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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
ATTORNEY LEE WITHDRAWs
He VIII Not Assist iu Defcusc of Richc.


Boston, November 4.--Thc uncertain
ty which has prevailed as to tho pcr-
sonnet OF the counsel for tho defense
or the Rev. Clarence V. r. Richcson
charged with the murder of Avis Lin
hcll, was removed to-day by an an
hounccmcnt that John l.. Lee. tho
Lynchburg, Va, lawyer. who left here
yesterday after stay OF several days
Iad withdrawn from the case. In ad-
aition. Congressman Robert .. harris
declared that he, too. was .withdraw-
inE from tho case as fast as posi-
bic on account of his congressional
duties. 1t WAS further affirmed that
Eichcson's leading counsel would be
"a Massa chusctts lawyer, who has not
Yet been selected
Mr.. Richeson Will not be arrai,,ncd
IN the Superior Court on Monday TO
plead to tho Indictment against him.
as waa expected. Congressman Harris
tlMs asked the district attorney TO de
FER the arraignment for IA Jew DAYS.
ana ms request has been granted
New evidence. purporting TO show
mat tho minister and Miss IAnucIl
Were together on the day SHE took
cyanide of potassium is alleged 10
nave been furnished tho prosecution
ny Herbert o. Collins, Il Brockton man
who believes he saw the two toRothc,.
~ the South Station shortly after i
O'Clock tho day OF Miss I.innclrs death
october IA. Collins claims to havc
known both the girl and hc1, com,
w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

SMamghni. NoNclnhor l.-Tnc nsnoct
Of the fcw revniutionary centre hero
Isl more that Of tho celebration OF II
national festival thun II rebellion. the
immense crowds stcm 20 he III Inc
best OF temper. There are white badges
and ilJgs everywhere. Even the Chi
ncsc shop1 In the foreign settlement
are profuscly decorated Foreigners;
everywhere arc suluteJ uiid received
with smiles uf welcome.
The arsenal has been burned into
sort of pivlic grounds. Tie foreign
residents arranged an excursion there
this afternoon 10 witness The distri-
button OF rifles and ammunition.
The recruits represent all classes, but
for the most part arc students and
clerks.
Tho two imperial gunboats whicI,
surrendered hauled down the dragon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
ITALIANS SUFFER
CRUSHING DEFEAT
CONTINUED From First Pase.)


Trpoli have been closed by armed sen
tries.
There has been no disgrace on
the contrary. the italian troops fought
with great courage, and their officers
set noble example.
Tile Arabs have advanced their ar
tillery aud are Smelling the Italians.
one shell dropped into General Ccnova's
hcadquartcrs. The foreign military
and not permitted to land. tho cxpla-
nation given being that 1t would be
TOO dahgerous tor them to so ashore"
Hold the Oasis.
Tho Turks and Arabs, the CORE
spondent says. hold the oasis, hftccn
miles long ana from two TO five miles
deep where they can subsist on dates
and olives until April meantime
Tlerc are no signs OF the Italians pre-
pairing to advance. Tho correspondent
describes tile spirits of the invading
army IS demoraliaed. The men cx-
Instead. they arc lying in the trenches
with sand storms blowing over or
rains soaking them. with continual
night alarms They are disguised with
the war and hate the country. They
long TO return home.
For four days after tho engagement
of October % tho Italian soldiers en-
gagged in indiscriminatc slaughter of
Cancva's sanction" continues the cor
respondent. "Canova first issued "a
general order to shoot all Arabs
found with arms, but only when
caught by troops in charge OF officers
Tho troops complained that numbers
ii Arab had hidden their arms anu
Icsumcd work as husba ndmcn.
Thercupon General Cancrn ISSUED an
other order. OF shoot all Arabs who
could reasonably be suspected of hay
nS borne arms
"I'he blood of tho men was up. nat
Lrally. as they had seen their COM
FADES shot from behind, and ii is
tcported, even mutilated. though Of
ruth. With their cNcitablc tcmpcra-
uent and highly developed imagina-
Ion, the Italians suspected every liv-
ne soul OF guilt. and Tor four days
gangs Of soldiers, often without Of
1cors. shot every one they encount-
cred
Previous to October o. the core
spondcnt adds, the Italians treated tho
arabs with he utmost Kindness. and
says II is OILY fair to say that many
italian officers who looked al the uf-
iair calmly afterwards. deplored il.
The troops, adds the correspondent
made clean sweep OF that por-
ton of tho oasis In which they were
fired upou from the rear. although
there Is no rcrtaiE proof that any Arab
In tic west end OF that section took
part IA tho riiine., and there were
vast numbers of women and boys who
were perfectly innocent Of these
nearly all the men, ana even the boys
above Il certain age. were shot, while
undoubtedly many women pcr!shcd.''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

NusiinStv:,. NoNcIubcr While no
protest haa reached Tic state Depart
nieat from tae ottoman government
'5tpit tue alleged Italian Larbaritl.s
y" r.ipoli 10 Violation OF The Hague
conventions, 1t is believed that moth
l"g can bc done ut tits stage by
icrtr"I governments. Tao TurNiah
protest would, OF course be eX partc,
and no nation woulh feel justified ~
'uul;inG representations to Italy on
the subject until At has made nu In
Ncst'sation of the facts. The Hague
convention makes no provision for
such an inNcstisation and apparently
carries no power for its own cxcpu
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
Not - Violation.

Washington. November f.--ltaIy's
use OF hcropiancs in dropping Aombs
INTO irkish camps IL vas declared
'"-da by state Department officials.
Is n"t violation OF the fourteenth
OF i"ot rrohioi...Ig the use OF air
craft IN the discharge OF proicctiles
ana explosives. "oT by other new
method: Of similar nature" ia so far
q" ihat Country is concerned
tho Last official report of>countrics
which laSn sisr<l the agreements on
"rted lay nc i'ei conferences. received
a. nc Itatc department last Junc.
showed Eat while rtrhc" had signed
ia particular aGrcemept. Italy had
not - TIC agreement is only binding
when war takes place between two OF
more siSnatoTies. ~ this case II IL
nliIl.Ns ull m"ltIcr p0Mcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
ness while in Philadelphia. and await
ing with interest your reply, 1 am,
Very respectfully.
Money sent for Tickets.

In his letter to Calvin, inclosinE tho
chccK made out to Davis, Mr. Gordon
said;
Enclosed YOU will find my certified
check for $1,000. which covers price
of seats as por our arrangement"
The point which baseball men dis
cusscd Yesterday was whether or not
Davis had seem this letter. II he id.
they agreed that the money was for
tickets, and if ho did not. they failed
to understand his right 10 turn over
tho money TO Calvin Tho fact that he
did satisfied them that the player and
calvin were quite intimate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
Overcome by Gas,

Mrs. c. p. Mills. OF Chase City, was
found overcome by gas in her room
at ioa North Eleventh street by her
son, Tyler NILS, yesterday morning.
she was restored to consciousness af-
ter some difficulty by DR.. Iuchcr, of
the city ambulance corps. Mrs. Mills
was on visit here to her sons. Tyler
ana Allen Nills.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
HIS LONG FLIGHT
NOW NEARLY OVER
Barring Mishap, Rodgers Will
Fly Into Pasadena This
Afternoon.

BanninE, Cal. November 4.---hviato
Calbraith T. Rodgcrss coast to- oast
Hight WAS temporarily brought to II
hait hero t5-day when Il lcuky radia-
tor developed and threatened to work
, serious injury to tho engine of his
acroplanc.
In an attempt to continue his flight
to Pasadena. where no had been In
formed several thousands persons had
gathered to welcome him, I;udgcrs
assumed charge or tho work of repair
ing his craft.
At i o'clock lie attcmptd to rise, but
| failed because OF faulty carbuctcr
aud further light for tho day was
called off.
=" the face Z u strong head wind
good time was mado until his stop
here. Banning is eighty ono miles
from Pasadena. Rodgers planned to-
night TO fly the rest OF his journey by
easy stages. reaching Pasadena some
timc tomorrow afternoon. Should he
carry out this schedule he will lavo
flown 4,2l2 miles In approximately
eighty hours, an average OF 52.5 miles
an hour.
lie weighed to-day and found that
he had lost twenty younds OH his trip.
| although Ito has enjoyed the best of
health.
Unless further mishaps should rob
him OF one or the othor, Rodgers VIII
complete his flight with the eamo YER
teal rudder and tho same drip pan
with which he started.
All other parts OF his machine havo
been ronodeled or replaced Ills bi-
plane. y Wright baby racer. has been
rebuilt seven times on the Journey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
Do You Want to Make Money? Just Glance at Our
Prices and See How We Save You $50
Quality Guaranteed the Best

van lamp Pork and Beans, per can &c. 1ac and Ire
crIeihia Pride Roasted Coffee, -Ib papers 25c
Iraskcr Jack Roasted Coffee, regular 6oc cans
-, '.''....... ........................5 5C
Dt,,n ,Lp Best Patent Flour, 35c bag; or, Der
Best Best guaity Mixed Spices for picking, TO- ioe
Dew. 2moked scotch iIerrinGs, box.........1sc
furc Dr'pht Va. Comb Honey lib pko H.
Imported Sour Krout 70 or, or ner si, 5ec
Small Best Smoked Hams Ib .1 1Sc
pest american Granulatcd Sugar, pound .7c
New Barley, pound ............... Re-
New iiominy or Grits pound a.
New Clean Currants, lib. pkg. lie
New Pocahontas Corn. can. ... O,
bars Dc Circus Brand Soap for az
Imported Dill Salt Water Pickles. gallon Az aSo
New Prepared Buckwheat lbs. &c; lbs ISc
i l cans California Table Peaches. .i5c
Pure Strained Honey, lbs. tvr....... 5Sc
brSokda1e A Is California can 19c
Absolutely Pure Cider Vinegar made In Abe
Good Green e" or M Rss fa Tta per h.
Fairbanks CottcI,nc in cans h. ID
We arc selling old Rye and Corn Whiskcv mar 5os
LItr: Fine Quality Buttermilk Toilet Soap
IS bars Pores; City Laundry Soap. ......... 2sS
Quart bottles California Cret Wine sec
5-lb. jar Homc-Aiadc Preserves ............ 20c
n,i Malt Whisky large bottles. ...... ssc
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, 5for...............I 0c
Quart jars Mustard ioc
Large New Irish Potatoes peck .............5 SOC
II bars Swift Snap Soap. MISUNDERSTANDING &c
plugs Peach, Reynolds and other brands To- ~
Full Cream American Cheese, lb .......1 Sc
IDS. ncst Lump starch ...........,.. 25c
New Cut iIerrines, half barrels, s2.75; barrels
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour, &c bag; or, ~
:, per barrel ................. 100
Good Hay, per 100 lbs Observation-Disclosures. q an
Nice Fat MaCkcreI for Dc
lip cloth sacks Best Carolina Rice ....... &c
5-lb pals Home Made Preserves . 3sc
Finest SHREDDED Cocoanut, Ib....... Isc
Mothers or Oualcr's Oats pkg o.
Quart bottles Salnd OIL 3oc
Si.Vu o1,HeS via fuichcr Whiskcy ........... 90c
oars LIE Buoy soap: 25c
Genuine Imported Italian Olive OIL, pint cans 4oc
lib pkg. Finest Maccaroni IL
Fresh Soda Crackers and Ginger Snaps lb SC
Ge he OF Gold Medal Flour 4sc bag or, per
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
foot May Lo,c Ills Vote.

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
New York. November f.-Scnator
Ilihu Root may not be allowed 10
vote tins year. He registered from
99S Firth Avenue, an uncompleted
apartment house, and John Il. Voorhis.
superintendent OF elections, IS much
perturbcd, as the Senator will not
move In until after January !. Mr..
Noorh1s IS not sure tho place can 10
called Mr.. Roots legal residence SEN
ator Rooe~rccently engaged the entire
tenth floor at yearly rental of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

Pckins. November i.-Thc situation
ia china Is becoming moro complex.
IL not moro serious, every day \
week ago operation was suspected
between Yuan Shi Raj and the Ma.
itonal Assembly. Later II wal be-
loved Yuan Shi Kai could reach an
understanding with the Manchu
troops, headed by General Chan Shao
Iacn. 1t is now evident, however. tina,
all clcmcntS--thc tf~onc, Yuan Shi
kai's party. tho National Assembly.
the provincial assemblies. the south
crn rebels and tho Northern army
nave. up to tic present, no connec-
ton whatever. The whole movcmen,
Is spontaneous uprising against old
corrupt methods. and the fact that
foreigners have not been attacked in
dicatcs that the desire for reforms i,
sincere.
1t is reported Tonight that tho Ma
tionai Assembly AT 81 sccrnt session.
decided to resign in body owing to
protests from many OF the provincial
assemblies. obicctinS that a provisional
body should assume authority to draft
II constitution, which should he tho
wort. Of "a duly elected parliament.
10 NJ" Recognize Assembly.
1T is stated that General Ii Tucn-
l!cng aud other rnbel leaders. who DO
not recognize The Pcl.ins government
decline also 10 recognize the powers
OF the Natiouol Assembly ia conJunc
lion with the efforts OF tho throne.
and Yuan SIN Raj. now their military
opponent and Premier elect, towards a
settlement. General Chang Likewise
/ Is said 10 consider lie National AS
| scmLly's mctlirds unsatisfactory.
| TN. third army division. which has
| been stationed at Chnug-Chung- 'u and
and at Alukdcn. are bcin2 mobiiiacd at
I.ancl!au vita tn" troops already there,
f: ostomsibh for tiiu formation of Sec
! ond arIuy. TO be used by Yuan Sht
! iIai i3ut seemingly Yuan Sh kni
f: does not intend to tight. nor docs the
so-cnllrd second army int"nl 10 pro-
! coed to Hdnkvw Its objective Is be
: licvcd to be Picking.
! II ig only necessary TO threaten the
| capital 10 obtain cdtcts altering those
: OF yesterday and TO-DAY, but new
! .dlcts WI not satisfy Chang Shuu
I Tsen aud his army fhcr,torc, 1t Is
Anticipated that The nest fortnight may
/ .iec Chang provisional miliinry die
I tutur. pending tho election Of fun
1 Parliament and the appointment of -
I r.srousihlc Cabinet lie may. however
! remain with the army. keeping pres
au.e OH tic MnchuS ghiia his repre-
] scntutiVcs, WHO arc already here, ear
Try ont his program.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

san Francisco. November 4-Thst
tho success or the Chinese revolution
ana tho substitution OF a Republican
form OF government for tho Manchu
rule VIII mean the ascendency OF the
United States over every other nation
In the Chinese trade was the predic-
tion made here to-day By Tong KilE
Ching. secretary OF tho Chinese Ma
tional Association before the Common.
wealth Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
Arrest Armstrong All.

Mark Armstrong, white man who
is alleged to have been in trouble with
the police on previous occasions, was
arrested Yesterday on q charge OF as
sauitinS and kicking Mrs. w II. Fer
Guson Armstrong boards with Mrs,
Ferguson on Dobson street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
ninllnn suunlrnn sntcn.

ConstamtinopIs November i.-.rhc
polt" authorities of ti" Island Of
CiIos ..Tk!sH hosscssion Ia Tic
Hrsesn sea. report mt AN Italian
sqhadroH oi Sis ships has been SHIFTED
rit tuC coast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
MPERIAL SHELLS
DESTROY RANKOW
Continued From First Pase)

remains uninterrupted Up TO tho
present the rcvoiutionists have shown
no disposition to interfere with tho
tclcgrarS Of cable lines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

dents at Swarthmorc College. landed
In field near this city at 4:S? tails az
tcrnoon. after balloon voyage plotted
by Albe-t Atherton, from Philadelphia,
Tile balloon is ownea by the Pennsyl-
Vania Aero CLUB. In making tho start.
the students planned TO view tho
PrincetonIIarvard football game
They passed directly over the grid
iron at Princeton, and could hear the
cheers of the crowd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

nag TO a aampan manned by dozen
woman.
Reports from WuSuns say ons.
fourth have sono over TO the revoiu-
tionary cause
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
sin.lcnar rnI.c rllnht.

Special 20 Tho limos Dispatch.
Now Brunswick. y T.. November e..
l.. i. Shnrplcc1 and III. J.. licas, stu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
Fowler In Douglass

Douglas, Ariz., November l.--hviator
Robert O. Fowler arrived here mt 1850
o'clock to-day. having mado the flight
from Blsbeo In thlrty-five minutes. He
expects to start for III Paso to-mor-
row morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

Headquarters that Calvin will be caught
and brought back 10 Richmond within
"a week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

IN lamp Pork and Beans per can, &C. Iac and 1sc
Crn sha rrido Roasted Coffee, lib. papers 25c
now Me' JACK Roasted Coffee, regular 6oc cans
DunIOp'H Best patnnt Hon. az. la. -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03
Bi;NIItW on TIIE CuTpEH
IlNNIgttflUk NtI


Vol y ihs ttlh annual edition ur
do" copper llaudb"pe Is JUST ro.,i,.
'd Tho nov tsun of cal. work,
which ls considered t standard author.
b.. "u th" subject of copper ANA cone
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i.joo.ooo wnfds. nud Foo addition 90
10" miscellaneous chnpt"ta. l,.t. ana
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per mining companies. iu 200 parts ~
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h,r uf titlcs over listed hy uu, WORK
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iH maGo 90 detailed descriptions iu
mast yolums 90 az. pcriod uf their ace
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The miscellaneous chapters ~ tho
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tho subject VI copper from ail possibie
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the history, chemistry, miuor1ionv.
mrtailurgv. brands and grades. allows
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Copper Handbook Is sold on th. unit
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publisher sending th, book hv mai.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03
TOO MUCH SPEED
IN MARRIAGE SAYS
CHICAGO JUDGE
Man Who Ought TO Know Says
Hasty Marriages Are Cause
of Most Marital Troubles
and Divorces.

iHri larh oi education before mat
I.uso iu She responsibilities of mar
Iiasr
100 ouc phrase hi. Is Judac Good.
nov verdict uu the causH that brings
people to lay thcir trouble, before him.
%, compcls their sins aud Shortcomings
90 bc punished ln his court
This viii be cheouur news to hn.
mauipraua u r,ucral ana patriots in
particular vino believe me- American
family is in danger ot being swallowed.
100. and branch, down thr NAV OF
inc dragon divorce"
Judge Goodnow. 90 tho head Of th1
couri uf domestic relations since ltB
iuundiug siN months ap0. can pui his
fuscr directly upon lhe dominant
cause OF unhappy marriages. says
Mars q Common Newell ,n the ChiCt go
Record iiofaid
SN months which is iho ace OF chi
Cages new court OF "fricndlnefs for
those who are u martial difficulties -.
~ all foo short a time. b it covers The
period man went to school. who pre-
tends fu give advice pedagogical
tui tIF months spent. $50, boz Tho
SDhara dessert might suffice Tor more
adequate notion ul the location of an
'aeHs ADD springs
Aud sN months spent as ludpe
GooduuN has spcn thcm listening 20
iOe daih. dreamy dpuuucla;iuus of
wives against husbands aud husbands
against wives. have served tnc judge
as complete education ou iho chief
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03

"I upward OF 81 .p0U. 900 u .,pr. 'n
addition she national government is
spending $4,000 uuu year Go UIH 100
.,,utroiiing thcs. posts tioug th' hgh-
U $751; Vet th,N are .luWlN SPREADING
Dr,af Dol. be- DO. uupb,r of rpfp0,p
insect pests bit,nd, imported and
.-iH''i-h'd. Their" r'uain Wtu. oihrrs
With equal ,iua.Ip lnr harm which
have moot ,rt entered nur bord,i-
\uuug thu., Witch Or biz sou, d,.
sirubI, o." k,.p out ar. th. muroii,~
uuH vpiu. the oiN, rut torm. a.,
ptHnru seed Vp"su fnvom nut srnfp
rrvts In Japan and Chiu, witch are
Is bad Is th, san Ina,. Tu.f, is nif"
th' rutut" Voit whi.h one. Iu the
soN du.iru,s Doc tuhrr 80 rtucd, E
kuu0U t"r o. Another b. tbr white
pine blister rust. witch. ~ vstibushcd
hero. VIII mean enormous iussr- -
our pine forrstt
Legislation Necessary
Efforts Go tV,ut' legislation uruNid-
lug lut e national uuawntin. against
foreign insect Iosp and ulnut disease
lut. been blnokod hv small husiN uf
importing uurstrguiau. who frar In
tcrt,r,n,' with their business Their
aggregate mpurWuUus du uut exceed
f3tn.uou rnnuAir scarcely mor,
thsn the wuN,tumrut is cNpsudiug to
control tho gVpsy moth 1luu, Thclr
claim b. that better Seeding stock Ut
ample. pear chorrN plum and puinoo
are grown abroad. hut onfuiuh uli
-nrh stpck should be- in"tou4h, boz
SPECIFIED
Tho hrnWn-iml moth not oul, damn
ages tho trees, but t sheds mVriuds
oi haiss which Hr, ,,u poisonous
Thrs" "a" blown about by tho wind
and fullugrun ciuthc.. fap.. neck and
hands. causing % disuaT,rahlr and ex-
i"nsitr rash. lirosthrI INTO the lungs
thol become produ.tis, OF Wbcrcu-
lusis
sumo ~ the states. California in
particular have established uuaran-
tine against infected trees. bushes
etc. bat We should havr federal in.
sp"cu"n ana stringent quarantine
regulations against the old world to
cNclud, plant diseases and insect enc
miles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03

Heavy. Impure blood make, mud
49, pmp'v complexion, headaches.
nausea Indigestion Thin blood makes
you weak. pale, sickly turdork blood
Btters makes the blood rcu red,
pure restores perfect health
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03

Mas OWhtc What was the ailment
oi tkc friend you sal ul VIII
ouuute III ~ ah,smus he cOuldn
see straight New York sun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03
DEAFNESS CANNOT nr crnrp

"N l"'N applications. as tho, cannot
reach the diseased portion ol too ear.
ih'fr is oniy one way 60 cure deaf
ness, nnd thai 's ny constitutional
remedies Deafness is rau~ad by an
infltmcd condition uf thr mucous iIu.
ing OF The Eu-urhiau Tube when
this tube h. iufamod YOU have "a rumh.
Ing sound or imperfect hearing. and
when 10 BE- outir,i, olosrd. Deafness is
th" result ana unless tho influmma-
ton can be- tnkru oct and this tube
Restored 60 its unrmni condition hear.
ing VIII be- destroyed FOREVER niue
cases nut OF ten uro caused bt Catarrt.
which is nothing nat au inOam.d CONE
diiior of tho mucous surfaces
We VIII give ono Hundred Dollars
for any ess" nt Deafness t,auscd h,
Cstarrhi that cannot he cured Ay
Hairs Catarrh Curc. send tor cir
guitars free
4. J CHENEY & co. Tol'do. q.
sold bv Druggists, 5sc.
Take Halrs Family puls for oonsii-
patton
Howell--lt costs good deal moro
20 live Than % used 10
Powell Well lt's worth tho differ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03

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ahnut HH yet" h" apoloRizsd
Herewith hr anNiouslt awaited the
advent 90 urp,udicitis. Iiatror- Ba-
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