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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-07-25
WHEN THE MAJORITY SPEAKS.

North Idahos candidate for the United States senatorial
nomination at the primaries September will be successful
for the that the majority the of the Gem state
believe fair play and the majority will not deprive the
handle from representation the upper branch of
Coupled with this fact Judge James f. Ashes well known
ability and fitness for the senatorial job
The majority of the voters of Idaho know of Judge Ashes
qualifications The majority of the voters of Idaho know that
Senator Borah Senator Nugent and Governor Alexander all
reside in Boise south Idaho and that F. Gooding halls
from that portion of Idaho still further south The northern
counties of Idaho have just right to of the senator's
The of the voters of Idaho in the last election decreed
that north Idaho should have Of the congressman This
clement of fairness will prevail this year when the majority
speaks the senatorial ISSUE North Idahos splendid cand
date Judge James r. Ashe will be nominated and when he
gets the job in Washington he will represent the whole
state of Idaho and every industry and every citizen of the
state.
Here Idaho county where Judge Ashe resided for
many it is simply cold tipping what all citizens cher
ish honored reality when talk of Judge Alshes ab
ity experience and qualifications Idaho county proud of
Judge she proud of his eminent public record dur
his IL court bench OF Idaho and his
other positions and abors of public trust He of Idahos
foremost citizens He is thoroughly acquainted with cond
Gons throughout the state His continuous
work during the IL years and morea of which time he
has been at the of action and close direct touch with
the peope-has fitted him represent the people the
state that will bring credit to Idaho and credit
to the nation.
The majority of the of Idaho-and vast majority
oo-wi keep Senator Borah the job Washington d. c.
The ticket supporting Senator Borah and Judge Ashe will
have the maorys support and these gentlemen Idaho
will have representation at the national capital big and
broad and capable enough any the union Both
loyal true Americans thoroughly in tune with the pat
rotc needs OF the tmesand when the majority speaks
election day. The Globe predicts that Senator Borah Judge
Ashie will be caed for service in the senatorial halls
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-07-25
SEE THE POINT =?

Many people familiar with the old story OF an American
who after the opening of Japan to world commerce. gave
Jananese needle the manufacture of which he considered
great achievement The Jap took the needle drilled IL mol
low, made finer needle placed in the hollow ana retureo
the the donor The japanese have the initiative
and they have the time patience to do stunt such as
that described Labor is of the cheapest commodities
the land of the Rising Sum- 1t is not surprising therefore, 10
learn that Japan has recently developed large needle manu-
featuring industry using modern machinery such as invented
and used in America One factory alone has capacity OF
100000 annually and it the expectation Of Japan to meet
any competition that may arise after the war Japan Will
probably supply America with needles unless import laws
be framed by senators and who believe that
American wormen should be required to meet the COM
petition of cheap labor in foreign lands
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-07-25

weeks ago. saving of LOCO tons of coal year has cee
effected in the Pittsburgh district Multiplying the rs
burgh saving by the proportion of coal consumption
sented by the of the country the
sured that it will be easy matter to save ZooVoo
100000 tons in all the industrial plants OF the oi'0
States all
Nothing need be said to demonstrate the
character of the fuel administration After few weeks III
specon and one week of experimentation, the adnls.
ton gives the figures coal saving for year, IN one
and then mupes that estimated saving by an plo
for the country and then announces total We 70"
coal this what need is there for all the perturbation
the shortage predicted for next wnter What sense
there the old philosophers warning against counting your
chickens before they hatchedf
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-07-25
FRAMING IT UP.

Pocateo Tribune: When chances over the dopesheet
of the DubosNugent Nonpartisan combination recently
Matched at Boise it is not very difficult to that the versatile
Dubois has found instrument for amusement and
through which to promote his ideas and politics.
otherwise Fred has tried every party under the sum-
He has been Republican day, Democrat the next
American party man today, fusionst tomorrow. 1t
didn't make much difference just what of party
Utilized just it fitted into his particular needs So that
when the Washington bosses slyly slipped little bipartisan
bunk out to the natives short time ago. Fred along
trail up the suggestion with the help of Nugent
beholdl we have the Nonpartsan zebra ticket
All of which must be extremely gratifying to the staunch
Democrats OF the state who beginning to feel notwth
standing the shortcomings of the state administration, that
they were just getting things into shape again.
But it they reckoned without their host Nugen
been named by Alexander snapped the loose rens of
control and assisted by Dubois applied the whip the
organization finding however, that of the wheel horses
wouldn't swing into ne Failing largely in the scheme be-
necessary of to herd the boys into clique
and this has succeeded to extent for the smooth hand of
the Dubois and the of Nugent be
the steering wheel of the Nonpartisan league
Whether they will be able to hold of state Demo
cratic party through third project of this remains be
The national administration has tried similar process
In several other states though has fallen down in each
stance and from the attitude of of the Democrats
allied with the zebra ticket appears that the
frameup destined to bump whole of hard luck in
the very future. II
Being Matched by the national BOSSES of it is quite
apparent in sending Dubois federal iobhode here to
assist in devsng bipartisan ticket that attempt of
the Democrats to cut Borah throat and try and elect two
Democratic senator's With Borah and Nugent the the
zebra ticket it is simple enough matter no for adrot
partisan cksers like Dubois Alexander and Nugent to eff
feet party trader In the meantime the regular Democrats
are lost sight of-but the situation is not.
-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-07-25
FOR SAL Il.

O,,a vood work horse Tor sale.
weieht 1900 pounds. Enquire Of
Weller Chamberlain. Grangeville,
1Se a 85-8t.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-07-25
SILLY STUFF.

The fuel administration that Through the
specton of industrial plants which begun only few
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-14

Die republifaniide Staatsfon-
benton IN Spuiton bat nahitebenoes
Stoatstidet mlfgeiteIt: @onoers
reltr, Gbarles q. 9opntolL @aco;
@ice-@ ouoerneltr, Sobn 6. Scott,
CORPUS gbriiti; gbief Suffice gu
prente Court, s. &c. SarriiorL,
9rotpnpooo; 8eiiibenoer @idter, s.
3. @arris, San MngeIo, Hidter oes
ariulinal Expectations : @eribts,
Sarrp 8lir5bah, Guadalupe goun-
IN; S6asmeiIter, S. Mler Mepcr,
9rDan; Generals nmalt, II. g.
@oen gI Yaio; giienbabnfommiiiGr,
George 90. 8. Smitb, Mnsf Gountn;
Comptroller, @. g.. Me2ain, Gifts
Gountp; aommiiidr Ser 2ano-Sffice,
s. 8. Sidfon, Goofe County, 4dcr=
hau=&ommiiiar, 8. $. Morrin, 2eon
Gountp, Observation-Disclosures,
Mrs HaIpb IS. Sellers, Sal 8eroe
Golintp; 8anoesienator, Sen. Me5-
itei Slanagan, Gusf Gonntp.
Die gorntpfommiiiare BON
Dallas County baben befdloIlen
S250,000 muf oie STRENGTHENING 0es
Dauaier Gnoes ser 9aaasSort
@ortb 2anoftraBe gu ~bertpenoen.
Sn anoerion County bat es an
Eienstag na6mittag gut geregrtet.
Sn Sort @urtb iinb 1900
Mdnner f~eitsenommen, oie ~unteriud)t
meroen iolerL Oh iie an geidlefts-
franfbeiten leioen.
SIN Shuloiitrift bon Sartpooo
tuiro ma iiber Die Musgabe BON
$4,000 ShuIbonos abItimmen.
Sn @alpefton lit geltern NOR
gen bic Sberiffs : &onpention croft
net moroen.
Gapt. 6. @. S'Meiao miro am
9onnerstng cine Notwithstanding
III Gerrpille abbaIten, Inn fir oas
grite Seraniide Snfanterie 3agi.
ment Hefrutelt %ar5nnerben.
@ouperneur &obbp feilt init,
Dab err Dor ben Nopemhcruoblen fel=
ne SteIlengeIitd,e beriiflidtigen piro
iutb ratet Den Iemterjdgern au, ais
gu oieier 3eit rilbig 81 6auie 5ll blci-
ben.
0ie i'm giltrift Ser rJeoeral
Reierpe gonf" in Gulas 5ltm uu-
ter3eidneu fir Sdaeamts 3ertififase
alsaelegten Siiten iino ami 9~ierStog
gadmittag geifloiien poroen. 4nirait
Der ertuarteten 5ipolf Miaionen Dnl-
lar limb MIR $7,525,00o ge5eid,ist
mor6en.
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ENN
beibt, miro Die Mate, elltgegelt sen
Tritberem Witteflungell, mnbri1eil-
ltb etlpas reoil5iert mo aIf 50 noer
53c firiert peroen.
9m 0iemstag mllrben orei Ser
ionen bon Mntolnpbiler ltnlgefabreil
utb erlitten idnter3li6e @erlesungen.
Gbmaro Mee@lostep, gegen Ben cine
bon Dem 9feger Sorrp Sones gelenfte
WoId)ine ON Ser &reu5ung Der SOFT
iton unb ct. Wearp StraBe onitiirtn=
te, trltg ihlimme Ibi6iirfungen i'm
8eiidt nno mebrere tiihtige 8errlsn
am &opfe 0nDon. 3Dan5ig Minuten
Ipdter rannte SO. 81. Barter an Der
iel6en Stelle S. g. Murra5 Inn uno
bradte linn ahnli1e Gerlesnngelt Del.
Sim iibellten BON alien crying es &.
Moore, Der BON ieinem eigenen au.
tomobil iiberfubren tpuroe, ais or
oasielbe a1geflirbelt butte, uno eabei
einen fompli5ierten 8einbrl1d) erl;tt.
Otto 9alcom, Der lid) in ser &G6e
befano, iprang ifnen entidlpiien nnf
Die ollrbgebenoe Gar nno brad,le
0ieielbe gum Stia1tano.
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,garrp On"

Die auguit-I Summer oieler 3e;t-
i1rift inbe5ng auf Die @ieoerberltel-
lung perfpunoeter &rieger lit uns io-
chen 5ngegangen. Sic entb1lt interel-
iante 8eitrage BON Yrdiiocnt @ilion,
E6eo. &ooiepelt, CHARLES so. Gdpab,
yii6ter Sultan SO. Maf, auguitus
Sbonlas etc. uno 5eigt oitrd illil-
Itrierte geiipiele, mie ourd germnn,
oung sur arbeit ideinbar nnfGbig
g%eporoene 2eltte our6 praftiide SIN.
leitnng irgeno einem paIienoen gr.
merbs5meig 5ugefiibrt merben fonnen
Oas Seft lit frei 5t be5ieben. Man
ihreibe oarum an Mrtbnr $. Ga.
mnels, Capt. g. G.,R. o., Managina
Goitor, Waibington, 8. 6.
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Die Gbren5eiden nnIeres Militars~

Inn oem Bliblifltm perltanolidb 5tt
rtod]ell, mas oie neridieoenforbige.t
ldmole1t 8anoltreifelt beoeiten1 Die
oas amerifoniihe Mfilitar oltf ser
Srllt tragt, teilt oas &riegS9 eporte=
n1ent IN ieinem offi5iellen Bulletin
barber folgenoes init:
0ie flei1lell Streifen bon mt1te411
Seioenbatfo, ofe bic &tie9er orf If
rer littfen gruit tragett uno pon oe
ller jeoer feline porgeibriebenc 2Gnge
Don elllem uno oreiahte1 3oq auf=
fneiIt, Iino oie Observation-Disclosures,
uno ieoes oieler 8Gnoer bat feline Ell
gene geoattlrng. Die 9donoer repr1=
lentleren Meoaiaen ano &riegsoeso=
rotionen, Die Dem Srdger berlieDe11
iino. gs gibt 3ebn al1erfanItte ORDERS
abrlid)e Ib3ei6en fir sic olnerifan;-
ld)en &rieger; .oapor limo 5pei gb=
renmeoaiuen, Elm @eroienlt 3ertififat
lno iiebelt &riegs grinnerltnqs=9e-
foratlonen. 90 es unpraftiId ipdre,
Die ArtS5eldnn1tgen in natura an Ser
9ienitnniform 81 tragen, peroen an
ibr |tatt oeilen Die 8an6er getrogen.
|. @Gbrenne0aiue oes &o~nqreiles.
- @eiBe Gterne allf 6effblalter Sci
De. 9ieie Weoaiae miro nltr pom
GongreB uno mr. fir beioroere M1ts=
3ei6mng IN Der Shladt uerliebcn.
Sic tit Ole angeiebenite aler ameri=
fanifden &riegsoroen.
2. @eroienit 3ertififafs Qeforo-
tion. 3nei rote, meiBe ltno blalte
8anoer, ourd ein id,muies fpei5es
@auo %getrennt, ous 8lalt enoet oas
@ano beioerieitig. @iro leoiqlif
bonn GrGiioenten oerlie6en.
3. 8bilippinen =WeoaiGtlf oe5
&ongrelies. 8loues 8o1lo, in ser
Mfitte flanfiert BON meiBen, rot pesB
blall. oas 9lolt an beioen Gnocn.
9ies 8ano miro bon oeniei1iaen Seu
ten getraeen Die mad g6fdln5 res
INSTRUMENTATION arieaes iii
9ienit perblieben uto Sen aufitauo
auf ben Bbilippillen lrtteroriiften.
4. 9iirgerfriegs guno.- 8ran uao
hlan 81 gleihen Seileli
5. Snoianerfriegs 9ano. sSeuer=
rot nit idmolen Gnoen pom 8llnfd-
rot.
6. Sponiiter 9riea. - glaue lruo
gelbe Streifen abpefielno. - Gas
1T Dos am baufigIten geieJene garlo.
Z. T~bilippinen : SeIo5ue. gIan
III Der Mtitte, flanfiert bon id)mulen
rotten nno blauen Streifen.
8. Sffupation gilbas Cur 3eit oss
Ipaniiden arieges unb pabreno or
tddJit ipateren Sabre.) gIarr IN
Der Witte, flanfiert bon idmolen gef.
ben, breiteren rotten mo Id)lieBlid)
blallen @%noitreifen.
9. Gilbaniide Ya5ififotion (Dfeniie
in Guba 1906-t909, als 4meritd
Die meme Hepllblif p%orbereitete. }. -
9reites olipenfarbiges Centrum, flalt<
fiert BON orei idmolen Streifen, rot,
meiB uno- blml, oas Slot an Sen
Gnoen.
10. China Selo5ug. (:Marih nadJ
Eefing.) - greites gelbes @ann nit
idlmalen blollen gnoItreifen.
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Limit to reading matter.

Weekday editions, effective
August IL, le18.-Reduce reading
matter UP to 50s columns S per
cent; reduce on additional space
over so columns and not over 70
columns Is per cent; reduce on
additional space over 10 and not
over 80 columns 80 per cent; re-
duce on all additional space over
80 columns so per cent.
Because the absolute necessity
OF curtailing the use of paper, the
Pulp and Paper Section of the
War Industries Board has ruled
that during the war no new news
papers shall be established.
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Vile Sorfsn ppn 9rnf : 4rbeitea,
tuie Slider, o5oIbcrs," Briefbosen une
9oncerts, Sarten, Girenlare, Ginlabun.
gen uitu., in Seutid unb GnsIiih, nett
ansgefibrt. Gtanbarb 8~rinttna
6 . IN a IT b., Radbfptger BON WtIions
S~dltuegmann 9rinfins COMPANY, 200
8aparrp Ctr. Tel. &r. 1924.
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E.okdIes.
8abrideinlides 8etter.

Sir San @ntonio unb ltmeegeno:
8ente abeno uno ntorgeit beoedt.
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Ste vTreie Yrene tiir 2eras"
eridBeint als 9ageblatt mnb Wpd5embiatt.

9as sasc6latt tit pierleihs uno foltet SOC per geonot oor Sc per SoFr
9as &odenblatt tit ~ieh5ebnieihg uno fonht So per Sabr. Nod5 Werico
50 @oo. gad europa, 8orto e%ingeIdIo1en, So.
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Mogli6 lit ieood, oaB Dies gum Bet
ipiel be5iiglid Der bumoriitiid}ea
Sonntags 8eilagen uno onoerer
Seizures nod gei9iebt.

Regulations issued to Publishers
Limiting their use Of Print
Paper; No new Newspa-
Pers during the War.
The War Industries Board au-,
thorizes the following:
The Pulp and Paper Section Of
the War Industries Board has is
sued the following to publishers
Of daily and Sunday newspapers:
The ~priorities board OF the War
Industries Board has listed paper
mills as an essential industry and
has rated them in fourth class for
priority for coal on the distinct
understanding that the greatest
possible economy in the use Of
paper be exercised and reduction
in the use of paper by the news
papers shall be Is per cent on
weekday editions and 20 per cent
VII STAliOdy CNillCl1S.
Pledges of Economy.
Paper mills will be put upon
the priority list for coal condi-
tional upon their signing a pledge
that they viii furnish no paper to
any consumer who will not sign a
pledge in duplicate that he will
exercise the greatest possible eco
nomy in the use of paper and will
observe all rules and regulations
Of the Conservation Division and
of the Pulp and Paper Section of
the War Industries Board.
The war committee of newspa-
per publishers believe that this
curtailment should be accomp-
lished by the elimination Of all
newspapers, and to this end have
made the following recommended
tons to the Pulp and Paper Sec
ton Of the War Industries Board.
If by October LIST the above reduc-
tons are not accomplished. addi-
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anybody except for office-work-.
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than one copy each for checking
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6. Discontinue selling advertis-
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SIftmeb. Serr SSsofob @. 8uid

Siftweb. SEER Sofob @. 8uid)
bon 2ipermore, 9a., idreibt: ~Sor-
mis- @lenfrauter lit fiderli6 elm
groBortiges Mittel fir Siiftpeb
(Sciatica). 3mei Nonate lang lag
i'd NIT bieier aronfbeit ~oanieoer, be-
Dor id Sorni's MIpenfrGuter ge-
broudte. Sd bin iebt geiunb." 9ies
5eiterprobte 9rautermittel tpirft allf
Die 2ebensorgane uno reinigt oos
glut. @s miro ni6t burh @potbefer
p~erfalit. @egen ndberer 4rsfunit
tpenbe man iid) an Or. 8eter Sa6r-
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Cotton.

Cotton.
8alpeIton, geitern 1925 Gents.
San Mntonio bGtte 30h Gents.
GottonIamen-Erpbnste
Gan s(ntonio, IA. 4uaua, 1915
gfime Grube Cotton @eeb Oil. S1.31.
seuts Der 6olone
Tarm-ErD6nfte.
San autonio, IA. augult, 1915
Bntter -. -. 25-30c per Yflut0
Gier (nlr friibe) Ito. 81 per SEQ
@ier, go. g.. {. ..2Qc per 0bD.
pens ....... 24c per 9fuuo
rSrierS" -. 2Sc per 9flrso
Sllrtebs -. ...... 25c per Efuuo
Bei5en .......... 1920 per gitifeI
&orn -. $3.50 per 8ufd1el
pafer -. $50. 95c per 8u1fcI
Sen 49,. .... $4,000 per Spaue
6emiiie.
&artoffeln, California, 1915.
Gitbfartoffeln, gam, $3.50 nnb $500.
3piebeln. SeGas 8ermubas. $3.50 NIB
$1.75; erbftal Bare $1.75.
Sontaten, ter., $1.25.
8obnen, COLORADO. Viuto. per Hfn..
$1,000; California 8aballs, per ctpt.,
$1,000; 1ints. $3.50; Gina, Sta so;
8abb, $500; 8ladebes. $1t.00.
Stride String Beans. $500.
4obl, $500 per 100 8flno.
Crime Bfeffer. $500 uno $t.25 per
@abiesden, soc Der STD. giirbel.
ReerretttazB mraein. per gtb. / Z =,
@urfeu, 1915 per 8uideI.
@rbfen. per fleiner Crate. $500.
8eteen, $500 per 100 IfunS.
aopf1alat, $3.50 Der grate.
Seterftlie. SOC Der Sbo. <8niioei.
gfirSibe. $t.25 unb $50 per Crate.
@elbe @ur5eln, $500 Der 100 8fo.
@ierpflnn5en, $3.50 Der @uSfel.
Miiben. $500 per 100 gfun6.
Sanaib. $1.75 per 8nfdel.
eanieloupes. $3.50 unb $t.75.
gieb-Marft.
Gan antonio, IA. Nuau1t. 1915
&iibe. 1878 BIG $500.
Rdlber, 1926 Bis $3.50.
8nllen. $7.75 Biz $3.50
0dien, $500 bis $3.50.
ct. 2ouis. IA. Nteult, 1918.
Nn1obieb. Seras@@ieb $40 bis Sf7.7O.
Sdtueine, $3.50 bis St9.S0.
Sdnte.
9elal6ene Salite ......,.f5e per Bib.
Srodene 9diite ......... 20c per @fn
Crime Sdite .......... 12c pcr PfS
TeIe.
geolf nn6 Studs -. 30 eta.
Gusorn<3 ieeen. per BIB. 10 cts.
Nusoras aieaen. beIhdsiat -. s Cts.
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: aamft ariess-5~ parmarfeH.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-14
MOTHER OF A HAS
 OWN WAR GARDEN Was so Rundown Before Taking Tanlac Couldn't Do Anything Worth
 While

Yes, sir, have gained twenty-five pounds and now can do all my house work, and attend to my War Garden, and other small patcnes about tne house, but before taxing Tanlac 1 couldn't do anything worth wnlle, saId Mrs AmelIa Mann, wife of weii- known farmer llvlng on k. t. b. NO. Z, ogden, Juan, recently ln a statement that IS both interesting and remark able.
 Mrs. Mann is the mother of fourteen children and although slXty-one years or age, she says she feels many years younger now. Continuing, sh sad:
 "I commenced suffering with stom- ach trouble sixteen years ago and grad uany kept getting worse until seven or eight years ago, when l had spell that laid me up TOT nine or ten weeks. I simply suffered agony from then on. l began having such terrible pains m and about my stomach at times that could hardly stand it. l would get in all kinds of positions trying to get some ease, but the only way I could get any relief was to lay hard on my stomach, and for two weeks l never slept two hours a night. l was under treatment several times, and tried all kinds of medicines, and still got no relief and when they told me l could never get well without an operation felt that my trouble must be very se- rious.
 "I used to weigh one hundred and seventy-five pounds but l kept falling off until got to be very thin. When | began taking Tanlac about two months ago I just weighed one hun- dred and twenty-five pounds. but now 1 weigh one hundred and fifty-have gained twenty-five pOunds-and am stil gaining. I can eat most anything I want without it hurting me and seldom ever have a pain of any kind. l feel almost like a girl again and while am sixty-one years of age l can do as much house work as lots of wo- men who are much younger than am. I certainly do give Tanlac all credit for my wonderful improvement and am willing to tell everybody what l think of it."
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbee by J. M. Ball, in Douglas by Douglas Drug Co.,, in Paradise by G. A Walker, in BowIe by Bowie Drug Store, in San Simon by J. B. Cooke, in Wilcox by A. A. Nichol- son, in Lowell by Lowell Drug Co.,, in Benson by c. F. Moss Pharmacy, and in Gleeson by B. A. Taylor. Adv.
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NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC AUG TON FOR HOTEL kEEPER'S
 LIEN.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned. proprietor of the Philadelphia Hotel. on o. K. Street in Bisbee, Arizona. will sell at public auction the following unclaimed property in her possession as keeper of such hotel. for the proper charges to.wit: Rental due from one A. D. Kimball. the owner thereof, and any other persons unknown to the under signed who claim any title in end 10 said property. the same being as fol- lows, to-wit:
 Rental due from said Kimball
 for his accommodations and
 lodging to July 12. 1917 ...... .S3O.2O One years storage charges on
 said property to July 12, 1918 1900
 Total ..................... -Sf---" together. with the costs of advertising and the expenses of sale.
 That said property is described as follows. to-wit:
 One u) No. Oliver Typewriter Machine No. 27O603.
 One Gl No Underwood Type writer Machine No. 236i1
 That said sale will take place dt