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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19

very WELL but many of the people mere mere
vjtI w whom | speak I cannot under Ter
stand Hi' 50 that I have = a supposed 1 nm
told by some of the other officers hse sn @nR
DO not speak English, but VINO SP %ara
French or German, that People e,, n the
Who sneak those languages SPEAK 'no
WIN ,oo % as at home, but English here
Seams sanro too large a language. One e can
s nor things ni and laugh and I am puzzled
hnt do not comprehend. " :. oh
'" the moral of such incidents en- t,E Ks o%
vious. If business men are to Gn ,afg az is
vantage of the fact tnat .h m"sl'' than
now more widely SO spoken thav must must be at
G tSt ss "'' So wss2 %
OF Oh, Sl signi feance-shipping Illustrated
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19
That seaver.Niles Tennis Match.

Burton Kline, in an article IN the Bos'
ton Transcript dealing with the fascina'
ton of lawn tennis as a spectacle writes
Interestingly in regard TO the recent
match for the Massachusetts state cham
pionship between \. w. Niles, who Is
well known here, and r. G, seayer'
Contrasting the different methods OF the
two players Mr., Kline says:-
II was vivid example of what there Is
in lawn tennis. There was Mr.; Mics
with his beautiful strokes, his vigorous
iorehand and backhand drives, his crisp
volleys, his prettily placed smashcs, ana
his smite of service, Mr., seaver seem.
ed TO have no strokes at all-that is, no
Clancy" strokcs-he seemed only to pat
the ball here or there, as occasion re.
ouired. But there was brains behind his
every pat. He must have watched MI Mr.
Niles's play through the tournament with
the eve of a hawk, for he carefully and
indefatigably fed to Niles all the strokes
that Niles had not before been called
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19
..1n the Brattleboro Glass
(St. Adams Messenger

oooro+arv William II. Taft passed
.,r"nab" st. Adams the other morn ~
through ronte for his summer home at
Murray Bay. And natural" HIontnelier
be also passed through Mon'p Prow.
function, West Berlin, and oint tad si hon.
;n urG bamlets Note the associated HON
- ,,-Montpelier Journal. -, pro+.
Or; Came near putting US in in the The B Mas.
tleooro o onv reported the incident to
Stage on his Jour: Journey; Taft IS sometime % in
tbe future as local celebrity o''"
III .tnassed through" the city,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19

The national fete at Paris Sunday was
marred by dastardly attempt on the
life of President Fallieres by Leon
Maille. naval reservist of Havre, who,
it is believed, is suffering from the mama
Of persecution. Maille fired two shots at
tbe president. but did not hit him. lie
was at once placed under arrest. On ac-
CONT of the activity of the antimilitar-
lists. who tried to organize demonstra-
ton against the army throughout France
Sunday. exceptional precautions were
taken to safeguard President Fallieres.
The attempt on his life occurred on Ave
me des Champs Elysees while the presi-
dent was returning to the palace from
Longchamps, where he had reviewed the
garrison of Paris in the presence of 25O,-
600 enthusiastic people. Premier Glenn
enceau and M. Lanes, the presidents sec
retary, were with the president IN his
landau, which was escorted by squadron
of cuirassiers The carriage had safely
emerged from the Bots de Boulogne;
where the antimilitarists had stationed
themselves with the intention OF hootlng
the soldiers, and was descending, the
broad Champs Elysees amid the aeclama-
tions of the crowds thronglng the she
walks. who were shouting "Nlve raj
lieresi" give Tamee!" when at the
corner of Lesueur street, Mallle from
the curb fred two shots point blank at
the president in quick succession. Mlrac-
uiously no one was hit. 4.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19

accidents are bound to happen if auto
mobiles are allowed on the road, to say
nothing of declaring many people the
pleasure of driving there. OF course the
great majority OF automobile drivers are
careful, but they have to suffer Tor the
reckless driving of the few who have no
regard for the rights or comforts OF 9th
rs Greenfield Gazette.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19

upon to meet. When Niles ran TO the
net, Seayer gave him balls that dropped
quickly to his feet, and that could be only
weakly raised back over that, agonlzing
screen. lie lifted TO Niles long slow
drives TO the back of the court, that had
a high and particularly slow and distress
ing bound for one who loves as Mr., Niles
does 10 meet swift stroke. Or he
PLAYED short landed his balls in mid,
court, from where Niles could but Ill
bring of hard drive and keep 1t in court
or out of that intervening net. UT ne
lobbed Just over Niles's head when Niles
came up" And always Seayer was as
steady and calm Us if he had always been
doing that sort OF thing, That calm IN
itself was disconcerting. And finally MI
Niles own usually steady nerve broke
down. lie grew wild and inaccurate lie
found the net; his service weakened; his
game disintegnted, His friends remarked
to each other on his strange lapse IN
form. II was lapse in. form, and young
Mr.. Niles is probably too good a sports
man not to admit that it was brought
about by the clevemess OF his opponent
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19
...,,,,,,otion without Irritation.

:. .bo watcbword. That IS whd'
That is the wa'' Fruit Syrup, does
Orino h anJ stimulates the bowels VIII
Cle Gle is9ta fha in any form. Sold by All
Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19
,uERI IN BUILDING
rom First Page.)

Ioor, The space be-
IloIp',' utilized rs n corridor
ala '| ..4 Of the stores and all
] wv wv tn the Easements by
a' Nv ,u elevator, The base
al' VI separated from the
fal Win. ire doors.
~ V",'' H.. los in the main build
~ u, Tor gas and electric
/. 'r .. ones aud are equipped
..'' ", ,L.. and running water.
NJ ;" a. finished by the block
eaDs rr .mt corner offices also
'pr's .nJ.o. urick freplaccs, All OF
W "'"s metal ceilings of the
Z % %,oria. ..rg pattern and the cor
lH Tn,. ,...hlc haseboards.
.I, "", .nr rear building or AN
t','' ,,iu. through II wide passage.
y tnr amuh side of the Main
!. blorN .Hr top floor of the an
!, linp a. level with the street.
Wv fran, Il the building are two
A., '% Jnnru..s. one to the main cor.
Y, and tn. ether to the freight ele-
s ~, The uerirc top floor is occupied
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19

During the summer kidney irregularities
are often caused by excessive drinking or
being overheated Attend to the kidneys
at once by using Foley's Kidney Cure.
Sold by All Druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14
RAILROAD OFFICIAL
DISAPPEARS
Matthew R, Hudson Missing
From Oakland, Cali ReIa-
tiyeS in Chicago Frustrated,

Chicago. Sept. 13.-Mathes ". Hud-
son, AN official % the Southern Pa
cinc. is missing and his relatives be-
.lievo him dead At his residence. 4S3
Fifty-fourth street. his wife, who Is
crushed with sorrow. Is ministerlng 10
the needs of her husbands dying
father. who Is suffering from d para
lytie stroke brought on by the shock
following the temperance Of his
son. IL ~ believed Hudson wandered
away from his office In Oakland. Cal,
while Ia a demented condition on Au-
gust 81. which was the day he was 10
start for home. on that day he
mailed = letter to his wife In which
he told In ineoherent sentences that
he Intended to start for home as
quickly az he could arrange his al
fairs. Since then he has not been
Three months & Mr.. Hudson
quit the Illinois Central 10 take a bet
ter position with the southern Pacific
in California. As he was unable 10
dispose Immediately of his home lie
Went tu caiifurnia alone. His wifi he
lieves that Worrying about his lam
ily truubles caused the breakdown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14
PRISON CONGRESS MEETS
IN CHICAGO TODAY

Chicago. Sept. t3.-Wardens OF
prisons in all parts of the United
States, Canada and Mexico are gath
ering IN Chicago for the annual con
gress OF the National Prison associa-
ton, which opens tomorrow evening.
Governor Deneen. Mayor Busse and
Warden Murphy. of the famous Joliet
penitentiary. president OF the associa-
ton. viii deliver addresses at the
opening session. The National War
den's association. the National Prison
Chaplans' association and the Ma
tonal Prison Physicians association
will hold their meetings ln connection
with the congress. The care. treat
ment and reformation of criminals
will be discussed from an stlndpoinis
by the leading authorities Of North
America. The sessions will continue
TO next Thursday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14
SLUMP IN STOCKS
HELPS ARIZONA
Gives Investors Time to Look Into
legitimate Mining Propositions.

stocks on the Boston market ar,
being steadily hammered down and
the eastern investors are now looking
towards Arizona for legitimate mining
investments" said g. "a Meeks. who
recentlV arrived home from a three
months triu through the eastern
financial centers TO the precott Jour
.nal-Mincr
boston brokers. however. ne said.
'aupear 90 believe hat there win be
IAN anprcriable advance la stocks be-
fore the close 90 the present year. but
the fact that the large manipuiators
are looking this way Tor q chance %
place their money 90 good advantage
cannot De hidden.
while In Boston I was deluEcd
with inquiries concerning properties
and mining concerns operating In an
narts % the territory. The brokers
are more than anxious to get IN touch
with Affairs here aud the people hold
iue stocks in Arizona mining COM
ululcs are well satisfied with their ln-
vestments and lose no chance to in-
crease their holdings ia legitimate
concerns whenever opportunity offers
Tn 81 Paul Minneapolis % Denver
I found D same state uf anairs In
reEana to his territory mining in-
dusffN prevailing except ln q smaller
uaN met q number 90 peafie in
those cities interested fn Arizona
ui~es
ceriuE the Arizona Copper corpora
lion In "a short time the property
VIZ be taken Owe and q large feQei-
In Hosfou. THE home af ms buv-
hood days I was much Interested
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14
PUNCHES Of GRAPES
WEIGH FIVE
POUND
Enterprising Albuquerque Wo-
man Makes Splendid Show
ing in Spite of the DiSadyan-
tage of Late FrOStS.

In spite OF the late frosts. which
served To DELAY the grape crop and to
greatly reduce IL from one end of the
Rio C=ande valley to the other, Mrs,
Agneta Anderson OF 200 Lewis ave-
Rue. has succeeded in growing some
phenomenal grapes In her little vine
yard. IN the space of one city lot
Mrs. Anderson IS successfully growing
twelve varieties Of grapes. all about as
nearly perfect as could be desired.
This VINEYARD lone proves eonclu-
thu practieability Of grape grow
ing on a large scale in this valley,
since there are few districts even In
california where twelve varieties will
flourish. Mrs. Anderson sent To the
Morning journal office Yesterday two
beautif1 clusters OF grapes. one bunch
eighing almost five pounds. Mrs
Anderson saws she has often picked
punches weighing FIVE pounds ana that
eVerv vine she has is nourishing, de-
spite the injury done by the frost.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS MEET
TOMORROW
Interesting Program for Two
Days Session Of District AS
sociatlon-MrS. Bryner VIII
Be Among Speakers,

a district rally Of the New Mexico
Sunday School association will be- he'd
sunday and Monday al the First
Methodist church. The program for
the meeting has been issued.
and u glance over II shows hat an
excellent musical and devotional pro-
gram has been arranged for the ses-
sion.
Rev. W. ]. Marsh viii open the SER
vices sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mary
Foster Bryner, field worker OF the
International sunday School associa-
ton, will deliver an address upon
The City and Country Work" The
elecfiOnof officers for Bernalillo county
Will be held after the conclusion Of
Mrs. Bryner's talk. The remainder
OF the afternoon viii be devoted -
talk Of the work In this county and
district.
Prof w. d. Sterling. superintendent
Of the Albuquerque public schools viii
read scripture lessons az the night
service. Miss G. A. Strong and Mrs.
II. J Collins will sing Mrs. Brynef
will address the scholars aud instruc-
tors upon the last Worlds Sunday
school convention held In Rome. The
prayer "Hark, Hark. My Soul" VIII
be- recited by the Shelley chorus choir.
Mesdames Collins and Washburn and
Messrs. Stone and Washburn will ren-
der The Beautiful lsle Of Some
where The officers elected AT the
afternoon session viii be installed.
Mondays program Is equally ms va
ried as Sundays and q large attend
ance % sunday school workers IL ex-
pectad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14
COMMERCE COMMISSION
DECISION TAKES EFFECT
Coal Carrying Roads Must supply
Cars Impariially Ia Shipper.

Washington. Sept BY a deci-
sion Of the interstate commerce com
mission. which VIII ultimately affect
all the coal carrying roads Of the
country. the Hooking Valley and
Wheeling and Lake Erie must here
after make q just proportionate dis
tributiOn Of coal cars among ship
pers. including the private ear and
the foreign fuel cars which are at the
disposition Of such owners iessees or
coal companies. In other words. all
cars are 10 be counted In the dlstribu-
ton. The order becomes effective ar
ter tomorrow. This II an important
victory for the indie pendent o a COM
panies over mining concerns which
are owned. IN part Or entirely. by tn"
railroads.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14

took the train for Riverside. Cal,
where they Will attend the Indian
school. These children were held a.
Holbrook for several days TO get them
used 10 the trains. q sight they had
never seen before. nor ever believed
in. The instructor was fairly success
full as a close herder until a train
whistled, when baref0oted Moqui kids
were headed up every street. h
could no be roped were caught with
dogs and brought back 10 have the
same performance take place on the
arrival OF the next train. Gradually
their fear wore of, and the day for
leaving arrived the children had be-
come so accustomed to trains that but
few had 10 be blindfolded and backed
onto the ears. At Riverside the little
Moquis will learn 10 read from the
white mans book. take g bath every
year or tive. wear the white man
rssnts and do al other acts and thingf
that a white child Is supposed 70 al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Today, Saturday, The big annual uni
NeFHltN Dicnic n In session al Bear
canyon Several biz mountain wagons
and private rigs are conveying the
crowd. and u is needless 10 say the
woods and hills Will ring with the
voices OF JOY.
james :. Gonzales, OF the senior
nrepa ratory class, has returned 10 the
dormitorv He spent "a part OF the
summer 81 Jemez Hot SPRINGS to re-
cover from an attack Of fever.
The death OF MI. r. q. Nash. father
OF Miss Vera Nash, OF the college de-
partment wns a surprise to the stu
dents. who had NOT known ~ Mr..
Nrsh's failing health.
Br. Tight and Architect T., ". Cristy
zade . trim this week to some north
On indian pneblos. especially study
ing the architecture at Taos with n
view TO furtharing the interests Of the
university plans, President Tight also
sttended a meeting OF the board Of
sduration az santa ne.
n new feature al assembly under
direction OF Mrs. Wilson, Instructor w
music, each Monday morg ~ ~ the
prssegtabon Of some spetsI Fs,nusical
number In the form oGnosa, duet.
auarie' on Instrumental selections
Last Monday Miss Eva Mizc sang a
solo in such ann as 90 be called
back Tor a second selection.
Miss Iona l.. Fleming was elect
ed president Of b s-ophumores pre-
paratofV class 90 "Wednesday. Ira ".
Bolt was chosen as vice president Paul
nurllng. treasurer. This class prom
ises activity which win SCI the pace
for others
The New Mexico Journal Of Fduca.
ton. which heretofore h%assheou pub
iished at Las Vegas under the mar-
asement 81 Dr. r. j. Vert. then prcsi-
dent Of the Normal university. will. ~
the urEent request OF Dr. Vert. be
managed bN men Of The university and
published ~ Albuquerque. AZ a meet
ina of those directly Interested last
week Professor Charles r.. Hodgin. OF
the department OF education, was
chosen editor OF the Journal. n Pro-
fessor a.. y. Asplund business mana
ger The FIRST issue this year viii ap-
pea about the middle OF October.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14

cess. aud viii be completed during the
next few DAYS.
Winkelman. Ariz., sept. 11-At the
Two Queens group Of g~old-coppef
mines. where surface Outcrops yielded
assays a few months ago running as
high as 5000. 600 to ihe ton. recent
operations have afforded most salts
factory evidence Of the permanency Of
the ore bodies al depth. The manage
fment, In fact. Is so thoroughly salts
Ned as 10 what may be expected with
further development, that they rave
taken steps toward Installing still fur
other equipment Of a permanent char
aeter and are making the most care
ful tests for the purpose Of determine
ing the exact nature OF the treatment
that viii be required for their ores.
The whole property is being opened up
by means Of tunnel and shaft opera
tons. and since the placing % the last
machinery, the progress made has
been rapid and substantial
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14
Nursing Mothers and
0ver-buIdened Women

In all stations OF life, whose yigor aud
vitality may have been undermined and
broken down by over . work, ~exacting
social duties, the too frequent bearing OF
children or other causes. win lind Ia DR.
Pierce's fav0rite Prescription the most
potent invigoraune restorative strength
gissr ever devised for their special bene.
~ Nursing xaothers wfAdnd IL especial.
" valuable N sustaining eSelr strength
and Rrompti1sS ~ aspndant hsprishment
,or ne ne Sh,ld; EspSs,snS ESsSrs 700
system for ssby's coming and rsSINxing
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c44G2DohArnlQAnI siAle. or Condition
QllLf leNAle kxftem,
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suffer from frequent headaches, back
sche. dragging down distress low down
IN the abdomen. or from painful or irreg-
nlsr monthly peri0ds, gnawinE or dis
tfesscd sensation In stomach. dry or
faint spells, selmaginAry Specks or spots
floating beforeS yves. have disagrceable.
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ments OF womanlJ organs from weakness
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many or only q few ~ the above symp-
toms. ind relief and = permanent cure by
using faithfully and fairly perslstently
Dr. Pierce. Iavorits Prescription.
AuE sOIA1lAIEA NEEINuN TOT NNNMNMn
weaknesses and pecullAr ailments Is a
pure giyceric extract 0f the choicest ma
tive, medicinal roots without . drop 81
alcohol In ia makeup. All IL inrredi-
ents printed IN plain English on IL bottle
wrapper and stssstec under oath Dr.
Pierce thus invites the fullest inVetiga-
lion Of his formula knowing that IL viii
b. found 70 contain only the beet ageuts
10 the moet advanced medical
science Of all The different schools ~ prAc-
for the cure Of wOmans peculiar
weaknesses and ailments.
II yOu want 20 know more about the
and professional sndorsc
nenf Of the sfsvof1te Prescription. send
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N ". for HE free booklet treat
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You cant afford % accept - = sub~ti-
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14
PRECAUTIONS TO CHECK
MEXICAN AGlTAT0RS

City Of Mexico. sept. 1S.-Unusual
precautions are being taken along the
northern border Of Mexico to quell
any incipient revolution mat may De
posgibly inargurated next Monday, the
annual independence day Of the re-
hubble. This has always been a IA
vorite time for the juntas along the
border to spring rebellions, and the
authorities are determined not to be
caught mapping, although little real
trouble is anticipated. All the army
posts along the frontier have been
fully garrisoned and a large number
Of secret service men are posted In
border towns.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14
LE ROY CONFESSES
To RATION MAIL
ROBBERY
AMOUNTS TAKEN WERE
LESS THAN REPORTED
Drafts and Valuable Papers
Burned by Man Who Did Not
Know Their Value May
Lead TO Arrest of Las Vegas
Suspects,


Especial Dispatch TO the Morning journal
East Las Vegas. Sept. 13-Charlei
lie Roy. arrested IN Ration by Santa
Fe Special Officer %Snowden, charged
with the recent Ration mail sac rob
berry has made a complete confession
to the postof6ce inspector in charge,
and the result may be the apprehen-
sion OF the men who robbed the mail
sacks AT Las Vegas. lie Roy has told
the officers that he pulled off the RAJ
ton job alone, and that he secured
nothing more than two Sc bills for his
trouble. although he burned much
mail containing checks and drafts
saying that he did not know their
value.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14
EXCURSION STEAMER
RUNS DOWN SCHOONER

Norfolk. Sept. l3-Having aboard
Governor Higgins Of Rhode island and
Ia large official party from that state
who attended the Rhode Island day
celebration az the jamestown EXPOSE
ton this week. the steamer Dorchester
which sailed from Norfolk for ProVi-
dencc late last night, ran down and
.Fank Tn Granny island channel OF thH
Eliza eth river. the pungy schooner
Fannie s. Gr0verson. bound from
.Glour ester county. Va. Ia Norfolk.
The dorchester was u~ninjured Four
men narrowly escaped drowning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14
Won-dlcohoEc


When left there people used to
travel in horse ears Now they are
whirled W. the elevated railroads,
through the subway and the streets.
with almost lightning speed over cleo
trlc lines.
4 visited my aged parents in Nova
but after all. / am glad TO be home in
Prescott. You can say for me that
IN no place | visited aid | Hnd such q
DELIGHTFUL climate as this or see such
beautiful wOmen as are here
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14

Hartford, Conn. Sept. 13-Credi-
tors Of the Pope Manufacturing COM
pany, makers Of automobiles n BIZ
cycles. who's claims aggregate $500
000, will be given a hearing Monday
before Judge Case i'm the superior
court. II Is expected that opposition
will develop against making the pres
ent receiver permanent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14
GENERAL MINING NEWS OF
THE WEST FOR THE WEEK

Mo1tezuma. Col, sept l3-The
wave " prosperity that has necn gath
.ertnE head FOR some months back Ia
now Asuming definite prapnrtians.
and I've mines Of the district are begin
.hine to feel The q~uickcning effects No
such activity has been witnessed here
since The decline in silver values com-
.pelleJ the closing down Of thu best
Producing mines fifteen or tW srtr
Year, ago Recent advances In the
price of the white metal. combined
with he bringing OF transportation
and milling facilities 20 the district.
have nov called the attention Of capt.
talists Co the enormous possibilities in
some OF the abandoned producers.
Whote in the precious metal.
have never been questioned. hut wh.Dl
under former conditions. could mot 500
worked FOR amy such PROFITS as 49,
be possible Among The foremost CO..
the bis properties now to be re-opeuri
- the SarsHcid silver mine. whose
ln the old DAYS amounted Oh.
something like $4,000 in a few
years time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14

I have suffered slfh tetter for thirty
frars ard have tired almost countless rem
ciies sta nttle 10 anF. relief Three boxes
q Chambcriains Salre cured me o. was q
fnrturr 81 breaks aut . Nftie snmetimer.
tut nethinE o. shat lf used e. da-D az
Beach Mlfilu1 CITY Ala. Chamharfalnss
SAWS . for sale ~ al drurEisfa