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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-01-28
r. A.. PaImeter,
Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage,
F~essenden, North Dakota. 2l-30
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE BY ADVERTISE

ia ID Az =
MIINT. l.
Default having occurred in the conditions. OF
the mortgage hereinafter described by which
the power of sale therein contained, has be
having been instituted at law or in equity to
recover the debt secured by said mortgage or
autAoriains the foreclosure of said mortgage
having been duly made, executed and delivered
to r. y. Palmeter,. the undersigned attorney.
by Z. L.. Beiseker, the assignee of the mortgage
therein mentioned, on the 18th day of Deem
Der. a. d. 1909. which power of attorney was
filed for record in the Office of the register of
deeds of the county of Mclean and state of
N. Dakota, on the 18th day OF December. \. d:
1909, and was daily recorded in book G-S of
Miscellaneous Records on page 81, Notice is
hereby given that that certain mortgage. ex-
married.. m~ortgaror, to John w. Yeliand,
mortgage, dated Gun day Of March, 4. d.. 800,
OF deeds Of Mclean county, and state of North
Dakota. on the 18th day Of March. A. ID. 1905,
at O'CLOCK T. M. and recorded in Book 81, of
an Instrument in writing, dated the md day Of
December, A. ID: 1899, and filed for record i'll the
snd state al eh Of t NGrfh D "a assae on ni the hsi 1seh e day "
December, a.. b. 1909, at $50 r. NJ. and recorded
in book H7of Mortgages on page. -, will be
mortgage and hereinatter described at the front
door of the court house in the city of Wash.
burn, in the county. of Mclean and state of
NOfIn Dakota. aC UDe nOur OF . o CLOCK L. M,
on the LIST day of February A. ID. 1910, to satisfy
the amount due upon said mortgage on the day
of sale.
The premises described in said mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the same are those
certain premises situated in the county Of Nc
Lean and state Of North Dakota, and described
as follows:
The Southeast quarter of the Southwest
quarter [SEA OF SWAL, Southwest quarter of
the Northeast quarter GpsWA Of NEAl, and the
Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter
[NWh of SEA and the Northeast quarter of
Southwest quarter [NEA of SWAl, of section
tivel5 township one hundred forty-seven [147l.
Range .cighty-three 1881. west. containing 1850
acres of land more or less according to the U.
S. government survey thereof, excepting a strip
of land running ~diagonally across said dis
cribed land, known as the right of way of tho
Minneapolis, st. Paul g. Sault Ste. Marie Rail-
way Company, containing seven and four
tenths acres.
There will be due on said mortgage on the
day of sale the sum of Thirty-six dollars and tif-
ty-thrce cents [S36.53 exclusive of costs, dis
bursements, attorney fees allowed by law.
Dated at Fcssenden, North Dakota, this 10th
day of December, A. D., 1909.
7. l.. Beiseker.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
r. \. Paimeter,
| Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage.
Eessenden, North Dakota.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
not a common, everyday cough.
mixture. It is a meritorions
remedy for all the troublesome and
dangerous complications resulting
from cold in the head, throat, chest
and lungs. Sold by e. 6. Forbes.
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Legal Notices.

-frH. tH.N..t .#aN. ..-HH. .l
eS-Notices published under this
heading will be charged IegaIrates
n accordance with the ruling ofthe
Mclean County Press Association,
and no affidavit will be Issued until
all publication charges are paid.
NOTICE OF Mok 4fsEaEN sale BY ADVER-
Notice is hereby given that the mortgage ex,
ecuted and delivered by Mildred c. Joseph and
Edwin A: joseph, her husband, mortgagors, to
Lucius S. Taylor, mortgage, dated the 9th.
day. April, 1907. and filed for record in the office
B. II OF Mortgages, at page 3oS,. will be fore.
closed by a sale of tho promises in such mort.
gage, aud hereinafter described, at the front
door of the court house in the city of Wash.
burn, county of Mclean and state of North
Dakota. at the hour Of ten O'Clock q. IN. on
the 18th. day of February. A.. d.. 1910, to
satisfy tho amount duo upon said mortgage Oh
the day OF sale.
The premises described in such mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the same, are de-
Of tho Northeast Quarter (swA NE1a) and the
Northwest Quarter Of tho Southeast Quarter
(NWhSEhl and the Northeast Quarter Of the
NWh1 of Section Five o. Township One Hun.
dred Forty-scven 14D North of Range Eighty:
Mclean, state of North Dakota, excepting a
strip of land running diagonally across said
described land, known as the Right of Way OF
the Minneapolis. st. Paul d. Sault Ste. Marie
Railway Company, containing seven and four.
tenths acres. and.
Whereas, the mortgage provides that il de-
fault be made by the mortgagorS IN the pay
mcnts OF interests when due, the mortgage
may declare the whole sum of principal and
interest due and payable, and,
Whereas. default exists, in that the mortga.
sors have failed To pay interest when due, the
MORTGAGE hereby dclares the whole sum OF
principal and interest due and payable. There
will be due on said mortgage rat the date OF
sale, the sum of Two Thousand One Hundred
Sixty-four and 6l-lOO (S216I.Gl) Dollars.
Lucius S. Taylor,
Mortgagec.
Hyland & Nuessle,
Attorneys for Mortgagee,
Washburn, North Dakota 1851
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Land For Sale.
Automobile for Sale.

Automobile for Sale.
Kiblinger, Solid Tire, Two Pas
senger, Ia Horse Power Automo-
bile, complete with top, lamps etc.
practically new, for sale or trade, a
bargain, enquire or write,
g.. Q. Raugust.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03

why Canada makes a profit Of
$500, 0o0 a wear and the United
States loses more than kis. 100000 "a
year ON their respective postal ays-
TENS WAS explained 80 tho huuse the
other day hy Representative John O.
Gardner Of New Jersey, the ranking
republican member of the committee
on poslofnces ana post roads. ny an
elaborate series ~ calculations based
npon the latest reports for both
countries. he reached the conclusion
that thr cntirc %Aineience wns ae.
counted for hy the salary scaies
The sstlasy . Of the United
states pcstlfnec department he said.
was sixty per sent of tho total ex-
penditurcs. while Il was only forty
seven per cont in Canada. rhis. ae-
oerdlng &c Mr.. Gardeners ngurea.
would more han explain the diner
enee. lie said he had no patience
With the magazines and newspapers
tina were charging something wrong
with tho United states department
herausv Canada made money while
charging only one.feurth as much on
second.oiass matter ns is charged 81
this country.
ne said the Canadian system was
cepied from that IA this country. that
both countries lost ON second class
matter aud that even including the
rural frcc delivery herc, which Cauada
does not have. the expenses outside Of
salaries we're rroportsenascly about
the same,
That we are strongly inclined TO
doubt whether AIR uardncs's eApla-
nation explains There may be Same
saperheNus. and fancy salaries. paid
20 special efaeers whose services
inlghg he dispensed With, hut every |
enc. with even the moss superficial
knowles IT the insl,ie workings of
the posseffce. knows thai there Is no
department II the federal govern
naens II indeed. d department Of
vtsli iife. in which a merr ample con
sidcratlcn IN goed hard work ~ rem
dereA for the pay received. than IN
tao uaitea states p~ostnfaee service |
Mr. Gardner Scvins 60 Dc a littlV eN
somewhcrv IN the matter et hts facts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03
COMPARISONS ARE opioUs.

speaking OF the character OF the
emigration from this country 70 Can.
ada. the London Free Press says.
1.-THE Dominion may well e%ongvatu-
hate itselt upon the class u immlgra-
tl0n which il attracts, IN contrast with
the arrivals in the ncighborlng repuh-
ne. Last year nearly a million en-
tered The United states. ~elehty-fivc
per cent from Europe including ssl-
g6s from Italy. numbering four times
tho quota % the previous year These
90 swell the total " city dwellcrs
ANA Increase the depression az labor.
white the land receives but q small
relative percentages Canada on the
other hand. has been reccivins addi-
tionse from the better classes q Eng
fish speaking peoples. bred on the
farm, ana choosing their new lot In
Nv IN the fertile west, one hundred
Thousand 81 Americans last year
broaehs int this country S~se,oeN.eee,
sogctNcr WITH an intvllisencv, energy
and eaaptabttN which cannot be
in present moneyed posses
xt0nn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03
STORY
TOO ABSURD FOR
DISCUSSION
Arizona Man Says If Postmas-
ter General Runs for Senator
from Cactus Land He viii
XIII Republicans Chances,
Morning Journal Bureau.
els Munsey Building,


This story about Postmaster GEN
cral Hitchcock being groomed for
senator from Arizona is too absurd for
serious discussion. said Zach II.
SperrN, OF Prescott, Ariz.. who was
seen at the National hotel today. Mr..
.Spcrry Is Interested in mining and has
been 20 New York on business and
"iust took a run down to Washington
for fun"
There is every chance for the re-
.pubilcans 10 capture the territory when
Il is made a state and send two SEN
.Ntors 10 Washington, provided the peo-
pie get 4 square deal, continued Mr..
Sperry.
"But If there IS any crooked bust
ness on the road, the chances OF the
republican party will disappear quick
er than hades. With good manage
ment and q STIFF fight all along the line
Arizona a be swunE n the repuo-
licAn column there Is only a differ
ence Of about 500 votes between the
republicans and IL majority in the ter
ritorial legislature.
with shrewd management, l say.
the republicans can win and capture
the legislature by a safe margin Bnt
i'm have to be q fair fight and i'm
have 70 be among our own people; no
outsiders. | mean--n0 interlopers.
'If there is u ~SNfAonShtss ABOUT
this Hitchcock story. and there IS no
bottom q Il At ait. added Mr. Sperry.
ats bound 10 XIII republican chances
and place the democrats more securely
ever ia rontrnl ~ the territory
Mr. Hitchcock Is not q citizen. not
81 resident of Arizona, and
shouldn't think ne would care 20 ex-
his present office for a SEN
ntcrship5 from Arizona, What's the
with him Isn't he safe where
ne sss Why should he be looking Tor
n jobf The whole story Is q take, not
4 word az truth in III, it's too foolish
I'm Arizona NE are Of the firm ne
lief that will admit he ter
ritory to statehood. Arizona y Ger
entitled Z the honor II any
al the other candidates Is We have
popuiation. the wealth. the inn
nrovrments the schools. the roads
ana everything thet Is necessary log
A wtn-rogui0,ca state ~ she union
Rust IT. Morrison 81 Prescott Is AZ
=, arotnrv Ari-onN visitor IN WASN'T
Fe Is stoppins at the Ehhit
House.
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oTaM|
I. .MMsE1@N.w

In ready-made petticoats modern Ter
sey cloth is most used for tops, since
it gives ample warmth without objec-
tionable bulkiness.
Natter blue, that exquisite shade.
bids fair to be most fashionable for
spring. One sees it in the newest
dress fabrics and silks.
Some dainty shirt waists, fastening
under a plated frill in the center
front. are made OF printed boriure
batiste In pretty colors.
With the double blouse Of chiffon
and a contrasting material a plisse or
lace frill is worn when a jacket IS
slipped on fer outside wear.
Black satin gowns are smart this
season. hut they are veiied with tinics
of embroidered net. OF chiffon. covered
with a ierselylike bodice of heavy en-
broidery net and jet combined or silk
With jet
The waist made Of chiffon or net
over metallic tissue or contrasting
chiffon is easily the leader for the
two-pisce suit. Such waists are r1ore
or less elaborate. with self-colored en-
broidery and self-colored braid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03

Mr.. Rodman Wanamakcr. OF New
York city, ~ the chief promoter of d
movement looking 10 the erection OF d
colossal statue IA the hnrbor OF New
York az Il memorial to tho North
American Indian ana "a bill ls pend
ing in congress appointing a commit
tee with mil authority to select a suit
able site Tor the statue on a United
states reservation In the harbor MIR.
W~anamakcr who win be the largest
contributor. is ongaged in raising
funds tor the purpose aud as the
memorial Is to be erected without any
expense TO tho United States govern
ment. he Is bringing the project to
the attention OF the people through
appeals 70 the press to give the matter
publicity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03
ONLY TWO

Memories az the days when the
streets Of great cities rang with tho
tread 90 martial leglons and the na-
tlon was responding TO the call "a
arms arc revived by the proposal in
the National legislature 20 confer up
on Major General Daniel T., slokles
the rank Of lieutenant general. IL
In the senior OF the two survivors %
that galaxy OF corps commanders who
made possible the achievements of
Grant and brought 90 a triumphant
end the great struggle The junior Is
Major General Grenviile N Dodge,
who until a year ago lived In New
York and has aimee retired 60 tho
home 90 his youth. az Council bluffs,
Iowa. with the recent death OF Maj
ar General @. o. Howard they alone
remain OF all that group OF leaders
who crowned with glory the deeds OF
the federal armies
kecnly Interested as he IN IN the at
fairs OF the present day although he
IL IN his clghty-ffth year, General
represents a period which
seems remote. II Is nearly half n cent
ury since the shot was fired az Sumter
sent the echoes fixing around
the werld and called the attention Of
the nations 10 the greatest %interneeine
strife which was ever waged
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03

tics OF business, from the amenities
of society.
And IN Amorica--hns religion suf-
fered since IN us decay Virginia
churches were turned 70 barns and
fonts 10 horse troughs7 Or philan-
thropy, since tho insane were chained
to hitrhlng-rlnRs IN fiithy cellara7 or
temperance. since a tweive-quart pail
OF whiskcy bought for Sis5 eracci
the typical New England barn rails
lingo or education, since Lew Wal
lace. running AWAY barefoot to Wa
hash college. found it a dirty hut
ahovo a low dug-out basemont7 or
Freedom, since escaped negro slaves
were sold running 20 spcculators
who took their chances of catching
aud phrcaking" them9 or journalism,
Greeley. Bennett, webb and
Brooks snapped cpithetsf or oven
business methods. since Fisk aud
ana Vanderbilt waged their ig-
noble vars
We 40 things good ~ bad upon a
scale than Ia the gold old
days" which those dcnlore who least
what those days were like. hut
good gains upon evil rapidly, steadily,
inevitably. prilscrs Of time past might
be Ia better business helping the opti-
to hasten a fair future,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03

A Distinguished pFuffSsr af Dhfioe
efhS ~he tr hs Scgth k0ea re,crt,
Ana ssA has nee tslaeE assi,r that
see seiess Sc ace srsrs ase veall nci
~ Tolerated telAs that 1reaksrss
ana sisye-trAsess hssv ieu ssns,u~e3
rRNes shat taets 3 morr rs z,n m
celexes b stiru seArs ssA ana
eat steu pstlsars are rere l.ters
~ y r4et SAYS tae Nfe Yes Wsaa.
ana the improvement
ne Easisra 81 tsta uita u.s. eI1
49, reasiea> ana is retsar ssssra.
menA seess uers rextra ttr t.t $3.50
~ ttsa tlt an. eas.ereie1 rnsan1
- tstA vhsa tee reqFrate rsee n
~,ae Sass a. &xen sssl.a~ m tes
pssna 80 tes EaSlaed sf Mstsa,sSs
1s uhen 81 b. hcrrsl e F,ss IVES
80 o. aenetN@o eseiete4 Wem en-
Posts 90 seS4aees 0ea en- rtne-
tea IS 1Eelo tssn tte cfta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03
KORAN on rllr i>toMI TAN,

- tNe ~r~~ ~ e speeeh. 4 few
aass axpA Svua,or Royah, refvrriux 90
ghc probable nate 90 the pending IN.
come sax amendment 20 the censsl-
tuition &c tho United states. used thc
toilewink plain and VERY sorclnlg lan.
9aAse
Yes can defeat this amendment.
IN sitw ~ the Glass ol men whe are
issniug the crusade against 81. I tninA
sNu Win 0tfcat l The lerceS Witch
pgopo~g az encompass is aegset wil
NOT sseg vn the hltAtr s,le og ue
incest dlsrvpateelt methods to ae,om.
Nalsh iheir purpose isat when the
neeple tearm what s.sa haye resfle
danc, the manner in which this has
acga manipulated at wiN So far
toward sNcl,lnx Vs. rvneweJ feree THAR
feefing ~ Wath az clsss hatred. al-
uaaN tt~' strong among u2 Ii Wil
de na,h e. fester d.srcspecs Tor and
treea jssieNaitX a. the xovramsut.
when taess who srv l1 ah.t Is meet
the burdens ~ Severnmeat see las
vaegmoas eXps aditurVs continue 20 m-
GREASE atvsr agfaies aad @rgvr
nas,e@ increased awv3ens everywhere
Anf hAsu tasthermese thst sl this
aast ee nsei ga t4N en- cansdapuoa
nhiis acames wAIsa sustain iaNnrv
and efee1 a'see& sna iiiesy So go.
tNxe2 tbe> STA hSse Nstit mssey
Nth Npu ga the hear is vhich sou
res; rtea3 Wsh them sssinsl rsai,
Sal sa-nses la tnc Eeserninsnt ae
n@ know heV ieax vs esr aeal WIZ
a ratsens rcef m tris e4 Rut /
NVe'ssV te Frapat0, nes msth
AonxNr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03

An interested reader of our depart
ment kindly sends the list as given
below so many of our correspondents
will find their resquest answered.
This list is a new version to me. and
| am very glad to have IT,:
January-Garnet. Fidelity in every en-
gagement.
February-Amethyst. Peace Of mind.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l mour your abb
scnce.
April-Diamond. Pride.
May-Emerald. Success In love.
J~une-Agate. Long life and health.
July-Ruby. Great courage and sue
cess.
A~ucust-Pearls. Modest loneliness.
September-Sepphire. Innocence.
october-Opal. Pure thoughts.
Novemter-Topaz. Fidelity.
Observation-Disclosures The most brill,
liant success and happiness in life.
MADAME MERRL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03
DEADLY HOUSE FLY HAS
THE SINISTER MOSQUITO
LOOKING HARMLESS
Morning Journal Bureau.
SIS MunSet Guiding.


AH~rNkWAANa. - Ne AN& So 2
Everyone has beard about the
actively o. the mosquito in spreading
malaria and yellow fever. bat II IS
not 50 generally known that the conf
mon house lly carries disease and death
with even greater facility X h9s
been c&lisd ny that eminent fMNeSti-
gator. Dr n d jackson. ~tae most
aam~er00s animal on earth, Because
tMe In is 50 d~sngcroas. and because
his presence cveySwhsre ard the hack
OF knowledge concerning his ability
TO carry disease wherever he secs
makes hsru even o 60 ~ tearet.
the American CHV8C Association h4s
wudgrtakta to snake a cogntrN-niNt
crusade asa1aSt Rim.
Bee0rv audiences wnteh included
many Q tine mcst eminent mon A
the country am Illustrated lecturs wAs
.tr,tta atss "Wednesday with the AID
OF moving picture films the hfe his
tory III the rv which WAS depleted
very Eeeaic enlarged in the act e
collecting NTH ard G1sSs SerEls III
SIS faVorifa haUugs and tnFn cpnNeA-
tnE them into the hNas u~epeStunS
theW on the sugar and te7t scatter
Ing them on the hSos s m.S bottle AZ
whsoh Ii iunched. Sns 3ssnS ths
fcvn sation IN a acten ways .cy So
ness ana nsThspS DEATH
we haze been Fortunate enough
satd Eith8rE H. MatrouS tary ~
the Awfracan CNic 2Su0ticn 10
enlist t1 tNiS caEulNtgA s. great iNny
ANsisF ans enthusiasts wasH and Nc-
misa. professional ans etrfrw ara
NE veu1a Nke - ST liz te1ch wth
.ptrSeEs lVerzNnere Nho ara tn u
.thN N.th tES warfare cn Nre 20 3
mlst G~anEcroaS pfsrs tHr ArS-
cnt uhe win wrttr us ID tur sGjwe&
.slA Tnhsn Trast huii1tuE M1s1tlE-
tcu- H. g.. nFlt tt Eixeu-l t1e data we
have u~ag4ritcx the nlth lstrr h1ei-s
.1rt aScs carrytcg pmale-Sues af
the rs. cet we have 81 many 1ppac-
tlcrs m -fs Tor 3 wfl-E rttr-e
aims tast & am not S4r1 w &al &
allc Us cewns Osth t1fU 9H
Waa Am-eNsr Co. Eus- has
sNites t, earrv en- lis
l4rtr2tgu Gritr tht 0l-trt ct a
wri-n Ny Etwar3 H7trr lr ct Ner
NnrS CI- wAa has nsate Is ~Nas
st1ty W tNe s1c@~t : @z ArS
cthtr ~e-N~ = Dr. Wc1.s E-tcf-
irca 90 Yes Nerk Dr. n n jack
sen 81 Yea Nark wcQse rzsarclsS in
tes ntesterx 81 abs 1V hsVs Wel
rlac tre ct-wcC&4.-aa rt
Mr.. Nsraar r. Ns-Sg 30 SaaM Mass
Ms Cs~oHre E4rtasr craze cF kEtz-
m2reN Nhh- ~ A.e4rt Na-1e- Nter
% AraEr y " Mrs. Eecert X
rratieg s. Easteo- Mss ara CeL
5eaa y. C1crr 81 Ns~ Ts-k CITY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03

assortment of green novelty candles.
and there Is really a beautiful collec-
ton of snakes from which to select
large or small. gilt, silver or green
as best suits the desire Of each host
ess. All will show off to advantage on
a snowy table cloth and will not Of
fend the most fastidious guests.
Parties on March II promise TO be
numerous, and one does not have to
lay claim to Irish ancestry to cele-
brate this day. In fact, ii is an OPP
p~ortunity to give the finishing touch
of novelty to a breakfast, dinner,
luncheon or evening party.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03

nals circulation ~ about equal TO that
OF all other daily papcrs IN New Mex
leo combined.
NEW MENICO'S biggest Newspa-
per- which the c%onfiding public is as
sured Is the only paper that prints
the news, publishes in last nights is
sue a picture OF Eleanor Robson, who,
IL IN stated. will marry August Bel
mont IN March" Forget II, old kid An
account OF Elcanors wedding. which
last Saturday, appeared in
The Morning Jonrnal ~ the time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03
AMERICAS LEADING CLAIR
NOYANT.

The mann ~ Mi4pah is known from
coast 70 celSJ she never changes her
name 70 suit the Sccasi0n cr location.
she is mot CaTci7 ina "A spanish town
or Murphy la an Irish community,
she < proud OF her u&St record
po NOT THROW MONEY AWAY
OH claIrNeyants who are hers seGaS
and there tomorrow Madam MIp2h
IS located permanently in her own
horne. "a wIli do All Ste a0vartiScs or
ar.err 1o 1xe SNve S4.50 bN present
Ing this coupon ~ her offlcc within 10
TRANCE READING. MEDIUMS DE-
\ ElAftLN Hours. lea. IA. to : = n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03

SHE TELLS YoUR NAME. WHY
YOI CALLED. WHO AND WHEN
YOE MARRY Gives facts, dates.
names Tells Of business. journeys,
Investments, willis. pensions. enemies.
friends. love. marriage and divorce
She tells sou how TO remove your
troubles. rrunites the separated. To-
Gates the last and brings about speedy
marriage with the enc ycu ioye. Cali.
not 20 visit but % consult fcr. her
offices are crowded So she has no
ume f0r idle gossip. but il you are
booking Tar help SHE CAN AND WILL
HELP YOT.