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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-15
SAGE TEA DARKENs THE HAIR AND
RESTORES COLOR To CRAY HAIR

old-time, tiresome methods of gathering
the herbs and making the tea. This is
done by skillful chemists better than we
could do it ourselves, and all we have to
do is to call for the ready-made product,
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy. containing sage in the proper
strength, with the addition of sulphur,
another old-time scalp remedy.
The manufacturers of this remedy
authorize druggists to sell it under guar
antee that the money will be refunded if
it fails to do exactly as represented.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all druggists.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-15
How Satan Bats Hook,
AS Told by WattersOn

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-15
LOST
APPETITE
ANDHOPE
Neglected Cold Caused COmpli-
cation, Promptly Restored
by Peruna.
Mrs. r S a

Mrs. K o s a
Boyer, IA 2 l
Sherman Ave,
Evanston, Ill,
writes: If any
one has reason
to praise Pc
runa it is sure
ly myself.
Last spring
I became so
run down from
the serious eff
fects of a ling
ering cold, that
several COM
plicatiOns unit
ed in pulling
me down. l
could neither
eat nor sleep
we'll, and lost
fl e S h a n d
spirit.
Il fl n a lily
tried Peruna
and it did
wonders for
me. In two
weeks l was
like another
person, and in
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-15

The young man who is shy Of
money never lets his shyness inter-
fere with frequently friendly touches.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
TRAIN SERVICE ON
 BRANCH LINE GUT
SOUTHWESTERN TAKES oFF FOUR TRAINS ON TOMBSTONE
 BRANCH, LEAVING TWO


 Announcement is made in cir cular issued by F. E. King. superin- tendent of the Western Division of the Fl Paso & Southwestern. that effective Wednesday morning at l2:Of o'clock. trains No 9. 2e. 27, and 2S will be pulled off on the Tombstone branch Of .hls road.
 Under this arrangement connec- tions are made with all main line trains except train No 6. People of Bishee may stin go to and re- turn from the county seat in a single day but people of Tombstone will not be able to make the round trip in a jingle day.
 Trains No 2i and 2S will leave Tombstone at 10.45 a, nj. and s:4o D. m. respectively. arriving at Fair b2zks at 11:lO 8 m. and 3:1o p, m. respectively. No. 2l. connecting with No. on the main line. Trains No. 22 and 2i. leaving Fairbanks at 11:20 and 4:3o respectively. arrive at Tombstone al di-50 a III. and j D. ID respectively.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
DAVIS WILL REPORT
 LAST IF FEBRUARY
DIRECTORS APPROVE NEW BUD GET, CALLING FOR s1ooo FROM
 SUSTAINING MEMBERS

telegram was received rom L. < Davis, the newly elected general secretary ef the Bisbee Y. NJ. C. 4 yesterday by Mir Pollard, saying ths.t his resignation to tne association at Proctor, Minn., has been rendered and accepted and thar he would arrive in Bisbee to take charge of the local association Jhe latter part or Febru- any or the first of March
 Mir Pollard does not know Just ssaen he will leave for Chicago. but ne will remain in Bisbee undl the plans called for sjn the budget for me rear 1911 have been put in mo ton. He is expected in Chicago Co take up the duties or secretary to the executive board of the Boy Scouts Of America on February To-
 The board of directors held a meet 1Rg yesterday at the association ant approved the budget prepared by Mr. PollaJl The budget calls for COZ tributions from sustaining members 10 the amount of s1,0e0 A commit; tee has been appointed ta solicii these sustaining memberships and is already at work ca the matter
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
STOLEN COAT HELD
 VALUABLE WATCH
THEFT OF GARMENT BECOMES LARCENY CHARGE WHEN
 TICKER IS FOUND

A catch thief" vaudeville stunt vas pulled of Sunday night on Brewery g'Ileh, when David Gri- jalya, a Mexican. grabbed a coat in the pool room in the basement of the Muheim building and tried to get away with it. He was captured after a short but exciting chase and placed under arrest.
 The coat was recovered and in sioe was found a gold watch, which magnified the offense to that of petty larceny, OF which charge he was tried yesterday before Judge Morris High and fined $50 or sixty days. He took the days.
 Another Mexican Castulo Mejelas, was arrested by Officer Wright on the charge of indecency and when arraigned before Judge High yester- day was fined S25, which he was unable to gay and was committed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
NATURAL WONDERS
 THEME OF LECTURE
pETRiFiEo FOREST, GRAND CAN YoR, CLIFF DWELLINGS WILL
 APPEAR ON CANVAS

An illustrated lecture on the wonders Of Arizona will oe given at the Methodist church tonigh- by Rev. E. C. Decker. The lecture will be illustrated by views of the many natural wonders and curiosi- ties of the territory. which will 5e thrown on canvas. and explained by the speaker. who is personally fami- liar with all of the places which will be shown
 Among the interesting things the speaker will tell about will be the petrited forest, the cliff dwell lings of the aborisines and the Grand Canyon An admission fee Of twenty-five cents will be charged and the proceeds of the entertain ment will be for the benefit of the Methodist church The enter tainment will begin at s o'clock this evening. Outside of the pictor- iaI views. the lecture will be worth a quarter or anyone's money.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
BEST PEOPLE ON
 EARTH GIVE
Retiring Member of Elks Lodge Honor Guest at Farewell
 Dinner

Tke popalsr interpretation Of the meaning Of B. P. C. H best peo- ple on earth received the support Of added proof Saturday night when the local lodge of Elks spread an exhibit-a banquet at their hall in honor of their retiring officer and brother. N. A Peterson
 The farewell banquet in honor of Mir. Peterson is popularly said to have been tsie biggest >aTair of the kind ever pulled off to the lodge, which is itself added testimony to the general esteem ana regard in which aTr. Peterson is hel6 in Bisbee. Over two hundred guests and member oi the lo5ge assembled at the Elf- hall to contribute their part in rhe ~sood fellow ceremonies and not unh; tue spau hours did the guests derart, and as the hours grew smaller, the flew of good spirits and fellowship hcreased.
 The eleven o'clock hour the witch me aar a, Elkdom. vas oo-a-yeG fttingly The popular toast, ITO Our Absent Brothers. was respond ed to by Carl Graf
 Alden's orchestra played during the banquet ] NJ. O'Connel presided as toastmaster and his fine wit cGn- tributed much to the success Of the occasion. In a preliminary talk he reviewed the history of the local lodge. reeounting how it had over rome obstacles and triumphea over nisfortanes
 Silver Threads Amng the Cid, % 8 solo. was rendered oy J. P. Coy ani s.r. Ca ,ey of tIia Orpheun reni cred in his fine. rich, tenor. two pop uIar selections. Al Ask of You Is Love" and In the Garden of My Heart
 Then as the chimes of Ii o'clock fell over the meeting. the nerriment subsided and amid silence Carl Graf responded to the toasts of toasts. TO Our Absent Brothers This was followed by talk from F 4. Sut- ter, in which the br7ther who is join ing the roll of the absent was praised tDl ulS NlAAuGH anu III W iAtCu AiAE At- i'ret of the lodge at his departure was .ittingly expressed
 Following a selection by the Appoi- 10 quartet, J. E. Morrison arose and n a characteristicauy appropriate manner, presented to MT Peterson. iE the name of the lodge, a beautiful watch and chain as a concrete token of the lodges regard for him Mr Peterson responded. expressing re gret over the business exigenclee which call him--rrom Bisbee and touch ed feelingly on the sentiment which inspired the gift from the lodge.
 The pretty gift Incident marked ths end of the formal program but the evening did not end there The ban duest board was laden with the gool things of life. No palate went uH satisfied, no throat was parched, noth. ing was lacking 70 make the ccca sion an unqualified success.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31

Edna May vii, return to tEe stage for a single week, in February, in London, to play her old part in The Belle of New York" through a series Of charity performances.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31

Fred Terry and Julia Eeilson have started their London season in tThe Scarlet PimperDel"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
aEEfE -

lGtace Leigh has taken thc place of leading lady with Sam Bernard tn He Came from Milwaukee
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
Gowns

Extra good quality muslin: close-fittsng neck: yoke is made of a dainty insertion and embroidery made of much better q quality muslin than is hsnaIlyF found in garments at sshis prtee. One. of our best speeiaiss Special 75c.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
Princess Slips

Made ol good quality nainsook; hand-embroidered yoke; deep hemsttched ruffle of clustered tucks. A value that will be found at no other muslin underwear sale held in this city. Special SIPS.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
Skirts

Cambric: fine quality; deep founce of cluster tucks prettiiv trimmed with a dainty embroid- cry. Just the dainty style fo wear under tke lingerie frock, and most attractively priced Special Sl25.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
Skirts

Made ol an extra good csmbrie
 deep dounce of fine clust tucks: beautiful Valenciennes lace insertion and edging. \ wonderfully attractie style and a garment that will give ex.- cellent service. Special Slz5.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
Princess Slips

Nainsook; fine quality: yoke and ruffe of fine grade en- brOidery edging; embroidery beading and ribbon draw string; a very pretty garment. One of the many splendid values the great sale brings. Special SIPS
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
Gowns

Cambric; excellent quality; neck round and low; yoke trim med with real linen torchon face and a dainty embroidery inser- tion; pretty neck and full flow ing sleeves. Special SIPS.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
Princess Slips

Made of an excellent quality muslin; yoke pettily trimmed with a dainty lace and ribbon;
 ruffe is very deep and hem stitched; a serviceable and pretty garment, generously cur and well made Special S100
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31

Of fine quality muslin; Heck low and round: yoke Of em- bro;dery with lace edge; draw string of ribbon. Made full: flowing sleeves. A very special bargain during this great sale. Special 75c
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
Gowns

Muslin of a good quality; neck is v shaped and trimmed with and zeal linen lace, dainty fine embroidery, cluster tucks flowing sleeves. Special s1.00.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
Gowns

Made of good quality muslin; V shaped neck; yoke of pretty butt0nhole embroidery and in seTtion ribbon draw string. Special $100
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
Gowns

Made 1G goo1 quality JAuslil, yokes tucked and embroidered with high or low neck, ruffle around neck and sleeves, gen erously cut. An attractive yet practical sort that can be ire auently rubbed without affect ing wear. Special 25c
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31

Muslin, good quality: flounce is very deep ane is made of five rows of torchon lace; enbroid- cry ruffe. Made full and of an unusual grade to sell at this price. Special S1.0O.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31

Cambric, fine quality; full cut; good wide ruffles, trimmed with a dainty lace. ribbon draw string; comparison will show them an advantageous purchase
 Special S1.00.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31

Good quality cambric; prettiIy trimmed with fine lace beading and edge around yoke. armhole edged with lace One of the specials during this great sale. SreCiai 25c
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-31
Gowns

Cambric of a very good quality. yoke is of cluster tucks and em- broidery insertion; efrsToidery edgiDg and ribbon draw string, Special S1.00
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
ne Linen Canvas, 19C

Linen Canyas, 19c.
ShrunB and ready for use: in black, n
white. and tan; n both heavy light weight. VIC
Our regular 25c quality. day - -
COat
Cut and padded ready to be the ~
of canvas haircIoth. and felt inter /Sf>
lining. Regular S1.OO quality day at.....'
The Cimarron news and Cimarron citizen. (Cimarron, Colfax County, N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-01-28

All these things did ne fight against
The constitution 30 good, while they
have done the cause Of temperance in.
reparably harm lat The most Nido.
spread damage TO the proa4n,aon party
reaching TO every pant OF the Territory
and 70 be long Remembered in he new
state, was the insuterable hatdihood
anu audaeity OF tho fakir, eharlitan
u.ounthank who dared to send his Sian.
deIs to Washington and ask for isd-
Vlai mte. ference in our territorial
lection. II took the eal,cst iudg
ment and the most persuasive influ.
enee to prevent the hcttef.headed and
rishteously indignant many, on satu4.
day night, from heaidinp tile old mis-
ereanl in mis- den and compelling nim
in the presence OF bis satellites 10 ie.
uaei bis ISLANDERS against New Mexiso
and DO apolopise for bis baseless ealun-
aies heaped upon the good people Of
this community. While this was not
done, Inc feeling remains not only here,
but throughout the territory The pso.
hibitienists are in the eatagory Of those
who must pray to be delivered from
their fool friends, but for the present
and for years to come they have been,
eliwiuat,d d from the poliSieal life Of
Now Mexieo.--Albnquerque State Dem
0crat
The Cimarron news and Cimarron citizen. (Cimarron, Colfax County, N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-01-28
Only Sixteen Thousand Votes Against Santa Fe Banner County With
Majority Of $780, San DIigua COlax Valencia and BenarHo
Follow Close With AaOifes Between One and Two Thousand
CIMARRON VOTED SOLID FOR CONSTITUTION

Last Saturday, January 2lst, viii 20
down in history as the most n,emorabl,
day in the snnal. Of New Mexico. In
cimsiron the supporters Of the eonati
tuition determined to do all in Their
power TO make it unanimous vote
in this precinct how well they succeed
ed is shown in the returns-277 FOR,
against the constitution NONE.
There was NOT as many votes ,ast
as was expected, but the main hina
was TO make it unanimous and to en-
dorse the work Of the delegate elected
from this city--Hon. Charles Springer.
Cimaron never does things by halves,
and after the conscientious work done
in the conversation by our representa-
tive it was considered a duty that was a
pleasure to endorse his work in way
that would leave no doubt in his mind
that bis work was appreciated. =
The majority for statehood and the
constitution. as a result fthe phe-
nomenal vote polled on Saturday wall
reach the unprecedented sotal ot
eighteen thousand votes, approx,
mately.
Thar the majority was landslide
and the most amazing kind Of land
slide becomes more and more evident
AS the figures come 10 from the remoter
precincts. Not only was the majority
overwhelming in it's dimensions but
the vote, considering that no caudi
dates were involved in the election was
remarkably heavy amounting close to
sfty fhouaand
Roughly sepaking, some $4,000 votes
were east il favor Of the constitution
md about i6,op0 against it, vote OF
,yer two "a one for statehood.
Santa ta-.----l..iy gives the banner
fog the constitution of 1850
San Miguel, with 500; colfax, with
,l5O; chayes, with 1900; Valencia,
yifh about l,l5O; Benalino, with
majority which will range between
400 and i,sOO an crowded Santa
'e close and set the pace. The star.
ling majority in chaves county
where Roswell carried for state
ioad with whoor was one Of the
nteresting features Of the result.
The Cimarron news and Cimarron citizen. (Cimarron, Colfax County, N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-01-28
NEW MEXICO sRD IN
PRODUCTION or WOOL
This Territory Takes High Rank
Wyoming First Montana
Second.


New Mexieo is third in the produe
ton Of wool in the grease, with TO-,
100000 pounds, ap average Of only 9
pounds TO the fleece, according to 6e.
wes just made public by the National
Association Of Wool Manufactuie the
recognized authority on the wool trade
Wyoming leads an the states in pro.
duetion Of wool in the greasc, its total
being s6,Oa1 500 pounds, an average
Of s4 pounds TO the fleece and Mon.
tana Is second, with a3,6OO,ooO pounds.
an average Of pounds to the fleece,
but the wyoming shrinkage s 80 much
higher than the Montana that Montana
ieads % securing wool production.
fexas which for many years gave
promise of beeomiAg the chief wool.
state OF the union, has been
surpassed BY Colorado Texas Is now
tenth among the states ID product on
Of wool and number Of sheep, while
Colorado is IN ninth place.
The number Of sheep in the world
pday is lO,ooO,00o less than fifteen
yeass ago while 9o,ooo,oOo people are
using wool
The Cimarron news and Cimarron citizen. (Cimarron, Colfax County, N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-01-28
MAIL CARS MUST BE
BUILT OF STEEL
House Adopts Provision to Gradually
Eliminate Wooden Equipment From
Railway Postofice Service.

Washington, Jan. 2s.-The house
Of representatives today after an ex-
tensive discussion adopted provis.
ion in the postofiiee appropriation bin
that after July !, 1916, all mail cars
used on interstate railroads shall be
of steel construction.
The debate on steel mail cars began
soon after the house met and sontinu.
ed until nearly O'Clock. The new
provision does not affect the accep-
tanee Of equipment now under con.
struetion or contracted Tor under plans
approved by the postmaster general.
This was as far as the postoflice com.
nittee desired to 60 but it was tie
sense Of the house that a definite tim,
limit as to the use of wooden ears
should be fixed. representative Mad
den Of Illinois offered the amendment
as to 1916 and it was adopted, 93 to 81.
The house also adopted commit
tee amendment providing that no
wooden mail ear shall be placed ahc,,d
Of steel car in any train.
An amendment to the postal b,ll
offered by Representative Goode Of
Iowa limiting the hours of work Of
The Cimarron news and Cimarron citizen. (Cimarron, Colfax County, N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-01-28

I ico to send the certified returns OF She
s,atehood election 10 " ashmgton III a
Die speciai ualn carrying nuAdieds o.
New mexico boosters To vase ,,p .hs
eouAt.y and waAe up Washington 10
inc Importance OF the latest scar IN me
lug.
lne suggestion that Governor Mills
ana oneia s,ad, leaders OF ali DO
niieal paIlies and tue oest known men
and boosters Al New Mexico make enc
nip with the election returns to
ashmgton in gaily decorated
sletenoOd special mas met WIN in
stant ana enthusiastic suppoit and TINS
paper makes tne paCposll.on 70 the
people o1 New Mexico touay m ordel
,nas arrangements may be started at
onee roi the tiip.
thele is something that appeals TO
every booster in the plan, 10 secuie a
olg special tIan loaded 10 tne guai DIS
w4,h New Mexicos Desl citizens ana
most representative men cover Al with
statehood banners ana give every pas
senser stack OF New mexico lteia
cure 20 spinkle over the way IRON
albuquerque TO the national capital
Win short stops at the b.g cltles,
the Statehood special would be
featured m every Dig newspaper in
the land and ITS arlval would un.
douotedly be greeted everywhere with
curious ana enthusiastic crowds OF
people. Speeches could he made Dy
Gun leading spellbnders Ell Ioute and
sac nnai aniyai OF the great statehood
majority in the national capital 10 be
submitted TO tine President Of the
nited states would be AN event her
aide, all over the United states.
he plan is big one with tremend
GUS possibilities and there is no rea-
son why 1t should not be taken Up al
once and pushed through. The re.
lgns will have been hnahy eanvassed
yy the 9th OF February aud the train
"N'N% 'ftAtN AANAANNaANhA1 hn AuthuAlt ]
February Z, taxing the main bunch |
aboard here and the rest Of the crowd
from santa re and Las Vegas and
Ration and the northern part of the
.eniiory on the way east. Delegations
rom he southern part could rendex
fous here and that there would be a
'ig den.owuation at the start off goes
Without saying. IL should not be dim.
.ult TO iud several hundred to maize
ne iiip and rates could be secured
ION the railroads as il would be
'ia stunt on every hue over winch
he special passed.
AS an advertising enterprise, 1t
would be as about the most spectacu
ar over attempted in New Mexico and
would immediately engage national at
ention which would be held during
he entire trip.
The Cimarron news and Cimarron citizen. (Cimarron, Colfax County, N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-01-28

representatives and with the an.
doubted approval of the president
there is evesy reason to believe that
New Mexico win 81 state in 4
month OF six weelo Reports from,
all over the territory show that Inc
people are celebrating with notous
enthusiasm the tremendous victory
for the progressive a,d patriotic cit
zens OF the territory after dfty y.srs
Of stubborn fighting for then rights
The size Of the majority Tor their rights
anee that there will be no doubt in
amy quarter, Of Now Mexicos feeling
on the subject OF admission to the
Union. Coupled with the positive as
surance Of Delegate AndIews tlat all
opposition has died 10 congress. and
the president 3 assurance to Secretary
JaiIa Of his endorsement, there Is
no visible obstacle in the way Of
New Mexico.
1t was signal victory for the pa
triotic citizens of New Mexico over
tie soreheads, extremists and dis
gruntled factions; who, like the story
Of the man who promised CARLOAD
~ frogs and caught can full, de
eeiyed The public by their noise
The Cimarron news and Cimarron citizen. (Cimarron, Colfax County, N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-01-28
DECOYED IN
TO TRAP
One Hundred Mexican
Federal Troops Are
Killed in Gorge

Preside, Texas, Jan. 23.-That fully
one hundred government troops were
killed IN the fght two dayp ago at
ojinaea was the report received here
toeay Il is stated that the heavy
casualty list was due to an amDuscade
a flying squadron Of retolution.
lists Is said 70 have decoyed large
force under General porantes into
trap The Insurrectos entered a mar
rev mountain gorge and the federal
troops followed. When at least two
hundred Of she pursuing troops had
entered 'he gorge deadly ire pour
ed into them from the heights a re
treat was ordered, but befme Geber-
al Dorantes men could escape, al
least hall ftheir number were killed
and others wounded
The Cimarron news and Cimarron citizen. (Cimarron, Colfax County, N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-01-28


The temperance party has received
setback from which il win not nc.
over N many yrats iutempeIance Of
talk and action, intentional violations
oi unihfulhess and decency, are re-.
latded BY the sober miuaed, level.
headed, everyday American as being
equally, or even more. replehensible as
pluiony 10 eating and excess in drink
ing. Unfortunately for the non.drink-
ine cause, through misguided zeal on
,he pait OF some overzealous mem.
hers Of the party or by their own in-
stinet for shokels--where the earcas is
there win the buzzards be gathered
together some irresponsible, black
guard fly.by-nighta we're imported or
suffered 70 drift 80 and take the lead
in the fanatical onslaught against the
constitution. The fantastic eapers they
eut before high heaven made devils
laugh and angels weep OF course,
they bad a small following whose 1eal
was ID excess OF their knowledge
which applauded the slendpfa upon the
virtue Of ew Mexico womanhood and
the false and furious onslanehss against
the pFobity ot New Moxieo manhood.