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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-09
Queries and Answers
winston ChurchiIIs.


Are there Two persons of the name
Winston Churchill? Please tell me
something about him or them.
Winston Churchill vas born in St.
Louis, November 10. 1871, son of Ed
WARD Spauiding Churchill. OF Portland,
Nc, ana Emma Bell Elaine. OF 81:
Louis. In 1895 he married Mabel IL.
nan. OF ST. Louis, and had two chill
urGn. lie was educated ut Smith
Academy. st. Louis, and graduated
from tho United states Naval Academy
III 1904. lie was the editor OF the
Army and Navy Jaurral. OF New York,
IN 1924. managing editor OF the Cos
nopolitan Magazine in 1895, member OF
the New hampshire Legislature in 1903
ana 1905. candidate for Governor of
New Hampshire of the Lincoln r.
publican club OH the reform platform
III 1906. Ills home Is ct Windsor VI.
1T. Hon. Winston Leonurd Spencer
churchill Was born November so, 1871.
eldest son OF the late ri. Hon. LORD
Randolph Churchill, third son Of The
seventh Duke 81 Marlborough lie
married Clemcnt!ne. duughte. of the
late Colonel Sir II. NJ. Iiozlcr. lie was
Under Secretary of state for the Col
ontcs in ln1G-i2GS
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fool enough again to go thore for a
holiday tho first Democrat that
catches me in the open may shoot mo
on sight, and I'll mover prosecute him
for murder"
And yhilo 1t is not stated. Is
thoroughly beliovablc that on tho same
day the Colonel wrote u half dozen
outlook editorials. read three Hun
garion books on the simple life and
wrote letters of communication to the
author of ench. finished another chap
ter Of his book OF bird studies.
wrote a hundred moro pages of hia
autobiography with ton thousand
rs" in it. put eight moro men In tho
Ananias Club, pounded the punching
bag for two hours and then fall
asleep rereadins one of his congress
sionu messages.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-09

New York policemen are wearing
and 1t is hard to tell whether Now
Yorker In his swallow-tail is q club
man, waiter OF a policeman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-09
SiIv-rinr II Mirrrr.

What is the formula for prccipitat-
ing nitrate OF silver on glass. TO make
mirror! O. d.
Min 40 parts, by measure. OF Rochelle
SALTS at 10 specific gravity with 900
in a ilusk drop in 20 parts of nitrate OF
silver. Specific gravity of LIS. and boil
again. This solution can be bottled
and KEPT FOR any length of time. An
ing ammonia 10 a solution of nitrate OF
SILVER until the prccipitatc is entirely
dissolved, altering and diluting one
part of il with 100 OF water. For use
put cnuai parts Of the two preparations
III a suitable vessel. clean tho glass
well, and immense it in the mixture
until sufficiently coated. Tho coatin,,
of silver should hc protected with a
cont OF lnc va!nisi.
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.NnpUlcun'S Son.

Did Napoleon |. OF France have a
son: II SO, who was the mother and
when did the son die? =. g.
Tic had one son, Charles Francis
Joseph Napoleon, Duke OF Rcichstadt
born March 20, ISL; died July %,
1852. Ills mother WASP Maria LOUIS,
Of Austria, Napuleon's second wife
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nAILEY's LATEST BREAK.

senator Bailey OF Texas, Is main
ta!nng his reputation for not apnra-
cia,ins DayS. Crockelts motto ana aG..
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tina; &. Sanford. Of New York. who
amasScd n fortune In building Argen-
tine railroads. and daughter of Her
Der, Ward, has followed Tho example
Of her Younger sister. in marrying an
i.n=iishm3n; for sh- h;,s become the
wife of tolrllic Adrian Barclay. sec
Rotary OF the British legation at
iiucha est. ana younger brother of 81.
David Barclay, twelfth bnronct OF his
INC. whose marriage, contracted TWEEN
" Years ago, has remained childlcss.
So thnt Colviilc barclay, VIII" is forty.
TWO years OF age stands far cliuncc
Of succeeding TO the buronctcy. which
was created by Charles II. as a re-
ward for the assistance which tho
Gaiilic barclay, OF l:dinhurSh had
furnished To the government in fitting
out priNatecrs for service against tho
dutch. The barclays, however. trace
their descent much further back, name
~. To David EaTriay, OF Pierston,
Ayrshire, who flourjshcd in the reign
OF King Robert Bruce. and received "a
charter for lands from tina! monarch.
The brides father Herbert Ward, is
now best known as = particularly sue
ccssful sculptor, and, thanks 10 his
American wifc's great wealth lives a
iife OF much Injury in Paris. Few
formerly one of those soldiers Of for
tune who accom- PAL MED the late Sir
Henry VI. stanley III his Emin rasha
rcl-2f expedition. in which he com
nanded the rear guard. Unless | am
much mistaken. he IL TO-DAY the only
survivor of that memorable cXpcdi-
ton: aud in the dcplorablc disputes
which followed ii, il may bc remcm-
bcr.h that he sided against stanley
bitterly complaining of his :rcatmcn,
by the latter.
IIcihcrt is an old Mill -liiliian. who
AT the age OF fifteen left school for
New Zealand and at seventeen was IN
he service Of the North Bornco- Com
rnny. lie had been three times round
lie world before h" WAS tWcnty-onc,
ma a. the time when he joined stan
"y's expedition in Africa had been
Cor several years i'll tho service OF
the Congo Free STAG. and was thor
onGhlN acquainted with the country.
md also will .hc various languages
stanley. in his bonk entitled Darkest
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OF Croatia. and occupies n sea, I'm the
hungarian House Of Lords.
His name came in for II good deal
OF uncnviablc notortety some time nEo,
ia CONNECTION with his stcpsou, Gcza
kesiovich Mattachich. The latter is
a son Of the Countess iicgievich. by
ner iiIst marriage. with Il man of the
name OF Muitachich. Count Oscar
adopted him ana SO gave him the
riSht 10 bear the name Of Kcglcvich-
Aattnchich, though not the title OF
count, which he could not transmit to
him. This Gczu kcSlcvich- Muttnchich.
captain of an Austrian cavalry rcsi-
mont, was the cause Of the downfall %
princ"SS Louise OF Belgium. eldest
daughter ol ktrg Leopold. and wife
Of Prince Philip OF Cohurg. She was
banishcd by Emperor Francis Joseph
from the court of Vienna for her nag
rant intimacy with him. Then she
clopcd With him 10 Nice. and there they
became involved In dishonest financial
transactions and charges OF forging
the numo of the cS-Crown Princess
Stc7hnnic OF Austria to notes which
resulted in the princess being lodged
In AN inSunc asylum for number OF
years, while her companion was con-
demrcd by military tribunal 10 Il
term OF penal scrvitudc. After the
man had served portion 81 his time
he was released. and ihcn set 10 work
to help the princess TO escape. II has
been owing 20 her refusal to part com
pnny with him, after that HAD been
accomplished and her insistrncc on
kcepihg him in her encourage, that has
led her 10 be completely oStrncizcd
by the rcisning houses 81 Europe. and
to bc deprived OF all tho financial nd :
TnntaScs. and the hcnors which si"
would otherwise enjoy at the hands OF
the rciGninE homs" OF belgium and OF
She Is virtually an ouicast thanks 10
hcr association WIKI lin.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-22
erty sold until the notes are paid inifull.
G.. A. YOUNG,
X. POOLE.
Executors of the estate of jacob s.
Trammell, deceased.
Citizens Ticket Again.

Pursuant to call there was con-
siderable meeting Of citizens Of all par
ties and creeds gathered at the fire.
mans hall on last Thursday night and
nominated full ticket for mayor and
city council. The ticket is as follows.
For mayor, Edward Rutledge. For
councilmen, first ward, j, Frank Sell
bert; second ward, Samuel Dorm; third
ward, A. ID. Darby; fourth ward, w.
r. Kline; fifth ward, John Oliver. The
meeting laid down platform declar-
ing for dry town.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-22
Large Stable Building

on the rear of this lot. This is very
desirable lot and sufficiently large
enough to accommodate large
modern building.
Possession of all this property will
be gwen April l, 1912, except lot No.
/, which will be sold subject to the
present lease and possession given
April /, 1913 Plat of subdivision OF
this property can be seen by calling on
eithe; of the executors and will be of
record IN Clerks Office of said county.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-22
Bankrupt Sale
Of valuable
Real Estate


BY virtue Of the authority vested in the un-
designed trustee IN bankruptcy by an order
made on the 18th day Of March, A, d. 1912, by
j. mes d. Butt, referee In bankruptcy In the
matter Of Abram Snyder, bankrupt, pending 70
the District Court Of the United States for the
Northern District OF West virginia. the sald
trustee will offer for sale at public cutlery at the
front door Of the County Court House 10 Mar
tinsburg, Berkeley County, West Virginia, On
Saturday, March Both. 1912,
commencing at half past one O'Clock in the af-
ternoon. all Of the following described real es-
tite to-wit:
Isl tract That certain tract of
Real Estate
sltuat3 IN Gerardstown District Berkeley COun-
IT, w, Va, containing about
One Hundred Acres
located about one mile south of Jones Spring
and consisting of good farming and fruit land,
II beng the same property conveyed to the
said Abram Snyder By deed from William Hl.e
ard wife, bearing date The 10Th day Of May, 1898,
and recorded ia the county clerks Office ~ deed
book No. 30. page 1871,
2nd. tract; ttact OF
Real Estate
situate ia Gefardstown District, Berkeley Coun-
~. W. Va, containing about
l0S Acres
about half way betN cen Jones Spring aud
Shanghai, and improved by dwelling house,
staDle ana DutDufiliuES ana Is dddpttl 10 iFulL
culture, being the same real estate con
veyed TO the said Abram snyder by deed from
James shipper bearing date the 10th day OF
september, 1857 and recorded In said clerks
Office IN deed book No. ~. page 30,
Srd tract; A tract Of real estate In Gerards-
town District, Berkeley lCoun-y W. Va, on
North Mountain along the, Berk eley and Hamp-
shire Grade road near the Goose Neck" con
tanning
$50 Acres
more or less and being the same property con-
Veyed to the said Abram snyder by deed of |.
l., Bender and wife, bearing date Oct, 20, 1902,
and recorded in deed book 1903 page 1877
4th tract; All of the right, title and interest
Of the said Abram Snyder in that lot or parcel
OF real estate lying the east side OF South
Raleigh street ia Martinsburg, Berkeley Coun-
ty. W. Va, and being part of lots No l and 2, ia
block II, of the NJ. NJ NJ & l. Companys addi-
ton to said town the said interest being
the life estate Of one Daniel Miller, which
was conveyed by Dir. T, X. Oates to the said
Abram Snyder by deed dated April 18th 1903,
and recorded in deed book No, ZIG page 352
The said properties viii be sold free and ac-
quit of all liens and membranes existing
against the said Abram Snyder, bankrupt. The
purchaser to pay 1872 taxes.
Terms.
One-third of the purchase money cash on day
of sale, balance in two equal payments Of six
by the promissory notes Of the purchasers bear
ing interest from day Of sale, and title to be re-
tanned until all purchase money is paid. AT op-
ton of purchaser all cash may be paid.
JNO. o, LEMEN.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-22
Biz Sale.

The sale of Mr.. Ernest Mcdonald,
near Darkesville, which came off on
Tuesday was probably the largest sale
of its kind in this county for many
years. The crowd was immense and
property brought fine prices. Horse
especially brought good prices. The
sale amounted to $7,840.46
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-22
Terms.

One.third purchase money to be paid
cash on day of sale and the remainder
in two equal payments to be evidenced
by the notes of the purchaser, payable
in one ~ and two ~ years respec-
lively from date, with interest from
dateand lien retained upon the prop
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-22

Col. John T. McGraw, who has been
sick at a New York hotel, has sutli-
GENTLY recovered to be able to be
brought home. Whilst he is much
improved be is still not able to to his
office.
BLANK LEASES for sale at this
Office.
1t is reported that the canal will be
opened for navigation on April I.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-22
PUBLIC SALE
Of valuable
REAL ESTATE


| The undersigned executors by vir.
/ tue Of authority vested ia them by the
| last will and testament of Jacob 5
| Trammell, deceased, VIII offer for sale
at public auction, to the highest bid
! der al the front door of the Court House
Martinsburg, Berkeley County, w.
| Va, on
Saturday, March %, 1912.
commencing at 100 P. NJ, tile real
estate of which The said Jacob S.Tram-
nell died, seized aud possessed, which
consists of plot of ground lying Or
the East side of North Queen street In
the towu Ct Martnsburg, w. "a, aud
being the same properly which was
conveyed to the said jacob $ Tram
nell by deed from Benjamin r. Gar
yer, bearing date the fret dsv Of April
1867, and which is recorded In the Of
flee Of the Clerk of the County Court,
Deed Book No. "a, page 278. This prop
erty will be offered in five separate lots
as follows:
LOT NO. /. Known as the Store
Room lot. This lot fronts 40 feet, more
or less, on the East side of Queen
street and extends back in an irregu-
lar shape to a IA foot alley, being 599
feet, more or less, at lts rear line. This
lot is improved by good
Two Story Frame, Slate Roof
Building
coDtainining large store room with
ware room in the rear occupied by J.
III. Whetzel, and three rooms upstairs
occupied as dwelling. This lot also has
frame building adjoining the store
room property fronting II feet on
Queen street and running back "A
feet, used as shop building.
LOT No. 2 This lot lies between
lot No a"d the store house property,
and fronts % feet on the East side of
North Queen street and extends back
in an irregular shape Eastwardly to a
A foot alley, being 10 feet wide at the
rear line.
LOT NO. 8. This lot fronts 20 feet on
the East side of said Queen street and
adjoius the al omen lot on the south
line and extends back Eastwardly IN
an irregular shape to l4-foot alley be
lug about II feet in width in the rear.
Lots Nos. 2 and are especially adapt
ed 10 business purposes, although
they are sufficiently large and well sit
uated for
Residence Property
LOT NO. A. This lot fronts SO feet
on the East side of Queen street and
! extends eastwardiy in an Irregular
shape about 1870 feet to a IA foot alley,
| being 25 | 2 feet wide at tae rear line.
This is the "Home" lot and is i'm
/ proved by fine
Brick and Frame Dwelling
containing rooms, bath and 3 halls,
large summer kitchen and smoke
house adjoining, latrobe stove in par
lor Large clstern near kitchen. This
is considered ore of the incest houses
in Martinsburg.
LOT NO. 5. This lot fronts 80 feet
on the East side of North Queen street
and adjoins the "Homen lot on the
North and the Brenheisen property on
the South aud is somewhat Irregular
in shape, extending back 164 feet on
its longest or southern line to a i4-foot
alley, being 81 12 feet at its rear line.
There il
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-22
POSTPONED SALE

The following sale has teen post
poned from Saturday Mar. 16 TO Satur-
day Mar. %.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-22
Residence Property

LOT NO. 4. This lot fronts SO feet
on the East side of Queen street and
extends eastwardiy in an Irregular
shape about 1870 feet to IA foot alley,
being % 2 feet wide at the rear line.
This is the "Homen lot and is i'm
proved by fine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-28
Unusual Year in Athletic World,
Many Remarkable Achievements Noted

vs. q srhnuu NhI,U aluud uut from
tn standpoint ni uu'r'i" excellence,
IA" p,tIud ui e m"u'Hs since Jan
urN /. lHl1 ~ conceded 90 have hrun
the mot wonderful 100 tu,. history ui
sport
M a sr,aun WhI,I, luuk precedence
over an other competitive uNculs, the
Olympic games Nili go down In hth-
l"t, history ~ the greatest ",,r hrld
lh" performances 10 man. Instance
.rplIpuuE MARKS Nh.h Nuvu mad,,
NuIu expected tu 'llutHnd lh" On
slaught at tn" ,IamWuus ui gen.
CITATION lu come.
These sport, ,uuirstrd h., IA" pic h
"t the athletes ui q, nations, ar" con
'vd"d iu nave d ihr-i"actiuE Inliu-
"u,c tor general good HzId" from IN"
point 1T demonstrating the improve
mCut In phy sig,I culture In all quar-
lrrs ui tn" globe. Incidentally they
aitrstcd t. the prrrmln"u,r uf hhil.
ily ct III" l'uIird States representa-
ives vh" again led IN ia" majority
of lhusr sports which demand a con-
prnttatIun of effort and the ability Ia
perfection Hs regards speed. stamina
p"'furm those games which call Tor
ID. DrRwn
Not alone did the weHrers Of th'
shield demOnHtTAte To the world 4
athletes assembled that they could do
these Things which called upon the
dONe.tAiling Of the display ui nervous
and physical energy Nith Nuich II ~
admitted our athletes ate especially
veil endowed. but Ia the blue RIB
bon" events ~ the series, IA" prntath-
Ion aud dccdthlOn, the i've 'nd ton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-28
MINOR EVENTS TO
Be FEATURE Of
FISTIC SHOW
Director Mark Levy Has Sigr.
ed Up ouartette of Battlers
Who Promise They Will De.
liver the Goods.

Tommy Moran Of Pittsburgh. pa,
and Jack Torres, at Albuquerque.
Danny Apudaca 1T Albuuuerpu" aud
KID FcllabHuIn 81 Denver ar" the
lighters who have been signed ny ny
Director Mark Levy 81 tn" N"w
Mexico Athletic club To 20 on In the
minor events to IN" Ryan chavez
night IN IN" Elks th"dtor On the after
noon 81 Sew Years day
The Moran Torres battle viii be- "A
lightweight uhair. while Apudaca and
FeIlabaun are foathcrweights Mo-
ran II u professional, having fought
q number uf division a men IN tho
east, including Phil Brock. Torres rs
q lumber mill prod Ct, Wno II tout
ed AS u coming champion Apodaca
,alls Albuquerque his home, but has
fought In Il. number uf boxing cen
tcrs about the country from San
FranClsCU to New Orleans. Fella-
baum says h" win stop Ap"daca be
fore the third. The minor bouts are
To- be- TO- ak rounds each
Tommy Ryan and Benny Chavez.
Who are Ia appear In the main event.
worked out again this afternoon be.
tore II big crowd of fans Both boys
show class and the coming card Is
causing considerable interest among
the fans
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-28

event ill.aIOund ,umpU '3''uus a. we'll
Ia these t"stIHuu, Nd~ auiil,irntlN
given ur the versatility of American
athletes. AMI II Mas - very satiSlaC-
tory commentary that the winning Of
these contests e. To- the lot Of an
American Indian James Thorpe Of
Carlisle school whom the King Of
Sweden IN presenting tn" special
lr"phl"~ Tor the events, called the
greatest athl"t" In the world
rus son of the forest rclipsed
all standards NIth such tupnotch per
fOTnanCcA M 100 meters In II Id
seconds, 1900 meters, 40 leo; no
meter hurdle, ~ 3-5 seconds: running
broad jump, - feet 7-iO Inches, nnd
running high jump, feet h.i0
inches
Even this wonderful ShuNing VAS
added To by Thorpe on Labor diy IN
the Hll.round championship 81 Amer
lea. when no hcttcI"d the record OF
1895 points made h, Martin Shrri-
dan by tutullug tor the ~ events
which comprise tho competition
7,i7Glg points.
IN connection with Ia" Olympic
games the great running OF a For
mrr Alvr,"rshurg academy youth In
the ~ ddlr distance events looms up
hlg when II brChInr known that thus
had mad taken the measure of such "A
stellar performer AS Melvin Shep-
pnrd IN the S0O-metcr race consider
able surprise WAS manifest, our with
the announcement that ne had also
annexed the worlds best records at
that distance and also ~ $50 yards,
athletic shHrps wondered when the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-28

Jimmy knowles yhp had paved
with many eastern CLUBS and lH'ef
IN his career managed teams $40 r..
ulit ana Atltnti. steve i.HmDr z. m
"Io Time piHs"t Hnd later a Dig league
fiuptI' l'euptOE" FinlHySon TOR.
merry OF the BruuAlyu team: Helms
Hcituuapr of the los Angeles Pa,.
H. tOast team. James fII.k. Of to-"
Oakland p,rh. ,UHst league team.
Henry Grnrlu2. % ut.dc' tor the
kansds '.} i,aru. FtHuk Murphy
and Gus tug, Hu'p rlr''a NIlh tU"
Hul X island ''aru ui the Three. rs -
lrHgdo E.} .'ds"u. Franz lInutOn,
second bHtcmuu uI M, ktUK, IlI" team
~ the Appdlt, itIn ''ilu,. Harry T.
Reach, Of 10" Baltimore team ul the
Eastern league, ana william 'tug,
pitcher for the StuberS. lie. -. team.
Gus Huhlin, the old-tIme heavy.
weight hRhi"f. aud johnny Reagan.
Oh" iurW"t lightweight champion.
we're tu" conspicuous loses In pugll-
ism other nRhicrs and cH-nght"rs
Who d,'d during IA" year were Ja,n
. kr'f". an uld-time chicago nght-
weight, DaS" ll"li' rnlorcd light-
weight Woil known - d""ad" or more
ago. Pau, kuhi,r. Cleveland Wei
iriar.ght ui promise. Jack FHunH.
sru. the Cambridge ughtR"ight and
'uIIi"F EiIs. Il negro W"ltorNriRht.
'up met death ~ q bum IA Clcyc-
and IN February -
welt known nursrmru "a, .udcd
among the dead uf lur soar Nrrc
William Jennings of Baltimore. ~sm-
.ui n"il. II. of Wooster. o.. Peter
s johnson. = we'll known driver Of
kah,inalpu, ana Horace ~ wilson.
tor many Years s"rtethr, of th" Ken.
CATION Mons tuEuTH amt Henry
spencer. both famous uId-tiW" joe K
r}s, passed away during the year
Dihrr Hutrd leaders iu various
nTau,nrH ui sport who pdssrd away
lu 1919 we're Mrs Bernard g. Horne
tlleESi" Anthony, former holder Uf
m" WpmcUH national golf champion
shin. "Billy" Drldncy. tho famous
trainer ~ puR,iists; Frank Morgan
former partner ana manager Of John
l., sullivan, Hug, T. k"ough CHekD,
tn" we'll KnDWu thI,dgp sporting
writer. Louis l'rdrmhnn. three tiurs
western chess champion. Eddie
iilshh. holder ~ several NOrldH zee
nrds tor mutur, yet" racing Max
Wortsmdnu, champion skdt player ui
America. Thrudur" NJ YORK, vno
played right guard on 'hr Yale var.
~ team, ANDREW TIdutL, a fOrinei
e. NIPPON SKINNER Ui America. I'd
gar Day, = noted Canadian hockey
player, Dawn Bruce Brown aud not
hunter duiumuhil" racers. Edward
Stoke, noted Ghi,aRo bowler. Pat
ri,k j MrNu'it, & veteran RuHtur
u,rsmiu. MARTIN + Munrhdn ~ Al
hdnN, one of the fuur-uaTed shpI
crew tha, Nuu the int"rnhtlpna
yhHtuIIunshIp 80 Philadelphia IL
1876. ana CHARLES ~ Lewis ui Wur
rrsirr. who with Edward g. Ter
EglH held m" wurld's duuDl"-y'ul
championship
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-28
SALT EN-" REAL
BOON TO STOCK
GROWERS
Splendid Medicated Stock Salt
Powerful Worm Remedy
and Fine to Keep Animals
in Productive Health.

To keep every animal In vigorous.
productive health that " the prob
tenn always confronting the stock
man. aud T., W Fee, the iced man of
this city, has the solution OF the prob
lem In salt EN-" otherwise known
as COnkey's MediCated stock salt
Salt EN-" solves IN" problem aB ma
tuTe solves II. II II much better TO
keep your stock In good condition
than to lose time and money doctor
lnE them and waiting for them tn get
well Every time your animals get
on feed or out of condition you lose
ny Il, All farm animals are likely
10 get out OF condition from worms,
from getting on feed" and other
causes, all leaving the way open to
attack by n dOxen serious diseases.
salt 'em" combines natures safe
Suards-salt and charcoal with
added active medicinal principles
into u mild tonic medicine which
helps the action Of the liver. reduces
the strain on the kidneys and per-
Iecls the processes Of Digestion. II
enables the animal To set the full
worth OF his ratios and keeps the
animal In condition. II is also q
powerful worm remedy. Fee sells
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pound pail. ti.So for. twenty pounds
and t1.TS Tor forty pounds. No stock
owner can afford not AOa investigate
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