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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
THAT TERRIBLE ITCHING
Can Be Quickly Cured oy New Inex-
pensive Treatment.

Don I suffer any longer with skin
troubles, but 90 today and purchase n
Jar of Hokara, the greaseless and an
tiseptic skin food, snd see for your
self how quickly it relieves and cure:
all skin diseases or irritatious.
Hokara not only cures plmples
blackheads, acne, etcy but the worst
etc. arc quickly cloanscd and healed
by this wonderful treatment.
Schra mm.J ohusou, Drugs, loca
agents. are selling a liberal Jar for 25C
and they guarantee 10 refund The
Wonev If Hokara does not do what i.
alaimed for il. Larger sizes soc and
Sl00.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26

Mrs M. A. Mclaughlin. 512 Jay ST..
Lacrosse, Wis. writes that she suf
fered all kinds Of pains in her bach
and hips on account Of kidney trouble
and rheumatism. "I got some Of Foley
Kidney Pills and after taking them TO,
a few days there was wonderful
change in my case for the pain entirely
left my back and hips and I am thank
full there is such a m medicine as Foley
Kidney Pills" Schramm j ohnson Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26

entertainment The costumes viii bs. es-
pecially beautiful and "A special scenic ar
tlst mas been engaged 10 design the Jap
Mrs. Frank l.. King and daughter. Al
zee VIII leave today 20 spend the sum
mer III California.
Mrs. c. W; Miller and daughter Miss
Edna j.. Miller, have gone 10 ST Paul.
Ihey expect 10 be away until fall.
Allen Palmer Bradley. son of William
NJ Bradley; Morton Brewer Sterling. son
OF Guy Sterling. and Simeon Vaughan
trent son OF ). V. Trent, who arc stu
Deposit. Md, have returned To their
homes for the summer vacation.
Mrs. i. Il. Hughes and children aud
niece MISS Emily Young, will arrive home
today after a three months absence In
California
A pretty home wedding was that Of
MISS Nora Sheckel and Harmcl l.. Pratt
az the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr., and Mrs. n. j. Sheckell. at I o'clock
last night. The ceremony was performed
by BY the Rev. Elmer I Goshen. ~ recep-
wore a chiffon cloth over white prin-
cess satin. trimmed In Venetian lace.
The bridesmaid. Miss Edith NJ Chap
man, wore a inarquisctte embroidered IN
man was Harry w. Cram.
The home was decorated in pink roses.
snilaN and maidenhalr fern. The bridal
party stood under a festoon OF smilaX
which extended from the chandelier 10
the front windows OF the parlor. The
supper table had CcnterpieCe OF a
basket OF pink roses Assisting In re-
coiving We're Miss Stella Daft Miss Mar
garet English. Miss Mabel Grumpy. Miss
Mildred Jensen and Miss Nora Wand
less.
Mrs T. NJ. NottaEe entertained Satur-
day artcrnon with 3 bridge tea in honor
of her niece, Miss May Galbraith who
will be married today. Roses and peonies
were used In decoration. Mrs. h. u.
Woodruff. Miss Helen Galbraith and Miss
Helen Woodruff assisted, The prizes
were won by Mrs. &. A. Quiglcy, Miss
Edna Margctts and Miss Ella Bitner.
Miss Edna Foulks OF San Francisco
will be the guest of honor at a luncheon
at the Country club today, 10 be follow ed
by tennis. A lake party will be given
in Miss FoullSs's honor Thursday night
Miss Denise karrlck and Miss Geneva
Savage Will entertain Monday with a
bridge tea in compliment 10 Miss Mary
Luman. who has recently returned from
school in Washington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26

Comparative weather data at Salt Lake City
Juno IS, 1912:
Hlghoet temperature today vas no degrees
highest in this month since 1874 ~eu lol De
Egccs: lowest last night MAS 50 degrees; lower
thin month since 1874 was 50 degrees moan tern
porature for today f5 degrees: normal wa
Il degrees; accumulated deficiency since th'
ny.t Of the month Is degrees: accumulated OK
cess glncc January I T. 10 degrees.
Relative humidity at n. today was S
rrr cent: relative humidity at y. m. today VA
.6 per cent.
Total precipitation for the twoutJ tour hour,
ending nt . r. no. ns Of inoh. totn
for this month to date Is 80 OF an inch: aecu
ruulAtcd excess for this month 10 date 10 II
OF an inch total precipitation since January
10 date In Io6i Inches: accumulated excess sine
January IN So OF M Inch.
Gun rises at t:57 L. m. pets AZ soi o. m.
Juno Is, 1912.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
|GEs CATARRH AND COLD IN THE
|. HEAD IF YOU USE EELY'S CREAM BALM

which sooner or later causes complete
decay Of bone and tissue. The contin'
ual dropping of the germ infected dis
charge down the throat leads to ca,
tarrh of the stomach and bowels
Get 50.cent bottle of Ely,s Cream
Balm from your druggist today, and
YOU will get relief a few minutes after
using it. Your headache and cold will
vanish. and in snort time You will
be completely rid of catarrh. GIVE IT
10 the children for colds and Group. II
is perfectly harmless. Special agents:
Schramm- Johnson, Drugs. "The Never
Substitutors five (5) good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
Dea tbs

William J. Sanders. police station. June -
cause unknown. but natural.
George Simpson Smith IN East Sixth South.
Juno q. organic beart disease
NEudc Wagner, ST. Marks hospital. juno s5.
appendicitis.
Maudc Klein. san Francisco. Cal. June e.
acute pleur!tIs
mia
Timo'h- J. Grlnln. Emergency hospital. juno
3 acute alcoholism.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
Ers the Head, Nose and
pa Instantly and Makes
4 You Feel Fine.

,str how bad your catarrh,
Jour Lead aches, or how mis-.
q are With cold in the head,
%pped up, hawking, splitting,
H you always get immediate
nlne Ely's Cream Balm.
W your entire system be poi
Y zoe deadly catarrh germ,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
Continued from Page Five.)

Charles Livingston S
q Smarder silk, trimmed with
q q ls,Ss,Inr IN receiving we're
ice Ioseph Smith. l., \. WI
tn. Us Guy Wilson ana MF'
/ 1t I'D ,antsrson, Miss Mabel Bean
= GDi AT.Ison served punch. Ia
~ in pink and green, "eIo
- The north lawn whero &c re-
= O. - served. SIX young WON
~ Nsigh N,hs bride, assisted. Music
~ ot ' ~ Prof. W. =. CllYe s
[rtscs The couple viii be AT
rratsIIo,y 10 at No. 3 Warren
fr amer s OF Second East and
"a streets.
of Miss Mary s. Jenkinson
cram will take place qui-
>I1 ".rooon y" at ( o'clock at the
Z: ~ brides parents. Mr.. and
8 lAy yIsnklnson. 81 Gray avenue.
Only the immediate faIul-
~ ,oupls will witness the cere-
.,,ss Edgar Cotton, Jr,. VIII
s,h a bridge ten "Wednesday
r Iuly s. for Miss Mary LII
~.,,t Hutchinson viii enter
ssson today. in honor OF her
~. I.sn Hutchinson. who has
.,Tned from Berkeley. Cal.
,s Graduated from the Nc
hjgh school. Miss Hutch
r., * wears OF age She ls the
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hutch
/ r,s,, Hutchinson will entertain
" ,fternoon with q tea IN honor
uSsn D. Evans. AT the Hutch
"a ll65 Third avenue.
x,,t,a Pitt will entertain Thurs
:. Marty at the Orpheum. in
q l1ss Dorothy Dwyor, one of
brides. Mrs. Frank Jen-
"a Wss Edna Dwyer. sisters of
.,sy Dvyer. will give an in
~ il bsr honor Monday after
~ Nrs. Frank A Lowe VIII Sive
"a for her at the Commercial
| v,rv Haigh will give n Kitchen
tfslrh, In honor Of Miss Mary
10 viii be married Thursday
b Yeager.
t.s.s auxiliary Of the y G. 7.
:, A straw6erry festival Saturday
a fSs home OF Mrs. Eugene Kahn,
q Til,d South street.
rs.ent Is made OF the marriage
T,fdue Mtlls OF Salt Lake to
;,rr,s o. Knoxville. Tenn, which
~ Ia Sc Louis. Juno 20. The
liru 10 the College club and
var vas teacher in the Bryant
", Planze Is member OF the
ins Cherokee Manufacturing com
Eroxv!lls. Tenn, where the cou-
,tade after their wedding trip.
,-v.s women Of the G. r. g. and
"a men OF the s. IT. g. VIII en-
a members and friends OF the
Cshst!an church Thursday even
strawberry and ice cream So
q N indoor track meet. The
,r,ls promise their guests a good
,is psylors OF the church.
Ess women OF the Q F.. e. Of
hi CHRISTIAN church had n picnic
b Saturday evening. They We're
~ by their teacher, Mrs. IG.
Ehcn.
,ard OF directors OF the Free
Fglsn and Neighborhood House
y Will have & special meeting
fins at 10 o'clock at the home
] 2 Gallagher, - I street. Among
Ezrsss 10 be considered will be
cEs for the presentation Of
i1to' for the benefit OF the Free
Fnsn and Neighhorhood House at
cEs July z, 2, 10. Il and 10,
Etar@ls are being held for the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26

II is now well known that not more
than ono case of rheumatism in ten re.
quires any internal treatment whatever
All that is needed is a free application
OF Cham berlsin g Liniment and massag.
ing the parts at each application. Try
it and see how quickly it will relieve
the pain and soreness. Sold by all
dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
Births.

henry ]. Jackson. II Pear avenue. boz.
Francis 6. Bongcr. 2s9 Fourth avenue. boy
tTHnts o. Anderson. 1903 Beck street boy.
Herman II. ResmH. 800 West Third North
boy.
Chariez r. JenninEs Si3 Flnh avenue. slrl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
JUNE OFFERINGS OF
SUMMER HOMES AND
BOARDING PLACES

The want Ads today will interest
you Splendid offerings are made
which will solve your problem for the
the Want Ads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR SALT LAKE
cTTY-GESERALLY FAIR WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
APARTMENTS TO LET!

A Want Ad that gives location, price,
advantages Of your botel or boarding
house is read by thousands. Intert a
Want Ad today!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
YOUR CAMP IN THE MOUNTAINS

Yonr cottage IN the country or at the
shores, will be far more profitable
rented than empty. IF you are not TO
occupy it all season, why not advertise
it for rent in the Want Ads7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26

especially during the Removal
present stock so that entire new 81
ton in the new store.
DC package of wire hair pins for for 1c
10c and Is cabinet of wire hair pins for &c
&c pin cushions for .............. 1c
SOC and 75c hair rolls for 40c
15c shoe polisher for ....,....1 .10c
SOC velvet grip supporters for ..... 19c
DC basting cotton for ..........., &c
30 linen finish thread for .. &c
10c bias lawn for ...... Sc
10c collar supporters for ............ Sc
30c bunch of blocked tape for . 10c
Csc and Csc silk dress shields for . 10c
25c dozen shoe laces for, dozen :. sc
25c pair silk oxford laces for 49,. 10c
10c cube pins for Observation-Disclosures. Sc
21ac spool darning cotton for 2~for :. 1c
10c paper safety pins for ........... &c
75c curling irons for ............. .60c
15c and 20c curling irons for ....... 12c
10c and 12c curling irons for .....,, Sc
sc and Sc curling irons for .......... 4c
10c and 15c pearl buttons for ....... SC
sc, SC and 10c button molds for ... &c
SC Aunt Lydia thread for ......... &c
10c best spool silk for ........... Sc
21ac buttonhole twist for ..... &c
10c spool silk, Oakland brand, for -. &c
sc crochet cotton for ... ... &c
60 OF for 10
&c spool Of Newsilk crochet cotton for &c
SC, Sc and 1Oc twilled tape for ...... ic
21ac best dar1ling cotton for ...... &c
1Oc and 12c kid curriers' for .... SC
15c and 1Sc kid curriers' for ... 12c
20c kid curriers' for .............1 .16c
zoe Bld curriers' LOT ..''''.: .'..". Ioc
35c kid curriers' for r.................2 24c
10c box Of hat pins for .........,,.. Sc
sc hat wire for .................... &c
&c shoe laces for 4c
15c hat fasteners for ...............12 12c
25c hat fasteners for ................2 .20c
soc curling iron heaters for ....,... .40c
15c curling iron heaters for ...... Soc
$100 curling iron heaters for ....... 75c
S1.25 curling iron heaters for 800. 81 90
&c tape measures for .............. &c
10c tape measures for ....,........ Sc
25c knee protectors for ....... 20c
10c and 15c pocket scissors for ...... Sc
25c buttonhole scissors for ........ .20c
35c buttonhole scissors for ... 24c
25c soft rubber hair curriers' for , 20c
25c West s electric hair curriers' for 20c
10c West s electic hair curriers' for -. Sc
25c Ventilating hair wavers for 49,. o0c
25c Magic hair curler for .......... zoe
10c puff pins for -...-............. Sc
10c Hurley hair waver for ........... Sc
25c Marcelle waver for ......-...,20 20c
Csc skirt supporters for .............2 zoe
25c belt supporters for ,.........., .10c
10c stocking darners for ............ Sc
&c stocking darners for ............ &c
21sc ironing wax for ............... 1c
25c darning balls for ............ 15c
sc beeswax for &c
sc tracing wheels for ............... &c
15c and 20c tracing wheels for $3.50. 12c
sc iron holders for .......... &c
DC THIN bles Tor ......-..-. 4c
10c thimbleS for &c
SC emery bags for ,......-.......... &c
Sc collar supporters, all kinds ..-.-.. &c
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ch Will lluu )ldcc III lllc NOllOH oec-
10c collar supporters, all kinds ...... Sc
25c dress shields, all standard makes. Doc
30c dress shield, all standard makes. .24e
35c dress shields, all standard makes 2Sc
40c dress Shields all standard makes 32c
soc dress shields, all standard makes .40c
60c dress shields, all standard makes .4Sc
75c dress shields, all standard makes 60c
l5c velvet grip hose supporters for 12c
2Oc velvet grip hose supporters for .16c
25c velvet grip hose supporters for .20c
35c velvet grip hose supporters for .2Sc
SOC velvet grip hose supporters for Zoe
75c velvet grip hose supporters for SOC
23c fish net shopping bags for ...... poe
35c fish net shopping bags for ..... 2sc
SOC fish net shopping bags for ..,.. Zoe
SOC cube of toilet pins for .. Hoe
25c cube of toilet pins for ... 20c
20c cube of toilet pins for ..... 16c
l5c cube Of toilet pins for ..........12c
10c cube of toilet pins for ~ Sc
DC cube of toilet pins for ... 4c
25c tourist hair pin case for ~ 20c
15c tourist hair pin case for ........ 12c
15c hair pin cabinet for ......... 12c
10c hair pun cabinet for .,......... Sc
DC hair pin cabinet for ........ 4c
DC English hair pins for ......,.. &c
25c unbreakable hair pins for .,.. Doe
25c shell hair pins for l5c
1Oc office pins for .... a....... Sc
1Qc drcssmaker pins for ....... Sc
SC dressmaker pins for " lc
Zoe skirt pins for ........ Sc
sc book of travellers pins for ... 4c
1Oc lace pins for Observation-Disclosures. Sc
DC shield pins for ..... &c
10c book of toilet pins for ... Sc
SC book of toilet pins for ..,....s ic
15c safety pins all kinds, for . 12c
12c safety pins, all kinds for ... 1Oc
10c safety pins, all kinds, for ~ Sc
Sc safety pins, all kinds. for ...... be
DC safety pins all kinds, for ....... 4c
15c snap fasteners all kinds for ..,. 12c
10c snap fasteners, all kinds for 49, Sc
&c snap fasteners, all kinds, for . 4c
10c card Of hooks and eyes, all kinds,
Tor .----...... .-.-...... Sc
sc card of hooks and eyes, all kinds for 4c
10c tube Of machine needles for 80. Sc
&c paper of sewing needles for .. &c
SC silk darning cotton for .. IG
DC French darning cotton for ... 4c
DC colored cotton tape for ... &c
sc blanket binding for .... &c
10c blanket binding for ..... Sc
25c buttonhole tape for .....,. 20c
25o scissors and shears, all kinds, for zoe
SOC scissors and shears, all kinds, for. 3sc
75c scissors and shears, all kinds, for !. 55c
S1.00 scissors and shears, all kinds for 75c
$125 scissors and shears, all kinds, for 94c
$50 scissors and shears, all kinds,
S1.75 scissors and shears, all kinds.
$500 scissors and shears, all kinds,
10c finishing and ferry braids for -. sc
20c finishing and ferry braids for -, l0c
25c finishing and ferry braids for 13c
35c finishing and ferry braids for -, 1sc
40c finishing and ferry braids for -. Zoe
SOC finishing and ferry braids for i. :. .. .25c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
Our New Notion Section in Our Nezv
Store will be one of the finest and best
equipped notion sections in the country

Our will be have it continuously stocked
ons the little that the aordsa
and good judgment bring Salt Lakeways with
customers The little prevalent Notion Section
especially during the Removal Saare completely sell the
stock will find place in the Notion
on in the store
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
PERSONALS.

Mrs, d. ~. Cleuvcr Of West Roma
avenue, Is entertaining her sister, Miss
Ccceliu Spaulding. VINO II Il visitor In
albuquerque from kentucky.
Mrs. Joseph Price, who arrived yes
torduy from Denver ana paid Oricf
visit here Ia the simon Strrns. left
this morning for her nome In SocorrO.
"ln old Kentucky" played laBt
night to II fair sized audience in the
Elks thcater the performance being
a very creditable one Tor this class Or
attractions. The piCkaninnicS were
especially good and made u MS with
the audience, the southern melodies
were catchy ana the dancing and
singing were pleasing. The scenic
equipment IL first rate and there wcro
enough thrills In the performance 10
please the most fustidiOus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
GALLUP, BUSIEST TOWN in STATE
From the Forty Mckinley County
Republican.
k<t<<%<\%<I<++<<<*<

either Albuquerque or san Bcrnar-
dino, which e. uses II waste of much
time. lf the shops here ARE enlarged
much of this work can be- done here,
The present roundhOusc iS not half
large enough for their needs, IN 1t
viii not hold half the locomotives
TINT come In each day and M high
Hs twenty may h" seen AT amy Time
standing out In the weather ON tn"
rip track on account of their being
no stalls for them In the ruundhousr,
Gallup is situated on the edge ~
the Navajo and Huni Indian r"srrva-
tluns, ana most of the supplies for
these people are frrlRhtcd by way uf
Gallup ana bought at our merchants.
The navajo RESERVE has som" 5000
inhabitants, ana II takes considerable
supplies to feed this population.
RcHlzlnR the advantages Hnd prOilts
to he derived from this source, three
cntcrprising companies conduct trad
ing posts ana wholesale houses N
Gallup. ana they all do thriving
business. atAs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
TnuCK FAIIMING IN ALNsK \.

Washington, Nov. 20,--As evidence
OF what American school teachers are
accomplishing in Alaska, the federal
bureau OF education today received a
basket OF potatoes. turnips, carrots
and other vegetables grown In the
school garden at Kiukwan. The veg
etableH are OF excellent size ana
weight and products OF similar value
are raised on the land surrounding the
other eighty public schools in the ma
tons "Tarthest north" possession. nj
many cases the products of the gar
denE are OF distinct monetary value
TO the schools.
The Importance OF this form Of edu-
cation for the natives Ia Appreciated
by the bureau. which has made the
art OF truck farming part OF It's edu-
cational campaign. The school farm
movement accordingly has been ex-
tended, until now II has penetrated in
TO the Arctic circle, where remark
able success with the patches OF earth
surrounding the schools have been at
tGined The model gardens, the bu-
reau has been Informed, has served
10 inspire the natives TO take up the
cultivation OF their own ground, ana
the standard OF living among the
tribes has arisen accordingly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
COAL COMPANIES
ACQUIRE ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
RAILROAD
Reported Deal by Which Fuel
Corporation Is to Purchase
Stock of Transportation SyS-
TEN.
CAPITAL INCREASED
TO TEN MILLIONS
tBy Leased wire 10 Evening Herald

ny Leased Wire 90 Evening HERALD
Denver. Nov. 2O.--It " reported
today that the Rocky Mountain Eucl
company IL negotiating for the pur-
chase OF the controlling interest in
the st. Louis. Rocky Mountain y Pa
ciHc company, which owns extensive
coal fields In southern Colorado aud
northern New Mexico. In 1905 the
majority stockholders Of thu -. Louis,
Rocky Mountain & Pacific placed
their holdings In a voting trust which
VAS to remain operative until 1915.
Last week the voting trust was dis
solved uud the stock Distributed to
H,r trustees. who are given the right
To sell the entire amount for $1,000
OO0. The trustees hold 90 prr cent ot
the t1O,OC0,oOO stock of the corpora
tim
Recently the Rocky Mountain Fuel
company Increased It's capital stock
from SS.OOO. 900 tn tiU,uUO,Uuu. aud
It's bonds from ti,OOO,OOO to $Io,o0o.-
600. II is pointed out that this in
crease In stock and bond holdings "
Approximately equal 10 the figure at
which the majority stockholders at
the st. Louis. Rocky Mountain y Pa
ellie are willing to sell their holdings.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20
WILSON INVITED TO
|. LIVESTOCK MEET
President.Elect Receives Invi-
tation from American AssO-
citation to Attend Gathering
at Phoenix in January.

phu,utN, Mia, NuN, ~. \ possible
distinguished guest "f phucniN during
IA" meeting here In January OF the
American livostuCk association win he
rrrgiduut-ulrct WuudruW Wilson. GOV
"ruur Wilson has never visited Ari-
IONA and It BE- thought that hc VIII
desire to drpuHinl himself with the
different parts Of lhr country before
taking Ollirr Had that he may rlu-
brace the opportunity To- gather races
regarding one uf the cuuntrN'H most
important industries.
The following Geographic invita-
ton was sent him by the officers OF
the association Wednesday:
Hon. Woodrow Wilson, Trenton
New Jersey;
"The executive committee or the
American National Livestock afsO-
citation. representing the great i've
stock industry Of the west, cordially
invites you Ia attend its sixteenth an.
uual convention at Phoenix. Aria,
january IL, 10 and 10, 1913. Have
written fully.
III, 4, JASTUO, President.
90 W TOMLiNsON, Secretary"
This nhttcr was laid before Gov
cruur Hunt, Mayor Chrisly and DR.
Amen Martin, chairman at the board
of trade, ana these gentlemen In be-
half at the state, the city and the
board Of trade supplemented the fore
going Invitation with others urging
the presence here Ut the presidents
| elect.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20

WIN II. Johnson aud II IL said that
the price paid was $500 round. De-
livery to be ma io In Roswell January
I; LOO wothcrs from Dick Turknett
OF Artcsla. delivery to be made next
week at lIugcrmnn. 1850 wethers
from Frank billings. delivery later.
terms private; $500 lambs from w. =.
Williams. delivery noxt Thursday at
Hagormau, terms private, The ship
ment will bo made direct 10 Illinois
MIR. Baker has been making regular
trips tu Roswell Tor several years and
this year he has already bought and
shipped over $4,000 worth OF sheep
from here. six years ago MIR. Baker
married Miss Cortcz He'll, society
girl Of Roswell. =, Tpey. .Juuke their
home In Kansas city,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-20

dollar a bottle. You will find 1t gen
II" In action, pleasant In taste and
free from gripping, and its tonic prop
critics have distinct value To women,
II Is the most widely used laxative
tonic In America today and thousands
of families are now never without H.
II no member Of your family has
ever uscd syrup Pcpsin aud you would
like to make a personal trial ni 1t be-
fore buying II In the regular way Of Il
druggist. send your address postal
VIII du--to Or. W. II. Caldwell, as
Washington, ST.. Monticello. H., and
"a free sample bottle will be mailed
you. Results are always guaranteed
or money will be refunded.