 90 crack
president Irtr- Farrell. Of tho Ncw
Work American league club. VIII lpf.4I
% f'a fafIHf.I rlrUulI-eiu Co. s.f 7.-ra
tho sale ~ three ,..far rIave-4 OF ,re
Long kran'n team "a. tH" Nrv YORK and
Ne" J"r-'' league fn frs Fsefru Nr-
i"rtI- TIE PLAYERS ave pitrI.- ruGue
@.'f .'p NfrtEnn .uH futfel1nr Pax
pom. According O.. Farrell pv.rsl fF.,.-
tltI"e. ~ ne lo'r firr-.'. team f.r.r'.
lt nr'rff 90 soil nifu these fIav.rs Var.
.'.i .tf'"' G" ''"e Item anu the pri..
According fo go verbal agreement. mo
tlr'e PLAYERS V"re o. report fo Niau,rer
hanc" Yesterday tnetaI - the ri. ,v.-s
rsrnrf'rC ffarffrrra ..fr .f... o. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

TH" American urr4.aT b.r,.f. -e-....t
'"f mo h"u. Ie ~ mlsa rr~ yarra ~
W made ig So vs. Wtr.IfDr sf r.,-
s'. '"iHrf''n. IrIt 70 f,4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

Lower prices on Spring Lamb. sat
urday. az Beutor Bros.
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Pony Boy. b. x. by Bolton
Jr. tRistngD ..........
Francis 4. GENTRY. & Shy
John Gentry (Reynoldsl
Lulu Bell. =. m. by Glen
tell tSp.ncerl ........ 8 ?
Henry SO. =. by Rumard
tsoulsp .............. =
N.zp-rses br. -. by Dry
Dock tPayueb ........S DIR
Buck Morgan. *. by
Blue Point tRoushl S dr.
John kumiin. D. s.. by Dr.
Wilson tt;ainesI ... DIR
Princess Aliantara. b.
m. by Sir Aliantara
,whkep ...........-. . DIR.
Ruth Hector. blk. m. by
Rector. ,Harthl .......lO 10 : : dr.
Judge. %. x. SPANK 900. DIR
Time. 2.lsa. 2.1sA. 2I6ls. 2.l9L :
2;19is.
Free FOR all pace. purse $500:
Peetr Chimes. b. x. by Silent
Chimes ,Rublel .......i I
Ruth -. p. IN. 10y Anderson
Wilkes. tNipontD .........z 2
Mimic. b. x. by The Imitator
tkepharO ....................t >
Violet. r. m. ny Blue Point
tSpduksl ...... ..-........
Time. 2:I4. e.l". ..Ib
Running. :. mile. purse 500
Ttatry Hermie. fist. MaN-utintus. sec
"nd, Donald Mack. third. Time. t.Is.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-31
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-Watch Phoenix grow -4 room house, furnished, 5000; ) room house, new. $25.OO; room modern furnjshed house. $15-00; new, room flat. close in, $15.00. For sale: room house, partly furnished, $195O.00, $250.00 cash, balance, $25.00 per month; for sale, ' room house in classy Wentworth, all built in effects. hardwood floors, paved streets, all connections made, $4000.0O, $40O0O cash, balance like rent. M. H. Shel- ton. 215 West Washington St, phone 495 If
Arizona republican., 1913-07-31
For Sale or Exchange

TO TRADE-For Phoenix property 521S acres of choicest river bottom (2nd bottom) land. Located in Doviess Co., Mo, on Grand River. 2A miles of Jam- ison, miles of Gallatin, county seat. This land never overflows. will raise 100 bushels corn per acre. good house, barn, chick houses, wells, etc. See us if you want anything in Real Estate
 T. M. Burroughs, IA Yves. Adams St ii
Arizona republican., 1913-07-31
New Today
WI LA FRIJOLE.

WI LA F'RIJOLE.
 Just listed-160 acres O $11O per acre fine soil-ALL IN BEANS-frijolas- miles from Phoenix-fenced-4 ditch es-purchaser can have crop by reim- bursting owner for seed and labor. Price $110 per acre. Will sell so acres for $115 per acre or 40 acres on same terms for $125 per acre. Terms F cash. Ask MT Elias about this.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-31
For Sale Real Estate

TEN YEARS TIME-S0 acre ranch, near Glendale, A water, fine soil, TO al- falfa, small orchard, fine improvements ideal for dairy. 10 per cent down, ball. ance like rent. Box 4709 Republican.
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Arizona republican., 1913-07-31

GOVT LAND and difficult IId. and Dt. entries patented with bona fide scrip, $3 LOO per acre. Ideal lands list ed, plenty of water for irrigation, plats $100 to $4.00. E. R. c. Hickey, POS Fleming Bldg. -tf