davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1920-07-02
IlOSS

Andrew Jackson Ross, aged 13 years,
died at his residence ON Fourth ST.. +,
North Milford, Del. on Friday after
noon, June 25th, 1920, after an illness
which has extended through several
months. The funeral was held on
Monday morning following, and inter
ment made in Odd Fellows cemetery
in Milford by W. G. Powders, the
funeral director. While afflicted with
asthma for a long time, he was able
to be about his home, and even came
down to town occasionally; but death
was the result of apopleXy and he was
stricken at his home while walking in
the yard. He was one of the char
ter members of the Red Men in Mil
ford and for years was actively inter-
ested in the affairs of that society, and
well known in its membership through
ont Delaware.
Miss Elizabeth Ross Miss Lulu Ross,
teacher of the primary grade in the
Milford school, and Mrs. Margaret L.
Deputy, wife of Harry NJ. Deputy of
Cedar Neck. and one brother, Lewes
r. Ross of Milford survive him. Mr..
Ross wife died ten years ago.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-12
XXII.
Frieder chvalen.

Frieder byl skutecne zahrno
van samymi tituly a stal Sc
hrdinou celem Berline. NoVi-
ny psaly o mem dlouhe clanky,
V nichz oznamovaly, re byl po-
volan do Berlina, co sc primo
dilo b6hem navstevy u clsare'
- Ma to oznamil mayor mesta,
ze porucik Adami ucini pred
nasku We prosp6ch restaurace
llostela svate Alzbety Anders
heimu svych zkusenostech V
r6meckem uzemi JIM Afri-
Ce.
Osoba, iez byla TAX vyhleda-
vana vSude. zustala uplne ne
zm6n6na; byl zrovna tax pr
vetivym jako drive; kourll
svou cigaretu timtez zpuso-
bem, kl0uzal Sc pani Terezou
q tancil S III zabavach dava-
Tnych ma ieho pocest. Ale ne
tancil nj nikdy vsak casteJi
nezli S ostatnlmi.
Tereza byia mnohem bled-
81 a mnohem rozcilenejsi neil
obvcejne a doktor byl zavazn6
Izy6dav. radi, Sc sc svou matkou
| c nahle jeii zmene.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-12

Vzchopila Sc a odesla. Neve
della, co il schazi a vubec ne
chtela ami vedeti. Byla by rada
vykonala neco neobycejneho-
mysl jeji byla v znacne mire
poboufena.
Pc nekolik tydnu, kamkoli |
sla aneb sc postavila, videla tn
samou slicnou statn0u postavu |
muze S p6knymi vlasy, jehoz O. |
Ci nikdy ma nj tax nepohlizely f!
ktere dosud pronikaly az do
neihlubSich utrob iejl srdce,
vzbuzujlce il strasny bol. Vi
jdela stale ten smutny jeho obli-
tej, jenz Sc usmival smichem
pfisernym; videla tn draze mi
llovanou osobu a nemohla Sc te
predstavy zbaviti.
A on ienom nalezel il = il
1
samei
Polozila zat'ate pest6 ma
ram u okna. Videla ho pritom
nosti cisare timtez vzezrenim,
liak jej videla naposled stolu,'
Iv;d6la, jak Sc bavi n6jakou
hrdou aristokratickou kraskou
& vypravuje dame t6 vSechny
ty sceny, jez V Africe byl zazil
a to V barvach takOvych, jako
nekdy j same byl vypravoval.
IJak nevd6Gnou sc mu stala.
| Cim il byll Mohla jej miti, kdy
| by byla cht6la = ona no ne
cht6la stala Sc zenou, milova-
nou zenou jineho - jin6ho.
"Nuze, drahousku, dosud isl
zde bez sv6tla?" volal prav6 V
tomto okamziku hlas jejiho
manzela.
"Dosud", odpovcd6la chlad-
ne.
Posadil Sc ma divan a vzdychl
haste.
/ "DrahouSku", chlacholil, "ne
: zlob Sc = ia zalezitost dneSni
: mne trochu dojala".
Ona Sc neptala: "Jaka zale-
: zitost?" tedy Sc nedozvedela,
} re musel prov6sti nesnadnou o.
: reraci ujmutim nohy jistemu
D nemOcnemu.
: "Pojd' ke mn6, TerezO!'
Zvolna Sc vzchopila.a prikrc
ella k nemu a nahnula Sc k ne
: mu TAX laskyplne jako obyceJ
ii ne.
il Pritiskl il ma sva prsa. -
u "Zde. nyni 81 nepreji niceho VI
&c ma Gv6te".
Neodpoved6ia, ,iednOduse p'
;, krCila rameny a to tax meme
lie toho ami nepozorOval, ,vzdo
tomu, ze mel rame sve ovinut'
= kol jeji size. Sedeli takto mic
= ky hezkou chvili, az konetn
: ona polohlasit6 pravila;
= = "Bylo by to krasne! !"
y "Co pak?"
"Kdybys u6inil n6co -"
d "UGiniti n6co zvlaStniho'
dodal.
81 "Jak vystredni jsi! Snad
- " vavffny Friedrovy nedaji p
- Koje::"
&c A op6t pokrcila rameny
pres jeii rty vyklouzla polosly
Sitelna slova jakymsi mama
- Lanim: "Co je mi po Friedrc
= viz"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-12
Divka k niGemu
Roman cd w. Heimburga.
Pro "Domacnost" pfelozil Jos. L. Voborsky.
Roman cd w. Heimburga.
Pro "Domacnost"

cyl Vym2nlll ponleuy sNe' Ollo-
vail Sc k sobe zcela chladne
jako by ia kadefava hlava jeji
nikdy byla nespocivala ma jeho
prsou, jako by on nikdy byl ne
l.bal ty ruzovG meme rtiky, ia
ko by ty jeji oci nikdy nevyro-
nily tolik slz pro n6ho.
Julie sc radovala; !; jedina vec
byla il vsak nevysvetlitelnou.
Coz to jeho srdce neciti ami
nejmensi bolesti?
Wesley masopust Sc kvapne
blizil. Tereza byla hluboce "a
hrana DO vybirani mody ma
maskarni Saty; porucik navrho
val. re by Sc il znamenite no.
dily saty svedske venkovske
divky.
Pc obed3 oba byli samotni v
komnate. Otec Krautner po-
rucik ob6dyali totiz dokto-
ri. Bedrich byl volan "a svou
povinnosti, starry pan odebral
Sc domu, ably vykonal zadost
svemu odpolednimu spanku.
Stul byl ma polo uklizen, jen
rektere nadobi a sklenice do
sud Sc zde nalezaly. Pred nj
mi stal p6kny pohar ma vino.
Kolem poletovaly oblacky von-
neho dymu Q cigarety, kterou
porucik kouril. Vzduch byl te-
ply naplnen vuni peknych o.
ranzu a kavy. Ohen krbu po-
malu dohoTival. Blede svetlo
lednoveho dne matn6 dralo Sc
skrz okno do toho pfivetlveho
pokoje. Hodiny cvakaly svym
jednotvarnym tonem tlk-tak,
Ten modni list, V nemz mlada
zena prohlizela move stfihy sa-
tu, byl jiz po nekolikrate pro-
hlednut porucik zdal Sc kre.
sliti nejakou figurku ma papi
re. Oba byli zamlceni, byl
dnes DO prve po dlouhe dobt
Gocela Samotni.
Tereza skrizila sve ruce a u
prene pohlizela ma kreslice.
"Zde", pravil tax netecn'
lax ien mohl, avsak pfece ne
byl schopen zakryti sve Vnitf
nj rozechv6ni a ten tresouci 81
HAS = "nyni, jen 81 pfedsta'
ty barvy = to krasne vyslva
nj, ty modr6 pole, budes NIT
hned poneti o tom. Videl Jsen
tento kostum ma jedne svedsk
lodi, kapitana S jeho mlado'
hezkou zenou, jako ty Tere
zo".
Ona Sc hluboce uzardela.
Opet zavladlo ticho.
Konecne Sc vzchopila a 81
nllcky ke krbu, uchopila pohr
bac a roznitila ohen. SledOva
j; svym zrakem ona musel
zpozorovati jeho ohnivy pc
nled a obratila Sc.
"Budeme Sc klouZati dnes?
"Jestli 81 pfejes?"
Tereza pristoupila k okn'
ably Sc podivala Ma oblohu
pax na teplemer, jestli tot
neni velka zima. On sc vzch'
pil a nasledoval il.
Stall tesne u sebe, temt
schovani ia zaclonou. Zelen'
We svetlo pronikalo skrz ma
tabulky a ien Jedlna mela c
st6jsi barvu.
"Jak caste staval jsem zde
pravil hlubokym hlasem, dr.
sv6ho Cornelia Nepota V +
kou a studuje pohllzele
toho stareho dvora, jakoz
chlapec lituji kazdeho toi
siadce zde proziteho okami
ku. PAX staval jsem zde po
deli taktez" = rozpfahl 7
ku proti move tabulce.
"Zanech upomlnek!" zvol
la nahle q ieji hlas znel lako'
mu poroucela.
"Posadime se?"
"Ano." odpovedela, nicm
ne pfece zdrahave. Nahle Sc
remu obratila a uprela s
irasne oci ma jeho oblic'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-12

"Ui te neobt6zuji veritelee''
"Ba ne. ia 81 dal ma dvefe ta-
bulku "NeStovice".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-12

ltlt.
: "Jak jsem mohl odpustiti te,
ktera nne odcizila o'steStl me-
ho zivota?" pokrac0Val zalost-
ne.
V prlStim okamziku spadla
zaclona "a tn ztepilou postavu.
Tereza slysela jeho kroky po
koji, slysela, jak otevrel a opet
zavfel dveTe! Zustala zde jako
by byla primrazena.
Po male chvili vstoupila do
pokoje sluzka.
"Madame?"
S namahanim sc vzchopila.
"Co 81 prejes"
"Porucik ceka, madame a
zada, abyste Sc pripravila ma
klouzani".
Pfilozila ruku ma cello. REX
nj mu, ze je mi velmi Ito, re
nemohu prijiti, jiz Sc hodne
pripozdilo pax = mann bole-
nj hlavy. Anebo ne, nerikej, re
mann boleni hlavy'.
Ma to odb6hla do pokoje k
dit6ti, ale toto bylo sve ba-
bicky. Sla tedy dolu a usadila
lse ke kamnum, pozorujic sta
renu, jak laSkuje tim rozto-
milym hochem.
"Co soudis o porucikovi, Te-
Irezo?" tazala Sc nahle PAM
Roettgerova.
"Co ie nlm?"
"Byl povolan do Berllna a
ma oznamiti cisari vysledek bit
Ivy. o, jak Sc muze nyni sma-
til"
"Jak to vis?" tazala Sc Te-
reza V podivnem spechu.
"Od Bedricha. Dopis priSel
zrovna V tom okamziku, kdy2
isl odfekla S MIN jiti ma led
Frieder odjede dnes vecerl"
Tereza neodpovedela, ak
tvar jeii Sc zardela.
"Stary pan z Willy pokouse
Sc primeti no, ably uspOrada
Irejake prednasky o svych zku
Senostech a spusobu ziti CT
: zich koloniich" oznamoval;
dale pani Roettgerova. My
: slim, re slibil tax uciniti az pr
? Sti tyden. BudeS videt, jak an
: derSheimSti budou zavoditi ,
sedadla, vse jest nadSeno pr,
I toho Afrikana".
: Julie, ktera byla ma ceste k
/ Krautnerovum, ably pomohl;
: bratrovi spakovati jeho veci
potkala pani Terezu nekolil
minut pozdeji ma chodbe.
"Kam jdes?" ptala Sc il MI
a da zena.
a TX Friedrovi".
/ "Pockej, pujdu tebou; t
a Jest, ia chci videt otce".
y Kdyz dosly do Willy, Terez
vstoupila do pokoje otcova
=" Julie opet veSla ku svemu bra
trovi.
/, Hostuv pokoj naplnen byl m
a Grymi oblacky tabakoveho d!
4 mu. Starec sedel We sve leno'
J. ce a kouril z dlouhe dymky
naproti nemu doutnikem |
+ stech sedel jeho yet. Dusto
4 nix howell 81 u rohu stolu.
e Otec a manzel pfivitali /,
j. rezu vesele Frieder Sc vzch,
Pill mlcky Sc sveho mista. "Pl
q Sla Julie tebou?" tazal Sc.
.e ''Ano", odpovedela Terez
l. iona ii chce pomoci zabali
TO nektere v6ci".
to "To jest laskavost."
10 PostaviIa Sc "a otcovu zidl
j. nechte.a Sc posaditi pravic,
T. chtela pouze videti, jak mu j
u byl tax napadne bledy.
"To je vse, proc jsi sem pi
a. SLAP" tazal Sc starec, sm6je
oy ia jsem tax cerstvy jako +
ba We vod6".
Vzchopil Sc a pristoupil
e. Zrcadlu, Jez umisteno bylo M
k pradelnikem. "Musim Sc pre-
We ped att, ak vypadam", br
j, cel 81.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-12

PA uCSNiC GILL pothe1l JoNih pam
Norbonovou, jak sedela We ;
SVEN kocaru a zdala Sc byti u
pine zdravou - a dnes jest jiz
nebozkou".
''Panf Norbonova?" zvolala
1ereza. "Ty jsi mi tom ne
fekl, Bedrichu, niceho!"
Sam jsem o tom slysel".
"Coze? Ty nejsi vice donna
elm lekarem Norbonu?"
Pustil oblacky dymu 2 ust.
"Zda Sc, re jiz nebudu", odpo-
vedel tise.
Nahle Sc mlada zena zacer-
venala We tvaTi.
"Jiz nejsi vice modernim le-
karem?" odpoved6la ostre. =
"Od noveho roku nebyl isl vo-
Ian ami cd Brinkmanu, ami cd
Voigtu !'
Small Sc.
"To cd te DOLBY, co 81 vsimas
tax mnoho me prakce.
"Vzdycky jsem 81 toho vsi-
mala, vice nezli ty 81 myslis. Ma
kazdy spusob nejsem tax ne
vsimavou jako ty, ktery jsi mel
takovou dobrou povest pc ce-
lem meste nyni il ztracls!'
zvolala tem6r rozhorcene.
"Nuze", brucel 81 stafec,
| ktery neved6l, zdali ona zertu-
| je aneb to mini opravdu.
| Doktor Sc dosud usmival; po
rucik nedbale zapaloval 81
| doutnik.
"Kdybych byl ma tvem mi
ste, hledel bych Sc dostat pryt
z tohoto hnizda, bylo by t
snadno obdrzeti profesorsky d
plom Heidelbergu aneb ne.
kde jinde! AvSak ty jsi zcela
spokoien tou starou roklinou
lzde, a mech nekoho jineho, aby
Il rekl vSechny ty druhy neu
veritelnych v6ci".
"Frieder", pokracoval dok
tor n6jak ostre, 'zeptej sc jeht
lVysosti cisare, jestli nepotre
, buje n6jakeho neobycejnehC
: lekare; mole zena by Sc zvla
ste hodila k oSetrovani takov'
osoby".
Starec Sc hlasite small; Erie
der Sc vzchopil. Nevsimaje S
, ani doktorova zertu, poklonl
: Sc dvorne a omlouval sc, re NJ
81 pomoci sye sestre.
! "Nyni mi rekni, dite, jak
a demon hrdosti tebe ovlada !.
: zvolal doktor rychle Zcela We
i sele. Uchopil jeji ruku a prita
l. nul il k sobe, &C zdrahala. ID
o stanu tolik Cd pani Norbonov
o cd tech druhych dvou rodir
abych Sc mohl vzdati zde ia
e >ynoSneho postaveni?"
a Pohodila hlavou a sahla !
i, ma cello; zGalo Sc, jako by Sc jt
k il smysle op6t vracely. "Je'
rni Ito, ze chceS znicit ziVC
a svuj zde", pravila ma te mckee
"a pax jsem jiz nabazena te n
vdeCnosti lidu zde".
% "Rozpustily drahousku, pc
mech to mne. ia mann mnoh
"a pricin byti zahrnovan vdecnt
a sti. Musime jiti domu, jiz
a. pTipozdiva. Dobrou noe, o
6e."
10 Sli domu zahradni stezko
T. q spolecn6 vstoupili do pokol
s. |. dit6ti. Chuva rozsvitila la
Y; pu prostfela velkou deku Il
IL podlahu, ma niz posadili dit
j. jez bylo oble6eno teple s.
tecky.
E. Starena tiSe odesla ven
o. hodina, ktera byla vzdy ro
IL kosnou pro rodice, nyni mast
Ia. Ale ku podivu, dnes neby
a, znati tom rozhovoru mn'
It'll no radosti neb zabavy.
NechceS Sc sucastniti hr
nj 81 S miGi?" tazal Sc dokto
Ii; hodiv Ma ri zertovne mic,
ze kterym 81 chlapec hral.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23

isfy beyond doubt that PERU-NA iswhat need
anywhere tablet
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23

Together with all the tenements
and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or in anywise appeartaining.
Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, the oath day of February, 1920
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. on
said day, at the front court house
door of said county, in Clifton, Green
lee County, State of Arizona, 1 will,
as the undersigned sheriff, in obed-
fence to said order of sale, and de-
cree, of foreclosure, sell the above
described property, or so much there
of as may be necessary to satisfy the
above demands, out of the said pro-
perty, with interest and costs, to the
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
DUNCAN NEWS

Sam Foster was\a business visitor
at Lordsburg On Monday.
James V. Parks was a business ,visi
tor at Lordsburg for few days this
week.
Mrs. E. V. Romney was visitor
at Lordsburg on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Williams, Jr.,
returned to their home near Chandler
Arizona, on Monday after short visit
with Duncan relatives.
Supervisor w. H. Moon was visit
or from the County seat on Monday.
R. D. Williams of Sheldon was a
visitor in town on Monday.
]. x Chiffon was up from Sheldon
on Monday to vote at the bond cleo
ton
A. L. Terry, of Clifton was a visitor
from Clifton on Monday.
County Engineer Vandercook was a
visitor in town on Monday on an
inspection trip.
Miss Frances Thomas and brother,
Jerry, who have been guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Hightow-
er for some time, left on Tuesday for
their home at TeXarkana.
Tony Spezia, a prominent Clifton
business man, was a visitor in Dun
can on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Supervisor and Mrs Duncan Mcneil
of Clifton were visitors in Duncan on
Tuesday, making the trip in their au-
tomobile.
Fred Powell of the York Neighbor-
hood was a business visitor in town
on Monday
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST

Notice is hereby given that the lands
described below, embracing 100 acres
within the Apache National Forest,
Arizona, will be subject to settlement
and entry under the provisions of
the homestead laws of the United
States and the act of June II, 1906
GA Stat, 233) at the United States
land office at Phoenix, Arizona on
March 20, 1920 Any settler who was
actually and in good faith claiming
any of said lands for agricultural pur-
poses prior to January 1, 1906 and
has not abandoned same, has a pref
erence right to make a homestead en-
try for the lands actually occupied
Said lands were listed upon the ap-
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
BATTLE IN CHARGE

]. A. Battle OF Clifton arrived here
on Monday and ON that date took
charge of the Bank of Duncan, the
control of which institution passed to
him by virtue of having purchased
the controlling interest of the bank
Mr.. Battle comes to Duncan we'll rec
commended as an able man thoroughly
familiar with the banking business.
He was formerly connected with the
Clifton National Bank and later with
the Peoples Bank and Trtst Co. of
Clifton, leaving the latter institution
to come tc Duncan. That he will
be successful is his new venture is
certain and we bespeak a f1ourishing
life for the bank under his guidance.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23

Every Housewife knows
the name ''PENICK g.
FORD" on a food means
Alwdys the Best of Its
Kind. ~ years of quality.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23

plcatlons OF the persons mentioned
below, who have a preference right
subject to the prior right of any such
settler, provided such settler or appIi-
cant is qualified to make homestead
entry and the preference right is ex-
ercised prior to March 20, 1920, on
which date the lands will be subject
to settlement and entry to any quail
fed person. The Sc IA Sec. 9. T
IS, R. % E., $50 acres, application of
R. L.. Bailey, Clifton, Arizona; List
3-4372. January -, 1920, D. K.
PARROT, acting Assistant Commission
er of the General Land Office.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

By virtue of an order of sale issued
out of the Superior Court OF the
County Of Greenlee, State of Arizona
dated January 18th, 1920, in certain
action lately pending in said court.
wherein j. C. Bartlett, plaintiff, re-
covered a judgment and decree of
foreclosure sale, against Home Copper
company, corporation-More Con
slldated Mines Company, corpora
Morenci Inspiration Copper Mining
Company, a corporation, defendants.
ana in which action, were implicated
Dell M. Potter and w. w. button as
| defendants, for the sum of three hun
dred dollars with an interest at rate
OF per cent annum from March 3.
1919 until paid, and for sum of two
hundred-fifty dollars, with interest at
rate OF per cent annum from April
2, 1915, until paid, and for sum Of
ne-hundred-seventy dollars with in
terest at rate of per cent per annum
from June 5th, 1915 until paid. and
for two hundred-seventy-five dollars
with interest at rate of : per cent per
annum from January 2, 1917 until
paid, and for sum of six hundred dol
lars with interest at rate of per
/ cent annum from March 2, 1915, until
paid, and for sum of ninety dollars
with interest at rate of 6 per cent an
mum from July 18th, 1915 until paid,
and for sum Of one hundred dollars
with interest at rate of 6 per cent
from November goth, 1916, until paid,
and for sum of one hundred fifty-five7
dollars with interest at rate Of 6 per
cent per annum from February 16,
1916 until paid, and for sum of seven
hundred dollars with interest at rate
of 6 per cent annum from June 5. 1915
until paid: the same aggregating a
sum of forty-three hundred-fity-se
(s4,35762) 62-100 dollars, with inter
est at rate of per cent annum from
October 81, 1919, until paid: together
with costs taxed at s64.9O, with inter
est at rate of 6 per cent annum from
october 81 until paid
That said judgment and decree was
on November 10th 1919, recorded In
Judgment Book ? at Pages 5O-52 of
said court. The said judgment di-
reefs the property hereinafter de-
scribed to be sold and the proceeds
| derived from such sale to be applied
toward the payment of said Judgment
That in pursuance of said order of
sale and decree of foreclosure, I, the
undersigned sheriff am commanded to
sell all that certain lands and pre-
misses, to-wit, the mines and mining
claims, situated in Copper Mountain
Mining District, in county of Greenlee.
state of Arizona, which are known
as the Home Copper Company group
OF mining claims and the names of
said mines and mining claims and
the location notices thereof are re-
corded and of record in the office of
the county recorder of said county of
Greenlee,> in the Transcribed Record
Of Mining Locations of Graham Coun-
ty, in the books of such mining re-
cords, and pages thereof, as follows,
.to-wit:
Name Book Transcribed
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This Medicine Recommended by a Doctor
PAGE THREE

When doctor uses a medicine him
self besides prescribing it to his patients,
he must know that it has merit.
This is what DR.. J. H. Wagner, a prom
inent physician Of Skate, kentucky, has
to say about DR.. Hartman's weil-known
remedy, PE-RU-NA: 81 have used Pc
RU-NA myself for catarrh and have
given it to others for catarrh, bloating
after eating and other ailments. 1t has
proved q success in all cases with old
and young men and women. All speak
well OF PE-RU-NA. 1t is the best of all
tonics."
DR.. Wagner, out of the ful1ness of his
own personal experience, for The good of
all sick and suffering, recommends a
medicine which he knows to be good.
You may be sure a doctor would not en-
danger his professional reputation by
endorsing PE-RU-NA unless satisfied be-
yond doubt of its value.
Whether your trouble be a cough or a
cold, or a more subtle catarrhal election
of the stomach, bowels or other organs,
give PE-RU-NA a trial The immediate
improvement which you will see VIII sat-
'E-RU-NA iswhat you need.
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Thrift is a matter of habit. To
act from principle is hard until it
gets to be a matter of habit. then
it is easy.
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highest and best bidder for cash
lawfully money of the United States
Dated January 81, 1920.
A. H. SLAUGHTER,
Sheriff of Greenlee County, Arizona.
1-23 At
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FROM SUPERIOR

George Nicks arrived from Superior
Sunday evening, where he has been
employed for the past several months
on State Highway construction.
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FROM EAGLE CREEK
prominent

Thomas McCulloch, prominent
cattleman from Eagle Creek was a
Clifton visitor the past week On bu-
siness.
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Ask any widow whose husband
didn't insure his life and you'll in
sure yours during THRIFT WEEK.
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An insurance policy never made
anyone sick-insured men live long
est-so do their families-Insurance
Day Actiongram.
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FROM SHELDON

j. X. Chiffon, prominent farmer
from Sheldon spent the past few days
in Clifton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-16
NEWARK CHAT.

Newark, July 16.---Represcntativc w.
C. Brooks of Glasgow, Pcncader hundred,
has announced his candidacy for the Rc-
publican nomination for Senator from the
Sixth Senatorial district, which includes
pencader and st. Georges hundreds Mr..
Brooks served in the House during the
recent special session and the session of
1919.
William c. Gallery, formerly Pcnnsyl-
vania railroad agent ut Brandywine
Summit, Pa, has been transferred to the
Newark Centre station to succeed r. l..
Clark, who recently resigned to accept 4
position with the Krebs Go. at Newport.
j. Herbert Owens of Havre dc Grace,
recently appointed superintendent Of the
local schools, was in Newark this week in
conference with members OF the Board Of
Education. Miss Alva Lockhart, demon
stration teacher in the primary school,
resigned several days ago, but her sue
cessor has not been named.
Miss Olive Heiser has been appointed a
teacher in the local grammar school.
Arthur l.. Beals has returned from n
trip to Portland, Oregon where he nt-
tended the Shriners' convention.
Dean Winifred J. Robinson will enter
tain from 4 to & o'clock this afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. Samuel G. Mitchell.
Rev f. w. Steckel of Reading, Pa.