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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-01-28
Cedar Rock Local
and Personal Items

MIR. and Mrs. Dave McCombs
were the guests of Mr.. J. E.
Gilstrap and family, Sunday.
Listen! Just ask Mr.. Richard
Watson how the roads are be-
tween Cedar Rock and Capps'
store.
Mr.. J. Frank Williams, and
family of Sumter are the guests
of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Williams.
Mr.. A. White Singleton was
in Easley shopping Saturday
for the Spider Webb club.
Mr.. Ernest Fendley and wife
spent several days with relatives
near Pickens last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Jones,
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Miller of the Enon section last
week.
Mr.. L. T. Smith and family
of Slabtown have moved back
to their place near the Ariail
mountain. We are glad to
have them back again.
Misses Tina Bell and Eliza
beth Hendrix and brother Bun
van. visited relatives near Pet
ers' Creek recently.
Mrs. Joe Barnett visited rela-
tives near Dacusville last week.
unto Mr.. and Mrs. Till
man an last week a fine boy.
REXIE.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-01-28

Furman James and Coleman
Caudle escaped from the Pickens
county chaingang Saturday eve
and up to this time have not
been caught. The camp at
present is on Crow Creek.
Caudle was convicted of house
breaking and larceny at the
February, 1914, term of court
and sentenced to serve three
years. James was convicted OF
the same charge at the same
term and sentenced to serve two
and one-half years.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-01-28

Trespass notices printed on
cloth for sale at this office.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-01-28

Don't forget to read the ad-
vertisements this week. It may
save YOU money.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

A lot of odds and ends that didn't 60
in the sale at almost your own price.
A few ladies' suits, skirts, capes and
jackets. Make an offer on them. Every
body saves money by seeing I'D. Harris.
Wool rolls for sale at atGraig Bros. Co.,
Pickens.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-01-28

]. Bridges Of Easley was
in Pickens one day last week on
business.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-01-28

When ordering an address
changed always give old ad-
dresses as we'll as new address
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-01-28

The Bolander Orchestra at the
Pickens school auditorium Wed
nesdaY night, January 81. Ad-
mission 25 and so cents.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-01-28

q Flynn has some interest
inggricesen groceries this week.
Look I'D his, advertisement.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-01-28
Local and Personal

The Bolander Orchestra at
the Pickens school auditorium
Wednesday night, JANUARY 27.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-01-28

Poll tax one dollar Isl O0). Every male citi.
zen from q to so years of age are liable except
those excused by law
Comnutation road tax, one dollar and fifty
cents tsl.50). All male persons from q to ~
are liable except those excused by law.
Capitation Dog Tax.-.Dl persons owning
dogs are required to pay a capitation tax OF
fifty cents per capita
Those writing for statements Of their tax will
please include postage.
TAYLOR H. STEWART,
County Treasurer.
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Jesse S. MCGEE, aged 81 years,
died at his home in Greenville
Thursday night. He was a
brother Of A. II. McGee of Eas-
ley.
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Play several weeks ago.
Al the invifation Of Superin.

At the invitation Of Superin
tendent Of Education Hallum,
Lueco Gunter, state supervisor
of rural schools, will spend this
week in Pickens county in the
interest of rural schools in
l9acusyille and Easley school
districts. Supt. Hallun1 regrets
that Mr.. Gunter cannot visit
every district in the county, but
his time is limited at present.
John E. Craig has returned
sna a visit to his aunt, Mrs.
cs.sssS> in Nashville, Ark,
rs 8 y vIsite4several
ces in the s..ate of Ar
- a-c::o spent several
trayeling and came back
and feeling fine. He
while out there he made ar
genaents to return some time
carload Of P1ckens coun-
ors, and thinks that it
two cars to bring these
and their possessions
ckens county.
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The county treasurer has been
instructed to collect one per
cent. penalty on all taxes paid
in February.
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sheriH of Oconee coun-
tv a was laws laws rom his buggy
near We.,t9Mn Weat y4 Friday, when
his horss mssS ro onlon with him,
and painfully ifv in;SS am ed.
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rito Mr.. and Mrs, Ben
Egglns, aboy.

aadsAars. Ben The Bolander Orchestra: at
- sss-995ss 80 the PickenS school auditorium
= = Wednesday night, JANUARY 27.
# EasleY was
v last week on When ordering an address
changed always give old ad-
sdresses as we'll as new address
some interest
cries this week. The county treasurer has been
rtisement. instructed to collect one per
cent. penalty on all taxes paid
# Seneca has in February.
ga
son at Central. Jesse S. MCGEE, aged 81 years,
died at his home in Greenville
rchestra at the Thursday night. He was a
diterium We'd brother Of A. II. MCGEE of Eas-
luary 27. Ad- ley.
cents. I
Miss Matte Bowen, pS8cipal
.n5 tslz hard of the Amber schooff,espans The
1n1n,, NM on on w Won week end with her parents, Mr..
lions for The and Mrs. Reece Bowen of Pick
. Wen pay ems.
:. - Rev. A. H. Best. formerly
.n,;tdross Of pastor of the Easley Methodist
915sJless' D:o oa ~ church, was married last week
iicAens sse1 froro vlno to Mrs N g. Littleohn Of
at Mile Creek o-i0ioA00 ooo-.O''
y IF you have paid no attention
ss.e-=o ototoa to the notice we recently sent
~ you about your subscription you
ote Lsopeson nan me will probably not receive pa
oelos. ~ pa, ", }per next week.
as never been
lysis, but only no 70 5ne pig otore an ana ask 10
Clad TO report cream separator It just cs =
lie TO be about. in this week and is a mighfJ(s
: teresting machine.
auidin Friday
admitting to Re7; l.. W. Johnson n5Ssgiil fill a.
n-ef $4,000, spsclal appolntmelnSat Twelve
!, Calvin Kay Mile caurcn nexg nexgsSlnday. Jan
Campbell, of uary 81, at If O'Clock. The
who were re- puo'lc corelsSSf invited to attend.
10 higher court
agistrates and TeP Progressive Farmer and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
GOVERNMENT SORE
AT OF
"A, 600

London, June a.-The Admiralty
and war Office are not an pleased over
having TO intern the $4,000 Germans
OF military age now al large. In spite
OF abuse Tor not taking such action
sooner, ehich had long been o part
OF the Hnti.iiberal propaganda OF the
gonservatlycE and the yellow press,
The government has informed few alien
enemies able 10 support themselves.
The government evidently put little
stock In the spy scares OF The yellow
papers.
TO intern $4,000 men means a cost
estimated az "a quarter Of a million
dollars a week. 10 say nothing Of the
soldiers required for guard duty who
must be diverted from other service.
Prisoners kept on nine lntcrnment
ships are known 10 cost 500. 900 a
week % maintain. and Il is assumed
the bis land camps must cost much
more.
II the government carries out rs
proposed plan. however. some relief
will be provided by the repatriation
of 10000 elderly informed prisoners
which viii leave only 1900 new one
a. provide for.
A large proportion OF Germans
and Austrians caught Ia Great Brit
ain az the outbreak ~ the war we're
walters aud hotel porters entirely de-
pendent on small wages. In Germany
the British informed = almost all
tourists and students.
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REPORTS PROGRESS
ON THE RAISING OF
SUBMARINE IA

WASHINGTON, June a. Rear Ad-
Wirul Moore, CummuudBut OF the
Hawaiian navy station b. e mail re-
port to the navy department, says
THAT progress is being made IN the
work VI raising the submarine FL
which sank in Honolulu harbor sew
cy1l months q
The admiral says the divers have
been occupied In plugging holes in
the side of the submarine Co keep
sand from settling within 90. The
submarine b. lying where the pca does
not break ana hc reports that she b.
in shape Co DE raised upon the arrival
uf Improved apparatus which has
been roQuisiliuucd.
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UNITED STATES DECLINES
PRIZE COURT CONTENTION

Washington, June 2i--The reply
Of the United states To the last GER
man note regarding the case OF the
American ship William r.. Frye, sunk
by the commerce raider PRIME Eitel
Friedrich, was dispatched TO Berlin
today.
In substance the note reiterutes the
contention that the sinking Of the
Frye was In violation Of international
law and Of the Prussiun-Amerlcan
treaty of 1875. and asks for repara-
ton without reference TO prize court
proceedings. Germany has agreed 20
make rcparation under the treaty OF
1S2S but iustifies the destruction of
the Frye and has referred the case
To- q prize court.
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LANSING ASSUMES
CONTINUED from Page ono.l

ooo.On0 but subject To seizure under
the British order In council. The
shipments were contracted for in
Germany before March 1.
Further extension of time has been
gantcd the Importers by the British
government, the state department an
nouuced today, In which TO set the
goods outof Germany. The date OF
special permits under which the
shipments could be brought out via
neutral ports had been last set at
June 10, but the embassy officials
here have informed the state depart
mcnt that additional time will be
granted where II a. shown hat the
previous limit was inadequate, each
ease to be considered on its merits.
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PLUCKY PEOPLE
CONTINUED from Page one.l

%sistance to Imperial valley"
G, r. lockwood at ~ Centre tell
cgraphcd:
Neither lcVcc o canals injured
El Centre and Calexico hRdly dam
ased, but We have oegu1 60 rebuild
better. The people OF the Imperial
valley desire to express through me
their gratitude for your quick sym
pathy.
Secretary Lane has Instructed
Priest TO onor any aid he could "a
El Centre and said 20 lockwood IN
part:
- people that have done what
your people have done cannot be
daunted by either earthquake or are.
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NONE TO BLAME
FOR THE A
OF DROWNED BOY

Reports that another hoy pushed
duillermo Cordero, who was droW ned
saturday afternoon, into the Rio
drando were dissipatod today by tho
inquest before Justice Saias today. Il
was because Of the reports slight
enough IN themselves but still suni-
cient To- call FOR official Inv stigation,
that the Inquest probe was made
thorough.
II was established that young Cor
dero went into the water OF his own
v%ol,tion. and that his drowning was
entirely accidental The jury's YER
dict was In accordance with the evil
dencc.
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RATES
WOULD COST PACKERS
500, 900, HE SAYS

Washington, June 24.-Speakins
for Iowa packers. " A. Mccormack
today told the interstate commerce
commission that Increased freight
rates on fresh meats, packing house
products, sides and fertilizer would
add 100000 a year 10 the burdens Of
his clients Mr.. Mccormack was ar
suing IN the western advance freight
rate hearing.
Luther NJ Walter. representing
Morris and company. declared the tn
oreases meant an additional cost Of
$500, 600 a year 10 the Missouri river
plants Of the Chicago packers. Of
which Armour and Swift companies
must pay owe $500. 600.
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TAR uses
SEAMANSHIP TN
TIGHT PLACE
Olsen of the Tees
pool" Fights Guns Of Sub
marine With Sailors Skill
and Wins.
iBy Evening Herald Ioaard wlreI

Montreal, Que, June 2i.-Captain
]. Olson Of the British steamship Tee
spool, in today from Barry. England.
employed simple seamnnship TO foil
a German submarine that stopped HIS
ship and fired shells at Il from the
surface.
when the shells started falling
AROUND the ship said captain Olsen.
Il turned her around 30 that her
beam was with the waves and then
called for run speed ahead. The sub
marine followed but rolled 80 heavily
in the trough that the German gun
ners could not aim their SUM and we
walked away from them"
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PERSONALS.


Harry j. Hanlon OF Albuquerque
and Florence sanders % ~ Paso took
Il "a marriage license today.
+. T. stotesbury. the Philadelphia,
%hnancier, was In the city for a short
time last evening comforting With p.
+. McCanna. Mr. StotesDury's wife
Ia the owner Of the Cromwell and
whiting buildings. He came in ana
left on train No. I, travelling In mis-
private car.
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WINS PRIZE IN
MATHEMATICS AT YALE

Charles r. Luthy. Of this city, of
the class of 1917 at Yale university.
has won q share OF the Stanley prize
for mathematics. He also won hon
0rs In geology. MT. Luthy b. home
for the summer vacation. lie learn
ed t1day OF the mathematics award.
Harsh physics rcact weaken the
towels, viii lead Il chronic consti-
patton. Doan's Regulets operate
easily. 25c a box at all stores.
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NUMBER or KILLED ~
MENICALI SIN. IEM uuit1

Calixeco. cal. June 24.-The mum
her Of earthquake victims killed AT
Mexicsi Tuesday was definitely fixed
today at six. Several American wo-
men were Injured.
Brigadier General Robert Wankow-
sky. of the California national guard.
here to-day To confer with city
officials on measures FOR relies Fifty
men were put to work clearing sites
sog rebuilding. slight shocks were
felt here again today.
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PORTLAND DISPLAYS
PATRIOTISM TODAY IN
WILSON DAY PROGRAM

Portland. ore. june 24.-Band ON
ceits, patriotic addresses aud a salute
81 twenty-onc guns by the cruiser
Boston. were features OF the program
of Wilson Day" celebrated here to-
day by proclamation OF the mayor.
Wilson day" was proclaimed TO
enable the people 90 indicate their re-
gard for the presidents attitude In
the present international situation.
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tiers at Nashville. John /. Caspar. q
Kansas city distiller aud ten other
men were indicted los e federal Grand
inry today in connection with an al
legged conspiracy TO delraud the gov
eminent by Illegal operation of dis
tlleric-.
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Madison, Wis.
Jan. /, 1919.

NJ D. Reynolds says:-
This Is 10 certify that I have been
a great suforo from rheumatism
since 1894. Contracted the disease
while working with a % pillow on
the railroad. For several years /
have been Obliged 20 use crutches a
great part of the time. Having used
three boxes Of the Moritol Rheuma-
tism Powders / have thrown away
the crutchos and am now almost fully
recovered. II certainly has done won
dcrs for me and / heartily RECON-
mend h. NJ u. REYNOLDS.
Agents Prices. soc. 800.
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FOR R~ENT-Hnnses.

FOR RENT-J-room BUNGALOW, Sleep
ing porch. front and rear porehes;
strictly clean; furnished, nice 'shaue;
no children. Cali mornings. 1905 w.
Roma.
FOR RENT-3 room furnished cot
tage with large sleeping porch.
southern exposure. 11tI East Cen
trial: phone sal.
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The Markets
ing Eveninr HsrsId Lssrsd wlreI
Ncts York Slfnrk Market.

New Yoris3 juno 1f.-The fecor'
OF today'a market IN Wall street wa
81 steady dcclincs with acute
weakness IN Canadian Pacific ant
States Rubber.
Closet
Amaigamated Copper. T3N
American sugar Refining. i07.
Atchison. 1904.
Chino Copper. fSh.
Northern Pacific. 1904.
Reading. f46
Southern Pacific, S7A.
Union Pacific. fs7%.
u :. steel, SEA.
4. $. steel preferred. iOsh
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WANTED,

WANTED-Folks 10 use DcyOe ready
paint, n gallon cover 800 square
feet, vi coats. Erie Carbon roof
paint stops leaks; lasts nve years. For
all kinds Of roofs. Thomas +. Kcle-
her. 40S West Central avenue.
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Chicago. June 2i.-Hogs-Heceipts.
10000; active, Be above yesterdays
average. Bulk $500 no; light.
S7.45N 7.S5: heavy, SECS 10 1855;
rough, S7.e5a 7.20; pigs, $500 40.
Cattle-Receipts, 4.000; steady. Ma
tive oeef steersast IS m9 80; western
steers. s7.60m SIS; COWS and heifers.
SS.25G9.4O; calves $1,000 1890.
sheep Receipts 10000; steady.
Sheep. s5.5OWs.40; lambs. $3.50
9g5: springs. $1,000 1910.
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FOR sALE-7-room adobe dwelllnr
pebble dasheG, gooG condition.,
shade trees; cement Sidewalks,
chicken yard; an In good condition.
North Fourteenth street. VIII sell
for q, 200. 500 cash, balance s26.70
per month. r. +. McCanna. ground
floor. State National Bank building.
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FOR R~ENT-Rooms.

VIRGINIA HOTEI~New manager
ment. 223h South Second street.
Nice cool, clean rooms, w day or
week; rates reasonable. Phone I4s.
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AIRS T.. W Fee returned to-day ON
the limited from "a months Visit to
friends aud relatives In New York aud
New Jersey.
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Knnsn CITY GrnIn.

Kansas CITY, June 2i.-Wheat-No'
2 hard. Si.22Gt.25; No. ? red. s1.ls;
July. S7hc. Sept, $50.
Corn-No. 2 mixed. 7fc; No. 2
white. 1914 76c; No. . yellow, 16c;
No. g. 74Is m75c; July. T971hc;
Sept, 70hc.
Oats-No. white. 47c; No. 2 mix
ed. 43W4ic.
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New York. June 22.-Copper dun;
electrolytic. t2O.25@ 1850.
Iron. steady and unchanged.
The Metal Exchange quotes tin.
quiet but steady. s40,7 Is W4i.75.
Al London. spot copper. $50, us,
Cd. futures fS2; elcctrolytic, f9i, los.
Spot tin, fI6S, 5s; futures. fi66,
los.
Anthony, ri2S0127.
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AGENT AND
DISTILLER INDICTED
IN A CHARGES

Fort smith. Ark, June 2A-Kuox
Booth, former chie1 of the severn
ment Internal revenue district OF Ten.
nessee ana Alabama with headquar-
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Kansas City. June 2i.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1000; stfong. Bulk. $1,000
$50; henvy. tI4S 7.55; light. $50
m7.65. pigs. s7.o0W7.25.
Cattle Receipts. 3,0OO. steady.
Prime fed. s9i0m9.5O: western,
s7.5Omg.2s: stockers. 1875 dS.25,
bulls. SG.O0T 1907 calves. $6.bOW
1850.
sheep Receipts, 1000. steady.
Lambs Ss.OOmg.75; earrings, S6.25
a. use, wethers, $500 U.6.00i ewes
St.75m5.T5.
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Clllonrn %IlNreInrk.

kansas city. June 2i.-Butter, eggs
and poultry, unchanged.
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RAILROADS ASK FOR
FRUIT RATE CUT TO
MEET N RATE


Washington, June 2f-The south
ern Pacific railway and It's eastern
rail M steamship connections we're
authorized today by the interstate
commerce commission 10 establish
rates on dried fruits OF 90 cents a
hudnred pounds. and 50 cents a hun
dred in bags. In carloads with a min
imum weight Of 10000 pounds, from
Oakland. a Francisco. San Pedro
and Wilmington Cal, ia Boston. New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Charleston, and To continue higher
rates with intermediate points pro-
vided the present rate To such points
are not increased.
san Francisco. June 2i.-Competi-
tion by way Of the Panama canal. Z
was ANNOUNCED. aused railroad ofn-
cials TO request reductions IN dried
fruit rates which were announced by
the Interstate m commission
today. The saving 20 shippers If esti-
mated c~onseryatiyely at S500,0 600 an
nually.
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New York. June e. Mercantile
Paper. 3isM3A per cent.
sterling: sixty day bills. i7325'
demand, A56S0.
Bar silver, 4sAc.
Mexican dollars 31hc,
Government bonds, steady, railroad
bonds. heavy.
Time loans. steady; coo 30 days.
ga maM per cent.
Cali money. easier; nigh, IN per
cent: low, IA per cent.
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For Sale

GUA 0AlC
Largo tracts suitable for coI0nisa-
lion or stock raising. small suburban
tracts for gardening or chicken rails
Ing. We can suit YOU len a picce OF
mnd.
CITY PROPERTY.
Have some exceptional values Ia the
city. Now II tho time for buying a
home. Prices arc right aud terms
good. just a little wave of prosperity
and you cannot 10 as wen as now.
FOR RENT.
Furnished nnd uufurnishcl houses
and apartments In all parts Of city.
FOR TRADE.
We have listed for exchange lands.
businesses, city property etc, In sew
crnl states. See Us " you desire an
%cNchangc. Come - $50 Us and talk
n over. ReWU
NEW MEXICO REALTY co,
3O7iG West Gold Ave.
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~ Livestock.

Denver, Colo. June 2i.-Cattle-
Receipts. 400; strong. Beef steers.
S1.50H .ss; COWS and h%cifcrs. $500
5.e5. calves. SS.OOm 1850
Hors-Rcccipts, 1900, steady. TOP
$3.50; bulk $,.3s, H7.i0.
sheep 90 Receipts. nonc; market
strnng.
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EI8N



Tin eject Sunday, Feb. TIN. 1870
West
No. Daily, Ar. On.
l California Express. 1902 s.s0p
California Limited. ff:loa 11:s0a
7 Fast Express ..... os45a 10:l6a
. Fast Mail Iistop i1.z0a
10 De Luxe (Thural. T:50a si0Ua
south
sos hi Paso Express. I0:sep
$40 ri Paso Expregs..s D.5sa
East Daily.
10 Atlantic Express. sissa es06a
Eastern Express e.. 2siBp asfop
4 California Limited. 6if0p 1902
s X G. 4 Chicago Ex. 7iisp 1902
20 De Luxe (Wed.J... g:0Sp ss1eD
From South-
$40 X. q. q Chicago. T.00a
Si6 X. G. a Chicago. 6;3ep
standard sleeper for Clovis ana
Roswell leaves on No. sos. connects AZ
nelen With train No. ~, leaving Belon
At 1855 .. m
No. 7 earries one eoaek onlys ne
nleepera.
No. sfs win nave Standard alsspor
from Roswell from train NJ, q ~
Beien-
p =. JOHNSON, Agent
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Poultry and Eggs

YOuNG's Strain single comb White
Leghorns. Best In the west. Eggs
for Matching, day old chicks. custom
batchlng. IS. ]. Landry, phone bs4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-24
Personals.

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and stove repairins. w. A. Con.
phone B6S.
BOARD AND ROOM for ~healthseek-
ers. Sleeping porch or cottage;
shade. Jersey milk and fresh eggs.
~ miles from city; free conveyance.
Pfan ranch. Phone i50OW.
EXPERT furniture repairing and
packing, carpet laying, mattress
r%enovatlng and stove repairing. IFS
w. Gold ave, Phone iis4,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-22

AS anyone should know,
But, 'twixt us two, | think 'twere meet
For me to stand meath the mistletoe.
Mr.. Burton, learnedly:
Go take this little tip and raise
The noise as far as Rio,
You need-I might suggest the phrase
A president from Ohio"
Mr.. Roosevelt, beligerently:
"Avast! Away! what's this | hear?
These men? You're simply mad!
There's but ONE man for president
And that mans NE, by Cad"
The Public, plaintively;
Il wonder if
| am supposed
To be party to it?
1t seems to be
Cut out for me
To stand and simply view it."