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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-07
Lime Sulphur

Some four years experiment and test
by the Oregon Agricultural College ex'
perts on orchards in different parts of
the state have proven the lime-sulphur
spray excellent, in combination with
arsenate of lead, for combating both
sucking and chewing insects and fun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

Sit Oriifen. "a iaBteIt Oh meine
Sano uno Der idone 1raiim mar az
Gnoe!"
so @ott mill. sn1bige Srai,,
lperoe id) Sic Der Grfiiliing Sbres
5rammes entecsenfiibren! Nod)
cine fiir5e @cile, mo Sic iperbell
Sbr aino in Sbren Irmert, an 81
rem Ser5en baben, urb nod cine
@eilc, uto Sic fonnen in
@irfliffeit "a iein, no Sic I'M
Sraume lpareu, in Hras, I'M Sauie
Sbres 8nters!"
rllno mein 8enabl-mein @aI.
bcnar?"
.Ten miro Sbnen @ott nieber
Sufiibrem. Seine 8naoe ipaltet iid)t-
bar fiber Sbnen. lie Dir6 aud init
Dem @rafen iein!"
so lei es, mein gutter Surge
I'D nebine ben 3ralnl gum Singer
5eige-er bat mid in bas 8aterbaltS
geWieien, id meroe beimUGrts tpan-
bern nit meinem &inoe unb 6as orl'
bere Dem Simmel onbeimiteIen!"
Mit iriifen GrGften ging es mel
ter. lino oils Die Strablen Der auf'
gebenoen Come burh 6as 2aub oel
9Gnme 5ndten, ba itanben iie DO,
benz Saus6en Der alten llriel. 5lo.
rian podte an Die perihloiient
S~austbiire.
,Mutter llrieI! Mutter ltriel
no itedt SIR benn? Smrtig aufae'
maft! gs lit Semanb 6a. Der Gu
rer Silfe bebarf!"
.@emad, On fefer 8ribe Dull"
ifallte es aus Dem Sntern bes SON
les Suriid. .Birit mir nod oil
Sbiir einidlasen! SD fomme il
idon."
Der @iesel rpuroe Suriidseiho
ben. mo Die alte llriel erihien II
Der geoifneten Ibiir; aber fam
bate iie Die @rGfin erblidt, oils il,
ertiebt Suriiftaumelte.
oNIle Selli9en @ottes," ld)rte II
aui nnb if,liig elm 3reliS. .iteber
bi 5ooten ans ibren @rdbern aui?'
Sic Sobten nidt, llriel." entaeg
rete Die @rGfin nit ianftcm grnite
Die 5ooten beoiirfen Gner nidt
Gs iii cine 9ebenbe, Die an Cur
S6melle gefommen 1T, INT Giid fiji,
bas 6ii oanfelL mas SIR 8iites al
Sbr gctbarl, mo Inn guren Hatl
mn geiitanp 81 bitten!"
so icib Sbr uidt Die @raiii
Siloegarb?" irnate llricl, nod I'M
MGR bleid, unb frat iiber bi,
Shwe1c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

3cit Millc I6nlcn. g;lGoiec Srau,"
iagtc err; sic BREEDER, mir lorlit sils
lninnnclL che mir nod, sic Sdlftc oes
@cgcs pnrdl oic %sselien jiiriifgclegt
baben. &eriitd)cn Sic 81 idloiet-
id, mcrbe Mode Dor Der 8rottc hols
ten nio Sic sitr 3eit wefclt."
Die 8rdfin miBte ocnl anabcrl
red,t gebcil.; lie mar foitm nod i'm
Stolloc. lid, uufrcd,t su erbaiten.
Grid)opft 'onf tic ulii baS Mops.
mo mad, m%tnigen Mimiten bate ihr
Elm erauidenocr Shlof bic miibcn
Iugen acihfolien. 6lorion benustc
ole 3eit. nm nit ieillem 5%nidenmci-
ier 5lpci longc, frGftige Stofe 5tt-
red)t5n'dl1ei0eD. 6en eilien fiir bic
6rdfir, oeu onocrll fir iid) ielbit,
into nls am ferneu Snri5ont Der
critic Sdein bes neiteu Morgens lid
5ciatc, % trnt er 81 Der SdlafelOei
u1,b nnfnBte ibre Sonb.
,Gs lit 3eit. Srau @rGfin," ioete
or, ais ne ote Nltgct alitgeld)ldgell
botte. der Gag grout, mir miiiicn
aiifbredlen!"
,0n bait midi aus ciilcm id,onen
5roilm m1igcwcft. Slorian." iagte
lie ldf)eln0 mno itanb aif; i'd
trdiimte, i'd mare baheim IN meines
@aters Sailie unb itGnbe nit mel.
mem anabeu al,f Dem Irmc am
Tenlter mo idaiitc binab auf Das
bll,te @eordngc Der StraBe. 0o
fameii raId)e Critic iibcr Den aorri.
Dor. Die Sbiir gina ai,f, id orebte
mid, UNI mo mein @entahl itano
TOR mir, Die slrnc aussebreitet. nm
mid, linb mein ainb oil feline 9rnii
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
,Irall @r1fin!"

DSrali 8ratin!"
rWilit Oh nid)t mcin Sob1 ieiit,
Slorian?"
,Wutter!" ItanmeIte Der anabe
mtb erbob ifiiftern feline Augen al
ibr-rmeine Miitter!" iald1ate CT
uno leste feline Irme Inn ibrcn
Gals.
Die Come mar bober eeitieeen;
ein leiif)tenber StrabI fiel bnrd,
Sas feline Seniter uno traf Die BET
ben, Die. zines bas anoere iimidlrt-
gen balteno, Dor Dem Bette oes
idliimmernben &inbeS Itanoen.
llriel fam in Die Stiibe 5uriid;
Die bei6en borten eS nid)t. 2etle
oedte iie Elm peibes Sud iiber Den
Gid nnO itelIte 6as ia,ibere Ginbeii-
brettd1en oarauf. beidmert nit
Sdiii'eln friider, iparmer Milh mo
lelbltgebadencm 9roo nno gologel.
benz Sonig. gincn Iiieenblif ipar.
tete tie nod, Damn ging lie al Der
8rafin ino beriibrte ibre Sdulter.
p@nGbige @rGfin. oenfen sic
aiif an iid, Sic beoiirfen Der St6r.
fling! gs lit nidt piel, mos id,
bietc. ober-"
rOos Bette. ltrieI. mas i'd mir
iriinlf,en fann." fiel ibr Siloeaaro
ldhelno ms Wort; ,po Wild, lno
Sonig ffieBen, Sa lit bod imnner bos
aelobte 2anb! limo Sonnenlidt oosll
ilno blailer Simmel! 8, cs lit Iai,ae
her, bob mir @pttcS Come nid,t &C.
idicnen bot"
Sic mar pieocr crrit aeporOcn
lire bate Die sSGnoe geialtct, ciilen
a~iigenblid IN itiGem @ebct pernei.
LEND. Dann nabm lie an Dem
Glide Slas, mo ltriel uno Slorian
lesten lid ST. ibr.
Gs ihmedte ser Gr1fin portrefi.
lid, nno ltriel bate ibre berslidc
Sreloc oorat unb notbigte mieber
ulo mieoer, cr51bIte babel bon if.
rem 3iegen nnb gienenitofen bintcr
benz SGnshelt, uuo baB niait iolfcn
Sonig MIR I'M Gebirae baben FONT
te. no Die miirSisen beiliamen arGil-
ter nno glumen miihien.
Sect ober, CUTE llrieI," iaate
enolid Die @rdfin, yiebt tits genllg,
mebr faitn ih nid)t-io iprad) Bril-.
oerhen, oils Tie mitiammen in Den
8alb seeaneen paren itnb Die Beer
leitt nit polen SGnoen einaeItopit
batten; 10 iase oiih i'd! Sabt Oanf,
l!riel-Sbr babt mid nit Speiie
nnb Sranf erallidt, Ga i) oiirItete
uno biingerte! 9arauf lit @ottcs
2obn perbeiBen. nto id) mcrbe es
@uh nimmer pergeIicn."
llriel iuo1te n%ufltebcn, nm oen
lid ab5nrG'"'"'t abcr bic @rGiin
bielt lie suri'
.gleibt npI cine @eile iitcn!
Sd mill Gatb nit Giid) balten, mos
ih mtnlnehr tbiirl, pobin id) mid
wcnSen io1!"
vYflegen Sic crit Der Rlbc, Sralr
Grdfin," entgeenete Die altc, rlpenn
Der 2eib friid, lit, iino aitd Oic @e.
banfcn florcr!"
yNeir, llriel, ipenn id &iibe ba-
Zen ion, miB ih Siierit alarbeit ba-
ben. Sd min nod Brae Si meinent
Batter, benn bier lit meines glei-
bens nidt, ih miB 10 idnel oils
moalid fort, oenn iobalb meme
Slud)t cntoeft lit, miro aud meine
Serfolguns beginner, u,o ieoc Slit
IL, ieoe Soble. iebes @ebiiih merbel,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

3ieben ppllenL madlc iiber Die 9erge
biniiberfiibrt, 10 ,ueroen picle Stun-
Den p~eraeben, ebc Sic in Dos bob
nliide 2ono %gelongen. Aiif treibt
iid) aQerIei Yplfs aif oerielben nm.
Der, nnb Iei9t fonlrtc elmer oornnicr
iein, Der lie erfennte mo Die 81inoe
(SSortIeblrru oui Der A. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

nieinc ScrfoIser bitrd)ito6ern mo
ourd)ip1ben, INN mid iuieocr In ibre
@elpalt az befommer. @lio FORT
icoer Ser5ug brinet neite @efob.
ren!"
$50 miilien Sic iiber oas @cbir.
&c, gn1oige Srou!"
Limo Der @eg lit lang! @eroe
i'd i'm iider 5ieben fonnen?"
.@enn Sic Die groBc StraBc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

(Sortiesuns aui Der A Seite.)
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-10-30
Cause Of So Many Mecks Being Broke.

Cause OF So Many Mecks Being Broke.
In certain Virginia school for ne.
Eroes the lyceum was debating the
question, Resolved that capital pun
ishment should be abolished" Bill
Basey was arguing the affirmative.
After an impassioned plea this was
his clincher: "And lastly Mr.. presi-.
dent, l hold dat capital punishment
should be abolished for dis reason,
namely, dat 1t have been de cause of
SO many necks being broke"
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-10-30
TonsIfotomy o,erdo ~

The tonsil Is useful ii human
hroats, also animal throats. When
onsil Is so large as to almost all the
hroat, IL will be we'll to remove a por-
Ion OF 1t. An adenoid, unless 1t In
arse enough to fill the breathing space
It the back of the nostrils, will do no
iarm to let 1t stay and no good to re-
move 1t. Neither will colds be prevent
ID or their cure fastened by any
;onsil or aden0id operation.-Ex-
,hange.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-10-30
German East Africa.

The territory known as German
East Africa borders on the Indian
Ocean between degrees aud II de.
grees south latitude and extends into
the interior Of Africa as far as Lake
Tanganyika. 1t is about 700 miles
long and 600 miles wide, and en-
braces an area OF approximately 1884,
600 square miles. equivalent to the
combined area of Texas and New
Mexico.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-10-30
Household Hint.

Straw mating suitcases and shop
ping bags can be very much improved
In looks and usefulness by q coat of
cheap wagon varnish, which makes
them waterproof. A good wetting will
generally spoil them, but the varnish
causes them to shed water like duck.
This should be done once q year.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-10-30
Holman HUNTS Failures.

Gambart, the art dealer, sent Hol-
man Hunt to the holy land to paint
. picture similar to the Light OF the
World" Hunt returned with THE
Scapegoat." which 40 disappointed
Gambart that he refused to accept 1t.
Seeing Linnell. the painter. shortly
'afterward. he plaintively said: Il
wanted nice religious picture, and he
painted me a great goat"
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-10-30
Pigeons az Dispatch Carriers.

During the siege of Paris carrier
pigeons proved of great practical use
In carrying messages. These were
Photographed microscopically on pei
hcles OF collodion which were ins
closed In goose quilts attached to q
Six thread in the upper part Of the
tall feathers. Now there is Q mill.
tary pigeon system controlled By the
French ministry of war.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-10-30
DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLUB

Tho Domestic Science Club of Spring
fold will meet with Mrs. Henry
Chandler Wednesday, October 5, at
one o'clock. The business meeting
and program will follow luncheon
Mary D. Snyder, Secretary.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-10-30

We owe the blue Of the sky to the
nne dust in the atmosphe ric heights,
where the air is purest. When the
wind sets the dust IN motion the blue
turns to gray. The smoke Of q cigar
10 blue az 1t issues from the mouth
Of the smoker in whitish gray be-
cause the particles of the gray smoke
have increased in volume by fixing
water vapor. :.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-10-30
TRAINED NURSE
MRS. FRED WEST
Riverside Road Phone 2s2 N G
Riverside Road
this Of

Shipping tags for sale at this Of
flee. adv.
Mrs. Alex Burnett, of Mackay, is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Hoo
yer, for few days.
Horace Manwareing left "Wednesday
morning for Salt Lake, where he will
visit friends and relatives for eek.
L. ]. Buttcane left Wednesday az
tcrnoon for Logan, Utah, where ne
will visit relatives and transact bus
ness over Sunday.
Arson Guest left Wednesday morn
ing for Salt Lake, where he will at
tend the funeral of his brother, who
was killed instantly Tuesday morn
ing by stepping on live wire.
Mrs. w. G. Sollenberser and family
were the hostess of a surprise in
honor of w. c. Sollenberger, Tues
day evening at their home three miles
cast of town. Various games were
played and refreshments wcrc serv-
ed at 1890 o'clock.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-10-30

Jessie g. Warren, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Amer B. Warren, died at tho
Blackfoot hospital Saturday afternoon
at 2:2O O'clock death being caused
by appendicitis. The young man was
apparently recovering until Saturday
morning, when he took the hiccoughs.
which lasted until death, period Of
a little more than two hours.
Mr.. Warren was born in Mapleton,
Utah. on the twenty-eighth day OF
May, 1883, and Is survived by wife
and four children. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon in the Grove
land ward and the body, accompanied
by several relatives, was shipped to
Mapleton Wednesday On the morning
train for interment.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-02-21

Constipation.
You are bilious. your thirty feet Of
bowels become clogged up, poisonous
gases are generated in the bowels and
thrown out in the system, your head
aches, you have chjlIs and fever. you
are nervous and i'll, tempered. your sys-
tenn is full of bile not properly passed
of. Your disordered stomach and bill
iousness cannot be regulated until you
remove the cause. 1t is not your st0m-
sch's fault. Your stomach is as good
as any.
Try LlV-VER LAX. it . purely veg
etable. Do not resort to harsh physics
and calomel which ruins the system
and softens the bone.
LIV-VER-LAX acts gently, yet posi-
lively on the liver. stomach and bowels.
is pleasant to take and does not grippe
or sicken. 1t is recommended for grown
ups and babies all alike.
You will be surprised at the amount
Of bile a bottle Of LlV-NER-LAX viii
clean QUITO your system. Buttry a rtgu-
lar Soc or 800 bottle at S. l.. kuines
drug store on our guarantee and be
convinced.
THE LEBANON COOPERATIVE
MEDICINE CO., Lebanon, Tenn.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-02-21
TO WHOM DOES THE RIVER BE.
LONG?

The river belongs to the Nation,
The levee, they say, to the State;
The Government runs navigation,
The Commonwealth. though, pays the
freight.
Now, here is the problem that's heavy
Please which Is the right or the
%wrong?--
When the water runs over the levee,
To whom does the river belong?
It's the Governments river in Summer
When the stage of the water is low,
But in spring, whenit gets on a hummer
And starts Ger the levee to flow,
When the river gets suddenly dippy,
The State must dig down in its till
And push back the old Mississippi
Away from the farm and the mill. B
| know very little of having.
+ I've made little study of courts,
I've done little geeing and having
Through verdicts, opinions, reports;
Why need there be anything more said
When the river starts levees to
climb?-
II the Government owns the aforesaid
1t must W 1t all the time.
If the bull you are leading should below
And jump over somebody's fence,
There isn'tmuch doubt you're the fellow
Expected to bear the expense.
If it follows a Sunday school teacher
And chases the maid up a tree,
You're owner the same of the creature,
Undoubtedly all will agree.
II some time should somebody's chickens
Get into your garden and dig
And pull up the plants like the dickens,
Or somebody's bulIpup or pig,
The owner thereof cannot blame it
On you or some party remote,
The owner thereof can't discIaim it,
The chick or the pup or the shoat.
If it's the Mississippi in drytime,
It's yours, Uncle Sam, when its wet,
If it's your Mississippi in hytime,
In flood time it's your river yet
There's no other way you can make it,
And so, when | give the alarm,
Come get your darned river and take it
Away from my timber and farm!
-- Douglas MaEloch, in American Lum-
herman.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-02-21
OUR MOTTO: "sE JUST AND FEAR NOT"
GREENWOOD. LnFLoRE COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY q, 1913,
LIV-VER-LAX FOR
SICK HEADACHE.

1t is Your Inactive Liver and Cloggcd
Bowels. Liv-yer-Lax is the P~anaces
for all Liver Troubles and
Constipation.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-08
DEADLOCK THREATENED
IN ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE

Springfield, H., Jan. S.--Possibll-
iiy of n deadlock over the election OF
a sneaker of the lower house faced
tho state legislators when the general
assembly opened its regular session
today. None OF the four political
parties in the house membership has
sufficient votes to control the cleo
tion. The Democrats who outnum-
bcr any other party, arc divided In
to hostile factions. The stnnd taxi
en- by Governor elect Dunno who
j0ia.d iu the election OF Willium
Lor inner to the senate four years ago
has Intensified the difficulty OF the
speakership problem.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-08
PREPARE BONDS FOR
CONVICTED IRON WORKERS

Representatives of the building
Trades Council! OF California are Pre-
pared to file bonds Of $ei0.o0o FOR
the release of llnf \. Tvcitmoc sccro-
tary and Eugene A. Clancy. OF tho
structural Iron Workers union. tho
two San Franciscoans recently con-
victcd In Indianapolis. II. II. Me
carthy. president of the council is
awaiting only the acceptance OF the
bondsmcnt by the United States dis
,ric, ccnrt in this city which he cy-
pcctcd today.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-08
TAFT FAvORS REPEAL
OF CLOSED SEAL SEASON

Washington. Jan. S-l'residcnt
TAFT in n special message to congress
today recommended the repeal OF
the act OF congress which prohibited
for five years the killing OF FUR
seals on the Pribilor Islands. passed
more than n year ago. Investigation.
the president said. showed n remark
able incrensc In the size OF the herd
In one season and proved concl,isivcly
that only the female seals and the
bull male seals need protection and
that thousands OF bachelor seals
can be killed each year without re-
ducing the herd.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-08

every candidate The Chronicle News
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Subscriptions this offer must he NEW of SIX
received this office by the hour
above mcnoncd-9 o'clock tonight.
give outside candidates the Of time 10
offer will he enjoyed by the candidates
will them all of months
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words will accept the p"simnrk pomastcrs
outside of the package sufficient evidence that
the rules of the offer have been complied with But the envelope
package show that mailed BY ? clock
six-nar,hs subscriptions will this offer
and ,hrcycar longer subscriptions will count
the number of they paid for.
Read Very Carefully
The have appeared for the last and in order
o he received this later than
the night of Friday January 10
This the coupons clipped paper The snbsrp
ballots special offer ballots the close
of the concs-ammary Is. d" misunderstood this-the
office later than clock Friday night sub
scrpon and special offer ballots do have deposited
that time They are good right up to the close.
All votes east - o'clock will appear
in Mondays paper. After this Saturday, the ballot
box will he sealed and the key deposited local bank until the
viii he taken from It's resting place the judges. of
local business who will have the final
which will determine the winners of the handsome 1913 FORD
III" elegant 1929 kohr Campbell upright nno the perfect
and handsome 800 diamond the 20yHr guaranteed ladies
gold the complete
Trinidad and Drchcr business Colleges.
The standings of candidates appear paper
will b" published thereafter without change This
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-08

Etfic Roper. 3c6 s. COM. $3.50
Eva Richardson. 50l Convent. hO3O0
Nellia Sullivan. 400 University 500i0
Virginia Easton. si1 Topeka. 1880
Bee Pcllctt, Topeka avenue. .iG3io
Mrs. J. W. Bartlett. sig
Washington. :. -. -. 1850
Esther White. 401 Short. .iOiO0
Mrs. +. p. Kane. 4?5 state. 1880
Kim Anderson. Tillotson street. .12S0
Gladys irIttcuger. 100 Plum6 1850
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-08

DISTRICT NO. /

> Consists OF The City OF Trinj- =
+ dad. from the center of CONNER =
> cial street AMI Arizona avenue, =
= west. 81
{. (. = + = = = 49, = = 80
VcrIic Gntlin. 42s First .ll1OsO
Ada Fowler. 723 Grant. l095S0
Mrs. Il. Mayficld. 4G1 Park. 10s5S0
Anna Ma!ouff. so. W. Main. 1Osl!o
Gra,icc johnson. 81? Willow I0sO3n
Goldin Jcttl ALB Nevada. l05iin
Augusta Moscr. 1899 Blvd. -. .10e3G0
Leah Dewitt. 3a9 Short st. 10000
Marjorie HOldsworth, GIL
Willow street. ... 3S0
Maud Roscbaugh. 135 Park. .92S0a
Katherine Goodrich. l0G Park ?052O
Rafaclita Scna, 52l State. 90i:0
Mrs. Donnie D. Horton, 700
Atchison street. ..... 9O29O
Francis Curto. 3ia College. .90l20
Irene Hughes. 3t5 W. Baca. $500
Alice bray. i27 Nevada e. $40
Mary Bonato. 9l5 State. -. SG5s0
Blarche Dutton. 3li Topeka .SGi70
Edith Carter, 12l Johnson. $500
Minnie Butler. j02 Pine. ..S571O
Anna Raiti. SIS Nevada. . .SJ2Go
Julia Felh.r. G02 Prospect .Sli20
Nc,tic Adamscn. &3G Univ. s371o'
Susie Chlis. i40 ". Dncn 1880
Dot Sanders. Ell Colorado. 1870
Grace Green, 3ll Nevada. .ii1lO
Louise Fisher, ol2 Nevada =. 6Sau0
Nellie Pomeroy, sci Atchisop cello
Helen Walker, san Juan. Baca G2900
Mayme Browning. 365 College 55l50
Laura Herring, 3lG S. Animas 5000
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-08
DAUGHTER OF JOHN

London. Jan. S.--The marriage
took place today of Max Greene.
chairman of the Irish prisons board
and Mis- Johanna Redmond. young
est daughter of John T.. Redmond.
leader OF the Irish nationalist party.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-08
CHANCE SIGNS WITH
new YORK AMERICANS

Chicago. III. Jan. S.-Frnnk l..
Chance this aitc;noo signed con-
tract to manage tho New York
American Baseball Club for ihr"r
years. lie will tax" charI. February
i. Terms Of the contract wcr. not
announced.
II was learned. however. on excel.
lent authority that Chance Will re-
ccive an annual salary Of $500"
during the life of the contract and
viii receive In addition five per cent
of the clubs net profits which II was
'cstimaisd would not Chance $780,
600 FOR his three years service. tn"
com pcn sation II said to he the iarg-
cs: ever paid u baseball manager o.
player.
The contract WAS signed shortly
after +. o'clock this afternoon ut tho
office OF Rnn Johnson. president OF
the American league. Chances de-
cision to accept fnrrcil's offer was
reached mt tho close OF two hour
conference. Chance will remain IN
this city for . days. more to attend
TO personal business matters and Will
then return to his orchard In Cali
fornfn Tor week. lie expects to
visit New York the first week nj next
month.
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chamberlain's Cough Remdev

This remedy mas no superior Tor
coughs and colds. II is pleasant: to
take. II contains no opium or other
narcotic. II always cures. For snlc by
all dealers.
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DISTRICT NO. 4
Consists o! i.as Animas Ct

> Consists q! i.as Animas conn I
= ~ Of Colorado south Of tho Las 4
= Anlmas river. including all 4
= towns and territory bordering 4
= on the river. "nd t'nion and Col I
= fax counties. of New Mexico.
= = = 4 = 4 = = = + 8 = = = + =
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LAST Big c53E$ $F3B f}EE }ft47 Y At M '5ESSE S;FSEx sH

Wilmer Chandler. II: y. 9Th. .SOOSO
Carrie Smith. Gl6 Arizona. 1890
Thelmn Coppcrs. I'M Ari.. 1850
AlIecn Daugherty. 2l3 Walnut 1870
Vcda Harris. $40 san Pedro. !2:G0
Ruth Harris. eth & Baltimore .GS130
Daisy Rogers. $50! \. Com. .GGG:o
Mrs. las. Thompson.
ilS Maple. -. ..,... .G1s30
Mildred Thomas. II: Arizona G3SS0
Ruth Perkins. ais r.. Topeka $3.50
Myrtle Martin. 2li 5. Walnut $3.50
Mrs. o. l.. Davis. Jr,.
lG23 San Pedro street. .... 1880
Julia Henson. G:0 r. First. 2G3,0
Ada Smith. Ensleviiic I'M. ..il:o
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DISTRICT NO. 9 4
T., Consists Of the, City OF Trini- 4
) dsd. from tho center Of CONNER 4
, ciai street and Arizona avenue. 4
east ~ - 4
= = ++ = = . = = = - = =
Elizabeth Rankin, i2ia

Elizabeth Rankin, 1919
ROsiet. d. a.. ~. ..... 1850
Bessic Archer, Chestnut -. .liiG7o
Anna Hern. San Pedro street 10000
Krcss McPhail, .sl0 Frost. :. 10000
Zetta Reeves, COB Frost. .iO5S2o
bessie nupp. 3fi T.. Topeka. 1890
Teresa Rcsch. 21i Goddard. .o"07D
10y Clark. 500 Arizona $3.50
Margaret DcnrisOn. i0G
Snrn'c street. -. ,.... 92d'o
Mabel Dctamorc. ...
1925 San Pedro street.. 5000
Maudc Claim. 816 Il. Second. .S7770
Pearl Ashley. 1874 Linden. S71iO
Mary Mccoy. 9TH aud Oak. .SG9SO
Hope Barnes. 920 Spruce. $3.50
Edna lfuttou. Ga Chestnut. $3.50
Mrs. Chonita Flores. 323
Johnson ...-.... '"''o"
Lupic Bent, 60: First street. $4,000
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DISTRICT NO. 3

= Consists oI iiusrfano County =
= and all towns In Las Aninins =
= county. north Of tho Las AMI Z
= mas river. bu' not including =
= towns or territory bordering IN =
= the river. =
Z 4 4 4 4 4 4 q q 4 4 q 4 4 & & 4
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