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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
Memphis.
+ reepor,

III, tshia. a-a> u Nemphl, l. "a II,
- with a. M. la.g-s,t AMI cncrs, j. ever
" az halar8s ~ .s--fel I,iefat1"n meeting,
eets SUNDAY ftfHrr il T. Lewi>. II t.,
~ mru. ~ =. ,taf at,rastt.n at At sun.
d. meeting !ie ~ ~, an outline ., the
t,b.r movement II the >nuthea.t. aad H.
- a TRIP he mad .eyf tie S. p. lines
Passenger cu.lur. ato s,i being u-ed ~
RIGHT service b,f, l. "a, rumorcd around
tia, the Yazoo boarding house was t. start
~ dgaln, but IT happened that the paftlc, VIII
we're to take II. iallcd On the Job and decided
not to run II The -o-oalri last trans that
the company claimed It had l. take OFT be
cause OF the flood have not been put back
sgain The water ha, gone down. and the
lac, that these trans have not been put back
On shows very plainly that II not the
water that caused them L. be annulled hu,
because oil strike condition, and lack ri pat
ronage The Advertising We are dong /, cd
uoating the public as t. the dangerous con
dtion OF the equipment, and as the company
could not afford t. run empty coaches over
II, lines, the trans wrrc taken oil. Defects
out 81 here are serious and numerous a
ever Take 1t from Memphis. We will be there
T. the end Tor Federation and industrial free
dom.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
Hampstead, Tex.

iIempsteads Big on the job with the
sane degree OF bull dog tenacity. and they are
gong u stay there until the end for nothing
but an incorporating victory will ever
way them irons the position they are now
holding. The fact that the companies are now
running after the government to get help is
good proof that they are getting up against
the real thing Passenger trains are running
ate. yards are eongested cars are going TO
the bad order track. and everything indicates
that the rebel army soon will reach the mile
post Of victory.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
Waterloo.

President Markham arrived IN the city on
a ,pceial tram and alter viewing the runs Of
the bull pen. departed fur the Yves, After
engine lois was hooked To the Markham >p,-
cal outside OF the round house. the cabs
jumped INTO each ether and i,l out If win
dow with wrtnohe, and pinch bars m their
effort l. apply safety first touches" To the
dangerou, stage horse Fa, Head Bell. Biz
Jack Mseleay, the traitor. and a bunch Il
bull pen mp, composed the gang necessary
To get the engine IN shape to pull the special
out Engine $50 died at Luna. III. AMI 1859
died AZ independence There was a rear end
collision at Dyersville because OF lack Of arr
No. 10 died IN the yard, ". lee ha. been
switching with the brake rigging down. Ma,
ter Mechanic Taylor has jumped into prin, b,
stating that the company is going 10 ge, %
new engines every month in the near future
We presume that he means thu, will be ae
eomplished when the strike is settled for Fed
Grafton and the old men are back At we-t
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
San Franeisco.

Our men are all standing firm a, this q
and the situation is all to the merry ~
frisco The company is doing no wofls|
the simple reason that it has no material
which to do 1t The small bunch of bs1l
'inp' here : nothing but an aggregate
thugs 'om the East Our men are all q
ing with the exception Of few car n,sas
as the fruit season is opening up nov.
VIII he lots Of work out in the country.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14

Seabs Dillivan. Atwood. MeCracie and Vrrd
enburg have been spending a few days At the
University trying to overhaul No. ess which
received general overhauling at Burnside,
before being sent here. The round house lore.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-08-06
IN MEMORY.

Lena Mae Hussey was boi at Jud- sonia, Ark, Nov. 1st. 1889. She was married to Reed Holmes May 23, 1909 After suff ering untold agonies for 3snany hours, she departed this life, Naly, IA 1913, at the age of 26 years, E7 months and IA days. She was an on- sy child of Mr. and Mrs. A O. Hussey
 who with the young husband are left Sto mourn the loss of a devoted wife
 and loved daughter. She gave her life ito Jesus ill her girlhood days, united with the Baptist Church, aud up to the day of her death, her life had been in keeping with her profession. She heard the first sermon preached by the pre- sent pastor, after which sickness came and deprived her of church priv aeges. To know her was to love her. Hers was in the full sense of the word a noble Christian character. One man was heard to say, that he had known her from childhood, and he had never known better character, a more no- ble, affable desposition She always had kind word and pleasant smile for all. Medical skill was exhausted all that kind hands could do wss re- sorted to that life might be prolonged all to no purpose; the decree which was beyond the power of man to over come, had gone forth. We can truly say, another good woman has gone. The light that burned so brightly, has gone out forever so far as this world is concerned; but blessed be God it shines all the brighter in the Paradise of God. In the same casket, nestled close to the mothers side twas the lit tie babe; where the two will res. in peace till the final consumation of all things.
 A large concourse of loving sympa- thetic friends gathered at the Baptist church July 16th. where funeral service were conducted by the pastor, A. <. Williams, assisted by Rev. Noah Gill bert of the M. E. church; after which the two bodies Were laid to rest in the Evergreen Cemetery, there to await the sound of the Trump on the resur-. rection morn.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-08-06

The Hustlers and Rustlers of tht South Methodist Sunday-school vii give a Lawn Social at he home O A. w. Henson's Friday night, Aug 9th.
 MT. Ed Reynders of Chicago, Ill was here visiting Mir. and Mrs. I M. Holland last week. Mrs. Holland and Miss Francis Andrews went to Newport. Mon. day.
 Just received large shipment oi Carhart Oyeralls. The Fair Store price is S1 0O.
 Miss Ruby Doolin left for Tenn per, Fla, last week, where she will visit with her relatives.
 Mrs. E. R. Wisse of Argenta, was up to see Mrs. s, F. Maxcy Sunday.
 MT. l.. Cathey is visiting his daughter Mrs. J. A. Possey of West Point, this week.
 Miss Cleo Thomas has returned home from Heber Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. Ray Bennett are visiting friends and relatives at Fang burn.
 Mir, Scott of Jonesboro, Ark, is here visiting. A COLORADO VACATION. If you have not yet decidedwhere to spend your vacation, by no mean decide until you have secured copy of the handsomest piece of vacation literature you have seen in many months the beautiful book on Col. orado issued by the Missouri Facif- if. The nearest you can get to Colorado before going there is read. ing this book and the best way to gc is via the Missouri Pacific. Ask the agent for copy of this book or Colorado. Adv.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-08-06

Mrs. Van Reynolds is visiting in McCrory, this week.
 Mrs. N. Holt has returned to her home in Herington, Kansas.
 Paul Bauer spent Sunday, in Heber.
 Miss Vera Hoag of Little Rock, spent Sunday with home folks.
 Mrs. Barton Wools and children of Pleasant Plains, have been visit ing at the home of Mir. and Mrs. R. V. Gray.
 Chester C. Williams, wife and babies, of North Platte, N ebr., ar rived in Judsonia today, for visit at the home of Rev. A. K. Williams.
 Mir. Williams, is a Son of our Baptist pastor, and is Fireman on the U. P. Ky.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-08-06

The Stenotype is the fastest writ ing machine in the world. It is machine shorthand. It is easy to learn, and the operators are more ef- ficient than shorthand writers. Springfield Business College student have choice of systems at same price.
 The Ladies Helping Hand will meet at the Baptist Church next Thursday, at 2:30 p. m.
 More local news will be found on last page.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-08-06


 NOTICE-If the party who cut of and stole the rope off the south sheaye on Ferry line at the Ford Sunday night, will return rope to me he will not be prosecuted, if not he will have to appear before the next Grand Jury, as he is known.
 J. T. McAnally,
 Miss Flossie Perkins entertained the Elite Library Club Monday night, with a watermelon and can teloupe fete, which was appreciated very much by the club.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-08-06

Mir. Geo. Walter is in Searcy this week serving on the Petit Jury.
 J. C. Rhew attended court in Searcy, Monday.
 MT. Sam Arnold made trip to Newport Monday.
 Otis Parham of Bald Knob, visit ed at home of C.. F. Long, Sunday
 Vert Wish and Robert Thomas spent Sunday, in Kensett.
 Roy Goad spent Sunday in Aus tin.
 J. c. Wish and J. L. Powell spent Monday, in Cabot.
 Rev. Williams, will deliver an ad- dress on Odd Fellowship al. Kensctt next Saturday.
 Call meeting of Anchor Lodge F. & A. M. next Thursday night for the conferring degrees.
 Miss Inez Ford returned to her home in Bald Knob Sunday, after a visit with the family of K. F. John son..
 Miss Lorena Melbourne of Col umbia, s. C. arrived Friday to spend about a. month with Mrs. K. J. Vim, her grand mother.
 Polly Holford, Otto Cranford, Otis Parham, and Claude Watson were down from Bald Knob, Sun day.
 Now that we are going to have a series of entertainments given for the benefit ofthe Piano funds of our churches. Let every person big and small aid this enterprise and make 1t success.
 All services were we'll attended at the Baptist Church last Su nday Ihe large auditorium was well fill ed at the morning service. to hear The Rev. Williams, on thef subject: Cause and Cure of Despondency. "'
 At the evening serviceS the audi torium, lecture room and Balcony were all filled to overflowing, while several were on the outside unable to find seats. The music by the Orchestra, was simply grand and was enjoyed by all. The Duett rem dered by Mrs. Mann and MT. Gill, was exceptionally fine. Taking it all in all, 1t was great day. It is very gratifying to note the fact, of increased attendance at church ser vices, as we'll as in the Sunday school. If you are not in any oth- CT Sunday-school, or under any obli- gations elsewhere, we ask you to meet with us. A hearty welcome is extended to all. All regular ser vices next Sunday; Sunday-school at 3-45 a. m. Preaching by the pas tor at II a. m. and 8 p. m. Come let us reason together"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-08-06

Mir. and Mrs. Lindsey Johnson are visiting relatives here.
 Miss Etta Johnson has been very i'll, but is improving now.
 Bring your laundry to Whites Cafe! 1 will send basket every Tuesday.
 Jno. White. Don't forget to boost the enter given for the benefit of the Piano Funds.
 Mrs. M. J. Foster and Miss Minnie White left Monday for 2 few days outing, at Heber Spgs.
 The parties whom obtained Pat Crawford's saddle one night last week, please return without further notification.
 Want Ads bring results.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-08-06
LOCAL EVENTS

Phone your local news to B. FOR SALE-Young Jersey milk COW. See c. F. Long.
 Garth Holmes was visiting at home Friday.
 Mir. c. L. Elliott ST. is on the sick list.
 {. Coday Fowler of Little Rock, spent Sunday in Judsonia, c. B. Best of Newport, is here visiting his brother, w. P. Best. J. S. Ladd was in Searcy, last Saturday.
 Go to the Fair Store for Hansen Gloves soc to $1.50.
 Misses Gladys and Hazel Romine entertained last Saturday night at Mrs. Hunsak>r's.
 MT. C. l.. Elliott ST. is having some repair work done on his re- sidence.
 Mrs. Ida Best. Winnie Best and Clyde Owens spent Tuesday, in Searcy.
 Mrs. Maggie Marsh and Mrs. T. B. Drake left Monday to return to their homes in St. Louis. NOTICE-I have bought out the Arnold Cafe and will appreciate your patronage.
 John White. MT. Walker Ladd and family re- turned "Wednesday after a vacation in Hot Springs.
 Miss Jessie Forbes left Sunday for months vacation, to visit relatives in Chattano aga, Tenn, Nashua, Iowa, and St. Louis, Mo-, Their will be an. entertainl aent given by the Judsonia Orchestra as sisted by the churches:
 Program.
 Selection Orchestra Piano, Solo Chas. l.. Elliott. Selection Sextett. Reading Martha Cleveland S4ettion Orchestra. Baritone Solo Lewis Cullom. Selection Orchestra.
 Female Quartett. Violin Solo Guy E. Smith. Selection Orchestra. Vocal Solo Rev A. K,
 Williams. Selection Sextett. Saxaphone Solo-C. L. Elliott. Selection Orchestra.
 BeaPs Hall August 11th, 1913. Admission 25c. Reserved seats 35c No half tickets. Doors open 7:30 p. m. Reserved seats on sale at Eastland's Pharmacy, this week.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-08-06

OcdI II dII -1uSust HUT, 10I0 Admission 25c. Reserved seats 35c No half tickets. Doors open 7:30 D. m. Reserved seats on sale at Eastland's Pharmacy, this week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
CLEVER CADET PLAY
OCCURS TOMORROW

Roswell n. 81. Jan. sl.-pG we'd
ucsday. IN, gand, the cadets Of uo
y " NJ L.. viii give IAN entertain
mont 1t tho Armory celebrating thc
ending OF tho HAIR session which tary
viii call "Half- Way Home Jlnka.
The entertainment rs Iudcr the man
apcmeut of Major i. Ross Thomas,
who directed the production of
THRILLING In Ranks and Doctor Cu-
pid." u will consist of several vaudo-
villc turns ny cadets. ntroducing some
new aud unique features and develop
ing quite lot of new talent az tho
institute and viii terminate with "a
tWo-a,i farce comedy OF military l.fe,
entitled "NaueuNers. iu this little
skit ihe cadets will. as usual take the
female pSrts, cadets Reinhurg, How
ril ~htun aud smith, r. assuming
the fcmlnine roles ana Murphy, How
cll and sieyeRr the masculine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
TEXAS EXPERT HAS
PROPOSITION TO GIVE
TUCUMCARI CREAMERY

TmumHr. IS. n. Jan sU-At q
meeting of tHr Tu.um,1ri chamber oi
commerce held Monday NJ Morton
SON. creamery man of Houston.
TDNus mtuc o proposition tu .,stnb-
li-u aud operate "a creamery boo Vu-
cump3u provided there are e. suni-
,Icut number OF miloh COWS Boo tho
surrounding country to Justify the iu-
yrstm"nt g. e.. chapman was named
zoos the chairman OF the committee tu
ascertain tb, number OF available
COWS and report Same AS soon HH pose
siblo. lf the report shows enough
COWS 90 urnish as much ns goa
pounds of cream daily, MI Morton
snu says ho viii urgin thv ,uustrur
uun of creamery here within the
next lrW weeks. a. seems that this BEL
really jhc best proposition along thl.
uno that has ever been offered 90 the
people of Quay county and MS up to
them to got ousy at ono, and report
their COWS % Mr.. Chapman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
STOCKMEN HOLD
Meeting
Torrance and Southern Santa
Fe County Organization
Adopts Constitution and By.
Laws.

Willard, y. NJ. Jan rs Tho stock.
Growers association of Torrance and
southern Santa Fc counties. perfected
organization October cath az willard.
by the election or r. NJ. Brlcklcy.
president; Morris Gomez. vice presi.
dent; Cristino Chavez. secretary: Ale-
iandro Haca. assistant secretary. 4. n.
Mcdonald. treasurer. and an executive
committee consisting Of Macario Tor
res Pedro Luccro Torres and A. -.
Mcdonald. Another meeting was
held Ca the Shamrock hall al willard.
January 18Th for the purpose of
adopting constitution and by laws
for the ORGANIZATION. The constltu-
ton and by laws as prepared by Mr..
&. Is. McGtnnis. attorney Of santa
Rosa. were adopted with hut few al
terations and after the Transaction OF
such other business ns could properly
come before the meeting. adjournment
WAS taken
This organization Is for the purpose
81 promoting tAc stock grow ing in
dustry % Torrance and southern san.
a. Pc counties. n numbers among It's
membership those engaged in the
stock growing Industry or dependent
upon ". Al the headquarters Of the
association will be kept on ale any
thing Of vital Importance or interest
To the stock men. and circulars con-
tainlnT Information With regard 10
their business viii be mailed them
time 90 time. Practically an tho stock
men OF the counties named have join
ed or soon will join. Tho membership
b. now about nfn and others are send
ing Ia their dues and anillating with
the organization every day Among
the members are such old timers ns
A. ". Mcdonald, Cristino Chavez.
Macario Torres, Frank Gomez Morris
Gomez. Cloofcs Romero. Victor La
eras Saturnino Lucras. Antonio Sala-
znr Pedro Lucero Torres G. a. Van
stone, Alexandra Baca. Doreto Tapiu,
Arnaud Ardans ieugenio Perez. Per-
icCto Juramillo and many others.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
W0MAN's IMPROVEMENT
LEAGUE DOES GOOD
WORK AT CARRIZOZO

Carril1z1 r. NJ. Jan 20 Tho
women civic improvement league
met in the Commercial club head
quarters on "Wednesday afternoon uI
thin week. with preventative num-
her oi members present
Tho chief matters coming up be-
fore che league for consideration
were The matters Of securing a
club house tor social ana public meet.
iugs thv matter uf raising more
money for additional street Mmps
ana the matter of junior work and
entertainments for the future. Com.
miltaes were appointed Go huyr
charge at the three main subjects
coming ber0To the club
Tho club house committee ls CON-
posed pf Mesdamcs Haley ROLAND
aud DlagVall The junior work COM
mittcc ls composed of the entire
league md e committee ON unuHr-
monts was appointed composed pf
Mrs W. l.. QUINN. Mrs. u - Ham
ilt0n and Mrs Fred Jonos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
LIVED ON
RAW EGGS
Mr.. Richards Experience With DII'
ierenl Diets. Peaches and
ButtermlIk for Three Years.

Ceciilon, Md.--Mr. George Richards,
Of this place, during the past " years,
has probably tried more different diets
than The average person would ever use
In a lifetime.
What he has 10 say about his expert
menis, must therefore be highly INTEREST,"
ING 10 anyone suffering from indigestion
OF stomach troubles OF any kind
lie says: "For more than II years
I suffered with stomach troubles, and
paid hundreds OF dollars for doctor bills
and medicines. was also operated on
for piles.
lived on dried peaches and butietmilk
for nearly three years. The only thlna
that would not give me pain was raw eggs.
/ was a physical wreck. ] could NOT
sleep, and was as near crazy as man
could well be.
/ must say that after taking two 25-ceHi
packages OF Thediofd's Black-Draught,
4 did me more good than all ] ever spent
Tor other medicines.
have been working daily on the farm
ever since, and ! am as hard as iron. 81"
/ his purely vegetable remedy has been
In successful use Tor more than 20 years,
rry Il. But be sure that as "Ihediord's."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
BROOM CORN GROWING
FOR LINCOLN COUNTY

Currizozo. ~ ~, Jan 2l-E r.
Collier, of Coyote station. was down
this week Interviewing local mcr"h
ants ana Selling them brunms mad q
from broom corn grown in Lincoln
county. Mr. Collier planted a small
acreage ~ broom corn this year and
raised as fine broom corn az can bn
seen anywhere This winter they
have e hroom maker az the coin r
ranch and the product is being dis
posed of locally About l,5Op brUoms
Will 10" made from corn planted hy
the Colieriy rho hru9ms are made
IN different. weight and are pat up
in classy sttlc.
MT Collier b. enthusiastic over
the matter uf planting Of broom corn
Boo Lincoln county and s urging the
farmers around Currizozo Go put
more acres into broom corn ihc com
ing year. lie agrees 90 take the 'uil
product off their hands and hopes
that az least 1000 acres VIII bo
planted during Ga coming year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
VALUABLE SUNSET
RANCH NEAR ROSWELL
IN RECEIVERS HANDS

Roswell n ~. Jan. 2l.-Thc sun.
Fct Ranch aud orchard company
thirty-flyo miles west of Roswell, iu
the mountains. goes 90 tho hands al
receiver
w. q. Saunders. cashier of the Am
criCau National bank, also q stock
holder ana creditor uf tho Sunset
Ranch ana orchard company brought
suit against the company 10 cuioin its
officers ana agents from exercising
any further duties and franChises oi
tn corporation.
Tho complaint alleged that the In
dehtodneEs of the company was about
fs0.000, with assets amounting 10 and
valued az about $4,000
Mr. Saunders asked NOT only the
Injunction. bat mat receiver boz ap-
pointed IN Sunset Ranch and or
ehard company. - j. Southworth.
local manager. through their attor-
ncy " a. Dunn. voluntarily APP
potrcd aud answered. admitting CON
billions to hc about as alleged la the
complaint and the court thcreupon
ordered the injunction Issued as
prayed, und named WIN Ellsworth oi
Captain. as the receiver. requiring
him 90 give $4,000 bond
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
A BOOSTERS CLUB
FOR RATION
Gate City Business Men to
Hold Enthusiastic Gather
ing for Organization To-
night.

Ration. n. g.. Jan 20 TUESDAY
evening January 90 90 q O'Clock viii
una every citizen ol Ration Interested
ih Oh" development cor Eltun in The
assembly hIl ui o.. uhrtr, where
60 booster organization viii Is
i'rm.i tu stimulate, and foster better
things Tor greater Ration. The de-
termination uf %, leading publ, spir-
itrd men 10 this community Co bring
about greater cooperative spirit
for the Improvement of conditions boz
Ration comes us result uf au "a.
tended discussion provoked hast Mon
day evening ut the regular m,ciius
of the Retailers association when 90,
decision was reached Ca call q mass
meeting of citizens for the purpose uf
organizing a boost .'-' club. It's pur-
pose shall bc 10 encourage aud assist
any undertaking which shall iu any
manner contribute to the social. hu-i-
mess or moral welfare ur Ration An
tho functions ut thr Retailers assoc
ciuiiuu. which are highly important
Iu themselves. shalt bp carried on is
BE- rurulurN go DO, new organization
while am other matters pertaining ,u
IA" work of commercial clubs. '1u.
ooO' clubs. etc. shall bee the new
clubs particular field II D. Ga
pocted that the organization OF busi-
ness mon, heretofore conducted undor
the nam, of The Ration EotaHcrs' as-
su,iatlou. shall b.. enlarged boo iu
scope tu include ana GLASSES of elite
gems whose interest in GA, Nellar. ui
tho Mountain City inspires them ,u
participate boo the Organization and
dclb,rJtiuue cot live. up.tu-tEn. min
Ufp club ui buustrrs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
DISTRICT CONVENTION
OF CHRISTIAN CHURCH
OF PEC0s MEETS

Ntlrna IS NJ. Jan. sI..-Thr third
annual district convention of tho
christian church uf the rr,u~ valley
met at Arl,sia January und %.
Tho Bpurt oicut association of tuc
curstiau church Is considering inc
matter of locating % Iu1torum iur
tubcr ulDsis somewhere loo th, west
s committee was appointed 90 scirr,
favorable localities u Ncw Mexico,
aud Co urrr th,ir acceptance.
Tho nest district convention NIIl
convene loo rura.D- some Time iu No-
NuWb,..
Rev D. q. shepard ni Clovis Hua
chosen president and j T.. Deem 90
Purglcs vice president