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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

Deputy sherieff w. c. carp will be
at the following places on day named
to collect your taxes:
Narrows Monday November H. fore
noon.
Davidson station. Monday. Nov. II
afternoon.
Olaton. Tuesday. Nov. u. forenoon.
Dan Station. Tuesday, Nov. II, after
noon.
Horse Branch, "Wednesday, Nov. ~
forenoon.
White Run. Wednesday. Nov 10. AZ
ternoon.
Select. Friday, Nov. 10. forenoon.
Baizetown. Friday, Nov. II afternoon.
Rosine, Saturday. Nov IL.
Arnold. Monday. Nov IS, forenoon.
T,enfrow. Monday, Nov. IS, afternoon.
Mt. Pleasant. Tuesday, Nov. 10, fore
noon.
Adv +. II. BLACK, Sheriff.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

II Is tn first time in the worlds his
tory that a "bolting party has been
fought by the contendns party. They
have always been encouraged. From rhe
first Progressive party has be viliiied
by the Democracy and at the same uH'e
contending that it would amount 20
nothing This with the sweet thin ss
Taft should make the voter Up n his
eyes
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18
SIX HARD, COLD, FACTS.

Fact 1-,Taft cannot be elected.
Fact 2-RoOsev II can be elected.
Fact 3-Wilson might be elected.
Fact 1.-The election of Wilson surely
means tampering with the income of
busin IS men. the wage Garner and the
rest of the American public.
Fact BIT is up TO the American voter
to defend his income. upon which must
always dep nd his OutEO.
Fact 6-Ine only way for the Ame:i-
can voter to defend his income is to
prevent the election Of Wilson by vot-
ing for Roosevelt.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18
Commonwealth Docket October
Torn 1912.

lOIm lIlZs
1893 Com'th. VS.. Paul Cooper.
ZIG Com'th. vs.. Geo. Simpson.
tsOS Com'th. w. I.iche Ransom.
4sOS Com'tl. VS.. Liohe Ransom.
1872 Com'th. VS.. Llche Ransom.
1870 Com'th. W.. Red talias Rusty Wilson
4Se5 Com,th. vs.. Bob Nelson.
4s2S Cum'th. VS.. Bob Nelson.
1881 Com'th. vs. Lee. Hobs.
$50 Com'th. VS.. Hardin Baize. ct al.
4S72 Comth. vs. Hardin Baize. ct al.
1873 Com;th. VS.. Frank Allen. ct al.
f4S77 Com,th. VS.. LIE, Watts. ct al.
1879 Comth. VS.. John Clever.
1882 ;Com'th. W.. Fielder Baize, ct al.
1883 Com'th. VS.. Fielden Ba;ze. ct al
1854 Com'th. VS.. Chas. Baize. Ell al.
1895 Com'th. VS.. Josie Ward.
4Sol comth. VS. Estil Golf.
1902 Com'th. VS.. Estil Golf.
1908 Comth. VS.. Estil Goff.
4sO4 Com'th. VS.. Estil Gpff
1905 Com'th. VS.. Estil Goff.
1906 Com'th. vs.. Estil Golf.
1907 Comth. VS.. Estil Golf.
1903 Com'th. VS.. Andrew King, ct al.
1911 Com'th. VS.. Frank Smallwood.
49la Com'th. VS.. Oscar McKinn n.
49l5 Com'th. VS.. Geo Myers.
1916 Com'th. vs.. Haskell Kitchens.
1923 Com'th. VS.. Geo. Jewell.
1924 Com'th. vs.. Geo. Jewell.
1925 Com'th. VS.. Thomas Render.
1927 Com'th. VS.. Frank Mcfarland.
1928 iCom'th. VS.. Frank Mcfarland.
1913 Com'th. VS.. Frank Mcfarland.
1890 Com'th VS.. Frank Mcfarland.
1891 Coin'th. VS.. Frank McFarlsnd.
1882 Cnm'th. VS.. Bill Taylor.
End DAY.
1884 COm'th. VS.. chas. DeWcese. Ell al.
1885 Com'th. VS.. Orville Grove.
1887 Com'th. vs.. Oswald Hooker.
$3.50 SOill III. vs.. oTNIIte SIOWt.
1888 Com'th. VS.. Eli Wright.
4sal Conth. VS.. William Landlord.
4s43 Com'th. Va. William l.ankford.
l9A com'th. VS.. II. Il. Pierce.
4s+s Cpm'th. VS.. II. +. Pierce.
4s47 Com'th. vs.. II. +. Pierce.
4s4s Com'th. VS.. william bennett.
ssls Com'th. VS.. William Bennett.
1850 COm'th. Vs. Austin Bowling.
1851 Com'th. VS.. Austin Bowling.
&952 Com'th. VS.. Austin Bowling.
1854 Comth. vs.. App Robins. ct al.
1855 Com'th. vs.. Geo. Myers.
1855 coln.tb. VS., Wilbur Bailey.
As07 comth. VS.. Wilbur Bailey.
1855 com'th. VS.. Austin Bowling, ct al.
1853 com'th. VS.. Walter Patterson.
49s2 Comitb. VS.. Leonard Wedding, ct al.
%sss com,th. VS.. Alton Paris.
1854 com'th. VS.. Alton Paris.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

1856 Com'th. VS. Frank Durbin.
1855 Com'th. Vs. Sam Cook.
1851 Com'th. vs. WILDER Bailey.
1855 Com'th. vs.. Noah Beasley.
1868 Com'th. w. Noah Reasley.
1870 Com'th. vs.. Gilmore Roach.
4S'l Com'th. vs.. Lee Lloyd. -
1872 Comth vs.. Lee Lloyd
1913 Com,th. vs.. Lee Lloyd
1914 'Com'th. US. Leonard Wedding.
1915 Com'th. vs.. Henry Collins.
1876 Com'th. W.. Herbert Chinn.
1871 Comth. vs.. Willis Allen.
1913 Com'th. W.. Hubert Baker. -
1873 Com'th. vs.. Joshua Grove.
$3.50 com'th. vs.. Richard StewaIs. a.
Copy Attest;
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

Every effort on the part of Demo-
welt sentiment down in Ohio County, mas
failed and the avalanche is on in full
swing. Here, as elsewhere in the STATE,
the opposition Is becoming alarmed.
Their laughter is about 40 be turned ia
To tears
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

continues TO manifest it's love and adj
mira;ion for Colonel Roosevelt by Fight
Ing him bitterly in and out Of season.
II becomes more evident day by day
that whatever the trust paid. II didn
get whot 1t paid for."-Cleveland Leader.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

Why waste a vote on Taft. He is not
IN the race. II YOU had a vote to waste
ne would be as good subject as YOU
could select, but you only have one vote
Vote the Progressive ticket.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

Champ Clark supporters do not forget
the fact that for foiy-cieht hours he
Has the rightful nominee of the Balti-
more Convention. with a clear majority.
Many OF these Democrats will now sup
port Roosevelt
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

Hartford Camp No. 1902 w. o. W. will
unveil the monument erected to the
memory of Sow Dudley Tatum at Nc
Dowells burying ground Oct. 10th, 1872.
All n jghbOring Camps invited to join
In the ceremony.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

Democrat, Republican. Prohibition. So
cialist or Progressive one can not help
but admire the true Americanism dis
played by Col. Roosevelt after the at
tempt upon his life. II Is the same
stuff that founded our colonies. estab-
iished our liberty and caused the stars
and stripes to rule supreme from Ocean
70 Ocean.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18
Children Cry
FOR FlErcneR'S
casio RIA
Notice..

u" the members of Beda Local No. $50
The A. :. of r. Lodge will meet in reg
uLir session Saturday night Oct. Is. All
members who have not signed the to-
eacco pledge will do well to come and
sign for the pledge will close soon.
MAItVIN BAIRD, Se'cy.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

Mr.. farmer. don't let anyone deceive
you with the cry that YOU derives 10
benefits from a protective tariff. Wait
until you are selling 500 mules for ~
TO kick you.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

According to Mr.. MrComb, the Will
son Chairman, Governor Wilson spent
over 100000 to defeat Champ Clark for
the Democratic nomination. Is this
Democratic simplicity?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

Taft and Wilson are both for free
trade in farm products with Canada.
The Progressive platform is against Il.
How will the farmer vote?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

II seems that Gov. Wilson's Campaign
for the Democratic nomination was
not run entirely on hot air." 1t cost
over 500. 000 to pull him over.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

Roosevelt is gaining rapidly in Ohio
County. The voters now realize that
TIE race is between Wilson and the
Colonel.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

Are you In favor of letting the peo-
pie have a larger voice in government?
The Progressive party stands for THAI.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18
Children Cry
FOR TlEIcnER'S
casio "a

WILSON HIS OWN MANAGER"
The Governor can hardly expect 10
beat the Colonel on this issue.-New
York Evening Sun.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

II We are corr city informed. 1t is in
order for the Taft Ohio County Commit
tee to meet and make the members take
the oath again.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

The Progressive ticket will be the
last on the ballot. Right side. M
trouble to find.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

What frightens our Democratic friends!
Not Taft. Oh no.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

despite the loud claims it makes Of
having contributed to the Roosevelt
campaign Of 1904. the standard Oil Trust
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

II looks more and more like land
slide to Roos welt.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

Nobody now claims that Taft will ru:
better than third in Kentucky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-18

They say the Bull Moose Is invading
the South.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20

an arrangements BY reason Of the time
and labor Il would save employees and
IN" manner In which IL would lubrl-
cato to" wheels OF trafnc. II II uudcr-
stoUI however. that IN ~ few lu.
,lau,'s the plan would cause Sigh,
REDUCTION ~ present passenger rates
Th railroad companies in Sew
Mr,..o hay, received pretty generous
treatment 1t 'ho hands Of thu people.
when one COMPARES their status here
Win that o. T'N., or Arizona. 81
kansas. th,l practically have things
uIl their own way Sew Mexico
.'.I. her railroads and has AWAY
Co.. sulzod lno fact that they are ,ltai
p. 'h' development Of the state; 1ui
.' ,..pId .,"uiul, D., 100 Dnd taste for
tI. Go lYyt- 90 this Tim, iu nYht u
a,mum go .mu'uI. reasonable aud
'p' 100. yrr,nD ADDS. OF nau'.r aud
...IF..I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
Progress of Christianity
in Asia,

T.,r.. .ra us" rur-'.um.
.,.m.U o,,. 81, hcc"mo the O. ... "r
OF Iavp 1nr Suurlsr ,upr, n.#
900 u-''.nn u,prtlrr tot ,,u!umus
uu,"nUuUl mI It showed 20 'rnu
di,,". .nu 100 ,.r,p Or M'uDf 3 FL.
Eiru &c.,. ."I' . occidental llr'oru.
Wur.h.. r.. adds aud cotton mH.H
lw w CHRISTIAN V"rll v1- NOT 90.
rrrm.r4 Hd hong had 90 u.u
ml-u.u- 100 laran, ana war -'u,ua
% rr,.r. - .pG ,ruIhuld. bat It d.d met
pu u, .na..n men aud money 'o
p..nm un, .mmrr thoroughlv HuI
''ue 1910 portions az II into contact
With 'N..'. N.' The upp"rluniiN &"
tam ln' i.n.r"S of ASA {, u'rt.
dental r'Nr.uu VAS lost. thrisl.nul'.
BE- iul,rt.J ,r,.rrully enough lu Iu
pan hUl 'nrH ,mulTy In satisfied thIt
n hos uI 'N. N,stvrn Ideas 4 u"nI".
ond having ,,nntvd u christian No.
ZION 'Em ..H.' ago. liz Interest in
western u.' 900 II Er"ail, aNdird.
Ia 'u,rJ. ruvr,rT, II IL not ~ toll.
Grant. n nrw.us that missions hJN"
'"vn vN'rr'IulnuN successful IN Z 'r'n
lIut corr s.uudcul of several Au,rr
icnn and Eurunrrn newspapers, who
has boon s''u4 ~ much VI Ior"a ~
he was nrruri,d 10, writes that la.
pan ,s Determined to- root rhrisiiauil}
out uf CORE, Nh that II cares nn"h
about tho r,.niun. one way ~ tn
"'h'r bat g." tie Japanese udmluls
traitors Christianity Is u pvliticnlly dis-
iuruln" force, which II doubtless ih'
case. AZ bono. they are not In tho
hast alrdld "' I. Hut Ia Currn thcN
don't want ~ because II " believed
that II viii ur.rf'rr with the ducillty
"i III" 'or,In. under the JAPANESE
woke, aud, furthermore. thut II viii
afi"rd christian nations Il prul"Xt for
manilosius AN interest In the fate
~ '."r"u WINCH japan is determined
not 10 encourage.
This .corr"suDdcnt sayS tlnt the
wholesale pr"-,cutlun 1r Christians
an chnrg"s 81 completely In a plot u
assasslnntc tn Japaneae admlnlStrat-
Or, Count T,raurhi, n Only one mum
Hesitation nr the Japanese antl-Chrls-
tlan pollcN mother ia the actual
deportation IT cOrenns. replacing
ih"m Win lapnncsc military colon
islE
China Is NOW reported 10 he about
~ accessible 80 Christian innucnco
~ japan W,s twenty years ugo' The
Manchu dynasty haS been driven OUT
every cIt"rl X now being ninda ~
oc"idrntut'ze the rOuntry. anu the
Chinese hay, the CONSTITUTING curiOS'
ity from which the JppanePr have ro-
covered. REGARDING religion VI the
west u IL belIered By leaders IN
the Christlan ctupen that the mistake
that lost Japan Ia CHRISTIANITY may
be avoided 10 chlaa w an adequate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
TIE UBIQI ITOuS pN\NMI1I.

L., ,ry,i.. ,.u, .r .,,, Do.
""''" wa" '''E' gu. "'r. '' %. '''
miiC. approximately -u'l'i"h' To- 'l''
one ca. block into ru,i.pi.N-. 10.
,,,..,. a., .l.,,,. d.. ,..t ,....,..,n,l
'"' ~" ''' '"" '''' .'.'-. 900 W.
own way tor on hour 'rp % H'i. "u'.
. uatd. spirit stoI, .rp .,4Ild lIu
., r.., .,.,. ,.,., y..r,. I.,....,,.I
'"''''"I"''''' Jaw P'''"' "''"'' '''
s"w, 'ni'r,'.f1a 'iu~'n Win " suit
,,tu iuU @, ui,ipa','IIu 10 take pOt
....,,r -, r.. r.,i.,r,l ,.p,tol and
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
SECOND ANNUAL SHOW
BY PECOS VALLEY
POULTRY RAISER;

li".''U y NJ, Soy. ,o- The s.r-
uud annual ,Nuiuirluu of tn, p,.us
valley Pantry association ,u be-
",.u,d ~ tuls ,,lg tomorrow aud ,"u.
uuu. 'o three dms. ~" s"nr,t,g
"I o." "rsInilal.nu luD"rmS tine s"aH
rui uu.r Interest has been rkru
lh. .,ar 1ud tunt II .s certain tuar Of
~, % altering Viii be- In evidence.
Ill.,, a."cutiuu addresses % spvrol
iu,'luIuu go the puullry men of the
r"."s valley In IN" following Iu-
sung,
"Tn" Poultry association invites
Nuu &" come To- RusNrll on November
go. - and - aud get acquainted with
the eft Irr poultrNmcn OF The valley.
We ul l;usNrll win bee here Win the
glad hand, few from CARLSBAD are
sur' 10 bu present, aud several from
tine upper valley. lIul Wr should like
go s"r "a least nlly poultrymrn from
Hll up aud down the valley 10 com"
lu liu,W,u lur these three days. Bring
q slflng ul birds with YOU if you have
them. but II you have only Il pair Or
THO. bring them. Come. anyhow, even
II ynu haven't show bird. This viii
he good time and place to pick up a
few GOOD ones. Let's get acquainted,
anyhow. and lay the foundation for n
united uud prosperous industry In the
l'ocus'vallry. There viii bo three dnys
Ut good times. Take the vacation
ana uOmc,"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
sMoKiNG ~ ~ I0SWEII~

The big impetus tor munlrlpli
progress which has wrought r'h
changes ia AlDuuu"rquc In III" pact
year. which II TRANSFORMING Santa f",
which has appeared Ia Las Vegas. aud
which In working wonders iu W"n
other cities ui III, state, o. ,nrl,u.
thugs ny Ia marked doErrr lu I;"'.
we'll this fan Wuawcll b. njrr-
more paved ru,,ts, sh, has an 'h.'.
tricIi expert ,uuirrriug with ''~'us
on the proposition &" INSTALLING nu
ornamental street nghlua S1.t'm yu
liar 10 ihr vnr ru lhls rill. -u. Dr. .
organized It ''in rluo, winch ~ pr'.
pairing Tor q blk Monsters banquet
she h takins up e pupli, SUBJ. go.
ton to spend li"u per muuth IN lu'.
llcity work. aud hcr CONNER, al ct.
ganizItlnn II laying ambitious 90 .ns
Tor Greater Roswell the Infusion
81 ginger into her citilrns la the pJ"i
Irw month. hus attracted ,u, attic.
ton at the STATE, IN, following FROM
the Roswell Morning Ncws SHOW b
what is doing and what ~ nkcl5 sol
be doing.
The indications are that Roswell Sc
about 20 cumc into her own. 1Lt
citizens Of influence are getting t.
gcther on the broad plan ~! Ihu
Greater Roswell There az" greater
things IN loswon that cannot Doc nd
a. r. under Iyrsuual WoJud.., GO o..
llllcal Cnmity, und th'sr a. torches
10 the front ana being {, 'sUi"u 80.
matters OF moment 40 the lu.wudrd '
future OF the to"u ana its rr"l
Happy Tn, town and bright tsl
prospects when the business mon
unite Ia boost II. Tor IT, future Is AZ.
HurOd. No town can lag. no matter
how commonplace II attractions,
where the business men unite TO
boost. and phenomenal IN It's growth
und values IL the town that has such
natural attractions as Roswell.
And yet one VI Roswells greatest
attractions huE merely been incident
ally touched upOn--lis uneXcclled To-
cation for sunalariu. Roswell with
out it's health restoring climate would
not be Roswell
This il merely suggestion. There
nre hundreds Ut others that press
moro uFsentIy 20 the front, but none
more important than this.
fRoswslra Commercial club and
htg BAnneap Msn''s association have
snek 30 8Ght liek Tor Greater RoS-
49, ~ IN 1esa y n kssp q ~"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
ORIGIN on rrIG CuTsCL>r

rhr crescent, taken b} she Muhum-
m,duus from the christian H5AuDiu,
empire h1d air,udy boon taken ty
ChristHnIt' from iagauism. The cit}
on lhr U'sphurut urI assum,d the
crescent after Il" preservation from
thu atturh ct rhIlip Of Mucrdon In
$3.50 49, &, THIS attack Mas made on
- mounI,ss winter night Of wind aud
rain. but WAS revealed to the citizens
first hy the bowling of The dogs ds
that why the ConStantinOpiU dog was
80 long privllcgcdD, and whom they
rushed to their posts. Toy II meteor
which III up the Macedonian army.
saved by this miracle. the citlSenH
erected statue 10 lIce1to the Torch
bearer. und struck coins bearing her
emblem, tho crescent moon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
"OurrnlnR Is Under Diam.

whittier. Cal. Nov. 2O.--"Queen.
ing" hus been officially and formally
condemned by the Y. W, G, a. ut
whittier college "Qucening'' has
been vurlously known as ''fussing'
and "campustry." while the accepted
term outside the collegiate pale ~
''spoonlng." The girls suy II inter.
fercs with studies and deprivcs tho
football suuhd from needed training.
mo girl shall study With the young
men or hold unnecessary cOnyersn-
tiVn with them between the hours OF
a. M. ana o y. m.." II the order
that has been promulgated. While
Il n condemned largely by the oo-eds
and unanimously by the male stu
dontS. they ind satisfaction IN the
fnct that there ars several suitable
hours which Hre not proscribed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
kcnrucky Fish story

Lancaster iNNrl lN'ftlh.
Nnuut Two miles from Lancaster,
.uu the richmond pike, CIV the old
CONN Urm, now OWNED by III VII.
lrm liuru"tt. f. "a lnrg" pond which
.lp' u',r into the 'dg" ul Ia" plk".
TuI, pond ~ full ~ ush--.bass, hrim
sud ne, tights. III" brim predominant
.ug 'Nr Sen L. !NclIy tolls ~ that
while. passing this pond on On" Of IA"
t'I. r'o,ut very warm DAYS he no.
u,'d o. ,"N standing IN thr edge of
il' pnIin Zoo Ibuut three i'ct at water.
trd o. r.mrnotluu immediately under
ih, coos which did no, seem 20 sub
-id, "u his approach. l'puu clos"
examination IS to the rnus" ul the
,"Iuuu'inu Nh N'llt discovered
tllti the nrim species ui fish IN great
uumh,rs had collected Immediately
under ih' COW ana vrt' Jumping
..r1 .u'hr. 0ut eft III, water and
catching Oh, n,. which we're worry
NIX 'h, COS. The satisfied buN Iur
.as ,auI. chewing thu rud of con.
l.uIw. 90 .ud r,idrWI, ruiuyug tu"
'H"r'. ., u'r -"ll.Jppu,nl,d iN
',,N.y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20

lcruss the l;lU Grnndc.
q
\ NEW HOTEL las h"cn opened
iu Paris without any servants Out
presumably they have Installed uu-
'onntic tip-iakrrs.
o
WE NOTICE at Artrsiu e gentle.
man named MrIlursr has bought a
tin shop Naturally hc wouldn't buy
u garage.
TIE NrMEEE OF babies born in
ARIZONA within the last six months
.',. IGN5 These figures ere "lIlciiL
Thus ur,. Gle" predictions of statehood
rI.u,.t,s Justified.
-
VIZ AluE ALWAYS u,iug ali,ad ur
uuI.,I,'.. The t"li auto model.
trr uul aud tho 1879 Christmas mag
rzUu,- ur" 900 read from cover g."
,uE,r
THAT GENTLENlNN ,uu -uv
'n'm hudiug down the street Na.
iiip Nun wilde. who just vpL' up
Iud HnD Is being shown tho latest
stylus lu n"muu.S dress Bog easy and
cations stage.
N>u THERE Wilt Do, n"u go
nIIu. ruwrf# iu va, ,rll- ul The con-
',uH ruur,u 1h" jury m thH,
,.., co., BOO th, oJ." of E,rk,r did &C.
.wG boo Iu expedition. aud thor
ought, vurkmaulIkr manner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
TIIE uI.EAGE PROPOSITION

II 10 rumorud today that The tulI-
roads IN New Mexico may ohJo, to
the uniform mllease syutom proposed
BY the state corporation commission,
" the end that lhe travelling pubIic
may be- I'D Of grave Inconvenience
throughout lhe state. On the face Of
II Il might Be supposed that the rail-
IToal eompanies would welcome such
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
Maxim. G,,sHl

Tu, u'' lady county school super
ut'rd'u's HrN, q good account uf
ll,ws'.,- 80 IN, state assocla ION last
"''h TH,H ua,r proven that their
election wJS not - Gaze of misplaced
confidence uu tao part OF the voters
In every Instance the schools of the
counties thcS represent are equal e"
81 aouyu the normal. They hay"
proven that women not only MAX" tlr
II, NJ teachers, but hold their oWu u~
supcrintondentB when compared 10
the stUrncr scX.--SocOrru Ch,,llaIu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20

\ preacher In Washington has APP
"'iul'd an osculetloh warden who's"
duty II Is 10 hang around the v,stI-
bule and keep the yOung folks iron.
kissing In church. why Cont their
parents muscle them s--~Gallup lIepub,
llcan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20

Lr' II rain, President Tuft has put
ah,""o p"stuJstcrs under cover. He
-" d"uht Hts looking Tor what hap.
p,n,d un the 9Th OF this month";
springer SluCkmun,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
THE STATE PRESS


n YOU Know auyrnug good about
thc pcopi" at your town ur commune.
Ivy, tell IL. 81 Nuu duu' huun 1uNl IluE
good krrp YOUR mouth ,1u' Gallup
Republican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20

Some men VINO boss their wives In
public ara as mc,, us MmDs OF home
--THUS waltz, N,RN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
November go In IIlstor,

,. 200. iaiI Francis t. with &c.
uuu u,u marches w hin and
Iutr.h,. down again.
Eo. go 1888 -Il,ur' VT whose
wa'. .,rr hva,. roars,. beats hir
WIn tIl- AMI threatens q divorce.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
Theoretically 1rur

Even humrly man rs opl 900 hunsl
Valley NCWS,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20

Just recelvod--New lot VI Navajo
RpSA ClaEke's curio store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20

MATT E%AI'p. on" ul car leading
Socialists. nut. u 49, IulIuV-. "rhr
Iml uuu7r WAS drhururd los Ia" So.
..Uf's, skinned by the D'n"rrt's
auu 20. soon rs n" is sufficiently r.
'up,r,t'd h" win bc hung NJ IN 'h'.
uuk. huur' 10, thu Republicans.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-03-28
For Pianos see W. Fl. Miller.

Rev. R.. M. Hartman of Spring
field was in town between trains
Monday returning from Armour
where he spent Sunday.
County Auditor Stoddard was in
town Monday on his way to Pierre
to attend a meeting of auditors
called for the purpose of fixing
rates of assessment.
Easter Letters and Booklets in
Hand Painted and Embossed at
Treiber's.
The Milwaukee railroad near
Akron, Ia, was out of commission
Monday and the trains over that
division, from Elk Point to Sioux
Falls, were forced to come around
this way.
A WELL-KEPT bank book will
serve as a certificate of character
for the young man when seeking a
situation. Get yours at the BON
HOMME COUNTY BANK.
J. B. Gano was in Brown county
Monday trying to purchase horses.
He called on Chas. Cobb at Fred
erick who has a half car load to
sell but was unable to buy them
at present.
w. G. Brown attended the big
sale on the Seaman ranch at Run
ming Water last Thursday. The
sale was to have been held on the
Goth but on account of the storm
was postponed until the following
day. Mr.. Brown bought twelve
young mules, and quite a bunch of
cattle and hogs. The cattle and
hogs were shipped to Chicago Fri
night and were accompanied by
Asa Brown.