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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
VIM. JAMES BROWN
ADAMS GONE
British Consul Is Anxiously
Looking for Missing Man
Last Heard of in Las Vegas,
New Mexico

Las Vegas. y. NJ. March TO-
Where IS William James Brown
Adams The BRUSH consul az Gai-
weston, who has h,ru rcqu' icd 90
look for the man. has written % loi-
ter tu Postmaster o. 3D. Blood, aakins
bis assistance. DouhtlCsH tho man
newer stopped OF iu l.Hs Nogas. d.
though he matted e. postcard tr"m
this place ou January a.. lJl2. foi-
lowing is thc consul's letter Go MT
Blood
British Consulate, Galveston Tr&.
March A. 1913.
The Postmaster, Las Vegas IS. "A.
Dear Sir beg 90 enclose o. copy
col a letter addressed by Mr.. ", WI
liams cot sydney a. $. W. 90 his
Britannia mblesty's consul general "a,
fHu Irur. 5000 ud referred hy h'm
' H. a- Sew McA,co b. in nay con-
GUAR distract
~ should bo much Obliged " you
t"uid ho g""d enough t"l urnifh mc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
ODD MECHANICS ARE
HOOKED ON BASEBALL
CLUBS; CHANGED OFTEN

NlCkuum mes huNt been 10 part OF pro-
rossiuual baseball ever since CO., game
was put ou an organized basis. una
FRANK ChHurc.s notion Co bostou tEe
name Sew Works uu the local AIMEE.
cans marks "a departure The mean
mglcss Yankees sometimes used 20
refer 10 the CLUB. always was without
ghymc cor reason and Highlander
does not 20 any more
one OF the oldest pscudlnyms is
Giants, which the Sew York Nation
ais nave carried since the sos. The
| title was bestowed at the time ot their
si1t and has stuck Nickname
bringing from tine color ot the stock
/ ings have been accepted readily by
/ the ruotorr. such aa Reds for Gin.
o,unat. Browns fnr 80 Louis, candle
nails for the So LuuI Nauonis, White
| suX for TIM Chicago Americans aud
Red SoX for the Boston Americans.
The SuN part of 10 originated u
/ Chicago and was Copied in Boston
! It makes H tors, and .Itisfu,tury Hr.
poluuou There hns, been Browns
| in ST. Louis ever since TIT Com. "l..y
period thoro. aud brown be- 'l.u.-
| lively suggested of So Louis. The
! CloyelHnds have been called the EII''
us Will as the Nops. and back iu th'
/ Tch,uu regime tboy were known 60.
the spiders.
one of th, oldest uIckuoiuos vni
4 BcancastorH successfully the L1h'
| tons became Doves Braves. Wardmen
ana Rustlcrs. but since the Bcuneatol
| days have had uo nickname uniyor
sally accepted, as is the name 'u''
for tho Chicago Nationals. Before
| they Wcr, cubs tho cubs wcro or
| phuuF, being called that when Ans"l
lcft them. Later they we're the colts
There was time when the Brook
kns were known as bridegroom no
cause 81 IN, frequency ~ TRIPS 10 th'
altar They also have been know
as Sup,rgns -llaulons Superhas .nu
the name they grc best known ny an'
the most appropriate N the Troli''
Dodgers within th, memory of muI
tit always has been pullies With th'
Philadelphia NbtionalF, the gcncsi'
Of which is obvious The dirnihc'
! title. Athlrtiys, has been part "h'
parcel Of the Philadelphia American
ever since they existed. bat the SAM
term was used buck in the days A"
uarry stovcy aud hls associates.
But for the real picturesque mex
names ro tu tho minors once up"'
Ia time they were Cow boys IN kansn
ICtty. the title being dropped for 'h
more proaulc one Of Blues. Baltimol
has one OF tho best one OF the mos
distinctive and poetic nicknnues
Orioles Milwaukee has heg Brewer
81 Paul hor Saints Toledo her Muu
hens, Jersey city hcr skectorH. can
ada her Royals and Maple Lean
Rochester hrr Ponies. Providcn'
her Grays un BunHlu her bisons "
Louisville has her colonies, AtiHnN
lno e'a'hoft minncapoi'F nof N'N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12

with amy Information obtanuhlc. II
possible. rurding the fate or IN
present Whereabouts of Mr. W ~
Adams who appcar- to have been lu
your city 100 January 1912.
Yours faithfully
&C. pEECIvAL CONSUL"
The enclosed .s a.. follows
Tn, British Consul General san
Francisco. California. g. s \
sydney. y $ W, Feb q. 1913.
"Sir d,sir Geo bring under your
notice the following facts and shad
bee pleased 90 .ou can take any action
to assist mo in this matter.
90 ann DESTROYS OF obtaining W"
u Whereabouts uf friend uf mur,
named William lumo- Brown Adam.
.ur whether ho Boz drD.lsyd and may
add that hls father. Mr j Adams
cot tNi. rity r much concerned AZ th,
-llyup, ul Dbl. SOM
"Nlr w D. g. Adams regularly euf
responded with ws until about twelve
months sru Jua tn, asJ nrU- ] t"-
,ciyrd gom him uus boo February
1919 ON th, gh OF january. 1919.
Doe posted Wv card from So Louis,
Mo-. and three days later b. e., on
the l2th OF Jauuur. lpIl. hc posted
nae u card written lu pencil FROM
ga. Nrgt-. Sew Mexico. tho pn-t
mark appears to br la Juuta and
/ Albuquerque january ~, 1'l2. =. a..
MIR Adams in January 1912, vas
20 years aud 10 months old. tuh
about feet 10 inches. ! should
think. was fair. had blue eyes vor.
. iulr mpurtl,hr when last I saw him
was Intelligent and 90 good Jppou.
auor. o., generally dropped HE tnt,
( Christian uumr, and signed his iet
Ger. W J. Adams
: MIR Adams father Inform. mo iha
/ about dozen people with whom hl
son corr"sponded state that the lot
t,rs am ceased about the same time
90 shall Doc plCa. Dd % yuu wil
, kindly forward this communication O
your deputy or deputies iu Now Mex
leo to sr, Z Mr. AdumI can be- trace.
or % record found of hi death, DO sur'
g. the sad fact
"Nr Adams father is much con
,yruyd about his son and VIII u
very grateful for amy inquiries yo
can So, your way To- make la thi
matter.
"It YOU think thar 10 would ASST,
you 900 ans way { could obtain an
send YOU copy ol e. photo ot Ma
Adams taken iu th'. city about tou
wears ago
"l may stat, that inquired a. lh
American consulate office Zoo Sydn"
and was advise 90 plaC. myself 3
communication with YOU
"Thuuking you ln anticipation d
your kind offices 100 this matter your
ubcdl,utlN, ". WILLIAMS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12

10 resort a. the cover up" when hc
b. In hard straits and needs chance
to recover himself but for "a Boxer TO
deliberately start out In e. limited
round bout Go cover before hitting
o. blow Is COINS too far. in fact Do is
not boxing, but sta'ung.
the crouch .,t- brought into use by
James j. Jonrlss and was worked out
by Tommy Ryan. who WAS tcachine
Jenrics the art then, bat JEFF never
let q Interior, with his work. % only
enabled him Go better cvadc the
straight punches or nm expert like Jim
Corbctt and slurgcr Ike Bob Fiz-
simmons Then came the cover ~
among some OF 90, New York and
Philadelphia BOXERS, although Eddie
Hanlon. the san Francisco lightweight
had used a. effectively before Leach
cross and his crowd got the habit
At show held IN Milwaukee not
long ago G-round bout was spoiled
entirely by the two boxers being OF
the same s'ylo--both OF the cover up
variety. Both started with their faces
covered and for fully two and "a halt
minutes not clean blow was struck
,,eithor one would take "a chance
Then one OF them cut loose Tor thirD
seconds and fought.
The same performance resulted fol
| Eve rounds when tho referee threat
oncd 20 throw them out uf the ring
/ Thcy tried tu mix 10 in the slNtn toi
/ about thirty seconds. but that was ALL
as they both got into tho cover
/ again and refused 90 come out OF %
/ 10 was rank exhibition and an be'
! cause OF the "coycr up used hy th,
/ two men. Tho crowd howlod its dis
! approval and whenever "A boxer up
\ poared again that night with anl
semolance 90 cover ne was giyct
an awful roasting
The cover 40 may Doe ull right where
IS boxer IN in "a tight hole, bat asid,
from that stage a should hc iahooet
hy the BOXERS for their own good. AN,
also by tho promoters, ~ they want q
make the game popular and pleas
,heir patrons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
CHICO AND CHAVEZ
LIKELY TO MEET
ON 18th OF APRIL

Benny Chavez b. likely 20 have an
ether opportunity to show what u"
can do against Battling chico, of lua
Angeles Beaten by Chico in Alhu-
uterguo in two rounds, Chnro2 Doe
licves he learned enough hy the
knockout 90 bc able 90 win from tho
coast boy IA letter Go un Albu-
qucTuuc friend, CHAVEZ says mat enc
Trinidad promoters have guaranteed
Chico $500 for return match. a.
take place in Trinidad con- or about
April 18Th n Co. lkoly this com
tsst viii bo for twenty rounds. Benny
nghts Kid Burns. OF Denver on
March i1th NJ hc beats Burns With
ont trouble. it d. almost certain that
M articles win bc signed for O
match with Chico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
HABIT OF COVERING
UP IN FIGHTING
UNPOPULAR
Patrons Demand Boys Who
Box in TIE Open; Boxers
Who Hide Their Heads IN
Arms Put on a Bum Show.

The "cover up" habit which Is get
ting 10 be second nature with most
boxers Is becoming a very disgusting
one 20 the spectators at boxing shows
and meets with almost as much dis
approval as the spit bail pitcher in
baseball.
when you get two boxers who have
tho cover up" habit then look for a
rank contest. for neither one seems
willing 20 start the fireworks, with tho
result that they both stall through six
or eight rounds and disgust everyone
present. il ~ oil right for boxer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12

last but not least. clowns mors
clowns the better
But really. when we como 10 sum
ub the sells-Fioto people have TOT
the past two wars carried on mo
championship In the matter OF Joy
dispcnscrs ny actual count they
have brought ua more funny men
than any attraction visiting us, So
IN only Just that We should give SONS
credence 10 their promoter Of pun
ucIty when ne hrcezcs into the Office
and tells us Without batting an eye
that they have 80 many this ycar no
couldn't count EN- before hc LEES.
~ didn't have time TO" maid hc.
that's fact Took day on couple
OF times and tried to figure up how
many sheep could race through a
gap m half an hour Well. thatH
Just like our clowns there were 80
many of them they got au jwnoicd
up. NAa 7 said before. had 90 puit
IN disgust guess we must have "a
million what's That That's "a little
strong -. well. make 70 a thousand
then. whats the use of quarrciing
about an odd cipher or two Just
tell the folks that We are coming here
saturday. March 30 for single days
cngagcmcnt Ttu 'cm Go como down
and see the parade. it's free Toll
EN- the price b. % cents os usual.
and b carries wHh 70 license Co.. get
happ Everybody welcome seats
for 10000. Glory. glory, hailoluiah''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12

Los Angeles. Cal. aarch Ia Foo
couragtd by the showing Jack Brit
ton made sainst packcy Mcfarland
in "a tO-round bout in New York last
Friday. Dan Morgan, Britton's mana
ger. b ondcayorlnr 90 match the hoyf
Tor "a 20-round fight here within the
next two months. Morgan telegraph
"a a local promoter yesterday tter'
ing 20 pui up himself an $4,000 guar
llifN iuf hi Min
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
Posed as Authors of Dope, '
on the Game, But News.
paper Men Did the Grinding
Out Of Copy.

Chicago March i2.--"Billy" Evans
~ the only man who n exempt from
the ultlmatum recently issued by
President ban Johnson. OF the Amori.
can league, prohibiting players from
lending their names 10 newspaper
writer's Co criticize baseball games and
players. Johnson has declared that
American league players viii bc COM
PEELED 90 either cease posing as ex-
pert writerT. or forget about playing
baseball.
The National league may take sim
ilnr action and 10 II does go. tho dag is
coming when the McCraw- Mathcwson
brand of fake viii disappear from
the newspapers and baseball will be
described by men who write the stun
| they sign
Johnsons decision "a put an end
tD tho farclcal syndicate system was
tcnchcd after foaEthy correspond
euce with the club owners loo his or
SANITATION. practically an % whom
went on record ar opposing the use OF
/ their players names hy newspapers.
| out 90 an the mass of "bunk' writ
ten over these players signatures.
| there was not found single sentence
which actually had ocen written by
the athlete who posed ~ H. author.
IS "a matter Of fact Billy Evans is the
only crowd of baseball journalists who
| writes his own stun"
The order issued by President John
son viii not apply go Evans
] For long time the newspaper field
has been rich picslng for tho bali
! players. Some of Thorn were employ
od only during an important series.
| They received - big price merely to
! 20 IN the press box and pose 3s re
| porter while some real newspaper
man WAS writing the stsry f"r them
Cthers. li,,c MathcN-ou. and McGraw
| WORK this graft tho Ncar Found allow.
, inr column after column of cop, thsN
never saw Go bc published weekly iu
' their names. Some pf the players who
| have posed us tho authors ot able
technical stories ON ble,hall could NOT
write an iutclIgiaIc letter howc for
| money Jem Tosrpuu Vito picked corr
Ia large piece 90 none FOR wiring
% certain series recently told % news
paper man that hv actually never read
oN 5h. stun ro was supposed .u mt'
composed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
ARE
PAR EXCELLENCE
IN CIRCUS
sells.Floto Outfit Which Will
Start Here This Month
Brags of Clown Champion
ship.

Ever sine, circuscs were invented
the press agents of the various or
gnnizations have been coming along
Ia tell the editors AN about how
many clowns their attraction carries,
because when you come 60 think oi
Il "a circus is mainly composed of
sawdust and elephants. pretty women
IidrfH and henulifu FSmuHats, nnu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12

Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
won its great reputation ana extensive
sale by IT, remarkable cures ~
coughs. colds and Group 10 can Do"
depended upon, Try IT, Sold by all
druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12

cruits. pitched for "a Louis WELD
man IA said 10 be the tullest pitcher
In either major league.
New YORK whether horse racing
on New Yerk state race tracks is 10
be resumed stu was an open question
after meeting Of representatives. OF
the racing associations at turf head
quarters yesterday.
"it d very difficult problem TO
solve and 20 FAR We have been unable
to make any definite arrangements"
was the announcement made az the
conclusion OF the conference. by phil
lip J. Dwycr. who represented the
B-ooklyn and queens county Jockey
ciuo. The others at the meeting re-
fused to say anything FOR publication.
bus Il WAS taken as a significant fact
that William a. Enscman % the
/ Brighton Beach Racing association,
which had not been considered in the
matter since the revival of racing was
spoken Of. was In attendance. The
others who took part In the discussion
were August Belmont OF the West
chester Racing association and james
Butler. of the Empire city Racing as.
ISOLATION. Yonkcrs. who returned from
I the Mexican track az Juarcz.
Sacramento, Cal. 1900 The Chicago
Americans used three veteran pitchers
| against the sacramento team in IA,
coast league and won yesterday. 20 Q
Auburn. ~ Y-Secrotary john n
Farrell % the National Association Of
/ Professional Baseball Leagues, has an.
nounced the formation of two new
I lcpues which have received protection
| from the National association. They
are the Southern California associa.
/ tlon. composed Of San Diego. Pasa'
/ dcna. Long Reach and san Beruar
/ dino, and the Empire State League
composed Of Brunswick, Wuycross
| brownsville. Cordele and Naldosta
/ Ga. both classified in cluss D.
! NHnuca polis--Tue National Rclia.
! hlllty run OF the American Automobile
/ association for 1918 will start from
/ Minneapolis, according to information
Z made public here Tho route IN 20 b'
selected by an. Minneapolis organiza
iions. " b. proposed 60 route tn
tour VIA the Yellowstone and Glacio
| National parks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
SPORTS
Sport News Briefs Off the Wire


Cleveland. Oh. X. Dcvoreaux,
president Of the grand circuit has Of
ficially announced the revocation oil
the grand circuit rule which would
limit the winnings 81 stake PAGERS to-
sio,eoo and stake trottcrs 10 $4,000
before they are compelled 20 enter
class designated by their records.
san Francisco-Rube Marouard.
former Sew York National pitcher
aud blossom scoley. vaudeville act
ress. were married here today. The
actress was divorced from Joseph
/ Kane. an actor. following her partner
ship With the baseball player in a
vaudeville sketch. Marquard gave his
age as 20 and Miss Seeley confessed
I o. 90.
i 81 f.ouls-Gcorgc sutton won from
Z g. G. Peterson, 400 60 $50 and Cal.
vim Dcmarcst defeated Jose Ortiz. t00
10 ISIS IN the second days play Of the
I So balk linc billiard tournament be-
ing held here.
! Washingtou---It was announced last
night that the third annual sports
man dinner will be given here on the
night OF April 2.
Boulder. Colo.-The University Of
Colorado basket ball team ~ sched-
ulcd 90 leave this evening FOR salt
lake city. where Il viii meet the Uni
vcrsity al utah. in series Of three
matches beginning March 10, for the
championship 81 tl,e Rocky mount
aims.
Fort collins. Colo.--Floyd Cross Of
this city. has been elected captain Of
tho Angles football team. He Is q
years old and said 20 be the youngest
captain ever chosen FOR the team. lie
succeeds Joseph Brill who graduated
last year.
San Antonio. Texas--Thc Philadel-
phia American league team defeated
the local Texas leaEucrs yesterday. .
TO ]. IIouck. Plank and Harrel al
ternaiod as pitchers for Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia regulars will start
homoward tomorrow.
Waco, Texas--Tho So Louis Amer
\ can team was defeated by the loCal
Texas league team yesterday. 20 q
schwenk. Stone and Wicldman. re-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12

crs. New orleans her pcicans and
san FrNnnlanu nor snNle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12

81. Louls--Gcorge sutton won from
.C. c. Peterson. 400 20 $50 and Cal.
vim Dcmarcst defeated Jose Ortiz. 900
10 ISIS In the second days play OF the
iS.2 baik lire billiard tournament be-
ing held here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12

oruils. pltchcd for ~, Louis WELD
man IL said TO be the taliest pitcher
In either major league.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12

the proposition Of how 20 make your
money buy tho most and best bread.
cakes. etc. for the least try us. You'll
and your cash win go farther than
you believed possible. Don't cay u
cannot be- possible, Come and learn
that Il Is an absolute fact.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12

Waco, Texas--Tho So. Louis Amcri-
can team was defeated by the local
Texas league team yesterday. 20 Z.
schwenk. Stone and Wicldman. re-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12

Washington--It was announced last
night that the third annual sports.
man dinner wiil be given here on IN,
night Of April 2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12

Sacramento, cal The Chicago
Americans used three veteran pitchers
against the sacramento team in the
coast league and won yesterday. 2 10 O..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-01

richly deserves the honor. hav.
ing served for years in the Leg
is,ature and on many of its most
committees. He will
make a good presiding officer.
The Journal does not decry the
ability of any of the other gentle
men who aspire to Office. We
only wish place could be found
for them all. But the business
of the State is in good hands.
We are all Progressive Demo
cratsan no faction has or can
claim a monopoly of progressive
ism.
The primary of August 5th
should, and will, in The Journal:
opinion, record the following
nominations:
For Governor = Henry C.
Stuart.
For Lieutenant Governor
Taylor Ellyson.
For Attorney General-Samue
| w. Williams.
For Commissioner of Agricul
ture-George w. Koiner.
And the Legislature will, ant
should, when it meets, choos
Edwin P. Cox as its presiding
officer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-01
Confederate Reunion.

18th Annual Reunion and CamI
Fires Neff Rice Camp Confederate
Veterans, Forestville Crossing Rail
road Station New Market. Va,
August 2lst-22d, 1913.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY has au
thorized on account of this occasion
Very Low Round Trip Fares from all
stations Ha rrisouburg to Front Royal
inclusive, dates Of sale August Goth
2lst and END, with final limit August
23rd, 1918.
SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Har.
risonburg a. M, August 22d, stop
ping at all points, arriving Forest
vile Crossing 8 40 q. m. SPECIAL
TRAIN will leave Front Royal i, 81
q. M, August 22nd. stopping at all
points, arriving Forestville Crossing
80 a. IN. Returning these trains
will leave Forestville Crossing p.
m same date, for Harrisooburg and
Front Royal respectively.
Regular trains Nos. 10, PIG and i2l1
will stop at Forestville Crossing ON
August 21st and 22nd.
For detailed information, consult
Agents or write L. s. Brown, Gen
|Agt. sos 18th ST., N. W., Washing
ton, D G.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-01
DISAGREE Oyer Debt.

Having failed to come to any
agreement, the two commissions
representing Virginia and West
Virginia, which have been meet
ing jointly at the New Willard
Hotel, in Washington, to discuss
the amount of the state debt OF
the original state of Virginia
owed by West Virginia, adjourn.
ed late Saturday afternoon until
August II, when further sessions
will be held in Washington.
The members of the two com.
missions agreed that there was
no possibility of an agreement
unless one of the two states OF
both changed their positions. 1t
was decided, therefore, that time
be given for each commission to
consider the position taken by
the other.
1t is genarally expected that
even at the meeting to be held
next month no compromise will
be reached, and that it will be
necessary to take the question
before the United States Supreme
Court again. The court hatfded
down a decision in 1910, but it
was not final, and advised nego-
tiations between the two states.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-01
COATED TONGUE
MEANS LAZY LIVER.
A Lazy Liver Needs Dose of bod
sons Liver Tone-Guaranteed to
Take Place of Calomel.

When your doctor looks to see II
your tongue is coated, he is trying to
find out if your liver is working prop.
erly. A few years ago doctors had to
prescribe caiomel-there was nothing
else to give.
Recently in many sections OF the
country Dodson's Liver Tone has
practically taken the place of calomcl
as liver remedy. Dodson's Liver
Tone IL mild, pleasant tasting and
harmless which makes it fine medi'
cine for use when your children be-
como bilious and 'constipated. But
the most remarkable feature Of bod
sons Liver Tone Is the fact that Wa
ton 4 Smoot who sells it, guaranteed
it absolutely. The druggist will re-
turn your money without argument il
bottle fails to give entire .satistac
ton.
Price, so cents. We suggest thai
you get a bottle today and have i
ready for the next member of your
family whose liver goes wrong.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-08-01
JADWYN.

J Rev. McNeer filled his reg.
lular appointment here last
Sunday at 3 P. M.
Mrs. Leah Coffman's condi-
ton has not improved, she is
|critically i'll.
Several car loads of silos
were unloaded at Woodstock
this week, and ten of them
will be set up near here.
DIR. David H. Swartz, Of
Galveston, Texas, is here Wis
iting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Swartz was born and
raised near Mt. Clifton, Va.
Thirty-six years ago he NOV
ed to Fort Worth, Tex, and
since has been a resident of
that state. He has travelled
extensively, and is here now
in the interest of his state, as
well as his personal interest
in a soap factory. Young
men seeking new homes had
better see him and follow his
directions, and go clean into
Texas.