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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

Siem ira 6Gnsielet. Den bien1-
Isie Cars SEMEN er ifslge p6lensb.
40" fommen 10 al 59ngielet /
&abenraa, boor ban bar afionet to
8soer meo ~ Cages arreit, 9nn
besao Jig itruts til eSitfirtebp.
Dc ~rpo.bDiOe 5amer. 3eoafter
Spension / SsnoerbOrg bleo en-
@ona / CONNER antaitet al en-
goliti6etient Ger i 9pen, oa ban
Dor / 6ero meo at gaa ON goro
poa ct Dampifib for at oeltoge Den
fore ungoomsuofIugt til Ooenle.
goIitibetienten onmOoeoe Soenslon
ON at fierne oct rso-boioe 9oano
ira i'm Sat og ienere ON at tIer.
ne nogle reoe o8 boioe 9lomIter,
ban bar / 4%napbullet. Soenslon
npqteoe bette, og ban in0gao Ienere
en- 9eIoRring til 9orgmeiteren, Der
tilIiQe err 8olitimeIter. SERBIA fom
Der ReO0elelie ON, at Stotsoooo-
futen / 6lensborg baooe optoget
Saaen til llnoeriegelie, og at Borg.
meiteren nil0e %nipente llOfaloet al
0enne.
Otter ooer ct 6ieroingaurs 5or.
Isb er man M nnnet iaa oi0t, at
Suaen er blenen afilrttet. Soens.
fon bar 0ereiter ira gorgmeiteren
Or. 8eterien mootn9et Ne0oelelie
ON, at Ban. ioarenoe til oct Stano.
punft, Statsaonofaten bar inotaget,
bor oipet gpens goIitibetiente An.
risning poo, life at mooiptte Jig,
at uoaen bprer ~re0-boioe S%atteboono
eaer Roturblomiter, iommenitilIet /
De r~so-6oi0e 5orper.
Otter bno0 Ser me0oeles Obj
bsls BoIten" ira anoen Sioe, bar
golitibetientene / Ssnoerborg DPret
iomleoe for at mootnge en- IigeIpoen-
be 3nitruftion.
RaSs GgbOlut. Onsong ben %.
Oft. fit Noos @gbolm FOR an0en
Sang geisg al ct WeoIem af9rsns
SattigforitanOerifab 8~anroeier s.
g. goolo. San beflage0e oen StiI.
Ting, gebolm befnnot iig l. men
iom Sagen ito6, oiIOe ban inotrpn-
senoe raooe Ggbolm til at reile til
aongeriget; tbi at iiSoe / 6engieI
oil Den Sio. ban MI par iosmt, "a
ooq fife til at tpnfe paa.
Mo0s GgboIm ibare0e, at iom
Sogen M itoo, falot SET BAN alorig
mo at rciie bort go0piIiig. 5png.
f%elsitraffene bar ieIofslgelig ubeba.
geIige; men ban nil0e fife la0e Tia
frpmme bort ira lit Stem meo
Dem: 2ao BET ion 6lioe Mpnoigbe-
oernes Sag, bbor Ipnoe Be bill for.
fpnre at Iooe mig ii00e / 5Pngiel.
5or eorigt niIoe BON iperge Sat
tigforitnnoeren, hnorlahes BAN bno.
be tpnft meO Senipn til ggbolms
~ososIpae Soigermooer. bpis ban
reiite bort til aongeriget meo lin
6uitru.
5nttigforitanoeren ionre0e, at set
oar 10 ilemt nof; men BUN fit 10
SnttignnOerltettelie, oe ion Oar Ser
bel nof noeer, Ser funOe ie til ben.
Den en- Sang tmelIem.
6ertil ipnreoe Ggbolm borm-
frlot, at bans ipge SpigermoOer
tr9nete til gleie baooe Dag og Rat,
oe ban o. bans Suitru piloe life
goopiIlig forloOe 6enOe. 9r6ns 5at-
tigfogie uiloe fomme til at UNDER
boIoe bans 6amiIie, noar ban ielo
ffuloe / 6pngiel igen, men BET a
10 fife bans SfDl0.
5omme Tag bnr amtstieneren
fra Sfqrbpf og aommuneforltnnOe-
ren I gr6ns bos Maos ggbolm
for at foretoge ropantning / Sen-
bolo til Observation-Disclosures Or.
bre. Den forIsb bog frugtesles, oa
Der intet bar at ta8e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

Saaen er enOt. 9igeiom ggboIms
S%piqermooer bar iioen ben Dag og-
iaa bans Some opret iengeIiggenoe,
og begge er meget ipge. alli9epel
faar gq6olm. iom intet arbeioe bar.
Itooig ingen 5otti9unoeritsttelie.
@abs GsbOlms sag beNDmt Of
g6ranffnrter 3eitnns". 5 anIeb-
ming al at u3oroo. gtng. 3eit." bar
6rogt ct officisIt 5orioar for oen
preusiiife Regerines BoIitif I Rorb-
ilesoig, ~inoehoI6er p6rantfurter
,3eit." for 8irsoog aften ben "a.
Oft. en- @rtiteI, boori set 81. a. beb-
ser:
Get oreier Jig ON oct al os gen.
ta1ne @onge tritiiereoe Retsroo
(Gntrecbtung) ooer for noroiIespig'
ife biemlsie. Der er en- Soan moo
al SUMMARIZED. ---
Oct biloe 6o9 brre oct noturIig-
tie at gine 5isie Siemiteosret oeb
0otitroIiierinq. -=
Mnn itoor Der til en- pig @roo
oocrfor ct fort 9ipeqenifnb | BEN
mn6prnp Stnt en SiIIfon0. hpis
SpbpoeIIe life oIene Sumonitet,
men oq'oo IeIoe Stntens @proig-
heS nton frppe. -
Soole0es er oItioo en- IanO. ser
roIia bor posiet lit arbeioe og iom
bar forisreet ipge SI99tninee, be.
reoet grboerp oe 5ribeo.
7ette er oen noroiIesoisifc uauI.
turpoIitif" 5sIer pirfeIig Sen preits.
life Re9ering oet enonu life iom lin
gligt at inofsre en- 5oranOring?"
6ilicn til Maos Ggbolm. On
nor0iIespigif SoanobGrf9mano bar
ienOt nNooersmnalet" isIoenoe Sill
len til Maos ggboIm unOer Sen
megen @o6gona. ban er uoint for:
StoI poa SUB,
On BET emo Ter broget u6l
ON iaa belle ger6en ilipper,
8i fan flare ale Slipper,
Blot gorberre ielp er clipper,
Og ri erIigt bol6er no!
). ....
SDif HbbnsgcruirfiOmbeO i 5a'
OerslcO 4mt. Get / 6aoersleo ban.
neoe goiptteIiesielifab. iom bar Dor.
ret / @irfiombe6 ii6en 5ebrunr
1910. bar, ifrioer yMm.", uoienot
en- geretning ON inc biotiSige itore
% gooe San0Iir9er. Oct meo0cIes
BERT, at Ser fan regnes meO, at Der
/ Gar unil bIioe oprettet 1870
fenteeienOomme for tDife arbeioe-
re-, % Der tilfsies, of meo oe .pnn-
ifelige 6orboI6" / RoroiIespi9 for
Die er Bette ct on9oneppr0igt Re-
inItot".
Get er iaam9no tarpeligt, be-
mprfer nepnte 9la0, at Der tro6s
al 8lpit life er oprcttet Here emo
f5-20 arbei0erloo0er, % De er
mnaife en00o life ale ioIgte. gi
fan tilisie. At 6oIf, Ser itaar Sel-
ifobet npr. Ter mistrGtigt pna bets
girfiombeO. 6eI6i9nis ioarer Magt.
6aperne5 og oeres 6iplperes Gpner
fife oltio til oeres Billie.
@n6cnrnn. @ulbbrpllup. Ten / oi,
Sc areoie fenote peniionereoe 2prer
7reeien og 6uitru feireoe / 8oar
6eres 8ul6brplfup. 9reeien ne6-
TANNER fra en- gammel 9ereriIpgt
oa oirfeoe Der ira 1864 inOtil op
/ Iirierne iom 2prer, % en- ubel-
bre6elig gienipgoom toaug BAN til
at tnge lin afife6. 6sr 1864 par
8reeien 9prer oe6 aobbermslIen
oeo 5lensbor9. I'll Sroos for fine
SO aar er ban enonu n~nnosfriit.
Z set ii6Ite Observation-Disclosures bar
Ban imiolertio ppret Fuloitpnoig
blind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

bb. 81; S. 6. ~aieIOooarb, Mrs. s. 6. ~aieIogaarS,
0anniel DannieIen bo. 81 :. e. .............'. Gpo
aiGommen. -. $s29o1
Gil B0emisifonen
9rib, Colorado, 81. ansgors SsnOosstfoe 0isionsf. $I3o
germHlon, 3. 0of, 9brftian Sonen ........t,,... ooo
ailiomnten 49,. 1920
u~biI9umsanre
Ser fnittpret il af SIR 45 ....... $f57t899
6remont, Nebr, 0ioren gielien :. :. ............. looo
Sfranton, S, Mrs. q. s. Sonien, Sens Nfffelieh
M. 5obonien, 30. $40; 8obert Semen $3........ o3oo
Hacine, isis, Sa Ssrgenien -. =. .......,..s'.' 2oo
Sunpton, Rebr, 0frs. 5. Sir. Sonien .......... 5o0O
Galen0er, So, 5srgen Snnen ;. =. .........,... 4oo
Omotonna, Dlinn, apnoeforeningen $15; $. 8. BARREN
Blair, Aebr, u. 2iIetborup -. :, :. ............. 2oO
Moion Gtp, Nebr, 8ons @tgbs SninOeforening -. 575
grui6, Colo, 0onnieI 9nnnelen SIS; ". 6. Gbriten.
i'm $40 $500
9iiommen -. $15970.H
Blair, ben 8. Nop. 1911.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

SUBS Menigbeo poa 5oro
bapoe ior0emt - uoen oeotommen.
De gif iii @run0e -. Ger er MI
i. SIS. aatolitferne, oe Tiger 10, at
0}orten 2utber er eOig ior0emt,
ior0i ban ogior0e Oprer" / BABE.
firfen og oeroeo latte iig op imOo
bans Ssiaro9roigbeO Ba.
pen ! Aom.
Ga. ieg Ter 10 MI nof. at nit
9rooutt life posier RET goot til
Ouerifriiten; men ieo bar 10 Oa
ogiaa lat ct SperssmaaIstegn ueO
oen. Seq oeO nemIig life yiatig,
bpno ies ifaI tro ON oct. at abuaae
en- Qolo al gooe @erningcr incl.
lem fig ieIo os @uO~.
alnoe life en- e0er iIere of Oen
ioreneoe Ganife airfes Brpiter
aipe liOt Splpsning ON. ON man
itaar I 6are for at Dbpgae en- golo
al 9o0e @erninger op imeIlem iig
ieIp og @uo?" 5or BET er 10 iaa.
at man ugnor i 6are. boor man
gaar", % nanr man neo, 6bori "a.
rem beitdar, fan man 10 alerbeoit
taee iig | aat.
ON ri ioritaor ooenItaaenoe, iaa
mener ni nof at funne ifenne baaoe,
bpao Der tenfes pna meo en- golb
al gooe @erninaer, o9 boao 5nO.
lenoeren ii9ter til Het iorltaoet er
Der NOT Ilet ingen 5are ior en- iaa.
oan golo; tbi DER er life monae,
JON bcilitter iie meget paa aooe
@erninger. Og oct er 10 ct Speras.
mdol, ON ben, Der life Itoor |
Sroens Samfun6 meo @uo, tan
ssre pirfelig soOe @erninaer. Men
paa Den anoen SIDE fas Der aerne
bore Den 5are for mango Renne.
Tier, at De bill bpsge oeres Soab
ON 5relie os Saligbeb paa o r.
mentlig gOoe @erniuaer eaer
blot Stitteligbeo. Neo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

Man unorer Jig, itrioes Der fro
til r5lensb. Mo-, ouer,
at ser fan ife llopontning. inoen
Saoen er enot. 9igeiom @a6oIms
5uiQermooer bar iioen Den Dag o.
iao bans Some orret iengeIig9enoe,
og beoge er meget ipoe. aIligepeI
faor ggbolm, iom intet arbeioe bar,
itooig ingen 6ottiounoeritstteIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

So, ON END CUBS @enigbeo for
oemte mig, iao bar ieg 10 life Den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
,.Gn golb af
gooe 6erminger".

Gortiat fra SIDE 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

5iliommen -. $15870.74
loo. 1911.
Otto Snnea
aosi. for q. fore. D. eu Il airfe Mr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
Sil

5er %fuitteret, ie abI. Rr. 40 :. 4. :.
6almoutb. @e., aoinoeforeningen =. -.
Geoar Sails, 5a, Ra5urets @sb.s SeOninoemi
germiIlion, 3. 0of, 9briition Sonien :.
9enmorf, 8is., Sans Sonien.. :. -.
geresfor0, .. Gaf., en- un9ont So; apinoeiOrenin
8iIianlrnen :.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

StoI pon SUB.
On BET emo Ter broget u6l
On iaa belle geroen ilipper.
8i fan flare ale Slipper,
Blot gorberre ielp er clipper,
Og ri prIigt boloer no!
Z.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-11-24
MONMOUTH

Mr. Churchill returned from Prime
vile last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Grove A. Patterson.
of Suver, were in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Walker. of
Luckiamute Bottom, were in town
Tuesday on business.
Jay Powell, who lives on a farm
north of town. is sick.
George Sullivan has moved in to
the corner opposite W. W. New
man 5 blacksmith shop.
Professor p. o. Powell was in
town Tuesday on business.
Mr. Haman, Of Highland. was here
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Smith went to Salt Creek
Tuesday 10 see her father.
\. n. Poole finished two fine bun
gaiOws last week. One of them was
at Parker and the other in Mon
mouth for G. Ebbert who will move
in this week.
About a mile and a half Of con-
crete sidewalks have been built here
this summer.
\. \. Poole aud Rev. Geufroy at
tended the Sunday school convention
IN Dallas this week.
Mrs. Warren Guillams left Monday
Tor California where her husband Is 4
running a barber shop.
Ars. Hunter Is improving from the /
fleets Of her broken arm.
A. n. Poole has had the splints /
'emeved from his broken arm and 4
houider and is getting along nicely. 4
Thanksgiving Day win be observed 4.
ere by the churches and the /
ehOols.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-11-24
BOWERSVILLE

p. D. Ediger and family of Dal-
las, Peter Friesen, of Nebraska, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Freisen, of
Smithfeld were visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Rempel, re-
Gently.
George H. Dannan of Monmouth,
was in this neighborhood lately.
Mrs. Hayes and children made a
few calls in the Polk vicinity Thurs
day.
Marx Brothers of near lndepend-
ence, have been saving wood for W.
f. Marx.
At the specal election of the
Rickreall Telephone company, held
at Rickreall, recently, Holt Crowley
was elected secretary in place of
Mr.. Pierce, who had resigned.
l.. Fosnot is busy filling orders of
Italian prune trees, his brother and
nephew helping him dig and sort the
trees.
Frank Laws. with two teams, is
plowing for the Dallas Fruit com
pany, which has a large acreage of
orchard near here on the Mcdaniel |
place.
Miss Tia and and Higgens Hayes.
of Hamhill, Eda and Bob Kelly, of !
Greenwood, Frank, Earl. Florence
md Ethel Stonehocker and Charles
Mangus, were visitors at the home
If Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Hayes, Sun
lay.
David II. Rempel was a business
'isitor in the Capital city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Bailey were
isitors in the Bridgeport vicinity
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker were callers
a the Eola neighborhood recently.
Miss Maudie Stinnett attended the
.ndeavor services in Dallas Sunday
yening
Arthur Allen, of Oak Grove. took
inner at the Eadle home lately.
Basel Laws attended the party
wen by Miss Etlie Hickerson at
ickreall Thursday.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-11-24

Pythias" was given at the GEN
theatre Friday evening to large au-
dience. Rev. Il. A. La Dow explain
ed the actions of the different char
acters which made the film more re-
alistic. Many members of the
Knights of Pythias lodge were pres
ent.
Charles Hartung was Dallas Wis
itor Monday.
w. NJ. Whyte, of Black Rock,
passed through this city Monday en-
route to Portland
0. Amland made trip to Port
land Monday.
Rev. B. F. Smalley, of Salem,
made a trip to this city Sunday.
Oscar Sampson is visiting friends
and relatives in Portland.
Y. Yoncovitch, of Black Rock,
passed through this city Monday en-
route to Portland.
MIS-. w. L. heylloIuS, Ol OlleIl,
Marion county, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Nichols.
Ira Mehrling was a Salem visitor
Monday.
Lloyd Hunnicur was a passenger
to Salem Monday.
Mrs. w. p. Ellis, of Black Rock,
was a shopper in this city Monday.
w. 7. Grier visited friends in Sa-
lem Saturday
Leonard Frinke spent Saturday in
Dallas.
Mrs. w. r. Hinshaw is visiting
ler brother at Lone Rock, Eastern
Oregon.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-11-24

his home in Tennessee next Tuesday
night.
Mr.. Dunsmore is preparing to
start for Springfield, Missouri in
company with Rabey Acuff.
Miss Bessie Foster visited last
week at R. Brunk's. She is now
in Salem visiting her sister and 9th
er teachers.
At the meeting of the literary So
ciety last Friday night, the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Roy Ferguson; vice president, Ar
nos Carleson; secretary, Mrs. Harry
Landen; treasurer, Miss Lottie Lam
den; sergeant-at-arms, Harry Lam
den
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-11-24
POLK COUNTY NEWS FROM OBSERVER WRITERS


at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w.
Flaney in honor of their son, Max
well Flaney, recently The evening
was spent in playing games and en-
ioying music. Refreshments were
served.
Miss Enid Hayes spent sevral days
visiting in Amity at the home of
John Durant recently.
Charles Bratcher is having his
home remodeled.
Miss Ruby Eaton, of Dallas, who
was visiting at the home of John
Foster, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Conner went to
MeMinnville Friday, to attend the
funeral of their uncle, Mr.. Caldwell,
who died at his home there Wednes-
day.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-11-24

have arrived here with tbo !.
ton of remaining. y
Mr.. G. G. Rempel, of p.,.
was a caller at his brother, y
Rempel, recently.
st. Crook, P. Neufeldt sDl
Diehm butchered recently
Frank Friesen's father laft !.
home in Nebraska, after a fer'
visit here.
John Trent and two sou, !.
Tillamook, enjoying ocean II.
John Swint and family har,
for Portland where thew NM
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Diebm wo,,
day visitors at the home Of b,
S. Ediger, at Bowersville.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-11-24
BUELL.

Mr.. Lynn Braley of Willamina
was visiting relatives here Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Muller spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brown.
Several of the boys are trapping
for fur bearing animals with good
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Jones spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. r. R,
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Morrison, of
Salt Creek, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Braley and family.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-11-24
cola

T, L. Acuff is repairing his house.
Mr.. Patterson is having several
chicken houses built with the inten-
ton of raising a great many chick
ems next summer.
Rabey Acuff, who has been in
this part of Oregon, will start to
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-11-24
PERRYDALE

j. E. Yoakum was a business
caller in Portland the last of the
week.
Several of the young folks here
attended a surprise birthday party
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-11-24
SMITHFIELD

Mrs. F. F. Friesen's brother, John
Kliewer, and family, from Manitoba,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-11-24
PEDEE

Mrs. Willie Bush and dan,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04

n YOU alu, STYLISH horse ana
buggy 500 w. L. Trmble 1l3 North
SECOND - Phone $50 3
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04
ROSWELL LAND
BRINGS S825
AN ACRE
SIS. 200 Paid for l0-Acre Ranch
in Orchard and Truck Guilt.
walton, Other Roswell News
Notes.
lsr.cInl corrrsponaence 20 ,he mernIal

Especial Correspondence t0 the HerHldl
Hu.vrI, y. VI. July 4.Tuc g. y.
Wutus t.n acre farm. one milo
u.rh of th" .ity nls been sold for
tN9a urr acre. u has q small house.
,ud OBJ, land set tu orchard and
truck garden y. -. H'rrNu of Mon
roe. la. bought five acres OF OBJ,
farm. pnrsou 4 Rrdnc'd Realty
,umuuut thu other five. Ar Hcrrou
vl'l move to the farm
liay shippers complain that th"
Santa Be- has 1 shortage OF cars and
shippers are losing MONEY daily ON
account ui tho shurtH4.. Tine inn
mousI. of M, crops ua, caused tho
sudden shortage Th,ru viii Doc more
tnau o.uUp cars shipped from the val
l,y iII- season.
IN, .fy hats a special force NOW
ing weeds and pthcrvle. improving
tb, sanitary condition. I'm extra
growth B.. caused from the big rain
II boz ih, valley thI, spring Notice
UIll Doe given tu property owners Co..
follow .t 90 stand legal proceed
ur,
Tl" First Methods church has
rendered ~ pastor. the R"vernd
HtufN Van NJlkrn1ufEN. a. six WDtNN
vocation uu ulj pay. u,runWg tho
mIddl. of tine month ur and his
lmHy vU go CO.. Sew YORK vh.rr
Dee viii study missions
Major W : MrNur. W the Soe-
ord United states artillery has been
do- pual,d instructor and Inspector
Tor 60. ,cmampmcut uf Battery -.
which BEGINS tho s'Xtn ~ Camp
JuuH the Fpcciu 5000 acre r,s,r-
walton iu ia Captain mountains ON
rur eleventh nf the month Govorlo'
william y Mills Will make the iu-
.p,Dfi.u.
j a. umpbry Of El pneo. Texas.
h1. bought tnr Frnu.u ~ Nalou, u-
surname. husiu,s.. ou. ol the oldest
iupuur, offices 10 tur civ IN, old
rm nn .Yurnu. boo tn' real ,s
'It, ruU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04
RIO ARR|BA CASES
ARE ALL TRIED
Civil and Criminal Dockets
Cleaned at Last Term Of
Court in Northern County;
IL Prisoners Sentenced.

santa Pc. S. NJ july : judge
John % MrFir has returned Co This
,it, after diapufius Of 'y,rN ease
upon either tho civil cor criminal
docket for Bio Nrrna county where
be- has been holdiug court
~ result of his visit th,r, ~
prisoners will go Go tb" pcuitcntiury
uud one fec do, reform school
Tho other court officers, District
Ntturu,> ~ &C. Nlhott. Assistant Dis
triet Nt,orn,, o. y Davies. District
CI,fk Edward f.. Stafford. court Ste.
uupfuphrr Mrs. ~ y. MvNitl ana -tN-
.rui attorneys have also returned
home. tired after IA, Ions session but
pleased at tho amount uI business
disposed uf
Th,r, wore tnr,, murder y1s,-
which w,r. 900 10, imyhght cone
was tn, Juan Cruz .Is, and thr iaUt
that tho court hau poo right Go trA "
federal officer has u,,u published.
Nuuth,r murder case was THAT 'i
Arthur % Gos.,t' uuu wa. tIiod for
lur alleged Nuug ui man named
,uuot,r 9 l,,d,u. Tn, men quar-
relied uud IL appears th1t G"sa'ii
shot DuuoN,r turuuEh tho neck, Hl-
,sug chat ConoNyr atttuh,l him with
% wagon spoke. Fatal defects vcr,
found Boo tho indictment and 10 Vr
dismissed. uul tn. prisoner rH
rrompr r,.grI,et.d aud hauud ntD
uud,r ta.uuu ruH tor tbc action oi
tho Strand jury
O..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04

tn, d.g.,on q, repair an the en-
riu,s dUuaEtd at Uarstuw loo the
shops Jt SAN B.ruardIun came us %
Cuu-idrIahI, surprise iu th, luHul
shop men, for number pt the damn
aged locomotives had br,n expected
hero for tn, repair work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04

Good Say Ht a reasonable prirc.
NJ selected Win rnrc Every pound
guaranteed. D. ". ice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04

Tr.r. pol wur, .utr"rn 100 i1's -''-
t..n ,. tI. ...ulr, Cham s'I u'h,. dis-
,ls,. ruf tos.tn,r aut uuW 'h' i'.'
f.V t,1r. Vas suppressed Coo De- incur
aul, For Er.at many N'1re i".
toms pronounced u 90 local disease aud
prescribed local remedies. and '' GONE
suuty failing to sur, nitn local treat
mont pronounced 30 iuyurahI'. SCI
.u., uas proven .Htarrn q" Doc % con
ertutIonal disease ANA Therefore r'-
uuifo. constitutional treatment Hal. s
rntarrh rutr manufactured hN IT,
Chrn,, a CO.. Toledo. ohio, Us thc
only constitutional car, un the mar
F,t n BE- tat,n internally 900 DOSES
from 90 drops fu q tc,upooniul "
acts dir,,uv on thr brood and mu-
,nu. surfaces OF the rys,sm. They
OTTER ono hundred DOLLAR tur any cas-,
a. fails 60 cur, Send for circulars
and testimonials
Address D. j. CHENEY a co., To-
l.du. ONO.
sold DO, druggists ,'r
Take HuWs Family rims Tor consul
PATTON
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04

of land was the reason ANA 10 seems
that tho pluok Madison ts the VIM
uer MIR Madison and wife arrived
here from Nlmugorio via 30 Paso
uu the night train arriving 40 SIS.
Madison mad, directly for the land
office which ui Ouurs, WAS 90 ,sod ana
locked But the lobby between the
land uuie' lul th pust"nlcc WIS
op"n and Mr. Madison Slipped b1ts
toward tho rear ,ud and whom the
postmaster safely locked the post
fife, door ou the lobby for the pish
Ma Madison Was locked boz This $50.
entirely tu hls liking nnd hr spout
tur nrht on th, floor of .he luubt
10 th' meantime iit. htrdN Dec ..u-
m'i N.fr .IHs-ius u. organ muru-
tuus Boa th, wght and 900, of 'hys'
Sought Goo 900" upon thr land that BE-. .
nr,u chosen and settled upon o.. NJ
IuI Mis Mtdl an Tho hardy two
arrived about gao uu THURSDAY
morning md took up their station
gt 90. door ,t 60. O. IS l.ud ,iOec,
uuugalnl 100 The HrdIu,.s OF Npdi-
son vino could pnuly hear tacis
.utd. of cNu'ltou boo hIs % son
Tt, rive sons chung Dob tbo door
Vum Sell Cross H-sisiiY, ry, Nar.
appeared ut n ueIu,k tu ou.n ,he
u''iD. duur Gr.Ii ..s ,u,.r SURPRISE
900 D.. met d. MI MIl,-al uui Was
.I ,uur.. 'rt into tr, 1rI office.
To- record Usw h.u,- NalI.un
fu.d 600 Co.,. EN l-t>l'.t -. ~.
und -Ei-l Nf4 -tl.i s, II, ., 81.
I' goo d.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-04
MILITARY SCHOOL
WINS OUT AGAIN
For Third Time Institute Is
Included in List of Dis
tinguished Military Educa-
tional Institutions.

Roswcu ~. 81. Jy 8 Fur Tho
MrI consecutive. scar b. N,N Nov
Ipp Muutr, ,nsuut. hls boon placed
by th, war department ou tur list ut
distinguished institutions loo the oouu-
ry
Toe outlook fur th, coming s"s-
sion at ga, Sow Mexico military m-
ttutc is brighter hln over before.
| Tb. mail being received .s large and
| interesting Fifteen 600 twenty ruul-
ugu,s arr boiup sent ont ut the state
/ ,trh uly and applications r,scrNng
quarters fur most session ave p,ing
! received daily From pr..,ut niia-
I ti1us be would seem that th, d..
/ inland for admission BE- going Goo be
! greater than the capacity ut tH"
! t.uYYl However uh. authorize. Ir'
! going tu Doc very careful. 'his year
! u r,liJd tn SOLICITING mHf,ril'
! OuIt boys with ,I,iu record. ar, 'p
poo admitted. Tho ahuur-hip ls also
] Goo 90, t1knu Iui' consideration.
/ and boys Nhu arc NOT prepared 10
| enter 90 or lnuN. rr.i year nIsu
school are not 'u Doh, eligible.
'"Ns'''ia'.' w"'r ''hA i'",
'W'nf ''' SUMMER 200 p'.N''Nh '"''
i.I'lNhE h"l'"t- I'' lN' "''
"i ~'h''' lFINht NII '' ''@"
"u' 'I'.h 'hd Ih 'h" WY pos. OF
condition Much attention be- also bee
lh- 1'.'u Too in'N''NinA O'' E'''u"-'
100 caring Tor Tower h''-' +i'- I'''''
'uo lI' i'''''n"s "I "'' VINO"
now d'l inc ''h'h
Ih, i''''".nH order h.. h.'n wee
|',lN'o from lh' "1l n'l''''h'N
"lr department N'-''''-''". '"''
l'' l'Il
''h 'I'I ''"'I. Nv. NJ
pom ''I''' "I 'u' ''.'I '' r''.