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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-24
DISMISS CHARGE
 AGAINST BRYCE

Montgomery, November 23.-(Spe- cial. l.)--Impeachment proceedings which were instituted several weeks ago by the state of Alabama against Charles W. Bryce, sheriff of Cullman county, on charge that he had bartered away his office, have been formally dismissed by the state through Attorney Gem eral Robert c. Brickell. Representation was made to the state that trial in Cullman county had decided that Bryce was not legally sheriff of the county, but that the republican nominee was the sheriff.
 He was put into office and has been serving in that capacity ever since the charge against Bryce was conferred.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-24
Committee to Meet

The arrangements committee of the Chamber of Commerce appointed for the banquet to be given in honor of the Birmingham travelling men on the evening of December 1 at the Country club. will hold meeting at 10:30 o'clock this morning at the Chamber Of Commerce. The general committee for this same banquet will hold meet ing at Ii o'clock, following that of the arrangements committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-24


 ance at the opening meeting was splendid and each train brings additional religious workers and pastors from all sections of Alabama. At the morning session vocal duet was sung by Bishop and Mrs. Ander- son, who are sacred singers of the high est type.
 Judge Feagins address to the confer ence was to the effect that they as min. isters or social workers could do grea | amount of good here. where the oppor tunities, as in all large population cen | ters, were unlimited.
 | Bishop Anderson, whose presence lend an air of distinction to the conference ant Alabama Methodist clergy upon his -e peated visits here, replied to the wei come speeches with sentiments appropri ate to the occasion.
 Officers Elected The organization of the conference was among the work of the morning and the following results were announced: Secretary the Rev. J. l.. Brasher; as- sistant, the Rev. Hullet; treasurer, the Rev. Murfree; assistant the Rev. Grover; statistical secretary, c. Y. Kennedy. A feature of local importance was the admission of the Rev. Powell of the Simpson church into the Alabama con- ference, which has not convened since his residence in this state. The Rev. Powell came to this charge from the Ohio conference. motion of thanks for the coming of Bishop and Mrs Anderson to the conference was introduced by the Rev. W. M. Croman and unanimously passed by rising vote.
 After the dinner recess the afternoon cvangelistic meeting was conducted by Dr. Hambly of Ohio and assistant sec retary of the Southern Methodist Epis- copal bureau of education. pr. Hambly is a fluent speaker upon the educative value Of the evangelist to Mhe Christian and an informal discussion of revival services followed the main address. In the evening the Home Missionary and Church Extension society of the church observed their twenty eighth an- niversary with fitting addresses from the state officials and a prayer service for future prosperity. The church cabinet, composed of the bishop and five presd- irg elders of the state, held a private session at the parsonage concerning ex- ecutive matters of the church which will be disclosed before the conclusion of the conference.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-24
Will Fight Home Rule

London, November 23.-The Marquis of Londonderry. ex-viceroy of Ireland, who has been strongly opposed to Irish home rule. in speech at Haywood, Lanca- shire, tonight said that MT. Balfour had informed him that 1t was his intention after. resting for time to return to the house of commons and fight home rple in the most determined manner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-24
Negro Miner Killed

Frank Jones, 8 negro miner was killed by falling rock yesterday in mines No. 2 at Palos, according to a telegram received in the office of Chic Mine Inspector Nesbit. This mine is the property of the Palos Coal and Cock company and Inspector Webb will investigate the accident today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-24
BUSINESS GOOD
 IN GREENVILLE

Greenville, November 23.-(Special) As a general thing business Is good in Greenville but not what is ex- pected. The cause of falling off of expectations is not attributed to the low price of cotton but to the low price that has prevailed throughout the sea- son on cotton seed The seed money is what is generally spent by the farm CTS in cash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-24
INJURIES MAY
 PROVE FATAL

Gadsden November 23.-(Special)- The explosion in the Whorton drug store wrought more serious results than was at first thought to be the case. There was several hundred dol lars of k damage done to the building and the injuries of Carl Whorton may yet prove fatal. It is. said today that he will lose one of his eyes and that part of the left hand Is torn away and the arm so badly shattered that ampu- station may become necessary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-24
FISHER TALKS OF PROBLEMS
 OF FUTURE UNEMPLOYMENT

expended on the stream where the power is developed.
 Revenue and taxes to be made as low as possible.
 Clifford Pinchot, former chief forester, also advocated that power license be made for limited term, approximately 50 years. MT. Fisher expressed the opin- ion that such a limitation is not neces- sary if the government reserves the right tc adjust the company's price at inter vals of approximately 10 years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-24
$MAKE BONDS GEo.C.0L[vER.5NE66o(

method as can be made by the Bes- semer process.
 It is claimed that several score of new families are expected to arrive in the city at an early date in anticipation of the resumption of the construction work on the big rod mill at Corey. The Corey Land company is expecting several dozen new houses, and the Ensley Land com pany is building several more for the use of employees of the rod mill and the by product plant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-24


 A mass meeting will be held at the Ens- ley opera house tonight at o'clock at which time the people of the sections in- volved in the fight will meet and pass resolutions against the measures before the public The mass meeting will be called to order promptly at o'clock.
 Invitations have been received to the approaching marriage of Miss Mary B. Hargrove and MT. Samuel c. King, the wedding to occur on the evening of De- cember at S:30 o'clock at the First Meth- odist churc at Tuscaloosa Miss Har- grove is a daughter of a prominent and well known family of Tuscaloosa. MT. King is paying teller of the Bank of Ens- ley.
 An oyster supper will be given Friday evening by the ladies of the Shady Side odist church at Tuscaloosa. Miss Har- the Aid Society, The public is cordially invited to the supper.
 Mrs. J. E. Camp and Mrs. H. A. Stew art of Talladega, sisters of Mrs. c. r. Camp of Ensey, are the guests of Mrs. Camp Avenue F..
 Elder Presley, an exponent of the Primitive Baptist faith, will preach at the First Baptist church on the corner of Avenue c and Eighteenth street. Ensley. this evening. The public is cordially in- vited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

This election u LuG.",. just .r.. eight years ago had au thr .aar.,.-- istics "f the election at Ear5u-au u AIr Pi-kvicks daE TH- candidates called upon the family uf ..-.. ....- toI m. wives were ratt-r-I su.u tl,, r.y-it,I a card "~rUc.tu- ru.r .'t- and interest Tu, babies v... kissed Tn, girls v.rr decorated ..ta r'-'tt.-. and -i<uen.. .,u.,., .a- given tp tH, upls q, buy -ar.e. Jur. tul come moneys. All .N..s.t... articles H..r. r.uarkah,E cheap at tH- .p.u...." .r5 beer flowed al, water at .u... street corner. Two matters. ou- N.- au. another a Tory. supplied free "r..,- r1 those win" -,r their Hrt.- H....u Z. tH. struggle -,t a .r.. Tu Ina. with tl. .r'prS of tl, t.., .au..at.- tackled ou The CIy, ,o..r- ..er, dark u't. and scarlet. PpHl,tt~ .,r, r... crimson. Sa.aet.- were pale ...- .ua
 .In. f-N,r. ,..d. ,..rE u.r. in r.. place. oa- decorated with t.. ....r- Co.
 t~ fathers ttEurtr and r.. .r- fought I.e. .Hr. .r ta. ...t.....a O. l.,ir ru-.tj--
 Mr Olive was % quiet and reserved uH. but Lord William Pov..tt ...s r r.-uIar .DId sport H, ats .-t.r- -a.-l-I as l patron or tH. t".. and owned man. -.uI .rr.,-. .I.rts ..... From Wnr... .uI P....,a Lam. H"- .a...'Hurt.. a- .auI-u.p ..t-. ..,.. .'maue.. au. O. uur a,..-... H..
 -r.p.j- p.r ut Ututl.. slippers fro" shop u Regent street C.u-e. ...ur- the Wl- boys when .. fa--.# tu," ou Ca, tr-., -us.r.t W., -r... 'H. slippers "I did. uu.-' H.- Ir, ... green uI t.- .-n,r .a~ r... -. .p. -.. Iu u.r a common -H...' l... N".m Ep.a r.... n ta. .... tome r.r O. rnuI-. .' a.t- -.. "..r. ... u- T.r boys Go p.a.H ,.. heads a. .t..-. N.- f.Uns-. ..... t.. ..r.Hr.a- ...UtuJ for .... .'..,-
 I,rI William stayed tt r.. tae.. H't'. H.... a uau uIm.i t.--.r- at. g... u,.v committed ar rr.,. attempted z" commit t ..rrr.. uU... at a.. n-lt E., his .rIea.u declare that .. -..nt H., r.t. a good .au-.ica.. tl. stolen ur.r- T,H w"r -tH." r.t... ..- aIuI.. ..-.f au. day. aa. wit. a rod slipper .t -.. tun .t t r... and another r..tr . greed. .'.u,' ~a.a..- rrnu- ..r ..- r.. u.- ... trad. .a. n... ..s t.... Rem times tU. -.z,.n. Tn. ..-...... rr..
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
COPPERS SMILE WHEN
 CARMEN TORRES GOES
Troublesome Prisoner is Committed
 to the Asylum For the Insane

Smiles urnad as ,u. uatIuu. cone s...u.. aaagn.a ra, fac. .. ,t.s ..un,i af rh. Phoenix puU.. fa.., .,s,erda. afternoon SaIa smiles H.r. ~ap.rudHr.d ns ln, rr.s.u,, n, "u, Carmen Torres u tH. tsirit.g- .a. asE"m .rr tl. u~au.
 Carmen Is r u,.. muat-.H ta. .~.- H.. Ia fact It Was uu.. yesterday morning that certain physicians and PIanar. Judge Philips a.eIa.a ghar -.. Was a Ht person tu b. r.rHa- u.utiE uaar.eratad m rh, n.- H.u-. uu th, Tempe roaG When Marshal Moon. and u.s officers say, u,r nsull- ed into hack and started .r tn, a~Hlm they Iroata.I .aa- tuuhmr --nS of relief Haa t unt n..u t.r Ms recent. published .a..r a-au-r drinking a. members of Tn. .rr... Nrar. uHu'a uaE. invited t.. last ru. st his ..1 tr stop .ut. rH. u..r- ,st IEr.-St.| .|u- Stat.nu.
 \ great d.aI af Garments '... for ..n nr -Ur.. E.ar- HH- r... sr.ur u iH, e.c. a.- SH. has tn. r...... .r d barred ar wildcats auG -..H.u-l. ,..,stIS.~ l.r u,lghnu.- TH. u.s.. simply had 60 iH!errerr ro protect fu. public. Alter that t s.- tse
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
AN OLD ENGLISH ELECTION.
Votes Were Bought Openly. Beer
 Flowed and Fisticuffs Common.

Th. English elections "f today re- ImuJ me of tho-" of the "ld1u tmr Iuh.u was boy. m the ancient and royal borough ot Ludlow com tn" b"r- dor of Wales It must hay" been W l November. lN5.. when Lord D rpN. be- ing defeated uu DiSraclls pud-'t ap- prtIrd to the country Di~r-r.I hai been sent tt parliament hN Sar.HHHrE land Was esteemed the rcpr"s,utttIFr or that dissatisfaction with which the farmers of Shropshir" regarded tI' rr- taxation of protection Co uatiN" indus tries "Dizzys" brilliant inN,etiN. and polished sarcasm inspired th" pr't'c- tiouist party with a hope ot tariff roe form. which he did not live (" -r". but which is nou bearing fruit after th" lapse of mor, than half a c,nturE and is just aS much a burning question as it was at the election of which l hayo a most vivid remembrance. lt Was Ludlow which first elected a tr"' trader when Mr. Baliour appealed to tAe c'un- try in lNa5
 Fifty years ago Ludlow sent two members to the Hpus, "t Commons. dl- though it is a little town with only five thousand peopl, and had thea N't- l ing power of less than tiNr udndrcj 'Tn,. voters of thuS,. days were made Ip of burecsSeS. and according Co the Re form Bill of INS. only those who Uatd a yearly rent of a sum equal 70 Sl"" had the franuhiS. The candidate for election Were men of diStiueuishcI families CIivr and P"wlett for tH" Tories and SalNcy f'r th, Wings I'm" Hon H. R Give Was a grand urpl'n of the great Lord Give Lord William Powlctt Was son of the frs, Earl "i Cleveland. aud Colonel SalH"y Was in direct descent from one ot Oliver CromWclrS generals The burGrSS's for the most part represented the dccay"d families of the town and regarded an election as the great opportunity "i making little ready cash. Every bur =ess. ire, and independent as h" was. got money for his vote. and it Twas considered most sonueWaulN thing to buy that vote. BriherE was no disgrace in those days ard as a fun list of the voters and their N't"- was made public ou printed list m- m-diately after the poll was declared tn, honorable members had Hn 'pp'r- tunfty of seeing 1T they hal actually got ! that uf which th- uF'l't box d-rr.E'r them u this more enlightened 'c"
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
NEW LOCAL MANAGER
 FOR WESTERN UNION
W. N. MANN AT PRESENT IN
 CHARGE AT BAKERSFIELD
MT Rocbuck st Own Request Assign ed to Other Duties m Phoenix
 Office

They. Ia n. a reorganization and Improvement uf rl. service uf tu, Western Jn.ru Telegraph ,rmpaug u this territory which has afuadE been -I.au. Improved within tu, last ~lN months
 { Hugh MPH-,. district commercial suporut.ui.ur. aud E IL Mu.r oi-- trct traffic superintendent. arrived n ths city EcSt.ria. no ra. ,"urs. ut am inspection ui ta, system tuIoughpur Arizona
 Alr N'PE.. auua.H.,I au important change Iu rlr Pha.u.. office. rIic.tlN, Jauwr, %. Manager E,,u.eh uf th. .a,I ofI.. U.G asked .pr rrn,l t.r linn. ar .rr-r from his duties which haN. grown rn.. aua m"u ,Naotu- erH tu. increasing nus.- ness nf tl. office. desiring assign m,u' tn uta.f duties .u this office.
 Th. request has n-,u complied nIu and auu"guo.m.ut Is made that N II Mann t"r sometime wsua-nr "t tu' "f... d. Bakersfield. hra n',u ap- pointed !. su,r..| I." .t I'as. tr'u- rrrar.Ir There wi" prpnan.. Too no other important ,uaus, ]" u.~ office.
 MD~Srs MPn,- and Nu,r arr ,nd,ayorm- (, u,Jr. complaints I am, .uf th. service auE.a.r. 70 lurs t,rritor. u order that ru., mt b. removed THuu-l tH. ,.upaur Is without competition here t Is Ura- ,.rug urou th. theory that th.r Is competition .r,r......r. aua .r intends ,p glN, t, tH. Phoenix office aI tu" benefits .e,or.-G t. offices where th-r. .s competition
 Within th, #a-r f,.. months a copper nrr. from tue coast has r..u run .utn Phoenix thus urratu- many ul a.. Arrangements .h.,n 'r'W.ut- l. u.l .p business Elsewhere n central Arizona loss important points lt.. been -..... ar..' ...G. facilities such as ,h Ha. u..r h.."r. .n- i9E.I
 Ar.-~r- MpH.. .aH uu.r ~u I,at, ar Prescott. a..u.a.. t'w'r- -,., HuE af..~ -....u- pter th. ground ,u.., rl.. wal. go tn th. offices u tl. southern and eastern parts %. ra. territory.
 D- w. e L.ars dentist. and Tor b. L. Couu4l usr,.,aru. have ApAea from over tnr Huh rr -.. lnrr '' Nd- tloual Bank ar Arizona H.Hg --h
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

...-..... .-."..-.r r.... c.. ....- GH.G.I :. t.. shop ..... .. r.. N..' '.....-. m. ,.. ... t.... l.t .t- -. .. t.. ..e..-
 Tl .....u .-r.. r.-.. ...- .a '.- r.....t.... ..E-a lg--.-- u.e .~".-.0 r.. market r... and ... "ur-.... r.. u..nr. r..-.i.I TH, ...u-... ..."...-.- sat .r either -.I. 70. his H.l-..a .aE -a.-.i r... other <. m. most -........... manner I.--. ..~ T.. ..... ....rU.. . -... .. hands. and as .... ..r. declare. 2. b. r .a .r . t.. Wu-- "A. Tories de- m.ua.1 a -.. x u..r- ... n...... I.. ....f .. L.Irn. ... r'-. u.
 II. dizziness .. t.. ..t. aud -.u. -.t r'r r.. .r..- u..t. a.- .... ..s,. ..' T.. t.... ... u.- .H.rH- #t.. }.... r.. .....-.. ..-....-.- a... seated . .....- ........# ..t. t... .... .....- ........ TT. -.. Shoulders ... .r.... r.. r...r. n. .t..
 bands .- -.... ... .. .. .,.- ... .r.. rang ..-.... a- t.. .#. .... ar r.... n.-- election .- .... t... -.. ..r-.r..- .. -.. n.....-.r- -- .r.u. -.t r.,. ...t -..r... ...... .".., r.. steps. v. -.. ..t. -.... This -.... ..# town
 -., ..- l...H.. f'.." ...r .-..-..... -.. ....- .. -.-.n. ... - .s- ,.... ..ar .- -.. .#Hr. N. e.- t.E.. '.-. ..... 2. .. -H..-....a IT.. t.. ....r .- I....r. -I I. .-
 2. u.f. -..- .- f.r.. r-...r.... ...... Doors. ..... ...o- ..
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

Ha... ean u..a.I protection C,r- H.u several times proved herself as -"rd a #au as t., or jhr.. po- ucum,u
 Drna naS nat tu. ,.u-. ar Car ..u- downfall SH- acquired % ha- h.r at smoking a ..r..u A.>.,au h.n tua. has u. other k.ud -t aupe dis .n.4f.I rrr. n..- ..t.u r comes 2. ma.u- ra, usyr -.rtur. AS Carmen -r... older ,a. habit gsn,I a stronger hn,a su her md uuau. H.r ueru.H~ system n..aHr ..m- pi.t... shattered Sh, has been m jail almost constantly th- last t,o "r ,ar.. months and rH, last week a straight jacket was nec.ssar. Go .e,p n.r from d"ue herself h.dUy mwr ud 6.~Uauuug H.r c-I. Car mon has given the police u"r. trnun'r than amy prisoner they ,,or had
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

Tor w. e I.,uf.. dentist. and l'r u. L.. Couual usr,a.a'u. have Aph"a from over tn. Hur rr -.. ln'r 70: \d- tlpual Bank ar Arizona, H.H- --n
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
Kicked Out of Ills Riahte.

It seems u this age that a person wn, Is mol iu his brightest mood i- f,t.sI t1 talk, a back seal Any per son who does not feel equal Co his opportunities should at ou.c go to Elvey & Hulett. where they sell all. tEe principal remedies and do not substitute. and got a treatment of SaNu- Pl"- Price B a box. or six boxes for g.. Treatmeu, guaranteed
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

modern rt....-. u E.E.ar' 1T. u-e .ua.. .rr -r,r. u. ~..1r.. L...... -..H.u- ,.., n tu. -INt- .-G and seventeenth centuries t..- m~-.. ..-- .-r. paid at t.. rate .t two -H i.-- t aa. for t.r rwe ....pe. H par aa.E-aIg duties
 Ur yo. know that fully min. .ur .. -.-r. t,u e.-.- nt I.,.warI-u ... -.u. rn..uat.s.a u. t.. ..- due e. .rIE ur damp. nr eh"a.. u... wat.-u. and require uu u.,us. tr.a ..I- whatever tp..r 'tt... au- L.-....r .r.... ar" -.- H. a.....v f- ..--s relic. I.~ sab, . .r dealers
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
A STELLAR NOISE.

T.. H,rr .- tH. Wild W.-, play '.t-Hnur- tn'm a. b. far Indeed. au. might quite safely say 1T. is shooting star"
 TrInla
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
OF AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN
Ho Wants Statehood and Prosperity Bidlng His Time For
 Experiments

TT, thr editor of -ru, E.pur..au
 Sir. r.-Why ar, th. adr"cat.~ ot tu, constitution working pr-rum. c, bo,- stcr it up if it IS ,,us,rtarI.. aud right Whlt \ petition s-u,d oy l,adu2 ,.rzcus niu looa tu. same m Washington as "ur seeking tu. par- don of a dcftultug banker. admitting uu its fac, that ,l- have duu, wrong but want d chance Experimenting
 u legislation does urt spell amy upry than it does iu bauNIn- SuGE. stIruS along banking lines should come from bankers The stewardship "t a judg, should he left tr thos, competent 10
 interpret accepted laws Ar.zous ctu- uot afford tp endorse a constitution permitting might Go h, right \oH- adays questions arr submitted tu specialists along different .ues How many of tH. voters uf .NrIl"u.r nr tuE other state. understand jHr udm'urs of law making Statehood first
 Ta" E.puhii,au.s correspondent aruu2l, li- opinions as .r,oE. written tr The Republican .u rer~'u H' ~sf.'s 'lI'. l.''. ... .'f' nam. published as u. .- a ..nuart. tive stranger in Arizona. Don't n. is ..,pIr interested as Nr has conn, 'H mah. lt his hpu, and i~ u"' ru- gagged .u the insurauc. business H. believes tn, securing pt statehood I- necessary 70 % settling nf conditions and thr permanent rr'su"rr. of tn. t.rritpr. IT,, SFr- tlrf H. knows positively th3, tu. ,'uIau. with .ulph u, .s connected Ias >f--.""" '. invest iu Arizona just as ~'.. a~ ~ satisfied uf tl. u'rmauHu." aua safety uf tu, investment. mu -.rN investment win E.rl material. a.u him ia his work hence au interest in th. situation. upr. vital U.iNtp- than th. interest oC man. rHn Ha.' been h,r. longer ti. ~t.- H. .n.- not ,.r. Co discuss the merits of fu,. constitution cor tn dictate what 1a..s ta- people of Arizona -ar' make" That le b.sId. t.. point ".. uw What ua wants is go settlement at 'Hu- l.rIuus b, th. ~,curu- nf e'ar.aHna Later th.- mar dr what tl. please.
 In his discussion nf tHe question from a business standpoint l. rr- ..rtF..'f. 4'lf '..rI. ..' lpu Arizona needs millions for u- .. -tmcur and can secure th'm u" "a. $. oui,.Ir as rr securing Srar.a"'I. IT.. also mentioned tao u-m. o+ H r.rarir, who is concerned .u 'u. "- t... banks f.. ua- dl. west. .-ho has ou."u.l hHn t' report any good opportunities u. Hf. s.. for investment ut surplus oapI'.. of which tho banks ar, we'll supplied hut h. ku"..S th.t gentleman would moi Ist.u [, an Arizona proposition u th. present unsettled stat" "f ti- fairs and th, knowledge t.at u" "H' can t,I what th, laws ulH loo. % year ..r two u,ncr. or even what tu. form of government will h.
 Medicines that aid nature ar" >a'- ways most offcctual Chamberlain. Cough Remedy acts ou this plan Ii alIays the cough. relieves tUr lungs. ..r..,.- fE, ssgr.ffpue and aids nature
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
WIT FROM MARk TWAIN.

Er.u r.. dearest ... .-- u.r.. ...u-..a.. ..G.... - -e.." Co '. ., fault after a.. t.I rls...H-. a-
 -.,.. ... ........ 2.t. - caution. Tt.. t.. ..-- .. amy .sr.. sharp ".i b. .r.. ..ua. t -.. have witnesses vH. ... ... sin. aIE 7 wiz. a na..-. n.-
 ... r.. simply tu. a~I.- Il" -.. rr.' ... ..r say ~a. did .r H.ta l..
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

WH.. -...u as soon as rue .rnul. .r.-. appears Chamberlain 'H.-. Remedy n.- Hart ut. am attack .. .r.-r and prevent 5. danger r.| ....-.. .. anxiety Tauu~sus- .. mothers .-. .t successfully Sold n.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

fuel bill materially
 That Bucks Hot Blast the only heater that will successfully t-oalau ao al and Bucks Hot Blast beautiful Heater: it's the of heater that and burns little u the heater of all heaters buy. We want you to call and scct at ours
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

Medicines that aid nature ar" <a'- ways most offcctual Chamberlain ~ Cough Remedy acts ou this plan Ii alIays the cough. relieves tur lungs. opens the sccr,tiuus and aids nature in restoring the system Co healthy coudItiou Thousands have to titled to it's superior excellence. For sale hy all dealers
The Springfield herald., 1911-08-04
MethOdiSt Annual
Conference.
Two Preachers Take
U p Work.
Rev. King Transferred.
King Transferred.

The Methodist Annual Confer
ence meets at Colorado Springs,
Aug. 81 to Sept. 9Th. Rev King
leaves the 2Sth to attend. After
Conference two pastors will take
up the work in Baca Co. that
has been done by him. Bro. King
will attend school the coming
year. Bishop Warren trans
! ferring him to Denver district.
He will probably preach his
last sermon, in Springfield, this
coming Sunday. Both Rev. and
Mrs. King will be greatly miss
ed by the people of Baca County.
They have made many friends
who will remember them for
their true Christian worth. We
but voice a universal sentiment
in saying it is hoped that at some
future time they will return to
Baca County.
The Springfield herald., 1911-08-04
Boston Pickinqs.

We are doing business this year on a
less amount of rainfall than we've had
since 1903, but without any more rain
those who have done good farming will
have good crop of all kinds of row
products. Deep farming with no weed
sapping of the moisture is what con-
stitutes good flaming" in this coun-
try, and those who are living up to it
are. the ones who are making the
dough.
The Owls played ball last Saturday
on the Boston common, and had a
few from the Creek country to help out
in the game.
Mrs. Milligan is having as good at
tention as the women of the county
can provide for her, and as medical
can advise. She has been resting fair
y well of nights and is rationrl, but is
as yet Unable to conyefse with those a
bout her. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. King and
Mrs. Barrett were among those outside
the neighborhood who have been in at
tendance.
Frank Welch is putting in most of
his time with his cattle and horses at
the Breslin ranch.
Frank Burson acted in the capacity
of superintendent at Sunday school last
Sunday.
The W. C. T. U. sewing circle to be
held at DR.. Milligah's Friday Of this
week was postponed, and will probably
be held later on elsewhere.
The South Northfork country had 4
good rain Tuesday, HE northern edge
of the rain reaching this neighborhood.