davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
Floating Body Identified

New York, June 27.-The body of d
man found floating in the East river
Wednesday was identified today as tina.
OF William p. Smyth, formerly of st.
Louis, who was United states consul
to Birmingham. England, during the
administration Of President Harrison
lie is believed to have committed sui
eide He was abou. 60 years old.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
Weather Forecast

Washington, June 27.-Weather fore
cast for Alabama: Generally falr sat
urday and Sunday; light to moderate
southeast winds.
Georgia: Probably fair Saturday and
Sunday; light variable winds.
Mississippi Local showers Saturday
and probably Sunday moderate south
east winds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
Hottest Weather of Year

st. Louis, June 27.-This city and tho
state in general today experienced the
hottest weather Of the year. the tenn
perature reaching 90 degrees at $3.50
p. M The minimum temperature here
was rs degrees at a. m. Twenty two
prostrations We're reported to s D. M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
SMITH WINS BOUT

New York, June 27.-Gunboat Smith
of California tonight defeated George
Rodel, the South African Boer, in the
third round of scheduled 10-round
bout at Madison Square Garden.
After Rodel had been knocked down
twice Referee Joh stopped the bout.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
Picnic Tomorrow

Decatur, June .-tSpecial.)-The United
Amusement company, which owns three
motion picture shows in the Decaturs.
will give all of their employees a picnic
at Russel's Mill. 10 miles out in the
country, next Sunday. Quite a number
will be in the party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
OBSERVE EFOURTHA AT
THE UNIVERSITY
Great Demonstration Will
Be Had at Summer
School

University June 27.-(Special. THE
Fourth of July will be celebrated at
the University Summer School for Teach
ers with great demonstration, thorough
ly safe and sane, no doubt, but none
the less enthusiastic and patriotic. The
programme which contains a pageant,
patriotic songs, and an address will be-
gin at 10 o'clock in the morning and
last till noon. The celebration, inaugu-
rated by Prof. James j. Doster, director
of the summer school, will be in charge
of Prof James e. Thomas.
E A pageant Will begin the exercises. At
10 o'clock all the faculty and students of
the summer school will gather in front
of Smith hall on the eastern side of the
campus, where they will form in line of
march by counties. Each county deiega-
ton will have its own banner, and Old
Glory will also, be in evidence. Across
the campus the procession will march
under the high vaulted arch of the oak
bordered avenue connecting Smith anc
Morgan halls to the auditorium in the
latter building.
Having arrived there the marchers vii
sing a number of patriotic songs. They
will then be addressed by Gen. William
Nv. Brandon, probate judge of Tuscaloosa
county.
The enrolment of the summer school,
has gone far beyond the expectations OF
those in charge the number fof students
now in attendance being 545. This is 6'
ahead of the attendance of 4S0 last ses-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28

monument will be unveiled at OK
lord cemetery Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock to the memory of d. ]. Burns
late sovereign of the Woodmen of the
World. II. A. Cook of Montgomery will
rnssse the chief address, his daughter
reading an essay. A musical programme
will also be rendered
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
Kolb Goes to Coodwatcr

Montgomery, June H.-(Special )-Capt.
Reuben +. kolb, commissioner of agricul-
ture and industries and candidate for
governor,-~left this afternoon for Good
water, where he will address a farm
ers' institute.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
MANUSH SIGNED:
ROHE is PASSING

Atlanta, June 27.-(Special.) Prank
Manush, formerly OF New Orleans, has
been signed for utility roles by Atlanta.
George Rohe will be released. Manush
joins the Crackers in Montgomery sun
0ay.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
First Cotton Bloom

Decatur, June 27.-(Special)--Th first
cotton bloom to be brought into Decatur
came from the Wilder plantation, owned
by Mrs. w. B. Edmundson, few miles
from the Decaturs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
Jury Commission Appointed

Montgomery, June 27.-(Special)-G
ernor O'Neal today appointed John NJ.
Sheals of Trinity jury commissioner of
Lawrence county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28

The Old Standard general strengthen
ing tonic, GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC, drives out Malaria and builds
up the system. A true tonic and sure
Appetizer. For adults and children. soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
EVENTS OF TODAY

Girls conference convenes at First
Methodist church.
At the Theatres
Majestic-'The Duke of Durham 80
7:3O and o'clock.
Orpheum-Vaudeville, 80, 7:50 and .
o'clock, D. IN.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28

SOUTHERN RAILWAYS
"BIRMINGHAM SPECIAL"
THE QUICKEST AND BEST
WAY TO GETTYSBURG VIA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
Local Data

For the "a hours ending at p. m,
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18

WELL hello, Blake .. You maven .
w any good portcrhousc s'caF5' 10. DO
..-,.. - ,n,. lind5 Gc, some kind. horse
. an, l,nt get COW And, say, sec ma,
.t..,.' ',,,etere are sent around a. once, "iH
,n,,J Don't forget the bread. '"i" l'"
.hrcc loavcs Send SIX t..,,
A, the kitchen door someone Nds "r"i
.r., loudlv "How much icc> 81 F"icc '%'I' .''
'ta taGn, hundred pounds7 Tom lifted 'n'
- ,bc ~cfriq.ra,or. II was qul't i"'''
Tic ton came down with bang
DEhcrc must ! pu' ~ .....,...,.l
.pn, !, Tom looked at the man ana
clio man looked at Tom Put It on on .' 'h'
.,.,,or r1antcl. On the kitchen stove 81 ''"''
}, ON the porch Putit anywhere you i''''''
" 44, l,t ;,c,ln ,.,a, looked round ITS the milk
man. lie says how much mix 90 y'"
Vlut>
.rbc milkman' head was thrust IN I'M, uhe
door 81 can't spare q gallon ,~ -" '''''
I,,,r a quart Where must pu' II: ap.,.
@put !, -7 Tom wiped ais iorcn'"d. iia- "-
:, N the umbrella stand or the "d''. 49,,
~ tbc dishpan. Pa; i anywhere y"II yI.'E|ns ii,'
II don't care There goes 'H"' ''''
again" .a.. doorbcll rang
.,d , box Of flowers was lhd on ti'o .'., .t,
m the han "Flowcrs. ON ,,,;n sl..N ,D1
Lox disdainiully "What did Nan Nan aod
me 20 do with thcm' ! don KNOW ..,,r. ,,',..
Il did ! shouldn't do i. She sa'I u. t,,,
Thing about "a linen closet and a 5'., C,19n
what the matter with TINS d''"'
enough ....1. then pull
;od bc cloth from the table, he naunicd II n N
ing ''', ''r,i' 'nd nut il back. eliminate, Il
InC .',,rn an would %" only eliminate Now Mare
Wound wo1G pn % candcs and candy and do o%fis i5is
and silver foolishncss Of every soI' soj Ip Plcntv M
table. @ but your uncle philppi Tonti On jorl5rc l.I
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18

HIS tine +, wa. 81. t.-g
'ae market ior dump.
g no well filed ..,. o.
-pNared Ton tried ag
w. .,,.. sle effort was feeble. an
a, What in the nam. Of
..-''e order an .h, truck e.
!. g3zed On bird .al wee
/, ~, 'e''loc, grapefruit. ora'
many other thing So. .ai
t,Ie -a'e a simple l.,l, liun
=. '.- .y way Of change. lfr
J. us VIE. 1t wou.l,aEe
answer that alone
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-10
A Physicians Faith in
Tube cuIOsis Medicine

Have used Eckman's Alternative in
several cases of tubercular glands Of the
neck with excellent results every time
In one case 1t cost me so. for the girl
"hs put on II only until she could ar.
range 10 be operated. and IN a short
uHe an operation was not needed
suppose your records are Just as fine as
~ old. You know my faith IN IT,"
original u this physicians letter on file ,
Ickman's Alternative T. effective in 9TH
Or forms. Read what Mrs Garvin says
Idaho Falls Idaho
Gentlemen: ] have gained tweuty-two
pounds since last February and my baby
u In perfect health. have been waiting
since she was born 10 see how I would
get along. am now doing all my work.
have been ever since she was four weeks
o'd. and ! am steadily gaining. ! do not
cough or raise anything at all. believe
my lung trouble Is cured"
Sworn Afidayl) MRS " II. GARyIN.
Note-Mrs Garyln has seven children.
Eckman's Alternative ls effective IN Bron-
-hitls. Asthma. Hay Fever; Throat and
Lung Troubss. and In upbuildlng the
system. Does not contain pOlsons. opiates
or hablt.fOrming drugs. ASK for booklet
telling OF recOveries and write TO Eckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa, for more evil
dence. For sale by all leading druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-10

Ors Eo-inEz.zr za1 C@o-zz 81
III e-e yzT..g r. t1s 80 ak
ire ,.z-a,lo-s1lp = Pl:,s@--g us
reez
Pzc.F, cDsF, t5uz:d s1,t-siss-s
ere s-xluz y. r. -J1riwsr = pr
lzrd. Ore. u enter ihs usTt c1a-1'
ric-sci2 tOg-lz--s1t u y he'd ~
ne Nz,ionzl AssocistiOn u AIos-
,e-r Billiard Player He Il TIE ar
a,egr chz,oDior u he Pacific nor-h-
We, and z nsTEDzper man
jar O--iz. the Spanish sI-srt
who figured IN the Psrisi2, Aczd-
e,nies until the French government
Dzuished al foreign Drofsssional
bslliardis,g. L. IN New York For
the last Two ye4-s he has been z
yeeldeat ~ Havana, where he has
yreaiy improved in skill He yis-
lted the United States In 1891
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-10
Boxing.

II IN beheyed that the Connect =
cu, legislature viii model laT'
governing boxing in that state dur
Ing the present session.
Boxing in Michigan is coyly lift
ing it's head preparatory 70 getting
itg usual crack in the skull. II
the game receive legislative sane.
ton this year It Is sD, to be Sub
Jet 10 pretty severe legislation.
New York fight promoters mus,
dig down and get $4,000 more II
they desire 70 gee Packey Mcfarland
exhibit hig skill against Joe Brit
ton. Negotiations are on for ten
round bout between these two fight.
err, but the promoters have offered
only 5000 for the mill, whereas
Packey could not possibly think Of
It for lesg than 5000
Back in the dark ages Jim Corbett
was an amateur boxing at the Olym-
plc Club in San Francisco. His
friends urged him 10 enter the PRO
ranks." He responded and became
champion Now, out on the Pacific
coast they think they have another
Corbett iu Bob McAllister, winner
of lhr coast amateur m.ddleweigh.
and heavyweight titles. He boxes
under the Olympic Club colors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-10
MRS. CLEVELAND At CAPITAL

Wa-hiugton. Jan. s.-3i-s. CroTe-
Cleveland. accompanied ~ her fl
zace, Prot Thomas J. Preston o.,
Wells College. who arrived here TO-
dzy, vas entertained a. Z dinner in
the.- honor At the residence Of Mr..
and Mis-. John HAYS Hammond a.
which the president and Mrs. Tai,
and 2 few other guests we're in
yitsd.
Miss Esther Cleveland Is expected
tomorrow. and she and her mother
Till BE- the house guests Of Nr. and
Ms. Hammond while here. Mrs.
Hammond will give q reception to-
morrow afternoon for Mrs. Cleve-
land. who will attend a luncheon
earlier in the day al the residence
Of Mrs. Levi z. Letter. The presi.
dent and Mrs. Taft will entertain
Mrs Cleveland and Professor Preston
at dinner al the White House Sat
urday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-10

zs-=v raising then ei-hrr to- t=ad
E= @ r. sac
c2,5 s=4- .- ne Foundation 70,
,rc1-s- g1c. O. ~ Ez=r n Ok
-s.,-z = ~ OF =ft1 tts hszds
l-ls= oc=- o tl'ty such strains
,r--o: b. L45e . r-o5cc= c~=r hzl.
: --o2 Ire heads u1st ~ CON
"a -o1g and 579zd = base z-t
-op- . p-=vs1t heating and insure
: stand. ,te ses5 must e EeJ. il
-5e hez5 -1--l -t= day Il IS planted
T1er= as hsK : stand O. less
with mo-. + lie Spanish peanuts
planted IL 1919. caused - planting
uu-.ps Eeed Ripe Spanish peanuts
have brown spots al over the in
siie Of The shells. Immature seel
has white lining on the inside Of
the shells.
Good seed Of kshir and Spanish
peanuts i scarce, arrange early 10
get Thz; yc1 ned.
H. " COTTRELL.
Agricultural Commissioner Rock Isl.
and Lines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-10
Colt.

Practically ever golf club in the
east is planning to hold an invita-
'ion tournament next season
Fred Mcleod has been engaged ~
the Country Club Of Wilmington to
take the place Of Gilbert Nichols.
Mcleod was the open national han
r'on Of 1908. and while be has h""n
,op-notcher ever sine, he hdf
never been able to come 70 the from
further than to get into he r:cheT.
Gilbert Nichols, Alec Smith. VII
lie Smith and Fred Mcleod all con
template playing in the open 'ham-
pionship Of Great Britain nest y'ar.
and it Is said the four hCmrbrcis.
J. J. McDermott, NJ. T. Brad, Torn
Mcnamara and f. F. Hunt will also
compete.
Tom Mcnamara, the Metropolitan
open champion, and Fred Mcleod.
former national champion will tour
the south this winter. They Will
play Alec Smith and Irving Stran-
Ger at Belleair, and viii visit Palm
Beach. Pinehurst, Bonalr. Camden,
Houston and Wilmington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-10
PROSPERITY IS
ASSURED FOR ALL
--s IL .G--- ---N Az
SANS -:tN-S G-s 5=c--
E5-Y PLANTED - -P-z

--1s','=---- W. lH zHsE-=. ~
sr=-T 1Err = CEz11rE -
vba-1=- ~ Er= 4 g;.r---- =
-cE- ALI vt=-1=- IL saEs1- T..
Va - ~ yr-r1o=.t -1-a- =
H,-7=s ~ ga-+. =. EEr ssar-
E--, ". E11-=t -o-.1sE-5 a.-=s 2.
@gszL=t ,'sE1Es IL E-uu1. ms
= va gr=CiE-=,,- s--.-g E=---E-.
L. 81; c1E--=3 A.. -,,---z. -
-sE= ETs-
= sssu-= rs E--szE= = tz--
at SC1ars- c.ss--H = VI ~ =
-='-=ssi-y = -=o1s= - 90 sc-=
~ z-=s q IL rv5 OElzao-s ,.zs.
-s-cCs-rs2--g- s-5 E.=a- ETl- oily
- -=csEzs-T - c-z-- IL ,-3s,,z---.
-,-cs ~ ~ S-z--s. c.=s-
- ~ --z- Is. Esz- -l=-1=5 -=s:
go = g-s.=-s q co-- - z--= -
ez-s= = We ~ z1z-cad 70 CO..
T--s VI ST. z-lo~ - c-z---z Q.
-.r== 80 .zE Z-1o- 49, q.
-.= -es, -s-5 70 co-
Ez=- zre-zg=d -sz-,T -vo I'd
.slt ,i-4s ia T-eld u co-c AZ
orsr rr.cs t1s tzs5--g vsl-= y,
are IL Z. s.gat year -ez- q -ta
Oklz1ozz EIcs-.-e-, S-atio-- Z
6rv ysz- kzsi- y.elos5 = 51she,s
~ are z16 egrn Ess ,ocsl tsl-
gre
Il 1872 y = Morrow # Ardmo-e
rzLsed 80 bushels q EstfT Al zc-
and = bushels q com J u Rim
ue- ot Nangun rzls=d 5.J99 bushels
q Ez-tr o. - zcres and Z business
u-zr of Mang1m rented his fam
for one third ttc croo. the land
planted 70 ka4.r. His share vas
y bushels an acre. Kzhir properly
handled sill give 4 sure and prof
table crop eyery year yet or DRY
Spanish peanuts. Ike ka1ir. yai,
for rain and fitly handled Till
yield z pairing crop 10 matter whzl
The season. They yield best On
sandy lands but will pay on any
soil in Oklahoma when rightly grown.
The yields from good stand aver
age 30 70 80 bushels an acre. Two
hundred bushels an acre have beer
raised. T he price in Oklahoma has
not been below 70 cents q bushel
The hay from the tops frequently
Eells for enough 10 pay all expenses
Of growing ard harvesting.
Spanish peanuts, in the extremely
dry year Of 1911. returned in Okla
homa 800 to 1000 pounds NJ gain on
hogs, the hogs gathering the crops
themselves Cured. tops and nuts
together for hay, Spanish peanuts
make a choice feed for work horses.
bees and dairy cattle, hogs and
sheep.
Karir corn and Spanish peanuts
fed together make ration adapted
TO all kinds Of stock With both
these crops, the grower can make
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-10

CITY CAB COMPANY. prompt
Eeryice. new carriage Phone "a
Joe Bastine, Manager. i5-ln
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-10

.l.u=t La s=-1l=k VII - -n- 81
ezri-1.l- -=Llz --I WI vI-
.-a- -,-1L-1 1lE -.-=- EEsJ--ll+.c. -
Llr -lErzc VII -. -J-.s. 81 ,I---.--
z.z---- Is-v Tyr ana 4T-s
l-t va La- n---.z- ~ --s CID
zL-..-- --a1-l- --=sL=1= -=-I
--t- -.v= -l= - -9-s
z--v-f. VIZ B1-r--1f [T L3--E Il
H. o=a1 ~ uz,-- lsEEu= ---1--E
las f-L~s- ,rbc-.as sc- 1=-- B=-=
IL -.v- H v1-E-E or cE--
-J-f Luc l,r.=s o. - .
r1z a11d-l1 y -u= ne IL
z-gv-a 81 s9uL
-l--l,t --=al IL E0uE ;c-z-l=-
- IL -5.1r1.ts fi--1 . IL C.1--=-, %
---- -.ssrla VI. La I.5=1 -..s-E-s.,
-- ia Ta-t==t E Z Tx E--t--Et
.-lr sE--=-- rsEH clt l. F-E.s
t--sr . -u1=t E1t Eal-.f -
-sy.r-f C5-sa- --Er--La--=--
-gc1=- tlc -Jct - 4 . r'---
,--s EE-i=s EE Bszs,-- F----- 2
Ecz
r1--e Max -E-aEe- az "a
cvr.a- - ~ E--la---E va t-1
Esz-a t1 -vc 1zTs -,sior- ----E'-
-zg s-c .la@z- ts-t t--- g
,a-x O. - -r----T z-s 80 s=-c-
~ aJo1 v-s-ss Ezs- 5-c',s-
rs-1 Mars e 80 -9T- MAJ -a-=
'z--y-s " -,ra----E u 1~-g ---
-.a-s ~ cir ss1@- Tss-f
- re ri-- =, a5s IT, -1z- - -
-. .se- i5a1-;-s5 Va -zss.---
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-10

9>zFs -.e-s WI ~ ~ c1zl -si
,,set .,ezYse- C,rIsI zlc p-l.es
mn t1s gazF TIE T.zers haze
fDsIc t.zt t.s eEr@1ee ct 9C.lT "
J.1ztzz 3. zIiar-ats yezrs is IN grez'
fDF f1s zroDgn. u gDI1 t.sy oJtsiI
'rcr. ,os cD,nDarli1Dn
i L oOgD,i1l f Bsn Boyssr. ,hs
BoEtya -gn1er Z: Syracuse UnlTer-
s.ty. w.ll conlDe-s lnoODrs this MIN
,s- Be u rep,rtsd ~ have given
~ r5Jnc,e..tlDa fOr the ylssent u
srcDgnt ~ 'o>r trouble
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-10
Baseball.

Gro8D3keeDef John Murphy. Who
faass21ee the Brush Stadium. has
zOne " Marlin Springs. TEXAS, u
c1t and manicure KnersOn PARK,
where the Giants viii train mex,
spring
Philadelphia, which hag i1st Oh
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-10
Racina.

Canada begins It's racing season
May a. at Toronto
Pan Zereta. with her three victo-
ries in three starts at the Jaurez
track, has become the best 3-year-
old winner Of the season. That II
she has won the greatest number
cf races.
Common. the famous old English
sire and winner OF the Derby, Is dead
at the ripe old age Of -. He frs
raced under the silks Of Lord Ar
lington and was afterward purchased
Ly Sir Frederick Johnstone. for whom
he was a triple crown winner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-10
y = = = /. z . = Z = = z 20
= sSCSTcC%Gp-s =
= =
:: : : : z sss = : (. = .ss =
sScSTcC@tp-i


iss.-ea E,strz-.e, go Y,.Ist
winner ~ ~ INN .eee- ~. Z,
I'M D,rli,. laceDct y, ye>p,,s Z Ct
lzei u ~ Cnitse Bzie2
PsunsyfYsa4z h4a szTseF 5Ayroc1
~ cDs frssars |Isss Nsecleas .,
esy ~ e Z sa1-s.ef. s.c Z YrDc
orr
TIE rntrsf0,y - IiIlnDls bze ian
lsbf1 fos Yrs3 3gsts cpznh s.s'sm 90
l,s zDag5Iz. y T. Z1T1s. 'or three
yssfs cLSzra ~ he DSk Pan h.gh
slh,>,l fD>t ,zI tram. hss Urn slzD-
e1 ~ rralh ths lllluDis fqHad
P0r ne rrst time IN gan maHy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-10

II YOU haey a house to move. let
as figure with you. We will treat
you right Phone 29i. DYER Bros,
Transfer and Storage. slim
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
RUPTURE EXPERT here
>cclcy. Who fittcd Car OF i'u>>:a'
Called To- imarillo

r. n. Secley oil Chicago and FA'i'-
delphia. the noted truss expert 10
be- al the Amarillo hotel and will re-
main in Amarillo Friday Saturday
and sunday only. Feb. ~ and Marcd
list and md. Mr. Seeley says. The
Spermatic shield Truss as now used
aud approved By the United states
government will not only retain an!
case OF rupture perfectly aifordins
immediate and complete relief, but
closes the opening On 10 days on the
average case This instrument re-.
ceiyed the only award In En-lard
and In Spain. producing results with
out surgery. harmful injections
treatments or prescriptions MY
Secley has documents from the Unit
cd States government Washington
ID c.. for inspection All charity
cases without charge. or d aay n
terested call he will De- glad 90 sno"
the truss without charge or IN tE'n
II desired. Any one rpu,ured saod O
remember the date aud take adf-n
take advantage Of thi. opportunii:
Feb. %. 27-e>
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26

Orleans and Cincinnati Not q Single
complaint has been made ana "'
the other hand everywhere may 10
heard words OF praise. both from mo
banks and from their patrons
with INEXPERIENCED OPERATOR 'Hs
capacity of the laundering mlrh.ars
IA approximately 2o0U notes 'u h".I
each. while NOR. than 5000 have
been turned out uith operators "ho
have had experience SO skin r
required beyond ordinary manua.
deNterity
on the point that the laundering
machines. by always supplying '.'
country with clea. money "Ill dis.
courage counterfeitlug Director
Ralph OF the bureau Of engraving
and printing says
1T has been charged BOO some
places that the laundering of money
would encourage counterieitiu1 h'i
that will not boz the case Take .
comparatWeI, recent counterfeit s.
hilI. one at the ieyercst pieces OF
work OF that kind since 'he cousnr
acy Of Is years ago. when rho coth'
terieit of the SloU Monroe bead V's
discovered 90 Philadelphia This
new counterfeit Is very deceptive
bat It bears ubsoIltc,y mo- remn-m
lance 20 washed rot' The count 4.
fcIter. TO oid h.m FOO d.ssu.s.ne Ia.
spurious character of his work ar'
fjcially soilod the note NoN. "''
clean notes everywhere .u crcuit
ton. this counterfeit. because OF Co.,
having 10 bc clean. would boz very
much more readily detected than al
present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
n. X. MEN TAKE NOTICE

Conductor 5 l.. Miller, Norfolk,
Neb.. on Homestead Division OF {. a
n. W. Ry. Co. recommends Foley
Kidney pills and says Il have used
Foley kidney Pills with very salts
factory results aud endorse their use
Tor any one afflicted with kidney
trouble. They are all right" All
railroad men are prone to kidney aud
bladder troubles. due to the constant
vibration OF the cars Foley Kidney
pills are a bracing and STRENGTHENING
Kidney medicine that will always
help. No habit forming drugs.
RANDALL DRUG co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26
FOR COLONIZATION
NEAR L|TTLEF|ELD
Special TO D.ily News

LITTLEFlELD Tex Feb %
con shcb Williams OF Paris. Hon j..
l. WORKMAN. secretary OF state. and
col Ed g. Zachert of Houston, yls-
tied Lltilcficld yesterday Messrs
Williams and WORKMAN now own
several thousand acres OF plains land
which they are preparing 10 put un'
der IRRIGATION and their visit 10 this
section Of country vas for the pur-
pose OF finally closing a deal with
the well people While here they in-
vested 10 some valuable business pro-
perty
Colonel Zaoher' s immigration
agent for the Norih German Lloyd
steamship company. and the purpose
OF his visit to the Plains was to select
a large tract of land for colonization
purposes ne was aere,ably surpris-
cd 20 find such great country. say
iur be- bad no idea there was such
great country In an the west
lie viii a. once submit a propo
zion 20 me Littleueld company. with
whom be- has been negotiating for
some time. but an vas contingent
upon an investigation Of the coun-
try According 90 the statements
given out hy the company and by
Col Iach,~t u seems practically
certain that colonization deal will
he closed " so 10 will DE the bis.
Fcst colonization deal ever perfected
or attempted in the western part OF
Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-26

NEW AUTO for rent viii 20 any
y here rates REASONABLE. always
ready 20 20 Phone 1913 g7-6c
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-09
Annual Mefting Baptist Church.

The annual business meeting Oh
the First Baptist Church of Man
chester was held In the church
yeStry at Manchester Center, Jan. !
1913.
The reports Of the officers for
The past year We're read and ac-
epted
The newly elected officers fol
1913 are as follows: Moderator, w
]. Hicks; clerk, A. j. Hicks; treas
reur, Mrs. II. j. Fuller; auditor, T.
!. Hoyt; collector. Il. s. Marsh; pru-
iential committee for three years,
NJ l.. Manley, H. A. Manley; adyi-
cory committee, Mrs. y. 8. Marsh,
Mrs. Alvin Pettibone, Mrs. y. II.
3lackmer; Sunday school superln-
endent, r. Burr Gleason; assistant
superintendent, Il. s. Marsh; secre
tary-treasurer Sunday school, A. j.
Hicks; musical director, c. w.
Sykes.
A vote Of thanks was extended
he Service Club for repairs on the
Church yestry.
To Miss BATHS and Miss Dave
for repairs on the church parson-
age.
To A. B. Marsden for service
and material in wiring Church yes
try.
T.. s. Marsh was elected Churcl
press reporter.
A. ]. HICKS, Clerk.