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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-26
HOW TO GET FAT
Use samsss, Says Druggists N. D
SEWN 4 Son, and Put on Good Flesh

Use Samoee, says Druggists ~. y
SEWN 4 Son, and Put on Good Flesh,
The almost universal interest in
physical culture is the best evidence
that can b offered as to the need OF
making thin people fat, increasing
strength and restoring health.
Athletics. when carried to an ex-
trcme, often result in straining the
Vital organs. How much better il
wcllld be Tor the average person to
regain heaith, strength and flesh BY
usiug Sau1Gse. This flesh forming food
is assfmflated as soon as it enters the
stomach: it helps the organs to ass
simulate the food and extract the flesh
forming elements: it builds up the
muscles and rounds out the limbs into
shapeiy p1u1ppness.
S2mose has been so successful il
making thin people fat and restorir1e
the weak and run down to strength
and health that y. p. SEWN & Son
the popular druggists sell IT under
their personal guarantee TO refund the
money III il does not benefit
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-26
49, 4 - , Il " =
Visiting Uncle and Aunt.

Miss Catherine Hurley of oSuth
M:4hcheste7. who recently graduated
Erotn the Manchester high school IL
T speeding soIite time With her aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. p. n Dunn
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-26

Louisiana produced more than half
the rice grown in the United States
last year.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-26
No Buttons or Hooks and Eyes
Fam Q q 5

No Buttons or Hooks and Eyes
~s Easy To Phi On
pulling stepping
Made Princess with Pocket and I've
Reversible Fronls
Tronts Double Sviceb both as to wears and
Very Easy TO Lander
~rnls' important
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23
STATE DEATHS


rrrrfr f.rraf.r f. 80 f1f...t. r.r-
FhfVNONT. vs.. Vn. MAY q
Tho funeral ~ Mrs Samuel j Linn.
vh0ro death occurred sunday affar.
noon 90 Cook hospital following en-
operation f0r carcar. VIII tako place
on Tuesday morning Of i0 O'Clock %
flo Central Christian church. ~ which
fIe lorosfod bod boon consistent
nrmbor Tor forty years Besides her
husband. Sire linn is survived hv
rre enns GuF ~ UeIvfow nrrf. OF
San Antonio. T.kHa. OBJ member NJ Tho
o. 81 cavalry stationed there. spray.
Glenn nrd Unaa.f of thfr city THO
deceased urH. before hor marriage.
N'rs Margaret 1lr0 Work. and waa
E7 years ~ aEo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23
REFUSES PARDON.
Governor Declines 10 Give Pardon to
Marion County Men.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nav %
Governor Glasscock. following the
recommendations OF the Pardon Attor-
ney. refused 10 grant executive elem
ency 20 two Marion county Young
men who, while intoxicated. stoned n
street car loaded with passengers.
The young men were Rhoe Herren.
aged is years. and Perry Wiley. aged
% years. Each were sentenced two
Years in The penitentiary by Judge
Mason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23

social ulsrafrr 10 tre rrtrufrsrrer
CLAkKfnURG. w va Kay a.
Tho boi} cl Arthur wise who died
of typhoid fever Saturday night VIII
Do iakcn 20 Cairo Tuesday morning
Tor burial az Pleasant Hni cemotory.
Htohio county. near there. Tie was
20 years old, ana was a aou % NJ and
Airs George Wise Besides HE par.
eats h = suTvived b. four broChera.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23

Special p'rpstch fo Che Intsiusenesr
PARkERSnuRG. W Va. May IL
Alec 9cnot. AGED 50. died az ST. 10
aeph'a hospital Sunday. A widow and
one son survive. The remains wera
taken 70 PittaburE to-aay for intar-
meat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23

FAfNWONT. W. Va. May "a
The body Of John Marsln1. tho for
oigner drowned No RivCavillo in tho
NononRaheia river Sunday evening
wae brought % this city tn-day b.
frfertakcr Cunningham. County
Coroner Frank a. LLOYD completed hir
invosirafion ~ daafh and rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23

verdict % accidental drowning
The infcsugatiou ~ tho death on
Harris tnranto. the italian drowned
nt Grant Toun lato sunday even .nr.
in bIfn.o Creek. was completed t0.
day and verdict Of accidental
drownlne returned. Both mon we're
foune unmarried men. ard we're swim.
minis. when thsy we're overcome with
cramps and drowned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23

rrrrni Iri" lr. '. ff- frfrufecrr~r
MORGANTOWN. w. Va. MAY ~
Ars. ArFat Dorsey, native OF this
CITY. aged lH. who died on Saturday
morning vac buried to-day from the
home ~ hcr sister. Mrs. r. r. White.
intermeut was made az White Oak
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23

Ran for servatius IN second and
fourth Innings
Score by innings
South Bend - % 2 o n n n Z
W heeiink .... 49,. 0 o 80 0 / O-i
Iwo-base h!t-Crane
Three-b bass hit-Welsher
sacrifice hits-Eroy Murray
stolen bases SrhmiciS 2 Kohler. Wet
zel. Jewell Servntius
I. or Mckenzie 10 -
struck ogt--By Martin S. by Hardy ?:
l.eft ON hases-South Re-d Ty,t,c,r-
ing 10. 90 "
Time s.
IWpire-C1eary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23
zanesville Hah wnlhov.r

ZANTSVlLG-E. May 22-Bunch.d t.,s
'l. me-. NO. errors tell the story - to-
Linesvilo .. 0oo2 3O05--f n
~ fnpifs .. ouf0 OO20C-s
los Rogers. Beers Stranlr.or
ana o. hf'"r. Gollrich. Hale ana Nfa-ttr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23

\ magazine pet refers 70 n baby in
the house as vellspring Of pleasure.
According 10 his theory triplets would
be deluge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23
CBy CARL p LEArHERwoop,

iJs tho same Old story. rchasheI ~
tho came ola WY. and the only new
question for thc fan 20 ask that doesn''
sound foolish az tne present time g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23

EVANSVILLE. May Ply tighten
pitc.-r Harding Won hts game frorl
Evans vile. 70 ?. Score:
Evansville .. 0OO10IOO1-S -
ii NuNr" "oi o2i 0oO-4 j
batteries Markham and Ti-rnan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23

AMERICAN


Washington. e Detroit @
Philadelphia. 70. Cleveland.
HDsfn1 O. - Louis. o.
ChiraEo-NCH York. rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23

four hits. Including a double bt Arc er
and home run tt D0vIe. EerlhacI was
effective except 90 tho fourth iun;HE
v.-u PHILADELPHIA scored two runs on
fw" Tgssos aud I.Dirr.s two hag -of.
Score.
r. IT, r
Chicago .... oO0poFo1o-
P..lt1e .1 orp2o uoo o. @
7att-ri.- HeH.hach and Archer. Alex
arl-r and Moron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23
Tohnrsa Qanna

south Bend az Wheeling
Grand Rapids no Evansville
Fort Wayne az Evansville
Dayton az Terre Haute
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23

namely. Rome. Elton. steven ana
Okcy Wise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23
RI-sTATE.

Altoona, 2; Lancaster. ? 90 innings)
Iehnstown. 5 Reading. g.
Harrisourg. :: Wilmington, g.
York. = Trenton. g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23
DoINos OF BOYS you
ARE FAMILIAR WITH

Home runs. tTwo-base hits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23
D. & P. LEAGUE

Defeats New Castle Team Yesterday ny
the Score OF 20 o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23
THIRD GAME OF SERIES
IS DROPPED SMTHVyARD

what. the score Tho count stood 20
with BIS Ed Smiths youngsters on
been zoe a timely blngls by Murray IL
thu eighth the locals would not have
been IN the running. Tho secret OF the
Beuders' success lies ia their Opportune
Aitting. that IS 70 say. siRmming the
hCrsea!de when hits spelled the word
runs Time and time again Gfd the
contest, but the hit 20 bring them home
HS-ay l. Lifted.
Npnty's choice 90 AeuNe EN- over fell
10 Hardy, tie port slider. but be as sent
Co tho tall tinbeTs in IN . NTH. When the
Blenders Jumped on him for a totai OF
hy King melted three runs. AFTER Hardy
mad been sent In 20 warm the boards.
tie way. spit ball urtist-donued GD
glad rags and W O. the mound ne
walked lie moved the visitors down N
order "a the sixth with lis tnn'aIEinz
Giants. and iga1asel 20 seep tie Blenders
lur!tsS the rest OF tile game. Ii~ yvil,
little Wild. allowing four bases On ballg
~ count Pee a valuable heaNer 10 nc
smokes when Lee strikes hts gait He
has "a good a~nd ana n "spittcr.' which
VIII no doubt prove bewilderiuG - OPP
posing hatameu when NE firds out wnerc
TIE panorite lies.
Martin Allows Ton HTS
Martin ga not tWlrl iu his usual form.
a. ten hits were EarucgeI ~ his te-
livery. but he figAteued down ~ screws
akin Of his teeth to prevent t.e smokes
tloiI SCORING. ScnmicS AMI k"hler tit
like demons for 'He visitors. each con-
Meeting three tfres. while Weicncr. King
times each f1r We un-.
The outhcii g. crippled wOrse than
ever now. a. SsTvatus. Who = FIRST
haseman hy tTHae ana q h'tter ly occu-
PAT. 'r. YVES forced 60 retire il tie erin
inniuS owing 90 . wreIcacl leg. w. !cl
DO received .r rrr.IlUlug the SEQ. o. p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23

EASTEEN.
Toronto 2: Baltimore. l.
Rochester, 3. Newark 2
Bunalo I. Jersey city. 3
Montreal -Providence. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-23

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
COMMENTS BY
THE EDITORS
e. pAso WAR CORRESPONDENTS
AGE WONDERS or TIE WORLD

I'll, alrrtucs. of he III Paso news
,,ntcrs has becu constant challenge
10 the admiration ot the world tor Sos
cral wears paH rno journalistic
achiovom boz connection with the
long drawn CD. Naqui wars we're
som, time phenomenal bui The live
wires In inc PAS city a;c accom-
p.lshins result. 10 respect To IN NcN'
ican revolution mat are both scn~a.
tional ana o,cIpo' iinc For instance
the dispatches published this morning
announce thai Nadcro has disapJroNed
of the cabine appointments of Ptesi'
dent pial and iho war muH proc ed,
The aupnint uput4 were not made pue'
l!c anywhoic until saturday, and
R,,ohtionai President Madcro ac'
curding to iatos report is three days
tourney from ri paso 10y courier, and
of course. thf,o DAYS bach again Al
telegraph wires are cut and railroad
bridges burned between III Paso and
the interior That the III paso reVo.
lu,ionary mnla should ne able To com.
municatc with f, chict and place an
authorized statement OF his opinions
IN ne hands oI the clvyc, pulvcyors OF
In ormajion with such CELEBRITY. L. prob.
abl, he mos marvellous feat OF news
gathering 'hc world mas ever witness.
ed Arizona Republican
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
\i,E NOt JNN Di,iNIUr

The rapidly growing population ~
Nuulucrqu, and tine iH,roasinr mum.
b,r oi vehicles Of ever, description
that crowd her thoroushfutc~ has
called attention co. the fact that o
strict obs,I,auc, Of the laws eft the
road aud tu, driving ordinances ~
GA, Dlty be- of Ga, utmost Importance
a. the safety ~ TIA, public 49, ven as
OF the drivers themselves
Albuquerque be- no longer frontier
village OF the Wolfulc t,pc Her
broad and veil kept avenues would
do credit to AN, city VA the country.
vhii" amous her citizens are men oi
v,olm Who own ,pupag,s that would
sracc Fim o,cuu, 81 the LAX, shore
drive
Much trouble ha~ been experienced
recently m the violation Of the COM
moncst rules of th, road. such as driN-
ing ou th, btt hand side OF the street
aud hitchlng horscs with the team lett
standing across IN. street With III"
increase "f traffic ia ia" downtown
section Of Ia. civ such violations are
likely ut any time &" cause serious
accidents and at all times they are
great annoyance and source of com
fusion 10 those Wh" govern themselves
according To- tho established laws
IN ounce of prevention ~ worth
whole TOM uf cure. ana !, is hoped
that sentiment will be- aroused
among owners of teams aud automo-
biios la favor of strictor Observance
OF the driving ordinances which viii
prevent serious accident such 80 b.
sure To- occur unless vGch acnlimcn,
is created.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
1T TAKES TOO LONG
TO SELECT A JURY


The lung delay in the selection uI
he iury iu The second trial of |,
% Neil browne Ia Chicago recently
when three weeks were consumed. IN
the course OF which 500 vcnircmcn
we're summoned bv the court. serves
10 cal, pnbllc attention again 10 the
need for more expeditions methods OF
selecting iurics IN imnurlant eases.
we have an another occasion re-
rcrrd 10 lho Gilhn0icy and shea
eases. says writer in the Journal o.
Criminal Law and CrimnO.ogN In
'he lormc, mine and q hall weeks were
rruui. q 10 co npictu ne panel. and ~
tine later lhiriccn and hall w,O as.
In the GilbOOley case ii51 ycnirculon
wcrr summoned pcaI Is 1000 600
word, being used IN conducting IN,
examination oi Ill, a. The cUst IN
fees go ycnir,mon aud Jurors amount
Ell 10 more than si.onn and thor no
&c. cNpon as aggregated s. 600 NOR"
In hr lirot trial of Shea ",i2i ven
iIcm,u y rc Summoned, oi whom T.
sci werr ACTUALLY examined. the cost
IN iuly ices alone amounting 20 more
than $l5.rao In san Francisco ,c'
Gently ~ days were consumed ~ me
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

selection Of jury To Try Patrick cat
noun on tho charge of bribery, ana
IN the Cooper case In Tennessee soN.
cral weeks were similarly consumed
Aside from the waste OF time aud
rxp.nsc such DELAYS tend to Increase
IN. aversion TO inry duty on the part
81 professional and business men, thus
rendering III. task OF selection more
difficult II In no, 10 be- wondered ~
fhat man who is confronted with
The prospect of being Kept away from
MS home and business ~ virtual
stato at inprisonmonI Tor weeks aud
uo.sibl, months before the trial vs.
rcall, started should when asked IT ~
knows any reason why ne cannot zen
d,i an impartia, vcrdic, resolve The
doubt IN favor ot his own cCmiolt and
liberty by proicsaiOng prejudice
which really does nor exist ~ hls
mind
In our Judgment IL should be- nee
csyary To ASK vcnirc nan only Two
questions FIRST whether he u any way
related 10 the accused ~ his victim,
and second. whether he knows 81 any
reason wh, he cannot render N"r-
dict IN accordance with the evidence
presented
The Irrelevant lons drawn uut IN
rOgatutipa often TCsoittu 10 hN
counsel are unnecessary aud ought %"
TO he permitted In the Giihool'N case
referred - above one Juror Wa I'M D.
rOgaicd for an hour and three quar-
tors in regard 80 his past life. his DO
nestle. business ana social relation
ships and many other matters which
were mmatcrial
Another Juror was asked s"vcui> -
three questions 10y counsel Tor de-
and almost a, many by The prosccnl'
inc attornc, In The lroquois thoatcr
fire cnsc Jurors were asked whether
they vcr, fond OF music, whether they
believed IN thcatcr going. wh'thct
they had any prciudiccs against citN
people. whether any OF their families
were ever hurt In u ARE. what news
uaprrs they were accustomed To read
and many ether questions OF q similar
/ character
According 10 the English practice
/ the requirement of due process of law
/ In IN, F. lection OF Jurors g. tully sat
! isncd Do, the two inquiries mentioned
/ above. aud the prOtractcd rambling
/ mt.rrogatorios which have come "a
! be- regular feature of nearly every
! important trial in this country are no
/ permitted The result Is tina, rarely
more than an hour is ever consumed
I hy an English court IN conn letting
panel In the most difficult case
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
TIM NEWSPAPER.

tn, dccad.ut newspaper h. - time.
witch portincntlN asks when news
papers were better than they are now
ANA " over there Was q time when
someone did not object Ia many things
printed at the time The things. how
ever. pleased som" others that did not
uhicct The truth is that newspapers
have changed. 80 everything has
changed and us al things VII change.
Late IA every manifestation Is mud
ANA b. IA constant process of change.
II would not DE litc otherwise. but
death or paralysis. Newspapers IN
this country havr entered another
phas, from taat represented ny the
great editors as they we're called
BnWlcs. Greeley Raymond, Bennett.
ana one might include Wattrrsun ~
ia, las, of those who's, personality
was mon, than their papers ana whose
publications had vogue hccausc of this
personality Hut "a, fail To- reflect
that perhaps ~, should not stand that
sort at thng nov aud tina, the news
paper oi to-day must max" IT. appeal
GA it, merits az - newspaper and
,rcdit It's readers with a discrImina-
ton that formcrl> was exercised only
ur chiefly by On, "Ercat editors core
tatnly the newspaper of today Is far
greater as newspaper This BE- a
Necessity flowing from Increased
m"ans of communication and greater
facilities that como from greater o.
,ulatiou.
Nut that s not the Who'll, of the
storA n they we're not thus they
would not bo what They were simply
h,causr lif, is an evolution aud each
time demands a different order of
things, Compare In. grca, uows-
papers of th, days when there were
giants. with the puphcatipns 90 lhis
day ct pismies, as human kind is.
prone To- feel and see how WiU-
''hA wiz wv iNlNEH Ntth' f''iN ~
ldrg, ia the imagination noV. /, has
ever bcrn thus The golden age ls at
WAYS placed ma the past And somc-
times q is 80 Certainly there is no
architecture Co match that of ancient
Greece for bcau,y But SO could uor
very nh, OF il nov. Tn, demands
uf a ucR age htyr CAUSED different
supply. That tnl- b. So be- not a ,ign
that there has been drDad"nc.. Change
il c'TtaipN b.. bat y takes u wise man
tu WaA that 80 ~ worse. albeit some
times chanRcs are distinctly worse.
Ther, was q decay Of literary tast"
after the Elizabc,hau age ia England
ull TIA. Say through the restoration
aud on down go tn tim, when Pope
vac held as IN" supreme poet aud
sbskcspcarp looked on az q barbarian,
But THIS was u phase The Norltlrs
endure ana the pendulum swings
back.
Meantime every age produces IT.
stock belief tina, things are d"gcncrat-
ing. From statcsmanship, through
politics. literature and newspaper ca
position, things have always IN this
beu,f become WORSE sometimes lif,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

ON. thing certain. and that Is 30
1t doesn't stop raining POGO rtuuto
this year OF t.n,o t1ll =. COINS 90
bc matr m,...rad, 3D., the greatest
loss OF New N,,ico iv,~tnor within
thu ut,mutN Off 81, oldest iuAJbiiaut
Tho cattle viI h' M Ia their backs
IN erase I'm nttl" loss than no tmo
ut alt. ana then how the d'uc, are
you going o. lind cm Soc"rro
Chisttaiu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
pAr Ut\\ PROVES 10 ~
~IN<U.p\U I<St Et.I\I

rat Dunn sfh" T'vie legislator who
ntrodu od uln torbIdding the use.
manufdciur" .r sale 90 falls" teeth COZ
hats. wood o. leg coz hobhi, skirts IN
th, Lone Star state. Nul $50 iu12-
inc lo' CO., people down hcr" i'cl
that h,, ,.u stand rat,--Sau Nu-
touIn IIcnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
II $40 elton Is la hc the rCsil
APR o,nted Notary

good inspection Is la be the result
Appointed Notary
Governor Mills has appointed John
II ilill Jr. OF Clovis. Curry county,
- notary public
incorporation
Articles of Incorporation iilcd IN tho
territorial sccrciarys office indicate
thai he famous Rough Rider Major
" II II Ilcwcllyn has gone into the
dairy business The new company l.
IN, David Dairy company. and is IN
co porAtcd AT Las Cruces, ~ sl"nuO,
consisting " 10000 shares a, 81 each.
the stockholders and directors BEING
Laura V Davis. $3.50 shares Ben
iImin " Davis 10 shares, and WI.
liam n II l.lcwollyn, 10 shares Per
hans Major llcwe,lyn will emulate the
example OF famous Massachusetts
senator aud treat all of mis- polilicai
friend. 20 hu,tormilk when they visit
him 10 las Cruces.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

After smoking som" ~ Those Manila
cigars. imported dut, flee, w, M"
longer marvel at Tia, high price o.
Sew Mexico alfalfa. Tbcr" is Som'
Sense to high tarin " It viii proc
trct the American public from that
Kind of tupatDu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
OFFICIAL NEWS
FROM SANTA FE
Lieutenant Carrot Ordered to
Report for Examination
Preliminary to Promotion;
Many Land Entries Made.

Santa r.. y VI March 30 The
MANY mi cnds o. Lieut. Robert G Gar
rctt. of the United States army son o,
Mr. and Mrs K G. Garrett oI TINS
city. who Ia, been stationed az Fort
Flaclcr. Washington. will bc pleased
10 learn that hc has been otdet.d to
report ~ san Francisco. Caiit. tor
examination Ton promotion In other
words, Lieutenant Garrett b. making
good
Advanced 10 Presidential Class
The postoiicc al Fot sumner Qua.
daiuim countt. viii bee advanced 10
pr, .idcntia, class ON Ann The
salary ct tlp nos tmpHt.r viii hc : 600
wear At Do. same time. the post
oi,icos 0i Miami and MinEclmaa IN
Arizona will Do, advanced 90 first class,
with salaries of $1,000 and 81 2no a
/ year respectively
The following were lh' land cntrics
Saturdgy ~ the local land Office Hen.
IRIS G. " iisou Mounta.nair Frank
[ Martin. Ration. SLmona b Garcia,
/ Wagon Mound John v liildrcin Mo.
lart. VIII. G. Lawrence. Venus;
luhn G Hand. Brotherhood, Tenn;
J Mignola do Medina ChapCil,. Gree
! sorla Mora EspluulJ. vicente b0dn.
/ MaXW n. Lorenzo b Medina WAGON
Mount " & Ocnlson willard, Dun
can McGilhyraN Ihoroau
New SPECIAL Agsnt
Leroy @ Moore. CHIEF oi lh. h"ii
division q. the e. : land utnC, an
nounccd today ,ha' u : Foreman of
little Rock. Nrbansas ha hc,n tp
pointed special agDu iu his district
Another appoiAtncrt viii lhrlf he
made in he near nature
Seek Admission
III, southern i.uC,olrnt ,,aeuc. q
fnlcnal insurance Company ol iions
ton. TcNas. has applied tor 'lm sior
10 transact iu-uIau,a HI-iu -s lu \"N
Mexico
Sack From La Vegas
Governor MIL ana Adiutau Gen
cral UrooAcs have returned uum La
Vegas The governor ven ou q hunt
ing igip and the ddiruW ecn'rat N"1
&C. inspect IN, guard M l.oul
said that tho inspection vds very
satisfactory
Guard inspection
Companios T. and + oi the W"
Mexico national guard stationed here
will be Inspected MondaN Aprl
and the BOYS are drilling nov with
irrvor aud enthusiasm that shows
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

John ~. Sickcismith. Greensboro.
Pa. has three children, and Ike most
children thor frequently take cold
we naNo tri,d several kinds of cough
mrdi inc" he says. but have never
found any vet that did them IA much
good as Chamhcrlaln's Cough Rem
eds For sale by all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
sill " LEAST WILL
NAVE \ Nt\i IttktI

Nj Er,aus .rcoud duughtcr Iv
about to be married ana th" i0"u "t
h,U Duut.r hes none of the Ilti-ilr
tompttam"ur Ia" elder sUt'i tray
olod that road .nl FOUND herself 20.
uE over IA, road ." thu ru"rh'uS".
waco Times lir' tld.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

\ steam driven sprinNltng cart
which VIII sprinkle l.ono gallons "i
winter without stopping has made ~
IN England. Lik, every
thins elise, the water wagon has 1"
keen pace with the times.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

\ kuif, with SIX parallel blad"- has
been invented Ton sliring bread ~
restaurants. \ mare useful invention
would hav, been knit" guaranteed
To- slice the nam for IA. sand" ich,s
a littlc thicker.