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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
BARD CITY MAN
TO SHIP BEAR GRASS

4 soon as n can %, prepared ,pr
hipm,nt thrrr VU ho perhaps ,s
much as fiy. cars . bear slass DO
cast, To- u, used u tho manunyur
OF various commodities such us tH'
better grtd's of paper. rop". Nnn
etc.
Tho American Nauuiacturug come
pJuS has placed au order with + ".
Chapman of Bard 'it, foI about ut'
cars OF thc product tu hc shipped ua
soon as h can %, prepared IN, O. o.
r,srn,atiNc of tas .cmpanN was here
som, time ago, ana Do. went into th'
matter Of securing 70 ehirH nt with
Mr. Chapman 90 tult time SO asr""-
mcnt as to terms Was reached how
ever. until = Few days ago.
The bear grass .4 tu boo cuL clr,d
and halcd before t is shipped.
Tho present contract places limit
of five cars at Tho present umo, oU-
ing To- tho fact that tho company ha.
already c"ntrdct. a for large guam
titN clscW here Prospects are good
for a steady market for this product
ns soon as it, iull saluo b. realized
bard CITY Ncws
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
no u,II.D tlITEW D\M
Cow runrui MAY Construct pam a.
care Ton Refuge al i."o>c,'h
pam.

Ulpbr. Ar'z, Msroh 2i.--G"vorn-
mont engineer have uHon suiN'yins
near Gispla fur lho pas two weeks
and ia D. said the survey rs h'iuF
made preparation. go the building "i
another dam in tlr Box canyon he-
low Git.ln Tor tho prot rti"n OF
Roosevelt dam.
fy the construction of this new dam
logs ana other debris win b" prevent
pd fr1m getting u achiud the big
Roosevelt dam whore owing to th'
great pr ..eurc 10 could not h" dis
ludRrd.
m, new dam win also be- used ~
a Hlt.r FOR settling down So IN" water
going into the lower dam W'Il ~"
mactically free f;om silt and scdi-
ncnt. thereby saving th' 'Npcn7c ~
dredging tho lake formed oy the big
dam
Tho distance from Roosevelt To- the
new dam site ls about 90 miles and
I'm The summer thor II vrry liul'
water. Bu' with the construction ~
THIS dam which win receive water
from the Tunto river tl,rr win lac
water the whole l,ugth OF the valley
ana ID Is The intention Go build can
nls und dHchcs and irr.aatc an IN"
land In thr valley between Giscla ana
Roosevelt,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
DEAD MANS
Name LEARNED
Native Found Dead in Road
Was Ygnacio Maldanado
and He Was Not Murdered
As at FIRST Feared.

FL -ou Nriz, March 2a.- Tie man
found d,l Mondar morning on thc
DIV" camp ruai ana unidcnjihcI up
60 yostordJy morn ug. proved 90 ho
IgraH,u Mlldanadu, rcsid,nl oi
Tucson for the past 30 years. His
JoUth ua- luc Go upop'cNN
"a t.,.luprd 40 ti. ruroarIs jn-
guest '.t.roay moru.u- that tbr man
wac r,.u.uR t. Tucson from bis
ranch ABOUT % mites rem ,hs yity,
and Is nephew was in tw small wa
-ou With lm. A "a point I.W miles
Ga. oih.I side of san NaNler. MalGa-
b. du, 90 uan Of about g. y,Jr- D. age,
tpppl,d uu ol the wagon aud bin m
The road uu Iia face. Tho small boy
$50. unable o. got MIN back ip tn.
wagon and after dragging him pu tho
oJd lr won't 90 summon nsHeigu...
WI !, %, VAS g"n. Wh.u- panty
au" along ana found the corpse.
The pool ~ blood in which tlc
man Dag amc from bis nose. which
500, smashed in his fan IN Utope
revealed uo internal hcmorrha gc ae
was at frt thought e possibl. cause
%. d"atf Coroner button hcld thc
inquest ANA the verdict was death
dine 200 natural causes. prcrasod
leaves large family Ia this city IN
funeral $3.50. fIom 90 cathedral
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
SANTA FE PLANS
SWELL TRAIN
w. J. Black Gives Out Inter
view in Los Angeles About
New Addition to San Fran.
cisco Service.

Loo Angelic. Calf. march 25-
August or september viii witness tae
Installation Of th. u,N SANTA FEES
paiat.ai train 60 wn b,twc,u san
Francisco oud los Angeles wa san
Biuardiuo. according Goo ". i Bu.M
general trnnic passenger man ger ct
tu' Santa Fc system. who is now iu
Los Nug'i,.. cont. rfug with John g.
I>tu. 40 chura "t Ibt passenger
tranu. uu thr coast iu,. Tby ,N1Dt
date ou when thc train wiz make ts
uru tr.p dcp.ud. ON tb, delivery ui
tbc u,N equipment from Dbc Pullman
company
Nj Black says th., tn, Equipment
viii 10. 90, h'., ever brought tu th"
~ 100. Uousi
Th. h,uu of M, pas. ,ngcr depart
low. r.gardins fh' proposed new
train
"Th, entire equipment for tho Now
service b,tW,ou this city and san
Ftuu.-.l has boon orJ'tcd for some
um,." said M npDk. "aud 1- soon
Hs uO manufacturer. can tu.u "ut
.h, .lr. 49,. Nul open fhc service h'-
tween 90, $40 ..li-.
"pur b.d for hc passenger travel
passing rluug OBJ. coast WI D., BASED
.r iNr lhug.--a perfect tram ,Iuip-
w,u. ANA 10 good running tm, I can
COON 'NIiN,lN slN that 90, train
uu u, arc planning Goo pu' ON th.
tur VII h, ~, best that has ever
4,. U seen ON ia. rl..it, Dpu.l Tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
--
PARKER CARNIVAL
MAN IS WOUNDED

III Paso, Texas. Marc6 2i.--George
Parker. who was shot ~ RnCon
Thur sday by an rmployo OF carnival
company. was brought TO I'll paso
Thursday evening ana is now in "A
,ocai hospital Parker, who was om.
ploycd with The company, says he was
shot By a man who he says was named
Marshall and who was intoxicated and
charged him with having taken his
gun ana some money The bullet en-
tered tho young mans body Just und y
the heart and Is thought 10 have pierre.
cd The upper leit lobe of the liver
The wound t. NOT considered fatal and
Parker will recover tn attending
physicians say, unless blood poisoning
dcVClous
Parker Is u wears old and a native
of philadelphia, lie SAYS hc hdrw
nothing ct the mans mon ) or re-
voNsr and that the shooting was
without cause. Parker id ntitod him
before being brought to III Paso aud
he was placed under arrest AZ Rncon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
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call 900 tho po>t"io.' uu sunday This.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
Horned Toad Lands in
Dead Letter Office


II an .iI. '..It IblI ubIl
Somewhere ON the Wind.-Wop plot
of ara-s suuouudiu. tho lcdctai build
mp aud tar from the sun ,.ased ,and
dunes Di Arizona Vhcr. 10 was won,
Co sport IN days sou, hS. ntoWsos q
iitlp horned fuad The pro.cE' of lh'
inquiry department of he pos'oiilcr
Mystery surrounds the exact spot
where ~ auN feeds Mystery shrouds
the dcbut oi DO. creature in postal
circles
ina Us, of lost articles which would
dillS tn head OF department STORE
buyer and ranging from bicycle seats,
tutuuah The gnmut OF silk hose, small
chang Hest Hair Rcstor"i on
Earth. ana others 700 numerous tu
mention. came the latest acquisition
10 he mcuagerir line IN inquiry
depart uent m.n say they hope u IS
thr last. tor The responsibility Of IN
rliciiu. the spring weather OF Kansas
CIV on IN innoccnf and uncump,ain
na horned toad with q pcnchanl Tor
DIV hrep1,s. is greater than they wish
90 assume Beside ,hey say IL Us
against the postal regulations 10 shin
through tho mails live animals or
insects
Quct rcigned in the lnaury division
when ihc load made It's debut Inc
head of th, department busily was
canning tho numerous packages, III
coitot'l. addressed on hroK"n opcn ~
inc on his desk N their first stage ~
the Journey To- the dead letter oilc'
whittier they an, s.ut after a tnirN
day search for the owner
Family there came scrai ohing.
m man scanned the desk. There Was
mystery in the source OF scratching
bur he fail / 20 iud the cause ana
turned Ia his work. The scratching
continued He reviewed his action o.
The previous night he said and found
nothing 10 account Tor u mythical
noise SLOWLY ho circlcd the desk.
As he watched the package. that it
tered the OAK top. one large envelope
Yibratcd slowly, then gyrai"d ana
hnally rose from The wood ana set
u.d down several inches away
Snccoliug hands, led by enc %: the
women employees who Is said ~ take
active part In affairs OF the Humane
society. teudely carried the arrival 10
N door Of tho building with he force
e.: the department trailing behind 10
Witness the ceromunic,, While The toad
VA. aunChsd forth on new iilo nnd
struggle Tor existence ia ~" verdaui
LOT. rs m. original ana onlY exhibit
thus lar in the inquiry department .
mouagcIi"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
HANDSOME C\Ki-pi> tIEE.
Phenomenal OTTER Made b., u New
York firm.

Thousands all over tho United
states ar laking advantage Of a g"n.
erous OF. of the Gotham Company
llGl BrpadVay. New YORK. city. MAX
ing request FOR a beautiful go'd-Ilaied
srarf-u.n Tor lady or gentleman
which is mailed To anyone sending
name and address cree OF charge.
This offer is made Ia lntruduc,
their catalogue OF general morchau'
disc hout,hold goods. i"wclry, nov
cities etc. READERS Of this paper arr
requested Ia send name ana address
Immediate, inclosing five two-ecn
stamps 90 over packing and postage
send to-day aud receive without cos
a piece OF iowelry that yoa VIII he
proud Of.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
TCN\~ MD TIN \,,NN.

Texas Is getting some advertising
az the result of the mobilization of
troops thcrc Following ar. some &C.
the interesting editorial comments.
can IL bee that ruclc sam IN hurry
iug his troops To- Texas To- maxi"
George Bailey of the Houston post
pohav, himself Nashville Hammer
", do not know whether th.y are
going into Mexico "r not hut tn"
soldiers an say ,hul Texas Is the limit
Charleston NoNs and Courier
WIN cocoon troops ~ Texas, %.
feeling of SAFETY from Texas IN tie
rest of tn country e. greater ,ha
ever II was before Columbia state,
Hero is the thirl"euth reason the
other dozen have been printed TIA"
Invasion Of Texas is to give the NOV
ing picture shows some fresh mn
,.rial.-sl Louis Glob,- pcmocra,
Tho troops are moving into TDx0, a.
toir rate of speed boo, the country
viii not know just how Fast the BOYS
IAN travel until they ar. given per
mission ,o leave that state Dirmins.
ham N'We
win tho mobilization of 2o.oon
United states regulars M T'Nas see
expect thar George Baiicy OF tE"
Houston Post Hill kccp mis- ofhr" Win
doWs open daf and night 90 haih.r
10 tho sweet strains cot Marching
Through Goursia as rendered by the
military bands SCHENECTADY Union.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
COST OF SMALL
PUMPING PLANT
Win ,ppacit, ot ..5 ~ 500 Gallons
PER Minute the First COST u ''i''i
SIj9.i6

So much is said about largo and
small pumping plants and so murh
more les known of the large plants
than OF tho small plants. that tho
Dcmug Graphic has So, Irrd Ma" fol
lowing pe'a,ual statement from =. -.
Osborn. ,ho ~ Yer, successfully oprr-
a,lns q small p'nt
- L. - horse po%or Smallcy
marine motor T. %, b. Dem
ing ..................,.893..oo
SO 2il American pump, ca
paciy lNi gallons per min
ute ..,....., .....,...,. "'.""
cost of shafuur pipe, pump
frame bolts ana pullr,s. 60. 10
Cost of sS-foot dug wei ana
n-foot casing ............ $3.50
'ust of engine foundation and
Installing engine ana pump 2ilo
Total cost ..t.. ........ Hib'. 10
The present capacity 90 plant III
from -,5 to 500 gailuns p"r minute.
which rs an overload en- the pump 81
from 90 to IS per cent Win No.
3ia pump, which win be- installed
soon. the capacity can easily b" in
creased 10 400 gallons per minute,
There h a weir Ia the diich, close
Ia the discharge Of pump, Which per
limits an accurate measurement of th,
water 80 nnN time
Mr. Osborn has n snnll canning
factory on his place and has ully
| demonstrated tn, enormou. profits
that can bc made on tomatoes alone.
This year be Nill branch out aud pro-
duCc even greater results than last
IThc osbnrns ave good people for any
community ana fine houatcrs fur 'h'
Mimhrss valley
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

fimantuur like many another
statesman, has found it good uout
Go uuauft SOM. OF his statement
after Ga. p.rp.ou throng has boon
heard from
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

Milwaukee viii have dairy sh""
J., is arranged probably 1" teach NJ
wtukcc residents that milk, Also. i'
good to drink
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

" oiu tl bc glad and proud O."
uru up To- tn, window in ma, n'w
Albuquerque po-tofttco ana say. ANY
mail .ur 1901,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

IN, Mexican revolution seems >"
have paused To- let the participants
pu o. luncheon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

From the lists of killed ana WornN-
cd. about AN 80 the real uGhtue .s
being done log American iusurrcctoF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

An epidemic CT measles .s raging iu
% certain Arizona town y" one
should hc surprised us 10 has always
been mra-N town NuWc Withhold
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

Amber Cane ana Sorghum seed.
$3.50 per hundred. 3 W Fee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

pet,r ~ Fr,czc 90 Bloumsnure 30
celebrated nIs cigh',.tHrd h.rthdU
b., uVIus wood ,ou,nuuu.. from
49, m uuu D. m. Hut w probably
dIdrl perform tnu rest oI tu, i,nt
Do. saying nothing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

The fashion show serves @ usotu'
annual purpose in convincing u- that
the p,ach ,rop b. uu right
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

Velvet cuffs Tor trousers are the
latest Rufflcs next likely.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-02-10
Doctor Praises ID. ID. ID.

Although AN NJ. ID. acknow-
ledge TO my patients and patrons
that your remedy, ID. ID. ID, will
reach eases af Eczema and per
maently cures them.-Dr. Ira i.
Gabbert. Caldwell, Kan.
My cure began from the first
application Of ID. ID. ID. My skin
is now as smooth as "A baby s. ]
wouldn't take thousand dol
lars for what ID. ID. ID. has done
for me, writes August Santo,
of Chillicothe, Ohio.
These are just samples OF let
ters " care receiving every day
from grateful patients all ovre
the country.
Worth its weight in gold, -
"All my pimples washed away
bv ID. ID. d., " 81 found instant
relief, " I'D. ID. ID. is little short
of miraculous. " These are the
words of others in describing the
great skin remedy, ID. ID. ID.
Proven by thousands Of peo'
pie cured, for ten years 10 be
absolutely harmless and reliable
in every case Of skin trouble, no
matter what it is.
Get a trial bottle today! In
stant relief-only 25e.
Sold by j. a. Gay, Druggist.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-02-10

The Vardaman pass has come
forth. The jackson News repro
duced a fac-simile OF il last sun
day Upon investigation il prov
ed TO be pass which the Gulf
and Ship Island railroad issued
TO the board of trustees of the
Old Soldiers Home az Gulfport,
and IL was signed by Governor
Nardaman ms the Official head OF
the party, the pass including sew
eral other gentlemen So il seems
that the pass was net used on his
personal account, but was used
by him i'm behalf of the old sold.
iers ofthestate, whose welfare and
interest he had gone 10 look af-
ter.
But there is one significant cir
cumstances which the people OF
the state must not overlook. The
furnishing of the pass by the
Gulf and Ship Island railroad To-
paper which is hostile 10 the
governor shows conclusively that
the great corporations are ln the
senatorial fight and that they are
going 10 do everything i'm their
power 10 encompass thedefeat of
the man. who single handedand a
lone. has been fighting for the
common people ofthe common
wealth. II was oGvernor Varda
man who vetoed the Mobile and
Ohio merger bill il was Governor
Nardaman who vetoed the bill
giving corporations the right 10
gobble up the valued lands of
this state, and in his every act
Gov. Nardaman has showed that
he has been with the people.
The corporations have not for
gotten this, and that they are go
ing 10 do everything possible 10
defeat him in shown by the above
instance where they turn over
their private records 20 the op
position to be used as campaign
material.
But the people won't be fool
ed ; they won't be led astray.-
Columbus Dispatch.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-02-10
M. F. NICHOLS.

The death Of Mr. Marion Mich
OILS, which occurred at his home
near Greenbrier last week, came
as shock 10 his friends and the
public. Mr.. Nichols had been a
life long resident Of the county
and numbered his friends by
every person that knwe him. lie
was a good citizen and was high.
~ esteemed for his qualities Of
heart and enterprise. Prominent
in all moves for the betterment
Of the general welfare, the count,
will miss him as a valuable fac
tor lie was upright in all his
dealings, public and private and
was "A kind and affectionate hus-
band and father.
To the bereaved wife and child
rem, sincere sympathy is express
ed and felt
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-02-10
THE ELECTORAL VOTE IN 10.
10

The concensus of opinion pre-
walls to-day that when congress
passes the bill re-appOrtiOning to
the states the number of mem
bers to congress to which they
are entitled under the new cen
sus, the number will aggregate
at least ABB, as that is the low
est number that can be named
without causing a loss of one or
more members to some of the
states
Thus it will be seen that when
Arizona and New Mexico
are formally admitted to state
hood and the electoral college
reaches the number of $50, it
will require 266 to elect. OF this
number the South, including Mis-
souri, Kentucky, West Virginia,
Maryland and Oklahoma, will
have a total of 167 votes. Ad-
mitting that the votes will go
to the Democrats next year, SO
votes must be secured from other
states to elect. New York, New
Jersey, Ohio, Indiana and Colo
RADIO, all of which now have de-
mocratic legislatures and demo
cratic governors, can furnish the
votes necessary to democratic sue
cess.
The conditions are decidedly
hopeful at this time, but in the
selection of candidates, New York
with it's Al votes should be con-
sidered, while Ohio with half as
many must be ignored-Green-
wood Democrat.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-02-10
A Good Political Creed.

The extent of the work of the
Farmers Cooperative and Edu.
eational Union will not be
thoroughly understood for some
years yet.
As an organization the mem
bers should see that il is kept
out of partisan politics. but the
individual members should get in
to politics UP to their very necks
They would discuss i'm the
Union, men and measurers and
when they go To vote their bal.
lots should register patriotic
free men s will
The Pike County Farmers
Union at a recent meeting made
the following declaration of prin-
ciple.
IL would not he bad idea for
the local unions all over the state
to take this as amodel.
The afrmers of the country pro
duce the wealth of the country.
They feed and clothe the
world. And il behoovse them to
see that the laws are written 81
as not to render them prey of all
the selfish interest.
Whereas. this extravaganza
has made necessary repeated is-
sues of bonds at high rate of
interest, the end of which no man
can foresee. unless vigorous
policy of retrenchment and re-
form be inaugurated by the peo-
pie themselves
Whereas. il is manifested that
an effort will be made in the
next legislature 10 change the
present wholesome law limiting
the value of real estate holdings
by corporations in this state from
-, 900 900 10 $l0,O00,000 or more
therefore be il
Resolved, That il is not eX-
pected that the present governor
of Mississippi will display the sag
| acity. backbone and wisdom of
our former peerless chief execu-
tive. who dared veto the act of
pliable legislature backed up by
IA powerful and wealth lobby
to change this wise and whole
some restriction upon corporate
greed and power, and unless the
people shall pledge their repre-
sentatives in the legislature Z,
vote against the change, we may
expect At yet to become law
and the era Of extravaganza now
beginning TO run riot in the stat'
will be fastened permanently up
on the people.
Resolved, That il behooves us
as well as every citizen Of TIN
state, to think we'll before vot
ing and to have an eye single 4
the good of the masses as op
posed to the selfish interests an'
aims of exploiting corporation
and combines, their strikers am
and tools more and more infest
ing the state, who are verltabl'
wolves in sleeps clothing. '-Th'
Issue.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-02-10

Mr.. James NJ. Easter, author
ICES the announcement of his
name for the office of County
Treasurer. He was born and
reared in the county, and his re-
cord as a citizen is known tO
the voters. He has never offered
for an office before, and now
asks favorable consideration OF
his candidacy. He is q good de-
mocrat, and qualified in every
way to make a good treasurer.
Mr.. Easter will see the vOtesI
before the campaign is over
and will present his cause IN
person. If they should choose him
to the office he will discharge hi
obligations with fidelity.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-02-10
How's THIS?

We offer one hundred dollars re
ward for anw ease Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Cata-
rrh Cure.
F. j. Cheney 4 Co, To-
ledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned have
known +. j. Cheney for the last
Is years. and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan 4 Marvin.
Wholesale Druggist, Toledo
Ohio.
Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Ol
the system. Testimonialse sent
free. Price IS cents per Bottle
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall s Family Pills fol
constipation.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-02-10
Telephone Talk No. =.

Aside from the fact that the tele-
phone directory il often referred to
as city guide, it is used for other
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- Air. ~ SMeponal is-appoupc.
ed i'm the Weekly as a candidate
for constable, OF the Western
division Of the Second District.
Mr.. Mcdonald is substantial
citizen Of the county, qualified
i'm every way 10 fill the office
and if elected would make a good
constable
--O'
We appreciate visits from the
Messrs. w. B. Cason, = &. Yer
ner, and j. Il. Easter, members
Of school board and Mr. A &.
Cantrell.
Mr.. j. r. Riggan, Of Splunge,
and Mr.. w. a. Addingt0n, Of
Smithville were pleasant visitors
Tuesday.