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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
Beware Of 0intments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury
q q q
ONE CHANCE LEFT.

a. mercury win hurely deslfoy tho
sense Of smell and completely de-
range fhe whole system when entering
Il through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputabis phy-
siclant, AZ the damage they win do
Is ten fold 10 the good you can pos
sibly derive from them. tiBlls Cat-
orrh Cure. manufactured by ~ J..
Cheney a CO., Toledo. o., contains no
mercury. and is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and muc-
Gus surfaces of the system. In buy
Ing Halls catarfh cure DO sure you
set the genuine. II II taken inter-
nally and made IN Toledo. Ohio, BY
r. j. Cheney a Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Drdsgials. Price qgc per
bottle.
Take Halls TamIiy Pulls Coz eonst-
pauOn,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
ROAD CLEARED By
USE or DYNAMITE
Enterprising Citizens Blow
Immense Boulder Out Of En-.
trance to Bear Canyon With
Giant Powder.

AZ result OF the enterprise OF a
number Of Albuquerque citizens, a
considerable service has been render
ed the pleasure seekers of Albuquer-
cue who frequent the wiids OF Bear
Canyon In the SHndiR In the summer
season. Yesterday party OF good
road boosters who befleve In works
% we'll as faith went 0ut 20 The can
yon and By the liberal use of dynamite
removed from the mouth OF the can
yOn 9 huge boulder which has made
Il almost Impossible for vehicles 10
get into the canyon. The party con-
sisted Of John w Fredericks. Guslaye
Arthur and Henry Weslerield and
Frank Quinn. the latter New Mexico
representative for the Dupont Powder
company. The dynamitors had no
drills aad after trying several times
20 blow up the boulder with the down.
ward force os the giant powder with
'mudcapsN they took twelve pounds
OF the explosive and put a clear an
der the rock, blowing Il fifteen feet up
the hillside "'lt sounded like the
whole Sandia range was falling
down said Henry Westerfeld THIS
morning, Tho party then filled up the
gaping hole In the roadway where the
boulder haa lain. The gentlemen are
entitled 70 and Will get the sincere
thanks OF the public, especially the
picnicking public for their very pub
llc spirited action. i
The Bear Canyon season may be
said 70 have started yesterday, others
beside the party mentioned In the
canyon being Attorney Francis Il.
Wood and q bunch Of boys, and DR..
D. e. Wilson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
FINISHING TOUCHES
NOW BEING PUT ON
NEW 7. W. G. A. HOME

The Y. ". G. A. boarding horne on
South Third street d the scene OF
busy activity these days. Carpenters
are al work IN the back yard building
a coal shed, while paper hangers and
painters are hIaY IN the interior.
Within a week the work win be fin
ished and the home VIII be new With
In os well as without
All this activity. however. does not
hinder the regular association work
and each committee ls' busy with ita
own department. A Bible ciaEs for
glrls and young women has recently
been oreauixed with Miss stone as
leader. This class meets on Monday
EVENINGS az 7:a0 and is studying John.
BY means Of on outline. mrs Rum
vans class, composed Of ladies Of tho
city, meets on Monday afternoon az
a:s0. Mrs RunyaD Is q woman with
wide experience as Bible teacher. and
her CLASSES are always interesting, in
structlye and we'll attended.
Ia the home, breakfast d served
each day az 1;t5 D. ~. nnch az AZ
noon and dinner az e:ib p. M. a
Specially Is made OF the evening din
ncrs There seems 20 be a mistaken
impression that meals are served only
10 those IN the home and 20 reguiar
boardors. Translents and guests are
always welcome; however, u is best
20 telephone Ia advance in order that
q place may BE- reserved.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

Grand Junction. Cello. April 23..-
Champ Clark was indorsed ~ irm
choice for the Democratic presidential
nomination. and Woodrow Wilson az
second choice at tho Mesa county
Democratic convention here yaster-
day.
Samuel y. Wheeler OF this ely, was
Endorsed for the SUPERNATURAL R3au-
nation. twenty-five delegates 70 me
state convention at Colorado springs
were named. A motion 20 invite Cow
ernor shafrogh to slt with the Mesa
county delegation az the state con-
voniion was introduced.
This motion, however. Immediately
was amended 10 invite Mayor Robert
W. speor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

washington. April 2s.--A bin 20
provide medals ~ honor for Captain
A. n. Rosiran and Inc officers ana
crew Of the Cunard line Carpathla.
was Introduced IN the house yesicr-
day by Representative Francis Of
ohio
II would appropriate $1,000 and IN
airue the director 81 the mint 10
strike on n suitable medal 20 com
momOrate their hernlsm IN rcsculng
the sltaulc's survivors
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
ARTEsIA OIL FIELD
WILL BE DEVELOPED


Especial Corresponaenrn a. rnn uarnlll
Arlesla, ~ 81, Api1 26--I'hat COM
plete tests of the Aftesia oil field
possibilities viii Do made at once Ia
now assured Tho firm Of Sporry and
Luklns has been backed by heavy out
side capital and leases are now being
secured on land adjacent 10 the spot
where che deep wells viii 30 drilled.
There - every reason 20 believe that
There - a permanent supply OF Oh
thorough one.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

Il - rather interesting 10 read the
following from a Republican news
paper, the silver City Enterprise:
"Governor Mcdonald Is showing him
self to be broad.saugod man with
ideas distinctly his own ana not faint
ed nor narrowed ~ par,iuanship. He
has politely but firmly told the DEM
ocratlc bosses to so hang. and Is fol-
lowing his own inelinations and opln-
ions regarding appointments and
other executive matters. he does not
believe In logislatlve interference but
recently gave out an interview In
which no says that party politics and
advantage should and must be forgot
ten IN the passage OF good laws and
that he stands ready TO DO his part
az all timea This IL a patriotic atsi-
tude ana will not lose the governor
any friends. We need party politics
all right, but We need some good laws
worse than anything"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
RAPID PROGRESS ON
BUILDING
We;!ler, Benjamin Structure
Has Frame and Front Fin
ished and Completion viii
Be Matter Of Short Time.

The workmen oa the handsome new
Weller and benjamin building on
Vest Central avenue noxt 70 the
lrlsaFrl building are maklng rapid
PROCESS On what win Do ono OF the
handsome business structure la the
city. The fame has been completed
and The font which Is faced with
a handsome gray brick. ig finished
while the interior finishing work Is
going ahead with dispatch The new
building By Filling IN The only gap
on the north side of Central ayonue
ln that block between Third and
Fourth streets has greatly improved
the appearance of che district Us
completion Is TO be a matter OF only
a short time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
a ouAnTnn CENTrnY.

Before the Public, over nye million
samples given away each year. The
constant and Increasing sales from
samples. proves the genulne merit Of
Aliens ot-Ease. the nntlaeptic
powder 10 be shaken into tho shoes for
Corns. nuniona, Aching, swollen,
Moist Tender feet Sold everywhere,
csc sample FREE Address. A. ..
Oimsied. Leroy, n. Y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23


THE FIRST ALFALFA BONNET
rs RIPE.
q u 81
ONE CHANCE LEFT.
To siii tho presidential chasr
am no candidate;
have no n0strum new or rare
To save an aillng state;
The world upon my slraining back
Its burden does not rest:
Against fierce focmnn no attack
Goes on at my hehest.
No worid-oid problem have I solved
And stayed the march OF need;
Nor yet 20 date have I evolved
a new, soul stirring creed.
Best sellers do not bear my name
Aad bring me wealth the while:
! have not won my BIZ OF fame
In some accepted style.
Yet am stlil content to keep
The tenor OF my way:
! live and work and eat and sicop--
The same old round each day;
II famous now ] fail TO be.
This much Is passing true.
Posteriiy may honor me
For what I did rot dol
ATLANTA Journal.
. q q
THE GTGGLIN0 girl graduate will
be with us anon.
SOME MEN are born TO the purple
and some to the blues.
y q q
THE AVERAGE woman Is much
given 90 reflectiOn--in mirrors.
q . q
THE MEXICAN dollar viii soon
look like thirty cents II this con-
tinues.
d o o
THERE ARE SOME grotesque po-
iitlcal family resemblances OF Lincoln
these days
THE HAT has superseded the old
fashioned castor that they used to shy
into the ring,
q o %
IF THERE WE'RE anything IN a
name his full appellation might be
o o o
YOU'LL HAVE 70 give II TO Las
Vegas-shs has landed her place IN
tina big headlines 80. aa~o
% o q
AT LEAST WE may be sure there
Is no combine between the weather
man and the lceman.
y . .
THE FROST. the frost. the beauti-
ful frost--iet as have no more OF II.
Enuf Il too much Of anything.
MAKES NO DIFFERENCE how
good cook she Is. a mans wife
never gots any Of the credit when he
asks the blessing.
q o d
THE HON. WOODROW WILSON.
Of New Jersey. r. alleged
to have lost quite a bunch Of delegates
along with those stolen papers.
. . q
DIR. WILEY has been offered
l12, 900 a year 10 work In - New York
grocery store. We trust Il was some
thing better than delivery boy.
y q y
THAT PERSON down in Mexico
named oroxco apparently changed hts
mind about the match after carefully
sizing up his Opponent. Uncle Samuel
~ q q
BACK AMONG the purely personal
and the interest 70 women you can
SELL occasionally discover that the
TurcO-flaiian war Is atill la progress.
o b ~
IMPORTS OF potatoes have in-I
creased while diamond imports have
fallen Off. We really need the po-
o o y
TERRIBLE TEDDY OF the political
prize ring took q short rest Ia Louis
vile during his southern speech
tour. II might have been
shorter had Marso Hennery been At
home.
WE BELIEVE that King Solomon
Of Biblical fame admitted that when
he asserted that an men were liars
he spoke la haste. A. an Anauias
club recruitor he was not In the same
rlass with Theodore.
o q q
WE DETECT a note OF experience
IN the plant OF a contemporary that
Il heats ali how lightly a woman can
sleep when she Ia waiting for her
husband &c come home late, and how
soundiy she slumbors when he IL
walking the floor With the baby o.
he toothache.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

columbus, o.. April 28.~Govornor
Harmon left last niahi for Dallas.
Iesas whore he will stump the state
tnf coming week. Acc riding 90 the
pHna announced, no spcecacs WA be-
- Dc In any other state in che week.
Governor Harmon exnecia 90 mako
eitween nfteen and twenty speeches.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

II Is said that pocket telephones are
in general use in Berlin. There are
many possibilities In a device OF this
kind, not the least OF which is the
one thai bores may converse at length
with themselves without interfering
with the comfort and peace OF mind
OF other persona
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
AIanr NIerlnn ncfnrees.

laredo, Tex. April 22,-North
bound trains today and yesterday
brought 500 Americans from Mexico.
One hundred OF these were railroad
men and their families. other rail-
read men are reported lei ing hy
steamer from Vera Cruz.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

II suffered hsbltually from consti-
patton. Deans ReFnleis relieved and
strengthened the bowels 10 that they
have been regular ever since. "A. -.
Davis, grocer sulphur springs, Tex
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

IL Is a painful thought when you
come to consider that at least 600
eager applicants for New Mexico post
masserships are doomed 70 disappoint-
ment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

II the candidacy OF Champ Clark
should begin 60 look really threaten
Ing It Is 70 be presumed that Canada
win begin the erection OF Notifications
along the frontier.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

Careful investigation has failed 10
locate any definite rumors that Al
derman Thomas Iaherwood has any
well defined intention OF rssisnine hts
seat in the city council.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
qnn rAxATioN SYSTEM.

The Importance of wise and iuM
foalalrHon Ia REGARD 20 ihe TAXATION
egalem of tbs State 81 New MeHico
y beeeming more and more geneFaily
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

Health 90 the foundation Of an good
looks. The wiao woman realizes this
and takes precautions TO prosei so her
health and strength through the pe.
Rod Of child bearing. She remains
pretty mother by avoiding as far as
possible tho suffering spd dangers Of
such occasions. This every woman
may do through the use OF Mothers
Friend, remedy that has been 80 long
IN use, and accomplished 30 much
good. that Il 10 IN no sense an expert
ment, but a preparation which always
produces the best results. Il Is for
external application and 80 penetrating
IN ita nature as 10 thoroughly Intricate
every muscle. nerve and tendon In.
volvod during the period before baby
comes. Il aids nature BY expanding
the skin and tissues. relieves tender
ness and soreness, and perfectly pre-.
pares the system for natural and safo
motherhood. Mothers Friend has been
used and endorsed BY thousands az
mothers, and lta use win prove q COM
i . any ~ woman SsR'H i O11otf)QEA
, ,..,.ss { M on ES1OaVo
drug stores. Write for lreo hook for
expociant mothers. which contains
much valuable information.
oAADFlELD REGULATOR CO.. Asl.uts. Ga.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

cheapeat accident insurancc--Dr.
Thomas Eclectic OH Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
sell e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

fort ana bon0nt
10 any woman DC
need OF such q
remedy. Mothers
Friend is sold AZ
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23
nell rno Den e%ntle9cinten WeIttbeilen
-<N--
n1ooerne Robinione.

Cine Mrt 8obinionleben, nllr nifi
10 iopllii6, mnbten Is Somburoer
Sbiffbrii6i9e auf elmer unmirtbli.
den Selicniniel SelierIonos on ser
nmerifaniiden Siioipise iiibren, mad.
Dem iDr Sdiff, Die Samburaer gier.
maitborfe Sbefla Der 9ieeoerei s..
S. $. SienerS II. 60. nilf benz @coe
llad) 8alparaiio in Ser 2crnoire.
StraBe rettungslos ~geItrancet mar.
Die Seute famen atn 10. Sftober
D. s., nadoem lie pom 10. Sui bis
SIM z. September alif iener Sniel I'm.
ter ben biiriti9iten @erbGItniiien ae.
lebt batten, nit Dem aosmosoompfer
Rbooopis in Sombilrg an un6 0aben
iiber lire grlebniile cine nGbere Sdil.
berung. sic Ieien ii6 mie elm Ga.
pitel alts einem abenteuerlihen see.
&oman. als Ole oSbeflo" ON 9.
Slli nadts geitronOet mar lrno oie
See iammtlide &ettltngsboote ser.
idIagen batte, mitBte Die aus benz Gn.
pitan Weper unb 80 Wonn ~beitebenoe
gelabung Die fur6ibore Sturmnadt
in benOeaiten oes Segiers ber6rinaen.
SIN @rauen bes n16iten Woraeus
belt man llmihan rad1 elmer get.
tlnesmoglidlfeit, olIein bon elmer iol.
den mar neit itn6 brett nihts All emf.
hefelt, unb 10 entidloB man iih oenn
bel ettpas berubigtem @etter Srt Dem
WagniS, Die etrpa cine babe S~eeneile
entfernte .Staten.Sniel" auf 5ulom.
mergeiiig!en Sdiiistriimmern al er.
reiden. 2eiber bate Ser Motroie ga.
fobS Den GerIlld) gemaft, an benz bon
Der See iiberipiilten Gef einen boIb.
peas geifiIbten S6lupfninfcI gil lin.
ben, mas or nit Dem ae6en biiBen
miBte, oenn i'm iaBte cine see llno
ihleuoerte i'm nit Dem aopf aeaen
Die Notbipierre. Ios porhe. r..
pdhnte Bauer. BON SloBcn fpor oes.
halb moglih gclporban. neil oos Sin.
terld)iff in5tuiifcn itorf %geiunfen par,
iuoburh iih bos @oroerifiii iotpcit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23

,rgcuen baben. oaB Der IdJoii gcna!tn.
lie Sill mobl Der Heformator ocs ba.
maligen Eoitmeiens lit, mGbrenN Iciil
antbeil an Der Sdoifuua ser Srei,
marie rpeit gerynger id)cint, ais irii.
Jer angenomnAn murbc.
Ser Streit Inn oie ,@riinoma"
Der griefmarfe bat i%ibcrGaupi slt
I0ilIs 3eiten bieIe @cnliitbcr 6eldbaf.
!tiat mo audi ein SelterreidIer, Der
Observation-Disclosures Soldier, trat in
>erlelben Snd)e 1853 alli sen Glan
mo i6rieb iid bie Frfinbung ser Don
lenalanO ans in oie gSelt geiebten,
l%uffle66aren 6reimarfc az. Die
eeip5iger SberpoIt Oireftion 6efobte
iid) eingebeno nit oieier Gadbe, per.
iaBte einen biesbe5uglid)en 9eritt,
Der bolllt1noig 81 @uuiten Soldiers
nlsfiel, Ga oieier in ser Sage mar,
onr1 S6riftItiife nodsimeiielL oaB
II bereitS 1886 Der oltcrreidiihen
Regiernne Den Sorihlag eirer @e.
eitigung Ser 9or5ablungen unb Gin.
fiibrlng bon 6ranfomarfen aenlad)t
babe. Sa, e. mill iogar ibon 1885
.lllem llngenannten @neldnber ieine
5oee erlautert un6 iomit Den eigcnt,
lifen anitob gu Den Sbeen Stills ae.
5eben ba6eh.
Seute betpegt Ole Srage, lper oie
!rlten Boitmertb5eidlen in llmionf ae.
eBt bot, faum mebr crnltlid Die @e.
niitber. @ie an 10 piele 0inae ba6en
Dir ms audi al Die Sreimarfe qe.
Dobnt, lie lit cine SeIbltberitGnbIid.
lett, Die IN engitem 9uiammenbangmit
Der llngebeuren gntipifIuna unieres
boltpeiens itebt. 9as feline, bltnt.
Beorufte 8apierden permittelt BEN
Serfebr spiidlen 2Gnoern nnb Wee.
ten, es lit iogar elm besebrtes Gam.
melobieft geporoen unb mande Fl.
tlanSiell ni6t geraoe auf &oien ae.
bettete Staatsmeien perI6mGben es
nitt, ourd fleiBige 0euberousaabe
bieier unideinbaren Iarfen Die
brobenbe @bbe in Den 4aiIen baIb.
pees 5u b%erbinbern. Cine niht ae.
fringe pirtbi6oitlide uno cine nod
groBere fllturelle @ebeutling fommt
Der Sreimarfe au, oieier fleinIten
Rarmittlerin atpiid,en 8olfern Stnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23

beioroerung 5iernlidl ilnOer6Tiimt
allsorlf eege6en mllrbe. Der often.
bar iebr bofitebenbe Sdreiber inter.
IieB es in~sbelonoere nidt, 5iemlid)
oentli6 oaralf bin5ulueiien, oaB aud,
Der iunee aonia nit Dem bon Der
Staotpoit beliebten 8eriabren san3
rn0 gar rift eiuperItonoen lei. Ger
arme Souqi,et, oeu auf Der einen
Seite Die llnoufricScnbeit ieines jun.
aen aonigg OUT scr o,heren Die &afe
Ma5arins orobie, flogte i%eil,er Sreun,
DIN, Ser Mqrouije BON 2onsueuille,
oieie Motb. Sic b6rte i'm an mo
fragte, Oh iib ole bohloblihc Yoit
oean nift oamit beaniigen nolIe,
tuenn oas 9orto bor be5ablt. Der @b.
ienoer nidlt aher crit einem umIt1no.
lid,en MISREPRESENTATION mtcr5ogen
milroe. Bouquet, Der feline 8erbinolrn.
gen nit Dem Eoli5eiminiiter bate,
Gpfite hies tuohl crmoglidlen 81 fon.
men.
1ytiilt ipobl," iagte ore Woralttle,
"nepnlen Sle oIc'e flelfe Sblofte
aus N~alllenblolc, nit Der idl ntelne
%rleIe 81 llegeln pllege, lallel sic
ore S'nger dilr RapIerltrelfeli tleben
ttlio mt penn @oppcll Ionic Der
@ertb6cSeidnin9 p Solls" iibcr.
lteliIpell mo ltcllen Sic eS Ieoer'
noun lrel, otele Sd)ette 5u tauIen
lliD on lrIlle Wsrie!e 81 tlebcn. Sai.
zen sic Ierncr eli nerihicoc,len Stels
len poti FartS stn'lcn ollbringell, Die
oefldlple9ciict lcilt lperocll ols Sbre
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23

Ser oben abgebiIoete Grefent 9anam lit elm Saltphbel oes sroben
Nr os oberen Mobatpf SluBes e~insaoannnen. Cine iebr b~enerfaper.
tbe eigent9innlidtdt oiefes 9aaanes limo Die siidsn in o%eunielben, mel.
DIE gebloifn tper0en fonnen. @enn 6es gefbiebt, bann miro Der
2amnm 5a ieiner %poaitanoisen 2anse bon 1000 SUB sebpadt uno
miro baburd asSann elm &eierooir sebHoet, iueldes bier NeHen lang,
8alonen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-23

Sbise @bbilbung oes 2~anobauics bon Charles Gifens. IN mp[hpn,
s fsu f'nen &. are asn., seeiI ieines aserte f9rieb, erbalt seaeupdrte, an.
ltelers. elm erb6bes Snterefe. 9is @ebanoe ftan6 frHber in Gans
sa, 81 beF naa., 1d aber iest IN gob9ans San, eant, inSem oasclbe
iproe g5dens sieblnsssstnbI benoet fh auBerbaIbI hes Sasps
Dor Der Sbire. V,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-08-08
OXFORD
4 Large and Well Pleased Crowd at
the Annual Picnic

oxford. August s-Oxford's annual
barbecue and picnic was held az the
usual place, under the beautiful oaks.
Saturday. August 9. The day was
passed most pleasantly By all. As the
weather was fine and just cloudy
enough to break the heat, il was all
the more pleasant. The Wildwood band
furnished music for the day and the
music was greatly enjoyed. Although
the crowd was not as large in for
mer years, they had their pocketbooks
along, and more was realized for the
care of the cemetery that al a previous
picnic in some years About one thou
sand pounds Of barbecued meats We're
furnished for the dinner, and the ia
bles were laden with good eatableS Of
all descriptions, furnished by the la
dies. The committee, I. =. Rainey, T.
J. Bailey and Leon Griggs, deserve
much credit for the manner in which
they conducted everything. Ocala was
represented by Mr.. +. F. Borden and
family. Major T. c. Hall and daughter
Miss Beulah, Mr.. W. \. Knight. Mr.. f.
W. Barse and Mr. W. p. Gallagher
Others present were Mrs. Shedd Of
Belleview; Mrs. Wilder and daughter
of Jacksonville; Mr.. and Mrs. ". II.
Dias of Jacksonville; 0. r. Perry of
Wauchula: VIM. Vance of Plant City;
Mrs AIsobroOk and four children of
Coleman. Many automobiles were here
from different points.
Mrs c. p. Warnock and two children
returned from Missouri Monday. Mr..
Warnock went up as far as Ocala Sun
day to meet them.
Mr.. Owens and family Of Coleman
were in town in their car sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Carter and daughter Miss
Ruby, of Hudson, are visiting here
with friends and relatives this week.
Mr.. Caruthers of Clearwater and
Miss Ida Rainey were married Sunday
at the brides home. Only a few friends
were present. Rev. Blocker performed
the ceremony. The happy couple left
on the southbound train for Clearwa-
ter, their future home.
Miss Mabel Wood Of Fernandina was
on a visit to her father. DR.. Wood for
the past three days.
The oxford High School opened for
the new term last Monday with an en-
rollment of about $50 pupils. Professor
Smith is principals; Mrs. Reece is in
charge of the primary department, and
Misses Hayes, Mitchell and Mann as
assistants.
| Rev Blocker filled his regular APP
| pOintment Saturday and Sunday. He
preached to good houses and his ser
mons were interesting and entertain
| ling.
Mrs. Fannie Woles of Clearwater is
the guest of her uncle, J. c. Hall.