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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22

The Anonymous Circular
SETTLE end'Klrc EQUITY soos7z7s, CLUE.
( 200 stron, IN Sao4.,o

Dear 5ir:-
You. teins representative sueinoss uen-of
this city, rpost respectfully c.ll Jour attention tho
atond end interest taken ty the SETTLE D4y
city in certain oentorial oaniii-o seqa ossto ..na
tsins, riles c. Poirtextor.
TAile al TIE 7orcAsnts IND saciaet ron OF so,tlO
and ziaa ce-aty ere doHs al gouor'to ohtane
= sas:o. freq =. ~ost side Of tie at.te
at 0@sslrd q to ea,ttioa e in -zs cy ezl third
o al tie taxes q 10 stato paid y -ecs,o .a
aoa &c taa I'll Q. tie ,ar Shipping .atorcsta
Ge'froH thit ode. respectfully yoa. lara5
interests Of tais city ad comfy Withdrew
patronage that nsA. Go extended 70 SIT y
frendr: end els aat taAe u upon o-rre-sto
taainosa eni ss2 the OF hin.
The "0aiy STIR" 0tainins al q tc sueiaoss .ra
exstsaee sroa THE CITY d coy nd icy saoid
join VIZ the rest Of the people Of shis city support
King County candidate for United ~tstes ~enstor.
Very respectfully.
~Z~m ~1gGz 4z~@~~~~
Regular meeting .Siy &c. 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22
This Is a Question That
Divorce Judge Has
TO Settle in the Case of
Mary M. MiIcy.

Ia a man guilty of cruelty who
compeis his wife 10 split the kin
ding and carry the wood and coal
npstaIrsg This IL one Of the inter
esting questions raised In divorce
complaint filed by Mary n. Miley
In the superior court this morning
aaalnnf Luke A. Miley. This Is one
81 the acts that Mrg. Mlley says en-
titles her TO divorce from her
husband.
Shot a Man.
while this question r. being set.
tied the husband was ordered TO
keep away from his wife and six
yaar-old child OF the marriage.
MlIay shot and wounded Ethan
Morrison on the street. when he
aeaosted him walking with his wife
and child on May s. Morrison was
in the hospital for some weeks. but
recovered
Mlley contends that Morrison
caused an his domestic troubles.
Mlley is now out on bonds await
lnR trial on charge OF assault In
the first degree.
Besides compelling her TO do the
chores. the wife charges Mliey. who
il a craftsman. with a catalogue OF
wrongs. She says that she married
him In Dublin. ireland. in 1908. AZ
that time she had much money OF
her own. and that when her hns-
band had succeeded In getting pos
smnalon Of all her money he desert
ID her and came 10 the United
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22
ARE ASKED
To WITHDRAW
ADVERTISING
Alleged Club Sends Anony-
nous Circular to Bust
ness Men to Try to Force
This Newspaper to De-
sert Candidate.

The Seattle and King
County Boosters Club" 400
strong. has started boycott on
The Seattle Star because this
newspaper is supporting Miles
Poindexter for the United
States senate.
Yesterday circulars, a re-
production Of which appears on
this page, were sent through
the mails TO various business
firms in Seattle who are
patrons Of The Star, requesting
the firms addressed to with
draw their patronage from this
newspaper.
The circulars were mailed in
blank envelopes and bear the
names OF no individuals. The
Star has been unable to dis
cover by whom they were mail
ed. but understands that one
OF the King county candidates
for the senate is responsible for
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22

Iomeph w. Folk. democratic pres
ideatiai possibility IN 1919. former
governor Of Missouri and Zoe Of the
gang IN politics. came 20 town
this morning and Was welcomed al
the station BY the King County
Democratic club.
Mr. Folk IS the guest Of honor at
a banquet this evening at the Sc
attic Commercial club, given by
the King County Democratic club.
He viii also speak tomorrow at
the Northwest ChAutanqua Assem-
bly,.
Whether or not Joseph W. Folk
viii be the democratic candidate In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22
Cruelty Treated.

The wife says that she followed
and that since then her husband
has treated her cruelty. Shooting
Morrison In the presence OF his six
yearold son IS given as one OF the
grounds OF divorce. The wife also
charges that her husband was
iealoua OF the consideration she
showed boys OF 10 and II years OF
age The wife says that he also
caused her much mental torture by
accusing her OF numbering child
that died in ireland. Of natural
causes. while he was In America.
For two years. she says. she has
been compelled TO support herself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22
less SPENDING
MONEY FOR
KING
taslands Royalty Is an
Expensive Luxury and
Re Labor Party Would
Cut Wages.

hNn1N, July sz.-The royal
u s'finzs we're given a tighter
Fasn George Banner. Iaborsfe.
'szzHx q The horse Of commons
'Fszios attacked what h.
- -exirasa gancez Of the
"a isasllr Barnes opposed the
- heFease IA the civil list
- ~ King ard the Prince az
80 sasuh surrenGer q the house
u'ons treasury the revenues
Q,nHzn ~"''
9. reysl income 4 excessive .
- 1a'nss The expenses Of The
~ h1asehoid are enormous tne
asnt Is honeycomhesi wifh
ard the system canesals a
= parasites fattenlnr upon the
hfszsy '-"N % ths
y, e sivtl lit asked for a total o.,
-, pounds. The revenues II
rsT ard Cornwall 10 1905
-, g Iz5.eeo pounds. and last
<n1s 'ac''eo = m'lii0n
- py former Premier paIfour
=. - ne root n Barnes obJec-
=, s ... 70 Be that royalty was
: not over expensive a. I,
= fer. WV 'apofi's from
psy Up Or rir. kim.
49,. know that the Iab0rl,.s
a. ,1oysily Immoral. and added
49,. ''sss England were able IA
ssa's : monarchy property. n
-. = better 70 alter the system
sas's .s'f'Eeni and find another tha,
~ '. !. the debate the ho,ss
d. ~ = grant the amount asked In
sss moved 10 resuro "a,
+ - =. 70 $4,000 pounds. This mo.
defeated By vote u zOs
4 e.s ... sasaes kier Hardie. laborite
& 4. ,.' 49, . omit the provision for
~ ~. ehildren except the Prime
h..s - and 70 provide for shs
M y she survive the King
les s'feA'ed BY a vote u 20i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22

fsss.A~p, Ore. July % Jas.
..l.sss sa. vice president Of The
y $3.50 y. vIeer Of Hibernlans. today
z,.sss go president Of the organ.
= : majority Of ~ votes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22

- srissr dos not divalEe the
mns 4 the murderer Coroner
suenzz told about receiving the
xnn .rsluslng conferences with
lnx Tkisf uf Police Schuettier
u fsssxkn Hateiy. Of sne coro-
nj ST
p<msaa Mes jury
kcsdkzs assurance companies
hEzs Nzs.iss amounting 10 sios..
N = tie Ife of Rawn. today de-.
sGsi1< znesher eoroReys inry. al.
zzak ~; Foreman Hmtely. Of the
my sAoaxn 10 serve Monday. IN
ts4e& hseause Of his friend.
~ r. ~ Hawn family.
y II assurance companies an.
rneet 'szt they would par $40.
= aszzznfs 70 Rawns henefIelaF.
= - nastsr what may be the
'ssef cf the iury.
NJ fssnnral Of the railway preai.
NJ vas held this nfternpon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22
Value Received.

Furthermore, adve rtising
space in this newspaper is sold
on the basis OF value received.
Ii there be any advertiser who
is not getting his moneys
worth for The Star advertising
columns, good business sense
demands that he cease adver-
Using.
Financial returns are all that
the advertiser can expect to
secure from advertising in Tho
Star: he can have no share in
the dictation of the policy,
political or otherwise, and this
goes for all circumstances and
for all times. The Star sells adj
vertising space but never under
any condition does il sell its
editorial or news columns. Ex-
perience with other newspapers
than The Star may cause this
statement to be read with
astonishment, but il is never
theless an easily demonstrated
fact.
The Star has done its best
and will continue to 10 its best
10 try to elect Congressman
Poindcxtcr to the United
States senate, irrespective Of
where he lives or what he
thinks of the binomial theorem.
The Star believes that he is the
only iii candidate. and that
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(contlnueo on Page Ten.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22

Because his wife was arrested
and confined IN the city jail In
June for being drunk and disorder.
~. Herman p S. Wickers this morn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22

1919. Joseph w. Folk refuses 20
Ray. bat he aid nAy this morning
thar a great tldRl wave 81 de-.
mocrscy vas sweeping over the
country. and whether the demo.
cratic party rides to victory on this
wave depends on the party nsinN
up 10 its democratic principles.
Mr. Folk secs a genuine crisis In
the life Of the republic In the
thlevery and corruption in public
offire.
mir Paindexter IL considered a
strong and promising man In the
Middle West" said the exgoyer-
nor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22
SATURDAYS STAR.

Read Saturdays Classified
! Columns for bargains in Real
Estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22

sis divorce complaints were fIled In
semitic Yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22
NOTE TELLS
. 0F RANN'
MURDER
S.ia BY a Negro, But Not
iu Robbery. Says Con-
iidenfiaI Letter 10 the
Coroner.

FHF FWW1W ~
CHICAGO. July 22.-~Corcncr
srHnsn anaeuncsc shls after
49, thst ne had received a
rrssssaslsl letter stating that
ns Easn. president Of tire
p.sss raIlfeads whose raysserl-
ii seatn has been variously
,r.zhsss1 10 she work If a
,4-2szr. assassin ard suicide,
80 msrserrs by a negre- The
rrk.t. the letter says was
Vt rete<ry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22

sixteen deaths were recorded In Sc
attic yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22

Five girls aud two boys were born
In Seattle yesterday.
Fifteen marriage Licenses were issued
la seattle Yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22
The Only Candidate.

%-NN-4~~"~N
To the gentlemen to whom
they were addressed The Star
desires - lay that il is support
ing Miles Poindextcr for the
United States senate because il
believes il to be its duty so TO
do. 1t believes that OF all the
candidates in the fight, Miles
poindcxter alone is the repre-
sentative OF all Of the people.
There has been no thought
in the mind OF The Star OF any
financial gain or loss in connec-
ton with its attitude in the
senatorial fight. The Star gave
its support TO Congressman
PoindextcT as a matter of prin-
ciple and not as a matter of
business, and il will continue
TO do so. The advertising de-
partments and the editorial de-
partment OF this newspaper
have no connection whatever,
and whatever action or course
OF conduct the editor elects to
pursue is decided upon without
any consultation with the adj
veriising department. If any
anonymous club, 400 strong"
or otherwise. has any idea that
il can change or mold the edi-
torial policies OF this newspaper
by attacking its advertising
columns it is egregiously mis-
taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-22

Regular meeting .piy IS. 1910.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-04
OF SOIL SLEEPS
AS THOUGH CHLOROfORMED

l. r. Cooper. the young man whC
has created such q sensation through
out the United States with his new
theory regarding the human stomach.
a y an interesting interview during
his recent visit in New York.
Cooper. who believes that so per
cent OF all 90 health Is due To stomach
trouble. had this to say:
About three of five people who
come 20 ask about my medicine SAY.
My nerves are an unstrune. or I ann
very nervous. or 4 am on the verge ~
nervous prostitution All this nervous
trouble Is due 10 just one thing-im-
perfect digestion.
Dad you ever hear OF farmer with
nervous prostratione IneNer did. The
farmer get up early. out he goes
INTO the fresh air 10 put in "a DAYS
work that would lay most people up
Tor a week. Al noon the dinner horn
blows He has worked his bod, So.
nsrd THAT his stomach is lust shoutinr
-or hood, and Won can bet il gets ii
NE mount OF corned beef. cababre
'ortoes bread pie, muk. etc. that
Pa puts away Is "a sight 20 SEQ Back
it sees To- the fields. More hard work
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-04
LUe MrDs From Mew Mexco and arizona
What's Doing MOver the Great Southwest

speaks more Than ordinary curiosity
judging from the numerous deals IN
mining properties which are being
made. there Is every reason 10 believe
that the coming summer viii witness
q very maike1 Development in the en-
tire district
one 81 the most important deVelpo-
ments fof the camp is the installation
OF the efUsher and machinery plant of
H. J.. Morrison. who is leasing on the
keystone ia tho north end OF the dis
.trict. Immediately adjoining the Great
Republic on the south Morrison will
start 4nsrk on q large ore body aver
aging between IS and Sl2 with a con-
siderable showing al high grade ship
ping ore in the main shaft toward
which his tunnel is bcing driven. The
success of Nh. Mouison's treatment
plant will moan the installation OF
numerous similar plants throughout
the district Tho erushcr which he is
testing viii probably equal in daily.
capacity a .hntterN of t%wenty-fiveI
stamps operating an ore OF the char
gcter Of the keVli0ne ore. ana Will de-
liver & puip of eaual ar higher mesh
tho stamps. After thoroughly
the clusher. Mr.. Morrison will
probably erect a treatment plant Of
EQUAL capacity
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-04

f>peeiai totrespondenee to Marulng Journal
Chloride. ~ ST F.h 3 High Grade
snia.silser are assapine h!el q
5000 per ton, Nf erich ronss $500 "
W gnid values has been np ned am tha
foiaF star pfopclft ~ VITA Ilais
creek. In addition 10 tae h,m4laa
streak there rs another ihttt Ntfa Nt4.
age about SlSR across flpr entire Midth.
"a " understood that Tho t'alurshnans
WA" Recently hsrufne Interested in this
PROPERTY viii develop II extensively
and huSt placed $40 order Tor hoilcr.
steam MOIST HnH compressor. ANuord-
iag " recent reports, $4,000 Waa roe
GENTLY paid f0r 81 nue4thirA interest m
this property, THIS property NOW has
q eV.foot SHAFT which will hr init
straight down to a depth at several
hundred Feet Hs soon as the new plant.
~ machinery arrives and is Installed
" NJ also The purpose oi th, nwntrs
20 erect s. 5n-tvN MIN fpr the tre8t-
ment ot les uf S ANA ALSO Tor Clis-
tom work.
The Eureka property consisiing ol
-FOUR claims nn Poverty ,rath. ls nov
under operation. by Ar job and ns-
sociates, ef kansas tltN Superinten
dent skinner has a farse ot thirty men
at work Present operations consist
of q tunnel driven irom the creek
bend ana also about 100 feet above.
thia tnuncl nnniher ans which Is al-.
rMitN iu about fltty foot ON Is limo.
ana pofphAtN contact IN this tun-
mel work was started on an ore streak
about SIX nphts wide and his has.
INV widcncd to three aua unt-hnif'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-04

IN the fresh air and sunshine. Home
at night, with the same enormous ap-
petite. \ big supper. and then he
sleeps as though chloroformed. No
restless tossing all night. Any nerv-
Gus prostration for him? Wei. I
guess not. He doesn't feel duli and
ianguid all day. He doesn't have n
coated tongue and a bad taste in his
mouth. He's living the life that ma
ture intended him 10 live, and his di-
gestion is perfect. That's the secret
mis- digestion is perfect. Whenever n
man IS digesting his food he's q well
man. But until the digestive organs
are in perfect condition good health
Is absolutely impossible.
"A tired. -ovcrworlxed stomach. nro.
oueed by years of little outdoor ex-
erciSc and too much hastily eaten
food. can AUS an endless amount OF
ailments among them being liver
cemplaint. kidney trouble. nervous
breakdown. blood troubles. and even
rheumatism"
The record made BY the Cooper
medicines Is astonishing. We will
take pleasure in discussing il with
anyone who wishes - know about
thcm-The J.. IL ofRielE CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-04
NEW MEXICO BANKS
KE FINE
SHOWING
Banks and Trust Companies
Under Territorial Supervision
Show Half Million Increase
Over 1903.

isneoial Dispatch 20 the Morning journal,
santa re. y. NJ. Feb. s.-Terrf-
torial Travelling Auditor Charles Y.
Stafford has completed his summary
Of the statements OF territorial banks
and trust companies ia December I'll.
1899. Thirty-eight banks reported
showing "a total Of resources and
liabilities of S6,1~o1,271.60. an Increase
over the statement Of June 80. 1909.
~ a4@3,9l3.04. Resources are item
ized and totaled AS Follows. Loan on
real estate, S554.S746S: on collateral
security, S~fe2.646.71: loans and dis
counts, S2,ll6,403.3T. o~verdrafts. S42.-
3aN.66i United States bonds. $4,000:
bank stock. $1,000 other securities.
Sa4,a2S, due from other banks and
trust companies. S~ST.670.S2. real es-
tate n bank furniture and fixtures.
S2h9,Slat checks ana cash items S56.-
s6sl2, cash on hand. S4.2O6. e60.D4;
other resources. S7.2e7.Si. The liza
htlitics are itemized and totaled as.
follows; Capital stock. Sil66. 9U1..
surplus. Si2f. 0ef-4i. undivided profits
S53.S30Glf unpaid dividends. So
o44.6f. deposits subject to check. So
29S.25s. 2S; time deposits Sl.2s6.-
aN22S. due other banks. S~52.31025s
other liabilities, S44,S3S95.
incorporation papers were filed to-
hN the Naravtsa Methodist Epis-
opal church of N~araVisa. QUAY
county Tile incorporates and trts-
are. q +. Cloniueer. D.. d.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-04
Black Range District Shows
Great Activity in the Mines
H~lgn-Grade Gold and Silver Being Turned Out From Holes in
the Rock Ribbed Mountains Of Sierra County: Town of
Chloride Doubles Population and Shows Big Improvement.

tcet and Is getting wider as the tunno
I ptnst eSses. The values arc in .gol,
sahd NilNNr and ore vs. nsfA4 hcinr sAukc,
ON this property which VIII average
ahoUi ytb per ton. The lower tuanc
will develop about aon feet of stop
ing ground under tho apex of th,
hiil
tn increased actisit, thronghou.
the Black GAnme has caused the optnl
ing ot a new hotel at Chloride. oWueC
and operated 10y Mrs q. NJ Noud.
house. whe Inns had large experience
in hptei work. haNins for the past
tNonty.fiNe years been connected with
ore ~ tho leading hotels In tho terlt-
tory The accommodations ana c4tis-
iite oi the new Chloride hotel are ok
l|eellsut and ample.
Tho consulting cngiuctr of the
tnlftd states Treasury Mining com
ptnS has hoen in camp Tor about 3
wteE ur tyn days examining in det4il
The condition of the company prop
tttN aud the WORN accomplished dur
ing the ptst sis months. RE and
superintendent Edward James nave
@ane over the entire estate carefully.
including tho company extensive
huldiuNs IN the north end OF the dis
triet Although both men are retlc-
ent it Is generally believed that the
results of their examination have been
more than satisfactory. As lt is known
Mere that sonae p~NcecdinalN ricb ore is
heins mined in the company main
SHAFT NO ! nn the tnited States
Treasure prosperity. AFTER i%erurniul
itom one uf NtCir recent trips ta this
mine They unloaded from their pockets
and ore sacks, samples from the last
tputr,i ~ shots IN tht bottom of che
shaft. all 81 this oie being very high
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-04
AFTER
- - -
DOCTORS
FAILED
LydiaE. Pinktam's Vegeta=
bic Compound Cured Her

Knoxville Iowa 90 suffered with
pius low down iu nay right side for q
wear or more aud was 40 weak and ner-
vnms That | could not do mN work. l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-04

well az night. ! feiistc fr noi
ing ike tic lfli m lene3ic. -
Ms CLARA lrtNl E.l.N .. Na s.
knoxville. iel.h
The sacce of +. ta D. ptakiem'
Vegetable tuuIs- rte. nomrlot
ana Beg r. ~ UsF b.
used with FEffcft U0.I uta # ,
who slttrlfom di p.as mti. iaisu
nation liberation turuil ars
~feenlarueA portable ieiat h4ls 'gas
ttaIrr-luWu lHriag raf .nrE iall
eestior. u-z-ues ri ncrsege Htestrl-
tau.
For ttirtT years l.riia I. fnAhaM's
Ntgt'aHie COMPS HfHi fHs iHen SOS
Aanltni remedy fUt tfH illA ami
Efhtnnr women owc i. fH ttsmseives
- az least give tiis naelieIne j lrial
Pfoof IS atuniant that 10 has cured
thousands of ntheH and Why sisouid it
10 AIS yeut
y Won want special advice write
MIR tfnkhaul. isnn. Mass. FOX il.
AZ y Tree ana alNas- helpful.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-04

stith. @. Q. Gregg. T. j. Graham ana
q. w. Gilbert.
Acting Governor Nathan Jaffa to-
day appointed Rumaldo A Duran of
Lincoln, Lincoln county, q notary pub
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-04
MINER FALLS DOWN
DEEP SHAFT AT THE
CASH ENTRY MINE

tSr~e'ri pispatrii - TIE Morning Jenrnail
Cerrilios y NJ Feb. "A miner
leli down the fl5-foot shaft al the
cash EntlN mine. shortly before 8
q clork this evening, and was. ii is
believed fatally injured.
\ telephone cstll was sent i'm here
Tor a doctor az q O'Clock. ana 81 physi-
clan ielt Wt once for the mine. which
tp about -four miles north.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-04
RANCHMAN COX OUT
FOR THE Ell PASO
COLLECTORSHIP
w, w. Cox, Veteran Cowman of.
the San Augustine Plains
Rival Of General ViIjoen for.
Fat Federal Job.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Morning Journal

Especial Dispatch TO The Morning Journal
Fl Paso, Tex, Feb. S.LNew Mexico
SUN thinks it is entitled to preference
in the selection Of a successor to col
ieetor sharpe in charge Of the govern.
mont port OF FL Paso. Recently
General y. j. vnjoen. of Chamoerino.
formerly a leader Of the Boer forces
IN south Africa and now a prosperous
r%anchman % the Mcsilla VALLEY. an
nonnCcd his candidacy and made n
strong nght for the job among friends
IN New Mexico and i'm Washington.
General Niljoen was to al intents and
purposes turned down IN Washington
ana il is Understood he has retired from
the race. At the time he was seek
lng the office it was given out that it
mad been determined to give the job
% Texas.
iNt now comes forward another
New Mexico man who wants the
Mace This is W. W. Cox. a member
sd the Ncw Mexico Cattle Sanitary
Board. who owns a ranch in the or
san mountain country and who is one
0i the veteran coWme Ot the san
Augustine plains.
Mr.. Cox is long and slim and fear
less. fearing politicians least of AN ana
10 is said by mis- friends that ne has
sharply against The game.
Recently he came 20 El Paso with
Martin LOhman, a Well known bank
er and politician of Las Cruces. and
solicited support for the job. Mr..
Lohman said we are here to get
.he eoilectorship Of she ri Paso port
MIR. Cox and New Mexico.
Nf SIS rnsaarfnA rnw4 Fl.F a~ ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-04

rAzo OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case Of itching. Blind. Bleed
ing or ~protruding Pies in 6 to II
DAYS or money refunded. sec.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-04
uoNEsE COUGHS. sTUFrY COLDS

HONUSI COIGIIS. STIfIY COLDS
pain in chest and sore lungs. are
symptoms that quickly develop into
"a dangerous illness if the old is not
cured. Foiey's Honey and Tar stops
the cough. heals and eases the con-
etsted parts.and brings quick relief. J
II. O'Rfcliy and Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-04
The NooIcns.

II Is asserted by some that the quail
ity OF many Of the lines of woolens
v hich are being shown is not calcu-
lated TO win permanent favor Tor them
They allege hat tho wooden which has
downright merit FOR wear is not the
a upon which the clothier is push
ing for orders ana that in consequence
the clothier IS demanding from the
wooden mill a fabric which is bound
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-08-19
$4,000 Wreckage Sale of
Mems Clothing
Thry-fve Cents on the Doar-Raoad Company Stands
ON SALE ITO WEST THIRD STREET, FRIDAY AND SAT-
URDAY-DOORS OPEN A. M. FRIDAY

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sconsgne
45c; sc hose
suits ages4o
mems
tailor made
sokaIso
Pritley avenetes D;
AR-M and
combedsn lace
49, Osotf thasin black and 81 n
styles mns soft
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a edpana
s35 mems
al
silk Isle
style sunders
25c menss1 fancsn
2Sc handchis soc handk-
cudi
BETWEEN MAIN AND SPRING