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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06
Conlraets fo { Cul-olf Einish

- ~NA N-AANAA "a
Lubbock Tex. Mas so. Com
pletion Of the last stretch, g6
miles, Of Fine Tezico,Coleman
cutoff is il sight,
Your correspondent has Just
been advised that contract for
completion of the last 96 miles Of
the long talked Of Texico-Cole-
man cukoff has been awarded
to Walter n Denison, OF Cush-
man, Ark. Mr.. Denison is a
railroad builder of no small con-
cern, having built many miles
Of railroad in the western coun-
try and the great Santa Fe sys-
tenn can congratulate itself upon
securing this gentleman to do
this work, which assures it to
, be Gone with dispatch. Mr..
Denison is no stranger to the
Santa Fe System. He built all
the heavy grade between Lub-
book and Sweetwater, over the
cap-rock for this company, some
two years ago.
In the completion Of this 96
miles of line the Santa Fe sys-
tenn viii have the most direct
line Of railroad from the Gulf
of Mexico to California. which
certainly means something won
derful to their system, it being
the only direct or most direct
line between these two impor t.
ant points.
1t also settles the question in
minds Of some as ta the location
Of the balance Of this line. some.
speculation has been on foot as.
to Lubbock beng able to secure
it.
With the work beginning on
the cutoff; the extension Of the
Crosbyton South Plains railway
eastward to a connection with
the Gulf. Texas & Western; and
the laying of steel on the Altus,
Lubbock, Roswell x FL Paso line
within the next sixty days. Lub-
book viii be a city of great act
iyity and this connected with
many substantial improvements
going on in and around Lubbock
win cause her population to
double within the next twelve
months. Amarillo News.
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Cash Prizes IL pead Bic

tHA -" T"tAN AA--
Clovis. N. Nj, June g. -At q
meeting of executive committee
of the chamber OF commerce of
this city a campaign was inaug-
urated against the house FLY, and
war has been declared The
chamber of commerce is offer
ing one hundred in cash prizes.
as follows. Any person under
eighteen years of age may enter
the contest, which is to be on
from June 10 to June %, and
the person delivering to the
chamber Of commerce the nlost
dead flies during the period is to-
receive a cash prize of $3.50.
Second prize, $3.50; third prize,
So. 90; fourth prize, $500, fifth
prize $f.00; sixth prize, five each
$3. 90; seventh prize, six each,
$500; eighth prize twenty-five
each, S1.00 q total of $4,000 in'
forty-one prizes. In this matter.
the chamber of commerce isl
working in harmony with the
city council, and it is expected
that the educational value of
the campaign viii be realized inI
preparing the public for a more
strict ordinance on sanitary con-
ditions. The medical fraternity
of the city are taking great I'M
terest in che campaign. and itI
is expected that the whole citi-
zenship of the city will be
aroused before the close Of the
campaign. For the next
thirty days at least the slogan of
the chamber of commerce ofl
Clovis will be Swat the fly"
BY the close Of this campaign
we expect to be able to say to
the world. There are no flies
in Navis On with the batt,e.
SWAT THE FL"
The first city in the world to
wage an organized warfare on
the housefly was San Antonio,
and the period of this
warfare was from June 18th to
July 3rd CT last year. The re-
suit was the slaughter Of /, $50,
600 flies, making a pyramid
three feet high and five feet long
and according to Government fl
cures destroying destructive
germs to the number Of more
than one trillion.
The San Ant onio Daily Ex-
press put on the contest which
brought about those marvellous
results. After the campaign
was well under way the Express
was assisted by the Chamber Of
Commerce. the Civic Improve
ment Society and other organi-
zations, and nearly 1000 child
rem engaged in the contest.
The winner of the first prize
was an eleven year old boy who
brought to the Office of the Ex-
press. a forty pound sugar sack
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06
The Priscilla Embroidery
Club with Mrs. Kennedy

The Priscilla Embroidery Club
met Saturday with Mrs. w. NJ.
Kennedy at her home on North
Main Street, where the members
and guests were delightfully."- en-
tectained by the hostess. Roll
call was answered by a finished
piece. by Mrs. Day pillow cases.
also by Mrs. Dalton Reed, and
Mrs. Kennedy answered roll call
by a pretty embroidered towel.
Nothing was left undone to
make the time pass pleasantly
and after an enjoyable afternoon
a one course luncheon was serv-
ed. Three guests were present
besides the eight regular mem
befs, and were Mrs. Coores. Miss
Goodman and Mrs. lden.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06
Woodmen cireIe JublIea

The ladies Of the Woodmen
Circle entertained the members
and their friends at Society Hall
in a genuine good time, Wednes-
day night. Nothing was left un-
done to make the evening most
pleasant. Every one present
said they had a good time and
they did. The most appetizing
refreshments were served, which
was a treat to all. The ladies Of
the Circle deserve credit In the
way they entertain and push the
work Of the lodge.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06

Cheyenne, Wyo.. June 5. A
special to h e Tribune from
Washington today says President
Taft assured Senator Warren
this morning that he would sign
the three-year homestead bill
without any delay. 1t was re-
ported that the president con-
templated vetoing the bilk
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06
Letter From FERGUSON

Washington. DC. May 81, 1912.
Mr. Charles E. Dennis.
Clovis, New Mexico.
Dear Sir;
Z am more than pleased. | even
feel triumphant, to inform
you that the new homestead law
has been agreed on by the House
and Senate conferees. and /
doubt not it will become a law
speedily
The main points are as follows:
Three years residence instead
Of 5, 5 months absence allowed
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06
10 Yards
Hope Domestic
for " Cents
E.E.PeOpIes Co.

w. i. Edgar returned Satur-
day from a business trip to Ros-
we'll.
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MiIInen & Buchanan

IT. H Tracy, e. w. Baker and
"a. w. Scott Of Tulia. Texas, have
bought out the hardware firm Of
Milliren & Buchanan and win
style the new firm, Scott-Tracy
Hardware Co. Messrs. Bucha-
nan and Milhren have been in
Clovis since its infancy and were
one Of the prime factors and
leading citizens in its upbuilding
and we regret to see these gen.
tlemen dispose Of their holdings.
We sincerely hope that they will
find it to their interest to remain
in Clovis and continue in some
business
We are glad TO welcome Mes
srs. Tracy, Baker and Scott to
Clovis, This institution will be
a branch Of their store in Tulia.
1t is with pleasure Clovis greets
such enterpriJing men and we
give them a heart y welcome.
Mr.. e. w Baker will take
charge Of the business at this
place and bring his family to
Clovis shortly Success to you,
gentlemen.
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full Of dead flies numbering
nearly half a million.
Iou ask what was the resulti
well the one FIRST result we wish
to call attention to was the fact
chat according to the Board of
Health of the city of San Anton
10 that city was freer from all
kinds oil disease during last sum.
mer than any summer Of its
long history A second result
was he fact that the education
al yalue Of the campaign result
ed IN more precautionary meth
DDS of sanitation. and prepared
the public for a stricter enforce
ment of sanitary regulation S.
WAR DECLARED
Since the Clovis Chamber has
declared war against the pesky
housefly I think every citizen
'of our city should join the revo-
LUTON, as hundreds Of lives are
lost annually by the poisonous
dose of various diseases admins
tered to our people by the com
mon house fiy. More especially
is the dreaded typhoid germ
spread or conveyed by the house
fly as it has The capacity Of car
rying fifteen hundren germs on
each leg at one time. Thus you
see that one house fly from an
infected place or district, has
ample opportunity of inoculating
whole families Or neighborhoods.
He may paes over the table, drop
this dreaded germ in our soup,
light on our bread or butter, sup
out Of the glass with us, etc.
Thus the people become inocula-
ted by having to contend with
the filthy house fly in the dining
room as weil as other places.
I was in the city of San Anto-
nio, Texas last year during the
war on flies in a like manner
proposed by our Chamber of
Commerce, and the result in
that city shows that the typhoid
statistics We're lower than ever
before in history.
Everyone should join this
great movement for cleanliness
and better health in our little
city.
(Signed) P. Worley MD, Ph.G.
HOW 1T WORKED IN WORCESTER
DR.. Clifton f, Hodge of Clark
University put on this contest.
He gave cash prizes to the
amount Of $650.0O and cleaned
the whole city Of the fly pest.
The contest lasted 20 days. The
winner of the first prize used
the following method Of trap
ping the flies: He secured FIVE
old abandoned screens and form
ed them into a box, cutting a
hole in the top screen large
enough to place a fly trap over
it. lie placed the corners Of his
screen box on small blocks rails
ing it a few inches a above the
ground. He then placed his
bait lusing old fish heads for
that purpose) on planks below
the screen box. When this bait
was covered with flies he would
use a brush to scare the flies
and they always flew upwar d
into the trap. When he had
enough in the main box to iii
his trap on top, he would wrap
dark cloth around the screen
box, and the flies would make
their way toward the light,
which brought them into the
small trap at the top. This he
continued with deadly effect un-
iii IN the end of the contest he
Ihad q collection Of !, 2l9,OOO flies.
Another BOY was a close second
with a collection of 1,151, 600,
while the third prize brought in
nearly a million.
THE WASHINT0N. p. @. CONTEST
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
Notwithstanding.

gSo Ct. pauI Rpramar,e,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
Daleforbereoelier

Hepublifeu Eanama trGiier 6or'
b~ereoelier / I~nlebniugen Oct fore.
ilnoeoe TrriiNentoaIg peo at trpoe
/ observation-disclosures me0 Hegieriuaen
/ @aibiugton ON aiebet al Ell iterre
6oripnina al &aaben % amnumi'
ton. Bananas Niniiter, Or. IrioS,
bar nenrIig rettet en- Senpenbclic iii
grm6oepartementet ON Of iaa fisbt
500 al De 9onle ara9- S~sr9enien-
riiler, iom aiifofiebes / Dor regu.
lore Irm6 for fIere gar iioen, og
100000 9atrpner.
Wiuiiteren iorflareoe, at Sono.
ipnli9beoen taler iterft for, al oct
Oeo SalgitGberne pastsisrenoe go.
Iii piIoe funne fomme til at trense
pirfiommere @aaben emo De for9l.
oeoe 8reier, De fartibeu er uoruiteoe
meo,
gaIaet timber Steo oen isrite Ssn.
bag i SulL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
mislvffet S%oretaeenoe.

Ser meboeles fra 8innipee, at
Manitobas glepatorfommisiion ben
Site Iilguit bill opbere at eriitere.
Sorretningen bar pGret brepet meo
ip9re Cab lige fra 9egpnoelien al,
og ser er life minbite nbiigt til, at
ben bill bli beore / Sremtioen.
Spao Ser ifal gisres meo glepa.
torerne, berom err enbmi intet npr.
mere beitemt. &egieringen bar /
ilere Waaneber itaaet / l1nberbano-
Iinger ON Salget al Dem, men Ger
err life blet noget of set.
gne gIepatorerne pil bli tomme
til Den Site Iiiguit, og pil oa enten
bli ioIet eqer bortleiet til pripate
Yerioner eler &pmpanier. Heaie.
rinaen eier Jolt 172 GIepatorer meo
en- iamlet aapacitet al 100000
9uibel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
Dore Gropper / China.

Ger bcrette8 ira @aibington, at
De 6orencoe StaterS icmte Snfan'
tcrircgimCnt, Ger u0gier ell Eart al
Den internatlonuIe SrOppcitprtc, iom
icnotea iii China forot boloe Serns
boncIiuieu anbeu melcm Eeflna %
Nnuet, rimeIigpiS oil iorbIi Der enc.
mi no0cu Sib, bporimob cnOcl al
acknowledgements er blet tllbugc,
falot.
&or Ntiuiiter / Yefing, Mr. Sal.
bonn, bar life billet tiIroooe at
bicufommanoerc Sropperue cnoml,
ga set enbml life oniecs for trpot
at Iaoe Sernbouelinicn u~bcpogtet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
\ Oemofrdternes Seir.

Mens aanpcn mcIlcm Gait %
RooiepeIt ON oen replblitanItc GrT'
INSTRUMENTATION fortiGttcr mco
uiopffet Strait og @ittcrbeo, brp9ger
Def oQioa blau6t Gemofratcrne mere
oa mere op iii llpeir, ON oct ga |
bct belle fan iiges, at ltpetret life
ollereoc err inotrno0t. Ser cr fire
formidable &auoibotcr til BEN Demo.
f~ratiife ErGiioCntnominotion, nen'
liq @uoernsr @ooorow @ilion, NE.
prGiertonthuicta Speafer, Champ
GIarf, 8upernpr Sormon % SION.
orcSmoro UNDERWOOD. gSilion re-
prpienterer ben IIberole cllcr pro-
Qrcaiioe 1Ipi inoen Nortlct, 8uucrs
uer Nurmon Oeu f]onicrpntipe. WtiOt
imeucnL men Tor cn Wlegct ltor Tel
ioeutlficcret mco "Ocn g0mlc Met.
ming, ituor Champ Glorf. llnOer.
MOOD, Ser bar iloact iiQ'op I'll Bar
tiets Terer / Rtprricutantbuict %
irrIiq ! GoIoio8cn bar uomcrfct fig
iom Ell qanitc 0nQtiQ General, bar
foreIebig Iibcn Stprfe piit uoenior
fin egen Stot, NIabonru, % eufcltc
andre SpoItotcr, % OtuIt8hcOen Tor
bans Denominations er Tor Eleblittct
ioa fern, al man pei inotiI nibere
fan iGtte bom belt no al &ctrogt.
ming. Sarmon bar tor SnoflD0eIIc
inber Bartlett, men &rpau, Der irem.
beIes er en- SIoqS Balance Of
4omer~, bar toget oobcnt Stnno,
punft imoo bom, % bette u0elutfcr,
Of ban fan bIi nomiueret. SiIbog,
bIir bu @iIion % GIarf, % iuc
Iangt mar enbnu er fommet, ipne;
Der life at oPre ipuoerlig 6orifie.
meQem Dem, bpcb Stprfe anganr
0enS oct FOR en- Sio iioen iao no
ipm ON @pgtifaoIen bpIoeoe iterf
til @iIions SIDE, bar man / set lie
nere iaaet Oct Snbtrpt, at Glart.
aftier er / Iiplig Spgaaenoe. San.
SilbGngere tror oerfor, al bpis inte
nioruoieet bomber, piI ban pie ii
Of bape Here Stemmer / NationaI
forpentionen emo no9en onoen &ar
oioat. Wen fra bette iii at opno
Domination er fanife et lPnger
Sprnng, enb man ifulbe tro. Rr
minntion frazer 10 Sreoieoeis SIel
tai, og iaa mango initruerebe 3elt
CATER oil iugen al aanbiOoterr
boDe. 3 beoite Sab fan Glurf isr
unoer ielpe aonoentionen oente {
tilbptte fig be manslenoe Stemme
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
MISREPRESENTATION porer.

IntalIet al S~litcrater (6olf, Der
life fan luie eaer ifripe) bIir itobig
minbrc % minNre / De 6oreneoe
Stoter. Nj en Rapport, Der netop
er u0ienbt ira GenIuSburealet /
@oibinator, ices, at Der / 1910 bar
5,516, 500 SQiternter / Sanoet. Oct
tc cr iepugoot meb II Erocent,
ionmculiQnet meO 6,1S0,069 eler
1O.7 8roceut / 1900. s Sainoi$
pnr Scr for 10 Nor iiben al en- Be
iolfninQ paa 4,493,734 / Ilocrcn
fra 10 Mar o. opoper 1924 eIlcr
81 SGiterotcr. s Snbiana bar Der
blanot 2,16O,4O5 Ierioner ooer 10
aar eonle 66,213 Saiterotcr, meo
andre Orb libt oner 3 Erocent. IS
Widignn bar 6orboloet 1880 eller
3.3 8rocent al Ell 9%efolfntng poa
2,236,252. s @isconiin bar Der
al I ,S29,S11 Eerioner opcr 10 Mar
$40 cLlcr 80 Groccnt. 8 Soluo
bar Der 2S,SS9, IL Eroccut, Snitc.
rotcr al 1,76O,2S6 Veriorer. Ger
er iprrc Saiteroter / Soma emo /
noqen onOen Stot / llnioncn. Soiti'
iioro bar set ~itsrite Nutol, % BRO
cent. GQe Stnter wnotogcn Ncm
gorf % Connecticut pier en- 9tco.
gang / oct iioite Giaor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14

Wfrs. Sarion frpgter for, at Gutter
er nrnfnet | @iqmetteeIpen.
Mrs. Sarion oplpier, at SfoIens
geltprer bapoe ifrepet til benoe /
Inleoning Of at @utten bapbe be-
ret frapGrenbe fra SfoIen / ilere
Gage, og at bum Snsbog Worgen
bapoe lenot BAN afiteo meo en- ifrift-
Zig 6orflaring. Sitebetfor at afle-
pcre S~friuelien bapoe 8iitten aipet
ben til Ell &amerat. Siben bor
mar intet ieet til ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
FRA Voroes 6opeoitao.
Srep fra "Secprab. goiteu's fate ariitianas
G~orreippnoent.

"Sitanie"- ltlpffens grroOmmc. -
ToIitif: Soeialiiterne. Triiinoebe
@eniirc. - ESTABLISHMENTS Salg.
Gardner, - &riitiania &pm.
mime. = SfanoinapiIf IlIianee.
pulitif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
en- foripunoet Out.

Sra Tortlanb. Oregon meooe-
les ben 9be Mai: Iuguit Carton, CIV
ipp gar sammel Ssn at DIR. %
Mrs. >. Z. Sarion, iom fornplig
ilptteoe bio ira ct. groir. @is., err
~ioripmnbet fra lit Stem. San be-
gap iis Susbas Morseu afiteo til
Solmanifolen, men blep borte paa
@eien. 8uttens Sober er Sneofer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
Mctbpoiit.G piifupnl. Sirfen bor Ell

|stNilpSt' AONA .
llQc8 Sio buut tit aar@meoe /
Winncapolis, % blanot en- Wang-
i%oIoigbeo al Sogcr, iom bar pPrct
oppc til @cbonOIing, bar ct 6orilog
ira oct biifopeIige HoaO ont at til
bagefoIoe bcn gamle Sirfelop, Der
iorbpoer Mtetbooiierne at ipiae
Sort, bnnie, gon / Gbeater % I'll
Cirrus og Seiteppooeleb. 6oron.
IeOningen til 6orilo9ct bar, eIter
hua0 Der bIeo fortlaret, Ell llnoerIp.
gelie, iom bapOe brogt ior Gogen,
at ca. 10 Sreoieoele al O]tetbooiIttir'
fena 3,250,OOO Wtpolemmer oabent
opcrtrrocr 2opeL boorfor man bar
fonract iii oct Reillltat, at Den er
iorploct. @eo Sogen$ 9reitcIie
piite set iia, at Stcnumerne bar ont'
trent ligeIig iorOeIte for % tmoo.
@iifoppcrne reierpcreoe tit StonO'
puutt pe0 at ircmbGpe, at Oct no.
turliguiS life por 0Ieningen at an
bciale Dc iaoIeoes forbuote 6ornel.
rIinr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
Spmmcr Games Gliiun al aunia

CONNER James Slt1pn AZ SalllaS
Gitp Gourt OF appeolS bar npIig /
en- Gag, Der oreieoe ii9 on en-
abonnents anioorIi9beo for glaos
giGIo, ofgipct ielgcnoe aienoelle:
"llogipeIieu al en- 9IpiS meoferer
mcget iuteleftueIt % le9enIi8t ar-
beioc ioopeIiom Ee~ngcllolGg. Gen,
Jon peoblir meo at moOtage ct
9loo paa Y~oitbuiet, npOer Den 6ors
Del OF 6ornsieIie, iom ilpber al bette
Nrbeioe og llOIpg / Iigeiaa illIo llo.
itrpfning, iom ON ban poa anoen
WooOc tiluenOte Jig 6rugten al an
ore& Irbeioc, ocrior nnaa ban cBIaa
boIOe$ %ouiuorIig ior SubitriptionS.
pcnQcnc."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14

urrtrp A. ,rcosp CLASS NArTTE luSI l5m 1908 Ar rHT rosI
c,YIrr AZ DrcoEAH, Iowa, UEBEE mn Au % COSsEEss or
k.lop 8, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14

Wen Der or andre bpmmenoe 6orto.
rcr, iom ipiaer inc, emo WooItonoeil
fra @ilionfloffer, % Den, man for
Sioen frpgter melt, er life Wil'ot,
men 9rpou. 9enne eliter life Glorf,
bpem ban nGrmeit betragter lorl en-
aammeI Muifiupolitifer, og lflsilt
ban life paa longt npr er BAN loa
uimagelia iom Surlnon, be1tploeS
ban oog MI Tor Sorisg paa oeo al
ifenS 9lrenbreicrier % lorte aa'
boler at ipiae BAN en- Streg | Reg
ninaen, bpor ban fan. Iffilrof
buob 9rpan peo oerne i'm Sptr9oelt
ipefulerer paa, or ltpiit. San ertlG'
rer f~rcn6eleS, at ban ielu life er
aanOibot, og / oct itore og belle er
ban piitnof penlig itcntt moo Wtl'
ion; men al Cufelte al bans @epG'
QeIier / oct icnere merer man at
flrue uboroge oen Slutning, at ban
bar gonife andre RIoner / Sooeoet
enc Of foa @ilion nomineret. Sptlfe
er bisie Elnner? @oor De fanlte
no pou at opmuore De politilfe Ian'
Oe melt millig / Sen Seniigt at Tor.
binore, of nogen al De aftipe aollot'
batter ifnl ioo en- Moioritet peo aon'
pentionen / Baltimore? er oct
maaife @rponS Glaner at Ifabe Ell
gIofaoe / aonpentionen? 9ette er
bel life oIOeIe8 lttGnfeIig, ifisnt Der
ogiou or obifiIlig, iom taller inoo
oct. 2o6 oS / bpert 6al0 tGnfe oS,
at 9Iofoocu inotrGfier! Spem bill
man ioa til ippenoe % iioit moottc
jamie iig ON unOtogen Srpon lelp?
The Harrison times., 1912-07-20
The Reckoning in November.

The nomination by the Chicago
convention of William Howard Taft
for president was brought about by
various state machines and the Re-
publican national machine. He has
been nominated in the face of defeat
after defeat in nearly every state in
which he submitted his candidacy
to the votes of his party. And these
states where the Republican voters
turned down their thumbs are the
states that elect Republican presi-
dents.
Mr.. Taft is man of many excel
lent qualities. But his administra-
tion has not answered to the de-
mands of the times; and the very
men that have gone down before the
new order Of things or stand today
as representatives of the old order
have had the largest part in his sec
ond nomination. But they are not
devoted to him personally nor do
they follow him from patriotic mo-
tives. These organization men who
have fought for Taft want to pre-
serve their control Of their respective
state machines and keep themselves
in power. lfTaft should be elected
they are still in clover. If Taft is
defeated they will still have control
of the machines for 1916. These
shrewd, practical and experienced
politicians must know that popular
sentiment is against President Taft
and that the fight made by Colonel
Roosevelt put new and mountain
Gus difficulties in the way Of Repub-
lican success in November. But they
were looking out for themselves.
If the Roosevelt Republicans carry
through their plans to form new
party with Col. Roosevelt at the
head Of its ticket they will have
made virtually sure and certain the
election of Democratic candidate
who can command the united sup.
port Of Democrats. But wholly
aside from a second Republican
party being in the field, we believe
William Howard Taft will be an
other Benjamin Harrison, He has
been renominated by political ma
chinery and federal Office holders
when the voice Of his party would
have named another man if it had
had opportunity to make itself
heard, Chicago has repeated Min
ncapolis; and 1912 will repeat 1892,
The Harrison times., 1912-07-20
Desirable Property to BE Offer
ed for Sale.

w. l., Delony, secretary of the
American Building and Loan Associ.
alton, of Little Rock, will be at the
at the Midway Hotel, July goth 70
90 August lst,
The Association owns u number OF
residences of from three to seven
rooms each that can be purchased
at very low prices and on the easiest
terms,
IL also owns one of the best con.
structed stone store buildings IN
Harrison, situated as It is on the
street most Travelled, having an al.
ley by the side and in the rear makes
the location first class, and this
property can be bought for less than
the building could be erected If one
owned the ground
Harrison, situated as it Is, near
the center of Boone county So rich
in resources, 10 bound to grow and
property increase In value,
Opportunities like these do not
come olt,n 1t is therefore worth
Your while to see Mr. Delohy and
have him 60 into details with YOU