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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-14
MOSQUITO ~
Drives MOSQUITOES AWAY lSe
. bottle at
MeINTYRE's.

II II happens you vim ~ Il n Tia
Daily Commeuwssltk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-14
SPORTING NOTES.
IlnnebalI G.ns.ln.

Bobby Roth. star boidout of the
Cleveland Indians, has offered To
coach the Northwestern university "a
field,
The Oakland Pacific Coast league
club has sold first baseman Barry To-
the Milwaukee team Of the American
association.
Germany" schacfer. who ls at
Marlin helping prepare the Giants for
the pennnnt struggle. may land the
job as regular coach Of the McGraw.
ties.
Looks as 10 Les Mann I'LL make
good in his big show "come back. y
The former Brave IN showing high
class stuff with the Cubs.
The number OF 25-eent bleacher
seats will be reduced and the f5-cent
seats increased by all 81 the National
league clubs the coming season.
Raymond Gonzales. the third men,
Der OF the Cuban family OF that name
10 pastime IN the National league. has
been signed by the Phiiiies.
Two more ooileRians have Joined the
Athletics. They are J. J. Mitchell. a
third baseman from Boston college.
and Pitcher David Reese OF Goddard
seminary.
Chicago friends OF Joe Tinker. man.
ager OF the Columbus American assoc
citation team. will go to Columbus by
special train for the \. A. opening next
month.
Roger Hornsby. the sensational
young shortstop OF the -. Louis
Cardinals, refuses To sign with the
Cards unless his salary is boosted
from $4,000 To- $4,000
Pitcher Berry Is the "Paderewski'
OF the Washington Senators. The CHI
cago semi-pro il kept busy giving pi-
ano rccitals for the entertainment ~
the Griffith clan NJ Augusta.
The high cost OF living IL given ~
the cause for the boost In the price %
baseball bats. The war clubs. such rs
are used by the big learuers. win cost
an average % 25 cents more than last
season.
Under the direction OF Manager
Matthewson the Cincinpati Reds have
two practice sessions evrcy day. at
10 a. M and ? y. m. In former years
the Reds worked out only once "A day
during the training season
Baseball critics who have seen the
Braves in training predict a great year
for Johnny EveTs. Even thus early
In the reason the Trojan" has been
pulling some OF his celebrated won
der plays.
The Boston Braves seem To have
landed a choice baseball asset In
Shortstop Harrion. This younrsted
was a member of the University Of
Georgia team last year and won a
place among the leading college play
ers Of the south.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-14
OF HOUSE IN
DOUBT, INDEPENDENT
VOTE WILL DECIDE
Republicans Have 215, Democrats
214; Jones and Walton to be
Named on Important Commit.
tees Bipartisan Organization.

special Correspondents 10 The Herald.
Washington. March lA.-When the
clerk of the last house OF representa- .
tivcs calls the unofficial list Of the
next house it win show go Rcpubil-
cans, IA Democrats. Prohlbitionist.
. Progressive. 1 Progressive Protcc-
ZIONIST, I Socialist, / Independent and
| vacancy. There have been three
deaths Of Democratic members. Two
have been nlled by elections. aud II
the vacany auscd by the dRath of Mr..
Conry, Democrat. OF the fifteenth New
York is filled In time, IL VIII give the
Democrats rs.
The course Of the Independents has
not yet been determined beyond the
understanding hat the Socialist mem.
Der may answer present and not
express = choice Tor speaker. leaving
the other tour Independents 90 de-
csdc.
II the Republicans control, a COM
mittee of twcnty-scVen regulars and
prugrossi,cs will report to q Rcpub-
lican conference. 10 be held i've days
prior to the assembling OF congress.
"A plan Tor The election of speaker.
probably Mr.. Mann. who will also oe
chairman uf a committee of hftceu
Republicans and progrcssiyes to Sc
lrct the committees aud name the
chairman. II The Democrats control
ana elect Mr. clark speaker. the ways
and means committee viii select the
committees and vhairmcn.
Tile indications are that senator
Jones' Of SEW Mexico viii be given a
Democratic vacancy ON the important
finance committee. a "hairmanship Of
a less important committee and places
ON half q dozen other committees.
probably. including public lands
Representative Walton. who is nov
here, WIlI probably be given a placc
ON public lands, ana Indian affairs.
agriculture or irrigation.
senators kpoN of Pennsylvania and
Fan OF New Mexico will likely ne
given the TWO vacancies on the Re-
publican side of the foreign affairs
committee. senator Knox has been
attorney general, secretary OF state
ana United states senator. 50 he viii
be a valuable member OF that COM
mitter. senator Ashurst, who has
~ fh''''N W. - N'AhNh ANANN ANllA
Ar.AnnA. viii continue as cha rmau
"i thu Important committee Of Indian
AFFAIRS and ON various other commit
tees. not yet decided On.
senator ~ A. smith OF Arizona VIII
ask To br relieved Of the arduous
work ON thc District OF Columbia. and
lac given the chairmanship u a more
important committee han that OF
conservation of arid lands. and be
given nlembcr=hip GA numerous other
committees. Representative Hayden
of ArihoDa VIII uu doubt be continued
on Indian onairs. public lands. and
he given a chairnanship OF some mn
portant committee,
Numerous Democrats favor a hi
partisan organization -; the house
aud a diyisiun OF the officers and COM
ntltiee- .qualiy between the two lead
INF parties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-14
Motor License Fees
Are Distributed by
Secretary of State

Santa Re. N. H.. March ia dis
tribution OF the monies collected for
motor vehicle licenses In the month OF
February has been made by Assistant
Secretary of state Adoph p. Hill. The
total is ss.s2i, and the total expense
In connection with the administration
of h law ts06.7e. The balance a
been divided equally between the
state treasury I'M the various coun-
ties. the latter receiving amounts In
proportion to the licenses sold. The
state treasury has received s3.s Ill.
and an identical amount has beers APP
poltioned TO the counties. IA follows:
Bernaliiio. s2os.7e Chaves. a3ss.3 &C;
Coifax. sisa.5e; Curry. s25o.2l: Dona
Ana, si26.ss: Eddy. s~2fi.ss; Grant.
s3s5.i2; Guadalupe. ss2.s2; Lincoln.
ts3.s4; Luna, t3st.7s; Mckinley.
$500: Mora. si03.os: Otero. ti0l.20;
Quay. s2i2.52; Rio Arribs. s25.Ts:
Roosevelt, s2is.es; sendovai. si7.4s;
san Juan. s22.os: san Miguel. sst.7s;
Santa Fe. t76.3s; Sierra. s62.Ss;
socorro. $500; Taos. ts.2s; Tor
rance. $685.; Union. s3o5.st: vaien-
ella. s37.7e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-14

'ruv1tion ana the live stock I'm.
"dstry, a T.. JAMES. director New
Mexico Taxpayers association.
Announcements.
j. 80 Go 3 . m ndnd concert. COW.
boy baud.
Afternoon >cS-ions. 3:OO ~. IA.
separate business sessions. New
Mexico wool Growers association A.
meet 100 Commercial club.
Annual address OF the pres dent. ia
VI. Otcro.
Report oi secretary Walter NJ.
Council
ORGANIZATION aud the Wool Grow
cr.' a. . Bursum.
Discussion OF any subject presented
by members.
Committee meetings after adjourn
mcut.
New McAico cattle u Horse Grow
o's association Geo meet a. Arcade
hail
AHuua, address oi president VIM
r Morl,,
Organization ANA It's B,ucut. TO
tho C1ttlomou Me C|u'bcrson-
Report of secretary ana finance
committee
Discussion of auy suffice, presented
o., members
Committee mec,iuss after adJouru-
mcnt.
5000 o. m. Roundup. Arcade hall.
second Iay-WcdsSday. MarVh n.
300 a m. music. Cowboy band
Morning St-siUu. 10 10 u. M.
Separate business sessions Amcri-
can cattle y Horse Growers -as-uc.a-
tiuu 60 m,oi boa Arcade hall.
Legal questions lnNol,c ed In Run
uiug Cattle \ a. McMulcn.
WORK ~ the Martct Committee. "
II a Iostro
"Ctttlo sanitary Board aud H.
work j. " Linwood
Reports of committees
Discussion
Sew At,Nlyo Wool Growers asaocl,
alton 'o meet m th, Commercial CLUB
Address. $ " Mcclure y',r,,lgy
National Wool Growers t-~o,.If uu.
"Shocp SANITARY Board aud its
Work d. e. Loguu secretary sheep
stuitlr, board
"Fcrd.uF sheep 900 Tine lIu Graudc
NlIl,y. f. \. HuhuclI.
stock ur.y'ways. Piu Ross
Report o.. committee
Discussion
o. go ty pu. band concert. rag
time cowboy band
$500 % mn. cntcrtaiunicut a." ,.sit-
.ug ladies Pos ladies committee
hltrrnuuu joint SESSION.. $500 a. M.
New M"Niru-Our state. GuErr-
nor " r. Lindsey
Incorporation as Erected Under
Regulation G-3." GRAINS Manage
mcut uu National Forests Paul g.
ltrddiugtUu district forester
determination ~ Predatory Wld
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-14
CATTLE CONVENTION
TO Be NEXT THING
TO A STATE FAIR
Joint Meeting of New Mexico
Stockmen Which Starts Mex,
Tuesday Will Bring Speakers
from Governor Down.

The u'arest Trims that Albuquerque
'0ulu have 10 q state fair and al th,
sam" time NOT Dr called one tb.
lotni convention OF the New Mexico
cattle ana Horse Growers association
ana the New Mexico wool Growers.
association which win lee held Tu,,.
day "Wednesday and Thursday - mex,
week The mcciiug- VIII u, held In
the Commerce. al club building ana iu
the Arcade hall. ne North Third
street.
From the hour that Governor W. l..
Lindsey gives the address of Welcome
ON Tuesday morning until the closing
parade, led by the COW boy band. from
the convention hall through the
downtown streets, several weeks OF
city lllo viii have hccu crowded into
= thrcc-duy session. Net uul. VIII
Governor " T.. LiurH's. Ex-Governor
Mcdonald. ". - EuTsum. Isaac
liarih, and other Sew M,Nru uu.
tables Dr on hand bat many from
outside the state. NoarlN every uu-
thotity ON stock and same for miles
around viii bc present.
The entertainments features of the
'hff wv NtN we just tn f|tlfNIN|f
as the business sessions vall uc lu-
structiye. \ iust description Of the
program would lee iulpusriol, Hero
1t is.
itIst DaN-Tuc>,iaN. Nnrh 81.
800 q. an. music. 'uWhu, baud
Morning Joint Sc~sion. 1000 u. M.
Convention called To- order
Invocation, Rev, Hush Cooper.
Address of welcome tur state Gut
cruor " r. Lindsey
Response. VI \. Van Iluutru
Address ~ Vrlrou, .or ,.il. Ma
,or Ncsterfold
Response. senator Isaac Uurth
Live stock Busluoss boz Sew Men
eco ~EN-GuNcruur ". e. Mcdonald.
state Lands aud Thulr Rotation tu
the stock Industry 900 New Mexico.
70 o. Er,icn, commissioner uf public
lands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-14

Animals. representative Of biological
survey.
Discussion Of The DETERMINATION
of Predatory Wild Animals. led bS
49, g. rankcy.
Game Protection aud Predatory
Animals Aldo Leopold.
Discussion ci any subject presented
by members.
tommittcc meetings after adjourn
mcut.
Entcrtaium'nt for visiting ladies by
ladica committee
$3.50 y. IN. Gct-tu-Gcthcr banquet.
Aivurudo hotel.
Third DaN-Tlrm ~duS. March -.
$500 a. M, barn danccs-music.
Cowboy band
Moi uinE session. 1000 u. M.
separate business sessions. New
Mexico 'uttl' ~ Horse GroWors' asso.
citation 'u meet az Arcade hail
Consideration Of resolutions
Election 81 officers.
Selection Of mex place Of meelius.
Unfinished business.
Adjournment
NoW Mexico Wool Growers associ.
90. |' ~ 'NHNNNNfN AHAN ANNR.
Consideration az resolutions
Election ui officers.
selection Of next place 81 meeting
Unfinished business.
Adjournment.
1880 To goo r.. M. band concert.
Cowboy band.
ATtcrnonn Joint session. 2:OU u. m.
Address r. " Tomliusuu. secretary
Amer. cJu National LiN" stock associ-
alton.
Addro.,. : ". Mcclure, secretary
National wool Growers association.
Discussion of the '%GIu-ncrc stock
Grazing Homestead Lad and It's Re-
lntiuu Geo stock Raising ClauJius j..
Mes.
An finished h%usIu,s~.
Adjournment
Grand parade from convention han
tu lcadjns hu',ls-L,d by Albuucr-
que Cowboy band
The officers and the executive,
boards col the two associations follow
cattle ~ Horse Growers \s-ucia-
ton WIN. u. Morley president, Datii,
n NJ. N.Ctor Dulhc;suu. vice prcsl-
dent, Ilcrro. j. " Miller. secretary.
Albuquerque
Executive Bu1rd-M L. Cuttiug-
ham. Roswell. ". : iioprNcll. AiDu-
uuorlur Ed james. Chloride. II. \.
Jas'Iu. Bakersfield. cal " ". LAM
am, Natguus John j. McCaJc Lords.
agI- Hush MCkvcu. Alma. \. q. Nc
MIil,u. AlDuucrlue; D. %. N,ufus.
East I.t. Vegas g. D. pauNcy. l.amy
e. ". Parks. silver city. Col" RAFT
stuu. Nngdalcnl, a. H. Ro.al White
&. q, Tuunchill Roswell, NJ. \.
Van Iiout,u. shoemaker. Chas. l..
Walker. H. sumner
wool Growers A-su,iltiuu-Ed.
tlrdo N,anuv, Otvru. president, Los
lsuuts. a. e.. Abbott, wee president.
Springer. walter NJ. CuuuoIl sccru-
tary Albuquerque.
Executive Doaru-Fruuk Hubbcll,
Albuquerque. Mclesiu Apuducu, Aluu-
qucruuc. VIM blanchard, Arlbcla. H.
o. EursuWL Su,orru. Charles chad
wick Albuquerque. Charles pcBrc-
moud. Roswell. n. = Dillon, En,iuu;
Far. Albuquerque, j. H
French. ,urr.zuzu. Eufrlsiu Gallogos,
Gallcgo. Louis llicld. A%lhuQucgpur,
HARRY Kelly. las Vegas. N Maritime.
Sylyostrr M,rlbdI san Rafael,
~. $ Prayer Roswell. SvcuudIuo no.
Nero lds Vega. DcC,llo Nuscnwald,
las Vegas. Edward Sargent. Chumu
Ma,br.u Torres prugreso. 4 W
Woi~t Wagon Mound J " Miller.
assistant secretary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-14

The tinted States needs a larger
supply OF nitrogen. How shall IL DO
secured? II IL doubtful II Il can no
found In the ground. The United
states geological survey has been Oh
II still hunt for a year and more hop
ing to hit on just such "a find. success
OF n sort has rewarded it, efforts
nitrate salts have beer discovered IN
some parts of the United states. not
ably In southern California, but the
deposits are declared to be insignin-
cant In amount and of u character
mat makes II exceedingly doubtful
whether u would be practicable t.
work them commercially. The chit
can nitrate deposits cannot be de-
pended upon with certainty. n has
been calculated that the chilean de-
poslts VIII be dangerously reduced by
1893, ana inside u q score of years
later the supply will be exhausted.
Government assistance has come In
the form ~ the $50. 900. 600 plant for
the nNation OF atmospheric nitrogen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-14

You simply apply a few
drops OF freezone upon a
tender corn or painful cal.
lus and instantly the sore
ness disappears. then
shortly YOU will md the
corn or callus so loose that
YOU can just lift II on with
the fingers.
No pain. not a bit OF
soreness. either when APP
plying freezone or after
wards and II doesn't even
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-14

aud the question is how best to imi-
tate nature processes. There are
several ways OF doing this. Accord
ing TO the physicist Is per cent OF the
globes enveioplng atmosphere con-
sIsts ot nitrogen In a free state. As \
result ~ electric action In the air
aud rainfall 100 600, 900 tons Of nitro
gen IL washed out OF the atmosphere
and borne down to the soil yearly by
these forces uf nature. Stimulating
this age old procedure. the electro
chemist invented the arc process for
the fixation OF atmospheric nitrogen
IN the form Of nitric acid. The are
process represents the sky's lightning.
and in the presence OF that intense
flame a m0leculo Of nitrogen and a
molecule OF oxygen are transformed
into nitric oxide. This gas. when low.
cred IN temperature aud exposed 10
ialling spray In special granite tow
ers. Is absorbed by the water and "A
weak nitric acid results. This Is sub
sequently concentrated By evaporation.
The cheap hydToelectrio energy OBJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-14

There will be a special communities
,ion OF Temple lodge No. 8. A. y. a
\. NJ. al i:30 o'clock tomorrow after
noon for the purpose OF attending the
funeral OF Joseph J. Sheridan. Services
will be held at strong Brothers chapel
a. . O'Clock. Burial win be In Fair
view cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-14

LADIES' send for particulars OF the
II Trust YOU irwelry plan Newest
high.grade novelties la pins. brooches.
pendants. bracelets. lingerie clasps.
etc, ~ prices from twenty NJ cents
10 one dollar L. r Hoyey. ne water
81 Boston Mac
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-14

had In tiny bottles as here shown for
a few cents from any drug sfnre
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

:" '"!nini'nS "f,"r tn" RAID OF las,
March. Thr soldiers stundiun az nj.
trhti"u hcsid" IN" caSkct ou TIA" Train
VII "' relieved "NorN two hours. 40
mat ""nsinn, guard viii b. m.au-
ih'h'd uniii the train reaches san
francisco
The "ml, touch that distiuuuish.u
'hc tun"rnl service To-day fror innt
"i 'nN hJny officer cam" just as th.
chaplain hnishod reading tho burial
service st tcn"Tal Eunst"u'S rosiIrn,o
'hIri""n cannon hoon,-d out the ma Tor.
Sth"rnis salute, ana IL" p.nd az The
Nln"l"rn'h infantry began rlnyiu-
%"i'ly Load himdlN Light"
n ih' Alrm" p"rh,ps III. u,,,.,
i"urhing lu"i'l"nt of She funeral .r.
'uricd when friGali"r-,:,u"taI HON,
y '"'"n' '"n'mnnd"r of til" Twolftl,
i'"'is'"'Hi Division at c,i"p Wilson.
etyri'oi "Fl.'i tg"ln ihc group of officers
VITA whom Il" had been stuudin: aud
.,rr''h"h'd th" rask", wh"r" General
h"ust"H Lay. ~ uuHcd iui"utIy "a II"
t"'' - e." n"tu,nts, them h"ut over
i"'i'" 'h' dead commanders head
scouts Ihr'"d Hud walked out Of the
UNiUIiu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21
FEELING OUT" PROCESS
ALONG ALL WAR FRONTS
Trench Eaidin@ Continues. but There
Are No Important Military
Operations.
SPIRITED ARTILLERY DuELS
Bad Weather imtcrrcrc> in France,
hut British Carr, out Several Sue
cr>sfuI Minor Attacks against
Tcutous-Nu Biz Battle Started.

small attacks and commentaries.
mostly Icy iHidinr vr accommodating
parties. snd aitulcry du"ls. violent on
SeNerai sectors 81 tn" italian front.
continue IN all Tho War Ih.a,orS No
where has a hiG hattie been started
On M" front IN France bad weather
j. h'nd'rjuS operations. but ucN,rth"-
loss. thu British have carried out sue
'rssfully minor oGcusiN.s AGAINST the
Germans near Nrm"nti,r-s and Yprc.
whiig ia. ,;crmRns HAY. rald"d q Erit-
!Sh trou,h south Of IT, TrausIoy ana
repulscd Eriji>h thrust near Mes
Siu"S. The British have shollod Ger
u:sn trenches ~ IN" Vicinity IF Salty
Sai!lisel. La Bass"o. M"s>tncs aud Wyt>-
"haot" with good erect. ac,"rdiu@ TO
tho British War Office. while the French
guns al. declared 10y raris l." have
shattered Icrn'"n positions northwest
"f hin 3"4. ON tn. N.rdun sector
IN" ;ussians aud the Tcut"ur allies
nave nat IN clashes at several point,
IN Russia Gali,ia ;u,I Eoumania. hut
neither sid" obtained amy great ad-
vantage
In tho italian thoator tn, Nus,r.,us
entered Italian trenches near casrrr
Z.hio rHSiorilo through tunnels dug
h'nca,h ihe snow. but according To-
Nnm". they were driven "u' u uaud-
t"-hand lighting Intense artillery
ducls al" IN progress ON ~, '.r>o ria
tcau ana cast 81 Gurjzin
ON tn" sinai Peninsula tia. british at.
Eor-oi -Hassna captured II surprise
ATTACK small Turkish garrison and
forced similar garrison AT NtkNl 1"
hc". says It British Official cummuuI,a-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21
Wilt MEAN REMOVAL
OF BROAD STREET. TEAti,S

; Elha Station likewise Will hc abau.
ssnoncd. tnd tho tracks along Broad and
Es Nidcre streets removed These
tracks for several Years and more
.crpecialiy IN recent months hay. hc.u
. the cause OF great complaint through
; their crossing these streets At grad.
In connection with the lowering Of the
: Belt Line tracks for the extension of
Monument Avenue and other Wcst End
{. streets. which work j. proGrcssinc
; rapidly. This line : being prscticallv
, rebuilt I" handle the increased travel
; caused Ivy the New Yo-ll and F'lurld:,
! trains ~ TIA, Coast Line
The Coast Line is already preparing
for the general Improvement II the
, SHrd Stree, Station property. which
viii he utcd by that railroad cNclu-
. siNcly Tor freight terminal purposes
This work on = small scale. has been
started. hut cann", i.e carried out fully
. un,il tho station IS relieved az It's nav.
. SrUccr traffic
. For months IN" congestion ~ Evrd
.SlreG has been steadily in,rca Siug ana
recently tho Richmond rr"dcrick Sbur.
ana Potomac Kalruad NrHs forced To
te'inlhs'" tllr'c oE it's local trains nj
Elba For Tins lrasvu oniciuls sa,d.
they were snAious L. S.oir, uyn uf Inc
p"w station q, the earliest pn>siI.lc
nlrMcnt
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-08

communication of yesterday. I assume whatever criticism you have in re- cards to my deputies, under my or ders, and their acts, past and present, is directed to specific acts of inter ference with and interrogation of. various persons desiring entrance into this district You will understand of course that in order to enforce the prohibition law of this state the trav- cling public. in all suspicious in stances, have been and are now liable to scrunity and interrogation from all peace officers. as are all persons ac-
 used of crime and all persons with in reasonable limits of the suspicion of crime
 Trying to reach the spirit of your 'etter, I conclude all you desire is hat all peaceably disposed persons not accused of any violation of law he permitted to enter this district without molestation.
 With due regard to the necessity of experimenting the many slackers, of experimenting those guilty of viola tion of the state and government pro hibtion laws. I shall endeavor to full fill my obligations in a manner best calculated to further best interests Of our country. our community and lastly ourselves.
 Please believe mo personally will ing to make any sacrifice for the best interests of the United States. If the
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-08
Fiery Eczema and Skin Eruptions
 Readily Yield to This Old Remedy

This wonderful remedy is without an equal as blood purifier, being prob ably the oldest blood medicine on the market. It has been sold by drug gists for fifty years.
 You are invited to write to-day for complete and 1ull advice as to the treatment of your own case. Ad- dress, Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Co., Dept. II Atlanta, Ga
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-08

Supreme Power would endow me with complete wisdom should never be at fault My findings through many trials have been. "'Tis easy to do right. but at times terribly difficult to distinguish the wrong from the right of things"
 Officially and personally I wish you and each member Of the commission 'every success in your great under taking. Respectfully,
 HARRY C. WHEELER.
 Sheriff.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-08
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach the diseased portion Of the ear, There ts only one way to cure deafness. and that is by -ons.itutional remedies Deafness ts caused iy an tnfamed condition of the mu- cous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is infamed you have a rumbltng sound or imperfect hearing. and when it is entirely closed. Deafness Is the result. and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condt- ton. hearing will he destroyed forever: nine cases opt Of ten are caused by Catsrrh. which is nothing but an innamed condition of the mucous surfaces
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caussd by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send f>- circulars free
 T. J. CHENEY & co. Toieda Ohio.
 Sold by prugeists 75c
 Take Halls Family Pills Co, constipatioa-
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-08

them and continue them indefinitely, until the great. righteous and unself- ish objects we have in view are ii nally secured"
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