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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-04
CHAPEL HILL

Mrs Esse Clement and Mrs. Josie
Minner were the guests Of Mrs. j. c.
Long Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Hill were guests
of W. W. Ward and family last week.
Herman Hill has badly cut foot.
which is giving him great deal Of
trouble.
Miss Grace Hill is on the sick list.
We see big smile on Lesley Walk.
er's face. You may know that it is a
fine democrat boy, who put in his APP
pearance Feb. 2Sth. Mrs. Walker and
babe are getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Eura Bgham were the
guests Of W. W. Ward and family last
Sunday
The tobacco in this pr'cint is all sold.
Plant beds all burned for another crop
for this year.
Wheat looks well in this section.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-04
NEW SALEM

Mrs. Jas. r. LaRue and baby spent
lat week in Salem visiting her par
cuts. Mr.. and Mrs. John Pace.
Fred Kirk and family will leave here
March 18th, for Dawson Springs TO
spend the summer.
Born to the wife Of Vernon Gilliland,
Feb. oath, fine girl.
Miss Leecie LaRue, Of Levias, and
Miss Fleeta LaRue, Of Sheridan. were
guests Of j. l.. LsRue's family one
day last week.
L. l.. Harpending, Of Marion. was
the guest Of his mother. Mrs. V. B.
Harpending, Sunday.
Avis Clayton, Of Carrsville, will
farm with Mr.. Kirk this year.
Mrs. Jennie Brown, Of Crayne. was
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mont Da.
venport, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Kirk have moved
to the A. J. II. Croson farm to reside.
W. w. Watson, Of Childress Bluff,
was visiting old friends here ole day
last week.
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Crittenden County
Folks 10 Cairo, III .

Dan Matthews was a caller at T.. T..
happening : last Sunday.
Mrs. Newt Riddle and daughters
made a pleasant trip TO Dexter. NO..
Sunday visiting her mother. who was
giving birthday dinner in honor Of
her children and grand children.
Rain kept a great many from com
ing into the city Saturday night; hut
Sunday morning found many making
their way through the rain to attend
Sunday School aad church.
Mrs. T.. +. Harpending. Of 2Sth St.
visited Will Matthews last Sunday.
Mrs Harpending's daughters are EN-.
ployed as operators and salesladies In
the city.
Business lively on the lcvee. whole.
sale houses and commission merchants
are busy shipping seed potatoes and
field seed 10 retail trade.
Sunday School ev ~ Sunday at
Church Of God. with good attendance.
also following Sunday School Bro.
Frank Morris extends always a hearty
welcome to those who will come and
help in the good cause
The old railroad bridge crossing the
Ohio river north Of the city. has been
repaired and put in frst-class condi
ton. This bridge does large business
between the north and south. Hun.
drcds Of cars pass over this bridge.
daily.
New railroad bridge for Cairo. soon
Mobile & Ohio, to connect Kentucky
and Illinois. In building this bridge
crossing the Ohio river at point south
Of The Holiday hotel.
Rev. S. ]. Abbott, Of Oran. Mo-.
preached at 3ith st. church Sunday.
Rain kept some from attending Sun
day well filled house Sunday night.
Mrs. viii Matthews, Of 33rd street.
has been on the sick list the past week.
Mr.. Matthews daughter and Mrs. T..
+. Harpending have been at her bed.
side. AT present she II able TO be up.
feeling somewhat improved In heath
Sister Emiline Morris. Of S6th St.
when called on the other day by a
friend, was found doing some fine
needle work. She recalls To memory
her school days when she attended
school at old Providence school house
near Crayne, Crittcndcn county. Nv.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-04
Boaz School Closed Feb, IL,

Boaz School closed February
II, 1915, with a nice entertain
ment ard a large crawd Of inter
ested patrons.
Seven pupils, Delmar Mckin-
ney, Cecil Brasher, Elma McKin-
ney, Collin Patton, Carleton Pat
ton, Pet Mcclure, and Georgia
Mcclure, attended every day Of
the term.
Seven pupils also finished the
eighth grade work. All passed
with good grades. They are:
Ed Hall, Guy Patton, nellie
Campbell, Raymond Patton, Lois
Mckinney, Myra Campbell and
Roy Campbell.
This is one of the two room
schools in the county.
Fred H. Hillyard and
Leecie LaRue, Teachers.
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SALEM

Messrs. W. NJ. Daniel and r. T.
Gresham went Paducah Sunday.
Miss Mae Flemming, Of Birdsyille,
is visiting Mrs. II. 6. Maddox.
Miss Edna Monroe is visiting in
Carrsville and Smithland this week.
Mrs. J. A. Farris is visiting in Pa.
ducsh this week.
Rev. J. b. McNeely. Of Marion. was
in town last week talking for the
Record-Press. He collected over $50.
so We hear. in five days spent here and
route one.
Miss Jessie Monroe has the chicken.
pax, at present.
Tom Carter wants a new typewriter
(Underwood.)
DR.. II. b. Wolfe will he in Salem,
soon.
George Foster, of Marion. was in
town Saturday.
Hon. John l.. Smith. Of Smithland.
was in town Thursday and delivered a
splendid address on Good Roads.
The zinc mines near town are taking
out very fine ore.
Judge G. b. Malcolm was in Smith.
land Friday.
Livingston county will pay S2i, 900
on road leading from Smithland to-
ward the county seat Of one Of the ad.
joining counties. Salem and Marion
should see that this road comes through
Salem. then Crittenden county build to
the county line as this would benefit
70 per cent. Of the people in each
county.
Miss Mary Wyatt, Of Fredonia, was
in town last week,
Judge Sam Broomstick n ade his an.
nouncement Saturday fer Mayor in a
speech in front Of the postoilice. The
Judge is a candidate on the Grindstone
ticket, and promises. II elected. that
the men Of Salem shall eat cold dinner
on wash day, and that the women shall
cut the stoye-wood while he is in office.
Frank Holland gave a persimmon
party Friday night. TON and JERRY.
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GLENDALE

Miss Ruth Terry, of Forest Grove.
spent last week with relatives in this
neighborhood.
Vernon Pogue. Of Oak Grove section,
and Richard Bebout, one Of Sheridan's
merchants, are occasional callers in
this neighborhood
A fine boy arrived at Norman Hoov-
er's, Feb. 22nd.
Mrs. Robt Thomas and Miss Cora
Moore arrived Saturday from visit to
relatives in Missouri.
Misses Mamie and Sue Moore were
extend visitors Of friends at Crayne
and near Lillydale.
Some Of our people hope to attend
Quarterly meeting at Tolu this week.
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GLADSTONE

-
Niece ..Brantleyl spent a few
days Of the past week with her
daughter Alma brennan.
John Robertson and wife
spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Rossie.l Brantley and
family.
Rev.! Mcdowell was in Glad
stone Thursday, on business.
]. R. Robertson passed through
here Saturday enroute to Black
ford.
Bob Lee Phillips our miller
says since flour has taken the
rise his grinding has increased
from about fifteen to sixty BUSH
els a week.
John Vicks has moved his
broom factory from Gladstone to
where he now lives near Apple
gate, don't forget to bring him
your corn if you want good
brooms.
Sis Brantley who has been sick
is some better now.
Dan Travis who sold his farm
a few weeks ago will start to
Bowling Green Tuesday.
John Mckee was in Gladstone
Saturday.
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Blaine farmer,
DEPOT STREET GROCER, MARION, KY.

Holcman visited Mrs. Claude Hughes
and family Wednesday
Mrs. Claude Franks and mother.
Mrs. Jack Hughes. visited her sister,
Mrs. Sherman Ford. Wednesday.
Misses Martha Hughes. Mae and
Ina Holcman spent Friday with Miss
Maude Wonord
Mrs. Rebccca Bristow spent Satur.
day night and Sunday week with her
sistcr-n.law, Mrs. Lizzie Woods
Miss Maude WoGord spent Sunday
with Miss Edna Rankin.
Miss Maymc Hughes Is visiting her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George
Hughes, at this writing.
CORN TAsSEi
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VIEW

Hello! here we come again,
have been silent for a while but
are awake now.
We are having some rainy
weather at the present and would
be glad if it would turn fair so
We farmers could pillow and SOW
oats.
The telephone line has been
completed and the users of the
phones seem to be well pleased.
The party at Earl Farmers last
Saturday night was well atten-
ded, and all who were present
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-04
OAK HALL

Spring work is beginning early
in this neighborhood. Several
plant beds bave been burned.
Mrs Dora Marvel had the mis-.
fortune to lose a large tobacco barn
by FIRE lost Friday night. 1t con-
tanned farming implements and
about twelve tons OF good hay, all
OF which was burned.
Several from here attended pray.
cr meeting at Mt, Zion last Saur-
day night
Brother Richardson OF Nation
will preach at this place, SUNDAY
night, March Il.
Charley Allen Shoemaker visit
Jed his cousin, Hughey Bransom OF
Whratcroit last week.
John McFerron OF Smith Mills
has been visiting relatives OF this
place.
T. \. Enooh and family visited
at Harry Naughan's Sunday.
Orval Drury, the little son OF X,
L. Drury is quite sick atthis writ
ing.
Walter Enoch, Of Marion, visit
ed relatives in this neighborhooC
Saturday night and Sunday.
Ed Dean OF Iron Hill, visiteC
his uncle, NJ. 4. Dean, Thursda,
night.
a new telephone line has beer
constructed in this vicinity lately
Those who have boxes are:-Har
ry Vaughan, 7. A. Enoch, A
Dean, w. G. Conditt and Robt
Enoch.
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hMAUS
The back water has gone down.

The back water has gone down.
The spar wagons are in full blast,
with w. F. Oliver manager.
Lindsy Hodge, of Maple Sinks, was
in this section this week.
Eugene Hodge, of Levias, visited
his old home place last week.
Newton Butler and family. of Ty-
ner's Chapel, visited his brother, J. T.
Butler, Sunday.
Mrs. J. T. Butler is still very sick
and under the care of DR.. J.V. Hayden,
of Salem.
Phil S. Travis will buy poultry on
the east side of Claylick creek again
this spring for S. l.. Shelby.
Uncle F. Howard says his favoritc
tune is the "Old Hen Cackles," and
he goes and gets the egg.
NJ. F. Wiring is in the reaIestate
business, MS ONCE IL AT Frances.
Several IN this section have taken
stock in the wireless telephone line.
Buck Brown has uncovered a fine
vein of gravel spar at the Brown
mines.
Bob Vinson, of Fredonia, was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Edna
Hodge, one night last week.
Jesse Guess took the premium for
delivering the largest number Of eggs
to S. l.. Shelby this winter. The pre-
MUM was one Of those cunning smiles
Of Sans. CORN BREAD.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-04
HEBRON

Several a item d e d Quarterly
Meeting at Tolu, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Ed Cook attended the Kentucky
Farmers Institute held at Hender-
son, 23 to as.
X. c. knight who had his leg
amputated in January was taken
to Evansville Wednesday night
on the steamer, John l.. Lowery
for treatment.
Miss Kittie Wathen spent sever
al days lastw week with her grand
parents at Clementsburg,
Those who attended the funeral
OF Henry Love at Sloan, were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. I. Franklin, Ed
Cook and daughter, Miss Ruth,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Daughtery and
Hollis c. Franklin.
Miss Ena Clark who is attending
school at Marion spent Saturday
Sunday and Monday at home.
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PINEY CREEK

Miss Iva Hill visited Mrs W.
r. Cruoe Saturday night and Sun.
day.
Mr. Paul Paris and family have
moved in the house with her father
W. II. Swanscy at Pleasant Hill.
Miss Mary Hunt OF Pleasant
Hill section visited her brother,
Anvil last week and attended PRAY.
er meeting last Thursday night.
c. L. Hill and family spcn,
Sunday at ]. r.. Siglers,
Bert Bradley and wife spent the
day, Sunday at lin Wilson's.
Mona Paris and children visited
linn Paris Sunday.
lin Paris has moved to raul
Paris House and will work his
farm this year.
There is still a few cases Of
chicken pox in this section.
Several fields OF oats will be
sown this spring.
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CLAYLICK BRIDGE

Hello! here we come again, eith-
er for the waste basket or the Rec
ord-Press. we don't know which.
The Pastor of Seven Springs
church failed to fill his appoint
ment second Saturday and Sunday
as the water was 20 high he could
Mt get there.
Bradley Asbridge visited Pick.
NEVILLE Hill last Sunday, or we
suppose that is where he went.
Herbert Polk visited Mr.. Nc
Clure last Sunday afternoon.
Back water is falling fast at pres.
ent writing.
Mrs. Alice Mckinney is slowly
improving.
Mrs. Orlena Campbell was the
guest OF her sister Mrs. Polena
Eaton of Dycusburg one day last
week.
Ivy Campbell is suffering severe.
ly with her eye which is thought
to be caused by sticking briar in
her eye last summer.
lrny Greenlee and wife have re.
turned home from Ill.,, and are
visiting his father.
DR. Hayden OF Salem was called
to see Bob Guess who is very low
With lung trouble.
There hasn't been many plant
beds burned in this vicinity, we
suppose the men think they will
have lots OF smoking and chewing
tocacco. 1t seems at though they
are going to keep their last Years
crop.
Mrs Sarah Campbell of near
Emmaus visited her niece, Miss
Mamie Mckinney last Tuesday
night.
Sam Huff is erecting a new dwell.
ling OH his farm.
Miss Effie Davis and Miss Net.
tie Riley are making up an order
Tor the Lee Manufacturing Com.
)any. Mr.. Mack Lewis says he
Il mt care much about the Lee
Company but he wished to help
he ladies.
Some few weeks ago it was re.
ported twin babies at Mr. John
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Marion Pig Club.

Gleaford Rankin sold a pig for
1854 last week, which cost him
81. 90 only a few weeks ago.
Milton McAdams had a SIM
liar experience, he starting with
a duck egg, which when Matched
was the nucleus for his bank ac-
count, which is now swelled to
nearly $1,000 by selling his pig
last Saturday.
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PINEY GREEK

J., l.. Hill and family spent Sunday
with John SigIcr ard family.
Joe Hunt and wife visited l.. l.
Hunt and family Sunday.
Delmer Hunt was the guest Of hls
grandfather Jim Riley, Sunday.
f. b, Hunt and family spent Friday
night the guests Of Marsh Order and
family.
The roads in this community are
getting some better.
The tobacco In this section is mostly
delivered.
Marsh Order and family spent Sat.
urday night with I'd Hunt and family.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-04

Grimes, but it was a mistake. We
wish to ask the pardon Of Mr. and
Mrs Grimes, and say to the fellow
that reported the news that he
doesn't know as much as he
thought he did.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Of near
Seven Springs visited relatives in
Livingston Saturday night and
Sunday.
Eina Campbell was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Della Mckinney.
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reported a good time.

Most people of the neighbor-
hood have delivered their tobac-
co and are very well pleased with
the price.
No sickness in this neighbor-
hood, all seem to be enjoying
good health with the exception
of Asel Hodges little son has the
pneumonia and is very low at
this writing.
Don Hodge spent the night
WITH Bryan Fox last Saturday
night.
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COTTAGE GROVE
ldelayed from last week. }

Nuelhyeu iroHl lhst Weth'l
ElYou can notice by the work the
farmers have done the past week
around here. that they still appreciate
pretty weather.
Misses Mae and Ina Holeman and
Mary Edna Rankin were In Weston
Thursday afternoon shopping.
Mrs. J. l.. Rankin and daughters,
Misses Bertha and Sarah Lee, visited
Mrs. T. l.. Hughes and family last
Monday.
Misses Alma Heath and Ruby Hughes
spent Monday night and Tuesday with
Miss Wayne Hughes.
Misses Martha Hughes and Mae
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Farmers Club Meetings.

March 2nd-0ak Hall
March Sd. 20 Hebron
March 4th. Lola
March 9Th. Sheridan
March 9th. -Crayne
March 10th, Francis.
March 18th. Caldwell Springs
March 18th. - Union.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-04
Eggs For Sale.

S. c. White Leghorns and
Black Minorcia. Fine strain,
good layers. Eggs, 10. Sl.00,
100, $500.
W. B. Davidson,
343tp Lola, Ky.
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plies Cured in o toIannNs

-FOUR druggist will refund money u PAzo
OINTMENT fails to cure ary case Of Itching
blind. bleeding or Pro,rudlng Piles In to i.day,
rhe FIRST application gives Rase and RssL SOC
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-04
Rev. ". R. Gibbs Appointments

wv W w OrUUs HPPoIHtrHeuts'
Emmaus; 1st Sunday and
Saturday before. Dunn Springs;
End Sunday and Saturday before.
Caldwell Springs, Sd Sunday
and Saturday before. Deer Creek;
4th Sunday and Saturday before.
Rev. Gibbs is enjoying good
health and will fill all of these
regular appointments. The pub
lie are cordially invited to attend
all these services.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-04

Cures Old Sores. Other Rtnsoo 1nn't CT,
she wots, cases nomat,,t ofhov ,on,,,.,l,r,
.Ie cured by the wonderful. "a Liable n,
Anusepue Healing Gil. II relieve.
RAIN sna Heals at the same time. &c. yoS. TO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-16
OUR no SPITALITY
DRAW LINE At
FALSE ALARMS
Too Much Danger in Taking
Firemen From Their Posts at
Night Fairgoers Warned to
Leave Boxes Alone.

There have been thTco false alarms
this week, and announcement was
made today that If anyone is caught
monkcying with the boxes tonight, he
will be prosecuted 60 the limit, regard.
less of the fact that il is the so.callcd
fiesta night when low jinks and monkey.
shines of various sorts are supposed to
bo permissible.
The fire department doesn't want 20
interfere with the enjoyment OF fair
visitors, but h happens 10 be "a danger
GUS and serious business 10 turn ia false
alarms. Last night both companies
were called 20 distant boxes. Had a
gasoline tank or some other quick-act.
ing agency broken loose while the com.
pnnies We're away from the center of
the fire would have gained q dis.
%ustfous start. For such reasons the
fire department and the police will not
pass over the false alarm ''iokc." The
or womBa caught footing with "a
fire box will go % Jail for nine months.
not so much for punishment in the par
ticular cnse, but ms a warning TO the
rest of the gay ones who think II funny
TO call out the firemen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-16
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
OF Mrs. ChappeIl, Of Five Year,
Standing, Relieved by Cardui.

M. Airy, N. C.-Mrs. Sarah M. Chan
peli OF this town, says: 81 suffered fof
I've years with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more than any n could ;ell.
tried most every kind OF medicine.
but none did me any good.
read one day about Cardth. the wo-
mans tonic, and | decided 10 trv Il. 1
had not taken but atout s!x bottles until
was almost cured. II did me more
good than all the other medicines / had
tried, put together.
Ny friends began asking mic why !
looked so well, and ! told Them about
Cardui Several are new taking IT,"
DO you, lady reader, suffer from any
cl the ailments due 10 womanly trouble.
such as headache, backache. sidcachc.
sleeplessnesS, and that %everlasiingly tired
tceling?
u so, LET us urge YOU 20 give Cardul q
hial. We feel confident II viii help you,
lust as II has a million other women IN
The past halt century.
Begin taking Cardui to-day. W,
wont Tegret Il. All druggists.
W,as 1i Chattanooga Medicine Co, taii,y
Advisory Dent, Chattanooga, Tenn, tor hsoi a4
LsafssffsHI On Tour ease AID ot-psge toos. Hens
traaiEsai Tor Women. 10 pain WIappst. nc isS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-16
MYSTIC BLONDE
NAMED HAZEL
IS WANTED
Police Believe Fair One Knows
Something About Murder of
Chicago Jeweler Killed Last
Night.

Chicago. oct. IA mysterious
blonde woman named Hazel is be-
heved by tho police to have had
something 10 do with the murder Z
Harry Phillips, a westside ieweier.
whose body was found late last night
lying AT tho foot Of a flight OF steps
IN tho building where no had bachelor
apartments. a letter In the hands ~
the police intimated that Hazel had a
husband named Frank, OF whom
Phillips might well beware.
Morris PlOnsky. stepbrother OF
Phillips. told the police Phillips paid
n lot OF attention 20 married women
and probably vas killed by some ieal-
ous husband or suitor."
Il worked with him for a while ana
he was attentive TO a woman called
Hazel. but that IL all ! know about
her said Plonsky. Philips IL said 10
have been seen with the woman called
Hazel shortly before his death.
Two OF eight persons held by the
police In connection with their in
v%estigation have tho first nase Hazel.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-16

much chances of it blowing down. We
like the decision of the judges ia an.
nouncing the awards.
$. II. WELLS, Luna County; az am
I'm favor of "a permanent exhibit hall be.
ing built here and we will be represent
ed with an exhibit. The decision of the
Judges iu announcing the awards ! be-.
licyc WA good. -
W. W. RICHARDS. Torrance
County: ".rhe idea of establishing a
permanent exhibit ball cannot be- beat.
/ am In favor of 10 and Torrance county
will scnd uu exhibit. The decision of
the judges in making the awards. ! bc-
licvc, wus "a perfectly just one and the
only one thcy could make.
''1hc county exhibit building for the
state fair must be carried out. -
HON. CHAS. GALLEGOS, Guadalupe
County 81 think the permanent county
exhibit building idea is IA good one and
! intend getting right after our county
commissioner for un appropriation 90
send one of the most complete exhibits
our county has ever had next year. The
judges decision, ! think, was the proper
one 10 make
BURT GURLESS, Curry County; AZ
am greatly in favor of the county cx.
hibit building idea. | think a good.
substantial exhibit hall should be- con.
structod and think every county will be
represented. Curry viii, I know, send
an elaborate exhibit next year"
REV. d. ZIEGLER. Valencia County:
eve will send a complete exhibit IL n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-16
ROMAN HUBBELL
TO CARRY MAIL
BY AER0PLANE

santa Fo. y. NJ. oct iG.-De-
spite lack of encouragement by
} the postofhce department, Ro-
, man HubhclL Indian trader at
} Gauado, Ariz.. has bought a biz
} plane ana Will ,4rry the United
} States mail through the air from
Gallup ~ NJ, TO Fort Defiance.
keam's canyon, 81. Michaei's
and Gunndo. He also plans "a
passenger service and will make
D grips % the Moki villages at
Or1ibi TIE blplano has arrived
ut Gallup aud test ulshts arc to
, De made this wees
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-16

and yet during The
Rod Of expectancy.
depends upon
tho physical comfort OF
,lr mother. One of tho
I aid o. u remedy
known rs Mother .
Friend" Applied over
the muscle, 10 pcng-
traic8 90 the net w0rk
Of nerves, relieves the
pains Incident to
sirclch'ug Of cords amt
Uelucuts. makes them
plant. Induces daily
comfort, rrstful nights,