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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-06
REsoLucioNEs ApoprApAs PoR
Los MAEeTRo6 pE MORA.

Loa MAEeTRo6 pE MORA.
Nosotros, Ios abato firnlados, MEM
bros de Ia comision sobre resolucio-
mes. debidamente nombrados por los
miembros del Institute del Condado
de Mora, tenido en Ia cabecera de-
|condado, pedimos permiso para repor-
tar 10 ~siguiente:
Primero: Sea ftssuelio. Que expresa-
mos nuestra sincera gratitud 4 nues-
tro dign0 snperintendente de ~escuelas
de condado 81 sr. Manuel Madril, por
81 inter6s que ha tornado en- hacer es-
to institute un 6xito; y ademas. por
SUI buen console a los maestros, Quie-
mes estan para tomar cargo de las or
~cuelag en- nuestro condado en- hacer
sus informes anuales en- debida forma.
q m0do de capacitarlo4 hacer su In
f0rme mas exacto a nuestro Super
Iintendente de instruction Pdblica Hon
Alvan N. White.
Segundo: Que por cuanto. todos re.
tendrem0s en- nuestra mente nuestros
.gratos recuerdos a la buena 8 eficiente
instruction dada a nosotros por Ell
Professor Rufus Mead y la senorita
Bessie Watt: por su integridad. ca
pacidad. fidelidad y pleno conocimien-
to en- p~reparernos para califlcarnos en-
pasar nuestras examinaciones en los
differences ramos ensefados en- las es-
cuelas pdblicas por 81 afo v~enidero.
Tercero: Y sea Resuelto Ademas,
Que solamente apreciamos la bondado-
sa y cortes vista de nuestro ejecuti-
vo magistrate, Su Excelencia Ell Co
bernador w. O. Mcdonald. Ell Hon. Al
van N. White, Superintendent de
Instruction Pdblica, Ell DR.. Frank H. H.
Roberts, presidente de la Uniyersidad
Normal de East Las Vegas, 81 DR.. M.
II. Desmarais, superintendent de con
dado del condado de San Miguel, por
gu discourse fisiol6gico 8 higienico en-
cuanto q nuestra salud p1blica, amo-
nestandonos de la necesidad de ms.
truir a los nihos de escuela, quienes
estan para estar bajo nuestro cargo,
el peIigro della propagation de enter
medades.
Cuarto: Y Sea Resuelto Ademas.
NND#NH NN~N
Que expresamos nuestra sincera gra-
titud a las buenas y benevolentes her
manas de Loreto por su hospitalidad
w buen tratamiento que todos recibi-
NOS durante la ~estancia en- ell medic
de las paroles de su convento, y tam
bien en- prOveernos eel material COM
pleto de los cuartos de escuela para
llenar las obligaciones requeridas de
~nosotros en- este institute.
Quinto: Y Sea Resuelto Ademas.
Que una copia de estas resoluciones
sea publicada en- Ell Diario de Educa-
cion v en- Ell Mensajero.
BIAS GALLEGOS,
Presidente de la Comision
BESSIE Upton,
BERSABE ROMERO,
DEMETRIO QUINTANA, S~ecretario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-06
CLUB DEMOCRATIC ABRIRA LA
RATAIlA Ell MARTES.

En- n junta enthusiastic del Club
Democratic del Condado de Santa Fe
tenida Ell martes en- Ia noche en- la Sa-
la de Delgado, fue decidido de tener
mi junta pdblica del club ell martes
que viene en- la casa de cortes para ra-
tificar la accion de la convention ma
cional Democratic la cual ACADIA de
prorrogarse en- Baltimore. Ell evento
sera conocido como una tarde de Viii
son y discusses breves seran pronun-
ciados por ell G~obernador Mcdonald y
otros, sobre la vida de Wilson y traba-
10 y por 10 que esta. Otro orador dis
cutira ell candidate para vice presi-
dente, diciendo quien es Ell y 10 que ha
hecho, mientras que James w. Nor
ment dira como sucedi6 TODD en- Bal
timore. Aunque sera dado bajo los
auspicios del Club Democrata, una in
vitacion cordial Sc extiende 4 todos de
atender, las sehoras especialmente son
invitadas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-06
AsEsINATo EN- Ell coNDADo DE
SAN MIGUEL.

Ell misterio rodeando Ell cuerpo muel
to hallado ell sabado en- la tarde al
sur de Las Vegas esta todavia ocuI
tado, aunque la of1cina del condadc
de San Miguel esta hacienda TODD es.
fuerzo para saber la i~dentidad del
hombre muerto, quien indudablemen-
tc fue la vfctima de un asesinato no
rrible. I'm esfuerzo Sc esta hacienda
para hallar ell sombrero del hombre
muerto. Sc cree que este esta en- la
possession de uno delos pastores de ove-
jas quienes hallaron Ell cuerpo. Las
marcas en- la ropa del hombre habian
sido c~ortadas, mostrando que ell ase-
deseaba evitar identification.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-06

perturbarian trato por yarios mesea
N serian confusas y humillantes a
pais. La6 instancias acabadas de ci'
tar. nc obstante. indican que esta po'
sibilidad estA tan remota que Id necesi
tamos perder nuestro suetio por ello
No obstante 81 advenimiento del nue.
'vo partido, Noviembre S, casi por
cleric escojera al hombre Quien ocu'
para Ia Casa Blanca por los pr6xi'
mos cuatr0 ahns,--xeslie's Weekly.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-06


cueruo ~ E6uoncIon.--M c,,arpo az
.educacion de IL ciudad se reuni0 ii
ldnes en- la nochc Y acept6 IA dimision
del superintendente de- Ciudad j. h.
Clark.
Muy contentos,-~Don .Joaouin sena
y esposa. de la GALE del Cclog.o. es-
tan Que no caben de- gusto nor Ia lie
gada de- una robusta y hernosa nina
81 martes 81 il maiana.
LlcencIs Dc Matrlmonlo Expedld.-
Ell Escribano de Condado NJ. *. or.
tix expidi6 una Ncencia de matrimo-
MO q Jose Acuhas. az santa re. v Flo
mena Moya de Tesuoue.
AIumbramIento.-Don Carlos DIG
neo v esposa estAn de placemes nor
la llegada de una nina ii iu6ves de- IA
semana pasada en- Ia Residential de Ia
sra. F. B Delgado.
comIsIonados ~ condado-El cuer.
% de comisionados de condado ~
reuni0 ~ ldnes I'll il mafana On Il g.
81 do cortes yaexamin6 todas ,as cuen.
tas del condado. En- IA tarde Il cuer.
DO ~ reuni6 como cuerno Dc ;euala.
miento v tom6 y, asunto AZ tasa cionas.
Los nue 90 hallaban -prasentas f,aron
.Jose nrtiz ' pino nreaidente caoroa
VI, Kinsell y Esouinula Iron
caballo Espantado.-El martes 81
a tarde " espant6 N cahallo an Il
Ayenida de- washington cerca a. n
Ayenida de IA Iona. ri caballo one
estaba prendido an IN buepv a. esnan.
t6 ! IN autom6vil y nee6 contra i
cerco. Una sonora auciarn ma tirada
del buggy ' aparentemente malamente
lastimada. ri mnchacho oue venia
cor ella inalmente detnvo i animal
No Hav LIcencIa. D.. Co. *.
davia.-El Guardian w caza animal
4, lines oue n~ineunas ~Iicancias nara
cazar seran exnedidas hasta Il dia
IL de Julio, debido 4 in ca-nbio en- la
forma impresa, Despues de esta fe-
~ $780, ,Ss ~
aou; norn,a los .dinutados 81 a. ~.
pidiran hasta que arreglos nuevos
sean hechos.
Dos poilcla ae iudad
po,,,ahavd sssx En,mon,a Cane. ~
lei careoySde borrachera m iuez ~
Policia lose Maria Garcia castie6 4
los ebrios con la multa d. costumbre
Muchaeha az Faltaba Hal,ada-
Luisa valdez. reportada nor "a ma.
DIRE en- Alamosa. Colorado "A iefe de-
~noj;oia - Alh,, 49, orr-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-06
MINERO DE Madrid MUERE
DE SUS lASTlMADURAS.

Cerrillos, N. M, Julio 3.--Louis An
geluce, un j6ven italiano minero de
Madrid, fue lastimado en- las minas
Ell domingo por caida de una piedra, y
mas tarde muri6 de sus heridas en-
ell hospital en- Albuquerque ell LINES.
Los restos fueron traidos para AGA
eli microbes y enterrados en- ell cemen-
terio Cat6lico. Deja en- America q
gu j6ven esposa y muchos amigos
e~uienes simpatizan con ella en- sus
horas tristes de pesar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-06

larios por servicios rendidos, la clad
sula negative della seccion de la cons
titucion arriba referida a, la cual Ia
corte ha sostenido de ser ~ejecutiva
en- 81 cnisma. no parece tener ninguna
a~plicacion. En- TODD 10 que concierne
q clos estan como 81 no hubiera NADIA
mas en- la constitution sobre este
asunto que la 6rden a la legislature
de clasificar los condados y ijar los
salaries de los oficia'es de condado,
10 cual es concedido que no es ejecu-
tiva en- 81 misma. Por la seccion 4
del artfculo XXI de la constitution,
todas las leyes del territorio, no in
consistentes con la constitution, ten
dram que quedar en- fuerza como las
'eyes del estado. Las leyes del terri
fjando la compensation de off
ciales de condado asalariados, no es-
tan Inconsistencies con la constitution, |
y por 10 tanto deben co~nsiderarse CO.
que estan en- fuerza. Este es apli-
cable a los comisionados de condado, |
jueces de pruebas y superintendentes
de- escuelas de condado quienes reci-
ben salarios anuales, y no puedo yer
objection a su continuation en- recibir
Ios salaries anteriornente proveidos.
la compensation del agrimensor de
creo que paede continuar CO.
anteriormente proveido por ley.
unique no es I'm salario annual. La le-
yislatura en- ell proyecto que no fue
lprobado por Ell g~obernador aparece
iaber tornado esta mira, como ell pro-
hizo un provisto para Ell pago de
lgrimensores de condado por sus ser
licios sustancialmente semejante al
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-06
JuNTA DEL coNcILIo DE LA
CIUDAD.

En- n reunion del concilio de Ia
ciudad ell martes en- la tarde, cuentas
fueron p~resentadas y referidas a Ia
comision de hacienda para ser exami-
nadas Y a~probadas. A. l.. Morrison,
Jr., presento N forma nueva de IL
bros para la ~tenencia de cuentas mu-
nicipales y las formas fueron presen-
tadas al Escribano de Ciudad Facundo
Ortiz para aprobacion. Una ordenan-
"a para banquetas en- Galisteo y otras
Gales fue decretada en- su primer lee
tura.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-06
DOS DiMISiONEs MANDA.
DAS AL GoBERNADOR.

Is. LNHA
Hiram Hadley. Ell veterano
educator del vale de la Mesi
la, anterior superintendent
de instruction publica, ha man
dado al Gobernador Mcdonald
su dimision como regente del
Colegio de Agriculture y Artes
Mecnicos en- Mesilla Park.
Marcelino A. Garcia, de Santa
Re ha declinado el nombranien-
to como miembro del clerpo
de iideicomisarios della Escue-
la para Sordos-Mudos en- San
ia F.
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ciudadano del condado de bona An,

c~iudadano del condado de Doha Ana
Perdidc.-Francisco Carabajal, de An
thony, condado de Doha Ana, Nuevd
Mexico, y un ciudadano Americana Sc
ha perdido y Sc cree que esta en- la
carcel en- Juarez. Carabajal esta EN-
pleado por Royal Jackman, en- An
thony, y vino al Paso ell domingo pasa,
do y no Sc ha sabido de 81 desde enton
ces.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-06

WM'TM 49,.
en- TODD 10 que 70 estoy informado 81
gobernador no hixo objection a este
provisto. III agrimensor de condado
es pagado por dia por cada dia de ira
bajo. y seria tan dificultoso, "a no inn
possible. proyeer ningun salario annual
uniforme para agrimensores de con-
dado. qae es ra,onable sostener que
In constitution no podia haber inten'
tado poncr a esos oficialss de condado
Ell ana base de salaries igual. Min
gun agrImensor competente podria ser
hallado que actuara bato tai sistema
d no ser que 81 salario annual fuese
hecho suiicientenente grande para
compensar por TODD su tempo, y en-
los condados pobres y en- condados
donde ne hay gran de7nanda por los
servicios del ~agrimensor, tai salario
no podria ser dado.
En- cuanto d los otros oficiales de
condado cuya compensation ha sido
derivada de propinas 8 comIsiones.
estamos compelidos q tomar la posi-
cion que ellos NADIA pueden recibir
h.sta c,a u lsr,s,at, actra III
sigue, no obstante. que el gobierno de
condado debe practicamente parar
por esta razon. Estes o1ciales en- al
q. -~ao,h,~xn -aie .w,
49, MI .a,as .a1ar,a~
sar -orsidarados .am- ss-
H. aat,.,a. rass~a~,..-~.S-.ss
N. .ord,,a.o " mn $780, ~
!, .s1-.~-n A-
onrs $500
saa a.as
- .sn,a,sn us-s $3.50 r.e
IN a.,s.ad,a :,
~ ~
~ oan;da ea~h,.s..h1s u
s,h,ama sa. 4, q.
HN.s1N q
$500, M --1 q
4,
49, ~,
..s. $3.50
me s...A 80
aa~ s1 go .s
r,,a 49,. orl
manta M $500
aaa u ~ N1
dadc ~ ~
on =, maaa IL ~-. Ys
III =, ,a;s,,a =, ass.sns~s
IL IAN.
,,aar as;stanta
800 pop
u
an5o- q .- sAa ~
daha aaaIans.
~ e. a'es sas'
~ 49, I'D Il carsa
= ,aa;.,a.uu $50
~ sns~S pIop'o paso
s..a 80 ean..s ~
roh;arna ~ W. 49, Oien =
c;n,o an,,aa ~ laclo-
J 1900 & 49,
nraat,ash uonav es
~. J, sSans ~ noo nacer
M;antras
a,str,ta plui LURES ~
taaa,,;. 'n'S'
$500 - w saS'os ao'uaies ne
~ " Mi'ii
= ~ m.e ~. 'os 81 . uese1npe-
$500 1890 pioplaente
u o sencia
=. ~ colte' -
~ IL ~ 81 - lnaln'en-
$500 ao,s~ 80
49, $50 = n.
~ aah.aaa,Y Z ooi0ui
~. ~ $780,.
n-,asanta 1900 - VIZ
i, ros,,a,a iDA
atandar Z - o ~
A. hawuans- ~ 49, - peio
oh.a !. - us1s'iones ne
III ~ r,,aa.a uaa.h.s eA
~ aot,,a1a. 49, eAs
ro,o - 49, 49,
naio sobra i aaa,s- =
soros - a,str,ta .as.-.. ~ pio0
I asnarar q Nh.
= I'D, aaui'
~ suraa.,aaeS aA0A'
ohtarran ,,o
All o,,a nradan $50 2 p
nxasss~- % s Dase' ue
var;os -coraada S-1 1o
AIa,,na. ~..Ss
ch.s Z a-.ssnss4N 0No I
~ 4 /. noa;h,,;a. , !
oficiales pagados por propinas, de
retener en- Sis propias nanos alguua |
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-06

DEMETRIO QUINTANA, s~ecretari'
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give this firm an opportunity to make window display more in keeping with the exclusive line carried The windows will be IS feet deep with a seven-foot vestibule, finished in ma hogany with massive pilasters beau tifully trimmed. In fact, the new front will compare in every respect with those of stores in cities sevoaa times larger than Hot Springs.
 The alteration department will alst be greatly enlarged, as will every dc partment of this popular store, and every convenience and facility for clerks and customers will be installed in order to expedite business and ac commodate the public.
 The alterations will probably take a couple of months to complete and longer if it is necessary, in order to make the new store all that MT Men del desires in beauty and attractive ness.
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MAJESTIC HOST
 TO PRESS CLUB
MANAGER JONES DELlGHTFULLY ENTERTAlNs MEMBERS OF
 CLUB AT A DINNER.
Feast Is Followed by Number Of lmpromptu Talks by the
 Club Members.

Members of the Hot Springs Press club were delightfully."- entertained at 2 o'clock dinner by Manager Jones of the Majestic hotel Sunday evening, and also had the pleasure of meeting Colonel R H Stockton, one of the principal owners if that popular hos telry and the evening was rendered doubly enjoyable.
 Manager Jones entertained the newspaper men in the private dining room at round table," which later suggested the character of the meet. ing-eyery member expressing in his own manner the pleasure he expert enced during the evening and paying deserved tribute to the host who join ed them in the after meeting.
 The menu of the evening was one especially arranged by Mir. Jones and through it he certainly won his was to the heart of every guest, none of whom seemed to have left their appe- tite at home
 When the coffee cups had been re. moved, MT Jones made his appear ance with box of choice Havanas and took his place at the table. Pres ident Ebel acted as toastmaster and called for number of brief addresses chief of these being by J. l.. WadIey Sr., George H. Lower. John Barn5vr, Terry Daly and others.
 Mir Wadley gave a well timed his torical sketch of journalism in Hot Springs, and expressed his pleasure that the Hot Springs Press club, an organization he had often sought to accomplish, was at last reality, George H. Lower spoke along the same lines, both addresses being high ly appreciated by the younger men of the profession in the city.
 As d fitting close, Manager Jones expressed the pleasure it gave him to entertain the newspaper men. The evening was a delightful one in every way to all,
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LIFE NEARLY EBeED AWAY.
But Daughter Helps to Restore Sick Mother Again to Health
 and Duty.

Highwood, Mich.-'1 was in seri- ous condition, and my life was nearly gone" writes Mrs. Clara Avery, of this place, but 1 am feeling well now as the result of having taken Car dui, the womans tonic.
 My sufferings extended over many years, and were made up of female troubles, such as backache, pain ln my side, and dreadful dizzy spells.
 l was all run down. and hardly able to drag around when my oldest daughter got me bottle of Cardui. had no faith in it, but took it nev ertheless, and before had finished half a bottle. I got better Now am well and able to do my work"
 Women who have to drudge away at their own housework, often have to suffer from the results of overstrain ed wOmanly organs.
 It should be a comfort for them to know that for such pains and weak ness, there is at hand, on every drug gist's shelf, remedy, in Cardui, the woman's tonic.
 This successful tonic. prepared from natures harmless herbs, aids nature in building up strength, for the worn-out womanly frame.
 It relieves the symptoms. It reach es the cause. It helps to make you well. \ wI
 Try Cardui.
 N. B.-Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept~ Chattanooga Medicine Co.,, Chattanooga Tenn, for Special Instructions, and 6+ page book Home Treatment for Wom- en-" sent in plain wrapper. on request
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Try Cardui

N. B-Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co.,, Chattanooga Tenn, for Special Instructions. and 6A page book, Home Treatment for Wom. en-" sent in plain wrapper. on request
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PRICES Jed teeI' ITH M 1T FAf |,nce snt |RK .' B to " ! soc up $500 u' |s
 nable |-2 |yeugs
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ALBERT MENDEL 6 co.

Will Put In New, Up-to-Date Front,
 and Swell Show Wlndows-oth-
 CT Expensive Improvements.
 Albert Mendel & Company has let the contract for extensive alterations which, when completed, will make this store one of the handsomest and largest in the southwest. The entire store will be remodeled and enlarged. while the front and show windows will be extremely up-to-date in every re- spect.
 Few firms in the state have grown with the rapidity of Albert Mendel & Company, until now to accommodate an ever increasing business, MT. Men del has found it necessary to enalrge his floor space, and make the front and interior more in keeping with the fine quality of goods carried by this firm
 The new show windows will also
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FEET FEEL FINE,
Ezo Is Refined Ointment That Drives Out Soreness, Pain and
 Misery.

No matter how many foot rene dies you have tried there's only one that's absolutely sure and certain.
 Get a 25 cent jar of EZO at Sor. rells Drug Co. today, just rub 1t on and you'll be rid of all soreness. tel- derness, burning, aching in few hours Money back if dissatisfied.
 Oh My but EZO will surprise you, and if you have corns or bunions that seem to be overloaded with agony you must get EZO; it's fine for chapped face, hands and chilblains Mail orders filled by Ego Chemical Co.,, Rochester N. Y.
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DECORATION DAY.
Program and Arrangement Commit
 tee Starts Out on It's Work.

The program and arrangement com mittees of the Decoration day cere- monial yesterday started out in their work of preparing to make this Deco ration day in Hot Springs more ap- propriately recognized than have been those of the past It is proposed to have parade to the cemeteries. and to have a program that will attract particular attention.
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FORCED SALE NOW GOING ON AT THE HUB Brand New High Art Clothing and High Class Furnishing
 ho cofc ruauo
5ENNETT-JACkSoN.
Popular Chief Operator of Telephone
 Company Becomes a Bride.

Company Becomes Bride.
 Glenn Bennett, employed as mana ger for Brarrie Brothers, on Ouachita avenue, and Miss Ethel Jackson. the popular chief operator for the South western Telephone company, were married Sunday by Judge w. A. Kirk, the announcement coming in the na- ture of a surprise to their many friends. MT. Bennett has been q resident if the city for a number of years, and is we'll known; while the bride, Miss Ethel Jackson, has for several years held a responsible po- sition with the telephone company, and has become one of it's most valued employees. The couple will have the well wishes of hosts of friends in their future.
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WON BEAUTIFUL CUP.

When Miss Ruth Gregory returned from the big state meet at Little Rock she brought with her a most beauti- ful loving cup, a first prize she had won in the high school reading class, when she presented "The Matinee"
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Judge James Reece, one of the f3- miliar figures of the racing world, is here on visit from his home in Memphis. ts
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Former Governor X. o. Pindall and wife are here, the guests of R. L. VII Hams and wife.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-05
ALL JUICE AND LITTLE SUB
STANCE IN THE CANS
Pure Food Board Sens Out New Order
About Trimmings, Pulp and
Filings.

Washington, June 5.-The Pure
Food Board has called a halt on the
practice of loading canned goods
with juice The evil has grown 20
such proportions that the housewife
sometimes has trouble in finding any
tomatoes, pears, peas, peaches o"
what not when she opens the nicely
labelled can she bought at a bargain
at the grocer's. The only bargain"
she gets in many cases is a bargain
in juice.
If in the canning of lot of toma-
toes more juice be added than is pres
ent in that lot, the same will be con-
sidered an adulteration," says the
Pure Food Board in special order
approved by Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson. Also the use of pulp prepar-
ed from tomato trimmings, cores ami
ether waste material is no longer law
full
Canned goods" continues the board
will be deemed to be adulterated f
they are found to contain water,
brine, syrup, sauce or similar sub
stances in excess Of the amount nee
cssary for their proper preparation
and sterilization"
The can, under the ruling, must be
packed practically full of the food 1t
is advertised to contain.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-05
BIG BUILDING BOOM is
UNDER WAY AT CORDELE

Cordele, Ga, June with the be-
ginning of the summer this city is ex-
'eriencing building boom of unus-
Ual proportions. The Federal build
ing begun last fall will be completed
N July at cost of $4,000. The new
Methodist church is also nearing com
rletlon at a cost of $4,000
The owners of Suwanee hotel have
begun improvements to cost 100000.
Dave Browder is erecting fholesale
1rygoods store that will cost 100000.
]. K. Livingston, Thomas Nesbit and
'oseph Epsy have begun a cotton
compress that will cost $4,000.
A new union passenger station will!
be erevted as soon as the railroads
interested can decide upon acceptable
plans. Fully 100000 is being ex-
ended on residences now in course of
construction.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-05
LADIES ALWAYS STRONG
on GAMES OF CARDS
DR.. Johnson as Authority on This
Matter.

Atlanta, Ca, June Administers and
others who let pass no opportunity to
voice their alarm over what they re-
gard as the ever increasing tendency
of modern society women toward the
vice of card-playing, will be interest
ed to learn that while they may be
correct on the point that it is vice,
they are hopelessly wrong in their
idea that it is any more prevalent
now than it was 20 or two hundred
years ago.
An aged Atlanta church woman,
sick of being criticized by the min
listers, sent one of them yesterday the
following quotation from DR.. Samuel
Johnson's Idler, which he wrote in
1853, thereby showing not only that
the ministers were wrong in regarding
card parties as vicious growth of
modern luxury, but that old Samuel
Johnson himself was wrong in hisc
conclusions about the vacuity of the
Card-playing woman's mind, inasmucn
as the writer herself was acquainted
with Johnson's pages:
There is set of ladies who have
outlived most animal pleasures, ami
having nothing rational to put in their
place, solace with cards the loss of
hot mi
rot be numbered among the games
tiers, for though they are always at
Llay, they never rise to the dignity If
Hazard or the reputation of skill"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-05
JOHN DIS PASTOR GIVES
WIVES TEN D0NT'S
Woman in HObble Skirt, Husband
Patched Trousers, Poor Pair,
He Declares.

Cleveland, Ohio, June A wife's
decalogue," all dont's, has been issued
by Rev. w. w. Bastard, pastor of the
Euclid Avenue Baptist church, which
John D. Rockefeller attends. Here az
the ten:
l. Don't marry a man for living,
but for love.
2. Don't overdress.
3. A wife with a hobble skirt and 9
husband with patched truosers make
poor pair.
4. Don't go around lecturing other
women on how to bring up their chill
dren.
). Don't tell your troubles to yoour
neihmors.
6. Don't nag.
I. Don't try to get more out of i
mirror than you put in tito it.
s. Don't make gamblers and
drunkards out of your children BY
running whist parties for prizes, and
serving punch with stick" in it.
9. Don't forget to tell the truth.
10 Don't forget that home is a wo-
mans kingdof.