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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
THE CH1LD'S INQUIRY.

How big is Dan MACPHERSON. pa
The peopul's" mighty chief'
IL he like some Jack Johnson tail
Who brought poor Jeff to GRIEF
IL ne 50 large that other men to
dwarfs and piginies fade
Ana must he to a round house 60 to
get Within the shade
on no. my son. about nay size.
or maybe not 90 tan.
TIE not his stature makes him great
But the higness Of his gall
You can not size men hy their height
nor size around tho belts.
Nor pounds Of flesh and hone aud
sturf that lies within their u,Its.
i'ut m"u are great for mighty deeds
That they havo been aud done %
Ana this man Mac exceeds them an
As you viii hear. my son
Tho KING of France who marched his
men uphill and down again
Was not ace hiRh 90 Danny Mac when
once be started In.
Have "ou not heard how Hubbcll ho,d
Had ruined All the world.
TIN Danny Mac tho cudael took
And 20 oblivion hurled
This bad man end an his gnne. tho
grand old parry too.
ma with his sanity chairman made
the whole blamed cheese anew ,
pa you not know but for nur Dan
Inc sun ana stars ana moon
would all wink out. my little man.
ANA do II mighty soon?
IN faot there's nothing holding now
this old world In It's place.
Son, hut Danny ana the Acrobai ana
his Chalrmon's saving grace.
nav" YOU not heard how an the men
Who led the q. O. H.,
From billie Taft on down tho line
The Hight had failed 10 SEQ,
TN Dannie Mac his pen he took and
pierced them thru and thru
Ana made tho party To his taste all
spick ana epan ana new?
Com" off my hoy, YOU DO not know
What's meant by truly great.
IL takes real brains and slush funds
too,
To mako n mighty state;
Ana wnen our Dan gets things fixed
NJ as they ought to he
with "Haggy' IN the governors chair
hut you just wait ana see.
wen nave no strangers hutting IN
To the office holders trust.
Ana none receiving any tin"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

60 feel better when | had taken only
Que bottle Of Compound. but kept Oh
as was afraid 10 stop too soon. Mrs.
SADIE MULLEN, 212s y. Is. ST., IL
wood. Ind
Why will women take chances with
an operation cor drag out "a sickly,
halt.hearted existence. missing three
fourths of the JOY of living. when they
can find health In lydia l.. Pink ham
Vegetable Compound
For thirty years IL has been the
standard remedy for female Ills. ami
has cured thousands of women who
have been troubled with such all
meuts as dispacements. Inflammation,
liberation, ilbroid tumors. irregulari.
ties, periodic pains. backache. indiges-
tiOn. and nervous prOstratiOu.
II you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia ~. Plnkham's Nege-
table Compound viii help YOU,
write to Mrs PinlSham ut Lynn,
Mass, for advice. Your letter
will he absolutely confidential,
aud the advice free.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

MR. HOOI.ItY ON THE DEP. q
lrN SiIEIiIIT'S' coz. q
NENrGON. a
~$%~sSS~~sssN.

Did veg attind the Grand and
glorious meeting held be Gillenwath-
or Don Jesus ana his diputics at tho
court house Saturday ." said MIR.
iiooley To- his friend Hinnessy.
'oi did not" said Hlnnrssy. and
phst was Il about"
"Seuro II was 90 kape up the hhnys'
curage until after the Vegas convin-
ton said Honley. and grand
meetin II was 20 bee sure Glleu-
wa,her made the spachc Of his life and
the whole thing was SUCCESS from
beginnin 60 ind Considhcring Don
Jesus had less than wake To git the
hys toglther Gillenwather Explained
now the state committee found that
he was chairmln and forget 10 say so.
but cnrlislly reporthed IN favor Of
Judge Mann thus miNin' things all M.
but bycs. ser he. I'm the chalrmln.
sez he. ana " the committee had
found IN mo favor. soz he. I don't
Know but Ia have approved ar Il. seq
ne, ana they did find in me favor. too
seq he. only Judge Wright was care
less. seq he, and wrote Judge Mann's
name In me place. ser he. and his
committees names I'm your places. seq
ne, but rs plain. scz he. that
hlm chairman. sog he. for the
Jarnal- DimmycTat sid so and
so does Don Jesus. seq he and
it We sim doubt II, ser he. I'm leave
~ 20 mo ftiond Bernhard Ruppe. sez
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

he sun" I made mistake. srz Eo
boz thruWiu 100 via Uuhhru. poz ht
and l'tiiu him beat me. bat bN 90. Soy
he. if ain chairman. scx np. hurstin
into tears it piW mot chairman. pod
W" hoN str We wItu Zoo handle tu,
slush funds Wher upon iho dIpu.
titles groned ana Damn, Mcrhnrsou
wsil,ds Ike lusnt -uwi Jh. I tell
,nu. runessv, " was pluul enough
q" soit"nrd Nv" heart ot o. pti. khat.'
"Hut wont th., lose hc holtm 900
inquired UInucssy
lose said ifouI,y How kin
thcy lose nnythinE murr' And br.
sides llnnessy. n paws 10 ueuli There
is iho Jarnal Dmm, .r,t. as his Away
bolthod thr naypuhnotu ticket aud
sit Hinnossv. as the ofnshcl nrghsm
there's me frind. Frank CLANCY. vho
always bolts the tickit ana yet he's at.
toruoy aineral. and there's our
muthual frind Iiinlng WHO Is sthe
only follcr liver offishially punished
fur Niu' since the dav ut AnRuias. he
hciu thrown out of 'he lisislathure,
and Who writes all the Editorials ur
the Jarnnl -DimmNcru when pan
ny Black and Mcphursuu runs
out ~ wurds ana w he
has the hnroo of Immigration
maft ga his mitt aud lux ~ Don
Josue. he always bolts tho tirbct. IKE
he did last fall vhin he helped clict
Harvey Ferguson 10 tho couvintlon.
ana yit he has q lead pipe smch ON
che shcriffs office don't YOU behave.
mo h,e. thar " don't pny TO bolt"
"llut kin SO max, the pG,plc hlccve
We said liinnissey.
whist" said Hoolcy. the payple
are aisy on We have to do Is To- ycll
Hubbell ana the payple viii rush to
yc and break thoits fulc uerks TO
vote Tor the Gillcnwather crowd Ye
can fule the payplc 10 SO go ~ II right
uinnessy some OF The very besht ~
i'm now are wurKu fight u our
hands, Frank CLANCY Kin write few
LETTERS Of anshient histshory about
what he viz the llubbrlls did before
Tho ilud. and th" Jarnal- Dim.
mycrnt can Nll Hubbcll I'm
they're black i'm the face. and
there Sc ar-re. ON. the payple
are missy Hinnessy. ana we're experts
at foollu the payplc. what's botherin'
ms is how 90 ful" the Las Vegas co1.
vintipE.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
run prNL ~ piNIV.

81. apc nHp rowuua WIN tEc
J.Hn..p,m..Ht .au assert that n"
3d. Hsmp..u because that paper
i- slowly pnd urn, preparing FOB r1U
su 3D. m#.u d,.I with the pcmo.rus
arB ruu 3d. i.lou u.trt securing the
n..' state offices Tor fcp of ia
h,uum,u u r,uu ur Iu uuHt
Goo tH, p,u..uu. party
TH. dpl .. r.u ina, even tho
tuu disnul., ui Oh, .....II'd rrumrs-
n,, uortt uu.u Be- "aauIl,d to give
ruu.rus place for f.v gentlemen
who can't take ne, cold plunge OF
Democracy because th,, fear th, r"-
action .ln .sll, bo penetrated
In, Democrat, leaders who nr, pc.
blind tnc d.u arc working carefully
n..aus, tnoy Tear discussion boz their
own ranks when ib, Democratic ran-
didatr. f.r certain offices hear that
b,, have been traded rpr the Jour.
nal Democrats her. hmru
The journal Democrat continues 20
fight anything Ike Republican Dee.
cause 30 desires Go do a$ mu.h harm
as poslbl, b,for, 10 finally cuts loose
ana the poopl, are completely n-
formed ns Goo its intentions. The paper
runIinucs Co attack any man b. bee
li,y,s VIII have an opportunity Of be-
inF nominated bv the Republican
state co. county conventions. ln the
hupn that 10 can do at least "a little
injury before i,s real purpose Is dis
closed
The only weak link in the deal IL
the fact that the journal Democrats
support Is not worth the price asked
ana the Democratic leaders know it,
The henchmcn who are 20 get the
Jobs that the Journal Democrat de-
nnnds ~ The Democrats have no fol-
lowing. They are merely creations of
me morning paper In the political
Held ana owe their political being 10
that paper The Journal Democrat
wei knows that Il can not take an,
votes into the other party. aud IL
knows that all it can give ne Demo
''nty los way OF trade b. the abuse
t can hemp on the Republican can
didntpg
This abuse, however the Ropubli-
can leaders and candidates have had
10 undergo every campaign since the
Journal Democrat firs, began IT, cru
sndc - boiling. they expect IL aud
they pay M attention to H. Likewise
iho Republican voters have learned
Go take 10 az what IL IN worth and they
do not let 't Influence them In voting.
This has been demonstrated 80
"fton In the past that II can not Doe
rhrusaid II viii hc demonstrated
again IN the coming election and
this time SO fotcibly that the morning
r'per will rcgret having ever gone
Ia ON the deaf There are u few
things going to happen that do not
now naurc and the morning paper
had better get its ear 90 the ground |
heior" signing the articles of war.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
HoprY WAS rIE coAr.

Under tho above heading the Santa
Fo New Mexican. from which the
Morning Acrobat has been IN the
hahit of p"iing, tolls q little biz of
interesting history NJ 10 ono of tho
ner"hutic stunts pulled OH by the
journal which brought Delegate W
H. Andrews into the political arena
4" New Mexico for the first time.
" was that famous acrobatlc stunt
which defeated BERNARD =. Rodcy for
the Republican nomination for dcla-
gate 20 congress and which brought
W ~ Andrews into leadership
knowing fuI We' that the editorial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
MORN|NCAF TERCLUB
HAS A MEETING
Candidates Examined and
Asked to Prove Their. AL.
legiance to Cause of Law
and Order in Proper Manner

\ meeting of tho morning nftcr
club was hold iu tho chambers Of the
city police judge this morning seven
members ~ tho fraternity we're pres
ont Tho meeting was held FOR the
purpose ~ assigning tasks for tho
members 90 perform uu order 20 prove
their allegiance o. the cause Of law
ana order. subject which is some
thing OF n hobby with the presiding
officer Justice craig, his grand mar
shall McMillin, ana guard of the in
ner door. Pablo LuIan.
Tom laoa. chief baca-nallar. was
assigned TO ten days in the inner
vault with Alexander Sais as special
assistant for eve DAYS in the SOLDERING
rites of the inner shrine.
Richard Maxwell (colorcd )donated
SIC 20 the cause Of law and order.
aud was excused from rltuallstic oh
Seryancos.
Ramon Alire. Gustavo Aurita. ana
Manuel Baca were assigned to duty
for i've days each, but Marcllina Ro-
mali sought % Withdraw from the
organization. declaring that he had
not taken the proper preliminary
steps. These steps are usually exe-
cuted 10 double time. ana are the re-
suit 81 an cxultation of htc spirits In
order 20 determine upon his eligible
IT'S 10 enter the doors Of the order. a
special meeting will be called at T.
a. NlRnL this "a a. .as.l
nacu's credentials will be examined
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

HtPt nIICAN CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE or BERN AIIII.O COUNTY
AS ~ NOW EXISTS.
Precinct.
No. I-Inis rrnillIo. Benigno AnnSa,
No 3 Antnnio GnrciR.
Ne. 3--IranCisco Iucero Mon.
Inin.
No t--Santiago Gnroia.
Va. I'D. H. SANCHEZ, I1lisco q.
CHAVEZ
No 6--Iaamon PadiiIa.
No. 7-~Dario Chavez
M. S--iuan Oiguln.
No 9--I'olicarpio Arnlio.
No i0--IIlomcno Mora.
No. II--N. ~ Chavez
No. I3-Tom Duran, Julian Prrca,
Jesus Homero.
No. iI--Nicholas Herrera.
No 22--Carlos Gricgo.
No 2a--NInnuoi Gonzales n Iopez,
No 2h---I0~c ScVedra
No. ST. tnastacio Gnilerrex.
No a5--NIelauiadcs Chavez.
No i2--D. ". Ftrguson. A. o.. Wal
kcr, \, ". Stronp. George =. Kick,
~. ~ Rosenwald.
M. s6--h- y. Reynolds, r. y. law
Ter, W. ~. Gilicnwater ~. N. strong.
%. \. Ii0atrieht.
~ Iargc--lienry nramlclt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

bile Compound |
was sick three
months and could
not walk. | suf
fered all the time.
The doctors said |
could not get we'll
without an opera
tion. for | could
hardly stand the
pains IN my sides,
especially my right
one, and down my
right leg. | began
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

Those who affiliate with the GiiIen-
water gang need not du so with any
hope 'hot thcy wul get a. county of.
fln" The county offices have all been
promised Go tb" present incumbcnte
and non" OF them Weld anything
IN" Gllcuwot'r guug consists OF Gfi-
l'nwo,"r tine county officers aud tEc
morning paper
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

TIN Danny saws they must.
Ana tho Court linus, windows then
will hc as big araiu as now.
ANA W'.li got Twelve Thousand to tho
mile for all the rouds $40 pillow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18


.....,
''''f '..'. quote. .i'' ih' '"''"''' .
'-'"s % ... JUDO. h''' 'h' ''''' .''
'.."' O." ''HH.' "'' oft ''' s''''"n.
'' .''. "''''.'. ""N'f''. To I'"' "a
'"'I''.' " '-.'I' I"' 'd''i DOT
0' '. N'il.hl N.'''' "" '.'
SNOW. Do "' ''ih' This ~ '1' ''''"' .
'' '" To" N''N''' an. 'h'"t ""'I''''
100 N'fn'"p I"nI'" hH' "n'''''-
'' announcer .f"' "' "h''h w" no.
."'''''n "i'n'h''.' ". New M'''.'
/ '.' ''' 'h'''i''n. I"." o. Ioi-oN'
arc ''I'F'' o." '' t..''' lh' "'Ra''<-
''''n h'' .''f'' TOP 'ilhH ''''" h'r-
'''"' 'h '.' '.'.'' county "n''' Pr"
'''''I '. % ''''''"' ""'i'E" i'r me
'''''''' '''''.' "'' '.'"'~ '''h
''' I' nave '''"'l' Ih" '"'-
''''''.'.' .' obi ''' ''l' N'@''"h'
'' roy ''''' '''' ''"''"' committee. wont
'"' 'F '' ''." Eh'<' 'h' "tlF'n'
committee chosen 90 th" primaries
pud .'ntcut"n of 1905. the mst gene
'rW election held 100 New MNt,o. and
which n' that time was committee"
recognized hy the Albuquerque Jour.
nal ana Hudod to the Skies us being
true HlHr reform and 'Jut-lluu-
h'li" ln tho ewes of thc Journal this
recognition 10 s"rI"u' mistake that
VIII simply wrook th" GulcnVutcr cud
Of the party nltu"ueh fortunately
/ INIT era oi the party n Horunlilo
county BE- small boz numbers. yot great
in M" Noise u makes
Tho Journal OF course. can not
meet 'h" ISSUE directly u must ue.
cloud 30 and therefore declares Wildly
mat i'ornaljilu county wan mover again
submit Co. nubbolIsm. ana that Holm
. n. iursum aud the Republican party
ORGANIZATION n' New Mexico age boil
st'iug up 'llubbclusm. whatever
that m"aus u prints q history or
Oh" past ten wears 90 show how it
u'S'r'l'o huobcllisn ln nernalillp
'"un'N' "l'h"ufh iudging hy the hol-
''' u ''"N'-. Hu'h"ll seems lively
""' determined corpse,
10 "riunE this history IN" Iournai
""'''s IN important chapter. q chap
''r Wh'rh is h'ttrr known to IL than
'" any "th"r newspaper or individual
u ''''rS "b'' ono d"v IN party his
''IN' nut ono "i ~ most m"mont"us
""NN, va" o"N' seven years ago. on
""''" non h"in"fd > I'od"y was de-
''"''u ." Nln"luerpu" Tor the nomi-
'''''n TOT congress hN Hon William
." .'''''r''"'
~" journal knows that tho fisht
was nov "s"'nN Hernard ;. Rodey. hut
'N"'"St INC hnhn'lls' and that Il was
NV '"'" ~ h"rsnm VINO superseded
'''"" ~ huoneil 's chairman Of the
"'''''''"' ''n'f"l committee ny the
.'''''N 81 'h"t i'sh' " was Holm ..
WI" ~" the FORCES ihat nut
Wv '''''N on 'h' iNnh'l' domination
nm ''''' IN" INC mos oi the Jour
VIZ "'"' WINES 10 ~" bitterness
- ''"'" ~ ii"np'H against Holm o.
sun ''' NV oi''' ''Ihs'
wv wv VI '"' N"'' Tor delega'"
'''''''8 ''r""'" = H"deN' the
W. "''S"''''' 'h' popular
" ~ 7''' '''S'''''" WI" h"d made
80 d" '""R''SS' was ''ld' Ut YOU
,'''" ''"'o''' overheard You VIII b"
''''''" ''o''E ""d h's h"art
~. '''''''''"'''" ''' ne answer
=" "''N''S Frahk \ huhbell mas
'''' u" "''" una am not
=" "'N''' MN W ms h"ur oi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

AZ usually treated. a spralned an
kle viii disable o man for three or
four weeks, but by applying Cham.
berlain's l4iniment freely ~ soon as
the injury Is received, ana observing
the directions with each bottle. n
cure can be effected in from two TO
four days For sale by all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

In atnlintng With Tho Republican
party ~ Brrnulillo county M Klock
IS DOING only what every other gcnu-
iu" Republican Is doing. lie can not
do otherwise and bc Republican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

Attend "a" Republican primaries
and make your choice known. The
primaries are th" puces to change
any party condition that is not pleas
ing IN you.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

~ giving tho Morning journal an
th" best state offices. q few of the
Democratic headers hope 10 SECURE its
support Tho rank aud nlo ct De-
n"rracy may desire ~ be consulted IN
th" deal however
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

Thus lar the people have not rallied
very strongly 10 the Acrobats appeal
for aid Tho "peepul" can not be
fooled an the time. you know.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

Thus FAR. We presume, tho morning
paper has not received any furiher
letters from the millionaire suhscrIb-
.r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

Some people have IN idcu that the
office of sheriff - to uphold the law
ana carry out the orders of the courts.
ana not Tor the purpose OF mohiuzinR
aoput, shorifrs Tor political purposes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
MEMBERS REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE WHO ATTENDED,
LAST MEETING AND HEITS-
I'D 10 NCCEISf JUDGE
MANN'S RESIG y ALTON.


Precinct.
M. i--I.uIs TruIlIlo, Bcnlgno Amaya.
Ma. 3--I'rancisco Lucero Montoya.
No. 4--Santiago Garcia.
M. I'D. a. snnchcz, EiIsco G.. chm.
ves.
No. 7--DarIo Chavez.
Ma. s--,iuan olanin.
No in. y. Chavez
M. Ia--Tom Duran.
Ma. 1i-Nlcoias Herrera.
No. as--Manucl Gonzales Iopcz.
No 3l---Anastaclo Gutierrez.
No. 35--Nfclauiadcs chavez.
M. ED. ". Ferguson. A. a.
slronp, George :. KIock.
No eG--T .. IawIer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

N"W Is The propiuous timo To APP
point everyone a deputy sheriff They
are 80 useful in running u campaign
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
WOMAN
ESCAPES
OPERATION
WasCured byLydiaE. Pink
hams Vegetable c Compound

Elwood. Ind --" Your remedies have
cured me and | have only taken six
bottles Of Lydia T.. l'inkham's Nevptl-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

The morning paper has found out
already what the pccpul are going
10 do about IT,"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

Precinct.
Precinct.
No. - Antonio (.arrin.
No. 3--irancisco luccro \ Montoyn.
No. i--Iugcnio q. Bareia tDrndl
No I'D. a. Sanrhel, Elisco 4.
chavez.
No. G--Isamon padilla.
No. 5--Bnrio Chavez.
No s---Ipan Olguln.
No. 0--poliCarpiO Arnujo.
No i0--tilOmcno Mora
M. il--Itataei Chavez (Deadl
No. ia--fom Duran, Julian Perca,
J"stIs Romero.
No. ii.-Nipolas Herrera.
No. 22--t ariOs Griego
M. 23-hanuel Gonzales \ I0sez.
NJ. 2k--.Iose SaVclrn.
M. --Anastacio GuticrreA
No. 35--Niclquiadcs Chavez
No. I'D. VI. Ferguson, \. D.. Wal
her \. D. Stroup, George :. KIock.
~. ~ IiOsenWnld
M aB--It. q. Reynolds. 7. =. Law.
leT, ". ~. Gslienwatcr, ". ". strong
% 4. gBOatrighi
40 Iarge---Iienry nramleiL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

MEMBERS REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE VINO INTENDED
GIiI.itNM ATIiR RUAIP
MEETING.
Precinct. F'g
No. 2-Antonso Garcia.
No. o--PolIearpio NrmIIo.
NJ. i0--IFIlomcno Morn.
No I'D. :. ftoscnwald (by PROXY
held by Springcr), \. D.. Walker.
M. i3--.Iests Romero, julian re.
ren, Thy proxy hcld by sprlngcF.)
No. a2--CarlOs Grlego.
No. a6--w. a. Gnlcnwatcr, u. ~.
loatrisht
No 2s---Iose Sayedra.
~ Iaree--IIcnry Hramlcti.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMIT.
lEE on BERN NtIII.O COUNTY
A. NAMED BN THE COUNTY
ONNFNTiON N zoos.
Washington telegraph., 1911-12-15
MARRIAGE AT JAKAJONES
Prominent Business Man and Miss
Sutton Marry

Mr.. T. A. Foster of Jakajones
and Mss Ida Sutton of the same
neighborhood were married at
the home Of the BRIDES parents
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
Rev. j. Il. Gold Of Washington
performing the ceremony. Quite
anumber of friends and relatives
OF the bride and groom we're
present. Mr.. Foster is a mem
Der of the firm of Foster Bros.
OF Jakajones and is a substantial
business man of that neighbor-
hood, and Miss Sutton is the
daughter of Hugh Sutton and a
most estimable young lady of the
same neighborhood.
Washington telegraph., 1911-12-15
BEST On Earth"

This is the verdict of r. j. Howell,
Tracy, O, who bought Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound for his
wife. "Her case was the worst |
have ever seen, and looked like
sure case of consumption. She
suffered from sore lungs and cough
ed almost necessarily and her voice
was hoarse and weak. Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound brought
relief at once and less than three
bottles effected a complete cure
On sale here at Colds; Barrow
Drug Store, Ozan.
Washington telegraph., 1911-12-15
NEW PLANET 10 LOST.

The astronomical world has found
and lost a new planet and now tbs
ok4ervatories Of the world are train
i.K thsir telescopes on the heavens in
the hope Of again locating tha
strange little traveller. The nsv
planet or Gsteroid, as astronomer
call it, was discovered by Palisa Of
Vienna, and his discovery confirmed
BY PsculA Of Copenhagen. Accord
nx to the best calculations the plan
st j. a lively traveller and has adj
vGncSd 80 rapidly toward the earth
that it has distanced observation and
- now lost track of.
Washington telegraph., 1911-12-15
CUSTLY BLAZE FROM
MEADOW BURNING
FIRE GETS FROM UNDER
CONTROL
$500 POUNDS seed SEED COTTON
Belonging to Mrs. A. J. Haw-
thorne Destroyed Last
Sunday
$500 POUNDS SEED COTTON

A disastrous fire in which
twenty-five hundred pounds of
seed cotton belonging to Mrs. A.
j. Hawthorne. 5 miles southeast
OF town, was destroyed Sunday.
Mr.. Lay, who lives near the
Hawthorne home, had started a
fire with a view to burning off a
meadow, but the fire got'from un-
der his control and swept across
to the Hawthorne farm, setting
fire to shed in which the cotton
was stored. 1t was only by dill
igent fighting that four bales of
lint cotton and a crib of corn was
saved, as the flames we're extin-
guished just before reaching
these.
Washington telegraph., 1911-12-15
Big WILD CAT
Cat Measuring Nearly Four Feet i
Trapped

A wild cat measuring three
feet and ten inches in length was
caught in a steel trap by w. e..
Darlington on the Red river farm
of j. r. Davis Dec. End. The feet
of the cat were as large as good
sized dogs feet and held a dan
gerous set of claws. The cat had
to be dispatched with rifle while
held by the trap before it could
be approached with any degree
of safety.
Washington telegraph., 1911-12-15
S. 7. JONES DEAD
Burial Under Auspices of Farmers
Union

S. II. Jones died of paralysis at
his home near Holly Grove Mon
day morning at 5 o'clock, and was
buried at Holly Grove cemetery
Tuesday morning at II o'clock,
the funeral services being con-
Quoted by Rev. j. H. Gold of this
city.
Mr.. Jones had an attack of par.
alysis the past summer and an
other about ten days ago, which
resulted in his death.
The burial ceremonies were
conducted under the auspices ot
the Farmers Union.
Mr.. Jones leaves a wife ant
several grown children.
Washington telegraph., 1911-12-15

Construction work on the con
crete sidewalks in this city has
been progressing rapidly the past
week. The walk has been com
pleted on one side of Main street
from a point east of the Trimble
hotel to the court house, and will
one or two more favorable days
the other side will be finished.