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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26
New Cases Filed
 In Both Courts

The following ne g cases have been filed in the district court:
 Suit No. 62l4 filed February goth, setcled; writ not issued.
 Houck X Dieter company vs George \ Bravin. An action for repleyin; 1; recovery of fixtures in o A .Simpson's zaloon. and $50 damages.
 Territory of Arizona " II Has- selgreen. Appeal from justice of the peace court.
 Henry II Roelois & Co g Scott and Thornton. An acton for debt in the sum of sj52 50 and costs.
 Parretto Beais & Co vs Scott and Thornton. An action for deht in the sum of S33S.75, and costs,
 PROBATE COURT
 Estate and guardianship of Ben Luis and Frank Edward Sand minors, order appointing Feb ? at 10 a. m., for settlement of account, etc.
 Estate and guardianship of Sand minors mentioned above, order ap- pointing March IS at D. m., day to show cause why petition of Louisa GassdUItY, guardian, to sell real ,e.tate belong ng to estate should rot be sold.
 Estate and guardianship of Vincent w., Angela c , and Charles F. Larsen, minors, Cstheri. VI Larson appoint ed guardian.
 Estate of George II stevens, order appointing James Stevens, John Doan and D Marshall appraisers.
 Estate of " Youst, March 20 at l p. m, appointed day oi hearing to show cause why T R Daniels, ad- ministrator, should not sell all or part of real estate belonging to the estate, to pay expenses and charges of administrator.
 E-tate 0. T0iya rslnanen, decree establishing notice to creditors.
 Estate of Florence c Austin, decree establishing notice to creditors.
 Estate ot F.auk SchasTt er, decree establishing notice to creditors.
 Estate of RpssJ John-op, alias Roza Randolph. decree establishing notice to creditors
 E-ts;e of Florence c Austin, decree e-,aoli=hing notice tO creditors.
 Estate ot Frank Schwertner. decree --'ab.i5hins notice tO creditors.
 Estate Rosa Johnson, alias Rosa Gandolfh, decree establishing notice tU creditors.
 Estate John " Alright, decree as- signing estate to Jessie R Albright. widow, and John Randolph Albright, minor child.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26
First Wireless Message
 Ever Sent in Arizona

Wireless messages, the frst ever sent in Arizona, are now being ex. changed between attachments of the signal corps, United States army. sta toned at various points of the border, according to J. W. Began. county as- essor of Pima county, who has just re- torned from 8 trip to Arivica.
 Saturday, be stated, detachment of the signal corps company. stationed at Nogsles, arrived at Arivica. and within an hour after arriving, had its wireless apparatus set up, sod sent out lO0.word message 10 rubac. Al Tubsc IL was re.eyed to headquarters at Nogsles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26
Ex-Convict leads
 Insurrecto Band
Pasn dispatch aays:

An Fl Psso dispatch ssys:
 Persistent reports are that there has cen serious fighting east of Juarez on the Rio Grsnde. between Navsrro's ed rsls and band of iusTrrectos, ssid to be commanded by Flores NagOn.
 There is a report that 30 were kill- ei and many injured on the federal side, but there is nothing to confirm it,
 Magon is known i1 Tombstone, having been tried and convicted here to serve eighteen months in territorial prison for violating the neutrality laws. Msgon had finished serving his prison term few months ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26
From tuesdays Daily

The receipts Of gold by the Prescott National Bank from Lynx Greek and the Bradshaw section is now in eX- cess of s25, ,O00 per month and is grad ually increasing.
 Clerk II. E. Berner has recovered sufficiently from h recent attack oi lagrippe so AS again to be able to be At his post Of duty in the court house.
 Attorney " G. Gilmore, accompsn- jed by his wife and daughter. return ed 10 T mhstone last evening from Los Angeles, after an absence of sey- eral weeks. Mrs Gilmore returns home greatly improved in healt b. much to the delight of her many friends in the city.
 Father Emile Barrett returned to Bisbee this m 1rning after a stay of severs days in Tombstone, during which time he held the regular ser. vices st the local Catholic church.
 Attorney Lyman H. Hays arrived in the city this morning from Will cox having business before the bank ruptcy court of this district.
 William Saurdelcock, for many year resident 0: Tombstone during which time he was in the employ of the T. c. NJ. Company, left last week in comrany sith his family for Eng land, where they will make their future home.
 J.C. Rice, representing the DuPont Powder Company. with offices at Los Angeles. was among the arrivals on the noon train un brief visit.
 At the psesent time there are 32 cases pending upon the criminal docket for consideration by the next grand jury, which will meet in Tomb stone on the third Monday in April. Most of the defendants are confined in the county jsil, while several are out on bond.
 A 's grippe and pneumonia epiden- ic is prevalent at Bisbee.
 Lecture to Boy Scouts this evening st 7:3O.
 Mrs, Lee HI,chison who has been on the sick ist for the pas. !e~ days is again able to be up and around.
 Carl Wachter, representing the well known mercantile firm Of B. Maier 6 Co at Benson, is in Tombstone today on commeTcial matters.
 The Independent; Order Of Odd Eel ows meet this evening in the Masonic Hall.
 E J. Becker, prominent business nan Of Reno, Ne, ada is Tom os tone visitor for several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26
Articles of
 Incorporation Filed

The following articles of incorpora- ti n have been filed in the office of county recorder:
 Americsu-Aldazoro Gold Mines Company of Arizona; Eben Lee Kir,- land, Thomas sIcEniry, Samuel Niccolls, Charles A Truitt and Ben jamin A Wilkes, incorporstor-; prin- cipsl place of business, Douglas ca pital stock, SIP ,0OO, 900, divided in. to shares Of sl each; object. conduct mining and smelling, and real estate business; construct roads, canals, etc ., buy and cell all kinds of property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26

when the final quietus will te admin istered and the bill never allowed 10 emerge irom the depths "f the pig eonhole, a hile with 1t aill h. buried the iorioEn hope oi Cassidy and WnGht and the few real estate boom CTS who have already r,sliz'd that their ,cheme have gone A gl'mmer ing
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26
Much Ore Shipped
 During Past Week

During the past week there have been shipped to the smelters at Fl Psso, through the Tombstone Consol- dated Mines company by the various chloriders in this district & total of six cars, while two more gre now be- ing loaded for shipment
 Altogether there are in the neigh- borhood of about tbirty-fve leases on different T. c. NJ. properties now in operation, each lease working from :wO to five men.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26
Washington's Birthday
 In Tombstone

Tomorrow is the birthday of Amer ica's fret president. George Wash- ington, and the day will be properly celebrated in Tombstone. The stores will be closed all day and the post office will observe regular holiday hours.
 The Boy Scouts will have 6 ball game and other athletic coptests and tests in the afternoon.
 Regular services will be held at the Congregational and Methodist houses of worship iu the egening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26
HoW's s This?

We offer, ,One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot te cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 r. J. CHENEY < Co, Toledo, O.
 We the undersigned, have known f. J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and )elieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able ,o carry out any obligations made ov his firm.
 WALDISG, KISNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Haii's Catarrh Cure IS taken inter ially, acting directly upon the blood Ind mucous surface oi the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 7j cents per bottle. Sold by all duggsts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26
Time Not Ripe
 For Removal
(Cochise County Press)


 This matter of county seat removal being agitated by Bisbee and Douglas is beginning to have the appearance of selfish interests.
 To estimate the needs of the county as to the best possible place for the seat of government to benefit the county ss a whole at the present time, and the sdvancementsDd growth to be made within the next ten years. is decidedly wrong.
 In the first place there should be no talk Of county seat removal at this time-not for two years at least. It is
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26
10000 Indians
 In Arizona Alone

The report of the commissioner of Indian sff ,irs for 1910 shows thst there are 3 1 1850 Indians living in ? stat,., not counting those living out side of tribal bounds. Nearly 4t coo of these Indians are credited to Ar zons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26

Veterinary Surgeon Hart of the United States government has inst examined and allowed to pass into this country 12C0 head of cattle, which were entered through through the port at Nogsles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26
TOmbstone's s Protest
 Was Effective

Washington advices on the county seat removal bill make doubly sure the fact that the bill will never get beyond the Congressional Com mittee. Tombstone's protest and that of the various towns of the county who join ed in vigorous objection was effective enough to stop further action until our representative will appear before the Committee tomorrow.
 The final death blow to the bill will be given tomorrow-s reflection oi the positive and determined rebuke by the taxpayers of the County who will not lend aid to real estate speculation,
 Messrs Cassidy and Wright will start for home and tell of the solar plexus blow and "how it happened"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26


 Fidelity Say X Loan Assn; Douglas prop. ......... 300 OC
 REALTY MORTGAGE 4 F Warren ct ux to H F Dugsn, Douglas prop loo oJ A F. Warren to Arizona Fire Ins. Co; Douglas prop. 600 co
 CHATrEL MORTGAGES A B Capt to Charles " Capt; horses s......... .... 25o OC
 WARRANTY DEED Lulu Chesser and husband Ada NJ Paddock; Douglas prop ...-.......'' iV VO Frsncisbo II Garcia ct uxto A Haven; Douglas prop 10 co
 REALTY MORTGAGE Ralston K Price ct u1 to w FHll; Douglas prOp.. 800 co Sylvester Miller ct ux to William Deckersw; land in sec twp 22 T 26. ..... 225 co
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Jennie Ryan to George B and Maria B Stevens; rec 22-3i6'
 DESERT CLAIM Ba,is L Mckinney locates unsurveyed government land about l miles we.t of C leesUp, in what will be township l9; I60 acres.
 LIEN Machomich Mercantile Go vs Tombstone Con Mines Co; lien in sum Of s3iI0.25 on Flora Morrison, Conten- tion, West Side, Grand Central. Sulphuret ,Girard. Tribute mines Tn Tomb- stone district. Amount sbove due from certain miners who lsbOred in and atl and ing premises
 RELEASE TRUST DEED Provident Mutl Bidg-Losn Assn tO c " Crawford ct ux; Douglas prop.
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE AIiz Mutt. Saw & Loan Assn to Chas 4 Spare ct ux; rec 7-340.
 POWER or ATTORNEY Thomas il Grscy to Chss NJ Rensud; power to handle certain mining stock.
 CHATTEL MORTGAGES Frank Sumrell to Mrs M "A Gaston; mules .-....... 250 co R Hober Martin ct ux to Mary Titus; wagon ard horses. 125 co Phillip Dinmitt ct ux to Louis Marion; cattle. 25OO OC
 WARRANTY DEED Arizona & Mexico Realty Co to Peter F Byrne; Douglas prop. ..... 425 OC
 MINING DEED Frank Payla to Vim Cowsu; claim in Turquoise Dist. $50 Ot
 REALTY MORTGAGE Frank c Cob5e to Bank Of Bisbee; nei sec 2l twp 3 r22.. 1900 OC
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Willard W Samson ct ux to Ellen NJ Sames; cows.... 1O4 5( Rudy Kuykendsll toPLeybs; wagon, etc. ......... 90 O
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26

,r-b S.s- CoEsSsraJiOn vc-esol ,azs CGsc1rstG -aEdy -~-t.-rtic -Jc or z z. :. z. -s nlss-s r-uysIStS ref,Iud .aonC
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder
HE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 WARRANTY DEED Arno Fischer ct u1 to Gus Hickey ct ux Bisbee prop. co
 QUIT CLAIM DEED SamuelArneson ct ux to Lars Hasgenson Lowell prop. 1900 0O c Landry ct ux 10 Lillian Gum; Lowell rrop...... TOO co sHERIFF's CEKTIFICTE or SALE John White. sheriff, to the estate of William A Thompson, deceased, Red Jacket patented mine, Tsyis Dist. t............ 6O92 oj
 CHATrEL MORTGAGE Alex Pierivae to Brophy Carriage Go; horses, etc ITO % SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE The Bsuk of Douglas to ] L Stsmbs"gh; rec 2l-V.
 SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE State Mutl X L Assn Douglas prop.
 DEED Calumet X Arizona Mining Go to Michael Richards; Warren prop. .......... 1919 al Calumet & Arizona Mining Go to U $ katterree; lots in Warren. ..... ..... 2aOs %
 WARRANTY DEED Charles H Tart ct uX to Kelly; Douglas prop. ..... 3O0 GJ Rose Heating to Catherine Kea,iog; Coch,se prop 500 % Birl Barnett ct ux to John 8 Taylor; Douglas prop =. 10 co
 DEED D Heller ct ux to II II Ho:chkis-; Douglas prop l %
 TRUST DEED H w Hotchkiss ct ux to Title Guarantee X Trust Co in trust for Fidelity Say & Loan Assn; Doug. las orop..-........ 25OO %
 REALTY MORTGAGE Gus Hill ct ux to Cochise B X L Assn; Warren prop. l0oO OO Finnish Bldg Assn to Bis Lumoer Co; Lowell prop. l47O %
 PATENT United States to Sylvester Miller; s4 of fswl, n~4 of sw4. sw4 of nw4 O! sec $, twp 2l 2e.
 QUIT CLAIM DEED JT Hood ct u1 to L c Shat tuck; Bisbee prop.....,. 10 GO
 WARRANTY DEED Arizoana and Mexico Realty Co to John J Wright. Douglas prop .......... l'5 oO
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE Warlop to Charles Mol Hero; Bisbee prop. .... 1OOO OO
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Thomas Feeney to Joseph & Kittie Lutz; Lowell prop. -.--...--...'. i<OV VN
 WARRANTY DEED Della Le Febere & husband toMarcisLepez de Recuelta, Douglas prop. 5o" V John Anderson ct ux to Jacob A Jacobson; Ilace not given .-..-.-... lo U Alvie Knowles ct ux to David Bershimol; Douglas prop. --...-.. Mrs Mary Wolvertoo to w H Wolverton; Bisbee prop -----.-.- -"---.. ""' SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Viola Slaughter to J w Grinders ct ux; Douglas prop.
 SATISFACTION OF cHATTEL MORTGAGE The Oliver Typewriter Co to Clein Wolf; re 3 69.
 TRUST DE ED Jw Childers ct ux to Title
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

Vuoi grnNcfs oi ll, eoU. .".i ln sol
.mn pra,os, sgei,,.i sa.. DBL reduction
~ The tariff on ww r 'S N"uld
und"rmln. the indusr ih'N '"in
try undnuh,odi, H1s ai' ''d w" at
Iaiion. and. Nith The fi'h cry mat
ihr muhlhiiiyr d.ts on n'nui'''"i"h
Aooloh gonds rllI.H in som"
quarters in nitinI Co. sou m"rs going
poorly clad. Will .onr' nhs"iN"'iv"
action ana faifu,ss 'n ruducing the
iatiff ON raw Wool and '1r manufac-
tured article.
u b. safe 10 forecast Chat neither
,a,uc. sheen nor woo' $500 Do put on
the free list by his .ntrcss In any
general tariff lav. mt q" canadian
reciprocity the situation s somewhat
different So, tle scnai. is not COINS
to fan over Itself putuns these Amer
lean products or auv r..o liz, even
with canada. rHc wr on dressed
meats. tho oltp.. OF tn. big packer
les. without DOUBT N' ." placed ON
ID, Tree iist b, m, h.u. os viii the
other commodiu~ ttW1cd hereto
fore, but It couIeren, .'mmi','c Of
tlc house ana t.usr ,, utuanN viii
attend Co these tfms .ud the iinish
need not ID. anyjhug lhe tIe start
Tho new huusD maIUrN i~ an on
thusiastic. cNuitart .rHst. ssiNo So
cnllod. assembling OFF Democrats.
with an cyc t. makus good. lnas-
much as they u,uctr .|. responsible
Ity FOR an mril ,sHuou. anyhow
the initiation CT thst .sIslation. rests
upon their Shoulders tn'y may grow
angry if the "rldcf l,'is in the SEN
ate undertake 20 rows. th"ir revising
Tn" fact b.. an iuiimatiou already has
gone abroad to- the t''r'i 70 the senate
pa the nest two .t.N- tries To- tear o.
pieces ia, little single schedule tariff
bills ana tho Canadian reciprocity
agreement. and ignore the houses "o
Is. ON them. the house Democrats
viii introduce q general tariff law -
one that would be Equivalent I" rect
procity with not only Canada. but
Portugal, ana china aud Argentine,
and Russia. and every other country
Sat If the scuat, could manage the
Nilndtltu as 10 q NIiNltn i''lpfN'lNN
ana pop-gun tariff bills. IL certainly
could with respect to a general tariff
law, ana u would br a desperate fight
house w. senate That the house
Democrats should Not lose their tenn
per ana try To- run tho government
with merely majority Ia one branch
of congress. some %. them are well
aware. Furthermor, their con&,it-
h.nts--thc VOTERS. generally would
hardly consider that they had improv.
I'D each shining hour with the addi.
uonal authority vested ia them.
out Of the tWu houses of congress
the conscrvatito senate. where In
surgcnt Republican, are counter -Val'
anccd By roactiouury Democrats and
the house, with Us Democratic major
ity hearing in mind rs mission is 1,
make good. some KIND cot tariff lcgis-
lation maS be expected.
The question Is, what kind?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
MANY GOOD SEATS
FOR ELkS' SHOW
ARE ON SALE
Some of Best Places in House
Still Remain to Be Reserv-
ed; Everything Ready fol
Masqueraders" Tonight.

several smooth but strenuous 70.
Hepl -1H Yesterday ana the perfection
ul number ot minor details on the
uau 90 several players this afternoon,
and alI D., ia readiness for the ringing
uu % ino curtain on The first hig
ou.uue chorus of the Masqueradcrs
ioHleh' The swing OF The frs SONGS
of use happy gathering In big de-
uatmeui store viii carry the audience
Hitaihl"ssly into The progress oi one
oi ac funniest prettIost sud most
nHtcully constructed OF musical
comedies
,NDaed house H. anticipated at
H. p'I 'uIWahcrs withdrawing
IN iar .uat cuHsiderably over "a hun.
t1 sea' noR remain unoBgaEcd tor
ut .1H The Impression hat the
Nas ateadv hllod 10 the doors
Ha prevented many from securing
irec ie mo opinion o. the manage
intH As ..airr, pi act some of The
trf at. places aUc yci ~ bee rcscrg.
'I fh lr ncuuetirs Of tlt mousse are
lch tlaf Jhr lines and tho catchy
music oI d. piece can De- heard 10
bother advantage from me bach rows
Hul Dee eailer seats \ laris of pro.
.uuals and experts s1t iu the rear
rn iast night q the invitation Of
lt cast to ascertain tbis fact. and
Hntulhsla udlng the iacf that settings
were u0 used to throw the sound
'HrWHrd every quip and gag and
'tr W0ri and note oi the churuscf
Was perfectly distinct Much OF
ilens success o. due 10 his insisteucc
upur concise cnuuciatiOn
a big surprise awaits The people In
the setfiu. OF he second and last act
which n staged Win richness and
ap'ondul thar win seem hardly be.
iitFahle 10 irequenters of tn theatcr
ON ordinary occasions. The soft light.
ing ferRing from moonlight effect
10 the brlliance of "A call room. is an
effect in itself thar viii surely pro.
oke rounds OF applause The grace.
inl ballroom costumes and the excite.
meni OF q night race in progress pro.
duce an effect that ~ original and Gao.
uvalinE Ia the extreme.
Mrs. Bren in additional 10 iho IA.
nous Yama yama dance. viii execute
hypnotic step, assisted by MIR
landoih. This Is one OF the surprises
ana can oniy be described Az original.
catchy and Ridiculous IN the extreme
Sos oral local aIlusions thar have been
carefully guarded from the public viii
he sprung with telling effect. as
vii aany bits OF stage business that
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
SANTA FE WORKING
FOR HARRINGTON
HIGH WAY
Party of Promoters From the
Capital City in San Juan
to Push Along Much Need.
ed Project.

Special icttcr.
Farmmgton y NJ April 4, A
parts composed ot New Mexico Land
Commissioner u J. ErNrn. Chair-
man of the Board nf County Commits
sioner of santa Fc County ! SPARKS
ana n. : stephens cashier oi tn
T. : Bank and Trust compan, of
Santa fo. visited our cts "wednesday
and attended special session pf tbo
board of trade that evening They
came a. Representatives of santa Fr
To- promote tho building Of highway
between santa Fc ana Pennington.
j T. CLARK territorial suroriu-
tendont Of schools. is in the city on
business
The oil wells located in the Mead
ows, Which are being financed hv
local people have begun operations
again.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
MORTUARy


Mr. rmnch, Nuvh vifc of Johe
Hu.h uf lia south No, street % well
known Santa r ,nsn,ct of tha city.
died loo c..ap rarl 'nl. oD Npru a..
folnvms 900 rNtenJtd nuoss Mrs.
Hu,h rav,e urcc children pud her
huahpud Nv iluen has been iu Pay
wocd itu Srunas takup treatment
w.. rheumatism and 1rtlyrd ln Nlhu-
pusrpUt tha wurnul rh, nud, ut
Ma Hu.h VIA lpgNu lsnur Reach
fur Nlnuuu,furr tHis evening Frcnch
and t.aNp,r huVr charge of tie IN
u,rul truurcmrnts. winch VIII he nu-
uuuuDDd Htcr Mrs Ruob was Vol
known Iu Nlhuuueruu, aud menN VIII
rcgrtt 60 h,1r of Nor uuum'l, death
aud hastcu to extend vmpath, to NJ
Buth Mrs Ruph VHs 70 momh'r OF
.YrtHI su,I.i and frut,Iuul urg9ni-
ton. .ud representative cot tho
,tr.oD. orders WIN att,ni tho funeral
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
Plies CURED ~ $40 iiD,Ys.

PANo OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case ~ Itching, mind Blccd-
ing or Protrud'ng Piles n. To- 4 DAYS
or money refunded soc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

y j Mcfarland and Mrs McFa-
land were Easter sunday visitors IN
NIupue rquc Ms Mcfarland IS chief
clcrk or thc leckcr Mactayish com.
pan, IA Nagdaiona Mrs Mcfarland
is q sister OF Mrs Lake Walsh OF
This city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
COU RI DELIVERS A
STERN LECTURE
Justice Craig Takes AS His
Text, Tell a Policeman
and Causes Trio of Prison
ers to Become Converted.
We'll. Iia,c

'''' '''''''i''" 81 Fou nave any
ul"n goods in Your possession This
VAS Doe tcNi uI an able post Easter
rmou delivered hN Justice Craig al
thc city ncarccaloIy this morniug
Three brothers. Batcla ir0m i'arolas
,at ~ rnpl attention through The lee.
turo and declared 90 the conclusion
ina tho bcauuml words Of thc test
had penuW.d INFO their being They
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

iipyc vou bought any of those s2o
lots iu Kelly's Addition 10 the husi-
ness center OF willard tho coming
central NnW Mexico puiv 20 down.
balance 81 per weok ~ interest NJ
taxes. perfect title. Won can't lose
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

ne participants have been working
dp on ho sll
Nothing further can Boz said The
EiNs are as Justified as the, are astut,
in prosecuting the show "on it-
mcIIts"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

Chambcrlaiu's stomach and Liver
Tablets assist nature In driving an i'm
puritics out Of the system. insuring
"a free and regular condition and re-
s'oring the organs Of IA" body to
health ana strength. Sold by an drug.
gists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17

30. south First street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
SATURDAY NIGHT DANCES
- i. toiaw. Manager.
ODD FELLOWS uhII.
scniicmcn 80 cents. Iaaic- Free.
Good iionr. Good Music
questionable Characters Not Ndnittcd

Don't figure on hard work all OF the
time, but try and uso youf head
little once in q white II YOU rnrn
so per week. invest 81 Of il IA WI
lard town lot, "a Tho end of nU' wears
y"H VIII have undo more out at your
head work than uut 81 ihr sweat Of
your brow.
The Washington times., 1911-05-18
Friends School Will
Graduate Four Tonight

Four graduates Of the Friends School
will tonight receive their diplomas at
the annual presentation exercises, to be
held in the Friends Meeting House at S
o'clock. The principal address of the
evening will be delivered by James G.
Croswell master of the Brearley School,
New York, upon the subject, The Vo-
cation Of Culture" A musical program
will be rendered.
The graduates Of the school are Mac
Latimer Baker, Manning Force Stead,
David Selwin TAFT, and Lucy Thurber
Howard Mr. Baker is president of the
class and Mr.. Stead secretary. The di
plomas will be presented by Thomas w.
Sidwell