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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03
MADE NERVOUS WRECK
BY STOMACH TROUBLE

In the economy of nature, many
conditions arise which BATTLE scien-
lists who have pursued the old time
lines Of reasoning and diagnosis.
If the symptoms indicated that the
patents liver, kidneys, bowels or
other organs were affected, il was as
sumed that local treatment would
correct the malady Usually it
would give relief, but occurrences OF
the trouble amply proved that rad
ical cure had not been effected
With this thought uppcrmost in his
mind. l.. T, Cooper began experiment.
Ing 70 ascertain the origin of dis
ease Cutting loose from the ac-
ccpted theories, he followed a new
line Of thought, born Of the convic-
tion that the stomach is the presiding
factor in maintaining health. and its
Inactivity permits the inroads OF dis
ease.
Having reached the conclusion that
the stomach controls the whole sys-
tenn for good or III, Cooper deter
mined to find the means Of making
this all-important organ perform it's
duty in protecting and restoring
health.
With the same painstaking care
which he devoted to his original in
Vestigations, he sought Tor the true
remedial agent He succeeded after
long and patient effort, and, after
submitting his product to the most
rigid tests, presented il to the world
under the name Of Cooper's New
Discovery.
Through merit alone this remark
able remdy has become universally
known as the most potent alleviator !
of human sickness and suffering. 1t
has no rival. because its very nature |
forblds competition.
Among the thousands who have |
written letters of appreciation regard
ing their experience with the Cooper
medicine is Mr.. George HYDE for the
past twenty years "a respected resident
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03
COURT IN
SESSION THIS
WEEK
Many important Matters Taken
Up Yesterday earns Claim
Against Johnson Estate To-
day.

The probate court FOR Bernalill,
county met at 10 o'clock yesterda!
morning ana transacted larg,
amount Of business. adjourning unit
10 o'clock today, when many othei
matters will come before the judge
Filomena Mora.
The win of the late w S. Burke
for many years editor Of the Journal
was filed for probate, and June
was the date set for its proving All
Of Mr.. Bnrke's property, except small
articles of remembra to his news
paper and other friends is bequeathed
TO his wife, Mrs. a. u. Burke, who is
made administrative
Petitions were approved permitting
/ Mr. ana Mrs. Harry H. Moudy to
adopt Henry Weisenborn and Mr.. and
! Mrs. Henry PapDc to adopt Maria
T Thelma Weisenborn minors
/ The claim Of Dr.. ID. ~. earns.
/ against the estate Of the late W. r.
johnson, president of the American
| Lumber company, was set for hearing
tomorrow morning The claim
amounts TO little over 1000. The
chief item Of contention is the charge
for surgical operation and legal ac-
tion may result.
petition presented by Elizabeth
Trauth, asking that Il. IL. Strong be
appointed administrator OF the es-
tate Of Charles #. Trauth, was allowed
and Mr.. Strong's bond fixed at 50, 900.
T. Werner was allowed q claim of
$40 against the estate oi Tomas c.
Gutierrez.
The petition Of Aleario Gonzales to
be appointed the guardian of jose
Mata was approved ana the guardian
allowed to serve without bond
The hearing of the petition OF Hide
NJ TOrlina 20 revoke the viii or The
late J. y. Torlina was continued
Lloyd Hunsaker filed his report in
the matter of the estate OF the late
Belle McMullon. ana number OF ne
counts against that estate, were ap-
proved by him ana allowed By the
court
The final report Of Florence p.
johnson administrators Of the estate |
of J. A. Finical, was filed and tho |
court fixed July as the date for 7
proving the same,
The final report of J. c Baldridge, I
administrator Of the estate Of Walter
Allen was approved and Mr Bal
bridge discharged.
The petition Of II. j. Stone, guar !.
dian of Hazel Bliss stone to sell real
estate belonging to her was filed and
approved by the court. Bond was
fixed for him at $1,000. The decd to
the property was approved
An inventory Of the estate OF the
late w G. Tight was filed. 1t in
cludes a Pacific Mutual life policy of |
$4,000; Il house ana lot near the uni
versity, $3,500; building and loan /
stock, s3G3; library and scientific in |
Struments, $3.50, ana half interest in
q mining claim in the Sandals, $500. |
The wife Of the deceased is made ad- |
The report Of the appraisers Of the
estate of George A. Bassett was APP |
proved.
The final report of Martha e. Hart, !
Of the estate of j. a. /
Henry was filed and June set az
tho date for hearing.
THOSE present We're Judge Filomena
Mora. Clerk 4. r.. walker, Jesus R0-
nero. sheriff. and Tomas Werner,
niernrotcr.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03
Drink Glorletn ncor todaR.

Maynard Coombs Of Vinehaven.
| Maine is IN the city thc guest Of rel
atses.
John Leo Clarke is expected home
fhnrsday from an extended northern
and enstorn trip
w }. Hanna. Of the Santa Re read
! Ing room at san Mareial. was "a Wis
itor IN tho city yesterday
Mr and MIS-. Neill r. Field have re-
+ turned from an extended trip to New
! Orleans New York and other eastern
cities
The Non-Sectarian Benevolent so-
! citty VIII hold q meeting at 10 O'Clock
this morning in the office OF r. w.
| Clancy
The =. y. Electric company last
night filed a surety company bond
With the city TO replace an individual
bond Tire council accepted the sub
sttutc.
Regular meeting OF Royal Neigh
bors Of America Tuesday at 2;3O y m.
A fun attendance Is requested Re-
fieshments- Mrs. Jessie j. Clofford
recorder.
Mr. ana Mrs. Page Otero Of Santa
re leave this morning for that city
after spending some three weeks here
Mr. otoro Is recovering from "a serious
Illness.
Az the odd Fellows han viii be
taken Tuesday afternoon, the meeting
Of Alamo Hive No. ] l.. o. r.. win
be he'd instead Thursday afternoon at
the regular hour
a suit IN bankruptcy was Gled
Yesterday by Isaac Barth, attorney
for MaX Rusenstock, a small mer-
chant on south Second strott, this
city The liabilities were givon as
A8,l00 and the assets as $1,000
Three drunks were given the usual
line and costs In police court ycster-
day mornine. one Of the men went
comfortably to steep In the middle of
the sidewalk near Central avenue and
second street and was forced to ask
the court whore ne was ana how he
got there, Monday morning
Ambroaio Guilegos, who last week
pleaded guilty to receiving property
he knew to be stolen, was yesterday
ecntenced To six months in jail and
the costs Of the case by Judge Ira A.
Abbott in the district court for this
county. The jail sentence was sus-
PENDED providing Gallegos paid the
costs
Magdalcna Doifin, formerly of Los
Lunas, and Francisco Belasquez. for
mcrlY of Las cruces, were given a
license TO marry by a. Il. Walker,
clerk of the probate court yesterday.
The young people now live here.
license was also issued to Emma
Parker ana sherman Shouse. both Of
ptto, n. NJ. They were married later
py Judge craig.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

OF Maquoketa, Iowa, who says. "Af-
ter years Of suffering from chronic
stomach trouble, and trying nearly
every known remedy as we'll as treat
ing with some of the best physicians
in the country, ! found myself a nerN-
GUS wreck Ny appetite was gone,
and the little | could eat distressed
me | could not get a sound nights
sleep, and arose in the morning feel
ing tired, and worn out. was
greatly weakened and badly run
down. NY failure to secure relief al-
ter diligent search discouraged me,
and ! began to feel that there was lit
tie hope of ever again enjoying good
health.
some time ago, however, l became
Interested in some newspaper articles
dealing with the ideas and beliefs Of
l.. T. Cooper. Wis theory that the
stomach is responsible Tor the state
Of ones health, either good or bad,
impressed me as being logical. He
claimed that no one could enjoy good
health with a bad stomach, likewise
no one could be i'll with a stomach in
good condition His further claim
that his New Discovery preparation
would restore the stomach to nor
nal, induced me to give 1t trial.
Il went TO my druggist and bought
a bottle. II proved helpful from the
first dose ! continued the treatment
and improved rapidly. Four bottles
made me well l am sixty years of
age and today feel younger and en-
Joy better health than in the past ten
Years. owe it all to Cooper's New
Discovery. Anyone suffering from
stomach trouble or nervousness
should try this remarkable prepare
ton"
The Cooper preparations have been
wonderfully successful throughout the
United States. We consider them re-
narkable medicines ana would be
pleased to explain the nature of them
rhe j. II. O'Rielly co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03
CITY CLERK M'MANUS
ASKS FOR FURNITURE

John McManus. city clerk, oonuded
tn the council last night that unless
arrangements were made To buy. pur-
chase. steal or beg. new filing device.
he would hereafter he forced 10 drop
an public documents ont the read win
dow.
The office is SO fun OF communica-
tious. petitions warrants. Nouf hers.
kicks complaints records. lNmn
hooks and other city documents all
more or less important. that I htvcnt
got any room left in which io put
sm. said the city clerk
He WAS instructed hy the council
60 get the new filing device. The
council also told the clerk 10 pnt i'm "a
safe sufficient for the needs OF tho Of
flee and purchase new hook I'm
which 10 record vouchers
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

In the event that you should not
receive your morning paper, tele-
phone the POSTAL TELEGRAPH
CO.. giving your name and address
anc tho raper win be delivered BY
sDesinl Messenger The telephons is
10. az
s5.0O--REwARD- 90
Tho above reward VIII be paid
for tho arrest ana conviction of any
ono caught Stealing copies Of the
McrrinR Journal from the door
ways Of subscribers.
JOURNAL PUBLISHING co
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03
LOCAL NEWS or INTEREST


TFTTTT4f -fNTl
Washington. May o. New Mexico
Tuesday except fair n rX-
trcmn wet portion. cooler in south
portion Wednesday.
Arizona ~ Generally fair Tuesday
1nd Wednesday.
West Tcxas--Shawers and cooler
Tuesday, except fair in extreme nOrth
portion; Wednesday fair
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

Il deadly weapon in n settlement.
Mann ana Nenable were attorneys
Tor the defendant. The latter claims
that the matter is case OF malicious
persecution. He was accompanied
here by Deputies J. T.. Montoya and
Frocopio Chavez of Parajc. y. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT REM
COMFORT IN INDERWEAR ~
MIL YOU GET INTO TllE
DElMEL LINEN MESH UNDER
Nt.AR. SOLD ONLY BY SIMON
STERN. THE CENTRAL. AVENUE
CIOTHIER.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03
CASKET WAGON OF
FRENCH AND L0WDER
INJURED BY ACCIDENT

The easket wagon OF French and
loWbor, uM0crtakCrs. was badly dam
aged in am accident which occurred
at $3.50 last evening, but which for-
tunatelN terminated with no injury To-
driver or bystanders. The owners had
telcphoncd the livery stable to send
FOR the fine team Of blacks and
mall boy arrived to take them TO the
stable. lie had Just started to drive
the animals when they got from
under his control As thev dashed
down Copper avenue the boy was
fiaid 10 make the turn into the Rcd
NHrn because the pace was too swift
nj tried 20 stop them 10y bracing his
feet against the dashboard The lat
Ter saNe way and fen over on the
backs OF the horses who started then
go bolt n real earnest. The team
ram To- First street and made "a sud-
den turn. Capsizing the wagon and
smashing it up more ~ less. The
sa aracious horses then decided The
worst was over and stopped in their
tracks The boy when located. was
found FOO be unhmt ana the horses
were fHknn tu the stable.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

Photographs made of automobile
parties, horses and buggies, residences.
etc. work guaranteed. For paticulots
enquire at the Photo tent. corner 'h
and Central avenne.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

Change Of program today Gem.
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Come in folks, tho water Is fine
Gem
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when you see II advertised at The
icm, lts good Com.
Look, listen. then wonder how we
DO il for ten cents. Gem.
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what do YOU know about ~ Three
big vaudeville acts Gem
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Now you sec Il: now you don't
vaudeville az our opposition Gem.
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The biggest bin we have ever at
tempted for ten ecntg Three vaudc-
vile acts ana three rcela OF pictures.
Gem
Journal Want Ads get Results
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Dr. c. II. Conner, the osteopath, has
moved into his new offices in the new
stern building. corner Fourth ana
Central
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

. WEAR DEIMET LINEN ME.sll
tNDFkWE.AR AND ENJOY LII.
~ King TIE WARM SEASON. w
NtlI. 1T. SIMON STERN. Ttf
CENTRAL AVENUE CLOTHIEH.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

When You see it advertised at tie
Gem, it's good. Gem
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

MATER TAX DUE AND PAY.
Abi.E Al OFFICE OF WATER co.
2i9 ". GOLD.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

Look. listen. then wonder how we
do if for ton cents Gem
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

Sanitary Plumbing & Heating GO.
repairing speciality. 10f SCUM
broadway. Phone 919 or fffS.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

chanec oI progIam todal 60
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

Wow Won see q. now YOU don't
Naudculc at our opposition. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

Just think. Extra choice. bright
srceii alfalfa. Sft00 per ION. at Mon
tcxuma. Cor. Copper aud Third.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03

10 sou need a carpenter teicphonc
Icsseldcn; phone Ss7.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-06-29
Indicted BY Federal Jury.

HELENA, June 25.-After being in
session ten days the federal grand
jury reported to Judge Carl Rasch this
afternoon that it had found forty true
bills. Indictments we're not found in
Is cases where the defendants had a
prelimin airy hearing and we're bound
over. Those in custody will be re-
leased, and the bondsmen of those out
on bail will be released from their
obligations.
Twenty.six Of the forty indictments
returned yesterday were made public.
The majority r from the Blackfeet
Indian reserva alton, and charged the
defendants with larceny and whiskey
peddling. There were also made pub
lie several indictments charging de-
fend ants with violations of the postal
laws.
1t is understood that indictments
were returned against several persons
in connection with the taking of the
recent census, but until the defend ants
are taken into custody these will not
be made public. 1t is rumored, how.
ever, that q sensation will be caused
when the revelations are made.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-06-29

that the mortar mixers refused to
work. The carpenters and mssons
also laid down their tools. The sup.
ply of cut granite is practically ex.
hausted and there can be no further
work done until some of this material
is In readiness.
BozEMAN, June 27.-The crop out.
look in the Gallstin valley continues
to he very promising, with the season
still far in advance Of the average.
The fall wheat 10 heading out strong
and with the promise OF q record crop.
A few of the fields have ever begun to
turn. This crop, the chief dry farm
crop of the valley, is now practically
assured.
BUTTE, June q. - Amalgamated
Copper company has begun curtail.
ment OF its copper production, &C.
cording to the best reliable informa.
ton obtainable, through operating
five shifts . week with reduced forces.
Forces Of men wer laid of Saturday
night at Mountainview, Leonard and
Anaconda mines. This policy, It is
stated, will reduce the copper output
of Butte camp from %. 200. 900 pounds
of metal monthly to about Is, 900, 900
pounds.
BUTTE, June 26.-John w. Shelton,
the four.year.old son of D. G. Shelton,
an employe Of the Butte Sewer Pipe &
Tile company, was run YER this after
noon. suffering injuries which resulted
In his death. The little boy had
crswled under q street car which was
standing at the end of the Second
line waiting to start on the return
trip. No one saw the boy and when
Motorman Harry McIntire started the
. the little fellow was crushed. He
was hurried to Murray hospital where
he died two hours later.
BUTTE, June 26.-Thomas Tray
shot and seriously injured bis father,
Robert E. Tracy, this evening whec
the latter attempted to kill the mother.
The Tracys were divorced three weeks
ago and since then Tracy has made
one attempt to kill his former wife.
Today he went to the house, broke
down the door and declared that be
would kill both his former wife and
son. He had been drinking aud grab.
bling his wife by the throat began to
pound her. His son told him to stop
or be would shoot bat the father paid
no attention until be received q bullet,
1t entering his back and penetrating
his lung.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-06-29
F1erculean Achievements
OF America Receive
Applause of the World.

BY ANTONIO DE VARGAS MACFUCA. Chamberlain to Spanish KIM and
Special Commercial Envoy to America
MERICA-it is WONDERFUL! 1t is the country of stu.
pendous accomplishments.
tits all so wonderful that the most fancful picture I had
ever drawn of your genius for doing things does not begin
to adequately express what you have accomplished and what you are
still accomplishing here. ,.~
THIS IS TRULY THE COUNTRY OF THE BUSINESS MAN-THE
GREATEST THAT THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN. THE OLD
WORLD DOES NOT THINK OF BUSINESS As YOU DO HERE. ON
THIS SIDE YOUR GREAT enterprise AND TITANIC ENERGY
MOVE you TO DO THINGS THAT ARE HERcULEAN IN THEIR
SIZE. THE COMMONPLACE DOES NOT SATISFY YOU.
Your industry is magnificent. 1t is said of you that your whole
life is consecrated to the pursuit of the dollar. In these days of COM
mercialhm this is a LAUDATORY AND NOT A REPREHEN-
SlBLE OFFENSE, since money is the salve that smooths the way
for nations, provides alike the provender of war and peace and lubri-
Gates the machinery of government.
While your business men may not get the pleasure out of life that
we 40, unless it be in the accumulation of riches, the important work
you are doing for the advance of civilization through your inventive
genius should COMPENSATE YOU FOR THE SACRIFICE
YOU ARE MAKING. You are bequeathing to postemty a heritage
more precious than any worldly boon it could receive, and the AP-
lPLAUSE OF THE WORLD is YOUR REWARD.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-06-29

- '' Representative '': :;::: ;; ::: :% Of New YORK" Author
9><***<**t HE present tariff law is the REAL REASON THE
- ( PEOPLE OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY ARE
ENJOYING PROSPERITY BEYOND THEIR
DREAMS. How foolish is the contention that the
tariff has anything to do with the increased cost Of
$****%***$ commodities!
The first requisite of a good tariff is that it must meet the expendi-
lures of the government. From the day this bill went into effect it
has ACCOMPLISHED ALI THAT WAS PREDICTED FOR
IT.
The tariff has made good in everything. The prices of commod-
tiles have been increasing for ten years the world over. One reason
for the advance is not only the great increase in the production of
gold, but the CHEAPER METHODS OF PRODUCING IT.
The supply is G greater than the demand and is obtained with less cost.
As gold is the measure Of all values the commodities are higher be-
cause of its decrease in value. This accounts in part for the general
increase in prices.
THE INCREASES IN PRICE ARE UPON ARTICLES ON WHICH
THE DUTY HAS BEEN LOWERED sY THE PRESENT LAW OR
ELSE REMAIN WHERE THEY WERE UNDER THE DiNoLEY LAW.
ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCTS, MEATS, BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY,
ALL FOODS. HIDES, LEATHERs, SHOES AND RAW COTTON SHOW
REDUCTIONS IN DUTY AID INCREASES IN PRICE.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-06-29

II any reader of the River PREss
considers it worthy of recommendation
10 friends, the favor will be very high.
~ appreciated by its publishers.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-06-29
REAL ESTATE

We have some desirable City prop
erty, improved and %unimproved, listed
for sale.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-02-24
A Food Eaddlst,s Fix.

John d. Rockefeller, Jr., was con-
graduated in his Office recently on
the fact that he, like the poet Maeter.
linck and other famous men, has
taken to the motor cycle.
And has motor cycling benefited
yoar health?' his congratulated, a
journalist, yentured to ask.
Il think it has," Mr.. Rockefeller re-
piled. Il won't ask you, though, to
take note of my clear eye and good
color, or might find myself in the
food faddist's FIX.
"A food faddist was lectaring to a
large audience on the marvellous re-
suits to be obtained from chewing
soup or eating nut butter or some
thing Of that kind He was not a
very imposing person physically, bur.
swelling out his chest, he slapped it
thrice with his palm and cried:
Friends, two years ago was a
walking skeleton--a haggard, miser.
able wreck. Now what do you sup
pose brought about this great change
in me-?
He paused to let his words sink
in, and voice asked:
What change? 2 Washington
Star.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-02-24

trio motors. The gigantic mirror can
be easily removed and re-silvered,
when it grows dim, although two tone
are indicated when it is placed on the
scales. Through this telescope stars
of the sixteenth and eighteenth mag
nitude are revealed, and 1t seems to
penetrate into the very abysses Of the
heavens. While the instrument is
mounted in the open air, the image is
reflected to an eye-piece in an adjoin-
ing building, where the astronomer
sits and makes calculations in which
millions of mills are dealt with as in
differently as the simplest sums in
ordinary bookkeeping
The first look through a great tele-
Scoops is disappointing, but the novice
soon sees that the fiat appearance
which the heavens present to the
naked eye is replaced by a curious
concavity; the moon and stars seem
to be bumg in space rather than spread
out ON a flat surface. For a moment
one feels at the telescope like a child
watching the swift-moving balls kept
IN the air by a juggler, and expecting
to see one of those great, bright bodies
FALL Then comes the thought: what
keeps them there, apparently suspend
ed in space with absolutely nothing
to hold them firm?' The explanation
OF the learned astronomer causes
the brain OF the layman to whirl, and
he sees himself, perhaps for the first
time as child gathering pebbles on
the great shores of the sea of knowl-
edge, or as "an infant crying in the
night; an infant crying for the light
and with no language but cry.