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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-22
TIE DOnB PROBE WILL
PROBABLY CLOSE TO-DAY
Only Nlae Mosc WitRcsses 10 Go Ne.
fose FEDERAL Os~ad Jury h Los
Angeles Investigates oe the Dy~a.
mile OussAscs
United Press Service

Los ANGELES, Dec. ss.--J. e.
Munscy Of Salt Lake was before the
federal grand Jury for an hour yes
terday. when he emerged Federal
Attorney Lawton told him to remain
In the building. as he would likely
be recalled late In the afternoon.
0aly nine more witnesses will be
heard. and the probe viii likely close
today.
District Attorney Mccormick will
arrive at noon today from Washing
ton. and probably rveitmoc. Clancy
and Johannscn viii not be examined
until he arrives.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-22

fARTiES who wish to secure loans
on improved property or building
leans. or who wish 10 invest monthly
savings. can do cI,h"r 20 advantage
through the Pacific Building and
Loan Association, II you are inter.
cstcd call or W, 4. Slough. loan agent
for Klamath reils branch. 3i-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-22

to form q federation rather than an
organization rs q separate Ia that Il
was thought that recommendations
made 20 congress. or otherwise. would
have greater weight coming from
twenty or more associations that II
they came from one association or
organization. although the one might
embrace all the land owners under
the various projects.
As you may wei understand. an
organization such rs Is contemplated
By the articles of federation cannot
Be successfully maintained without
incurring some expense. The budget.
therefore. Ii an important matter.
Pending the organization and the frst
meeting OF the federation. Il is neccs-
sary that some provisions be made for
paying the necessary expenses. ireiud-
ing that Of the nrst meeting. The
undersigned committee vas empow-
cred by resolution by the delegates
present to estimate the amount that
Will be needed for such purposes. and
to rdvise each association OF the
amount that Il will be expected
to contribute to these ends At the
tire Of its acceptance and adoption
OF the articles - therein provided.
The committee has. therefore. -un-
der its instructions. estimated the
amount needsd to be $500 from each
association coming into the fedora
ticn. You are. therefore. advised that
your assessment 10 the/sum Of 5000
which 10 to be transmitted with the
notice Of your acceptanc. and adop-
ton Of these articles. In this con-
nsction ve wish to call your attention
% the fact that the federation Is TO
pay the expenses Of one deisgase
from each association attending any
meeting thereof.
The committee Rad decided that the
Arss m meosinAun 49, $1,000 xNr>aa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-22

VI possesW0u. u Kiamath Fails. Ore
gon. by virtue Of said writ Of attach.
ment.
This summons II published once .
week. for six successive weeks. In
the Evening Herald. a daily news
paper Of general circulation. printed
and published In the city Of klamath
Falls. Klamath county. Oregon. by
order OF Honorable VIM. 8. worden.
Judge Of the county court Of Kiarrath
county. state Of Oregon. and dated
December 81. 1911. the nrst publica-
ton OF this summons being made on
the ?2d day Of December. 1911.
STONE 4 BARRETT.
12-22-2-2 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-22

Nice fresh premium eggs. guar
antccd. zoe per doren.
Fresh California eggs. soc por
dozen.
Fresh ranch eggs. CSC per dozen
Every cHg guaranteed.
One dozen csrs given free for every
had ona> maize good by my ndvsr.
ala, y FULTON MARKET.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
TORRANCE COUNTY
DELEGATES SELECTED

willard. Sept 2j-Thc Republican
county convention was held IN Estau.
oid saturday solcCtgl eight delegates
TO the Las Vegas convention aud fixed
October the l1th, as the date for the
nominating at the county officers and
legislative ticket
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
the action of President TAFT in Nctoiag
The Arizona statehood CulusC. aud
thanking President Tait ana Dulueatc
Andrews Tor statehood The meeting
was particularly harmonious ana nm.
less iactiouul differences come up
among the local politicians there IL
no reason Tor believing that the Re.
publicaus viii not elect their entire
ticket iu November Tn, delegates
going tu Las Vegas include pcr'cCtU
JaIullu. victor l.ucUs MaCJriu
Torres RAY Wundo Romero " G.
Suuudors, NCasio Gallcgos. Candida
Padllld AMI Ww Mccoy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
WATER CARNIVAL At
WILLARD WAS A
BIG SUCCESS
The Farm Exhibits Oh Display
in the Commercial Club
Prove Attractive to Large
Number Of Visitors
tsrecI.l Correspondence, To IL. u.raldi

willard Sept 20 The FIRST Annual
Water carnival opened saturday aus.
piCiousl' The weather Wa ideal 1ud
the crowd much larger than anti,iput.
ed The entire morning was given
over Co th, Col. IOus'ratiun OF t'
pumping plau.. On the Mckissor auI
Bunlayy farm. The visitors w,.c
taken To- the puMps ia automobiles AMI
carriages ana expressed themselves rs
astonlshcd 400 tue wonderful pussinii-
tiles the valley Cf,rs for dcyolopm,pt
m, iuM oNIil'ts are on Iispla! 900
the Commercial yluu lWldm-. ana .uc
,otla were crowded 900 udl VI,r
sI-utscor- ON. 90 tns best exhibits
h. dat OF - d GALWAY ice stoVs
,b4M bru's gown WtulUt lul-1i ION
that weigh sixteen pounds Nh Galway
lives seven miles northwest of here
ana Iaisos lIp lccfs nov Tor cow i'ci
A. soon as hr can arrange 90 mJro,'
has pIuduC he is prepared 10 pU ia
e large acreage MI Galway has re.
sided here Ton three years aud has %
COnluridul, home on his claim
j. u Duumunds exhibit OF cab.
bagc. the heads OF which Hll good
sized wash tub. ia among the best "a
that line tie has also .omc water.
melons that would take first prize any.
where shown Alfalfa. oats. rye, wheat
ami various grains uro shown u great
prOiusiun. ana tomorrow viii bring
many more entries
The ball game Ia The afternoon be-.
tween Willard aud Momiainar was
largely attended aud resulted ia vie.
tony Tor The Willard club While the
score was large the game nevertheless
was exciting and houy contested
The grand ball last night "a Hem.
don - hall was quite rho social oven of
Tho season The hail VAS at'rdctNcly
decorated and the plcsvuc, of many
guests rom the ncIghhoriug towns
added much 20 the evenings pleasure
Tho music was furnished lbs Mrs Tony
stanton pianist. Mr. G.. " Brown.
pianist. Frank Chavez violin and
AdolfD Chavez. rumbou, Ns stan.
Ton, who posscsses pleasing soprano
voice sang during the evening several
vocal selections that greatly delighted
her audience
10 is oi course impossible 10 get the
names Of an the visitors but among
them were noted Prufcsso, Strong. !,
Cameron and Mr. Donahoc from Al
buquorquu John Becker, Dr., T.. G.
Eochci and MaN Dalies nom Bclcn
Monday viii De- ti, bis daN The
morning viii be given over 10 sports
ana second demonstration OF th,
wells IN the afternoon there will be
an awarding %, 'ho premiums. ana q
grand bali al Night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
VOTES FOR WOMEN
ARE DEMANDED
State Convention of w. c. T.,
U, Passes Resolutions Approx
ing Flood Amendment and
Woman's Suffrage.

Las Vegas y NJ Sept 20. Al the
closing session of the state convention
of the Womcn's christian Temper
augc union resolutions we're passed
plcdgtng themselves 90 the support
or IN, Flood statehood amendment
for womau's suffrag, and tor every
thing that win be- for th, protection
.ot en-" home, tn, vote iu favor cot
the Flood resolution was unanimous
aud that uu woman suffrage met with
bat littl, opposition Th,N passed %
resolution dcclar.us th.ws'Iyrs tu
favor Of universal peace ana arnitru-
ton According Go On, resolution the
". g. a. g. viii support am candidate
for Once with all their power as
uou-Not,rs that thrN consider VIII
work Tor IN, good coz th, state. rr-
gIrdluss ls 10 what wrN they Dee
long They VIII vork for tH, closed
saloon and SUNDAY Observance, BOO an
things. They also PASSED J rrsulu-
ton protesting against the action ui
tho cabinet officials lu rcuugusiuE
! the brewers congress at Chicago.
luton of thanks Go ado who had bclp-
( ed tu the convention work
Th, stat" convention finished ne
laburs Yesterday and adjourned The
! session was profitable ou. In man,
ways The various drlogat,- Irft Fvs-
! trrdaN afternoon for their homes 100
several parts OF the state. Tb, last
! public session oi the convention Was
iWoll attended ana 90 good prugum
I was given.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
Why WOMEN SUFFER-.
Many Albuquerque Women Ns,
Learning the Cure.

Women often suffer, not showing
90, cause.
Hackachc headache dizziness,
Nervousness
Irregular urinary pas ages. weak
ness. Iuguor--
Each "a seeming torture of Itself
Together tell OF weakened kidu,yy
strike at the r0ot-sot 20 tho
cause.
Quickly Civ, lhr help the kducys
need
So remedy endorsed HE poau. go
Kidney pills
Recommended %, houpudsa-
Endorsed at hnmc
Here's convincing proof from 4
Albuquerque Cltlzcu.
Mrs r. Ndtir Nl5 s EdIth ST..
Albuquerque. y 81 Says "Tvo lud
Ia hair wears ago ! used polns Kid
Icy rIlls ana was -o pleased with tho
hru'ut 7 obtained that I was glad TO-
publicly recommend thw Tn E,v-
ing this second statement il d. my
desire iu show that Ntuy This
rom'dy ns high as over had such
sever" pains across my lo.us and be-
tW,,ns NV shoulders That v1s
greatly iucuuVonicuccd Joe getting
around Tho contents of one box
Iof Duan's Kidney pills relieved me go
greatly that 7 could not d" otherwise
than pr1siso them"
For sale 10y an dealers prlro so
cents. Foster. Mlburn Co, Buffalo.
Now york. sole agents Tor ,h, Unit
ed states.
Remember the namo-Doau' and
take no other IL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
ACCIDENTS MAR WORK
AT ELEPHANT BUTTE
Especial Corrcspoud-nce - rs- ucrnldD

Elephant Huttr. y a. Sept ~ -
IN, past fvn DAVIS have been murt,d
uN accidents ON Thursday Miguel
MDuur suffered very serious In
Jur, tu Hls hand a., was turning a
urlll white another man Was strikiur
with a hammer ana some loose rocks
started Co roll rom the steep sides
OF tine Num, ~uW,pu, .alIocd
"Look ont $50 Moluur caught hold
pf On, tog uf M, dr.u 500 us Co prou,
h,msolt and stretch out or the path
ul tho ruek but th, man who was
striking .uuld not stop the hammer
tud stru,k tu, maud uu tup of tho
drill W1-hius % badly " VIII Doc
several weeks before tn, injured hand
Nui Do, veil
ON FRIDAY Afternoon Isidurp porras
had "a fit and walked To- the odEr eft
e steep dump and walked over he
foli on uis head aud 'ac, and was
nadN cut up. II- injuries aro not
serious
ON ghursda, M, water iu th, river
Was VET, high bat ON Fridu, 10 had
subsidized very Wurh and the vork on
tho Golfer dam which is being made
ior obtaining the sand and gravel
which ls Co br taken from the river
bed when the quirK~Jud De- s,rnprd
from the top WAS resumed. Sumo
ct the d,rfl,k- which w,r, flooded
de- not have So much water On
contend With Derrick 80. I has
been moved fum the work uu tho
numc and placed so 1t can by used
IN g,ttug ouJ th, sand and gravel
from the river when an, Golfer dams
arc ready
ON Friday AFTERNOON Miss LeuurA
Martin, Miss Janice Srhmulhduscn
ana " ~ Frsnkluud went iu ON IN,
motor ear tu GO tp % pisu uu th,
' train
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
MECHANIC CAUGHT
IN SHAKER At A
COAL MINE IN
GALLUP
George pietzman is Terribly
Mangled When Someone
Gave Engineer Signal to
Start Machinery.
HIS BODY Is CUT
ALMOST IN TWAIN

Gallup s. NJ, sept -5.- Friday
morning about 10 o'clock, vhll, at
work ru th, upulr AT tn Houtun
uiu,. George uictzmuu. Is mcchHntc
bon the employ of the Victor AWcri-
can Fuel company, was instantly KILL
ed log b,ug caught boo the shaker
-rr,,u. About 9 O'Clock q break
down occurred BOO th' shakers and
DiczmJu was called % make tho
nr.,.sar, repairs While ~, was
vurkius Boo tho ehutp~ SOMEONE blew
ihr t,ni-tl, fur tn. engineer To- start
Wi the screens In some Wnnu'r
bIplmyu.- Nuds Vu. ,au-ht hctv cen
them and hts mock broken lie was
also utdI, mutJat,d. hi- body being
cut almost 900 tAu al tho waist aud
ON, les taken Oft niotzmau Is "a
member ul a., Is OF T. lodge OF cal
ur and ht. "a larg, number of friends
an this community who wilI mourn
hI. loss. un people have bvcu nuu-
fled OF his sudden death and the
tuds now lies at BCddoW's uudcrtak-
ing parloIs awaiting instructions tr"W
th,m
j Phillips. "a member eft the Gait
'hp Meat company. Is seriously III
with Brights disease aud has been
'tatrr 60 st Joscpn's hospital In At
huqu,ruu. for treatment
Airs. Frauk Partridge returned last
Ivp,a from california, where sh, has
been VISITING her sister, Mrs. Tom
Howard she ts spending "a tew days
visiting her, before returning 60 her
home IN Albuquerque.
Neal cary assistant cashier at the
. Mckinley County bank, lrlt Satur-
Iday morning Ton hits homo Ia Indiana
/ Tor "a visit
james Roluudu. OF The firm of Vida.
l& Roiuudo. dealers in secondhand
furniture. sold out his interest Boa IN,
business hast week 10 HE partner, Nh,
'viu conduct thr business In TIA, u-
.turv
/ Eugiucc- FuuE Her of tho SECOND
|dvrie, was seriously injured last
'vr,k when side rod broke and do.
mousn,d tho right side uf tho cab
lie vas taken To IN, hospital q; Lu.
Angeles Tor tr,atWcut
MAYNARD Guusul OF Laos Angelic
was business visitor iu Gallup iov
Iuits last Wrrk
John ~ohau,r be- opening a mime ut
his property south Of town and oN
poets Go b, shipping coal a. IA, mar
kct 40 a short time.
". \ Oslc and wife ut Abugucr
que haN, been visiting with the purd
family here tho past few days.
A. G. Bailard and family rcturuo,
last week. from Merrill, Wis. whcr
, they have been visiting Mrs. Edtl
, lard parents
. g. y Cotton and son Jack roturuo'
last week from l.us Angeles. Whcr
thr haN, been tho past tWp week.
Visiting Nh Cations older son, c. NJ
Cotton
Ear purdy, son of Agent r. T. pur
2 dy, has been visiting his parents her
, fur th, past tNu weeks Hr is rr
turning 90 his duties in El Paso uur
% vacation spent ON the Pacific rpasl
; Mrs J \ Brd,krtt is n Alhuuucr
f, que visiting with Mr. Brackets par
I,nts,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
CONVICT PLANNED
TO KILL HIMSELF
Juan lh,rtla ndrr sentence az 80
Wears Tor Murder Had big kuirc in
His cell at las Cruces Jail
special Correspondence TO the ucraldp

special Correspondence 10 the UrrHtdb
Las Cruces, Sept Juan Barola
sentenced To- ainetN-nine years iu the
state prison, barely escaped death at
his own hands IN The county JAIN when
other inmates discovered a large knife
In his cell. Uarela killed Pannuseno
tolte~ three wears ago on ranch nCur
bona Aua Thr case was appealed to
The supreme court ami the district
court iudgmenl sustained Sheriff Pc.
line lucero received the execution aud
served II upon Barela Friday after
noon Within an hOur afterwards an.
other prisoner wrote the shorin note
asking that Barela's cell be searched
This vas done aud an ugly knife with
q ftSe.inch blade was discovered. also
a small safety razor blade liarcla Mas
brooiing over his sentence aud made
some remarks that led 10 the susplc
ion n Is thought thai some outsider
slipped the articles through the bars
Barcla was taken To- Santa Re The next
day bN sheriff Lucoro,
Edmonston Link sou ot Is. r. iiak
viii leave soon Tor Denver where he
viii enter Denver University Nj Link
viii study journalism
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
FREIGHT RATES ON
COMMODITIES AND
STOCKS ARE HIGH
Arizona Stockmen and Tariff
Expert Testify Before Com
missioner Lane in Los An
geles.


Ius Angeles CAT. sept 70
Freight rates uu livestock from ArI-
luuJ points Co Lus Angeles ur' the
highest "f ANY, rates prc'Wlins '"r
similar distances 900 ans portion 'l
the United states. according q" 100.
statement ui y W IouIlusuu. H''i'-
wrt OF tn" American Li','to,k a.-
su,utuu, t,-uttug before Interstate
Commerce Commissioner ftJukHu is.
Kun, recently boo thD interstate .uu-
w,r.v commission hearing uu lr
..plHiuts N''d H' thD MHlI'uU1 tNrif
County Commercial club and Arizona
'Km'u..
secretary I"Wln.Hn HI".ltuii1i"d
nis statements win tables prepared
from ttrNi 'h'''s uu itI, Win lH'
commission. Rates uu .umu"dliir
from Ius Angeles io Ipu'uiN aud Ati-
l"ua points ai' also ,N.'H''D. assert
'd j.. \ Jones. traffic export for 'h'
MAuOupa Commercial club. 'h' iarii
ON som" articles nom h'r' 4" fh".-
MY. h' said, being creator THAN i'r
shipment u' the same article tu tul'-
iad" p"inis. distance ihr'. uw'
1s great
nv '''''''. .'..'' '''.'' '''r. '''' ~ .
gan Yesterday, deals with -four cases
involving intcr-tcrriturial rates, rates
ou commodities from Los Angeles Go
fH"rniN, RATES on livestock Ii'W
Fh"tniN io TINS city, ana rates "u IN
irr'tatr plp'ln' transportation "i oil
IHr southern Pacific, santa t' the
santa F' Prescott Phoenix ana th'
Arizona Eastern railroads are mao'
l''i'hdhhiN.
SECRETARY IuW'iu'uu was the 'fri
/ witness called dl IN" afternoon sos
ION. Tie introduced q statement cons
piled from ID" Interstate CONNER"
| omissions otd', showing tdrt
.1' livestock rat" 100 1879 was f''
l.r car ana That 300 IN'N il N's n-
| DO" ~td &" Nl"''N. tue railroads Hi''
iusuiuunE hundred pound rate
"hirh increased thu tarl'' 90 Nl-6 -
i.'' ratl'nd ui -b.""" pounds. Nhi'u
N's th' average weight oi loads iu
a'-.uo, cars.
The average distance from Phoenix
go Los Angeles over the santa +, ana
southern Pacific ne testified, vi'
l'' miles, the freight tariff hctn-
- for cattle and SO" o. for
sheep ma single deck carload lots cen
d"uhl" deck sheep cars the rate was
4aNN.'O.
| The Texas tariffs showed tor W
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

Mrs ,Fabshaw- a. YOU don't leave
a larger piece of icc lll huN, Go get
another man
lDcnuu Why, ma ana every Wnru-
ing I can hear YOU down ia, shaft
calling to your husband Go pat rt BOO
the refrigerator. as "a b. too big for
woman Go judge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

conducted th, court bon. for th, past
~ years aud a drsir, tnut Judsc
Parker mustn't receive higher huuor-
in The new sut, Politics were
barred nt Tine meeting uut thor, was
hearty friendship expressed by all
iur Inc many sterling qualities ui
Judge pUfN'f vino hHs presided b,r"
~ Judge of the territorial court Tor
the last time. Appropriate r,soiu.
lions were also passed by the bar at
yesterdays session uf 90, court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
a - @ CURES ECZEMA, ACNE.
S. S. S. TETTER. POISON OAK. ETC.

Eczema Acne letter Poison Oak Pimples etc.
unhealthy humor acid mpury dSeang the circulation,
that thorough cleansing of this vital fluid necessary order
the trouble SaVes Washes lotions may relieve
Of the itching and other dcomorS caused by skin Diseases such
has effect the blood and therefore do
good Until the humor removed from the circulation
the cLcle will suffer the effects of an acd irritation SSSs the
best and quickest remedy because the of all blood
purifiers the circulation and particle
the humo whether be infection OF poisonous plants from
other and makes the blood rich and healthy allowing
soohe and nourSh the skin instead OF irritating and namng
with acd humors Book Skin Diseases and medical advice
desired sent free SSS is Tor sale drug stores
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co, ATLANTA, Ca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
GRANT c D j \ TY
DELEGATES WILL
Be FOR Mr..
BURSUM
While Former Governor 0tero
Visited There Last Week, it
Is Understood He Did Not
Secure Pledges.
CONVENTION HELD IN
HARMONY THERE
,sp-rlnI 'orrc."""dencc ." the Herald


Especial '"Tres"""dcnce 3" the Herald
silver cuts. y NJ, Sept l.- The
ir..,,uI.,,.,u. hold tn.if. count, uuu,,u-
,...... ...,.,.t.., p,..,.. t,,rp
'''' wv
Hn attendance "i W "'''N"''' '' ''''
lul lua Temporary organization NiN
effected with th, selection of br VI
Al .,...t., ... t..rl.t..,,. ,s chairman
"h" ". '' ''''"' ''
str"uH Ot ui resolutions wa. r''''u
ANA th' p'rW'urni "ts'niNtu'u iuta'
uN lN' ,lt'l'"u col W. '''"'".
prominent merchant no 'NIi, as .h'II
man AND George J." N'"si'l o. H"l'l'
Rita as secretary There were %"
contests Tor inc various n'nIn'N"IH
AND th, following urh'i wac u''n'
mouslE selected nN tn convention.
w CON W'''hah' OBJ lhl- 'iN '''
commissioner Tor the l'r-l "''' ',''
g. T. '''W't. W'nlns ma" "I
'rr". ''f ih' SECOND ai7'il'' w. r.
l''lu'i. ''h''Ih"n 'I 80, 'u' 90
tor tH' th'rd district Major 100, KIM
" t''ir'd army man "i 'n''''' '"'
probate Judge h"i'N w '''Ii''
q clerk 'N-~h'I'i' "''i'- d. '' ".
worth l"' ~h'TI'i. J'n''rN H"'P''''
present d'IIN "'r'I'. '''iN .'I
SCISSOR M'."''| ~" ''''. one 90.
'h' ."'t' -' '''I "''''' go. '., '..
'"'I'''"' 100" treasurer W. "'''
M.''''-'l '' Il'I''.. .'' "'"''.
r'''u'nd"nl. VI N'' "I f''ii''
'"' counts SURVEYOR N."'W o. N"'
i"N lh' "'""'I ''i -''l' -'N'''i 'I'''
GRANT county, '"''.'' H.'' 'I ~
'"'''H 'i ih. 'il. 900" ''"N M.-
"'' ''''''I'"h GOT ''I"''"'-' 10y
'"''t'''- ' i'' ""'' ''+h' 'I '''
''-'H''i"''
'N' ''h' '"''h h'~r'" i'-"'''''n
'"~'rU'''"t 'h' "'''F'''- ]" we JUG"
'I'' .'"' '"'''" 'i'" TINS COUNTY ."
l''' i"I 'N' nomination 90. '''"
" "N'"' present mayor OBJ 'H'N ''f'
''' "'N'l'.' I'"b' UT 'l' N'>'' 'i''''.''
''.' posed 'l '"i' ""H Luna county D.
""" ''' N''' "'''I"'f 'r i''"" county
""' ".'''' "I''h ''I "'@'''.' "''"l
"'| "nu' '''"'" 700 '' AZ
'' U.' 10. ''"U''''"" "' ''''''"'
Nu '"'''"-'''''' Won.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
Consider This Advice.

No woman should submit Ia a surgi.
cal operation. which may mean death,
until she has given Lydia l.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound fair trial.
This famous medicine, made only
from roots and herbs, has for thirty
years proved To be the most valuable
tonic and iuvigOrator of the female
organism. Women residing IN almost
every city and town in the United
states bear willing testimony to the
wonderful virtue of Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Pinkham, az Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women tn write
her for advice. Her advice Is free,
confidential and always helpful.
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trouble in al Its
Il dreadful forms I;
shooting pains all
over my body sick
headache. spinal
weakness, dizziness.
Il Depression, and
everything that was
horrid Itricd many
doctors ia different
parts of the United
States, but Lydia l..
.piukham's Ncgctj
.blp Command has
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OTTUMWA
WOMAN
CURED
BY Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Ottumwa, Iowa. --"For years was
almost a constant sufferer from female
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done more for me- than all the doctors.
feel il nav duty to tell yoU these
facts My heart is full Of gratitude 90
you for my cure."--Mrs ilARRIET +.
WNNrLIE. so ;. Ransom street,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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For the best saddle horses IN the
city call phone No, 3. w, l.. Trimble,
Tia North Second ST.