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Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-19

school were perfect in attendance dur ing the spring term: Olive Ladd, Fred Ladd, Frances Perkowsky Alexander Perkowsky. Joseph Perkowsky, Claude Robinson and John R. McHale, Jr.
 Franklin Ranked First.
 During the year 1s12-1e13 the town of Franklin ranked first in the state in the percentage for average attend ance.
 Louis Schwartz of New London spent Wednesday at the Bozrah creamery
 Mrs. Georgianna Lillibridge is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Earle Hol- brook. of Leonard Bridge
 Miss Grace Frink has been attend ing the graduating exercises of the Stonington High school this week and is the guest of Miss Hazel Clyde
 James Barber has returned from a brief visit in Stonington, where he at tended the commencement exercises of Stonington High school.
 F. Baker of Plainfield was a recent visitor here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Campbell and guests motored hePe from Springfield We'd nesday and were guests of Mrs. Camp
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-19
John

bells parents. MT. and Mrs. John Aver.
 Fence Stopped Horses.
 While William Tibbits was prepar- ing to blow the basin lot on the Fitch vile road belonging to Yantic Farms two of his horses became frightened and although hitched to a heavy farm wagon, started madly through the lot They kept up a great pace, heading for the end of the lot, and plunged through the fence. which stopped their progress, as they got hung up in the wires The Bentley children were play ing near by. and when one horse was thrown Carl was not more than six feet away from him.
 Mrs. Charles Barber has returned from several days stay with relatives in Voluntown.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Woods. Mrs AL bert Ferris and daughter Natalie of Taftville were recent guests of Mrs. Martin Weeks.
 Frank W. Stritch has returned from few days visit in Gilbertville. where he was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Annie M Stritch.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-19
WOMAN STOMACH SUFFERER FINDS
 HER PAINS ENDED BY FIRST DOSE

Remedy has wonderful record The first dose will convince no long treatment.
 Aayrs Wonderful stomach Remedy clears the digestive tract of mucoid accretions and poisonous matter. It brings swift relief to sufferers from ailments of the stomach, liver and kowels Many declare it has saved them from dangerous operations and many are sure it has saved their lives.
 Because of the remarkable success O. this remedy there are many imita- tors, SO be cautious Be sure it's NATRS. Go to Engier's drug store and ask about the wonderful results 1t has been accomplishing in cases they know about-or send to Geo. H. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist. 154-156 Whiting St, Chicago. ILL, for free book on stom- ach ailments and many grateful let ters from people who have been re- stored. Any druggist can tell you its wonderful results
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-19
Chemist Knows Duffy's Virtue

That why he refused to accept
 . substitute and was willing
 to wager money that Duffy's I Pure Malt Whiskey is abso- i lutely purc. Its well-known reputation al . promoter of
 longevity is again in evidence: ]:
 sAfter nine years am back in Colorado again and I am still using Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey. In Cincinnati l met with an interesting experience. You'll remem- Der am Chemist and know the virtue of Duffy's. Isuggestedto friend that he try it. We went to wholesale liquor store where he traded and asked for it, and were advised that we didn't want Duffy's, but a substitute was suggested. I broke in then and told him he did not know what he was saying, that Dufy's was the best whiskey and tonic made. He replied by saying there was no fusel oil in such and such a whiskey. While am not a betting man, I offered to wager $100 or $500 that there Uas fusel oil in the two he mentioned. A few days later when called at his store, he said, I give up-you're right; am going to have Duffy's in my store,' And that is where I inp it ever since. am now nearly seye,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-19
Hartford Resident Gets Quick Relief From Use of Mayr
 Remedy.

Mrs. s. E. Johnson of s1 Whitmore Street, Hartford. Conn, was a victim of stomach and digestive disorders. st- tended by much pain. She suffered from pains in the side and other dis comforts.
 She took Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy and found quick relief. In writing of her experience she said:
 'The pain left me. the next day after taking the remedy. It's simply wonderful how it relieved me, and you may be sure I shall tell every one who has stomach trouble about it."
 Similar letters have come from thousands of people in all parts of the country. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-19
YANTIC
Woman's Guild Meets With Miss Rudd Miss Mabel s. Webb Resigns to Teach in New York.

The members of the Woman's guild of Grace church met Wednesday af- ternoon with Miss Mary St. John Rudd at Norwich Town. It was decided at the meeting to hold strawberry fes- tival on the lawn of Mrs. Edwin H. Willard. A luncheon was served dur ing the afterpoon.
 Gift for Miss Webb.
 The pupils of Yantic school present ed Miss Mabel s. Webb, the special drawing teacher, a silver jewel box in token of their appreciation of her work among them. Miss Webb has resigned and is to teach in New York city in the fall
 A photographer was in the village recently taking pictures of the school children.
 Benjamin Davis was at Storrs and attended commencement exercises at the college.
 Punctual Pupils.
 The following pupils in the Sodom
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-19
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

complies unqualified 
  Malt 
 
 
 walks of life testified Of E5A world T R A wide makes the old feel and keeps the E @ Don't mied by insist druggists dealers bottle Vauabe sS The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. r.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09
CHICAGO uvesrGCk

Ch!caso. lob. o.--tioRs: Receipts
10000: market ssroas. scnrally sc
un; bulk OF sales S.GS 10 $50: iisht
$50 In S.:.,: mixsi SIS" to SIS:
heavy 81" to SIS: tpuzh $40 TO
$50: pigs $50 70 49,;
I Cattle: Roc lipts :".oo": narke.
steady 10 strong: scrs., 81" To p
so: Tcxa. s,ccrs ass 10 S.io: west
crn steer. s.sa 10 ITO: stockcr- and
feeder. $50 to s.to: row. and heif-
cts a.s9 to $50: calves :.:s To To-
- Sheep: Receipts 10000; mnt!kc,
steady to ioc HIGHER: native $50 to
SIS: Western $50 To 6: .car,!n u
$50 TO G.S5: native lambs ESQ I"
7.a0: western 6.SS 10 ;.as.
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ONLY NATIVES FOR
PANAMA. CANAL WORK

Washington. r~,,. a.-Oniy na-
lives NJ panam, and Americans
hereafter will hc employed In tn,
higher Grades Of srr.isr on tito Pan.
anna rsnsi. This r,Nc will N'rly TO
Ill employees $40 rcccivc n,orc than
-. = month m more than 10 cents
an hour. All foreigners may h"
r.Gployc! In those xrnicz II they
have occupied n similar position dur
In. the construction of tho rnna,na
tsnai for two years or moro. They
may aisO bc employed ,rmpornr!ly H..
emergencies. ...'
Thr ctsht honr law win To applied
IN all Ter diem and hourly employees
above the sras'c Of !aborers.
All officers ami employees OF tho
canal except clerks. bo,kkccpcrs.
stchcgrarhcrs. typcwritcrs. surgeons
rhyaicians. nurses ard drauahtsmcn
and cltarieal positions paving CSC
aud lees will he exempted from civil
service combinations. Employees ~
Tho Panama railroad may hn trr.s.
fecred 10 tho canal staff with cx,r-
iBation. '-
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NOTED BANKER HELD,


NsunnaSs. Trsa.. i.s. &c. ~
Rsi.s. iresss-ss al ,a- Mercantile
task. ~. If sh- '.s.li-s hrnhrisl
in.sisnsl,A. - s.- .ss s'Ss .higssf
sNh ~sst- ssirss~~s IL wsssNs'
sea-i cot p.sas ~ T. y, issss, SIS
ss..s,. sti.fn. r.- ..'.cu''s of ssr
%ans.- '4hs'h J. ss@.- ia-s"-'s"r=
arc aii-sS~ ia i.~ shos, tsss :. ~
S:"S. n.e s.a - ...-. s,'.
ter aigrs,nts .' ihr Msr snsisr
sssss. sse- ..- thr n"ssi tats~ssn'
ss.aasisi Sassias sn..s In sh. .s's So
cav flied . r@si's". in sAsss-ss
.sssss1ax isa, ss~ ssas ~as iasai'
a., ~ th- rsais at Tie eHrrs, mis-
appropriations at n.~se ihs. s:s".-as'
= 4. Hunter Hri.~. ~ .1'''u' - ~
'sssiaii.a. sss.a. IL 1. 'sssFoi. hs'i
ahsainc. "hs y syssSm " hsnaiins
thu han.'s .rr'i.. rmp-us and -
r.aax- il tIrh = ~ay as 'sass.tss
sa~ directors s.s. s"a.ssi 81 mani
s.alipns. ilt total sriag., al ,s.ss !.
u as ri.-e~s' =. i-s In speculation
&. - siui..u. state sus~s's'~a'i~nt
"a: hsnsinc srris-.. here iris' fs".
S.,sL sli;- sn.' cas- arHosaloi .rs~ir.
81 for s.r hr.L n sneos'.anSs With ..
easrscry ,iii filed fy ass"rn.ys rep.
- aiiag snr hsak's discv:ofrs In.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09

~ w STOCK ii EXCHANGE

New ysrE. VsL, s.-Atlss a h.l.s
sAvaass y tbs sas!y s~ssiAs the ass-
tss sFss llsssxaiar ha, price. were
Veu nalotelssa- The sassdy ab'
qpeosisp ~ sssimsai sersusts ~
eaeily aooessa,ls s-.ius.S ,ks float,
~ Salely ~ ssses. AaA shorts sh.
ssteoala1 - ses~s acre tws@i To re-
1850 ihsis Ms,
LoaAoe asssssoss i.oWxhs freely
hsss. asa esossia!i. in Ssss:, uay.
iss q The eaeessS il spite al the fall
il iAs asssl prices abroad. MAS re-
aeeA@A - les~~assiss = sssuss
0assAiy sssaeneas BY III. producers
HssesA iiQsiAs,isa Of Resk isisad
|epeasSsisa eassse.s sh~a an~s abrupt.
h 70 sSv lsw s--asAs. Which CHECKED
the aAvaaee sis@sAes-.
uAaa1s vssw irregular.
Pyless tnesos "a IN III. fs-e al .
sssshes sealasx ao~n * leo-k isisst
vaiuss ed tho sssrstoa in Hsu yssA
csasssl - ss.. compared With 81
sosalss. Anal :Aass~A rose TO e:
10 ~ ls,rses~ Of o,ss t.s...s se
eassAs y aasps ~ ,.as~s,
VeAhQ10 81 Essarrn railroad
sessbs seshsA .s- uAe,s as-Ars u
sas. Earlier Gala. ess.ia- ss the
ssgpes ssssb s"ss sse~sslb sllnls.
aeah. lnA69AA .s,.ssl ReT>xnlil~ Ma.
s1as af<dsistss hsssm- weak. tbs
eosAs tsellag q, pnas'.
Ths aaslee si-~e1 heavy.
raleAAAtes .anrks hossxhs tns the
laas Afsesna asa s-iiiss ~ ,.~ h-ss
ssefSaa reuloaessa H. saas as shs
tell isssssels. Th~ WAX IL sasiass
Nv as3ee1 taasA 49, . saas xsss In
s,sse~s, rSt6ss Of sae sssis. Issue.
sAsa.A fsssAss. ''us ss' ssaps-s ~ a
rule acre ~, - 80
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09

Nc~ VERT. Nj. 3. <acppess steady.
standard. sros 10 Arsi, offered Al
iJ.::.
Tin weak: sro, an: rcbraar. -"
u 1850.
icpn steady: No. ! northern 1. tn
i:..0: No. ] southern It.s: In 1875.
M. I southern soft H.: u ,:.:s
t.rad steady. i.ta 10 1870.
src'i~r steady. $40 To $50.
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WILSON AM 0lxJM
!. /, cQauH ~ MlmT1fIe1s

- y - ~ =
wash,noisa. Ftb. o.-qnc al; sns
subjects ,,ssoee tho Whise .no,'ss 10.
DAP in. .eonsultesioa bAewssn Presi-
dent Wilson and cnycrnor Qlxan Of
New York Was the setsction . Wal
liam C;lu.ch. osaorn ~ DensccEatie
statc Chairman. Nc y tee4lse.ia-
law Of clsvelands.H. Dodea hinse-
ton -. aAd very old friend sof
President Wilson. T
The shoicc Is said TO be acceptable
n the nrcsident. and the rcorkapi la!
tion Oft hc rarty u expected to .h7-
gin with SIR. o. ho~n's election
Chi nicle. News soc 4 month.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09

WoAhloxfo0s ~. S,-toe 0onS9
ssday SasseA sAA (essitieasiss s1oce.
pe1aaiaD tee sssilasss aa1 aD0aAle
~. - LA "a rs's :.
soes0ass aasx~ a the TAXED 1esses
~ ear was AshsseA u ~ asaaee
tsslas saex:dssssies At ~ tastifees.
49, lin. u Whieh she ssesse -.
NUE.. hos sAasA ssasU e1yeeo.see
WW w Aeaes appssaeieiiss ts 49,
assllsssy I'D soossis1ss. = s.-s
esaxsee 0syae iaiAs sAs issssaaao
ven aa1s - oest - asesiy - ~
slAle sAe estimate fee ~ any a
hAlf . mullen 0es,
III lhsse are ee0 :s.sss ma u
~ army wAy shssh ve Aase %
ssns ses hell ollliaa assS. aaAls6
0anAsap 0Ae5oasA- -
~ - - - pesessea sas wss." -
po3ea esesses Hvysa. while ~ hs1
seiy :A.4ea aea npssasiss agassA
~ OsAsp u the sasIsA-Aoss1eae
vas. 30 had sass~ qsasssr sf ~.
Ua0 - solisss1. villa sAiA oloov.
sofe e ssas Aa~sssa waslA aljl
hose lsa Rsss ~ oas sAae aAy
t1sss elaxs se~es. We waaM hese
absss be sams properties - Aai0s.
\ apA eesSls. We xhaala saaneoAer
IL takss ysass - 0ake O@xe saaA -
'-11isk as the Assas l-asifle sesss
VttAouS e0AuAA po01W 10 - -
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09
oehvER LIVESTOCK

beaver. Colo. fsh. p Cattle; Re-
eeltss l.isn. market fisa4 .. hixL-ss
sea1 steers IN >: soNfs sAa hes!~%s
80: so Csc: shakers ssa i~sssea
S.:a In .ss.: sais.s Ga iA.:s.
Hes: ts-sss :.:s"s nssk-s
sssoas: inr ssi:. ns,t sf sss~s s.sa
"a SIC,
fhsers Receipts i..S0: esssAes
steady: sess,ines 6 IN - v.'.srs
80" Tn G: ,aas'ss ; n rs: .a~sz :
In ..
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09
CHICAGO PRov,sools

Chicago. rsS. s.-iiisa~r price,
for hogs 9a,- sisa.n~ss tn provisions.
iaiSiei sAics raas-d from Ssimria,
alsht'a level 70 five cents advance.
with later transactions ho'hina the
Grain. ....
Ctosc: Pork. MAY Ass.
Lard, May -: July ii.s".
Illba. May ii.e0: July ii.;:.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09
NEW Y0Mk STOCK LIST

N~~ Noss. b'-ss ss-iast f'sss;
AasAia mated ro.sp~s g. NnsStrss.
sssSr H~tisias is.: S.sh!.as eat:
Oeeesink 1873 Es,ihssn t'~rissr ssN:
teias i.sSlsis 1875: 4. y s,~-a $50
slFsl cFsts.sti llas.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09
the MONEY MARKET

N~o York. f~r. fat, mn.r-
ssasay. sps -rs e.at
Tisso lsAss steady: so asss 81 ~.
-: >. ssys ~ I" 8: ~ a.nnsSs -
u ~ r~. s~as.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09
RATES Of EXCHANGE

Nsx York. fsh. s.s.-s,ass: rssaa~
ssevassii- naass ~ ss u r<s c~aS.
Commercial hi1is ;ss.
Tar oliver "a.
M-s!rna a,slAsa To-.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09
LISTEN rQp fHe WHISTLE

listen Tor Tue "hsytIes' The C.N
,atricr hcrs new possess new ~his.
sies. THO boys xili. blow Mo whistles
when they doliver papers. When
YOU hear the wnistIc tonight and
rights hereafter get ynur C-N j,tst
aftcr II has been thrown.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09

AAaot Vh&ah " RnoP Il NH
Or 0vria4 0Diaa p.
Afser Iveass reafe a ss~Ay tve
esainsos Tss~eh .shsnSse. llseos eee<,
q ne,haa by Witch sSs s,ta,s,as AZ
nehlea.., curative e,emense Of the
Aoa.. ,lxcr eS..iA tr .>naeafcA fron,
a.. n.e,.~. III a. sreasc rhe all
vhseh hs. 40 ~edLcI.al valac /,
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09

!. In nrcd u! Printing Of any Kind
phone Tho rnroni,i"-Nows. Samples
and estimates VIII he cnc"r'uliS
Given. rhope .ss"i.:..i IN.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09
NEW Y0llK COTTON

New York. Feb. s.--Cn,i.a 1g'~I.
MisdIlax i:.:s: sui. 1854.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09
St. LOUIS METAL

st. Louis. No.. Feb. dead quiet
t.031 to 1904.
Shelter higher $50 to 5.35.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09
eLelN BUTTER

rtsia. Ia. Gs.. D. Halter s,s.r:.
:sl..
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09
sSljTSTS-wo

'el6I|EI1;2&E = !
.ass AA3 ) e.
tco0oooos1 es00 49, ~
u. Rseupssr.
Gseseal lots ctass oasssissA pse.I
Anesasna 10 hare the assiaaal eaas1|
nj coiasa1so ssprsassisA BY nojasI
I.wssd lae>osAsea ssA carssia ". C.|
The coasollAalea Coal ss1l
Coke roanasy ~ss sspe~sessea by|
c, j.. naHn. fSsaeis 4, isosrk ap-|
n ard eae. tho astnsse, 9esesal Ell
I'oiossao.
DasioG . rsuse a the eooesaeaooI
u ltete0ae 0eness's sssatassy. The
Oak Crock Coal eom-ssy 49, shs|
,sousA Cssoa Cnsi ~o@rasy seeassll
eerslssisa IN hsse ahs asns al
.senss~ q. Mssiv sassesa o. the sso-l
agaa ~ iA~ir aiiasasy. Tksse vaa|
ans~e Delay while asssaAsaas aassrA.|
~ the state Lnsasr iae osh%e asfleaAll
witnesses AMI Tho Chairman a..
srsveA that sh~ samails~e uasld hs
tasesA u ssaas sashsnas.as ssa eastps1
tive AsseoAaaSc Al viissAAsa ualsa9
they esasiA ~ ssspAnesA onse pes0pe.
D..
F1aally jasaas Jsisy1rlr. rAIaf
ssass tsapersoe u zeal 1iass, oa1s
hs s,Psasass~ sAa pearsrAsA - a.
s~ee Sasssisa hy tho eo00asaaa ~.
ssssliag sha slisss n his efSSee aAA
the ceaeisinas csdss which eeel =
sslssA n Co,ass1a. lie sxp1a1ass
saas the sew misia9 lavs wses . u.
esa~A ssnrrovsNsss ever sAe ~.
With ~ declared ''haA noshins he-
hisa ts.''
'T,ee users The ~ law. u H.
sssse iaSA o~a essaistsss sAs a0ssa.
iees eesla observe shsn u shsr ssss
like re- ssaeA cAsasssaa vssar.
"YG." vsolisl ~ vtaas1A ~
As. nalsyesaa thsa sossse1 upsa
. 'Ase.topa Asalsspe1aa q IL csss.
salo maaias iav as1 tn sAssey roe.
ulaaleoS aev h heeea lie ssl9:
II Aea'e hsoieve aay nles . III
s:ais eaarlIss With the asw M u
IL callsely.''
liz explained that xn0e a ~
niaaae campsates bed soa eeea abss
% asrasc the ssqulsaA saheey spe8-
aeess. bot that had shsWn some ~
rcetsSoA to oasNevc the laW.
-whas arc sou do,ae asoat theas
eonraniss.:: he xas aaked.
"Noshiax: haves's hal soase."
~ss the reply.
fAs witasa aaded that the law a.
lowed hin five 1epusiss bsA thaA -
rad beea s:vsn ealy three asA theso-
Soee haA aot heea sbls 70 MAKE the
shoro~sh iasrscsioa required ~ ~
Representative Austin sAked. M.
.,alrynrie. why ASsia't you saS tho
legislature :or . direct appseps iateee
=" sseres Sou1 esssec :. 80. ~
could carry ont the wsek required
b. laws, g., ~ .sirs
II" rainier AK INC "es" :" :
sraasser TO hcases'i psotaruS ="
rsscd tho Sunee@
Toward the close q pAssSmrie
~u.- ,,,.,.,,r. II. .vn,.s.aer a
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Ell Gross, Of Denver. su?nrintend.
ent Of tho Colorado FREQ Employment
burcau. was questionsd ny Reprsscn-
tativc Byrnes at the opening OF the
afternoon session. principally about
tho strike In tho northern Colombo
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Watch fot--a sn,ali r;ccc OF met
81 With appearances Of sold nueErt.
Valuable only to owner. Return to
ills office. Reward. -
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~ 80
LA R.saS ~ sl.aps
- -. :. I:
y00 SALE.
H. ov'nes. oss saall S.vaao Anass.
n.odesa. enod saahls and eAjeksaI
yards. can b. boaGAs - tas0s. VI
Will PAY yea 70 la4sise iseo thia
Addrs.s 'Hsos." care C-N. = III
Miik coz foe sale. Tel. Red 1878.
It
i4oyeiy hose. With NAA~sa cea.l
sen.ssees: sesd NJ aa31(tsa: soey
terms. J.. a. \. WILLIAMS. lassk M.
y 81
Chssr. sa- hsA. apsissa ssd natl
tssss. ehiffaaiee darsa.ost. Fueksr|
and Kitchen chairs. :ls AAiaao n.
-. ss|
ThossssssssA saas1s eaab Mack
Mia.f~s -sss Tor hasrhsas. el.ee pes|
~; ss... pr lao. Psn~@ Trim. ls..
o."
SHIT .se for sale. ReH :":. 1874
Garfield Ave. ~
seooms fnr liene nossekeseaa9 q
I.aeesae. i'si. nara asa a. ais Deees.
Mrs. j. \. M-seess six-soa0 srs3.
esneo foe s~ss. Gail lssa go OIL
casinrao hotel. VI
Nss .-seasa ssoac cottage. elone
in. ".. i:~e :;:: A. SO mas Nh.
hart. st.
Tro veil furnished eaaaa 10 .
moa~sa hoar. Close II. sae nan asA
wife. RED sSi, Il
five.sno@ hossse. nicely furalSae1.
Strictly madeira. l'hose RED ioo:. u
Furnished ssn1~sa apossaeasA
close Ia. T~lephoas Rel 1881. u
Ma.s~ss .ix.ruon hossr s:e.so per
:soa,h. s.A saA essi saaxe and vie.
aov eussaiss. Soc tssk ~. Phaee
rssssasa So. 4.
Furnished. usodcsa :.suo0 hose.
Attractive propasisloa 10 sizhs party.
Addrrs X. this oeftec. q
Tao s.sooa Eeeses bsssk Aeaso.
eae s.roe0 roeass apartment. 80
s.suosa moassn spassoses. >SS Plae
~. Cat RED -. 81
ftsc-sooo :,so1esu hoasr aoesheess
.: high srhaol. Red isa3. -
t1T1D8.
u you asse Dsssaias q aay ma
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LOST.

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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-09

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-11

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-11
rricStl, not Candidate

RNRrlESNllLE. Okla. Feb 10
lftvrts on the part of republicans O.
the state ON The eve u the state con
'rnuou to force col Geo T. Priest.
lr> or Hartles,.,,c to become a can.
uiJ1to f'r the nomination Tor gover-
n.r failed toU,cht when Col rrlestlcy
save uut % statement In which he said
q. would rot acrtp, nomination M
,hc hands ~ the republican party. To
"a newspaper man Col rr'es,ley said.
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'.t H' circumstances Mil accept o
domination 'g saggc>tiou for the p'ac,
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col rue>,'y is 40 az MS home On
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-11

night and has been confined to the
house since that time Touicht he
was somewhat improved. bat stated
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15
STARTS
 FOR ARIZONA STRIP''

Dr. c. C. Jacobs Of Washington. and Prof A. M McOmie of the Agricul tural department of the state univer- sity, left Prescott yesterday for that section of the state lying north of the Grhand Canyon and known as the Arizona Strip" for the first time in its history to be subjected to am of hcial investigation of its varied re- sources
 They win enter the country from are Co enter the country from Ere Fredonia the extreme eastern out hrtsc of Kalbab Plateau, after the settlement is passed their pilgrimage will be through a wilderness. pract- caliy uninhabited
 The pathfinders are to cross the Col orado river at Lees Ferry and win be outfitted at Fredonia with pack an- imals and a guide, probably selecting Allen Doyle of Flagstaff. who has made the long and tortuous journey on three different occasions From five to eight weeks win be required in no- gotiating this bleak land of SO much interest in its mineral timber, farm ing and stock raising possibilities.
 Dr. Jacobs will look after the miner. al timber farming and stock raising possibilities
 Dr. Jacobs will look after the miner al resources while Prof McOmie win convey his impressions of the coun- try in a special publication later by Che Arizona Experimental station. per. taining to farming in Northern Ari. zona Both officials are to make their exit out of the country through Ne. yada.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15

lars, and duly approved by the Hon. orable Alfred C. Lockwood Judge of the Superior Court of the County of Cochise, State of Arizon, and there after recorded in the office Of the County Recorder of Cochise County
 That said assignment was made for the benefit of all such creditors of the said Popular Incorporation, as will consent to accept their proportion. al share of the debtors estate. THEREFORE. Notice is hereby giv. en that all creditors consenting to such Assignment shall make known to the Assignee their consent in writing tO such Assignment. at Bisbee. Ari. zona, within four C4) months after tho publication of this Notice. and that no creditor not assenting to such as signment shall receive OF take any benefit under this Assignment: pro yided that any creditor who has not had actual notice of this assignment. may make known his assent at any time before any distribution of assets has been made
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. ] have hereun,1 set my hand, at Bisbee, Ari. zona, this 22nd day of June A. D. 1914.
 C. w. RUTH, Assignee of for and in behalf Of
 the POPULAR INCORPORATION
 Corporation, INSOLVENT DEBT
 OR