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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28
WESTERN UNION PENSIONS.

New York. June 2S.-All arrange
ments were completed today for put
ting into effect next Monday the old
age and accident pension plan for
the employees OF the Western Uinon
Telegraph Co. Thirty thousand peo-
pie will be benefited by the operation
of the pension system. The pay
rlents will be graduated according to
length OF service and in case of dis
ablement twenty years service is re-
guired before a pension is granted
An employe whose average salary was
S10o in the ten years before retire
ment will receive a pension o s23
a month. For longer service the
scale moves UP. All employees are
to be retired at the age of 30. No
pension will be less than s25 a
month or more than 800.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28
SENATOR REEDS ELOQUENT
SPEECH NOMINATING CLARK

Baltimore, Md, June ~ senator
Reed, ui Missouri. presenting Speak
or champ tlarks name 10 the eon
yrniion for the presidential nomina-
lioi. spoke in part as follows
"" are here, not to nominate a
candidate, bui To select president
To-day w shall contend, each against
the other, tomorrow We must be
brothers in battle for humanity
ours Is 4 high privilege and sol
emn daty II lould 10 me in !
,biril OF exalted patriot IN Every
consideration must be- subordinatnd
10 the great cause of III" people w
speak not only for Il parry, bui Tor
a nation, for mankind and for his
tory. We are about 10 dlsSolk" The
partnership between MONOPOLY and
government.
sixteen years this partnership la
levied tribute under the form of Law
II has taxed the crust upon the lips
ci hunger. II has iilchcd from -
pockets of poverty. Monopoly na
financed the campaigns of Rcpubllc
an presidents. 1t has been reward,
By immunity from punishment ioi
violation of the criminal statute
The people turn to the Democrat
party for relief.
Republican candidates have re-
ported to every form of false pre-
lenses, every trick of demagOguerF
In order to delude the people. one o.
these candidates has not hesitate
to attack the courts of law, and te
assail the fundamentals of our gov
ernment.
I'VE recognize the truth that a.
laws and the constitution itse
should when necessary be amendef
to meet changed conditions. But "
refuse to assail the structure of on
government or to incorporate intel-
lectual vagaries and fantastic exper
nents into our Jurisprudence.
I'VE stand for government by Ia
II is for this very reason We ins
that the law against illegal roT
nations must be vigorously enforre
Under Roosevelt the trusts -four
as green bay tree; under Tat '.'
tree has grown and spread
branches until their shadow %. r-
all the land. Roosevelt's police
all their fundamentals have been u
petuated by Taft. If either is e..
Cd, these policies will continue
i THE situation is epir Ii ~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28
BALLOT|NG IS
NOW N PROGRESS
(By Associated Press.)

Baltimore, June oS.-The second
ballot on the presidential nomination
was ordered at 4:20 The leaders
representing all the candidates have
agreed TO remain in session until L
nomination is made
4:03 p. m. The first shift in the
st cond ballot came with Massachu
scttS. which voted SO for Clark this
morning. On second ballot Massa-
chuse,ts gave one TO Wilson and -
Il clark
4:l5 y. M New hampshire. for
Baldwin on the first ballot. gave its
: votes TO Wilson on the second bal
lot The Wilson gain up to thai
time WAS - TIP To that time the
Clark total vote Was ii6 u. Wis on
total 33> =, a~ AGAINST iiol2 Tor
Clark and ~ for Wilson on the l,rs'
ballot
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28
BABY WITH SEVEN
GRANDMOTHERS.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs Francis
Hays, of Webster, a baby girl. Tn
like most babies, this little baby ran
boast of seven grandmo'hers Her
grandmothers, Mrs. Robert Hays. of
Webster, and Mrs. Clara Nichols. of
AFFORD; three great grandmothcrs,
Mrs. u. T.. PembertOn. Of Oxford,
and Mrs. Kate Davis and Mr. Frank
IIays. of Webster, aud iwp great,
great grandmother. Mrs Mrs. Frid-
de aud Mr.. Delitha bit kson, of In
diana, the last TWO brlng = and 'S
years Of age rcsp"e'it. IN iinrii
Times.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28
I|E.UP Of GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES NOT LIKELY
(By Associated Press.)

Washington. June IS The threat
cned tie-up of the government depart
ments on July because Of the fall
ure of Congress to pass the big sup
bly, bills, is not likely to occur, ac-
cording to cabinet officers, who be-
lieve, in most instances, that depart
rent employees who hold their posi-
tions under the statute, can be kept
at work after July |, whether Con-
gress passes the bills or not.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28
FLOOD VICTIMS ASKING
GOVERNMENT FOR FOOD.

New Orleans. June 2S. Scores o;
food refugees in WcstwegO, Gretna
and Algicrs. across the river from
this city, unable 10 secure work ana
being without funds. have appealed
to the officials for food supplies. Ra-
tions sent to them today are expect
cd to last several days The ,om-
rlissary department also sent S,oun
ratons to Cut Off yesterday for dis
tribution.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28
NEW OFFICERS OF
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR.

Orlando, June ~. The Orange
County Fair Association held its an
nual stockholders meeting in the
san Juan hotel on Thursday after
noon. which WAS Well attended by the
individual shareholders. about S..
oo0 OF the 81 .ohn III stock being rep
resented Mr. H. II Dickson w.
unanimously hoscn for president
Mr. Srih Woodruff de, lining to oil e
for the position again Mrsr, y K
q Neal aud James l.. Gii"s were re-
elected respectively s., lrlarl ana
treasurer Mr. : Nhinrr. ol
Sanford, and NJ " l. Palmer Mere
ohos,;i vice presidents. Succeeding
Mr Gcor:c t'ernad
4 rtN ,iNe hundred dollars from
a'a}rn acres Of Irish potatoes is Tho
r,l raiuings II lake RoGrro. one o;
- 'ohn, progressive farmers No
Z bad re,ord
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28
KILLED;
REBELLION ENDED
CUBAN REBEL LEADER WAS
KILLED IN BATTLE WITH FED
ERAL FORCES YESTERDAY.
thy Associated Press

santiago, June y General ENar
isto Estcnol. The rebel leader. was
killed Irslcrda, in a battle with go
rrnmcnt troops near Sonao, in which
100 insurgents were killed 7 he dead
probably INCLUDE, also General Pedro
nNunr, Whose body, however, has
sot boon found The body oi Este
lol arrived here AT :, O'Clock this
l. orning and Was buried today
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28
JACKSONVILLE MAN SHOOTS
WIFE'S AFFINITY

jacksonville. June 2S \ yonnS
man named WcSt,il WAS shot aiid
Killed here this morning by Hardy
kaulcrson. il we'll known citizen ol
South lae kSonyillc RaIlerson plead
od the unWrlli,n law when arrest :
cd STATING that for som" lime he had
l.ccn stlspi, Int.S Of his Wiira actions,
and hat has tears were realized this
molhil" Wf,n h, found ia" iWo to
@,thr"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28
.lABORlEAOERS APPEAL
FROM TRIAL COURT
(By Associated Press.)

Washington. June 2s Samlci
t,omperS and Frank Morrison, labor
leaders, recently sentenced To- on'
year and six months in Jail, r"spcc-
lively, today filed an appeal rom Jus
tice Wrieht's decision and gate baii
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28
ESTENOZ'S DEATH PUTS
END TO THE REBELLION
(l.y Associated Pr"ss.l

Havana, tune ~ General Mon.
ieagurdo, cOmmandcrin-chic of tn
/, ,cral forces. trlrgraphcd today thai
the death OF t.sirnoz puts an end Ia
the rebellion
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28

Work on the bridge acroas III
,l} u" I:ay botW'rn Miami and Ocean
Beach wil begin within a icw days.
hc contract calls or the romplri ion
- this bridc, before the first al nrAt
January
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28
[[SON GAINS
| On EVERY
| BALLOT THIS
| AFTERNOON
kvzy..oS RECESSED ALL DAY
- vrG3y BALLOTING AT
/ P. N.
I|s0u MAKES GAINS
Convention Will Set
/ ion. Leaders HAY.
s. agreed.
4 l'rcss,) }

..ktt "a iN'N''
lane -. After
fA, Democratic ma
.a reached the ilrs,
s..a ntial nomination
NJ, .oyk this morning
aA made; in fact, all
arr . far away IRON
4tr necessary to nom
-u'cs today look for
hmd fight. After the
mention at 1:l6 re-
,als afternoon.
r.n.ime there will be
ei figures on the vote
.rrnrrS among ll'
speeches were closed
|-aa arst bauo, for president be-
a. H.
the first ballot fol-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28

CONTINUED on Page 4.)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-28

"a American
Petersburg
LIZ meetings
new build
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
THE JOHNSON-FLYNN
FIGHT PICTURES
FOR rs CENTS
Airdome Management Has Ar.
ranged for Reduced Admis-
sion Price for Great Sport
ing Feature.

The price ut admission tu thc
Johnson Flynn light pictures which
ara To- be- shown az the Airdumc to-
night and tomorrow Wight has q zen
reduced from so 20 90 cents. The
reduction was brought about through
the AiTdomc management which.
upon the arrival of the picture pcu-
pie TODAY. insisted that Albuquerque
fight taas should Zee given the big
grst possible moneys worth.
The pictures To- ho shown ave the
original and only authorized films
taken at the heavyweight champion
ship tight AZ las Vegas On July I,
and they are said 10 De- among the
clvarrst moving pictures ever made
Every NOV" Ot the fighters h shown
distinctly and local sports viii have
"a chance Co decide Tor themselves
whether na claimed hy some uuthuri-
tirr Flynn over had "a chance to win
from the black
Three shows, including vaudeville,
viii hc given each night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
PERSONALS.

Mrs Neliir BARLEY 20 the BARLEY
millinery, has left frr the eastern
markets 10 select fail stocks. she
viii hc gone "a month and. before re-
turning VIII make business visits tu
Chicago. ST. Louis and Sew York
James CosgroVe. captain of the
Highland fire station. has received "a
number of London papers from W.
". strong. oi this city, nov traVcltng
ln Europe. containing description
and photographs Of great fire in q
criiuluid factory la London Captain
CosgroVe and tn fir" laddies have
neen reading the papers with mnrh
Interest
M aud Mrs Albert spivsy leave
tomorrow evening ior visit uf sov
erti weeks lea fhr raFt ln Topeka the
SpiNeAs viii Visit MI SpNeN.s mother
going direct fr.tm the Kansas capital
Go Sew York cit1. Mr. SpiNOt is
with the Harvey museum here.
Jack NJ punough, "l ihr Harvey
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

curjo. has returned from visit Of
several weeks iu TIE east Jack tt'
turns with nrW straw sailor that
has the late lamcutcd Mrrr' widow
beaten Co pale green vision.
+. -. Hcudy returned Co duN lp.
day us % Conductor ON The Santa Bee
coast lines. after q vacation of riEu-
teen months, spent boo southern tIil-
turnin MIR livudN resumed hIs ull
run. taking out thr wtsthuund santa
Fc limited 40 1875 this morning
Pope Schradcy ct tho Diyluo cath
ollie 90 urch, which maintains u lurm-
SOcorru county arrived BOO Albuquri
que Yesterday afternoon from a. tuur
OF northern Arizona The pope lcit
last night for his home Hr and "a
companion. wearing tall SIN hats uud
flowing whiskers. likewise fluWlnh
robes. attracted considerable ittcu-
ton On the streets last night
Mrs George ilighbsrgin returned
60 tn rI'N last night after stay OF
nine months with relatives 900 West
pnalia. Kan. Mrs. HighbaTgin is the
widow uf Policeman liiEhnurgln
whose death occurred more than a.
year ago.
T.. 49, WhtmOrr cot the Rock Island
offices Topeka. Kan lett this morn
ing after spending "a corri, OF day 3
with friends here Go Join me IA. u.
Nudge family 40 their summer camp
un the upper Pecos
Ne desire tu express our upprr'iu
ton and thanks Go our many tf'cbd'
for their kindness and sympathy
shown Geo us during our recent be-
rea,rmtut Mari g.. brittuu. WHY
Dchrftt.
l.. a. EllcH motive power account
ant TOT the Santa Ft. with hrHduuar
terri lu Topeka. is hcre making COM
pIotr CHECK oft tho Albuquerque shops
and roundhouse. This De- one time the
clerks aud bonus inspectors HIr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
REPLICA OF OLD MISSION
cHURCH AT PEC0S TOWN
AT SAN DIEGO SHOW
Especial TsIsEras TO Evsn,ns ueraiaI

tHperisl releGFam 20 EVeHinm ueraiaI
Santa Fc y NJ. Aug An exact
replica of the famous old spanish
mission church at pcCos pueblo. said
81 De- the oldest spanish monument
m the United States. viii hc con.
airuvtrd us tho New Mexico cNhihit
building ut the Panama. California
eNpoHitlou al san Diego u 1915. on
ID" suggestion uf col a. T. Twitchrll
OF the exposition commission. the lat
Ter after conference, with Govoruur
Mcdonald decided Co recommend
such u building
Provided the proper legislative ape
|prupriauun ~ forthcoming the build
Il tNg VIII boz erected.
The commission intcndH that the
pain body of The church section Of
The building shall be- used as an as
ssmbly room Here moving pictures
Will be used Go illustrate the marvel
4 Ous resources of Sew McXipO. every
seounty being represented Dos many
4 feet of film. The interior walls Wil'
. b. su arranged as Co accommodate
1 Historical ana archuyuiugicul exhibits
, ffom the sunshine state.
Following the plan of the peyos
tehurch. the mission section viii inn
medintrly Hdioin the church proper.
IThIs Wili contain ABOUT twenty live
4fuomg aud viii be built around Two
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
OVER 400 WILL 60
To BIG PICNIC
TOMORROW
Excursion Train Which Leaves
at $50 for Sohwart2man &
With Grove South of City
Will Be Loaded to Guards.

over four hundred people have
aiEncd up t0 go on the big union sun
day school picnic which win be- held
AL day tomorrow az the SChVufzmau
and With grove south OF the city The
party loaded heavily with picnic sup
Piics and materials Tor the best kind
OF good time. will leave an special
train from the SANTA BE station at
$50 o'clock boz the morning and the
TRAN viii bring the parry hack n
the evening. leaving the picnic
grounds az o'clock
Tho TRIP win thus be- nude so
quickly and cNprdiiiously each way
thar the picknickcrs viii have the fun
DAY ut the grove. This ls the biggest
affnir Of the Kind ever given In Al
.lllhaucruuc and the program arranged
NiHsurcs that II viii Ice big time for
I'll concerned The fare lf ten cents
for the round trip
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
TERROR OF THE PAST
SLOWLY KILLING THE
AGED ABDUL HAMID

saionica, Aug Z - Terror ct tho
past Cunjurcd up I'm thousand an
fur,nt forms D. slowly killing Abdul
liamid. the drpuscd head OF the otto
man empire, ana his death may be-
expected any day, u is learned here
on good authority To see and talk
with the former sultan In his place
of imprisonment is next to impossible.
for the constant fear of assassination
makes him chary about receiving any
visitors. lie be- % sad ana miserable
spectacle, spending the last days OF
his life In fear %: the spectre ct an
assassin with knife poised ready 10
strike. ana du What hc may he cannot
rid himself of this horrible fear. lie
has grown careless about mis- person
Hl appearance. and usually goes about
ip an Old dressing gown, ttttcrcd
slippers, With .,u orthodox iUz pvrChcd
uu the back OF his head Al night
the sultan makes certain that his
doors aud windows are bottled ANA
locked from the inside and invariably
Ihifts his bed from different part
oI the room than II had occupied the
night before.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
DARROW SAVES HIS
ATTORNEY FROM
NIGHT IN CELL
Defendant in Bribery Trial
Furnishes 5000 Bail for
Lawyer Rogers Sentenced
for Contempt.
tny nvrslss msrsIa a. .. I.,...a Mlr.l

tny HvrninE Herald 4. q. Leaaea WiTel
Los Angeles. Aug 10. ~ b.
Mayer, the prosecution first rebuttat
witness IN the brlbvr, trial OF Ciar-
cncc = barrow, was given aaptnor
vigorous grilling today los Attorney
RogcrH during which the vcrurity ~
The witness was bitterly ussnile1.
Mayer was the man PRODUCE Us fnr
prosecution as the "mysteriouH
stranger companion ct Bert ~
Franklin, mentioned by Waterman
Leonard Shuhor us haVinn visited the
offices ot the Mcnamara defense q
few hours prior 10 Frnnklln's arrest
Tor bribery
Mayer insisted through uut thst hr
accompanied Franklin 10 ths offices
ON the day before the arrest. but h.
told apparently conflicting stories in
explaining the manner in which he
recalled the visit scNon months after
II occurred
When chief Counsel EuiI Rogers
OF the defense Ina the trial ~ Clarence
$. barrow appeared in court today IL
was not amer night in the county
Sail, to which he had been sentenced
yesterday by Judge Hutton for con-
tempt at court
WITH halr hour remaining of thu
judicial day after the imposition uf
the sentence. the associates Of Rogers
hurrirdlN made out application for hiH
release on tciuporart writ of hnhsus
corpus which was presented before
Judge SvWrl Of san Francisco. tom
purnrilv hitting lea the court uf Pre-.
siding Judge Willis 81 the superior
court
Judge ScWcll granted The apphrr.
ton. set the hearing for Muudns
morning aud fixed Rogers bail a.
&2u0. which was furnished los DarroW.
II IL not likely that Rogers Will
ever bc called upon To- serve his
sentence. us Judg" Hutton in imros.
Ing u ordered the lawyer 10 De- sutu-
mittcd until 2 o'clock today. and fused
no period OF imprisonment otherwise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
VANDALS STEALING THE
FLOWERS AT 4TH WARD
SCHOOL, SAYS M'C0LLUM

Principal J. a. MCCullum uf the
Fourth ward school reports that ybn-
dAls have been at work On tho flower
beds Ht the school stealing the phluN
ana other ornamental blooms donht, %
bN Herman liiuchcr and which has
added greatly 90 tho beauty Uf thv
surroundings al this school. Mr. Nc
tullum saNs the vandalism De- cTidoui-
Is not the work of children but hears
curmarks ~ Ocink deliberately mu-
liciUus. and determined effort VIII
sihip
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
SIX PASSENGERS HURT
WHEN TRAIN ON PEAvINE
PLUNGEs INTO DITCH
tspeclsl TsIrErau 20 E,ss,as Hsrslsl

Especial TsIeEFam 60 Esssias RsralaI
Roswell. y. A., Aug THE
breaking of an air hose aud conse-
uucnt sudden application Oi tho emer-
gcuCN brakes ON southbOuud Santa
fc local passenger train No. 81. q
mile aud u half south at here ycstcr-
day morning threw two cars off tho
track ana painfully injured six pas
scngcrs.
The injured
II. stanley Hare, severe confusion
of back uf head.
John B Giu neck WrcuChcd
5. " Hale. right ankle bruised
W \. Rogers, ankle sprained
llortcnso Rogers little daughter oil
W 4. Rogers, knee bruised.
y 90. Shanks rib broken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

excursion rate Go Santa fy for urNt
SUNDAY The local Eiks are sehvd-
ulcd tu play tho Ancient City Elkr t
game uf baseball next sunday and
provided 90 reasonable excursion rate
Do secured. be is proposed tu ran sp'
cial train Go Santa Fc n b. believed
300 people viii - ON the excursion
DO thr ru, Be- low enough.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
SPECIAL EXAMINATION
FOR 2ND GRADE TEACHERS
TO BE HELD AUG. 30-31.

County superintendent of schools
Aianasio Montoya announces spec
ciul examination for teachers sccking
third grade certificates Go Dee held
ON August 30 and 3ll.
The new Padillas school building iH
now about ready for the root and
the new floor and other improvements
az the palarito district school are
practically completed, Work ON the
other new buildings IN the county re-
Gently contracted Tor is progressing
steadily.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
COWHERD VICTOR IN
PRIMARY RACE
Democratic Congressman Wins
Democratic Nomination for
Governor Over Elliot w.
Major.
IN, E,salsG Hsrald 4. .. Le..,a wIrs

th1 EtehinG Herald \. a. Leaned Wtrel
S. Louis, AUG. with an Indicated
load of 1900 tu 5000 in 81 Louis.
ll0UO loo Jackson county. and 1000
in buchanan county. William s Cow
herd of Kansas CIV APPARENTLY won
the Democratic nomination for gov
crnor over Elliott ". Major iu Ncs-
ttrdaA's primaries los q plurality csti-
mated az 10000.
Although Major carried nOy OF
svvcnty-hvr counties heard from this
morning leading CoNhcrd by nearly
1900 In this county. u Is not thought
the returns from the missing districts
viii give him enough 90 overcome
Howherd's lead 10 the sections com
prisiug the three largest cities in the
state.
The yoJt OF both parties vas light.
being especially noticeable in the Re-
publican party whore the third party
movement made itself kcvnly felt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

large paic0s.
outside the buildings U is planned
to exhibit % large quantity ut coal
from the New Mexico mines. u ~
proposed tu make this the largest dis.
play Of coal ever seen al any exhibit
ton in the hlstarN 81 the world The
various coal companies uf New Mex
leo VIII be requested To cooperate
In making this exhibition success.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
ELKS ARE WAITING
NEWS FROM TOPEKA

AIpuuurruu, ELIAS are tVuitiua
with interest Jn answer to t"le-
officials cot the santa O., bN Local
Agent y. j. johnson. asking for au
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

"Dutn's ointment cured me OF &c.
x,ma that had annoyed me for q long
time. The result was lasting Hon,
$. W Matthews. Commissioner Labor
statistics. Augusta, Me.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

when baby suffers with Group. ape
pIN and give br Thomas Eclectic
on Ht once. safe for children. A lII-
tlr goes long way. zoe and soc. AZ
tll drus stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

Satire. Carsonc--"f hear that your
pretty typewriter has left YOU"
Gchhart YES, she objected To- my
wife visiting mc at the office
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

thankful they are not WurkHg bonus.
Mrs. g. IS Van Dorm leaves tonight
for California. whore She iH called
los the serious Illness of nor mother.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07
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(GILLENWATER FARMS)

offers the best and surest income investment ever
given the people of this section of the state and at
prices that about to double, then triple
This land is of the very richest in the valley,
with full water rights and in the highest state of
cultivation.
Today we are offering choice building lots at
from $50 to 500 per lot SIS down, balance SIS
month and e to tracts at from $500 per
acre up-easy terms.
This land producing crop that will pay good interest
$1,000 valuation and which bound advance the
price of the lots from $500 $500 and the
to from $1,000 to $500 per
For Pa and Prices any Real Estate Dealer telephone
for OH automobile to call for you
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-07

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