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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-23

Nmquerquc business men and citizens will be treated to
genuine surprise this morning when they receive their mail Tor IN
will be checks for those who subscribed 10 the fund raised by the
Commercial club months ago for the purchase OF the site o
the new two million dollar Santa 'e shops
The special committee OF the Commercial club consisting OF
p f AcCanna L. Brooks NJ W Flournoy. George A. Nase-
man and Simon Stern which helped raise the ud amounting 70
SOP 35375 and which committee given full power by the
Commercial club to-drert expenditure for the land desired by
the railway COMPANY Yesterday completed It's work and framed IT'S
final report the club This report shows that Of the Soz555/9
subscribed by Albuquerque citizens exactly S5o4OVO9 or SIXTY
three per cent. is returned to them
However credit be given the Santa fe Railway COM
panv for the amount money contributed for the acquiring Of
the land which the shops will be built The railway com
pany gave a total OF S65OO0
The total Of the shops Site shown by the statement Of
the committee S92.21S
Too much credit be given the special committee OF the
Commercial club for its splendid work to the Commercial club as
whole which organized body made possible the ultimate sue
the task confronting and every business man and citizen
BY subscribing the fund contributed toward the purchase Of
the shops and in this way aided securing for Albuquerque
new railroad shops to cost two million dollars.
The detailed statement showing every cent OF money sub
scbe how expended and the amount returned 70 each subscriber
follows
RECAPITULATION-REC AND DISBURSEMENTS
SHOP SITE PROPOSITION
Statement
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-23
SEVEN KILLED AND
ONE HURT IN WRECK


Clinton. Ia, June 29- Seven men
We're killed ana another probably
fatally injured in the wreck of a
freight train ON the Chicago Mil-
waukce aud ST. Paul railrou,l near
here today. The freight train. speed
Ing down four-mile hill, between
Del Mar and Downs station. crashed
head-on into gravel train. two
miles east OF Del Mar, at noon. Both
engines were wrecked and eS cars
were piled on the demolished gravel
train
Two wrocking crews worked six
hours clearing their way to the
ear IN which the bodies were found
The victims have not been identified
and are believed 10 have been beating
their way In a freight car.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-23
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
SENT BY BOY SCOUTS

Washington. june 22.-Standing ON
the front porch of the White House
at $3.50 O'Clock Tuesday morning.
President Wilson win place In the
hands of "a boy scout, message that
is 20 be kept moving dav and night
until four DAYS. three and half
hours later II is placed in the hands
of Mayor Carter Harrison. al Grant
park, Chicago.
Scouts Will relay the message all
the way, covering the 77S.7 miles at
an average speed Of almost eight
miles an hour
The International Athletic Cham-
pionship associations olympic
carnival meet at Grant park Is to be
opened next Saturday by the delivery
of the message.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-23
SON OF JAPANESE
EMPEROR IS I'LL

i"' ~""'tNN f'1"NNA tfteihA ttAtNn HifNl
san Francisco. June 22.-princc
Atsunomiya, second son of the em-
peror of Japan, has been ill since
June 18th, according TO cable rec
eeived here today hy the japanese
newspaper. The young man has sur.
fered from loss Of sleep aud his appo-
tite has been poor.
According TO the same source. it Is
announced that the japanese mission
is contemplating the despatching of
Niscount kentaro Kanck, privy cuun-
sellor' TO this country to investigate
the conditions of the japanese and
also to determine the best way 10
solve the Japanese-American diff
culties In a satisfactory manner.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-23

Breakfast ~ oatmeal ana milk
fried ham, boiled potatoes, bread
butter and coffee
Dinner Roast beef with gravy
mashed potatoes. peas tapioca pud-
ding. bread, coffee ice tea.
supper Baked pork and beans, cue
cumber pickles. fried potatoes bread,
coffee.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-23

CONTINUED on Page Two.l
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-23
.S|XTY-THREE PER CENT Of THE
TOTAL AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED
GIVEN BACK To BUSINESS
MEN AND CITIZENS
EVERY FOOT OF LAND ACQUIRED AND
DEEDS ARE DELIVERED TO THE
SANTA FE RAILWAY COMPANY

Special Committee Charged With 0nerouS Duty OF Buying
Tract for New Two Million Dollar Plant Finally Completes
Work and Submits Itemzed Report Of Receipts and Ex-
pendtlEes; Great Credit and Thanks OF Community Due
Members Who UnSefiShy Gave Of Their Time to Make
Possible Big Railroad improvements Here Which VIII Make
This City Metropolis Of Southwest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

CORROBORATION
OF Interest to Ellsworth
Readers.

For months Ellsworth citizens have
seen in these columns enthusiastic praise
Of Deans kidney Pills by Ellsworth resi-
DENTS. woaiG these prominent people
recon mend a rsnedy thar had not proven
rsllsble4 woaid they cOanrm their state
meats after years had elapsed II p~rsonal
experience ha6 NOT showa the rsusdy TO
De- worthy Of endorsement The follow
ing statement should carry conviction to
tss uasnd OF every Ellsworth reader.
&c. Meadsr, X. r. D. ., Ellsworth,
Ne. says: "AIi that I said in praise Of
r,o@n's kidney Pills come years ago, still
holds good. The benefit this remedy
brought one Of my family has been per
rnanens. the one about whom ] am
Speaking was caused great deal Of suffer
ing for years by kidney complaint. Dosn's
kidney Pills proved their merit by
qaickiy making cure.
70. sails by all dealers. Pries 80 cents.
Foster Mlburn Co, .BaHalo, Ses York.
sole agents. for the United States
Remember the name Deans snd
take 30 other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

Poor Blood
is Responsible

for much sickness and suffer
ing because its quality deter
mines cur resistive power.
With poor blood we are Ian
guild, susceptible to colds, lack
natural energy and ambition,
and the gradual d e cline d
strength makes prompt ard
careful treatment necessary.
Drugs or alcohol cannot make
blood and must be avoided.
ScorTs EMULSION is natures
grandest blood-maker because
cf its wholesome medical noaTishnac-;,
so carefully pre<iigessed that il assiHi-
lates without taxing digestion ard
quickly increases the red corpascles
Of the blood, strengthens the organs
and tissues and upbuilds the whole
system
Absolutely nothing compares vl,A
ScoTTs EMULSION to purity and C.
rich the blood TO ogercuESe OF avoid
anaernia. Ii is Totally free fror al
eohol or opiaies and your healiA &C.
Gands the purity Of Scorr's-
scpr a Brw=e- E4Oazss<A1 NJ Lts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31
N.Rrr1 nRnslgsvlr1.R.

T. 5. zs0w and xits spsas thrsn Gays
last week a. Saax5-.
G-args and Bert Dos, 81 Bernard, are
VISITING their aans. ElancEs Caastc.
Mrs Myrtle snssk and family, Of
Tsiss5aro- ara guests Of Msssse Grfndis-
The Csr4ssaa&s ea1osrr Gn6sr ths man
axxraenG Of kixxsn Goo6egl ans stella
LynsGrser wss great s9cresa.
A. the Gas4si zs@esiaz 81 Eagsdaes
Eo1xs. r. and A. NJ. rse--foGtswGnx eessaer~
w~rs essczsss: W. n. e. z. sseel~s 5. w..
y. r. Dswi J. ". Harry .S&aa6srs: trsas-
arsz. Edgar Bse1xsst. serr@sarys / j.
Coassns: - o., G.. e. ia sson; J. D., J. r.
Ats~xrc. The Installation will szks phase
Jan. 10
Der II G
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31
SOUTH GouLnsHoRo.

Mrs. Ids Hooper 10 recovering from Der
sllnsas.
~ 4 Free~e and wife hxve rstcrned
fross a wish Ia Ch@rryfisid-
4, P1tsen. Of East Franklin. wss recent
guest Of bis SAINT, Ars, oiivs Rasisr-
Ms.s EeulMh Banker, Of Bar Haroor,
srens her Christmas vacation here
n. L. sargent. wife and daughter spsHf
e.hrsstu.ss in Birch Harbor With Alton
Banker and wifs.
Itsa q ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

A ysilow- haired Ss~csnsssns az sha viz
inwx walked snso fAs sgtses ~ q p~aragn~as
sEEcyngr tbs cth@r car, xa4 sas1 AAy
@sns yea to xssxs suns@ papers eat Az
Bay farm In PsseEl rsiisy, aas AZ tank
~ w#ns ns0rtxsrs~ Way 90 ysm van:
q szaxfxsgs.n sxSZs4zsea fAs ia<yev, ~
yon 6waxhs fse faFuys BuBs pea ~azs
1esegs Va. AZ ssnx nue. @sx yy@ss szc
So ewy fAxn zaA xxxga Sasa Ansz ess.s-
tssa8T nnssss sio~& ~Ss6 . zsssrsxz<s Rs5 AK
IA fsrrs. AZ tszk az Tax q uyssrsgsxv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31
mgEA.
Dec =.

Y. r. Soyes has moved into W. :"
Sayss' bease-
Hattie EoGfs. who has employ mens al
Bar Harrison, spent Christmas at home
Ramona Dunhsr &nA Miss Amanda
Younx xsre married On Chrlstrnas day
MIRA. Alma Stewart Is home from
Charleston, wsere shs sRs been attending
scA1aos.
Mrs. Georgia YouEg. wso has nssn WIN
Der eaaghtsr. Mrs. Hains Anderson .
fsw wseks- has returned 10 csozidssoro-
Dee 20. r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31
EAST FRANKLIN.

Mis- Finra Halo~rs whs has o@@a asAy
seaeatsz IL AsGs1.
Miss MAess9 wslises IL @ers with Der
rasmats sa< tew Sseks-
Maurice Gox5e, 81 Escksporf. - the
xness OF bis Eaess T. VI. SlAisesii asd
f&nlly.
The Chrtstrs&s. sEtsTtsinrsens and tree
at ,ss Met h0asss ehurcA TAGrscay even
ing vas great sreress-
AmGvg shs teachers wso are -hoDe for
the holi6xy rsc~ss are Leo W siAisceil,
Misc Harrses anc F1orsnce Blaiscel1, Miss
Eva and Marcia springsr, Misc sessrsce
Gax9an.
I~e. q. b
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31
HUSBANDS HAIR



BAndruff. use Partisan sage
Most men are careless regarding ne
care a. the hAsr--not until Il cDass
ouf b. tire enmbfni DO thry really tsNe
notice, Then IL may be TOO late.
II your husbands hAir - getting
thin; II he has dandTuff or the sos ?
isetss and barns--;2ks Immediate 50
tioa; 90 no let him become a bad
Aestc
Get from G. A. l'areher 5oeent
bottle of Partisan Sage Rub Il we!
INTO the scalp every night, The mr.
application VIII remove 6andr1h.
Missn the hair stops failing and me
new growth appears. use every niEA-
usttn the hair Is thick and abundant
Partisan sage Is a delightful and N
MIGRATING hair tonic for men, women
asid children. IL is a scientific prepare
tion based on q thorough knoWlrdsS
Of what is needed by the hair ai'a
scalp To keep them perfectly heaithy
ara remove dAndTuf. stop scalp Yen
and falling hair. Surely Try PaFisiA"
Sage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31
COUNTY NEWS.
wExr rREMslxT

The arst ssaaaf sale % the lsa.e, Is.
sssesefy, h@sa ca tha Mashasssst as.s.-
Dec. Y. sas a crest ssnras.. TAe a..
wss snsy arv&axrsa By cnsarnsss@s i es,..
Mrs ssdsa Egs. Mrs. letsls Ma-.s.s,
asst Mrs Cavrss Taarstsn. assiasas q.
ssaer saasanars- The xfseasn sAage 80.
asina wtsh sprona. and Mrs. Ega are,,s.,
az e. Mrs. n. o. R@c,s presided Il -
sssnn aastes MR.. Msrsnall az taa taaev
work table, Mf~s Hazel Rsaa Al shn eas.sy
table, Mrs. Thsessan At TIRE xras-tr,s,
wsieA was GelixAs 50 Fhe ehisarsn. mx
grNfAs RnmsoT aan Mrs AanAs Lass, .sls
kh~ eae~erssu sast cake. TAs tanssa 49,.
wsia p@ErensEse. nearly every arsiels 10.
iag ssss- Anoas SO wza takes.
pae. ~ 9s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

Tne Exypt Christmas tree advertisements
~as . suc.ess. The program foiic~s; Re-
marks. Barney MaiIsns prayer, e =
AanssA. rseitstions. Harold carsnbs, hope
Buslsr. Rata sa~yrr, aiio Clark Barton
sseammcn. warren Billings, Leona CiArk'
Seva Lspscoss. Mrs. r. E, scAmmon
kinsagy fsrnishsd the m1sic VIII hef
s,s.npovrsph, Thers mere sbou: fifty pFes-
~. Al wens aonss feeling better Tor
having nset- .
Dec. o.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

rhzs eagzmn - 4sv1sszs - eaa Grz1a@. as
persalzg 10 ta@ x-anwws NJ EaSn@cz esansy.
aissmewasa az panfcs 81 s@nsral izrxrNsz. ard
Ssx esperss ~ xraax@ m@mssaws. Mass lseaars
shars and esncfses All rasumMaEcaksn1s masA
BE- sgwnna- BOT names wizg sas he prtussst ex-
ssps sv seza1lssfga "a The wiser. AZ e8m~
sAanscnssoas Ali sa a~hSers to Approval ~
sas eaffer. sas ssna VII 81 rzfpesssa Nsasaas
zlsuss r@amnm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

wAssAFASE&. &c. ssSrTE HxEKRTIE-
Thss1 wsrS tasrgy In sstezcs1e< a. zee
regular sss@ses of asssap@asA zrzags
Dec. g A bcx sEyper vas served and
ftae Christmas pTuwrmn WA presented
Leslie Csne&xs vas sssetec 70 ssrTs as
master, G~nceGo Eiesrsex hsvtax eeoEiHsd
re- esssem
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

Tbs n9ss&artEy ttSeiGSs hEfD9nE sepsass@h
asa atksr steazsNsMbxr faFaaz ~ ee3smAs
letter. sat fhTwha &Msf sssA sF1geaphN
sstfssss sytss eaNe41 ~ gBr. Hssfsass@ts eSents
ssssss.ss.s.s f4ea - Fsfeh n Msadeta. If7.s
ssvss II sssrehsAsss 4 ssr ~ Brs f8wbss.2 4
Ees&asx GlE4nselsss nAss h26 klexEffs& *sEs
slses so rsxf4 wa axae aaea krsafs9 ~
ssMseg 5000 s~sss wMaN g8vsn she SsAai
fAe5 800 6ssr ~ ~ f5aE4ynss EexAnsS Oinf-
1870 - Rvsfs s4ss9eses ssle&la sfg ~
III ssse -. ssgs4s4Vs III eeBaB asee SNw xm@FA@-
ssa 4 ~ asey1@v fsxMs&sA. A. Nh BfoxgAzss ~
W nssfss 80. =
F61&efaF essesgssaa8 CO. xehf1s@esRhAs y
s&s Gam2ss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

Asw axsaznExs wxz@&~s sSS xzxsTwsz~
A sszzaz AZ LS~swgga2 saax sasl1 vega 81
asaaax 4aas q %uNhef nf Tmrxss fs1@Ea saIE
kza1l wsggA y Fs2As44-
THe saa1stRr4 gasxas % baxssi CT yasazSes
"a gssd nrAer a@& 81 sar sAsyytzgs Ia "
e@x1Es. sf ap9s&s. ~ pcasEs-
rlz4 xeaastsFA xes41k Ct aaxksi - b~z1s 50
rrss1 sr&@r Ra& ST. fer aa8pEkms- ~ SC pe1ae9ss
~ waeeE4 n~ess. g'ksa- saxs tGrs8ss &z3 $50.
- Ys1aa1s, % eurE. = YS%z&ss Of S1snzs- =
SnaMGss af eaggmsss SSASis& rsrrt Rse rye snsa
tnaaMz ns~zs VI yGsEze3x. - pNrss4p %. ~ s1gz9s
~ s2F5ry sSss n31xwssa1. q aszasszS 81 ss1ss
"a gra1A#. sr <ven mxAsHrk "a ~ asrs&n.e2s-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

E4st ElnehslI grargs be3d ia regular
rz@exEng n@e. z. wfta far s1tezeaaes.
FIa&l arrangements wSrs n@ee tcg install
EmsGca. Sister Ssli1s wooc s&s eeHE in
v4tsa 20 install There wil 10 a ssrp~F,
&se sack ssszher has the privilege Of IN
WING one. All rsmeaEs srs tsqzesEas
70 hrsnx Tod.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31
futnas sausfa gsgamH.
ia Noescs sHsipfisf avid HspefsA' "

TIE purposes sf titse egstaTnn &zs saSFaaetsS
ssstass "a the a4e nstso-is y htr me auiiaa
nssBeat. &ad Arms - o. ssissAA saa aapefaa-
ssin9 ssr the sammen astsi, e 8s s5r ~" cpsa'
rBn ase-a paassr rysHs, paEvegsr e "a
rasuAszan saa saa4easiaa, nesiiasn fsr enc ia3
ssssasags az stszs. "a shis szpaTsty = satislf@
sausn 81 sessions, ssi rs sacsess es8sasss 'sFaeaF
"a me saRpars Ssses u ~ salts respect seaS-
manifestations a asE ae sisasss. hEE Eile a@sfle -
writer Ns4l sos as HEa aai sxespE ~ gs7'aaesaon-
Communicates sAi be sass3esE - spgrRsai ar
re,ertlpa W car sssstar ss sss sFaiaHa, Sat soas
Va be rs;eeaes Estaoat zuod saassn- Address
al COMMUNICATIONS -
Taxa ANMaseAS.
sliasssrrA. he
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

Iassas A fssrasts pass and gae y. r.
& viii sas@ Psc1se e2aaar at eraaa
Array ksis az - e'eaaxS s@sGr4sy. Jan. 4
Tss sewfv-aEsrtsa e<scvrs Viii s~ ia
stalled In the sstsxncua az ! o7eiees.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31
rxER mz.E SO.

D~sr Isle grange met Lee H. With Eoa<;
sssenoanre. There wRs no literary Frc-
gran. sGs several nssnbsrs spo&s fer the
good o. the oraer. Myrx r. Rrown was
caosea orgxEiss- off2cSrs ssrs elected -
toaIows; r. w Harry. master @ l. Hardy,
ovuraeer; FIorz o ss4nson. leetarsrs Jack
stsnson, steward; Harold & Hardy. sssasz-
Aat steward; Celia e Hardy; chaplain
Eamsr @ HARDY, treasurer; Ada Hardy,
secretary; Gay Il Gray, gateEsspsr;
CaArisnA Lose, Ceres; Carrie B Gray.
Pgnsan&: Lisa 81 Stinsea, Fiera; Beulsh
III. TeFxvy, lady assistant steward.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

Marsa sflle xrz2gs met saturday evening.
Tne rruxraz wss sail rxEaxxss. Oscars
~11I he Installed Isa. 10 All are rssssstsa
10 hrszw food FOR harvest feast Degrees
ca swe candidates xsll Be spntezTse JsE. ,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

n4sar R d Frssmsss Gpss mas AL
srssa yaa. shls ~ es Dpesssseg. Ess2. SD
w5aA yea marry cas4ssEas sE@ zagSy aSe
pres geg2aas Nsw Year.
+ ssal vsg Hn12tg &n& ashamed ssAs
hassnf Kristes s&H<s car ssvssg rsa@l@zs
saFs4s zss@ns to. sza Evs Sac sa1 a. 81 81
n3ae As ~sAasxss So 20 @spy ass4srs far
% eai@nz shEe ssoSs tss Seat. Ssszs&a
z3sAsz. Ass AASEs sad s2 tAs Fs&a-
sssass foTzsze, Tor Ire sss@ sssss-ri6Ses.
visa wors-ss @&ag mesls 80 serve Sc @asss q
lzsgs samHg tas pa&nts So sftrE 81 sHss ~
pos aae ehs zssaessx tA&z aza lay - sA
ssasmsr ssessse x ny hart hssa. as@ ssea
8 os q srstlsz "a e. ss - csliGFsa llse
away s1seys Sas. asa jzss Sow I've seeH mAA-
tnz Few CaFistssez grsseuts- Ta.Ak e n,
Wiz gsms Here '1ss CMTissssaa AGa ws ne
Fseses tAas ws Sers lass CArssszas- A@f@ts
lsnst IS. when aa@ hss Is - tsssr hesrf 10 gtss
asa give az eAsr
xsxtr msA&. 90 are vel ass ~ = sss
eaNragYB. Na3 serve bees izpised oE& 60 cAriss-
nss asszsf &s1 ss snS4 Awe @aste SD q
agvely tsaae I've sa6s son s.. y. g. wAeFs
se ass IEslsss . ZIG srszsg csair cushion As@
h5s BETTER aals sxs sresesnF p3alow-easss Ter
the eoass 50 nssoh ske c@sa2aE- 40 ny AssA
is a 1tt szsy faeFs. Aftsr CArsssazAs ia tFF
10 write = saasas isss~s 80 s@i4 PCS lots az
ihiaxe aE4 Ssoaa Res gzs9iEz fsst I've
1osae. Naw mSst ~ rAs sa2&, o. sAasl ss
pass rs~n Eesrasr ssseaxA-
Tn.s wggg be Aaga. laasiT Cafiss=nss fer
awnfNsH@ Aa1 her fsm1sg. La 20 sorry for
tssa. 2@@ q 50 sSrEg Tar ourselves. tsr se'ys
lost sac ssNs Bsss "a e~F ~. D. rsaarn- Mf.
x Wss SC ~aeuse5. s@sA sssaA4s eAe@s'
minded aah. aS6 Ne saa9 So ns@ea isssves'
10 fss eesHHsa. Hos gs9s Is s&& thss We sas
hlm 400 SAID aa~2-sgs. serrg for saeSs
NJ Is Nss wsse sss sAsFs. Do@s Jos kaes.
Ne sid e re- we ~lg sAsSs haads AID say
good .sys tSF Yas $50 I ars nsfs 20 50 sesaki
chickens. saS 70 me- xsSd-sye NESTS naaea4'
~ i've thas 60 skasx asogs slw~ys.
gssHis. = - Ngats 80 s0s ssseB4 and "a seHa-
gEz yea a card tais ~aes- 0poa-hTe ai
hands. AEsS MssAA-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

R&ryBax. zzk xowrH szrsoxsTTLLE-
R&snh1w grsnwH aslG - rsgEsar sssaiau
Dec. M. OfHrxrs wuru elected as follows.
Master. Il P Gr;n<sls7 oywrsemr. Bsssi@
Cray. Iestsrxr, Gszea Lizaseurnsri stss-
ard. Rass. 6win589, snaEIssB. AlSssn
snaw; xssEsszax sE4wsra, ira HsEaflsan;
frnasgrwr, Rnscae Grnys SECRETARY Aznas
esrfa61@. wsta xesger, AIsagT Pierra, Cares,
J~nnsm sarszsle, Psssssara. Gssn Hamilton;
FSowa. Hattie ssan&a-s; 2szy assistant
sssxsrs- Easx Cannar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

AAzrEs- EoxE. H3~ wEs- KI-ISwozTs.
Harvest Home xranws mat Dec Y,
Eanxy Glass presiding. re Eranx~ wiii
Seed no sss@Sizx Jan. ., AZ an iaviEasasn
Aas se@n serspee1 to meet vita LAKE
vse4~ grange and Install 10 efsscerS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-12-31

VERY weAeonss sFs sbsse ssste1s from
Pxasy ard Aanf Maria iwsnt to.thsnk
the nspfss~s ~ho have Expressed thels in
teresa ID tse eo8uHsn. Os eeufse nsoss Of
tee nepbe~s haye be~a the victims Of the
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-06-12
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second
District of Idaho, in and for
the County of Idaho.
Louise M. Hardin, plaintiff VS.. Frank
Hardin, defendant.
The state of Idaho sends greetings to
Frank Hardin, the above named defen-
dant.
You are hereby notified that a com
plant has been filed against you in
the District Court of the Second Judi.
eial District of the State of Idaho. in
and for the county of Idaho, by the
above named plaintiff, and you are
hereby directed to appear and answer
the said complaint within twenty days
of, and after the service of this sum.
mons if served within said Judicial Dis.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-06-12
Rye Pasture For Pics.

For fall filters there is nothing quite
equal to patch of rye. On the rye
they and their dams will be more
healthy and growthy In an open win
ter or where the ground is not COW
cred with snow the rye field will fur
nish almost ideal green feed for fall
pigs at weaving time, Where green
feed Is not provided it too often hap
pens that little or no growth is secured
on fall pigs. In that case the profit is
will not be sufficient even to pay for
the feed that has been eaten. A patch
of green. luscious rye will change all
that and make the profit where other
wise there would be loss.-Farm Prog
reSS
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-06-12

trlet and within forty days if served
elsewhere; and you are further notified
that unless you so appear and answer
SAID complaint within the time herein
specified the plaintiff will take indy.
ment against you as prayed in said
complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain
a decree dissolving the bonds of matri.
mony heretofore and now existing he.
tween the plaintiff and defendant and
awarding the custody of the two minor
children' issue of the marriage of plain.
titt and defendant to plaintiff.
Witness my hand and the seal If
said District Court this 4th day of .Jnne
1918.
J. A. Bradbury, Clerk.
By G. F. johnson, Deputy.
(SeaD Jas. DeHaven attorney for
plaintiff. Residence and post Office
address, Grangeville, Idaho. 90