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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
Desk Space For Rent.

$500
Cr ICE SPACE for rent, with use of
phone. Apply 70S Gambler Bldg.
44-20-12
DESK. chair, typewriter, phone, in good
location; for rent, $40 per month Phone
MAIN GOoS. 12-19-34
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SEE OUR winnings on Fawn and
White Indian Runner Ducks on
exhibition at the show this week.
Oak Dean Poultry Farm. Stone
Mountain, Ga. 12-l8-36
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Furnished Rooms For Rent.

rOk RENT-Large front room, with
kitchenette, private porch. hot and cold
water; newly furnished. Ivy 1928.
12-19-11
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Leghorns.

WHITE LEGHORN cockerels. heavy Igy-
ing strain, $l50; pullets So each: eggs
81 90 and up. Mrs Robert West, 1872 Car
ter Hill road, Montgomery, Ala. H. Sc
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Furnished Apartments For Rent.
Unfurnished Apartments For Rent

FOR RENT-Modern six-room apart
ment, north side, close in. Ivy 545S-L
36-19-12
YOUNG COUPLE having a lovely home
in West End park, would sub-let four
rooms. All conYeniences; furnace heat
Phone West 9l8-J. c. H. Perry, 25 South
Gordon street. 1883
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Farms For Rent.

TWO FINE FARMS for rent: ono eigbt
and one twelve mule Also several
small farms. Toole Land Company, Ar
Ilngton' Ga 12-11-l7
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Furnished or Unfurnished Apart
merits For Rent.

FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished,
most desirable four or five-room steam
heated apartment. Phone Ivy 2432
12-20-R
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out that the mating of good big with small females WILL
rule throw lot of large ungany stock and the under
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Pigeons.


FOR SALF-p Plymouth Rock Homer
pigeons. 75c 10 $3.50 per pair, stock
guaranteed. Erwin Manley. Roystou, Ca
52-19-12
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, GU = = RY*
EDITED II JUDGE TJlARSIAIL.
Study Your Breed When Marine

If any all interested in chickens really wants to breed
good and to improve them from year year can
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orpingtons.


FOR SALE-My entire poultry plant Kel-
lerstrass Crystal White 0rpinEtons
Pens, trios or singles. Have some splen-
ana BIRDS, cocks, cockerels and hens; also
lncubators, brooders and houses. Or {.
I Ward, 220 Gordon street, 59-l9- u
FOR GOOD reasons | am
going to close out my
flock, consisting Of first
prize and sweepstakes win
ners at Newman, Columbus.
Carrollton and Atlanta. Will
sell all together at a reason
able price, or exchange for
good auto or horse and bug
gy. See me at the show
Thursday and Friday. OIL.
Chandler, Newman, Ga.
12-19-31
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Rooms and Board.

between, making pleasant accommoda-
ions Tor party of five 51S Peachtree st.
46-20-12
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Eggs.

49,
THOROUGHBRED. Buff Orpington eggs
81 per 10, l26 Windsor street. Main
1888 10-9-l5
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Total Observation-Disclosures. S35. 900 90
SOLICITOR CRIMINAL COURT.
John COrrigan lin addition to sal
airy as special bailff as now
fixed by law, per annum) ....... s25O.G co
Edward &. Hin. assistant solicitor 1850. 90
Harry e. Latham office man.. 10000
Incidental office expenses. ........ 10000
Total. ......,.......... 500. 90
SOLICITOR GENERAL.
u. A. stephens assistant solicitor. 81. 400. 90
Dan Cooling, Jr.. bailih .......... 10000
W. J. Laney, clerk. .............. 10000
iHcldeHtalS .-.....-. -......-....... 50O.OO
Total Observation-Disclosures. IS, 10000
y. a. Garner, special criminal bal
lift. paid by county as heretofore. 81, 200. 90
GEORGIA-Fulton County.
The foregoing is complete list of en-
ployees and their salaries as fixed by the
respective county officers and filed BY
them In pursuance of the provisions OF the
act of August 20, 1911.
H. NJ, WOOD,
Clerk Commissioners Roads and Revenues
Fulton County. Georgia.
ALONZO RICHARDSON, Auditor.
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Horses and Carriages
Ponies.

FOR SALE-Ponies for Christmas, SEQ 10
$S5; nice spotted ponies. Can make
to ship for ChriBtmas. j. p
Frank. 204 Fourth Ave, Nashville, Tenn
11-23-5 So
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Furnished Houses For Rent.

FOR RENT OR SALE--TD reliable party.
nicely furnished ten-room house, second
door from Capital City club; several nice
boarders. Call Atlanta phone 2177.
12-19-2l
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Stables For Rent.

~---e7~N~0-~0~N rNr~N>~~~-~~~>-~~~~
LARGE stable for rent cheap. Applv Or
Cook. 173 e. Hunter. 7i-14-i
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Storage Room For Rent.


SPACE in rear 46 Auburn to rent cheap
Tor storage purposes Ivy 1899.
43-19-12
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BUFF ORPINGTONS-Ve fine pen Of
prize birds cheap. Carefully bred; heavy
layers. Floersch. 1872 Crew. Main 2792- L.
12-19-3
FOR SALE AT ONCE-Fffty S. c. Crys-
tai White Orpington pullets and hens.
\ ellerstrass strain bred from winners at
Knoxville, Chattanooga, Dalton, Gadsden.
Summervlle. Prices 49, IS and $3.50
Pullets MarchApril hatch. George NJ
Mosely MEMO Ga. 1868
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

OFrom the chleaEo News.l }

CFrom the Chicago News)
Buried hopes require deep graves.
as up To many refOrmcrs To re-
form their theories.
Many mans best friends arc
those who know him least.
Probably more men would kiss
their wives II Il was forbidden.
Anyway, the mGn who builds
castles In the air IL his own landlord.
Even perfectly cold cash viii burn
"A hole IN the pocket u . spendthrif,,
A cheerful spendcr never Outllvel
his pOpuiafity--if his money hoidl
out.
There IN something wrong with the
sermon that doesn't last over seven
days
A man may got the short end of Il
because he lmaginos he IL smarter
than the other fellow.
Don't Try 40 learn everything
worth while Leave the world few
unsoIyed problems when you depart
4 burglar seldom gets low enough
to rob widows and orphans the
Same thing cannot always be said OI
a frenzlcd finnncicr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
4 IlEAL STATE ram.

II begins 70 be apparent that ths
New Mcxico state fair Ia October 4,
10 be. for the first time. real state
fair. gathering not only OF the
people eoeklnE amusement but a
gathering Of products OF tho state
which VIII awe a clear and oomprc.
hensiye Idea u what New Mexico
lands may produce. The present sea,
son has beeh layornble all over the
state. There are to be numerous,
county and local fairs and agrlcullur.
al dlspiayn aud the state fair il offer.
Ing larno sums % money for tho best
displays Of county and communlt,
products tho agricultural depart
ment Is IN charge Of an expert WIN
not only knows what an agricultural
display Is but who KNOWS the peopls
WIN produce. and he IL already ~.
tfying ,abundanl assurances of 60.
operation from ~ parts Of New Men.
lco.
Prof Tineloy hiss already waxod
enshuslanlie over she way she varlou.
eopntles ere taking as the movemenl
and " 10 case have his advances mol
IHntthlHa b., the wermoat encourages
mahr
rae fellpVlny editorial from ne
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
HAPPY WOMEN.
i'lcnty ~ Ti,cnn IN Albuquerque. mud
Good tscasun for u.

i'lrnty ~ Ti,en IN Albuquerque. mud
Gootl lscaatn for Il.
Wouldn't any woman be happy.
After years OF backache suffering,
Days Of misery. nights OF unrest
The distress ~ urinary troubles
When she finds freedom
Many readers viii proilt By the fol-
lowing
Mrs y. AdRlr. sf7 south Edith 81,
Albuquerque. y. Mex, says; Two
and hair years ago I used Deans
kidney Pills and was SO pleased with
the benefit / obtained that ! WAS clad
10 publicly recommend them. liz Ely-
Ing this second statement, Il Is my
desire 70 show that 4 value this RENE
oay AZ highly ~ ever. had such
severe palms across my Joins and be-
tween my shoulders that I Was great
y lnconyonleneed in getting around.
the contents ~ eno box ~ Deans
Kidney Pills relieved me 20 greatly
tAat could not do otherwise than
praise them"
For sale by all dealers, Price so
cents. Foster Alllburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the tnitod
htalos.
Remember tho mame--Doan's--a
take no other. 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
LOADS
CATTLE TRAIN
Mcdonald Eludes Elaborate
Roswell Reception Until
Friends Discover Him in a
Chinese Restaurant.
Especial cs,resposasasa 70 ,Hs usss'sD

Especial CesFcspsndra~s - ths usenisD
Roswell. y. ~, July a0--ftis cniof
business being the supervision Of the
loading OF stock train with cattle
which he IL shipping to market. Gov
ornor Mcdonald slipped into Roswell
last night and sidestepped an clab-
oraic reception prepared for him by
HIS local friends. a long line OF
autos stood at the Commercial club
for two hours. awaiting the arrival of
the executive Who was delayed on the
auto road. Finally about half past
nine. member of the reception cOm-
mittee accidentally ran across the
governor Ia the Chinese restaurant.
ana he was Immediately taken In
hand and carried out 90 the Country
clue In an auto. spending the ro-
malnder Of the evening there with a
number OF friends
The governor viii spend most Of
tie day here tomorrow tie has
promised 10 cOmo ana olen the PcvVa
Valley fair on October l.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
PIOKP0CKETB FOLLOW
ROOSEVELT.


tNew York TELEGRAM 70 the Chicago
Inter ocean,
Colonel Roosevelt received the
compliment par excellence a. .
crowd drawer from Kid Shnffcr. a
pickpockct. who was taken In hand
/ ~ the plain clothes men.
Teddy h a great one for drawing
nf0wdn." said the kld rHlick win
! him aud Y0u'Il always have plenty of
suckers 10 work. All the dips ever
met read the papers and keep tract,
81 Colonel Roosevelt"
5hafftE, young man Who has
Yearly attained pfOmincnoe In light
fingered circles. was spotted by two
detectives today. They remembered
that he ought BY right 10 be serving
a bentence In the Einlra rtf0rnatcry.
Hello. Kid" said one ~ the n,
cops" "Ilod do you get out % the
ref? 2"
shaffor pushed back his Panama
hat and explained that ne left via a
rope ladder Then he showed bunch
OF time tables and told his plans for
following Colonel Roosevelt this SUM
mer. Of course he doesn't have q
chance now
"I'm only go" philosophical tho
Kid. "but I've had careful educa-
ton. know h0w 10 think things
cut n didn't take me long to SEQ
that men are Interested Ia money
and politics more than anything else.
When they get TO thinking about
politics they forget their money. and
then comes my chance"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
WHY NOT a TRADES ExcURNoNG

There IL but one more month OF
summer Vacations are about over.
Albuquerque people are returning
home. business men are back on the
Job. Conditions In Albuquerque are
growing brighter right along. Il ~
time for the Commercial club aud
citizens to begin To thlnk about plans
for a vigorous business building cam
palgn. Prosperity has arrived and u
liz up to us To take ADVANTAGE Of a.
one Of the first things that might
bo discussed IL an Albuquerque trade
excursion. Albuquerque haS s9nt out
these excursions before and In every
case with profit to the city and
pleasure TO those making up the ex-
curslOn. We need 10 get better ac-
auaIntod with our neighborH. over
In the Estancln valley the people are
waking up, They are beginning "a
make good use OF their lands. They
have had prosperous year. They
are going Co have good crops anu
they are going To have money "a
sperm. WHY 'dh invite tifcli 10 spcna
II in Albuqucraue' why not set ac-
qualnled with them all over again
WHY not extend such an excursion all
over Albuquerqae's trade territory
There arc thousands Of our friends
who we haven't seen for years We
ought to be- paying them "A visit.
An Albuquerque trade excursion IN
lnto September would not only be a
courtesy to our friends. bat II would
open the way 10 business and there
isn't doubt that II would result IN
a return call during the albuquerque
fair from many man aud hiss fam
ny who otherwise would not come.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31

force lau which - rot 70 be found
In the statute books u not likely 10
stHke any consldolahlt number of
persons fayorably. no matter what
they may think Of boRlng contests
or prize lighting
n Captain Fornoff acted without
the authority and specific direction ~
the governor he has made en- oxhIbl.
ton of himself which. 20 say the
least. IL not edlfylng.
There IL such q thing g Iawlesa
atiisude on the part u men who are
supposed TO represent law enforce.
mcnt. There - n definite principle
Involved which Il outside and above
any question Of prize flshslns.
The principle II ncrs; Untli locaI
and county authorities have shown
themselves unwilling or Unable 20 en-.
force the law: until these Officers or
the people have called for help. the
mounted police should confine them
solves 10 those duties for which they
wero intended when the force was
created; 10 aid IN checking stock
,hefts ana 10 aid the local officers
In the Wild and unsettled sections Of
the state. n the mounted police are
to police Albuquorque. iet ~ abolish
the police force and tho sherifrs
office.
without regard to boxing contests
or prize fights or anything else. Ie,
the mounted police stay out OF this
town until they are required 10 "a
force The law.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31

san joan County Index Of Aziec u b
fair example or the way the state
press regards the plans for the 1919
falrf
"The Aibpquerque fair directors
have met and set an estimate on ep4
proprlatlona Tor the fair thiE fall. The
Index has for several years eriticiaod
the Albuquerque fair management Tor
running a gambling race meet Instead
Of n fair or resources exposition. as
was advertised. We based this crlti
clsm on the fact that a total Of
al Was set Osldc for the horticultural
department one year. while one horse
race received from the management
1900. The discrepancy In amusing.
This year. however We are glad 90
SEE that more wisdom IL being shown
in tho start Of the fair. About
SIS 600 viii be available for the fair.
II IL estimated OF this sum. horse
racing receives $4,000. advertising.
tt.i0O. trades display floats, 5000
agricultural department. $4,000; 0hia
~ said 20 be $500 more than was
set aside by she 1911 fair for the
horticultural prizcsl. baseball. $4,000;
aeroplsne flights $3.50. We are sin
corely glad 10 observe the movement
toward a reai. honest, resources fair.
Perhaps In few years Albuquerque
men will cut the racing. baseball and
acroplnne awards In hair ana give the
livestock Interests recognition. Min
Ing. manufacturing. domestic science.
etc. will later come into their own
ana then the people Of the great state
Of New Mexico viii attend the annual
state fair On masse. full ~ enthusiasm
and eager 10 learn new things TO i'm
prove their local conditions. ~ fair
has not this object In view. II h a
failure--and II ought 90 he"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
MASS MEETING TO
DISCUSS PRINTING OF
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

Clovis. n. b., jury senator
In. >. Mabrs has called mass meet
ms Of citlzens at the county cours
house toalkht 20 discuss with them
the recent contract between the Clos
vla journal u which he has been an
al recently the ednor and the Doard
Of county commissioners, There
wns recently held n thla city q meet
lns % protest ~ the citizens 81 the
county aaalnN the payment of The
contSnpi price Tor me printing ~ me
4ollnqpong tax Hat mnd ine meeting
called feF Tonight h - nnaWGr 40 fho
former moefinH % pfof5rt Cousid-
eFable Interest," n hnlaU mnnlfasied la
the matter. end large Attendance
81 citlAenN \ expected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
The Outlawry Of the East.


Carlsbad AFHus.)
The wegt--the pistol latlng. man
kiiiing vast " coming cant. More
accurately II has arrived and New
Y0rk city ~ lie location. No longer
viii II be necemary for romantic
writer's OF Wild, rough. rcd-bloOd0d
stories 10 seek gold camps Tor local
color They can find al They need
In the braggndocla metropolis. A
short time aEo rival gangs % thugs
we're carrying on rctivo warfare IN
the public streets. shooting from
post and doorway Now an Incident
occurs that would ha characteristic
VI the unlamed frontier. Herman
iiosenthnl. a gAutblor. becnme weary
Of exicgtlon aud demnn0a. Ia told >
story Of police cpHnlFNntp ana
shameless official oondurt lust be-
fore he was "a present hie facts -
front Of tho Grand Iorp ~ wa Hhst
dead IN front 90 hIs knt4' ~ sNsantlna
IN an automobiar NPl1uthai hlo
gambllnn place. h|s carver and biz
death would have bhfA nnpepied ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
was found guilty.

was found guilty.
salmon p. Chase. an associate Justice
~ the supreme court was tried on lm-
parchment from November 80. 1894,
10 March 1, 1905. lie was acquitted.
James n. Peek. a United states dis
trlct Judge for Missouri was next
tried ON impeachment the trial last
Ing from April 80, 1880 10 January
~, 1871. Acquitted. u
West n. Humpnries Of tHa Omitted
states district court for TfuHessec.
was next tried on impeachfNtuk, tins
trial lasting from May Z. fs52, TO
June 20. 1899, He WAS removes from
once. This ls the shortest lmpeach-
mcnt on record.
The trial OF the impeachment OF
President johnson lasted from Fcb-
ruary 90. 1893. 20 May IS, ls6s.
william w. BeIknap. secretary OF
war In the cabinet OF General Grant.
was next lmpeachcd. the only cabinet
Official over to be impeached. and his
Trial In the senate lasted from MARCH
3. 1875. To August 1 Of that year. IIO
WIS acquitted.
The last impeachment was That Of
United states District Judge swayno
of Florida. his trial lasting from Do-
comber -. 1904. so February 81.
1905. There was an acquitlal.
I, would he seen that the Archibald
trial might be expected TO last for at
least month and probably two.
Archibald. whatever may happen. will
have al least one consolation. Flo
will be remembered. a sort OF embar-
rusglng rcnOwn, for nearly all thoau
VINO have been impcachod have Pc
cuhar inches IN the hall or fame bp
reason of the impeachmcnis which
have soliod their rcpu,aiions.- Wash
ingtvn Cor Boston Advertiser
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
Az ENCOURAGING MOVEMENT.

The organization OF the Torrance
County Development association al
Mountainnir on Monday II an cncour.
aging movement. From all reports
the association IL backed By large
majority Of the people Of the county
and IN being led by earnest men
whose bread and butter depends 10 a
large extent on the progress and de.
yeiopment of the EstancIa valley.
The Torrance county men realize that
there II no such thing a. standing
still tina, there must be either a
forward or u backward movement.
ana they propose that their valley
shall go ahead
This organization In one which
might well be followed In every other
county In the state. Failure OF the
state Legislature To make provision
for state advertising and development
work has discouraged many communal
ties which have been more OF less
active during the past two or three
years. Careful study OF the state
shows that there II less OF active. Wig
orous promotion work going on right
now than for five years past There
are, OF course. few communities
which are keeping up their work and
even extending H. But they are the
exceptions, The majority are doing
nals 6f'h5shlng No. t1hsbNfdae nts
people. new money or new develop.
ment: the three things which are alb.
solutcly essential 10 the advance OF
the state and ia continued prosper
lty.
This In all tho moro 10 bc regretted
since the prcacn, IN la practically
every way the most favorable season
New Mexico has had for years There
have boon abundant rains. supplying
bountiful water for irrigation. plenty
OF molsture for successful crop-iuak-
Ing on dry" land and making tho
ranges good
The purpose Of the Torrance county
sooioty ~ not 60 confino lts work solo.
~ 10 advertising. u proposes 10 en-
courage the man already ON the
ground TO better things: Ia urge him
10 lake up dairylng; 10 own few
hogs and few sheep; 10 make. in a
word, the best and most practical uso
OF the unlrrlEatcd lands In the ym-
ley; the growth Of forage crops and
the marketing Of livestock aud their
products. This IL the course which
has been advocated by the most care
fuI studenta or our dry farming"
lands for years past. The lesson II
now beginning 10 take hold Work
of the kind proposed By the Tor
rance county organization means inn
mediate results It's work win be
" 'tehed with interest and II viii have
with Il the best wishes Of al those
Interested IN the states development.
There II not county In the state
but that can gain Immediate ana per.
manent benefit from similar or.
Fanization and a similar effort.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
1mpeacnlnents Of the Past

The ilrst Impeachment 10y congress
was that Of senator william Blount
OF Tennessee, which lasted from De-
ccmber ~. 1928, 90 January a.. 1893.
and might have lusted longer u
lilount had not resigned, and there
fore compelled dismissal of tho
charges for lack 0f jurisdiction,
The second Impeachment was that
OF Judge Pickering OF the United
states district court for the district OF
New Hampshire, His impeachment
trial lasted from March Q. 1904. TO
March 2, 1904. more than year. ITO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31

The San MaFclai standard has
erased publication. IN explaining the
at0ppaRo this editor says there in busi
ness enough IN san Marcia! TO support
a paper. but thS sab work Ia sent out
Of town, and the merchants refuse 20
ADVERTISE. II that IN the kind OF peo-
Pc that lnhabli san Marclal they do
not deserve a paper.--L0rdsburg Lib
crak
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31
The IIIglsbroM Age.

Self made men must look Ia their
iaurels nos that Uncle Sam manlfosts
40 strong "A disposition to choose His
presidents from among the college
bred. This year he viii select f0r-
mer college president for the posi-
ton, springer Stockman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31

n ycu arc . housewife you oannoa
reasonably hope 10 be healthy OF
beautiful BY washing dishes. sweep.
Ina ana doing housework all day. ahd
ofnwling into bed dead tired AZ night.
xuu must Eoi out into the open air
ami sunlight. II you 90 lhla every
DAY ANA keep your elomanh and
pOwois IN good order ~ taking
ChHlHbeFlaln's Tabluln Wben needed,
Y0u should become both healthy and
beautiful For aaie ~ al druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-31

u Is announced with nouriahes snai
mosquitoes ara bred Ia beer bottles.
shucksi Lots OF fellows know they
breed horned toads. pink elephants,
rrd. white and blue lixards, not 10
speak u snakes BY the coll.--sprlngor
Strckman.