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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-24

TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
AND CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN
THE ESTATE of MARY Z. WITT.
DECEASED.
You and each pcsson are hereby
notified. that on the 26th day OF Dec
ember 1912. William F. Witt, Admin
istrator Of the estate Of Mary E. Witt,
deceased. filed In this Court bis petit.
ion in due form. praying that the right
OF all persons interested in the estate
Of Mary z. Witt, Deceased, be aecer-
tanned and declared by this Court
and il be determined as to whom dis
tribution should Be made.
/ The following. 50 FAR as known. is
description Of all the real estate Of
which the deceased died seized or pos
sessed is as follows. to-wit South
half Of Northeast Quarter Of South
west Quarter Of Section 10 Township
p North. Range IS East, in Craig
Quarter OF Northwest Quarter Of Sect
ion p Township p North Range IS
East Craig County oklahoma.
That the said William F Witt and
Fan-ie \. Witt. father and mother 81
tie deceased minor, respectively, are
the only persons who have appeared
and claimed any interest in and e
said estate. in the course Of admins
traiion up to the time OF making order
Tor this notice.
That you and an other persons not
herein named. who have or claim ans
right, title. or interest in said essat'
as heirs or otherwise, are cited q ap
pear before this Court ar the COuri
Room thereof. n yinita. Craig counti
Oklahoma. on Wednesday the z6ti
day Of February. A. D. 1913 al i
o'clock q. m. Of said day. and exhibi
and prove as required By las you
respective claims Of heirship. owner
ship or interest in said estate ans
show cause why said decree of distri
button should rot be made
Dated December 26th 1912
JAMES F. MCCULLOUGH
CLERK Of the County Court
Davenport & Rye
! Attorneys lS2
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-24

szs-z. 4 Lkxzazs1zn Cstz TtsEzs3zT. Sss-
aayy 1stA TIE sssssr1 & Deaa stosx-
sags z5s-esa vas Tas sssEDry zzd
E.eg sssvnse.ss u g1cies ps.zrzagg.
ghs angre7ssrg crEhestrz aas bse1
seeu-e1 - the ChssaE1 chzutzasas
Csrcz5t ao s. number - sngzgs-
meats u okzb0rzz fsw1s ns11 s1u-
ner The nus5rsf orgzaizz-lo1 Nia
soo1 make : fTsp iz shs norzhern 5zEr
q ~ state Elll-g ezEzSszszEs q
Mzkkog=e. TzlEz and o1her large OK
lzkona towns
At tie Eaeeting 1t tae CbeMiszs7
Club EhleA wzs bssa u the chapel On
THURSDAY aigat D.. D4BzE- delivered
lserzEs O. the great sszd s1d Ei.c u
Sustrses g re state q Oklzbonz He
has 0nly reoszily nzos : Fisii u ne
aorzHerz parts q the state and Fis5tso
sshs C1Egs1AAsm smeats-s a. B2r'1es-
vllse, Okla
FrzrK Long Who graduated truZ fA@
unsrsrsitT q OkaahoHz KEtn ihs ca1ss
q sssE s Dor secretary d Tie I M
c. A a tie university q Lozszaz.
Whsis a r.5srErz1zz1e a. DkizAozs
Loag vas . prOminenk track stzT zo1
he noE eozehes tai dsgssrzEeat q
zshIstses a the LoulEzzz scboOl
D- " y Phslzu. director q TIE
school at fezehlng Ard professor q
rgyeh0hogg ID TIE gnlrsrsatFs we2t 90
P0ad Creek. Okla. Saturday. where
he ADDRESSED he Graft Cou1ty Tezrh-
~. Association az thai place
Hon. G. Ross Hume. frs graduate
from The university q Oklzhoma.
visited Il Norman l4ss week Mr.
Hume told about soue Of the early
Happenings II the Sooner school which
are BOW aooked upon = ancient tradi-
lions 81 the state nairersitF. He pre-
seated Secretary NeFby win the FIRST
eOlorz q tie university Ehieh were
x0rz a. he first football game the uni-
yersity ever played with another
school. NJ Hume took his A 3. de-
gre Al Oklahoma university in 1895
ard his II. A. in 1888 He is now
county judge Of Caado county
Hon- ]. II. Maker. present speaker
" the house of Representatives of the
state legislature. vas q former stu
dent Of TIE university IN its early days
While Mr. Marcy was al the uniTer-
slty there vas bat one student IN the
college department. Of the institution
From the state university be Eent to
tie George washington University lax
school. where he graduated Since
Bis graduation Be has been prominent
ly connected with the legal Fraternity
o. The state oi Oklahoma
Tie January number Of The UDiver-
sity o. Oklahoma Magazine is nov out
| Il is very credltabie college maga-
zine an de0ntains several articles wTit-
ten by 4 dergraduates which show de-
eided EneFa and ability
The school cf pharmacy has recently
received . shipment 0f neE apparatus
which VII increase very much the Ell
cieDcy of The laboratory Of the school
The regular weekly meeting Of The
I. II. c. s. was held Wednesday. Jan
uary p. san Smith. president Of the
local association. delivered the ad-
dress os tie meeting Mr smith told
his fellow students the reasons which
prompted his decision to take up Wori
In the foreign field in the interest oi
the y. b. c. a. work He viii com
plete his work for the A. B. degree this
month and viii enter Yale university
where be win study for the degree o.
81. s.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-24

State Of Oklabous, Craig COunty In
District Court
Dare Murphy. Plaintiff ". ". G.
Horxlsy, Magma Horsley. c. E IvsEz.
Ida ]. ITers. Wallace B. Alien. and
Oii9ar 4. Hutehings. Defendants
No. Iess Civil
said defendants ". c. Horsley.
Mayma Horsley. C. z Ivers. Ida J.
ivers, Wallace Z. Allen and OiiFer 4
Hutehings. wIH take notice that they
have been sued in the above named
Court for apon petition 10 reform, and
correct Mortgage executed b. ". c.
Horsiey and Msyna Horsiey. 10 Dave
Murphy. upon NV Il Of sE IA Of
Section S. Township p ". Rage IS
East. IN Craig County, Oklahoma. and
for the foreclosure Of the said Mort
gage. and which lands have been held
b. the other defendants herein and
nov claim Of have claimed some in
terest IN said lands covered by SAID
] Mortgage. and that said defendants
must answer the petition fled therein
by said plaintiff on or before the 18th
day Of February \. D. 1919. Or said
petition wiiI be taken as true. and a
judgment for said plaintiff in said ac-
tlon for reformation and correction ol
Mortgage and for the foreclosure
thereof. ard judgment for any residue
VIII be rendered accordingly.
Dated this 4th day OF January. 1918
1895 DAVENPORT & RYE.
Attest. Attorney for Plaintiff
LEE L. MITCHELL. District Clerk
By c. +. CARSELOWEY, Deputy.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-24

t.-aiFvf.al iTog ssaFtvTsfnent service
Hay caps are not so expensive
that you can afford to let the rain spoil
s. and SIS hay. A few hay caps and
covers Will last for years. and then you
can cover the cocks and let them cure
longer than you would Il they we're ex.
posed 70 rain. Save the hay after yoo
EroE It
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-24
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
FRISCO.
North ana East Bound.

Leave vinita
No. 1I2-K. C. Meteor. ...l:lOa. N
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South ard West Bound
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-24

State Of Oklahoma. County Of Craig IS.
In the County Court within and for
Craig County, Oklahoma
In the matter OF the estate Of Mary E,
Witt. Deceased. William F. Witt,
Administrator. Probate No. 22z7-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-24
norlcE 81 sAlE 81 go Eli

aoTIcE or SALE o. sEsL Estate
Il TIE Mater q tAz EEtats x Szs1
csfmzett Nizor
s.1@Ns i hereby Exsz in Furs4zrSe
III aan order 81 tae CDna1F coarz at ths
C1untY Il Cher0kae. state 81 OkEzh1-
ra- uzxs o1 TIE fs1A zrF q A1gas1
1872 TIE u1dsrslg1a6 glsr5Ez1 q tie
estate & san G1n1ett a zsaor. wsll
SCI ~ private sale. 70 IRE higAest zn1
besz hssSsr. szssee1 70 e9z6-Ezfsss y
Ez5d cozr1 @ or aftsr tzs 2ssa zEy q
IanEzry. 1919. AZ fwo 0'elzrk , H a.
lTzzisazzA. Okizhozz- ~ tie rsght
tile xra izter@se ct said SAN Grin
nett. ; -iD0r. u zzz to tie toElsEtag
6sscTzBa3 real eszztE sat1z.s1 = Craig
Comfy. STATE q Oklzk,ozz- toEst
sc1thszst Q1zrrsT e Norz1Esst
ousrxs-. West Hal q SozEhEess
Quarter Of Sgrzhazz Quz--s- and
Sp-1A HxH No-zhws<z Qzzrzs-
oE S1utzEesz Q1z-raE o. SeetSSz
ThIrry-s0zr gsGg. ToErzAip T#e1-
ty--1Ds Fssb North. Razg@ TEsztF-
oze Fs1B East situated L Craig
C01zsy. Stats q OklzhozA
Sad razl esszse Ri - sod @ the
fouoEsng terzs zz6 oozditiozs. to-Eit-
cSsA
BIDS foE lhe purchase thers0f mast
be il writing and Enst Be lied II the
County cO1rt of Cherokee C0untr.
state ot Oxiahoaz. O. delivered to the
r25ersigne5 a. the ofsee q Butte.
Booze L Lzttino-e. Nuskogee. Okla
hoEs
Dated this sth 6zy Of Jz11zry, 1913
l14z7 JOHN CRINMETT,
GusTdlan Of san Grimnett. . Minor.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-24

No. Kansas City Special l.lS a u
No. 4-I.ocsl Passenger .S.55 a N
No. 6-Flyer-E c. & ST L.G:20 p N
No. S-Loeai Passenger -3:24 p. N
No l0-Raty Limited -5,34 a m
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29
FAT" SHEARN MAKES
EXPLANATION TO FANS

With Wow to acttlng himself
Ught with those fans who disagreed
with hiH Vofdict rendered Christmas
u1y iu thc Torres Matthews boxing
contest }. J.. OfHD shearu, has ad-
dressed the fOllnU.Hs communication
to the Moln.us Journal sporting edi-
tdr.
"l uH,o seen the statements In Your
worthy paucr u rcsurd 20 the Mat
thcWs-luyrcs nsht wish 20 make "a
statement in regard 10 the night as
referee,
~ WAS very particular to note every
move that WINS n2do ly the different
lighters and / thuuk th1t ! understand
the Hght elme thoroughly. Mr Torres
WAS having "a long lead up Go the sew
Dnth round and had every advantage
up tu this time, Wnd ! think that any
one present Will Vouch for my state
mont
Mr. Matthews. mp to the seventh
round. had fought hia hest and had
put up good ught. put at this stage
ot the game his arm went back on
him and. as he claimed, he may have
nit little low without Intentionally
doing so But. according To the rules
of the same. there Was mo- alternative
left TO nae bot to declare Torres vim
ner
"lt ORD that there should be no
misunderstanding .n regards To the
dght and to safeguard the public, f
directed that am bets hc declared Off
and Id ans one has any criticism 20
offer. ! would bc glad To have 1t de
rccted tp mc personally,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29

about the Aservo system under which
plan the present campaign la hrnE
conducted bog the Morning Jomn1t
The five per cent discoWt on Hll pur.
,Huaes made n AserNn Systum stores
has an appeal to the housewife and
ftc mln &c flmily that Will make it
easy for candidates tu seturt Hun
sorptIuus. tvcrN one realizes thm
thr substitution price is insignificant
beside the advantages to he uhaine
bp the subscriber
E1e.4 mhs stcr imitr t1o Asrtv'
Symem Is culhled Co nve from $50
tn 500 pcr year On household amt
personal expenses. This feature ape
reals to the aYorapo family stronger
than anything set placed 90 the dis
rusti ut the puhlie by amy newspapcr
III la this feature which is making the
Moruiug Journals Round tho World
and Tropical Tour campaign the
greatest affair uf lts kind ever at
tempted hy any newspaper anywhere.
tuder This system everyone bene-
ntg The subscriber is especially
pleased with his share Of the bene-
fits because IL means a big saving on
hls annual expenditures for the ncccs-
stiles Of life and permits % luxury
row and then which hitherto has bee.
denied The candidate secures her
desire ana IS happy in the knowledge
that she has acquired soinetnlnB ul M
cstlmable value 90 herself by her own
personal efforts and those ot her
friends. So the two factors upon
whom the success depends are not
only satisfied but both realize that
thcy have Obtained advantages which
have hitherto been denied them ana
which possibly never would have been
secured but for this system.
The campaign is just starting Il Is
still in It's infancy No one has q
big lead to overcome. Every candi-
date ia on an equal footing. Tho
ones who start NOW and pile up 2
number of points are the ones who
viii find their campaign made easy
for them. lf you have not entered
the race. send your name WITHOUT
DELAY. N there are any details you
do not thoroughly understand, either
telephone the Tonr Manager Phone
176. or write or oall at this office 81
West Gold avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29

NEW YbHk. Drr. ~ The Christ
N ANS sh.p.,I-. vls nt be- hoigh.
and a thr. haur hetg,,u fnur and tive
.arri,sd The .suppers fircd and tN-
hau rd from ane hours spent m
rush sr from .0r. tn etor.. drifted
into the diff.r.lt 5pl.rDou.4 for rc-
frosl uentg t.fnre ruiuu hom, Io
dres for dinner of course f1l-
iowt1 along uf..r frrm kpruma m,
owes op,n for enYt.tnma now In dress
$50. .ucthinr oHt t..f fn,. ordinary
finally found m,sef Eco un uptown
tea-.aon whrr. only fh5 uurn fash-
iona 5l,s were tn l,. eo.u.
Al nibbled r4v rrr.E,rs and enped
mn, orange ugLu. Vntahcd Ihp ear
tbro4 ono ,.ur. Woman ,lme bus-
thnp In ,veatI.s . talluuI-h-hroW
coat win m roIl.r az tola.y fox and
trimmed M Ala. r.uou of the skirt
with "a hand of ft ..snr fur Tho
rnoe, stril,fnr f..uf. .of fhis cont was
tbc sleo,.ns ,rbr. vr,r of thrcs-
ou,rfer tonpth .nI bnd fur cuffs al
49, I'm .s fn, .t.c,,s tbru-
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29
NEW YORK PLAYERS
INK OF NATIONAL
LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

tspeotAL coRREsPoNeGHcE TO MORNING JOURNAL
New York. Dec 2S-Players born
in the Empire state seem To take par
ticular delight in shattering the fond
est hopes Of Manhattan teams. When
the Hiehlandcrs had chance TO win
the American league pcnnant in 1904
the Boston team that dealt them
their death blow was piloted by man
born in Buffalo, Jimmy Collins, and
the game that decided the champion
ship was pitched by a native Of Syra-
cuse-William Henry Dineen
In the playoff game with the cubs
i'm 1908 deeds of daring against the
Giants were accomplished by Frank
Wildfire Schultz. who first saw the
light Of day in Coshocton, this state,
and by Johnny Evers, whose birth
place was Troy. Evers on the previous
September 23 had called attention To
the fact that Fred Merkle had over
looked the formality of touching see
ond and had made the playoff pos
sble
In the recent conflict for the cham-
pionship Of the world, athletes of Em-
pire state. origin helped greatly ih
making the White Elephants the
bosses of the baseball universe. Eddie
Collins. native Of Millcrton, was CON
tinually starting rallies for Mack or
throttlng them for McGraW Walile
Schang. born in Wales Was picking
men off the bases and batting in runs
Rube Oldring, born in New YORK, was
making sensational catches Eddle
Murphy, born in Hancock, was fire.
quently getting on the hassocks ana
scoring runs, and Ira Thomas, born IN
Dol n lfFa
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29


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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29
FIRM FOUNDATION
Nothing can Undermine II In
albuquerque.

People arc sometimes slow tu ret-
oenlge truo morlt aaG ibel mnaoi be
blnnIcd. Cor ao many mayc boon hume
mraed .p ths past Tha cercriouce
ef hundreds ,f A.meuofquo resldent.
,Nurusead ruUfiDv throuch noWann-
pers and Other. sources. places Doaus
lNdurg PHs ON nrn foundation
hpie.
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Ffs Naffar AHIfaunrauo s
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29

hc sHore oi the 8 me WIS. Purdue
~. Ecae Poly f D lertfou's feat had
been forgotten ut 'Urdue uutl Ath-
Hs.Ir UFo lor Hut Nicol received 6
'yuer from Lake torest collet' en-.
,loiug un nferpt rom new ityH
m eThe stcutor ihc Lake 'or,
college ut.hutioH nf October 81
IHu0.
rha htu read Purdue won a re
p1flrNiD sawe of 'oolhnll from Ros.
Pools lu.t saturday when lio orts, "a.
uf Pure. Kicked Hevcn goaif from
ihc o.ll nr place Icks The 'onecH
ot de .l,,n out ,t twelve empts
Nee leu lho ta-, afd line This g.
uuiCHl t.diy rcer that Wi staut
tor fpulO luo' lc predict "a l1
Nten rlu %. for t'tc record DsrtaulY
tg si,nI Ior H lC'g tnfo tut pfrl.
ttIe Wil 1ud fur much Ion &C.
pctoi '.o.arson WINS thc greu
place b.lcf the niddle w 81 ever
ufodaltU dc Wua KILLED .u nc ur-
tWc railroad wrc,k of October 800
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29


from our harnyard fowls Let as hope
that they will be more artistic than
the chanuclccr craze of a few years
ago
There are also many little finishing
touches that may De given to a simple
dress 10 give IL an air Of distinction
noticed the Jacket of q black brod-
cloth suit. which had the collar and
cuffs edged with the uniesl cord of
dun gold. Pockets. which have been
denied To women for years, are APP
pcariug again in an sorts of uneX-
pected places. some useful and others
entirely ornamental
A fcw of the more elaborate dresses
had a draping at the back giving "a
chastened busJe effect while manp
Of the suits hud a large butterfly bow
lust below the waistllne i'm the back:
but. really, they should not be put on
Garment vol expect to SIT down i'm.
BIZ the wav. "A leading corsetiore toll
me she was making up Il large mum
Der of bustcs. as She had already
had 30 many REQUESTS for them But
II hardly seems possiblc. after a year
or So Of such somi-uncorsete free
dom as has been the vogue for the
last season or so. that women win
ever again return To bustles and tight
corsets surely the higher education
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29
COAST FANS PICK
SMITH TO Win
OVER PELKEY
GunboafS Ability to Admin
iStef Knockout Wa.Iop In
stalls Him 10 to 8 Favor
lie in Coming Battle,
.srro,.t eo'araroHoeser 70 aoe41.o ,7oss.ll

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San t,oneiac, noe OK c,rto.t
e,,.,,t,. trinnJs ,ro hotii,,. to a.,
49, fl,..i, t,9', ,,,ni lotoar trtr,,,,' ti,.,
l.ae N, C,ffrotb,a gak Cit. ann, ou
N,,, yoa,'s d,v pbc r,.i fh.t tb.
,nnpc,. enromnosses IA Dpoctnm a..
.Jd fifres bns somcthirg to a, ,.i,t
his being installed f1voritc. while tho
hos tact that pelkey is about the
only white hone that Smith has NOT
.arned a decision oycr hns leut Hs ai.l
Ina tia direction named.
Il Is one oe thnso .a5as In which
SIN Ftarriaco prefers to min us nun
tf tna man /, haas scou m action Tpl.
.ot is I'D stranger to Inc laeu rin4s
and id is doubtful if tEr Endorsement
ot uu thc cxports. railbmds ana uie.
heads cenoiauy of the field of pugi'
ISM would cause him Go lispIuHc Gm-
boat ms first choice.
That Tommy Burns is singing pci-
Keys praises ls 90 Fighter Is NOT taken
us reliable evidence That Arthur has
amy of the ealmnris ni ID world beater
Burns ls p,lEc> .N manager, ana lt Ia
occmgd quito natural ioi Tommy to
boost his protcsc al every opportunity
ihtie is one polllt l,'' lno.' li'l VINO
are sN'p I'"i or tlh'N '"ii'l Mt't
+" Keep la view ~" yer i'o'" ti-
F'> Hhu uiis' wen knoNlilr tIl NJ
eunt,al Smltl ls we kihspH, "t am
tle Wllle hop'a al pitacl'l' ana N I'i-
tulc punchef % boot hcut all lieit
energies toward bringing afNht 1
smltn-Pclhey malth.
Had Pclkcy wished he Nigh, have
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29
PITCHER Raglan IS
MADE AN OFFER BY
THE FEDERAL LEAGUE

Omaha. Neb., Dee. 2S.-Pat Ragan
star pitcher of the Brooklyn National
League club. is seriously considering
ogcrWrcs made to him by Federal
leaaua cfN,ia RaEan was formerly
- member OF the Omaha club Of the
Western league and lives in this city
They have made me handsome
Gfe." mid kagan today speaking OF
cyeuurcs of the Federals. They Of
felcd me two years contract at
much better salary than the Brooklyn
cluh has paid me. While ! much
prefer To- remain in organized base
BAN. sentiment Is a small cOnsidera-
tion and Ike every other bah player
am prepared to take advantage of
any proposition that carries satis-
factory financial sum. have not
come to ny terms thus far with the
Brooklyn management and shall wait
for future developments before ] do
SO
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29
Back at my old stand and
will give all orders my personal
attention. Quantity and quail
ity guaranteed. Hugh Trotter,
Coal and Mood.
Cotton-sced Meal or Cake,

WI AOit~f1A'Ah 4NAftA VI Nt+RNf
Cheapest Feed on the Market
per hundred pounds ........ SO
phcno ChiOTo Mite aud Disease
Destroyer. soc bottles .... SOC
Dried Beet Puip. large sack hold
ing 100 Jhs. ..,............... .SI'1u
Egg Boxes, holding one dozen
eggs. per dozen cartons. ....... zoe
Corn, best Kansas, 100 HI. sacks Sl.0o
Wheat HIy, mixed with Aifalia,
large b3ucs .........,.. .....'... Ooc
Micr0zone Tablets. soc size. great
est ROrp Cure .................. .2oc
Choicest Chicken Wheat, per 100
lbs. -.... -: :'.'.. .'.' :, - 90. 'oo
These are cash prices. All our
wagons make collections. We guaran-
tee perfect satisfaction whether YOU
make yotr own selection or phone the
order. VIII, ,thcr you are customer
or not, would like for YOU 10 take al
vantage OF these unusual prices. III
you live on Of town your order viii
he handled promptly. .... .........
H.. W. PEE.
2i2-21l.2f'6 West Lead. Telephone 10.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29
Gnn rdlne Aeainst Croup

The best safeguard AGAINST croup Is
q bottle OF Foleys Honey and Tar
Compound in the house. p. j. CHM,
Middleton, Ga, writes "My children
are very susceptible to Group, easily
catch cold.1 I give them Foleys Honey
and Tar Compound and in every in
stance the y get prompt relief ard are
soon curecl. We keep il at home and
prevent or pup" Use it also for coughs
colds no arseness, tickling throat
bronchial and lagrippe coughs. II coH-
tains no plates. Refuse substitutes
For sale by Butts Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29
Long Fur Cuffs a NOUet
Substitute for a Muf
MORE and Velvet an Approved Combination in Winter
Dress: Mnaret Hat and Grass Aigrette.

20 Russia uHd in japan II closely r-
wmHbH Hlsl,ttc. aHd bids fur 10 la
its uhec in fhls country ut least. O. I5
is nf nu enable price and cannot nH
objected u upun the grounds uf 81.
humanity tn our feathrrcd friends
at tl. Jaw excluding $50 m N
fpHtucra tJH enacted, 90 surp is
ne how 0HrtN many ueW forms
ulmHgr h1tc been maatfnctuI d
ftefH thp staple ostrich plume. Pre-
uhR. u ih nenr future. Ur VIII q
WurIuE tbnes on our hcucs Great q
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29

LOndOn. Dec. 2O.--A st. Petersburg
dispatch to the Daily Mail says it Is
reported that a recurrence of Crown
Prince AleXis' previous complaint has
been brought on by over-eXertlon
According to reports, Prince Alexis has
been suffering from tuberculosis OF
the bones. although the nature of his
illness has never been satisfactorily
explained
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29

Hanson and his manager Fred
Winsor. are expected to leave El Paso
for Albuquerque today, arriving mere
this evening. Hanson has been match-
ed to fight AL Smaplding here New
Years day, the contest o be staseu
before the New Mexico A. &.