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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-06-15
Prevent and
Relieve Headache

1T gives me great pleasure to
be able to refer to DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills as the bvsA rem
edy we have yet had in our
house for the prevention and
cure of headache. Ny wife who
has been a constant sufferer for
a number of years with above
complaint joins me in the hope
that they may fall into the hands
of all sufferers"
JOHN BUSH,
Watervleit, Me.
Used Them Four Years.
"Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
are the best l ever tried for the
relief of headache. | have used
them for nearly four years and
they never fail to give me relief.
| have tried many other rem
edies, but have never found any
better"
JOSEPH FRANKOWICK,
854 Trombly Av., Detroit, Mich.
There is no remedy that will
more quickly relieve any form
of headache than
DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
The best feature of this re-
markable remedy is the fact that
it does not derange the stomach
or leave any disagreeable after
effects.
Druggists everywhere sell them. II
first package falls to benefit, your drug
alst will return your money.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
The Keota news., 1911-12-22
DUMPING HENS NESTS BEST
Decd Way 10 70 Have Bottom AZ.
tsohsd Wkh Hinges and Fast.
Onod q Front With otapieo.

A good way to build hens nests 10
70 have the bottom attached With
hinges and fastened 1t the front with
small hooks and gtaplss. When the
The Keota news., 1911-12-22
EGGS WHEN PRICE is HIGH
- Growing 8toek-look Out for
ooro Heed and Roup.
(Bv 7. n pARYN

CBy J. Il PARX-)
We aro going to tell you the secret
OF producing those high priced eggs
It IL. Take care of your growing stock
during this third quarter Of the game.
Many psople. when they get . chick
grown to two pounds, assume that It
II grown and can be lett to hustle for
itself. and though conditions are not
the most favorable. stM its . husky
chick and viii get through somehow.
even though It be watered and fed
frregularly. it, coop be allowed to gsk
vet and never cleaned. Then the
chicks get the sore head. nrst thing
you know. and II they don't die OF neg
lect . month II taken out OF the
chicks development: then, II not wen
cared for. another month or six weeks
win be lost with roup in early fall.
with the result that the cold weather
comes on and catches the chicks not
nearly matured. and ~ thin - the pro
verbal Jobs turkey" and when this
happens the poultIyman win b fortu-
nate indeed II he gets his pullsts to
laying BY January. when the bsst
prices will be past, and eggs staxtsd
on the downward trend. They By
March these pullets win be laying
fne. but their eggs viii b taken 10
an oversupplied and cheap marksG
The Keota news., 1911-12-22
Great Work Done on Canal in Year

- HE great mechanical problems con.
] nocted with the construction Of
the Panama canal. which u to b
opened In January. 1915. pass In 70
view In the annual report Of the 18th.
mian canal commission. The record
Of the years achievements includes:
Completion Of almost three quarters
Of the Culsbra cut. Total excavations
from Culsbra during year. 1881. .S75
cubic yards at average cost OF SIS
cents . yard. Big plans laid for ter
minals. including storage OF fuel.
fresh water and other supplies, repair
facilities, etc. Pacific terminal TO have
dry dock, storehouse and coallng Sta
tiona. Practical completion OF plans
Of all locks. Elaborate scheme for
lighting. Safeguarding against land
slides-
The locks have besn . great prob
lem. Designs for tho approach walls
at al locks except one have bosn pre-
pared. Contracts In forcs at the b.
ginning Of the fiscal year were prao-
tically completed and new contracts
entered into for q vast amount OF
frames, valves. gates and other para
phsrnalis needed to put the canal into
The Keota news., 1911-12-22
POUITPYNOTES
(N4h&A q 2acso

"Cull closely II the motto that win
lead to success.
Fresh air, sunshine and oxsrciss
are the best poultry tonics.
The natural time for q hen to lay
II from February to October.
Air-slacked lime 10 = valuable dis-
infectant In the poultry house.
On most poultry farms the dry
mash has superSedsd the vet mash.
From now on until next spring the
hens should be supplied With . dust
box.
Oyster shells II the best food with
which the hens can manufacture esx
shells.
Ducks have become one of the be-,
paying propositions In the poultry In
dustry.
The germ Of disease must b ~
stroyed before the disease can b
eliminated.
The necessity for ffssh air has LED
to the great popularity Of The opea
frout houses.
The Keota news., 1911-12-22
Uncle Sam Is Using Weather Balloons

has q great machine Tor the purpose
at Mount Weather In Virginia
Hydrogen Il one a the two gases
which form water. The other gas -
oxygen. The oxygen has to b taken
out and only the pure hydrogen LEFT.
This II done by means Of electricity.
the machine for the purpose having
been imported from Switzerland. Tue
hydrogen u stored In little round
cylinders. each about - thick and
long ~ the leg Of the average man.
The cylinders are sealed % that they
are absolutely tight. and are shipped
BY freight TO the various weather So
lions.
Returning to the balloons, many q
those which are now being sent up
are equipped with parachuteo wAseA
extend above them. Al the balloon
Rises into the upper air Il nnally
reaches IN altitude at which Il burses.
Il carries with It one Of these boxes
containing the fine instruments. TA1s
u attached to the parachute. ana fue
this reason Il falls % gently tha& -
machinery = not injured
The Keota news., 1911-12-22
National Pawnshop is Now Proposed

ct ltS success has boon most marked.
The citizen u furnished With what
money he needs mp to . reasooabIo
amount. On persona: collateral. The
average rate OF interest charged -
less than II per cent Per annun.
Moreover. with the possible sxospttoa
oe France. where the government ex-
srcises . complete monopoly ot the
pawnbroktng business, the national
and municipal institutions have suo-
cessfully combatsd strong oompsti-
tion from private concerns that have
been permitted TO charge much higher
rates OF interest
The pawnshop OF Amsterdam, The
oldest and probably the most lsnient
in the world. IL known - the Bank
van Leenlng. Il has been under the
control Of the municipality since 1914.
and now has fifteen branches through
out the city. The average rate Of
interest IL less than 10 per cent.
year. stu the bank II able to main
tain . working balance Of more than
1000 900. In France the pawnbrok-
Ing business 10 strictly . government
monopoly. which the Mont do Pists.
the nations pawnbroking oonoern. has
enjoyed for moro than nfty years.
The Keota news., 1911-12-22

NJ AsHIN0TON.-Shau Uncle Sam
W follow the example set By Tfanoo.
Germany. Holland and other Euro
pean nations and make II possible for
tho temporarily embarrassed to OBJ
tain money on personal belongings
without paying from 3s to 100 Per
cent. interest on loans?
This question II called mp for con-
sideration through the publication By
the department Of commerco and ~
Dor Of . series Of consular reports on
pawnbroking In foreign countries.
Needy citizens can obtain small sums
of money on short notice. avoiding
the exorbitant rates Of interest
charged BY the private pawnbroking
concern. and keeping fres from the
greedy clutch Of the professional mon
~ lender.
Where the plan has bssn tried long
The Keota news., 1911-12-22

n INCLE SAM now has . system Of
u balloon recording for help In lore
casting the weather. He makes bal
looms OF different kinds and sends
them up ct the various stations over
the United States to bring down rec.
ords Of the upper air. These are sent
up from day to day and the results
are telegraphsd al over the country.
It II partially from them that our
weather forecasts come These bal
cons are dlled with hydrogen Of .
uality which IL dimcult TO obtain.
indeed. there are only one or two
places In the country where II can b
had. The result II that the govern.
meat makes its own hydrogen ana Il
The Keota news., 1911-12-22

operation.
More than s64 tons Of castings
were made on the isthmus. Building
Of the great lock gates-each leaf OF
which II dfty.1our fest eight inches
high-was expedited. At each lock
entrance strong fender chains At
tached to powerful springs win b In.
stalled to prevent ships from batter.
tng down the locks.
A floating caisson gate Il being In
stalled for use In closing . lock 20
- to enable workmen to repair the
permanent locks and the bottom
sluices. Canal illumination win b
provided BY range lights for establish-
Ing the direction Of vessels on the
longer tangents and BY side lights .
mile apart marking each sids Of the
channel.
The Keota news., 1911-12-22
Dry Soil for Floor.

Dry Soil for Floor.
Have o>plenty Of dry soil for the door
covering III board or cement). in the
poultry buildings. Dry soil 10 . handy
thing TO have about Have It stored
for winter use befoes frost gets In
the ground.
The Keota news., 1911-12-22
WILD TURKEY OF HONDURAS
Originally Native o. Central America.
10 Described - Most 8eautl
ful In colosin0.

The Wild species Of turkey. known
~ the Ocellated or Honduras turkey.
was originally q native Of Honduras
and other parts Of Central America
Some describe It ~ most beautiful
in coloring. equal to tho Inpeyan
phsasant, II not richer. Tho head and
neck Of this Wild variety are naked
and NO breast tuft 10 present The
caruncles Of the head and neck diff
fer somewhat from those Of other
turksyu.
The ground color Of the plumago 10
The Keota news., 1911-12-22
cars q oeoss Feather.

take great care in killing not to
allow the feathers to become bloody
q Otherwise soiled. The geese aro
p1cbed In . closed room out Of Ill
drafts, the fsathers placed in deep
bo1ss Or barrels. says . writer in an
~1ehange. Later they arc place In
thin sacks and hung out In the air for
. number Of days. In case the geese
aro scalded the feathers are spread
ct On . sheet or . blanket In an up
seaiss room. over . register IL pos
sibls. until dry. They win dry sur
psisingiy quick. and II stirred occa-
siooally vhils drying WIN bs u hight
and nuRy - though they never were
WoG Wing. tail and other coarse
feathers are discarded - plucked.
ind ready sale for my feathers
around homo at 70 T. % cents .
pound
The Keota news., 1911-12-22

place . looking glass to reflect the
light out strongly 1t the two open
ings whore the egg are tested. This
makes It much easier to shine The
The Keota news., 1911-12-22
TO MAKE GOOD EGG SINNER
Simple Device Can Easily 0s AAade
Out os Box just Big Enough
70 Accommodate Lamp.

The sketch shows q simple eGg
sinner. Take . box that viii just Per
NIT the top Of the lamp chimney to
extend out Of the hole In the bottom
OF the box when the box 10 upside
down over the lamp ~ It should b.
sayD the Homestead. Cut two holes
1t one side Of the box 20 two egIs
can bo tested 1T the same time. Back
Of the lamp In this box you should
The Keota news., 1911-12-22

q beautiful bronze green. banded With
gold-brunse, blue and red. With some
bands Of brilliant black.
It 70 to bs deplored that this va1ie-
u can mot b bred successfully - Q
domestic fowl in northern climates.
The writer can not learn that It has
ever bsen successfully bred outside
Of IT. native heath.
The Keota news., 1911-12-22
Dumping Hons Nests.

1sots ars to be cleaned. tho bottom
ca b dropped and all the contents
Wtu fAu out. The nests should be at
least II inches square. and for the
laFEoS1Ssd breeds Is inches win b
b0et9.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-01
Pontiac Press Gazette
Dec. 2, 1910. Published the Following:

Following
II
IL
their would
its calls
Oakland Tee-
capital
25 OF
Of would SIS
be Competitive
County
maintenance
this
financed operated uhder inc
with
purchase OF tho
the
Conso-
solution Competition In
s
the other
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-01
San Francisco Town Talk
OCT. 1ST. 1910.
THEY Make YOU SWEA r."

desperate efforts to
city
corporation ntrenched
avoro Of
public This
the
the
of
The
ing and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-01
Chicago Tribune

CExtrac romE dloraI IL.
will submit to competition
that the
bestan it has uu powe what 1t wants
committee
Friday
phone privilege
AS
costly in
tolerate the
natural
public interest
nncton OF
~ nrjor
submit larger
ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-01
Harper's Weekly

Author
public utilities competition to be
nuisa
ciy
off
We
reduced single
seem o
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-01
Philadelphia Saturday
Evening Post
Editorial Of April 2, 1900

pn
a
but
TOM
maintaining systems which in
has beenesf nnated at a
waste
bill think
Of
whilst had"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-01
Grand Rapids Press
Editorial May II, 1919


Frankly
capital The longer the competition con-
admitted no" that some
the
OF to
ton"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-01
The Chicago Daily News
:. Edieoriany published following !. 1911:
DUPLICATION OF TELEPHONE SERVICE"

DUPLICATION TELEPHONE SERVICE"
a council has
authorized AN INVESTIGATION TELEPHONE
sTRucTloN OBTAINED 10000 SUB
searlyc Of the
complied
accomplished 1t is we'll established that
control of the
ELEMENTARY REASONING REQUIRED TO UNDERSTAND THAT
DUAL SYSTEM CITY is COSTLY NUISANCE.
EXTREMELY DIFFICULT PERCEIVE HOW COMPETE
TON RESULT IN LASTING BENEFIT THE
ESTABLISHING COMPETING COMPANY ENTAILS A LARGE
CAPITAL cH INTEREST MUST BE PAID IF
THROWN AWAY SUBSCRIBERS, IN THE
FINAL ANALYSIS MUST INTEREST.
should be
tive efforts to bril-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-01

Chicago Record-Herald
Extract from Editorial Dec 10th. 1909.

Extractf
"The experience of other cities proves
that, broadly speaking, it is desirable that this
particular kind Of bushes should be monop-
oily. No doubt competition in those cities has
tended to establish low rates, but it has been the
CauS ofmuch annoyance and confusion All that
it could have done for the benefit Of the people
in Chicago is now accomplished through the
inst1umenality OF an ordinance regulating the
company
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26

On last Thursday night Mexican nam
ud Anhru.iu Auulu Who claimed =" have
an appointment from The Justice "t the
Peace. Vie ScruIa, a. ,prrial drpwy.
went ont to the grading camp near
Curryo a. see that things were orderly
when the pay ear came in, shot aud htll
ed Ernest" rnllcrus.
The story of the killing us near as
the facts can be- obtained are ~ follows:
Thursday night the pay ear reached
,ucr,o aud number Of men, nld Mex
leo MeNicans, aud two Nmricans. went
to town. aud thmkiug mayhc there
would hc something joiup tie Justice
appointed this special deputy and sent
him dawn to keep order II seems that
the special deputy was among the first
Ia take to the hooye and showed hi,
authority by furnishing his big six gun
threntruingly among the crowd and
finally the proprietor of the saloon tried
tn quiet him and told him IL he desired
tn make an arrest of the man he had
singled nut To quarrel with "a do 50
and take him away. lie replied 10 the
proprietor that he did not want To make
any arrests hut that he desired To keep
order
Sometime before the shooting Anallu
struck a small knife looked like a MI
chen pairing knife from the hand oi
the decsased and abused him, After
he struck the knife from his hand hs
took II aud put Il in his pocket. Later
he had his gun out and seemed To b,
picking on this especial man, the dc
ceased. Later the bartender OF
the saloon, saw the knife in question ia
threw hottie at AnaIla but miaset
the bartender ordered them out Of th'
him and hit another Mexican. TheS
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
THE CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE SELECTS SLOGAN

chief Iu.ti"r of said territory. shall
constitute % ruuyu.-inp hoard; aud they.
of any 'wo uf them, shall meet ~ said
city ui santa fr uu the third Monday
after suid election aud shall canvas,
the sumr. II muioritv uf the legal
votes cast M said election upon said
amendment shall hr 100 favor thereof.
thr ,uii rnu,n-.iug board shall forth
With certify said result ~ the yutrruur
Uf 'h" Territory. together Wt.h the state.
m'nt Ui vote. ,n.i upon 'u, question
ut DO" rntilrniun ur rrirrtuu uf .p,I
amendment, whcrrupuu the governor uf
,uld territory shall hy proclamation dc.
rIUr" fuo said amendment 20 pur of
'hr constitution uf the proposed state
NJ \rH Mryt.u uud 'huInupuu 'i,. same
ball pcromo aud h".u purt of ,nia .,u
.truiipn: hut T the ,umr shall f1I ui
'uch unloriiv, then ArllrIr Mn of the
constitution of New NrNiru ~ adopted
"n Inuunry 'wruir first. nineteen han
ircd aud eleven, shall rcmniu % rnu ut
.nid constitution.
Except os herein otherwise provided
'"ld election upon 'Hl- amendment shall
%" ~ nlI rr-rrpt, subject 'u ,h" clrr.
ttou lrw. of New Mexico now rl forcr.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
CLARK is PLEASED
WITH TUouMcARI

santa Fc, y NJ. August l7-Supcr
utcudcur of Public Instruction j. g..
clark hu, returned from Tucumrnri
where he Inspected the institute hcld
there aud which be- found attended hv
- teachers. " The inStitltr has lust
closed, .aid Mr. CLARK. "aud found
Il had the best spirit Of amy ever seen
IN quay county. nr Light was in charge
aud the county went ont of ilS way Ia
get a every line teacher for music aud
drawing, Mis-. Marjorie 1iuhhcl Of
Ration, having been selected Tor thi.
task, Miss luhhcll has proved herself
10 hc q very efficient, strong teacher
and from the moment she opens q class
she has the attention Of every one.
cone thing that greatly impressed
me nt Tucumcnri was the splendid or.
chestra of the high school there 'Thi,
orchestra il a Young orchestra only nine
months in existence, and vet the must
eians in II seem To possess the assurance
Of members of Thomas = orchestra In
Chicago This orchestra with 80 teach
ers from Quay county viii be- in Santa
Fe November 10 attend the New Mex
leo Educational association meeting -
Mr.. Clark said that he aud other visi
tors had most enjoyable time al the In
stitute and that they were royalty en-
tertained Ia TucumeaTl.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
INDUSTRY IS HIGHLY PRAISED
Brooms Manufactured in That Live
Town Are Pronounced Of Ex.
ceptional Quality by Rail.
road Management

Iummrul y ". Aug l7.-r t.
iIuut"r manager oi the supple, dr
rurm"nr Of rhc g. f. 4 :. ". raiIwa,
l' e.. l'a,o, aud purchaser oi the ollie,
and warN"u, ,uppIir. Tor the rumpau,
.rrrmIy placed 1000 ORDER wit. the Pro
sr"s,r,r Broom company ot Tucumrui
ton TEN iu,ru warehouse aud 'ru du.cu
\u. ! purIur hruums for office aud ,up,N
Nurh Mr. llmrrr wa, go highly plru.rd
with 'hr broom, that hr sent sample.
'u their Arizona branches with high
.rruIumoudniiou, llc wrote Mr. fmI
N"ud, manager ct 'hr prol rrs>i,r com
pnuS that he would gladly recommend
rhr Tuumrur broom, tu the iuhhrr,
and commission nou,cs Of his territory
rh. speak, most highly Of tbi, TN
'nmcwI rr"duc, and i, 70 splendid al
vert I,rmrn' 10 th" city
tn" Progressive Broom Nluufurtur
ing company deserve. great credit for
th" superior quality at their output.
"hu l"I 'h' enterprise shown no Keep
ing their factory urto.dntr They have
recently added tu their already very
"ompl"'" equipment q new patent steel
banding machine which hg, Inst beer
put uu the market hy the i. :. McChcs
urv vomrau, with which man eau
band from ten ." Fifteen dozen hruou.
per hour where d,r dozen per dnv d, a
good iay', work nt sewing the old wnv
The steel hand, ar" strong and drrnh,
hud ar" considered % great improve
mrut over % hand .,cwcd broom IN,
company has % good supply uf hroom'
ou hand and ;, supplying the entire Do
nnl market us well ~ ever increasing
.ohhug trade throughout rhr southwest
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
Editor Klinefeter Of obar Progress Submits Slogan
Adopted and 1t Reads as Follows while Others
Deliberate Tucumcari Acts"
NEARLY One HUNDRED SUBMITTED

tn" hnmhrr ~ Commerce SOME time
ngu began campaign 10 select slogan
"i lt"grrss fur the rit, of Turumruri
aud offered prize Of si.uu To- the per
s"u sending in the one selected hv "A
runNusslug committee appointed bv the
'hamhrr "f Commerce fuf the purpose.
Something like hundred slogans were
placed h"forr the committee aud the
honor went to editor Klucfrlier of the
phnr rrogfrs, aud the Slogan j. 70. fol
lows. While Oth"r- Deliberate IN.
rumcari Act,
The slogans without "a. names of
those admitting them were given to
the New. a, f"lluw..
Time turn. the tide toward Tncum.
earl.
"Tucumrar is Nrcr,,aty.
Two com" Three come All come
Welcome Wcumcal
Tucum carrie. New Mexico best. 90
Trust Tucumcnri
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cumrar
NJ '"' I"'"m''fL
w" are I"f Iu'um'nrt, why not
you''
I'h' leo" al I"'un"afi' 70 logical
'''''"'' center
ave on 'N" h''hr'. let I"'um'ar'
>N''"'
"'"'"'"'' Tor 'N"r'h"hN aud every.
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'''""'"'' 'A'''h ""ih' means
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26

amendment Said separate bulInr, shall
hr printed On paper Of 20 blue 'n' So
What 'hry ma, nr reality i ,'iupui,hrd
from the whit, 't.lut, pro-, rdcd for the
election 81 county and stat" officer.
said separate ballot, hall hr delivered
only to thr election officer. lu'hurrl"d
10, I,w tu rrrrlHr aud have the custody
uf the ballot huyr, tor usr at -nd "lcr
:" 'hr Individual ,"'"r rud only "u" hrl
lni 10 ruch clrr'ur ~ the time he offer,
To- vote at ,pid general election, and
shall have the initials ut twu election
officer. Of urp".i'r political parties wit
ten hr them upuu the back thereof. said
separate ballot, shall not hr mar.rd
rirnr t"r or against 'h" said amend
nrur At the time lI B., handed 90 'n,
rlr,tnr hv the election officer, aud 10
~" rlrctor desire, 80 vote an said
amendment the ballot must hr murhrd
hy 'hr voter. unless uo shall request one
ut the election officer, 'o mark the sam,
for him, iu whrih 'u>f such election
officer 50 called upon .hal mari said
haIlu, us such voter ,hall request Nuy
rlrctor receiving ,urh ballot shall return
same before lra, ing rhr poll, to one ui
I the election ndgcs who shall immediate
/ rs druu,it same iu the ballot box. Whrth
rr such ballot be- marked or not. Ne
Ihallor, ou sad amendment 'Nc"pt those
+ hnudrd ~ said rlcrror, aud 80 initlalcd
. hall bee Deposited in the ballot hos or
counted or rnuyu.,ui. Said separtc bal
lot. shall have printed thereon the pro
pu,rd amendment in both the English
aud spanish language There shall be-
plnrcd ON said ballots two blank square.
with dimension, 1T one half inch and
nruo.itr one of said squares shall h,
priutrd in both the English aud III,
spanish language the words For consii
,utinnal amendment. aud opposite IN,