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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-04-03
Sensational Revelations Immi-
nent and Amy of SIeuthS
Still Patrol the Meadow
City,
ARMED POSSE ON QUIET
TRIP IN AUTOMOBILE
Town BristIeS With Guns and
Rumors Fly Thick and Fast
True Story Ripe to Break Any
Time.
Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journall

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Las Vegas, n. NJ, April with
public excitement at high tension
all over the city. tho net laid by the
small army of detectives. which have
been busy in Las Vegas for the past
two days, is drawing tighter and
every passing hour bring closer the
revelation of the astounding true
story of one Of the most sensationally
daring plots ever conceived and car
ried out Whether the kidnapping
had any more real victims than the
wealthy man out OF whose pocket "
was expected the $4,000 ransom
would come is the question which IL
being quietly discussed and there are
some who are said to believe that the
whole matter Will simmer down TO a
private and amicable compromise
with the astounding possibility that
| no arrests will finally be made. on the
other hand it is generally thought
| that arrests are inevitable In the near
| future and the exposure OF the true
| inwardness of the kidnapping will
| occur soon.
In any event. the city Is bristllng
with armed officers, including Cap
tain Fornoff, Lieutenant Collier,
members Rusk and Sena and others OF
| the mounted police, with detectives
| from Denver and Santa Fe. secret
service operatives. all busy as bees
and uncommunicative as wooden
| images Judge Waldo. former chief
| Justice of New Mexico, and one of the
best known and wealthlcst men In the
! territory, grandfather of the kid
naped' child, Is a very busy man and
his shrewdness VIII likely be of con.
siderable Importance in getting at the
| truth of the episode. Several persons
! II Is known, have been carefully
sliadoWed by detectives for forty-eight
hours: 1t is absolutely certain that tho
| culprits are IN Las Vegas; IL Is a mat
ter of fumor that efforts are being
made In certain quarters to shield
! them and effect a compromise, ana
| the outcome is being awaited with the
most excitement known for years in
| Las Vegas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-04-03
UNCLE or FRANCISCO
MADERO UNDER ARREST.

Ieredo, Tex. April 2--Mexican
Officers early today arrested Saliva
,lofe Madero, an uncle of Francisco
Madero. rebel leader of the insurrec
tos, when he arrived at Nucva Lare-
do enroute to Monterey to visit his
sick father He was placed in jail
incommunicado. Mexican officials
will not state on what charge Madero
is held.
Evariste Madero, the sick man. Is
the father of Francisco l. Madero and
grandfather of Francisco |. Madero,
Jr., the insurrecto leader now operat-
ing In the state of Chihuahua. 1t
was while on his way to visit Don
Evarste, who is suffering from pneu-
monia, that Salvatore Madero was
arrested.
Don Salvatore left here early this
morning by rail from Nuevo Laredo.
No sooner had he reached Mexican
soil than he was taken from the train
and placed in close confinement.
While the Mexican officials refuse to
state the specific charge against Don
Salvador, 1t is known that the act
of the officials was one of precau-
ton 1t was learned from a govern
ment source in Laredo this afternoon
that Francisco Madero, Sr, and his
son Alfonso Madero who for some
days have been in San Antnio, had
departed. ostensibly for FL Paso.
Ever since the receipt of the news
of the departure OF the Maderos, the
Mexican officers have been on the
alert in order to exercise a close sur
veillance over their movements.
Salvatore Madero will be held in
communicate until Monday. or Tues
day. when a complete inquiry into his
motives in entering Mexico will be
made. If upon Investigation It Is
found that his sole object is to visit
his sick father, in Monterey, he will
be released. but will be kept under
strict surveillance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-04-03
WAR 'SUSELESSNE:SS
THEME Of ADDRESS
BY De CONSTANT
Eminent French Senator Ad-
voCate of International Peace,
Points Out WastefuI Human
Sacrifice,

By Morning IourhHi Spt'ihi itdNfu NhtI
san Francisco, April 2.-The use
lessness Of war. with the conflicts be-
tween France and hussla as the par
ticular illustration, was preached here
tonight in the First Congregational
church by Raron Estournelles dc
Constant, the eminent French senator
who has been speaking throughout
the United states for international
peace. II was his first address In
English In this city, and was listened
to by large audience.
He said In part:
without discussing recent wars,
but merely those that have taken
place between France and Russia. we
may be said to have lived through "A
chapter Qf history which will he writ
ten one " these day under the title
that enlightened patriotism would
give Il useless wars In less than a
century, French armies have carried
war into Russia first 10 Moscow and
then 10 the Crimoa, Neither of those
wars has been taken TO heart and re-
membered by the Russian people. and
they have not held France respon-
eible. Neither at Moscow In Napol-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-04-03
BUTTON W0RKERS'STRIKE
PUNCTUATED BY BOMBS

Muscatine Ia. April 2. Three
bombs were thrown early today at
the homes OF button workers who
have taken the places of some OF the
5000 button factory workers who
have been on strike for Ave weeks.
No one was hurt. but the houses were
damaged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-04-03

and their guests drank heavily and
late in the night the insurreeto camp
was pitched in n grove near town. Ne
rebel CENTRES were out when the
federals attacked and few Of the reb-
els had their guns, They fled toward
the town.
Among the rebel dead are Captains
Francisco and Jose Poritillo, brothers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-04-03

country to a worse condition than
formerly"
DR. Gomez admitted tonight that
the peace proposals which he had dis
cussed with Senior Limantour, minis
ter of finance, in New York recently
had not reached Francisco I. Madero,
the rebel chief, and that to his
knowledge, Madero was ignorant of
the peace talk current within the
last week.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-05
9lmsIdnoiid)e Na@ri@teu,

Sunghina TN 2onhon. Jn
bsm .2OnDon Wagaaine1 ihiIoert
permonnS6sffauer einen 0efuh bel
ben In 2Onbon iih onfbalienben SUNG.
hinefen, Die ibrsn, trot mon6erlei Rss
formen nod INNER re6t briidenbsn
beimotblihen gerbdltniHen entflokn
iinb. nm in benz nlttn QnHbe ertrbier
poliiif9tr Greibsit an btr Qerbeifiibs
rune beFersr 1aoe fir ibr DdterlGnb
.witjantrseu. 06eifassr hss ~ 8s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-05
Mauoslnbe 3eiden ibres arbens.
iuauDeis.

Gas iinh bic 2e,ie NIT ben iief lite.
aenoen angeil, Dem bngeren, gelben
Beiitlt nno Dem idDleppenheH Gang,
oenem 2ersflopfen. SdlpinoeInni1ile.
AppetitIoiigteii, idlled)ier @efHmnR
i'm WhiHoe. gerIiop'iius unb iUfiitige
Neroourngsitorunaen itiinbIih angel.
aen. Dab tie ourrh llebergennB Der sc.
bensfrsuosn oDer nbsr burh lleb<rnrs
bcliung a'iogen itno 1eber riiinirt hn.
ben. Sier tbut, mos inirner Dos Gtd.
blum br arnntbeit HI, boloiee GiiIie
moth. liib slpar bic ein5lp iinere &iilie
Der fir Neien 8tped befonbers 0ube-
reitgten Gt. Bernard Qrditerpillen.
- GentA 9Qs Mpost4esl .. q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-05

ibn Dor 5bnsu nah ieinsr Wsinuu8
frdsen." Is mar mir tpie cine Grid
Iuns. ais Staur itnn nah ben sriien
gBor;sn iibtr nis'es Ihema aiisrisf:
n4bsr 6err GarnaIbo, ih ipolltt, odB
alle 1bsoter folthe S3eue ipislten rpis
oisis. Die airhsufstue unteroriiden.
gier tpiiroe 10 ettpus oeriangen!" ~
msins Sahe ipdr gelponnsn. gldnie
tam dui biefs Anatlegenh:it nidt mehr
suriid. 60 ipuroe ois air6enistHs bes
.5nu't" nit 0tnshmignng Der airte
auf1efiibri, nndpem Der Ulini'ter bate
pdpiiIihsr iein molten aIs Der pap't.
Chiffon, oer SpaBoogel. |.
gBis man psib, bsfinoet iin Ihomas
". goiion auf elmer Guroporeiie. bic
ibn aud mad Berlin fiibren friro. sins
Idblih oiefss beporftsbtnosn gsiuHss
peroffsntIiht nun Or. e. 4oIben in
Der rRationalz 3eitung" aiisrhoHD Ers
inn.rungsn On Die 3sit (1S88-92),
hr sr ais anee'telI'er Der Goiion Was
dine g8orts uub Wsitarbeiter Des gro.
Ben erfrnbers gsIeesnbeit bate. bic
psri0nIihtsit Oes eenialtn Wannes
eenduer fenusn su lernea. GoiIon. 10
srS1bIt er IL. a., mar cine beit.re Has
tur; er iiebte es, niht MIR ielber CUTE
uno it3lehts WiBe 3u MAIDEN. fonoern
insbei0nbers. itf iolhe srSobien Su
laiIsn. usbtr einen auffissr tpnnte er
Dor Jreuoe formlih aus benz 5dus6en
a,rntbsn unb mar i'm Gtanbe. pierteI4
itun9nlang iibsr einsn lpnblgsraibutn
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9.reniisen bsreiteten ibm bic Barren.
ipeIhe er ibn nuafraeenoen 3eiiuHgss
ReporierR oiiFHncen tonnte. Gr liebte
IS, ibnen fhcr3peiie trafie 3utuHftss
pbnniaiitn iiber bic tpsittragenot Be-
beutung Der Htiuliate ieiner StuoieH
su er3oblen; iie festen oann, n,cbrs es
gu abnsn. ME Il. eerarrt ipuroen. IN.
slaubIihs Rde5ridltsn pon gDiions
glanen in bic Welt. iyrtilif lpur6en
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naheren Sdhlugs BON erHl'sn J1dgss
nciien off nit bebsntlidem aopiihii.s
teln aufgsnoinusn. go lit Is su srs
,Idrsn, bab ois Ibitisi.it GDiicns.
bieies gsbiegenfn. ernitsn unb eriahrss
nen 5ori6srs. pielfdh BON Der Jnh.
lpslt mibDerfnnosn ipurbs, unb ouB
man feline 4rbeiten, Ramsntlih In otr
oeutfhen GieIebrtsnptli, fcgor nitt
sruit nshnsn mpfie unb Iis tine 3tit
Iang nit einer sstpifi.n Geringfhdss
ung. als eine art amerifnniihsn 6ums
bugs bstrohieie- Chiffon felbft bat
iiber itine 4rbsisen birstt rliemnls
Wlittbsilaneen ptrFnbt uno pub!i5iri;
er ipubie pobl 1ls Wl1nn Der 9bat
feins Shun In bic Wirilihieit umsns
iegen. aud bic Ibeorie unb nantntlih
oas Experiment bisrfiir nussuniiBsn.
nber er mar i'm StanDt. bic GrgtbniHe
fsiner Jorftunstn tteortiiih su bts
bonbeln cher biefslbeH In einer 10
iuunberbor sinfohen. ilaren. tpiHens
ihafifihen iycrm niepsrsufhrsiben
ipis Der ereb, engliihe fJcrff,sr 5cro.
ban. Der Gntbeftr Der elstiroonndmis
f6sn Jnoutiion unb ihrsr Gslsbe, bee
slsifh Goifon sin autoniba.i mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-05

Gro BE % efrauoattou. Ius
Reuios miro beridtet: Die 4oIi3et
bat benaaiIisrer Der ierbiih.n literaris
ihen 8eieQidaft .Dlatica Srpsfa"
&o3ar &. Wanollopits mad fur3em
8erbor in Sat- genonlnen. Ter Era.
Observation-Disclosures GrpBtopics unb
Der RehtsfonIulent Der 8eiealdait
StrubilOpics tonitatirten eelsgsntli6
etner Dorgeuomnlenen SfontrirlinG
oob 100000 aronen feblen. @tanoj-
lootts geItano, Dap bas 8elo er I'M.
teriflagen babe. Ter 6aQ erregt in
Der Staot groBes 4ufieben, oa W2a.
nojIopits, Der 36 Sabre alt, perheiro.
tibet uno Jnnilienpater iii, OILS permo.
geno galt. gr beiaB elm 8ut, ein ltof.
bobes Snu5 uno bate iein eigenes
MutomobiI.
8elisce pbne 8olfsi d II.
le 3ie 8olf5ihule III gellsce, Die
bisber ben Gborafter elmer pripaten
ShuIe trug uno bon Den garonen
8utmann be 8eIie ct gelisce erbol.
ten tpuros, iinb bisies oSdbr nitt ipisz
Der eroffnet iperoen. Tie 8emein6e
BalpoOo bat Der sSirma g. s. @ut.
mann III Belisee etne aommundIlteu.
er bon Iabrlih 1000 &roneu porae.
'6rieben unb oieier unitano, peran.
laBte Die gellanute sirmn 5u Der CIR,
flarung bob iie Die pripate Bolts.
ihule III gelisee nift Deiter unter.
balten tpoQe 9tunrnebr mare es
4flidt Der 8emeilloe 8aIpopo in
gelIsee cine Shule 5u erboIten, bod
tDla bieie oapon ni6ts ipiiIen, mas
5ur Solge bat, oaB gelisce porldlifig
obne Sdule bleiben miro. Die Mn.
gelessNbeit befinbet Ii6 iibrigens BEL
Oct 81 oesresirung Don mo bic leet.
iniransi se enti6eio.tna taaIjh per.
!. ablangcn senrI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-05
Mrs. B. YAEGER,

esefir nssnas. 2snssss. dsaduxssL @.
3Gsis 30 Gents auo harkser.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27
W { 7 L COLUMN
MRS. 4. X. BEkEFIelD. Editor.
The Curse Nav Fall Upon You.

Men, please read this article
ard think e it. Insanity i. in.
creasing in our State aud if you
continue to drink the foul stuff
that is sold to you in saloons and
shipped to you by brewers the
awful curse OF insanity may fall
upon you Now l will give you
what learned doctors have recently
said Of alcohol:
On the night of Friday. Dec.
%, meeting was held in the
Academy of Medicine Auditorium
of New York city for the purpose
of inaugurating a campaign agalns;
i sanity in the state
Among those present were many
of the worlds greatest experts on
insanity, its causes and prevention
1t was stated with the concur.
renee Of al the doctors present.
that the most important of all the
causes of insanity was alcohol, the
doctors seemed to assume that
everybody knew that
The reason for the beginning of
the campaign in New York state,
is that in the last twenty years the
population has increased AZ per
cent, while the number OF insane
persons in the state has increased
more than twice as fast. The
number Of insane has been in
creasing faster than the popuIa-
ton for number Of years, and
the great men Of the common
wealth have been trying to look
ahead to realize what must come
to the state unless this percentage
Of lunatics is cut down and how,
if at all, the number may be de-
creased
DR.. Albert Warren Ferris, Presi.
dent Of the State Commissioners
IN Iunacy, after stating that there
IL one crazy person now to every
2S9 sane persons in New York
state, went on to consider the
the causes Of insanity.
1t is a popular mistake that ex.
element, worry, straining the
nerves and melancholia is the
most frequent causes Of insanity,
DR.. Ferris said that far ahead Of
all other causes was alcohol it Is
responsible for nearly 80 per cent
of the insanity. As to whether or
not alcohol was food, there was
still discussion among doctors, he
went OH, but as 10 its being n pois-
on, no one denied that A little
of it was a little poison, much of it
greater poison, but always it was
at work on the system of the user;
breaking down and vitiating the
best brain along with other parts
of the body
Continued next week.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27
JEFFERSON, TEXAS FRIDAY. JANUARY o. 1911

"Whle the purpose of my work is
70 attempt to place the control of the
most favorably situated ore lands in
the hands Of people who would be in
clined to develop the proposition to
the fullest possible extent, feel that
the antagonism of the United States
Steel Corporation, as we'll as the inde-
pendent manufacturers, is liable To
make itself felt at any time unlese care
is taken to keep entirely clear of their
friendly financial interests, which
would Of course be very hard to control
under the conditions now prevailing in
the East. The only sure way to avoid
such a contingency would be to raise
the necessary capital within the state
of Texas itself or in some of the Euro
pean financial centers. AS | read in
the papers that Texas will invest more
than $50 900, 600 in automobiles during
the coming year, am of the opinion
that there should be little difficulty in
securing the capital as same may be
required for the gradual development
Of this proposition which will enable
people to manufacture every variety Of
tool, machinery and equipment, includ.
ing automobiles, in factories Of their
own.
81 note that Mr.. Workman, who has
had considerable experience at sthe
state furnace, will be member of your
Off family when you become GOV
ernor | would suggest that you dis
cuss the matter with him, and if you
conclude that there is any possibility
of being able to finance the proposition
locally, | will suspend my present ne
gotiatons in the East and 60 to Austin
for personal interview"
Mr.. Workman will become railroad
commissioner The iron industry at
Rusk will be in the hands Of the pen-
Tertiary commi ssioners, all of whom
have expressed desire to fully inves-
tigate and give it a fair chance.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27

No more application blanks for
the co operative fertilizer expert
ments between the farmers of the
State and the Chemical division Of
the Texas Agricu lural Experiment
Station at A. e. NJ College of Tex
as will be cent out. Over 20 ap
plicatlons have been accepted and
when the blanks already sent out
are filed n and returned, the mum
Der of experiments that can be un-
dertaken may be exceeded DR. G.
S Traps, state chemist, would like
to place one OF these experiments
with every farmer in the state who
would like to conduct one, but the
means at his disposal are limited,
and number of applicants are
disappointed every year, because
be does not have sufficient feftil-
izers.
A bulletin is in preparation Civ
ing the results of three years test
which have been made in three
cooperative experiments 1t will
however, be several months before
the bulletin can be put out. Thou
the past three seasons have been
very dry and number Of export
ments were failures and many in
jured by the drought, yet the re-
suits that have been reported are
interesting and valuable both from
a practical and scientific stand
point, DR. Traps emphasizes the
fact that these experiments are not
demonstrations to show methods
already approved but are expert.
ments to find what fertilizers are
needed. The fact that many Of
these experiments have been carrid
out by the same men for two or
three years is evidence that they
have been found to be of practical
value
The funds provided for the work
are limited and therefore the ex-
periments must bs limited unles8
there be some movement inaugu-
rated by the Fertilizer manufao-
ers which will provide fertilizer
enough to supply all farmers who
desire to co-operate in the yalua-
BILE work of research and expert.
ment,
Best Eupion Oil, nc per
gallon, at Gillespie's 5.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27
Continued next week }
Solves u Deep Mystery

Il want TO thank you from the bot
tom of my heart" wrote Is RAIDER of
Lewisburg w. Va, "for the wonderful
double benefit got from Electric Bit
ters in curing me Of both v severe case
Of stomach trouble and rheumatism,
from which | had been an almost help
less sufferer for ten years; II suited my
case as though made specially for me "
For dyspepsia. Indigestion, jaundice,
and to rid the system of kidney poisons
that cause rheumatism Electric BitteIs
/ as no equal. Every bottle is guaran-
teed to satisfy. Only 50C. at Sedberrys
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27

The young man with little means
should never buy poor land
Leave that to the men who are
able to spend money in its i'm
provement A poor man with
land is badly handicapped. Bet.
ter pay 800 an acre for ten acres
of rich land near market that $40
an acre for 100 acres away back in
the woods and thin nd.-W. r.
Massey, in Starkville (Miss.) Pro-
gressive Farmer.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27
Old Soldier Tortured.

For years ! suffered unspeakabIe
torture from indigestion, constipation
and liver trouble" wrote A X Smith,
war veteran at Era Pa. "but Or Kings
New Life Pills fixed me ali right, they
are simply great" Try them for stom-
ach, liver or kidney troubl. Only 25c
at Sedberrys
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27
Daadrnf and Itching
Scalp Yield TO
This Treatment

Why experiment trying to drive the
dandruti germ from underneath the
skin with greasy lotions or fancy hair
dressing when the Peoples Drug Store
will guarantee Xemo and Xemo Soap to
entirely rid the scaly of the germ life
that causes the trouble?
Iemo and Homo Soap can be obtain
ed in any city or town in America and
are recognized the best and most eco
nomical treatment for all affections OF
the skin or scalp whethet on infant OF
grown person. One shampoo with
Iemo Soap and Application Of Iemo will
stop itching and cleanse the scalp OF
dandruil and scurf.
Weinvite you to try Zemo and Zemo
Soap and if not entirely satisfied We
will refund your money,
Sold by W. j. Sedberry. 3
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27

A plan is about to be effected
with the State of Chihapas Mexi-
co, for the establishment Of Span.
ish immigrants on tract of land
comprising over 25O 600 acres of
heretofore unoccnpied and uncul-
tivated lands
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27

Do you know that fully nine out of
every ten cases of rheumatism are sim
ply rheumatism of the muscles due to
cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism,
and require no informal treatment at
all. Apply Chamberlain Liniment
freely and see how quick it gives relief.
Sold by all dealers.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27

England has $50 young Chinese
students, attending universities,
medical schools and engineering
China Is becoming westernized and
railroads are being constructed all
over the empire, Newspapers and
schools are TO be found IN all the
cities and many towns
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27

The importance of fine stock
show in stimulating farmers to raise
good stock is never now disputed
The fat stock show at Fort Worth
and the fairs at Dallas and San
Antonio, are worth millions to the
state of Texas in giving US better
stock, The exhibition of the Ma
tional Feeders and Breeders Show
at Fort Worth, which Is held in
March every year; this year March
l3 to l8-brings together the finest
cattle, horses, hogs and sheep in
the u S and is consideredthe best
show Of such animals in the United
States, except the International at
Chicago At the next show S25,
900 will be paid in cash premiums
to the exhibitors of winners, and a
great number of special prizes and
gold and silver trophies are also
offered
The great value OF such shows
lies in not what the breeders may
win, but in the instruction that
the average farmer gains by visit
ing them aud seeing the fine stock
there, for but few farmers go away
without making up their minds
that that they can and will raise
better farm animals hereafter
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27

PHILIPPINE hardwoods are to be
used in constructing the tomb of
the late emperor Of China. For the
pillars giant trees will be taken
from the Mindonao forests, some
being GO feet long and four feet in
diameter,
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27

A system regulator IL a medicine that
strengthens and stimulates the liver,
kidneys, stomach and bowels PIick
ly Ash Bitters is "A superior syslem
regulator, 1t drives ont all unhealthy
conditions, promotes activity Of body
and brain, restores good appetite, sound
sleep and cheerful spirits, W, j sed-
berry, agent.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27

China has established prepare
tory schools for students intended
to be sent to the u. s. for college
education under agreement under
which the United States refunded
part of the Boxer indemnity
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27

During the moose-hunting sea-
son in Nova Scotia, which ended
Dec. Is last, the number killed
was 46i against i05 in 1909,
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27
Eczema, Rlngworms

tetter, ehspped hands, lips. boils, sores
and all skin diseases are quickly cured
blythe use of DR. Bells Antiseptic Salve.
2oc box at all dealers; a creamy, snow
white ointment
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27

A farmer on the river north of
Clarksville struck strong flow Of
gas at a depth of $50 feet, while
boring for water.-Petty Enter.
prise.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27
He Never GOT His Money

back. sulhcrlund's Eagle Eye Salvc
cured his eyes and ho did not want 1t.
Painless aud harmless. % cents ut all
dealers
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-01-27

The giant share 0f coffee con.
sumption 10 1908 fl. 90 the Uni
ted ~tats.. which amounted to BIS
600 tons. against 2i~ no tons the
year be.Ht. Germany consumed
$4,000 tu. Eueauj lOl. 2UOtons
aud Franc. 5000