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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
Tax Commission
 Fixes Valuations

Minimum valuations sdop'ed by tbe state tax com mission for the use of sssessors in . sessing livestock were made public by the commission.
 Al the recent sssessoT's convention in Tucson the assessors sgre q on practically sll of the vslustions an- nouncsd by ,Le cornmission. Only . fsv ch.nges were made
 The minimums arc very similsr to lses year. .'Our idea is to get e near the full cash value % the law fequires. e possible" ssid Commissionsr P J Miller.
 Among she changes made in the mioimums pisoed by the assessors is that of putting some of the property in two classss. A sod 5. such e work horses. Only one elass was sdoptsd sS the sssessor's convention. and the minimum was fixed .st $50. In A class made lby the eommission the minimum is $l0O, end that oi B $40. The msximums gre left to the die c,etion of the assessors.
 The minimum valuations fixed CD E~a~k>~k
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
SEVEN TO EIGHT MILLION ACRES
 OF ARIZONA LAND IS IRR|GAblE

reserves a.d s1an reemsb'e by irrigation This the esumae The comnoss enough have visited
 
 vor siss the potab with pumped
 them only reclamation act small the commissioner: than there land.
 and Santa of Bill Williams Fork There
  ses in the svhen Wnet sites than land DIE Granite and Will low . miles north f Prescott ,,.,-
 being pumped 100 feet for rneAos Smith irrigation expert of the Unvey AIT in pumping machinery w ne crudest fuels This will be possible to pump 800 feet ,,., have he.vv under Gla for instance .,..u fl, file reservoir ntes ID 1t much land possoe DeloS nen under the receives apphcauons run . ar.op. tracts of state ao ana pun ,h sna concern asea Is southern county Nnee But nAs be blocks of leo acres at ancuon should be passed e1ving n.r already demonstraed 10 pc worth only two or three ooi.ls 2. purchased TOT H. Sne n "' A - Il p.oAueavs ~ Asr sloo te SHE an sess
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
Nut Growing h
 Arizona is Small

A gentleman io Rochester, N. Y.. -sks Director Forbes of the Arisons Agricultural Experiment Station for information Concerning the various tinds of commercial nuts that will succeed in Arizona, Prof. Forbes stsies that pecan trees will grow in western and southern Arizona st ele.. vstions of l.5OO to 2,OOO feet, but their bearing pnal, tiss under our con- ditions have not yet been proven. Doubtless with proper selection oi trees they will work out we'll 10 come many yesrs to ascertain definitely the proftablen's- of pes an culture becsuse of the slow grow b of the tee. Eng li-h walnuts have been fonod to pro duce we'll in certain cases at attitudes O. ,OOO to 5000 feet. The subject is exciting considerable interest at tbis time, but is as yet ip its experimental stage. Almonds produce we'll in southern Arizona, excepting when late frosts catch the crop This oc, url frequsntly-I should cay about two yssrs aLt of three. To one case con- cer, ing which I have information. 2 acres of almond trees netted oyer S4, ,. 900 . year do SD to lees tbsn nothipl
 on account of frosts. To this particu
 lar case good crops were obtaineI
 about one year in three.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
Newspaper Man
 in the Tolls

Troublet came pot sinely but in punches this week for A L Wood, ol the Insssnssiousl. Following bic sr- rest and trial Wednesday. upon ths charge of disordsrly conduct, he wss severely beaten yesterday afternoon .by Alfred K Tovne. . smeltermsn, better kpo.n e the "Califoruis Kid" !" Tovne surrendered him elf to Pasrol- mso Holland and was later released upon furnishine bail bond of $lO . susety fer bis appearances in city court this mosoiog.
 According to Townes state meot c news item receotly published mis- represented him it being inferred that te he'd besn implicated in . theft. Be he'd s.ked for . correction and he'd bsso rsinssd. He therefore walked up to Wood. made surs oi his identity and then struck him once. knocking the nswsps psrnsn down. In falling Woods iaos struck the sidewalk. ,kinnins his nose and blsckiog his |sit eye.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
Another Speech
 Added to the List

In addition to the addresses to be given before the Arizona Cattle Crow CTS annual meeting to bs held in Tue son on January 5 and 6 by the heads of the rtate co n miss ions there is sn. other speech that will be listened to with . great amount of interest and that is the address of Arthur c Ring. land, district foreste. for the third district Of the United Ststes under whose supervision the national forests in Arizona are conducted.
 "Csttle Interests in the National Forests," is likely to be his subjecs on account of the immense amount of g:sxing that is conducted within the boundsries of the reserves. che lssses for which are controlled practically by Mir kiogliog. Then shere will be speeches by the mayor of Tucson. President Wilde of the university and Judge Frank Coz, attorney for the 5 uthern Pacific, who is also big cattle man. Altogether the program promises to be one of great interest
 Special rates are being granted by the railroads for the two day meeting end in oonsequspce the largest sgRre- Rstion of ATizons ssockmen ever gath. cred together in convention is CT pect- ed to attend the sessions. Tu cson is making great preparations 10 enter. tain the cowmsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
To Cut Timber
 From Nati ,naI Forests

The forest service announces ths completion Of . co-operstive sgsee- mens with the State Land Commis. sion of Arisous, whereby the western yellow pire on ,he University lands comprising approximately 10000 acres within the Coconino and Tusa yan National Forests in northern Arizona is to be cut in accordance with the forest service contract re-. -quirements. This marks . distinct step in the progress of conservation. Arisons is the first stste ip t he south. west to GU, its timberlands on forestry principles. In accordance with the serDs Of the agreement. the trees to be cut are to be marked by az agent of the state who will he trained for- estsr. and the cutting will only re- move about two thirds of the stand. ing timter. The remainder is to be left Tor 6 second cut end for seed. A close utilization ot the merchan table produce is par. 0! the agreement with the lumber company and the stumpsge price agreed upon it placed at 8 per thouespd feet.
 The agreement ..al.o provides for the employment o! e forest guard during the fire season by the .ta,e, whose duty will be the protection of the
 timber on the university lands from
 6re- Since these lsnds are .urround-
 ed by national forest lands, the need for corporation in the promp. dis '. covery and suppressi on of forest fire.
 has been fully recognized in the agree.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
A Maria dispatch says:-

A Maria dispatch ssys:-
 Shells fired by General Ortega's rebel gunners fell on the American side Of the river as the ta,tle rssed during the night and forced American soldiers gusrdi Ds the border to retreat to safety.
 Fortunately none was killed or ~ounde1 by the exploding shrapnsl.
 Alter the frat shell had struck American soil, Major McNsmee, in sommsud of the American forces at Pre-, idio. sent messergers in haste to General Ortsgs. notifying him of ,he occursnce and warning hin th., if the reb eunoers oould not 60 manipulate their guns as to avoid the falling of -hslls oa American coil he would be compelled to take drastic ct ps to prevent a recurrence.
 General Ortegs gave tie necessary orders and the distance was shorten. d 60 that the shells exploded in OjinaRs insted of crossing the river. This was no. done, however, until nearly . score of shells had burst over the American sold CTS and ompell.d d tbt m to retreat to . point further from the river bank to place of safety. M.king desperate efforts not only to capture the town oi Ojiosgs. but
 capture the federal garrison hef re It hss time to retreat to the United States. the rebels' rieLt, left and cen ter are closing in upon the seemingly doo med city and pouring . steady fire of shot and shell into the federal ranks.
 Both sides are fighting vsliantly |, but the federsls seem to be ~sstips their ammunition. The rebels have moved rheir cannon since Ssrkness tell, till they nov seem to be not moro than . mile or . mile and half from Ojinsgs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
Sweet Potato
 Question Answered

The question e to why the fssmsrs of the Sulphur Springs valley srs bs- coming more and moro partial to sbe sweet potato e . crop vss definitely answered yesterday by the staiemset of George Hodges, . farmer of sbe White~ater district. Mr Hodges rs. osntly disposed oi four tous oi svsss posatGes which he raised ou . half sers Of ground. The average prics re- ceivd by him for his crop vss 3 cents per pound or SEQ for the bsli sess.
 Other 'asmers of the valley, dsspits che bed summer season have reported
 qusl luck in this pasticulas. For that resst Q, the valley being pArsieu. lsrly adapted to raj. ing ssset potatoes and the product finding . ready mss- kes ct from 3 to 5 osnss DOT pound, hundreds of acres sill probably bs planted in the crop sbis yesr:-Dis, patch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04

nish pure ar to all the undergrouod passages and operate the drills. All work On tbe drifts is being done with maohius drills and about 50 men gre employed in and about the mines.
 The Mohswt, Brady and figneros properties are now being bsrgsined for by Mir Tyron, who represen,s essf- erp capital and if the deal is made these proper ies will bs placed in tbe producing column by the new owners at tho earliest possible dste.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
Pioneers Society
 Elects New Officers
A Tucson dispatch ssys

A Tucson dispatch ssys:- Of6csrs were elected and plane made
 for the coming year st . meeting oi
 the P oOeers' Historical Society held yesterday afternoon at the socisty's
 rooms on West Congress strsst. There
 were A membsrs present, sod Tomb stone and Willoox and other towps and cities were represented. The meeting was an enshnsiastio one and the finan- oisi condition Of she organisation was
 fousd 10 be most encouraging. The present membership is 223.
 The officers for the ensuing year elected are as follow: Eugene Bru- nier. president; y E Mcgee. secretary l,
 B N Jscobs trsssursr.
 Vice-prssidenss for the various counties were selected e follows Pima, Fred Fleishmsnn. Bernahe Bsichts; ssnts Cruz, Henry Levin; Cochiss, William Four, Owen T Smith; Yums Isssc Polbmus. John W Doriugsos i; Graham. Milss L Wood Pedro Mseh. elens; Mssieops J E Desois, Abrsm Goosals: Ysvspai Judge Ed wslls 4 J Dorsn. John Kenny; Final, Thewss J Jeffsries,
 The diseseors elected were; Sidssy Dc Long. George J Rosksuee, E 4 Jacobs sod \ 3 esmson.
 New Dembsn slectsd were iis IA Hur and Edward R Monk. both O Los AnseIe'. sod former pionssss q Asisoss. Hvipg ss rocsos
 By vote of shs "eh ,piopesss" pre- sent the time limit vas sxsended to 1885. Is wss formerly 1870. Thsrs vas quite debsss ou shs subises by the tsn "old pionssss" present.
 A report of the ssesstasy showed that many of the old piosssr msmbess srs nov deed. O. the historical msm- hsss Q ass sIivs and 3l 6saA. Tbe AnAosial soodisioo oi the socissy is vssy psoaisiss. The sosissy ssssivss % sppropsissios ei s750 from shs s's,e every year.
 This is ths Jsss6sty Do which sbs histosic old Arisona Hbes Shst esue ssossd 0eDs bssn. ssl ss which the PRosVDUfUR wss psinssd Sos mssy vsass. wss recently psssentsd by w~ l Hsttssh.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
Development Work
 On kammoth Mines

Word canes from namoesh that Young Bsotbsss, who took over the Mar moth -ColIins rsopertiss during shs ssmmer, are deisgs . Es~sskabIs smouss q dsvslopnsot work psspar story so real ninisg and sxp'osipg d orc bodiss is thoss celebrating propsstiss.
 A nov shais has bssn suot on the collins to . depth q 800 Ssss ~hicA sxsssds through oss oss ios shs satiss dsptb. \ 600 loot ssoss sot tuoosl is bsisg drivsn from ths 5e0 loot lsvsl os ths Nsnossb to eoposoe with the collios shsfs sttbe ssme depth. A bie puep will ssplses ths smsll sess is the Alsaoesh shais by tbs fsss oi ,bs ysss. when is is expected the vsssr vill bs readily handled.
 Al innssss seOpessses wiil ius.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
NOTICE FOR POSTING AND PUB.
 llSHlNG
Serial No. o23ooI

Serial No. o23ooI. Department of the Interior. Cnited
 States Land Office, Phoenix,
 Arlzona, December 20, 1913.
 Notice is hereby given that the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company. by Hovel Jones its Land Commissioner, has this day filed its application, Serial No. o2 39oI in this office to select, under the provisions of the Act of Congress ap- proved April 2I. ,eo4- (33 Stats, 7I0 the following described lands: Gas esd Salt River Mesjdisa-Adxooa T 2S- N, RI-W SK NE4. SH SEH, Sec IS; Lots T. ?, NWI NEH. NE4 NWL, Sec ro.
 T1s.N. R INV W. NE2, W. SEX Sec Is. TI2-N RAW, NWH SecI,. TAN, RTE. EH SWH, SEH Sec 9; W. SWH Sec To.
 T2N,R w. sH NWH, NJ SWH Sec g. TIN. w. Lots [. ?, NE SEH .'1 TN, Y 1i R s4| s4 w. V sH swx, sx sEx See25.
 T7s.RIsw. sEz swI. swx I NHI4s A/7 SCC
 T s. R I3W. Lots I. 2,,. {. EL sE' Sec 5; Lott NEH SEA- sX Tss.R W. VIZ Nw1, WI sWH. Sec 1s; sh NWX, ,NH swH. Sec IA.
 T9s.Rl7w. Lot. l. a,3.4s s,< NEH. sH NwH, Sec 5; Lots |, 2, sX NEH, sEH, Sec6, T9s. R IS W. Lo. 2. swH NEx, VIZ SEH sWA. Sec l. T5S, R E. s1s Sec :5. T5s. RAE. Lots 1 3, 3, {, EH NWH, EH sWH. Sec 2. T5 s, R6E Sz Sec 20
 T6s. RYE. NER Sec 34.
 T7s. R , E. Lots 3, 4. EH swH sE1.. Sec IS.
 ITS. 6E. s1z Sec 2S
 ITS. RTE. WIZ Sec l5; Lo:s 3, {. EH sW14 Sec 30.
 T8S. R6E. sI Sec2.
 TSs. R sE. All Sec 8; WIZ See IT; sH Sec al; sH NEH. EK swH. sEH, Sec 30.
 T6S, R5E. SEH Sec 2I.
 THIS, R 22 E. sW4 Sec l;swz NE H.sH NWH NJ SWZ, NWX SEX, Sec 27; sK NE4 sEX Sec 28. Tl5 s. R 25 g sW1. sso g.
 T l7 6. R SE. NEH NWH, WIZ NWH. WI sTI. s-c IF.
 T IT 8, K 24E. SWA Sec 10.
 Tl8S R8E NE1l WIZ Sec 8: sEA Sec 9; EH. EH NWX. NWT NW4. EH SW1. swz sw4. Sec 2I. Tl8s, R9E. Nw1 sec l5 . :. Tl8s. 24E. NE4 Sec a6.
 T 20 8. R 9E. Lot4. sW4 Nw3. NV ! sW3, sW4 sE3. Sec 4.
 T20s, RIFE VI NE4, s} Nw3 Sec "A; st NF3. NJ sEa, Sec 90 T 20 s. R 2eE. E} NE4. E8 sE3. T2i s.RsE. Es Nw4, Fl sw4 See II; VI Nw3, VI sw{ Sec 34. ral 6, R 10 E. s3 Nw4. NJ sw3 Sec 92. Taz s.R ZOE. sE3 Sec 3, .ho Lots 6. !; SE3 Sec 13
 T 22 8. R 21 E. s} sW4, s} sE4. Sec 10; WI NE3 NJ Nw3. Sec IS; Fl Sec g; sW4. E} Sec A.
 Any and all persons claiming adverse Y the lands described. or desiring to object because of the mineral character ,f the land. or for any other reason to ne disposal to applicant. should file their 'ftSda.its of protest in this office. n or 'efore the I7:h day of February. IqI4.
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN
 Register first publication Jan { IeI4
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
Court Cases Filed
suPERfOR COURT

sCPERioR COURT Suit No
 6Os. Juan Encinas vs Carmen Ea cipss; action for divorce.
 cot. Matt sklender ct sl ys A B McCAm'y; debt in sum of e25O. Judgment in suit
 655. Alberto 0on.sles. Dr, An'oeis Gousslss, Or; deorss oi divoros.
 SIS. Chss & Mary Pol.i ct sl. Dss. wm Dscksrsv. Or; judgosnt ios S9l75. 96. PROBATE PRocREDIxos Eststs of- Marie Josrser; osder appointing E P A Larrisu. 0 H Clark & John Dsl- mar. sppraissrs.
 John c Wright; order sppoiating W J Rssy. r Douglas and wm J Nsmect. appraisers. August B.roo R Brandt. Wm Lusley & Porter AcDeosld. sppointed spprsisers. se.ys IF Duncan; deccs estsblishins notice @ c.ed!.css.
 c H Clark; order dismissing psti- tion of Bank of Douala. for lesssrs oi administration.
 William MsDougsll; fnsl dischssee oi administrator.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04

ehssksa sarL rs ses esa isssyl.s tns coaaAsnos have in D. Alis6 Hsars RS0eAy." 4. R. CANON. Wosth. ns.
 The unbounjed conAdssce Ar. cssoa has in Dr. Niles Heart Asm- edy is shared by thousaads of sthsss who know its value from experienee. Many heart disorders v;eld to treatment, if the treatment is risht- If you are bothered with sbort breath. Ss.6ag spells. swsai- inx of feet or ankles. pains sbeut d. heart and shoalder blades. pei- s;tssion, weak and hunev eeso~ 700 should begin using Dr. sosses Heart Remedy at once. Frost by sbe experience of others while you 0sy.
 pr, sIssS Hssrs Rsmsdv 's sssS s"d
 .,,s>ssl by sR Srv0ossss.
 no1Suo -HsoseAi.ee. sa<AAse-1s
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04

bed near . window % she could Gse her breath One doctor saia. Psof child. she is lksly to fall dead any time.' 4 frisnA told me Dr. AHsG
 Heart Remedy had cureA her 1AtAsy. SO 1 tYjsl t. a1A she bsGAn to A- prove 0hs toek . great psAny bot ties. VI As C spared e - S- 6sv. R fsf N0Y
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
News of the State ln Condensed Form

Dr H B Mile. formerly ot ss Joseph. Mo. has been engaged to make blood tesss ct the state asylum and will begin upon his nsv duties ss ooee. according 10 Phoenix reports. Dr Warren watkins hss been msking shese tests for come time. bus e the ssylum authorities are desirous of hsv- ing these tssts made regularly, it vas decided to secure the services of an expert and one who would give his CD. tire time to the work. Dr Mills says that fully 30 per cent ot ipsane pa- tients have sboormsl blood copdisious and that this in . large measure is respcnsible for . great deal of inssni,y.
 The young men of Pbosnix have entered the political a.ens and A.e putting . ticket in the field. which sbeir lesders declare, will make the osbsrs "go some"
 The plan of an Eastern merchant for collecting bic bills by the c O D parcel post plan, and bic subsequent prosecution gre being watchsd with interest by the local Business Mep's Protectiye association. The plan of the merchant wac 10 .end neat little boxes in which were enclosed the bills which be had sgainst his customers. The co D payment in each case wac fixed st ,he amount of the bill. In each caee the receivers paid the bill at tte postoftice. Int were quiet ind,g- psnt when they found the trick which had been played npon them. Com plsint was made to the govern meni and the man was arrested. The out. come of the case will be watched with interest all over the United States.
 Articles of incorporation of the Tucson Athletic club were filed a' the secretary Of states office. accord. ing to sdvices from Tucson. Tb, club quarters will be at the Grove ant shower bath and gymnasium sppars. sus will be installed at once. Ther' will be clssses in wreetliog, bag. punching, club swinging. dumb.bel lifting and setting-up exercises.
 R s Coryell. of Morenci, where b, has resided for . number of yesrs. ws on Tuesday brought before Judg Lally of Morenci, in preliminar, hearing. and acquitted of the charg of murderipg at Morenci last week young man named Smith. who hs, recently come to that town. A plsiI case of seli-deiense on the part Q Coryell wac shown by the attorney sthe accused, and Prosecuting At toruey Horton recommended that th verdict be as rendered. It was prov CD that the dead man had threstene, the life of the accused. being sngr! because ot having been ejectod irou the Coryell home, where he had beer roomer for some time.
 A veritable den, occupied by dop' 6ends, vas found by Chief of Polio Rolling on north Meyer street. 0 Tucson. . block from the city hal plszs. Two men who occupied i were taken to the police station snt probably will receive sentences o, charges of vasrsncy, fl DO other charR can be placed seainst them. In, raid occurred in the course of the in' vessigstion of the robbery of tb' Fieishmsn-Shumwsy drug store, il which morphine. cocaine and hypo' defmic needles were taken.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04

The decision in he disordsrly con- duct case. which wss reserved Wed- nesdsy by Justice M.clsy, sill be rendered this morning.-DOuglss DisIs oh
 Wood was fued e20 or 20 days in all, end bas appealed the case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
From Fridays Daily

io tbe interest of tbe Honesseter. Edition which he expects to i.us coon
 Among tboss sbo attended the b's | New Ysaf's celebration iu Pesres zee. tsrdsy from shis city were: Super visor John Rock. Clerk of the Board of surervisors A 0 Karger. Jsmes Msrrs. Assessor Ed Hushes and family, Court Reporter John Walker and wife. A Wentworth. Deputy Assessor Rass and family. Miss Lsons Tracey, Assistans Clerk of the Board ot su psrvisors G H McMahon, wm Mo. Pherson, Mics Edns Nsvios, Deputy School Superintendent Miss NJ John son.
 Cattle Inspector Porter McDouald went to Nsco yesterday to inspect a shipment of cattle as that point.
 A merry crowd vss that which as- tended the New Year's dsncs st Gage Hall Wednesday night and danced the old yea' oos and the Nes Yea: :s. < good time was enjoyed. the Aecord- con Orchestra furnished the music and the affair was one long so be re- membered.
 Itis nov written "l9l4." Dave Adsms and wife. and William and Alex Adsms. all we'll known resi. dsn's of D sgoon, are visitors in the county seat today. Mrs Adams is . eister of Mrs Jss Lamb of this city. Tommy Blair, the we'll lkno~n Nes York Life Insurance agent of Bistee wss . brisi visitor in the city today on business.
 1 Conductor IL Sparks arrived iu Tombstons today from Bisbse and will relieve Conductor Blum on tbs | ocuoOu | Rev Brule of the Catholic church arrived in the city today from Bsnsor where he went to conduct services. 1 Constable L R Bailey va smool the visitors in the only Tombstone to. day from bis home at Lowell. | Harry Jennings oi Lowell was uI today On business.
 Manager A H Gardner of the Hus chues Water company returned hom, Wednesday evening from Los Aneele where he went to spend ChristmA with bis family.
 Paul 8 Warnekros reformed [, Tombstone Wednesday from Los An. geles where be has been for the pas three months attending 70 busines matters.
 Mrs L F Wiuters returned hom, Wednesday evening from . visit o about . montS at San Diego. uitl relatives and friends.
 | A H Wien of Johnson paid us { visit today. coming over via auto. 4 Frnnk Anderson was also visito in the county sect today from hi home at Johnson.
 \ James Henderson wss smonR tb, ,isitors in tbe city today from bi home at Bisbes.
 | Judge Smith, who holds down tb, lid % Lowell was visitor in tbe coun. ty sest todsy on official business.
 Mrs Mike Davis is visiting in Bisbe, for few dave with friends and rsls. tivss.
 Dr H H HUghsrt who hes bsen or the sick list for the psss few days. il able to be up and about again and st tending to his practice. which hil frisnds are pleased to note. l County School Superintendent H H Hutchins returned from Pbosnix where he has been for the past week
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04

The many frisnds of Mrs W Thompson will os psined so le. ID that sbe is reported .. bein 6 very low st the family residence on Stafford ssrees. end not 0expected to live through the dsy. The sstimsbls lsdy has been ill for several months pass and her conditioe bss become such tbss is is deemed alarming. Her mspy friends. however. sincerely hope that che may pull through suces.sfol H.
 LAfER:-6p. m. Just e ws 70 to psess word is ssceivsd that Mn rheupsoo hes paced s.sy. bsvios bssa anoooscious for che past iss boors until the es1 sAos.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
Heart Disease Almost
 Fatal to Young Cirl

'Ny daughter. whom thirteen ysars sld, was stricken with heart troubia
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-01-04
FOR sAls

Land scrip which will obtain ps . tent to any govern nosns land subiees to honsstesd entry without asy sssi- dence or Improvements. Fully eoss- sotsed. For priee snd further parei. cuIass, address:
 L W:HuBBrIL { Box,
 epsirgasld, Missouri