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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03
TO PREACH AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Reverend ]. M. swander. of Tono-
pah, came to this city today and to-
morrow will occupy the pulpit at the
Presbyterian church. Rev. Swander
has been called to preach this sermon
by the congregation of the local
church with view of occupying this
permanently He is noted divine
and one who has a reputation all
over this portion of the west and he
will probably attract a large congre-
cation to hear his discourse tomor,
row.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

John S. Winter is down from White
rock.
Chas. Happier, chief of police of
carinl is in town today.
Homer Andrae is in the city from
Whiterock for few days.
w. t. Mcneil, of the Western
Homebuilder, was in. town today, re-
turning to Carlin on No. 10.
Mr., and Mrs. c. c. Winter are in
the city from Whiterock. They are
registered at the Hotel Mayer.
Senator and Mrs. Hunter expect to
leave about the 18th, of this month
Off California, where they will spend
the winter.
The rain which fell here last night
was evidently a heavy, snow in the
mountains as 1t is reported from the
hills that snow of one foot depth
fell in that vicinity. On the low hills
surrounding this city, there could be
seen some snow this morning.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03

Sunday is Rally Day" at the Bap-
.tist Church both morning and eve
ming. The evening service begins at
2 p. m.
The Bradley Orchestra went to
Wells yesterday, where they played
for the Campaign ball at that place
last evening:
G. w. Clubine and wife, of LamoiIle
are at the Hotel Mayer. Mr.. Clubine
is one of the prominent ranchers OF
Lamoille Valley and both he and his
wife have many friends in this city.
S. H. Jones, of San Bernardino,
California, and James Byers, of La
moille, Presbyterian evangelists, are
in the city after trip to the Sho-
shone Indian Agency at owyhee.
, A. M. olin, of Mountain City, is
spending few days in the city. Mr..
olin brought large shipment of
horses down from Mountain City and
that vicinity which he has shipped
from here to Eastern markets.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03
BAPTissr

Sunday is rally Day" at the Bap.
list Church both services al IL a, IN.
and 2 p. m. The II a. m. subject VIII
be; Staying Up the Leaders Hands
Solo; Mrs. schuylerman. 1910 ps m.
Sunday School Z p m. Peace Ser.
vice, Subject Peace on Earth, Good
viii Among Men,
A cordial Invitation is extended 70
all to attend.
z cHAs. McIARNEss, Pastor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03
PEACE DAY IN
ELk0 CHURCHES

At all the churches in EIko tomor-
row, peace services will be held and
prayers will be offered up for re-
sumption Of peace in Europe. The
day has been set apart all over the
nation by presidential proclamation
and prayers will be offered up all over
the nation on this day. A large atten-
dance is urged by the various pastors
in the city.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03
Mayer

L. e. Mccurdy, Oakland; L. Bach.
man, San francisco; H. Bachman
San Francisco; Cs e. Cfsseil, San
Francisco; w. H. Ferguson, Salt
Lake; A. M. olin, Mountain City;
John s. Winter, whiterock; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Winter. wbiterock; Homer
w. Andraee. whIterock; w H. schlit-
ter, Wilmington, Delaware; Geo. A.
Hawkes., s. p. Co.; NJ o,ccnner.
Wendoyer; D. f. Nevins, San Fran
cisco; Peter Dohr, Renos @. CowIing,
Bullion; Harry Hill, New York city,
George Norton. New York city; r. s.
Benhang Oakland; Wllmat Eyaas,
Salt Lake city; o. Bell, Cheyenne.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTICE

In the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday morning and evening Oct.
4th, the Rev. j. NJ. Seyander will
preach with the prospect of becoming
pastor for the Elko congregation. A
full attendance is desired,
Bible School at 1915 p. m.
y GEO. e. EYLER,
Clerk of Session.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03
GOLDEN RULE BUILDING
NEARING COMPLETION

The new Golden Rule Mercantile
company's building on Idaho street is
almost completed, and the contract.
ors expect to have II ready for oc-
cupancy by the 18th. This win be
one of the finest stores in Northern
Nevada and shows the faith this com
pany has in Iclko as business center.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03

Robert Hunter attended the Cam
paisn Ball at Wells last evening. He
returned from there this morning and
reports fine time for everybody
there. There were great many can.
didates at the ball but all politics was
forgotten for the time being and
everybody had the time Of hts life.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03
sT. pAuL,s cHURcH

oI' FNUI-o CHUHCH =
Intercessjon for Peace Services.
Morning at II a. m.
Evening at 1880 prm.
Sunday School at 1890 D. m.
Litany Friday at 1880 p. m.
Special Music.
Everybody come and pray for
Peace.
Offerings for the Red Cross Society,
ERNEST H. PRICE, Rector
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03

According TO the printed account OF
the affair, New Jersy politician cut
himself on the forehead with en- axe,
and the opposition paper heads up the
news: Candidate Splits Wood
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03

Mexico is coming to IFS sonses. The
congress to be chosen Is expected to
adopt drastic land and tax reform
measures and to establish public
school system throughout the country,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03

Events Of the past twenty daya
would indicate THAT the dream of a
speedy conquest OF France has been
rudeiy shattered.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03
COMMERCIAL AND
MAYER ARRIVALS
Commercial

w. It. Mcneil, Carlin; Jas, f. Hol-
land, Lamoille; Jas. Billet, Lamoille;
J. J. Burner Lee; Harry. De Jaggers.
Denver, Colo; =. J. strubel, Golcon-
da; J. H. Marshall, Salt Lake: NJ.
Hanson, Deeth; Charles Moore. DEN
yer, Colo; w. Van WinlSle, Pine Val.
ley; b. F. Jones, San Francisco.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTICE

Father corcoran viii celebrate Holy
Mass at Grammar School, Sunday,
October 4, 1914.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-10-03

subscribe for tho independent.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-11

beautiful Mrs. Newton C. Fassett, so
ciety leader and wife of a wealthy
Spokane, Wash, manufacturing
chemist Fassett is the son of former
Congressman ]. Sloat Fassett of New
York.
81 divorced Edward McCallie of
Chattanooga, Tenn, two years ago,
after the former Cornell football star
had failed to support me. At that
time was granted the custody of my
baby boy, while McCallie was given
the custody of Katherine, who was
then but 3 years old.
81 was desperate, for, oh! j did
want my little girl so badly, so 1 re-
solved to take the law into my own
hands and steal my baby. went to
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-11

Daytona, Fla, March 11.-"Yes, l
stole my own baby girl and would
do it again, because l had fought for
her in the courts until was desper-
ate and my mothers love was so
great that l could bear to be sepa-
rated from her no longer" said the
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-17

fore . doctor could be saairlonea. NIf.
Bf01n has been d tiienll5s .5g ttse
aptist eli isifcti for some Tins 5ii q has
llsen q g1pn man, He let9yas 10
tnalirn his iogs d vito and zone SON
A7gs1s and two lFbf ~ fIenfy
BrowR Of Roberts Sati Wdlilain
Bf6wn ol afae lie, M two sistefa,
issrs. ~ clIand dIess ot Gfeehyiiies
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-17
an.i atks saraIi slsrFit,

'ana MFR sarah Merritt ST axas
he a in his iifsy third yeaE a.
age, fs1neras aersfea re con-
dltcke By e tls05 lsi Iia akof. flse
w 8 Myers who Is ffsessf q rs
family Intefpaert waa rs siii
catnetery this atfafne8n 4 & q < 81 Z
aIslsdat q large ccRceuf re s5f ie.i 4 =
and sofrDwing & Fslatlyae
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-17
ELIAs d BR0sgsE
llssis h % One 0f tic G0oiI g,itIgeIas ef
ths Iemnyllle ssssten,

oHnyiiIe, May is. This morning
as clock sr. Eiias Kfovn sllea
at Ills home here. AIR. Brow & iia d not
bneA feAling g well Tor sofneEin1e bot
ggtng around as usual, asIt iEif Ehe hsFslit
'iis VAS salten yasy ~ q a d ia iii-
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4 Il sy# sa @ IS u IL # Il s s. ss s i # 81 & ss IS 8 81 6
ELE cTRsC CIT sPA ETs
Mereh

u y x. 4
Afereha
%, PIap displays.
g. u. RSnher OF GreentilIe has been
spendIne keIsrai days la ABders5n,
endsaxoriIg to secure contracts from
Anderson lser chRtits for decora ting
9llsr Blaeeb gf business g0r the State
Asspcs Ion pf South Carolina fclltas
Which comes % Anderson on Jniae
!l74Is. lThe dec eorat tons htIya aftasCy
been planned by Mr. IzenYser ana he
says that Andessc:i 4 higinegs sn,,sss
Will show up sRondeFfuliy we'll with
the elaborate purple and white trim
lIningH ne has designed. He has 81
cured humber 81 cunIbracts frnIT
snine OF ths cityss leading merchants
ana iiAnder5on will Be q mace of beaI,tv
when the irl3t Hello Bills roll Iii
on the morning oftlie 18th.
b & Il -JI----.(j
Mrs. Pant CIiJsen
An Alternate.
Anderson people aud Anderson club
women especially viii be interested
~ lesrnl1 s thft Mrs. RlIfas FAINT of
Lu15 rlJy yrttD E51 sSJSrS or 1ii5s
altcts4tl%c61 Dg IN q ffsAtLt1EiOll Oh ettOfQr
ems Clubs To the biennial conFent ton
which Is soon to meet ia Chicago. The
South 4afo Ina Grafton has been IN
session gt burg. ccniiEig te =
Wtsss largely d led By club women
from eli parts the country and all
sectfons Of eiies tate and II was Quite
an lionors for Iffs. ant to be selected
was also elected first vice dent
Boy EfcIred
a Tales s,
Bropige camp, d soss = ohm tsatHI,
of Che Fisher stare seSt Ion 81 tlie
conntys was g zed By q mule yes
day morning lfs naiifuliv injured,
he hoof liels the boy Just aiIoye
tho .llve7 and IS d as been pss fEeFiflE
ce That time, althungh
he eript hpF
81 - ~ s
IS
r. 3f Gu1ufnlila Isl 8
friend Co Ssptl aroi h d faFsnerB bnt
81 Hd nFtl 10 con vim le piatst4
araE E1LaA snfl "a nisfx the tiiie states
itten eS dotis Ve that
Il & The Soiitn
Carofih tlepaFtn rs IS MIR.
sullivan n0lIId I5epyLpIy De 81 n Tselrl fllT
theirs OF sae Eld see q hat a0ffae
rain 5alss. Mr.. Sullivan is section d.
fof tliie etsite y q d yes5s=siIs
day IL AnsI6 son ltii Tsi ends.
asf S. ~ = Z n s ~
ItcS lol G sElIEl ~ g
later tiss.Seiq from The race, hes
ShiT b . siiiI he 4
e6nd kslato IA the ap3fOarhin il9ilnici4
iill efetsie q I'm Il nss :
deflntii ff6Ff has q s; having l5easI
seated at the iask Ifeetink & 0f city
council 5r:lle fias many friends
ali ove brts -four ana VII Si5lf 4 gooa
vote 8 Ing TO ward scllr poistis
psiessles lIsye
Been
james 10 Hassfrsel1 has hafi0uucesI
that j 5 be presesit ri sliSnls-
Ton on NAY ~ and % azA1 Alaa- znlHazs
Ing ~ tb Al orsisI Ira &c le9-
CUE Hhnaett SgilI hsi y repre-
eeifse Is from tn Atli 1en offos
Nina ca etpreTa 4 fo 0H ana y sIiF5
ter lislfys secretary Ct tie AFlr
tlef1shs chaisbei of eclnksiefces has aDx
ucinsea II q son s34I n 1T
TO The foeas - tsh u &
sntiosf 1T tltoi 3 "a StoH iteFff
eIhft fif be one Of fiIt ID 81 g15fj III
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Starr 8vefe among the visitors 90
spefId yesterlss IN The city 3
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n e ~ Webb Of PiHTGetotTf1 was t
shs city gssterda for 4 short stay. 8
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5 James d. llial.fl 81 Ilear Baton Wa.
aIaong shess Visitors 70 spend yealeI
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sI,ea q few hours q the cis yessef-'
day bustnesa
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VIII Csllfisld, s well a own Ionea
Path man, spent yesterday 81 Aiiller4
sons &
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;ssiIe spens yesterday la the eity wtInI
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O. Casey 81 the sive Forks sa &C.
lon vas - Andefspsl SeatetGass
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-17

], Dock 3lanni=e OF b Iat d township
vas q the city yesterday on btisi-
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Mrs. B. Turner has gone 10 Greer.
wood where she nisl be the guest 81
frislds for 3 few dsys.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-17
Planning soR Tie
feslfIenf7s y7e7ie.

Rlannlns sori Tie
eesidtnfSs He7ie
fchifecfs hhva nractieaiiv cnir- :
plste6 the plans for the haniisoine new
luia to BE erected on the cainpas of
dersufd col Iege for The new presI-
dent az triati5 utlon and work tsiII
be sbegstn on The building within the
siez Ter weeks Tho new home Is
70 cost approx oxtriately $1,000 and VIII
be cofipIet IL every respect. it VIII,
be e Eand dsofne home, commodities Ia
every respect and 1t Is believed tflat
tlle plaes ID delight pr IsiqEra
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-17

home III Hartwell Gs aItsF spend ding
q few days in enc city With friends.
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~ II. Cev5l IL Creek.
vas 40 The sIsy szss1ays
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dent Of 9sii
hefs has s5.i
nj 81. ~, ~ ssrrs, ~ 80 44s4l1
l5is
E6slst asi 81. a are oill
sSs..Ss u asa
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Mag " e. Ben ssf II 4 fsaveI
section - g ths rlty ssteFaa7
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ewis Jacksou speas ya erds sy N
andersen. ths evest Of stenn lsEapN
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sfr lad Mrs p 81 SIR ftsl iidve re-
turned 70 q d fta,. i short yis.i
u 70 tiieis 5fsisft srs n n
Eely
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Ble neeeEtl5ils

Big Aesegf on
lis of the Southern Heii Tsele-
sE1hone esesFnph Company are
bianEihe to- hold d EsIi issai reeeDtioh
TOR people zrhen the hanSz
Feslse new kuiI 3 on sFliitfIef street
- ennip ted. fogress IS belnR made
ssitll The siaishinE touches on the
Ebiilltllag and Il Is sieliegea th1t e. Iiht
e q y II zlie 80 IS zsss.l = - q
eaeral Inv on ~ 4 ID sh Ead the
eSdene lifefs Ii tst csfs to call and
lnslet hen 4 S. euhIls
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eFI nf SIP rta as IN
the yssfeeday 4 sc at NE c:ili
.qslola hptels
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p cEhail of fsae s,s sesTI
ilan apeat ys a Tie clss.s
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and Of IVA.
sgeEe p1noe be y Visitors
sp psna the cits
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oisnson pf fss k6r Route II
.ss "a sss ely fot ss
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sien sas a ne esty 81 ah4
faa5t:
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Hiram Ieisig OF Sandy Enriisks yyhs
A ne city eatesday nn b,isinsee
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Harry ssfl.il 81 y0li la, ca, was ia:
he "a ~ esaefdaS on hns ness
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Clyde Sra q os a sYitle. srent ycs4
ereag in the city q friends
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among the htisiFass Visitors 10 she
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hours a tie ciEy )
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PERSONALS RI

George Embfer 1f the Portman sees
tion was n the els FOR Isw hoirs
yeBserdays
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: Sat0ls 81 II q was ssi Ander3
ON Yesterday foF 8 fsy< hours.
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Gro ries Were
alnfsa Pfegisffni

II Groceries Were s.
Z Quite Plelt ifal. ssis
"A horse hitched Co Ellison Grocery
GSmpany's delivery wagon took frizIst
IoE Afail sFeet yesterdsy ( ana ran
auag There was unite@ 4. scatterIne
OF eFpcer5ee ~ the horse I'an Tin
North lain street and wflan ne Turned
at the post offIce corner grocafies were
stil more plentiful 1e Isn't nrobai,ie
that the people Lying along that paFt
0f tbs street win have 90 buy. any
food ettEffe for the next few iays. : ii
1ss,::tpt Thought that the driver Of the
Was injured,
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LBsS. & s5lldslEEs I
number of complaints are being
heard in Anderson Gounty by the sar-
Inaer9 over stock dying from one, cause
and another Edmund A. Hall OF the
lelat Rock section was IA Anderson,
yesterda day and reported that he lost a
tine horse friday the aniLnaI coming
% hls death from pslennionia. and sew
IItn
SOME tlaints. 4.
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i..ss..s....ssss :
-
III 81 { "a Sd
" - IN
2 ~ J ! BaaS
III
9Isse 81 ssle toTtnlaFl SEE
s;55i
Fishel 5f Level Land speut
mess ~
Z 4. r.
city yesi ersiii = - 3 i ~
ss - ~ lssstols !. 8 eks = g vas l AnasEs
80 - z. ~ sssses 3.
q ssa 8, Z; 3, s z,
Il ~ y -. Z =
ana F.ffss,s 81 ~ ~ f,,,,,ss
g J teaa sasess g, tlls elt
3, isSs,; e, ::
~ 9 e1sy sss teFellss on sllle ness
~
- g, z. 3 9ss - = ssEessy la
I.
~ ss1e ss - sa is nave re-
T !, IS. e t'isls ssa'ist; rs
sesy
aeH aaeesae-le Of lle!l spent
s as e siesiEs iial llse cl5y f
ss.s.u s:se,s slslsoi's e sIssaa
(: 'sf SisEtefotsI vas ii.
| ne y CITY 5geisefusls. ioI, 2 mort staiy
80
tIitfl fn an, spent yes terday sn Ansier4
son 3. Il
. sgsss tIl the 81 sg yes on btisi-
ness.
tsoll vas - stotca
" q ~ ship!
day gst bsisttles
.
tlIaln .lsi1lg oz Syringe wax
lie ssastl nf the aecr
slall aI'sa yes - ne
8. e
s. Ils Z. e Yesterday g tlls ely vim
~ - tsi5ts " 1ssifs,S
- - 3, = =. ~ s,lle g
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q. Iaflsls 81 iis3f
eEas non etf
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FAX e5ls ITS Idla lliosl.eF
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lsnorE8oNs GhlaTlen

stfA1D Eait0 3h k1Aft tEllt4 ! y
o. Eilger Bpa9Esf.
- tfEteF keese CO, rfariiIfellE
jeweIsts of tilis city, are exhibiting
q wonderful line OF silver Epo0ns ID
sspl Flndow. ar. Keese re-
cent resolved one os the largest
IEhipmenta oS silver spoons ever
puBht 70 the city niinnbeflng over
f60 dozen Alr Reese conteInplR ties
putting on D special sale Of flieee
Spoons at an early dnte asld the lal
dies g The are aanLEine hIa Rin-
DOW al5p pIaySy uCus - = 7
gEegs W
every Andetzn on county gatfnef
spenaing yesLerd ~ Ia The city ooIii =
s5lasnAA le..sa and z IL .ssrs sf Ia S lack &c
rain The mars ef1 " that sutton, IA
not coming up "A "a y here II is saYl I'd
IS mol growing on account ug the fact
,ttlat acIde tEoas Of the county have.
had no rain for q mon tsi Cfher sscs.
+less ef tlaa naisEatg liAva han iffshf
show lirt there IL d &c need oE
natAl a own pour an over TIE
county, Crops aFe really sslfferine
6forsgeiIs, ascordine 20 tlie ylsilors here
yeassrdhys
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lleAe8A d - 5sl Al IsiS,
stors "a iasrs
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IlallaH Hr6aaaIe 3 Ileil lIg,1 spent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-09

WHshm April >--rrapusas fa
1hnnrr n in the northern It tHr
eastern d=fr.t 90 Texas were favored
er.Hre NE house Judiciary committee
tedat H MUr. Miller of DALLAS Ind
4lhelz NhAa another deleNAt.an n.
eiudHs A Fanncn "a o8Ins of.
posed tHe ground thai 10 wa- q
rhn tu Ha.. Federal ludse Meek. d
district Ht fIise Russtil Democrat
fhr eammu.. reserved actiun
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-09

Ilnkhan s NCgeta-
bic Com pound. 1
then suffered terri
bly, eyerymonth My
husband bought me
a bottle of it and it
helped me right
away Then after
by second child was
born ] had a female
trouble very badly
and / used. Lydia E.
pinkham' Tcgeta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-09
FIRE EATERS NO
LONGER ABOUND
IN L. s. SENATE


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-09
MRS, BEIDEL
Tells WOMEN
How Lydia E. Pinkharn's Veg
etable Compound Kept Her
in Health FOR IA Years.

Shippensburg, pa.-"I 1t was several
wears ego that started taking Lydia j..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-09

Fscrv ONE fresh c,essn. tcstcti
stamped aud guaranteed. tscntrA's
eggs la scaled hoAcs az Jana's Ma.
Joys Hawkins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-09
THE VIM. FARR COMPANY

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
Sausage Specially
For Cattle and Hogs the Biggest
Market Prices Are Paid
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-27

either that's why I sent her 70 schoo'.
Do the best you can, that's all any
body can do"
In training a child the first thing 10
teach him is obedience.
when did you begin 10 make your
children mlndw was asked a mother
Of six sons. Her reply was MY
children all had their first lesson IN
obedience when they were three days
old" Would IT be unfair to attribute
to this habit Of obedience the fact
that they all hold positions Of resposi-
billty today
We all know-and most OF rs for
get-that the habit OF obedience is
formed az any other habit is by con-
stant practice. Il is absolutely indis-
pensabe To strong moral sense. The
lack Of II leads TO all kinds of bad
conduct and self-indulgences. OF
course. II We are to preserve anything
Ike order In community. the indi-
viduals must obey the laws. To most
people this comes natural the fact
that Il law exists being sufficient rca-
son why 1t should be kept There are
always some people, though. who find
il very difficult 10 conform to the
regulations. no matter how salutary.