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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-21

wonin sufferagist thing, and did not get
good long breth till aftur they left town.
The Pressidint failed to mension womin
suffrage in his message to Congress, lit
Il eoversite that cawsed the Nasional con-
vension of the aforesaid to boil and seeth
like the rretful capurs of Mount Peelee
Ressolusions weer passed and committee
appointed to wait upon the Pressidint, and
furnish him with a few justly celebrated,
red-hot demands, fresh frum the fountain
he'd The President was in a quanderry-
same being Frensh for a helufasituasion.
He is very fond.of the ladies-as is all trew
Suthern gentlemen, but he mad no nosion of
sending message to Congress on the sub
iect they derlanded-so there was but one
thing to do, and that was to get sick-so he
got sick with much promptness and dis
patch For the last two days of the Ma
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-21
Aunt Mirandys C1,ristn1as---A1a Ante-Be11,u1 Echo

fer Shot Gaze dey gwineter fin basket at ev'y
cabin do!
An all de folks fun Ole Miss down. has sump'n
nice fer me. An jes takes my Chrismus wild de Big
House quality.
An de house all dressed wild holly til hit look .
scrumtous sight!
An de games an ridn' In de day!
An dancin' In de night
An den
De Chrsmus Dinneri
Lawd, honey Iawdy me!
De Chrsmuses desc days ain nothin lax dey use
bel
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-21

sional Conversion fthe Womin Sufferag-
lists, Pressidint Wilsun was one of the most
''indisposed' persuns in Washington The
President does nuthing by halves-he en-
turs into all his undertakings with the en-
thewsiasm of school teecher when he
takes down a long, slendur reed and begins
annoying the South side of boys painter
looms. SO the Pressidint entured rite into
the spirit of being "indisposed" the day
aftur his message to Congress and he stayed
that way until there was no further reesun
for doing SO.
But what is of moor direct and gratur
interest to us direct is that Alabama sent
delegates to that conversion and they
brought the startling infermasion that the
wolnin. Of Alabama air getting plum ram
pant about there rites to vote. Two or
three of Birmingham most populer Sosie-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-21

ty feeders, who have been ardint in the
cawse OF womin suffrage in Alabama and
who affuum that they air the equal if not
the SUPERIOR of there husbands-and know
ing there husbands move to concur-weer
in the Conversion and Jumped prommi-
nintiy into the limelite by making the state
mint that the womin of the South, where we
air supposed to have them under sum sort
of ontrol--weer seeking there indepin-
dense Having carefully appropriated
every thing else we poor men have, eXsept
our pants and ballot-they have desided
that they will take the ballot-now. There
is absolutely no use acquiring the question
wit hthem 1t can't be dun You mite as
well try to drive reesun in setten hen
who is deVoting hur time and muthcrly at
tension To door-nob, in lawdabull but
ineffectrel attempt to hatch out kathe-
dral, as to srgur with Sufferagette. As a
reIyabull witness to this effect | site the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-21

hnISTUR EDDITUR: The resent Ma
sional Conversion of Women Suf-
feragettes that met in Washington
sed confidently that the cawse was spred-
ding. They intimated that suffrage for
the James was contagious, and that every
boldly was taking it. All over this CRATE
land Of the free and the home of the Dill
Pickle they sed the movemint was coming
into favor, and they weer daily adding new
recruits to there ranks. They intimated
that the process of ramming branes into the
he'd of the average man was slow and an
noying, but Presumably sertain They sed
lat when they onse got the suffrage in a
State that it was Good-nite little Willie for
that State, for they newer give up emmy
thing that they got They affirmed that
aftuc while they would have all the States
in line and then they would proseed to run
this blooming Guvvermint according to the
best and most approved methods.
They have cut out all there old methods
Of seeking the ballot, and cast them aside
as ulwurthy of free born marryed and I'M
marryed ladies-who air perfectly compi-
l-1I.
and ansient form. Up until quite resently
they weer supplyants of us men, and begged
us for the ballot-now she is getting plum
chesty and seys: awe demand the ballot"
More than that she "demands constitu-
tional amendmint for woman SUFFRAGE
We must confess that this change of frunt
on iLe part of the Deer Ones is calculated
to give us pawse. AS long as our winin air
merely snpplyants for emmy thing we can
do as we dnrn pleese about giving 1t to
her. But when she raises up to her full
hight and seys in supulcherel tones, and in
peeved sort Of way, that she demands"
sertain things, the mattur becums little
serius, and is wurthy Of sum considdera-
sion. No perfect gentleman who has had
the good fortune of being the husband Of
one or moor of our American type of fem
minnie loneliness, but knows that so long
as he can keep them meerly asking for the
menny things they crave that he is on vel
vet and she should worry" But he also
knows that when they get down to the grav-
vel and begin to turn on the lowd pedal and
"demand' what they have before been
meerly limiting at, that it is getting about
time for him to request the orchestra to
play soft nusick while his finnish looks
aftur the details
I President Wilsun, who is as brave as a
lvon and can turn down the request of a
party wurkei with CRATE deel OF non-shal-
Iants and much expression, ducked the
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wash at that point. Before it had reached the edge Phil had successful " landed the moose of his rope over its neck, Through some cause. prob ably right though as yet unexplain. cd, the calf went over this biun. The horse that Phi was riding had at one time beer locoed and as an ef- fect thereof was at times unrespon- sive 10 the reins.
 When about six or eight feet from the brink il seems that he managed to gain control of his mount and threw t upon its launches. but the calf on the end of the rope. together with the great speed at which they were going made it impossible to stop. As a re suit he and his horse did not stop until the bottom was reached.
 He. lay there unconscious until some time betsseen 4 aBd s5 o'clock this afternoon. when he gafned con sciousnessf enough to crawl 10 where hts horse was standing and pulled himself up into the saddle. True to it's better Instincts. his faithful ami. nal took him hack to the ranch. Those at the ranch saw a horse.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-20

sEmlANNuAL REPORT DTURes OF cocHisE COUNTY ENDING JUNE. FOR THE 1912 AND 1913
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-20
WILLIAMS FLAMING
 WILD WEST SHOW

WILLIAMS, July 1S.-So success ful vas the Fourth Of July celebration as an entertaining feature which brought hundreds of people and thou sands of dollars to Williams. the bus mess men of this town have deter mined to hold grelt wild est tour. uamcnt. which will be held in con nection with the celebration If Mexico independence, tho hiGse,: thin,; Of it's kind ever Fcld in this section.
 Over $500 will be hung up ir purses for broncho busting contests a baseball tournament, log saving contest and various other events popular in this part of the world.
 The subscription list was opened Monday and in less than two hours $500 had been subscribed No diftcul- ty whatever will be met in raisins every dollar in advance needed to make the tournament a great success by attracting to it the finest talent to be found in Northern Arizona. Here are some of the features.
 Baseball tournament, s2e9 purse 1; frae-for-ail running race. half mile, s75: ladies race. ene-eighth mile, purse $50; COW pony race, three eighths nile, $50; cowboy novelty race. S25; cowboy tug-of-war, not siess than nine horses on a side purse s135, of which 800 to the first and sf5 to the second team; fancy saddle horse race, half mile purse S50;
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-20
To Cure Salt Rheuill
 and SeaIy Skin
A most Effective Treatment and Quick in Re
 suits.

Salt rhepm. scaly skin and other iteh- ing skin anlictions may be soothed by frequent applications of witch hazel But the cure must come from the ac- tivity of the fine network of blood vessels that make up the skin forma- ton. You should use & s. S. for the blood. This splendid remedy is a mar vel for salt rheum. eczemas lupus, psO- riasis and scrofula. Ask a ( any drug store for bottle of s. s. &, and you age then on tho road to health. The action of this remarkable remedy is direct, positive. certain in its influence. Ii IS one Of those rare medical forces which act in the blood with the same degree Of certainty that Is found in all Ha tufal taudencfes.
 Out through every skin pore acids, germs and other blcod impurities are forced in the form Of invisible vapor.
 There is scarcely, a community any where blt Sihift has It's living iexa u1p le ofi tho wonderful curative effects Of g. $. & Get a. bottle of this famous remedy today and if your case ris stuhbg1n or peculiar. write Co The Swift Specific O., 1SS Swift Labora- tory. afl..ufa. Ga
 Bawesc of all substitutes for s S &, the remedy you can depend upon toT saset. eRd effectiveness.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-20

The plan of constructing permanent roads was adopted by the Board of Supervisors at the beginning of this year. In pursuance of the plan, road IT nachineTy consisting of a traction en zine, an eIevating grader dump wag- ors. water tank wagons and equip ment to maintain road camp, were purchased A camp was established and work begun, constructing a road from Forest Canon to Gleeson.
 Approximately five miles of this road has been graded and the brush cleared about three miles more at this time, working an average of P men per day since the 7th day of May.
 A separate account of the cost of construction Of this road is being kept by the Clerk of the Board so that accurate information can be had to prove whether road construction under county manasement costs more or less than by contract.
 On the 10th day cf June, your sec re etary wrote Hon. Lamar Cobb, State
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Engineer asking his department to investigate the condition of the Stats Highway between Douglas and Bisbee and have such repairs made immedl ately as would place the road in good condition. On the 20th of jun q reply was received in part as fol lows:
 ''Mr. J. \. Gaines.
 Secretary cochise County Taxpay CTS association.
 Dear Sir:
 Your favor of the 9th inst relative to the condition of the Doug las -Bisbee highway is received ..-. ..... Assistant Engineer J. s. BarloT has been instructed to inspect this road in the near future and to have such repairs made as are in his opin ion absolutely necessary
 The usual repair work oa county roads has been continued in conjanc ton with the permanent road building referred to above.
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the Taxpayers association:
 Secretary's Semi Annual Report os Expenditures, Audited and Allowed by the Board of Supervisors, during the First Six Months of the Years 1912 and 1913, Showing a Comparison by Departments.
 To the Officers and Members of Co ehise County Taxpayers Association. Gentlemen:
 Your Secretary herewith submits for your information and con sideration a comparison of expendi- lures under thc jurisdiction of the Board of Supervisors, for the first six months of the years 1912 and 1913, showing the items in the diff ferent departments of county govern ment with increases and decreases in the various items, and showing the total decrease for the year 1913 Of s27,475.60.
 The compilation shows that the de partments have ali conducted their affairs as economically as is consis- tent with good business, and if the same caution is continued throughout inc year. will make good showing for the administration of affairs or the county.
 The total receipts of all the de partments, paid into the County Treasury. amount to $t9,5iS.14 for the first half of 1913, as shown by the credit sheet in this report.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-20
TAX PAYERS ASSOCIATION REPORT
 SHOWS REDUCTION OF s27,OOO

Satisfaction to taxpayers and to county officials follows the report O. J. N. Gaines, secretary of the Cochise County Taxpayers association. The taxpayer cannot be pleased to learn that the county government saved more than Sz7 .000 in the first six months of 1913 as compared with the same period in 1919 and the county officials are equally pleased at the tribute which the report pays to their efficiency They have reason to take pride. in a showing that cannot be equaled by any other county in the state. At the same time there IS credit to be given to the Taxpayers association for the careful watch that has been kept over county affairs and the many valuable suggestions that Have been made.
 ; While, practically all Of the offices show reductions in expenses for the six months covered by the statement, the greatest saving, amounting to more than one third of the whole, is to be found in the justice courts Of the county, S9.654.75. The county was redistricted. salaries adjusted and the salary system over the fee sFstem has also been in operation and these have ali tended to bring about this result.
 The following is the report which Secretary Gaines has presented to
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-20

skinned and bloody coming in with a delirious and much bruised and bat tered man astride. who was hardly able to keep his seat Mr. Freeman and his wife immediately went to work to apply restoratives and bathed and bandaged his face and body Hc kept repeating. T have caught a calf but I don't know where it is Aft CT everything had been done that hu man kindness could suggest, NIT. Free man took the back trail and finally came upon the scene of the near trag edy. The calf that had been roped and tied had died from tho severf heat of the sun. The other was iT none too comfortable a condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-20
COWBOY HAS 4
 NARROW ESCAPE

FLORENCE, Aria. July 19.-G. R. Freeman cane in fiom his eZstse ranch twenty miles east of here and brought negs Of a most remarkable escape from a,ath Ly this mort trust worthy cowboy, Phil Redondo. Phil started out lsst Tuesday morning to ride the range. he went dOwP to thc old pqnnely ranch and ghi;e ID fi,st ]. J.eieiiigo hdod sran across a rrsi- lh. sf aaItf ealtess Be Ra{e ssrss. to thcm aaa sfter hot race roIr,,I one Of the ieetfooted animals. He tied it securely and then gave chase 10 the other.
 It headed straight for the high liae Of bluffs that run along the bis
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-20

past have been troubled with my stomach. Everything I ate upset it terribly. One Of Chamberlain's ad. sertising booklets came to me. After reading few of the letters from peo- Ple who had been cured by Chamber lain's Tablets, I decided to try them have taken nearly three-fourths of package lthem and can now eat almost everything that | want" For sale by all dealers. 5J9
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-20

Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble
 When you have trouble with your stomach or chronic constipation don't imagine that your case is beyond help just because your doctor fails to give you relief Mrs. c. Strangle, Plains field, N. J. writes For over a month
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-20
The Cost of Cochse County Government is Heauilu Gu

broneho busting, outlaw horses, purse s100; log-sawing contest, purse S15o, of which the first team will receive $S5, the second $40 and the third S25.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-20

Senator Culbersor cf Texas is u retirement because of heryou, breakdown. His physicians say ne u il not be able to take part in any of the deliberations of the spccia, sessitn. His vote however will no' be iosl to the Democrats as ne rs paitec with Ou Pons of Daleware ? Republican Senator CulbefSar Ha> expressed his acarty approval nf 'h, underSood tariff bill 1T t. pee" form.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-06-27
R A

maintains a First,
Glass Job Printery
and is Official Pur-
veyor to those who
appreciate GOOD
PRINTING.
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Proposals. WaasedE

Notice of time and place of reception of
city OF B~ottineau. North Dakota.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting
OF the city council of the city of BOttineaI
to be held at the city fire hal on Nonday.
the seventh day of July A. ID. 1913, al eight
O'Clock. p. m. sealed proposals for the
deposit for q peiio I'd of one year Of the sink.
ing and interest funds of the city OF Botti.
neau and also for a period of six months of
said und or funds will be received and Oh.
ened at the meeting aforesaid. Such pro.
pOsals shall state in writing the rate OF in
terest which shall be paid on said time
deposits for a period Of one year and shall
also state what rate of interest will be raid
for the deposit of said funds deposited for
a period of six months. Such proposals
shall be enclosed in sealed envelopes. adj.
dressed to the city auditor and marked
proposals for time deposits of the CITY
funds' and shall be by the city auditor
filed In his Office. Such proposals shall be
by, g certified check in the
sum OF Fifty $4,000 Dollars endorsed or
q to the mayor as q guarantee that
the bidder will execute and furnish bonds
as required by law If said bidder is design.
ated the bank or one of the banks to be
depository. of the aforesaid funds.
Dated this 18th day of June. A. u. 1913.
H. A. Bate.
Attest. d. n. Carlson.
City Auditor,
Uune D-NO
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ECHO TOWER IN FESTIVE COURT. PANAMA. PACIFIC IN
TERNATIoNM EXPOSITION, SAN FRANCISCO, 1915.

T night the East Court with ts pavements OF gold, is great banks
70 OF 6owers and Ito lofty palma will be doeded with light Must
cal masterpieces Of the world will be rendered by the chimes IN
the towers Great saengerfests and choral festivals win assem-
BILE upon the doors Of the court
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-06-27

Notice of time and place of reception of
proposals for call deposits Of funds of the
city of B~ottineau. North Dakota.
TOtice Is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the city council of the city of BOTH
neau to be held at the city fire hall on
Monday the seventh day of July A. ID. 1913,
at eight O'Clock p. M, sealed proposals for
the deposits of funds subject to draft of
the city of BOttineau will be received and
opened at the meeting aforesaid. Such
proposals shall state In writing the rate of
interest which will be paid on average
daily balance. interest to be paid monthly
on condition that such funds. with accrued
interest sha be subject to draft at all
times on demand. Such proposals shall
be enclosed in sealed envelopes. addressed
to the City Auditor and marked" Proposals
for deposits of City funds subject to draft"
and shall be by the city auditor filed in his
Office. Such proposals shall be accom-.
panied by 6, certified check In the sum of
Fifty $4,000 Dollars endorsed or payable
to the Mayor. as a guarantee that the
bidder will execute and furnish bond az
required by law If said bidder is designat-
ed the bank or one of the banks to be
depository Of the aforesaid funds. Any
bank Offering more than four per cent on
said call deposits will not be appointed q
depository.
Dated this 10Th day of June A: d 1919.
H. A. Bate,
Mayor.
Attest: d. II. Carlson.
Uity Auditor.
Hume 20-27l - $780,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-06-27
Wrietband Umbrella.

Don't let your pretty new hat get
ruined because Of the nuisance Of tot
ing IN umbrella. II you have q
wristband umbrella you won't In the
least mind carrying II. even when rain
Il not q certainty. for the leather strap
at the end Of it, abbreviated handle
holds its ferrule far from the ground
and ont Of the way Of your ankles.
Any handle can be adapted to this
new fashion. Just take your pet um-
brella to the jewelry repairer. show
him where you wish the handle ampu.
tated and the strap adjusted. and in
. few days you will have q hat pro-
tector that viii never be . bore b
carry.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-06-27
Notice Of Bids Wantod

Sealed bids will be received up to 10
o'clock a. m. on Monday, July Z. 1919. by
the commissioners of Bottineau county,
North Dakota. for rip rappino the East
and West division of the graded approach
to the new Scotia Steel bridge over Mouse
river two and one half miles east of West
hope.
Approximate quantities as follows:
About 5000 sQuareyards of rip-rap. spaces
between all stones to be filled with small.
or broken stones. Plans and specifications
may be seen at the county auditors Office,
or may be obtained from Ed. White, coun-
ty engineer, of B%Ottineau, N. d.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check in a sum equal to five per
centof the bid. payable to r. f. Nelson.
chairman of the board. Successful bidder
will be required to furnish a satisfactory
bond in a sum equal to the full amount of
the bid conditioned upon the faithful per
of the work.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
By order of the county commissioners of
Bottineau county, North Dakota.
+. f. Nelson, chairman.
Attest;
G.. H. Hebert.
County Auditor.
June 2-27 JulyD
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Notice Is hereby given that whereas the
board OF county commissioner and county
superintendent of schools have b en- petit.
toned to form q new school district to DO
known rs Oarbury School District Number
riot Number FOrty-five N5.D Bot:ineau
county. state OF North Dakota. h Q .
hearing on said petition Will he given BY
the board OF county commissioner and
county superintendent of schools at q
regular meeting Of said board OF county
commissioners n county superintendent
Of school to be held on the First Monday
In July. being July 7th. 1913. at 2 O'Clock p.
m. on said day.
Signed,
H. T.. Layne.
County Superintendent OF schools.
Dated at BOttineau. ~. ID. this 18th day
Of May, 1913.
MAY 50 June 8-13-2O 27-July y
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@rrom this point" said the ma b
lbs frpnt seat Of the automobile. bring
mr. the machine to Z stop. won get :
rod view Of Pittsburgh proper"
Sim aurs." spoke np the prim M tror
= tie back ssat. .'that's the only par
g PtttsburGh ~ wish 70 sse!.~ Chs
eae0 Trfbans.
u T. MT enough 70 run. O~e aua
s1art ~ time Frenrh rroyOs
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The directors of Toupin school distric,
1913, At 2 p. M, for the deposit of the funds
of the district. The directors reserve the
right to reject any or all bids. Bids can be
mailed to the undersigned at his address
Juno, North Dakota.
Dated June S. 1913. .
H, H. Nelson,
Secretary.
June 1890
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Cynical.

Cynical.
Hibbs7What Z lot Of difference mar
rage makes.
Gibbs-And Whist I lot o. d~iBsfsncsss
1EaDsrript.
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His Motive.

A lady having more than the average
portion Of avoirdupois mounted . Su-
perior avenue car the other night
safely inside. she grabbed . strap and
stood on . sitting gentleman's toss Tor
the trip home.
Almost immediately the sitting Osnr
tisman got up. bowed gracefully AZ
motone0 her 70 his seat
You ars very kind. Or" dinplsa -
roiy poly l1dy. suhG6dinG.
"Klnds" snoFted tie gentleman, ~
iha0 asjsen. IT, Amt Hndnea-tto
III 1eSenso..-C1oe0lanA p1aln DGA1oG
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TO A FRIEND.
a nan Ia mi u In nd uvhoro man

10 - D"
Japan Ia not q land where men
need pray.
For tbs itself divine.
Yet do I lift my voice in prayer
and say:
May every JOY be thine!
And may l.. too. II thou those
joys attain.
Live on to see thee biest"!
Such the fond prayer that. like
the restless main.
Will rise within my breast.
-Hitomaru. Ancient Japan Poet.