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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-17
Higher Education,

What's the matter, Younghubby 2"
asked Oldboy. "You look pale around
the gills."
II guess it Is lack of nourishment",
replied Younghubby. "My wife knows
100 ways to use a chafing dish, but
she can't boil an egg."-Cineinnati
Enquirer.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-17

Mr.. Whitlock has host of friends
In Union and the county who rejoice
with him in his good fortune. Roy
is fine young man possessing many
fine traits, and will make good any
where.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
Serious Kidney Disease Treated
BY an OId-Fashioned Doctor

one of The consulting physicians had
been % professor in that college 10
seemed a. me quite unlikely that
would be- able 90 de- ans more than
hud been done. hat l prescribed what
seemed 20 bc the best thing under
the circumstances
&c. went away and ln "a week he ro-
turned saying b, was no better. that
De- was sun losing ground Ile Judged
Tint hr had taken the Hamo medicine
before 80 doubt hr had Hut he
wished me Goo prescribe again / ala
$50.
This went nu for about two months.
the patient failing an the time. and
was becoming thoroughly discour-
aged with tho case.
ono day tho patient said to me,
"bnctor why don't you civ" me the
medicine YOU gave my uolghbor' We
ull thought he would die. hut your
medicine cured him. This was WIN
came 90 you. Why not give me the
sam" medicine you gave him2'
But" I said. your noiEhbor did
not have kidney disease. ~ was "a
bowel complaint that ] prescribed for
lu his ease remember / gave him
the Neu'r1lizing Mixture thut I make
% great deal Of use Of In bowel dis
eases"
Wen. I want soac 90 the same
medicine you gave him. II worked
wonders with him ana believe o.
wiH with mo-"
But" ! said. "thia r. not modi-
cine Tor kidney disease"
a. IA ian
the rest of the doctors. you cannot
hrip me, why not try the medicine
that helped ms ucighbor
Aflcr some hesitation c0nlucded
to give him q bottle OF g. Ia ton
DAYS he returned ito at once hegnn
% tDrute mo On no compliu, .taIy
words, SAYING
You knew very woll this medi-
cine would hrlp me. You held ID back
merely Go get moro fees for treating
me. From the first the medicine has
helped mo ANA ! havc made rapid Inn
proVement lf could have had thls
medicine year aEo ! should have
been savc5l greet deal of expense
ana loss of time
! replied that ! was glad the mcdi-
Gin" had helped him. was some
what confused hy his brusque man.
nor ana rough speech. I gave him
another bottle ~ medicine. Dld not
Hoe him agaln FOR about three weeks.
once more ho vailed at my office for
another bottle of medicine. which was
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
PERSONALS.

Misses CIemoutna ANA barbara
tIANcs lcaN" tuuignt for santa be-. ace
tumpanird by uulv MisH AmalU and
Melit. ChaNcs who will hr placed loo
tho Lurctto academy for the t,lr.
Mrs joe Scotu and children. Hor-
tense and Joe, Ir are 100 ihr yily
visiting relatives mere Tor week. Mr
S"utti WAS Formerly manager pf ;he
trNstal and past'me thcatcrs here and
Tor many years resident uf Alnu-
gucrguu.
o. r BARNES of Denver. Colo. rcp-
rcsvuting the Remington Typewriter
company, arrived u the city today
John Rcub left last night Tor santa
Fo uEd tho northern part of tlr state
Tao look after the posting OF snmr of
tho attractive fair advertising Co hoe
plustcrcd over Sew Mexico.
a beautiful silver trophy offered 1s
q prize boo the state fair bench SNOW
uy tho Los Angeles Examiner has are
rived ana has been placed on display.
state senator william NJ. MCCOY nt
MouutIiuulr. 20 recent accession Co the
cause of tho iull Moose ls iu Alhu-
queruuc for the Progressive conycu-
tiuu senator Mccoy is taking ocDa-
sion CO. boost nest years MuuntIuIir
tUuutIuum assembly,
Judge " W. GateNnGd OF Roswell
ono of tho leaders OF the CuIycs
county insurgents. viii leave Tor his
home tonight after attending ~
Democratic meeting
a. r. MANLY nf Taos. New Mexico.
one of the veteran Republicans who
has Joined the ranks of the Progress
sivrs liz here for the Buli Moose COM
ycntion
A. y. Austin. editor of the purtalos
Herald. with eight Roosevelt county
proxies IN his pocket, is attending TIVE
Progressive convention Mr.. Austin
SAWS that Roosevelt county Republic
cans are solid for Roosevelt with
some Democrats IN doubt.
Hon. Elmer r.. studlry ~ Ration,
ono of tho leaders 81 the ColiaN couu-
IS ProErossives is In the city iu charge
ot the ColfaX county Roosevelt dele
cation.
charles ]. Givens Of silver city, tho
gorous young loLder OF the irant
county progrcgsives In prominent
figure in todays convention.
Bronson NJ. cutting, owner Of the
SANTA Fo NoW Mexican and the back
hone Of the bun Moose movement ln
New Mexico rs here for the Progress
slvc convention.
Mrs. 4. Russell shcurcr, who has
been In Albuqucruuc for the last two
years. left this morning for Denver
ana later will rrtarn 60 her former
homo in California
S. r.. BuHsor. superintendent of
Santa Fp reading rooms who has
been spending the summer iu Europe.
has sailed for America and b. Csc
pccted 60 arrive Boa Albuquerque With
Goo two weeks.
a number of Albnquerquo boy.
viii leave tonight Tor noaWcu whore
they win resume studies "a the New
McNlco Military Institute Among
those who will leave are. Cad. Al
fred Thgn. HanlcY Brault nll Mc-
kee. Frank Mckee. Henry f.ochs and
Nuy l.ochs. Joe walton and houur
iialncs have already LETT for Tho In
stitWte.
a number of out 90 town cadets are
in town today and leave tonight TOE
Roswell among them being Mossrs
tiosson. BcrEcro. l.una OF Snnta Nr
Jennings of Willard. rurrlsh of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10

Springer, NldriCh of Row jouniug
ana Dixon or Gallup. Lohmnn and
Muu'1Su uf Lua cruces
Judge Euluoida Zoo th, district
court TODAY granted decree of 40.
Norco 90 clarence LuuRacro from
Myrtl, LouEa,rc. Tho couple were
married in Clovis NAV 2t t9tI Nh,
divorce wts granted uu tho grounds
uI doecrtiuu.
\ r"guiur meeting of tho Wumon's
ErU,i Corps VIII hr ncld at ESQ toe
morrow afternoon ut 4 %. o.. W halt
Hv order of the president sadie
uovdich. secretary
Manned sanchez. raughmau from
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10

has last cali A month or so after.
wards neighbour Of his allied and
Eot bottle OF the same medicine.
saying that my patient was practical
ll wei man. attending Go his duties
about hIs large farm
had given him the NeutraIlzipr
mixture which was remedy that
had used before only for bowel dIs.
eases The same remedy that has
since been sold under the name OF
Fortuna could not quite under
stand nov u was that Peruna should
operate So henefic,ally in such seem
inEly different diseases. I had not
set graspcd the correct philosophy Of
disease. ala not then clearly com
prehond that catarrh may affect tho
Kidneys as wen as tho bowels. Moth
ing OF That sort was taught Ia the
books in those days II took mo
years before { clearly c0mprehendod
that eatarrh WA disease liable 20
attack any organ Of the body
catarrh 81 a disease of the mucous
membranes. The mucoug membranes
lino every organ, duct and cavity in
the body Thus " rs catarrh may
settle anywhere where there ia u mu.
h'fH" NNfNtifiA AAfH
Peruna Is my remedy FOR an these
cases. Insist upon II. however. that
ferunn IL not cure-ail. use IL for
Just one disease catnrrb. hut as ca
tnrrh - liablo 60 affect so many dir
tcren3 places, disturb 80 many Az.
d"rrut functions. drrange " many
different organs. n does seem 90
many people as 10 regarded Peruna
as "a cure-ali
Tho above narrative Is simply one
~ the many cases la my early prac-
lice that brought me 10 comprehend
the wonderful efficacy of poruna IN
such "a variety Of diseases. Tho Kid
ncSs may ho affected hy other diseases
than catarrh, but the average case ot
kidney disease Is caarrh of the kid
ncys All cases ~ Brlghrs disease
begin with catarrh of the kidneys.
This being true. and it also being true
that Peruna is catarrh remedy q
follows that % great many cases OF
kidney disease would be- benefited by
Pcruua. reruna is Tor sale az an
truR stores
spE6TNL NOTICF-Manv persons
are making Inquiries Tor the Old-time
Poruna. no such would saN this
formula IA now put out under tho
name OF kA-TAR-NO manu urod
br kA-TAR-NO COMPANY con Abus.
ohio. Write them and they WIN bo
pleased 90 send you "a free bookict
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
DEMOCRATIC PRESS
ASSOCIATION IN
SESSION
Scribes Organize fer Presiden-
tial Campaign and Criticize
Party Managers for Lack Of
Interest.

a meeting eff tho Democratic news
paper men here Co attend the STATE
convention WAS held this morning. iu
tho Commercial club. The Eathcring
organized hN the election of r. q.
Torres Of Socnrro us ~. don't. Karl
Greene bright young urN spupcr
man connected with Dpuuyruuc
headquarters al santa &c., 10. socro-
taty and ". a. poor.lu 30. ut tho
Roswell Daily Record Ia treasurer.
President Torres, who ls editor OF El
ncfcnsur nt SuCurru, Is uue of the
hcsi known Spanish American news
paper men in the state.
After am address hy COT J, q. AL
bright. editor ur tho state Democrat
OF this city lea which the colonel tuuk
occasion Co snmcwhA vnusttcally crit
irisr the party organization fur its
lukcWarm support of party hcwspa-
pcrs. resolutions We're adopted urging
tho state central committee tu co-up-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10

In 1850 I was practiclng medicine
In Millcrsvlllc. Pennsylvania. thirty
ins farming eummunitS A prominent
citizen uf that locality called at nos
office one day boo a yery feeble yuudi-
ton So much so hc had to be ass
Sisted in ailThrng from his wagon
found on questioning him that ne
had been afflicted for about two
years. he had consulted various doe
tors among them Ga specialist rom
Philadelphia They pronounced hif
disease to D., BriFhts disease of thp
kducys. &c. was gradually mulus u
strength, losing flesh rapidly. and Hl-
together presented ycrS puabir
Hpecmcle, tho remnant of f. once
strong ANA happy man
{ had been troaung Lrghbor of
mis- successfully. This ueighhor he'd
highly recommended mo ana thus 10
WIS he had come tu me.
Hc told mo that the doctors had
practically giyen up his ease as hope
lcss anl hc fcli free to consult nnY
other physician { hcsItetod to take
the casc as folt sure I could not o.
anything more than Emo other phfsl-
clnns had dome told him so. yet
he insisted upon mas prescribing.
vns graduate of tho Jefferson Med
ical Colieso "a rhuadclp aa, ,.ad as
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10

Paiarito, 90 years NJ age. died az .
o'clock last uight at l229is Bnrelas
road. The deceased came 90 Alou-
uuogIur month ago for mrdieal
treatment and remained here until his
death. He leaves q wife at PaJarit0
snd a son. Federico sanchez. In CALI
ioruin. The funeral service occurred
al TAO this afternoon 8t the Croliott
Undertaking p1rlurs and tho body Niii
ho taken 40 raiHrito where intormtnt
VIII take place september A..
The ladies Of ST. Johns Guild viii
Mold AN important meeting tomorrow
afternoon Coo o'clock in the ,cgtry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
IIGAL NOVICE.
Last viii ANA testament Of William
Mhhcr deceased.

Last viii ana testament 81 william
M0hcr. deceased
To Kate Mahor, Margaret Muhcr
ana William y. Motcalt, aud a. AT
whom d may concern.
You are hereby notified that the
alleged last viii ana testament Of
William Muher, late 81 the county OF
hernnlillo ana state OF New MeNicot
deceased. has been produced and
read in the probate court uf the coun-
W Of Rprnnlillo. state of New McN'
loo, al u regular term thereof held ON
the och daN uf september, 1919, aud
The dnN of the proving OF sold alleged
last VIII and testament was - order
of the Judge of Htid court thercupun
liked for Monday, tho ,th day uf oc-
tuhrr a. -. 1919, az 10 o'clock in the
forenoon ot said daF
lNou under my hand aud the seat
of This court this 9Th day of Scptoms
hcr. a. ID. 1914
tsraD A. a. WALKER,
Probate clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
ALL ROUND-MAN IS
VARSITY'S AIM
SAYS BOYD
New President Makes Favor
able Impression at Interest
ing Formal Opening Exer-
cises This Morning.

That the production of we'll bal.
auyrd, welt equipped, all around man
Us the chief oud ana aim of the Unit
ycTWty cot New Mexico was the state
mput made this morning at the form
ul opening exercises Tor the fan term
u Bodcy HAN at 10 o'clock by pr,
David Ross lloyd. the veteran ana
successful educator who this year as
sumcs the management Of the INT
Vcraity.
Dr. Boyds address while brief held
up the very highest educational Ideals
und was listened Co with close uttcn-
ton hy the large audience consisting
OF students, faculty ana visitors. The
presidents talk shows that he w much
ip earnest in his desire to build up
the lor.I ....... .t. DO. u..., 90 most
favorable impression
President n. w -. Bryan of the
board ut regents made Il short adj
dress expressing the high hopes Or
himself ana other board members
for success under nT BOyu'H prUHi-
dcncy and plcdginH the persistent ct-
forts ut the board Go that ouu Avian
n. white state superintendent Of
public instruction. strongly commend
od the work Of the University and
promised 90 mako every effort 90 got
the parents 90 the New Mexico boys
and girls Co send them to tho home
varsity whore they , secure Just ~
good an education as the east state
senator Isaac Barth of tabs city made
a Few remarks IA his usual
entertaining style ana pledged
his add al pl times FOR the
university Tho prugram was open
ed hy prayer hy Father a. NJ.
Mandalari. s. J after the singing ut
america" hy the audience; Miss
MARY McFie. diret t0r of music, mtng
IAN open secret" ANA Miss Charlotte
Pratt also sang e solo entitled Gee"
President Boyd announced that
daily assembly would Boz held from
90 30 90 3o a. m. and would Dee made
"a feature uf the university work. with
good speakers aud the puiiir invited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
uILLES CIIEERED BY
MEMS FROM MAINE

New York. sept i0.--Chairman
Hillos Of the Republican national
committee expressed himself as great
ly pleased with the Maine returns.
"The Maine returns" he said, 'iol-
lowing $50 closely upon the Republican
victory In Vermont, show conclusive
IS that the Democratic party is siill
the minority party and inst those con
tending that the Republican party has
lost It's grin upon the Votihe pubic
are badly mistaken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
JOY AGAIN REIGNG
IN TAFT SUMMER
COTTAGE At
BEVERLY
Jubilant Over Result in Maine
President Forgets Lame
Ankle and Spends Afternoon
on Golf Links.
DEMOCRATS STILL IN
MINORITY SAYS HILLES
nv Leased Wire to r,enlns meraldI

~ tNhAFh NtfF y" evening hFFhlu
beverly. Sept O.--prcsldrut Tart
Was $50 greatly pleased today with tho
Republican victory in Maine that ho
forgot about his lame ankle ana went
out a. play golf tie WAS especially
cheerful when he learned that tho
Maine Legislature will bee Republican
on Joint ballot, assuring his party ~
another vote ia the United states sem
ate.
Although the president had no
statement 60 make about the Maine
result his friends here were not 80
rcucent According 90 their view the
result VIII serve to keep In line many
Republicans vino were Wuyering to-
ward the ProgressiNrs, II was an cX-
ample. they say, To tho doubtful ones
Of what can be- accomplished where
% solid front Is presented 90 The Dem
ocrats.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10

crate with tho newspapers u was
suggested thnf weekly n1por- should
bc supplied with campaign literature,
Boa plat, form if possible, ana chat the
committee should keep Zoe close touch
with every editor throughout ths
state.
10 Nus tine sense of jhc meeting that
tho Nmr has come for the Democratic
party leo New Mexico Go get down TO
business and the editors every one,
pledged themselves 90 do thtir snare
toward carrying thc state Tor wilson
and Marshall and for Ferguson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10

Mr.. Evelyn castle santa ~, Y. VI,
StruuGtJphcr. Corporation COM
mission.
dose -. Scua ...... santa Fc. y. W.
Clcrk, supreme court.
~, 4. Nontl ........ santa l'c, y. ".
Merchant. JrWclor
4. =. pncUn ........ santa ~, y. w.
Merchant. Ice.
Frank owen ..... santa lc, y. VI,
Manager Santa be water a Light 60.
y. salmon ......... santa H. y. VI.
Merchant Dry Goods
H.. 4. Abbott. ....... santa re- y. VI,
District Judge.
Kari \. Grtrnc ..... santa M. '. VI.
secretary democratic state Central
Committee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10

John g.. -shumnn santa &c, y. VI.
Retired Merchant ard capitalist
4. ". wright ..... santa ic. y ".
Attorney. Former Associate Justice,
Sew Mexico supreme Court
~, o. MCNuitN .... santa tc, y VI.
3d. a. MgNuIty a Co.
.. o. pctrcnOt ..... santa &C.. y. VI
10. q. McNultN q eco.
ARTHUR Scligman ... santa Ic, y, VI
SciRmnu iirus A Geo.
paui Muuschmnnn santa tr, y VI
Insurance
D.. A. Mlcra ........ cuba. y w.
Rauthuuu
Nm. D.. Mcclure .... Taos. " ~
Farmer
Mnlaumlas MarllncA Tao~. y. VI
HuugNpt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
Fn,nI Wreck ON Nlck,c pIatc.

Erie. Pa. sept. 30 One person
was Killed ana eighteen injured in
the wreck OF truin No, q on th, New
Nork, Chicago ana ST. Louis railroad,
one mile east of Erie this afternoon.
The cause Was spreading rails Many
of The injured are passenger
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10
WhnlcsnIr Indlctmcnis.

Denver sept no. The grand Jury
today returned true bills against
forty persons. specifying in an nearly
ono hundred counts, before Judge
Hubert L. ShaItuck
Tho court declined 90 mako tho
neinos public until warrants had bccR
trNcd,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10

rooms An members are urged 10 be
present
Mrs T.. u. steam and daughter rs-
turned today un the santa Fe limited
from au extended vacation 100 tho
east
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10

\. u. WCnclan .... santa Tc. y, VI.
Attorney ana banker
~ \. NassiC ...... santa lie. v NJ
Physician and surgeon.
=. ~. Vaughn ...... santa Dc, y. ~.
Banker
g.. \ Hish1p cell. . santa Tc. y. VI.
Real Estate ana Insurance
a. g. Ertlcn ..... santa Hc. " VI
Commissioner ut Public Lands.
=. iAcnau ....... santa &c, " VI.
Deputy superintendent uf Insurance.
MIR. ". IIcr~ch . santa Ic, y. VI.
Merchant
MOod.DaNis Ii,iw. a.. santa Fc, y. VI.
Merchants
Fred Muller ....... santa ~, y. VI.
Receiver q. = Land Office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-10

Frank VI. kolh ..,., san Diego. Cal,
Banker.
I-qulpula raca Pcna nlauc,. y. VI
Rnnchct.
i'cliN Martinez. ......,.II pnso. Tee.
Capitalist
a. - knunc ........ Santa Tc, y. VI.
Merchant
u \. MirantOu .......... Taos, y. VI.
VI. VI. padgctt ..... Las Vegas, y VI.
Publisher
unc-inu g. Martinez ..........
.t........ Arr0yo liontiO, - VI.
Merchant
VI o.. ManyHnnres tNrt summer, y. ~.
Publisher.
Miss tuna Mngier santa ~. " VI.
Merchant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-25
EXPLORING THE JUG HOLE
Attempt to Discover Reputed Source
of MatIock Baths Therma!
Springs.

Aatlock.-Anothe attempt TO solve
the secrets OF the jug Hole caves at
,AIatlock is being made by party OF
FIVE, led by Mr.. Goodall, the honorable
secretary of the Naturalists' society
The secrets OF the jug Hole have
never yet been solved, the theory be-
ing that its workings contain an in
land lake, where may be discovered
the source OF the thermal mineral
springs OF Mat!ock Bath. \ number
OF expert explorers have tried 10
reach the end of the Jug Holes under
ground passages, but so far without
success.
The present attempt IS evidently OF
q more comprehensive character, for
at the time of telegraphing the eX.
plorers are still underground.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-25
New Tuberculosis Kennedy
Based on Medicine

TO SHY that Il Specific exists Tor III"
cure ~ Consumption i perhaps too Siruh%
Il statement hut IN Ecknlan'S Alternative
we have i medicine that has been III"
means OF saving many If" I" wears
nf usefulness. and in permanently curing
= large. number uf t"U~rImpiiT"S.
Ccriai:Iy 4 per son afflicted with 4 vast
in: disease should 70" well fed wlth
wiIolr>om,. uoLriShims food. but fire.
,;urufIy raw r.:~ In quantities "a"S" :;
digestive breakdown. and then ~" TOGO
uul!riShrS ~ for milk. a E"rf good !uu'
for many. hun producer "f h!iionSn"SS
for Srmc. ,,
ANY diet that keeps ConSumpti'" vel
nonri>hrd i the ri-ht one. bat WHAT
.on. to cure The patient -ErEmHn : y!
frrative has cured and Is curing mani.
4 ease OF Consumption. let those Si'''"
who know Here is Il $lrr'us'i!.
~ Savannah st. Rochester. y. !
"Grurlrmrn: On Innr .. 1907. wa
.nncrairL ul,on for Tuhrrrular rcrtnni'
lis a, -. Mary, Hospital. l;"'h"St"r
y Y After "a" operation my i'hE'lc'Ah
"lyn ne NJ H. hopeless. wIS ihrh
ur..cd hy q priest = taxi" ErkmIn'S ~
trr,ilyr. which / did. My w".@h' ~ thr
time was - lbs hogan /" improv" ana
| now weigh L., lbs. aud am absolutely
,urrd. believing rw" il tn myself ANA
others | make this statement
tSirucd AfiIaviU EDNA FlNIER
F.rEtuar:S Alternative * effective In Er"i;-
chitfs Asthma. Hay F"v"r: Throat ami
Luu- Troubles ana in un'rWldIHS me
system Doc rot contain r"i>ni>. npiatrs
ar balit.fnrmu. drugs. Ask Tor lm"kIr'
~ rmrrL ruscS and write ru E"kman
Laboratory rhiIad"phiH. Ia. l"r NOR" "'i
;Jeurn. For sale bT I'll leading druggists ana
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-25
Rip.p"p-p"p!
S0uf Come Thousands
Of Dress Shie9asg
Hereafter, Madame. You Are Going to
Feel More Comfy" Under the Arms

Girls. get &c box Of PERSPi-NG right
away ut the drag store, and get oAc oi
the surprises of your life. II means the
age OF dress shields is gone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-25
Boy Wins Battle.

Kansas City, Mo.-Tracey Richard
son, a Kansas City boy, though shot
through the lungs at the recent battle
of Jimenez, won the day for the rebel
forces under General OroZco when he
climbed back into the saddle OF his
machine gun aud swept the govern.
ment trenches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-25

PERSPI-NO keeps the arn-nitS just rs
fresh and dry as any other part "i the
body. Iuu can wear any weight OF
clothing. be in hot Stuiiy rooms, III "
warm theatre or dauc"-hail and never
ovcr-pcrS Dlrc in the arIn-pit$. The col"ra
in IL colorcG gown will never run. Inc
cloth Will never fade, yet stiiT from per-
spirttion and then rot and tear and ruin
your Gown at the arm-pitS. N"N"rmorc!
No more rolling up Of dress shields l!k"
ropes under the arms. PEESPl-NO Is
q delightful powder, absolutely safe Tor
everybody. and never hdrms any lnbric.
It's wonder. Try 1t once, and be con-
WINGED. You apply it with pad, which
is packed with every box.
Satisfaction or money back.
PERSPI-NO is for sale ut your drug
giSt' a t 25c q box, or sent direct. on receipt
OF price. by the PcrsPo Co., :Il5 Lincoln
Ave, Chicago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-25

There is no real need of anyone be-
ing troubled with constipation. Cham
berlain's Tablets will cause ar agree
able movement Of the bowels without
anv unpleasant effect. Give them
trial For sale by all dealers.-Advt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-25

nection between these events. More
than ever was anxious to find Gran
dali, yet I felt that the janitor had
told me all he knew. ] could see in
the young brokers' departure guilty
knowledge of the shadow descending
On the Parrish home. Surely his fight
was confession.
There was nothing to be gained by
further questioning Of the janitor.
From the manner of Crandalls depar-
ture il would be useless to look for