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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
A SACRIFICE IN
TAOS PROVES
IN vain \
Wild and Woody Rider Hailed
Into Court and Fined Five
Dollars and Then Statehood
Fails.

II hps been some time since any
town ot the west has seen q rider
urg, hs pom, up onto th" board sld,.
Vulk tear 1890 th, succt. r,sarii..s
,I p,doHNIlns or sunsuin, soy kcra
Who uot, begun THOR auuuai s,us
sessions uu The steps ot stores ana
utTi.. buildings ur Of tho pillow 'ud
farm implements which ocyup most
loft th. sidewalk room on portions pj
Flth uN,nu, aud ilruad ..ut. .o
whom Cursiup Nuaya att,mptcd the
on, rm' -ttlo of entertainment on
Tu, ,r uet some of the uld-tmct-
mu-u,d With glo' rs tho, recalled e
vision uf ih, Old DAYS ~ The Nild aud
NnulN west while the more recent
.om-Is scattered 90 shelter like .
Ho.k of BARNARD chickens when e
bbvk sails into view.
IN, .ausr of Nn1tu's spectacular
stunt was the old One which hus ,c 70
t1r ASCENT for msriN and troupi
sitr, tt was tirej discovered thJt cora
lut.r Vuulb intoNicatc. and that under
IT. ,l1.u. ANA couVnial "ltuuu D
d.W,~tiyatrd citizen Will h'com. un.
tanned aud sane man irrational FOO
other and murr ,ff,t, sections .'u.
duct Hko NuaNao goes uu th, iut,t,
docket gnd.r the hoWsN hut uny ne
.u'r,. - ana u.
Same here standing uuuu tl.
tErr hold oi Statehood W' want t'
prove our Vurthincss To- step oyrr, tuI
ll 1uV our good faith No don The
,sI. gam. MS prescribed bN piViliDt-
u,u fEIt BEL Is SAY. Wc discard those
% '. ono. considered orthodox p't
u,t utIt, tive alleged FUNNY pot-
'Ww,r Co. rhpl, f"r e time the ul.i.
rs .uE Himu .phcit OF tho county bpe
uI.. and 900 cine morning following re-
lU...t nu Co. u,rr1s, th, ,oumn
guJ- Uy such an amouut as 90 tao
..r.i .',m~ right IN other words.
lUi. saint. t.vyu arrested 'rrsiIo
NnIln. ,Hu.,d him with ,ltc uurr-
fu.u .N'usr 90, nominated drunk and
id-uti.rt. md ON "Wednesday n.orr
.ae HD -toui .n tho judicial pr,rcr,,
H.. o., W.T. j. f. Th, u,tlr ~ th.-
t..a u' villa west cost th. vNh. u,to"
! r,. ,Inoiauu~. which ho paid. aud
|I,N t,yn H, ia. road
\ul tt with 900 tho evidences of
having di ar1od ga, raImcuts 90. d.
I haraayals naturalization ANA put ON
f 49,. 'oil,e of Wcll-br,d, Vell-mou
u.t.H aud reapr tful ciUzousmp sc
hay, -. door e. statehood slammed
/ 10 lur a.' ht 90 pr,iudited half.pt,td
INDIAN rr usonnt phar.s," frum
Dh'th.ua.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
WOMAN KILLED
IN STAGE COACH
Wife of Arizona Electrician
Goes Over Brink of ROAD
in Conveyance and Dies
From Injuries.

PhoenI1 Nr.z. March 90 Mrs \
~ -uth uII. of The o., irIenu who
mad unrrr OF tH. wiring 1nd piuo ing
of tbc isn't. Dur th. celebration b,i.
len homo. eft furu,r President H.u.,.
,,lf - dead as ,p, result pf injuries
received Boz in, otyrturuiup col 10 stie.
ON Fish Cr,.k hill
Further "details OF th. accident
reached p"ocuiN Yesterday Nh,. tu,
stag, NI- within % SHORT distance OF
Fish rr.,t .uilou ln aut.uupfl, tts
.r.u standing Iu tt, .uud T1. ho..,s
hc.IW, fr.ht'u,d at man vuu
.ravl'd out from underneath th ma
,u.uc and began tu rlu norton ...
,rt.d ail bis lr',sth 60 Ercp tu,W 90
thr marrow ruadVa,
Nta -uurp curve inc .tJrr pitched
down q .r,p sI,po. r"llinp over ...
,rl tm,. Wr'n 10 FINALLY stupr'd
p.th Mn, smith and horton v.ro
PINNED beneath \ r..scuarr whose
mann, is uui known escaped ID, iru..
ug and Sustained uH't t,W hruls f.
The nor,,~ broke nosD frum 'Hc
stas, when DO ''u tl, .u.d amt I'D.
ou 30 Ft.n C',,k raytt mw a.
at,. started harE t'uus lh, r.rd o.
tud what had happened Nid t'a Do
81 Goo, injured rer-ou boo 'nt, &c."
minutes Th,N vrrr nuriodlN rr-
moved 70 tine -tauou aud mod, ~
comfortable U.s. r..-''. Medical d
wa. SUMMONED .ruw N..t aud l.oosr-
.N,u rro liom v.d Palmer mmo-
diat.N I,u fer Fish .,N 100 tY.Ir Ju.
t,moht,,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
10 IiiI Npt NJ MN

IH' t"un1 W'n of today 1870 '"'
rounv,e bias tHe sr,atrei opuortuu,-
t.... .f ,ut ..n.r.tou lr tho histpr
'"'''
'and thh' ""' '' secured 'h'' '''
homestead u dessert p,ur.
rim. ....rs u,u of t.da. who TAILS
,....,... .,,.,t.
n....... .,... ar
""' "'' ' ''
"i iWrf"'id'n.' '"' i'' ''''''
pasia of au wealth b. nud. aud 'h"
p,,duct. ,n.r,o. Land has been
,..,u.. ............, ,,i.,. ~. ,,.,. nm.
wealth.. hnl Do ~ NN'"''' ''' ''''
i''"d"h ''"'' '"' E"'"A "'''
inc N'"''N'N' '""' wv
ih' "ih countries col ''' ""'''
i'"l'H' 'h' "pp". '""''''N ''"'
TO-DAY 'h '"h" ''"' T" '''" o." ~
inf's 'l' ss''bs
I'D" Wis't'"I' -'iiN "h" p'''"''
"i Europe "h" are r.i''' "'''" 4."''
hNlnE from acre p'"N 'h
estates of ltnd owners are NOT '''
~ la'l ih"'sh H'Ip"S'"N >" '' ~''
eminent S"'h conditions '"h '' wv
'tf'''h "' 'h' imagination ''''
under ON mu"'il''h' S"F''"
"ni 'h' h'N' E'h''"''" WIN
wonderful 'n'ns' W '''
ana iillagc "i "ui sou
The N""ne man "l TONY WI"
cures lnnl "i' I''N" =" "'N '''''' ~"
'n' ri'h'-' heritage '"'' 'i'' ~''
'rnm''' can grant MN
II matters NOT "'''h'' ''' ''''
thf secured s NO" '''"'' '''''
Ices "s % desert or "N''"'i II '' "'''''
come "ils"i'"h Ii"l''' l"'S 81"
as" "f pr"fr'Ss' "I 'h''h'''"' "' NV
methods ana ne" "i''"V''''S Nv
knows h"' ih"' 'h' deserts "' '"""'
nnd'I 'h' '.u'' ''''' '' "'''
mot 'n 'h' new N'"' '''''"' "'''
to produce tN' ""'S' ''''S "'
country N''Nih ''" H'''N ''''. '''''.''
at New M'M'" nave soc" minus '''''
twenty years AK" were
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
AN UNFAIR ATTACK
ON AN OPEN ENEMY

uau Shot q barber IN thy ha2N
The otncr dav That was - coward
ly a,' and taking advantage hat "a
bhlb.r o.. N.r take re al least hat
'ho courage To attack his victim from
.hr Gont roa- NHllcy y ws
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
ne LANDED DOWN THERE
VITA FULL EXPERIENCE

\ WHu m n sWlI NIVWeun 'UWn
panied gasoline ON SLOW h'". lie
found lur most ancient and slrc5t
wa, 20 h,p fires burning ia The
place Wn,r h. went immediately on
leaving Michigan Taos Nallc, New.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
II WILL SOON NEED
A PRETTY BIG TENT

Al he Mexican revolution needs
Is a cent over b ana 20 man ar Dee
door go charge admission and take
fho tickets llolnroot NrtUr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
NATIONAL GUARD
PROMOTIONS
ANNOUNCED
Many Changes Will BE Made
After Examinations; Horse
Thief Is Arrested in SAL
Juan County.

Santa Fc y VI March - The
following promotions. subject to OK.
animation N ~, Nationa Guard of
Now Mexico are announced. to date
from today
Sergeant Jacob Stafford 10 be- second
lieutenant vice wiley promo a
Second l.ioutonanl Hcm, r Chris.
iiau 70 be- hs' lieutenant vice
Schw Idtfcgcr transferred to unas.
signed list
Sergeant William " Dean To- bo
SECOND lieut. nant, vice Christian o.. o.
NOTED
Sergeant John + Ncwkiyo TO ho
FIRST lieutenant vice Clayton iran
i'rrod so unassigned NsI
Corporal Robert Carson To- Do sCc.
ond lieutenant. vice wilder ,t1u4tcl.
red 30 unassigned list
Color Sergeant Jane n NciiIsh ~
io be- second lieutenant on ;h" an.
assigned list
+ VI Haley 'o Ice second lIcu' ~
u' vice Baker promoted
Iout,nanl Stafford is ASSIGNED to
duty With company f. First lnianry,
and ViI, report IN person 10 captain
Norman /. King lOi duty
II"atrnuuts Christian and Dean ar,
ASSIGNED 90 duty with compau, H.
FiI-' Infantry. and will repor, in pen
son ro captain & u Church Tor duty
ld utcudnis \owkirh aud Carson
are assiancd TO duty with company
e. FiI. infantry. and viii report
o. if.H.rt.t., -
duN
Lieutenant Haley is ASSIGNED @,
luN with company A. First infantry
and wiN report IN person to Captain
= J.. Dcssduor Tor duty
Tho following officers are -nu.,ct
from duty With troops and placed on
lhc nas>iln list
Captain rhad ! Kennedy
First Li.u'rnapt X a. Gudepr
SECOND Lieutenant " T. Dudley
: second Lieutenant RIOS l.. Nation
Fu Lieutenant Fred clayton
Second Lieutenant Jesse \ Wilder
First i.,Utrnan, BorIam II
N,hworlucgcr
First Lieut. uanl Walter 4 AmCs
Tn, following appointment in IN,
National Guard ct New Mexico ,s an
uuuu,gI.
Dr VI p Shcon of Ntesia 10 D,
captain, medical corps, Io date iron
toda,
First IJgWenant ". q Love. Firs
lniantrr having been absunt from
! IN territory without leave Tor nor,
han ~iN months s in compliance
With section 90 chapter lul laws o
| 1895. dismissed rom he service
IA command .f t... ..,.....t..Y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
BE KIND TO DEMOCRATS
rs FATHERS ADVICE

"Jus ono word of advice, son, be
Ton won -o into the world
lGs. dad
AWAY, be- kind 10 Democrats IN q
have their urn now and then.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

Mexico has n" navy, ana 10 So"
had no army she would bo IN 70 pretty
fair way to keep peace.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

The modern method az huuuns
spting nuWcrs rs 80 visit a milliurN
establishment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

G,u Leonard Wood climbed 'ni co.
% uack window ia the White HOUSE
Geo escape tho reporter. ln r'.. "l
real war. trust thr press O" r"ut the
army
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

n YOU have trouble ip getting rid
~ your cold you ma, know tuat YOU
Is no reason why - cold should hang
on for weeks ana 1t viii not IL YOU
take Chamhorlain's Cough Remedy.
For sale hy EIl druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
COUNTERFEITINC
OUTFIT IN
Ell pASO


DO pd.u T,.. March % t,l-o
..... ..,l t,,..... ,..... ,,.....
'''- .'I'' "'"I ""'
a ,IuIi'i .uult' 'iln- uu'ht can.
iu.,d Ua aid uu p.rels store and
...It.,... -,u -,.,... ,.l,,..,o. st,...
.,,
liu' ' Obj. 'n' nii states govern
mem Pei .-led nt Don Johnson ot 'hc
.,l.ior. ..,i,. can't n K,cers
,
MAJ '''"' ""'
i'.n- . Howe. sup Iin'' nu"n' oi
customs Inspectors Ppr.z admitted.
tn. sIr.,r. Ia, ira. na mad. Some
...........
'' N''' '''''"
y" '""i ''- 'h' i'rU' az dh ~.
'rsiitaiuu watch tau,I IN February
d. Nbou - faulty 40. ton g. gold
piece nus found and reported fo IN
slcvtu. johnson The secret service
men W,.. notified Dos Cull c'or \ l..
SharH, de- cy't. Was sent here
aud N.l Inspector johnson. began
NCl. nH OH. case Dies. WuHs presses,
lii- and u.htI WHpnir rN iu' making
rn1r'cr'..f money Wti, OJrd Iu the
1afcm ni u. 'lc huildne Al dies
N,l. 10. uatn- diW, ADD . number
oi count ''. dimes were found In
thC bon iho spurious coins were
W'dt u"m NicNl.a1 -'ly, dollars
which wore rolled uu' bt q machine
Uuf tHrn Isml,d DIS thy dies The
c.uI'.JIcitus ouii. consist d ol rNo.
.,r'" pres 70 totIn4 machine ana
'l-Ni itc- Win Toe b-IdNluS Ci mo
ivu s.I's uI su American dim. ON
hem
Prisoner fro" Chihuahua
Perez came Co III p1so s.Nordl wears
AGO from chihuahua ne has been
managing uull NeNcan groCHly on
"a, south side since thar time Ills
store wa. ou the ,nrnt. oi Florence
ana kHnsa- and hr NtJ In th rear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

Mrs. champ clark SAYS she never
talks politics she Nould mako bet
ter speaker than the one Ia he.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

Amber Cane and Sorghum seed,
$3.50 Ger hundred. E w. Fee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

Follow The crowd Ia the lius Bal
Alleys. ego Souih Sccon street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
New Grazing Rules

Revised grazing regulations cover.
NJ The use OF the national forest
anaos have been approved bv Sccrc
any 81 Horticulture Wilson They pro.
ido tor rocosnition ot q permanent
national advisory board representing
hy sheep and cattle interests, which
VII confer annually with the sccrc.
AIRY az agriculture couccrnine sraz-
~ matters. and establish rule that,
forests whore 10 quality of The
range ana advantage Tor raising cat.
III" ana sheep are equal the wear
ong rate for sheep after the cason
pf 1871 viii be 30 per cent o. the year
long fOg cattle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

The mounted police here have re-
o wed word that sheriff Duiur of Spa
lnan county has arrested W A
Brown. much wanted tor stealing q
thousand dollar horse belonging 10 a
Mr. Griffin. and also lor taking cam
and buggy from Louis Clarion an IN.
lloy' OF the Harvey house a. Albi.
luorquc Brown is said 20 hay cpt-
'en into a good deal O. trouble bcsidos
Aorse ~ aiing while in New Mexico.
'nd his arrest Is considered a very
mnHrInnI nm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
Land Cases

LEROY . Moore. cher of The New
Mexico field division NJ the general
and office has returned from visits
o CLAYTON. Las Vegas. Springer ana
ration, where he has been attending
hearings Ia land contests, Mr. Moor"
Cprcs entgd the United states in an
interesting case IN Las Vegas where
'asimiro Oriiz was charged with hay
ng failed 20 comply with the govern.
nent regulations in Ming upon piece
# land i'm the pecos national forest
evidence was introduced 10 show that
DtiZ WAS living in q house that was
1ot on the laad on which h. had filed.
)uil made final proof on the land
omc tinp ago
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
\ : BROOkES

Statehood Rill. the Hnc hald head.
ed eagle captU Il IN Socorro county
some woe, ago ana sot. to Governor
Mills a, an emhl W OF the freedom
that New Mexico hopes 10 enjoy un-
dor statehood. now Us ~ the Necu i've
mansion !lo i- quite harmless dl.
thuu4h his glass ewes are almost as
i"rocious as ihu., Ot statehood Bill
when bee was fh. guest of Ndiutant
Genera Brookc~ The eagle died ON
the d1y THAT bad news Wa- received
here about the statehood bin IN the
senate 1871, he Na~ TOO TN spoci.
men 20 a. bUrioI so he was .out 90
Denver B, r y Gurmlcy 20 hc stuffed
ana mounted ANA nov viii ga<. ,t All
vino NAV clailtrso hIs look OF irc..
dom. soon oNp. cod bt NcN M.N',o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

Thu following were ia, land entries
az th local land office Wodna- las
William : Bet'is Shpemikcr. Juan
Sisn'ros. Santa Rosa Eduardo san to-
val, SapclD; Louis VI Sandoval. Wag-
on Mound samuel Marta Ration
stephen Edst0n Abiquiu lolh W
alnIInlI Nu.nn NulLnL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
officers Chosen by Regents
Postmaster Re.apnoin.ed

john II CNIr UnH bonn Ic-aUN1lnicU
Tusimls'nr at lipicu y y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

francisco Tbrt. government men
1r, nov ~ This place
Woman Murdored'
CJWau lrod Fouun ui tu, noun.
cd police mas been asked .o send q
mounted policeman ,o Nys-o ON ih.
8 10y cJtun where tfc ctllcd rc.
main OF woman ,D fouuj In he
ash oi % Homestead rs shur. mat
had burned Jo Tho ground 10 b.
tholeh thar tAo wCHlu wue mW-
d'r"d
officers Chosen by Regents
The board ui regout- of the Agricur
'u al coll -c @, Las Cruces. IN tuuua.
session hrs rry,gaulcd 90, ceciiug
" \ Sutherland d. pr, .idcnt fo pee.
'luco Dr. Il D. NctuIe ana ro-olo,-
ms y T. Nav io the position of sec.
rotar ANA rcasuJ,r The tim ol The
board was .aaeu up with q discussion
Of he case o. un of he mema,rs
ol th. tarultt ANA D. is uudorslooo
Iha he has poem aimed Zoo hia posI
ton The board will o. IA session iu'
ui least another Hu'
Postmaster Re.apnointed
John u ecker has boon rc-aunbiuicd
HU1fUllsfHf gf ft.lsu y y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
Chanae N immigration Service

VI ! Duty formerly of san Fran
isco. has been stationed ~ Tucum.
an hy the government immigration
service 10 take Tho place oI Dr III.
Hot, who has been transferred Ia san
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

I'IIU0IidI " I-UT'T VI OI"T0
has received th sum OF sl;9.21 from
Cloo.cs Romero. warden OF tho pyu,.
Tertiary for con,cjs earnings
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

-. tnp r1ht thing 20, tho right umo'
49, IIi k'r in times Of danger
rt Do Doe o. Kidney dagger
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
PlNEY RUN AND PRlcKETT's
CREEK.

Here come | with 4 few items from
our quiet little town:
Miss Rosa Miller was visiting her
grandfather, Mr.. Thomas Kirk, this
week.
Mr.. John Wolf, who has been stay.
ing at the Waldo, is visiting relatives
Mt Enterprise.
Mr.. Thomas Kirk and daughters,
Laura and Missouri. we're visiting his
son.in.law. Mr.. Homer Pool, Of Win.
field. Sunday.
Mr.. Clayton Wolf and 2. B. Heck
killed some fine porkers Wednesday
Mr.. Eli Hayhurst is much i'm
proved and his nurse has returned to
her home at Fairmont.
The p~rotracted meeting is going or
at Hopewell.
Mrs. Lydia Heck and daughter, Mel
lie, were calling at Clayton VOLTS
Sunday.
Mr.. George Ellsworth Hawkins. Je
rome Summers and David Carpenter
are grading a new road for the Goa
mine. on Pincy run. They have five
wheel scrapers. {
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
Of the facts has disclosed that the
others, ~rathertthan Nadia. were more
ITO be suspicioned and q pardon was
granted, NJ
Celebrated Anniversary.

: HUNTINGTON ~ Wednesday. De.
.cember the 9th, was the fortieth an.
niyersary OF the Founding OF the city
OF Huntington. On this date a real es--
tate transfer conveying the land from
C. p. Huntington to the Central Land
Company was filed the consideration
being 100000 The first municipal
election took place on December 81
ISL, and resulted as follows:
Mayor. C.. Burlington.
Recorder-John Holey.
Council. o. Walls, E. s. Holder.
by, D. ". Emmons, W. H. Iiegen and
E. S. Mitchell.
To-day the assessed valuation Of
the real estate which forty years ago
sold for 100000 is S16,17S,6S0. This
does not express the total assessed
valuation Of Huntington real estate as
Central City, with IN assessed yalua.
ton Of s1,635,54O and Guyandotte with
a similar valuation Of S4O7, $50, have
been added to the old city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
BIG DISCOVERY AT ELKro!NL.
Epoch Making Remedy Made by Or
John D. Bear.
His Emulsion Was Tested Four Years
Before It Was Put on the Mar. n
ket-TestimoniaIs. %.

A wonderful remedy has been dis
covered by DR.. John D. Bear, of Vir-
giniar There are testimonials after
testimonials given by people who have
used this remedy and all say 1t has
proven to be a grand success. It was
experimental with for four years be-
fore being put on the market, during
that time II effected some great cures.
We believe 1t has come to stay and be
used as Il remedy. Everyone can rely
III 1t to help stamp out the rayages
Of the consumption germ. II this
remedy continues TO meet. with such
success ii will be a great thing for
our country, as the State of Virginia
alone lost 5000 people last year from
consumption, and 10000 are reported
TO have it now. 1t was found out
yesterday that the Mountain City
Drug Co. and Hall Drug Store have
ordered a shipment OF this great rem.
edy. We congratulate our druggists
on being so prompt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
VIOLA NEWS.

We learn the new bridge abuttmenis
are now done and ready for the
bridge which We are In hopes will
soon be put on as it is badly needed
Wayne Parker, Of Randall. spent q
few days the last OF the week with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Grubb and two
sons, OF Shutdown. spent Tltanksgiv'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
Italian Pardoned.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nadia.
IN Italian. sent up from Mingo county
for life, onSa charge Of arson, walked
out OF the State prison n free man yes
terday by virtue of a pardon extended
by Governor Glasscock. Nadia was
one OF the most Industrious and well
Conducted men in the institution. He
had served several years for q crime
4whichtit now appears he was innocent
of. He and a number of other ltal.
ians worked ON the N. & W. railroad
near Williamson. Nadia was indus.
trious and saving, thereby ~arousine
the feelings Of his fellow countrymen
against him, One night the house car
In which the men lived was burned
down. His companions o Nadia
was responsible and he was sent ur
for life. Since then an Investigation
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
BEWABE OF olNTMENTs FOR cA.
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
az MERCURY.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely dsrange
the whole system when entering 1t
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply.
slclans, as the damage they Will do
is, ten fold to the good you can pos.
sibly derive from them. Halls Catsr'
RI Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio, contains
no mercury, and is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure, be sure
you get The genuine. 1t is taken In.
ternally and made in Toledo, Ohio.
by FIJI. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by druggists. Price 75c per
bottle. Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation. Z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
Minister Dead.

GRAFTON-Rev. B. y. Brooks, faith.
5er of Supt. NJ. NJ. Brooks. OF the city
schools. died last night at 1920
O'clock at his home In %Smithburg. after
an illness Of dropsy and other compll.
cations extending over many months.
Rev. Mr., Brooks was born in Lin.
coin county OF June 10. 1912, in what
was then Virginia. He had been a
member Of the West Virginia Confer.
sence OF them, f. church for 80 years,
and was superanuated last fall on ac'
count Of his failing health. his last
charge being at Elizabeth. this State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
$3.50 RECIPE FREE,
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