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complete ChttlOg Oh tne new county
library.
Book list vi.
General ard European History
Adams. European History.
Bartholomew ew-The French RevoIu-
tion.
Emerton-In Introduction Of the study
of the Middle Ages.
Forrore- Characters and Events of
Roman History.
Goodspeed History of the Ancient
World.
GnfIis- China's Story of Art, Myth,
Legend and Annals.
Gulick Life of the Ancient Greeks.
Headlam- Bismark. and the Founda-
tion of the Roman Empire.
Sedgwick Short History Of Italy.
Wheeler-AleX leXander the Great.
American History and the West.
| Earle Home Life in Colonial Days.
| Fiske = American Revolution, two
volumes.
Fiske--T The Beginnings of New En-
gland.
Fiske-The Critical Period of Ameri-
can History.
fiske-- Old Virginia and Her Neigh
bors.
Grinnell-Trials of the Pathfinders.
Irving-Astora.
irving Adventure of Capt. Bonne-
Vile.
Liant Pathfinders of the West.
Lighton- Lewis and Clark.
Parkman Pioneers of France in
the New World.
History of the Pacific North
west
Schouler- Americans of l776.
Turner Rise of the New West.
Indians
Geronimo Story of His Life.
Grinpell-The Indians Of Today.
Loupp-The Indian and His Prob
lens.
Fiction
Abbot Molly Makebelieve.
Allen-K Kentucky Cardinal.
Andrews Perfect Tribute.
Austin-S Standish of Standish.
Austin-lsidor.
Bachelor Darrell and the Blessed
Isles.
Bachelor D'ri and /.
Bachelor Eben Holden.
Balzac- Eugene Grandet.
Barclay The Rosary
Barr Bow of Orange Ribbon.
Barr--The Maid of Maiden Lane.
Barr Strawberry Handkerchief.
Barrie-Little Minister
Bennett-Clayhenger.
Bennett-Hilda Lessways.
Bennett-Buried Alive.
Benson-The Osbornes.
Blackmore-Lorna Doone.
fosher- Miss Gibbie Gault.
Bosher- Mary Cary.
Booth 1.-The Post Girl.
Brown Meadow Grass.
Brush Colonel's Opera Cloak.
Burnett-That Lass O. Laurie's.
Burham-Dr Latimer.
Burham-Miss Pritchard's Wedding
Trip.
Durham Sweet Glover.
Catherwood-Ro Romance of Dollard.
Cambers-The Reckoning.
Churchill The Crisis
Churchill - Richard Carvel.
Churchill Constou.
Churchill The Crossing.
Churchill MIR Crewe's Career.
Conner Black Rock.
Conner Sky Eliot.
Coz ner-The Man From GIengarry.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-09-12

state of Washington, for whom the man
had been working.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-09-12
Hood River County Library
Book list vi.

These lists. il preserved, will afford
a complete catalog of the new county
library.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04

the law provides, Or even II hs makes
4 ct . uniform definite per ce1t Of
true and full value" approximate
Justice will prevail between the indi.
vidual taxpayers Of his district: but
II on the other hand he makes It In
accordance with the agreements ~.
ually adopted ut assessors meetings,
or II he omits any considerable amount
OF taxable property from his list, the
assessment inevitably abounds in the
grossest nequalities-and they are In.
equalities that cannot be corrected by
equalization. II they could, the situa-
tion would not be 50 bad, but % q
rule every attempt to equalize simply
tends to make q bad matter worse.
Nothing short of doing the work over
again will correct such assessments.
The inequalities existing between as.
sessment districts and counties can be
smoothed out and equalized fairly well
by boards of equalization, but not 30
the inequalities between individuals
that result from the illegal methods
above described. Never until we are
able to get away from these conditions
and have everything assessed in strict
accordance with the law will we have
anything even approximating equality
and justice between individual taxpay.
ers. '."'- '~.-t'"" ---'"'-'--
The next article will set forth some
of the obstacles in the way of assess
ing property "at its true and full
value" ..,-. -,.....- s..
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
~ District Judge.

Desiring to become O. candidate tor
ro.elsetion 90 District Judge, hereby
annoanee 10 The voters and citizens OF
~ Ninth Judicial District my csudt'
dacy.fo eha* Once on tho pon.psrtts.
- 6allot. AZ . servant Of the people
ofthis district I shall, II favored With
aoecond term, give % them the best
saPvioe that I sm capable OF givtog.
Respectfully Yours,
i. M. Olsen,
Sleepy Eye, MINI.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
Fer County Attorney.

I hereby announce my Candidacy
for, tho Democratic Nomination Tor
The Office of County Attorney OF Brown
County, subject to the decision OF the
voters at the Primary election, Sep.
tember IL, 1872 Your vote and sup
port will be appreciated.
Respectfully Yours,
w. H. DEMPSEY.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
E4Soa Aito3 TnE RULE oF,
Nj0lST.

= d. 8 "
The working people Of Amse1-
ca-H they must b distinguish
ID from the minority that can.
sttutes the rest Of it-are, Of
course, the backbone Of the ma
tion. No law that safeguards
their life, that improves the phys
ical and moral conditions undar
which they live. that makes their
hours Of labor rational and tol-
cradle. that gives them freedom
to act in their own interest and
that protects them where they
cannot protect themselves can
properly be regarded % class
legislation or a. anything but %
4 measure taken In tho interest
Of the whole people. whose part.
nsrship in right action We are
trying to establish and make real
and practical It II in this spirit
that We shall act u we are gem
ulns spokesmen Of the whole
country-From Woodrow VIII.
sons Speech Accepting the Dem
ocradc Nomination. ,,.--
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
For County Treasurer.

FOR County Treasurer.
1 haesby announcs my csndidacy for
To Denooratic Nomination for the
onoe az County Treasurer, OF Brown
Coua4y. snbjeet 60 tho Will OF the
voters e the Primary Election Sep
tember l7th, 1912, and respectfully
solicit your vote and support.
N@ Respectfully Yours,
HENRY ]. BERG.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04

% ~
A maiden we'll advanced In yea1s
used % wait every morning foe ths
postman, bochsjo9 Of about bar age,
and ask him II there Was not . Isttsz
for hes. Several wseks passsd thus
but 10 anxjously sxpsctDd 1sttsr dSd
me- azzfva. Finally oos morning a
postman sad % hsR. wen tomorrow
you shan sse your lseoss. II I hevO %
WFtts Il mySet&" - 80 ''v.'--' .. {
-1nats 1ight; % u" sspnsd - cd
maid 4 Ghail b osllghtsd b -
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! sWsn~ ss3d d poseasA sslano;
svAa4 % 20 'Wsns NJ b v11eo-a
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. ~ lseo."W16 ~ eo1Aaag ssoaE.
-GA00GGo AS1USgG 9ts e t5f IN
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04

A really effective kidney and blad-
der medicine must first stop the pro-
Rross Of the disease and then cure the
conditions that cause 1t. Use Foley
Kidney Pills for all kidney and blsd-
der troubles and urinary irregulari.
ties. They are safe and reliable.
They help quickly and perm manently.
In the yellow package. o. M. Olsen.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
For Jraeo or Probate.

Ihercby announce to the voters OF
Brown County that I sm . cendidste
for reelection for the once OF Judge
Of Probate OF Brown County - . non:
partisan, subject TO the spprove! OF
the votsrs at the primary election
Sent 17th. I respectfully solicit your
GEoBGE Ross.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
Dancing etars.

Dancing otara 81
The spocroocope makes The starry
heavens TO the astronomers eye ap'
pear almost % full Of maxy motions
as Is q cloud OF gnats dancing In the
sunshine. Every increase in the pow
er Of tho observing apparatus bfing1
30 notice psw spec6oscoptc blnAfies'
which are simply double stars that
cannot be seen separately either b.
cause Of their extreme cjoseness q
because only one Of them b . shining
body. lt - the erfatic modons OF
these stars that reveal their 6us
charactss. One Of them discovered
within recent years b Eta Orsoois
which hangs Just below the belt OF
Oriou. Sometimes this star = speed
ing toward the earth more than forty
miles q second and q few nights Sates
p hu,rytng away With similar vs'oe'
ty-New York Sun.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
For Register Of Deeds.

For Register OF Deeds.
I hereby announce myself % 9
candidate for the Office OF Register OF
Doeds of Brown County on the
Democratic Ticket, before the
Primaries September II, 1912. Your
aupport will 10 Rrsasly appreciated.
spectfully Yours,
ALBERT ]. SCHRAAH
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
lNDIA's SACRED MONKEYS.


An Intruder Into Their jungle Rstrsat
q Got . Good Scare.
In various parts Of India monkeys
are regarded as objects OF worship.
One Of the principal monkey temples
II at Nuddea- Such veneradon u
shown there to Huniman, the monkey
rod, that visitors may not enter the
court Of the temple without removing
their shoes. :.@ ~@,@- >@
On one occasion IN English o8cer.
IN passing up the country near Mud
dsa, .chanced to stroll into bamboo
jungle when his boat had, pot TO- for
the night He had not advanced Tar
before be heard a terrific uproa1 ~
about him. and be was not little
alarmed to behold 4 whole army Of the
largest monkeys be had ever seen
making toward him from all QuarterA
Some Jumped on the ground before
him. others swung by tho bamboos
over his head, and many closed up the
path in his rear. Several females had
young ones clinging to them. but this
fact did not seem to render them less
agile than the others. na@
The Englishman knew not what TO
do. He yelled at the top OF bis voice
: for assistance. TO his intense relief.
each time that he yelled the monkeys
retreated bit This encouraged him
to persevere in his shouting. but be
observed that when be himself began
TO retreat the monkeys would again
begin TO close In upon him.
Then be stood still and gave one
tremendous shout. whereat tho mon
keys went back again. This time tho
man had gained fully twenty yards
and was about to repeat the cali when
there appeared new figure upon tho
scene in the person Of an aged. 90
crepit woman hobbling through the
midst Of the animals. ...u,
This aged person shook two or three
of the monkeys by the paws as she
passed. No sooner had she come With
In bearing Of the Britisher than she
opened upon him the vials Of her
wrath for disturbing the sacred AMI
mails In their retirement She bade the
intruder depart, and that quickly. an
order which he lost no time In execut-
ing. The monkeys all seemed implicit
" to obey the old woman's bidding.
making way for the mans retreat.
The old woman. It appeared. was
employed by the Brahmans to supply
the monkeys with their food each day.
They were woeshiped By all the peo-
ple in the country round, who brought
offerings Of rice and sweetmea0 %
them continually.-HarpefS Weekly.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
For County! Superintendent 81
Schools.

I thereby snnoxnce to the voter: %
Brown County that I 81 acendidate
for re election to the ONCE OF County
superintendent Of Schools % . non.
PARTISAN subject to the approval OF
fho voters at the primary election
Sept. l7th., and respectfully ask your
support.
r. B. KENNEDY.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
$50, 900, ,0oo.0o Lest Annually BY Ws4e

DR.. Ssdler estimates that about
$50, 900, OoO. 90 In wages IL lost annually
to the American people % . direct
result of colds. Lost time means lost
wages and doctoring is expensive.
Use Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound promptly. 1t will stop the
cough and heal and sooth the sore and
infamed air passages. O. M. Olsen.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04

ton Of the real issues upon which the
campaign win be fought this fall. l
think that It II bound to strengthen
Governor Wilson among the thinking
people OF tne couutsy' nr ssk
Will Ring Through ths Country. y
Governor George w. Donaghey, Ar
kansas-"It was a great speech 1t
will ring through the country. It u
lust what he should have said. The
people have never felt more confident
Of success since the 6rst nomination Of
Grover Cleveland" as aisstr;:.::l Z W, NJ
Iowa For Wilson. I'd j j
Judge Martin ]. Wade, Iowa-"Eor
the first time since the state was ad-
mitted 10 the Union Iowa viii this year
give its electoral vote to the Democrat
ic nominee for president" :,
20 JsfFsrssniAn ts che ceee.
John, A., DIE, Governor Of New
Yofk-~Govsrnor. wilson's speech OF
acceptance u marked With broad "
sion and clear thought, expressed In
language every American can under
stand A q business man and manu-
facturer. I an especially pleased with
bis positive and statesmanhks position
ON the paramount issue Of, tariff 10
form and biz demand for IN immedi
ats downward revision. In sincerity.
precise statement and comprehensive
grasp of great principles and their ap-
plicat1on Of the fundamental needs OF
the country tho speech II Jenersonian
to the core. It contains NO appeal to
passion and excites no prejudice.
Governor Wilson has presented to his
party and to the nation clear concep-
ton Of the truth that the real strug'
gle In the pending campaign Il BE-
tween the concentrated powers OF priv
ilege and the aspiration Of the Ameri'
can people to realize In their govern.
ment and their economic Industrial
and social relations the full measures
OF, the principles Of freedom, Justice
and progress, upon which the republic
was founded. To all the Issues and
every national need Governor Wilson
applies the rule Of right and common
advantage The reforms be advocates
are farreaching. but they are neces'
sary, sound and practical. The speech
viii awaken and stir the national con-
science and lead to a triumph that
will restore to the people the control
Of their government and inaugurate a
new and happier epoch in the life and
Development Of the republic"
Worthy Leader Of Progressive Amsri'
Louis D. BrandeiA Boston.-"Gover-
nor Wilson's speech Of acceptance 10
the utterance Of twentieth century
statesman. With keen perception he
recognizes the evils from which the
people are suffering and the dangers
which threaten our welfare With
broad vision he points the way BY
which those evils may be removed ana
the dangers avertsd Hs proves hs
understanding alike Of business and OF
social needs and that hs = Q Democrat
In faet % we'll - In nams, and his
courage y .undoubtsd Progressive
AmsrScans hsvp IN him worthy leao:
kssssjs IND Sssas1sss.
Nav YHfar aun.-sG0VVfEoI Wilson'S
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
will impress the Country Faverabiy."
pselarss William Jennings Bryan.
sAdmirabis Pronounesmsnt" says
Champ ciaris-~AppsaIs strsnSIy -
Every Legitimate Business Interest"
Declares John w. Kern.
An Admirable spsseh.

No NouSSP1otO op~O0s
, Hon. william ]. Bryan.-"Govetnor
Wilson's speech Of acceptance. - ad.
mirabla. It is original in its treatment
,f the issues Of the campaign. ! am
yure the address will impress The conn.
~ favorably." -.,--,1-ss- ~ =, tsGt::
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04

0000tO 0Vt0 WtO0OsWS0s
New York sun.-"GovSFnor Wilson's
spsech oe acceptance has good luck
q we'll a. merit. lt tomes Just IN
dmas TO eontrajt sharply with The IN
tarminabIe bedlad1ite rant Of IN. Den
tatus Afr,canus sFezox. And. Il With
oft eontemtk of c4mpus Il may b
said, though written BY = college pfesi-
dent very recently retired, Il - In the
English language, not anaemic and
seldom with suspicion Of prisg1shness
OF doonishness, though it has an air'
4 certain academic distinction Of lts
own. What viii please everybody who
has a living 70 make u Governor VII
sons squabIs and moderate tona Gov
ernoe Wilson 10 for repair. not tor de-
s6uctjon"-PE cGj n aL-.5-i.&
~ psrenershlp u s,,s psspss.
Rev Yosk Timss-"It b applicable.
Ths Dominant thought the veey soul
Of rhts sdiseouxsA - The common inter-
ct Of, au ths people, thear paEtnefsnip
In ,our activities and our prosperity.
The pa1tnership idea comes from his
mind not % sub,imatsd political the
oey. bot - . practical Immediate rem
edy." .tEo stCcag 6stcit st. -a
yEea+F oe,sieht Z, 10 sssask &
vlssv iYoik Wurid--Woodow WI
oonD spssch oe secept1nce p ths ao!ece
e3oas.ek sanes& statsmene q msh pub
ne purpoes this country haS known u
= tU0%k<s.H eaAa00 V3f6e
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04

-, ~ Admirable Presentation
Cove1noe Eugene Foss. Aa0ochn-
oettA-~It was an admirable pceoeneA-
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-15

Of all automobile roads in Arizona,
passed through Globe and are on their
way to Stafford and the lower valley
The party came over from Ray across
the PinaI mountains and state that
they had no mishap Of any kind on
the trip They Will go from Stafford
to the Grand canyon and northern Ar
iona.
Globe is planning for a monster
fourth Of July celebration and Miami IS
to join with this city in making II one
OF the biggest ever held in this sec
ton Reduced rates are to be put on
the railroads and a large crowd IS eX-
pected in Globe on that date
Chairman A. W SydnOr. Of the COM
mittee, says that $4,000 has been raised
and one of the features OF the two
between picked team OF Miami ana
Globe players and some team from
the outside.
The EIks Of Globe celebrated Flag
day" last night and an elaborate pro-
gram was rendered Two speakers from
Phoenix came over to address the Elks
and their friends on this occasion and
exercises were followed by a banquet
and a dance in the club rooms above
the Elks' theater-
The FL PasO Herald is increasing
greatly in circulation in Globe on &C
count OF the fact that they are the FIRST
papers in here on the dOings Of the
capital and carry more Phoenix and
Arizona news than any other paper
reaching here within u hours after
ward The Mexican war news is high
as the news Of the Republican conven-
tiOn, and when an argument arises
The Herald is generally quoted as a
conclusive authority
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-15
BOY CELEBRATES
FOURTH TOO SOON
Firecrackers Explode in His
Pocket; Lad and His
Father Injured.

Globe, Ariz-, June 15.-Little Alton
CullOm was severely injured by the ex-
plosion of package of firecrackers in
firecrackers there with a piece of
punk and the punk set fire to the fire
works and they exploded burning him
over the abdomen and lOins. His faith
er. A. ". Gullum, who is hosting sup
erintendent at the o. D. mine, rushed
to his sons aid and was painfully
burned on the hands. DR.. Holt, who is
both VIII recover If lOckjaw or other
complications do not set in.
Maj Charles Hine, OF the Southern
Pacific Of Mexico and the Arizona
Eastern lines. of which he is the vice
president is in Globe and said that as
state administration towards corpora
tons continues it viii be difficult to
get capital for investment in Arizona
Referring to the Box Canyon cutoff,
which would place Globe on the main
line map from the Pacific coast to the
east Maj. Hine said that this issue was
sleeping with the southern Pa
cific and that the company did not in
tend to build the line under the pres
ent requirements OF the government,
which ne characterized as looking out
more for pOsterity than for prosperity
Of the present generations.
Judge a c. McAlister. Of the superior
court Of Graham county, is in Globe
on legal business and says that the
people Of the lower ella valley are just
beginning to realize that they have one
of the finest sections in the great
southwest.
c D. Hamilton and Harold Locke.
who are representing the Arizona Good
Roads association and making maps
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-15

CONTINUED from Previous Page)
Johnson defending his title successful
" against Jim Flynn at Las Vegas on
July
Johnson has never shown any par
ticular desire to revisit Australia, as
apart from the admiration his fight
ing prOWess ccmpels, he IS not popular
down that way. If he should decide
10 go, though, NcIntOsh's old time
dream Of a heavyweight elimination
tournament with real championship
for a elimination contest would be
realized at last
Much Of the ground that has been
covered already, would be covered
again and Laugford and AIcNey would
start aft as fresh as though they had
never met Then there would be the
winner OF that against Jeanette, and
the winner of that again against
Johnson, provided there were no draws
10 be fought off in the meantime.
While the Australians would surely
have an orgy Of cOlored pugihsm, with
an the negro fighters marooned in
Kangaroo land there should be q
chance for the white hope industry in
this country TO develop and expand
But IN the meantime Cousidera6ie de-
ponds upon the way Johnson gets
along with Jim Flynn at Las Vegas.
1t would be Of little use of Jack go
ing 10 Australia if he mislaid his
championship.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-15
CARRIZOZO CIVIC LEAGUE
STARTS CLEANING CAMPAIGN

CarrIZOzO, n. NJ, June 15.-The Civic
league has offered a prize to the iuve-
nile members for the best composition
on How to keep the town Clean"
Jas. Y. fully and VIM. Blanchard.
representatives from this district to the
state legislature, passed through town
en- route to their respective homes on
their return from Santa Fe.
f. c. Searle. of the Dawson Coal and
Coke company, was in town this week.
District Attorney H. Is. Hamilton IS
a recent purchaser of new auto.
IsadOr ArmiiO and brother, of Dona
Ana county have been in town in the
interest of an insurance company.
Mrs. II. B. Dawson has returned from
a visit to her parents in AlamOgOrdO,
\. N.
Mrs. Harry Dixon received a telegram
this week stating that her husband was
very I'll IN Douglas, AriZ.
Justice of the peace Edmund Massie
has now a verv pretty home, having re-
Gently remOdeled and painted his cot
tage opposite the courthouse.
Born, to II. F. Fairbanks and wife, a
son; also to Roy Skinner and wife, a
daughter.
Mrs Truman a. Spencer entertained
the Home Mission of the NJ. E. church
at her home north of town.
Roy Grumbles has returned from AL
buquerque, where he has been attending
school the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hoffman
made q short visit to FL Paso. Mr.
Hoffman Is now able to resume work
for the Fl PasO & Southwestern. after a
lay off of several months with an in
iured foot.
Willis Hightower has returned from
FL PasO and leaves for Captain in a few
DAYS.
Melvin Paden. son of DR.. NJ G. Paden
was graduated from the Louisville Med
icaI college and is now located at Mas
sau hospital. Mineola, Long Island.
Pas sre visiiing their brothers Clar-
ence and George Spence.
Mrs. a. J. ROLAND entertained a party
Jno. ". Harkev and Miss Minnie Dal-
ton We're married at Nogal by Judge
Thos w Henly.
Chas. McCalmot and family left sat
urdav for a three months visit in the
cast.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-15
MOTOR CARS
AND MOTORING

Dodge City to Phoenix via FL Paso
and Douglas" is the way sign read
on an Imperial touring car Which 4elI
El PasO Thursday morning The car
was driven by c. H Lester, OF III RasO
and Deming, and in it rode his son,
Roy Lester, and J. D. Bukey, secre-
tary Of the FL PasO Automobile club
Mr.. Bukey VIII only go as lar as Kos
well N NJ but the Testers viii con-
rinue on to St Louis The trip VIII be
made over the BOrderland automobile
route, and 1t is expected that Mr. Les
garding the new route. Mr Lester
made the trip from FL Paso TO Phoenix
with H c. Drum, the pathfinder OF the
A A A, who recently passed through
this city on his way west
Chalmers cars have arrived for r. H
Rinehart and l. E. Booker, Mr. Rine-
harts new car is a Sc and Mr.. BOOker's
a six cylinder type
". A Coggin, formerly local agent Of
the Cadillac car in FL PasO, is in town
this week visiting old automobile
friends. He is now stock commission
man IN Denver Colo.
r. P. Porter, of Las Cruces, has
Joined the Ford brigade. He purchased
a Ford five passenger car this week
through the Tri-Sate Motor company
c. A. Kinkel has bought a new 2. NJ
F. so roadster from the jay F. Knox
Auto company
Jay +. Knox has taken over the Chal-
mers and Hudson agencies the Chal-
mers sales company going out Of busi-
ness. He viii maintain two garages
here and one at Roswell \. NJ