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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department Of the Interior, u. 5. Land
Office at Tucumcari. New Mexico.
February y. fgog.

February .. 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that John NJ.
Hawk, OF Looney. y. NJ. who. on June 20,
1877 made homestead entry No. iss47.
l%serial No. o65o J tor "a nw4, nwA nw4,
sr' 81 aud ne4 ne4, sec. 81, twp. Sn.
range 1gc. y Mex. =. meridian. has filed
notice Of intention TO make final commuta-
ton proof. 10 establish claim 10 the land
above described, before The Register and
Receiver q. ). Land office. at rueum-
carr, ~ W.. on the ist day Of April. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses
James Il. Burnam. James VI. Wise.
H1nrRer q Looney and Is VI Loon-y,
all ut Looncy. \. VI.
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NOrIcE EOk rNBLIcArION

Department of the Interior, g.. =. Land
once At Tuoumoari y VI. Feb. -, tpop.
Nutce is hrteb, gwen that William I,
Hendricks. IT Kaglsud. y VI. who, on
SEPT -, 1000. made homestead entr, No
ulz5, serial 40, pt-S, tor sea sec 2 twI
ON. r so r.. y. VI principal meridian, has
hlrd notice OF intention TO make hns. com
mutation proof, t1 establish claim TO the
laud above Described, before l. T.. Wi.
hams. g.. :. Commissioner, IN Do, office At
Murduok y NJ, on the 10th DAY OF March,
1919
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Ihpma, Hlhdon. # kagland y. NJ, NJ
I. Robertson. Hunt Curtis. stewart pis'
MAJ. ut kIrk y W.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of the Interior. u. :. Land
Onice ut Tucumcari. y. VI. Feb ~, 1900,
Notice is hereby given that Hiram +.
Havens. OF San Jon. n VI. who, OF March
a, 1000. made homestead entry No. 7463
serial No o4saS, for ne4 sec -, twp Q n
- e, n. NJ, principal meridian. has filed
notice OF intention TO make final commute.
ton proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and Re.
%ceiver, U. S. Land Office, al Tucumcari,
n. NJ. on the 18th day Of April, 1909,
Claimant names AS witnesses
T.. ID. Reed, Robert NJ. Taylor, OF Sar
Jon, n. NJ, James T Weatherford. Of
Tucumcari. n. NJ. William K. Ashbrook,
OF San Jon. n. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department, O. the Interior, T., =. Land
Office at Tucumcari. n. NJ Feb. ~. ipoq.
Notice is hereby given that William Il.
Ashbeook. Of San Jon. y. NJ, who. on
sept. I. 1907, made homestead entry No.
10000, serial No. osIso. Tor sea sec 70.
twp Q n. res y. VI, principal meridian.
has filed motto" Of intention to make hnal
Communication proof, to establish claim to
! the land above described, before Register
and Receiver. u. 5. Land Office. at Tu.
cumcari. y NJ. on the 18th day of April.
1909.
Claimant names A. witnesses
4. ID. Reed. Of san Jon. y. NJ. James r
Weatherford. Of Tucumcari, ~ NJ Rob.
ert NJ Taylor, II. +. Ravens. OF San Jon.
y. VI.
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NOTICE FOk PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. T.. >. Land
Office at TucumcarL y. VI
Feb. Il. 1909
Notice Is hereby gwen tntt James /.
dudley, Of san ION. y. VI Nho, on May
10. 1908. made homestead entry 80. Ius5.
serial No. o4oi7. Tor sw4, sec. y, ~. ION.
rang, sac. y. Mex. T.. meridian, mas filed
notice OF intention to make hnal hve year
proof, to establish claim to the land above
described. before ". W. Bennett. l.. =
Commissioner. IN his office at san Jon, y.
VI. on the goth la, OF March. rgoJ. Clam
ant names a. witnesses ". II. Bennett.
]. VI Dudley and o. l.. Horne. OF san
y VI.
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NOTICE For PUBLICATION

Department oi the interior. u Land
Office at Tucumcari, y VI Fob. II, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that Werner ~.
Wisdom. Of House. y NJ, who. IN March
4. 1907, made homestead entry No 1870
serial No. o7o7I tor sea sec az, twp On, T
go g. y. VI principal meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make final commute.
ton proof. 10 establish claim 10 the land
above described. before l., House, q.
=. Commissioner, IN his office, At House.
y. NJ, on the r1ih day Of April. 1900.
Claimant names as witnesses
John w. Porter. Ernest Is. Collins. Tonk
W. kutledge. John :. Earnest, oil Of Me-
Alister. y. NJ
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department NJ the Interior. T. = Land
Omcc at Tucumcaii, y VI
IehrnarN D. tnnn.

February q. 1900.
Notice is hereby given thar Ezra stem.
ulr. nf san Ion. y VI who, on Apui 90
1000. made homestead entry No. Sous
serial No o22oy,l for nwi. see ~. ~ On
range $50. - Mex = meridian ha, hlrd
notice OF intention to make hnal commute.
non proof, go establish claim Co M. 'and
above described. before ". " H"rnrrt.
&. = Commissioned m his oihcr at san
lon y VI. on the 22nd ia, Of March.
fp0p. Claimant names rs Witnesses
Ira Strmplr. Guy Stempir and " &
Turner al OF san Jon. y VI. and l.
sullivan. OF Allen. y VI
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION

department II the Interior. 4 > Land
Once At 1ucumcau. y VI
February o. 1900.
Notice is hereby given that Walter {.
Parker. Vt Hassell. y VI, who,on October
g.. 1900, made homestead entry No. itGio.
t.rtial 80 ots41) for nwi. sec T. ~ 81.
range use. y Mex = meridian. has filed
notice Of intention to make final commuta.
ton uroof 10 establish claim 10 the land
,roye lesc,tnrd. before John W Has,rll.
e. : Commissioner. in his office At Has.
sell, y VI on the ard day Of March.
iJop Claimant names as witnesses:
James Mangtum ) Barber I
Hawkins and r Hawkins, all oi Has.
,"ll, y VI
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NOTICL LOK pUELICATION

NOIILE FOk PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior, e.. ; Land
Once at Tu-umcari, y VI Feb, -, 1909.
Noticr ~ hereby given that Luke Lee.
Of Ragland. y VI. who. on April IS, 1907.
made homestead entry No I7lo7 seria,
No oIof5 for ,wg sec. q. twp 7 n. r go e.
y. NJ. principal meridian, has Med notice
Of intention to make nn1l commutatior
proof. to establish claim 90 the land above
described before Register aud Receiver.
O.. = Land OihCc. ~ Gucumcari, y VI,
m the 4yri da, It March, lpng
Claimant name, a. witnesses
Joseph Fitzgerald. Nathaniel kagland, l.
Is Prater. II. Is. prator all Of kasiand,
y VI
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apartment Of the Interior.

UeUaflmrni " The Interior,
q. =. Land Office Al
Tncumcari. y NJ fcb.b, ippg
Notice is hereby given that stephen
Barber. ~ Ha.sell. y. NJ. who. on Sep
trmber :. 1000. made homestead entry
No io,74. l,cual No o5l4s.l ior the nw4.
sec. 6. Twp 81 range use. y MrS /
meridian. has filed notice oi intention g.
make inai hvc year proof. a. establish
claim to the land above described, before
John W. Hasscll, q 5 COMMISSIONS. m
his office. At Hassell. y. NJ, on the 44th
day ct March. 1909
Claimant names A. witnesses:
" A Bright. W X. Garrison, I J
Hawkins aud ] l. Lucy. all Of Hassell,
New Mexico
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior, u. =. Land
Chsce at Tucumcari. y NJ. Feb. II, 1909.
Notice is hereby given hat Stacy Queen
Of Hollene. N. NJ, who, on Feb. -. 1904,
made homestead entry No. S376, serial No.
o4os2 for sci sec a., twp 7 n. T 80 e. y.
NJ. principal meridian, has filed notice Of
intention to make final FIVE wear proof. 10
establish claim to the land above discrib.
ed. before Eugene f.. HedRecoke, q. s.
Commissioner. in his office, NJ kndee, y.
VI on the r2th day OF April, 1000.
Claimant names as witnesses
Dolby Is. Williams. viii Riley, Gage Riley,
Of Bard, n. NJ. I'D Oma Claunch, Of Hol,
lene, y NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, 4. :, Land
Office at Tucumcari, y. NJ Feb. ~, Ioop.
Notice is hereby given that Nathaniel
7. Pierce OF Endee. n NJ, who, on Aug
us, :, 1909. made homestead entry No.
$50 serial No. oios7 for SEA sec s. twp
I'm. 90 e n. NJ. principal meridian.
has sled notice Of intention to make final
ive wear proof, to establish claim TO the
land above described before Eugene T.
Hedgecoke. y. s. Commissioner in his
office, a, Endee. n. NJ, on the i2th day
Of April. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Horace Easley. William f.. phipps. Willie
J Fife, Johnnie T., Robertson. all ot En-.
dee. n NJ
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A HORSE KNOWS

when he is hitch-d m style II is then
that he will bold ms head high aud prance
along Ia perfect content All horses are
properly hatnes,ed IT YOU buy the harness
At our up-to-dair shop.
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior, 4. = Land
Office ~ ~Tucuncari, y VI
Feb. -. tppq.
Notice is hrrrb, given that Robert VI.
Bates. OF Norton, y. NJ who, on August
IS, 1909, made homestead entry No. $3.50.
serial No. olotl. for 81 sea sec 20. and
NJ neI see. s. ~ On range see, y Mex.
T.. meridian. ha, hlei notice oi intention to
max" final nyr wear proof, to establish
clam tu the land above described before
Register and Receiver. u ; l,ui .i1cr
At rucumc1r. y. VI. on the goth las II
March 1000. Claimant ane o., Nit.
ncssc- Henry f.. May valid of norton
y. VI aud red Walther nathan ~trad.
lc, aud Hubert l.. Nrwbey az of Puerto.
New Mexico.
N IuLNII.n Lu.L-lur
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION
Departm,nf OF the Interior. I - Land
Office At IuCumrari y VI
February q, poy
Notice Is hereby gwen that Milton Nrece
OF Tucumcari. y. Vi Whu-on July 49, 1905,
made homestead entry No oo4- lSerlal
No o3yp6,l for " SEC 5. ~ I'm range
ste. y Mex T.. meridian. has Med notice
ot intention 90 mas. mai communication
urool. to establish clam Co the ian' above
described before Il giste, and kc. ri,rr.
e.. ; Laud office. a. Tucumcsrl y ~ ,on
the slrd da, Of March. 1909 Claimant
names a. Witnesses: John l.. Nhitmorr
". I Nicholson. rarr Herring and Wi.
liam Kettle. all OF ~Tucum,,rl. y VI
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LODGE DIRECTORY

Tuoumcar Lodge No.27,A.F and AN.
Meets FIRST and third Monday evenings OF
zach month at the new Masonic hall.
T. r. SAXON, W. NJ.
Il. u Nichols, Secretary.
Tuoumcan Lodge No. IS l.. o. o. r.
meets every Thursday evening al the new
Masonic hall. ". CAMPBELL. NC.
+ q. McDsrmott. Secretary.
Tucumcari Lodge No. l9, X. OF p. meets
every Wednesday evening at the new Ma
sonic hall. W II. BRYagR G. &.
VI. Is. Goldenberg, h. OF Il. and ).
Tucumcan Camp No. IS, w. o. w.
meets second and fourth Monday evenings
Vi. each month at the new Masonic hall.
;. II. NEAtus, {. c.
r. VI Slayers. Clerk.
Brotherhood II American Yeomen, Tu-
-umcarl Homestead No. 1857, meets every
second and fourth "Wednesday evenings OF
each month at the old hank building.
DR.. o. l., PATrgRsos. w. Il.
Mrs, o T.. Patterson, ". G..
NUN NHI'hdH l-NNke NO. T. meetA ufht
and third TUESDAY evenings OF each month
at the new Masonic hall.
Mas. =. h. PARcHMAS, n. g.
Mrs. l.. J.. sherwood. Secretary.
Eastern star meets at the new Masonic
hall every second and fourth Tuesday
evenings Of each month.
HARRIET \. DosoHoo. W.. NJ.
Alice T., Koch. Secretary.
Brotherhood Ut Locomotive Engineers
No. ~. meets in the old bank building
every Monday ~ each month.
K, McALPisE. Chief Eng'r.
T. T.. Clark. Z. A. +.
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen and
Engineers No. COS. meets in the old bank
building every Tuesday in the month at
on p. M. u. G.. HiSEs. Master.
H. a. Wingrove, Secretary.
order Railway Conductors, No sJ7,
meets at the new Masonic hall every Sun
day evening at ? so q. N,
EMORY Blows. Chief Con.
G. NJ parson, Secretary and Treas.
NI0lNft UNAhA " NNllMAN IdluIlgN smrtli
irst and third Saturday afternoons, ant
and and 4th Saturday evenings a, the ole
bank building, n + CALDWELL, Master
Claude Duval, Secretary.
brotherhood of Railway Carmen o
America. meets every first and third FRI
lay evenings AZ 500 O'Clock at the old banl
building
NJ Is. MCDONALD. Chief Carman.
4. VI. Fennell. Secretary.
Caruenters and %loiners Union No. o7s
meets in new Masonic hall every trsi an'
third Friday nights.
Paul JAcKsos. President.
VI. 4. Parish. Secretary.
Tucumcari Ministerial Association, meet
hrst and third Mondays in each month a
1000 a. IN. Raw. W. u DuBosE, Pres.
Rev. Guy NJ. Mcbride, Secretary.
Tucumeari business Mems League
V. W. MooRg. President.
n. II, McElroy, Secretary.
Il
For Sale
REIMBURSEMENT six miles out
sandy loan, shallow water. appl'
at this office. tot
See Ellis Transfer all calls vii
receive prompt attention.
Phone 236. nj
a. a ME
ButLpGae' SUPPLIES
White Stone, : 81 40 per perch
Red Stone, : tu.bo per perch
Screened Gravel. . 81. 50 pei yard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
Alabama Musical Prodigy
Plays Befare The Royalt,

ten. and I was quite surprised when
our Emperor gave me q diamond neck
lace and King Edward gave me diae
mond ring. and all said II was wonder
ful for an American and they had no
idea that an American had such tai
ent.'
Il would like 70 show my New De-
catur friends my necklace and ring:
they are so very beautiful. Everyone
here Is SO kind to me. I love the King
Of England and the Queen: they spoke
so kindly to me. and our Emperor and
Empress are Just fine. too.
'The American Club gave me pink
tea in honor OF my scholarship In voice.
They say am the only American that
ever received q scholarship In Germany.
1T will be three years in November
since left dear old Alabama. How
time fiiesl
"A director from a. large conservatory
in Arizona has been here for the past
six months getting ideas. He is coax
Ing mama to bring me to Arizona. He
wants me to teach the artists class.
Il am sending you souvenir taken
from the flower beds that surround the
gas works in Charlottenburg. Two
weeks ago there was a terrific explos
sion of gas there in which many were
killed and injured. You can easily see
where the leaf was scorched by the
flames. 1t was a geranium leaf.
IT hope all my friends IN the De-
caturs are in good health and doing
well. I would like to see and play for
them again, and later on to sing for
them. hope the Y. NJ. C. A. is pro-
crossing and the Louisville and Nash
Vile shops working full time again.
and that you are all making lots of
money.
with lots of love to all. remain, as
ever.
Your friend,
"Therasa WalleDo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
The German People Neither
Want Nor Expect English War
But The Will Of Hohenxoerns Il Settle Twentieth Gen.
fury To Be Germany's Az The Nintsenth Was
s Englanda ~t~

low.
TO talk OF war with Germany be-
Ing Inevitable Il absurd. There are
many other products Of the cosmic
law besides navy leagues There are
dangers-and antidotes to the dangers
But upon one thing both the people
and their administrators. the sheer
and the Shepherds. whom met are
agreed. To familiarize Germany and
England with the idea that they are
the two rivals which must fight the
next duel IL criminal. It viii lead
to the duel being fought
Interesting details are furnished re-
garding the great military airship
garage at Metz, which IL about to be
occupied as q permanent station BY
the Zeppelin l. The lower portion OF
the side walls OF the garage, about
seventeen feet, In height, II OF stone
The rest consists Of corrugated sheet
iron plates, each eight foot high. The
side iron walls are In three parts
The first II perpendicular, the sec.
ond slopes inward. ana the third IA
perpendicular like the nrst.
In the stone walls and In the middle
section Of the sheet-iron walls are
thirty large windows. There are al.
SO broad sheets OF plate-glass on both
sides In the upper section Of the iror
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
ELOPMENT OF PRINCESS
TERMINATED HAPPILY
She And her Young Husband have
been Forgiven.

Vienna, July 1.-THE announcement
that Countess Elizabeth Seefried has
left her home In Austria to visit her
parents, Prince and Princess Leopold
of Bavaria at Munich. reveals the
happy conclusion to a royal romance.
Princess Elizabeth of Bavaria was
nineteen years old when she fell in
love with Baron Otte Won Seefried. a
young Lieutenant in a Bavarian regi-
ment. Princess Elizabeth. like all
members of the Bavarian royal family,
was a. Roman Catholic, and Baron See
fried. apart from being far inferior to
her in birth. was Protestant.
When Princess Elizabeth told her
parents she desired to marry the
young Baron they forbade all further
intercourse between the young people,
but on December 2. 1898. Princess
Elizabeth fed from the royal palace
where she lived with her parents.
During the night she met Baron See
fried who was waiting for her close
at hand and eloped with him. On the
following day they were married at
Genoa
The Bavarian Government immedi-
ately dismissed Baron Seefried from
the army. and issued a warrant a
gainst him on the charge of abducting
a Princess of the royal house. The
young Princess, after finishing the
honeymoon journey, proceeded to this
city to obtain help from her grand
father. the Emperor Francis Joseph,
her mother being the Emperor's eld-
est daughter. Baron Seefried was not
only fugitive from justice in Bavaria
but also penniless so that the young
couple were entirely without means
of sustenance.
Early one morning they drove up to
the imperial palace. Baron Seefried
remained in the cab while Princess
Elizabeth entered the palace and
threw herself on her knees before her
grandfather. The kind hearted EN-
peror gave Baron Seefried a position
as officer in an Austrian regiment and
granted the young couple an allow
ance.
Baron Seefried's regiment was sta
toned at Snaim, where his wife be-
came extremely popular. Finding that
the young couple lived happily to-
gether, the Emperor Francis Joseph
raised Baron Seefried to the rank of
Count, and gave the young couple an
estate in Moravia.
His Majesty repeatedly interceded
Munich to bring about the reconcilia-
ton of his granddaughter and her
parents, who had refused to have any
thing to do with her. He has at last
been successful, so that the Countess
Seefried is now able visit the Court
of Munich.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
MAKING IMITATION PEARLS.

Paris. July 17.--Considerabis excite
ment has been aroused In the Rue de
Ia Paix and other centess OF the jewel
trade owing to the immense strides,
which have lately been made. here in
the manufacture Of false gems. These
resemble the real ones SO closely that
none but experts know the difference.
and even the experts are occasionally
deceived.
Imitation pearls In particular have
been sold in large quantities. A manu-
facturer Of these gems said today that
he had sold his limitations to ladies
well known In society In England.
France and America during the last
six months. ITO give you but one
example," he said; "a little while ago
q millionaire bought from me a string
of artificial pearls for $4,000. Genuine
pearls Of the same size and lustre
would have been worth 100000. If. as
I suppose, the pearls were bought as
a present, and the purchaser forgot to
say where he bought them. the present
would certainly be looked on as a
princely one.
"A favorite use Of the sham pearls
is their addition to necklaces Of real
pearls. We recently added row OF
sham pearls to a three row necklace
/ Of genuine ones, and their owner failed
to discover which row 1t was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
WENT TO OPIUM DENs.


AnOIneE SCAn0uI ThEe0Aen8 EremGh
Officers.
Brest, July 1.-THE recent case of
Lieutenant Ullmo threw a painful
light on the evil of opium SIN oking
among French naval officers at Toulon,
and now the existence of the same
vice in Brest is brought prominently
before public notice. Acting upon In
formation officers a few day made visit
of inspection to the residences of about
a dozen women who had Installed opium
dens in their boudiors. These places, 1t
appears, were largely frequented by
officers of the navy and OF the colonial
regiments.
At the places visited by the police,
quantities of letters were seized, which,
on examination by the judges instruc-
ton, proved that quite number of
the pupils at the naval school on the
training ship Borda were attracted to-
wards those opium dens when they.
were granted shore leave.
In some the letters the naval cadets
describe, with an Oriental luxury of
detail, the ephemeral bliss which they
experienced from Indulgence in the
fumes of the noxfous drug.
The women who kept these DANCE
rous resorts were questioned by the
examining magistrate, and will sub
sequentIy be tried by the Correctional
persons will be involved in the trials
It is highly probable that the affair
will reach the dimensions of a verit-
able scandal II ethe circumstances
should be divulged which surrounded
the death, about a month ago, Of a
young ctfe-concert singer known as
"Chifronnette," In one Of these dens
1t is even affirmed that an officer OF
high rank. a magistrate. and other
notable personalities are mixed up In
this latter affair, which has hitherto
been kept secret.
Meantime the Government has given
the strfctest orders to the police that
the naval cadets are to be protected
from Contamination by the opium
| smoking.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
ANOTHER BIG STRIKE ENDED.

Everybody reOced to learn that the recent great street strike
IN of large cities had been satisfactorily settle being
board of arbitration well nforme such
matters claim that nearly all strikes could be avoided if the
plan adopted There strike however that
be settled in different and it Sin the stomach
When this important goes strke either from ovework
neglect must be settled you're going be seriously
Get bottle of Hostetters Stomach ers today and let it
and strengthen the entire inner man. and thus Fatuncy
Headache Sour Stomach Indigestion Dyspepsia Cosvenes Cramps
Malaria Fever and Agu absolutely pure and reliable
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
Pigeons Care of wounded Mate.

farmer standing outside his farm
house saw a pair of his pigeons fly
away. Shortly afterwards he heard a
shot, and the pigeons did not return
in the course of the afternoon. as he
had expected. In the evening, how
ever, the cock pigeon returned In order
to feed the young. and having seen to
this, he again flew away.
pigeon returned helped himself to
some corn strewn in the farmyard and
again disappeared. Between 2 and 3
o'clock in the afternoon both pigeons
returned and 1t was then ascertained
that the hen bird had one wing badly
hurt by shot. but owing to its mates
care and perseverance,. 1t ultimately
managed to return to it's nest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

taking liquid physic or big or little
pills, that which makes you worse
instead of curing. Cathartics don't
cure-they irritate and weaken the
bowels. CASCARETS make the
bowels strong, tone the muscles so
they crawl and work-when they
do this they are healthy, producing
right results. So'
cAScARRTs roc q boz for q weeks
treatment. All druggists. HiGge0t seller
In the world. kilIion boxes a month.