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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
las CRUCES PEOPLE
SEND DELEGATES
TO SANTA FE
Want to Know Why Legisla-
ture Has Not Taken Desired
Action on Good Roads and
Other Measures Desired.

Especial Telegram 20 Evening rseraidl
Las Cruces. n a.. May 29.-A mass
mcetinE of citiznns 81 Las Cruces and
bona Ana county was held al the
county court house lasr night az
which committee was appointed and
~ members financed for trip to-
Santa BE to see why the legislature
and the bona Ann c0un1y mvmhern
had not found WAYS and means a.
provide Needed legislation and why
tho bon1 Ana county members hRd
not protected the interests ~ their
constituents The people here arc
especially DESTROYS 81 action In behalf
Of good roads. 10 change the mode
Of procedure In civil cases. and ccF-
tain municipal LEGISLATION which r.
believed necessary. Action has been
had on none 81 these matters aud last
nights mars meeting TO protest
against the ineffective action taken
and inck OF action hN the legislature
WAS the result. The valley wlsl sen1
q delegation Of fourteen men. fouf
of whem viii Gene from the fllo
grande Water Users association.
Five hundred dollars was secured 10
nay expenses of the dcicHatiog.
Of both PARTIES prntcaiinE ugusugt
what WAS termed Legislative "huYses
play and lack ~ activity and results
Tho delegation win leave Dy way
~ ~ rasu and Demfng because o
tire wnHhOHt nf Hlncon which still
ties 10 trafflc between that place
and Las Cruces. The REGULAR train
operated between hcre and Ei fasp
to-day on schedule time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

four patches OF eggs. the figures FOR
their unchecked development through
a summer staegor the Imagination.
ne swat the ny" BY the billion. there
fore. means little. says Tho Journal
OF the American Medical Association,
10 long az those that survive have
unchecked opportunity for breeding
There n even more weight. therefore.
An slockbrlagee statement that dur
gng 1871 nlihy nfsfdlng places were
cleaned nR wh,ch u left alone.
would have elfsn opportunity FOR the
propagation ~ inoalculnble billions,
Better than sweating tho ny IL the
prevention of iis breeding By ciean-
Ing up the places where Il ihrlves--
the insanilaty prisy. Inc dend dog and
horse allowed % De unburied until
putfid, tht dnne-heap. the uncovered
serbase ean and M spistoon- How
this can BE- done can BE- learned from
the health departments OF many
states and municipalities. and from
civic icaRues ana Ike organizations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
soMErllINa To nE rnoUD oF.

81 sou want q striking demonstra-
ton Of the wonders that can be ac-
complained ~ the use OF water.
brains and industry--chiefly water.
with no reflection on tho park board
go out and take a look at Robin
son park ana don't over put up a
wall about living in the arid west.
Roblnson park Is not large but We
are willing 70 back a bes that there
.is not piece Of ground anywhere in
the west that size that IL more beau
tlful u Il just little more 80 this
year than ever before. ~ reason o.
The work which has been done and
the care which has been taken to
keep things wet. As biz OF land
scapc gardening Robinson park cam
not be cxceiled IN California; and u
has the added beauty here Of the re-
fseshlng contrast 10 a distant back-
ground Of bare mesa.
what mas been done In Robinson
park can be done anywhere In Albu-
querauc or anywhere in New Mexico
where there IL water. II Is stand
ing REPUTATION OF the argument Of
the man who says you can never
change the face OF nature. Robinson
park IL the best proof possible of the
possibilities Of the Rio Grande valley
ana OF the Sunshine state; and the
best thing sou can do with the vis-
itor who Is skeptical about this busl-
ness Of making two blades Of grass
grow where one sprouted hitherto. IS
to pilot him ont TO the park and vet
him down under the trees and make
him listen % the tinkling Of the tSsn-
tain.
Robinson park - credit 70 Albu-
queraue and a monument to the de-
votoes OF civic Identification VINO
have made Il what s. -. Let every
citizen Try 10 make his own prem
Uses a Robinson park on a small scale
and Wen have the greatest summer
resort In the Rocky mountain dis
trict.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
no TIIlTiI, NO fTdEs.


''spat-the-fly' campaigns FOR 1919
are ven on. The elimination 81 this
flithy and dangerous inject Is de-
sirable end. The house-fiy, in addi-
tlon 70 being demonstrated agent
IN the spreading o. typhoid. u strong
IS suspected, on more Or less conclus-
i've evidence. with relation 20 a LARGE
number OF Infections. Including chol-
era. dysentefy. me infantile diar-
rheas. dipththeria and contagious
ophthalmla. About 8 billion files
were idned IN VARIOUS campaigns Of
fsil--a slniement which veems inn
presslvc until one considers the NUM-
Der ~ flies which escaped the slaush-
ter Ia Washington. u. g.. alone
Soma 1000. 900 flies were killed By
,b. swat" me trap drowning. sui
nhnr f,nes and even by eleciroeu-
ilon On. Howard. " the bureau o.
.ntomoioss. points oui that % ihe
conrenial climate of thp eiiy seven
generations oi files may pa produced
HI = sinels, SUMMER. one female ig
u,1 NJ - az AVERAGE batch Of iso
.eu and N an those egss from Z
batch iaid m tbe middle 81 A7f'
,..ls match and reproduce their
.,na AZ llke mannrf. there would be
y, autumn. from q single female f's'
nroeent ~ aesrl, "a ihopfana ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
Official Program for
Memorial Day

q. X. Warren Post 40 6. o. a. n.
d. X warren womans l,cliot
Corps No. !.
John A. Logan circle 30. i Ladies'
of the a.. A. r.
XII Carson Camp, Sons OF Veterans,
and all soldiers, sailors. ana ex-eon-
foderates viii meet AT $500 o'clock,
a. M sharp on South second street al
a. O. a.. W. hall. and win proceed
from there in body az s;ao o'clock
foF Falryiew cemetery, whore the ex-
ercises viii take place.
Called to order by Post Commander
). IA, Mugeley
Prayer by Chaplain HARDWOOD.
Reading Of orders By Acting Ad-
iutant Mcdonald.
Reading OF President Linvoln'n Get-
iyaburg Address by n. 3. steward.
Post Commanders address.
Exegcises by WOman's Relief Corps
al monument for the unknown dead.
igxertisvs hy John a. Logan Circle
az the mound for the Unknown dead.
HoncdictiOn by Chaplain HnrwouA,
after which the graves uf the s0idiors
will be decorated. and then proceed 40
ihe Baroias bridge whore flower
laden boat viii Sc put afloat on me
ilo Grande ln memory Of the sailors
and marines vino gave their lives for
their country al sea-
By order ~ tho committee Of q k.
warren Post No. 8, q A. u,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
j. S. c. BASEBALL
TEAMS TO PLAY
TOMORROW

4 fierce argument as 20 which has
the better baseball team tho tUnDrs
or the bases 81 the University Of
Southern California 3lce club of Los
Angeles. Nill be- settled on Traction
park DIAMOND IN Albuquerque tompr-
row morning, bcsinning a. O'Clock.
Tho glec ciub boys arrived here DO
dny from the west and Win 5e here
until tomorrow evening Al the WAY
from Los Apseles N AlhpgprfQNe u
hus heen a iuutn diHpnfed Gpea1pn
as % whether fEe tenurs are better
bah players than the hassea NcRp-
tiaiiune for game were hufrlcufN
completed this afternoon and TIE
game Will begin az 2 tomorrow morrr
inE. The rencrai public IL invited.
imprcasaflo lichymcr has consulted
to umpire and MIR Jeusgn, musical
director Of the club. has agreed
keep this rooicra back from the third
base Lire. Mr. stark, business mnn-
ages. has promised 60 pay car fare
for the winning team from the para
back % town.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
INDUSTRIOUS P0TENTATE
PAUL TEUTscH ROUNDS
UP CAMELS ON PEC0s

Paul Teutch. lustrioua pOtcntate
OF Ballul Abyad Temple A. a, -. a..
m. ~ ~ The guest OF the Roswell
Mobiles planting Is give Roswell
something e. talk about for years af-
ter the big parade and other events
that win be pulled of here the 18th
lot June when ilallut Aby8d viii see
that the forty or flfty noViccs who are
10 seek the mysteries ~ the Shrine
gel an they desire. The Roswell
News says.
Air. Tcutch. accompanied by
Mobiles Joe A. Mccain, H. ~. Par
SONS end ". a. Chisum, VIII leave
this morning Tor Arteeia aud Carlsbad
10 visit lhc Mobiles of That section aud
view the prospective nOyices who
will 81 the victims the ilth. They
viii be hack Wednesday morning.
Il has been Six yenrs since the
Shrine brethren have pullod OF a
stunt over in this valley The head
quartors Of tho shrine during the
week VIII be az She uilkcson
Monday eventng-tae evening be-
fore the hig doings tho next morning
-Lherc viii be- reception 90 All
ladies accompanied BY oblcs with
the red and white card and wearing
q ics; and for all ladies' accompany
ing the n0Kicos who VIII wear APP
pruprlate flowers and badges
The following morning the parade
win bc given, Grand Marshal Nathan
Juffa, assisted W joe ". Mccain and
others.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
PENNSY ALLIANCE
STORY DENIED
Through Service From New
York to San Francisco Over
Two Great Systems Not
Planned Says T. de Witt
Cuyler.

That the rumor al traffic al
Rance between the Ponusyivania
railroad and che santa rc system Is
without any gouhdatlon ia fact is the
declaration made IN Albuquerque last
night IS =. 10 Wit cuyler. o. tha
board al dlrertor 81 the ,irunsyi-
vania. who Maa hp iOr D nrcf TIME
liant night on route Front I.os angeles
10 New Nork. Aff Cilylcr y9s &C.
c0rpnaaled a. Aihiuutfuuc hy a. i.
WCiis, RCnet,l innNaHer ana r
Hibbard. general superintendent "a
the Santa pa eUsHi lines. ON special
train Mr. CuSlcr left fvr the tnst
thirty nMnutes after his arrival.
travelling lnh special. with ]. NJ kurn
general superlniruucnt and ~. L.
Myera supcrintendent Of the Santa
Fc. as Mss guests. AR Wells aud Mr..
Hubbard returned west on a special
leaving Albuquerque ~ Z o'clock his
morning.
THE alliance ruinor has no f0un-
dalton Whatever said MI cuAici. II
has been rumorcd for more thtn
three years that the two systefns hau
made AN agreement whereby ihey
were 90 tnaagUraie through service
from coast 20 COAST. but the ,nficf
has not proceeded further thaH the
rumor stage The two roads ghJoy
splendid relations and Opcratr iVI
mutual bcneflia. hut no such iri,iio
alliance as iH rumored has been p.an-
ned in the past OF ia thought u as 9
possibility Tor the Iuiurnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
RED SPECIAL HERE
FOR AN HOUR ON
WAY TO COAST
Delegates to National Electric
Light Association in Seattle
Make Brief Visit in Albu-
querque.

a "Rcd Sarclhl NrM York Central
train. one 80 the most mugninepntiN
equipped trains that rtcT pulled out Of
iho Grand Central terminal in New
York, passed through Albuquerque
today. carrying one hundred and two
delegates, their wives and friends. 20
the National Electric Light asascin-
ton convention o. be held in Seattle,
wash. June iO-lf.
The special made stop Of more
than an hour In Albuquerque and ane
tourists mudo the most III their stay
here, spending most ~ their time
photpEraphinR the Indians and the
Santa We group 0f mission buildings.
Tho 'iled special b real high class
proposition ana the people Nho traV-
eied on ii are for the most part
wealthy. The special was IN charge OF
q. W. Elliott Of the. electrical
World az New York his right hand
men being g. " HvdRiSinson. pnasier
Of transportation, 81 the Edison conn
pnny. md g. b. Burieigh. ~ the 0en-
erai Electric company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
URFER GUYS

(From the Roy spanish American
The more style some people put
on. the more collectors they put off.
why not Introduce the new style
OF velvet cuffs IN the prize ringg
Harmon's rabbit ran over The houn
dawg In Ohio.
40 Il an unErntenl man vino nyeS
beyond his wife'a means.
II has been discovered that the
uglleat phrase Of the English Ianguage
Is please remit"
Roosevelt beat Taft Ia his home
state. No doubt they have met Mr..
Taft before
Might one Inquire. without belng
considered inIpertincni whethes or
not the trousers skirt ~ provided with
hip pockets?
Further evidence THAI China b about
to wake up. A Chicago mail order
house has shipped ie.0V0 alarm
clocks % Peking
We wonder how many Of tho feis
lows who refused to become members
OF the Roy Farmers club because
dues OF 5 cents per month were re-
queatod win pay $40 20 witness the
Johnson FLYNN fight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
TIED UT
ON RIO GRAHDE
NEAR RINCON
High Water Plays Havoc
With Santa ne Track; Ex-
ira Gangs Work Strenuous
" to Repair the Damage
Caused by Floods.

That part of the RIO Caandc
division Of the Santa Fc saifoad
south Of Rlncon h in extremes nan
shape today and via prubabs cone
tlnuc 10 Tor forty eight hours ~
longer. as the result of the flood wst.
tcra of she l.lo grsnde The track
has been waahcd sway IN many
places south ~ liinCon ana Il a. re-
ported that conditions are worst ~
Seldom. Train No. sos which iClt Al
huuucrquo shortly after midnight
last night. was turned back al RIM
con. summing inso this city at S.i5
this morning as No. $40. M tickcta
were sold out 81 Albuquerque today
for direct transportation e. ~ i'lto.
Seuth OF RincVe yrs.efdUs freight
train Attempted 10 ran 10 Las CrUcae,
and near Seiden the track c iidpsed
prccipisRting the ongHnv and several
ears Into a slough 90 mud ignd wa-
ter. The engine WIS buried above the
top ~ the wheels Il. 2. Summers
superintendent 81 the go sirisnde
dis ision ~ "a Seldom today, nn1 has
been there for several DAYS direct
ing tire work ~ repairing tne track
and cndsuToflng o. project against
future high water. Z, Is nCssiDic that
conditions Will bC sush hy Tomorrow
that through trains nili he "ne rated
to ~ paso.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
now ST. roUrs DOES n.

Regardless 81 race. creed OF poll
tics. twenty thousand men represent
ing the business. manufacturing and
professional life o. ~. Louis have
ioagued themselves together. pledged
20 promote every interest pertaining
20 the welfare OF the clty's public
schools and Of It's school children.
The work accomplished BY these men
n observed with attention by she ex4
perts 81 the Urlsad ssatea huresu d
education.
SINCE this organization was estab-
llshed fourteen years ago the public
schools hnve beea taken ou, OF par
tisan politics and placed IN charge Of
an independent board; Bcnbol taxes
have been Increased. supplying funds
for mcdern. adequate school build
ings. and school equipment. agErc-
eating many thousands Of dollars inI
value. has been contributed by the
organisation IN fee simple to the
public schools. This equipment In
cludes almost severy kind Of teach
ing materlnl Among the articles
given are WORKS or reference. stere-
opticons. folding chairs. retlecto-
scopes pianos. statuary and picsures.
ono Of the pictures given in this way
cost s3,50O. while another WIS worth
$4,000. The money for these dona-
tions IL raised from dues, from al.
rect contributions, or from the pro-
cecds OF concerts or plcnics
Although these friends Of the 81
Loais school children are All very
basy men. they find time % demon-
siraie their interest In education In a
wide variety OF ways other than
activities. IA arranging appropriate
exerclses they help q COMMUNICABLE
the national holidays such rs Ian
coins and washingions birthdays.
and Arbor. flag. Memorial and In.
pondence days. the object being the
incubation OF hroad American pa
triotipm, They also aid the prlnoi-
pals In making tbs necessary ar
engagements for the annual school pic
Mica. the Christmas festival and other
school func ions and exercises
The agency directing this work IL
called the ST. Louis Public school
Patrons Alliance. legally incorpor-
atcd body. which consists Of a ieague
OF some fifty constituent associations
These branches are neighborhood orr
ganizations. established 20 help the
schools ot their neveral wards. and
finding expression for their wider ac-
uviiles through the central co-ordi-
natlng body. Men only are eligible
a. nienlbership IA The s. f.ouis Pub
lar sehool Patrons Alliance, or 20 itsI
iocat chapters. for the reason that.
women can accomplish whatevcs
work they may care 20 do In the
same fleId through the medium o.
shelr mothers clubs
Memberahip dues IN THIS local
Drnnehes are twenty-five cents year,
Of which tive cents soes 70 the central
alliance. The Patrons alliance itself
is governed by board OF control con-
slstlng OF one delegate from each
branch organisation. Most OF the
business Is transacted through stand
ing committees. whose activities are
indicated by their titles, namely' Ex-
ceutive. Legislative. finance, organic
alton. educational and auditing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
ABS + s,. 4. Solar


THIS pAnAMOuNTiNG scason IS
on with an iis sirenuousiiy.
o q q
SWAT the man vino mnintalns r.
fly-hutchery in his hack yard.
TIE WINTER overcoHt il nov res
adjudlaata--pnd can't bo recalled un-
IN folL
q o o
WE WONDER what ihe llHtlies-
burg Miss. robbers arc doing with
that s20o.0oO.
D O q
THERE ARE is5,0oo ciorEymeu IN
TIE United statcs--rnd there ~ work
enough for twice as many.
o q o
CUBA. with revolution on her
hands, now gieefully realizes what
has bocn the matter with her an this
long time.
O q q
EVIDENTLY ohio has little inter-
est In tho fate Of the aforesaid houn
dawg'
THE PIE BRIGADE in the south rs
also one Of our regular campaign is
sues.
q q o
THE POLITICAL circus with It's
0nc-night and car-ond stands cer-
lalnly had New Jersey going some
there for a while.
. q =
THAT MAGDALENA hay incident
appeared 90 be insufficient for Capt
IIobson 10 even found q series Of mag
azlnc articles on.
O q q
THE RESULT Of the Massachusetts
primary is not calculated 10 make
senator Crane reconsider his deter
ml.sation q retire from the spotlight.
q g q
BETTER elect ROOsevclt--or he
wil wet a major generals commission
and 70 down and tear the lining out
~ Mexico. The United states won't
..Jid him " ne Is licked.
q q q
CHICAGO. IN order 20 decrease the
elopements. proposes 70 eliminate tae
rear seat from the tandem motor
cycle. What about the handle bars
~ ~ -
WHEREUPCN Texas editor says
that as a general thing when wo-
man knows exactly what she Is talk
Ina about she says very little but says
Il very pvintedly
q q q
THE ONLY THING that makes us
sore ~ that statement of Roosevelt's
that the west Ia tame beside New
Jersey. Seems almost like going hack
ON ones Old friends. We thought he
was a better politician.
q o o
JUDGING FROM the eptheis
which We have Tor years heard APP
plieu by grandstanders to the players
without rebUkc, II must have been "a
frAtfultWord thni sellow used for Ty
coho.
q o o
THE MEXICAN crnsurs are RUB
bling tho telegraph editors of lot Of
pleasure by ceusOring out an the
artistic meriis'' from the war cor.
respondents dispatches The tel. ed.
who can't run his blue pencil viclously
through evory other line rs not happy.
o o o
THE DISTURBANCE over che Rio
Ofande has been only OF small pro-
portions. says the Dallas News Mas
se very small and thrilling. but Il has
sus'ieed b keap Uncle Samuel on the
anNlous Aeht for some months never
theless
o q q
GALVESTON rs celebrating the
completion Of the greatest causeway
ever bnlit--a wonderful feat OF en-
cheering IN the gulf Galveston APP
pears 70 be progressive sort OF a
town. but IN Albuquerque you don't
always have that uneasy wonder
whether the sea wall Is high enough
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
STANDING ROOM At
SMOKER LEFT

ln spite Of tho countcr attractions,
the requests Tor admission cards "a
the Moose smoker and ehnN tonight
have neon ga numerous that cards
have already been lHaucd to ull who
can be seated III you are willing 90
stand. There h. ~ COURSE a chance for
you and tlc pr0nram VIII By we'll
worth standing thrnuEh. There viii
De rclreshncuis and aitpHothUr inis
affair Nln undoubtedly 81 a record
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

When tho baby takes too much
food tho stomach turns; the result 10
INDIGESTION. s0urncss aud vomiting.
Frequently the bowels are invoiYea
and there Is collie palms and tiiar-
rhoea. McuEE's BABY ELISfa ~
a grand corrective remedy for the
stomach and bowel disorders ~ ba-
bioH. u is pure. wholesome and
pleasant 90 take. Price 25c and soc
per botiie. Sold by All d0ugglsss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
PROPORTIONAL EXERCISES
BY THE EIGHTH GRADE
PROVE INTERESTING

Careful training was demonstrated
last night by the very clever program
put on by the eighty-One pupils ~
the eighth grade 81 the public schools
IN their nrOmOtional exercises nt the
Elka theater number Of folk
dances and drills were beautifully CN-
ecuted. with musical numbers Ia con-
ncctiOn, ana the large crowd IA at
tendance voiced its appreciation OF
tho entertainment M no uncertain
manner.
The certificates of promotion % iiiS
high school were presented by Prcai-
dent A. j. Maloy 81 the hoard of edu-
cation and superintendent Of CITY
Schools John Alilne made o speech
90 the graduates
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Rev Leo 81 krenz. =. a. who n
60 deliver the commencement address
nt the 81. I0sophs training school exc
ere iHes Ia the Eiks' theater tomdrroW
afternoon. arrived today from y
Paso.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
PHILOsOPHIzINGs
By THE PRINTER

From the Fort summer Review
Congress approachea direct election
81 senators Dy the indirect route.
There's one good thing about last
yoai's straw, II doesB1 smell like
mothbalis
= Toledo bnbs WAS born with sii.
Yer filling IN its tooth, probably a.
chip Of the old spoon
"a this aEc Of high living ID b ar.
flcuit 20 SEQ just what the merchants
will sell az Tor those new hnlf.eenf
pieces.
Some men would not 60 10 baao-
bail game unless the players were
siatuesque blondes in pink tights and
ballet skirts
"Dewdabs." SLING for kisses. has
been banishcd from the Wellesley vo-
cabulary but this doesn't necessarily
mean that tho quaint old custom a.
self VIII die out.
ANlftN tnuuA9nu isunuun iutlOrH are
on strike. and whole iot Of chaps
have much better excuse than usual
IN explaining why they haven't got
new summeF suits.
King George viii 20 up IN hls air-
ship next report which directs at
icntion 90 the fact that monarchs
looking for excitement nowadays have
90 get Il outside OF business hours.
The thrce-ceui piece viii prove q
Ereat boon % the tlghtwud who has
always bcen shamcd 20 nlyn penny
tip ana regurded a nickel as too oN-
travagant.
A poor New Mexico snccpherdor
dropped Through a mound Into pre-
historic house the other day. but most
of uH never realize our dreams OF
falling into q good piece Of property
NoE h tRo tline 10 selnot yonF fish
inR tackie, ~ the season opeua MHy
i6ih. Harry a, johnson hns liie best
tlock ~ oaralo IA iile state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Now ~ the time 10 get rid OF yonr
rheumatism You win find Chambers
lain's I1niment wonderfully effective.
One application will convince you OF
~ merits. Try It. For sale BY all
dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
SWAT THE FLIES

We have 1900 ny sWattcrs and 0ne
will be givCn 40 ans adult calling fOr
same. chlldrep must hrlllH written
n,t1or
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Sallow complexion IN due 20 tor-
pid liver. HERnINE purifles and
strengthens tho liver and bowels ana
restores the rosy bloom Of health 10
the cheek. Price SOC. sold By ali
druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

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uied 90 reach here tonight has hcnn
DELAYED ana probably viii not arrive
IN Albuquerque until Frshay m0rninn
The car reaches MaEdalcnH tonight.