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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14


a was nol ~ ione aeo THAR the
|ntus dispatches were telling o. the
Nature ~ Norlons pcisiccnt mapufac-
turing nils4 hecauao o. the sudden
uhlm ~ fashIouahle vomanheod 70
wear very Cess pnd very skinny
pottceals Also b has been matter
81 comnialnt On the part Of tho pnk-
eFs s. silks and dress goods IN gem
erai lha, shs marrow skirt has PLAYED
hon Nnh business. Now comes the
lacemaaors with protest whieh We
tnke from an ofaclai report &c Amer.
lean Consul samuel " TAYLOR % Net
tlnnham
'Eccontriciiies of fashions and
'fnshions are dead aeainst us arc
reasons given hy. NottinEham lace.
makers for the present poor market.
since February exports to the United
states have fallen 81 nearly one-half.
HFiouaeinse 30 10 sf-inch widths
arc Ia request a. ere some goods re-
aulred IN the u-hine-ur trade cur
tan manufacturers report falr
nmopm Of business. while plain net
makeFs c0mpiain That II they sell u
90 little o. no profit The making
90 trade h acnse biouses ane err
tain attractive neckwear being in de-
mand. There has been a steady trade
In veillnes Embroidered hose and
haIf hose are made chiefly IN blacks
and quiet srsys ana are in much de-
mand."
ID VIII be remembered by those
who followed the fortunes 81 that
hustling saleswoman, Emma Mae
chesney. that Miss Fcrber's heroine
forcsaw the doom Of the petticoa,
and saved the day Tor her firm by de-
aiEning very natty sort 81 under
knickerbockcr which took like Wild
are and prevented the r. A. Buck
company from going into bankruptcy.
But where is the Emma MacChes-
ney 60 save the Iacemakers and the
siIkmakers and the others who are
dependent upon the patronage OF
Miss sand Mrs.D Americana for their
prosperity Evidently those who
make the fashions have no realization
Of the material issues or living TINT
wait upon each new dictum regard.
ing the length or width 81 whatever
woman wears
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
The Must0che and
Disposition

ii.ufdNNufH iinefnll
J 4. r. Walters. the Duncan post
master merchant and foul estate pro-
motcr was IN tho city Tuesday, re-
turning from Albuquerque. where hp
had been attendine 20 some 81 the
details of b big real estate deal "
has just appeared that Mr.. Waters
has hccn much misindged and mis-
understood individual for great many
years Mr. Walters has had the rem
utntion Of being q crouch aud o.
.craHk How he attained a no ono
kndws, but 81 WAS one af che eases
~ Ri,fuk dog a bad name. and
hnnRine him for a. Recently Cor san
nary and pulSnitudlnous reasons he
tegaNVi thF FWuHache, which foI
ld.tis tcars has covered his mouth
and disguised his face ~ ~ now seen
that Mr. Waters wears constant
smile. He cannot speak without
smiling, and his many acquaintance
are wondering why they ever thought
he was n crouch he Is rapidly MAX.
ing new acquaintance ana friends of
people who thouaht they long have
known him. and n viii not boz Ions
till his genial smile makes him IN,
most popular citizen Ia The cotton
wood City hy the ella.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
RICHEST BABY WILL
BE REARED DEMOCRATIC

Newport a. w. July Vinsou
walsh Mclean. tho StO.OO0.0oo bpby
has new plnything which his father
Edward Mclean. says is thc most SEM
smile of all 1is toys the total cost oi
which would foot up nearly as much
as the president of the United states
salary for the year The new plu
tl.ng H. farm with live goat on it
Baby Mclean Is now ON his farm ai
biack Point nine miles from here,
and With enc goats ana sheep and
chickens and u negro hoA whom his
father has picaed out us a playmate
that the young millionaire may
grow up democratic. he Is having "a
uuliy time, Baby Mclean, now three
years nld has "A gold cradle. the Gin
of King leopold ~ nolslum in tho
Washington mansion Of mis- parents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

CA
Sliced cold Roast Lamb
JeliIcd Vegetables
Peanut Banana Salad
chucolnte blanc Mango
Soft Cookies
Jcllich Vegetables.
D tnblespoon. ~ geiatinc.
p sun 81 cold wnicF
: cup of lnlline water. -
= cup az sugar
y cup ct vinegar
tablespoons - lemon luiGes
teaspoon 81 nlt
= cup OF finely shredded cabbage.
y cup Of cold cooked peas.
= cup ~ small cucumber cubes.
"a cup ~ tiuy cuhee Of cold cooked
heets
Soak the gelatine In cold water and
dissolve IL ia the hot water. Ada
the sugar. vinegar lemon juice and
salt. strain. cool and when the mix
turc begins 10 thicken. add the pre-
pared vegetables put into wet
mold and chill thoroughly Arrange
the slices Of cold meat around chop
platter and turn ont the mold ~ iei-
lied yeaetab les In the center
A7NNtNt AatNAttN ~titAta
y cup % finely ground peanuts.
bananas
lettuce.
Mayonnaise.
Slice the bananas quite thin and
arrangc them on lettuce leaves
Sprinkle with the ground peanuts and
serve with mayonnaise.
| Cllocoiate Bianc Mango.
! pint 81 milk.
eggs.
Pinch Of salt
tablespoons OF sugar
tablespoons OF corn starch.
square ~ chucolutc.
y teaspoon 81 vanilla.
Heat the milk Ia o. double boiler
and melt the chocolate. stir little
cold water with the corn starch 90
make a paste and beat the eggs with
the sugar. when the milk o. hot. add
the other ingredients carefully and
the melted chocolate last Mix thor
l Oughly and pour Into individual
molds Co cool Serve with whipped
cream. sweetened with powdered
sugar and Favored with lemon Juice.
soft Cookies.
\ cup 81 butter.
iis cups ~ sugar.
eggs.
tablespoons of milk.
I tcapsoon of baking powder.
Flour TO make 50 soft dough
Mix carefully, cut in rounds md
bake in a quick oven.
The various dishes for this menu
may Dc prepared In the morning eX-
cept the bananas Tor the salad The
peanuts may DE ground, the lettuce
washed. ana the mayonnaisc made
early In the8lay so that the salad mnS
81 afrangcd quickly and tho supper
viii be- sersFd with very httle effort
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
44SN0SNaSSNNNeN'
FOREST NOTES


France has spent ta50oO.Ooe IN
planting trees on the watersheds ~
important streams.
According "a the Canadian Forestry
association so per cent OF canada r.
capable at growing nothing hut tim-
her crops.
Ammonia bombs are being tried
out on some of the national forests
for the purpose of cNtinguishing Tor
est fires They are said to have
worked we'll in the ease of brush fires
where the Ere lighters find difculu
in getting near enough to the burning
area 90 beat out the flames. Each
bomb exploded win cxtinguish IRE in
ID circle Of about i've yards in diam
eter
The Western Pacific railway has
instructed les engineers to report hrcs
along the right-oi-way whore it trn-
verses the plumas national forest.
California The location of fires b.
Indicated on card dropped hy the
engineer or fireman 10 the next Sec
ton crew met after the IRE b. dis
covered II b. then the duty of part
Of the section crew Co. Ro hack on
hand-curs or spceders and rut out
ihc blaze
More persons make use of the ma
tional forests In Utah than in ans
other state. Nearly % per cent of all
the permits FOR sheep and cattle graz
/ ing on the forests are taken ont ir
this state. This does no mean. how
ever that Tmh carries one-fourth Of
IAN the national forest cattle an
sheep. h happens that many SINAI
grazing interests make use 90 The fnr
ests there. ana Individual hooks an,
herds are larger elsewhere.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
AERorLANE AccIDENTs.

~ ali disasters "a the history ~
aviation that 81 Chesapeake bay in
which Navy ENSIGN Bnlinesley met
his death. i not more pathetic than
many others. was certainly the most
spectacular II emphasized in the
most dramatic manner the tfaeic AR
ioulties ~ aerial nagieation. There
Nas nothing 20 indicate defective con
structlon of the motor OF other parts
~ she mechanism no evidence OF
that reckiessness which sometimes
qualities general sympathy for the
victim. A gust n wind coming sud
lenly up under she machine. the rear
alanes we're tilted and the drlyer was
fhrowh acroes the steering gear The
rudder piancs we're p,t out OF busi-
ness ana there was plunge 10 tho
hay.
Blllinasley was thrown from hif
slplane and for him u must nave
been the end long before he reached
the water That his passenger
escaped similar fate vas little short
81 miracle Iiis story Of ihc de-
scent Is one Of the mosi ihrlillnR mar.
natives in the literature 81 accident
n b. because such Incidents im.
press the popular Imagination ~
forcibly that there r. general mis-.
conception. MOI az 10 the dnngers ol
aviation. bat as 60 the frequency oi
eeronnutical difasiers while 81 h
saill true that be who nics the afr nle,
D. me face ~ death. the proportion
of fatalities 20 aviatore ana 20 mile
age covered is srowins annllor and
'lnaller eyery year
isnsign Blilngsicy made tho twc
h9nareo and sevent, second victim
ana though thnt seems a prodisiou'
ieaih Hei Il spread over the scyer
ears since ihe nra officially record.
40 fiehi "a henyier.than-aIr machine,
IL Is hy ~ means sufficient 20 justify
the opinion ihat ~ an adventure
aviation ~ the most disastrous.
A scicntinc mogaEne recently tab.
ulated these accidents ana worked
ont the followinf results In 1905
there Was fatality fnr each 1000
miles 81 iiight ~ 1893 one for each
1900 miles. ln 1870 one for each co.
geo miles, IN 1871 one for each so.ooo
miles. and iu 1919 one for each i07,-
900 miles IN 1905 one in hve 81 the
airmen were killed. ln 1908 ono la
twelve, 10 iel0 ono 10 seventeen, in
1914 one be- twenty and in 1919 one
in nny-0ne.
such iigures mas be poof consoia-
fiop % fhe felatises ana friends of
Enrign nilllngales ~ those % amy
other slcilm. bul they should be size
nlncan, "a 80 who speculate ~ 90 me
fslnfe nf aviation And should
serrnmasn ,na e9aglciion ii,as ne "re
ramalf npprmrh.as the time When
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

Reid and next 20 that. perhaps. TO
ioos after his chickens
~ ann aolng % brine my son up 10
be- plain. democratic American. said
Papa Mclean. His farm H. better for
him than nil the toys In me world"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

, SIGNS or THE TIMES.
) . . 80 . . go %,
IChIrnan TrIhunn.I

ln Aiassuc county. "Hdnting per-
miued on this farm. Come 90 dinner
when the bell rings" n Grand
Rapids undertakers window wei
come, visiting merchants On port
land, ore. Boo Woo, tho Tailor"
Ia Sioux Fails ~ Hirt. Chiropodlst "
ln Sioux City. conscientious Plumb
en- ln front OF Bradford. ill. shoe
tiore Price 800 More inside" Ia
Ia Milwaukee saloon "isusiaoss Mans
Dinner. 40 cents IN LIdingion.
Mica. Love $40 Tailor q Son" la
Am poy H.. "Frank Morrow. Monu-
ments ana coal" on r. moving pie
ture show in Jackson, Mich. Funny
Comedy To-day" ON state street:
'Hairdresslng bX the Layton system.
ON North avenue; French Dry clean
ing. Flynn Process" Ia the Lack
hotel Plymouth. WIS Clothes
pressed while YOU wait three bio, rs
soufa from hotel" IN the railway
station at Worcester, eng THIRD
class Ladies' waiting Room" In
Palmer Mass John Bancroft. Low
Down Wagon Manufacturer IA
front 90 bankrupt store on West
madison street we trust the people. F"
IN the Bliou theater, pigua. o.. I'VE
cater 20 ladies. gentlemen. and child
ren. Otb not acting as such are
liable te est ON church in
Portage Ia Prairie. Manitoba "slib.
lccl COR evening service Heii.' Miss
. our soprano. vim sing, Tell
mother lil he there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

ana over tsO.ooo worth OF playihngs
there. nut BE- cares little Cor any
Of these Tie WOULD rainier reed the
chickens on make believe pillow with
an Angofa goat on his farm. Hc par-
tcularly likes 90 work in the corn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
HOO'S moo.
By John W. carey Ia Atlanta
journal.
. N44NNN44A4N40NNS


who's an the works in Deutsch-
land. where they raise the tonmiug
stein aud hoch her kaiser with viii
and sing ''Dia Wacht Am Rhciu %"
Who orders up "a buttleship and does
u in q iifi when some onr tells him
JOHNNIE Rull has bought another
skim Who hears the czar of lius-
via has annexed new recruit and
adds "a regim ma or two with satling
guns tu boot VINO quite agrees that
brotherhood should bee our guiding
stnI then taxes an thc mulionaifes
90 raise fund for war Who giyv
lNlng George the kiss of peace-th
,uaf the hug ot joy, aud meanwhile
winks the other eye That Kaiser
Wilhelm boy
when yon cant lee call up Bfts-~
nlamnRa fra.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

nerorlanlna already far less danger
oeA ll,na MANY other sports win be-
come ,afc enoneh TO- even the must
rhbpaei and ilmia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

Cedar N4lloy News. CuerNo clipperp
The celebration az Geo. Maeill b
ranch on the attn was "a grand success.
\ large ta1le extended the
length of the arbor WAS soon filled
with the good things that ylo nousc-
wives of New Mex know now to pre-
pare; Mrs Magill brought forth two
nne mt goats she had roasted. The
table WAS sure nt for ,hc Kings and
lords. During tuc after
noon aIl we're served Nul lemonade.
an departed about fave O'Clock feeling
they had enjoyed % sane fourth
There were No hr, rraDRcrs. mo- Tire
arms. up f1ugnness Of ans character.
a. Vus o. celebration that WAS au honor
CO. our God and our country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
From the cucrvo, y. NJ clipper.


Events nt Long View.
= v. Johnson painted Hermie Jones
house last wees.
Mrs n. c. Magrudcr IS preparing 60
leave soon for q visit az her old homes
in Missouri and oklahoma. --Lon4
View Flatf items Amistud Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14


And nrI a'OdlN time -
- t'ACrfhs and GroaRs
o.
UNDOUBTEDLY the president
earns his vacation.
o.
SOAP ~ NOT clean. saws a BOSTON
doctor. Never use SOAP.
SOME or lis would drop dead. too.
II suddenly confronted by a porter
house STEAK.
A COAT OF TAN costs anywhere
from 10 cents Go k8oo according TO
the resort YOU select
D.
NOBODY But an arChdeacon
could claim he scaled Mt Mckinley
and get on with ~
A NEW JERSEY pastor ate thirty
two paacakes ri one sitting. He
must have been waiting "a long time
fof an opportunity 90 eat
o.
OUR IDEA Of tho ultimate Tight
wad II the fellow whose face u as
DAYS sore because ne thinks "a light
shave isn't worth fifteen cents
O..
NOW THAT a WHITE House we'd
dins H. assured. the feminine part of
The United states feels that great
burden of uncertainty has been lifted.
o.
PROFESSOR WILLIAM Howard
TAFT says he has lost nfty-one pounds
since he left the white House. We
should call il good radiance. Prof.
o.
a REVIVAL. OF interest In penman-
ship is reported from Wisconsin. We
hope the revival won't ~ III az a
tangent and result in fresh crop Of
forsers.
THE SIMPLE lifs would suit ms
bent.
ia seek the forest path,
II ! knew Just where I could rent
a cavern with a bath.
-
ONE or BILLY Sundays converts
says he has been down the line and
finds that the blamcless. sinless life Is
the happiest and most interesting
| SIN. David Lamar rs much bigger
liar than this brother.
D.
lie Never FOrgives.
/ Roosevelt has u permit
To tote an automatic.
Does this mean William Taft should
And hide up In the attlce
Houton Post
-
4 FaN ina D al
to the sartorial series recently in
licted
a gtylish man
Was Thomas Bowser,
ne always wore
a peg-leg rrouser.
Hutchinson Guzctto.
\ neglected man
Was Father Adam
He'd have worn them al
n he'd only had EN-.
-Dighton CKanJ News.
Too busy To- Bother.
I should not be conoerncC a, bit
n cobb ne'er made another hit
Chicago Record Herald.
I MN henft Wouid nos hc very sore
n Bernhardt said Farewell" M
more detroit Nows.
My tears would not well up and flow
" peace should reign in Mexico.
Houston Post.
! We'd SAN turn In our daily stint
~ the Balkan states kept ont ot print
I .
Bit of English life.
tCleNelHnd plain Doalerl
Telephone bell iangles
Voice: rs this Mr. shelly Brown
the dransmanf'
Brown Yes
, Voice. "This Is Mr Clumloy- Illus
kisson of ihc vestry of st. Martins
How long sir VIII ID take won 90 uro
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
\ sircnnous Wc,.k.

tRidd.r Items in Cuerto CIpperl
ar q. &. Bucnauan's mare that got
cut ON tha wire several days ago b.
doing fup. think s.tc WIlI bc abb, to
Woro BOO Few days.
We ar" having some awful warm
weather goo the last two weeks
MI rsuum's nHc saddle horse was
very si,k saturdaF with something
iife collie
MI colo hasn't got his pump liked
vet and Doe is afraid his garden down
the creck VIA g. a. tlc bad 10 5o
doesnt erI some water on 10 very
soon.
Inci. IIm Kittol looSs some hap
pier. hc SAYS there b. one Watermelon
pn hi- vines as larac as his fist.
Mr. e. A. cole hNs corn as high as
hls head md taAelug ont some but
no roasting cara Yet
Tie little rain last sunday ala not
last NcfN long, tie crops are begin
niug Goo need rain awful bad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
NE PEOPLE,s MEDICINES

Ar standard advertised remedies
ln common use today. many of which
were usrd hy our mothers aud grand
mothcrs with most beneficial results.
Scores oi these same medicines are
prescribed by honest competent ply
sicians because they know of no bet
tar remedy Such is i.Ndiu r.. Pink
HAMS Vegetable Compound which
has proved wonderfully sLccessful boo
alcvmtnR suncrinF caused b. female
ms.
ss-=a=-~= ---1T7HT77-r-TrrH-rTe-
Trlmale'e Livery l13 North Second.
Quick maturing Tor late planting.
lunch Bcnns and Peas.
Icttnce. Isadish, Corn.
necis, Iarnips, Millet and Mia
Maize.
A. "a Iv1IF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
\ Bit or English Llrc.


cleveland Plain Dculerl
Telephone bell mngles
Voice; rs this Mr. shelly Brown.
The craftsman 20
Brown yes
Voice. "This Is Mr. Clumlcy- Hus-
k'sson of thc vestiy of st. Martins.
How long. sir. win Dc take you Co pre-
pare plans for a new church for our
uaIlsu1"
Brown: And where will tho new
church be- placed 81"
The voice "On me s.ie of tho oid
one"
Brown gut The old church IL sin
standing"
The Voice - have reliable infpr-
nation from my nurse girl. Nho is q
close friend of the COOK of the next
door nolghoor 81 Mrs Wimblc. Bang,
the militant petroleuso. that the
church Uil lrut be- standing tomorrow
morning"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

Two uatts OF ammonia 10 one ~
turpentinc VIII soften Old paint or
,Hrnish and mako les removal easy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

Diamond Tce--.the best Ice. made
FROM distilled water, Phones e7-tS.
Trlmp'ss Iayeryi iis y. seeoAa g
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

HAnC IN ne Solar
JAOO PleruA


The sra.
A fellow swciters ai his desk
And Ut me seaside plans
The seaside n 80 picturesque
with is tomato cams.
A fellow dreams ~ waters cool
A. at his desk be grinds
Forgetting that the sea is full
of watermelon rintA
nut never mind TIE sea IS dainp.
The hrccxcs salt and prime
- let ua hasteR there and camp
And lFlrA a'odlN time. ..
- t'ACrfhs and GroaRs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

when yon cant lee call up sf-ts--
nlamopa fue.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-04-04
500 Reward. sfso

Tho readers of this paper VII, N
pleased to learn that there Is at least ons
dreaded disease that Science has been
able to cure IN all its stages and that Il
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being . constitutional
disease. requires constitutional treat
ternally. acting. directly upon the blood
ana mucous surfaces OF the system, there
by destroying the foundation OF the dis
building up the ccnstitutIcn % and sn assisti0yy ~
nature In doing It's work. The prOprietorS
have 30 much faith IN its curative pow.
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
'0sss zssss.. 2! sesGaHRSHAs1sY|. GaRHsY CO.. ro,.ao. oA,
ss 81. .. n' pp:ss':s p..ss, s;. r. ;s- .o..,....
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-04-04
WIRELESS
Urged IN All Counties Of
State Of Ohio
Would Be Important For
Emergency Use
Would Have A Central Station
In Columbus
A Law To The Effect lis
Possible In Future

Columbus. o., April 1--One of the
urgent needs Of the near future Is a
wireless telegraph station in every
county seat OF the. state for emer.
gency use in case of food or other
catastrophe. This was the declara.
tion of General John c. Speaks, di.
recting the operation of military
forces engaged In the work Of rescue
and restoration of order in the strick.
EN- communities.
"A central station, at Columbus,
maintained by the commonwealth,
would place the entire Buckeye state
In communication with all danger
points," said General Speaks, "and az.
ford means of warning when other
communication is impossible The
statement was made by General
Speaks after he had received a mes.
sage from Ironton as to the situation
In that city.
A plucky telephone operator rowed
many miles and waded swollen
streams for several miles more until
he reached a good telephone wire and
talked to General Speaks. giving him
report Of conditions. As General
Speaks pointed out, no small part Of
the food trouble has been to get into
communication with the beleaguered
towns to ascertain their needs.
The message to General Speaks
was demand for troops and supplies
Even before It came, steps had been
taken, and the Logan and Athens com.
panies were on their way over the
Hooking Valley. They will have q
seven.mile march from the end of the
railroad line which Is still out OF wat.
er and the flooded districts.
Our trouble In handling men and
supplies has been doubled by the ex.
tremly poor means of communication
that the flood left. said General
Speaks. THE case OF Ironton Is typi.
cal. Our communication with Ports
mouth has been cut OF Had the state
a wireless station there We should
have been able to be In commlinica.
ton al all times. Then, too. with the
wireless people In the flooded towns
could have mad warning after other
means OF communication was cut off
and many lives might have been say.
ed"
senator j. 3. Dol!ison of Hockins
County yesterday said he proposed Of.
fering bill 10 establish at least one
wireless station In every county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-04-04
Straight A. u

There Is no use OF our beating
around the bush.' We might as well
out with It first as last We want you
to try Chamberlain Cough Remedy
the next time you have cough or
cold. There Is no reason SO far as
we can see why you should not do
80. This preparation by Its remark
able cures has gained world wide
reputation, and people everywhere
speak OF It In the highest terms of
praise. II Is for sale by all dealers.