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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-01
Kendall Nears Joker Ledge.

Zeb Kendall, who has lease on
the Joker ground, adjoining the
Big Four, has operations under full
swing, and is confident that in g
very short time he will tap the rich
ledge which shows on the surface
of the ground.
At present a crosscut is being
run to the right of the tunnel, and
it is now in about so feet. From
the mouth of the tunnel the dis
tance is about 375 feet. 1t is the
expectation of Mr.. Kendall that the
ledge which crops the surface will
be cut within the next Is or 20
feet. If the ore body proves all
that is expected of it, the Joker
lease will soon be piling ore on
the dump to be milled.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-01
Forman Fraction Giving Up Or

FoIman Fraction Giving Up Ore.
Vucanovich and Stipich, who are
operating a lease on the Forman
fraction ground, now have their
hosting equipment installed and are
taking out ore from the shaft. They
have, during the past two weeks,
raised about so tons, which are
now on the dump. At the 1OO-foot
level they have stored in the drift
100 tons of ore that will run about
$50 per ton. The leasers plan
to have mill run made at an
early date.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-01
NOTICE!

All parties knowing themselves to
be indebted to the undersigned are
requested to call at the store and
pay May /, 1911 After that date
mo goods will be sold on credit. No
tickets kept There is only one
way TO do business, and that is
cash. Respectfully yours.
4-24-5-l Il. c. PEART.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-01

At the Gillan-Ferguson lease on
the Union No. a work continues
steadily. The drift at the 65-foot
level is now in 40 feet, and the
rich streak from which over 80
sacks of high-grade ore have been
taken is still in evidence and pro-
ducing the yellow metal
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-01
White Cans ON Upgrade.

The recent startling discoveries
in the White Caps has caused that
stock to be in great demand in San
Francisco, where it is being eager
ly sought after at 5 cents a share.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-01

exceptionally rich ore, which, it is
claimed, will bring the average
value of the 1000 tons to about
$75 per ton. The lease is working
35 men on three shifts
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-01
Union Lease to mill 1000 Tons.

The Dexter Consolidated Leasing
company, operating the rich Union
No. 8 lease, has had over 200 tons
of its ore milled at the War Eagle
mill the past week, and an aver
age value of $40 per ton is being
secured. This ore now being treat
ed is known as the second grade
stuff" and it is the present inten-
ton of the management to treat
about 1000 tons at this milling,
In this lot will be milled some
ANuNN~N-~~s~NN~N~N
Concordia Club
Wed. Night Dancing Assembly,
Miners Hall, 8 O'Clock.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-01

Fresh milk and cream at Palace
Market. 12-12-tf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
HORNET" is STUNG
BY UNCLE SAM

New orleans. liz. oct 9--1N, Iasi
chapter in the rvTcnt Spanisn Hnu-
duras revolution was written .,st.f-
day in the United states district court
when Judge RUFUS ~ Foster -.cH.d
the order declaring the steamship
Hornet forfeited To- the tuited states.
L.ihel proceedings we're flied tgt'ust
tho ship hy District AttoTur, '.Jrl-
ton " Bcatiir during IN, month ~
June, when indictments Wcr brought
ny the federal Rrand iur asunst
Captain Charles Johnson. 49, Beer,
Manuel fmnilla. Lee Christmas and
Florian pavidi Tho u.n vcr"
charged with having nfltd up the
Hornet for u filihustcring expedition
directed against the Republic uf span
ish Honduras The Hornet was sri2-
ed hN the government guuhoat
Wheeling who towcd her into the
port al New Orleans where sh, had
been laying Idle sirNe Tho uWuers
having failed 10 claim the vessel.
after proper motion from the .nurt.
Judge Foster Yesterday PLACED alt
owners and persons and parties in
tery"ninE n contumacy and default
and decreod that the said Hornet. her
tackles etc. he declared futfeitcd 10
the United states
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

hrs Hnicker- what ls the matter
l'ride--The recipe is Tor cottaFr
ana ours IN bungalow .-
SOW York sun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

draws % train II b. tbc 'Sru 90.
glue iu tH, world and was built iu the
Santa 4, hops in ToPc.a 'hts sg..-
m-r. auG Nts not Nct bcru pis ,I boo
actNic" c>, pt for trial trip, aud '1,
deu,nst'"Ii.n train n VIII Do. u..l
tor heavy freight service h th.
Within q Year has built ton u' those
engines IA tine Topeka shop but 90
one with toe demonstration train is
the lsrgcs' 90, the type. The yyun-
ders Of No. 5000. the engine on ryhi.
billion, arr Is inches and % inches
by 32-inch stroke. The engine care
rl"s 22a pounds steam pressure per
square inch The tank carries 3 @ 900
gallons 81 Wuter and 5000 GALLONS &
fuel oil fhc engine has 20 drive
wheels. two truck and two trailer
wheels. Notwithstanding its er,tt
size the engine goes around curN 's ~
easily as ,he smaller types. ~ the
boiler moves over the machinery on
system of Sliding supports. Tho en-.
CINE ~ equipped with all fhe o. ct
automatic devices. such as air r'scrs.
ing gears. bell ringer. CYLINDER cocks
feedwuter heater and superhca',ru.
The fuel is crude uil which ~ icd 10
the lire box b, means Of throttle
valves similar 10 the control ~ an
automobile The arrangement ~ 80
simple that the engine could b. firrd
by a i?-yeat-uld boy. The engine
has 10000 pounds drawbar prli. aud
can pun 10000 tons on a level The
smaller engine used in comba isun
with the Mnllot b. OF the eight heel
type. II weighs 1900 pounds =, nile
the larger engine weighs 500. 900
pounds. The little engine has ahpi,
one tenth IA" power OF the MALE
II IL estimated that th-cc.quarter
.of million people have seen the
demonstration train since u started
from Topeka september -. PrQNi-
cally the entire population Of every
community through which the train
runs turns out 90 see ID. People live
Ing q long way from STATIONS so 10
the road crossings 90 see &C. \ coi,-
mon Nght is country school lir a
up near tho right 81 Wa> To see IA
train a. % passes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS
WILL HAVE PRIMARY

New Orleans. oct The l.oulsi.
ana Democratic state central .ammlt-
toe decided today 20 bold Demo-
cratic primary early ucVt summer. IN
which ali Democratic voters mas lake
part. 10 elect By district and from
The state nt large delegates ana uItUr.
mates GO the next Democratic national
convention. to nominate Democratic
candidates Tor presidential fIr.tnr
and 90 nominate q national commit.
tecman
Tho resolution also provides for 20
preference vote for president. each
voter expressing his proference for
Wilson Harmon, Glars ur any other
Dom ocratic candidate and the dele
gates Co the convention are to be
hound hv this popular vote tuj 90
v'otc IN convention Tor tu0U .tudi-
dates as the Democratic uurU.. 'nr
President Tho resolution Nu. luluI-
mously adopted. and Nue strongly
urged. on the ground that 10 would
lead 10 the discussion of national Boz
sues IN Louisiana. which have boon
generally neglected heretofore
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
ITALIANS IN THIS
COUNTRY LOYAL
Banker OF That Nationality
Says That Those Now in
United States Still Love
Sunny Italy.

New YORK y. v. oct. s-Tho
statement has been made Dy u prom
incnt Italian banker nf this city that
Italy needs 900 support from her loyal
sons IN America and local Italians
viii probably not even meet to pledge
their moral support Go the fatherland.
That thea are al in perfect accord
with tho action of italy is wen known
and meeting to voice me sentiment
may be- held but uo definite plans
nave been made to bring the members
~ the fifteen Italian colonies In the
vicinity together
We are heartily loo accord with the
acttuns taken by tho government We
are all loyal 90 italy " We are not
loyal Go our native country we would
not bee To the land OF our adoption.
" 10 was u.rdod there would be- thouH-
AIDS OF dollars contributed and an
army sufficient 90 wipe Turkey on the
earth would sail for their old homes.
but 10 is lik- a cat playing with n
mouse. The war will he at short du-
ration and Italy viii be- given the
rights granted TO nor by the treaty OF
1873 following the Russn-Turk war
when Italy was granted q protectorote
over Tripoli
The promise Of the Turkish gov
eminent was never kept Italy in
yadod tho Turkish empire but It was
in % peaceful manner. schools we're
established, banks and commercial
houses followed the invasion of the
citizens ana today there are Hundreds
~ Italian pupils attending the schools
in the land NJ the Sultan. paid for
with italian funds.
THE treasury of Italy Is wei Hlled,
her credit ~ nearly a. good az thar
of thc tinted state, aud she has right
on her side. " tho promises uf Tur-
key had been kept there would have
been no hostilitlcs Two ltHiau mis-
slonario- were killed year aso and
nothing except promises ever resulted
"Thtt th, war II not tIkon seriuus'
b, shown %, the fact Italian sccuriti's
hav. fallen hut point of thr Rours'
tho Wall street nf Paris and N'aH-
quarters for az Latin financial ..u.
teri.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
FRESH LOT OF SPuDS
FOR INDIANAPOLIS
Mayor Orders Another Carload
and Will Continue to Con.
duct Municipal Grocery I'm.
til Commission Men Come to
Time.

indianapolis. Ind. oct Mayor
shank has succeeded IN closing q
deal for another carload of potatoes.
ana these are being delivered To- per
Suns who placed Orders with tho
mayor last saturday. when carload
of potatoes WAS sold IN the city mar
kot az cost GO fierce commission mcr-
chants Go lower the high cost OF iiv-
INK A. there were only ego bushels
Of Potatoes M the SECOND Gar bought.
aud tn, mayor has orders FOR Glb
bushels the carloHd did rot last long.
tn" potatoes we're bought from a
Wisconsin frm which consigned thc
car tp local house. only 90 hive the
shipment rejected ON the theory that
the potatoes were hong Instead OF
round IN shape The mayor aud ~
" adkins. who has had charge ~
the mayors potato enterprise. looked
at the potatoes. said they were of ok
coIi"nt quality and bought them az
81, bushol
The mayor expects 10 receive an-
other carload ~ potatoes In "A few
DAYS. IIc is receiving hundreds VI
letters from ail over the United states
relative 70 hts efforts
The idea 81 cooperative associa-
ton among the employees of the Penn
sylvanla railroad shops H. gaining
great headway ana the promoters
nov believe there VIII bc 500 meme
hsrs.
The plan ~ thr association rs to
protect tho mcmhors from tse impo-
wtlons 81 mlddlcmeu. and one of Ne
chief promoters is William Anderson.
"a Scotchman. who told his fellow
wrksrr of cooperative association
Doe helped 90 FORM IN scotland that
had capital 81 one million dollars
otl potatoes canned goods ard real
necessities 81 the WORKING man viii
%, bought In bulls from tho manu'ac-
turer direct The goods viii not Dol
stored " nfiN men want gu0 tons
nf coal 2On tons pf coal Will boz
bought and sold directly 10 the mon
at cost N canned corn is desired hi
n bunch of members the same meth
pd viii be- adopted Tho association
win save e0 per cont hy Tho method
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
SANTA FE SHOW
TRAIN LEAVES
TODAY
Unique Demonstration Pulls
Out at 7;30 This Morning
for Northern New Mexico
and Later for Texas.

After spending more than dav IVA
ihis city santa Pc demonstration train
NJ : left this morning 80 30
O'Clock Tor the north. Las Vegas.
Trinidad and Ration viii be ~ next
stopping points. The train was vis-
ted bN thousands Of people while
here. almost the whole population
turning Out 10 see h. from children
~ AGED ana feebl. old men ana we
men some OF whom actually had 90
p" uftsd down from the engine
The idea of the train h. simply Co
how the people what advances havr
been mad. Ia railroadinE since 1851.
aud the train certainly does present
rreat contrast In Old ana new tray
silng methods The idea of the DEM
onstfstlon originated with J " Jar
rell general publicity agent Tor the
santa Fc II was heartily endorsed
by thr higher officers. and the dem
unstrstion ~ ,he result u has been
the greata"st advertisement IN ths
history of railroadinE
Publicity men accompanied the
train throughout its entire trip. and
many and varied are the pictures 90
The train and lts observers which they
have taken.
There are pictures of the train on
sin DAYS on windy DAYS, in a sand
storm, under AN conditions There
are nictares Oi school children
marching tn view the demonstration.
Tined up Against the euRino aud ia
thc cars. ~ tho officials planted on
tho front w the giant Mu'let ioComo-
tive. Df O. solsci and oholrr few boid
ing the babies while their parents
vent through the train, this Was fun
u,1. and cot every other possible In
yidsnl on ihf irIp Thor, arc NUN.
Bon OF pictures soft rs. l;i Pas1 hoost-
ofa who met ana viewed the train AZ
Port summer SATURDAY. OF CONNER
r'ai h"dles and indeed Of almost
ever, other sort 81 proplo Who came
90 see the train
MANY Instances are recorded ~
people making long and ariuaus trims
for The solo purpose Of Visiting ihe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
NOBODY SPARED.
Kidney Troubles Attack Albuquerque
Men aud " 1Hen, Oid aud Young

Kidney MS seize young and old
Come quickly with little warning
children suffer IN their early
years
Can't control tho kidney secre-
lions
Girls are ianguid. nervous, suffer
pain
Women worry. can't do daily work.
Mru have lame and aching backs.
The cure for man, woman or child
~ 90 cure IA cause.-the kidneys.
poan's kidney Pills are Tor sick
k.dnrys-
Have brought relief TO Albuquerque
people
Albuquerque testimony proves %.
Mrs. q. Fourneiir. fOy s. Broad-
way. Albuquerque y NJ. says -
can vouch FOR Doans kidney PUs
's heartily now as when publicly
recommended them over two Years
aRo. since then I have advised other
persons Co try them ana i know frpm
'ports thar they have acted satlsfac-
tofilN In January 1907 / said iu "a
public statement that the contents OF
thrce boxes had cured me or pain fn
the back that had clung 90 me- for "a
long time ! can now ada that 7 have
q" recurrence OF my old trouble"
For sale by an dealers Price SOC
roster Nilburn Co. Buffalo. New
nork solo agents for the United
States.
Remember the namc-Doan's-
ana take no other 20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

demonstration. ono man over ON th,
rut-uIi drove go miles ui De- this IT.
holds the record so lar
Ac.omrantiu the Train are \.
Oman. superintendent ct motive pow
o. VI j. prurN superintendent 81
motive pnwer ~ IA Junta Frank "
Thomas general apprentice instruct
or. J. g. FARRELL. general puhliciit
assent T. o. Mackle. trainmastrr AZ
san Msrrlal. several road foremen ~
engines aud General Superintendent
siarkNesther cup to this poiutl: l.
y. Mattemore master mechanic; n.
=. Van Sl,ck. general livestock agent;
livestock Agent Carter + 3 Brooks.
traN cling livestock agent. General
Manager + a. Fox, General Supcrin-
tendent J VI Kurn Master Mechanic
James Kieiy Freight Agent Brown
'he general passenger agent for this
district and g. r Ripley, engineer
of tests
just before this trip was com.
menced the engine pulling the train
was tested on the run from Emporia
90 Kansas city u maintained an
average speed 81 20 miles an hour
over thlp stretch while hauling a
train 81 4a6O tons
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
ESTANCIA VALLEY WILL
SEND MANY PEOPLE TO
THE FIRST STATE FAIR


Willard. Oct o. Practically every
body In the whole EsnncM yluol Nill
be In Alhuqusrpue. ono nr NOR, days
mex, week during thr fair ThI prose
nj seasna has been fn'rN PROSPER
Gus one for the farmer. yud mrr-
'n1nts ana everybody has q little mo.
N.y to spend fair week. m. road be-
t'een here anu Etlhnris i- constant
hlied with motors hfnglug Hr
county soar residents down 90 the
santa r. a. take tdtuntas, OF tho lib-
'r1i rates the railroad people nave
made.
The Commcrriai -iun has arranged
io have the exhibits shown hero last
week AZ tho willard hir. put ON exc
hlhition az tho state fHir \ good
many farmers are planning 10 enter
private displays 90 compete for iho
various prizes oncrod by the Alhu-
llDruuO people.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
Nnerienn Ienene.
DEMONSTRATION TRAIN
SHOWS Vt WILLARD
Especial CoFreapondeace 90 the HERALD

willard, y NJ. oct S--rhe santa
Fo demonstration train was here this
morning for thirty minutes and st
udctcd the largest crowd seen iu
town for many u day The people
"er" courtcously conducted through
M" train by the santa Pc employee.
who never seemed TO tire explaining
the dinerrn, exhibits.
Conductor y. u. sill with the san
"a We for thirty years. was the CEN
ter of an admiring crowd that sreatly
enjoyed listening to the sturdy Teutpn
tell oi HIS many years OF seT,ics FOR
tho company
Many people mOtored down rom
EsttnpN 20 see tho train
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09


According Ga statement made
Yesterday by one 81 the men con.
n.oi@d With the train. who. however.
did not wish to be quoted, the train
will very likely come back this WAY
and 20 over the coast lines The
present "trip into Texas IN an addition
20 the original plan. but the success
which has followed the demonstra-
ton up TO this point has been 90
great that further tour has been
arranged for. covering the Sautt
FEES gulf lines This will then iceVe
only the coast lines unyislted. and u
~ thought that they will not be neg
lected when the results TO hs attained
hy trip are so great
The train b. composed 81 locomo-
tives. flat cars, coal cars box cars,
furniture and automobile carr. ca.
hoop"s stock cars. smokers and pas
sengsr coaches. two OF each. repre-
sentlhg the modern equipment of t.
day and thc cg tipnieBt in upe Ia 1881.
There Also display of Smaller
equipment such az old ana nrN
brakes cuuplsrs. signals etc. A com.
picte automatic signal plant rs In or
clrt on un d flai ctr An interesting
con ,parisun b. given ~ section ~
dirt track win 'e-pound rails frsten.
"a fe SOFT wood ties with hand driven
SPIKES, alongside Of u piece 90 rock
tsiiFstcd track with sn-puund rails
fastened 90 Srestcd hardwood tics Dos
ueu7s ot screw spikes uut in HN q
sorrow frikc machine on q new Is-
Cphs rItn cav Inside the 'ar nre
cha -ia and drawings giving 20 hnieil
Information about materials ana 'nn-
Ifiru.tl1u
ihr nuiin ttfrteton ~ M tNhil i-
titu b. th. Nauct i0romorN. VII y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
THE REAL SHERLOCK
WAS DR.. BELL, WHO
DIED RECENTLY
Old College Professor Taught
Conan Doyle All He Knows
About the Sleuthing Game.


London, oct O. Dr Joseph Bell
the eminent scottish surgeon who
died recently, was the original of
Conan Doylo's sherlock Holmes"
Doctor Ben who was horn In 1887
ana Was an Instructor Of Doyle when
the latter was medical student az
Edinburgh IN 90, eurN SOS. was not
only an enthusiast .n his study OF
mysterious orimcs. put was also the
man vino gave 10 Doyle his first in
sight into the wonderful possibilities
of Ga" 'dcductisc method Of arriN-
ing at faotS--the method which
sherlock Holmos" has used In his
famous stories.
The future author. then lowering
between 10 chuic, OF literature or
medicine as % profession was much
Impressed at th, time. hut u was not
until long aftorWurd that the impress
sion thus formed developed into the
detective narratives pat In the mouth
OF Doctor Watson These gained such
popularity and were sought by pub
lish"rs with sucn frequency that thcy
pnlled on Doyle himself and be- KILLED
the nctional sherlock of ia an Al
pine adventure oesy To lot him turn
az again when the demand continued
too strong
pr Belt was described hy DOYLE ~
a man With SHARP. piercing gray eyes
eagle nose ana striking features Per
maps hr had constantly IN his mouth
the pipe inscpnrabie from The story
and stage conception of the character
but the author did not mention thia
Numerous anecdotes are told of him
along thu sherlock Holmes line one
day in the prvsruc, of hls class. he
said to patient who had come To
the Edinburgh Royal nnrmarv for
treatment
You aye q uildicr and ,ou are a
uun-commis-inned officer "a that You
have served iu bermuda How DO
know that gentlemen because he
came into th' room without taking his
hat off, Just ts h, would ~ into AN
ORDERLY room. \, slight authoritative
AR combined with his age. shows
him a non-commissioned officer 4
rash ON his forehead tells mo he was
~ bermuda ana subject to q certain
Kind Of rash known uult there"
OF another patient h" remarked
''ientlcmen We have here snau
who II either corkcuttcr or o slater
" YOU Will only use your eyes for a
moment YOU viii bc able Co define n
slight hardening regular ealluus.
gontlemen, % is ON one side Of his
foretinger aud q thickcning on the
outside of his thumb. sure sign that
he follows the one occupation ur the
other"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

You are moi experimenting on your
solt when you take Chamberlain
Cough Remedy for cold as that nrcp.
Halloh has won It's great reputation
and extensive GALE by its remarkable
cures OF colds. and can always be- de
pended upon u Is equally valua die
Tor adults and children ANA may 10
given TO young children with Implicit
confidence as q contains no harmful
drug. Sold b. all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
po,ND SALE

on wodncsda4, the iith das Of
October. 1871. 81 go O'Clock "a. M.
in front ~ the city Jali on Norih
Second street ! viii sell one black
horse about wears uid. viii weigh
about sac pounds. both front teet and
risht hind foot white. branded on
fiRht shoulder. saddle marks on back.
THOMAS McMlLLiN
titN Marshal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

The hest plaster. piece of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain Lint.
mem and bound on over the affected
parts Is superior to plaster and costs
onls one tenth as much For sale by
all dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
Dingl,ns.d rntIcnl. a. .igl,t.

Conan DOYLE said ~ nr Roll
He would sit In the patients wait.
ing room with a Nce uk. red In
dian ana diHFnos, people az they
came la, even before they had time
Ia open their mouths. he would tell
them their symptoms and would oven
give Thorn details ct their past NE.
and h. would hardly ever make 70
mistake"
pr, Sell was affcctionatolN aud IN
ihiliHrly referred Go Dos several genet-
ations OF medical students as "Jnt'
Bell Tie was consulting SURGEON %
the Royal infirmBry and ReYai hose
pithl for sick children. member NJ
University Court Edinburgh unlror-
atty ana % wears editor OF tnp Ediu-
burgh Medical Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

Lame hack Is one OF the most com.
anon forms OF muscular rheumatism
A Few applications OF Chamberlain
ljnlmeni will give relief For sale
By an dealers