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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-06-15
FATHER TAUGHER RESIGNS.

Rev. NJ. J. Taugher, a Manitowoc
county man who has been priest in
charge of ST. Joseph's Catholic church
at Fond du Lac for twenty-five years
has resigned and will take rest. Rev.
Taugher will retire July and will af-
ter a vacation of some MONTHS seek a
smaller church. Last year he com
pleted new church for St. Joseph's.
Father Taugher was born on Dec. -,
1852, in Buffalo, N. Y. A year later
his parents moved with him to Newton.
this county. In 1869 he entered the
seminary of st. Francis at Milwaukee.
He was ordained to priesthood on June
u, 1878. Father Taugher was first APP
pointed TO passionate at Oak Creek,
but was transferred TO Delavan on Nov
u, $780, remaining there until Feb. Is,
1886, when he was appointed to his
present pastorate at Fond du Lac.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-06-15
Notes From Married..

Last Sunday evening Mrs. Catherine
Mama succumbed to dropsy at the
home of Martin Kvitek and son. She
was born in Bohemia, and was 81 years
of age when she died. She leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Mary Kvitek, ST., ant
Mrs. Anna Skwor of Caldwell, Kansas
Her husband died some thirty year,
ago. Her remains were buried We'd
nesday at 10 O'Clock at Greenstreet
Catholic cemetery. Rev. Cipin officiat
ed. May her soul rest in Peace
Amen.
The Misses Mary and Mabel Reedy
after spending few days at Ocontc
and Green Bay returned to their homes
here Monday.
Mr.. Ed. Krieser of Stark was a call
er at Maribel Sunday eve.
Many of the young folks attended
the dance at Kelnersville Sunday, anc
all reported Jolly time.
Mr.. John Wotruba returned to his
home in Milladore after spending
several weeks here with relatives.
Our people are anxious to have 3
barber locate here.
Mr.. Lotus Warm of Stark was a bust
ness caller in Maribel Monday.
Our blacksmith seems to be in good
spirits these days. whats the reason
for it, Rob?"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-06-15
Notes From Newton.

Mrs. Charles Schlmuhl and daughter
Essher of Milwaukee are visiting at
the Pozorski home this week.
Miss Ella Fruhreih and Albert Pin
gel were married on Friday, June 9th,
by Rev. SEEKER. Their many friends
wish them pleasant journey through
life.
Mr.. William BREEDER and wife of
Mishicot were visiting at Mrs. j.
Bonde's Sunday last.
Mr.. Edwin Eberhardt and his pa
rents took trip to Manitowoc in their
new auto Sunday.
The carpenter II. Naumann is busy
making Improvements in Carl Eber'
hardt's farm.
Our town assessor Mr.. John Will
harms is busy assessing this week.
Mr.. George Adelman Of Manitowoc
and Miss Agnes Wagner Of Newton
were married at the St. Boniface Cath
Ollie church last week Monday. After
the ceremony the newly-wed pair ac-
companied by the guests repaired to
the brides home where II reception
was held. The groom is a progressive
young farmer and is well liked by his
many friends. The bride is an amiable
young lady of sweet disposition and has
wide circle of friends. Your CORE
spondent joins their many friends in
extending congratulations.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-06-15
Notes From Denmark.

Arthur Larson was visitor at Dor
chester, Wis, n few days last week.
John eastman of Chicago, formerly
of this place was seen shaking hands
with old friends and neighbors recent
ly.
The card party and basket social at
VIM. II. O'Brine's Sunday evening was
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-06-15

The Misses Clara Gartzke and Alma
Kassa were at Manitowoc on Sunday
last.
Mrs. Henry Kuhl, mother of Rev
Kuhl and Mrs. Joseph Kuhl, sister.
in-law, both OF Newport, Kentucky
arrived here for an extended visit with
Rev. Kuhl.
Miss Lucy Schultz is at Oshkosh
this week to attend the graduating ex'
ercises at the Normal.
Mr.. Edward rohland, prominent
young farmer of this place was married
to Miss Martha Goodsdorf of Marion
Wis, last Saturday. Their many
friends here wish them much joy anG
happiness on life's pathway.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-06-15

Ottila Tuna visited with relatives at
Gibson on Sunday.
After finishing successful term OF
school at Gibson, Edward Zaruba is
spending his vacation with his pa
rents.
The funeral of Mr.. Masma of Mari
bel took place here on Thursday from
the st. Wencel's Catholic church.
Jos Siebold was Manitowoc bust
ness visitor on Friday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-06-15

grand success, financially rs we'll as
socially. The next card party will be
given at the home of Michael Seaman
next Sunday evening which will be the
closing one OF the season.
The approaching marriage OF James
Finnel and Mary Metz was announced
in st. James Catholic church last Sun
day.
Mrs. Heffernan was d visitor at
Green Bay last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dewane and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Dewane visited Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Powars in Askeaton
Sunday and Monday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Vida OF Melnik
were Branch visitors on Wednesday.
Mr.. +. j. Sharer is having cement
walk laid arour his hotel.
Mr.. Henry Eunn former resident
of Branch has purchased The cheese
factory and creamery of c. F. Meinert
for a consideration of $500. The new
owner takes possession Immediately.
Emil BONN and George Carbon OF
Kossuth were Sheboygan visitors Mon
day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-06-15
FOR SAlE-LAND-W WISCONSIN.
LAND BUYERS BARGAIN,

IIaN4FT = II = 7 INV 1T 7 7 w = ~
GAO acres located 3 miles from the
Village of North Crandon, which is
about % miles north of Amigo, can be
bought for the bargain price of 81 per
acre. Land is in good neighborhood,
close to market, schools, stores and
churches. The estimate of timber on
this tract is about 100000 feet. AS a
farm proposition there is no better
tract in the state. Can be bought for
cash, balance long time. For further
information write, JAMES CARDIGAN.
424 Caswell Block, Milwaukee. Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-06-15
Notes From Greenstreet.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Xaruba are visit
ing at Chicago with relatives.
Gertrude Taicher after spending the
past winter at Milwaukee returned to
her home here one day last week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-06-15

Our Crockery Dept.

offers many items of interest to the June Bride
For the Brdea superb selection of open-soc Dinnerwarc
American, French and German makes
selection of Cut Glass and Table Glassware that will fill
wants.
Kitchen Utensils of the best including the celebrated
"Wearever" and wagner brands of aluminium ware.
Brides Friends An of painted Chin
Glass; Sterling nad Glassware, fine Vases Lamps etc
that will make the selection of gift for the bride pleasure
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-06-15
$40. to $50.
Wash Goods

Is pieces Printed Batiste in a variety of floral and
conventional designs, IL cent value. ..,.......
lot of Printed Batste in large range of
upto-dae designs, Is cent value
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-06-15
Summer Goods

We've fine lot of Summer Suits here-soft tweed
and homespuns, cheviots and fine blue serges ney
models in English sacks
For young the "Shape-maker" model; for middeagd
the 'Varsy' model.
Plenty of COOL thin stuff for outings vacations and such
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
COMMISSIONERS TURN
DOWN REQUEST FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE

IN, board oi county commissioner
tudty turned down Two applications
Tor liquor licenses whi,h had boon
presented Geo that hrdt Tho uppH,1-
tiou uf PlscHil rutinoia asking f0y "a
wholcsal, license Tor thro, months
was rejected because 10 was n,f Prop
,rlN made out. The board is not rm-
powered tu issu, such Hccusr for less
than year
The application Of th, Southwest
rru Brewing company to establish q
retail liquor .tutr at M" corner ut
Manuel ana broadway was laId upon
the toul, until the mretinu ,f August
60. after nu address was mad, before
th, board hl W g. Robinson .n bee
halt Of On. ..NErns asking M board
not to grant tu, lcousc. as IL would
work for On, harm of that luDalitiN.
The board decided Go advertise for
Lids "u bonds Co take up the out
standing Issue. - November 10. 1905
December @. '-, AUGUST %. H1 ind
July ! 'ul This motion was carried.
pth,r matters taking the attention of
che commissioners had a. de- with
road difficulties. THE ruud uvcr~,,r
"as Instructed to brlng thos, matters
before Oh, nest meeting for adjust
uent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
FUNERAL INSURANCE
COMPANY ORGANIZES
Association l. incorporated IN santa
Ic Which VIII Insure the Policy
Holders Decent burial

Santa Pc. y " Aug g. -Incorpor-
au0n papers N,r, hl,d today Loo tho
territorial syvr.tury- office by tho
M'sila VALLEY Comparative Burial
association. n. g. strong being the
statutory agent ANA Griggs street. Las
'ruc"s. bona Ana county. hc place
ot business. Ia these days uI cu-0peT-
alton trusts pools aud the like. il
has occurred tu certain Las cruces
business men tAlt cooperative plan
uf funeral Insurance could be- ID suc-
cess and Wlil, tur new company has
no capital stock uor shrouds have
mo- pockets the company's finances
VIII be- looked att,r by assessments.
The invorporutors are Isdoro Armi-
ju. =. Moreno. o.. ~, Moeller n g..
strong, i a. Strong. an of Las Cru-
ces. y J. Fountain ot M,silh Park
aud \ f. Barncas,lc. of bona Ana,
The association is 90 have rog-
ular funeral director "of good moral
character and his duty win bo 10
give the deceased funeral costing
from $50 90 Sioo In class 90 ana ina
class "B' according To- schedule ar
ranged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
BADLY DISoIlGNNIZED.

IN" Democrats IN congress ar, at
sea "a their plans ct procedure. They
have ,.ool tariff and cotton tariff
project ana others hanging nr,. but
are. apFarentlS. without any definite
plan of action on single proposition
They have disclosed decided lack ~
cohercncy m their management aud
leadership. Perhaps. n they would
valve thv opportunity ot playing puu-
Tics with what D., lcu 90 legislation
snd l't The praise 90 President TAFT
for their attitude toward rcciprocit,
inspire them. they would come oui
of the present situation NOR. credit
ably
Democrats demand wool revision of
some sort. AS do also tho nsurg,pt
Republicans, Dut even at thus latc day
in tsc session they seem unable e.
go, just what Kind of revision they
wish. Al least the factions have not
agreed on the extent o. which they
-Hulld goo Th, lnal passag, uf the
reciprocity bin has served bat Co cone
fuse. for It forces a show of hands
ihai threatens to- bccomo cmDarrass.
UuL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
orfNING TnE CNNlL.

Although 10 vouid seem rather pre-
Wt'lr. 90 H.su ss 20 this early date
il' ..u.uu. with which the PAN.
.1a rHu tu Dbl, opened. thor, is
r. |.u.ns tae fact that popular M
t,r,.t Ho. already been aroused and
th' nsp~ bias commenced ~, H-Itu-
u,W ts tu which cot Ca, hIsDUr .uIrs
of tu, NAYS should read Oh, ua,l. uru.
D,siun through On, completed nat,r-
way. Some advocate th, placing ..
OBJ. nId sailing irig1t, Portsmouth boz
DO, Far oceaus, OF her hiuurI. rr.-
.rd daring thr yiVIl war and before
omen. 'u.nk tia, "a, olympia. Dew
,N NHs r.T n th, battle Uf Manila
Dos, bound have On, privilege of
showing tn' ruul, Go tht other ycS-
s'is white t1, Brooklyn s,hlcy's old
'iH ssnip. and the Ncw York. samr-
son flagship. have thor champions.
irluaU.. u, sr,etssi number of p,u.
pie believe thnt th, honor property
belong O." ga, oregon. 1r 90 was that
ships sensational ana splendid cruise
around south America ~ IN, opening
'' rhr war WIN spain which mad,
...Nr to DO, American people m, u,-
c,sHv ni an int.rYe,aui. anal under
American control lr strategic fac'
lt} Goo OBJ, proper dcf.u.y ~ the
.nHutr,
Tho oregon IN order tu g,, 10 th,
scene u' war n the Atuuu. mad ia
steam ,3to0 miles. through ,he s,rai,
"f Magellan and along bot. coast. of
South America This u,.aarnb',
cruise, which was watched with keen
anxiety Dos IA, whole American p,p.
plc. consumed o. days Had IN,
Panama canal been open tu. U.stau.,
would have been ouly $500 mt0,s
and the ship would probably have
made the trip ih thiyd OF "a, time
That II took 10 80 around the south
American continent While the ore
sou arrived al he scene Of operations
900 ni oondlfion 10 fight and perform
led spigndid service az the battle Of
santiago. her arrival more than
n'nth auoner might have everted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
SANTA Re WILL
PAVE AVENUE
City Council Passes Ordinance
Providing for Improvement
Drastic Saloon Regulations
Enacted.

santa Fe. - NJ, AUG a-At a meet.
ing OF The city council Tuesday night
du ordinance was pass.d providing Ion
thc pavement eft Palace avenue aud
strict regulations Tor saloons were
enacted Mayor Scugman stated ihut
I've would NOT run for another term. at.
ihOueh several oi the councilm. IA
stated thar thi4 would be- NECESSARY.
To insure the carrying out OF the pay.
ing policy
Palace avenue rs 10 be paved a.
soon as possible rom the residence of
;. Spit fO ths Arroyo sails This wa
carried unanimously all of the coun.
cilmcn present. Mcssrs Nlarid. Baca,
LOPEZ. Nova and Mhcclon. voting for
e.
saloon rg-ulatiun wds enacted b..
passing an orIiuunc requiring Toe
closing of saloons by "a. m. on we,t
Gays aud 40 midnight Saturday. loa,.
in@ curtains mp on SUNDAY so tina,
the bar can De seen. abohshiag inc
back door systom and tbc back yard
entrances and prohibiting he sale or
Siit OF alcoholics 10 minors
Mayor Solismau said TODAY that the
paving of Palace avenue viii begin a.
soon as possible and thar eighty per
cent Of the property owners favor 30
ana the other twenty per cent have
not filed any protest In writing
The Iaying is not 20 cost more than
Sl'u per square ward ana suitable
guttors and ouINcrts VIII De- built IN
city Is authorized 100 enter into con.
tract at once 10 carry our tho PLAZA
The cost of kccplug weeds out ut
The street ia tea years vii pas for the
paving, said Md'ur Sslismdu tins
morning
\ l'aiur, of the council myvtihs
was The statcu,u us Manor Scigmau
that me- would not ,uu 1suu for ma,
ur OF santa Pc as he has had all tho
experience IN that Office he seeks
This statement Was ELECTED by ia. j
\. Rolls who asked tac MAYOR b. The
future administration could not be-
pledged 90 carry ont the paving PLAN
80 thnt the entire Palac, aNonu.
might Bee paved The mayor replied
that 10 was not lOl him 60 bind future
administrations iu thar og any Other
natter Yes. Dc Is said voice.
Tor Wo are going no run YOU again
Then there was laughter ana finally
tho MAYOR made his statement about
E. second term and his desire 10 rc.
ire into private lilo. bat added tha,
he policy at The present aaministra.
lion is 10 Continu, street Iaving
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
STATEHOOD Goes
ASIDE UNTIL
AUGUST 7
There Was No One Present to
Talk on Subject Today and
Smith Had Bill Laid Over
Temporarily.
stan correspondence
The Evening Iierald
Nntip ~, Post iitdu

washington Aug 3--Tho statehood
resolution bccam, th, pending bust
mess 300 tuo senate this afternoon when
th' r'-Ipporu"nmont bin of "a. hous,
was passed hy viva voice vote, IN ..
much H- up uu" appeared 10 b., pr,.
pur.d Co speak ou the question ana
tn, scuat" having already nx,d Aug
ut Jos thy day Tor voting on tho
resolution. Chairman smith requested
that DO Dee .1Id aside temporarily
The democratic delegation held d.
meeting ct e. local hotel TODAY and
then called in body at IA, white
mouse whore they discussed statehood
"i,h thc president and other officials.
The senate this afternoon passed
senator Borahs bin cNcmpunn irrl.
grafton districts from Tho operation
ot ia, four per cent bond issue Jaw.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
ml, nMN MInIlINI-

FRAN. Nal'r0. who financed
'n, revolution vuI.h overthrow Dul
ls Don .H NH. iH E'i ID dose 10 hs
"Vu W........ 40 vHe Ho Who tHush.
Boo. ..|m'.. mra oi tho north fhH'
i'.rrnF.. HW and order could "'
hF1i.t .'t aside HS 'h. ".I'i ."d
HIfuuD' NATURALLY iI. world H"H
''uk. in him iu i'ti.I. E'.'rHn'"'
D.su.t.t tr.r u,,... Ola. ..t
fad, ,... ..5...t. .r.. .. r.r ..f
,.,.,.... .....,..... ,...... I.... ..I...,.,. d.
n, nU. DID. n..... ,U,u u... .f, .Yuit.
,. uk,r. Oh. fa.. t... field ,rafu.r him
.. ..,,.... .r..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
poiss m >or KNOW

Mr. iuI,raaud. D,mu.ritt. Yu.. boo
OBJ. u,f.,.. aroused cheers .t .uthu.
msm ..sterdl, when 30, ,poG nn Hu.
ru,su gloves and aludl,d Nh mvau
roughly
Tho .as. Is plainly ou, pf I,-, ma.
I,st'. Docs Mr. Underwood NOT know
that Nh BRYAN BIS u, Democrat.
party Us 10 po.-.ul, that DO. u,Vy
arisen boss has Move. heard OF th,
cross ot gold aud tu, sixteen Go one.
with prohibition 1- 1 .id, lime. up, tp
mention imperialism nd q frn 9th.
orsr
MI Bryan does not agree with MI
Underwood and his coufrorcs in On.
hou-' This is not remarkable. since
ii haas been Ions ,hur sine, MI
Bryan agreed with anyone. either
Within the fold or without
but for Nj Underwood To- openly
ana publicly SAY things about Mr.
Bryan is an unhoard-oI break %
comes IKE a. bolt ont uf q clear SKY
and IL viii doubtless cause r. stir
when the real faithful get th, next
ISSUE of the Common,r and Discover
what has been dom,
ln the m,autim, il Is noticeable
that tho ranks ar, already breaking
The harmony that has been talked
about has gone a-glimmering. and
before thc next campaign has rolled
around either Mr. Bryan win have
brought Mr. Underwood aud some
others {" his way # thinking or there
VIII De- some political black ana blu,
spots ON tho PARTY anatomy that 10
viii take some time Go eradicate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
IN
NEW MEXICO
ORGANIZING
Various Insurance Societies
Banding Together for Pro-
lection Against Adverse
Legislation in Territory.

o. IS Fuuu,r ., 'h, brotherhood
."i American N,pm.1 aud uu, OF th,
1'st huuNH iu.Iruu, M,u 100 th,
southwest, r Doe Albuquerque TODAY
and WuI ,uaiu tpr several DAYS 100
The interest of 90 HurH which was rc-
GENTLY nt4-uru,d 100 Santa F,. that
.ui ursuulIua frr NaIluu. frutyrn1i
lnsuwnD, societies 100 SO. M,Ni,o into
I'd central hods .pr th, rIpu-s ot pr,o
venting uuE '.s Huuu uun,prJhl, o.
'rai'ruai -...,.. u,ug enacted iu
N,w M,Nlou. 1H. membership OF IA,
fr'tcyual ORGANIZATIONS loo New Mex
loco runs uu JY 10000 and more. with
goo iodss- representing insurance Co
th, uuouut DBL. sIla.uUu. UUu In is pee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
GRAND RUSH To
SEVEN LAKES
IS STILL ON
]. M. Childers, Who Has Lived
for Years in Vicinity of the
Strike, Says Prospecting
Will Begin Soon.

Iut seven Lakes. y. "a. rs now
quite % hu-uur little village and that
tbor. be- every reason Go believe e.
pu.tu'N.. ana general shore viii be-
necessary tor thu Wclfir, OF the COM
muuit th, interesting ufurma-
uHu 1tuu.h' n today from the scene
uf the uI strike Dos j. NJ ChNd,r- OF
Tuur.Iu IS ~. who has lived boo tbt
,I,uit, n. seven Lakes Tor ,yu years
Mr. CuId,r. sNs that the country for
miles around Cine uil VOL has been
taken up. With usv people coming
boo tN the time WIEN surveyors ANA
thos. Wt.us intentions of taxi
ing up o. few sections of land
Chid.r s the man who puu,rd
Gsors, o. I,lrn1rd off Ahuqurr.
uu. about the seven Lakes country
aud who assisted MI LcIrnard who
represents number Of Albuquerque
m,u. to locate on favorubl. sections.
Tho local people associated with Mn
IrUruard h.y, ulcd on hllf soc-
iiun of section Is. "a half section OF
section %. section at white Rock
HHu ia-t tuHlcr. tur,. and e. half
miles from seven Lakes. and on spo-
tiuu ft. .uI 900 section U.s. Tho -Ur-
uuu on which tho seven Lakes strike
wits ode I- boo the immndmt. vicinity
.f tr. SECTIONS uI which Tho Aluu-
guvru1p men have nlod \ party coz
Gallup mon. consisting of Gus Mai
holland Gregory Page. John Gordon.
~ \.umau Fred Myers aud Ed
iis. Ht., already started tu mat,
DRILLING outHt Co the MulhoIfHud
claim HuH rr prepared Ju gu between
$1,000 .H1 5000 feet after uil
The Nulhollaud claim is only u
mile from one OF The claims located
D., Iauuald and Childcrs section q.
Ta which Auuqucrqua men. repICs,u.
ed ur l.'aru1rd have filed tor 500
po..-. va. iurmvrit he home of Chic
Nicaut. u| 'Iu NasaI0s rock lu.
nation 5000 fDcf nigh. az fuc bottom
of which I- spring of water rs a.
feature %. 90. topography ut DO. land
on section g. tho rock nundtuu Boo
SOME places ha,ng ho appearance ot
being saturated with oil
Chid,u Be- of the opinion thai there
;. lroa1 things iu ore fur hc people
IS no Al q un The land u the seven
Lakes country An oil rNleIt sent Co
tnc bcld by 10 \ Jastro OF Uaknrs
Held cal mas reported Do is said
hat tho Indications ar. that oh wu,
d., obtained Boo quantities aud chat iHa
nd struck ai Seven Lakes - oI huH
qudlitiN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
slnn NV NRn-sInn

Tho readers uf this paper wiu hr
pleased tp irurn that There is at least
one dreaded discss, That science bar
been abb, a. cure Boo AN its stages. aus'
that is rHturrh. Halls Camrrh cur.
s ths pujF positive cure now known
tp thr medical fraternity. Cattrrn
being 90 constitutional disr5sr. r
uuir,- constitutional treatment
Hala CHurru euro ts taken Internal
d. a.tul directly upon 90, blood mud
mleour surfaces of thc system. thor.
bN d,.trufIu1 hr foundation COZ tH.
ii-,as, Wu .it.us tho patient
etr,ustH N building up an, .ou.utI.
uru and I..isJIug uaturD boz duiu- 3d.
work 1h. Urupri.turs have 900 uuru
nth Boo .t. curative powers hpr th,r
otter 900. .uudr,d dollars Tor ans
.ss' nhuj % lui. 10 rur, send FOR
l.t 81 testimonials. Address
o. H. CHENSY a 60.
Toledo. q.
Solid at an druggists. I5c.
Toxic ilHi Family PILLS Ton rnu.u.
patton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03


\"' can
IN'i' Indigenous
'I' Ih' 'u
incur
e'oI' ul I''' wonders
I h' store iH' tourist another curious o.
N'S'o
the
O
I".'d o ODE sunlight The tourist had heard OF lcu
ON 90 ul mad
Iih o %
q u the uut
west NH' y tourist nl not talked %
ana John % Clarke sensitive the
wears have built
So when f tourist o' %
I.h liam CLARKE 3 not "a a. II
h
'i Ut - 1000 optical Illusion
SANDER. aua sou think the 30
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03

TIA, r'uyaruatrd spirit coz Jo, Mul.
h'tton sends 'oru from san B,r-
nerdtuo hos 'ggs or, h1tehcd IN TIC
desert "wifhoui the aid of hen or IN.
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dues The Matching work Rut not
until al" eggs are laid without the
aid uf thu hens can the san Rcrnsr.
dino genius hop, 60 attain his great.
est triumph over truth