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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
ARIZONA NEWS Of
INTEREST

luu'ufN. NIIrs NIE TO- 100 los
! Angeles 10 f,N dt.s ago Mr. uud Mrs
| Ben uattoI.k uf pbocu.N N'r. taken
s,r.ousN 90 from rt"mun' poisoning
o INDIAN police ACROSS tu" 'N"l N's
Vi.no- TuoN recovered AFTER hJ'iag
/ 1upli,d restorative
The territorial board ul ,1usuDt
! ton hle figured that u VIII be- uocrs-
sat, co. raiso b., uu,iIipn t,iS,t-o tor
territorial purposes
HU, Murphy OF MAYER Ie laid up
| with e. broken collar bone. the result
ct his horse falling after the animal
had stepped into gopher Mole
Arthur Il Thompson. who lost his
health he the RlondNk". and who
came 20 Prescott to regain it left
foe san Diego this wock tie vas ac-
tompauicd bv his mother
MARI Eur1cnshue leg, tor his ouyx
| claims u 1oconinu county upon
which he PROPOSES t. put force of
iacu ut work taking cut the orua-
mental stone for shipment 10 eastern
markets
| Last Monday " L. Luncetord as-
sistant ~ Jcrinteudent OF the Tom
Reed t'Otd Mines company, brought
IN ONr OF nullion that weighed Sa5.-
600. thy cleanup for the last q days.
The shipment of five barrels at near
beer which was seized last week by
Superintendent BubCock ana force
near tn" knee in Gallup this week.
returned To the Brown pool hall
IThursduv. II is understood that MT
Habcoct dld not receive any sausfac-
uou from the department at Wash
ington. and decided to torn over the
goods to the owner Parker Post
! Gcorg, Faulkner "a brakeman who
has been working out uf WusluW the
past uV" months had his Jag ,ut OFT
not srt e. date fpI it- m,.tul max
while making coupling Nnslow
Mail
Two biz cylinder presses an. kept
busy turning out from 3,o0U.uoo 20
1000 O' postal cards % day loo the
government printing offin, at Wash
ngtot So meet the demand OF tho
American people.
Dr T.. ii. kptphosid, VI Yuma VIII
leave some tim. this month nr chi.
,tEo Go accompany hs SON. Allison.
nhu WN! seek treatment for 8u Iu-
IJWod arm seml- paraly4cd through
blood poisoning from eJt
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
MERE TRIPLES OFTEN
TAKE THE EDGE Off
PLEASURE TOUR
Timely Observations for Mo-
florists. Who Have EXper-
fenced Exasperating and
Embarrassing Trouble.

o. ia probably not am unusual O.r-
rumstaugc that up iu eu i- 'u %
large extent spoiled hE ltu, Diryunl-
-lunrta. uuihus 100 themselves, HHi
uuit, sufficient Go take thr k'ru edge
off the enjoyment OF th, tour lu
nine rt.,a out ur ten tu's" troubles
can hr cured without much effort "r
great mechanical skill uut 800 some
INSTANCES the writer hae found that
th, trouble ls allowed Geo continue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
What 70 Do

In a bachelor apartment house IN
Washington Japanese valet to an
army officer takes his Instructions
uom an lrishman Pardon he said,
ON morning. what 10 do now Ny
master told ne to wake him at eight,
bat he did nor go TO he'd till nine. -.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
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dent To it's contamination. But for
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which act with beneficial and sooth
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ing through which the motherusually
passes. The regular use of Mothers
Friend will repay any mother in the
comfort il affords before. and the help.
ful restoration 10 health and strength
It brings about after baby comes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
Mr-l.rn Ieapnr.
WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW
National League.

National League.
81 Louis at New York.
Chicago ut Philadelphia.
Cincinnati 1T Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Boston,
american League.
Washington al Cleveland
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-04-14

neglected. she left the fax soiled O
the spinning heel broken.
once year the goddess took ou
her sacred car. and mounting #. wen
along the Milky Way As she droy,
over the lands. all the coldness OF win
ter passed away and spring awoke IL
AL Its Eladness. The leaness trees
shock out their tiny buds: the flowers
raised thsir heads and smiled Birds
began 10 twitter on the boughs and
hs rabbits began TO run about. Then,
too. htus children came from their
homes and played In the sunshine and
Easter. locking down. smiled to see
the earth glad with The same hfe that
ALLIED her cave In The misty noun.
tafns.
One time tbs car Of ths White Lady
was damaged. She told q wheelwrKht
70 repair II. and for payment said be
shoulk keep the chips. The man was
Indignant Aot knoung Who the god
dsss Vas. and kept bud . few pieces
what vAs his anassnsat On the NOR
rev. 20 and the vasss wood turned TO
gold But the pieces that he had dis
carded he could not and SO he
learned wisdom from his folly. as per
haps ve all must learn
As long ~ the EoAdess was duly
Aenored she remained In her home.
blessing the people. But once. 1t Is
recorded. she left her cave, her infant
train dragging her plcw. and took up
her abode In . distant land. Then
sorrow and mourning spread among
the people. and IN pity. the goddess
returned and restored her past favor
And eene6ts So the Land was glad
densl enes more
In different countries this goddsss
vas Known By different names, and
though her occupation was the same.
It's fsrn vas sometimes Slightly al
tered But In all lands. at her ap-
proAch. earth vas giatdsnsd. warriors
good will rsigpet On earth
II II my wonder. then. that. when
Christianity was introduced amongst
the people. though they discarded
their ether gods they refused TO en-
urely give Up Easter7 No. thsy held
the name. the symbols. and the kind
feelings and Grafted them onts their
new faith. and today We celebrate
Kaster. with the feeling Of JOY, as OF
cid. st ne new life. the resurrection.
AAt Il Is. as OF old. a day for the
children: for the flowers: for the gifts
Of eggs ~ symbols Of the new life.
Nor dees Il lose anything OF sweet.
ness or glory. bscssss. far back In the
lArknsss Of nsecivilzatioa- the peo-
pie we're reused. gierined. humaniIed,
BY the influence OF the reavskening.
the resurrection Of nature
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with. the divias dress Of the radiant
sprsngfi<e. Natures book Of purling
brook. bindings carol. hum Of bee.
heavenly tist OF bud and blossom and
the myriad voices OF fen and forest
that tell Of springude's rejuvsnation
u eas To Be studied By all men. and
ieaa only lead 70 enc sourcs-ths God
Of nature Anself II 10 . living
ChrtN Ne worship and serve. He con-
susrsl death and heli--for himself
sd tvr us: conquered rfem for mis-
world A we'll a. the merit The forces
of evA need not have dominion over
"a II We will come to him IN peni-
teace ana submissien he viii infuss
his divine nfe-infs obr very being and
make Itfs- ., nsw- thing to W. n is
rot . theory but . fact thAs the as
csoaeas CAriss WI - change the ma
ture ~ 70 enable TIE Individual TO re-
gard Me from an altogether new view
point and realize that indeed. regard
'lsss Of the pains and impsrfections
that beset US all. . spiritual time ~
he singing OF birds has come.
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..s LIES FRUITION r.


government is good becomes as moth
ing In the face OF the certainty OF an
other life and the chance OF an i'm.
mortal evolution.
Blossoms may seem TO fade here.
but they will come 10 fruitage In tie
other life Ideals may seem TO be
shattered here, but they will reappear
hereafter. aglow with q new splendor.
Every dream every hope. every pur-
pose all shall find realization al last.
Every shadow shall grow light: all
loneliness shall 1nd a presence th-
shall be company and Joy Tie brd
which is now nip9ed BY the frost shall
yet bloom in beauty and sweetness.
The fruit which DIS not get ripe In
this clln.te shall set rircr under the
summer skies OF Immortality
Somewhere. sometime somehow -
shall all attain to all that GsS ever
rives us % sweet and true and beau.
tlful
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-04-14
. he
Meaning of Easter
BY .EYAMCELME BOOTH

~ AsrER oash, 10 mean for
"- York the efrrA, Of q
\ nes hope OF such q potsn-
= Dal char.otsr a. To carry
. WITH II salvstioa for beth
worlds. The CAr,st-maa In
enaernsss spreads his nail
aass In hlsssiax upon
eas and hearts Of An
sH y. And vAo lo,s
,ie " In this fevsr,d.
su'shss. 49, ss.s. ,s~rss,,e
y esnssrJ' whose tsuch n .
ne tsadsr - his ! wAsss we
Ieas and svsnsnls, wnDss
-eslinr' wAAss pisy 70 rsa,,
epport 50 eeonannf, wbe.e
90 unS AAzssaAlsf a
u "a 4 seastiful thing ,Aas
'efAFs oftAs ssssuTs rear
ssCSrs At tAss vsalsrful -
ne year vAsa nature works
miracle sf sriasIns ufs Suf
F ~ ressasraaiAs The loas
- :" vinssr 80 ~vvnias is
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I'd goder<s looked after the Gov.
nd the plants Which sprung
nc In her pathway. and her In
ais. each With q vstsrtAs-Dst In
rave the Airsty plAan ~Atsw 70
them.
a surrounes4 BY su tAsss Mt
"a. Esstsrs abode VA ao< q
,lace The geedess hsrsslf vas
Id Tor her silsace. Anl though
a. gifsed With fsrssiSht and
All that ~n 70 Asppsa IN the
shs ssver revealed - secrets.
'ats. vfth q kfnd hAAz, hid hsn
tyes
me ana srpsrienes the white
Ell ,hs harsh duty Of drasring
anhs hopes the veil Of illusioa.
each noneRf ~ n came Wa
Ia ovs interests, and abe put
~ The visions Of the future. A
OF this silence which she wore
rovn. so fraghtet Va II with
Easter vas always accom- pa
y hsron ARd crowned With
planes. the symhoi Of silsn %
STIFFNESS
eenese>.t Eodasss possesss<
magic fountain called Quick
Aiee vas virtually . fsuntaia
- 80 the soA<sss Asrseif va
yong. and her attsa<aats.
biFds. rabbits and no~srs we're
ifssh and fair. Ike 'Iiliss In
niaf With the tsv spos them
= VA the gOdxess Of spring. Of
NE. Of the rssurrsstioa. aax
soasr. TIE psopls presented To
LEI on h-- fs>sttay. prsss,ts
sshy eolersx. - synhels Of
NE The eoicrs In the eggs
sn' Of the manyhusd clouds
waite Lady spun. For spf~~
one Of Nv great tasks. and
Ola" arssds she vovs tate
Of her chosen snss.
a nisAtfaii. the solSsss
nder through the larksnsd
oOtias G the vsrh Of the
where sks foust the spin
rsiaily Psrfsrmed. she fire.
"n distah full II srtra-ane
eSAaps a golden strand Of
'"ving But where ahs
- work carslessly done. o.
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poorest the commonest. the most re
stricted sort OF an existence possible,
has received gift past all computa-
tion. beyond all imaginable value
the mysterious gift OF life
He has before him all that eternity
means to a child OF the infinite God
and this infinite God is under infinite
responsibility TO do all lie can to
make this mysterious gift OF life to
His child an unspeakable blessing
The magnificent fact OF another life
sets rainbow OF hope against all the
adverse conditions OF this life The
question as to whether or not Gods
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-04-14

n q great cave in q noun
tain Of Thuringia there
dwsit In bySone days q
goedes called by some peo-
pie the White Lady. By
others Ostars or Easter.
This dety had . large train
" attesAants. for II was her
work 70 watch over and
guard The sssls - unborn
ehiidrez.
when she vuna abrosd.
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HIS life is as a highway
leading out into the citizen
ship OF Immortality Any
human being who has
placed bis feet upon this
royal highway OF life. even
thouxh his exfsfence he the
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JAstER, INDIANA, FRIDAY, APRIL IA, 1911.
The Easter Egg


tinted
a. whose sespsngled
shell with careful
stroke OF kafe regarding
boon. And as feel
usy stroke Ichuckle gayy stthe joke
for the mesh OF pacads
-voded "SrrcIy Fresh" You the crafty
ms sells he and
Is the least afraid claim that they
'Newy Laid" The grocer he his
IN who wholly for they sell the
whole and often found, because
Mey until raise In price
However, would advise should
unungs Of shei-the laid
fern embues possibly designs that for
art landscape wherein
there fut htns Of maybe lmned with dainty
there bewichng face smiles
eyes which shows the sparkle Of Do please,
but u Is best perhaps, Put down knife with
which artistic frame, simply
all all
fef all cunning OF the overflow
Of Easterme Ola
left cherished
house where esh storedand might fill
should heed appetite for Of
headvay Ger mIsd heart o, listen, len let
beg-l simple Easter bedaubed with paint and
drowned In dyes bur you Be wise How often
do things what they're cracked TO bel
Remember, have made claims leave the dealers
such be but a cheat and sham but |
all prsft by advice. ~ you
should crack remember
| ed 50. Now all little
" speech Suei Strike,
but first prepare
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-04-14
Pounding Mill

Pounding Mill, April 12-Miss
Alyce o. Mulkey visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mulkey, at Hon
aker last Sunday.
Mrs. H. w. Christian and daugh-
ter, Miss Sophronia, visited friends
at Richlands Monday.
Mrs. Frank Wilson, of Coeburn,
visited the family of her father in
law, j. P. Wilson last week, and re-
tunred home with her husband on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Margaret Wamsley, of Max
we'll; Miss Wyrene Leister, of the
Cove, were visiting friends here last
Saturday. Miss IVA Steele and Pearl
Mcclure will go to Tazewell today on
a shopping expedition.
Mrs. M. j. Sturgill went to Blue
field Friday to see her son, John, who
was very i'll at hotel at that place.
She brought him home with her on
Saturday and he is recovering.
Mrs. Susan Ringstaff and Mrs.
Thomas Ringstaff went to Richlands
yesterday to visit few days.
Mrs. r. X. Gillespie spent one day
last week at Tazewell.
Miss Margaret Hurt Wis ted rela-
tives at Tazewell several days last
week.
Mrs Anderson, of West Virginia,
is visiting friends here, guest of Mrs.
Susan Ringstaff.
Miss Barbara Hurt was down from
Tazewell High School the last of the
week.
Rev. Pangle, of Maxwell. preached
an interesting sermon at the M. E.
church Sunday afternoon to large
congregation.
Mrs. Jennie E. Mcclure and sister
in law, Miss Pearl, of Cedar Bluff,
were pleasant visitors here Wednes-
day afternoon.
Rev. M. P. Rimmer, of Norton,
preached an interesting sermon,
three in one" on Monday night at
the Church of God to large congre-
cation. His sermon was of about two
hours duration. He seldom gets here
hence takes advantage of the oppor-
tunity. Preached last night at Hona-
ker.
Miss Rebekah Davis went to Taze.
we'll yesterday.
Mr.. r. s. Williams has recovered
from q severe sick spell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-04-14
LARGE CROWD AT
THE ROAD MEETING
Big Demonstration Tuesday
BY School Children For
Roads in Tazewell.

One of the largest crow wds seen
here for many n day assembled on
Tuesday. There We're crowds on the
streets and in the stores, courthouse,
tent and High School Chapel. There
was something doin' all the time.
Tuesday was stock sales day, the
goods road club and the anti bond is
sue club also had meetings, and all
these things drew an unusually large
crowd of people here from all parts
of the county.
A very pleasant surprise to the
town and community was the unex-
pected visit of about $50 of the
children and teachers of the Pocahon-
tas High School. They reached Taze-
we'll OH n special train about 10 80
O'Clock. There were goodly number
of the citizens of the towns of Poca-
honhtas, Falls Mills, Graham and
other points along the route. The Po-
cahontas band accompanied the party.
The train from the west reached
Tazewell about same time, bringing
n crowd from Richlands and the west
end. The entire party halted at Hop
kins corner on East Main Street.
Here they were joined by the 200
pupils and teachers of the Tazewell
High School, and number of Taze-
we'll citizens, and limo of march
formed. The parade went through
town to the west end of Main Street,
thence back to the tent of the Taze-
we'll Amusement Company, here
speeches were made and songs sung,
etc., and n general good time had.
After this reception was rendered
the Pocahontas school and teachers in
the chapel Of the High School, where
speeches were made by number of
the visitors and others, among them,
Prof. Martin, principal of the Poca-
hontas High School; Mr.. j. M. New
ton, of Pocahontas; T. f. Suthers, of
Norton, and others, and n thoroughly
though entirely informal, good time
was had. After this the visitors scat
tered through the town. Lunch in
abundance was served the children in
the old HARRISON residence on Main
Street, and the party returned to
Pocahontas at a p. m. Everybody en-
joyed the day. Tazewell enjoyed the
school children and their teachers
here. and hope they will come again.
If they will give us little notice
nXet time we may be able to make
their stay and visit pleasant.
Those who were here in charge of
the school were: Prof. j. B. Martin,
principal. teachers, Misses Stoner,
Curtiss, Anderson, Fitzgerald, Laird,
Gildersleeve, Meriwether and Dupuy.
Mrs Martin, wife of the principal,
and Miss Breck, were with the party.
THE GOOD ROADS DEMON
STRATION.
The crowd here on Tuesday from
Pocahontas was, primarily. intended
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-04-14

Misses Lena and Annie, the at
tractive daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Steele, of Indian, were pleasant
visi ors to their cousin, Mrs. w. B.
Steele on their way from their visit
to their grandmother, Mrs. Floyd Nc
Guire. Mrs. MCGUIRE has tuberculosis
and is unable to sit up.
Miss Lettie Lowell, of Richlands,
visited homefolks Sunday.
Miss Sunshine" Mcdaniel was
here last week on her way home from
Baptist Valley, where she has been
teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Allison, of
Baptist Valley, were here on yester-
day on their way to and from Rich
lands.
Messrs. R. K. Gillespie, Robert
McGraw and j. F. Altizer went to
the good roads meeting at Tazewell
yesterday. Most of the people here
are FOR THE BOND ISSUE.
F. M. Hurt was here one day last
week from Wittens Mills.
The store house, a two story,
frame building of Gillespie and
Steele, at Laurel, was blown down
last Tuesday. The end of the building
intended for a glass window was
open, and the wind had free access.
The loss is aboudt $500.
! Miss Lettie Ringstaff, who has
been i'll for several months with tu-
bercuolsis of the spine, lost her bal
ance and fell from the porch at her
home, distance of twelve or fifteen
feet. Although badly shaken up she
was not seriously injured.
Miss George Harris visited al
Richlands one day last week.
Mrs. Jane Conley and little grand
son, Lawrence Pruett, are visiting
their daughter and aunt, Mrs. VIM
Ringstaff.
! Mrs. M. j. Sturgill and CIint
Young were called to Maxwell. OIL
Wednesday night of last week to Sc.
the sick child of Mrs. Blair Young
Miss Addie Harris, of Graham
High School, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Harris Saturday an,
Sunday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-04-14

as good roads demonstration, and
fine one it was. The conception oripi-
mated, it is said, with MIR. j. w.
Thomas, we'll known citizen of Po-
cahonhtas, who provided the special
train for the Pocahontas school and
Others. The school carried banners.
and everybody wore badge. 1t was
a bond issue crowd alright. The
badges read Civilization. /" The BAN
ner. "Build The Roads and Well Pay
For Them" These badges and the
banner formed the slogan and watch-
word for the speeches and songs Of
the day, and created the greatest en-
thusiam. A great hit was the singing
by the children at the tent of Bond
Is ue Song, published elsewhere, to
the tune of "Old Time Religion"
The securing of the band and the
general arrangement for the big
demonstration, etc, were made by
ii. S. Bowen. who saw to it that ey-
erything possible was done to make
the meeting cirectual as we'll as
picuHuHI ioi cNcIybUuy.
THE SPEECHES.
The road people held meetings at
the same time. in the courthouse and
in the tent. The anti bond issue peo-
pie had about their usual number
present, and number of speeches
were made.
There were between four hundred
and five hundred people in the bond
issue meeting in the mt, and the
usual, determined and outspoken en-
thusiasm was much in evidence.
Speeches were made by the President,
Mr.. Moss; w. B. Spratt, L. f.
Suthers, Peel Harman. and others.
The speeches aroused, or rather in
crensed, the enthusiasm of the hacked
crowd present, and none of them more
than the speech of Mr.. Peel Harman,
who, being called out, told the peo-
pie, in his own, plain, blunt way
why he favored the bond issue. His
speech was cheered frequently, and
pronounced one of the most effective
delivered.
In the afternoon another enthusias-
tic session of the good roads club was
held, which was we'll attended. The
almost absolute guarantee that Taze-
well county is to have system of
fine roads in the near future has put
new life into everybody. Even those,
some of them. who are opposed to the
bond issue plan Of building roads are
more or less enthusiastic over the