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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
LEGAL NOTICE

Following Is the text os amend
mcnts proposed TO the constitution OF
New Mexico. which are 10 be voted
on al the coming general election In
November:
joint Resolution 40. ~.
Joint Resolution providing for the
Amendment OF Article WIN. of tho
Constitution OF the State u New
Mexico. Entitled Taxation and
Revenue" s. Sub. s J. Il. No,
~; Filled March 10. 1913.
BE Il Resolved By the Legislature of
the state OF New Mexico:
Tint Article VIII. OF the Constitu-
tion OF the State of New Mexico, onti-
tied '"raXatioR and Revenue" be and
The same hereby is amended 80 as Ia
read as follows:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
D MECHEM WILL
HOLD COURT TOMORROW

judge NJ G. Mechem. sitting FOR
Jndke II. D. Reynolds. VIII he al the
houae tomorrow 20 consider
any matters which attorneys may
wish % call up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

Phone .. RED Barn. al W. copper.
for h~rEt-class hacks and carriages
w. l. Trlmble q Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

Section 2. An county officers
shall be elected for a torn Of two
years. and after having served two
consecutive terms, shall be- Ineligible
10 hoid any county office for two
years thereafter.
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Chrosicie-News. sec per moais.
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EuoHr,c nAlaiAsn

Will tssss~ 10 she susassy .
A.slski.s asst ses. isssiiissss ''tso.
iig al Tie fsssss~ sss sasy . 80.
ssss ess sosssis sstM fas wosstess.
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sis~sb ss~ OF t.sshA T. pSskAAa's
vessssss. cn~sessss The 0asl sss.
e.esf-i sveess tss tsosie Iila The
susts hss ssss tse~so 9aos0oss
~ssssissss - sesss ssa hse1s 49,
~s.a sassslrs 10 sAklax This sas&
Sia-fsssSpsss svsssf asa - usass
wAe .sft.svss ssu& s.&Ai~ ilAs sAssaa
loss AsSr asssi sks has tried sso
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u xDos,oH At NV oRiIAus

New Otsssss L.. Mar tss-Ts~
.teks.~ssA ssssSi s,asssssses - sh>
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sou tssssA Ases 10 I'M sssy sssas ~
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T. &ss1<sos ~ Cktssp sslieS ~
ssthessss 10 esset 49, svsssSraa M
ssswsi ssAsvsa m suesvesloe 10
issss,s sssssS.s ~ sseea,lss esva
ress> Asssh csspstsas ttsssess. Az.
hs~ss Tsss~ssess tssssassss Astss.
- sss Nsssssssejs
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a Pinch of Salt for
Troublesome Dqndelions

wssA,sssas. u e.. MAJ iss-ras
~ "a u kitl ts1svSssss ass4-s.ss
elssss b 10 cot sff rA~is sse~ ssa pas
. neoeA a ssls sAnusss . shtnslssaat
- tie sssfsx. Of rs~s -srr~ss s@os o.
Thss ~ill kiii sse.s ss sss~s ~ sh~
ALT. u sss~ssits srpaIra. suias sps'.
h sssstA ~ as~a sesssssif ssa sFs
tli~a Gel, Tn The suss sss~ Of shs
Ass1stsass Ts~t-snsS States ssr,sss4
Neoa II sssss~ssste hes TOE s@ese sisae
hs~p sessiss ssss~ss ncssees sa dis
~sses The asass -ttwt-ss MEANS Of
W0Atrstisa thss sssssssssr sraan ~esv,
4v@ lsssss hwt srsho@eh ushsss
osse b-~s fossa sass.fsssasss ssr
ta9sas silt is s-ss sas esaesat sss
= shssv y 60 danger sevoeapsssSss :
es ssssI~sssnss
4 TIE s-rsssss~es'. .s-ees sslssss sss
6sl ap.h ssfest :. wasted ia sasrelf
xutssss oft sks ssnarlsoe s.e ssshI
0st appls iss .o~s psssssn In ts. rpps
ksl svs~stss The asAaeisna hs. =
M tuA skss grove deep late sse
oil esd spriss aft 81. rtss, nsessa
y e2seassess The asas.tica to CORE
= . ihi,ksr srcvshs
rNe s,me Ia eradicate aass~tsees
y ID ~. sesssG before The rlsnt has
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senator on tho ticket OF tho reorsaa-
ixatioa DsnoePats. The opposition
ticket 10 headed BY Hesry Badd. .
Philadelphia lawyer. ~ candidate
for the senatorial noninsiion. and
Michael J. Rysa. city solicitor Of
Philsdslphis. ss candidate for the
nomiastion for soses1or.
DR.. Martha Il. hsumbauzh. head oi
the Phiisds,ahis schools. 10 the Rsa'
rose candidate for the subssnatovial
somination. Oshsrs seeking 10 hsaA
tho State Republican ticket arc ~,
ward r. Mood OF Phiiadslshis ssd
Joseph caaffiei OF Joasstova,
The Pro9s~ssives. who 20 ou tbs
ballot uadss the designation OF ths
wsshinstoa Party. viii b. clifford
Pinehos for uaii~d States s~astos
aad william Draper Lewis. desa a
the Psaasyissaia Law School. o.
essdidsis for sosssaor. D-sa Lewis
has oppositios 10 the pessna OF judge
Charles n. hsumn. but his soaiss.
tics Is believed 10 b. sssaEed.
The liquor question Il fisusias
proniseaiiy in the s-ieeiioa Of a~a.
l'~ss of the legislature. Half Of the
lover hosase ssd an ~s,is- SlAis sea-
ste sss 10 b elected this year, Ths
local optios fose-s have bees parsa.
iss . Vigorous esapsiss aaa admit
tsaiy have the iiasos isisses,s vos-
rssd. Ths istiss are ~oasiiss o.
roassoiliss the state s.ss's BY .
marrow AaJosisy. whish would piASs
then II . posiitos TO defeat ssy isa-
9esss~e aeesass. irrespective al the
ssstoa q shs to0ss hoas~.
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ADVH11HrD LE17En LIST

tisA of i-sssss Advertised 81 rsisi-
asa. Cole. s.-s ssaisx Nss IL,
tsito " sos sviisa sos b. jusr t.s.
they siii ~ s~sl to ,s- seSs killer
etftsss
As0sssuss. Nsilis
Asuiiss. Nsss T. h.
Ase,lssas j. l.
csessssvss Nssvisi
tSssSs. Nsaiss
bssssse. isssesa
~ H.ss. 1ssk
ttssiSsA. As
tNsYsh. NiSs
tri<~. ResssSa
6tesSai-ss pnssssssssss
ksishIsss ~ a.
t<ln. Alsssssss
Las. e. j.
t.~e. Nh. Asss
NIssss t.nsIste
MsssSasss Mr. c.sisssss
Nil<Asti. Was y
NSsss. NalrA ts,
Aaaaasal. 1ass
ssssSss. Major j.
vslaSenos. r.
vsiasuos Cuesesssts
Webster. a. r.
WTupsas. Asss
vssaa. Mis- Nsk-l
II yoas lessss II il sAis lsss slesss
state 80 sses tus ssll.
j. T. vsHsls r. ~.
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hisa ssnss TO ipsns seed rhs SOD
spsvsss sssssis. hiess b. shs visa
rhs sisasuas .hnals br sios~ au~s
s-s-s~ sAss sss- ssss In s~~.a ssi
sails ssaasia ssss t~ sppiisa In zach
sonso 4 ~ss ass ~ svsr silisras
- .asiaH fus his .vs isss ssA zee
haze ss~&s Ll.~n ~ ssaa s.iskbpsr
sAe is~nss Thss ts os sass inssses
sss~- se sko.~ sesisiAe siAe isvss
that " might r-e Aass< q sa.ssst tns
suAAsneslty setto&s
II The lsss :. sesF tplI .f .kis
se~d u is too ie%ke@s rs~~ss Ia
'frst .ash elsss hs n. salt psus~sea
10 ,hss sssr sso russisi. psesh-as n.
rtsassasioa nav s~ svguaesssAsa
TIE sisss srssua r. aa,Jhsses ths
Stand Of grass To u-ss I. ese~a .~s
she ssaarliess TA~ Gssss .A.aIa b~
pus iHso . sifnsu-ps susaisios By
tsssssins with ~.ll-soessa sessps~ ~
fertilizer In The tall. Ssa sy fvs~.d.
iss IL thin Places The s~vusd
~rskn-s. advised In esssrse ,sssas.
sss. is 10 start sii otter AGATE rln~
sr the Is~n tts>s as spsde IL up Y
The area is ~rsatls A Grerspss smupai
at uetl.susscd asssutr skeald Thea
hs ~essea isto the sp,I. but sos
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oa1K CATHOLIC unon nHr1s

&sSssns. r.. MAJ iss-&tsssns
h eAsessAlslss to- Sue ~v-ks u.
akssal esssvstSss u Aes0s.~s csss.
o,ss ssSss u Meth A@esess rse
oeessss u ihs tsusessa,sss to-day
sss sstssSsa hy kssSte.es et dele
esses s-vses.ssssa svsets.s et N.
0sveA Csiheise ehssvh 10 sassy parts
~ the t'stts1 SlssH ssA Cssssss
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ABOUT x1unA1m

esspse sse isssstsS ltsl u u esty
. ussse Of sis~ ssS a.eAey 10 tate
sssssssss issessssiy te< shtesse ssS
ssss~lsr skewessIso. sss shsst
essesy.stse est et . kvsasea cases
sse eae - shs osAse q shesp sssse.
ss.ss Al shss i rvssly se..ssssy 70
sttsss relief y 10 speis rNsst-t.
lais-s tJsioSst freely Mr. H.
Miller. Lsssssposs. lss. vsues. IT
Asse sss1 cAsWeesiAist t.istsesi
not tkewasstsn ss1 u si~sss asses
sesiet.~ fet sale ~ eli dealers
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fresh manure for thst 10 full Of weed
seeds ready to gssminate. In case
manure il not available. commercial
fertilizers may bs usSd. Many lava
soils are in need Of lime and II II Of.
ten u wise plan to use Il. especially
II white clover l. to he sO~n. Al.
ter plo~ihx. the land should be hsr-
so~-d or rsk-d frequently 10 reduce
IL tn . good seed i~d condition. fhis
will ehe0uysns the early gsSmins-
lion Of weed seeds With the sahss-
auent sstesminsiIon Of the s~ediiaes.
Thorough cultivation II this period
will destroy tho dsad~iioa plants.
both ,hos~ that cone from rooss ssd
.~eds- After following either of the
,~o plans sketehed here. tho iswa
shouid h- nsaislaia-d IN son.i eoadi'
lion by careful moving. soiiiax snd
watering.
spssyin Ing with iroa saiphste snlu.
,ioa to kiii dsad~iioas without kill
lag the ssass IL not r-eosam~nded
by IN. depsssasai. siihoash IL has
i.~sa tried BY some ~ho soasis~f u
suses>sfui. Eaf-simssls do not
S@-m 10 establish IL Ss . practical
method. .
The asnd-iioa Is no, . astis- Am.
esisss plant. having b~~s isiruaaue~4
h~rv fsasa EUROPE several s~slasses
sxo Y ~ss irsa is,sn-iasrsi IN the
sass see ~ sps-sA vsssvssS yviih
sur sssissslios. rh3 ~rea 10. roe.
mon sli ss~s lassos-' and has snss
is,s. other isaas With tho s~s'issS
fsusa the Older so1masiss. always
n-isx fsaaa ssss the sosamasi'i-s
ot man
TAs ssae. ''aAsasisos.' i. sAia TO
snas~ fsoa The ts~swA. ''iArsl DE-
i.iss.' ~htrh assss 'nosh al isns
ssa s~srss ls the lansh .hap-S -Ss~s
ef uke i-sf a the pissss
TIE assasa,ns l. ~is~is as~s 10
t3sspre a. . ,farN CROP r-stsin
fos-iss~ss s-sssiiy arrived 10 AaH
sss.s. have ruesisa-a To as~ sAs ptsss
- . Sesstabi~ sss Italians - the
s.ixshossond al iSsss ssss-~ ssss
nAss- considerable rspfli b. saikssH
ssx sss sstiss IL In MARKET
several pts~rS ssusasa isrssns epw
ssuv she assaeisas - . srsss sspe.
Tks sss~as arr sp0s 10 isis a. Assr
-.s u suss ts~ise sssk-~ srsss ssa
slssosxS shs ptssss are pf snrs sstr
IL ~ fsii shey are 60 ssssssloy
sAlkes-a fas ske esSsArs ustii essts
10 sss sesssS ~ $3.50 - he seew
i. Oft lhs ssussa the ssos~ sss s.sh.
ssvA saa fue . tiss tAs fssssssS ~
s.ss~ fsoa o. 10 si.ss . s-s.A-s fas
sA~s- ss~-sss NJ MAJ sAs rsss~ has
fsii-s to shnsi 80 s-sss s-sshsi
ssa shs~ sh~ p~sss i. sssv~s So
10 ~skr so-ss .fus osA.s Vegetables
.. ss- ss-.s~iios !. 90 saasss rsufE
tss.I-s
AAa4h h~s as~a shst iAiasvs he
s~sass al saAsy lAsss ss shs rlss.
ssis. af ~ks<k shes~ sfv Ssu ssts~.
s,-s. The bs<tisess At sss sssss. ssd
the soaesns us broad leaf
The ss@e mesAnss that srpis 10
.sssssssiss The asssri.ns ses',s 10
~. plssssis .sseps The sseshoA Of
sesspsssa the sssistassi plssso 's-
.s-sa et sa,iiss oft The tee ssS
sps issitss II. top nth ssts - V
aas- 10 the sss~ At sk- aAaSeet"e.
N. tsSisssssi pissis,s :. t-ss 70.
@as-a sy rsiiisa W hs he suus o..
t.s . kssss rails shse The ssvass
h Get TIE plss,sis dos sos esfrs
. asttssuis rsobie~ - the sups. sf~
ruIle.s sp readily. even ssu-s . .is,
sntl. afsrs . heavy rails.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-18

fs~ ~..E
s-s.. ~ 1sss 1t0e
ing ~tA rsia -
dfs~iS ~ y1f
fAte u asSay..
~TIZ- y @AaseaA
sets right -.
"TIZ- deaWS Oat
all the Fssssesss
eNu,iattO0 VhA
I'm I,.n! y. :. = e
~A tAAR uw
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-18

misery. An how ec~nfcrtak,e Svss ~
feel. Gst d ccat spx ct 'Ttx" sUw q
my druggist or department sssfe. OSat
uffu. Have rco.l feet, gisd ieet, lsst
ast ne,cr swell. Wevsr hurt. sesSt ~
rel. A ysr's fort ecmfcfs gsafastssa
& ropey rcfus-iei.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-18
TO STUDY ROAD
WlDlne m 100
COUNTIES IS PLAN

Wsahisssos. H. a.. MAJ iAs-iAe.
saiiea sspjiss of tursl road bslls,
oas ssssssra u lee sussssss sss
so~ hing .ssssea - b. The assass-
sssss ef sxsissssssv 10 so-osssssies
sssh the dale highway srpsHs~sis
Esd iasst resA sssAoss,issy
rSs rsspus~ a shas sssss y 10 shs.
so>ss The raisss At ess-iisssv sss
selects IL ~sissSsx inrsi sastko-as et
ssiiaiss ssA osisssisiss sss&n
WAsxA utii sSa sA~ sssss ssshassslsu
10 sss tsrsi rnsA asssspasss - .
sysss0sitssA AsssA Ss se-esssss,
ses stats assAosSaSss hate ssss ssksA
u Sssaassss evsostsn sAsl sssssal
'sesssl ssA sss~sssaasi sssissvs -
10 sesasssrAs. character 1 raeA
assssssi~ assksas ef snessss~sisa
Esd asisssassss. sAssistssssiise g.
ssssssshns. sssknan a. susa fissss.
ssx. sss sssftk eesAisSesss t'wn
shss~ lsAs les s.assS.s ~sli ~ So
ievswa sAa IN lAes~ sussst<,. Sk~ sisl.
ssas ~ snsS exuso&sss esiI ssSs 10.
sessssv sAsaSsss
rAss tssessisSsSes b psuapsss hy
~ fsss that ssesv h 81 rsvses; s.sy
,Hsls ksss,eSae - 10 she ssusl 81.
ss<tsse sss esusaot~si ssshoss ~
~stss . sussSs sss sesesee sss
roads A. p<vssal The neSkoiA ~
tSsssssss trsi susa isrsussossss
sssy trua ss;itss % tssssess tss .
sssssis ssah.s a ssss tshee 10 lSss
~ . suss laA. - ~ ess ~ eussgy
tssausess 10 sus1 sussss~etSpa. II
saaa ssssss a. asistesAsse et susas
trs@ sfs@-shep ltseesp tsssss
he sepsssaest utii sssSy sil at
shsse sssse~s uish sse viev In -.
isssesstss uhss Dss.0 a. su@ktss.
ssoa ~ sysssss Susks tssl 10 sssssI
pssstSs~s
fhes~ ~ @esvusve. ss eevsssS ~
standard s,sss@ ~ ke-s,ias ssvsssss
toe susa hsstevsa ss1 0atsleaasev.
SD - . svs~N. while ss0e eossls.s
hso~ Ia . pessy the rwspuss tss
~stek ssesey ~ss great. eskesS hsse
10 detssite cheek a. svre<sias sys.
le@. Aaesa vsssoas spuslses with
the same cOastisesss sael fet esssva.
atoa a. oskes ishof n say,h,ss ssi
ssifosm. aaa mssy ec~al,e~. h>vssa.
n the shsesee u setlaHe kse~teAae
fail IN ~. leai saa cheap ssstes,sps
ssd sosAsWrt sus1a wktrh asy 10.
necessarily expressive fce their pae.
wse. ~ ~hSeh wIll wear oat b.tese
the hosd ssssses ase svae-~ea. TIE
isvsssisatssa wSil is,iuse . careful
study ~ the use ot soAvlet lahps ID
susd sossts~ctsos.
n eosssrtiea with the seealifSe
stsdy. the aepsttwesi-s halfway -.
siaeesS wiil advise fr-eay with losal
officials - 10 Impsvvemeais. asd
thus sivc eseh coasty Visited The
advantage n disvvt cooperation. -.
staeeriae supervision sad sssSstsaee.
These investigations. II IL ke,Iev.
- vii, yield Important eroscnic
data heafsas especially % the beae.
tits shH busaeWs ~ spad Improve.
Ment aad showing the esteat 10
Which fIaasciai oatlay under eiseN
typical coaditioas In justlfssbse.
The heads Of state Highway e.
l,artMeats are Msaifestins great 10.
teeest aad are cooperating cordial.
" II this work. These data whea
obtaiaeA viii he pssbllsAeA sad thus
made accessible 10 an county and
state ruad officials.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-18
''T|l" FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET

Gcsakye setv se-s. ssrNise esst, sssa.
~ fsst. s~.siy se,t. s'-e'lise ~, GsNa
49,
Cssat1e sesss. .slSe~s.. kasSsss -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-09

The women workers in Chill re-
ceive an average wage of SO cents
day,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-09

At every small railroad station
there is a disconsolate dog on the
platform. -.. ....... .... .
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-09

like fine opening for young man
who knows an opening when he
sees it.
FIVE DEAD IN BIG ST. LOUIS FIRE
BIG PROPERTY LOSS
St. Louis, Mo-, March give men
are known to be dead, ten are miss
ing and many injured early today in
a fire which, starting from an explo-
sion, destroyed the Missouri Athletic
Club building and the Boatmen's
Bank at Fourth and Washington
avenue.
The known dead are: John M.
Hickey, 40, St. Paul, general auditor
of the Ford Motor Car Company,
burned to death in his room; S. F.
Kessler, 40, manager of the Ludlow
Sayler Wire Co., killed in a jump to
the pavement There are two I'M
identified bodies.
Among the injured are R. D. Har-
ned, Chicago, back and left arm
broken, and E. T. Kaub, Chicago, legs
and arms burned and bruised.
The East wall of the club building,
which included the bank on the
southeast corner of the lower floor,
fell in, burying the vaults of the
Boatman's Bank which, according to
statement of bank officials, contained
$1,349, 449 in currency and $27 AGA in
specie.
The guests crowded the club build
ing windows and Hickey hesitated a
moment in a window on the fourth
floor, then jumped. He was horribly
mangled and died in an ambulance
Twenty men escaped from the
fourth floor by sliding down rope
made of sheets to the roof of an adj
joining building.
Assistant Fire Chief Rucker be-
ieves that the explosion may have |
been caused by safe blowers.
-O-O
At every small railroad station
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-09

the deck going on; and most Of the
newspapers will line up with Sulli-
van.
To man up tree, this fight looks
like fine opening for young man
who knows an opening when he
sees it.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-17
OSCAR N0RD
PASSED AWAY

This community was cast in a deep
gloom of sorrow Wednesday morning
when the report came from the Ed.
Nord home that their oldest son Oscar
was dead. About four weeks ago he
was taken sick with typhoid fever
but bore up well and seemed to i'm
prove until last Friday when the
sickness took a serious turn and de-
spite all that medical aid and loving
hands could do he departed this life.
The very least we can say of this
young man is that he was a gentle
man, industrious, always at work,
which we consider asplendid trait of
character.
Oscar Nord was born at Churches
Ferry, June 4, 1891 and he died Tues
day evening, September 9th, age %
years, three months. The funeral was
held from the Lutheran church on
Thursday.-Churches Ferry Sun.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-17
EDMORE MAN HAS
NOVEL INVENTION

In looking over a late number of
n of the popular magazines we
found the following paragraph con-
corning the invention of one of our
fellow-citizens: It is seldom that one
OF us gets his name so prominently
mentioned as in this instance, and we
congratulate Mr.. Furseth.
A moving machine device for cutt-
ing grass and weeds adjacent to
railway tracks is the novel invention
OF Peder Furseth, Edmore, N. D. The
mower is operated by gearing driven
by a belt and pulley Connected with one
of the axles Of the railway truck
Spring and lever means permit Of ad.
justing the mower to the slope or rise
OF the ground or grade adjacent to
the track.-Railroad Mans Magazine
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-17

Sacrifice Sale-New six bottom
Case Engine Gang. Late improved.
For sale at sacrifice price. Inquire Of
F. II. Prosser, Devils Lake, N. D.. Of
fee n door west Of Hotel Western.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-17

WOMEN-Sell guaranteed hosiery
to friends, neighbors and general wear
er; 70 per cent profit; make $40 daily;
experience unncessary.( International
Mills, Philadelphia, Pa. st
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-20
PRIZE WINNERS OF
CHIiDRENS' Contest

On Tuesday afternoon the children's
contest at Hawkins Hardware Com
pany's store proved a great success,
and the manager feels that every one
OF the children should be congratulated
for the efforts made and for the many
intelligent letters received from them
The question for the contest was why
is the Majestic the most durable range
nader" First prize was awarded to
Master Ralph McRaney, second prizes
to Miss Sarah Louise McInnis and
Buelah Hendrix. over 500 children
crowded the store of Hawkins Hard
ware Co. for the occasion, all receiv
cards. The first 15e bringing theil
answers received canary bird solve
Mrs.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-20
DARKENS GRAY HAIR
STOPS FALLING HAIR.
Makes You Look Young-Darkens SO
Evenly And Naturally No
One Can Tell.

When your hair turns gray, faded
white or streaked with gray-f hair
is falling out or is brittle or straggly,
try the following: On retiring rub
"Q-Ban" on hair and scalp like
shampoo, dry with a towel or wrap
hair in handkerchief. By morning the
gray has disappeared and few more
applications of Q-Ban your hair Is
beautifully darkened and quickly be-
comes thick, glossy and lustrous. g
Ban stops falling hair, promotes ite
growth. stops itching scalp ana dan
drul. Q-Ban gives delightful feeling
Of refreshment and cleanliness to tn
scalp-as Q-Ban is not sticky o.
messy, has a mild, pleasant odor: safs
to use and never disappoints. You
hair is your charm. Darkens hair 8
evenly and naturally no one can tell
Keeps you looking young by keepin!
your hair dark. fluffy and beautiful
A large 7-ounce bottle sold for onl,
soc by The Century Drug Store, Hat
tiesburg, Miss. Out-of-town peopi
supplied by mail.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-20
new ORLEANS LIMITED
CONTINUED from Page One

During the entire time according TO
the clerks, one of the robbers was
calmly whistling.
Chief Clerk Merville was delinquent
in showing the bandits where the reg
istered mail sacks were and one OF
them stuck the end of dirk sharply
into his left shoulder an inch Of more.
Merville pushed out small box and
stated that there was all the register
ed mail in the car.
One of the bandits leaped to the
southern end of the car over heap OF
mail sacks and with knife ripped
open four registered mail pouches
The contents he quickly transferred te
a sack. Another bandit entered the
car and going over the registered &C
count book calmly checked up thu
mail to see that they missed nothing
The bandits then babe farewell calm
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-20
"CAsCARETs" ALWAYS
sTRAIGATEN. YOU UP
WHEN CoNsTIPATED, HEADAcHY
BILIOUS, STOMACH SOUR,
BREATH BAD.

Get a 10-cent box now.
You men and women who can't get
feeling right-who have headache,
coated tongue, foul taste and foul
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Are you keeping your bowels clean
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passageway every few days with Salts
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Cascarets work while you sleep;
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the constipated waste matter ant
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A Cascaret tonight will straightel
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rets because they taste good-neve
grippe or sicken.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-20
FEEL MISERABLE?

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After four doctors gave him up. he
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Perfectly safe and dependable. 1t
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-20
WHEN OUT OF SORTS
Start YOUR LIVER
WORKING
No Matter What Ais You, Dodson's
Liver Tone is Usually Big Help in
Getting Well. Avoid caiomel.

Nine times out of ten, when you
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again will make you feel better. When
your liver is sluggish and torpid and
you are constipated and bilious, it is
impossible to feel we'll.
There was time when great
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SO troubled. But this is not true
today. 1t has become widely known
that calomel often has bad after-ef-
fects and is even dangerous to many.
The use Of Dodson's Liver Tone In
stead of calomel has spread wonder
fully because it has proved so bene
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Incorporated recommend and guaran
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