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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15

Carving the U. S. mail and nsssan =,
gers between Vaughn. N NJ. ami Ros-
vel. N NJ, connecting with tha ET.
PASo & SOUTHWESTERN and RoGE
ISLAND RAILROADS. and the ATCHI-
SO1:, TOPEKA & SANTA FE Raj
Leave Vaughn at $50 a. m. arrtvs :,
Roswell at $3.50 D. m II
Leave Roswell at 1890 D. m. arrtva
in Vaughn at D. m
Baggage allowance so lbs tn Zach
regular ticket Excess baggage ar 70
rate OF SIS per 100 lbs. 1-'7
Special automobiles furnished IN ~
commodate any number OF passsnoac.
10 make special connections with INV
train at vaughn. also to connect with
New Mexico Central railroad ar Tor
rance for Santa Fe. N NJ. by corn
muntcating with ma mayer OF the Rox-
well Auto Co. at Roswell. NJ NJ ~
least "a hours in advance Rate for
special $40 TO accommodate fo.-r o.
less passengers TO either D0irt
}. W. STOCKARD. Manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15
Cattle, Hogs, Etc.
Poultry, Etc.

EGGS FOR MATCHING from thorough
bred white Wyandottes, R. I. Reds and
Barred Rocks; also lot Barred Rock
puIlets. L. w Hoffecker Phone 1853
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15
Special Notices.

DO YOU WISH To KNOW about min
ing prospects or prospects in Mexico?
See Jose Moreno. 600 Tays St. Ell Paso,
Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15

SPECIAL NOTICE-Before leaving
town sell your furniture for a good
price to the Ell Paso store. 400 Ell Paso
St. Bell 1891: Auto 2491
CLOTHING-Highrs price paid for End
hand clothes, shoes hats and furniture
Phone Bell zee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15
Stores and Offices.

FOR RENT-On account Of DR.. Hoyt
leaving the city the two office rooms
formerly occupied by him are for rent
Apply TO Dr.. Breck, Dentist 159 S. Ell
PasO St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15
Wanted Rooms

FOR RENT front offices md floor
National Bark of Commerce building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15

~~~-~~-~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~
WANTED-ROom and sleeping porch
by man not sick. Answer T. 81. Her
aid
Rooms, Board, Etc.
THREE CONNECTING and single
rooms for light housekeeping or 9TH
erwise; high, cool location; blocks
north OF public library. 1901 N. FL Paso
St Phone 1863.
NICE ROOMS for men. AS Myrtle.
YOUNG LADY desires another Iadv -
share light housekeeping room. Write
A 3s5. Herald.
SUITE housekeeping and furnished
rooms, gas, summer rates 33S Leon.
COOL housekeeping rooms, SIS per
month ZIG n. Santa Fe.
BOARD AND ROOMS. strictly first
class Mrs Leary, GIG n. Kansas.
COOL, pleasant rooms 325 Prospect
WHY PAY EXTRAVAGANT HOTEL
Stanton Homehke. economical, sani-
ts.ry. Ample bathing facilities. Rates
5Oc to $500 day; So to Sc week: S12
to s25 month.
CLEAN outside rooms. e16 San Antonio.
NICELY furnished rooms, no sick. 607
Mesa Ave. Mrs. Collier.
LARGE FRONT COOL ROOMs-S14 E.
Missouri st.
FURNISHED clean outside rooms, sum-
mer rates, SO per week and up. Buena
Vista. sos S. Stanton.
FURNISHED ROOM for housekeeping,
shade, private entrance, all convent
ences. 1907 San Antonio. Phone 2O72-
FURNISHED ROOMS with or without
board; housekeeping room if desired
100 Texas.
COOL ROOM, well furnished, s12. 1910
Arizona.
FOR RENT-Light Housekeeping rooms
6I5 Montana
FOR RENT-Nice cool outside room
with bath; private entrance. SO per
month Ring Auto. 1910
FOR RENT large unfurnished rooms
summer rates. 705 Wyoming.
FURNISHED ROOM for gentlemen, up
stairs. 50 per week, close III. nicely
located. 7e3 \. Campbell. Auto. 2418
FURNISHED ROOMs-Cool. close in.
72O n Stanton
FOR RENT-3 housekeeping rooms.
furnished; convenient for small healthy
family. SIS. $50 Prospect Ave.
FOR RENT-Furnished Housekeeping
rooms, clean and all conveniences. 1924
MagOffin Ave.
FOR RENT-A furnished single room,
reasonable 1923 N Oregon.
FOR RENT large housekeeping or
sleeping room; also housekeeping suite.
1913 N Florence. Phone 1915
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished
and room flats; coolest in city. 309
W. Boulevard
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. 500 n Ell PasO st.
FOR RENT-Large front furnished
room. 4O2 Montana Phone 2540.
TWO OR FOUR ROOMS with large
sleeping porch, for rent very reason
able. 710 Noble
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms.
Flats. Phone 1851.
FOR RENT-CooI quiet room with
bath. 1901 San Antonio.
LAKOTA-Cool ROOFS. single or ca
suite; 50 week up. 416 Mesa
THE FLATO.
Coolest cleanest rooms in city
blocks from plaza. III W. Boulevard
THE MYRTLE.
Just newly furnished and thorough
~ renovated: cool outside rooms;
summer rates. 3451z Myrtle.
NICELY furnished rooms. no sick. Coz
Mesa Ave. Mrs Collier
COOL furnished rooms. 6O6 n. Oregon.
= FURNISHED housekeeping rooms,
connecting bath, no sick or children.
500 - Virginia St
ALAb-O INN. 3141k S. FL Paso St; finest
roomt In city.
FOR a. ENT-NiceIy furnished rooms;
no sick 1I23 N Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15

WANTED-Room and sleeping porch
by man not sick. Answer T. 81 Her
aid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15
Help Wanted Male.

WANTED dispensers at the
Elite Confectionery Co.
TELEGRAPHT IS QUICKLY learned;
great demand for operators; situation
sure. expenses low Address Dallas
Telegraph college. Dallas Teas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15

DEAD CATTLE, HORSES AND MULES
taken away free except SUNDAYS
Phones Bell ~: Auto 1888. Victor Pot
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Medical.
ANA REITM-OVer CalfSh err s
For Sale Houses.

FOR SALE-House tent 12x16, $50
Rhode Island Red pullets, 1902 Alameda
Ave, East Ell PaSO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15

40 ACRES. 21z miles of deep we'll in
Toyah oil field VIII sell my lease for
$3.50 cash. Address Miss NJ, P o. box
126, PecOs, Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15

WE WANT your s-runc n&nh furniture
Tor cash We pay good prices. ia W
son & Brown Il5 Y. stanton Tel $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15

WANTED-Men at Los AngeIes. No
expense 70 learn trade Of electricity,
automobiles, plumbing, brickiaylng by
actual work on contract jobs Only few
months required; 200 students last
year CatalOg free. L 7. School Con.
Co. Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15
Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-ThOrOugh experienced Of
fee woman as assistant bookkeeper.
Apply at once Calisher's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
SyTEIE

SMILE
Because Harry & Co. has started his
second hand furniture business again
You know that he pays the highest
prices for second hand furniture. stoves
and carpets. Phone Bell 5I2- 80
San Antonio St. Opp. CITY hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15

WANTED-Firstclass dispensers at the
Elite Confectionery Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15
RAmROsD r:arEr.rI.r

Union depot. foot OF San Francisco
street, except those Of Mexico North
Western. All arrivals and departures
given in FL PasO or mountain standard
time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15

WANTED-An uptodate window dress
81 and dry goods man. BOnd-McCar-
thy Co, Taos, n NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-15
Fer Sala-FIIr7litura.
For Sale Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-A good bakery or dairy
wagon. 2116 Bassett Ave, East FL
Po
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
LEONARD WOOD,
THE MAN PREPARED

Ray Stannard Baker writes most IN
teresting sketch of Gen. Leonard Wood
In the April American Magazine, part of
which is quoted as follows:
MANY there are who have attempted
to account for the startling rise to power
and fame of Gen. Leonard Wood Twelve
years ago an assistant surgeon with lit
tie or no regular military training, how
Is it possible that today, at the astonish-
ingly youthful age of so Che was born
October 8. 1860, he should be the ranking
major-general and chief of staff of the
army of the United States?
Somewhere in one of his essays EN-
erson observes of certain extraordinary
man that he was prepared for his age
No better description of the success Of
General Wood could possibly be written.
without especially brilliant qualities to
commend him, with little promise In his
earlier years, he has been, at every crisis
he has had to meet, peculiarly the man
who was ready. There stood Leonard
Wood-prepared. 1t was not that he
sought the places which he has filled so
successfully, but that he was supremacy
the man who was ready for them.
AT the very beginning of his career in
the army, although only q surgeon. he
was assigned to lead detachment of
soldiers in pursuit of Geronimo's Apache
warriors, far down among the mountains
and cactus deserts of old Mexico. He
performed this difficult task with such
courage and efficiency that he was es-
pecially commended by his commanding
general and rewarded by congress with
one Of its rare medals. Theodore Roose-
welt said to him:
mo soldier could outwak him, could
live WITT greater Indifference on hard
and scanty fare, could endure hardship
better, or do better without sleep
eat the beginning of the Spanish war,
when it was proposed to raise regiment
of rough riders, the man naturally chosen
to lead was this same reticent. low
spoken, well-prepared army surgeon. He
became colonel and led the rough rid
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ers on the bloody hill of Las Guasimas
After that, when the high ones at Wash
ington looked about them for man to
command the conquered province of
Santiago, there stood Leonard Wood
ready. There were He proved
an admirable colonial administrator, and
from that moment onward Ne has been
the Imminent man in connection with
the most difficult problems of our foreign
dependencies He became governor of
Cuba. then he went to the Philippines
las he has held more and more impor-
tant positions. performing each task with
that high sort of quiet efficiency which
Americans admire. he has risen, natur-
ally, in rank in the army, until now he
Is chief Of staff, with headquarters at
Washington. Objection has been made
that he was advanced again and again
over the heads of men who had served
long and ably in the regular army, men
trained at West Point and further dis
ciplined by long service in army posts.
All this Is true; but General Wood was
never yet given a command or set to do
a new task because of his rank; he was
rather given his rank because of his task.
The name followed the deed
And II ever this country should be
plunged into war, no man would be
turned to by rank and file of the army.
or by the country at large, with greater
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of ones own great shortcomings. of
ones waste OF time, of ones opportuni-
ties missed. No one depends upon this
period OF your life whether you will look
back when you come to my age with
some satisfaction on your life or not.
mo one is wholly satisfied with his
life. The best of men that you could
think OF cannot have felt any complete
satisfaction at reviewing his career. But
there are degrees and degrees of salts
faction, and some may look back on
their lives with a feeling that they have
taken advantage of every opportunity
that offered. not merely to help them
selves, but help others and to furnish
some sort of example of manhood and
industry and truth and honesty In the
sphere in which they have been living
Now, whether you are able to do that
or not when you come to my age depends
greatly on what you are doing here to-
day. We all buy our experience very
dearly. with pain, with anguish. some
times with our hearts blood, and yet
when we try to give it to those who are
younger than ourselves they treat it
with neglect. and they so into the world
resolved to buy their own experience
themselves.
well. l. therefore. won't offer you my
experience, because. l say. you would re-
ject 1T. But there is a great phrase which
has come down from the ancients. which
embodies, l think, all that boy at school
ought to wish to be, putting religion
aside. Mems sana in corpore samoa
healthy mind In a healthy body.
THAT Is almost the secret of happi-
ness at school and after school, and you
can only get that healthy mind In a
healthy body by working both, not shut
fling either at sports or at work, but
throwing your best heart and your best
energies into both"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
MODJESKA TALKS
ABOUT Her HOME
Nsom the Century Magazine.

<rom the Century Magazine.
How can 1 ever forget the delightful
SUNDAY evenings at orr house on Sloane
.4raet ronaar 80 ,o.o, rno.,,.
40 ="
roau' "here tnose Two glorious prothers
dean and Edouard De Reszke) sang
many a time. We had a concert regu-
,arlv every Sunday for tho Ds Reszxss
-..5 L.. -. -. ,,.,-..,
sou ina Siioe all i'eeha c"nio' 81
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spent in singing, sometimes until 3
clock in the morning
We thought that the neighbors might
object to the music at such hours; and.
indeed, one evening policeman knocked
at our door. We were sure the object OF
his visit was to stop this music. and great
was our relief. therefore, when he told
us he came only to hnd out who sang
the last air We named Jean De Rbszke
and asked him the reason of his inquiry
"A man in the next house wanted TO
know" he said Go on. good night
1t seems that while these wonderful
concerts were going on. every wincow
was opened and many people stood in the
street listening.
Forbes Robertson, as my leading man.
came also.
loved every minute with childlike Gag
erness- .,o.
| remember that one evening In 49,
when we lived on Finchley road, l saw
them put their heads together and whis-
rer for while. Then one Of them an
nounced the sextet Of Lucia di Lam
mermoor" The two De Reszkc brothers,
MierEwinski. Marie Roze. Komierowskl
and some one l do not recall were 10
sing. Loyenberg, with great talent ana
a love of mischief. sat at the plano.
We had heard only few bars of the
sextet when suddenly Loverberg changed
the tune to the Merry War waltz
which the singers took up. and after q
while changed it again to the sextet
AND SO on and on until the end. The
effect was most tantalizing.
I had with me two nieces. who came
from the convent for their vacation, ane
also my son Ralph. who had arrived from
Paris The whole house rang with merry
| laughter and young voices. There was
| no end to practical jokes, and when gu,
artists came on Sunday we could not tel
which was the youngest The wnoie
place was turned upside down.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
SECRETS OF HAPPINESS
Healthy Mind In . Healthy Body
Lord Rosebery Tells Boys

From the London Telegraph.
Lord Rosebery visited the other day
George Watson's College In Edinburgh,
enc of the largest day schools for boys
In Great Britain. conducted by the Edin-
burEh Merchant Company. After inspect
ing the boys Of the cadet corps. who were
drawn UP in review order. he was es-
ccrted to the assembly hall. where he
addressed the pupils of the school, which
number about 1900. Said Lord Rosebery:
II wonder If you realize, boys, that 1t
is rather a solemn moment for any one
of my age to come face to face with
boys at your age. I suppose between the
eldest of you and myself some 80 and 40
years intervene. Looking back on that
period between the termination of ones
school life and the period at which one
has arrived one reviews 1t with a sense
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
American Pianist csmi.s He-e

London. March D.-{8psciul) --Miss Au-
gusta Cottlow. the American pianist, ID
to return to America shortly. after a
most successful tour In Europe. At her
recitals in London her playing gained
appreciatiye notice from the critics and
she Is returning hero In the fashionable
summer season, when she will be much
In request for private musieales. Miss
Cottlow performed recently at musicale
given by Mrs. Ronalds. one Of the lead
ers Of the American colony In London.
Miss Cottlow also created good impress
sion In Berlin. that mecca Of mnsicians.
where critics are apt to be ultra-criticai.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
w. s. LYON Is
APPOINTED ADV. MGR.
pORTER TT OWNING

Mr.. w. s. Lyon has been appointed
to take charge of the publicity end of
the Porter Clothing company stores, to
succeed Mr.. Lake Smith. Mr.. L ION has
already Joined the Porter forces and
beginning Monday, will be actively In
charge of the advertising department.
For some time past Mr. Lyon has been
with the Drennen company. coming to
them after years of experience In the
mercantile and advertising fields. and his
promotion now to entire charge of the
publicity end of the Porter stores Is
deserved recognition of his excellent work
In the past.
His record makes 1t plain that he will
be only another important cog In the
valuable wheel OF machinery now in
charge of the destinies Of the Porter
Clothing company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
Sue for Inheritance

Stockholm, March 26.-(Special)-M. Jo-
hanneson. a member of the district coun-
ell, is about to bring suit against the
members of the royal family of Sweden,
to establish the existence of an inherit
ance amounting to 100000 crowns. The
suit is to be fled against the Dowager
Queen Sofia and her sons, Princes Oscar,
Charles and Eugene, brothers OF King
Gustav V
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27

sense of security than to the immensely
efficient. energetic, modest soldier who
has a way of doing every task to which
he Is set better than anyone expected.
For he has the genius of being always
readv'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27

934-Robert Jemison, Sr., Peerless.
935-L Braun, REQ.
sew. n. MeTyiere. e. Nj. F.
937-C. r. Camp, Buick.
93S-M. d. Brandies. Jackson.
939-J. f. Mosley, REQ.
s4o-J. p. Evans, Stanley.
94l-Dr. G. Eubank, e. Nj. F.
942-J. II. Jones, Oldsmobile.
943-F. L. Roden Grocery company,
Overland.
944-C b. Davis, Huppmobile.
945-Birmingham Sand and Brick COM
pany, Cadillac.
9l6-A. D. Lightner. Stanley Steamer.
947-T. S. Smith. Premier.
94s-w. d. Caldwell, Hudson.
s4e-A. G. Smith, Cadillac.
SOD. Yorenburg, Stevens-Duryes.
95l--Mrs. Nora Slye. REQ.
952-William Hood, Stevens, Duryea.
$50. T. Brazelton. Stevens Duryear.
SIC. F. Brazelton, Chalmers Detroit.
$50. d. Park, Cadillac
s56-W G.. Mason. Hudson.
957-E Ballard. Cadallic.
95s-Citzens Auto, company demon
strating.
o59-R. L. King. Franklin.
96o--Charles Wheelan. Cadallie.
961-J. R. Dawson, Maxwell.
s62-F H. Johnson. Buick.
96s-A. H. Moore. E. NJ. F.
96EJ. C. Fason, Cadallic.
9s5-J. r. Dewberry, E. M. F.
9es-w E. Sprink. Franklin.
sell. L. Stevenson. jackson.
9S-R. n. Smith, Thomas Detroit.
Soc. II. Colvin, Franklin.
s7o-George w. Hays. stevens Duryear.
9Th. L. Alison, Cadallic.
s72-W T. Shipe, Ford.
sT3-J. C. Gibson. Rambler.
ga. j. Miller. Maxwell.
975-M. S. Edmondson. REQ.
978-Tom Fahay, REQ.
sT7-H. C. Weller. Ford.
s7g-J. b. Floyd, REQ.
S7sLG. M. Schwend, oldsmobile.
SOW. c. Barber, Buick.
9s1-L. A. Smith, Buick.
s2-P r. yalkenburgh, Pullman.
sS3-A. o. Kehm, REQ.
9s4-J. p Lyons, Waverley Electric.
ss5-W. H. Bason, Buick.
9s6-R. D. Johnston. Electric.
ss7-G. T. Wofford Co., White Steamer.
ssS-W. II. Tharp. Franklin.
9ss-R. F. Smith, Chalmers Detroit.
9eN-F H. Phillips. Chalmers Detroit.
991-Crane Co., Buick.
9s2-Robert Lehman. REQ.
ss3-F. II. May, National.
s94-J. f. McLaren. Jr., Hudson.
ss5-Birmingham Buggy Co.. Column
bus.
ss6-J. S. Adams. Moline.
ee7-M. D. Thomas. Moline.
esS-J. M. Perkins, Hudson.
e9s-L. Chamberlin, Pope Race.
10OO-E. +. Shaw & Son, Overland.
10o1-F. B. King. Ford.
1O02-B. c. Hickman, jackson.
100s-E l.. Brown, Knox.
1oo4-H. S. Florance. Cadillac.
leo5-R. e. Beattie, Wayne.
1906. G. Weaver, International.
1oo7-P. S. Miner, Stanley Steamer.
10os-Hazei Heights Land Co. Buick.
1O0e-J. T. Breasely, Pullman.
Io1o-P. A. Raymond, Hudson.
101I-J. P. Kyser. PopeWayerly.
10l2-J. ]. Smith,. Hudson.
1O13-D. S. Moore. Cadillac.
101AT. H. Motion. Electric.
1e15-A. williams. Brush.
1016-J. f. Stallings, Buick.
1017-R. c. Booth, Ford.
1o1s-C. c. McClain, Maxwell
ls1s-Taxicab Co.. Fillmore.
1o2o-Taxicab Co.. Gilmore.
1021-Taxicab Co.. Gilmore.
1022-W. Fl. Miller, Maxwell.
1879. J.. Ayes, Buick.
1024-A. w. Lane, REQ.
1oe5-John r. Lewis, jackson.
1026-A. r. Mckinney, Buick.
Ios7-C. r. HolcombA Cameron.
Io2s-Mrs. b. E. Kidd, Thomas.
1898. G. Stub bins, Maxwell.
l030-Acme Canopy Co., Maxwell.
lO31-J. S. Arnold, REQ.
1o32-H Kay, REQ.
1o33-Citizens Auto Co., Ford.
IO34-W. b. Wear, National.
1o35-T. i. Beeches, White Steamer.
i0s6-J. ?. Abbott, Chalmers Detroit.
l0s7-C. J. Frederick, Ford.
1neS-R q Phillfp. Cadillac.
1851. ]. Peek, Matheson.
1aAn-y w McOuaen MathasOn
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Birmingham Garage Go.
Avenue B and 2lSt Street

Don't take automobile tires "for granted"
Goodrich or any other kind. Look up their re-
cord That is the and only test of tire merit
worth a moments consideration
The Goodrich record is over ten years
long, includes six Glidden Tours and most OF
the endurance contests 1t proves the
merit of GOODRICH Tires
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FOR RENT

New store, 25x140-new re-
tail district-rent reasonable
! Jemison r. f. and ms. Co..
2024 Third syenue.
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1.-THE doctor has ordered my wife TO
spend two months in the country
II understand. my poor fellow.
But you don't understand She won't
CO.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27

The world loves O. winner
John B. Reid, our next sheriff.
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Mr.. McCartin has managed to accumulate
for the city. He deserves the thanks of
every farmer autost and business house
using delivery wagons for the work he
has done on this thoroughfare.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-02-10
WARD COUNTY
!. .LQS|ESI TERRITORY
Burke County is Name Of the
Second Slice to Come Off tho:
Big Western County.

The Supreme Court at Bis.
marck handed down a decision
Tuesday, which creates Burke
county out of the northern part
of Ward county. The Governor
will name the temporary coun-
ty seat aud it will be Bowbells
or Kenmare, this makes the
second slice that has come off
of the big county as Montraile
was framed out of the South,
western part. The creating
this new County of Burke pays
an elegent tribute to the esteem
in which the governor is held
bv the residents of that part OF
the state and makes AZ counties
in the state.