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The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
Slaughter on Peaches.

St Louis, Oct. 22.-The feature
of tho week was the slaughter OF
peaches. as prices at the fruit auc-
tions were barely equal TO the freight
charges. Offerings are liberal but
they the mostly OF Colorado aud
ulah fruit, which willie OF fine APP
poarancc Is lacking in flavor and is
slow Of sale. Sales ranged % a 35c
box. Michigan White Heath cliugs
sold 304 SOC per four-basket crate.
Pears continue weak and slow Us
the market is glutted with common
kieffcrs. Other varieties are scarce
but there is little demand. Bu.
boxes sell % q SIC aud bulk 81 per
Dbl measure; packed stock, $1,2j q
l.50 Dbl.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
A LOG ON THE TRACK

OF the fast express means serious
trouble ahead If not removed so docs
less Of appetite. 1t means lack of Vi
tglity loss of strength and nerve
weakness. II appetite fails. take
Electric Bitters quickly to overcome
,the cause by touing up the stomach
and curing the indigestion. Michael
Hcssheimer of Lincoln, Neb., had
been sick over three years, but six
bottles of Electric Bitters put him
right on his feet again. They have
helped thousands. They give pure
blood, strong nerves. good digestion.
Only 80 cents at the C.. D. Smith
Drug Advertisement.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
Fruit News
BuIk AppI,s Arc ScIIinp Law

York, Pa, Oct 22.-Apple buyers
have been taking stool, at this point
for 7Oc bu. f. o. b. orchard. One
car was sold for 65C bu. and a small
lot of fancy fruit brought 50 Dbl.
Culls and drops brought zoe bu.
Quite quantity OF fruit is being
moved at sl.59 d si,75 f. o. b. with
exceptional lots bringing 81. About
one-third of the Virginia crop is be-
ing sold cheap and large percent
age it appears will not he sold at all
IL reports are true. One large grower
here packed his fancy fruit in boxes
and averaged 81 box which is con-
sidered a good price.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
DU CRAY TELLS OWN STORY OF
GLENWOOD GAME FOR SENTINEL

Grand Junction man worked for all
there was in him. | can't pick any
stars. They did equally well. Chap
man showed his strength at full-back
and made good gains. Rhone wore
out the tackles on the Spa team with
his ferocious end runs and often
carried the ball 20 to so yards Sills
put up his usual fast game and had
his opponents up in the air half the
time.
Collins at conter was like ware
house in the patn of the Glenwoodites
and those that got past him climbed
over that's all. Walker filled the
quarterback position as usual and
made good gains. Mahannah, Ire
win, Anderson and the others made
occasional plays that kept the small
band of Junction rooters wild. Glen
woods line gave way before the
Tigers onslaught many times and the
battle proved a most interesting one
The Spa boys were by no means to
be laughed AT and We're always ready
to take advantage of an opportunity
and several times made short
marches towards the Junction goal
that stopped the fruit pickers cheer
ing for the time being.
The scoring was evenly distributed
throughout the game and the June
ticn lads had to win everything they
got by class. They could not have
run up large score in the time al
lotted, as they did their best TO wal
lop Glenwood to the queens taste
and did so to 0.
| would like TO get some games
with teams across the range. l am
. frniuu n M "a To- oh f,, tIs
lineup of the team and will give
the boys an entire new set of signals
tonight.
The defeat at Salt Lake and
Granite was mighty good for the
boys, because the chagrin of the two
wallopings they got put the neces-
sary fighting spirit into them and
they are going to prove the rugged
est little squad of pigskin battlerS
on the slope this year.
Our next game is with Paonia next
Saturday and l hope the people turn
out in crowds to see the Tigers play.
They deserve the support of the pco-
pie and know they will be in no
wise disappointed in the game as the
Tigers will win. The Paonia team
defeated Gunnison 4 / TO 0 two weeks
ago aud is evidently good bunch Of
players.
am glad to report that the
Tigers are improving at the rate of
100 per ceut week and returns
from future games will tell real
battles and not a repetition of the
Salt Lake game. When | saw the
Salt Lake boys lineup decided to
myself the score would be 100 to
and the Tigers cheated me out of
/ / points 10 win my guess. But
was not ashamed of them. They
fought hard against stupeldous odds,
handicapped by a load of football
Ignorance which they have now shift
ed to great extent. Wait for the
ucXt game and see.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
tBy Frank DuCray.)

Coach of Grand Junction Tigers
The Tigers viii beat everything on
the Western Slope. When Salt Lake
comes here Thanksgiving they will
meet n team 500 per cent better
than they defeated in Salt Lake a
week ago and they will not have the
walk away that they had in the last
game. They may win. but they
wont smear the Tigers all over the
sridiron like they did in the recent
battle and they will have TO fight
for every point they make.
was very much pleased with the
way the boys performed in Glenwood.
They picked right up and tore down
the field for nice gains almost when
ever they decided TO make a spurt
and the Glenwood boys simply could
not stand the rushes the local boys
made. 1t was good game and every
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
Market SIurnis,,.

St. Louis. Oct 22.-Market is duh
weak and lower as receipts by river
are heavy and the rail receipts are
steadily increasing. Buyers are
holding off and both teams and la
Dor are scarce, making the handling
of the fruit slow and difficult. Offer
ings of bulk stock are heavy and even
fancy fruit is slow. Most of the re-
celpts are of Ben Davis, which are
selling in bulk at 65c per 100 lbs,
and bhls., $ al .Gj. New York
Greetings sold in bulk at $1.75 per
Dbl.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22

sides being instructive. His pleas
ant and easy manner OF speaking,
combined with a touch of hWuor,
makes his lecture very interesting.
Mr.. Sexton has Travelled extensive
ly in Europe, Asia and America and
has lccimcd in many of the large
cities.
Mr.. Sexton deals With his subject
FROM n scicutifiC and Biblical staud-
point. II is his claim that many
Christians, though well iucininE aud
honest have failed 90 apprcheud the
true teachings OF the Bible as to what
is Gods purpose and plum for the
future oi his creatures. All classes
are invited 10 hcpr this remarkable
lecture. Advertisement. tO-2I-2t
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
GOOD pitrsnnrg Marriott.

PittsburE, Oct 22.-Tho demund
is good. Prices are low 10 iobbers
and retailers. The drawback is the
high rates small dealers insist in
charging consumers. There are stiIl
few cantalOupes which are diff
cult to move. Rocky FCrds, stand
ards. $1.25 q f.50; flats, 65G75c.
Peaches practically cleaned up, $I.25
a l.50 bu. Pears in steady demand
at 50 a $50 for fancy Bartletts;
keiffers, S2.5Om 2.75 Dbl.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22

The City Van Transfer, Livery &
Storage company. All kinds of haul
ing, and the best Of livery equipment
Prompt attention to all branches OF
the business. Barton & Terrill, pro-
prietors.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
Neycr So Chcnn Hcrnrc.

Cleveland, Oct. 22.-Pcaches were
never known to sell so cheap and
to be so hard to move. Prices ranged
ON Island, 'bu., Salways. 81 on AAs;
15c on As and doc ON Is, with some
selling lower. Western box peaches
sell at auction for less than freight,
bringing l5 a soc per box. Keiffcr
pears bring 5 per 100 lbs. for bright
cIean fruit.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
Trailing DmicI.

Milwaukee, oct. 22.-Trading in
peaches was quiet. and though re
ceipts We're light the market cleaned
up slowly; many buyers have cut out
peaches altogether; Michigan fiftss
ranged lUNjlc, bu., so q IOC.
Trading in pears is quiet.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
IS CHARGED WITH THE MURDER

Associated Press.
Middleton, n. Y, Oct. 22-Burton
w. Gibson, lawyer, was indicted to-
day by the grand iug with murder
in the first degree. being charged
with killing Mrs. Rosa Szabo.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
Peach Marked Dls,rcs,jnr.

Philadelphia, Oct. 22.-Peach re-
ceipts are liberal and from reports
there are enough in storage to supply
the trade for the balance of the year.
One small dealer claims that he can
produce 1000 baskets Of mountain
fruit on short notice. Demand is
moderate.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
FARM WOMEN MEETING TODAY

Associated Press.
Lethbridge. Alberta, Oct 22.--The
md International congress OF farm
women was a feature OF the second
DAY S session OF the lnteruatiougl Dry
Farming congress here today,
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22

The biggest political rally ur the
campaign, tonight at the auditorium.
Everybody invited.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
TWO GREAT ISSUES
SAYS GOLFERS
WEEKLY
The Tariff and the Proper Treat
ment of MOR0poIieS.
WON'T TIE TO ROOSEVELT

"ActIvely Olsasrees" With His yisws
About Trusts and Wastes Of Com
petition" and Supports the Candi.
dacy of Wilson and Marshall.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
The LIVING
AND THE DEAD''
THE living and

The living and
the dead: What
are thciI, future
Hopes" VIII he
the subject oG Ice
tUc To be deliver
ed in the /. q. %.
T.. Hall, Nctiurs-
day Oct. 2Ird, at 3
p. M, by Ernest -.
Sexton, of Los An
gelcs, California.
Mr.. ; cN % II
comes to Grand
junction well rec
onlIncndcd. AC-
cording 10 press
reports, he Is a
powerful and iu@i-
cal speaker, be-
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22

Attend the big rally ut the audi
toriUm tonight. Hear Anmons, the
DcNt governor of Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22

Sentinel Want Ads get results.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22
A FAMOUS NOVELIST IS DEAD

Associated Press.
LONDON, OCT, 22.-R0BERT
BARB, THE FAMOUS SCOTTISH
NOVELIST, DIED LAST NIGHT AT
HIS RESIDENCE IN WELDING.
Ham, SURREY.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-22

Storm shoes for Storm vsa he.
a. Mcdonnell d loves
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
HERD OF ELEPHANTS
WITH BARNES SHOWS
DO ALL BUT TALK

with the AZ q. Barnes Big Thrr"
Ring Wild Animal circus Witch VIII
give two performances In Albuuu,r.
Uuc on Wednesday, October -, th"rr
* herd ~ elephants. which de- Al
most everything with the exception
Of talking. They operate bn Der
shop, run u laundry. play ten pins.
etc, beside their HcTOh1tlc work, 81.
cphHntp COME next to the dog In
smurtnras, but II IN Father difficult
to teach them tricks because Of their
size.
In teaching an elephant 10 stand
up on his hind lrgs, ropes are at
iuched 10 each ol his fore legs ana
then attached 10 crane high up IN
the air AZ certain words of com
mand they are gently holstcd In the
air, leaving the elephant supporting
himself on his hind legs This has
10 be- done sometimes ns often IN fif-
teen or sixteen times before the huge
beast understands what In wanted
But after awhile, simply from force
OF habit, he begins 10 raise himself
at the slgnhLs u takes about four
teen men 10 ioperate the cranes.
Much the same sort Of thing Il
done In teaChln1 him 20 Re down
only IN this case . rope with q sliT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10

acres "i .tuI.r lands. all government
domain auI open for location under
inc .dhd ny,s of the United States.
t"n"s''k,rs 4 this time have filed on
IdIs' part 90 the land to be reclaim-
'". l'ud OF the present time, with a
paid water rsui. soils at from $500 to
az mEu ct, $1,000 per acre for i'm
proved uW' land, according to Local
ten.
tn" county oi san Juan Is an unde-
\cl"rrd 'WHllv of opportunity In ag-
h,ti'ur. horticulture, livestock and
manufacturers At the present time
Among enterprises tlaI would be- prof.
ii'Hi' urr aiming factories. mutt
rN"puruus works, pork packing
plants, sHlg.Jw mnl. broom factory,
pirHlr AMI vinegar works, alfalfa meal
lullIs, q ~u-.r factory. Il Wool securing
works. rr.m,lrs ANA ddirIug, and
utHs w.,I.
The ,unm.'nu. iu charge has r"rvlN-
Ell OTTER, 'lwm local dealers vino dvsir"
To- buy tu, ,ulrr rNhiDii but IN order
iu give r,'r bod, Interested AN uppur-
tuu|, Soc s,uiir this nnc fruit. which
uds Uu superior IN any other portion
at Ne" M.Nl.u, they have decided TO
sell Do uu' n, tnr box. Persons inter-
c.t"d 100 ~au J'wn county are invited
~ ask detailed Information from any
of th" san JJiu county Representa-.
tlcs Nu1 company this exhibit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10

from the SOUTHERN callfor.
nh 'chtrus groves this year
MIR. Dunn " IN the RotAs thu, the
warm weather at the past three weeks
has had the effect OF fastening the
ripening. Early IN the mouth the NJ
dlcntionR were that the Stup Nuthd
be late, aud this leaves y rhortee time
for the railroad to move the fruit
During seasons OF late crops The
railroads are swamped With orders Zoe
cars
The Santa Fs will have 1000 or
moro new refrigerator carr In service
before the big crop eofnmences to
move, and this will aid IN handling
the Thousands Of pare that VIII be
shipped. r
Last year Dhc santa re moved con-
sldorably mote than half OF tho enc
tire crop ol CalifoFnia. railroad Off
cinls say, ant the company In prepar-
Ing TO DO nhl, to repeat this portOTm-
ancc this season.
IlaiirORd To- right Mosquitoes
Tho externtuItiUn OF mosquitoes
along it's lines will be- attempted by
the Illinois Central railroad through
the employment OF goldfish uIiunVws,
n natural enemy OF the insects.
The chief surgeon OF the road N
responsible for tho experiment, which
will 10 tho first OF the kind Rttcmp cd.
So far az II known. All tiagu1ut
pools, breeding places Of the mosquito,
viii bc stocked with the ninuowg.
In this work II Is necessary 10 u1c
goldfish minnows as they are the "uy
species pblc tn survive In stEuLn!
water. IN cleaning up the breeding
places It is hoped to stamp CUT ma
lorn, typhoid foyer. diseases for.
" hiyh the mosquito ~ held ChuHIy re-
spOnsillc The experiment VIII he
carried cut ~ all the states tra,crsrd
10y the Illinois Central, though tho
greatest benefit Is expected e. result
In Ia" states south "f the ONO river
where there ~ much swamp land.
Organize tor Efficiency on Frisco.
Springfield, Mo, oct. l. Az or
gauzaliuu to lee known as tho Frisco
office Efficiency association was
!, rmrd here at u meeting at heads of
departments und chirf clerk from
Ian important terminals aud higher
.umpluNcs on the ~ sirn. The meeting
.'allrd together muI, ct the higher
employees at ia" system than was
lever before attempted. m" uhl'rl "r
the association vii hr tu 80 s'.lcmu-
tiZc the offices ol the cuInpuut. that
The. maximum Vorl, VIII be- performed
i'm the minimum amount Co. labor.
II is expected that IA" rriurms to
he Instituted Nill eliminate much du-
pli,atr WORK iu the different depart
mruts,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
SESSION HELD BY
STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
Governor w. G. Mcdonald,
State Engineer ]. A. French
and Land Commissioners
r. P. Ervien Discuss County
Roads Commission Appoint
ments.


The Sew McNiru STATE Highway
Commission held Il hIirl f,..luu Ia tho
Al,drudO hotel last evening, lhr CON
terence being attended Co. Governor
" q. Mcdonald, Slutr Engineer j.
, French ana Land Comm .iUncr H..
T.. Ervicn, The commission DISCUSSED
IN drtnil number al matters per-
tanning To- highways, ono "I The most
important matters und"i ''nFid"In-
iiun WAS ia" dppuintm, "a IT road
- unInisSlunura ~ each 'u.ulN II -
understood that uu d'lul'" action
was tdllcu win rrirr'u', '. Hppuint'
m"ulu Hi the session hrld u.rr. Row
ever II Is lkcly that ru Errnulillu
count, thu three rummI uvrS viii
h" chosen from four men u, Lrf-
ter, T.. Hnnura. Il. T.. g.. OK aud
james Gluddiug.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10

Developments were satisfactory and
the min In running steadily On a guud
grade of orr"
pcudwuOd Mlncs--Thiriy.s seven feet
of development the past two weeks
has opened up new ore on tho 400
lrvcl. Both drifts ara being advanced
Un tie 800 level The new sampler
haR been pluccd IN commission, $50
tons at ore were handled during this
nv" bars Of gold ana silver bullion
aud ~ sacks OF concentrates.
The oaks rompuny--The best orc
yet encountered In the development Ut
the Pacific Nine In coming from thU
bottom OF the south SHAFT at IA depth
of 1910 feet; 1876 tons were produced
from the Pacific and Johnson mines
the past two weeks aud good ore is
being mined from this company's
work on the Mother Lode,
Trilby Group--Flve prominent New
Mexico men have taken a Hond ana
lease on this group and active work
will DO started AS soon AZ machinery
can be installed,
MoEollon Gold g. Copper CO,---WOrk
has been started on the properties ad.
iaeent 10 Mineral Greek; 2SO tons OF
ore were mined from tho Little Chars
lie tunnel In the past two weeks.
4 Deep DOwn--rhe shaft Was sunk 20
feet the past two weeks, yielding 60
tons fgood mill ore.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
COLMOR CUTOFF
TO SHORTEN ROUTE
SEVENTY MILES
New Santa Fe Line Will Be
Ready for Traffic by August
of Next Year, Is EXpecta-
ton.

."s 'Srig,fcs Cul. urt ~ .SNrut,
mites ~ distance tui 1T lrdst tour
hours IN running tim" will 10" rltppch
from the schedule ui the california
limited at the santa r. hCtNcun l.ug
Angels and hi'1gu u"Nt lcur Th"
new tulmur uul.uil nov nvlns huIlt
To- connect Coliuur. = NJ uud Dodge
city, Kan, viii b" completed In July
ur August uf next NraI, according to
the present outlook and through
trains viii Dee operated To- the coast
by September !.
rhc new read strikes southwest
from Dodge cay, along the old Santa
Fee dry truil," runs southwest across
the high a,lalua ana misses the bgd
mountain grades even NOR" rfl"cluai.
Is than the rut.un buIi bN the way
~ Helen
The cut.uu viii vlimu,r, uurh ul
the heavy mountain grades of Sew
MoNir" AMI Colorado mat reach =
.rlruaN ~ IA" H,rp Ration Pass
Duriug lpl, The Saula Tr VII upcr-
lat" limited trains User both the pres.
eat ana new Inns II b. prupusrd ~
al once route the california limited
over the new rund The fruit trains
from california ~" also to he routed
over the u,w cutoff instead ul hy
the way 81 Icau
Largest CuIuniSi Hush.
According 10 estimates from an ~"
gntcwnys through which cuimis,s
pass un their way Ia california. tho
lDI2 sruson VIII he The largest ever
recorded.
by Oct"bcr 10, when the rates
close, more culouiHts win haN" lett
IN" east for california points than
ever before 10y at least several thou
sand, according To- figures OF traffic
men.
About 5000 people, On an average,
viii have been brought "a California
daily when the season comes 10 an
end.
Santa fr (.,fs DOrk.
At I cost OF $1,000, 900 the santa
Pc railroad company has purchased
thirty five acres on the water front
AT Oakland aud VIII soon commence
the construction oI pier, freight
depot and facilities for handling "A
large volume OF traffic.
Tho traffic will DO handled by
bargcs from the Oakland pier Ia the
Santa Fc main line at Point Rich
mond, and the boats viii be- con-
structcd No that freight cars can he
run on them without requiring un'
loading.
The deal strongly intrcnChuS the
Santa Pc in Oakland.
Upper IJcTths IIcucr.
The Santa Fc through iiH ticket
| agents all over the country, IN now
trying 10 educate tho public that the
upper berths are really better than
lowers The cost IN 90 per cent less,
The advantages are declared tn be
less dust, bater ventilation. better
mattresses and less annoyance from
passing trainmen,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
SANTA FE WILL PUT 1000
NEW FREIcZFcRB ON ROAI

Han Bernardlno. Cal, Oct. lO,-'WIll-
amson Dunn, coast lines manager OF
the Santa re Refrigerator Dispatch
which subsidiary furnishes The cars
that will move the bumper citrus
crop OF California, was In San Fran
cisco. was 10 San BernardinO yes
teTday. l....
Mr. Dunn Vas unwilling 10 set any
estimate on the size OF the crop now
ripenlng an the trees. although he DID
say:
"The present indications are that
the iaTNaEt srVop ever marketed wv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10

Pinkham's VegetA-
Bile Compound has
done for me. I was
q sufferer from fe-
male troubles and
had been confined in
bed over one third Of
my time for ten
months. l could not
do my homework
and had fainting
spells 50 thatmyhus.
band could not leave
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
PHARMACISTS WILL
MEET IN CLUB TONIGHT

n" Sew McNiru .mlc"uiiCHl
Association viii meet ~ a.. ''unIncr.
riHl cub 1T $50 u.,lu,l rn evening
The Hssuriatiun wa t,..uulrd Ia
meet this afternoons nul l'. meeting
was p"stpunrd uutIl luurb IN order
tend The fair
-7r7'-F.-r7
m" national annual U,'I ultput OK
crrds G3,OOU.O 900 barrels
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10

when baby suffers with 'cN.ufH or
some Itching skin trouble, ~" D"Jn's
Ointment. \ little Of II goes % Ions
way and II Is SAT- for children. acc
Il box at all stores Ally.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
Tobacco.

Charlie The doctor saXs ! haN" Il
tobacco heart.
Madg, ( knew II all along dear.
YOU always cared more FOR your
old pipe than you did Tor M. -
Judge,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10

'f'il' succeed on the stage, NIL
right. have the right eye for "i-
feet"
"llaN, Thine eye. have YOU Then
Nuu'll get the rest Of it,
"Grt what
9TH" nook"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
MINING OPERATIONS OF
PAST WEEK IN THE
M0GOLLON DISTRICT

MOsollOn, y. NJ, Oct iO,--I1rnes-
time Mining Co,--'rhlrty stamps ara
dropping, resulting In increased bull
lion shipments.
soOorr0 hinQS~-sep;embe mine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10

Women who bear children and ro-
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being thus prepared by Mothers
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10

me alone for hve minutes ut time.
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and It has come from taking Lydia T.
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ENshP, Elliston, Va. Montgomery Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
Was Helpless 49, Now Well.

Trenton, Mo, IA About two years ago
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that think there Is no medicine nike it
for female troubles. am up and abba
to do my work again and give you full
permission to publish my letter for the
sake Of other suffering women. Mrs.
W.T.. PURNELL, 320-l0th St. Trenton. Mo-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-10
she SUFFERED r. :
a TEN MONTHS
Mira BlanksnShip Tells Of Her
Restoration 30 Health BY
Lydia z. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound.

EllistOn. VA-"I feel Il my duty 10
exIssss my thanks for what Lydia f.