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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-10

-qyEss APARTMENTS.
4 ipIPTNENTS IN TIE
|-snrvCE SECTION or THE
SPyFP SECOND AVENWE
|sSSEgT SUITES OF TWO.
|lyn FIVE COMFORTABLE.
fcgs WITH BATH AND RE-
4 HirJ. EVERY CONVENT
WND IN THE UP-TO-DATE
M HOUSE: BFATTIFT7,
70u ROOF GARDENS. IT YOU
ngrSG FOR TUE MOST DE-
IN THE CITY
H1 PHONE m. or IND. 243
(. REPRESENTATIVE WILL
MI YOU TO THE PREM
I'd RITTER e. TARPEY.
n xEWHOUSE Bldg.
I'd IND. 243.
di1st
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We write fire Insurance
a. RICHTER. % South Main st.
Phones 6tl.
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PAPERHANGING


PAINTING. PAPERUANGING AND
tlntlne at reasonable prices. Get my
estimate c. F. Lindstrom. To3 Eighth
East Ind. phone 1885. e246
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FIREPROOF STORAGE
PLANTS AND SEEDS

ALL KINDS OF BEDDING. PLANTS
and seeds. Porter Walton Co, ETA
South State, e93
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ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER

"IIANDY MAN" ALSO HAS CARPEN-
ter tools, etc; 60c first hour. 40c fol-
lowing. Bell 2093; Ind 1859. d2655
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soNE HrAI. GOOD RrYys

SOME REAL GOOD BUYS.
acres on Ord East near 1iih South: p
room franc house. good flowing we'll
chicken houses; can be bought for $4,000
It's a tact that this $4,000 house is the
beet buy for the money in the southeast
part OF the city. It's located ON one
of those pretty streets running east from
eth East between 9th and 10th South.
IT'S only hlcck from paved street.
.oom modern brick house elegant man
tel. sidcbonrd built In dining room. plate
rail large buffet kitchen, large hath
room. separate toilet room. good cement
cd cellar, sidewalks all around the house,
iine lawn In, II will talk. $500 cash TO
handle II. The balance OF $1,000 can re-
main.
In tho northeas, part we have ali g
room modern home. which is OF better
yalue for The moncv asked than anything
In that section. It's an artistic place.
has ,nrge lot faces south on 3rd ave.
sewer sidewalks and curbing all paid
for. The house red brick. the arrange
merts up 10 6nte. having 6iEi1g and Nv
| ing room in front OF house, a den back
| cf living rooms, Kitchen and pantry
back OF dining room. large bedrooms,
with plenty Of closet room upsta!rs
| Round Oak furnace. back ward and from;
| yard under lawn. The price $500. $500
! cash. balance Z Der cent. II interest cd
call early and let me show YOU this
home. None better in the city.
The three above are not the only ones
| | have for sale. You can find on my
| books any kind OF real estate propo
sition you are looking for
| Stin have some lots left in Farmont
Springs addition. 18th South and OIL
| East. from 5000 up. Don't be foolish anC
invest your money in The foothills wher
you can buy these lots for half tho
price inferior lots are selling for.
| We write fire Insurance.
a. RIClIrER. 70 South Main st.
| Phones 6tl.
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HAT CLEANING

ALL KINDS OF HATS CLEANED
and blocked; Papamas speciality; II
East 3rd South a5olo
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ANNOUNCEMENT

WE ARE NOW LOCATED IN OUR
new quarters in the Dooly block. Call
and see US. Brown School OF Dressmak-
ing col Dooly block. Bell phone 703, Ind.
"E62 e693
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s'Iaaut tIfME fni,o OTHER DISEASES
III 20 Ss e,,ro at sanitarium, G57
80 Ind. lI5T, no pay. Bell
Ih egTI
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DETECTIVES

MAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICE: AU-
thoriaed; police references; absolutely
reliable Both phones 537 We investl-
gate anything, 20S-9 Mcintyre bldg. 10
South Main, cl9o9
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. acres on Ord East near 1i5h South:
room frame house. good flowing We
chicken houses: can be bought for 5000
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CLEANING AND DYEING

TROY CLEANING AND DYEING
works. Both phones 1863, and have the
driver call e979
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WHER TO STOP.


LINCOLN HOUSE. 6S EAST 1ST
South: $50 rooms. rates. Soc. i0c and
soc; modern baths. l5c. e150
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'sslll

t'''l'utiona af t,sH HAS REMOVED
bldg. to 725 McIno =
eg=S
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q rsnaIHEz & co r
sas phones lbs South West
7flcr- f2l7
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PATENTS
DANCING ACADEMY
TYPEWRITERS

BARGAINS. ALL MAKES. SOLD OR
rented: supplies. Stewart Gleeson
Co. sc West 2nd South Bell 200 Ind.
700 dis
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MASSAGE

THE VERY LATEST UP-TO-DATE
massage treatments. vibration. electric
vapor. thermal baths; experienced at
tendants. New York Massage Parlors
l6l Main st, upstairs. dl900
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sst CO, AssAYERs lao
- pe 81, Salt Lake
m360
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sMisH STUDIO

I you. Cali niNisH us WILL BE
oai' 10 South Main.
Gloss
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ALARM CLOCKS

ALL ARE GOOD: SOME ARE BETTER;
we sell the better kind, Big Ben. $500
other dependable alarms. 81 to 500, ke-
liable Jewellers. Surbaugh's. y Mccormick
bldg hVo
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d IYARTMENTS. . AND g.
rtrhne1ts. close In. hardwood
1Seaflng bed: low rental. Bell
d!117
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7-r0oM MOD PRICK HOUSE. s3o m:
also rooms and summer Kitchen IN,
fnGulre 5os r 4th South. oFZa'
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Esst c25a
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MODERN 5-RooM HOUSE, INQrIRlI
S7e Seventh Fast eo'
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FOR RENT-S1X-ROoM MODERN cor
tage; close in. Apply Bell 1867. e7
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HOUSES EVFRYWWERT; SAY WHAi i
you want. New Era Realty Co. ho,n
rhones 3StI dZZEo
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FOR RENT-HALLS.
WANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED-BY GENTBl lIMAN, NICELY
furnished. quiet room, with h. and c
water and bath: must be one, and pref
erahly Two, blocks from any car line.
Wis. Tribune. e9SS
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FAMILY LIQUOR STORE

ALL KINDS OF WINES AND LIQUORS
for family trade. Free delivery. The
Bergerman Co., 23S So. State. Bell $500.
Ind. 805' a273&
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.AssAYERs

q. p pSr ICE. 1872 SOUTH
s~-o hox 1876. nl5in
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roR nEsT

- -UNFUENISHGU~
r.---,ITNTs: CHEAP.
d nv: no car e770
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6-ROoM HOUSE; MODERN 2S0 4tb
avenue. Bell phone l95-X e576
S-ROOM MODERN TERRACE. SOS; 4
room modern Nat. $3.50; both 5th East
and Bird South, keys. Bell 1902 or 2726 x
Ind 1901 es3S
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FOR SALE
POULTRY AND PET STOCK


WHITE PLYMOUTH POcK AND 6. C..
Rhode Island Red eggs. 81 for l3: prize
stock j. II. Vincent, 3Si +. ith South.
Fell 1927. cl0S6
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GENERAL CONTRACTORS

/ TAKE CONTRACTS. BRICK BUILD
ing. stone work, any Kind repairing.
waterproof work: satisfaction guaran-
teed. Bohmart. 453 North ist West
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-11

was held this week. Following of
n,ers we're elected Mrs Chas l..
Burt. president; Airs. G.. T.. u,u,at5.
Vice president; Mr. a.. W Cerbeti
secretary ana treasurer. Mrs Philip
t. veal Mr. " r.. Ormc. and Ma,
D. T. Heading. program committee.
Mr. Arthur Bcal OF kansas city
Mo., .s visiting his sister Mrs. } w.
Curbrtt
Miss Beatrice sharp anu MIss Odru
hav, loft Tor Kansas cts No.
Ma clarence SeVerus and family
have moved tu Albuquerque.
merry party of Mouumulir ana
willard people spent sunday at BAR
Aura canyon as tho guests of Judge
and Mrs Fuller Tho~o enjoying t1a
hospitality we're MI aud Mrs i y.
punluYy. Mrs " NJ Mccoy. M and
Mrs. q. T.. Burt and pr and Mrs ~.
b.. Holding of MountainMr. Ar aud
Mrs SNisbor, Mrs High, At uud Mrs,
" 81 Duula,y, Dr aud MIR. rhcy-
ny OF willard, and Mr. and Mrs Nb-
ram Underwood OF Pasadena, calf
Miss Gladys Corhatt has gone 90
Wnnrld. Kansas, where she VIII at
tend school.
Mrs John W. Corbct Is visiting I'M
Esiancia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-11

M,cncm ANA uu ,s.t Win her Tor
suiar Time.
County Commissioner nuta FAIR
urouatc cI,rK g.. N sweet Treasurer
Jos, Epuu.p Torres aud Assessor g.
o. HJul went up tu Magdui.uu aud
Kelly Thursday by automobile.
e. j. petty purchased since couiec-
tiuuary store nom g. !. smart Thurs
day Mr. Smart Will leave for Goo
east Zoo dog or two Cos visit hir s,s.
ter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. q h. Mitchell pur-
chased tho moving pIru. machine
from Tom Riley Thursday aud NN
continue tho moving picture SNOW
at th, Gem thr1tor
jules Crmurcdou returned 100 hs
autu lrum MasdaI.ua Thursday moru-
ing
D. s. Mletutl-h manager of ihc
Bockrr.MautayIsb company $50 Mas
dulcna. passcd through the p.tr Thurs
day on hIs wat tn Kansas rIly 90 pur-
chase winter stock
Hon Merit o. Mc.h,m DIS holding
court az silver DIg ibis urvk In the
absence col Judge Frank ". Parker.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-11
OFFICERS PROTECT
THEIR PRISONERS
Redlands Girl Makes Attack
on Fiend Who Was Arrest
ed Pending Serious Charge
Wife Contradicts Story.

R,lauis C1l Sept 10 Tho Wr
lwuu. examination oI f. r Saudo
changed with "a Iutuiuug attack uuuu
NI- suua TuUa. lN .tt old sun
us. uIau. NIl lane place Friday
WO.uul Atrtr.dr. Do. accused was
U.o.-Hi l.I, i.. hIa HIu-nmCuO
IU, case # af."dl'ul Wide Uu.icU
uHIu. tO Otp IWu.oUsu.ts oI tn' a.
.lI' N,HogdII the UrIsNurrs viii.
called 81. tl, county Iul ANA while
here rDuracl her declarations ,nat
~auI,s dil mot return home until ai.t
CO. mdmshi ou ,hD night OF iAc d-
Ulf thereby conflicting RlIH Dol.
declaration that bee Wus % nour carly
rHat evening aul remained There uu
ui Monday muuiaa
When the accused Naa taken 100 fuc
IuWe oi his alleged victim luI ld'nilh.
cation 0ult Ibc uuiCh action u' thD o'.
uc,F prevented do. gUl from W'act'
ul .br suspect She bad seen I'm
applpaah ron q distance. aud us lu
Irf sheriff Wand who went boo a3.
,.urC, WAlocl ug th" steps of ui'
Thomas residence. the eil tlung Open
th, door, ana dashiu. past che officer
poured out her outraged feelings ai
.ue prisoner tuo officers closinf
about him go prevent hor from mas
.ug rho attack which her oycrmast"r
ius feelings had led hen into attempt
ing
Tho piils identification was posi-
lyC. Sanders covering beneath hcI
WIaIhml ragc Yesterday the Officers
took precautions tO proven. any dem
onsi.aiiuu against thc accused ON th,
part of tlr citizens, ulI none wa.
attempted
Tho same preclutiou win He tater
ui ihc preliminary examinations Fu
da,. Hs there e % hitter nnducurcn
of Ieellne 300 tho nrishbornp town
which m8t Mcsaso an UPRISING asalhe
tho accused
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YOUNG WOMAN WAS
AFRAID OF MEN
Miss Emily Bolivar Would
Not Ride IN Buss With Male
Persons; Thought to BE Els
capped Lunatic.

san Francisco. Cal. Sept % Con
fused ana afraid oi AN mon, tninMug
they NIGH. 40 Doe. Bhrm Miss Emily
Bolivar of ssh Jose was picked up hy
state pUrUlmdu j Brown boa the FC..
N building she arrived from san
toss with q lIght su.t case prepared
10 eco Go the Fairmona Hotel
Seating herself comfortable IA tine
FuumouJ auto bus She patiently wait
ed l0r 50 to start being Us only oCCu.
pant Later, on the arrival oi q ferry
boat several men entered the bus, ana
Miss Bolivar la terror bundled ont
with her suit ease.
She went from one empty bus to au
other jumping ont 100 extreme terror
every time "a man would enter This
she kept up Tor two hours when va
rolmm Brown discovered her plight
Sh. told him that she wanted to gC
to the FaInont on ~ Francis hotel
uut that She Wa. afraid oI all men
Taken 10 the llurbur Police station
she told Lieutenant Oman that she had
been confined 90 the Garden city san
afoHum at san Jose iug sis months p'
her relatives She said she loiI thcr,
early in the day and wanted to tHE,
care ul herself and, by travelling here
SHOW her FOLKS that she was per
leclly able 40 care Tor herself
She finally agreed lu bee taken ig
the Central station Ton the night auo
the police viii get ln touch with he'
relatives an san Jose today
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Tuesday morning io attend tb, .pc.m
esIuu OBJ tu. BOARD uf county CONE
m.-stuurgs.
Misses Fricr hilton and L,u1 o'rif-
uih returned saturday morning from
81 tNu months vacation spcut n C'l-
lurua.
f.. A.. Bab,u.k one ot k,Iiy. PRONE
Iu.ut mu.Vg men. had business ct
inc county s.lt Tuesday
County Commissioner Esmrl Ort,sa
arrived lI town Tuesday uurnlug
from his home at san Mar.ial Go st-
tend tsv special session ui the board
coli county commissioners.
a. Buu.m uf san MureMl had uus-
u,.- 100 town "Wednesday for ieW
hours
%. a. Miller. former school OF
Mines student, has been boa tuNu i1r
10 t,a days this week
W r. Gordon. q N,lly nuups mou.
has -pout sD..ru days n Suooro uu
mining business
Miss stella RAMSEY returned 10
sprorro ust saturday from ser fore
mor uuu 40 Missouri whore suc
spout 600, ummer
prof j. g. Graham and family of
sunrise Wyoming, arrived 100 town
saturday. PROF Graham succeeds
prof D. g. Tuue iu charg, of the dee
parImrut rI mining ard muttalurgy
at %, school ul Mines.
n b. Guuur principal ot the san
Marr.ul publ. schools, spent satur-
duS iu tb, eIN visiting friends ou bus
iu,- with County Superintendent j.,
\. Torres
PROF o.. a white and family of IN
Ucpcud,u... Kansas, arrived m the
cts the latter part of last week prof.
White succeeds prof Rerk,lN ts m-
strurtor iu ,upincerng at thr New
MeNico school of mines
Mig u.s. Humphrc,s- rr.tchotI
principal of thc LeuiWr schools
spent saturday la Socorro on business
in regard Co nor work for the coming
Wut,I
Prn. g. r.. Anderson and family arr
rived ln th, rity saturday from state
CoUtp. Pruu-l lyanlu. PROT Ander-
son bas accepted the chair oi geology
and murrulugN madr vacant hy the
resignation uf pr paul at the New
Mexico school of mines.
Attorney n N Douehcrty and
diush,sr. Miss Marjorie. l,u Friday
afternoon for santa Fc, whore Miss
Marjorie wIl attend the convent This
Nrar
d. Uby Uhlr. bn eastern socorre
ruuutr tuckmsn came up from Car
tharr THURSDAY afternoon.
Mr. Merritt g.. Mcchrm returned
homo "Wednesday morning after an
absence spcnt ben Arkansas her for
MGR homo in CNIrago ana santa ne.
Miss Morsarcl Mcrhem, sister %
! Julgo Mtehcm's, returned with Mrs.
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" rNIsINL nnMANCI.

! m.t h,r ut Cine soashofc. whore
NJe tho oNlH man.
To mp 3D., seemed 10 bo s." far
$50 rrwrMHhp and dohunuir,
That tii,r her I ran
ut duy taught her how tu tloaI
To puddle auU Go dive
And 90 tho tIu, of cupid. NOT"
tNn0 poems hat puuk "r"tr)
Mr love began o. tnriro
a. u.sht uDd 500 upon thc sands
Tnr moonlight hours Go while.
aud $500 would hold each other.r hana'
And wander uto lovers mudr
lu proper summer Stale.
{ gave her 600 ms uHe. aud she
bif other dates d,t,r,
W. were engaged 'utas 40 tho seal,
iuL psnnu 4 Hought her home WIN
me.
And thtu married hrr'
Sow YORK Tribune.
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ANCIENT FIESTA OF
TOME CELEBRATED
IN GREAT STYLE
Many Bclcn People Attended
Machlmsts Helper lu Santa
Fc Shops IN Cutoff Town
is Injured


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U,I,u uu, OBJ. fu, uu .uuu. men die.
covered chat Dol. uol., VHs missing
ID V4. ,,a..ns I.iII. .oud saddle
and FOOD. $50. ALSO missiu- As tot uo
OIDN hus been discovered us to ,by
uouUIs %. uU tHl'' Iut 'Uc 1l' hot
i.s ltp hunting up circumstance
which mtt lead iu 'Nt apprehension "i
th, cUlur'
Tho .ulIIp school. uI U,Iyu V.I
omen u,Nf Nouda. with q large a.
tendance DurIu. tHr summer fI,
bn,rl ID. directors ba. been bu-g om.
blowing teachers. and 10 competent
lore. .s rcaly ipf work. several OF tuo
instructors hatIug arrived loo h, ,D
alr,ldt
o. b.. IEoueHt uat u..c vim n, an
ATTENDING, tHis ,p8U of between two
hundred and nfu and two hundred
aud sc,cntl-ny. MANY of thcW Dt
SHINING pupil Duu- tho past ic"
weeks ih' ''houl Itlid'ht hhn "'' ~
'.ur' nllE i,h"''''', ''' '' "''''.,
'll VII pc Ih I'a"'"'-' i"' ''' "''"
Iht ga! "l '''""'
4 lawn -ocihnlr Wa sN'n on I''
lawn oi Mr. flotd NoIIls'it' "h
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WILLARD.

Quite the most enjoyable social
event a. The week was the dance
Thursday evening 90 lleIudous hall
giyDa complimentary 90 Mrs. ]. Mc}-
ers OF Albuquerque who has been
here for q week visiting her sister,
Mrs TOny stanton There was about
ten couples Ia attendance Mrs stan.
ton. Mrs Alter aud Miss Audrey
Sears furnished The musical program.
Miss Clara Custer is IN nolCu Tor "a
weeks visit with her sister Mrs Dick
CrNor
W ana Mrs Charles Curtis and the
two young daughters ol The doctor,
have taken IA pleasant suits IN Mrs.
PERKINS, residence and viii winter
here
Miss Nelle sasms returned 10 Albu-
qurrquc sunday evening 10 enter
school This iall having spent the
summer with her parents here. a
dance Saturday night and a 10y ride
ln the Peterson ears Sunday were
farewell affairs in her honor
Thre will he local people enough In
Albuquerque this winter. IL they are
really patriotic 10 organize a willard
club Mrs. Ben Jackson. with her
young son, Lester is already there,
Mrs A. l.. Means aud her four emit
dton viii leave the lrst of the week.
Mrs Jack Mckinley arranged last
WecE Ion a house ana viii enroll her
three Youngsters len school Mrs Win
MCKlssor with regular RoOseliinn
family of seven, Will go within the
next ten days Mrs. Frank Icnnlnes,
accompanied hy her young 'on. will
winter there, and devote her time in
thc study OF music. Others leaving
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CunE AOI-n kIDNENs.
Albuquerque sufferers should lako
NJ Further Risk.

Why will people continue 20 suffer
the agonics OF kidney complaint,
back ache. urinary disorders. lame
ngss. headaches, languor, why allow
themselves 90 become chronic in
yalids. when tested remedy ~ olfer-
ed them?
poan's Kidney pills Is the remedy
Ia use, because It gives TO the kidneys
the help they ned 60 perform their
work
II you have any. even one, OF tho
symptoms 90 kidney diseases, cure
yourself now, before gravel. drupay
or Brighrs disease sets In. can Aihu-
qucrquc residents demand more con-
yincng proof that the following?
g. r. Flint Central House. Grand
and Douglas AYES, East Las Vegas.
y. NJ, sayg 81 am as firm believer
In the merit OF Doan's kidney pms
today as when / publicly recommend
ed them about seven years ago. A.
that time Doan's Kidney pms entire
IS relieved me- OF backache and other
symptoms of dLsprdered kidneys Tho
benefit ! derived has been perma-
ncnt
For sale by an dealers Price soc,
Fostet- Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New
York. sole agents 10 the United
states.
Remember the name-poan's- ana
take no other "a
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NEW MEXICO SOCIETY
social Affairs from various
Towns,
stnOIiIt,i

SUI AllAtNafs
~urorru. y. NJ Sept H--Couniy
Commissioned David FAR eupc down
Tuesday morning from Nbuqu'r0uy
10 attend special session of the 'ooru
of county commissioner.
probat, Cl.rK f.. n sweet nr''m-
paul,d MIS- sweet n1d children as i'r
as Albuquerque saturday ou their way
tu Topeku, where Miss Marguerite ".l
D., placod in school
Dr NJ McCroary came In ir'W
Mugdaleua ruesduy attended to busi-
ness before the probatr court ana
thence from h.re Goo Albuquerque "u
The afternoon utiu.
Probate Judge Eduardo J1raWII'"
rumo up Tuesday mornius 90 hold
probate court Tuesday
Oscar U,dmanu. cashier u' lhe
b1nk OF NJ sdalcun. camc down Tuos-
day ON business boior, th' probate
court
County Commissioner Nein Gurulo
came down from his SAN Acacio home
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-11
MESILLA VALLEY
LAND INCREASES
MUCH IN VALUE
Price Paid for 400 Acres is
$4,000, and Another Deal
Transferring 1000 Acres at a
Biz Price is Consumated.
oNeccini Correspondence, 10 The Herald,


Iu Druro IS " Sept d one
1 tbr ma hand Uoais recent. made
wa- That COT lho Nund. tuci consist.
boo. OFF lGu acres has been sold for
tiu,uuu. CO., au ut,Itnn OF 500 prr Julu
Some uI bIH land 0a uuI,r cultivation
md .uu d. uH a. ur great Elc
UhuuI lu.. Hau means completion
wEd 1u adequate WHlD supply ia ua
sucd land f.ufl'E increase. 90 value
Residents haze predicted that valley
huI i some future tim. viii scll lou
tom slun lao $1,000 an acre
= ~ Ftcsmg ul Corps Car.alU
T,s5a H lu Town closing l"al for
1000 acres of yJllc land located lu
tap IHgiiu grant thIe, miles south
u N,-l'U rain This D. ldcrcl
ono of ,Hc largest land deals ln recent
N,a.
Tine odd hand oIirc building ,s bong
torn down and removed. and 70 tNu.
Non uirs v., take ils place The
uu.iunDp win occupy tho ground
floor urg the land Office the second
floou CoaIaciol 70 T. Brown has
been awarded fhC contract ton th" cul'
sruyIW ul rno new building Post.
office inspector u q Nldons Viii be-
ucro soon to attend to the selection
ui fixtures or the utN puaiOihcC
which viii, have modern equipment
lu"oJ-uuul
b r.. Huh.lciacr oi III Paso has
been Iu iuy cIt, iu, thc pas icN DAYS
rudsHNo.u- 600 get tlc contract TOE
ilr rI. water works ana sCWcus'
,scm .o 10, Installed "a, once
ON Thursday George Frost % mem.
uc. col tu. fioa. ana Frost Wcnil,''
Hu of El raso. inspected the huIld
us A,p being erected under then
rmu. and specifications Frost plans
have l,ru uari Tor tA, First state
Bank 1WiI.ua The Masonic Temple
auI college gymnasium
Tho Democrats OF poua Ana county
viii uui ticket Zoo The hold h"o"eu
nl .ncu strongest men Hon &
Frougsl. county chairman haze return
ed rom santa ID, where hc attended
Democratic pow WOW. SO iaf iht
Democrats have announced no canal
dates bat are playing the political
aang qui,lly
a WDlamp. has received tclt
sIlu uom Jersey CiN asking him Pc
rrnu east and take che spoflnl
.as. ou Nr 1Hgsc' journal Nr WEI
autOI has refused. however as h'
u..c.. to remain n thr west nc
Rll +oOa .nruso iu the ne"op'l'.
1ls.u,. iu I'D Paso.