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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03

Whenever a group of women calamity
cryers get together over a cup OF tea ana
a slice OF lemon and start In to bemoan
the decadence of courage, chivalry and the
rest OF the knightly attributes It is a sure
sign that their capacity for observation
Is cut on the bias In nine cases out OF
every ten the women in question have
been so busy looking for the polished
armour and the helmets with the waving
plumes that they haven't found time to
learn the heart beneath.
Armours and plumes have gone out OF
fashion along with lances and caparisoned
horses, but the quality of real courage re-
mains the same yesterday, today and to-
morrow. Instead of waning with the adj,
vance of civilization and its complicated
social system, chivalry has kept the pace
and the truly sympathetic woman recog'
nizes II wether Il Is clad In overalls a
motorman's uniform or a plain business
suit.
gave you his seat on the car last EVENING"
was the question to one complainant.
"Oh. that was just ordinary courtesy
she explained glibly.
Yes, and there weren't any greal
crowds there to applaud or any medals oil
any Of the trappings Of knighthood either
were there?" added the first woman
Playing to the galleries and standing or
two tired feet are two widely separated
tests of chilvary, but l can't see where
one has anything on the other. unless II
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03
Would Have Law Solve Servant Problem


The domestic servant problem is grow
Ing serious for the simple reason that it
monopolizes half the energy OF the women
who employ servants and three-Quarters
OF the time of those who do not writes
Mrs. Havelock Ellis In the London Mail.
No legislative body has seriously tackled
the subject, because it. seems insoluble
\ either from the idealistic or the realistic
RStandpoint. Law. however, is always q
good steppins>etone 20 an IDEAL The mo
ment the legislature interferes In this mat
ter of domestic service and removes IL,
by so doing, from an unskilled haphazard
occupation to "a high calling, our troubles
will minimize in the region of domesticity,
says Mrn. Ellis, and then continues;
The OLD fashioned worker proud of her
drudgeFy In the home. and the old-fash-
Toned wife. absorbed in domestic organiza-
ton and the comfort Of her husband and
children. are now becoming rare. The
servant of the past was, in her way, an
artist and delighted in the routine Of her
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03

Do you know that you soak up social
uttle-tattlef OF course, Il Is no use for
any Of us to pretend that we are not inter-
sstoa IN people- We all like to know II
Mr.. and Mre Blank are going to Florida
or are contemplating a divorce It's fun
70 be informed on the price OF a debu-
tante's Paris gown, and IL is interesting
"a know whether the wife Of Mrs. Nobody's
husbands law partner was invited to Mrs.
N0body's reception. The partnership dis
solving disaSreeAbly for the men makes
N exciting TO conjecture whether the wO-
men wm take W the quarrel
But. much al we AL delight 10 listen
20 personals, We invariably have a more
or lees silent contempt for the individual
vhO fnsds us With the food which We know
dtsAgross with ~ YOu are that Dersm-
leu 10 not mean to do any harm; and
more often shan not yOu DO name The
very lack that makes you repeat whai
othsrs say-your short supply Of tmSgina-
tion and the consequent inability TO do
original taIldng-makes you carry your
stories very accurately You haven't In
ventivaness enough 10 improve them OF
twist them You have just enc raason fOT
being = social absorbent. You DO II that
you may have something to sive out that
viii make you veleoms among your
friendA -le.
xsn SEs nss ss-9 x0ur personal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03

One More Boost for Kan sas

with u.s." asked the bride. $50 that / may
care for him7''
The new husband consented. A letter was
written and the answer came back
promptly. Yes, Mr.. Luce would be glad
10 make his home for the rest OF his lifs
with the, wilson's. A few days later and
he was back under the same roof with his
wife OF other days.
Everything went famously until suddenly
the young couple found out that their
marriage was not legal-they had been mar
ried before the six months had elasped
after the final decree. So 10 make their
status perfectly within the law. they were
married again in January at Newton, Kan,
the former home OF the bridegroom. Now
everything goes as merffly as the typical
wedding bell. And happiest Of all is Mr..
Luce.
why" said he, Il want them to stay
with me for the rest Of my days. l shouldn'
feel really happy without them. 1 know
perfectly well that / made a mistake in
persuading her to marry me; there was
far too much disparity in our ages. Now
am trying to make amends the best way
know how
AS he spoke, young Mrs. Wilson was smil-
ingly nodding assent to everything he
said
Mr.. Luce" she said, with a smile Of
! affection. 'is the very best friend we have
in all the world. OF course. we shall care
/ for him Is long as he lives. Nobody could
have been kinder to my husband or myself
and we both have the highest regard fol-
him. We owe him every care and atten-
ton that we can possibly give"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03

A gentleman never snatches his trousers
away from his wife when he discovers her
going through his pockets He only hopes
she will leave him enough With which to
go down town in the morning. He is per-
fectly welcome TO go through her purse
any time and help himself TO anything he
can find. That Is what married life means.
A man should not allow his feelings to be
hurt when his wife runs across loose
change or a roll In his pockets he ought
TO play the game and take such little con-
jugal pastimes for granted.
Chloroform never was mentioned as the
best means to gain the moneyed END. A
woman never would chloroform her hus-
band; she respects the home bonds too
highly and her spirit always shrinks from
a scandal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03
Ash Creek Line.

work, which resulted in keeping home
clean and beautiful HousewOrk was to
her what color and brushes are to the
psinter-a- medium for an expression OF
loneliness. Her successor has only the
worst faults Of the artisan and none OF
the virtues Of the artist The pitiable mix
ture of vulgar gentillty and hopeless in
capacity of the ordinary general is con-
elusive proof Of our dilemma in this mat
ter. The tyranny. dogmatism and insult
ferable self-sufficiency OF the trained SER
wants are equally insupportable. Both
spend much time and energy In guarding
their rights and evading their duties. What
survives of the oId-wOrld mistress who
held sway over the old-fashioned servant
is club devotee, or a frankly dissatisfied
woman who longs for a home and for the
loye which encompasses 1t.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03
Political Geography.

Glass in geography, stand up. What is
latltude?"
ut is the allowance to be given to the
professions Of friendship made by a political
candidate"
Right. What Is longitudeT' g
Longitude is the imaginary line which
divides the platforms of the two great po
litical parties" 49,
What is the equator?'
II guess it's modern politics"
"Why?'
Because It's the scenter Of the earth
Buffalo Commercial.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03
Modern Tests for Men and Women

be in favor OF the tired feet" -
why isn't your boy in SCHOOL, social
settlement worker inquired of a busy
mother. He's only IL years old and should
be at his books"
Yes, ma'am, he should agreed the
mother across the buttonholes her flying
fingers were fashioning. "But, you see,
there are six of us, my man was killed.
and Jimmie had to go out and help make
a living for the little ones"
While she was talking Jimmie came In
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03
WEDNESDAY,
Name and Address.

ann and School
Brilliant
Twentyhrd Franklin 1903
1901
Webster
O.
Hill
Kellom 1905
MaryG
lice
MarieJu nek
Central 1895
Long
Long 1884
Dewey
1908
Thty-fth Park .,'.'lsOO
Park
Lake
Meredith PAPA Hamilton ST. kelom 1870
Sherman 1907
California
Ernest Spdng Druid Hill 1900
Twentyfourth Saratoga 1908
Twentythird Lothrop 1903
Saunders 1922
Ole I'LL Ontario St. .Vinton lSVl
CASTELAR, 'lSOl
Blonde Long
.Comenu 1908
Henderson .lothop lsVv
Haze
Clifton Hill
ssss South Twentieth st<'Vnton '''''''s"A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03
Story Of an Elephant

little girl whom everyone loved.
But faithful Betsy was watching him.
Just as he leaned forward and raised his,
powerful trunk to strike Mimi Betsy
quickly picked her UP and placed her be-
yond his reach.
All the circus people came and praised
Betsy and It was decided to sell the bad
elephant. so that he might never again try
to injure Mimi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03

quotations" are never maliciously meant.
There are some girls who quote from
books as conversation. It's because they
have not the originality to form opinions,
so they take the text word for word. But
YOU quote from people And you do Il
just TO make conversation too
am sorry for you. You are one Of the
lonely ones. You feel that you have moth
ing especially to recommend you to the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03
Haa somethiaE 70 Lea1a.

Had s0methiaE 10 Learn.
Have you ever supported Booth?- asked
the mEnasef.
Ne" replied the applicant Il never
saw Buoth act"
How about McCutlDughg"
MCCULLOUGH disd before went upnE
the stage"
"Of cOurns, yun were with Mansfield p
mo, air; am sorry IN say that Mans
field never had q plAas tW mo in any q
his oOmpaniak."
"H'ml Have you ever sean Ma Fisks'i
leading man."
"'lNot yet"
Il guess TN give you a chance YOt
may be able TO learn somsthing. "-ChicagS
Record-Herald
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03

And you sny," questions the possible
customer, that this globe IL an exact rep
resentation OF the earthT'
"oh, yes, indeed, sir" asserts the sales
man.
Nonsense! Tell me how they could get
far enough away from It to make the model
and how they could stay up in the cir
long enough TO sketch both sidesT"-Chi-
cago Post.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03

III madame will pardon me, this suit does
noh match her complexion as wen as the
other"
The suit Is alright. want II to match
a bull pup.-Louisville Courier-JournaI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03

The lead mines OF Cumberland and Der
byshire yield about 1900 tons OF lead per
annum.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03

At Titusville. Pa. In 1859, the first oil
well was driven in the United States.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03

An earthquake at Montreal, Canals
November q. l7s2. damaged 10 houses.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-03

The PatAEDnians are the tallsst people
IN ths wmids ths LAplAnAsn tbs ahrtsaL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

nalu 10 th, eastern shores of tn
continent lu tins country the No'l
treatment b. administered similar Co
t.. uur m th.. city, Established 'i
Portland. Maine. Boston, New N'.t
aty nunaIo. Baltimore. Jacksonville
Florida. cleveland and tlncini'i
ohio. superior Wisconsin. - I'N.
AMI Minneapolis. Minnesota; 'hI,'s'
ind Murphv-boro, Illinois; lndiah'''.
us and NcN Albany. Indiana, Mrm-
phIs. Tennessee, Little Rock. Nih'H-
SOS. springfield. kansas CITY 'nd So
Louis. Mo. Dcs Moincs. btt IMPORT
ANA sioux city. Iowa. Topeka ku-
.t-. N.Bt'Qt CIRQUE, New M.N"H
ouaha ana Grand Island sob. S.0lN
F.u. and Aberdeen. g Dakota Fargo.
y Dakutp. Houston Texas; spokane
and seattle. Washington. portland
oregon. aud san Francisco and Los
Angeles. california. ln cana .., \.1
Iu.t.tut.- are established Boa vtNiE
urr,Iur. from coast To coast lu
Australia the government hH- ollie
.rIHli, endorsed aud adopted On. Seal
treatment and is admlnistcring the
same 10 hundreds of patients loo o.
government institution cstablisn.d fur
that purposN Many other Institutes
are contracted for ara will 3D.. ,,t1b-
iished fu the United states aud for
oipn countries at early dates.
ud--FGNNNCIAL STANDING.
Tho National or Parent company
known rs the NEAL INSTITUTES
COMPANY, which stands NOT ouiy at
the head but bark of all local come
ptnIr~. b. corporation authorized hy
laN with % pUdUp capital Of uuD mill
Hon dollar. owned ana controlled nF
O. rpm sentative class OF business mud
profess oull mon. with IT'S iiu1ucial
ana business management in charge OF
Hon jaime. f.. Bruce, for uiur years
q state senator, a banker, q man Of
large means and high standing tu thu
professional and business world ana
ia, mcdicM department in churgc ct
and uudrr tho supervision of Dr BENZ
g. Seal ia. oItut.'" l' sue ire -
msut which hears his unm" The Seal
Institute. owned h} tho CutCNGo
HOSPITAL. which IFS q corporation
authorized pN tho lows OF the state of
Illinois located az N1l Fast fast street.
Ia chicago. has a paid-up capital of
tiUu. uun % with assets iarG,N in tN-
rcss of thai amount. and is owned and
controlled Dos representatives. ana lead
ing doctors professional ard business
mon 100 thai city and both senator
Hrucr ana ~ N,al arc giving that IN
f'itutun their personal ana prufes
sional attention The other above
named Institutes represent an actual
Investment ui over utL'rl tIfHis.
owned ut representative leading pro-
frssjnutl ana business men In each
community whose combined wealth
aggregate many millions of dollars
This. briefly stated is the financial
status aud backing of the Neal cure
ol tG. h1,.- uf which il seeks aud asks
the ultrouugr ana cooperation of
100 good people every where.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

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Hho .r. daily ano "..f N'Rihs %"
Uneven aud losing 4.IN. with the
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"Itu tnor po.s"n'" 'ud 'r''".
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
B|SBEE WOMEN HOLD
WAKE FOR A
DEAD Man
But it is Not a Dead Man AZ
ter All, Moral; Why Should
a Cow Die on a Canvas Cot,
Inside a Cabin?

From tu. msnr, Daily Ee..n
comes ihr toilnWlus story of ruN
three E.sN,, women h,lu midu sh.
wake uu 90 mountain top Tor a dead
man Nuu Wu~ not r.all} man az .'
pu', Disp,c Nomcn could h.t.
gou. tnroush 1t aud come out pitr-
out sp hairs
What three Bsbyc women saw 600
tNc tuu ot Mtlors peak u the llgI-
.nunls, or rather what little SIl.
.Tul,s lpld them o.. saH. was onoug %
o. Wrn thr ha'r white in "a sluRi
night" bot 81 didn't
Tho story leaked out several da} IS
after this parts returned from au
outing boa ia, liuWrhucas. In tn
party Wor, Parker Woodmnn, supor
lntrudeut of mines of tho Copper
Queen company Miss Jones, Score.
ttrN OF the Y vs. g. a. the Misses
TOTES and Young Silas Tolcs. ana
perhaps one or iva uthors.
lmbihlng tho buhhling mountain
nir made tho pnrV ambitions aud .
mountain Offered itself a. nu outlet.
Mt Woodmnn. who is alfu q wood
man. knows the illusions Of the
mountain country ana ho strous'y sd
Nised the young women against such
an outlet for their spirits, hut The
mountain Millor.s peak, dared thcm
and that cinch,d II.
with uulo SllAs Tulos "a thr guide
aud masculine support In time. of
trouble. the party OF three NuNnl
/ women -rt uiit to master MNl.y IS
peak Thrv had previously learned
| that There were two cabins ON ini
of IN, mountain. ana when thcy I,n
camp they went To- the owners of th'
cabins and borrowed the KEYS, foi
what would hr uirvr than to sppu,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
The Worlds Greatest The Neal
Three Day Drink Habit Cure
HAS MILLIONS or DOLLARS WVES7ED
NEAL THREE DAY CURE
Government, Official and individual Endorsements;
Millions of Human Beings Interested

T.Hu ENDORSEMENTS Tho
>E\L Tnrrr Day Treatment is ru
U"'..I hv all governments. publ, of
t...a and leading business and pro-
t..iuuu mcu--p particularly Pos mru
h. nl tho cl,rg, who uaty iuNvsu-
gIfpd. and ht thousands uf cutsd pa-
u.uH. their happy families. relatives
rl iriouds. among these ", mention
tI. go, rumcut of Australia. aud
w.u with such national auu state
standing and population u- Bishop
~'HtNNEE OF Wisconsin Hon. John
o. Short!u. judge of toe Iowa sr-
pt.mr court lt.y j T.. Nugrut thc
N,ll-inovu catholic priest tud plate
form lecturer ~ national reputation
names uf hundreds OF othors private
references oI hundreds of cured pt-
t.uts. financial reference go the larg
est banks and mor,antl" agencies iu
DO country Nill b, 0hccriu.y FUR
nsh"d upon application.
Fourth ALCOHOLIC POISON .-
pr Ncu has demonstrated that ulco-
holism. coz the drink habit b. due 20
uuI CAUSED bN the stored up poison of
'''Nl'I ~ lNt PA "NfIlN 'NulAlAA AlVIs
90, long continued CT excessive use of
alcohol, and that this causes thai ak
tr'mc nervousness. intense and uu-
b,Jrablc craving aud guawng within,
calling for more liquor. which all al
cuholics experience, ana which they
only can fully appreciate and under
st5ud Dr Seal has found the anti
dot for this poison, and combining
same with other remedies, hy has
originated tho Seal treatment. which
puIoNlv tntidutcs this puisug, neutral
iz"s and eliminates IL from the system.
thus removing the craving aud the
cause OF II. When this d. done. ma
tur", aided los tho purely vegetable
and perfectly harmless medicines adj
m.nist-red, takes rarc OF the rest. and
in thrco days time the patient be-
comes a perfectly cured person ana
unless hc or She ana an relatives or
friends are entirely satisfied with the
results accomplished at the end OF
only three days treatment all money
paid by ihc parcnt Is promptly re-
funded
ou the pn"vc basis and terms, TIL f.
NEAL INSTITUTE COMPANY OF
ALRDQI CIRQUE courts inyostiga-
lion; appcals for the cooperation of
'll good people ana asks for the pa
| trouugc nf ON afflicted ana those boz.
| tcrCstcd ian them with assurance that
you can deal with the Neal company
with that Same Sclf-c,nndcncc thnt
YOU deal with your own banker fam.
| ily physician or minist y II home 4
| personal call by those Interested AT
| the Institute, lo t"l ~ ~ 5l2 Nurta
second street, Albuquerque. s. Mex
SEQ. is most desirable. but IL that Is
not convenient. phone 32l. or write
or wire for further free Information
ana advice. aud II YOU iyc distant
| from the city, thoy win furnish you
| The address of the Neal institute near
est or most convenient Co your resi-
douCe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
SWAPPING BARGAINS
At MATS0N'S
Rush of Buyers Marked Open
ing of Pre-Inventory Sale
at the Popular Local Book
Store.

rhe opening uf tn, annual pr.- u-
Noutor salr az 90, Mutsau book store
today uas rush ''r popular. reprint
copyrighted boHk- Nulsh are being
vu'r.d 4, 3.c each M Mutspu stni
hl. SIX supply .. THIS bargain tc-
ton. Hld thos. who Nuur The best IN
Summer geadlup Wlil nud Boo this sale
ma opportunity not 90 ho overlooked.
butlrr leaders are artistic pcnunuts
OF il co'I' gees, suitable for room dec
uruu.ua 1' Ialf pm mo rcgulr price.
N,N Copyright books No:th Sl.ao,
.arr COINS 1f 81, AND nihlos ~ 80 per
cent uu Tho sale pr.rDs apply ~
p.t.tIeu, everything iu stock, iurlgd-
ling stationery cat gl1~.. leather
goods. urlD, suppIi's. ctc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
PERSONALS.

Col " : iopoWoll lc't ihis ate.
noon for Ncw iork CIV ana o'hor
eastern points on business.
Tho Ladies Ala society of the FIRST
Haptist church 0ul meet with Mts
Van Eaton al 52i West hazzeldin",
tomorrow afternoon. All ladies of th'
congregation arc invited
The district court was engaged .h.-
afternoon IN taking PROOF IN the c'alu
nf John Nurdy AGAINST the SWdt'lha
sheep aud Lamb company M"rd'
was rcprcsontcd by AltCrncy MISS
Ncuy Brewer and the receiver 'n' inc
company retained r. l. Nnul"r a.
counsel The claim involves ah'"
81, 900
Tho Alhmouue Hoy scout met ~
Tho Armor, al o'clork this after
noon for drill inspection ANA u'htt
work General John b"riih'u'' W."
ia dir,ctiur the scout Worh ~ Aluh
uuorquo. addressed 'h" no'' ~ "".','
l,nrfb eiyine them many Nhluahl'
pointers on military ne " was ~
ridod this afternoon mat all BOYS WIN
are NOT complying rigidly with scout
r,rulations wiil be- asked 10 turn in
their uniforms and resign from the
company
Tony MurclN tho santa ~ bag
gagcman arrested Yesterday ON Il
charge Of wife desriion, was araigncd
before Justice Of tho peace George II
Craig today. Considerable testimony
was Introduced before the court tn,
case wns NOT finished today, being ad'
iournrd over until Monday n i
said erorts are being made to effect
n reconciliation between Morcll and
lbia VIA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
DIPPING ORDERS
WILL Be ISSUED
ON FRIDAY
Special Committee Represent.
ing Government and Terri
tory to Hold Conference
Here.

toeuiatiuus soYoniu, the dipping
of cattle in Now Mexico viii b,
adopt d a. e meeting oi spc,ai
committee repre- soufur u, United
Si1lo rroau ot Animal Industry ard
'uc Sew Mexico Cauio SANITARY
Huuj ip uo held ju ihe offices of the
sanitary board hero Friday morning
d. Marion lines of th, animal indus
tN board viii represent the govern.
mcut 90 th mortiua aul ihc sanitary
ho1rd ri Dec represented by Socrc-
HIt Va rs J lnWood uf Ration. and
" 4 Mcdonald ~ Cdrrllo2U.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
CHEYENNE INDIANS
PLAY IN RATION
Aggregation Which Was Seen
in Action in Albuquerque
Last Fall, to Play in Gate
City.


lNtua \ ~ June glT The ChcN-
cnnc Indians at Cheyenne. NNomnH,
arrived IN Ration today go, srrics OF
three game. with The Ration club
Ration recently added several plh
err lu thc lineup and viii present "a
solid front n the initial game tiis
afternoon Caichcg " Nelson aud
Pitcher q \ Kelly ot Tine Lyons.
kau-ae team OF ho Kansas stare
League. have arrived, j \ NcArl,F
ot iast wears Ration CLUB. this season
with ElIofddo. kansas. 81 expected go
arrive tuui.M io iniu the locals ~
iorts ar, uow bciug made 90 -ccur"
Pearl ilolyctoss "a manager of iho
Ration toau Uul'croa ts pItCne-
and utility man and at present mau-
agpi ut IN, Musraiin0 club ut fhF
Central association
n s bolic,,d tlp Ration team ihiF
wear viii nc oven br'trg .hau that oi
last tcur
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

pet,us' Club Winning.
SIS. BLOOD SSDf DISEASES SdS

Contagious Blood Poison responsible for great old blood
ouhcs such ScroouS affections skin catarrhal
trouble Rhcunatsn uleeratng There such thing
Riding system these effects by killing poisonous
Any powerful enough accomplish this would also destroy
many the delicate Innings and tissues and wreck the constitution
The old blood troubles REMOVE the from
the circulation and for this nothing is equal to SSS II
the and drives and poison and makes
this vital fluid pare rich and nourshng has long been known
the greatest all blood purifiers and thousands have rid
old its ALWAYS removes the
npur,y the these old disorders whether inner
acquired Book on blood and any medical advice tree
10 all. IS is sold drug stores.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. ATLANTA, GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
DO NOT WANT FOREST
RESERVE INCREASED
friiiiun being circulated Near Taos
Ngnin~, Proposed additions Ia Car
~pii National Forest

Taos, ~ NJ, June IA petition
is being circunltod hove hy Treasurer
MARTINEZ AGAINST tho proposed addi-
tlpus To the Carson national forest
VCat OF the RIO Grandc The prti-
lion Is being extensively signed II
win be forwarded To- Delegate W II.
Andrews for presentation tu the IN
terror department.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

There is one medicine Char every
family should Dee provided with and
especially during Iho summer months.
VIZ Chamberlain Collie Cholera and
Diawhoea Remedy Do s almost ccr
tain to bc needed q, costs but "a quar-
ter Can tou afford o De- without it'
For sale hy an dealers