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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

than 5le Is with things u the heart
feel that what the people want is
news. tiished IN hi brio quantities ana
ruhsrigtit on tlie reel. Thu, D all rigilt
news should be given that's what a.
fiewBpap is ia tended Tor. but d liti.a
sentiment Is not gong to hurt angl
Iiewspap per regard less of how lar and
how much poll ical or. commercial in.
flnencs II bear. When one gets the
|scissors and cuts. an article From d
spaper it's % safe guess that Its
mot market report to be look edsat In
yelrss 20 come rs sonnet hing that up.
peaIs 10 him or her, for the felsonsthat
|df has lonched The heartstrIhg :of con.
Cord: Slss for hat reason that there
|ismore real enjoyment In reading that
which come from the per OF the Scniin.
try ditor6 way bacl the hills or
West Virginia thar III d pnrnsing OF d
paper that say fDuk e or De Kuea "a uck
is going to marty N iss Blank lor suiiis
scandal In than, Is high society |.
May the blessing Ok heaven rest on
the wrink led brow of the country edil
tori who ehas erlt ertained more fami,
Hes thered about the sffresIde has
| given better and Spurer reading to the
boys and girls OF this country than all
the big city dali les, The coun try ed.
tor may be poor but what he lacks In
| earthly goods he has In gray matter
and shis pen has and Will be forever an
inspiration to do tier ant q solace
to- the weary and q pleasure to the
aged and "a Joy TO the youth.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

3 series OF gospel meetings viii t5be
50 es,oondl cteds BY Evan ellstl IA. al afcyey,
q, Fayette City, Pa. In the chapel sson
Columbia street beginning next Sun.
daygat 10 $50 "a. M. During these meet!
tngs the most vital and perplexing
VIII be exponnded speir saa
will man live again beyond y The
grave ~ VIII he then be judged tas
70 HIS acts on the earth?pg s.NViIl HE
then have pportunity to repent?p and
man others. This evangelist ID IN
able exponent Of the gospel and will
interest YOU on these sub ects. \ All
ere welcome and urged 10 come. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

II At q business meeting ofsthe Ladies'
Aid Society lofS the Diamond street N
iEs church held Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. Florence Gray, the
following officers were elected. Mrs
HALLE Cunningham president; Mrs
Ella Scot. Vice president; Mrs. Eva
McG Joy secretary Mrs Priscilla lMer.
rifeld, assistant secretary; Mrs Ella
iDonham treasure. I The next meeting
Of the societySSWill be held i'm two
weeks; mt the home Of Mrs. Alice Stew.
ems, on Raymond street. III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
THE EXCEPTION.

The teacherwas giving the, school n
lecture on good conductand how to get
on. let me caution you on another
point. children she said. avoid crit
icising. Don't make a practice of find.
ing faultiwith other people or picking
flaws in what they say or do. tits a
very bad habit TO form.and will make
your own life unhappy
why, teacher" spoke up n little
boy, that's the way, my father makes
his livin'!" y
You surprise me. George What is
your fathers ;occupation?"
Hes a proofreader, ma am"
The; teacher coughed. \
8"Wcll, George" she said; 81 will
make an exception in the case Of. your
father 1855 n L; ~ u. Y 3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
Sundays. Games.
Chicago at st. Louis. .lss
y Others not scheduled.
Yesterday Results.

=.
4 At Philadelphia 4 4 r. lie.
New York 1000 900 5000 1,EO
Philadelphia ..2oo10l00O is--33 i
L Grandall, Meyers; Moore, DOOM.
iUmpires. Eason and tombstone. n, si;
Z. At Brooklyn. p r. H. u.
Boston ......210OO00 5 1-9}l1 !
Brooklyn ....OO101OO03-5 4 A
y Perdue, Curtis, Graham; Bell, Der.
gen, Erwin. Umpires, Klein and
Doyle. 5,l.. FL = 4.
AT St. Louis r. ii. L.
Chicago O1o2o21Oo-6 10 1
st. Louis .....1O 5000 COOL z 0
Brown, Archer; Sallee, Drcsnahan.
umpires, O'Day and brennan. s.
Pittsburg.Clnclnnati,. postponed OH
account OF rain. i4'I,. ;;ii
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

y y Rey. Johnv z. Turk lson, pastor. 2.
Sunday school al u 81 80 Morning de.
yotion, A. b. sliiec sSpeak King Inc
Truth Text, Y Enb. as Christian
Endeagor,S ociety. I. 80 Song service,
1880. Preaching, 5subiect Get,
ting Rid of Thing That Il finder.
Text Heb. 4 IA. The pastor wilipreacb
both morning and evening All lSare
Welcome. ssssi H
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
Personals.

Mr. and Mrs. Dieble have moved
from Stevens street to Baltimore
iieMiss ;1cie Hill, of Market street, has
been quite sick ifors a few days, &
Mr.. Mansel Carpenter, Of Pittsburg
avenue, has returned from aSfewldays'
visit at Ernshaw. ,79;:5t
Mrs. w. W. satterlleld, OF Merchant
stret, Is quite sick. l53fal
Mrs. George Shumaker. of Guffey
street isthe guest, ofrelatlves at Nor.
Is Miss Ivy Brown went TO Gladly Greek
tyesterday:toi visityher father. ,ai,,if
'fSRirs. Belle ABanear. of,Pleasaht
ley, dSuyisltipg r heri daughter, Mrs.
Frank fqogle, of 3iorgRntown aveauey
Misses Helen. and Ada Thayeriiof
Grafton, GAME down today to spend
Sunday with9FMlss Edna Trayisa56tf
'HRymohli strectG.hhiiS !ilH'9gt lite !
l4,tNr. Gaarse -Sn9wdlssliH jis expected
here tlfis evening, from aEllslnslE !n,i,ij
Mrs il Ei1 Travis and SOM Richard,
NIL, return this, evening from IL, weeks
visit ;at Columbus, o,;and Indiana. i |.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
#s5SffGat8ss FL ,A7veD y
APRIL 22, 1911.
IL, Now Venus doth resign

moii 81, SoM venus aolhp resign yDfr5
;. vi, IL ttoH'aH .shH!ln. sfsI 4e h
4 SHSa"s Tulss us gIeatly fortunate
p,anelf lhyor'ns ianliiy ana househoM
Si.tiIs, sncuu'ns lort'uhe lor millinery,
u ,,9rf,,s adorhment, az efforts to
, hle' anu IA, maFRshs shopping as
pe nv uhuer eAcelienl SIGNS.
mere IS aiso good sign ms day
i ei.ertllhnheht, amusement sing.
ms n'islG anu uallc'ns.
Love a"a''s are under exceptional
"usp.ees' helu 10 promise happiness
anu pe.,iu'lehce LOT unions contracted
, n',uer anese plaae's' ana penehtins
ioscIs seAera''y.
Sata,m. however, STANDS III place
.aat uliliets an VINO would use love or
l'!a.t''n ,U lot usariclous OF 'shoplc
ehas; mere IL saia 10 De great men.
ave IN ,thls attituae OF the punlshins
pianet lor those VINO deceive women
or misuse them.
IL IS osal an eVli DAY Tor those too
keen loI money. speculation is under
very pau slgns. aI N
Jnrltet rules powerfully for wealth
anu inuus.ry'' peneNtlhs trade ana H.
oor m ms aspect, ana indicating nc,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
Gan. YoUs soL,,Y,lE: ! T1Hls3I

& Casey says * am satisfied that
some cows have more sense than the
average man. Ny old ibrindle was
standing five feet from the Scenterfof
the bridge when she spied the light!
ming express, Just twice the length iof
the bridge from he entrance, coming.
at 10 90-nlile;aii,hour clip. ri; .t. ls5s{
rs The did mot waste the forty:eleyenth
part OF d second inside speculation.
but Just dashed toward the train and
saved herself by thesnarrow margin
nofSone foot. whereas, II she had fol.
flowed the human instinct of running
away from the train, three Inches OF
her rear would have been caught on
the bridge. ga s3' 81 "A
fy!t.It would be a great thing. IL some
people who are. slow in making up
their minds were placed inSthe posi-.
ton of that COW, when they had to
think quick - Z Isl
Can you figure out the length OF that
bridge?
Answer will ]. appear pc in Mondays pa.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
Miss stealeY WillSReeite

Miss. Odra Stealey, OF Merchant
street will so; to Morgantowii next
|Nednesdayfto recite at; the II o. 0. +.
Anniversary celebration at that place.
Miss Stealeyl Is a speaker Of much
abilityEand never falls to please her
audiences wherever she appears.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
SS K, jf!c Z Be- ,i: CURED

With local applications, as athey can.
not reach the !. seat, ofRthe fdiseass.
Catarrh Isl, "a bloo1 or constitutions!
disease, and In order to eura It you
must take internal remedies Halls
Catarrh Cure isstaken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not
q quack medicine. It was prescribed
by one. Of the best physicians In this
country for years and is regular pre-.
scription. 1t is composed OF the best
tones known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mcous surfaces. The perfect combina.
itlon Of the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results in
curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
DISPOSITION OF THOSE BORN in
tyDlFEERENT3M MONTHS! ',l 55

January: Thoughtful, coptemplative,
fearless, strenuous and political; Feb.
ruary, idealstic, poetic, artistic. nat
nral, faithful and loving; March, eau.
tious. honest and good friend: April
sympathetic. true, faithful, Inspiring
and impnlsive: May, persistent Stub.
born ,audicious and has eye open 10
own interests; June, yenturesomc to
point Of reeklessness at, times. then
again very Conservative: July, sympa-
thetic, kind, sensitive, and has deep
regard for feelings Of others; August,
discriminating mind Subtle, powerful
reasoner and lntlitiyessi September,
positive; h tIrrm4. tand, own way, GENERALLY
II best; October, Just honest, 'shrewd,
tetitelt and sameEhat proud; ,NoYem.
Der, impalsiSe, ehetgsile.s extreme and
sometimes lnhappy; December, fiery,
determined. quick to decide, but can
4dgJ1(ggs:EE d9 s.-,,.n ~ !:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
others not sehedaisd


Xestcrday's 3esultsi y
4 " Gley Gland Il. 9 II. n.
81. Louis 40 90 q b d fa.-5l S.. y
Cleveland 20 o 10 q D % s-s-6 10 "a
Mitchell: Haniilt ton. seyer, Clarke.
Michel Bland Smith. IUmplres,
,oLaughlnand sDineen, y e n
1 4 At New y OIL, Il. II IL.
Washington 10 q 40 d q AZ j
New York ,0 90 90 10 d Cd 81 i
L Groome, street, F'sI, sweeney.
Umpire Connolly and AItdiins Il
}phii iii 90 4 Bt Il y !
Boston al oi5SU 81 es.lS us i
eooribsss Russell. Eapns Livingston;
gicotte. Carrigan. umpiress Evans
and Egan. 4; Y s,iE
NJ Chicago Detroit postponed rain. \.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
suitfEntered.

"a suit was yesterday transferred
from the tGreenbfier County Court to
the Circuit Court for II cision. ~ !, il.
the case of 4 Al. -. ierrlll, set, al, sys,
e. IL Mc Chung eE q. chancery. The
case willibe decided sby Judge Mason
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Is Yesterday's SRcsuIta.a

u Y .EfNS GHN LIE A1O e. elIs 80 ~
Yesterdays Results. tf;i5,
AT. Prov idcnce--ls; RI II, ~.
Ibuhtalo =. ~. o %; i
Providence ~. I. ID. 4. 9 4
Y TAYLOR Malackey,,f Killifer; Laven.
der, Fitzgerald. i,i
q At Newark Il. Il. 10,
Montreal ~, &. 7t10 u
Newark s X. 10 10 Z i
,Sitton. Barberlch, Roth; Lee, Cady.
3. AT Jersey City, Il, H. ID.
Rochester ,..l. J. 4. 10 4
Jersey ..... VI. I. X. ~. Il
Mcconnell, Mitchell.;s Kisslnger, hut.
Ter. 1iria.', e, 7
81 AT Baltimore R..tH. q.
Toronto ........... II a 4
Baltimore 81. ~. ,;s, g. o 20 10
Gathers, Phelps Tickers, Egan. \,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

~. I7l ,lglF1T ~ w ~ ~ 7Ifs
She had a soul like an angel,
Vas never known to sin. 1
But she rared like the duce b
YShen she could n't Spry' loose, \;
a. AZ can Wit NJ a bent halrpln:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
| standaIInrya.I s x. az IlcIabs.E

Z. n n 1fl.Pc
,.:..ts..., y slogo
S,eS3Sforka...' a. Y q (, III
washington ~. "a z az. .667
Chicago 3 ID
Cleeyland 4 \. II S 4. 375
Philadelphia ..;. ]. j. 3. u 4 4 .3s3
ot.slIoulsg ~. ....s 80. .y,.,.l IS ~ 800
Boston y ::s I. I. 4. a 1893
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

"A uiarrlage license was yesterday AZ
sued by the county clerk MS follows:
s Albert fC lKenda all. q. and. fTrssie
fH=iostert !. both sof annington. 3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

toolD.lNs ONE. DAY5glSS
Take LAXATIVE BROMOE Quinine
Tablets! Druggists refund money 4!
it}failsf to cure! e ". i Gro IS sig;
nature Is on each boz. CSC. III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

it FIJI, CHENEY 6 CO., Props, =
as w ~ ~ Toledo, O..
4. Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stipation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
lIgcaIIedi e lnd,Ilana;.

W Called to indiana.
Mr. George Burdess and Mr.. r. +.
Pellsiwer called to Indiana by the
serious Illness Of their sister. Mrs.
Pell. Y ,s;:9 !,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
WANTED

WANTED \ oH .. 81 Ann Abls.;
4 bodied unmarried mon between ages,
Il q q 1s and 81; citlzens aof United
1sgtates' 81 good character ana tenn
ierate shabltss who can speak. read
I and write the English Language. For
formation apply 10 Recruiting or
1 falcer. Carney bid Fairinont, w. VI.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

IE * = NO.
FOR 'sALE-six year old driving
horse. For further informa don call
at West VirglnianS office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

WANTED TO rent small house by !.
man and wife, no children, Must
be centrally located. ADDRESS *,
West Virginian Office, 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

FOR SAlE-0nes mi Ice black horse, 0
years old good saddler ana driver
Call at the Jackson Street Livery
barn. 81 4 ~ n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

sLsI1.al: .sssss..A .lsslsieAa lsSlL:..cS:slss;.s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

FOR sALE-Three a room and one ~.
room cottages in Second ward.
qulre 22S corner Washing ton and !;
q Jefferson streets. \, n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

FOR SALE--Cornet with rs iIlustrat.
edSlessonsi Instruction & book and
music stand. q Call OR add ress Harry
West n. r.. Mo- ]. /, Eair1no
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
|B[|lsE.B||.Alil.'|z..R|EsILTS:j.'

NATIONALi3 LEAGUE. I
To.day 's Cameo. i:i
Chicago a ST. Lofts.
New York al. Philadelphia. n
Cincinnati at Pittsburgs /
Boston at Brooklyn. v
Sundays e James. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

COO Wanted a cook. Good wages
q Apply SGSsi Iairmont avenue. Is M
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
RECORD PoRKER
IS SLAUGHTERED
Tsn-Igoa sArasnSI wslrlaae see
Pounds Il Killed Ia ~. louis
stock yards; No Ono Knows wi,erc
"a Came From.

So. Louis. Mo-. Dec. 29---The heay-
lest hog ever received at the National
stockyards In East ST. Louis was
slaughtered last week. II was white
pofker. weighed SOC pounds after ne
Ing dressed, and was shipped by Capt.
3. Haines from Fulton county. III. Ex-
ira heavy shackles were required To
hold tho hog, aud although the killing
was not attempted until after the
regular days work was concluded
many spectators were present TO wit
ness Il. The hog reached the market
Tuesday and caused sensation. Il
was as baig as polar bear and caused
a shudder Of fear when attendants
started To drive Il ON 10 the receiving
platform, When stretched full length
the hog measured 10 feet from tip To
tip.
II dressed 81 per cent ~ the gross
weight and furnished 20 pounds OF
leaf lard, The age and history OF the
big hog were not learned at the stock
yards, as Il came In carload ship.
ment without previous notice and
caused sensation when discovered
among n lot OF porkers one-thlrd It's
size. The big hog was bought by
Swift A. Go. az $3.50 n hundred by a
coincidence tho big hog was received
ON the day when all records NJ the
East Side yards for a years receipts
were broken.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30

hensibIe nrnq,Ice of shooting coal
from the mulld. ~ cxemplincd partic-
ularly IN Arkansns and Oklahoma,
are the improvements IA mining
methods which have been put into
effect In some 90 the Rocky noun
tain states. especially In New Mexico.
on the Pacific coast conditions
were not materially different IN 1911
from what they were in 1910. The
production OF oil IN California con-
tlnucd 10 he the dominating factor
and probably VIII remain 20 for Home
years 10 come. The enormous pro-
duction OF this cheap and desirable
fuel will probably have the effect 81
rctarding the development Of the
Alaskan coal fields az we'll ~ of other
fields along the Pacific coast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
PEC0S VALLEY HAS
DRY LAND FEUD
Roth Ne~sor~ Assert Tint the Other
Man Did tho shooting ana Orr j.
Hcid Ia Ncst Grand Jury Under
Iond.
(Roewell MornInr NeMs.l

Wilson orr Of Kenna. charged with
assault with q deadly weapon was
yesterday bouad over 20 the action OF
the grand jury under bond In the sum
Of $3.50, by Justice n. ID. Bell. The
defendant made the required bond.
This case In another one Of the dry
land feuds. which are as common to
the farmers on the dry claims IA are
those OF tho dwellers In the mountains
OF Kentucky.
From the evidence which was pro.
iuced In the caac Wednesday. Il ap-
pears that although Wilson orr and
Hyseli smith are brotherr-in-law they
have borne no love for each other for
the last three years from the result
Of q quarrel over piece Of land.
which Mrs. Orr filed on and which
smith wanted
This quarrel was renewed at times
until last Monday, when II eliminated,
"a was claimed. In Wilson orr shoot
Ing nj Smith. This, however. orr
stoutly deniee. claiming that Mr..
Smith shot az him instead.
Al the Same time. n was claimed
that walter Orr used very profan,
language In his talk 70 Mrs. smith
However. when the evidence WA
brought iD he was discharged on shl'
charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
TOUGH LUCK WAS THIS
WOMAN'S PORTION
Returned Home On flnd Her Clothes
staten by Maid and Husband In the
Hospital.

Los Angeles. Calf, Dec. 30.-upon
returning from visit with relatives,
Mrs. &. w. Relnlg. living az asia Los
Felix avenue. East Hollywood. report
ed to the police at Hollywood this
morning that her servant girl. who
had been left IN charge OF the house,
had vanished. also the majority OF
Mira Relnig's wardrobe, -Four even
Ing gowns and other clothing are re
ported M missing, totailng value
OF nearly $500.
Mrs. Reinig had been away from
home for a couple Of weeks ana re-
turned hurriedly when her husband
was attracted by Japanese ~ ne
was leaving Hollywood car one
night last week. The husband IL at
the point OF death.
Mrs. Reinig did not notice the
loss OF the clothing for several days
as her tins was occupied In caring
for her injured husband The serv-
ant girl was known as Ethel John
son and IL about "a years old II
Is believed that she left for san
Diego
In visiting the Reinig home 10 IN.
vestlgate the loss OF the clothing,
police officers OF Hollywood division
learned for the first time today al
the attack made by the Japanese
upon Mr.. Reinig.
On Saturday evening. Dec. ..
Reinlg Ia said to have aald somcthing
10 two Japapese on n Hollywood car
while riding home. when he LETT the
car at the corner Of Vermont avenue
and Hollywood boulevard. the
Orientals followed him.
The Japanese waited until the
white man was few feet from the
car tracks and then attacked him
With knives. Refining suffered deer
cash In the left chest and the left
arm was cut from the elbow TO the
wrist.
Dr. c. ID. BAKER. living nearby
attended the injured man. hut nc
report of the assault was made "a
the police.
The police arg investigating bott
casee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30

During the week beginning January
20. isie. an agricultural Industrial en-
hlbltlon WIZ be held IN Port 81 spain.
This exhibition ~ Intended 20 be OF
connldcrahle magnitude ana fully typ
teal and illustrative OF the colony OF
trinidad and Tobaso.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
o RECIPE FREE. FOR
WEAK MEN.


We In my possession a prescrip-
" nervous debility. lack Of Wig
4 kened manhood, failing mem
d lame back. brought on BY ex-
unnatural drains. or the foiiiJs
i'm. that has cured 60 many
ND nervous men right In their
omer--without any additional
medlcine--that ! thlnk every
no wishes 20 regain manly
ina virlllty. quickly and quiet.
Ia have a copy. So ! have de-
10 aend q copy OF the preE-
q free OF charge. IN a plain.
q sealed envelope 70 any man
Nwrite for Il,
description comes from .
pH who has made 4 special
simon and I am convinced Il
Il trcst-acting combination for
"a OF deficient manhood and
Ware ever put together.
II owe Il 10 my feirow man
~ VII n WY ~ +"tttf"tA~A ="
thenan anywhere who ~ weak
nsirased with repeated fall
urestop drugEine himself with
hafbstent medicines. secure
whitsve II the auickest~eoting
rest upbuildins. spoT-ToUcs :
fNoF ever devised. and A
cursf At home quietly and
auichst drop me a line hke
tn'n p. Robinson. s7Bs Luck
@uilvtroit. Mich. and I will
send ppy Of this splendid rec
ipt ordinary envelope fires
o. GA great many doetora
would ta.oe 10 $500 for mere.
lu wrt a prescription like this
-peth entirely frca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
MADERo's SLAYER {
CAN HAVE EIGHTH
OF A MILLION
That Amouni IN Good ArBeffcan Dol.
lars Deposited for tie Benent oi
the Man Who WIN f'ut End Ia
aErxico's President.


washington. Dee. a0.--eeldem has
there been any such harefnced at
tempt 10 purchase a murder ~ N
saId to be now being made by par
sinane OF the neylEta faction. There
~ said 10 be n fund OF slsb.ooe oe-
posted a. a reward IN a New YORK
hank awaiting she succcssfni eoncin-
sion OF q plot 20 asHassAnhte FRAN
cisco 1. Asasro. president o. Mexico.
The plot, organized In Paris and
New York BY a group OF Mexican re-
dictionaries. put into attempted eae-
cu,lon by followers OF General Reyst'
represented IN Manhattan BY q mem
her of a prominent family. II known
IN All ,la amusing manifestations 10 Ma
dero hlsnaoif. TO his agents IN New
York ana IN Washington.
The United states government
through the department OF Justice
was appraised Of the plot as far naei
as tho last Friday or saturday IN DC
tobef.
Anulinr and Meiito Hurtado. OF I'M
Mexican federal army, and twenty Q
more others OF lesser note In Mexie'
city on sunday AZ bcln& posaesned Q
nullty knowledge, was tho first OUT
ward evidence OF the plot
If they are guilty. the men repre-
snul only ona phase Of q conAplrac
thnt has dozen or moro phases
each one independent Of the othe'
an wnrklng throaeh a central BOO
"a q common end.
~ she present moment . band 2
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
ONE WA OUT OF
DRINKS BONDAGE

The man who II wholly temperate
by deliberate choice and SELF control
does not understand what an awful
neht the excessive drinker has to wage
with himself.
Time and again honest attempts are
made 60 quilt drinking. but failure fol-
lows feilure.
There Is one way oui--a way out by
the Neal Treatment that VIII. In three
days. take man who has been drink
ing for an age and transform his de-
sire for into an abhorrcnce Of all AT
c0hollc liquor.
The craving desire ana appetite
which holds 10 many IN the Wise OF
drink r. a result Of accumulated alco-
hottie poison IN the system. These
drinkers cannot stop without the right
sort OF medical keip.
The poison IN them can not be ex-
PEELED by nature. More huuor oniF
temporarily relieves the craving
which h merely symptomatic OF the
polann az work. Tho Neal Treatment.
which IL administered AT The Neal In
stlgute eliminates she poison aud nett
trailses It's effect upon the system.
Once expelled. love and craving Tor
liquor Is also gone.
The Neal Treatment IN "A harmless
vegetable remedy taken internally and
administered by regular physician'
without hypodermIc injections.
Al the Neal Institute guests enjoy
an the privacy and comforts OF home
hotel or club. Names are never az
vuiaed.
For further Information and FREE
booklet. write, call or phone The Nea
Institute. si2 North second street, Al
buquerque, n. ".