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Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
500 mexicAns IN
ARIZONA AhE IDLE

FL PASO. Texas, August 2S-
Andres Garcia. Inspector OF Next
can copsulates, who has been assign.
ID TO Arizona where labor difficult
;.cs have placed several thousand
Aexican citizens Gut Of employment.
returned TO 81 Paso for brief con
tsreace with NJ G. segufn. consul
General, stationed a: this city He
will leave Friday for Jerome, Ari-
days before departing for California
I'D other Pacific coast points
According TO Consul Garcia more
han 5000 Mexican citizens are idle
! the Clifton Morenci,Metcalf dis
.rict. owing TO the closing down of
@ mines of the Detroit Copper
ompany. tn. Arizona Copper com
,any and the shannon Copper com
any Most of these Mexicans. say
re consul. are protected financially.
early all OF them nad saved during
~. past year under the high wage
5 ale and many have bank accounts
: high as 81 goo. Besides a strike
: nd subscribed by the Arizona State
federation of Labor. declares Con
sui Garcia. is aiding the Mexican
mine laborers TO live.
According TO Garcia more than
500 Mexican men are now out of
Employment in the State OF Arizona
They are proportioned. says the con-
81 as follows Clifton district 1900:
obeM Miami district. 1000: Jerome
strict. 500 In all three camps
rikers have caused the abandon
zen, of work for the Mexican labor
e-s
tccording to Mr.. Garcia none OF
!! Mcxicsns in the Globe Miami OF
arome district have Joined the I. ".
In the Bisbee district. declares
he consul. some Of the Mexican la
'orers did become members of the
'vobblies." but these men have been
ivised by their government agents
- return to Mexico Most OF them
ave made their way back TO Mexico
ready.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
CAUGHT CARRYING
COPPER METAL AWAY

DOUGLAS. Aug 2s-Struck by
the idea of getting neat sum of
of little by little as when one is
working for wages. Miguel Soriano
and Salvador Morales. employed at
the PhelpsDodge smelter. here. We're
apprchended late Saturday night by
J. F. Roberts. Waterman for the
company. Will. IN tn. act Of hauling
away four large sacks in which we're
slowed 1876 pounds of scrap copper.
worth at 25 cents per pound. s12375.
The men were placed under ar
rest and the copper held as evidence.
being taken to the court room Of Jus
tice Of the Peace d. T. Dunlap. yes.
terday and identified by the arresting
officer
The bearing resulted in their being
found over to await trial. their bonds
Being fixed at $500 in each case. Re
ng unable to furnish that amount
they were taken 10 Tombstone yes
terday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
Bowden and lodged in Jail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
ciZoNA TROOPS
TO CAMP ~ TEXAS

PHOENIX. Aug - \ definite or
er definite FOR the present az least.
IS been received D. Colonel Brecn
g1rding the disposition OF tho troop
insisting of the national guard
.hich has been drafted into the fed
raj service. and the national army.
HIGH is being raised BY the selec
i've draft AT various times state
aents have been made as to the mo.
hilization OF the troops
II is now stated that the divisions
2sst TO 4lst inclusive. comprising the
national guard mobilization camps
and the national army in canton
nents. The latter army is Include
n divisions 18th TO 91st inclusive
The Arizona troops raised by tie
selective draft will be in the goth iii
vision and will be modified al Camp
Travis. adjacent TO Fort Sam Hons
on. San Antonio. Tex The Arizona
National Guard will be in the ills.
division and will be modified at
Camp Kearney in Southern Califor-
MIA.
Another order received yesterda Y
designates the chairmen and secre-
taries Of the district appeal boards
= qualified to administer Caths and
| take affidavits in all matters reiat-
ing to applications for exemptions
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
Senator Eugene s. Ives
Dies in California

FRESNO, Calf. Alg c!--ar at.
t7ck Of ,etoplexy in Yosemite valley
LIST Wednesday proved fatal Satur-
day to Eugene Semmes Ives. prom
iYent western attorney and politician.
Senator Ives died at the home Of his
& lughter at Mist. on Happy Creek.
a picturesque resort in MADEIRA coun-
ty.
Senator Ives was born in 1859 in
Washington. d. c. He was edu-
Gated in the universities Of France
and Germany and on his return to
this country graduated with the high
est honors at Georgetown university.
His rise in political life was rapid
He was q member Of both houses OF
the New York legislature for a mum
Der Of terms and was accounted one
Of the most brilliant speakers Of the
state.
Twenty years ago Senator Ives
came west to Spokane. Later he
moved to Arizona where he was
elected to the territorial council. Ht
served from 1885 to 1890. Senator
Ives was chief counsel for the South
ern Pacific in Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
HUSTliNG LIVESTOCK
NEAR DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS. Aug 27-Reports that
umeone has been rustline livestock
n th- vicinity OF Douglas recently
Save come in several times As vet
he officers have been unable 10
earn who got the stock or where II
IS taken. though il is believed It g.
eng taken into sonora rebrandec
nd probably sold
Frank W Doan has loei I've horses
no two fine mules from his rancr
! few miles east OF Douglas and tn
1cst diligent effort has failed to 10
ate them. They are believed u
ave been driven into Mexico
James Gibbs. rancher Of the sam,
cinity. lost one horse and two mules
hioh disappeared abou, the sam,
Tie as the Doan animals.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02

Only thirty-four men will go from
'ochise county TO the cantonment at
Tort Sam Houston. Texas. on the
: st call of the draft on September
according to the latest announce
-.en; from Washington. which has
wered the number of the first call
-om 80 per cent OF the quota to s
er cent.
AS there are SIS men in the quota
rom Cochise county to be sent the
national army. per cent will take
clly "a. The second portion TO be
allied on October is 40 per cent.
I'D the balance at some future date.
The new order by which only 3 per
cent Of the drafted men viii be sent
q the mobilization camr on Septem
sgr 5, relieves the local beard OF ex
TIA pressure in completing the wort
: he cali for 40 per ccn' OF the quota
Of the equity on Oc;obe- 2 means
Eat 270 men will go to camp on that
date in addition to the first -
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
ENGINEERS DECIDE
TO RETURN TO WORK

GLOBE Aug 27-By an over
whelming majority. the Miami locs,
Of the International Union o. Steam
and Operating Engineers, who went
out in sympathy with the strikers or
July 3, sc ed to return 10 woi In
tie mines at a meeting Of the organ
ization held yesterday. The vote On
the proposition. ar announced omc al
~ was - "a 9.
This r7orn'ne a meeting Of the In
ternational Workers will be keIj.
While ~ authentic information was
obtainable. II is said that they WI
consider a proposal to return to work,
en- masse
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
TWO ARIZONA MEN
HELD AS BANDITS

SOCORRO. N NJ. Aug. 2s-Charg-
ID with the attempted hold up. which
-psulted in the death of Paul Mcqueen
IF Fl Paso Joseph Darnel' OF Phoenix.
and T.. H. Hayworth. also of Phoe-
nix. were in the county jail here last
night
The men We're captured by deputy
sheriff Robert Lewis three miles
from the scene OF the attempted
holdup Sunday and brought to Socor-
% today. They had been living in
cave without food since Thursday
night. They got water from a near
by spring.
The attempted holdup took place
linety miles west of MagdaIena
Two men faced Mcqueen and his
'hree companions when their motor
ear had been brought to stop by
mother car, which stood across the
Dad and ordered them TO get out.
J. VI Wilson. one OF McQueen's com
7anions opened fire with a rifle and
one o. the men returned the fire IA
ally wounding Mcqueen. Wilson's
Jun jammed and thu 'xo men es-
capped
Hayworth was wounded in the
tight shoulder. The bullet passed
through his body His condition is
not serious, however.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
TOMBSTONE Is Nus

Jars from all directions passed
III .rrh Tombstone yesterday Some
we're :, .ng 20 The Huachucas. others
10 the Dragons. other to the ball
game at Benson and still others were
making the loop. All roads in the
county pass through Tombstone and
v nile travel is growing daily over
them all. yet II is nothing to what 1t
sll be in six months from now In
l,e road business Tombstone is the
hub" Of The county There is now
about one auto to each fourteen peo-
ne in the state OF Arizona and Co
hise county has its share. Cochise
'unty needs more good roads and
rom the expressions heard there is
little doubt bur thar from now on
he energetic work in the road build
ng department Of the county will
tick mp wonderfully The first
hing an investor now asks is about
he roads in the county he proposes
to invest IN Good roads are now
q fixed principle in public welfare
IS is the water supply q: conmun-
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT

PERKINS, Tonsorial Parlor Is open
for business catering TO the best
class Of trade in Tombstone. Lat
est sanitary chairs and equipment
have been installed and the best Of
service and satisfaction guaranteed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
OOk PRISON RS
o ENCE

Constable LATE Gibson OF Gleason
.tuTned home this morning from
',o-once where ne took several pris
ners 30 tha fgni; .,iary at Florence
" she Sheriff's Office One OF the
~isoners was Luther Price. the es-
1ped convict who surrendered to
Unstable Gibson some time ago. and
ho has just recovered from small
*. and the other two were Next
ms. Jose De La Riba. who plead
Atty TO assault with intent to xii!
hen he cut woman al Courtland.
nd received a sentence of from 5
l. years Alberto Nedinez was
ne other and he received l TO {
ears for rape. having been found
g!ltv by jury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02

POSITION wANTED-By hdy STEM
ographer. References exchanged.
Box 451 Plano. Texas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
JUROR EXCUSED
time.
WILL ENLAGE
REFRIGERATOR PLANT

REFRIGERATOR PLANT
McCargo & Lehman. local butch.
ers. are planning the installation Of
a ten-horse power gasoline engine in
connection with their refrigerator
plant in the near future
WATERS IN COURT
There were number of civil mat
ters in the Superior Court today. one
having been tried before a jury, in
which Albert Steinfeld was suing
sam GreenberG for damages The
Jury returned verdict allowing the
defendant s50437 The case against
alvador Garcia. charged with boot
egginc. was ordered dismissed there
reine no eyidednce against him.
ROM DOUGLAS
Cecil Cobie Douglas boy. wa
Jrought up from Douglas today
harged with being slarkeT. He
aims TO DC under Il years OF age
-owever. and says he can prove it
he ease has not yet been disposed
of.
EXCUSED FOR TERM
Juror Vim. Boudin Of Douglas
as excused ior the term from The
'ry today
i FROM RANCH
James L,wry well known Barba
pmari rancher. was IN the city to
ay accompanied by his family hav.
ng mo;Orcd here
N FROM GOVERNMENT DRAW
Vim. Cowan and son-in.law. VIM
Davis. were in town today from.
heir ranches in Government Draw
TURNER VISITORS
VIM. Miller and wife Of Turner
vere visitors in Tombstone today
pending the day here and returning
MS afternoon.
-ARRIEU HERE
f. p A. Larrieu otherwise, Jos
Bush of Turner, and family. were
sitors in Tombstone yesterday.
.oNE TO COAST
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Lutley left toda!
)r Long Beach. Calf. where the,
i'll visit for some time with rela
- and friends in Los Angeles anc
her coast parts.
AcK TO BlSeEE
Jacob Schmidt returned TO Bisbe'
estelday after brief visit here
p FROM DOUGLAS
Deputy Sheriff Percy Bowden was
p today from Douglas havins
rought up some prisoners.
oUGLAs ATTORNEY
Attorney David Bensnimol OF Doub
5 was a visitor in town today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
RECORDS OF
COCHISE COUNTY
WARRANTY DEED

Jesse lOahum and VIE 10 ben
r Moss. lot in johnson Ad $3.50.
PATENT
United states TO James p Sum
merville
United States to Robert f. Clark
son.
GRANT DEED
Bertha Cook TO Leon F. Cook,
land s75
Fen 5. Hildreth and wife to Per
son Carnesn. land. s37s.65
QUIT CLAIM DEED
w + Nesbij 20 V - McCor
mick and A, W. Richardson. land.
$40
Jacob Erickson TO = r. McCleliand.
lot in Adams Ad. to Bisbee. 500.
ST. OF SALE
John Underwood TO George R.
Franklin. in;ere-; Il livestock. 5000.
William COCK &c charles f Walk,
er. livestock. $40.
R. { MORTGAGE
MARY Hart to J. A. Richards. $500
Mabe; Itule and husband to Rex
Rice. $3.50.
cHATrLE MORTGAGE
J. NJ. Christensen TO Bank OF
Benson. livestock. 800
Mrs C. Burrouehs to Douglas MI
sic Co. vic,rola SLIGO
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE
Wilcox Bank & Trust Co TO ]. ].
Muirm
Bank of Douglas to c. B. Esport
ATTACHMENT
d. E. Hartshorn and wife VS.. Viii
lie l. and s. E. Hallam.
SUPERIOR COURT
Judgmen; Su.t 1873: DICK Hulsey
and wife and Charlie Hulsey and
wife. Drs. Wm p Sims. Cred Quie'
title to lots in johnson and Jones Ad
TO City Of Bisbee
Suit 1915 AGrew o. Rude. Mamie
NJ Rude divorce.
-aO6ATE PROCEEDINGS
Amelia Sanders. Appointing John
Lerz Sanders. Adm.
Fran Mattin Williams: Appoint
ing Hugh L. Williams. Adm.
QUIT CLAIM DEED
Francisco Garcia to II. a. Morgan
land. SO.
WARRANTY DEED
The Arizona Meat Co. TO T. p.
Bievins. land. $40.
J. NJ Kelly and wife to A. r.
Walker. lots in Douglas. $500.
Alfred s. johnson to Walter O'Mal
ley. lots in Hedburg Ad.. Sc.
Walter OMaliey and wife to MARI
Dixon. lots in Hedburg Ad. SO.
r. e. MORTGAGE
H. c. Locking and wife to Banl
of Douglas. $500.
NOTICE CT CLAIM OF PoseEs
sorry RIGHT
Ben Dickey. land in T. IL. r. 20.
cHATTLE MORTGAGE
Karon and Wallace whitmer to Bis
bee Lumber Co. house. $3.50.
E. L. Birdno to Bisbee Auto Com
pany. automobile. $500
SUPERIOR COURT
Suit 1868: Jessie A. Adams vs.
George W Adams. divorce.
Suit No. 1864: J. j. Taylor W.. Hei
fren & Co. ct al, debt in the sum O
s1115.
Suit No 1865: Laura n. Brown VI
VIM. F. Brown: Divorce.
PROBATE PROCEEDINGS
Bette Johnson Austin: Final dii
charge of Administrator.
William T Fowler: Appointing y
J. Cunningham. w. II. Brophy an
l.. c. Shsttuck. appraisers.
Duke Simpson: appointing p. r
wbelan, r. A. Bretherton and Wa
ter Roache. appraisers.
And guardianship Baugh (minors)
Appointing Mrs. Achilles. guardian
william Radcliffe: Appointin
September 1, 1917. time for probal
OF will.
Frederick A. Montgomery: Orde
ed that whole OF personal proper
be set over for widow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02

WANTED TO BUY-Second hand
dining room set. Apply this Office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
TAKING A CHANGE

Miss Norma Barr the bright little
lady who smiles AZ the multitude
through The ticket window oil he
Shefiln. when she asks How many 9"
left for a short vacation by stage
this morning She VIII visit rela
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
FROM COAST
nUsIc
sCAREO

Tom Hood is back on the jury He
Eas excused long enough to go TO
Douglas and &c, his lungs saturated
with sulphur fumes Tom says that
the minute he got back on the jury
job the bootleggers commenced to
plead guilty again. We can't see
the point of his statement since We
never heard of any one who knew
Tom to be a particular enemy of
that which the bootlegger handles
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
lives in Douglas
ISITING MOTHER

Mrs John Lacrosse arrived in the
c'ty yesterday from her home at
TOurtland and will visit here for
everal days the guest Of her moth.
r. Mrs j. F.. Perry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
80 coUHTLArO

AEs.stAE; '.untS Aito.Tc! ""ut
To CORTLAND today where be was
called on oticial matters. and return
I'D home this afternoon.
JUROR EXCUSED
Juror W. r. Cowan was excused
today for one week from jury service
and will return at the end OF that
time
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
IN tSssE


Il Gardner is Ia Bisbee Oh busi-
ness matters.
VISITING
Mrs Henry Street spent yesterday
in Tombstone. the guest Of friends.
DROVE IN
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heney spent
last evening in the county seat with
friends
FROM COAST
Miss Eivire Johnson who teaches
the young iddea now TO shoot in
Tombstone's suburb. Fairbank. will
be back home this week after a sum-
mer on the coast
NUsIc
The High School orchestra will be
better than ever this year. Ike wine.
il improves with age, being one year
older than last year. wonderful
arithmetical calculation but true new
ertheless
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
eSTONE BOY
HONOLULU

HONoICIo
\ caro- received IN tombstone yes
'rdaH rom Tom ii Brandt. son OF
=. ana Mrs. II. Brandt VINO Is
?" III 'he navy sent from ffoho'uiu
re-.
NJ B.T =
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
cuiET IN COURT

There was not much doing in the
Superior Court today. owing TO a de-
fendant in bookkeeping case. a
Mexican having plead guilty and the
next case on the calendar not having
been ready for trial. Following is
he jury which reported this morn
ng and were excused until tomor
row morning:
Ray F.. McAllister, Eugene Cape
!ohn r. Chain. G. r. Cain. John w.
Wood. Chas. Green. W. T. Cowan
Pat Flanagan Biseee: Dick G!lstrap
Naco: Samuel W. Jarvis. w l.
TuTtis, Robinson; L. Bonebrake, Pr
tleville: Walter Edwin Hogue. John
z. Davis. j. n. Vaughn. L. A. Wal
ing, w. NJ. Bouldin, Douglas; r. J.
Hoffmeyer. c. p. Venstrand. Mel
Taylor. BENZ A McNelly, Lowell
August Junge. Pearce; Christopher
Marshall, Bisbee; James d. Brown
wilgus: R. G. Martinez. Gus l..
Moore, Wilcox.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02

McCargo & Lehman. local butch
ers. are planning the installation Of
a ten-horse power gasoline engine in
connection with their refrigerator
plant IL the near future
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
-hRRIEU HERE

r. p. \. I.arrieu. otherwise. JC
Bush of Turner and family. wei
isitors in Tombstone yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
lSITED BISBEE

Chief Deputy Guy e. WEIGH and
amily spent yesterday in Bisbee
here Mr. Welch conferred with
'heriff Wheeler on officials matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
CONFINED TO HOSPITAL

Assistant Clerk Of the Board OF
Supervisors +. G. Porter IS in the
Bunker Hill hospital where he is
suffering from an aggravated case Of
hIy fever He is reported as i'm
proved today. however. and will be
able 10 be ont in several DAYS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
TURNER VISITORS

VIM Miller and wife Of Turner
rere visitors in Tombstone today
pending the DAY here and returning
mis- afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02

A number Of marriage licenses
ere issued yesterday and today in
he Office of Clerk J. T.. James Of
he Superior Court as follows: Os-
ar J. Schneider of Bisbee TO wed
Opal Cherry Of BoonesviIle. ILL.,; VIM.
Webb Thomas. to wed Abraham
Cooker. Fl. Huachuca; Jose Otero
> wed Joseph Campos, both OF Bis
ee; Hiram F. Litley to wed Elma
Ricketts,. both Of Douglas. Yes
erday Judge Fowler united in mar.
'iage Yndalescio Solano and Joseph.
ma Escarz Of EIgin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
EXCUSED FOR TERM

Juror Vim Bouldin %! Douglas
as excused Tor the term from The
ny TODAY
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
I FROM RANCH

lanes L-wry. well known Barba
pmari rancher. was IN the city to
.ay accompanied by his family. hay
ng mO;orcG here
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
WATERS IN COURT
ROM DOUGLAS

Cecil Cobie a Douglas boy. wa
Jrought up from Douglas today
harged with being a slarkeT. He
aims to Dc under Il years OF age
oweyer. and says he can prove it
he case has not yet been disposed
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02

A II Gardner Is Ia Bisbee oil busi
ness matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
AVE BABY GIRL

Word was received from Bisbee j,
lat the home Of Mr. and Mrs
homas Dowrick. formerly Of Tomb
zone. was frightened Saturday morn
by the arrival OF a bright baby
.irl Mother and daughter are doing
re Tom will recover.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
WERE IN BISBEE

County Assessor F. A. Hughes
md Clerk of the Board of Supervis
RS A G.. Karger. were in Bisbee
for a short time Saturday afternoon
u officials business
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
listed MOTHER

Mrs. c. :. Benson spent yesterda
in Benson visiting with her mother
Irs. Gribble
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02
" FROM GOVERNMENT DRAW

VIM. Cowan and son-in-law. Wn
heir ranches in Government Draw
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-02

Miss Viva Villman. stenographer
the Sheriff's Office. spent Sunday
= Bisbee the guest of friends
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
REFUGEES FOLLOW PERSHING
"Pancho" Villa Occupying the Camps
Abandoned by Army--Many Ref
ugees With Troops.

FL Paso, Tex.-With 'Pancho" Villa
within so miles Of the rear guard Of
the American punitive expedition, Gen.
Pershing's' withdrawal movement is
under full swing. He has completely
abandoned Colonia Dublan, his field
base. Travelling in the refugee col
umn are 300 American colonists and
700 or 800 Mexican, Chinese and other
foreigners.
More than 100 American-MormoD
residents of Colonia Juarez have de-
clared they will stay with their prop
erty and take chances with Villa, de-
spite his threat to massacre all Amer
ican-M ormons found in Mexico after
Pershing departs. They fear If they
abandon their homes Villa will loot
and destroy them.
Gen. Pershing has offered the pro
lection of his column for all foreigners
who desire to leave Mexico and is as
sisting in transporting them in army
trucks. He has arranged for the
transportation Of the sick in army am
balances.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
800 SUBMARINES IN ACTION
Final Effort Of Germany to Crush En-.
tente Allies is Made With Resump-
ton of undersea Warfare.

New York.-Germany plays her
trumps. Three hundred or more sub
marines have plunged into the waters
OF the North Sea to make the final
effort against Great Britain. They
modified from Kiel, Hamburg, Viii
helmshaven and Bremerhaven, where,
for months, picked crews have train
ed with anxious thoroughness. They
go in confidence, for they are the
deadliest of all the brood Of sea mon
sters. They form the worlds firse
diving battle fleet, a navy equally pre-
pared to fight above or beneath the
waves. The pride Of this strange fleet
is a powerful fighting craft. A thor
oughgoing cruiser designed to make
its prowess felt upon the surface as
we'll as in the lower ocean.
1t is plain fact, the magnificent sub
marine fleet that the Germans finally
have unleashed is the supreme
labor of Central Europe to wiring vic
tory from the hand of a reluctant for
tune. The leaders in Berlin have long
since admitted to themselves that this
war cannot be won in the clash OF
armies, millions strong. .
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-02-09
''CASCARETS' FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
For sick headache, bad breath,
Sour Stomach and
constipation.
Get a 1O.cent box now.

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Don't let your stomach, liver and
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headache, biliousness, dizziness, nerv'-
BUSINESS, sick, sour, gassy stomach.
backache and all other distress;
cleanse your inside organs of all the
bile, gases and constipated matter
which is producing the misery.
A 1O-cent box means health, happi.
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No more days of gloom and distress
IL you will take a Cascaret now and
then. All stores sell Cascarets. Don't
forget the children-their little in
sides need a cleansing, too. Adv.