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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
Talks About Its Friend, Does The Charleston Gazoffo
GIVES ADVICE THAT WAS xor
Needed.
STILL GIVES WARMING TO ON,
CIRCUIT JUDGE.

The Gazette feeling kindly to
Farold \. Fnz. advised him. if he
wanted TO he elected Judge OF the
Neutrality-suspicious. Circuit
Court not 10 accept the appointment
to be made BY Coy, Dawson. to mn
the short term vacancy caused by the
death OF Judge Luther Chambers.
But Mr. Ritz. like number OF other
of the Ga2ette's personal friends. ne
elected To heed our warning. The re-
suit is the newly constituted Judge.
recklessly dlsregarding the advice of
his good friend. the Gazette. has no
earthly show for nomination. and
the aggressive yong man, Deb Hern-
don, who is an out-and-out outspo-
ken anti-Elklns. anti-Dawson man.
like all good. honest republicans.
viii he nominated aud perhaps he
elected, and then Mr. Ritz will be
made TO realize that the Gazette did
him a Kindness when e counscled
him To beware ot Dawsonism IT may
be, though, that General May. who is
u candidate for the republican MONT
nation for governor. viii hold the
attorney generalship open to him.
Tho very best thing Harold can do
is to come back 20 Charleston and at
once declare his disallegiance TO the
Elkins-Dawson tax taking gang.
This would PM him in lire for the
nomination for attorney general I'm
1908, aud while ne would have no
show for election, he would hold the
distinction OF having been his par
tvs choice for ana honorable posi-
ton.
Take the Gazetlcs aryice. Harold.
and get In the great unu-Dawson
band wagon.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
RAPID INCREASE IN MANUFAC-
TURING INDUSTRIES.
VAST SIMS OF EASTERN CAPT.
tai GOING TO DIXIE.

Washington. July al Special)
That more money is being taken to
the South for investment i'm factories
than TO the New England States is
shown i'm the startling comparison
just made by the Department of Com
merce aud Labor. which states that
four times as much capital was in
vested in the Southern States since
1900 as In New England In North
Carolina. where SOS 900 900 was I'm.
vested In 1900. there is now Invested
I'm manufacturing industries over the
State the sum of$l3I 900. 900, show
Ing an increase OF lO6 per cent The
total amount OF wages paid out was
$1,000. 900. and where the cost of
materials used In 1900 was $4,000
600. last year it amounted to $50
600. 900. The same figures are Civ
en- of Connecticut and show that her
Increase In capital invested is only
"A per cent. New Hampshire shows
only y per cent. increase. Alabama.
WI ''' O'h'l BLOWS ntl tdDllal
To have increased in the FIVE years
by 75 per cent. Virginia is below
her sister Southern states with an
increase OF only Go per cent. South
Carolina shows an increase of so
per cent The figures are significant
In showing that the trend of capital
Is toward the South. and they indi-
cate that i'm few years the South
ern States will rank with New Eng
land in manufacturers. Factories
for cotton goods rank first In the
South. tobacco second. lumber and
timber products third. -four and grist
mill products fourth
Another fact shown In the report
is that while the number OF establish
ments has decreased, those remain
Ing have been built mp extensively
by the new capital entering the
States.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
THE BRYAN
MOVEMENT

Az regards Mr. Bryan's prospects
two years hence. the coast is clear
Tor any amouRr log prophesying and
forecasting. but little value is TO
De attached 10 any of a. An obvious
remark IS that two years is too long
time for the staying powers OF a
boom like Mr. Bryan's 30 survive.
But IL must he remembered that this
revival Is not an ordinary "boom" az
ali: neither Mr. Bryan nor any rep
rescntatiye OF his interests had any
thing TO do with bringing IT on. The
trouble viii not he 20 keep the
boom going; the trouble in the
passage OF two years Is that the whole
temperof the people may have chang
ed Another consideration. brought
forward with considerable force and
IN great detail by the New York Sun.
is that the fact that Mr. Bryan hav-
ing been twice defeated viii count
heavily against him in the conven.
ton. and il Is pointed ont that the
only man who ever was nominated
for the presidency a third time after
having been beaten twice was Henry
beaten the bird time But precedcnts
of this Kind while counting FOR some
thing WITH body which is wavering
between opposing claims that are
nearly equally matched viii have
little woighr " there should be. Al the
time Of the convention. genuine
feeling throughout the party I'm "a
yor ~ what Bryan represents Nor
Us there amy logical weight In the
precedcu fakeu in itself The anti.
third-i"rm precedent signifies som,
thing. docp-soatcd sentiment is at
tachod to &c. Nothing Of fhc kind can
be- said for The objection 10 n third
nomination An Inference OF defeat
drawn from The isolated Tact that
Henry Clay was defeated would be-
too pncrile To- discuss And 10 should
be- remembered that Roosevelt has
just been giving brilliant demon
strauon OF thc emptiness Of AN such
somisnpcrsfItious Inference ln show.
ing NOT only that making "a man vice.
president i mo- sure way Of shelving
him hnD also that q vice-pros.dcnt
who e1oDnrds to the presidency by the
death of 70 president. 50 FAR from
being DESTROYED as political figure.
may brnaE 900 records as % popular
idol Baltimore News.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
GIRL TELLS
HERY STORY.
LILLIAN HARRISON BELLS MOTH.
EH OF ATTEMPTS no ASSAULT
HER.

Newport News, Va. July Ell
Since the arrest OF -. e.. Goodman on
Wednesday night ON the charge OF
.abducting thirteen-year-old Lillian
Harrison. the police authorities have
been puzzling over The case and try
ing to decide whether or not TO place
the prisoner on trial for more serl-
ons crime than that alleged In the
warrant Chief OF Police Reynolds
and Commonwealth Attorney c. w.
Robinson held consultation yester-
day. and asked Justice Brown to
continue the case In order that they
might make a thorough Investigation.
rhc case was continued and Goodman
was committed 10 Jail without bail
o await hearing
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
SAVING THE BABIES

Everybody feels qualified to give
advice about the care OF babies, par
ticularly the people who never had
any OF their own and therefore, know
the least about them.
Too much advice has caused lots
of little ones to be laid away in their
graves
But good advice, from one who has
proved his theories by saving the
lives of 1000 babies in a single city.
IS better than gold.
The board OF health OF Rochester.
y. Y, has made a remarkable record
From 1888 10 1896, / 1898 babies
under one year old died I'm Rochester
during the months OF July and Aug
ust. In the same months from 1897
TO 1905 only 7Gl babies died. Yet
the population was 10000 greater
at the last date than at the first
Or. George w. COLDER. the Roches-
ter Health Ofhcer. therefore seems
To be one Of the few rightfully quail
iil'u W RtNt dilNihf ~ w we fhlt OF
q baby And here u is
Give IT pure air. day and night.
Give II no food but mothers milk
milk from the bottle. or food direct
ed by the physicians
Whenever ~ cries or is fretful do
not offer it food give IL water.
BE sure that It gets enough sleep.
two maps during the day at least.
do not push too much clothing on
1t.
Battle it IN tub every day.
Don't handle II; leave u alone "
Much has been done in Rochester
In the way OF establishing pure milk
stations and inspecting and regula-
ting COW stables. But Dr Golber
chiefly attributes the reduction in the
death rate 40 the fact that these
simple rules have been ceaselcssly
dinned into the ears OF Rochester
mothers
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
DOSEN'T CARE
TO TALK
United Typothctac Declines Ia Con.
duct ANY Peace Conference
With the Printers.

Buffalo. ~ Y, July 2i.-Thc
United Typothetae of America today
hately declined TO confer with officials
OF the International Typographical
union IN regard to the strike inaug.
urated nearly year ago for an
eight hour day and the closed shop.
President ellis OF the Typothotae
received "A letter signed by James NJ.
Lynch, president. and j. w. HAYS.
vice president. representing tho exc
entivo council of the international
Typographical Union stating that
they We're ready for n conference
with view To adjusting the diner
ences that now. exists.
Failing to obtain this conference"
the letter read. ''the temper OF the
members of the Typographical Union
viii demand continuance OF the
present struggle
After this letter had been read to
the convention OF the Typothctae the
following resolutions was unanimous
~ adopted! Resolved. that the Typo-
thetae of America In convention as
semblcd that they have nothing on
which TO confer with the representa-
uVos OF the international Typhogrn-
phical union. and that Mr.. Lynch and
Mr. Hays be 80 Informed "
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
WANTS TO KEEP
ON BEING MAYOR

Columbus. Ohio. July a. Mayor
Tom l.. Johnson, OF Cleveland. de-
rlarcs hc is not after the position of
chairman Of the National Democratic
Committee
- am not = candidate for the posi-
ton Of chairman of the Democratic
NatiOnal Committee" said Mr.. John
son.
II have no ldca of trying 10 Dust
Tom Taggart. People do not seem 10
realize how we'll I Ike my present
position am mayor ri Cleveland
md I'm going 10 run again once or
twlcc I'm going 10 run for mayor
up there until they defeat me or
'lect me unanimously"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
BUSY WEIGH.

nc "elch FURNITURE Company Is
u,.
r,rh, !" """' - ''''''E'' lor 'he
, ,','''' = - "'',' muse "' SWIM ana
''"'p""F' was '''Iink on me meat
C. NJ winter of tho n,nn,,oo
nrm Of writer and vossio -, ga'
stone was ,psino.s ,is,,o,
Welch vosicrd,y
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
Swimming In Prosperity
Is the Sunny South.
LAST OF THE
POLITICAL BOSSES.

Senator Germans death removes
almost the last OF the political bosses
with whom the country has become
familiar in the past third OF a cen.
fury. Simon Cameron ana his pupil.
Quay departed before German. Pen
rose OF PENNSYLVANIA and Cox OF Ohio
We're overthrown In the elections o,
1895 which pat democrats in power
senator Plat OF New York has alb.
.dicated his leadership. and Oden Is
ready TO retire Murphy of Tamma
ny was discredited by the close run
which Hearst made for the mayoral-
~ in 1908 against Murphy's candi-
date, Mcclellan hin has retired.
When Aaron Burr transformed
Tommany into political machine
over century ago the first of the
party bosses appeared. None OF the
later sachems of the wigwam. not
even Tweed. Kelley or Croker was
moro astute or powerful than Burr.
The man who swung New York to
the democrats in 1900. broke the
spell OF federalist sway. defeated
Adams for recollection and made
Jefferson president and Burr vice
president The long period of dem
ocratic ascendancy In the nation.
which continued, with two short In
terruptions. till Lincoln and the re-
publicans entered Office In 1861. be.
gan with Burrs victory In New Yorl,
in 1900
The old Albany regency Van Bu-
rem, Marcy. Silas Wright. John A.
Dix. Peter Cagger. and tho rest of
The magnates--were different or
der of chieftalns from their rivals
OF Tammany. Their methods were
far less Objectionable than Tamma-
ny's their ideals were higher, and
they put "A better grade OF men in Of
Ace. Most OF these leaders were
statesmen OF high order Tilden was
a member of the regency IN its lat
est days, buf his political practices.
especially i'm the latter part OF his
career. were more nearly those OF
Burr and Croker. although he was
technically an enemy of Tammany,
and helped to overthrow Tweed I'm
1871
Thurlow Weed who would rather
be a King maker than king. was
as pure "A politician and as dexterous
a tactician as the country has seen
Fenton, Conkling and Hin were
statesmen rather than bosses OF the
German or Quay order. though each
In his day and in his sphere had a
close grip on Sew York as German
pr Quay ever had on their states
The political bosses have been OF
many varieties. good and bad, but
With Germans death The last of the
more Objectionable type leaves the
stage There will be no mourners
Leslie's Weekly.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
he Party of Reform Calls
Convention of Citizens.
rhE DEMOCRATS or MERCER
COUNTY WILL DELiBERATE.
ALL GOOD CITIZENS INVITED TO
PARTICIPATE.
FIRST.


\ mass convention of tho Demo-
cratic party OF Mercer county A
hereby called TO meet az Princeton
on Saturday July 9Sth 1906. for the
purpose of appointing. delegates to
the congressional convention OF the
Democratic party to be held M Hun
ungton on the 2nd day OF August
1906. and TO the senatorial and In-
dical convention yet to be called
SECOND.
District mass convention OF the
Democratic party are hereby called
To meet at Blueneld. In Beaver Pond
District. at Princeton in East River
District. at Gadd's school House. I'm
Jumping Branch District. at Athens.
in Plymouth District. and az Good
Will In Rock District ON the nth day
OF August, 1900, at 1 o'clock. p. m.
Tor the purpose of elcctinR delegates
To n county convention to be held
az Princeton ON the 18th day OF
August 1906, at ! o'clock. p. m. for
the purpose OF nominating candi-
dates for the various county Offices
to be llllcd at the ensuing fall cleo
ton In said county convention
the several districts are entitled to
the following representation:
Beaver Pond District. ~ votes
Jumping Branch District 3 votes
East River District, II votes
Plymouth District. 3 votes
Rock District. 81 votes
by order OF the committee.
j. VI. McGRATH,
Chairman.
John Roberts Socy, pro tenn
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22

One set OF troubles end only to
bring ON another for the lsthmian
canal commission, which must be
sadly worried now over the labor
question What Is TO be done with
laborcrs who act like those Jamaica
ncgrOcs?? After year spent in pro-
tccting them from yellow fever. and
in making the conditions OF life on
the isthmus so healthy that II may
soon be advertised as winter re-
sort for New England invalids. the
authorities discover that baths and
frosh air and model sleeping rooms
are the death Of the negro laborers
These people have been SO accustom-
cd fO Inc other thing poor air and
crowded sleeping quarters that
now the perfection OF ventilation
threatens them with extinction from
pneumonia aud throat diseases Noth.
ing more singular has been heard in
canal affairs for a long time Even
The LATEST OF the Jamaica negroes. H.
is now maintained. Is due to their
insufficient nourishmcnt Give them
I'd nabundaucc Of good food then. and
uilI they not die Of the stomach
ache by the scoros2 81 this rate. Che
canal commission will soon face se-
uous dilemma and st may have to-
answer The question whether sani-
tation and good food were not n
gricvous mistake, 50 far as the mass
of laborors arc concerned Spring.
field Republican.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22

The Lincoln Republicans of Pom.
sylyanla have invited some of tho
members of thc cabinet TO speak BOO
that state for the reform ticket but
there does NOT seem 10 Boz one that
is not allied with the machine or.
ganilauon for none Of them have
accepted The Invitation. This shows
how Gar reform is advocated bv Tho
administration
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22

Tho Republican machine in OK
lahoma enters upon the fight for
The fruits of statehood somewhat
handicapped The Republican gov
crnnor has just been under inyosti-
CATION ON charges duplicating him
I'm Usage .Nation oil leases Most of
che other federal officials have been
mixed up with land on Indian frauds
and the people have no confidence
in them
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
BASE BALL
AT PULASKI

THE game at pulaski on yesterday
between Pulaski and Graham result
ed Zoo not very satisfactory manner.
as The Graham bovs had TO catch @
train There wore only five innings
played yesterday and Pulaski won
tho unfinished game bv score OF q
To- Tho Graham boys aro iub.lau'
over their victory and feel that They
can bpa almost amy team Chat come
their way we congratulate them
upon their victory.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
BRAZIL GLAD TO
SEE ROOT.

Omcial dispatches received yester-
day by theSfhafge Of the Brazilian
embassyfat Washington state that
Secretary Root was enthusiastically
received at Para. Brazil. by the au-
thorities and by the people. The
cruiser Charleston. I'm which Secre-
tary Root is travelling. after calling
a. Pernambuco and Bahia. will ar
rive az Rio Janeiro this morning
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22

The Republican campaign mana
gers hoavcd sigh Of relief when the
bin TO prevent contributions from
corporations was defeated in Con
gress They need Doodle badly Just
now 10 turn the tide OF popular dis
approval
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22

BE prepared for q big trust BUST
ing stunt when the campaign for
Congress gets warmed mp. for as
Secretary TAFT said. the President
does MOI like 10 be at the mere, OF
a democratic Congress.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22

The meat consumer catches IL go
ing and coming he has TO pay for
the meat inspection. thanks TO Re-
publican Congress. and has to pay the
Beef Trust what II sees NJ to charge
to make UP for loss Of business by
the packers In consequence OF the
meat investigation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22

w. Foster Of Inglcsldc. Va. IS
sojourning IN the city.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22

George Lcodys OF vivian was
visitor here yesterday.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22

And now wo are Go have milk
trust but % is TO be- hoped there viii
not be TOO much water init.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
Sour
Stomach

No aepsoeA - = srsagtA. assSsO
-. hsadaahA Gsas6paaeA. - @sa1I
esaseAl 6eeallys so8 dGDaoA - e11ngo
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Ksdea ssfss i~adlgssaceL TIT - lsss&
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- = tey - - 3 lsAAhv s1e41aAI
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81 sseemaUsovo psGpseusa Es6el pyo.
pspaa cus - ~ saly euvta1e01so
and ~lyspseslA. ~ til tane0 Nne1y
ssres "A NomaeA sssbiss u slsaM1n6.
PURIFYING. ssssssafng ~ sneagtkm111
~ muosNs mmbrAass Mnsae ~ 0enaGk.
ii. y Rssassss1 ". W, -.
- = :
lts1sl mgssn NAss Nea ~
useuseO1. Si.oo - hsafhe ~ uAss - -
- uAtsA oeisN9 30 -
ssoo9so1 - e q osH1t1y . 90. oeuoA0o
Sold BY Winters Drug Co; x. p
Gosdan.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
Territorial News


sAs ~o~k az . n1sn~nt 70 eatiaxulsh
IL stsse There v1s . high sias
fros - ssssk IL ~ time Had fhs
tneSpt<at bisas he<s given but tso
Dfasf<s mof~. u might have been
Inpo&stAss ~ ave xns b1ildiax h
10 roc 70 The aorth. Later invest,
katio1 Disclosed the fSst that ! can.
al< had burnsd entirely o.. s~stiss
are o ths lzbi@ cioh % the table
4 large postssa af the table rlcth had
bees -coasurssd. and TIC uaIi paper
IA bos Just caught shea the dascos-
ery Vas made.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

Nj. 8. /. Bowen. Of Wayne. W. Va,
writes: u was . sufferer from kid.
ney disease, % that d times ! could
not stanA straight I took Foley's
Kidney Cure. One dollar bottle and
part OF the second cured mo entirely
Fcley's kidney Cure works wonders
where others are total failures. 70 be
obtained q o. @. Schaefer. drusgist.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

Mrs. Trueholtx Of Fort Bayard. LETT
on Thursday evening for san Francis.
co. Mrs. Trueholtxis entire family
reside there. and uefng unable to es.
tablish teIegraphic communications
with them, she len Immediately TO
make u personal Investigation regard.
Ing their safety.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

IL T. estimated that more tourists
heai1hseekcrs and farmers arrived In
New Mexico this year than for years
What Il 81 more importance h the
fact TINT many III them located herr
md are nox good progressive citi
xens.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
Human slood Mark..

A tale Of horror was told by marks
of human blood IN the home Or j. W.
Williams. = well known merchant Of
Bac. ny. He writes: Twenty years
ago | had severe h~emorrhages of the
lungs. and was near death when I be.
gan taking Or. Kings New Discovery
4 completely cured me. and | have
remained well ever since" II cures
hemorrhases, chronic coughs. settled
colds ana bronchitis, and Il the only
known cure for weak lungs. Every
bottle guaranteed by all druggists
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

One of he ~ofs, features e ~
nsy trouble Il that n II N insidtocs
disease and before The victim realizes
bis danger he may hare . fatai aaiady.
Tale Foleyis Kidaey Cur u ths stsn
% iroabie - Il corrects irrsgxlarities
and prevents Brights diseass and
diabetes 10 BE- obtained q Q. a
Schsefer. druggist
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

No one 10 Immune from Kidney
troubie. 20 Just remember hat Foisyfs
kidney Cure win stop the irrsxnlarf
ties and d any case Of kidney and
bladder tru1bie that = not beyoad the
reach Of medicine. To b obtained
u o. q. schsefer. druggist.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

Busbl4ri~s ccatinae 10 IL the rule
1t Demiae and searcsiy d day passes
~ithoat oae being reported. bur IN
each = The criminal sas diScos.
ered and frikhtened away before b.
hsd secured any considerable amount
u tMsnty.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

Nov 70 the time To buy your com.
= JAicksta n order 70 get
the way Of . complete
Qokrleo 81 ticastn, 4 has been d.
"a 70 - the present lot Of com.
Mutation tickets d % cents per book
There are twenty-five rides IN each
book. and you should secure Whist
ron need 1t once. Apply 1t the
street Car Co.'S Office or from con.
dnctors. 1000
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01

TIE slesss coHnsy Advocate SAYS
skst tn<<~ = Ders sctisifs a. she
Hiisf~cra plz<<rs thxa tk<r~ - b<sa
&C. asny sssn- Mo- hcss sh1n Iassy
n<s are ~ so<k % ne plsn<xs st'
the psss@ai Tins xud th4y ~~~m %
n ssl rewarded for their scsL
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
4 casa

ms = % oxstay thst q, AneE1sfs
- sassofsEsd 10 refnaa ser n1asy
A FGss tiossy sd Tar salls 10 care
your coaEk - cd II 1902 -
~.s toe aasss al prevests
e1s srsalfs fron Q ola cuss =
grippe coughs. sad prevents Dsss-
xsani& ma c~onsarrptioa- cna<aias -
srssiss The <ena;se q n . ysl1sv
psrksxes- Refuse suhstitxtsa. 70 -
obsaiaed q o. c. ecAasser. dugEteut
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-01
ahsumssIsm M.kss LIE Miserable

RhsumstIsm Makes Life Miserable
A happy home Il the most valuable
possession that II within the reach 81
mankind, hut ron cannot enjoy IT,
comforts N you are suffering from
rheumatism Won throw aside basi
ness care when you enter your home
and you 4 be relieved from those
rheumatic pains also BIZ applying
Chamberlain Pain Balm. One appii
viii give yon relief and IT.
continued nse for 4 short time vii
bring about d permanent cure. Fo
sale By al druggists.