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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

Meeting called IN pursuance to aJ.
journmcnt OF April g6. 1871.
Meeting called To- ordcr by Mayor
Elder
Present Aldermen Wroth. Reidy.
Clarke. Conrcy. Coon and Aure
Moved 10y Alderman wroth. sec
"ndcd hy Alderman Rridy that IL t.
prmsbcc act as clerk during the alb
scnCc of CLERK Nc Mnnus
City Attornc, Collins presented
recommendation to council in regard
TO contract with Glass a Fischer
Attorney McMillcn. representing
Glass a Fischer, submitted form 90
contract.
Attorneys for city and Glass a.
Fischer conferred In regard To- certain
changes In contract submitted by AT
torncy McMillcn
Moved bS Alderman Wroth. second.
ed by Alderman Clarke. that ATTORNEYS
representing city and GLASS A Fischer
prcscn, contruct cmbodying what has
already been discussed with changes
ms recommended
carried: Aldermen Wruth Rrldy,
Clarke, tonroS, cucn and Augc voting
Yves"
Moved hN Alderman Wroth. second
ed 10y Alderman Iscidy. that immrdi-
utcly upon execution of contract with
Glass \ Fischer that the city assume
chnrgc of worn tor completion 81
sewer system. and that the mayor aud
city clerk pro tom br authorized tu
| immediately execute said contract
after same Inns hoen examined ana
approved by the city ATTORNEY aud ass
soCintc
Carried. Aldermen Wroth Roldy
| Clarke, coen, Conroy and Augo Vot-
ing yes"
As per terms of contract relative To-
APPRAISER, Alderman Wruih non-
mated Jas. y. ,;ladding 10 represent
the city and Contractor Glass MONT
mated Jacob korbor Ia represent Glass
a Fischer. and upon vote OF council
both were unanimously chosen to act
as such appraisers
Moved by Alderman l,cdy. second.
81 by Alderman Conrvy, that the
work of completing tho sewer system
be carried on under supervision ct
sewer committee.
Carried Aldermen Wrufh. Hridv. 1,
Clarke. Coen. conroy and Augc vot-
ing Yes
Upon motion council adjourned
i " ELDER
II l.. oRMSBEE. Mayor.
Acting CitS Clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
DISTRICT COURT IS
CONVENED IN VEGAS
United States Tribunal of Jus.
tioe Has Few Gases on It's
Calendar; Judge Roberts
Expected Soon.

la Ncsas = NJ May 3-Thc
Hpripg term of tho United states dis
trict court via begin MONDAY morn
lns n,Nt in san Miguel county court
huua' Not o great deal OF business
H awaiting the court ana il Is a.
pcrttd ali the business can bc die
pus'd oi IN "A week. The Grand iur,
probably win be busy this term. hotf.
ever as ther. is considerable busi-
ncts Co be brought before .t Judg,
Clarence j. Roberts rs expected to
arrive here Friday from his houe m
Ration 10 look after routine business
before the opening of court rha
May term of thr sam Miguel county
district court Mil htAm Mondsv
morning. MAY several mpoi,nnt
cases are To- ho tried amunp which y
that of Will Rogers ana Joe Wiggins.
charged with kdnaplug.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
ELEPHANT BUTTE
HOLDS ELECTION
Water Users Choose New Of.
fioers; Increase in Tax Levy
for Las Cruces Agricultural
College Notes.
Especial ,orr..po,aenre 10 NJ. mr,s,s,


I.ns Cruc.s. s. N May - The
councilmcn ana diI .ors ~ the El,-
phant Butte water rscrs association
held III. ammo ODD, uon OF Officers
OF that body in b. les on Monday.
the session continuing all morning
and most of The afternoon. l.. Ciapp
of Hatch. who has been one Of the
most cnthusiasuc aorkcrs FOR and
supporters OF tho assurintiou, was
elected ~ pr,ld,n' defeating II. y.
Holt. who Ia. 81, .lpahh filled the
office foi som, tm. Nicholas GALES.
of this city. was defeated for tn. vice
presidency by j. o. McNary OF BE
rinu. and ~ e. Frengrr was rejected
40 secretary aud treasurer.
The board uf trustees of the town OF
Las Cruces ut lu rogulnr monthly
meeting decided 90 levy tax OF 10
mills for general purposes and one
Of five mills iur tho payment of IN
tcrcst on town bonds, for the year
1871
petition usuod hy T. Todd.
Frank HERON NJ. J IIrooks. T.. r.
Johns, y. J.. Lame and g. T.. Martlny
was presented. protesting against the
use of tn, vacant Land lust back of
the COURTEOUS uud iail for .dumping
of garbage and other trash. aud also
pr"tosting against tIr flooding Of this
vacant land with ditch water. The
board decided that the ordinanc, COW
rring this point should be strictly en-
forced
report Was received from pr G..
W. Gerber. thr ,ity hcal,h officer. IN
which h. stated that there are at
present four eases of scarlet foyer
nov under care OF physicians ana lG
cases at m"aslrs We also reported
That there arc three known eases of
scarlet fever which have not been re-
ported. ana that momhcrs of these
families have boon mingling with
other people upon the streets and IA
public places llt advised tho board
to prohibit the gathering of children.
Ter a time. an least In any public
place. such as schouls. churches. the
alters. rtc
The election IT, decide upon q bond
issue tor th, construction of q s,wcr-
ai;r tst"m and e Watorworks viii b,
held next wc.k The recent eases of
scarlet fever indicate tho need "f
good ecwcragc system ana thc big tire
of a Tow weeks ago demonstrated the
need IF an efficient water system.
E"V Mr. Rector presiding elder Tor
Now Mexico and Arizona Tor tho col.
ored Methodist Episcopal church las
been ia tie Citl Tor tho past several
days Loo an effort 10 secure enough
money go huild q church OF his de-
here, lic has been 80 lar
succcsslul, With the assistance Of the.
astUr4 OF tn" Methodist and Baptist
churches OF this city, ~ To- raise slf-
iicicnt money FOR the lot which was
purchased Yesterday on Fifth street
about four blocks east of Main street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
spECi\L MEETING on TIN CRY
COT >Cii.
tprii 20. 1911.

Meeting called FOR the purpose ot
taking action Ia regard To- contract or
Glass A Fischer. sewer contractors.
and other matters Ia regard 10 COM
pletiun of sewer system
Al councilmcn duly notified as ro-
quircd hy urdinnuc"
Meeting called 10 order bS MAYOR
Elder
Present Aldermen Wroth. Roidy
Clarke. conroy Cp.n and Augc
Alderman Wroth asked permission
of council To retain the services of At
torncy Hickey To- act az special at,or-
ncS for chairman OF sewer commit
toe.
Moved hy Alderman Clarke. soc-
ond"d 10y Alderman conroy. that AZ
tOrncy Hickey be retained az special
counsel Ia chairman of sewer com
miitcc and To- Also assist city attorney
in matter of contract between city
and Glass a Fischer only,
Carried Aldermen Wroth. Rcidy.
Clarke, conroy. Coon and Augc voting
Yes"
Moved by Alderman Wroih second
ed bv Alderman roon. that council
now go into executive session. car
RED
Moved by Alderman Auge. second
ed By Alderman ronroy. that .Xccu-
tive session do now rise and report
that proposed agreement with Glass
a Fischer hc referred to the city at
torncy, with Instructions To- report a,
meeting to be held Thursday. April
81. 1871. at $3.50 y. m.
Carried.
Moved by Alderman Wro,h. second
cd by Alderman Auso. that special
meeting adjourn 10 meet Thursday.
April -. 1914. ~ y so o'clock .. m.
Carried.
j W ELDER,
X. l.. oRMMSEEE, Mayor.
Acting city Clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
MOVING MACHINE CHOPS
OFF LAOS FOOT

Roswell, y NJ May An n play
FIJI effort To startlc his father. who
was driNiee a moving machine. little
Eugene, son Of T.. q. Purpose. sudden.
ly stepped ont from behind n trcc
and beiore the father could stop the
team, he saw The sicla knives cui the
chllds 200, of at the ankle,
The llllic lelluw was given Surgical
attention as soon as possible and
~ spite Of his ,ender ycars VIII prom
ably recover but b. o cripple for l!fe
The ialher * heart. broken over the
terrible accident
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
sr>r 'nnI 10 so, roe riu,L

90 now for any woman io
u.. u,luuui face handsome arms
tud hut u from an dlsngurms
.upr.fuYU. ha.r o. doesn't mattcr
whether uts m ,cw hairs or %
r.pular mu t..h. or Foutcc or now
Debit or aoan tuc sroUth b.. 1t can
10, destroyed 100 3d. few minutes with
ih, m ryclpus new r'mcry Hlcc-tro-
This wonderful huII destroyer can
%, used ou tbc $500. uocA. arns.
bust. 90 500, portion ut tho body with
perfect wl,r % H not like other
ramcdio. 90 posuNvlt viii not irm-
tHtr. buw coz scar the most tender
Hklu. uo matter how long IL ~ lptt ON,
gud 30 n,vrr tails To- remove oven
Ga most ubst.aat, gruWth aliuist u-
stuutlN ir voutaiHa mo- bHrum nor
am element not found boo pure whole
somr mineral Nutrr " sou want %
p,rmHurnt lasting cure. NOT merely
temporary rclicf. Elcc.tro.l Doc is what
sou should use. FOR II goes Co the
hur roots and kills them
We have decided to send 70 trial
bottle of Eloc-lro-la 90 any mnu or
Woman Who writes for 1t, To- prove
that 81 does all We say upon receipt
oi Cd tNo-Drut stamp TO heir cover
cost Of mailing The regular sized
b0tfl, D. 500 md sour money viii 10
refunded 81 E,cc-tro-la does not do
all 1911, claim. ", don't a-K YOU %
taRr our word for valt Eloc-tro-la
vI1 do Just nl out Trial coupon
hollow and mail with tVo.c,ut
$50 mu tudas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

Wur, au ha aIIu Irl tl, ground
ls moro ihaIOa. I ..Ihod than at
uut offo. tm, r.. IHH. A. lsf cd
'au be- iaw,I OIL. tu has covered
t .DHHn. oru hnt
DI NUv NcvIu H . btt, benn
500 covered lm IU IIr
TculhC storm Nt, rcuco
Ilf fain snnIlu. HI.u. uB
I.. aud aUsiu uo4. uI.u and
luD lat .oa.u .reuud
H .l.h'I tD 90 cortiu,u1 H..h n
....N mnsf hBt, U. between
... IUd tlfrc uDhI , u.I.| .t
.na uu. o' Ilr WrUpr u Iowa nt
r i.' n'y ui tir rluu Uud
tlIne huur.l D.. fH
owl % .ahouaUI. m.Yu
" m" iul. rumer n OBJ, .u
"r.t Door, r.efM Years hal uIrH
WH 'eiien nero dufiap NH.. lnJ
..i Yu hl lallcn th,r col. ia .H.
r H hnF boon followed lt t' 3D.
uu lnt AMI bum,.i gug
I.I''ir planted
Eu'.H hundred and eleven .,r
Wn' H'u u1l pfumirma. ana oIu
N' nu suited iu mnch dumH.r.
to o. t which every omr toetoi.. .i
t't .In iNNi wa WOfh Nu.
I..It OIL. thousands OF dollof Te..
800 p ..u.UI
Esn proves eicssna.
IHr l'n mDh commenced muuE
Hc,' n..l ~ noon has moyen Ja
Dos bios ug u b. tho bis,
e0f tln 9Iu in tho HISTORY of lhr
loc1i v'I'' bureau ana ranks wei
Nlh OBJ. I-.st rains OF tho mast
.'I',.' 'OUH considering ~ season
''i Im t b. th. biggest sprina
.u .h. .,cf slW hero The uficinI
oIur tc Hc entirr rain period az
'mu.rint u1 ims morning. ~ shown
u hr on.1i .poit ia this Issue.
uHH e3 uru"s From O'Clock this
moruu ml fhiH Afternoon Us
inch had fallen making rotnl a.
lIl Roswell U cord
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

Your husband plays bridge like u
man who don't care for H."
HE doesn't care for t. Oh, he
makes ne 80 angry Why he DELHI
cratcly Ignores all the precodents of
ne greatest experts. And that isn't
the worst of it d"
Mercy, what else docs he doq"
lie always wins'".- Cleveland Plain
brnlti.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
BLACK CLOUDS GIVE
Up THEIR HORDE
New Mexico Editors Jubilant
Over Recent Rains Water
Mixed With N. NJ. Soil
Grows Gold Dollars.


D. ha Hiu AuI HH. Unrl d.
5000 rin OBI" urns uo otr.aW1.
iin. mHts int r Hs un' rt.ii'i
inla co., 1000 ulu Ih. .lE l.DH
tha' m notoI o.,. ura. e
N'' noiIru HID Huuf 'u iH3it H
iH.. 'ot vr ali thH v"D coau.
pa c.uiH"i $500 tun HlEico .ul t
lht ac' nn uW .mra r. tHiut 'c
nhiItu And tlN g. u1 ucaHp1l".
H' IrI DtrI fwu tcuf iir nii.
nave bo'o very N"ti Do Sew N'iro
lm nca'hrf leuo hoH' 'uW 20
h"f" Dc tht HtftI iuI ih' ls 'N
Nrat iH'I.io. uI' Tpuang
mar "h.ii $780, d'I hnf' .0n1. shower
ita b. excited Nuo c1uuIit rdiiU.
WHO i"tu ai"H' ict fhu 3D. 1915
.iiIr.'t iH'u uWf t0 boo Ih, pYuu
if Ip t' " no,H inN u al
ihr su,.' 'n. rI'r. fhw, ha boon
Imn 5000 'n"H"H u rme
u hI tvn.i hCisio.. Do lul oHo
would hNr g." rpmu hHcN und ulan,
ih.l crop iuff como ri'hi Hicn
ihrre H bottom .rnaou ia llr,
ground
ENciNbudt nui 'l cook aIr IuJ.|
liant That l Nt.h tho exception eff %
% VIII puI' up Do" irritation project.
ANA that tir ground VIII uo,or nsan
fti dli enough lo plant VI lruau
Entorpriz'
poeoa valley Soaked
\ liAhi rain hrtar Wllino hero olrl
MONDAY inriuiiit ana cuunuu. Il proc
ucail al day anJ b., uishJ there rp
good scuspu. 1ni sDncii.no altrI
D. .
q ft'hdi doNhpnur Was kept up
'hI"uHh the niNht ana pari OF Tues I
hhf ihcrC is nu Official weather
audgc here. bat n was estimated TINT /
RON Two 10 lhtco ana half inch,
of waior had talon up to TUESDAY /
afternoon
The best part Of thcso rains - that f.
lhcy are general throughout the o. ,
iitory und extend tar into Arizona /
ana other adjoining states
pcnctal and ih' Pocus vallcs in pan
l''ui'i' ih better shape than ID has /.
been FOR many wears Tho conditions
gre moi' ibfotahlo now. Ola settlers
htt Than il hu}o been for nneOn
l'hlr
~ Fecus valley ms sum rrd Too
'hioe or fnnf wears with unprcccdcut.
ca az weather in consequence -
Whl'h mot onl} iho iiom no md I
It, t"lormcut ~ tir country has bgu
leiay'0. bui al hno3 OF established
'nslhrss hnVc suffered II was inter
>'lnf 70 h"nr uld tim gH ten OF tho
NA sain- winch nNd 10 fnii hero
'Na' hacb m TIE sos aud nriy "0
'hi ne iclio" vino has ONLY been
o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
IIIIt TNIiNIMIENT.

I'm ont your name and address
IN dotted Zines below and srud IL
tu Eor-Tly co. Sos state 81,
lineage. enclosing a iNo-crnt
.tamp to h"lp cover mailing. and
tc VIII send al once q free ,ria'
,ottlc Tina, viii show what El"c-
ro-n VIII du ip. You. F,o2u
..t..ts.. s.......,..s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
X. l.. bRMMSBEE. MAYOR
Acting city Clerk

Regulates the bowels, promotes
easy natural movements. cures con-
Doan's i,cgulris Ask
your druggist FOR them zoe a box.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

Nj V"rE OTu 80ItIIr UUY0 bonn
comparinE uotps ou nas' rainfall
Nl'i" th" elements have laen pour
Ar loWth one ol Inc most roir hlus
rains we hayo hal for m1uy day
an arrce tha since llsi SUNDAY nielt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

Acting city clerk
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-15
TELEPHONE NO. s

q by the Goodspeed Pub!ish h
 land Was First Published ir the Year 1889.
 ORGANIZATION.
 hber l, 1883, by act of the Ter legislature, Carroll county was AThe act reads as follows: It portion of the county of Iz- l of a line commencing at a the State line of Missouri, se range line between Ranges west strikes the same, run
 with said line twelve miles;
 t six miles to the range line
 seventeen and eighteen; Eth with said line to the divid-
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-15

Fancher, 1S7276; J. c. Hanna, 1876-78 J. P. Fancher, 187o-9O; J. E. Jones, 1S80-94; H. H. Moose, 1884-87; Len Nunnaliy, 1SS7
 Treasurers. A. M. Wilson, 1936- -3S: William Beller, 183S-42; H. L. Denton, 1S42-44; E. Ford, 1944-46 (resigned, unexpired term filled by Thomas Cal len); Thomas Callen, 1846-48 (deceased before the expiration of his term; w. E. Armstrong appointeO; John Dun lap, 1S48-50; A. Hulsey, 185O-54; j. AL bright, 1854-56; Jeremiah Hale, 1S56-6O, J. M. Hagett, 1S6O-62; J. F. Seaman, 1S62-64; J. S. Stanley, 1S64-66; Tiford Denton, 1866-68; J. H. Hale, 1968-72; A. M. Bradley, 1872-74; James Walker, 1874-76; J. G. Walker, 1876-78; s. S. Meek, 1878-S0; w. H. Woods, 1S8O-84 (failed to give bond, H. D. Field, elect ed February 27, 1884; H. D. Field, 1884.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-15
Capons Lay Best.

A few years ago capons were sel- dom found on sale except in some of the more exclusive markets, in the largest cities This was largely because poultry raisers have only in recent years learned that caponizing insures not only higher price per pound for their fowls, but an increase in weight for each bird. A capon not infrequently attains weight of from fourteen to sixteen pounds, or prac- tically twice that of the ordinary rooster of the same breed. And with other conditions similar the meat is always sweeter, always tender and usually just fat enough to make good appearance and readily salable at from four to six cents pound above that of ordinary poultry.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-15

Coroners. Abraham Shelly, 1884, M. L. Hawkins, 1836-42 (Burts was coroner from 1836-38); Thomas More land, 1842-44, John T. Spears, 1844-46; A. s. Dooly, 1646-48; Jesse McKelay, lo48-50; John Bunch, 1850-52; Gideon Weaver, 1S52-54; w. NJ. Rains, 1S54-56; Jacob Riddle, 1856-58; N. P. Naples, l858-60; Daniel Grimlin, 1S60-62; w. W. Bailey, 1s6466; J. M. Pittman, 1S66-68; G. D. Bull, 1S68-72; William Wood, 1S72-74; o. P. Crockett, 1S74-7S; E. Thomas, 1878-80; E. Winfield, lSSO- S2; c. T. Dodson, 18S2-S4; J. M. Mitch ell, 1884-S6; c. Smith, 1886.
 Surveyors. William Nooner, eight teen and thirty-four to thirty-six; Elijah Tabor, eighteen and thirty-six to thirty-eight; John McMillan, eighteen and thirty-eight to forty-two, T. B. Callen, eighteen and forty six to forty eight; A. V. Callen, eighteen and forty eight to fifty; Price Byrne, eighteen and fifty-two to fifty eight; J. Bartlett, eighteen and fifty-eight to sixty-two; Henry McMillan, eighteen and sixty four to sixty eight; Cyrus Maxwell, eighteen and sixty-eight to seventy two, mas Bunch, eighteen and seventy .o seventy-six; T. s. Bunch, e. teen and seventy-six to seventy-eight; J. M. Bunch, eighteen and seventy-eight to eighty-two; w. R. Phillips, eighteen and eight-two to eighty-six; J. W. Kenner, eighteen and eightysix.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-15
TWO CAUSES OF LlMBERNECK
Usually Brought by Fowls Eating De- cayed Meat Fu' of Maggots-AIso
 by Ptomaine Poison.

Limberneck is an infiiction that is usually caused by fowl eating decayed meat full of maggots. Some assert it is also result of ptomaine poison ing. The remedy is turpentine, and the following is a good treatment: Mix a tablespoonful In an equal amount of warm water, and pour into the crop. Follow by filling the crop nearly full with warm water, and then holding the fowl by the feet, head down, gently work out the en- tire contents. When thoroughly cleaned give tablespoon of castor oil and allow the fowl to remain quiet by itself until recovered. To prevent this trouble, at least once week make careful inspection of the range to see that no dead, decaying animal bodies are laying about breeding mag gots.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-15

ing ridge between Crooked Creek and the Buffalo Fork, thence a direct course to the ridge dividing the waters of the Buffalo Fork and Richland Creek; thence with said ridge to the ridge dividing the waters of the Arkan- sas and White rivers; thence west with said ridge to Range 25 west; thence north with said line to the ridge divid- ing the waters of War Eagle and Kings River; thence down said ridge to the post road from Izard court house, to Washington courthouse; thence on north course to the Mis- souri line, so as to include all the wa ters of Kings River; thence east with said line to the place of beginning, shall be constituted and erected into new county, to be called and known by the name of Carroll county" The name was conferred in honor of Char les Carroll, of Carrollton, distinguish ed Marylander, or possibly in compli- ment to Gov. William Carroll, of Ten nessee. The original territory was re- duced in 1886, 1842 and 1869, upon the formation. respectively, of Madison, Newton and Boone. In 1869, in order that Carroll might not be reduced be- low the constitutional area of 600 square miles, the northern portion of Madison was annexed. With the ex- ception of unimportant changes in the southwestern boundary, the territorial limits have since remained undsturbed
 COUNTY OFFICERS.
 The first election for county officers, held in 1843, resulted in the choice of George Campell as judge, John Bush as clerk. Thomas H. Clark as sheriff, Abraham Shelly as coroner and Will liam Nooner as surveyor. Their sue cessors in order have been as follows:
 Sheriffs. T. H. Clark, 1834-36 Ire signed in 1885, succeeded by N. Rudd); Charles Sneed, 1836-42; A. Thomas, 1842-44; L. L. Wilburn, 1844-52; A. c. Oliver, 1852-56; J. c. Shipman. 1856-5S; R. C.. Campbell, 1S58-6O; David Smith, 1860; k. c. Campbell, 1060-62; John Harper, 1862-64; A. S. McKennon, 1864-66; N. B. Crump, 186668; J. J Grim, lS6s-72; S. L. Hayhurst. 1S72-76; A. c. Oliver, 1S76-75; T. c. Freeman, 187o-84; Joel Plumlee, 18S4-S6; H. s. Shahan, 1886.
 Clerks. s.-John Bush, 1S34-36; w. c. Mitchell, 1836-4O (the office was filled part of the year 1886 by G. F. Stal- lings); J. A. Hicks, 184O-46; Tilford Denton, 1S46-48; John w. Peel, 1S4S- 54; George c. Gordon, 1S54-5S; Samuel w. Peel, 1858-64; George J. Crump, l864-6S; w. w. Davis, 1S6S-72; J. P.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-15
pOIHTRY GOOD LIVER RE AEDY FREE

When you suffer from any form of indigestion it is always well to take something for the liver, as usually the trouble lies there. If you are bilious, have q b}oated feeling after eating, if you belch, if your skin is yellowish you may he sure it Is liver trouble.
 What you need is something to stir up the liver, to arouse the gastric juices 50 that they will aid in the di- gestion cf your food. A very good remedy for this, and cnc highly rec commended ty those who have used it, is Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin, which you can obtain of any druggist at fifty cents or one dollar a bottle But if you have any doubt about its merits, and would prefer to try it first, send your address to Dr. Cald- well and lie will promptly send you a free sample bottle
 Thousands of people first learned
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-15
TRAP NEST EASILY WORKED
Simple contrivance Is Operated by Weight of Hen-FoWl Is Re-
 moved From the Top.

In the illustration herewith is shown the simplest form of trap nest imag- inable, says the Orange Judd Farmer. The hen alights on the running board and walks toward the nest. When she approaches the point E her weight depresses that end of the board and disconnects the support D, which falls of its own weight Then when she steps into the nest, the board being heavier on the outside and hinged at A, tips until the opening to
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-15
Dr. Miles Nerve and Liver Pills

are different from others. Many kinds of liver pills are impossible" after one trial on account of their harshness. Dr, Miles Nerve and Liver Pills do not act by sheer force but in an easy, natural way, with out griping or undue irritation. They are not habit forming.
 lf the first bottle fails to benefit your druggist will return the price. Ask hIn,.
 MILES MEDICAL CO.,, EIkhart, Ind.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-15

of t-s remarkable cure for stomach, liver nd bowel troubles through a free 'nple. Mrs. Frank Lilly of Plas W, III, sent for one and it cure :er and she is open in saying that will never take pills or strong cath ics again, as Syrup Pepsin acts So fly. Mir. w. L. Bryant, the Pos ster at Sardis, Tenn, says he will yer be without it again. No sick p.reon can afford to ignore Q remedy so highly endorsed as this. It is good for all the family from infancy to old age, because it is mild, free from griping and yet promptly effective. Furthermore, results are absolutely guaranteed or money will be refunded.
 For the free sample address Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 402 Caldwell building, Monticello, H.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-15
Corn and Plymouth Rocks.

A hen should not have a very great quantity of corn. It soon makes her too fat This is especially true of the larger fowls. The Leghorn is more of runabout and seldom gets too far for good laying, but Plymouth Rocks are not to be trusted with toe much corn before them.