davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Keota news., 1913-05-02
WOMAN SUFFERED
ten YEARS
From Nervousness Caused By
Female uls-Restored 10
Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
be Compound.
Auburn, N. Y.-"I suffered from
nervousness for ten years, and had such

organic pains that
sometimes I would
lie In bed four days
at . time, could not
eat or sleep and did
not want anyone to
talk to mo or bother
mo at Ill. Some
times ] would suffer
for seven hours 1t Q
time. Different { doc
tors did tho best
they could for me
The Keota news., 1913-05-02

4 LABORER was digging up the wire
"A grass which was already asserting
itself in the new green velvet Of .
park up Capitol Hill way. A we'll
dressed middle-aged man. who vas
passing. paused to say:
Let mo have turn at that spade.
won't you
The laborer--a white man-straight-
ensd up. grinnsd politely. but kept his
Epo6o.
The Keota news., 1913-05-02

Important e H1oths{s =.
CASTORIA. safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and So that Il
s,sassar. ss.sa 20 q &&AZzEs<
In Use For Over 90 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06


u mlsh, 10 we'll % raH she aiton-
tion o. the ispisiAiure 70 me danger
- cithrf house l,aasins haay or 40.
considcred Legislation "a th~ rronnd
that u dorsns "murh rnattrr Espc-
elnily h there dapRor IN the house ut
snsaHvrrs getting thrush which ar
needles 81 pcruicious and witch are
allowed 20 slide through because
snembcrs take y for rraniod ,hst tn,
''senais VII kir them anshoW and
y doesn't make an, diaerener
u wss Jus, this Kind Of business.
that caused endless trouble 81 Inc laI
ression ~ the icsiviaturc IN che
coare 81 tsms tho expected killing Of
such BILLS m the senate sradualiy got
vn the fcclpss az members 81 the
house and tho two branches Of tho
icgislaturc soon h,und themmlycs
killing esch others bills regardless
JUST 20 got even.
No measure should pass either
mouse or uhe legislature unicsH y is
considered b. Tho maiorii, after care
ful delibcratlon 60 b. - good Law that
- necded and n law that the people
demand. Therc h. NO cxcusc FOR
niesnbers who ailow themselves Ca
vote FOR laws whi,h they know 30 be
sRndbasgcrs vr special legislation or
otherwise pernlcious. Just to please
SOMEONE and on the ground that the
senate will Van it anSh how.
The Legislature hns made "a splendid
start II has shown that progressive
ness ard construetiscncss win prevail
If no unc gets earelcss L., the good
work keep up and ict the members
refrain from whstius thclr time or
tsg peoples g9ng.. over lll. that are
needless or verse thar needless
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
rnr LOl.aINe mn.


q De- ahput time Tor the lcgisistur,
o. step vu such bills as tho celebrated
loEwns ~ perhaps u might better be
termed, the anti-ioguinr hlll. ahmed
apparentis ~ tho inrlhcr comrBni,,
With the idca of cripplhs thcm az
much ~ possihic VI putting ihcm ov,
Uf business
The Introduction o. ud,ueacs ~
such measures q seems 90 up " on
lnhlnhle sign ct bad faith on IA,
Yarl of the persons concerned toward
their constituents. and e. disposition
iuimioal 10 the v,lfarc Of the state
and the Development Of ~ resources
n D. about llmr Gee forget about ihi.
logsins hlll and any other measures
~ the Kind
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

placed with the mosques and min.
arots % she Turks y tribe that orie-
lnaliy had held o0t aeainsi the self.
aphointcd pfophel Of ono Auah a
counterfeit header has made ali TINS
srouble unless b. thought that
some counterpart could have arisen ~
Arabia ~ elsewhere 20 deceive nmn.
Mind on similarly voiosrai ncal.. n
must hc conceded that thorc wuu q
suscepubilliy 20 drlusIou. aud caa,il,
admitted thar ether pre,endo,s may
arise 90 pinsue am world. yet 1T last
% b. anmeslscd and rated az curse
90 thtis fclioWmcn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

mcnt of mail carriers rs enumcrators
a would DC possible TO have the fam
HES themselves IN q large majority Of
eases nil out the required schedules,
whether 81 agriculture or at popula-
ton
As already stated. II In believed
hy tho postoiilcc department that mall
carriers IN the rural districts could
perform the work ~ enumeration
without interfering az an seriously
With thc public convenience a. re-
CARDS the delivery 80 mail Doubt
less the carriers would have To- work
, more than the ordinary number ol
hours. ana in some cases. perhaps
Hencrally " would hr necessary fof
the regular rural carriers to cali upon
their substitutes Cor more ur lcss us.
sisioncc Ia the deliver, of NATL during
the time of enumeration Even. how
ever. u there should br sumu uitlo
Inconvenience Sec the public. b should
he bnrnc In uiind that the taking uf q
] census is gtvut national vut,tptI.t
~ which every ritisvn should Dee Ia
tcrcstcd and Tor which lee shuuid h'
aud IN most raises Would boz willing 90
mcrll,v uinc ur his personal ,ou.
Nvnicurr.
~ mail carriers Vrr" called upon
Tor such service ttrN should "i
ruureo. h' prup'rl, compensated t"J
thr additional Vutk thrust upon
them. % b. beloved that just com
pcus1tiun Go the carriers wuuld
amount 60 a. decidedly smaller sum
than must necessarily bs paid tu
cuumvrttors employed cNciugiyrly fnr
rvusun Wurn. The saving uf ,uri,
however. BE- l"ss Important than er,st-
~ accuracy in thr statistics
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
Most Notable Recommendation
in Annual Report Of Direct.
or Durand Is for Mail Car
riers to Do Census Work.

Washington. rob e. Tr annual
report eft Director buruud. cot thr bu
.fcau ut the ,rnsua iur th, uf,d So.
ended Jun" J0. igl'. has 10, % si.
Wti"d O" ih' secretary ,i .omm,u.,
ana lauur
i,,gardiuE th, Duei Of th, tsi .t..,.h
dr.',ninl "rurue iur report STAT %.
that lhr lrtud total ,u,uditarr
from lulY b. lHfH 700 san. lu 1872.
was ii5.t,lae1. ot which l.eta.3ss
"'f ,Aprnd,d 'ur u,lt vnrk rInrIus
oi hupcr'~"rH and ,uum,r.tutt. ,u.pt
sS,tiliiE f"r compilation md PUBL
ration 90 statistics aud fI.b,G.iG- fut
annual and other Investigations OF
ih' permanent bureau uui connected
VIII ih' a",rpnih rouru-. Th. total
appropriation Ir ripis Dc. w,rr
Si3.IlaIs-
iIir Hurrau Vaa mainly occupied
hutInE Tine uHrat Ntar ot 1919 m thr
compiling Of th, uauitr pt co., thiis
t"nih r'u-uH mi aisu ,hr aunutl
work required un'ipr thc permanent
t'urus trt Wah carried ou ta usual
Ih, total C"nsus force ON Doccm-
Der 81 1919. numbered sia. with 1i2
special aBeuts additional stationed la
the southern states 10 collect statis
ucF Ut cotton
On Tbs subject Of appropriation tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
Fifteen Million Spent in Taking
Thirteenth DecenniaI u. S. Census

report sHu- that tho bureaus o.u
mates ~ ,,. ,udItur, for lhr ua.a
t'sr lNI uHa fI.tIt.IIH. 7u, tptH
appropriation u' ruufr..s .ur th,
''ar v.H tI.Is.8-p Included 900 rhi'
uuu1uI nE. k1-"."u" .ur rr, ,W.
pl"' u'uJ 90. lrmruur> rl,rl. 600 com
piriu tu' thirteenth ,ruHUs work.. tuo
t-t-."'" 'rr th, prutpr "f Dhr r".
ruris
1hr rumui.. rur ih' N"rh Of Du,
hur'tu lrI the usrui r,nr lHii
oWouut'I goo yi.3N.'tn u.r dr.
'f'ts, .auInt,I with thy lppru-
utiuuuu uud, roI M, pr. luuH Irur
I. =. NHii Carriers iu tCu-u- Nmk
Iu. u .Irihua recommendation.
n lnr.tr uurtll's report try "a,
pl'r O." ... lnitrd SJat,e luaI ear.
ll'r7 u ih, Hlur, 90 perform a.. borg,
" part ul DO. census u,id v"th ts pos.
Hi'l' and flr plIn to provide tpr th,
supervision ~ this u'id work. Dos
trained ,Duaus employees Instead of ur
iu addition 600 supvryis"fH ur "thr OIL
u'rting officers chosen lurully n a
proposed. it congress upur"''H Eco eco.
pity th's, methods 80 th, spv.ill
c,nfIs %. arri,ulturr which %, lu.
ihwIt. "l n recent u't, De- 200 H, Dkru
iu 1915
iu r.Rrb lp thp pluu "f u.iup mail
''fr.ru pir tur nur'nd sage iu his
rUpuit
While srcater cnoru were mad,
90 ihc census of 1919 than at ans pre-
'ious c,Hfsu 90 secure competent Hu-
perVisors and onunicraiurr aud to
eliminate political influence In their
election. thc general method Of se-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
CONCERNING Orn PRODUCTS.

Thr rapid d.appcarangc at meats
and hrcalstuns from the exports ~
the United states is sharply nustrat-
ed hy the figures Of the calendar year
1919, just completed Dos the statistical
division Vt Tho bureau Of foreign aud
domestic commerce Thry show. for
example, an oVpornuou Of put $4,000
cattle in 90, coicndur year 1919.
against t6iooo m 1911. .5Ioou ~
1905. lsLooo in 1906. and lsp .ouu n
1901
III, ,alu, o. lh, ,ttii, exports of
1889 was bat sa.nuu.uoo. speaking n
round terms, against Sltouo.oon in
1871, t.tooo.oon Ia ias. $4,000. oop
n 1905 and 81 .ouU."oo la 1904. tho
1919 exports bring thus about por
cent VI IA, ,alu" ~ thos, exported In
1906, eight srurs earlier. m, dinin-
uiiun n The cattle supply ui the Unit
cd states b. siso apparent n N, fact
that the importation "f csttl, ~ tho
wear iust ended amounted GO over
aou. 600 in number sud ui.lr ,ulu. Goo
over fa,Huo. 900 Joel agnnu ls.uuo ,u
ipo4 valued 90 sslo.uou TIA, nsur.t
.ot IN. department ct aRrinurturr
Showing thp uumb,r 81 rattle uu
larns Goa Ianuur, of yaob year pi,r,
ih, number un Iuuuar, O. 1919. ot
is.ooo,""o. asaiurt i..aoo.U0o iu 1905
Tho expectations cot meat alsp sh"0
- marked failing un, especially those
.of fresh bo'f uf which th, ,Npuria
of she ycat v,rr but 5000. 600
pounds. agsiu~ .aoon oou m tptI
l5e.nuo. Geo 100 iHus. go. .uoGu u
1909. and sstnno.u0u u 1901 Tho
fresh beef exports Of 1919 brlpg lrav
than ger cent ut those ~ 1907 In
other meats thor, b. % uAtkvd de-
line thuuSh loss prupurtiouatrb
lhan that n frcrh beet Tho total
value of meat uud dair, products ca.
ported u th" year unprecedented
.fils. oo0,poo. against tlsi.ouU. 200 n
1905 nud sgog,uo0. aoo u 1908
ErcsdaiunH exported loo 1919. win,
showinp q larger total than u isli
on, Tar below thos, cot earlier years.
tho total fnr tho calendar wear 1919
app estimating sl65.Uoo.oop a@ain.I
tti5.uoo. poo he 1907 aud e,,ona. ooo
ln 1904
Further indications uf the changing
character ~ The export trad. Bee fuund
lu thr fact tlut the expectation of
agricultural prudsytt as % whole.
while isrgrr m ihc htcai ,cpt 1919
ihan m ANS previous schr except 1901
form bot ia ger cent of the total "S
le'tts agaiusi s5 Ger cent 100 ipp,. go
pcr eeu 10 1899 80 p'r rent Ia 1850
AND 20 ser cent in 1880
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
MIN. Wnui,

Man wants hu' li;u, here n,loo.
Ns poet. utt assert.
Tic. glad Geo get tiD ur &C.,
or 70 Wud.'oiorrd shirt
km.I. GO, Juuruul
Alan vaulf wt luu, r,r, b"Iuv.
i'ut wants hti uIlr long
Except "f oour,, The da,h. huud
liis wife buy for .uuE
Waco Nr,,-.
M1u wants hut utIlr h"r' h"l"u.
inii be- Ects bif wish.
Vet when "a. g,ta % won't 'ct 20.
lwl want. fhr vhui luw,d di.
Fort worth stan r,i,grau
Mtu uaur'Hu lttr uor, r.I"v
uw v4ui hat WtI, often.
Aud .f h' drirt 90, tud .u'J h.u.
lIv soon Will g't coffin
b.uisuu llruaIi.
Man wants Boat Iitu, here b,'uv
bW uI a., hear hm sigh.
t"rlu-r hr we'd maid u.iit,
Shes ltil, hW uil MY"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

ASsAsSINs haze wounded tht
president cd Salvador. Apparently
fooxlcd the monthly assassination
-,
AND MEANWHILE the common.
cial club appunrs 90 hc staying ughi
tdunrg un the luh
o
WE CONSIDER that t WIS u,h
whHt i'ni'iu NbriH of islvta handed
to Chicago runu, the country takes
su long Goo E"i wise tu ~" fHet that
even our lndiaus ATE civilized down
here l NtV Ncst.n
=
TcFrinc lii.
From tho Washington starr
we roueed thu audlCur. 60 grrdi
enthusiasm sad Nr StorWluFiuu
BARNES.
"lid the give you au ovation '
"rho, did mor' than that Tive
got Su interested that they insisted
ON breaking n with 100 original dio-
ioguo and some ui them even ttio
Co climb uu tho stag" pud take phtt
m the battle u.ur"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
cosTIY wAn

When the Balkan war ia nnaily
erded " such un cycntualltS ever
comes 10 pass. u viii take rank as
one ~ the costlicsi Ia history n will
saddle an concerned with an Immense
Indebtedness snd al % them had
plenty ~ debit before tho war was
begun last tali IN estimate 81 the
thus tar Is ar follows.
Days Actual
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
a FADED DREAM or EMPIRE.


The law % the survival uf the NJ
test among the schcmcs II govern.
msni. bciiofs and races IL in course
OF Illustration IN southcastern Europe.
and the world cor sec lea the ncVs of
the day an unuruaily clear summing
up ~ certain historical values Turkey
represents the rear guard ~ what
one, roachcd for the empire of the
world .nd challenged Europe for thc
prixr y ne own TERRITORY Tncre wav
raEnetir man when thc move
mont started and analysts are unable
% SAY now whether 10. wss most "a
lf-deiuded enthusiast ~ an impos
tor what be- SCI going has con,in
usd for over thirteen centuries but
FOR d long tiiuc hes Represented a
dwiudlinE m0'n. NOT crescent Mo
hammud's lu.dn proposition begins
promisingly with There b. hut one
God" but d. ortfulls completes the
sentence with and Muhanuncd Is his
prophet The idca hss been handrd
down ihroash p,or, lhan 70 ,hausand
yosrs. Taklus s9ot .u %, deserts 20
Arabia. it grndu1lly gathered fore,
until Il fought tor the control " che
earth. and sa- only halted on ga,
plains ~ France
Borrowius much ftum the Hchroe
f.s...f.f..fal srf.sa.fs..,.fs--
netic man of old was nblr to make
his generation iskc up ihc sword 90
compel an racre Go accept his lcNdcr-
ship and faith. Yol there seems little
Ca his creed go cNpiam its hold on
large misses of m~n. % mcsut Woe
fence and crur1y fof au who eould
NOT submit Fatulisn be- one of its
urlielcu of Hi'h Eaacem,nl ~ wom.
rn b. another Furmalism ,ompus, b
much Of BAL ihoulus a. somo 80.
tent it eniOus simple nio bot q
ragnani one would br nrsrcr tho
truth. Hatred and dispara cement ol
an outside of itself ar, among iis ui.-
tive feature Yri muhammed gained
sufficient hpri upon thr imasinatioas
~ men To- senh q successful ugtr az
Invasion iuto siia. peraLi and Es}pt
and. cirCing around tho north 90 AZ
RIGA. u Swept soross spain ava buyond
the pygenccn ia, Eufpprsn ,olnniz-
Ing IS tho eoathorn shores col lio Mod-
iferrnncan ihpt had ptrn pushed
hopefully Wnr DESTROYED and u
charles Marioi had lost thc great
battle fopFbi n tranco. Europe fodss
might bc fafsrou ,.-'-i of christian
So the mprni 10 HISTORY 10 pc drawn
In enc cycpls ~ iai2 a. hiuuder one
than beiouzs a. ~, particular agr
',And Muhaum,d in hF mlphei s
ne aloRan lhat uaa been proved COL
bs f4iss Yel itt siora b. oue % snoi
moas hioedahed ana oppression 10
..vefnI roniInents Ths tale h not
"a toId = constsntinopie Has taken
~ conquest over 500 years ago aud
~ ulrlnes ~ Christians were 70.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

~ NIGHT nE calicd los.roliu.s
bln
Doing a PILE of work down ~
The Bur Jas hridgr
COLONEL COCKTAILS may not sct
an b, deserves.
SuME PEOPLE cnH tho sgr ug hot
in the miiiincrs wmiuw thc flrst
-utiln.
c,
IS TiIE rEuCEEsSiVE part, au
are expected tu l"vc. honor und ot.
thc colonel
roRMER SENATOR LonINEH
lH goiuE in the lumber hUsluCss. duty
of no duty.
N niS AIT Of war N,p"icuu newer
notified thc eucm' ihat ho would o..
iow week. Co. think t over.
GASES oF \ doubio heart wore
discover bS q m,di,sl accident. uut
IA thr ioan shurk Investigations
@.
PROF LOWE of Australia has d..-
lowered nnuth'r romrt We don Z
uccd it. but wc suppose there h room.
O.
ABOUT THE WEATHER.
We dnnt know.
Except That q win
Always SNOW.
c.
Mt WILSON has discovered wat
90 eat out geological drmoraiigatioUs
"a bali iie proposes TO omit the
hui.
THE TURKS rcposc confidence that
kistnct wii dis,tus, after Eutupc
auarreis over IT, man, tendencies Tee
propose,
~ ANN AEBoR. MICH. they hove
succeeded iu putting tho hraiu ot o.
dog into The skull OF a man Natur"
often does IT,
PERHAPS SOME husbands would
not object 10 their wives had the
nllmont that william Rockefeller is
said 10 Doe nilinR from
o
IT APPEARS that John Paul Fat
rcll, of Sew YORK who has rcscindcd
hts confession of ionx string OF IN
formal mnchmc MURDER IL mentally
nn the bomb
o
TiE CIuNESE ln.n b. nov op.u
10 anyone. o. sou have tvo-bitn lu
Nour CLOTHES thvy can ptohlbly use b.
down ai the g.. tdurani 80 thc nud-
drN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

- ANNt wv wv y fih N'lf"Ht
Having guud Judgment IL not being
iuu quick 10 net ou a.
Tic way man tries tp geo 10 o.,
a hero Is telling hi- tamil, &c.,
Too little money g. just enough %
make most pcopi' spud too mn o.
rh' things "a girl vauts Geo tcll h,-
mother because she ought y" IA, Co,
gets Co.
AIl "a" while she's abroad woman
Keeps imagining th" experiences ~h,'.
going Go t'll she had when sh, get.
bone
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

rolal .losO.o oo tl5As5e. Ooo

Total d. l.Usu. eoo SiiGs56. OO0
These sums d. not include mobliz-
alton expenses ut III. interim ~
pcnscs during the armistico. Some
s,atisticians suS the actual cost OF the
var, including tho sums spent hy AUS
tria-Huugars. viii make total ot
5000. Gee. 900. an 81 which viii have
e. bc met hy public loans
Nonc 1T the countries involved in
"a, struggle viii hc abic to carr, tho
accumulated Indebtedness r,sily. aud
-ach ALI bear = trehjnd5us Dtntln,
for msUy ycare 80 come
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

Heavy impure blood make "a mud
as. pimply complication headache.
nausea indigestion. Thin blood
makes sou weak. pale aud sickly. For
pure blood. sound digestion, use Bur
dock Blood Bitlern. 400 "a all stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
EDUCATION NOTES.


Virginia. Arkansas. aud NOrth car
oilna now have health almanac
TINT are ssued rs the state boaTd ct
health 10 popularikc Information on
hygiene aud sanitation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

Vocational WORK lea high schools
.r Now tulis recognized With uth'r
subjects for admission to the Uui-
Vcrsiiv of Kansas. Three of IN, ~.
uuirrd fifteen units may Doe in main
uul training. domestic Science. st'nvR-
rophy. bookkeeping. agriculture or
commercial law. The University ur
Mich gan pls" accepts vocational suh.
tcrts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

The number Ut students IA thr hiGh
schuuh ~ Wisconsin who take Lath
decreased ~ per cent during the
past year while the number uf those
taking German increased 10 per cent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

only men with practical vNp'rivu'"
in industry, ore allowed to enter th"
upvN orruui1,d department i"r tuc
training ~ teachers uf manual grtr
iu ihe t1t,hhurg NldrHu normal
school ~ D. planned tu provide
tvnchors 81 manual arts Tor the ~
per rrl,rs OF the elementary schuoia
und the high schools
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

There were les farmers IN at.
tendance upon tho short course ~
tn oregon Agricultural college this
ar. compared with SO when the
WORT was uDuRurntcd sA wears nso.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-12-26
Transfers.

Malissa Greene to A. f. Cruz. TO
acres in 9th dist, for $4,000.
J B Jackson ct ux to J .,
Brown II acres in 9th dist. for 500.
* Mary Jane Proctor o'James Pos,y
tract in 10Th dist for $1,000.
D H Belcher ct ux to p J..
Williams, lot in 18th dist. for 5000.
7. P. Boyd ct Tx to Ed Wircrks
tract in 9TH dist for $50.
Annie f. Davis to FARM, NJ
Holt tract in 18th dist for $500
W F Grindstaff ct ux to Juo.
Hitch rs acres in dist for $1,000
W, # Grindstaff ct ux to .Tatn
Hitch SO acres in 9Th dist for $25E0.
VIM GLADDEN. ct ux to J. s. Dur
lot IN 18th dist for 5000.
Gay Bryant to W. G. Wrinkle %
acres in 9th dist for 5000
R W Wells to ] f. Wells 100
acres in 9th dist for $4,000.
d G Williams ct TX to r w.
Wells 200 acres in 10Th dist for
$4,000
} w Dudley ct ux to F T.
Lonas, 20 acres in 9th dist for $1,000
} W, Angel ct ux to S ]. Nicely
tract in 4th dist for $4,000.
Fl Fl Headrick to W. w Lequire
l3 acres in 18th dist for $1,000.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-12-26
John N. Hutton Dead

Maryvifle is once more in mourning. She
has been called upon to part with another
one of her citizens. On Monday morning
at a o'clock the immortal spirit of John N.
Hutton, father of Jesse Hutton passed into
the beyond. He died at the rooms occu-
pied by the Sheriff at the Jail. He had
been sick for about four years suffering with
something like Creeping Paralysis. He
suffered intensely but bore it with christian
fortitude and patience. His life as he lived
before his fellow men is one worthy of i'm
itation. He was an old soldier and during
the dark days Of 81 to 65, fought for his
country.
The funeral and burial took place We'd
nesday at Bakers Creek, where his remains
were laid to rest. A short service was
held at the home before the funeral cortege
left for burial A wife, four children and
other relatives are left to mourn
his death who have the sym pathy of a host
Of friends.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-12-26
Merry Christmas to All

Before we issue another paper Christmas
for 1913 will be passed in history We wish
one and all happy joyous time, one that
may be cherished in the memory for years
to come. May sold St. Nick" visit every
home, bringing cheer and comfort 10 the
little ones, and sa tisfaction to those who
are older. Don't forget what the day
means. What a sad and dreary old world
this would be if it was not for the gift of
Him whose birth we celebrate. We wish
for one and all happier sweeter and more
noble life.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-12-26
Union Revival Meetings

The Third Annual Union Revival
Meeting will negin next Sunday
afternoon, Dec 2Sth at 2:30 Rev.
J. M. Bass of Macon. Ga, will he
here for the opening service and will
preach Mr. 0 w Stapleton of
Atlanta, Ga, has been Engaged to
lead the singing and he will take
full charge of the Union Chorus
Choir next Sunday afternoon.
These men have been greatly used
of God in ether places ever the
Southland IL bringing people t. God
and all praying people are request
led to prav that they may be so used
this D lace. 1t is expected that
the Chorus Choir will have so voic-
es or more There will be both
congregational and special music
during the Meetings, Much pre-
paration has been made for these
Meetings It is thought that the
Religious Cepsus of Maryville will
be OF great value in this revival cam
paign. More than 100 church
members have pledged to do Person
al Work during the Meeting, It is
hoped that there will be more than
twice that namber All christians
both OF town AMI country are re-
quested to pray for these Meetings.
to attend them and to work in them
Tell all your friends about the
Meetings and ask them to attend.
The people who attend Sunday
School or religious worship at Ar
mona, Tabor. Sandy Springs, For
est Hill, Peck's Chapel, Union
School House, Browns School
House, Clark's Grove. Eagleton's
school House, Green's School House
are especially invited to these Meet.
ngs and are asked to make them
selves at home in them Ali of the
jix churches of Maryville are EN-
listed in this campaign The pur-
nose of the meetings is to win men
md women to an acceptance of
'esus Christ "a their personal Savi-
n. Services will be held every day
# the wee al 2:30 and 7 O'Clock.