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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-24
SERGEANT GRETT GIVEN
 CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH

Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 23.-Sergeant- Julius Brett was exonorated today of all charges in connection With the killing of Spalding Parsons, drug clerk, who the officer acc dently shot when after Adam Boehler, the wife murderer. In lengthy report to Mayor Crump today Commissioners Utley held Brett blameless.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-24
SENATOR'S WORK TRIES
 TO AID BROTHER.IN.LAW

Indianapolis, Dec. 23.-In spite of the urgent plea of United States Senator Works, of California, to the state board of pardons. in behalf of his brother-in-law, Charles B. Van Pelt, who is serving "a sentence of from two to 20 years in the state penitent ary for manslaughter, the murderer is to remain in prison. Act ing on the; report of the pardon board Governor Thomas R. Marshall today paroled 9 convicts and par doned one the board failing to recom- mend Van Pelt's release.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-24

Misses Lena and Jennie Moser will go to Little Rock today to visit rela- tiyes for several days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-24

w. T. Scott and family left last night for Poplar Bluff, Mo, to spend Christmas with relatives.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-30
Advertisement of Sale of State
Road Work

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the office of the County Auditor of the
County of Redwood. at the Court House In
the city of Redwood Falls, Mimi. until one
O'Clock Tuesday May 14tb. 1912. for the
grading of State Road No. for a distance
Of about 10 miles estimated cost OF same Is
IS, 92S. "a also for building culverts on same
road, estimated cost of which is Sl,052 w.
Bids will also be received for grading ex
tension to State Road No. for distance OF
one mile estimated cost of which Is S691 ~
and for building culverts on same road eStt-
mated cost of which is $4,000.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
the above named office, or at the office of the
State Highway Commission at st. Paul
Mimi.
Plans are to be submitted by the respec-
tive bidders, which shall comply with the
specifications of the State Highway Com
mission dated 1912.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
cash or a certit ed check for not less than
per cent of the amount of the bid payable TO
the County Treasurer of said Redwood
County.
All bids must be upon the. blank forms
furnished by the undersigned. The Board
reserves the right to reject or accept any
proposal.
L. P. LARSON.
County Auditor of Redwood County. Mimi.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-30
]. Sullivan. wife and son were over
Sunday guests of relatives at Wanda.

J. Sullivan, wife and son were over
Sunday guests of relatives at Wanda.
Chas. Davis accompanied by his
wife, transacted business at Redwood
Falls one day last week.
Mrs. A. w. Milbradt was Vesta
visitor between trains on Saturday
Geo. s. Davis and wife autoed to
Marshall on Tuesday Of last week.
The D. of Fl. held special meet
ing for initiation on Tuesday. Mrs.
Carl Bender, of Buffalo. Mimi. was
present and assisted with the work.
Rev. L. r. Badger of Mankato
preached to a large audience at the
hall on Sunday morning. going to
Wabasso for the evening service.
Ernest Boney. wife and baby
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-30

Maggie Neudecker and Alvina
Hesse drove over to Morgan We'd
nesday morning.
B. G. Schueller, sheriff. was seen
in Clements Wednesday.
F. Berberich went to Redwood
Falls Thursday.
The dance and basket social given
in the city hall Monday evening was
success in every way and all had a
fine time.
H. j. Bebermeyer Of Redwood
Falls WasYisiting the Clements school
Tuesday.
Mr. Aftermath and family OF
Wanda visited at the Vim. Kuehn
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Thorston and daughter
Loretta returned Friday evening
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-30

daughter. from near Redwood Falls
were visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Boney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fuhr
the past week.
James Longbottom drove to Red
wood Falls on Friday after his daugh-
ter Edna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Reynolds and
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Reynolds of Red
wood Falls were calling on the ILL.,
nois colony, in this vicinity. on Sat
urday.
Miss Barbara frost spent the past
week with relatives near Lucan.
Ray McNew and family who re-
sided with the home people ever
since coming TO Minnesota. moved
into a home of their own the past
w eek.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-30
bargains at Half
Prices and Less

Will sell during the spring and
summer months atmy store in Beaver
Falls, all my furniture and house
hold goods, which are all in good
condition and consist of:
Oak ice box 36x48, white enameled
Ook ice box 29x44, white enameled.
Domestic sewing machine, A drawers.
Eldridge sewing machine, 2 drawers.
complete bed room sets.
extension dining room tables.
Oak book case 54x66, 3 glass doors.
Oak writing desk 30x14, 2 drawers.
Bamboo stand 33x65. with 5 shelves.
Panboo coat and umbrella stand
Large uphols d arm chair, r. r. Plush.
Large upholst'd couch, r. r. Plush.
Several rocking and easy chairs.
; Several mallsquare and round tables.
Parlor stove, Ideal Jewel, nickeled.
2 kitchen stoves, A and 6 holes.
Crockery and kitchen utensils.
Art statuary, bronze and bisque.
Ornaments and bric-a-brac.
Pictures, chrome and water colors.
Large Jardinieres and pedestals.
French mantel and cuckoo clock.
iron hitching posts, horse heads.
IL vol. international encyclopedia.
100 books in english and german.
Webster's dictionary, Ski, 1868 %.
World atlas, good plates. l5x21. Hop.
Renville Co. atlas, l5xl8. rs p.
And numerous other articles. tools,
etc.
]. LEON MIDLAND
Beaver Falls. MINI
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-30
CLEMENTS

Miss, Annie Neudecker returned
from Wabasso last Saturday even
ing.
Miss Lydia Hauptli went to Sleepy
Eye Friday evening to spend Sunday
with her parents.
Mrs. S. Barkulov and Mrs. N. B.
Nelson of Three Lakes spent last
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-30

from their visit at Westbrook and
other places.
Benjamin Wohlford drove out to
his home north of town Wednesday
evening.
Next Friday evening May 3 a show
will be given in the city hall. Adj
mission Is and IS cents. Dance after
the show. 4O-lt
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-30

Every last one of these patterns
are worth from $3.50 to$ $500.
You'd expect and be asked to pay
that anywhere for them. But
don't be guided by these prices
alone, come in and see for your
seIf---judge the bargains by actual
Iy seeing them and I'll wager
next Casters bonnet you'll give
me your order without murmer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-30
oath NEWS

A nephew Of w. "A. Hauck arrived
from Washington on Saturday and
will hereafterlbe found behind the
counter Of his uncle's store.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-30

Your choice of 100 new. breezy.
all wool patterns in every new
shade, blue and blue mixtures.
browns, grays, slate color and
blacks. These will be made to
your own measurements and in
any style you want at the re-
markable low price of $17.OO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23

obieeEsd To- go for rxin' u up. bat
want TO tell So one thing. J Amt .oinx
70 marry anyone, iN~ made ~ my
mind ami that's all.
Judd-Yo' ken do jos what you're
Amin 20 do. by God you're paps with
yo'
Jack-Jun.. you didn't even SAY good
bye 20 me when yoI left
June reckon that night when yo'
left me out IA tie front ytlrd So sed
goodbye 10 me. Jack.
Jack-But Uncle Billy has Told YOU
June-im much Obleeset - so FOR
sendin the messages go ana tnrouEl
Uncle Billy, Tirst TO my pap an dthen
10 be passed 90 ne. but don't feel Ike
ialsin about these messages bin as how
20 got me in m. nome alone surrounded
BY p-rliceUen.
Jack-AloueT
June-Yo' heard what I said-a!one.
hck-June. Ia sooner have my right
arm cut or than To- 90 what I'm doing
nov. l know what kinship means to you
and your father and what your friend
ship means TO me--if that's al you've
got for me-but June. I've got a duty. 1
want Dave. Hes here Hand him over.
Jun@--im askin' yo' Jack Hale 20 al!
Off yo'r perliceTnen ana 60 lie aiut
hyen.
JaCk-He WAS seen to enter and had
no chance to ESCAPE I'm asking you for
once 20 lay aside all these blood fouds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23

ara turn this man over o. me runs 10
- tllty and n" law says be- ought a.
Jlne-H- amt lye4. an = 30. don't De.
"eN' 10. what are SCI. ru.-- 10 10
Jt-k-l.l have q, search th. house
5uh'-A Sain-t o., word
Jae" Against your word
- % - turned your rsrffcer,e,
t''h 10 helriu IA FaIins
.,.. "a - ~ not i"r the E'allrs and I'm
10, ~" Ioi!ly'rs. m Tor the law ana
peace OF N" valley
mn JACK iial'. I'm askin' SOD. ara,
a.. i't'. "" ani taAr Solr rerl.'s,r'-ii
June. ] love Sou. ,.v. v,,
:" mar s"3. aud thc reason ,liiu-t s.k
30" ~ because have. bees. ..i.'. 80
. .a' N"N % don't talk, Dave. t., rn,,i..
don hhud him over p,..,,.fal', III az
-" IN 49, aim Il I- a L4tN-a
sacred nuiy THAT'S 90.
Suhy don't understand vf,t ,.t
an hN duty N,sui~ fa Ir.. ..,t ~
,tht what other men write. 't..v.,. 10, %
''.AS That So should du % ami ms
-, 4" % h'FNih a I"rIicsu..u ,..,, mas
N'i"h nv pap~ duty tn tnA. 10. a.,
Il ~ hif arms and bring him h,.b 80
'aF .lii lh o." h"us" 80 ordered sur
''t.l'.' ana mat 20 now want d, b-.-.L
Wy ANA tear down he,as' 40 w.,,.t !, IN ~
~, Poe amt no law that saws
nus nutS" Nj Rob. cor thar 1 fuust
=.
'i"l iH except that law Won fnl 49,,
ne law above everything els. -,
~ "'iln tn" law Of th. fafT,- et,,'-
.H, -" or IoN'.--lt seemed 10 me fh.t
~ t." Ia" 20 and ! was To- 20 hi.
- 70. '"N' \" sort Of prptifs,i IL fn
'., ""'r when you gave mo This iltti.
t,' ~" th'n latter when Won had IL
i.,'4 "ii' thi- lt'l" chain The I.u -
~, now Jack. thar aiut no lnN. - ,p'.
~ .l . gun THAT'S pointed a. "A moor
,"ht '"ut know no better Won AM
"iith iifhin and love and sweetne.s -
w. .H'1' h!"h mountains hy hurvirl. R,,r
HttN- You've ct "a queer idea
80, nutN Jack Hale. whom one r,irufN
90. t'4 sifl you love her ana the -.
h'r ain '- 'oA" AWAY
Ia, June. the law OF tho fairy ,,o,o
n'.''a De tn law OF toc land. hi. to-
sH"l h,ll"Fe II must protect thsfrssI, -,
""t NOSE VINO don't even care Tor ~
,'in you u sooner cut OF nv ,i,,i,t
q. u. imam IL" this / stand FOR In. a.,
W. 'l' land aud The law OF tho mon a.,
June-T Then JACK Hale. I stand .o- 49,.
Nv OF WINNER folks and tho NV 81 -.
,allf stone tho Law that makes r.cr,ic
l"a slN"' ana help ami guide. and r ,:o,y
.'I' H llis mouse. II yo' pass me 70 o.
.H." another room looking for Dsv.
WIS oiIy fdult has been that ne loved
..Ne' jos as No say yo' love me ana V,bc
'aS only tried 20 show that love n, Nc
"Nh way. he'auso no don't know NO hc,
'ti-then turn yo' back on r-le To-
anu never speak 20 inc again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
6Y BILLY EVANS.

All things being apparently equal.
why are some pitchers so much Supe>
rior 10 other Match them during the
warmup periods and there. appears 10
BE- little If any difference IN the speed
and curves Put them into fhe game
and the difference immediately az
sserts itself II is tho ties; under FIRE
that proves tho relative merits OF the
boXmcn
Lots Of people labor under the i'm
preston that speed. curves and
strength are the necessary requisites
OF a great pitcher True. few pitchers
acquire greatness unless they have
plenty of speed and "A good curve. vet
those two assets are far from being
tho most essential ! know any rum
Der Of pitchers who possess terrific
speed. who are thu masters OF an as.
sortmert Of pulling curves. yet they
must be classcd as really great twir-
lers
y brain that l. able 10 think quickly.
heart Of oak and good DISPOSITION
are even more essential To good pitch.
ing than speed and curves There are
lots OF twirlcrs who are unhittable
in batting practice. but who have moth
ing when sent 20 the mound. There
are many pitchers who are wonders
just as long as the bases are empty.
but who blow just as soon as the sacks
get populated. Many go along smooth.
" just so long as their support re-
mains intact; but few errors will
cause them 10 establish new altitude
records These pitchers have the
speed. the curves and the strength 10
be stars. but something moro essential
IL lacking.
How some Pitchers Get BY.
On the other hand. you watch cor
tain pitcher warm up. and YOU COM
merit on his lnck OF speed and faulty
curve You probably have ssNn him
pitch many n brilliant game. yet You
wonder how he does II. You compare
him with some other member 81 tho
stan who has world OF speed and n
last breaking curve. vet ia unable 10
win. Il resolves itself into puzzle
that you arc unable 10 solve. You say
20 yourself he must no lucky. bur he
Isn't. II Is n pretty safe bet thar the
gentleman who appears 10 have moth
ing is some pitcher.
Fondcm continually hears tho
praises sung 81 Mnthewsou. Walsh.
RuCkcr. Johnson and tho other star
twirlers or tho TWO big leagues. Their
deeds OF vnlor are being constantly re-
lated. They are great pitchers and
merit all tho praise handed them.
Still no pitcher IN tho business n
moro interesting 90 mo than tho vet
cram Jack Powell OF the ST. Louis
Browns. Powell II what n lot OF play
crs who are Unable to hit him term
nothing Uit.Ncr." Usually when n
star = unable ~ do anything with tho
stick he contents himself by insisting
that tho pitcher who II fOoling hin,
has nothing" meaning neither speed
nor curves You hear players max"
that remark about Jack Powell morc
than any iitchcr IN either league. yet
American league pitchers 10 man
Will tel you that Jack Powell has
something" and they are more liable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23

One pint cf -four. ore neaplnE table.
Spoonful Of larIt Onc-half teaapoonfui
OF soda dissolved in a litfle hot water
one tca~puOntul ~ crca mof tnrtcr
sifted through the flour. one salt.
spoonful ~ salt. cold water 20 make a
rhtenr SUN paste and on" pint OF sliced
peaches. Roll tho crust into an oh
long sheet about quarter OF an inch
thick. Cover thictly with the peaches
and sprinkle with sugar. Begin az one
end and roll 81 up closely. the fruit in
side. In putting this In. narrow
margin should be lcft az he other end
OF the roll. which should be- folded
down. Pinch the ends " the folded
roll together 20 prevent m, escouo
o. The fruit. Tie W. In a lowered cloth
and boil thr"c-qIarjcrs OF an hour.
Serve hot with sauce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23


IT," game was played Thursday com
d!tluu~ were su,n That MarsE-r sis-
tfi@- was forced u ask Matfy tu come
back SIflf lay. Two days rest l. h9fd-
iv ruouEt FOR veteran like MaftN
S. Uo has put hia arm 90 So many fs-fS
Willingly h- accepted tue job. watch
81 him 900 his warm-up. lie looked tired
Ina hon seem TO nave his usual stun
I thOvCht TO myself he Will never b'
auis 20 get away with that thi= after
;h~ rrst and second innings. buf ,aii"d
90 score In the third two triples ami
au error gave Eoston two rum. IL i~
asking fDu much ~ Matfy. l flpuEut
Then 0Hme the wonderful exhibition ct
pltchtrE. The next eighteen men were
stun w.s lacking he began pitching a
ca-efG. game. lie would driN. ;hiS EEL
low hr,E who was hugginE The plate
WITH a riCE frst one. then slip over a
couple "i -low curves ON the outside.
fiH rnfftut vac about uncauuN Tie
kept tile usu ju-f v here the batter did
- Ike if n was "A pitching PERFORM
arr" that must 80 down Ia history.
Eddie i'lauE g. still great s1utnptW
hrcnuee no has the nerN". relate q lif-
Sail Washington hammered him fsr four
o. ~ 'n two innings Mack hal pitcher
wur~'rd up - replace him A. he start
OF Tor fnN bench "a the close % che lu-
rg Manager Griffith iokinRly yelled
lNt The hinn'-ct on him. Connie. and
OIL wagon. hrf he done broke down
TIE fcn-ark ret..rd FLANK Ho insisted
'Nat HACK lot him reul' iu tho game.
Tor Tho ucNt r'N'ceu irf g he blauked
frr Nationals and lost 30 he nineteenth
inning lr~suro NJ a. error n is little
iicidcrts Ike TRAIT tEA' explain tn dif-
erance tefwaen tho great and the or-
binary pitcher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
ereaded Lamb chons.

chops. 'wo eggs vel beaten. Dip the
chops IN tho eggs. sprinkle with salt
rnd pepper ard roll IN bread crumbs.
Fry 90 hrf fl' Cook Ave tomatoes In
" bout % E0N pint Of water. strain and
ecason with aaitspoonful OF salt and
'our dash"s OF pepper Put tho chops
on platter and pour the dressing
over them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
TRAIL OF THE LONESOME
PINE COMING TO COURT
Jon" " MS "''' s ';ss s:' Ys' n:

The love story 90 John Fox. IRA
= Imitivc mountain Eirl. June. IN The
4 rail- OF the Lonesome Pine Wnicn
comes TO the Court next Wednesday and
Thursday. November -. IS.
note In June nature seemed 20 nave
blended all her moods $atur- WAS her
mother and had endowed her With all
the = IT'S az her command In her were
tie fierceness Of "a. tempest when u
RACES around the mountain peaks. the
KIty Of the breeze WLsn "a sigh- through
lie willow. the Joy Of IN. sun when II
sses the ripping water, a." bruoding
OF the stu might and tie peace Of twi-
light. For her tueT" we're fairies and TO
her the trees and flowers aud rocks and
waterfalls spoke IN certain language.
Her body was ~ 1.-the and graceful AZ
. sappling and she was a. fleet on foot
o. the deer. Her abundant hair was OF
lIstrous gold and wind and sun gave in
comparable color and complexion to Tea
lures va ch we're more than heautifll
because they formed the mirror IN " men
her heart was shown In this mirror ~
turns there appeared sweetness. cpnrhse
pride love. hate. music. poetry. calm,
Iar-lon. peace and desire June luN ed
her father and hated the Fallns-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
50i and 80 Schmulbach Bldg.
Bell Phone 335-W
Nat. Phone 662-M

Nav matches from Italy have been
sold n Turkey To The eXten; Of $500
500 annually l. Ii stated that they
are now being supplautcd by British
matches. one firm having already
worked up 10000 business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23

her heart was shown. In this mirror by
turns there appeared sweetness; c'n ii.lS,
Ia~-ion. peace and desire June l0N ed
her father and hated the Palms
Iack-IIere Is a bouquet picked FOR
oii'nin.-Huh. know them flowers and
lust where they grow.
Iune-Ysp. hyeh. an thar through
them mountains so tind I'm IN -.
patches growin, ali together ike an 'i''"
JacsEwhat do you call them up
there
JerkDThe name for them IL anemones
Iune-My. hut that's "A hlg name iOt
such lectl. flower. -.
Jack-Spmc call them vino LOVES,
because thu wind il supposed 70 n4o"
them open.
June-My,
Jack-Ycs. and where a tear is dror-
ped wind flower blows -
Iune-Aint that pretty? Ana no"
Ts.k what do YOU know
June-Jes' why they are an ai,nr
hyeh near this pin ~ see my ~ 10
This pine. and sense shes g"ln Ne "s s'
rnrntr' to and sonnet mes lr- 90 VIZ
l.sSt ic-tle ut and all thfo "'iil l'''''i,
fnins the women folks an klllS ~ -
-N.rseivss when one Of their men Ioln-
acts Kilt an JcS whtr '"'g Nt1i -.
tears this icetle flower cnn'I w 30,
Ike )" so '.s,s.rin' Why SIS jrs
lIks. vnar them tears mas s"h M. 49,
,ln,yrr4 come up To- smile a. "a as ~,
I,.nt yo tn know how they dr'pp'' i"'"
tie gruun' aint ~ ,...t.. ,....., .,-cr.t
Iack-N NY YOU re- a '.N''' -
youe .,.t,. pu, les a
-r.liysr But when ] come hS'n 't
tl.,tn'r ht and hyrh IN" lih' !...''ti,
49,. hr7.sh crack. seems TO- me m H-'.h-
49,. =, ~. rifles Eoiu' or hrtW''h w..
t.,iin- and the T"lliN"rS t"i - .'' -
,.rrs- that's the iufn "Il w.. nav
riu. signs that's tue w"in'" '' tl,,,,s
80 Wv. tol. me about i-" t""i "'"',
and flowers I know It's th, 'n, .,, ~ me
,.iin, th. wimmeu folk mat e'.h' ,.i,' LUZ.
~ IL I,.nt gntu' TO happen iuht way
mo- ,s %I And June. do YOU hate the
f' imn.. HAT. EN-. .em. could gut en- I'm.
Jark-Hu-u June. don't N3u r,o"
their own women cry wen 80 a'v-
,tc and don't you THINK 'n' WING
as come out Tor them too Ito. ,,,, n,
fairies Oh thar side ... inc of tho
'a.N 49,, a. nm. ouc- you kn""
..Gnut So. what lay" t"""".
Iuus-It- % fairy stone.
f..L NlN. who told N"" . ..
80, SISTER ~alIv toll. m" about 'u
sn. '.ed fuIE- found 'n some W.
NirFinny. and an her li" n Si, Ii-t-
'' - lied CO... then. l'id 500 men
seems ltk. vcrything rh- N'h''' u
''In'H VI La id she tell you the story Of At;
i,t,.- s,ha sod - was - lu'i' piece ~ ~
,.tniu. could happen Z" SEQ Nutv pa ne
..arr,iu. this. hut SO was ""' H' "'' '''
jack Ven then. sou mur' not lose b..
lftl~ girl.
IarL-Vr-. ,oG poo th'f H'" f"Iri
,,...t 90 90 certain pile" Iu ~ itis 'f'i
enc 70 perfect I'tl" cross "nd goo we
know about ROCKS ami mines Hud gIii
q oil .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
Masterlv Pftohirc Exhibition.

making his task we'll night Impossible
Marty proved that he had heart OF
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-01-11

When you BOdl-I you Know Just what you are
using: know it is good and safe and know you taking
the kind of medicine to provide real help for the body
1t is pure remedy that satisfies the most exacting 1t
contains narcotics habt -formng drugs nothing
that family doctor will not endorse and
good thing. 1t does not depend on killing pain, with
cocaine, opium, morphine, other dangerous drugs.
1t does not excite the body with alcohol but it
the body and cure its disorders with remedies Nature
was given them. Thus Iron gives life and energy to
the Blood SarSapara drives out its impurities, PhOS
plate and Nux Vomica create new nerve energy and
force, Lithia aids in the Kidneys Genian does inva
liable work for the Stomach and Digestive forces,
Chinese Rhubarb and Oregon Crane Root promote
of the entire system. Golden Seal soohes the nAamed
membrane and checks Catarrhal discharges, Cascara
gives the Bowels life in natural way and Capsi-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-01-11

It's history of success has proven beyond shadow of
right plan that helps to cr these and other disorders
been in poor health and had tried good doctors and
most all of the prominent medicines, have found that
single box Of Bo61 Tone did good than all other
treatments combined. Read the reports, showing how
BodiTone cures, send for box trial at our risk
and if it will not prove the right thing for you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19
VAUGHN AND ROSWELL gTAII, AND
PA SSEEGER ROUTE.

Automobiles leave Vaughn daily at
S;45 O. m, arrive at Roswell Q. m.
Leave Roswell 1910 a. m. arrive at
NaUgzn 3:25 p. m Baggage allowance
Toe pounds Rate for excess baggage
is $3.50 per 100 pounds.
We are equipped to carry any kind
OF trunks or baggage up to 1900
pounds Special rates are given for
excursions for eight or more passen-
gers For further Information write
the Roswell Auto. Co.. Roswell n II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19
For SaIe-Rooming Houses.

FOR SALE-14 rooms, beautifully fur
nished; rooms all occupied Phone 1856.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19
For Sale Furniture

DRESSING TABLE. sI1; ladies' desk.
SIS Singer sewing machine, $50. Phone
1870.
FOR SALE-Furniture rooms com
plete for housekeeping. Apply 7O5
Wyoming.