davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
sneiter

In 1911 twenty-one states and tar
.ritories contributed TO the copper
production. but the three leadlug
states (ArizOnR, Montana, .aAdS nlloht-
gam produced ~ per cent of tina to-
tai output. Arizona product Cd einofe
than ~ per cent Of the output fcF ,the
year, Montana slightly lesa than -
per cent. and Michigan nearly 70
per cent. Utah took fourth place,
with an output Of nearly 10 per cent
Of the 1911 productions. The SIX lead
Ing states In 1911 (Ariaona, Monenna.
Michigan, Utah, Nevada, and, Cali
fornla) produced o4.f per cent % the
output Cor that year. and the same
States have produced eB per cent Of
the total output since iesS, Alaslra
produced -the. hlGhent grade ora AZ
1911, the average yield being 1877
per cent OF copper; California was
second, with s.s7 per cent; ArisOna
was third with S.ST per cent; and
Montana was fourth with ais per
cent. t fa
In the report Mr. Butler gives both
geologic and a metallurglo claani.,
fication Of copper deposits. BumInaF-
ICES the conditions affecting producgi
ton In the principal districts OF the
country. and gives the tenor OF the ore
from tho chief producing distriets..
The report on the production Of oop-I
per for 1850 contained a map show
Ing al the principal oopper-prOducing
districts OF the United states ana the,
location ~ the principal reduction
plants. That report, as we'll a. the
one for 1914, can be obtained on ap-
pllcatiOn TO the Director OF the United
States Geological Survey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

high school building for the school
district OF said city. said bonds to boar
Interest at a rate not TO exceed 9 per
cent per annum payable ssmI-anntaIly
anu 20 DO payable In not less than
twenty years nor more than thirty
years from the flrnt day OF Aprll. IA. n.
1914; said bonds TO be payabie III the
option OF the board OF education after,
the expiration OF twenty years from
thalr daeei ballots in favor OF the is
luance or said bonds nhAll road m
Follows, tO-wit; For the lssuanca of
one hundred thousand dollars (si0O.-
OOO'OO) OF bonds for the construction
OF q now high school building" and
bali9lg against the issue OF Buld bonds
snsIi reed as follows ,toIwitI Against
inc Issuance OF one hundred AhOusand
dollars (e10O. 0O0.OO) Of bonds for tic
ing"
And whereas. the following doscrlb-
ed territory adjacent 10 the city OF Al
DuQuerque hRn been annexed 20 said
city for school purposes aud IL bound
Cd as follows, to.wlt: ~Bbeinnlng At
intersection Of Mulberry street and
aASt Aarqnette avenue, thence east
on East Marquette avenue 20 east
boundary town Of Albuhuerdue Grant,
thence south on said line 10 a point IN
direct line with the middle OF Bell
avenue, thence west on said line and
He'll avenue, 10 sntorBoetipn Of He'll
avenue ard South High street, thence
north on South High street TO inter-
section Of South High street and East
Goal avenue, thence east on East Coal
avenue 70 Intersection OF East coal
avenue ana Mulberry street, thence
north on Mulberry street 70 place OF
beainnlRG."
Whs city council OF the city OF Albu.
elleTauo has designated the following
piecYe Tor the registration OF the
gg,ellAed slectors Of said school dis
glrst New AEsxIco cigar com.
pang, MS West Central. Board Of reg.
lstratloh. y. ]. cellspg, y, dsnnlsy. II!
Second ward.sAlrtpaao phafmaay.
First street and Colo agejiue. Noart
OK registratlol' Aephl, q. q,
Third ward--Smoise House, a1e
tratiOn, ]. p. MU0uiFe, 81. q. NIaCBa5
den, N. 10, Stevens
Fourth ward--B. Ruppo dEuf stare,
9Oa West Central AVenue, H0aFd 81
regiatrAtion, n. W. b. BryAn, Or. y. ~.
ghanbeFiln. A. Fielghef.
And the city council OF the city OF
Albuonerque has designated the fol-
.eNinG q the polling places Of said
'|6I eega- Police Judges once,
eDae Once bi Chaa. Chad.
wle4 efd eqmpeny res West Colo
TkIft sfe Ones o. n. n, DUN.
har, ThlFa ana ot'f nVenuo.
FouEtn s4I4 lIet u "A. w. Hays
den. tIa Wa. n 6eenae.
All qeaiiepd 6IpBH ~ ~ Annex.
cd TERRITORY ~ sslds
ing north N l1| "A aaal
VI second street u |l' Ana tple
W tho iirat UaI0 ana ~ A|It1|noA
clectors fqtlAln4 Il itfs
ritory south 81 DOT ||4 b
OF SECOND tlFett Nf 40 1
vote u, the nooono N44H
Done al the city ~ 4I
ihIa sth day 81 Noltl 1ftl
D. ~. Hl
Mayor % the CITY ~ y
NJ seal pf the city Y n
Aa. RoBHr.
rllg cleFk ,gi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
(seaLl


La
United etnteaeos America. Plaintiff,
stais' a308lth .lHI1i
Thomas n. lCntson. e. ais. Defendants.
|. b Ia NO. do0. Lsl.. & M
II apbeaFINHefc the court that the
above stnliil 4 cause - commences
Ter ehe wnHQoao % enforcing q lien
In favor olj eha united States Dt
Amlsrtea. up9n TIE land and real
estate deaoribeA n plaintiffs COM
plaint and commonly known as the
Salvador 0onHAles Grant. which said
land ard rel ssnaate II situated within
the state andaalstrlct OF New Mex-
100; ana a. eopeaFing that the de-
fenden,h tlseauNknown heirs OF SAL
vador tsonnalsh. and ali unknown
owners or claimants OF interest IN
and TO the trnct OF land known as the
Salvador unnE6lAa Grant. can not be
found within the said district OF New
MepIoo, ana have not Voluntarily ap-
Dearod IN this oauee;
Now. % 1f1nilen OF plaintiff, q 10
artlUrn1 ~ t.sc< court that naid d.
fendaata. and each Of them. do plead,
answer ar damNr. in this cause by the
ctr Day 81 1aHp@ty, a. %. 10gs.
II u further ordered by the court
chat q copy Of thls order be served
Upon any perp0n, OK JpeFRons, ia pos
session Of or charge OF the said real
estate. $3.50
IL IL further ordered that a certified
pppg ue thiu ardor, undoF tho nuul 'pf
tho court b peblished in the Albtf-
qNae1n4 Evening Besald. - da3ly
newspaper. publlohed within the ais
tfiot % New MexaaO. once q wOok for
SIX consecutive weeks, the last pub
tleetion % be made at least one week
before the said oth day Of January.
A. ID. lets. tr. a.. q ~,
nons in opsn court at santa ia,
New MexicO, this ssth day Of octobOT.I
4 wa. H. PoFR
n, hs}llt fltss Sudge.
United state. District Court,
District Of New Mezieo.
], Harry r. Lee. clerk Of the Unit
"a States district court for the district
OF New Mexico. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing n true and
oofFoct copy Of an order Of court
made and entered Of record In the
mfntltes OF GAid court oa the 96th day
OF October. A. d. 1915. AZ
Witness my official signature and
the seal Of aid court tails asth Gay
OF October, A. ID. 1913.
b HARRY y LEp.. ~
: Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
WANTED--AGRMTa

e>SsSSuHeAfererreNrhftp Y(ae>c4p,lafl InE4lncAp
A LARGE well known 6nmhpany.
about 10 spend eio0, Gee "a S1trs-
mendous advertising campaign, re-
ouires the services Of q bright man
or woman In each town and City, the
work u easy, pleasant and mighty ~
spectacle, ana no previous eNpeTleuce
IL necessarily. We viii pay q good
salary and offer an unrauaI uppor-
tunity for Advancement 70 the person
who can furnieh good references. In
addition 20 this salary We offaf q
Maxwell automobile. Ford shutomo-
bile and over $4,000 IN pyiaes 60 the
representatives doing the best work
up to December 81. In your letter
give Rge and reference. address Ira
3. Hoeinson. Advertising Manager,
Ssll Beverly street, Bontdn.. Ifast. go
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09


Mayors RroclRmntlon f0r . Special
EIccaion whpln me TERRITORY Com
prlslng the stiiSol Districts Of AIbu-
querque, New Mo1ico for tho purpose
OF voting ON q proposed Bend Issue Of
RlOO,OOo Tor the construction of q
ncw High school building.
Whereas, at q regular meeting OF
the Board OF Edhcation OF the city OF
Albuquerque held therein ON the 7th
day OF october A, u. 1912. the follow
Ing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted by said board,
to-wIt:
whereas, tho present high school
building of the city OF Albuquerque
u Inadequate for the convenience and
accommodation Of the pupils who Rro
ELIGIBLE for attendance at the high
Whereas, the Board OF Eduoatlon
ot tho city OF Albnquorque. OF the
state OF Neg Mexico, heretofore ac-
quiroA a site upon which 20 construct
q new high acheol building, AND
Whereas, aid Board OF Education
has determined 70 have constructed
on said site, . new and modern high
school building $50
Board OF ESdueatson Of ne city OF Al
bnauarque, OF the etata of New Mex
leo, that the question 0f issuing bonds
IN the sum OF one-knndred thousand
(to0, 0O0.0OD dollars for the purpose
Of Faising funds O. pay for the con-
struetion OF n new and modern high
school building ~ the city of Albu-
querque. New Mcxico. be- submitted
TO the qualified electoF. q the said
called for that paFnOss; maid bonds 10
bear date April i,SefS. interest pay-
able somlsannuallv lakd 70 DO pap-
abs 1t the optlan - tha B0sEd az
Education In no4 leaa than twenty
years nor more flfAh thirty years
from the date Of Thur aaid issue,
And Il IL further fencIved that the
mayor Of the city ~ Aibuaueraue be
end he hereby 10 Heenested 20 call an
elootiOn for the neeDpse OF taking
the sense OF the ans iflea electors OF
said school dibtribt lnafein upon the
question OF tAsVinK said bonds. said
el6Ction TO be held ON fne 10th day
OF December, Al -. 1919, and that
4 certified copy a &Aa RfeRmbie and.
% these RESOLUTIONS W served by the
clerk OF the board ION the mayor
ef the city Of Mkne esgue q once.
ZION OF the city ~ dQiiafd,le. New
e8leO has Feaiiea y ssiagsf q suiA
city 10 call q spoeIa 1enil6n for the
purpose OF takinH NE nonho az Ina
lualified electors ~ ire nnflool Aiss
triot OF the city ~ &tbn0tierhiia HNnh.
the question Of i|'nF bOnhb 81 fAe
sum Of one hunq bsi3abd drHals
Ctf0o, Op9eeb TOO lidbo 81 talEs
Ing funds for th fuctlon of n
new high school N'fn n tho city
% AlbuqueFQue e| nN 10 Near Ia,
lereat 1t a rata akeaed 3 pefl
oesatum per anpr hle setni-an-
nnaily and 10 5abIe not lensI
fliaH twenty yo4| more than
thirty years fron. skKe ~ iaSue
aid honda 10 % 81 fha Dp-
fian u the fl0apd flon az the
aspiration ~ tweN esom their
Nov. 9heretors IL eslIsru,
mayor df the city I0troue, al
hofouv call 4 aDN lha ~ the
Qualified electors ahhnnl. dInsl
Y1bN ~ the city 49, New
tft4IEo, TO be hf asHnp. lho
8tMi 4hV Of Do0 0.T Ynfa,l
b0Ih Of nnid 81
0 from tho "a I4| ~
- l38 hour [I ~. "a.
HhY for it M 0|||
6NItauo 81
14tFed ttpl
s' 6, n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
Lad Brnal.s Record.

The final figures OF lead production
In the United States In 1911. just is
sued by the United States Geological
Survey. show an output OF iSS.9Ts
short tons OF refined lead, which ia
1885 tons ahead OF the best proceed
ing record--thAt OF tSi0. Missouri
was the largest producer. furnishing
nearly Is per cent OF the domestic pig
lead. The growth OF thu lead indus.
try In the United states IN recont
years has been continuous and rapid,
Rs In shown by the following figures;
Production OF refined lead In the
United States. IssO-Ie12.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09


wit. Tha a. half Of the soushwes.
quarter. enf lets No. ana 4 ~ SEQ
ton ~. II teWnship nine (a1 north
OF range s.eebt Of the New EfsEioo
meridian. containinE lBs and Ss-loO
acres.
And you are further Notified that
unless you cause your appearance 20
be entered, n said action, at thu
Court House 81 Bernallllo county, At
Albuquerquel n. NJ. on or before this
eth day o. necember. 1919, q decree
prp-oonfesno viii be entered againas
you and the relief prayed for viii DO
granted, Plnintifrs attorney is W. c.
Heacock. Albuquerque. N. NJ:
A. II. WALKER,
(BEAII) Clerk
by THos. X, D, MADISON. Deputy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

The total production OF lead since
the beginning OF mining has been 49,
OlO.704 tons. In 1911 the gain ~
lead production was made wholly b.
domestic lead. the output OF foreign
lead sheltered or refined In thii
country having decreased ll.4lS tons
The Geological Surveys report on
lead for 1911, complied by c. u. Sic
benthai. Is issued as an advance chap
ter from che volume "Minsral re,
sources" and copies may be obtdinse
free Of charge on application 70 tni
DlFeetor OF the Survey, Washington
ID, g. A sttfiarIxably close estimate 81
the lead production for the year wa
nade by NJ, Blebenthall 90 January
ana. 1919. (which has prOved-to b
correct within One-ninth Of pei
cent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

District OF New Mexico.
/ Il 1Rasry y. Lee, clerk OF the United
htntes- 0,atrtet court for the district
of New Megieo. 90 hereby certify that
tha shove and ToraGeinG n a true and
ooFpopt oopy % en- order OF court
ISpnop and entered Of record In the
.nainetas % said court on the 2eth dsy
Of Optober, A. y. 1914.
Witness my official signature and
the seal OF said court this 2eth day Of
October. a. p lai2,
HARRY r. LEE,
n Clerk.
(Seal.l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

.Donst YOU think Df. BriEhtwOod e
Just nDlShdld3 He seems to know hn'
moalnteIy what aiiS one"
',lgo. don't believe In him q All
He has kdld my husband he ought e
quis working 20 haFdd."--New HeFA
fferaia. '3 n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
(seal)



UHlted States Oe America. Pialneitl,
Marcos c. ne I'aea. q aIu., Dsfead-
ants. 5sts
II appearlHg e Ahe eoasi iiiat -
above entitlsS 6allne q epm1nSeeea
for the purpoDesef bHeprrlns q ilaR n
favor Of the uAltaa etafae - Allts-
ica. upon the ian4 aH6 tti esiass
described in plaintiffs tfnint alld
commnnIy known 81 TIA a - a. f'oGt
rago Grant. which naie lHnt and Nh
estate 10 sltAated 4Wittin ina atate
and district OF New hlaactf oh& v
Appearing that the dsf1 anls ~
tfnknOwn heirs ef Merle Alaala
MOntOYa, and an uuicaNm = IItrn. a.
claimants Of iRtaEsss ~ = ~ Sect
ef lana known As che o. ~ Ha
Grant. can not be found ith 8
said ,dlstrict Of New et9la sna s Ne
net voluntarily Gppeare4 r. taia
Nov on motion Of plalRtifk e ~
brdinaA BY the court tllnf m e.
fondasIts, and each o. the1 ~ 1leaa,
nnsweF or dempr. IN shla e4lE W ihe
eth cav OF JaduAry A. y, tele.
/ Js II further .orqertf N ~ ppngs
albs . copy vi this Yfas ~ f'4Rla
MON any persch 81 DeI a.
pglcp or Or esarge a 80 selt .fel
estate. 3. n
II q further ordsFed lhal sspaIf.ea
| hnbs Or this order. onA8f lna e1aI
| ~ fhe court, be put1ltk1N l1 IAe NJ
Ihaahorauo Evening Mas1 H01|.
~ Der. ,publishef H|N|n IA ID
1900 Al Nav NssIt1 .N
~ az eonhacutlyd 81
lofklons a IA H4
s. bafb(s "a
Ht. A. D. 1875
DftS IN epen oe1I
~ iiepiea thls "a
y. 1914
NNs JUS NN0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

la1'
Ii |Ia Ni6Riu3 CQaft ~ Ia yNlnN
~ laDe AllslrfCt ~ View
r Rfcrico.
Ijkl " AInsrica, Plaiqslitt
W. ff t9NN
V n fe,r0n, a aia., Dsiene4nee
i No. i7e. vi
a ne court tlnfl ~
Il|t1 taose 70 commp4e,l
lallel of enllernlqg z ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
In the nlpisin CoaHs Of the United
4 States Eaf Tire DiniFict OF New
sft Mexico.

In the nip,sisE CoaEs Of the United
States Eaf Tire Dlaisict OF New
wnited states OF America, Plaintiff,
James n. Purdy. ct ais, Defendants
| No. ia2.
4 II appearing 10 the court that the
above Sntltioe cause Il commenced
for the purpose OF enforcing a lien IN
favor OF the United States OF Amer
lea, upon the land and real estate de-
aoriDed m plaintiffs complaint aud
counmoHly known as the Talaya Hill
0rane, which said land and real estate
u situated within tho state and dis
/ efiot OF New Mexico; and Il furthaE
Appearing that the defendants. James
n. Purdy and Esp0ra q. 0ortner, are
not Inhabitants az aud can net be
found within the said district OF Now
4exieo, ana have mot voluntarily APP
peaFed In the above entitled cause;
and u further appearing that the de-
fendanfa, the unknown heirs of Man
upI Truiiil0. and all unknown owners
o. olaisnants OF interest In OF 20 the
tract of land known az the Talaya Hill
Grant. can not be- found within the
said district Of New Mexico, ana have
Hptg vOluntaEiiv appeared In this
New. 90 .usOtlOp Of plssnutf, It IL
ordered ~ the court that the said
ntfendAuts. aud each Of them. %
plead, answer Or domur IN thip cause
BY the eth day OF January, A. D, 1913,
tKt y further ordered BY the court
tAqkSa copy Of this order be aervod
pp0nl BdpoFa O. 0ortner. ut Ocean
FAek, IN aho state Of California, u
she be tiaere found, and that cory
Of this order be served upon the de-
fendaitt. James u. Purdy. At Colorado
9pFinau. IN the state OF Colorado, u
hp 30 there found, ana also that q
cQpy Aptpof he served upon any per-
so or persons n possossioTs % or IN
charse Of the said real estate,
II 70 further ordered that certified
p4py % this order, under the seal Of
this court, ~ published IN the Al
bpauofqlsa BteHinF Herald, . daily
seReps pliblisied withln thA dis
t1Dct % a Mexico. Ones week Tor
siK consecutive weeks. the last pub
lleaaAen ~ BE- made a. least one week
eehaFe 50 sala san day o. january.
A. d. aela. ~ EVN
Dona Il opeA court At santa Re.
New Alssiep. lhls s5th day Of October
WA. Il. FoPp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

Oct. 10. &c. Nov. 2. o.
Evening journal., 1912-09-03

LONDON, Sept. 3-Miss Ethel
Smythe, one Of the most strenuous Of
England's militant suffragettes, is
opera which she wrote entitled, Der
Wald" was produced a few years
since at the Metropolitan Opera
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
TO FIRE BIG SHELLS
AT SKELETON MAST

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. 3.-Can
the skeleton masts on battle ships OF
the United States navy withstand hos
tile FIRE? This question is ito be set
tied In Chesapeake Bay tomorrow,
when a skeleton mast erected on the
old San Marcos is to be made target
for high explosive shells fired from
the 12-inch guns of the Tallahassee.
Fifteen or twenty shells are 90 be
exploded against the mast in the pre-
sence of Rear Admiral Nathan c. Twi-
ming chief of the Bureau Of Ordnance
Of the Navy Department; Lieutenant
Commanded Thomas T. Craven, di-
rector of target practice and engi-
neering competition, and other officers.
The mast is to be subjected TO such
fire as might be expected to encoun-
ter in the engagement. If II with
stands the fire the advantages of the
type of mast, which is exclusively used
in the UnitedsStates navy, will he con-
sidered finally established. II the
mast is reduced,to a mass of tangled
wreckage the Navy Department will
have a serious problem on its hands
Such a result might mean a radical
change in the masts.
Rear Admiral Twining believes the
mast will be ripped and torn, but
doubts IL II will fall. He has the
support Of a large percentage of ord
nance experts.
Several other sordnance experts in
the navy believe that high explosive
shells explodingr on contact with the
mast will tear IL toipieces.
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
These Patterns For Sale BY
SMITH-ZOLLINGER CO.,
Fourth and Market Streets.
DIVORCED WIFE
SUES sFAMILY
100000 is Money Value She
Demands for Loss Of Her
Husbands Love

8 MILWAUKEE,, Sept. S.-Mrs. Kath-
crime n. White has begun suit for
100000 against her former husband.
3 Arthur G. White; the latter's mother,
+ Mrs. Catherine Scammon, his aunt.
Mrs Helen Tuttle, and Charles II. Gil
$man, son-in-law OF Mrs. Scammon.
Mrs White, In her complaint, char
ges a conspiracy on the part of her
husbands familysto ALLEVIATE his affec-
ftions, and that the conspiracy was
Successful TO the extent that on May
20, 1910. he secured a divorce while
she was visiting insNew York City.
IL is set forth in the complaint that
the defendants represent an immense
amount of capital in Milwaukee and
IN New York. The combined wealth
Of Mrs Scammon and her sister, Mrs.
Tuttle, it is claimed. is estimated at
sS0,000,000 TO $50 100000 and they are
said TO own S1.000.000O worth Of real
estate
Arthur G. White and Katherine N.
White were married August 10. 1892
in this city. On December 13, 1909
White sued for a divorce, chargins
desertion and naming John C. Zartsir
I" 90 No-ANoRbhaChN~. NIB. Wnllt Q1O no.
contest the suit, but in her presen
complaint she alleges that at the tim,
the divorce was obtained, May 20
1910, she was visiting in New Porl
but that she did not learn Of tn
granting Of the divorce until her re
turn to Milwaukee.
Upon her return here, she assert
White denied that a divorce wa
anted and wanted 20 live with he
MRS. White also charges that White
tremarriage was illegal in that II
wedding took place within a year a
ter the divorce was granted.
Mrs. White charges that all OF Il
members of her husbands family ol
4posed her marriage. because she WI
tpossessed of only slender financi
means and was not Of the same e;
3alted position hat the defendants a
rogated to themselves.
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
HINTS BY MAY MANTON
A nAINTY LITTLE TROCK.

This present summer is essentially
one OF charming materials. All sorts
Of pretty dainty fabrics are shown
in alluring colors and designs but
nothing makes more attractive
dresses than the bordered batistes
and voiles. This one is finished with
lace frills and lace landings. The
high waist line and the pretty shaped
bertha combine to give a quaint ef-
feet that is altogether charming and
the chiffon rose tucked into the girdle
gives just a pretty touch Of color.
For August nothing prettier could
be suggested, but since the skirt is
straight and gathered. it can be made
OF any material.-plain ones trimmed
to suit the fancy or those that make
their own finish. The waist is slight
ly full, with separate sleeves that are
sewed TO the armholes. The bertha
finishes the front edges and is ar
Evening journal., 1912-09-03
WIFE'S HEALTH
RESTORED.
Husband Declared Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege table
Compound WouldiRe-
stores Her Health,
And 1t Did.

fyAshiand,yKy. -" -Four gyears aagosI
seemed stoShave Everything sthei eimatteri
Evening journal., 1912-09-03

table Compound. MY husband tsaidrit
would restore my health. and 1t has. -
Mrs. 'WYATF, ashland, KY.
There are probablys hundreds. of thou
sands of women i'm sthe United States
who have been benefited by this famous
old remedy, which wassproduceda from
roots and herbs .over)thirty years ago by
womanAto relieve'woman's suffering.
Read WhatAnother w woman says:
Camden, N. J.-'T had femaleitrou-
bic and serious displacement. .andswss
tired and discouraged dandimableto do nv
work. My.doctors,told meI,neyer could
be cured : without IAN = operation, but
thanks to'Lydia EPinlkhsm s Vegetable
Compound I amscured of that saffhctior
and have recommehdedsit to,more thar
one of my friends with thebest results. u
Mrs. ELLA JOHNSTON, 324Vine st.
II youwant special advice write Il
Lydia Z. PinkhamiMedicine Co. (confi.
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by I
! woman and held In strict coz6dence
Evening journal., 1912-09-03

to protect him. Learning soon after
that Headington had bought a revolver
TO use on him. Adams mad Headington
arrested for carrying concealed wea-
pons. II was at his trial that Mrs.
Headington announced her platform.
Father tried to shoot Boney," said
Mrs. Headington.
But" said the judge, Il understood
your husband used horsewhip on
you, and that your father shot at him
to defend you"
Mrs. Headington continued 10 de-