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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-17
Stop those Early Bronehlal Coughs

They hang on all winter If not
checked, and pave the way for seri-
Gus throat and lung diseases. Get a
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pounded, and take 1t freely. Stops
coughs and colds. heals raw infiamed
throat, loosens the. phlegm and is
mildly laxative. Chas. T. Miller, Ed.
ENQUIRER. Cannelton, Ind, had bron-
chial trouble. got very boarse, cough.
ed constantly from a tickling throat.
He used only Foley's Honey and Tar
compound. Was entirely relieved
Wants others to know of Foley,s
Hoiey anu "'e-.
For Sale by Evans Pharmacy.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-17
CIVIC LEAGUE WILL FIJRNysE,
DINNER FAIR DAY

The ladies of the Civic League
VIII serve dinner Fair Day. neyt
,, 9 sahssddy, October Ii, in iile
oaildIng next door to the Bolton
Coca-Cola Bottling Works. The
public are cordially invited TO
glslt: tllls place and get dinner the
gay OF the Fair Dinner will be
served for Soc.
!, The Civic League will also
nave two luni,h stands, one on the
PUBIC square and one in the ,agri.
cultural department.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-17
FAIR.

d. 'SSiSSuaJJ W oItOUCI = I,
iis the Fifth Annual Bolton Fair.
| Every detail has been arranged
and the thousands of visitors will
have a meffy time. Only five
more days-and they are short
ones too. Belton Will be thrown
wide open to the many who will
invade our beautiful little CITY on
this occasion. The whole day will
be full of fun and merriment.
Plenty of good things to eat
good and numerous exhibits, good
music all day long. !,
The exhibition will be opened
to the public at $1,000 O'Clock!
The entries shall be open to white
exhibitors only. The exhibits will
be open at 10 A. M, and will
close the same day at 600 P. M.
Visitors will find on the grounds
and square everything necessary
for their comofr. and conye!
nience. The ladies' of the Civic
League will sell dinner and
lunches. L. P. Willingham's res
taurant and tie City Market will
sell lunches ana dinner. The hotel
VIII be open to those who prefer
taking dinner at a hotel.
Courteous attention to all vis-
ltors and perfect order will pre-
vail throug hout the day. Every-
thing has been made ready for
your comfort and pleasure and if
you fail to attend you will be the
looser and not the Belton Fair
Association.
Ss.ssval Manager.
Mayor Ross Mitchell is general
superintendent of the Fair Asso-
ciation- and viii assist the other
officers in every way possible.
Faorses and Mules.
A. S. FAINT, superintendent of
the horses and mules, will be on
hand and will give you all the as
sistance necessary in his depart
ment.
Far:.. sccducts.
j. T. West, superintendent. will
be IN Charge of this department
and will assist you in any way
possible in entering your ffarm
products on time and see that ev-
erything in. his department is
properly pulled off.
Poultry.
j. A. Singleton will have charge
of this important department and
he wishes it thoroughly under
stood that cock and four hens
make a pen or a cockerel and four |
hens make pen. IL other words. !
the impression has gone out that /
only a cock and four hens consti- |
tute a pen. Either cock or cock
erel and four hens make a pen.
Cattle.
j. M. Cox, Jr., superintendent i
OF this department, is ready for,
The big day "wednesday, Oct. |
2D and wishes you to come !
ahead with your cattle and win |
prize.
Swine, Sheep and Goats.
J. Mack King is. 'sboss" of this /
department. and he says that I'LL
you don't bring alone those fine
hogs. sheep and goats you win |
nave him to reckon with after the
air. Bring Them to the fair and 7
'ave hard feelings hereafter.
Ladies, Department.
The following ladies will haveI
charge Of the ;Iadiess Hanarf,,a,,{.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-17

of Belton to any of the above
town almost any time of the day.
There are now IS different
trains and trolleys on which one
may get into and out Of BeIton
every day. Belton is designated
to become the most important
freight and traffic centre in the up
per section of the State, and one
OF the most important in the en-.
tire State.
The Bolton Mills, with oo,o
spindles, are among the most
prosperous in the State, and it i.
at Belton Mills that theabest oper-
atives homes in the State are
found.
Belton has the only turkish tow
el factory in the State-the Blair
Belton has four prosperous
banks, representing more than q
quarter of million dollars.
+ For several years the famous
Bolton hotel, known as Hotel
Geer, with Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Geer as proprietors, has been
and is now, the most popular
Sotel in the upper section of the
State, and it is here that travelling
men meet to spend their week
ends.
Bolton has two splendid grad
ed schools and handosme build.
ings for white children. Bolton
graded school number one has a
high school department. Prof. J.
b, Watkins, an educator of State
wide reputation, is superinten-
dent of this school.
Belton has four churches and
as many schools, with large regu-
lay Attendances.
!on has four churches and as
nfafiy Sunday schools, with large
regular attendances.
Bolton has automobile
garages, ice pan, oca-coIa bot.
tllpg works, oil mills and cotto,
gin.
The town has a Civi League.
his band of ladies arc ,alWavs
doing something of :; permanent
nature for Belton and her ceopie.
oe.ton mas q library-tlie library
is part of the work of theCivic
League.
The Bolton Journal, together
with its job plant department.. is
one OF the best newspaper and
lco plants to be found in any
sized town in the South.
If You are honest and emerge.
tc' 3elton needs you; and,if Won
want to succeed, you needle ion
and its ADVANTAGES. 30 =.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-17
REV. S. p. HAIR HERE.

Rev. S. p Hair, of Fort Mill,
5. c., preached two able sermons
at the First Baptist Church in
Belton last Sunday, morning and
evening. Rev. Hair is an able
speaker and had large congrega-
tions at both services. He made
many friends while in Belton. He
IS well known throughout the
State.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-17
PREACHING HE@E NEXT sum.
EAN

Key; Edward 5. Reaves, of the
FIRST Baptist CHURCH of Honea
path, will preach at the First Bap-
tlst church in Bolton next Sunday
evening {: at 1880 O'Clock. The pub
nc cordially invited to be present
and enjoy the service.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-17
MEXICAN COIN MADE IN

:. 7. McMahan has a Mexican
toin made in 1892, He had this
piece of money with him in town
Saturday. This coin is the size OF
an American Silver dollar.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-17

tween w. j. Moorhead and John
A. Horton and on through the
Rice, Stringer, d. A. Geer and j.
N. Willinghsm property and will
interSect the Anderson road at
the Pepper place. This is a little
change in the first route planned.
The first route would have struck
the Poore property. This route,
together with the changes already
granted by the property owners
at Broadway Greek, gives Ander-
SON and Belton an ideal highway,
a long felt need. The proposed
new route will not exceed q per
cent grade. A very bad piece Of
road just outside the city Limits is
responsible possible of the new
route.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-17
Dresses for tiae Fair.

I'VE heartily agree s,l.ll. a..s
trend. Cotton dresses on the day
OF the Belton Fair and every day
Tor the next Two years would Gre.
ate 4 greater demand for cotton,
goods. Our ladies. If they will
come together through the cot.
ton states and buy and wear only
cotton goods, we believe that the
price of cotton will advance more
rapidly. We promised the writer.
that we would make request
for the ladies to wear cotton.
dresses or the day of the fair, and:
we are glad that he called our al
Etention to it through the journal.
-Editor.) !
j. E. Allen, a prominent busi-
ness man of Hcnea Path, and his
little daughter, Helen spent A
short while in Belton Monday
with his sister, Miss Bess Alien.
Misses Emma Vaughn and Alice
Clement visited Mrs. H. T. YER
million in Donalds SUNDAY.
Mrs. j. A. Bailentine, who has
spent several weeks In Belton
the guest Of her parents, MIR. and
MRS. A. z. Campbell left Satur-
day TO. join her S.isbsnd In Xii
Mountain. which viii be their FIJI.
lure home.
Miss Sadie kirkpatrick, of An
.defson, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Jessie B. Lewis, at her beau
tiful home Sunnyyiew, on River
Mrs. J. IA. Mattison,, of Senel
ca, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ben Freeman on River ST.
\ Mrs. MattiSon lived here for a
number of years and Is marfnIv
welcomed back by her MANY
friends here.
Dir. and Mrs. OH KAY and
Mrs Pearl Lee spent Sunday h.
Hartwell, Ca. They motored over
in Mr. Kay's machine. !
pr. and mrs. G.. S. CuIberf ant.
daughter and MIR, and, Mrs. j. n.
West and children spent Sunday
with hrs. Alive B. IatineF.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-17
w. k. STRINCER A FARMER.

W. K. Stringer, president of the
Peoples Bank, of Bolton, gathered
at least ten tons of very fine hay
on one of his farms near Bolton.
Itis hay is very good. Mr..
S.ringer gathered -257 bushels of
oats on this same piece of ground
This Summer. and will make plen.
ty of corn this year. He has one
piece of brag crop and will have
100 bushels of corn seed for sale
This corn will retail a. .s3 per
bushel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28
ARTESIA CHAMBER
Of COMMERCE
MAN MISSING
Valley People Said to Be Dis
turbed by Mysterious Dis
appearance of Prominent
Business Man.

A,,urdluu fu he Roswell Record co.
Tuesday Nfi.sa ana the lower Pc. lv
Nallet ls considerably wrought up over
the dlsipTefrIn Of e. A. Diusmnrc.
i"rmer secretary of the chamber 1i
commerce uf Artesia AM "a well
known HI .fHs ecior Of that vicinity.
HIS disiIn'frH nee has 0ccn as CONF
rictc as ID th. earth had opened up
ana swallowed MIN. and his friends
ANA relatives ore Of the opinion that
DE has mc' with foul play or ca SER
ious accident.
Mr. DinsmHr. VAS la Roswell MoI-
day Of lnsf wU.E and that night tcl-
gphoucd 90 hI. wife In Artcsia that De-
had planned I. go from Roswell tho
next da' to SOME point out from here
lu rnmiHn. Win an oh p-ruspcDt1r.
The next d.H Hr was seen here just
before uHuI HUI he then said that ns
and another ull would 90 out 1850
the country Poo .Hok al some laud and
Oh p~rospc.. one Of the men 90
whom ht r'.E. L. that time was ttf
Manager W 10 Ntkinson Mr Akin
son Says Doc ... not hear Nj. Diusmorc
say l1st UH.. lc Intended ;o go. 9r
in what din. ..u. or how far. 90 AID
ne give thc me OF the man he OK
ptctsd 90 EH IA him.
Al nrsi. when h VAS learned IN Az
tesla that b, Hsid not De- located 'o
sl~rnihean., attached Co tho pee
furt as Oh r. generally believed that
he had SOM ..Ihic with his car amt
that he u... how up iu "a day ir
two. AZ Hm cut on aud he did not
report, Tho a.tIItion began 90 take on
90 serious bosom. Yesterday 20 de-
tCrmincd vas put forth hy the
people off aH'.-t 20 locale hin aad
this mniulH. Mrs. Dinsmore and At
tornoy } d. AZ. nod and others came
tu Roswell ..r he purpose al follow
iuE uut Oh. D'.,s they had received
hy phone Th. -Ouid not get farther
than tp thu point where he wtg seer
here 20 noon T day Of last WesEald
that he hHd he Oh another man
had ulHnu". A.. Irivc out in the coun-
10y that dHE
AN effort. .. arm the name of the
mnn who W,l with him or whera
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28
NEGRO ARRESTED
AFTER FIRING HOUSE

san Marcial. n. A.. May 2s.-Jor-
dan Clements, "a negro tramp was
taken 90 the county jail nt Socorro
yesterday FOR safe keeping and for
protection from threats OF violence,
after ne had threatened 20 assault
MrE. James Thomas. wife OF q Santa
re bridge foreman, and having been
driven OFF by Mrs Thomas. had set
fire to the home OF Airs. Josie WIZ
cox Who vas away from home when
the negro entered the house. Thorn
AZ, summond by his wife, attempted
10 take the mar Ia charge when the
negro shot him in the shoulder with
% slx-shooter which he had stolen
from the Wilcox home. He was later
arrested d. local officers and held un-
tl the sheriff arrived socorro.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28
ACOMA INDIAN ON
TRIAL FO R
KILLING

Santa Fc. *. ~, May 2S.-A jury
was selected yesterday afternoon ia
the United states district Our for
the trial OF san Juan Garcia, an ln-
dian oi A,uWa, charged with shoot
ing and kiilns Alfred Leeds, also an
ACumu iudiau on the usght Of No
Vembcr -b 1919 Evidence was be-
gun this moruiuE 10 b. alleged that
Garcia fred Through "a window and
that the bullet killed Leeds instantly,
His body was found the mex morn
ing.
The trial promises 20 be OF Interest
because b. Be- limited that instead of
satan figuring ln the ease, a. was cX-
pCctcd BOZ The murder trial Of Alex
auder Robinson ON Tuesday, the au-
pcfstltnns Of lndinns concerning ani-
mails masqucradiug as human bolug
may boz brougbt out by witnesses
when the case goes 90 trial. This ia
the Casc ln which Judge Pope res
Gently oVerrulcd q demurrer which
denied the Jurisdiction of the federal
court.
"A about 10 o'clock last night the
jury in the case of flayio Martinez.
charged with selling hqupr 20 In
dams. brought In "a verdict OF not
guilty. An interesting exhibit in the
case was "a huge jug. with a cornc0h
stopper a "a sack wound around the
'cuuutincr' to Keep the contents cool.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28
DEMOCRATIC
LIKELY TO BE CALLED
FOR AUGUST 18TH

santa pc. y. NJ, May 2S ~-Sccrotary
Adulph a. Hll 81 tho state Democrl-
tc committee has sent Go Chairman
:. II. Paxton at Las cruces. copies OF
the official can for the state Demo-
cratic convention to Zoe held in Alhu-
qucrque and which a. has now been
determined viii be held either ON
August 18th or August 2fth. the final
decision between the two dates rcsl-
ing with the chairman. under author
ity granted by the state committee. ~
Boz expected that Chairman Pastor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28
MARSHALL GIVEN
THIRTY YEARS
IN PRISON
Man Who Pleaded Guilty to
Killing Charles Talbert
Gets Long Sentence in Ros-
well Court.

Roswell. \. NJ May 2I-As "a re-
sult OFF the term ut criminal court just
concluded here Judge BicuHrdson has
sentenced i've o. thO state peniteu-
tiary
summer q. Marshall. who pleaded
guilty tu second degrcc murder Tor
Killing Charles IHluert In he Grand
Central saloon last winter. was ZEN
fenced Go from twenty Go thirty ycara
loo tho state penitruuary O. costs of
the ease Marshal never let his Ease
81 to trial and as vet no cause has
been given for The homicide.
Marshall Just walked into the Grand
urlurN CARRYING 20 gun. Talhert was
staudIus with hI- back Co the bar.
SAYS Tllbert: Lot me see your gun
Yes. IN let you see u, you - -
said Marshall and shot him
through the hear
Marshall Is iu Rad hcolth. He o. in
this country Tor she tuhsrcular cure.
lie took his sentence without emo
ton. nut his faithful little wlfc. who
- herself very lrall ana three little
children were in the court room and
broke Town when the stcnence was
pronounced.
Manuel ortiz. found guilty OF beat
ing his wife. Wa given D sentence.
one year 20 eighteen months and
costs, but the sentence was suspended
un good behavior and payment OF the
costs, but ORTIZ must not leave the
county.
sterling Oswald "FIdo." found
GUILTY OF larceny Of cattle. vas sem
fenced Go three tH fnur years iu me
p~enitentiary and costs, plus "a $500
fine.
j. +. Hudson found guilty OF lar
ccny 81 livestock was given "a SEN
tencc Of -four to i've years. costs and
"a $500 fine.
J.. J Johnson. same offcuSe. sem
fenced 10 two to three years and
costs and $500 hne assessed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28
60 To 80 YEARS
FOR MAN WHO
KILLED WIFE
Judge Leahy Sentences Carlos
Gallegos to Practically Lite
Sentence in the State Peni-
tertiary.

E,st Lac Vegas ~ NJ. May az
judge Lcahy has sentenced Carlos
U~ul,gus 90 from go TO so years ia
the state -penitcntiary for killing his
wife. GalieHos entered a plea of
guilty 90 second degree murder. lie
killed his wife al their home in AS
NcutauaH and later admitted the
crime. after the body had been buried
and exhumcd on order of the district
attorney Judge Leahy az first rec
t.cted the plea of guilty. bat later ac-
Ceptcd n upon o. showing boy Dlstricl
Attorney Ward that a first degree
conviction would he difficult Gallogus
Boz past middle age.
Caslmiro Eucinns convicted Of vol
uniary munsiaughtor Tor the killing
Of placidio Lucero, NJ Tecoi0clto was
sentenced 60 from three TO five years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28
SAN MARCIAL CHILD
DIES FROM BURNS

San Marciat y. A., May 2S.-The "a
monihs'-o odd daughter u AR. and Mrs.
j. 3 Major. died here last night as
the result Of burns received during
the afternoon, the Child's clothlnk
having caught fire, Il II believed from
matches. while the mother was om-
Iloyed in another roum. Major, who
b d stationery engineer. was about
10 move 90 ID ucN position AZ Bcrnalil-
10 ana Airs. Major was packing the
household goods. n il thought tbs
little sirl got hold Of q box Of matches,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28

they went have hoca futile and MRS
uinsmotr returucd 90 ArtcslA Ncrs
much distracted Attorney AtWont
viii rcmsin here until tomorrow Iuu
De Will ps l.Hd tp hear from ans pee
SON who ma, have seen Mr. Diusmurr
coz can CIV, ln information that Wlf.
lcHd Go his being located
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28


fa. , aasd shark vnsbcd ,sboro f,r.
|1. a.,
', ~ "a
..,' % p'.' '' me UNIFORM OF
'l 'h' MON "hu n'"u' Nv" ana %
h'' '.'' 'i ""r WIN inc brahd OF
'"' "NIHhlp OH o.
t"'ih ATE inc m'n' The natives t'H
DOZENS h"1'us 10 other incidents
Nh'ro men i'N among sharks apd
were never seen again After the daily
adjournment OF court ! used Co
walk up tho hIll, aud watch thcsr
shfiHF After 90 while ] procured
lines ana took Goo nshing for them a.
nrst They Invariably carried on roofs,
.'li and 10 considerable portion of liue
N.tH uuruuit} ana rather ukcd the
sport, and came right bach Tor more
Aver 70 Few weeks &C 600 successful 90
fort in this way. } sent up to New
YORK u got proper 1iE steel huoNs
90 qua a i'w feet uf chain beyond
iho d of the line We caught about
h8If Do dozen ur su. That was some
nshing An o.rhtcsn-foot shark on "a
hard woven gutrtcr-iuch line WItn
% qu1ftcr-iu'h steel hook wen po,-
irhcd and tempered BEL some nsh. and
'.'''' N' SO wv" HNN'tN
the slaughtcr house were my helpers
lN'h'N n'' cont Wetos produced thcIr
interest 'h the sport. Wen Wheh we
n'"h'" ono ne min'"l'lclf lNincu
"'I'" ahu 7''I''u ''i N'W A"rh' ii'
-'"'i'"H t""h ""' H""ul Two nun
Ecu S"'uA 'l "n' h'i' ''th' NhII'
~ was s"ln- nnu Nh'h I' e"'''
y" nv ''u' anu WIS '"IN'"' th'It was
y S'uiH'"h ~ '"' s'" 'I't i'"N'u "N'
't' ~"''"N'ie %" " e"'ul It,l III u
r,'m my ~ ""s NIKE" WIN u"Is''
,'n' H"ip,4 "l ,'"' I"u VISIONS OF q
us "issitns s'''''N n'uy l''t E'"''.l
- a""'il " '"' l"'N""M spray w,
'lN''eu. w, k'Noia'y t't hiin Iinuau
aIttr ABOUT hiteeh OF twenty minutes
on nara hkht ana OF pullnF haullhR'
.I,hns' ulNlhs' splashlHE ana par
poHc lehls eltaI OUT OF The sea boy mo
sreat hsh. II took the expert negro
pCtcheI out a moment To reduce MN
10 a skeleton after he was nrougnt
ashore, ana the dozens or natives
carried on the meat as fast as 10 was
> ced on. whether they ate 10 or Ted
u TO their u hogs am un-
aole to say. The backbone alwa g
went I" myself II makes tho hn'si
cane o ever saw hher than an'
e'l'uS 'aho ! over came across
wen aiter a while go tired OF
hshlng Tor them and having procured
= krag lorgenson rihe, took 20 shoot
ing ihcin. IN my fishing ana shooting
! never was AT a loss Tor an audience
Almost every night as many as five or
nix thousand people would assemble
on the iorilheatlon walls to see the
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28
SULLIVAN FUNERAL
HELD TOMORROW
IN SANTA FE
Especial Dispatch to rvsnlsE usraraI

Santa Re. y. NJ, May rS-The
funeral Of John W. sullivan, who died
Tuesday night at the Slower summer
camp on the Pccos. viii Doe held in
this city tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock from the home of n. T. ioutE,
a brothcr-in-laN OF the deceased. Tn"
Masonic coolies and Elks Will take
part BOO the funeral service and will at-
tend iu bodies The bearers win Doe
John pfiyugcr. J. g.. McMauus FrunH
insau j Porter Jones. Albert CLANCY
and William Hurt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28
HI n c s
HIMSELF IN
SANTA FE
Unable to Find Work, Man
Believed to be S. Brady
Strangles Himself with
Rope Tied to a Transome.
Especial Dispatch 50 Evening nsrard1

Santa Fc. 81 NJ. MAY 2S.-A man
believed To- be- named =. Brady, and
who left a note saying he was q refu-
gee from Acapulco, Mexico. hanged
himself In q which he had rent
I'D in q small adobe house ON Man
haitian venue rhe body was found
az ~ o'clock this morning and he
mar evidently had been dead for
three hours or more Every mnrk
Of Identification had been removed
from papers and clothing. bur 90 brief
note was pinned to the shirt saving
that he was from Acapulco. where
be had bcen robbed and assl ulted,
and that he WAS seeking work which
he had not been able 20 find. The
man was roughly dressed. He had
been here but "a few days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28
BURGLARY IS AGAIN
ATTEMPTED IN
SANTA FE
Two Men Make Effort to En-
ter House of State Engineer
French but are Driven
Away by Neighbors.
my Leased Wire to Evening mcrnld.l

santa Fc y. NJ. May 2S.-Burglurs.
believed 20 be the same two men who
attempted 90 gain nm entrance tu the
home 81 Mrs. Bact a few nights sgu
tried To- enter tho homo OF state EN-
giuccr James 4. French Lass night
Mr.. French is ont of town and MIS-.
French and daughter were at home
and stN two men Hpprutchinr th'
house. They gave the alarm and q
number of uCiEhhors responded bat
the men had disa ppcurpu ~ i~
thuurht plans had boon made careful
ly Goo rob the French home. 10 bpius
found thut 1 lock had been removed
from ID rear door.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28

DON'T WAIT; DON'T DELAY
Take advantage Of the big
Learnard & Lindemann Co.
sale Of artistic pianos and
player pianos.

Eczema spreads rapidly, itching at
most drives you mad for quick re-
lief posn's ointment De- well recon
m,ud,d Doc az al stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28

Phone 3 Red Barn. si1 W. Copper
hrsi-class hacks and carriages.
w L. Trimble a CO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28
Here's a Real Fish Story

slt"tk Nh""dug ana shark Fishing H. Iorto Rho. hp Judgc a. :.
lbHirN WIN Slmc iicfcrcucr to 70 Nature tukng story,
'""nri ito"~cNct aud the Now Nork World.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28

and The colonel in 5uimated ar,u.
mcnt on tho question but OF that more
anon Ia "a separate article.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28

The HERALD Want Ads get
the best results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-28

a. L. Moore. Attorney. Cromwell
Bldg. l20's 2nd 81. Phone S42.