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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-02

assembly allowed Mr.. Soma stlpond
OF $4,000 year which b. quite "a
nice salary iiut Governor Mcdonald
vetoed this provision or the appro.
rrihtion hin ANA when the fiscal wear
expired last saturday. Colonel scnn'a
fnlhry stoppcd. Just what viii hun
pen to the colonel is not known. al
though he win Doe allowed a. retain
the fees Of tho clerks office.
Nsks Sa5.O0 Damages.
J. johnson. % Greek. who has hoon
employed by tho Victor American
luol Company at Gallup. has nIod
suit iu tho United states court aet-
Ing damages in Tho sum of S8i 0OO.
which De- alleges ls due him fof ben.
iuries received, the loss OF an arm and
% lex while in tho employ OF the com
rony llo charges defective pulley
with tho accident
Judge Pope yesterday o,crrulcd
the motion to dismiss in ehc case ~
ihc United states VS. MINOR Eugene
Van Patton ~ fns Cruces. involving
The ownership of tho famous drip
ping springs in the origin mountains
n boua Ana county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-02

fnr comparative analysis.
Pinto" beams. az the commercial
term Is applied apparently belong 10
the Fffiloies' group. watch comprises
about thirty yarlcnes. The Same So.
called Pinto" bean has gone also By
ms name of Rosilio.s and seems tn
~ tbs description given la Bulleun
no. IS. Arizona experiment station.
for tho Gafaypafa or Mexican tick
bean. Garayrata may produce i'm Two
shades. with two different markings
On each. one shade Is the darker or
hydunRea pink. with sumo shade OF
brown ilechs or bands The other.
lightor shade, s of pale Hash color
with the hecks or bands OF brown.
The Hight Pinto bean Of pale flesh
color with brown aecks or bands
seems 20 be the better conditioned 81
the two, and from chemical examine
zion probably Of Rrcator food value.
This same variety Of Pinto bean, from
number OF analyses. shows from
one O. two per cent less protein. on q
Watcr-freo basis. than q single SAM
ole - California pink beans. OF aH
average 81 American white or navy
beans. though this ~ a comparatively
small difference in such an amount OF
protein, and when compared under
market conditions Is scarcely appreci-
able. When we compare the beans
as they occur on the market there Is
d difference ~ only ono per cent IN
protein between tie averago OF the
American white Or navy and q single
Pinto variety. on account 81 the dgf-
ference IN moisture: and this differ
cnoe may vary with different SANE
pies.
The following Is taken from Ari-
IONA station bulletin No. SIS, and
might easily be applicable 20 New
Mexico conditions: Ample supply
81 good soil and good water and other
conditions favorable. beans and tep-
aries should yield from 500 20 100
pounds per acre. Fifteen hundred
10 2.oo0 pounds are reported from
The Colorado valley near Yuma. TIM
Der dry-farm conditions yields o. $50
10 200 pound arc commonly reported.
ana would, With economical farm
be profitable; since az
2 IS cents pcr pound this would bring
b gross income ~ St5.75 10 2ef.G0 .
per acre. s. r. MITCHELL. (
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-02

amount IN the current school fund Is
&5N.C32.27 boz the RESERVE fund there
rs O. similar sum while In the school
building fund there is S54ASD.73. loss
thun s20.000 being expended The uusi
year Go cnBbl. school districts tu have
five months OF school
There auo sufficient funds on hand
Go give every district six months of
school or enough 10 give every COM
mumty with ton or more pupils five
months az school. provided enough
teachers were ayailahi" for that pur-
pose. which. huwcrct not the rusc
Tn The permanent school FUND. de-
rivcd from five per cont of United
StHtre mud smiles there ls the hund-
some sum OF 1921 0lO7S. ana On tho
fund derived from tho snie of school
sections 81. $50 the Interest from both
funds going into thc current school
fund eco that the total amounts are
almost % quarter of million dollars
sympathy for Colonel Scna.
Much sympathy Is being expressed
FOR Col Jose H. soma. clerk of tho
supreme court hecuuso OF little oy-
"rsight of the last legislature The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-02
IN ONE MINUTE! CLOGGED NOSTR!LS
OPEN--COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH

grant balm dissoivcs 10y the heat NJ
ih" u"strlIs, ponctratos and heals the
inilamcd, swollen throut; clears the
.air passar"s stops nasty discharges
and iUcIiug of clotu. luE. soothiuw
relief comes immediately
Don't bay awake tonight struggling
for breath, with head stuffed. uostrils
closed. hawking and blowing ca
"rrh cor culd with ts running nose.
ioul mucous drnppinr into The throat.
ANA raw dryu,ss ia distressing but
truly needless.
IW your ufh iusl once iu "Ely's
Cream Balm nUd vour cold cop ga.
urrh viii surely disappear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-02

mefce Of Italy, as a rulo. Inns foi-
lowed the poor emigrnuts. 20 the
suylnF that "trade follows the nan. q
can be- modified fof Italy az trade
Follows the rcns' Of hcr migratory
sons For two years the figures of
ltniian Imports end exports have SURE
passed tf,2eO.00o,0 900. Tho forelen
office here. ID the end OF 1911 rub.
lished statistics showing that the
Italian Imports and exports had ~ in-
creased as 90 surpasa proporiionatciy
the Increase Of any other country.
Putting az 100 the imports aud ex-
ports of zach country In 1898. It was
calculated that az the end of 1910
that perccniaae has risen as follows;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-02

ana the price h only fifty cents nnd
one dollar e bottle. tho latter for finn
iiios who nosd IL regularly.
br- Culdwclls Syrup Pcpsln has no
cqunl ns "a cure fer constipation. in
digestion. biliousnoss. headaches. sour
stomach, gas on the stomach. liver
trouble and kindred complaints 81
has 80 many advantages that those
who once use % forever after dla-
card cathar;ics. salts. pills and other
course remedies. for they are seldom
advisable ana should never be given
90 children.
Families wishing 10 try % FREQ sam
p bottle can obtain h postpaid bv
addressing pr W. a. Caldwell. lf9
Washington ST., Monticello. uI. A
postal card with your name ana adj
dress on II viii do.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-02

Therefore,, Italy surpassed an other
leading countries. with the exception
OF the United states. which In exports
only WAS per cont higher This
wonderful increase will be- nuamcntcd
with the opening OF the new water
way.
Figures win demonstrate this better
than words italian exports tn the
United states are $50. ONa. eco. oaual
20 1914 per cent 90 her total exports.
an amount which a. SURPASSED only
hy Germany and Switzerland where
tho italian expectation h. respectively
ii.7 ana 1871 per cent In tho same
way the American Importation into
Italy ls 1871 per cont Of the total Inn
ports. being surpassed only bv Ger
many with 1873 and by Great Britain
with 1871.
italian expectation to The Areentine
Us $4,000. 000 yearly. equal to ~ per
cent: 90 Brazil f5.2OO.6d0. or IA per
cent; 60 Canada t2.73G.000. or .07k
per cent; TO Uruguay. $4,000. 600. or
o. per cent; 90 Central America. 81
2il,000, or 0.l per cent: TO Mexico
1920 600, or 0.2 per cent. Nutwith-
standing the difficulties before tho
opening 81 the Panama canal of reacr-
ing tho COASTS Of tho American con-
tinont on the Pacific. the italian cx-
portation 20 chill averages between
&3.0oO.0o0 ana 3f.o00.0O0. or about
per cent Of the whole cxporfnuon: To-
Peru. si,4o0.00 or 0.5 per cent. and
to the other smaller American couu-
tries. $4,000 600. or 0.s per cent
Many 90 the foregoing official ng-
ures are below the actual os large
amount 90 products is introduced into
tho markets 90 tno American cont-
neHt as bclonging 90 other countries.
for instance. silk appearing Go come
from Lyons. cotton goods sold as Eng
lish, etc. Likewise, number OF
American mechanical products enter
Italy AS coming from Germany and
Frurce, and American shoes as orig
mating from England. Italy is now
Importing nearly one and half mill
lion pairs of shoes from abroad.
Fun weight and satisfaction guar
anteed Now State Coal and Wood
L. IA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-02

Recent snsuitluF IA this sialipn FOX
ihc anslysls 81 Pinto beams ana oihers
% SHOW inc comparative food values.
have feaaitea ~ tao anosysls ahd tah-
rleton of chemical analyses 81 q
Rpmhcr q d'nerent varieties Of beans.
The HtsraEe 'ffiieiot contain frum
81 te az ftr cent of protein. on o
waier-ffee basiE This Is fhe most
Important nutrient 90 De considered
iH tfHus and uas consequently The
only faod coust|tneni determined in
tha Eve samplrs ~ friioies recently
rteelse1 ~ the chemical department
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-02
stops Nasty Discharge Clears stuff
f"d Head. Heals Inrlamcd Air Pas
shg's ana You Breathe Freely.

Try 'Ely's Cream Balm"
G'f 90 small bottle anyway just to
try Do Apply little in The nostrIls
ANA instantly your clnggcd nose and
si"ppcd-up air passages of tho head
"ill open. YOU viii breathe freely.
dulin'.s and headache disappear Hy
morning 90" cuiurrh. cold 90. hcud or
catarrhal sore throat VIII h, gone.
END turh misery uuw' Got tho
small bottle of "Ey'a Cream Balm"
at ans drug store. THIS sweet IRA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-02
The Mind Expands
As Health Returns
Quick improvement 10 Noticeable
When Proper Ala 10 Nntrluon
y Given.

A low state Of tho general health
is now the accepted cause of back
wardness ln children. So In tho cnse
OF q backward child q IL best "a looi
towards building up IT, health Il
VIII usually be- found that thu main
Trouble q IN the food, IN lack 81 az.
simllation ana digestion. Hence cnre
should be taken IN the kind Of food
glvcn Co the child. This, with plepty
Of air and exercise. should bring
about q change for the better
Watch the condition Of the bowels.
10 note whether the waste h being
passed of or not, or whether n Ia
being passed too freely II either
condition prevails give small dose
Of that gcntlest az al laxative fonIcs.
hr. caiawcil's syrup pcnslu. Thous-
andq of mothers Wil TESTIFY Ia tho
wonders u has wrought IN the lives
OF their own children. and for that
reason lcgions Of families like those
81 AIRS. Daisy Mcnroom rinabhro
Ind. are mover without n IN the
house. she is the mothor of Taciio
and has boon using Or Caldwolpe
syrup popsin FOR Lucille since she was
two. Mrs. Mcrroom snys @ saved
I.ucile's NE u o. the standard
family medicine IN the Ncnreom
home;
u BE- pleasant ~ the taste ana 50
perfectly snfc that q De- given 10 In.
iants, and yet o. equally effective for
grown people. All druggists seu h
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-02
HAD CATARRH
FIVE YEARS.

Mr. John-
pon Of Sc
Elmo Iln
noiR VAS
troubled nvo
years with
caiarrh Tho
catnfrh was
% eeverc inl
fla onstl
that his Hnl
q . e IN g al
thrcutened
AZ ho cx-
it
himself he
had zone
foot IN the
rrnve"
VI iDkl"|
he tried TO
get ro1fof
Many prac~
Gftloners
were CON-
suited and n
ca ia n
....rt a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-02

The public school funds nrr begin
ming to assume gratifying volume.
Tho appurtionmout 90 Doe made us
soon as Luna county reports lts school
ccuFus. win la .t cents per person
or school apr so that Rcrunlillo
county VIII receive lift for its pub
lic schools of about $4,000 ana othcr
counties Ia proportion The total
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-02

Fun weight and satisfaction guar
anieed New state Coal and Wood
YARD. G. y. kun2. prop. Phone &c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-02
TEMPORARY RELIEF
FOR STRINGENCY
At SANTA FE
State Land Commissioner Comes
to Rescue With $4,000 Bad
ly Needed Dollars.
SANTA FE RAILWAY WILL
PAY PART OF ITS TAXES
Understood That Railway
Company Which Pays %
Percent of Taxes Will Offer
to Liquidate.
Especial Dispatch Ia EvenISs HernIdI

Especial Dispatch Ca EVenis.G Herald /
Santa Fc a. NJ, bee. 2. At least
temporary roller for the serious
1rmEcucy now casting its shudoWs
over the Sew MoXico state treasury,
may bee found early this month when
b. is understood that tho Santa Fe
railway system. which pays about 20
per cent OF the total tax returns of tho
state viii offer to pay its taxes Last
year the Santa Fc paid Sew MoNico
little more than haif a. million dol
lars in taxes and this yoar Sc rs un-
dorstood the total viii reach seven
hundred thousand, which win eo e.
long ways toward paying salaries and
things in tho Ancient city
Land Commissioner g. T.. Eryion
also came 90 the relief OF tho trous-
ury Yesterday when De- turned iu some
$4,000 divided along various funds
under his direction as follows;
fH.s.,t.., E.I..T Tf.tftF YuN IA
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-02-07

Antelope Valley and is doing ex-
ceIIent work. She has always
worked overtime with her school
to try TO bring it up to the stand
ard. She is now working hard
with her ninth grade SO that II
may pass the diploma examlna-
tion in the spring.
Mr.. Gilstrap, of Kismet was ap-
pointed treasurer of School Dis
ttict No. % last Friday, to iill the
place OF Mr.. H. b. Hays. who has
gone to New Mexico to live. We
are sorry to lose Mr.. Hays
Mr.. G. Fl. Shoup, who was ap.
pointed treasurer OF District No
s, to Gil out Mr.. Barretts unex'
pred time, called Saturday anc
gave us his resignation. We d.
not like TO accept Mr.. Shoup's
resignation, and hope he will re-
consider and remain on the board
as he has children attending ant
is very much interested in The
school.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-02-07

The railroads running through
Kansas might as we'll begin nunt-
ing good contracts or grain scales.
The more they can buy in a job
lot the better because Bale Wag-
gener state senator from Atchison
county, is pushing a bill through
the senate requiring railroads TO
place scales at every point where
100 or more cars are loaded an
nually. The railroads have one
thing to be thankfql for, however
The owners Of elevators at these
points must pay half the cost Of
installing these scales. A deputy
grain Inspector will be one of the
fxturps that goes with the scales.
An inspector who acts as weigh
master will be stationed at every
l00-car point along the railroad.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-02-07
AUMOR OF the DAY
"Fine and Dandy" Housekeeping.

He had written his Wife that he was
getting along Zine ard dandy" while
she was spending a month with her
mother, and he was more than ever
convinced that housekeeping WIS mo
trick at all" Her comments on
reaching home were along this line:
why, Harry CTatterby. didn't You
know any better than to fry eggs in
the pun Of my silver Scallof dish? You
have ruined the thing. Aud what un
der the sun, moon and stars did you
mean by putting the eggs in clu glass
honey dish after they were fried: II
ever in my life And what have
you been wlping the dishes on My
best embroidered tray cloth! And you
have been using one Of my choicest
embroidered initial napkins for dish
cloth. Look at it. As black as my
shoe. And what have YOU been trying
to cook IN my chatting tlsh--beefsteak
The idea Of frying beefsteak In n silver
chatting dish why didn't you use the
solid silver bread tray? Looks as i
you had put the beefSteak in that aftel
yon had fried it! And here is my hand.
some cnt glass celery dish full Of cold
and greasy fried notatoes! Aud what
Is this on the dining room rug? A
grease spot ns big as meat patterl
! You let a plate Of hot steak fall on il
| My soul And don't you know any bet
| ter than to tie a twenty dollar lace
curtain into knot like they sometimes
I tie the tail Of Q horse? Nice way tt
use curtain, And couldn't you do 4
little simple cooking without getting
ashes strewn six feet around the range
Well, If this is what yen call getting
along fine and dandy ! wonder how
things would have looked II you hpdn'l
got along very weir ~Ilidge's Library
PARCEL POST
CpHsulti your mall order eata
| logues, then use Phone No, S54, ant
you win be surprised, the money w
save you. on leather goods. II
LIBERAL HARNESS co.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-02-07

A market the year around for
butter, eggs, poultry and hides at
the highest market prices, at the
Liberal ColdStorage plant. Bring
chem to US and get the cash for
them. S-5-tf.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-02-07
County ChoolNeWs.
ny MARY Z, ToDn

a e~~Nt@HVNN~1 A@~~N~~NN ~N@@s
our present system the large ma
iority Of our children will never
receive more than the eighth grade
schooling.
u is the right and privilege Of
every patron and tax paying citi
zen to have a voice in determining
the laws governing the education
of our children, and it is their
duty as we'll as their privilege to
repeal or amend these laws when
they fail to serve their purpose
and become hindrance instead Of
help. We hope every rural
voter in Seward county will begin
to think about better rural schools
for their children. You must
think and act.
Prof. Searson of Manhattan, re-
Gently received notice Of his cleo
ton to membership in. the English
Association Of Great Britain. This
is an honor which is seldom be-
slowed upon American teachers OF
English. Prof. Searson is prof
lessor of English in Manhattan
and he and Supt. Martin Of Ne
braska, are the authors Of our
new readers, adopted for five
years by our state text book com
missioner.
OF the 2lS5 enrolled in the Az
ricultural college last year 1872 ex-
press a preference for the Method
ist church. The reason given is
that the Methodist church is the
greatest worker among the coun.
try people. Their circuit riders
go out from almost every towf
aud preach at the country churche:
and school houses, and conse'
quently. the great majority know
the Methodist religion. Dolly St
of the whole number enrolled hat
no church preference,
U. 5. Commissioner P. p. ClRx
ton, sent US a booklet recently oil
"A Way to Unite School ana
Home" or School Industrial Cred
it for Home Industrial Work.
We wish every teacher and paren
in Seward county could read thi
little booklet. If you want
copy write to the state snperin
tendent Of Oregon.
If any boy or girl can pass al
of the i've tests given by Presi
dent Nicholas Butler, of Colum
bia University, that boy or CIR
may be regarded as fully educat
ed. Here. are the five tests; /
Correctness and precision in tn,
use of the mother tongue, 2
Those refined and gentle manner
which are the expression OF tixet
habits of thought and action. B
The power and habit of reflection
4, The power of intellectual
growth. 5. Efficiency 1.-THE pow
er to do.
Teacher = james have 70,
studied your arithmetic lesson
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-02-07
PUBLIC SALE

| will sell at public auction, at
my place, eight miles southeast OF
Ulysses. the following described
property. Beginning at 1000 a.
M, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10
rnirty-six head Of horses en1
mules, from one year old up. All
that are old enough are broke
gentle and good work animals.
Four head OF good milk cows,
all giving milk and will be fresb
in spring.
Some shoats, chickens, farm i'm
plements. household goods AMI
other articles too numerous Il
mention.
TER Ms All sums Of $40 anc
under cash. A credit Of 9 months
time will bs given on all sums ovel
$40 90, on notes Of approved Sc
curity. Eve per cehtolf for cash
Free lunch at noon.
B. D. SUTHERLAND, Owner
Laheg Bros, Aucts.
to. ID. Hickock, Clerk 7-2t-p.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-02-07

The story is told of a fellow who
while slashiDg around with a knife
cut his OVID nose Of He stuck il
back on, bapdaeed 1t up apd it
grew fast again but in his haste
he got the nose on up side down.
lie said that he got along alriglt
except that when out in rain he
nearly stFanGled and that when he
sneezed he blew his hat oil. Sedg.
wick Paragraph.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-02-07

x @~A~~@N%eS~~~~~V~~~~*~
A wise man who does not assist
with his counsel, a successful man
who does not encourage with bis
success and a good man who does
not make the world better have
neglected the greatest privileges
God has given them.
The Panhandle Educational as
ISOLATION will meet in Guymon,
OKLAHOMA, February 20, 81 and
%. We hope as many teachers
as can will attend this union
meeting of the teachers OF Seward
and Stevens counties in Kansas,
and Texas, Beaver and Cimarron
counties in Oklahoma. Guymon
is planning on furnishing free en-
tertainment to all visiting teach
ers. Superintendent Nettie 3.
Lynch, will have a list of homes
where the teachers will be enter
tanned.
The program will be sent to each
teacher as soon as we can get them
printed possibly the first of the
week.
The Bible tells US that in mul-
titude of counsellors there is wis
dom. If we will all meet together
and give the best that we have and
get the best from other teachers
we surely will come back better
fitted to take up our work again
and carry it to a successful ending
ITO him who gives shall be giVer
and to him who gives not. that
which he hath shall be taken away
from him, for giving is living"
Nebraska is out working for he'
rural schools in earnest. The ad
visory committee OF rural schools
met last Thursday in LIncoln, t.
consider changes in the present
rural school system, TO better II
the present needs of the schoo
children.
That there is a rural schoo
problem must be evident to every
thinking citizen. To learn more
about this problem and make pos
sible It's solution is a difficult mat
ter. We hope that no one believes
. that our present educational sys
tenn, no more than that of Nebras
ka, should remain so CONSTRUCTED
as to give a few fortunate one
the great advantage over so many
This problem is not alone one o
the education. 1t must be studiet
from the view point of the mel
and women who have met TIN
struggles of life in its varied en-
yironments and who know from
their own experience what ar
some of the essential things in
servicable education. The ration
al policy would seem to be to Civ
our children thu essential thing
which will fit them for the actus
duties OF daily life and good c;ti
zenship. 1t is SO plain that evel
he who, runs may read that uude
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-02-07

Joe Pearce, clerk of the district
court of Haskell county, was Wis
ting his father this week and says
he is rapidly learning the duties Of
his Office. He relates narrow
escape of four wifeless men in
Santa Fe, from being caught ana
smothered in a folding bed. These
poor homeless wretches are SO
lonely that four of them slept in
one bed, Joe being one OF the four
and the other morning he arose
before the others. and this seemed
10 upset the equilibrium of that
pesky bed and 1t closed up with
a vicious snap imprisoping the
men. In falling it also struck Joe
aud for a few moments he dreams
ed be had moved TO Sublette and
was eating a square meal in the
railroad eating house, when a
pesky locomotive jumpedthe track
and bumped into him, but he re-
covered in time to rescue bis COM
panions FROM the folding bed. r
Garden City Herald.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-02-07

The old reliable Oliver listers,
built for service ard to please,
Liberal Hardware Company, Thos.
W. Cav.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-02-07
PARCEL. POST

Consult your mail order eata-
logues, then use Phone -Np. S54, and
you will be surprised, the money we
save you on leather goods. u
Liberal HARNESS co.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-02-07

The Glen Falls Fire Insurance
Company none hetter-few as good,
is represented in Liberal by Light 4
StouGer. If you are not insured or
If your present policy is about to ex-
pire call on them and have them tell
you about the Glen Falls.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-02-07

Use Phone No. 354 for anything In
the Harness line-by parcel post. II