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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-24
ARRANGE MILLION DOLLAR
 LOAN TO COTTON GROWER

PHOENIX. Oct 22.-.. million dol. lars will he loaned 10 valley farmers on their long staple cotton as the re. salt If an arrangement just complet. cd hy thr Western States Securities company Q. this city with a syndicate of New York and Chicago banks, the Harris Trus; and Savings bank of Chicago acting as syndicate manager AnnoIncemon; of the plan to finance cotton growers was made yesterday and i; was stated that loans will h available immediately.
 The mlXimum loan under the ar. rangsmen', will he so cents pound, net we.gh;, based on government: standard grade No. cotton of pro. ar length staple and in good condi Ion. The credit is on an acceptance basis. and the cotton, free of any prior lien or claim, must be stored in public bonded warehouses in Phoenix.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Oepsrtment of the lntericr
T.. S Land office at Phoenix, Ari. zona. September 2j, 1920.

T.. :. Land office at Phoenix, Ari. zona, September 20, 1920.
 Notice is hereby given that Fran$ k. Cour;rlgh;, of Fairbanks Arizona. Who, ou l0ISI, & l2lGlS. Aa|n Homes,olc "a.ry No. Oa679g- Ja173o, for F. SE', See 9o, Ni4NWl. 'o,s and See. .S, rI? NE, Sec 2'. WIZ sE' r. sWI. See. 20, Wiz NEi,, Fls NWia Section %. Township 22S.. Range l9-E.. C. X $ E F X Meridian has fled notice c' i2teEt'cn to maEc yhree Nea: Pro-t ,o establish claim to the land above described, before W A Fowler, [. : Commissioner. a, Tombstone. Az .5nl. on the @I day O. November. lg2o.
 C!a.man; names as witnesses:
 Frank T. Shaver. of F. Hlachu,4 Allaona, Yndaieolo S3laa2, O. Ee.H Arizona, Lee Ha.key Aria II Ha-. key. both of Fai,5ank. Arizona.
 CHAS. F. MARSHALL Register.
 Frs: pub. October 3, 1920.
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branch o' .he Phelps Dodge corpora. ;i3n carrying on extensive mining operations in th.s district. to the er. feet ihl' d number of men would be aIi of from The Sacramento Hia p.o,afg on November
 According 10 General Manager G. F. novel os Inc Copper Queen br3ncl. ;h,s ac.ion Was found ncccs. ea-y "r two reasons:
 Frs. on account Of the inability to secure delivery of materials as proa.- ised for mia construction. and.
 Second, bo.1u,e of the Copper queen branch has sold none of its copper production since March Of the present year
 General Manager Dowen further ,a;ed ,ha; since the first of the year more than s13olo.ooo have been ex. pend in he Warren district alone for combined construction and opera. ton thereby making necessary to au o9t unnecessary Expenditure at h.- tmc
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WOMAN SHOT. BOOMER
 IS HIT OVER HEAD IN
 AGuA pRlETA. CHARGE

DOUGLAS. Oct 19-Mrs. Gregoril Elias, an aged Agua Prieta woman. WIS shot in .he wrist and roomer ~As struck on the head with re. yolYer by Mexican man in Agua Psie,a Sunday night, according to in formation furnished the police yester. day The man. who lives on this side. is sad 10 have entered ,he womans home an Sixteenth street Agua Prieta. and demanded that she prepare neal for him A sine made no pre- tense of running res'auran, she ordered him out, the police were told. whereupon the man is alleged to have drawn revolver and struck the roomer on the head when he al .emp.ed 10 intervene. The revolver was discharged and the bullet pierce Mrs Elias wrist The roomer. who
 aformed ihe police of the alleged .Aootng asked then to withhold his name. fearing that th, other man. %ao he says always goes armed. wodld seek vengeance As the shoot .Hy occurred on The other ide of the ..ne. th- police oou.i not make an arrest Nthout request from he Mexican authorities. They promised so see that the accused man removed his revolver when he came 70 Doug las. where he is said 10 work
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SPECIAL TAX OF Siooo
 LEVIED AGAINST EVERY
 VICLATOR OF DRY LAWS

WASHINGTON. Oc.. 20.-Persons who violate state prohibition laws by manufacturing or selling either fer men-ed or distilled intoxicating .quof> IT. labie upon conviction not ony 'ar 'he fm" and penalty levied yb ta. cnurt but must also pay the fedora! and internal revenue collectors last government $loo as a special tax
 Internal Revenue Commissioner VII Han instructed prohibition agents and internal revenue collectors last 1'sA, .ha' a provision of the revenue laas ol lel> imposing tne fax was s.a in effect and directed them ts ,arry .t out
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

DerarlNcht or tEe Ihter'oF
 l. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari. zona. August 26, 1920.
 Notice is hereby given tha; Donald F Mcleod. of Garden Canyon. Ari. zona, pho on September 6. 1916. made Homestead Entry No. 03l0l3. for Nyl.. NJ: sEL.. Section 2l and Nis SWil secton 22. Township 2i.s. Range PIE. c. & s. R. B. Meridian. has fled notice Of intention 10 make three year proof. to establish claim 10 the land above described. before w. A. Fowler. U. 8. Commissioner. at Tombstone. Arizona, on the 9th day of October. 1920.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 James Green Wolf. Lewis Springs. Arizona. Harry W. Wilcox. William Roan. Michael J. Klernan. all 5 Of Garden Canyon. Arizona.
 CHAS. E. MARSHALL. Register.
 First Pub. September 5. 1920.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department Of the interior

[ $. Land Office al Phoenix, Ari
 m. September r.. 1920.
 Notice Is hereby given thl; Harsi son Ja,obs Of Galiea Canyon. Ar -5na, who on 9.ao-l5 < ll-l5.l9. mads Homestead En.ry N. O2S0is- i34so IT lot l. Ei.NWI. and NE4, Sec. ;ioa 21, Township 21-S.. Range 20-E G X s. R E. X Meridian. has filed notice ot intention To make Three Year Pro-:, 70 establish claim Co ;ha land above described, before James Allison. r. $. Commissioner, a. Bi- bee Arizona, on he 9c,h day of O .ober, 1920.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Richard H. Aston. of Y. Huachuce Arizona. Christopher C. Joy. Harry W Wilcox. Wallace Mclaughlin. al. g Garden Cany Arizona.
 HAS. E MARSHALL Rss...cr
 Frs, pub Sep 26, 1920
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cRUciFiES BABIES:
 STPANGLES SPOUSE:
 KILLED BY TROOPS

BIS3EE. Oct 22--Wal:er Froh. man. superintendent of the Gcllen Rule Mining company. operating cx. ,ens.ve,y in :he Altar district in he state oi Sonora. Mexico. in:otmei 9 Review reporter upon his arriral acre today that Manual Garcia. tor ner pres .dente municipal Of the Al tar district. had been executed by Mexican soldiers Monday night fol lowing a drunken spree during which he crrc.'led his two children and s;rangling h.s wife 10 death by clamp ing her head between q door and the tas!ng. The children. mere babies. were nailed 10 the fence Of the Car. cia corral. Upon discovery Of tho crme the military commander al Al. ar ordered Garc;a's arrest. shortly after which h. was executed.
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s. P. CUTS DOWN ITS
 WORKING FORCES ON
 MAINTENANCE OF WAY

TUCSON. Oct. e0.-Following q policy Of re:renchment put in force by the railroads Of the east. a reduc. tion has been made by the Southern Pacific on the Tucson division Of it's employes
 This reduction has affected mo'e particularly the maintenance of way department. which has had an ex;r4 force oi laborers. numbering nearly 1900 a, work during the summer OF ballastlns and track work. This force has been reduced by nearly 1900, l. was said at the division offices Of the railroad Tuesday.
 Reductions have also been made in the laborers and helpers at the shops here and also in the car repair force. The number of men employed oy the railroad iu Tucson which have been affected by the order Is a little less than i0), II was stated.
 One of rho main reasons given fyI the reduction ia the fact that appro- priations for the various departments have been nearly exhausted and ns,s appropriations will not be available ustil after ths fiJyt of nsx4 ysar.
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GALS ATTENTION TO NON-2ARTlsAN PART OF BALLOT

A..aa.Ja Of Af.1cIa voters has .aea cl,.ei by Judge X. C. McA!ister .art.da,e s'r 'ae supreme bench to he fac, that ,ha judeeship is a non. la-..san office. Like the state tax
 nm,ss.oa and the judgeship of the aeeror c'lrt. he supreme judgeship c.ar5oa ualer a non-partisln des. -pa'.a4 ca the ballots This means hat cross a, the 'op O. ballot VII -e: n 5a s,raigh; democratic .-ka. a.. lie way through. II will b.
 " tsr ;h- voter to take spe. -'G a.t.,e e. the offices that come lade- ;ae nor.p4rl.san designation .as mark 8 cross beside the name O: he caaGlIlte whom he fayors.
 Jrl-e A G. McAlisier of SAiford !. h. ,a3ise Of the democratic rar,y for .ls'.cs 0: the supreme court, He i, , man af s'e-.ing reputation and or one experience .n legal and judicial a...ers AS p~Ac,ieine attorney, k esteI tvo years As deputy county a' 5rney Of Graham couE;y and three veafs as county attorney He was m elected judge Of the superior
 1s' oI h. home county and during ne me years he has served ,n that l.f.ce, he has had an excellent rec rl for decisions affirmed by the su- 1-eme coa.t, appealed from his judi. c'ary
 h the reeea, primary elections. ldse McAlister had The bigges; ur10'y o: aar caaiidA,e entering. as in Gases where there were three .. ;te race. he o5,1ined the larges, 1'e cas, for any one of three cand!.
 'es ,Jr single office His own
 a.y slye h.n splendid support.
 m n-re than HOO votes and
 n4a a.n9r.;y 70 each Of his op,
 nea,s
 E.ar h.s a.le years in the Ora llm county superior court, Judge .,.A'!stsr has presided !n practically
 superior court in the state at d.sren, times as well as on the su prema bench, where he took the pace of an absent justice for several months and harded down number cf very important decisions.
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'HARoBOlLEO" SHlTA TO LIVE lN SOUTHWEST; MAY
 GO INTO MEXICO

DOUGLAS Oc,. 21.-The following appeared ia ,hc Campaign Democrat, printed e; C7bana, Oh.o under date }: Friday, october !. copy Of whicl Its just been received in Douglas:
 With ,he repor, tha, .ormer Lieut.. . IL (Hardboi!eib SmHh had bee. 'e.eased from Imprisonment, at Fort
 ly \. J, it became known tha, smith, who was a former resident al Cybana, had visited h.s home towd wo weeks ago quietly. Smith is the soa Of ,hy ll'e Joseph Smith. private ecre;ary to President Mckinley, and
 we'd for many years in the old Iutchss property on College Way. l)w known a, Browne Hall. Urbana university.
 smith came 10 Crbana quietly 10 consult attorneys relative to the se.. lemen' Of inc IIutches estate and registered al Douglas Inn. simply Frank II. smith, Naeo, Arizona He was in Urbana two days.
 Many of his former friends did not recognize him ani he made no al. tempt 10 lcok any O. them up Il is said hai he did no, yisl: his relatives here To those of his friends who net him, he explained simply that te aad been parolel after General Per ih.ng personally investigated his ,ase and found tha; ha was 70 a cer. lin exten. excnerated from h. '.ame for prison camp atrocities.
 lie stated that he intended makln5 IS home in the southwest and is also luo;ei as having said iha; he intend. } ] going 10 Mexico to join tho staff !! General Obregon.
 America is no; the place for me ny longer and am going into Mex .co for excitement, he is said to have asserted.
 "Wien it was reported through Az. sociated Press dispatches recently that "Hardboileir Smith lai been re. leased it was reported tha. s1ita vas or had tesn ia Naco."
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CAMPBELL ASKS RECOGNITION
 OF MEXICO eY UNITED STATES

PHOENIX. Oct. 2?.-Beliet that stabilized constitutional govern ment" has been established In Mex. co was expressed uy Governor Tom E. Campbell Of Arizona in his mes sage today to Presiden, Wilson. urs- ing recognition of the Mexican gov erament by the United States.
 The governors message follows:
 Believing that stabilized consti. tutlonal government has been esta5. iished in Mexico and being assure l 0. its continuance through election oi General Alvaro Obregon. whom l pe.- sonally know and in whose honesty. ability and integrity of purpose have the utmost confidence, would respe ct.uliy urge that recognition O. the Mexican republic be granted a. the earliest possible consistent date. Friendly relations existing betwe ,r border states ot Texas. New Mexico. Arizona and Mexico reflect conf. dence in present administration 7f sister republic and may be taken as n earnest of the sptprs,"
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dARiccpA rERviSoRS
 UNABLE TO AUTHORIZE
 PAYMENT CT s1ooo REWARD

PHOENIX. Oct; 2l.-The board CT supervisors informed Fred Lewis, r:i,roai staten agent at Topoc, Ariz.. the board was unable to authorize pament of slO1O which had been O.. ,ered by the county IS a reward for ;ae arrest and conviction Of ;he mur. derer of Mir and Ms Jacob Erhardt here las: June The board acted or m opinion by County Attorney L. Laney that payment coul not b. made ,esllly for the reason .hs. Nose Gibson. who confessed to the murder oi The ErharAts before he was hanged a: san Quentin prison. Cal. for the murder of a Fullerton. Cal rlncher namel Roy Trapp. had never been convicted q: Ire r:h.rd, murie. Lewis had said he had notified off! cers al Needles, Cal. that a negro who answered ;he description Of ths murderer c. Trapp was on his way rom T3p3c. Gibson was arrested a Needles The boar! crrcurr-l win 'oun:y Attorney L~Hey i. stating hat Lewis desersei gsea' ,.5Jit for his part in the appreh'ns aG O; Gib.
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FAvoRs psYcoPATHic
 WARD FOR GIRLS

PHOENIX. Oct 22. Establish. ment of an observational psycop1jhic ward at the state hospital. where al girls committed to inc stale inius trial school may be he'd three l., six months and their cases finally re. viewed by court before final com. mltment to the industrial school. was recommended by Clayton Bennett. secretary of the board of directors of state institutions, in his first annual report. Copies Of the report were re celved by the board from the printer today
 Secretary Bennett's suggestion was made on the ground that the indus. trial school was not equipped 10 e' tain best results for girl inmates.
 The report stated that with one ex- ceptio nall state institutions were being conducted within the appro. priationS oi funds made for them. The reception, according 10 the repor. was the state prison, which %as un- able to keep within its appropriation because Of an increased number O. sOny!cts and higher costs of food an clothing.
 Secretary Bennet;'s report included individual reports by heads Of tne state hospital. state industrial school state pioneers home ahi state prison
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kINGMAN MAY GET Sf,o0c,o0o
 DUDLEY OBSERVATORY

KINGMAN. Oct. 2i.-The Dudleg observatory of Albany. N r.. has sev. eral men in the field looking for a suitable site for million dollar cb- serya:0ry. he party being headed by Dr. Benjamin Boss, one of the best known astronomers in the Unitet States He was accompanied through Arizona by Dr. R. F. Wilson The purpose oi the v!sn was to look u3 the various sites offered and take such observations as would give them a rather complete idea Of the aimos- phcric conditions. The usual method employed in taking preliminary oo, servations is by exposing a plate so that one particular star is taken on it's nightly pilgrimage across the sky, and the least deviation from the d.. rect line would denote disturbances .ha. would make the point of obser. ratlon impossible The late Dr Lowell made tests of the atmosp spheric condition al Klngman and found that ,, was ideal for observatory purpose l. wac late rihl; he built the obscr. va;ory at Flags;1ff. which has proved to te one O: the most impor:. ant in the United States.
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SOM E YAM

There is on exhibition in the Pros peotcr office swee; potato which Is a sample of that variety of sweet DO. tS;o that is raised on the ranch of Jesse Boyette on the old LogaL place adjoining Jim Wolf This DO. tao wht.e large is not pickel sample, fer there are hundreds o. .hem on tho place, and they are large. too large in fact for the mar ke'. because the retail trade like smaller p1tat7. However. the poin' Is tal' ,ar.e potatoes Were raised ol | f.r. of the ranch thN- four CT fiva yca.s go was overf.cwed and a foot O. saal-si., deposited on ,he land, and i' has proven that the overflow at pll: time was a blessing in disguise.
 s ther has been no fertlzer put on n soil since the overflow. The DO. sto noN on exhibition was on the r.,.h end e, the ianj and all that end ,' tAs .-;.h sat considerable water nd can ri an a5aormal growIA Of .4c po.l3es. bd did nJ, hurt their Sod e4ur. while ,hc lesser waterel I1rt ,f h. patch produced the size '0.'ryl ty the consumers Mr. Boy. -t Aa, seva-7, thousand pounds of tss eyoe.,oa; potatoes which he is
 -e mostly to the government, a;
 r lin Auca
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STATE TEST CASE INVOLVING TRANSPORTATION OF LIQUOR
 UP BEFORE HIGHER COURT

PHOENIX, Oct. lS.--A test case in. volvlng transportation of liquor was being argued in the supreme court oi Arizona today when the court. took up the appeal entitled Albert Lewis Norton and Mabel Wilson, appellants. versus the state of Arizona, appellee.
 The appeal. it was sad, was really that Mabel Wilson, Norton having { failed to perfect his appeal and hay. ing served sentence of q year as rcsul. Of having been convicted on charge of transporting liquor.
 According ,o the statement of facts fi.ci with he court the sheriff of Yayapa! con.'y, abroad early one morning about a year and a half ago. came upon Norton and Mrs Wilson standing beside an automobile. Upon investigation he found caches Of + luor in the vicinity and saw foot prints apparently leading to and from he automobile
 No liquor was found in the autcmo- bile, however, 70. upon the re-scns of Norton or Mrs. Wilson, i: -a- said.
 The aprssi stressed tLst point, raising the contention that inaszuca as 10 !.lac, lad teea fcaad :a tre car oT ca tle rersols Of Nc-toa .. Mrs. "!i5on, a charge of transporting liquor coaii get r.os.,i? i:e
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Deg artr- snt of the Interior

[ $. Land office a; Paoeu.N AT. zonl. October IS ls-e
 NOTICE is her by given ,ha. Charles II Myers Of Lew.s Spring Arizona. who on June -9, 1915. mad Homestead Entry No. 025S55. for sl. NEIL. NWI. SEi, Section 2. SWi NW.. Section n, Township 9l $ Range 22-E. C. & : R B & Meridian has filed notice Of intention 10 mlk. F.ye-YCar Proof. 10 establish claim t- he land above described, before " A. Fowler. |. S. Commissioner, a Tombstone. Arizona, on the 2G,h day 9: November. 1920.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Montague L. Reed, Rob5r: L. John.
 J-n-s W1'! E!!faHs h Myers a
 -eH.s 51r.acs, Arizona
 CHAS. E MARSHALL. Register
 Tas ub he1 Oct 2i 1920.
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GUNShOT WOUND ENDS
 .LiFE Or NOSE T. sEVEY

B!SBEE Oc:. 2-Mose T. Sevey. foreman O, he Cananea Duluth mine If the Cananea Consolidated Copper company at Cananea. Sonora. died cary this afternoon of a gunsho, wound inflicted by Ramundo Navar. TO ~a7.erGay morning, according (, 2 te.eIh1ne message from Naeo last nigh Novarro, Mexican. remalns I: large. The Canapea Consolida-. ei company and not the Sonora gov. erlmen,. as was first reported, to. nigh message said has offered s200O reward for Navarros apprehen. a!cn. The slayer is believed to have fled 10 the United Sta,es. Officers in towns along he border have been notified to look for him. Mexican officials in Sonora also are working on the case.
 Seyay .s declared 10 have geen shot H.thOE, Lroy1cati7n His assailan' fired upon him after the Mexican stepped from behind q building and ordered the American 10 stop
 Seyey worked for the Calumet and Arizona Mining company in Bisbee before going 10 Cananea ia January, 19l9 He will be buried in Bisbee Sln1ay Seyey was married
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ROAD FRCM WACO TO GULF
 IS BEING LOGGED, REPORT

TUCSON, Oct. 22-Mapping the vaterholes and road ebtween Nace Noga'es and the Guli oi California is n progress. according 10 Don E!schels, assistant postmaster. who returned from Mexico yesterday. He declared that he was informed that the work is being done by the Can. anea interests Of the Phelps. Dodge company The proposed hue wooli pass through csborcs.
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SocHlSE REGISTRATION CLIMBS TO 13,113

Amos: a hundred more registra. ions were added 10 the Cochise 70. tals this week. mos, of these being n5cra.!c, by late returns received a. ihe office o: ;he county recorder. according to H. l.. Hutchison, chief deputy in report issued today
 According b the revised figure Coch.se now has a registration of l3,ll5, Of this number s5l5 bein, Democratic. i163 Republican and 435 miscellaneous.
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GOVERNMENT WILL EXTEND
 AID TO MEXICAN MINES

MORALES. Oct. 20.-Government lld will be lent mining interests of Sonora The first help to be extend. ed will be received hy the Peurtpe,. tos m.ne situated south Of Naeo ant Cananel This mine IS being opera. ed under serious difficulties for the reason that the road leading from the camp to highways running into Can anea. Naco and Agua Prleta are prae- ticaliy .mpassable Mules and bur res packing ores 2r supplies have d:t- iiedlty in making thc vae across iu addition the road 1hicn really is trail is danEerouz 10 travel
 Engineer sent into the district re- ported rh5, it vss possible to con stIaet good road and plans fer such a highway were for-a75e. -o ,he city .. -is..oc. A.mo5t immediately the coiiecto- of custom !; Nac1 -as IT. iesoa . ps- tre 7:e5.ie1; .; csEaEea s-co5c which viii ca applied Q Gak- .5g tra I.-.e read Pa5s2eic
 Tl..he. federal &.a VI. oe given ,h.7 improvement t .s announced tLe government making plain its desire to furnish erery facility possible fo. the conduct of industries and commerce iE Mexico
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WON'T VISIT Ahizoi;a

PHoENIX. Oct g 1t will not bs possible for secratary Of the Interior CT stephen T MathsT, director of na. tlonai parks, to visit Arizona during their western trip, according to r5es5ags.
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c.sta--,s!n fines Cannot De Curt

local l-G. H.s as thy 4-t .... -st -s.d nlrl of tae
 0U.r Hre sHy lH c-rr cai-ffl4s.
 .. ta-t B Ly ntt4tIio.-l t..a.. tHrrhal frs.l.-s To gsUs D. a1 H "a. t r1--...|at "t# t.a I1Ff-.a.ln --4l NL.l t-H t.l. 9am,a yaa hove A runb.trr Suu.u .- ifa ref,ee. hearing. fHA vhpa it IS e1ur' cd prs as !s the rtcl!t. Cul'ss e.. I.'Hrr. -.nL .-1 te rrduCf ane tl.e sll-.i t1 .ts tQ. rr conc '. 9. lrrr..f .,ill le . str0yed Tor ycr 7 ry clr (. deafness are caused by aetorsh, which is a1 iEfaned condition ot tAe Irucors srr- faces Halls Ca,arrh Cure acis thru tse b cod ea the mucous surfaces Of tho C., tenn.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars fer any case ot Catsrrhsl Dor fness that cannot be cured ty Nalls Caf@rrh Cure. CIfeuia!s free. An prussls;s 7Jc.
 r J. CHENEY & co. Toledo Q
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Parker-Irrigation projects bring ing era Of prosperity thrushut ;ae oistdriet