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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-21
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed, ExecutrlS OF the estate OF
JOHN Il. MURPHY. Deceased,
Will make nnal settlement OF said estate a,
the next term OF rhe Probate Court OF 81
Francois county, Missouri, to he begun and
held in the Court House In Pennington, in
said county, on the second Monday In
April, 1872.
EMILY +. MURPHY.
ENpcufriy
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-21
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed Administrator OF the estate OF
LAkEN u. WALKER, Deceased.
VIII make final settlement OF said estate
At the next term OF the Probate Court OF ~
Francois county. Missouri, to he begun and
held In Pennington, In said county, on the
second Monday III May, lni9
EMMETT h.. SWINk. Admr.
March :, 1917!
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-21
tuesday, April 2, 1912,

at tn" following polling places in
the city Of Pennington, Mo, tO-wit:
First Ward-City Hall, corner Of
Henry aud Columbia Streets.
second Ward Circuit Court room
az Court House.
laird Waters Printing Of
iir" in Farmers Bank building, JEFF.
i"ysuH street.
Fourth Ward Henry Munlev's
shop on Henry street.
tn" polls will be open for such
election at O'Clock IA. IN, and
closed at 6 O'Clock p. m. of that day.
Two directors to he elected for IA
term of three years. Also there
viii Zee submitted for the purpose of
voting thereon, IA proposition pro-
posed by the Board of Directors Of
said district, to-wit: To authorize
tn" Board Of Directors to levy tax
rate OF ~ cents on the one Hun
dg"d Dollars assessed valHatiun for
school purposes.
~ order Of Board Of Directors Of
school District of Huntington"
W. T.. RARlDEN, Pros.
J T.. CANCE, Secretary.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-21
BONNIE TERRE.

Sunday
MIR. James PirlIc was in Elyins
Thursday.
MIR. r. L. Young was a Flat River
visitor Sunday,
MIR. Clappsadlc was n Do" Run
visitor Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Smith and family were
IN D"slugc Sunday,
MIR. Harry Hoskngs went to
Pennington Sunday.
Rev. MI Tremaync went to Farm.
iugtun Wednesday.
MIR. T.. J. Helbcr went to F"stuS
saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hrlb"r went
~ Riverside SUNDAY
Mrs. r. T.. Young was shopping in
IT. Louis Wednesday,
Rev y. B Henry returned from
Etrmingtuu Saturday.
Mrs DR. Brand Of D"SIog" wa, "A
.r~itur here Wednesday
Mr. win Wade visited BON" folks
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Mabrry C0viugtuu wa IN
Il,rculau"um Wednesday
Mr. OIu"r HrudrIN and Wit" Wis.
ted In Flat River sunday
Ni~~"- olive and Gladys ~rilur-
,ro i'm -. Loui, shipping
Mr. j. T.. Harmon visited his pa.
cuts Iu ST. Louis sunday
a.. n.., ,I.,i.Ir..,,. r,.
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MISS \IIIlI M'iiiu ' I''.9'''-'
was Ii' h"hh' I'iI' "'"''''9''i
Dr.. = T.. Woods went To- H"rcu-
.hn"uh N"uiI"euhN "U ""N'"'AN.
Mr. Leo Buuchard was lat
River visitor saturday aud sunday,
Fminl Erickson who Is at work in
s'rystnl Cily visited home folks this
week
Mis-, Emily Evans went to St
Inui. "Wednesday In take her music
....nu.
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ruItrl.ar .bGu and will run IL with
lLn. Ithu
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~ ISIS .N','' H''u ' aI'. ''''.'''' "''' .
n 'r'"'I'-'"N H'''""H
VI. aud Mis-. i. j. ia"mur" ana 4
Miss Franklin St"vln, spout Wed .
D"~daN iu 81 Louis.
MIR. Louis Thumurr and Miss
Ethel Rice attended pnrty IN Doe
Run Saturday night.
I,, IN nGnnn T"rrr for n visit Ia
her aunt, Mrs. j. Spence.
Mrs. y. u. Henry left Tuesday I
u 4a Al 81 Fl.ta tn at - A.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-21

If you have trouble in getting rid
II your cold you may know that
YOU are not treating it properly.
There is no reason why cold should
hang On for weeks and it will not If
YOU take EnanTaeriain's Cough
Remedy. fm sale by City Drug
store.
The Cornwall copper mines in Ste.
sienevieve are to be reopeued this
spring. A Ing @neiter is to be put
up and all the buildings are to be
repaired ut once.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-21

Fred Russell of Iron county
tapped "a maple trees last week and
got I2i gallons of sap, which boiled
down made 10 quarts of fine maple
syrup.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-21
Annual School Election.

Notice is hereby given to the vot-
ers of school District of Farming
tom also known as District No.
a, Township So and 81, Ranges 3
and 4. of the county of St. Francois,
STATE of Missouri, who are tax.pay-
"rs Of such school district, that the
annua! school election OF said dis
triCt will he held on
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-21

When you have rheumatism in
your foot or instep apply Chamber
lain's Liniment and you will get
uuick relief. II costs but IA quarter
Wig suffer? For sale by City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-21
The Woman's Tonic

~
A woman'S health de-
81 ponds so much upon her q
Il delicate organs, that the h
least trouble there affects &
her whole system. II is h
the little things that count,
In a woman's life and r
health. II you suffer from
any of the aches and
pains, due to womanly +
weakness, take Cardui at B
once, and avoid more seri-
Gus troubles. We urge
you to try It. Begin today.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-21
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MIs~Ot ri. -
County Ot ST. Francois.
II THE CIRCUIT COrRT 10 MAY TERM
1872
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30
SAGE TEA Will. :
OARkEN THEHAIR
Restore Faded and Gray Hair
to Natural Color andruff
Quickly Removed.


There iS nUthing new about ia"
idcn ut using s5age for restoring the
color Of the hair Our grnhdnSothers
kept they hair dark. glossy and
nbundant by fhe usc of n simple
Sage Tea Whenever their hair
fen out or took on a duik fddcl or
slFeiihcd appearance. they made a
lIroW ~ HnRe leaves. and applied n to-
their hair with wonderfully bsneft,,
eial effect. * w
Nowadays We don't have 10 RESORT
to the old-titnr tIrcsOmc methods OF
gathering the herbs and milking tho
tea, This In dome by skillful chcmlsts
better than we could do Il ourselves;
and All we have to do II 10 call cor
the rcady-maOe product. Wyeth'h
cage and SULPHUR Hair Remedy, con-
iainlng Sage ~ the proper Atrongth.
With the addition OF Sulphur. another
eld.sina0 scalp remedy. 4 ~.
This preparation gives y0uAhrft
ooiuf and beauty to the hpjr. and VI
enc o. the beet remedies YOU Can use
Ter &nndruff.f dry, fegeFash ne hing
SCALP. and failing hair. aS( y fiftg
cent hottie from your aFn isk 1pday,
end you VIII 30 eu1 II che
Quick Results All afrN u HeIl 4.
be rhfnnd8d y tho S9tt s. mott els
nstIS ~ rrpgfBonto1s Wv. az
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

tsf1a fthofiak ths raj issueu.
~ fssptsa ilntlf e ptits fplsebOods
ana pueslle persceeI,ipS. uudlscour-
100 ~ lhsr fnsS iha sfnfs ons. bu-
l,een troshpliy dempisttly "a.
ltr1erp ~ n Ms, n abllsi,ed. I,s
aypbpfi d = heavy load ~ any party
% carry md the Dvmocfrie have our
slaSsresi sympathy ~ thelf present
embarrassing plight ~ plight which
mas pFncilcsiis fslbea ibsir tfospects
for success In this counp ans hrs
materially Injured thcm IN the state.
without completely stultIfyinE itself
the morning paper eanDot take ~ tbc
gnantici flung down by the fgepgbll.
cans and answer the nrBnDmnt that
voting for Democratic president
ana Congressman means coBnlv.
ing nc the ruin ~ New Mexieo'a
~, SOC. OO0-n year wool industry ana
the end ~ prpsppIfly IN this state
without houur cuonFh 10 keep silent
II must then prrforec De- driven 10
Its present ncurs
~ ever newspaper made a cOfu
pleic. unqualified, hopeless ana spcc-.
tRculnr ass Of lts,jr the morning
paper has done ~ IN this campaign.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

The woOl Industry Ia the biggest
single business In Sew MeSlco II an
nuaiIy pats into circulation In this
state eight ana a half million dollars
eighty millions IN the past ten
years. This mOn,y goes luto cYery
channel 81 trade and part u II ulu-
mutciy finds iis way into your own
pocket. The Democrats frankly want
to withdraw this SUN from the state,
Does ie!abpcHi to you. Mr. business
Nun?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

Governor Wilson appeals 10 the
voters In the various states 10 elect
Democrats to tue legislature In order
to assure Democihtlc senator's Mar
shall appeals az yehemently to tho
voters tn elect Democratic congress
men. These clarion appeals have but
one possible mcanlng---that the Dom
Ocrnts know they have los, the presI-
dcncy and are desperately trying TO
retain their strength In congress.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

The morning paper started out with
II modest majority Of three thousand
for Ferguson Today II dwindIes TO
$500. Tomorrow We may expect II to
be- :OoO; 1909 oh Friday: 1000 on
Saturday, 800 an sunday: o. on
Monday and on Tucsdsy. cclction day.
minus 800. nut then the morning
paper may he claiming the election
of Jaffn by Monday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30
TmE VuLTUItE PATTY.

Tho Progressive party In the pres-
ent presidential campaign has well
"nrnrd NJ, .obrlquci OF the "vulturc
lpnriy, n deliberately plans to fntten
upon shat 3, hopes and expects viii
bc ~, ruin of tho country. II seems
IaImuI upr'Iiblr that American cltI.
zcnz sh,.Id deliberately commit
tlcmsrnrs 10 such program. but
The fact must b" iuccd.
The utter mpussibllliy VI the cleo
ton or Roosevelt In admitted not only
Iby mombors Of thu old parties but
by the Third Trrmcrs themselves. As
JIOiRtcd oct by the president W n
statement this week, they are inspired
only 10y hatred 81 the Republican
party ana by the ambition 10 defeat
II at the coming election. They are
In short. seeking the election Of
Woodrow Wilson, ana "a vote cast for
Roosevelt for president Is slIDply and
solely vote for Wilson. Tho Th'rd
Tcrmers make no bones Of tho fact
And they seek the election Of Wood.
row Wilson firmly believing that hir
election will mean the wreck and
ruin Of the cOuntrys industries, bust.
ncss depression. idle wOrkingmcn
hungry families ana hard times with
all the dcplOrnbir conditions that the
term implies.
| The PrOgressIvcs believe that the
violent reyulsloh IN 1915 will give
them their chance at the seats of tho
mighty and the relns OF power; and
they view the conditions which DEM
IOentIc success rntst bring wr,h .com-
plncancc az q means 10 the end PRO.
grcsslvc leaders everywhere are nd.
hitting that they are working for
1916" AMI four yeHrs Of starvation.
four years rovcrsion 10 panic cOnd-
lions count not ono ioin with them
against the program OF ambition. 4
Progressive lender In this county In
n speech only the other day IN Albu.
uucrquc declared thnl the party was
not working NJ much for present sue.
cess as for power IN 1916.
Tho "ProgresHlvcs" are ready aud
willing TO sacrifice the welfare of the
nation Tor their own selfish ends ana
To reap the benefit which they be-
licyn four years OF national suffering
win bring them. u In not pleasant
tprcinrlr; but there has been nothing
pleasant all during the campaign in
the exhibition of malice and anlmos-
ity furnished by the "Progrcsslve'
purity; the party which II willing to
have the country 30 backward twenty
years IN order that they may pro
grcss" TO power fOuc years hence.
This program uf backward progrcsr
II ~ particular interest Ia New Mox-
leo. The inan vito votes for RoOse-
Welt IL voting 10 turn over tho wool
Industry Ot this state with It's eight
and half millions of prosperity .
year 10 the Democratic FREQ trade
wolves. -se. ~
II Is hard 10 believe that the pa
,rioilc New Mskiesn 1cslTcs t. play
The role or vuituro ana seek 10 fatten
on tho riIn Of aha prosperity Of his
own state. Certainly II ls rather H.
logical attitude for any intelligent
man 20 tske
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

inlkhr have influenrcd him In ssttii1k
ln what was destined 10 become the
greatest apple country on earth. but
ihis'tH fur ID imagination will per
mis- ufu0 go when the stern facts 81
history are revsbled in all their virgin
purify Let usido no Violence 10 the
memory Of the mum who gaSo Ros'
well her name
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

ers VINO l.Slo,s
This ras|a 81 49,
for wdSafcw ~ ~
Ilspsc, "a ID haff Wilson
Aio,c t6f PreAef ~ "a
publican Alckct nSilns rIneaDtb
Of an administration utf sni6h VI
have safely aud Sicadlsx
~ is.u gratifying ypcvlaeig " Sc
the Repnbllcuns Of ihis ceuhW -
strongly united f'r tie eIeciich "
Nathan lprfa and the csrryiAg Vf ~
county Tor TAFT and IN no campnlwh
FOR Year, have the prospects for sue
cess beth 70 bright Perhaps the
most Interesting feature uf the htua-
ton ls Abe fact that men who have
often separated into factions on local
issues freosnlEc the fact that the
qsii'siioe, a. Issue this year If one 81
iIcpubiIean pgiaclpIcs and policies IN
The broa1snt sense and are vorklug
together f6r shc Interests Of tho STATE
nnd county. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

Mr.. Fergusson's failure TO do any
thing for his state ls only equaIled
by the failure OF the Democratic ma.
Jority in the national house to do
anything for their country,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

"a wiih slcciiou day less than u week
distant, no Democrat yet hes had the
tcmerlty Ia attempt 10 show that u.
u. Ferguson has accomplished col
ltnry thing for New Mexico during
his term nS congressman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

Political dissertations on what hap
pcned In Tennessee at various times
IN thc past are not Intensely interest
Ing to thu voters OF BrrnnIlllo coun-
~ \ little better knowledge Of local
conditions would be more timely.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

GOv. Marshall Says no wOuld rather
sec The American people following u
false god thsn no Rod at ALL" We
assure Gov. Marshall that Wilson II
at least one false god that VIII never
get look In.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30
STATE NEWS BRIEFS


\ big smoker held q, Los VcsnH
The other day drought out the lilct
n sn%s S Ss XSSs" nGS.ssr and c'S al
the, llveat Kind ~ live wires Things
ars gU,ng - HaOVS fast aFOund Las
VEGAS tPpEu now On The completion
OF the big Irrigation project on the
Grant n tho first order VI the daS.
Thrt sOmcthlmRsip dOlnE la Roswell
ryaI estate IL shUwn by the fact that
fh6 Oklahoma block on NOrth Main
street was recently sold for S25.O0O
TO Oscar Lliiybeck.
Ed Lamb was painfully hurt this
week ly backing gas engine ON HIS
farm south of Artesln, which Kicked
him In the face while he was trXink
10 start e. several teeth weru
knocked out and his face eeverelr
a party COmpoH0d Of enginneTH
from both the United States feasuRs
iGni allfveg and the state entlne8F'a
OGElee has boon ne tfort summer tor
she past TIVE weeks tauglBg the HeoOe
river e4a else resuFveying the alteA
" the AlalAe and Luna dams. This
4 poRFvsoQ 20 have sonic bearing on
the AlagnosEFfon Irrigation prUlegt.
whieh has bsor 20 long delayed.
Water rights have been grantee AMI
plans npprOyed BY the state CnF
land bh8rd for this project. whirH N
|iplonoad 70 tFriRnte iSs.00o ae9o2
.Mtgt4 '0n0n an b0lh sides of thh sItI
|ua1nceAk - Fart Anmuer, 14ih 81
4pt'ktf With tile 17.e00 .acrds ~
paff side aifaadS Under ~
4n0 1sAU0 acPag 10 which wales
have hten GFanted on fNsI 4 ~
Wlh ~ NnFt Numnof 1i'n
lNe latNcgt Nrignled iu4
Ar1NNlN YgaefRat Hel,
HhHH itApt MA4 4ttp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30
:. N.EN.sN.1 u

Paris, 'rssp NH While a tbiatr
group Of oidilmeEa. We're staudiby on
tho south ado 81 INC square ycster-
day disc,h,sins killings that hudd ocs
CURED IN PuPls years ago ono OF theni
recalled the killing 0f' a mnn named
Casilcbcrry by n nansS,smcd fsnsw"H
some tins between 1850 aud 1850.
The spot whore the 1fugc,ly was an.
acted was nbOnt In front OF siuFphy'S
dtug store. Roswell wRs young
FELLOW about twanty' yeuVs old. who
had been IL the country only u short
time lic came fTVth lliinols and
worked IN a day IabJfeF CiBllebcrry,
his Victim, wnH n son pI an old settler
and lived IN The woods east OF Paris.
On the day that the murder was
committed there Was Itn election, or
a circus, or something Of the kind
which had drawn a crowd TO town
A man nnmed BAKER tiad made n h0r-
Pei OF cider md brousht u To- 60 sell.
He tapped his elder on ths south aldo
Of the square and was selling II out
Of Tin cups There vac 4 big crowd
around The barrel nwHltinR thrir turns
~ get IA drink llkr peVplc going to
mill and all we're eagrs 10 yet u pull
at the cider E
HVswcll got mad hcepuse CASTLE
berry put hia cup under when u WIS
his turn aud he ytihde some re-
mark about II. which tsaetlADerTy re-
gcnte,i by slnuping ninl Thrtt they
went 10 lighting Wna HQnH'vn pulled
hie pocket knife and wax tuhiping up
and trying Ia peak him on the head.
when somebody In flte.. efpwtl~ rallied
outs iuivc " 10 bin 0naerha nded,
Roswell" Following tlig suggestion.
lioswen duokcd down and dropped
nearly 10 his knoeA and ylnped hls
antagonist across tho abdomen. dis.
embOWoling him. Caailebofry died
the next day from the eennd
HoaWtli4war seized. kgfcgR no could
set away ana VAS tried atftrponvictad
for nanrder ana was cent 60 fhe pefil.
lentiArS for eighteen StafN, lle eerveA
part % the term sens1 Aa Released
ahotit Ire boElnnlnE ~ ilR civil yer,
tp nevug tpturncd n Rgfia anf moro
aflor helhg het' az Hbl, hbl went 90
New MeaiQh. twhrer De qpifed land
h94 catlle tpba brcpIne bFopergas
E4ncbno d'he ,toyo 10 SA1aWeIls ~.
~. Nhe l)hHts on IA Mka and wns
naifSa FOR hlIp
ail4 r. ,&4--s-
ft6sst,fLt SO Ar. a i1illle
lherc b no Hpecial lr lIs 4
nHsa6s - ~ im,noff stn4peaEg
IwOul9 aag, yet u ddee ,plbRet y hias
tory ard ;Jadffoh f5f eH83 Iege
~ claim that the falt "
1priepR ~ name grs Nho
HAD a3iiigd hls neigh H 1li8f fItN
|paHel| NtNh bags 4E ~
frem Wis., fl. 9et
4' - naine n HI IH44 Is ki9
" reeident ldie ~ ~
eaul LnnN that ~
INtisiiBn n1lne, and ana ~ olna
~ paEaoa, bogutae ~ ..|l|4s ~
aa tOfelbiit fpeaf.
Nae q moi beea M
oaNeD Wonid have nR4 n
NItleat 9ssf
t4na1fuNh lace 1f
Nach wah etan nuf It
|ShQ Wlyo fEnaMal|
we'll y. .is sWi
4etllod a. VI Wallis
city Not
~ tnp fI4
cafif "a AZ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

with the election of Republican
presldcnt moral certainty II would
bo rank roolishncss for New Mexico
Ia send u Democrat to congress.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30
Aa'. not r.: y! Ds ~. s. !. corn,Au

- nc NtUp. u.
Tvs Manhattan cocktail aud dry
Martlnl arc being tahoOed by rt. Louis
business men as Iunclcon aud dinner
drlfikt.---Now ftom. ..a
We iTlny drink Kentucky tOddless
We may eongreRate N bodice and isn-
blba our modest mOdicum Of beer; we
may even ''rock aud Fye H." hut
end Who will dare deny itY---we must
draw line OF cleavage sharp and
clanr.. We may drink our ale and
MhIskcy (th0uGh the lnIter may be
rlskyb: to the forces that oppose us
we're foe; bot our business men
have Nnid II, that the dry Martini
cocktail n De trop---juat sol the OLD
Martini eOcktnil In de trop.
Lot the east, with Hlavlsh fashions.
stir iin faacieH and It's pass, pns With
a drlnh that II lnnidious and sweet:
lei tliom have their soft mabhlItans
from their yeapers 20 their mathis; let
lhem siixslo tlil they cannot kesp their
feet. nut a truce IN old 80. i.'aiia lo
the pOtiOna that undo M, for our labor
after lunch has got 20 show. After
dinner We may reyel; We. may drink
To beat the devil; but At noun the dry
Martini Is de- trop--what, hof the dTv
Martini cocktail II de tFoD--s3L Louis
Times. ..Fl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

" Az.
S.
eqI ave sia
Ara sspa plore
70 p'sEsi 80 ~ IA "
Tie tefs her shop.
pow 1s's.'S's N
ANapp'Ert R,ol .,apr he y
rHE iSAT FESTIVE ressssex
Is apidiy altswing peor.
TnE aailuskda Nornlnz an
pcars!tO u Hlfn1aa FbnmlmB eut 0r ~
supply Of Efta4fie,liUns.
KEisp 1904 -. on nls ula Tba.
lics going y ~, PRESIDENT tef tlis
i"rn Of fotr slleg e"r''
WILSON l. nssRint the DSlhfvl slis-
coycry that mnaslldc never slities
W "''''
roo MICH prOepcrlty n . deno-
cratic charge wbieh VIII nOl prove
wcighty With she voter
HAVING TAlsIsns XII r. Klilm,eh. Ws
trust the limgafinhr VIII take ad,
vantage ~ the cplog,uni'y 70 pilalsd
It's mime
EVEN ~ IT aas.s ian alleged aes.
tainty that Jack JahnsUn were going
10 be elected president New Mexico
would hardly care ~ vO," FOR hin on
that account. N
FOUR CASES Of bcrl.bsri have
been brought TO- Philadelphia. They
nre probably not an had rs some OF
the cases OF Jiaeai,trry here last
H3ftF
--pl-
Az NEARLY ~ we run find out.
New Mexicnns are urged 10 vote for
Wilson and Fergupnou IN the ground
that II our buaiNtas II going 20 bc
knocked into a ,e0eied hat we should
help knock 49,
---fk~+-
Easy M0ilrf FOr CSC.
III l.arlty has Dein cutting wood In
the grove near the ford this week. The
other day. Rfter eAunk us lunch. he
stretched out ON ftho grass IlIrew M
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

A4lilh ttnti nfn n11 sattrl1lIr nl.fl
= 50 HssF fHh36 sfnffHsFl - thai en-
N4NoIaI obeAaltt8 fta h6f kIAud IN
the Kitchen eniihtl Wtion tlatn nN6
linaae ~ the haiise iIaf ~ ain-
cHffFciy too temptiha u - nnets,f1
lSyfF ilahgly. 20 esle fesortsd ~ an
kshl9 ~ pfemlssg for the itfiynaeo ~
oofnlha n flit tnble. SO ti Is
rfHe 70 Der eofd. Mary ems ON her
Sery beat hfhavioF. bat si1a Old 10
want 4 eecond piece u cnto aud the
plnte wna over BY tha minlster. en-
iIFely ont Of her reach. After giving
thH matter contideFahle' thQueht she
i9ided her hands Hieckls and excIaitn-
rMr Blair. please pass the eake
for SehuT sakeis-- Kansas CITY star.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

A pnft4 ~ nSlIo leufI1ls 5ei1elna g3nt
n. fs,a !. s q, !, s,. }. So
fblii| mi s4a Iaeff ealhn b,us ~ the
afQat1i ana 111ht1 aafr ~ tali
~ n if14flf ~ IlIs1| f1f.lk r'fra had
pesl - ~ 90 cily STIR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

the grove near the fird this week. The
other day. Rfter ehunk us lunch. h6
stretched out Onsthn grass. throw III
peg leg deEoSs e-sos and Neat TO sleep.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

AZ NEARLY ~ we can find nut.
New Mexichns are urged To VOts for
Wilson and FeTRurnon IN the ground
that II our buainera IL going 10 be
knocked into. a ,e0eitea hat we should
help knock u. az
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

FOUR CASES 81 bcrl.beri have
been brought 10 l,hiladulphia. 1'hoy
are probably not On had rs some VI
the cascs OF biaeaiserry here last
summer. 1910
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

EVEN ~ iT aaFs nn alleged des.
Iainty that Jack JohnrJn were going
~ be- elected president. New Mexico
would hardly care ~ vO," FOR bin on
hat account EI $3.50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

ThRt sOmcthlnRsip dUlng la Roswell
real estate IL shown by the fact that
fhd Oklahoma block ON North Main
street was recently sold for $4,000
10 Oscar Li,iybeek.