davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-19
Never Dd.

Railroad Superintendent That new engineer doesn't use much coal. H!s Assistant know. Ho used to be {. 3anitor.-ETooklyR Eagle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-19
Taktrc Them Down,

pr. Risk dd not satisfy the Calvin tsttc portion os l,s flock. Why" sa., they, "you d.,ua tell Us enough aooo oG" ain righteousness "Renouncinr yol.r ain righteousness: shouted the doctor "i never saw any ye had to reu91aeo Driftwood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-19

Pr.ckly thtst,eS have their uses with out doubt. bnt tha' doesn't justify you n becoming oa.e e-SRarta PlaipdeNls,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-19

Cyncism Is intellectual dandyisn without the coxcosrb's teatherp,--Mere 4th.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-19

Total resources .........sS4s,4ss.40
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
Court Doings.

The jury 10 the case of Lewis We.
the Wabash returned a verdict in
favor Of the plaintiff in the amount
Of $40. Mr.. Lewis sued for $50
damages arising from delayed
shipment of stock.
Tom futile vs. Wabash; judg.
ment by consent for plaintiff for
$75 and costs,
State of Mo. vs.. William Auder.
son; plead guilty to common as.
sault and given a Jail sentence.
I. p. Prinity vs.. Mexico, Santa
Fe Traction Co., case dismissed.
j. Williamson VS.. Mexico, San.
ia Fe Traction Company. case dis
missed.
j. J. Dooliug vs. Mexico, Santa
Fe Traction Company, case dis
missed.
Crum vs.. Pryor; jury finds for
the plaintiff.
State Of Mo. VS.. Willard Burton
prosecuting attorney files informa-
ton charging robbery.
State Of Mo. VS.. John Wise;
prosecuting attorney files informa-
ton charging larceny,
j. r. league VS.. w. 7. Hull,
jury flnds for defendant.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
Home From British Honduras.

Eddie Johnston came in last
week on a visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Johnston of near
Santa Fe. after q YEARS absence at
Belize, British H"nlurns Eddie
has a position with his uncle there.
j. Robert Boatman. They buy
aud ship mahogany and other fine
woods TO the States, also ship
chicla, which is the main ingredient
Of chewing gum. In is interesting
to know that they pay a duty of
zen cents pound on chicla.
Thus you see when you chew gum
you are helping Uncle Sans tariff
system.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
Baked Pears.

Tue MESSAGE in indebted to Mrs,
j. r. Bell, of near Mexico, for the
following recipe:
Select mot too ripe-as many
pears as you can use to I'LL your
pan nicely. Wash, stem aud cuI
out blossom end; core or pare
Sprinkle generously with sugar
Pour over q very little water, suf
ficient to melt sugar. Cover tbs
pan and PLACE in gssd hot oven
Half an hour will bake good sized
fruit. When done the syrup will
be beautifully clear and FiOb, and
You will have a dessert both good
aud wholesome.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
Monroe County Couple Married.

The following fIom the Paris
Mercury will interest many Au-
drain county people:
DR.. George w. Ragsdale aud
Miss Ruth Outright were married
at the home OF the bride in PARIS,
Tuesday morning Mt ll:45 o'clock
aud took the noon train for Saint
Louis, Chicago, Buffalo and other
eastern points. The wedding was
a quiet home affair. with but the
immediate families and a few
friends of the couple present, and
was both pretty and tasty. Rev.
Frank Allen spoke the words that
made the young people one and the
grouping, with its accompaniment of
golden rod. in which tho Outright
home was profusely decorated, was
most artistic in its conception and
arrangement. Luncheon followed
the ceremony. The groom is
son of Clarence Ragsdale and wife
Of South Fork. aud besides being
a physician of promise, is young
man of model habits and with a
host of warm friends. The bride
is the BEAUTIFUL daughter Of II p.
Outright and girl loved for her
wiusom manners and sunshiny
nature. May good fortune always
attend them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
Stock and Transfers.

Matt Blum of Moline sold a mule
to w. w. johnson for 500.
Robert Randall sold Joseph
MonRler 40 acre Of land for 81 600.
James McGoweu is selling his
timothy seed at 3d. % per bushel.
Frank Parsons Of Rowena is
selling his crop Of apples at 75
cents per bushel.
+. L. Wentz, southwest of town
has just completed substantial
jack and stallion barn 36x36 feet.
d. G. Owen of this city bought
team of hOrses of Clarence
Moore at Laddonia the other day,
paying 300.
Judge j. Il. Sims has contracted
two cars OF fat cattle to s. X.
Craghead at Z cents to go first half
OF Novem Der.
Mrs. Amanda Kuukle has sold
the building north nf the Ledger
office occupied as tin shop TO
Sidney Garrett for 81 800.
Samuel Torreysou has bought
Mike Shoupe's fine 100 acre farm
north of Rush Hill, paying SO, 800.
~. II Salee has sold his wall pa
per aud picture frame business to
A. w. PrussinC. Mr.. Prussing
has been salesman for Mr.. Sallee
for 10 years and will embark in
business for himself January LIST.
The Paris Appeal says: Clar.
ence Ragsdale, the corn king
of South Fork, has 900 acres of
corn which he says will make 10. =
600 bushels aud hr has already
been bid 561Ic for the crop. He
has $50 acres of grass also and il
looking for feeders.
The Fulton Sun said last week:
j. A. (Tuuy) Berry, of the city
mail carrier corps, is improving in
from the suburbs, having this
week purchased the Carter cottage
o nJefferson street of Lakenau &
Barnes, OF Mexico, for 81, $50.
He also sold his home place, near
the McIntire ice plaut. To the Mex.
leo firm f"r 81, 80. Kooniz&Pal.
mer negotiated the deals.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
Married Recently.

MIR. ]. Earl Bell, son ofMr. and
Mrs.J. r. Bell of near Mexico. was
married a few days ago to Miss Leila
Moare, daughter OF Nv, John T.
Moore of Paris, Monroe county.
The bride is well knowa in this
city, ia related to the Moores aud
Guthries here. We extend the
happy couple our best wishes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
Young Man Killed.

Centralia, Mo, Sept. 2S.-Roy
Gray, aged Is years, an employe
of the Union Telegraph Co. and
the Wabash Railroad, was thrown
under n Wabash freight train here
this afternoon and killed. Gray
handed au order to the engineer
while.the train was running through
aud in some way was drawn under
the wheels.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
Vandiyer Speaks.

State Superintendent OF In.
surauce w. D. Vandlver del, yered
Il speech before the Mexico Demo-
cratic cluo aesday night. The
cup rs organized only about a
week ago aud already has a mem
bership of nearly 500. Mr.. Van.
diver discussed the two questions
of why Cowherd should be Cover
nor and Bryan President He
made IA strong speech.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
Raises Fine Fruit.

The MESSAGE is indebted to J.R.
Bell Of the Ortiz Fruit Farm, for
the best treat of big juicy pears we
have seen this season. They were
of the CARRIER variety. Mr.. Bell
says he has about 100 bushels of
this fruit this year. He sold GOO
gallons Of black berries this season.
He has about 4, 200 apple trees, but
he thinks 80 bu. will cover his ap.
pie crop this season; this crop was
a failure most everywhere this year,
But Mr.. Bell counts on a big yield
next season. He cares for his
trees like farmer cultivaies lis
corn crop. Work, labor, that's
the only way 10 have fruit, or TO
get anything else worth having.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
MISSOURI STATE FAIR, SEDA-
LA, OCTOBER 3-9, 1908.

Rate of $500 to Sedalia aud re-
turn will be allowed by the Chicago
& Alton Railroad. Dates of sale,
Oct. md to 9th. Morning trains
of the 9th; final limit, Oct. 10,
For futher particulars apply to L.
f. Mathews. Ticket Agent c. & A.
Railroad, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
Some Cash; Some News.

VIM. Ravenscraft enrolls on our
big growing list.
J.W. Beatty has our thanks for
renewal subscription.
L.W. Mccoy, the poultry man
at Laddonia, hands us a dollar on
renewal.
Mrs. BERTHE Riney of Hannibal,
formerly of this county, sends in a
dollar on renewal.
&. e. Ragsdale, one of the corn
kings of Monroe County, is a
new reader Of this paper.
NJ. S. Gill who is in the Klon.
dixie country, thru Robert Wright
has our thanks for cash in advance
renewal subscription of the MES
SAGE.
G.. II. Brown of near Centralia,
who is serving on the petit jury,
hands as a p Junk on renewal, He
compliments the MESSAGE as being
Q clean newspaper.
James FARES and wife of Lad
donna visited Mr.. FARES parents
here last week, MIR. and Mrs. j. V.
FARES. Mr.. FAIRIES has our thanks
for renewal subscription favor,
Alex seymore warns our palm
with a dollar renewal. His son,
Roy II. Seymore. has lately 81
cepted q position in III" Rusb Hi
Bank, He i; steady young mar
and will make faithful employee
R. Il. Lapdrum, who was raised
at Aaddania, who has been sta
toned in Michigan for severa
years, now resides in Mexico anG
is agent eOr"The Only Way" serv
ing on the night force. He add
his name to our list.
J.F. Ross of Farber was a bust
ness visitor in Mexica Friday anC
paid the MESSAGE visit to re
joice the heart Of an editor. Mr.
Ross owns the General Scbrol
farm came here from Illinois, ant
he likes Audrain County:
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

The First Church of Christ, Sci
enlist, announces a free lecture Gu
Christian Science at the Mexico
court hoAse Monday evening, Oct.
8. at s O'Clock by Frank Il Leon
ard of Brooklyn. N. Y. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
Reed to Speak,

hon. James 4. Reed of Kansas
City will deliver a political address
in Mexico next Thursday night at
1880.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Mrs. G. q. Ross, who has been
visiting her parents here, MIR. and
Mrs. w. s. Hathaway, left this
week for Washington to join her
husband who is teaching in the
Capitol City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
Champ Clark TO Speak.

The Hon. CbamP Clark will ad.
dress the voters at Laddonia,
Thursday, Oct. 8. at l,3O p. m,
aud at Rush Hill at 1850 pm,
same day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Hon. John Il. SwauRer of JET.
ferson City Secretary of State, who
was advertised to address the Re-
publicans OF this city last Monday
night, on account of official bus
mess could not be here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
Beaver Dam.

Beaver Dam.
Miss Meix is getting along nice
~ as teacher of Beaver Dam
school.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Joseph Crews have
returned from Fort Collins. Colo.
RADIO, where they visited for sever.
al weeks.
Mrs. Jno Harding and son
Clarence have arrived home from
Idaho where they sojourned for
the past three weeks.
The literary people of the valley
are talking of ieorGanizing their
debating club in the near future
to meet on Friday night OF each
week.
At the public sale of MIR. Ken
net every thing sold fairly well.
We regret losing Mr.. Kenuet and
family, as they are kind hearted
and obliging people.
At Asberry's public sale stock
of all kinds sold well. Irve Hol-
mau is good judge of stock and
knows when 10 say sold.
Elmer Deus sold two mule colts
to Rob. 0ffett for 800, also one
yearling to Dunn Bros. for 500.
Harry VircPnt. little son of
Elmer Deus aud wife, is quite
sick.
Il. a Herring has just finished
digging well at his barn 35 feet
deep aud Q feet across at bottom.
Mr.. Herring says he is going to
put up guttering around his barn
40x70 it., because he says pure
water is the best drink of all.
Quite a number down in the val
ley are blowing for wheat. l.. j.
Adkins has so acres broken and
j. U. Waugh 40 acres. Wheat is
all right. boys. but corn is king
aud will sell for more money III
a short while, we predict.
Fred Roberts is still singing,
20, let us be joyful" It's a
girl.
Mr. Dodd is erecting larg"
barn 40x60 tt. He believes in
substantial improvements.
Miss Minute Atkins returned
Saturday from Fulton, where she
visited friends.
Mr.. Charley Crockett and Mrs.
J, B. Wooley spent the day with
Mrs, j. d. Allison last Thursday,
Rufus Herring has finished dig.
ging a large cistern at his barn.
We suppose this nice rain will
put many of the farmers out Of
the notion of digging wells.
Miss Willie stumpr OF Benton
City who is attending Mexi" , u;oh
School accompHr' Ma, Ian
n"'''" Lome Saturday night.
diary Lou aud Willie visited Beav-
err Dam and Cedar Grove schools
Monday, then returned to Mexico
for school work.
Elmer Deus is feeding a load Of
hogs.
Farmers will soon begin to plow
if this rain continues.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01
1t Will Pay You
CEICAGo&A ALTON RY.
rrMrIlSrAplr
(In effect Nov. II. 1907

un effect Nov. II, 1907
EAST BOUND
Train, Leave
No. % Daily The Early Bird 70
~, Louls. ......,............s:l5 IN
No. l. Daily Fast Express for PeO-
ria,Sprlngfeld aud Chicago 2:35 am
No. VI Daily The Night Hawk
10 st. Louis -....,...,......4:l9 am
No. 3 Daily Local Passenger TO
dollhouse and beyond 1850 am
No. Il Daily Mo. State Express for
Peoria, Springfield and
bloomington. .....,,...,....e:O3 p m
No. q Daily The Red Flyer" TO
1T, LOUIS, ..-.....-...,.2:O p m
No. 10 Daily The led Hummer
TO Springfield and Chicago 1870 p m
WEST BOUND
No. % Daily The Early Bird" to
Kansas City. .l:Od a m
No. ~ The might Hawk" 10
Kansas City. OIL. .2:ls y m
No. . Daily The Red Hummer
TO Kansas ity..,...........3:Os a IN
No. II Daily Fast Express 10 Kan
sas city. ........,s .,.B;iA = m
No. rs Except Sunday Local
freight 10 Slater. m
No "a Daily The Red Flyer" 10
Kansas City ........,,......ie;f5 pm
No, 70 Daily Mo. State Express TO
Kansas City...............,2. eos p m
JEFFERSON CITY BRANCH.
/ SOUTu BOUND
No sll Daily jefferson City mail $500 m
| No al3 Except SUNDAY Jefferson
City accommodation. -. $500 p IA
TRAINS ARRIVE.
| From THE VAST
No ia ex sun Local Freight from
Slater ..........4 20 d en-
JEFFERSON CITY BRANCH.
ERoM rHE SOUTH--
| No.slO Jefferson City Mail aud
accom- * sun .,....,...l 1880 4 lN
No 2l2 Daily, Jefferson City
Accommodation. A:40pm
Il. r. MATTHEW'S.
Tiki. ACT. Mexico. No.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

A new bOarder. weighing IL
pounds, took up his abode at the
ome OF Mr.. aud Mrs. j. w. Sims
OF this city Tuesday morning.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Mrs. I, G. Ware Of Bear Greek
viii leave soon on visit 10 rela'
tiyesAt Lexington, KY.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

w. w. johnson is serving as
Deputy Sheriff for this term o.
court.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

8. p. Guthrie made q business
trip TO Bowling Green last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

j. R. Browning. of this city,
has moved to farm near Fulton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Little Miss MAybelle Wales who
has been very III with fever is
much better.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

MarshalI Moore of Bean Greek is
attending the ChillicOthe Normal.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

DIR. II. G. McFall is a patient
at the Sanitarium. His health is
improving aud he expects to be out
10 a few days.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Mrs. Mildred Glenn OF Columbia
is visiting her sister here. Mrs.
Carrie Guthrie.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Reader, you can buy corn ship,
bran. all kinds of mill feed at the
Laddouia mill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. @. Owen are
entertaining Mrs. j. r. Barnes
aud daughter aud son of Spokane,
Wash.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Mr.aud Mrs. Samuel Malone are
home from a visit ia relatives in
Indiana.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Louis Hubert of Aberdeen, s. d,
is visiting relatives on Bean Greek,
this county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

o. A. Edison, of the Clarkson
Hotel here, received a telegram
yesterday that his brother in law,
WIN. Gullett, at Roberts, ILL.,, died
Unexpectedly Monday afternoon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Miss Lizzie Edwards of t.Louis
is the guest of A. H. Whitney aud
family.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Rev. A. G. Mitchell is holding a
revival at the Baptist church at
Pleasant Hill, Ill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Audrain Baptist Association is
in session at Hopewell church.
near Thompson. this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

v. e. Kendall is in Oklahoma
on business.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Rev. T. NJ. Taylor of st. Charles
circuit will assist Rev, II. |. Cobb
in a meeting at Liteleby, common
cling Sunday evening. Oct. 4.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

G. E. Casper, of Rush Hill, is
visiting his father. w. H.Casper,
at East Worcester, N. Y. Charlie
says he will be back in time to vote
at the November election.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

George Lierhsimer of this coun-
ty thinks of locating in Texas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Mrs. A. w. Prussing is i'll with
malarial fever.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Mrs. Paul Lierheimer, northeast
OF this city, is at the Sanitarium
here. She is improving in health.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Thomas Davis. son of Prof. s.
7. Davis, is the new baggage man
for The Only Way" in this city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

Rev. F. NJ. Shoush of this city
will lecture at the Auxvasse Bap-
fist church next Sunday night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-01

P. II. Derrick.
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FOR MIsceIaneous

rDH #AIE Ao undivided oua.ihlrI interest
In a0r "' i"r most d''ln'.' 7o".N"@ ''
N.MnN"HG"" H..h'lF "' '''0L ''' 'l-
w. ~ N''oA.. ..I "''o aye.
toU &hU fwn u'nlu# $40 llohnrfs
Wagon Ware. Nurr HmNwaE m'
rom qA.r. it.na.nuI8 rrrrrufm YI f6o.
n.rraatar ava leaving Town ms
i,,,,,g,,i. nam, -.,n.l ....... .f., ...,tIn.
,,.t,t,,,. g.,n.f' rb.r. ..l o,o
FOR SALE" Rose COMP t,oh are lo" MNriA
vEFs hl2o per l'. iO. south waiter
street a!,
FOR SALE-At e bargain Russell iUfeshInE
machine with W inch extension traction
wheel Tot blowing, 3tbo separator WIN
feeder wiud stacker and wcigheft 20 IA. p
engine. burns straw. wood or coal E w.
Nuuut loal Forester ave. Albuquerque.
nor sALE-a&fao buys four room house
with stable. fruit trees half an acre of
ground. two blocks from car line hale
naah. Leon Rorden"Ne. Nrsieis cigar rae
TORY . ------------..----.....---- ~.
FOR SALE ra@.our ranch altalta, HulI
tMuen ana h'ua' n''lH '' S''' 'pPg ,rii
N'lae|g l'l1 y D' Dun -, ~,
FOR aALl--seW,nh machine ana pAny ear
l2ss. ~ zgt1sl "1,,gl .ll1g1 ~
| FOR SALE My farm of 30 acres. one mllr
northwest of city e. ~ 'leek''r GO
| FOR SALE cheap lleadinE standard motor
cycle Apply -Ao N9llu S'Nl3 street. ~ y
FOR SALE stFHWeygrl} plants home crow,
'n''''' ~ ,'..s',i.' ..---....,...-
FOX Sam l. , H'" '' s'lr0Ss Xxx ,yEeft
stnaia ak West Ccntral avenue. up stairs
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Mr. c. NJ. Barber opened up an au-
tomobile salesroom yesterday at 4iV
Copper avenue. Mr. Barber intenu2
to make Albuquerque a distributing
point for the territory. Associate
with Mr. Barber will be Mr.. Martin
Wood, as manager. The new compSN
is styled, REQ Automobile Co. MI
Barber stated tonight that should d
summer resort be established up the
canyon, he would put in an autono-
bile line of several machines to ri"
from the city
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The CONGRESS HAS
BEATEN WORLDS
EXPOSITION
HAS SECURED GREATER
OFFICIAL RECOGNITION
Remarkable Results Of OipIo-
matte Mission Of Rev. {, Me-
Queen Gray Who Has Re-
turned From Washington,


Rev. f. Mcqueen Gray who went
to Washington several weeks ago i'm
the interest of the Irrigation congress.
has returned to the city When Rev.
Mr.. Gray left for Washington, his only
mission was to secure assurances from
the state department that the dele.
gates appointed to the congress by
President Da2 of Mexico, would re
ceive official recognition from the
United States He not only praCl-
cally received this concession from
Secretary of State Root, but also suc-
ceeded in placing the National lrriga-
ton congress on an entirely different
footing in government and diplomats
circles The most important CCnces-
sion secured by Rev. Mr.. Cray was the
assurance received from Mr.. Root that
he would cause notes to be written to
the foreign embassies ami legations IN
Washington to the effect that while
the congress was not officially recOg-
nized by the United States as a GOV
eminent institution, still it heartily
approved Of its aims and objects and
would appreciate any interest taken in
it by foreign countries, TAis note was
sent to tWenty-fOur different embassies
and legations and went long way to-
ward helping Rev. Mr.. Gray in achiey.
ing such nOthable results.
Rev. Mr.. Gray's knowledge of dip
lomacy his wide acquaintance with
government officials and foreign at
taches and his knowledge of foreign
languages We're all largely instrument
tai in making a favorable impression
regarding the congress in Washington
when Mr. Root directed that for
eign attaches be communicated with
on the subject of the Irrigation con-
gress," said Mr.. Gray, he did some
thing that he refused to do for the
board of directors for the Louisiana
Purchase exposition. In writing this
note. Mr. Root practically took upon
himself the responsibility of entertain
ing and properly receiving the dele
gates to the congress from foreign
countries who may be sent to the con-
gress"
Rev. Mr. Gray to the best Of his
own ability will see to it that the for
eign delegates and guests are enter
tanned according to their dignity and
station.
Mr.. Gray, during the three weeks
he was in Washington accomplished
a vast amount Of other work. He Sc
cured the assistance of Mr.. James
Bryce, English ambassador, in the
matter OF interesting nus SoNel hili'"
IN the congress MI bryce PROMISED
ms hearty support Sald mat ne WouI.
endeaVor to secure CORDS Oh bfitlSn
civil engineers to attend; would also
take up the matter Of interesting the
Indian and Egyptian governments III
the congress and ASK them TO sehu
delegates. 1t would be necessary lot
Rev. Mr. Gray to have CORPS or Pm
Vate secretaries to keep track OF the
things he did in the interest of the
congress while in the capital but just
"A few Of the most important things
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of good helath should prevent SICK.
ness instead Of letting themselves set
sick and then try to cure it. SO loI'5
as you keep your liver, bowels anu
stomach in a healthy and active con-
dition YOU won't get sick Ballard
Herbine relieves constipation, inactive
liver and all stomach and bowel rou'
bles j. H. O'Rielly Co.
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Frankfort, KY March 1.-THE
Crecolius bill which tobacco growers
say will cause the end of night riding,
was passed by the senate today. It
had already passed the house The
bin Provides a fine for any one who
violates his agreement to pool to-
h4G7p
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-07

Lnc0Tn, MarCh G,-WTTU0m ]. by
an today returned from the Omaha
convention. accompanied by state
Senator NJ. A. Miller of Lebanon,
ore. and other visitors, who spent
the afternoon with Mr.. Bryan at Fair
A-inM
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Army Automobile in Atchison,

Atchison, Kas., March 6.-The army
automobile bearing message from
Governors Island, New York, to Fort
LeavenWnrth, arrived here late this
afternoon and win remain here to-
night and finish the twenty-seven
miles to Fort Leavenworth in the
morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-07

Wheeling. w. Va, March 6.-Au-
gust w. Machen, the former official
of the postoffice department at
Washington, who has served a term
OF several years in the West virginia
pententiary at Moundsville, was re-
leased nj midnight