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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21
WETUMPKA TO PLACE
 TICKET IN FIELD

Wetumpka. August 2O.-(SpeciaiJ At called meeting of the citizens' committee it was arranged that mass meeting be held in East Wetumpka on August %. for the purpose of nominate ing a mayor and board of aldermen for Wetumpka. Probabilities are that Mayor r. w. Lull will succeed himself on September IS. the date named for the election.
 The TallapoOsa river has claimed ans other victim when a respected negro. Jim Westbrooks. was plunged in It's waters by a runaway horse Saturday water.
 Home raised sweet potatoes are being marketed in thls community,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21
CIRCUIT COURT IN
 SESSION AT ONEONTA
Criminal Docket Taken Up by Judge Blackwood-Jury Commission
 C0nvenes August 2S

Oneonta. August -(Special )-The criminal docket of the circuit court was taken up by Judge Blackwood yester- day morning. Quite a crdwd of jurors plaintiffs and witnesses are in atten- dance upon the court this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21
LING rRnIIRLE

To Whom It May Concern:
 l hereby swear that for six years | was told that l had tuberculosis. I suffered untold agony. with pain full menstruation. I tried every thing that I heard of before coming to the Advanced Medical Specialists and received not one nenny's worth of good | ann proud to say that the doctors completely cured me in two months time, and I feel very grate- ful and want to publish my testi- monial for the benefit of a much abused, suffering public.
 ADELTA TRENT.
 2244 Dryades Street. N. O.. La. sworn to this 27th day of Novem- Der. 1911.
 STOMACH. KIDNEYS AND LIVER
 November 15, 1911. To Whom It May Concern;
 | hereby take oath and state that for two years I have been sick and lost half of my work where am employed by the N. O. Street R. R. Co. | have tried n'Any doctors and medicines during that time without results My condition was so that it continuous fever. bowels very con- stipated and sore, urine retarded in fact, my stomach, kidneys and liver all deranged. I am proud to state after the third treatment that ] feel like a new man. I would have been dead by now had I not found Electrical Treatment. It has also cured up skin disease for me. | advise every friend I have to go and see these great physicians at once. will do 1t, as l can voueh for their honesty and kindness to all sick
 SAMUEL sEELMAN.
 S411 Plum Street. sworn to this day, November IS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21
Wood Goes to Germany

Washington, August 2-Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood. chief of stan of the army. will accept the invitation of the Ger man government to attend the maneuvers this fall. He will leave washington not later than August g.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21

The jury commission of Blount coun- ty has been called to meet at the court house in Oneonta. August 2s. This will be the second meeting of the board since its organization over two years ago
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21
SHOOTS HUSBAND
 TO PROTECT FAMILY

Troy, August 2o.7w.pefending herself and little ones, Mrs. Joseph Goodwin shot and p na fatally wounded her husband a at noe rear Glenwood according reta reee rea from that place tod Gooawlo is saia fo haFe come Inc sCltoalsatef sAne sfaEfeo E disturbs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21
TOO LATE ID CLASSIFY

WANTED - Competent man to sell Legitimate proposition to colored population sf0 per day easily made if you are Il hustler 310ls N goth. Ask for MT. Godbold.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21

The latest improvement in Oneonta Is blaming mill being put in by Charles Fowler and connected with the engine at the cement plant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21

The Blount county high school will open It's doors September 2, and the prospects for gool enrolment is very hattering. Quite a number of boarding pupils will attend tho school
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

To Whom It May Concern
 I hereby take oath that I suf- fered for four years with catarrhal deafness. I could not hear an or dinary conversation. Learning about the wonderful cures being per formed every day by the Advanced Medical Specialists I decided to give 1t a trial. l am now proud to say that after only three treat ments I can hear plainly any con yersation, even a whisper. 1t Is very remarkable indeed, and I ad- wise any one afflicted as I was to not go through life suffering and being made apart from others when cure is at your very door.
 MRS A. TORRES,
 500 Lessons Street, N. O., La.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21
Read What Others Say of This Wonderful Method of Treat
ment:

It Is twenty years ahead of the times, and the people are too back = ward about grasping that which Is theirs by Divine right"
 !. O. TUCKER.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21

NIsl sunluer reductions an all Ere n C h Drfar Pfpes s. We save you 20 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21

We carry all Ihe standard brands af do- m c tie a II ii imported C l. sars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21

Mr Frank Nelson, of No. 900 N. 17th street, who is with the White Swan Laundry, says
 that of many others regarding the wonderful merits of the treatments employed by the Advanced Medi- cal Specialists in the Farley build ing. For months l was on grad ual decline. l was losing strength and weight and always had pain in the back I could hardly. get in and out of my wagon. My Kidneys and bladder were giving me con stant trouble. My nerves were all unstrung and l did my work only with the greatest difficulty and was in misery all the time. My doctor recommended that l take electricity as all other treatments had failed to cure me. I called on the Ad vanced Medical Specialists several weeks ago and now feel like new man. l am my old self again. No aches, no pains. no nervousness. and my appetite Is fine l sleep like baby. The treatments l have had were not only absolutely pain less. but on the. other hand were pleasant and invigorating | began 10 improve with the first treatment. The results obtained in my case were beyond my expectations No one can appreciate this wonderful method of trea tment until they have tried 1t. I advise any man or wom- an who has been drugged on all kinds of medicines for months with out results to try the Advanced Medical Specialists would not take $500 for the treatment l have had and which I feel sure has saved me. from many years of suffering and probably my life"
 (Signed) FRANK NELSON,
 900 N. 17th St.
 Here are a few other testimonials from those who have received sat isfactory results from our treat ment where others failed
 CANCER
 WHAT MIR. ]. o. TUCKER Postoffice Official. Memphis, Tenn,
 Said About Honesty.
 ITO any one doubting the honesty of doctors. I have this much to say: When 1 first called upon them for anxious to pay them fee; they re- fused to accept my money, saying my. case was incurable. Now, If they had not been honest and sincere they had chance to take my money. as l was anxious to pay 1t if l could be benefited. They are the first doctors l ever met who refused a fee when they could have had 1t Tor the asking. l then took my wife to them and they cured her of can cer of the womb. after the best phy- sicians in Memphis refused to treat her. They said 1t was incurable and hopeless. This great cure deserves to be learned and supported more.
 The following diseases yield reat ment:
 Rheumatism, Gout. Paralysis, u Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumption Ci
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21

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 r. t9heFEts .. N4 cag, <a6EEH H2sekst
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21

Here are a few other testimonials from those who have received sat isfactory results from our treat ment where others failed:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21
Discovery Worth Millions

It is estimated that the recent dis oovery of black marble in Calhoun county vii be worth millions of dollars to the owners of the land It has developed that the find was made about six months ago by Judge J. A. Bilbro of the city court of Gadsden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-21
Schools Open September 2
Six Narrowly Escape Death

Six persons narrowly escaped death this morning in runaway accident on the Black Creek Falls road, down Look out mountain. Ernest Garrison of Fair view beat, with his wife, his mother-in- law Mrs Sparks, and three children were driving to Gadsden when the harness broke and the mule ran away, narrowly escaping killing the occupants.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
DENVER ROCKS IN A HUR-
RICANE; TRAFFIC HALTs
Down; Homes Are Damaged and
Windows Broken

Denver was IN the glip of wind
storm amounting, almost tu buNi.
cane from Friday 3 g. ~. 10 : clock
saturday night, during which period
there were twenty 1IN alarms of lire, q
dozen p"opl" were injured in accidents
aud more 'nan AloO.O00oO damage was
done.
The wind reached veloritv of sixty
miles an hour, seventy.twU miles
an hour was reached in fractions of
minutes. the average velocity for the
day was thirty six miles an hour. The
average Velocity of the wind for April
in Denver j. eight aud three tenth- miles
per hour.
Th"u,ands of signs aud awnings all
over the city were blown down. plate
gia>. windows were demolished. and the
heroic stone statute Of the miner on
the dome of the Mining Exchange build.
ing rocked, but did not fall Reports
of the Daniels & Fisher tower being
endangered were without foundation.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
EUBANKs- STEWART

On Saturday, April 18th. Miss OSceola
Euhunks aud Mr. 4. X stewart, brake.
man IN the r.. =. 4 $. W. X. II. stole
u march on their friends and were quiet.
ly married 10y Rev. Ilcdgpeth, and but
few knew Of the eycpt 10 this date
Miss fuhanks has been with the Tu,
cumcari Hospital for sometime ~ a
trained nurse, when her birthday came
on the 18th she being ~ that day, this
novel iok" appeared 70 them and so it
was carried out.
Mr. stewart had been confined in the
hospital for some three months and
that is when cupid got IN his work.
Their msuy friends will now consrat.
ulatc them on their happy event and
wish them much JOY.
They will reside in Tucumcari, and
she vii llcnder her resignation 70 the
Hospital TO take effect ~ soon as they
can get some person To take her place
The News extends best wishes.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
PLANS FOR Y. M. @. A. BUILD.
ING ARE BEING PREPARED

4 movement s on foot here Ia erect
u modern Y. NJ, &. \, building aud -.
tahlish a branch Of this institution IN
Tucumcarl. This idea has been suv.
pestcd several times withing the last
two or three wears. hut il has never
been pushed. 1t j. one of the best ia.
stitutions that can hc established iu
u town. The boys aud Young men will
soon appreciate q nice respectable place
Ia spend THEN evenings and idle hours.
Subscription lists are now heiup pre-.
pared for the signatures ot those who
will assist in the undertaking. These
will be- circulated among the husincs.
men aud trades employees, An oIlrr
ha, been made 10y one mau 10 furnish
the lot ou which tu place the bnilding.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
MADERO PROTESTS
AMERICAN WARNING
Federals Decline TO Assume Any Re.
sponsibility for the Acts of Rebel
Leader Orozco
REBELS ANswERABLB FOR ACTS
TO Insure Proper Treatment OF All
Prisoners of War

titv ot Mexico, April l7.--McXico rc.
plied 10 the note of Acting Secretary ui
War huntington Wilson, tonight. drcliu.
ing 10 assume responsibility for Orol.
cu a,t., denying the right OF the Wash.
iugton government 10 deliver the adiuvu.
i,lnu contained thcirin, taking cNccp.
liou - Ihr communication directed 10
Or"lco through C"usul Lctchrr, and lie
plo',ug the making puhIir OF that com
muulratinu in the same note t. which
'hr Government was required 10 make
au.wrr
The reply was given 10 the press Icy
The Minister ot Forcigu Relations II
lcuir, the right of the Washington GOV.
"rumrul 20 deliver the admonishmcnt
for the reason that !, IN not hs.ed on
rr ju, llfublr Incident
II denies responsibility 10y the con.
stitufcd Government for acts committee
in territory removed from obedicnc" 10
he law as contrary O." principles ot IA.
tcrnationIl law, while accepting full ~.
~pou.ihlitv tor every loss or damage
sustained by foreigner, Icgally charge,
able - rnc Government.
\ caution ha~ been issued "a leaders
of the Federal forces 10 insure proper
treatment oi foreigners who may he
taken ~ prI> >on"r, ut wat NJ the sam"
time il j, asserted that NO Dusis cN.
i~r~ for surprising rha, amy other "ours"
would Toe pursued.
Orolcu I, hcld to be an,werablc fol
his oiienscs only to The Mexican courts,
and therefore, should not have been
made the recipient of q diplomatic com.
munication.
These words are part OF what Mad"ro
try, 10 rnvry - the Washington govern.
mC"i,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
DETAILS Of THE T|TAN|C'S
SINKING SHROUDED IN MYSTERY
Wireless Aboard Rescue Ship Carpatha Fails to Send
Any Tidings of What Occurred Board the Giant
Ocean Liner After Iceberg Was Struck; No News
of Others Being Rescued by Other Vessels

From the Chester at any carly hour,
this message came:
A." Expect to hc with the Carpaihia
within three "t four hours
The dispatch from the Chester stat.
my that only the third class passenger
list had not been >cut ashore indicates
that ~ first aud l67 Second rlu,, pa..
,cngcrs lost their lives. With 12u oi
the crew probably lost. the total mum.
Der at those who pcrlshcd il estimated
~ l3l2
IN" injection of the scout crui,crs
into the situation. indeed seemed to
afford ia" nuly hope 1T opening lp
communication with the Carpnihin un.
til she reached the wireless zone ~
Nantucket. ~ she was apparently too
far oil shore aud her wireless apImratu.
{ too weak to reach the Sable Island sta.
tion in way to admit of the ready
transmission "f messages.
The following Telegram was received
today hy th" navy department IA Wash.
iugt"n from commander Decker. nf the
scout cruiser chester. by way of Port.
land, Maine.
"Cnrpathia state, that li.t of first aud
| Second class passengers aud crew srnj
." shore. Chester will relay list third
rla., passengers when convenient tu
Curputhia
The message j. taken - mean that
the liz, transmitted hv wireless frum
the CarIHthia 20 the station ~ Cape
Race. y. r.. through the Olympic, con.
tain> the names of all the first aui
srcond.clu-> survivors and that nf John
Jacob Ast"r. Mai. Archibald Butt. Chr,.
NJ. Hayes. president ni the Grand Trunk
Pacific railway; W r. Stead. the ia.
nuu. writer; Ben iamin Gugpcnhcim.thr
millionaire >mrltcrman; Henry u. llar
RI. theatrical man: lsdor Strauss and
the other notable passengers. all went
down with the ship.
The Iamperdowu wireless station ~
Halifax to-day sent the Associated Press
The following dispatch:
NV" are now in. communication with
Carparhia and in Il position to announce
unonciallv that the Titanic struck m
cn"rmou, iceberg aud sunk; over @0ou
lost; 700 survivors, mostly women. on
Carpnthiu
The attention of the Campcrdown ,ta.
rior wa, at once called 20 the ohviou.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
RELATIONS BETWEEN UNITED
STATES AND MEXICO CRITICAL
Mexico Must Protect Americans is Ultimatum of United
States Protests Any Desire to Intervene in
Mexican Affairs but Says Americans
Must Not Be Molested

patton of Americans on either side. the
United states expressly stipulates that
American comhatauts when taken pris.
onrr must bc given humane treatment
IN accordance with the International
rules Of war.
The correspondence made public il
admittedly the strongest dcmand the
United States j. known 10 have made
upon Mexico for respectful treatment
of Americans aS we'll ~ other foreign.
crs. aud declares that continuation of
Illegal acts j. tending To greater dlni.
cultics aud obligations which II il TO
the interest of all true Mexican pa.
triots. as it is the desire Of the United
States ~ avoid.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
oRoZCo BACKS DOWN BE
FORE AMERICAN DEMANDS
Rebel General Accepts All Propositions
Submitted by v. s. consu-Agrees
TO Not Interfere

Chihuahua, Mcyiro, April l6.--G"n'
rral Pnscun Orolco today performed q
complete right about face in the matter
of deciding to recognize United states
Con,ul Marion Ictcher
lie agreed 10 III" following FIVE prop
ositions pat to him by Mr. l.ctchcr.
/. The consul must not be further
embarrassed hy personal and oficinl es'
pionage,
.. Tclegrums 20 officials, or on Of.
fetal business, whether in ciPhcr or 9th.
erNisc, must not Ice subjected To nn.
necessary delay.
,. The consul has the right Ia per
souul conference with the rebel com
mnndcr At any hour
!. Mail must not he tampered will
or DELAYED.
Americans are guaranteed Tho
right of immediate appeal 10 their con
sui. no matter what the charge against
them. and thc consul may visit them IL
person,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
ASKS FOR HIS OWN PARDON

+, u. Parrott serving lifetime sen
tencc in the penitcntiary in Colorado,
was turned loose 10 go 10 Denver /"
interview the Governor and board Of
pardons. lie was convicted of murder
and has served eleven years, aud now
makes plea for clemency The board
has his ease under advisement, Mean
while. he will return to the prison IN.
accompanied, 10 serve time until the
ease is disposed of, 4 life tcrmer go
ing l3+ miles absolutely free is rar"
occurrence aud he must he deserving.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
ATTENTION HoMEsrEApERs

Having hecn asked by many whether
they would bc required "a return "a
their land by April 18th, the expiration
of the leave of absence granted hy
Congress, will ,av. | have this day re-
ccived instructions from Washington,
D. c.. in which the matter was referred
to the Board of Law Reviews. and
aud duly signed by :. V, Proudht. as'
sistant commissioner stating. Where
party established aud maintained res
idcncc upon his land until the passage
Of this act Aug. 10, 1911, will not,prior
to October -, 1912. he subject to c"n
tcs, ON account Of abandonment after
the date of the act.
Hut this j. the best prospects we have
had for five years. and continues to
rain nearly every day aud all those
who can should return, for New Mexico
''has em all skinned.
w. G. Hawkins,
Editor News
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
OBJECTION TO A NEW COUNTY

There is considerable objection 10 the
forming of new county northeast Of
us, as it would take from Quay coQuiy
some "a miles Of railroad, which il now
taxed in this county, Quay county has
withstood the hardships in the past,
and now that the prospects are so much
brighter for the near future, we think
that Quay county should he given due
consideration.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
SHRINE CLUB ORGANIZED

\ club of the Shrine has been organ.
ized here with 10 charter members, and
will be- increased 10 % soon.
It's officials are: j. l., Andrews,
Past Potentate, president; \. u. Golden.
berg, Deputy Potcntate, See 'y.Trcas.
The object of The club ~ 10 promote
sociability aud advance the cause of
Shrinedom.
The next meeting will he held sun.
day the 9lst, at I p, m, AT the Masonic
Hall.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
pionage

r. T. Gallcgos has purchased the Jim
BELL stallion Charley" and had pho.
tos taken of him Monday morning. He
will take him 10 his ranch. The horse
once sold for $4,000, but he purchased
him quite bit below that price. He
is large, black, registered aud most
excellent horse.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
MENINGITIS SCARE uNrouNDED

Mounted Policeman !. A. Street, and
DR.. II. u. Nichols made a trip to Mos.
qucro to investigate scare they had
there said TO be meningitis. They found
that three persons had died, but from
other causes aud that the scare was
without foundation,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
House Members Get Busy

The members Of he huus" are about
To go 10 work. \ number of represent.
ativcs have received rather rarno't ruul.
muuications from their Interested con.
stituency, urging them to remember that
he general welfare Of ih" E"w state
and the people thereof, winch w"r" To
be- protected by calm aud iudici"u- leg
slation. might have been the real rra.
son for clccting -"t of I" r"prr>cnru.
tives. aud while. without the recall, they
were pOwcrlcss 20 change the complex
ION of hr present house for TWO wears
they were quite sure they could express
their disappointment and indignation IN
public meeting aud Shrivcl up some 1T
the honorable representatives by - few
caustic remarks Ia the main question
The situation in the house is hard
TO understand by those who are not
couvcrsant with the facts, The split
came over the rcScatng "f the four
members who were accused of soliciting
aud accepting u brlhr When, hN u
resolution introduced by Mr.. l.lrwellyn
of Dona Ana county. these men w3c
permanently seated, after having been
exonerated by majority q! the mem.
bers present, the feeling was bitter, \
good many members, together with th"''
constituents. failed Ia realize that many
men are of many minds; that everyone
cannot look through the same glasses
cannot view set of circumstances ~
some others do: in short, those who fell
the evidence proved the accused guilty
bevond u doubt were louth Ia grant
those who disagreed with them the right
of voting ~ they consci"n'i"uslY be-.
ieved. because they did not vote ~
they did.-to cXprl the accused, Anger
took possession Of many members, nm
| considered words were passed and. A.
indicated. the feeling ran high. but
time. the old reliable hculcr has been
working quietly, and the prospect now
is that the cuactmruts required for 'h"
guidance OF the machinery of the new
| state will be- promptly passed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19
NEW MEXICO READY
FOR DEFENCE
Legislature Appropriates SIC, 900 TO De.
fend Border Against Mexico if
Necessary
LEGISLATORS ARE GETTING BUSY
Constituency Urges Them to Look After
Welfare OF the New State and
the People

Santa Fe. y. NJ, April H." Resolved
that it i the sense If this conference
that law h" enacted 80 appropriate"
tlo,0no to b" placed a, IA" disposition
hc deems necessary ia ra>r "t upt"rv"n.
tiou bv the United state, u Mexico.
10 protect thc New M"Niru borirr.
This resolution wa- adoptrd 1T noon
~ = conference of GoN"ruor Mcdonald.
Adii. Gen. Brookrs. the Ways and Means
Committee of the House and he sen.
ate fiuaure Committee "n the un,a'i g.
Iuctnry rnndi, ION Hluuu the border.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19

W. +. Buchanan came in on Sunday
nj ght : train from III Paso.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-19

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