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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-12
AUTO DEALERS TO DINE.

The automobile dealers of Newark
are planning to talk a day OIL on
September 10, when gasoline auto
demonstrations, tires II customers
will be alike forgotten and the ira
ternity will join in one grand outing
at Feuerbach's Park. There VIII be
and games and an ~all-around
good time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-12

~ fonkea jump mo ahgnrIrcd car lass but with Slight Increase IN the list price OF the product to
mmp many sterling features and to increase the body design of THERE mmmmh until seven different models are
available she announcement made by the Cole Motor Car Company of nIanamsm manufacturers of the Coles
automobile be kmwn in thief future as the Cole @M
-, Inc ole 800 for 1872 will as heretofore c constructed Zone hssw using the same unit power plant that
WWeT@d IT'S success in previously years The Thinker nnfUmgr rear axle and Tinker roller banngh have
a4 to %x4nhw
seven style @s viii be constructed on the Cole M as follows. FNerngrt touring car huIaaegr
toy % %mu roadster s@d@G coupe limousine and LoGn limousine theta after pictured above In adding the
last three models TadTt - Colo has gone hna market in wmphn hc claimed considerable fall hae will de-
Wp "A noticeable chang in The apGmnce of the Cole Ap mB eudendm the Queen Anne style of by
p ana doors All door hbh% are placed inside
~ The ole @n line will have nickel ufnmrg@ All metal mm III either be nhkepFtdm black emnaea
mm" M WIN an on@arhe blue body finish tkd claimed viii gWeh the car distinctive dgnfed ap
incidents because of low gasoline
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-12

Probably the scverest test ever given
a lia-ton truck was on the trip up
MI. Diablo, d famous California noun
tain. The White is the only truck
thai has evcr reached the summit Of
this peak. which performance was
made during a recent slgn-posting trip
of a tire manufacturer.
The stretch between Hilton and
Maplewood, on Springfield avenue, has
been completely relaid and Roadmaker
Leitheib says the road, properly looked
after, should last many years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

Thursday evening In th. knights ~
PNthins hall by Hon. aud Mrs VI. e.
M'ch'm IA honor of ih"ir fri'nd ahd
guest, Miss B.rgcrc of santa FL.
very lurp, number ~ Judge and Mrs.
M"chrm's friends accepted The inNi-
tntion ~ attend and they certainly
had poud reason to BE- glad they did
40. for the host and hostess could not
WIZ be- surpassed 10 the generous and
engaging spirit VI hospitality with
which they received aud entertained
their guests. Dancing began nj about
min. o'clock IN the evening ana sun-
tlnucd until the small hours ~ the
morning For those who did not
care To- dance. the lodge room on the
second floor was arranged for card
games. ana they were quite we'll pa.
trunizrd. The evenings entertain
mcni wac very successful aud judge
Hnd Mrs. Mcchcm placed their friends
under great obligations for it's pleas.
urva
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
VI \t.0D\t.I,\ \.

The o. T. -. E.s of Magdalrnn aud
Kelly entertained their friends NJ TIA"
opera house Friday evening. the event
of the evening being dancing About
"A year ago the members uf the order
entertained only the immediate rcla
tiVcs but THIS year We're NOR, liberal
with their invitations and We were all
permitted To attend and enjoy an
evening with the Best People on
Earth Prof. Marcclino's orchestra
from Kelly furnished the music.
br and Mrs. Marcelus McCrcary
entertained their friends on last Tues
day evening NJ IA" opera house In
comucmoration of the fifteenth anni-
vcrsarN of their marriage. The order
Of ihc evening vas dancing
At o'clock refreshments were
served and partahcn of freely in Sec
tivns which were denoted 10y num-
Der pinned on the gcntlcman's bou-
pu.t of sweet peas Tho AFFAIR was
the equal of the colonial" ball given
last season by these cstimab- people.
We believe their efforts ar. fully APP
prccintcd ny tho friends in this city.
MAY happiness and prosperity attend
| them IN IN. remaining wears uf their
ives Mr. and Mrs McCr,ary were
the recipients of many beautiful pres
cn,s on this occasion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

PROPOSALS. ron CITY TEAMS

sealed bids VIII be received for the
furnishing TO the city FOR one year Of
three two-horsc teams. Two wagons,
one dump wagon, harness and drivers
thereof. with the privilege of ten ad-
ditional teams. dump wagons and
drivers thereof, to be furnished when
Il ma ndcd.
Contract 20 run for one year from
May 6th, 1911.
Said teams To- he used for city pur-
poses under III" direction Of the street
committee six days In the wces. and
ten hours per day. with the privilege
OF on" or two teams being called Ia
work On sundays when desired: said
sunday work, however to be- addition
al work ana 10 be paid for pro rata In
accordnnc" with bid. Each and every
one OF said horses To weigh AT ieast
t2"0) twelve hundred pounds. aud
the drivers thereof Ia he able bodied
men. capable of performing the work
required
Said bids viii he opened by the city
council al special or regular meeting
10 he held on OF after May /. 1911,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
DIES MONIES AND ,WEE>NiIi.E.

The Mcsdames sargent. thinker.
Duffy, taNanaugh, Btmmitt. Lawson
and Miss sue Garner spent Thursday
with Mrs. " v Nelson and had "a
very pleasant time.
The Messrs. Allen and Boyer made
II business trip to CLAYTON Friday. re-
turning SATURDAY. Mrs. Allen was the
guest al Mrs, Light during MIR Allen :
absence.
Mrs. Cooper and Mrs CaNanuuyh
entertained about so of their friends
TUESDAY evening Games were play
ed and "A good time enjoyed lay all.
About II o'clock light refreshments
aud coffee were served. The guests
departed at late hour. thanking tn.
ladies for a very pleasant evening
Literary was well attended Satur-
day. great many came from quite
distance To- hear tn. mock suit be-
tween Miss Ava Light aud Wilbur
Sn"isnn. IL was very entertaining.
tn" decision IN favor of Miss Light
met with hearty applause Next sat
nrdny there viii bc pie social in adj
dition To the Literary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
Additional
Society Meus
oronlInued from page FlyeN

CONTINUED from Page FiveD
holy mairimony The Young people
VIII reside al Santa Rita.
Rev. and Mrs Aulick entertained
the Baptist "Sunbcams" with an Eas.
ter cgg hunt, saturday. April 18th.
Forty-cight children spent three hours
OF 10y unalloy cd, hunting for the sIx'
teen dozen many colorcd eggs hidden
IN the grass and vines. and playing
games so dear 10 tho child's heart.
Later IN the evening refrcshsn cn's
were served and the little ones re-
turned 10 their homes wishing Easter
would come every day instead OF
every wear.
\ company OF Young people enjoye 4
a picnic al the Wilson ranch Friday
afternoon and evening. the ladies OF
the party furnishing a fine spread
Those who were present included NJ.
ami Mrs NJ A. Nordhans Misses
'iodgdon. Seymour, Wamel Swope,
Waddill, Moore and Holt, and Messrs,
Fouks, Lindauer. Bloom. l.awder,
Rutherford, Raithel. Dymond aud
King
Tho Veseys met last Saturday even.
ing with Misses MAY and iiessie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
PROPOSALS ron IEEUlNG
CRY PRISONERS, c.1t

Sealed bids Tor the furnishing Of
meals To city prisoners. taking care
OF ana cleaning city offices and Keep
ing watch at the police station during
the night, in on near by To answer
calls Viii be received. 10 be opened at
"A special or regular meeting Of tn.
city council. on or after May LIST, 1911.
Each bidder viii be required to de-
post a certified check Of $1,000 pay
abb. To- the city ~ Albuquerque TO
insure the good faith of the Did, check
To bc returned To the bidder when
contract rs entered into. Said COM
tract 10 be let In the lowest ana best
responsible bidder az 50 much per
mcal and so much for salary. Nh bids
subject Ia rejection by the city coun.
ell cDarhct To run from May TO-
1911 To- May 10, l?l2 or until a new
contract l. entered into between the
city and some other person to do
and perform such services
The city ordnance are 10 be- con-
sldcrod part ~ this advertisement
and all bids shall bc In accordance
herewith. ana all duties required
hereunder shall be In accordance
with and subject 10 IN. orders 81 the
police committee OF the city council
sealed bids shalt be directed To the
city clerk and marked, Bids for
Furnishing Meals to city Prisoners"
ana must he In the hands of the city
clerk not later than IL O'Clock noon,
Monday, Mag LIST. 1911.
JOHN u. McMANuS. Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
PROGRESS SHOWN
IN RESEARCH
Annual Report of the Expert.
ment Station Tells Of Ma.
terial Advances in Many
Lines of Experiment.

Ia the annual report OF the agricul-
tural experiment station at Mcsilla
Park. Just come 20 hand, there Is evil
dcnce % much progress along the
lines OF research In many departments
that were undertaken last year
Among other important experiments
the following are worthy of note
The following lines OF investigation
10y T. O Wooten, bolhnisi have been
continued during the pas year, being
those that have hccn approved as Dc
slrablc 20 continue until definite anu
fnal results can be obtained
They are
I ENLARGEMENT of the College
lierbarium.
? Cactus Investigations
. Rubber and wax producing plant
Investigations
I Study of native ornamenials.
= Continuation of forage studies
New work
The work of the department oi
agronomy. under j " squires. has
been enlarged 90 very appreciablS'
extent since Us creation "a when
time II was given control OF The work
In soils One man has been added To
the sian. and many changes have been
made In the general lIend OF I've worh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

on Tuesday Afternoon HI h'f b"nu-
ui home Mrs Edward Fox enter
tanned ~ ladies IN hpurf n, Mrs. 9,
n lawrcnco The hnusr was b"ou-
IuiulN decorated Ia huuor of the oc-
casion Whist VAS played After scN.
.erni interesting gam,s Mrs. simon
licrizstein Won III. most points and
sine was ~, scented with handsom"
pfitc An elaborate .uGi.D luncheon
was served late IA III afternoon. MI
IN" ladies who were present were en-
thusihs,ic IN their praise oi Mrs. Fox
as q hostess Ia thH charming affair
Mr. Fox was assisted nI Miss opal
Russell
On "Wednesday rvcnug ti IA" hos
pitablc home of Mrs q Mohr tn" la
dice of the Forty-twu club entertain
ed their husbands at dinner party
Ap elaborate disnrr VHs -erVod. TIL,
tHhi" decorations were pink ana whit,
carnations. \ most movable even.
ing was spent Thusc present were
Nj and Mrs u. " snyder. Nj. ano
Mrs charles Lawren,r. Mr and Mrs
Noodcrs. Mr., and Mrs tiNic. Mr.
Hand, Mrs. II. J. Hammond and Nj
ana Mrs. W. G Barnhart. The mex
meeting viii be held ~ the home ~
Mrs. W e. Barnhart
Mrs, ". \. Miller entertained tn,
baptist Ladies Aid on Wednesday
\ large attendance and most en-
to, able afternoon IL reported.
The dance az the Eklund hall sat
urday night was quite success. thu
decorations being IN rainbow colors
a. Ncrc also the ices. There was Z
large crowd ana a most rnioyabl,
time was spent by those IN attend
anCc.
The Whist club held its regula
meeting on saturday. April IL. at thu
home OF Mrs. Earl Messenger. All III
members were present except one an,
"A mos, enjoyable time vas spent b.
all ~ the conclusion ~ the game
Mrs Hosfcld was awarded the prize
n beautiful hand painted china cul
and saucer. The members wcr,
served with a dainty luncheon. Til
next meeting viii be held at Mrs
tlusfclds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

and contract to be let To the lowest
and best bidder.
Each bidder TX required to deposit
a certified check COR t25D twenty
Ave dollars Ia insure the good faith
OF the bid, said check To- be returned
when contract IN entered into.
Tho party whose bid is accepted
VIII b" required 20 give bond In the
sum of I'VE hundred dollars condition.
ed for 'hc faithful performance %
thu contract.
All bids lea be- directed to the city
clerk and marked hid for furnishing
teams and drivers" and must b" in
the hands of said clerk not later than
~ O'Clock noon. Monday. MAY I. 1911.
The city ordinances are 90 be con-
sidercd part of this advertisement
and all bids shall be la accordance
herewith.
All bids subject to rejection by the
city,
john A. McMANrS. 49,.
cliy CLERK.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

MR.. " W. Meyers entertained at
her home last saturday afternoon.
The guests enjoyed "50o' anti,
luncheon VAS served when they par
TOOK of dainty refreshments which
was proof Of the culinary accomplish.
m"nts at tn" hostess
several ladies cut for second PRIV"
ana Mrs. Cotton being the fortundt,
one Ia this instance received q pair
of BLACK silk hose
MIS- Meyers certainly knows how
TO entertain AMI everybody had 4 de-
lighiful time
Those present wrr, Mv~dtmcE cot
ton, Wcthcrill. Vob,rison. Mulhnllnnd.
Walgcr. Walker. Aldrich. Sauiule
Hrack It. Cafman. Wilson, leo LAM
gan. Il u l.anigan. Qurbrdcaus, cor.
nell, Tale, smith, Partridge. Glled
Maple, Martin, Colcnso and Miss Bar.
baTa Cotton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

required from the successful bidder.
conditioned Tor the faithful perform
nncc of the contract IN accordance
with city ordinances. advertising Tor
bid and contract entered into Con
tract L. run one year from May 6.
1911
Proposals are also to include am
bulancc for service Tor the city tor
such eases ms may hc decided by tn"
mayor. marshal OF city physician - be
destitute cases.
Proposals also to include adequate
ambulance service to and from the
detention hospital. whether located
within ar without the city limits FOR
such eases as may be decided by the
mayor. city physician or marshal to
destitute cases.
Ciiy reserves right Ia reject any
and all blds.
JOHN u McMANIS.
CITY CLERK
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
NOTICE TO CONCRETE CONTRAC,
TORS,

sealed proposals for building CON
crete or corrugated iron culvcrt
about eight hundred and eighteen
sis) feet long In Accqnia Madrc DE-
los Barelas viii he received by the city
council AZ the office Of tho city clerk
until l2 o'clock. noon, Monday. May J.
1911 All proposals must he on forms
furnished by the city engineer and
accompanied by certified check for
fifty t50.00) dollars ana made paya-
BILE In the treasurer ~ the city Of
Albuquerque.
Plans may be seen. specifications
and forms OF contract and proposals
may he obtained at the office OF the
city engineer.
The city council reserves the right
| TO reject any and All bids.
JOHN w. ELDER.
Mayor.
| JOHN n. AicMANIs.
city Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
PROPOSALS tUR CRY PRINTING.

scaled bids viii be received from
newspapers published In the city OF
Albuquerque. New Mexico. for city
printing. from May 10Th. iali to May
10Th, 1919. said bids to be- opened by
the city council al special or regular
IN ,eting Ia be held on or after May
LIST. 1871.
Each bidder will be required to en-
close with his bid a certified check
for ten dollars lsi0.0Ol, payable a.
the city to insure good faith of aid
checks Ia be returned to bidders when
contract H. entered into
The person or corporation to whom
contrac, Is let Will be required a.
furnish bond Ia the sum Of two hun
dred dollars tS20n 00J. To- be- approved
by the mayor and conditioned for the
faithful performance of the contract
sealed bids are To- be directed ia
the city clerk aud marked Bids for
CITY Printing" and must Dc In the
hands Of the clerk not later than .
o'clock. noon. Monday, May LIST, 1911,
AL bids must specify the amount
To oe charged per brewer inch for
the nrst Insertion, and 50 much
charged for subsequent insertions. and
To- be based on the printing nj ordi-
nances. proolamations. notices, min
utcs, etc.
job work 10 be on 500 or more let
ter heads, 500 or more envelopes, one
half sheet blanks. ono-third sheet
blanks, aud onc-quartcr sheet blanks
for the nrst one hundred and for each
subsequent one hundred and all other
necessary job work.
Bids to be based IN first class stock
for numerical printing.
CITY reserves right To reject any
and all bids.
JOHN n. McMANuS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
WILL MD.

Miss Florence Means. q wei known
ald popular student at the University
AZ Albupurrduc last year, was honor
guest Saturday morning. al prettily
appointed twelve o'clock breakfast al
which Mrs. Frank Jennings and Mrs.
Alfred Means WCre hostesses at Mrs
Jennings residence.
The central table decoration was
"a beautiful boRl Of purple iris bios
SONS, surrounded with fern fronds
F"stoons OF sm'laN were ontwincd
with law ndor satin ribbons. from the
chandelier 10 the tour corners of the
table, The grin opening between
parlor and dining room was protusely
decorated with smilax. The color
scheme OF lavender and green, was
further carried out In decorations OF
Iris blooms and smllax IN the parlors.
Seated at tho table with .he host
oss's and honor guest. were Mrs
Mary Ellison of I.ockhart Texas,
Miss Nellie Saams ~ Albuquerque.
Miss Ethel Means. Mr.. Means. Mr.
Louis Jagers. Mr. Jennings and MI
Alfred Means u
Following the breakfast there was
q formal reception for Miss Means.
the guests including her larg. circle
of friends ana acq,iaintances. who
are planning ever 80 many affairs Ia
be given during the next two weeks
IN her honor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
SAN MARC ~.

\ farewell surprise on Mrs. l.. &.
comstock Morday evening Was one
oi the social events of the season.
Mcsdamcs Nichols and Brainard
planned and carried ont the affair
though many old-tim.rs had u finger
in the pi"
Mr.. comstock, an engineer who
has been with IN" santa ~ for many
years. has located nj Clovis, aud Mrs.
Comstock and Miss Esther intend
moving there this week They are
stopping meanwhile with her mother.
Mrs. Nilscn.
Mrs Nichols conceived the idea oi
inviting the Comstucks and Mrs Nj.
sen over To- her hume that evening to
go Ia the Show with her Thcy came
but the crowd of ladies invited had
arrived earlier SO thu, rs Mrs com.
stock entered the beautiful home she
was greeted by a surrpise. Mrs.
Nichols having pro, id.d tickets. then
invited all To 80 60 thc opera house.
After enjoying the entertainment
they again repaired to the Nichols
home where AN elegant supper was
served The time passed all toe
quickly with conversation. PLAYING
and singing ana II was late when tn,
guests departed
Those who attended enjoyed cy.r>
moment 90 the occasion. Those pres
rnt were MrE Cumstock ana Miss
Esther, Mcsdamc- !. y. Il. NilSen
sam Hanna, Francis Wilson, Harra
Armstrong. a T. Bessettc. Emil
Grandiean. ". u Hitchcock l.. X
Hanna. j. " crawford. - A. Ken
nrdv, W -. l.an" W. a. Howard
clark ana Lyle, together with Mes
DANES Nichols ana Brainard.
Miss MAY Robinson entertained q
few girl friends at five hundred Tues
day evening AZ the home ~ Mrs Wal
ter Flack. Miss Ella kantcr scored
high and Miss Ida Farrell low, rccciv-
ing. respectively. beautiful olive
dish and tiny tlaX.n- haired dol!
Delicious refreshments were served
and a delightful time was had by all
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
StHtbI,IS(D.

What was one ~ the most elabor.
ate aud successful social entertain
menis OF the season Was that given
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

perfectly safe for take and instead of upscne the stomach
medicines do this member and makes
digestion Thousands have cured themselves Of Contagious
Blood Poison OF 81 and VIII write and
will send you without CHARGE Home Treatment Book wl.
will all necessary information for curing yourself your
home We will also free special medical advice ask for
S. cures by making pure healthy Natures real remedy
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA CA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
S.S.S.
Cures BLOOD POISON

A so.cacd remedies for Blood
nposcia entirely @ ingtcd
to be will
anohpiovcd the portions of
withstand the effects Of the These
attended To kill the
article want to tell OF SIS s. purely vegetable remedy
for Contagious BLOOD Poison medicine that not only cues the
disease hut which from the first dose has
the stomach and the system Nor does s. $ attempt
kill the the bv REMOVING
them from the buolwhch absolutely the only
the disease
does not require establish the fact that blood
casc be cured only by blood purifier every will admit
uiune OF this statement The question OF most importance there
IS what medicine has by actual results superiority
ood purifier We claim this distinction for S. S. and offer
fact that for more than forty has been sold under this claim
al the demand has steadily thousands
testimonials from cured patients from all parts of the country
Contagious Blood Poison, the implies Is infectious
God faint which be communicated from another
virus ct most nSdious nature multiplying from insignificant
the blood until becomes thorough Its
rSt symptom usually tiny sore or pmpe but rapidly spreads
I'd IN short while the entire body gives evidence of the
God The mouth and throat ulcerae glands the groin swell
W begins out coppercoloed spoce appear the body
frequently running ulcers the feshs
condition OF such serious nature requires proper
ony the disease be driven but the which
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

GAIN
per cost
day per
Gain per M
ID head gain
Alfalfa plus corn
slower .....,.,,.. G2G III pnlr
Alfalfa alone. ..... SeS ISi 3a2c
Alfalfa plus corn
meal : lbs pee;
day .. ......,,..it63 2.iS 133c
Alfalfn alone 80 DAYS
plus corn last 80
days b.. ,........ s27 2.oG 55Ic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
SIS. CURED HIM.

I was afflicted with terrible blood
disease. which was IN spots 1T Arst.
but afterwards spread 81. over my
body At. Tsi:s :e ss.v broke sS .at INTO
suffering ] endured. Before lyec lpe
convinced that Che doctors could do
mo no good I had spent = hundred
away. then tried various paten;
madictnes, hut they did not reach the
dis:ass; wh:s hs9 anishsd my
s:s sSsss . 1s -. a.l,.s,.sa rss,y
the result. The large rod splotch.s
on my chest began 20 grow pnlsr and
smaller. and before long disappeared
bsca mo stronger and my sppetit.
greatly Improved. was soon en-
ttrely we'll. and my skin - clear "a
a piece OF giass. -
% Clinton 81, Newark, M.
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. CA.
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en weakened by the ravagcS
the poison, must be built up
fore health can he restored.
5. 5. CURES CONTAGIOUS
GOD POISON BY PURIFYING
IL BLOOD. /! goes into the
.rcula,ion and removes the last
ace OF the infectious virus, acts
'i,h fine tonic effect on the
'omach, bowels. Kidneys and
j portions of the system, and
aus makes a perfect as well as
lS,ing cure. 5. S. ). is made
nllrely Of roots, herbs and
'arkS. each OF which has a spe-
.lhc action on the system. Not
! particle of mineral of any kind
eaters into the composition Of
tins great medicine. s. 5. S. is
Ncrfectlv safe for anv one ~ take
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

First Al grains grasses. seeds aud
vegetables competing for premi ANS
must b" exhibited by the producer
ana must have been grown In the
year 1871,
second. NOn-irrigated products
may be entered separately IL desired
aud the same classes and awards will
govern without competing with irri-
gated products
Third. No articles deemed un-