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The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
Stomach Out OF
0rdsr7 Try mr.
nething Better to Strsightsn Yes ost
After Eating Too Much. TeNee
Liver. Regulates Bowels. A0to
Pleasantly. Guaranteed.

Many people eat too much every
day and most eat much too much
some days. That is why Americans
suffer moro than any people In the
world Iro.l indigestion, blliousness
and constipation.
with a little thoughtfuiness and
care, however. q great amount of
This distress could be avoided and
you'll never realize how true this fs
until You become one of the several
million people OF this country who
keep box OF Natures. Remedy (NR
II whenever indigestion, billousness or
constipation threatens.
Unlike laxative purges, cathartics,
such MS oil. c1loIucl. etc, which mere
ly force bowel action. Natures Remedy
cxeIt5 n beneficial influence upon the
tem-tlc stpE--cl. liver. bowels and
even TO l-u-.tys- It's purpose In to
promote 81 rJ,s and harmonious ac-
t!on Of q t-' Ors.li.s that handle the
food ;ati boy waste.
"a = - G.J' t..a results which fol-
low IT, OK Natures Remedy are
alwsys a u,LsiltGui surprise to those
WHO frat tgy IL. The action while
rrprupt and thorough, is as mild md
gentle aEd pleasant as Nature her
self. and the thorough cleansing the
body receives brings n feeling OF
real relief and benefit such as no
laxative rill or cathartlc ever pro-
nuccd for anyone.
Get &c box OF Natures Remedy
tNR Tablets and try It. There Is no
risk In doing so. for It must give you
greater relief and i,-nent than any
liver or bowel medicine you ever used
OF money back itlstaat,y. II Is sold.
druggist.
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
Roman Agricultural Notes.

Cincinnatus quilted his plow at the
summons of . Roman senate to lead
the armies OF the republic to battle.
Cato labored daily on his farm.
Regulus asked permission of the
Roman senate for leave OF absence
that he might put his little farm in
order.
farm.
Pliny. the Roman author. says:
-Four hundred stalks OF wheat. all
grown from one seed, were sent TO the
Emperor Augustus, and at another
time $40 from one seed were sent to
the Emperor Nero from Byrsntium In
Africa"
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
CLIPPED LOCKS CALLED FOR
Present Day EmPhatiealIy No Time
for Anything Approaching e.
feminaney In the Malls.

A British brigadisr general and for
mer Etonian was recently invited "
visit his old school and inspect the
officers training camp that institution
maintains. The officer was delighted
with the bearing of the 800 and moro
young officers of the future and praised
them Till their necks grew pink with
suppressed pride. but-in concluding
his remarks the general spoiled II all
by the direst of criticisms-"Th-ir
hair was too long!"
Ii was wrong, he said, for a Bruon
TO allow his hair to grow 50 long that
lie could not see to fight General
Corkern-that was his name-then
Went into detail and said he had seen
II number OF the college boxers In set
tos the previous evening and many Of
them appeared In the ring with long
locks neatly plastsred back from noble
brows. After the FIRST round however.
the spectacle was different. since the
boys. looked out as well as possible
through smoke bsrrage Of iank.
view hut did not In the least hlnuer
the -nemy's attack. Cut 'em short,
boys" was his Injunction.
Regardless of peace assurances from
he League of Nations. Britain is de-
iermined not to sink back into military
unpreparedness, and II the generals :
criticism may be taken in wider
sense the entire island must keep lis
locks close trimmed and not agair lie
blinded by vanity and self-satisfnc'i"n
to what is going on In neiglborine
countries.
Long hair may be esthetic aud may
prove attractive to the opposite sex
through contrast, since the ladies
themselves are going in for short hair
and DIFFERENTIATION, but the Tine
f fuxury and long male locks has
ct come. even II there has been
meniary let-down Of ms>culin-.
m ale following the cessation Of ac-
fuHl hostilltIes.
We have seen as yet no symptoms
Of longhairedness among our own
American youth. and trust We may
not do so. especially since. although
II j. definitely over over there. II IL
by no means done on this side OF the
Atlantic. The resdiustm-nt. unless all
signs fail. Is going to require quite as
clear and close-cropped polls as did
the conquest OF the Hun.
ON the other hand. 1t must be re-
membered that longhairedness Is en-
blemstic OF anarchy and bolshevisn
and Of hose Missionaries who out OF
their fringed locks see society ~
through a glass. darkly. Therefore IT
10 doubiy necessary for our young
manhood TO give Its syesisht free play.
safe upon the one side from the sleek
tressss Of the effete and upon he
other fron the matted name Of the
murder lovsrs.-Sew Orleans Timss-
Pfcayune
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
Grape Juice Parfait.

scat until stinr one and one half cup
fuis of heavy cream. add one half cup
ful uf grape juice and the julie" Of half
lemon. Cook together TO the soft
ball stage three-fourths of eupful uf
sugar and one.half cupfui Of grape
juice then pour boiling hot water over
the siifiy beaten egg white; beat un-
I'll cold. Fold the two mixtures to-
grther and pour into "a quar- mold.
filled to overaowing. Lay a whxed
paper over the mixture and press the
cover In place over the paper. Pack
IN equal measures Of Ice and salt. Let
stand three hours.
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
Stockholders Meeting

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of The Lamar Motor
Sales Company will be held at the
said Company's salesroom on Monday.
February 8, 1920, at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
for the purpose of electing Board Of
Directors for the ensuing year ard the
transaction Of such other business as
may come before said meeting.
Dated ct Lamar, Colorado, January
20. 1920.
C. H. WOODEN,
Secretary.
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
Oyster Shell Roads.

Two great oyster reefs in the Gulf
Of Mexico. one at Sabine. Tex. the
other at the mouth OF the AtchHfalaya
river on Point au Fer, La. are to be
used for surfacing good roads. The
reefs are valued at s65.0O0.Q00 A
Galveston man has been awarded q
contract to remove 900. 900 cubic feet
Of shells from the Point au Fer resf
for use on the roads IN that section
Of LouistAaA-
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04

Columells. a Roman writer on aEri-
cultural topics. prescribes this curious
treatment for working oxen: After
oxen get through plowing and come
home heated and tired, they must have
little wine poured down their
throats. and after being fed little
led out 10 drink; and II they will not
them"
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
Why Teddy Left.

As the Sunday school teacher was
entering she classroom she saw little
girl and her small brother leaving In
great haste.
"why. Anna" she exclaimed in sur
prise, you aren't going homer"
Please. Miss Jones, we've got to 20. /"
said Anna. in distress; "Freddie's swal-
lowed his collection"
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
Almond Cakes.

Use any good white eooky recipe.
roll and cut the cookies. then spread
with maple fondant and sprinkle with
chopped almonds while they are still
warm from the oven.
A box of cakes and a glass Of Jelly
or n bottle Of grape juice makes q
most acceptable gift. II eliminates the
unessential, for they are soon gone.
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
orsps Juios ehsrbet.

Boil together one quart Of water and
two cupfuls Of sugar (strained honey
may be used) for 20 minutes: add a
teaspoonful OF gelatin which has been
softened In three tablespoonfuls Of
cold water. When cold add two cup
fuls of grape juice and the juice Of one
lemon. Freeze. Serve In sherbet
glasses with a cherry for garnish.
breakfast grapefruit Il delicious
served with II spoonful or two Of grippe
juice poured into the center of the pre-
pared halves Of grapefruit
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
ways with Grape Juies.

The thrifty housewife who has bot
tied enough grape juice to supply her
family with many tasty dishes and
drinks is fortunate. Grape juice IL %
popular with everybody that 1t is be-
coming the universal drink. But grape
Juice may be used for various dishes
besides. Of which the following are q
few:
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
The Kitchen Cabinet.

Persons who are conscious of q neces-
sity for ''kiiling time" can hardly be said
to be living. For life is such a wonder
full thing. such a fascinating thing. such
an all-sbsorbing Joyous experiences. that
It IL impossible to tolerate the suggestion
of killing even = second Of time in which
We have the privilege of living.
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
Nu1 h>+~s.Q
Doing Things Wrong Way.

The man who does things the wrong
way and does not know II will not
stop at failure. he is foredoomed to
disaster unless some one comes to his
rescue And the rescue brigade Is
poorly manned
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
THANKSGIVING APPROPRIATELY OBSERVED HERE.

Now. therefore. do -,cemment ani asstzn Thursday .he e6th day Of November neNt. io be devoted by ,hs Peop.e of these S,A.e-. 10 he Ser vice Of tha, srea. and glorious Being 0ao is 'he b inefficient Au,hor of al
 h. .ad 'ha. was. ,ha' .,. or ,ha. viii 5. Ina wo may then ali unite IT rendering un,o finn ou- sincere and lamb,e thanks for Ills kind care ani protection of'he People c@ this Cou4- 'ry prey.ous To their becoming a pa- lion: Frr -a- snai and manifold ms...e, anl .he favourable .rtarp g.. ..ea- a ills providence ia th- course A conclusion ot -ae ,i,e War -Et. cesp. from The frs, Presidential Proclamation. signed Ii. WIsuugsa
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
TOMBSTONE COUPLE SURPRISE FRIENDS.

T1king their friends by complete surprise David >eph "Pinkie" Walsh and Ms, Ls-ena Henderson, were married Wednesday night The au- uouncemenl was made a, the Mas qnerade bal Rev Jno. Leaver of the Catholic church performed the m.r:!aee ceS'nCny
 The ma-r:asr was the cilminatio, of bri: cour,sh.p. and Wednesta day night. wi,hou; letting it be known 0 .heir friends. ;he groom hunted q, C-rrk J F. James Of the Superior Conn and procured the license and fak:ag his bride and two witnesses Wen; 70 the home Of Rev. I.eaye-, where the ceremony was performed Rt urHing 10 ;he dance the couple aE- allacod thr wedding ;o ;he.s friend;,
 King them by surprisp 10 say tns .!as,.
 Th" bride ., ;he daughter Of M.. an. Mi, x French. and has ra. ,c,t here in Tombstone for some s'rl-. having come from los Angeles. where she made her home She has been one O. the c,erkS in inc county 'rea>urer's office
 The groom is the sen of Mr ami Mr, David Walsh. oi Tombstone. pic ne-r~ of C1chise county. and was born here making h.. home in Bsbee with his parent, until they removed to Tombstone about year ago He is a n mfchan.c employed a the Day Nigh, Garage. They vill make the.r hom" in Tombstone
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
: RcAoE CHANGES HANDS.

\ Geii whereby Ms. ]. II Mac. purchased from Mrs Josephlne Rock.
 Arcaae Hotel was closed last -4'..is. and NJ, Macia vii. ,aEc s.aile of ;he ho;e. a, once. The ho. .s-. iaca,sI near the depo,. was par. chose! by Ms. Rock from Pau! A. SHi'h -e,sr,. monrns ago. and siuc, ha time a considerable number o, .m .ot,m'H;- have been made and He buious completely renovated :, auHher u moLt,n features have beel 1tGe! @ th nuIg aua deccra;!ns b3;h .n, de and out Mrs. Mac.a plans 70 coniiane .mtroHng the place anl @.. cater 10 ihe travelling public win 'ae be,t accommodation ayai.. able The .deratlon Of sale was no made rub..c. whi.. ;he date O, change in management has not ye- been announced.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
CONCERNED ARMY HORSES
 SELL FROM s2o TO sso:
 THEY'RE NOT WORTH MUCH

DOUGLAS Nov. 26 Maj. Alex. E. Jones Of ihe quar,ermaster corps. F. Reno. oA.a. has returned from Fo-t Huachuca, where he concluded sac Of about 75o condemned cavalry hors es and mules at Camp Harry Jones and For, Huachuca Mai Jones is returning to San Antonio Eighth army corp. area headquarters
 The condemned cavalry horses 'n most part wtnt for a song. so 10 speak. but they were nc; worth much lt was said the average price obtain ed for the horses at auction here was about sSO while the average al Fort Huachuca was under s20 Some of the mules. however brought much higher prices. having been sold. for as high as sI2O here. an army officer said
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28

F. ak,sv'ng day Nl, appropriately obs rsea in Tombstone yesterday C.i matic coaii'!on, a-or-ed in a,i spir.
 ot .haukWIns,- Motor cars vel a..ed v.;h those who sought relaxa ..aa and pleasure dotted the various h-s4W4y, leading in and ou, of Tom5- -ssae Many spread their Thanks giv- ine day dinner in the mountains. es- aecil..y those from northern parts Q; n country who found especis, d. ieh, in the unique experience Of pleasant outdoor feast al a time of the year when snow storms were being reported back home
 Others formed motor parties to Bis. bee. Douglas. G!eesoR. Benson anI surrcunding localities.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
LAW NEEDED

Arizona ueel- law 20 nrohib', mo.or car. .rom carrying a search or -ao' ..-'' ,.-..-day Tomb ne Cd
 -rryir@ five people returning from H.sara was aa-r.y wrecked because 4 ar.Fs-.af a ctr driving !. .-bee taree H sna- !sh. ~ish' .r.o Inc face, D. Tho occupants 10 inc mb-;one cas "i.h 'hc rr-r,' that he ear le', he roadway going o,er a iNo.foo' em- aankmsn. ono 'hc rocks bu; for |. aa;e'y The car did mot oye-mrn and received TO damage In Canada an many states in 'he union spot lrh.s a-- prohibited aad there is no use fo- mem ot real value of necessity 10
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
HERE FROM UNIVERSITY FOR THANKSGIVING.

Practically al, the Tombstone COZ tirgent attending the University oi Arizona cane in Wedna sday evening io spend Thanksgiving with their a. enis and will remain over until Su1. day These who came in were C1-- nelia .'orre.ius. Lorna Lockwood. Norma Barr. Mildred Stark. Cami.ia Dalgleish. Jimmie Ear. Fred Johnson n,,h ph.- 1..rrnii,,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
WANTED BADLY.

No tor murder or any crime. but 'tar ni. there are wanted in Tomb .;onr seyera, houses si, 10 live in. Peop.e are going 70 other p.aces who Mou,d come here. Ju. Tor lack of sui.- lb,e placrs :, resale. We have some ,hai coud b. renovated a; a mod rat.
 Xaense and rented al once if tna owner. were alive 70 tbe urgent de nard-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
SOON RI EAOY
 FOE SuSlN E SS.

Gaccma Bso'h"rs and Saunders ara busy preparing 10 open in their nss place of business in ihe budding for- mer.y occupied by the Service Au.o Ccmnauy \ lighting pant. and coz. pressed air apparaiu, have been .i- stated aad 'he gasoline pump is b.. ms installed today They cxpec, [, D" ready for bn,.ns., ai the n-e stand by t5e fir; os tae week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
BROUGHT STILL.

pefu'y SA-r.f- I'm Poster aid Jack R>aa ot Lowe, We,r in Tomb stone ,-lAy bringing d!s,i.,irg a2, sae4ta~ ca,u.cd in ,he -e,id nee e Chris ilaanln.a oa 'hr night of N. vem- -er ;'ah Thee p.n'~ of vhi;= ma.e. he protac Q. 'ae sr.i,, and d uuIu--y of mash were a!s. captured 9y .h, officer. F.,'er and Ha. smisa. &ho ma.e rhe raid The s;iH is T soac4..y o.u-.ruc'ed affair. made ou- it .a.,- copper aa, wa, sons,=ucte2 .a .hr Warren p.-'s.e. according te me od.c.r, wlg hove 4 clue 10 :as maua. .,,.ur-r. .Auo will be prosecuted u1I-r -hs -l.c.. manufacture 8t st...s-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 2S. 1920

T one car and today another car load Q, win livestock was side-tracked righ, in M- Hoods back yard in the l.. W. B.iuu re sidence. Joe having b-ogaht h.s ccws an chickens 'nevery-
 hing a.ong wi,h him to Tombstons to enjoy cur climate for the next tso years. q; east.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28

Rey. wilbur Fiske. Of the Methodist E. .copal church Of Phoenix. was H. Tombstone today. representing the Conference Of the Board of Stewar;s c. the Arizona Missicn Conference of the M E. church Mr Fiske. as sec. retaTy of the corporation asks that li
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
LOOKING FOR HOUSE.

John F R.,,. county attorney y-e.ec'. mf,H.-.. ty h.> wiir. Were 4a ! mo- .sae 'h.s a -ruoou looking for house 2. occupy a:'er h- frs; ,. .lle Wear when Mr Ross takes onie Th,y repir; d.Gicsl,y iu siaG.ra a su .- ab.e r.-i.,uce and have met ". h. ra,.d whli they are looking for
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28

While returning ,o h.- home a; BiE- bee iAsi evening. P. W. Clerk ran i:.- to d horse about miles rom B:sbs- ssd broke Inc steering gear of hs car H.D VAS sent Out from Bisbee ana he car toned into town None of tIe .,.-... ,,.n,a i,;u.d
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28

Moving 10 Tombstone bag and bag gage" to use the old phrase. might well describe the arrival of Joe Hood. sheriff-elect. 10 Tombstone 10 make his residence for the next two years
 MT Hood shipped his hous ohold goois
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28

Walsh. They were summoned to a..
 end ,he wedding of their cousin. Da. Eid I1,eFh Walsh to Miss Loren1 henderson, the marriage being Der formed by Rev Father Leaver. Of the ( 'a !c church Margaret Kean. and Muriel Rice, seccnd cousins Were
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Or.y ien marriage lcense- were i- sued on; cf The office O; Clerk J F James of the Superior ccur; during me past week. as follows
 Truman T. Burr. 10. of Douglas. 10 wed Fly B2gley, eS. of Lewis Spring
 Homer Carter. 2s Bertha Riyas. l8. 0o:h of Douglas.
 Pan'i.eon Nor!ega. is Teresa Ac..- h. 35. bo,h of Douglas
 David J Wash. g. of Tombs,cn, Lorena F. Henderson, 2S, Of Douglas
 Lemue! Bqdd woolston. 2S Lena Mae Barbara Maddux. ls both Of Douglas
 Herbert l. Barnes. ls. Iuani;a NJ. Clark. lS both of Bisbee
 Francisco Ochoa. 2i. Manuela Orte- sa. IS. both of Douglas.
 .Re.coe I.8fgrren. g, Of st. Day.5. Athena Pearl Porter. Is. Of Pomerene. consent given.
 Joseph P Nlekodem. g. Blaneh J. Campbell. 20. both Of Bisbee
 Arthur A Fields, 26. Matte Jones. ,.s
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
WAS IN DOUGLAS.

Geotse Ilenshiw. chic: deputy shes. fl. and county assessor-e!ec;. accom-. panied by hls family. spen, yesterday in Douglas visiting with friends Mr Henshaw. attended 10 official matters th.r1
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
HERE FROM PHOENIX.

Mrs Lucille Bressler. and daughte- oi Phoenix. are spending several dav- in Tombstone. the guest Of Mrs. BresJ ler's msiher. Mrs Dave Armstron. and her sister. Mir. C. J. Wynn
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Rice. of Bis bee. with MT. and Mrs. Joseph Keanc. ef Colorado. came 70 Tombstone for Thanksgiving week. visiting their un.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28

he d.ssoivei and the monies now Vi. der control Of the organization be ap. rr'5Di.st,i 70 the southern California turiercLce. ;h., d.s;ric, having bee9 s,ceaty taken under ;he jurisdiction. ot the Ca..farnia Ccnference
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
| shopping trip.
CITY COUNCIL MET.

The City Council held a brief seq s'cn at the council chambers last night fer the purpose Of approving the bonds Of the city officials The bond Of City Treasurer G. B. Warner fir s5.oo0 was approved and an ad.'. tional bend Of s3500 ordered since at
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
WEDNESDAY
FROM WACO.

Df. C E Ta.3eE. cf Naco. is iE Tombstone today visiting with h.5 -I'her. C E Tsrbel. and sister. Mrs. ua. C Weich The elder MT Tarbe !!
 aa is spending several weeks in Tombstone rom his home al Fulie-- u,u. Gail. spent several days in Nac1 Nih his son.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
ATTORNEYS HERE.

Am-as he attorney, .4 toau todal 70 ed ,a.r..r Coar, wcg II T. P.,.e'L Judee F N. p1an, c. V Man -- p Beu,h.mo'. Doug a-: Nh Hl-. men'ha. J. l.. WM.er, Frank Tn m4s : !. W ]. : X M..Aln. Glsbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
REPAIRING CABLE.

Maaagsr c. ". Maugim ut the h.. ga, telephone exchange and two lin-. maA from Phoenix are bGsy tcpa.r.;.S 'hc damage Gone 70 the c1be line 5v h. fire last Tuesday night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
and Khesd Cornelius.
RETURNED FROM DOUGLAS.

County Atrurney K N French -s- turned to Tombstone today from Douglas. where he spent Thsnksgiv- ing with his family.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
ROM DOUGLAS.

The manager of the Cachi.e coun.y territory Of SNif, X Co.,. Mr. Har,. has leased the old Wcolpry place o.. Ninth Street and will move in a. once. MT liar; says that Tombstone is the best location in the county sor hi. work
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
FROM DOS cABEZAS.

George Ney came in Wednesday night from Dos Cabezas and spent Thanksgiving here wiih his wife. anl chilIren
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
SUBMITTED ON BRIEFS.

Tine >ui' Of -he Eirec,or Genera, os Railroad, against the shannon Corpe- Company Of Gicc.on. for paymeu, os S7.ooo for a,pu- track built on com. paar property WAS continued br Judge Lockwood yesterday and wi.
 2 .ubm-..eA .o the cour. on brie-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
FROM RANCH.

Mr and Mrs. Cecil Costello came in today from the,r ranch in the Ora. g3ons and Will spend Thanksgiving in Tombstone with Mrs Costellos par. ents. NJ. and Mrs. Victor Clochet,i.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
ARRIVED FRcM DOUGLAS.

Joe Hcod, sheriff-e,ect. accompan- Jed by his family arrived in Tom5. stone today from Douglas and W. mike their home W'ih Mr. and MT. ]. II. Macia unui the home former, occupied by R E. Kreb, and family oan be placed in shape. Their house. hold c.tec'. have been shipped an, H- be here within q few days
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
BETTER TODAY.

\ reiephone mc~>ae, received th.s morning from Mr> II F. Ferguson 's that her husband who was operate ! upon Last Friday for appendicitis. i- yeriue much better today and Will b, abe 10 .,.,, Tho hospital .a abou, a M..L
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
FROM BENSON.

Harry Sco':. farmerl. oi Johnson aD. now iocGed ar Beusou was r. Tombstone today cu mining matter
 II, and Martin Fi,hbacb haze just ., uraad from a mining inspection trip inc Ii,''e leIlows:ones in rlmn
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
aERE foR rHANksolVINo.

M aud Nr. Doanr Merrill ol PAo.- nix ar. in Tombstone tor several day.. having come here 20 spend Thank. v.as the guess ot M- aad Mrs T. r Merrill
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
? ) GENE rA tCcfTOR HERE

ai Gallagher s.4--t. sai.rur et l Pc, ..e-. W..l Headquarters D as "s- ]. Tlu,st.a- .ada o.1e..H.. by H.- N.s~. .Y.ai.ag a
 us- her- ai eaut u4.tar-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR.

The ladies ot S, Pau,s Episcopal Guild will give d Christmas Bazaar on Saturday llth a; Machomich Hall toe ginning al C o'clock Tea. chocolate and cake will be served while numer- ous articles O; fancy work will be old that will make eXceleuG Xmas nrp>pu:S
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28

Mrs ] < Chambers returned home ',day from brie; v',i; in Tucson vi'h her son. Georsc. Nho i, attend .as ;he [ C \ there Her son, Fred. shp Is located a; Casa Graude. re turned home with her and wi; sren, ThMbsgj,irg here aith his parents
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
FROM GlEE SON.

NJ ] sullivan. justice of the Peace or Geeson. spen, q few hours in the county seat today on business with ;he county attorneys office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
THANKsGI.lNo MASQUERADE.
cATTLcH EN HERE.

Harry Has.s.gr,n and J.n Wolfe wei known caiticmen Q! i.ew.s Spr.ng- spen, q few hours lu Tomb stone today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
HAVE BABY 5CY.

! !. Me.s-cn Tombstone pioneer. a., received word that son was hcr" 'n Mr. and Mrs leonard Me.- -.en. 'he early par, of he week ai :. ..a-yi,le, Texas. where Mr. MeEgrea :, aoa ,oca'cd in the oil fields.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
TO ElS6EE E.

Cuun.y Assessor F. \ Hughes du1 w.le Tcu' io Bi,hce ,his afternoon where Mr. Hughes Wa, called on off Cia. bu, ness They are making pr.. pIr-iious for m'y ng 70 PhaenN. wheie Nr iughe- 'lk,, office on .Iaa- uary l>; as s;ate tax comm ~>ioaor
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
MINING MAN HERE.

Frank Mckinney. d mining maa os c.-y .od.t attending 'o scme miniaa ml'.sr- arrr .a caanec,i4n win pro - '.t'e, h. oNu- .a :he Sou.hern Rs. nup.rc
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
TO FARCE

E.v Fr Wan Ja, i.easer. c. fh- .ocI Catholic church mu.ored .a p-tree to-day where l- NH cHndue. Si"aay services. re.u-uius fo Tamj. s.on sunday uieh-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
h AVE BABY GIRL.

Accorl.as to a telephone message received in Tombstone this afternoon a bj5y g;r. Nas horn % Mr and Mr.. T n. C!oehe',i in Tucson thi, morn ing As ,"on a> Tony received ,h. m's 'as" ne Aas;ened 10 Tucson 10 se. " look d i.,e n, \ daughter. Mrs. Cj, chtti and daughter are doing nice.y