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Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24
United Press

United Press
DENVER, Feb. 22.-Attorneys or
both sides of the Barela-Wycon SEN
ate contest closed their final argu-
ments at a. m. Members of the
senate elections committee say it will
require several days to complete the
report.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

Miss Rosa Steward, the La Plata
county young lady who is passing the
winter in South America, writes that
in Buenos Ayres she has found a
climate that is even better than Colo
rado. A letter from the young lady
was just thirty-two days on the way
between that point and Durango.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24
MARTIAL LAW IN
MEXICAN CAPITAL
PRIVATE DISPATCHES SAY MADERO WILL Be FREED
TO SATISFY AMERICANS---fIFTn BRIGADE
ORDERED TO MOBOlIH AT GALVESTON

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 22-Troops
are bivouacked about the national pal
ance and the city is practically under
martial law. Indications now are that
the government will conduct die
tatorship iron rule like former Presi-
dent Diaz practiced.
Revolts in nine states are most
serious. The rebellion is led by Gen.
Ambrosio Figuera, inspector general
of the rurales, who has 10000 well
armed and provisioned rebels in Guer-
ROLES state.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

Mrs. Stanley and children arrived
from Silverton this morning, en- route
to Telluride.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

Ell PASO, Feb. 22.-Private Mex
leo City messages received here say
the government is winking at the con
spiracy there to assassinate Madero.
1t is officially reported that Madero
will be formally tried and acquitted
of the crimes charged, to satisfy
American protests. The conspiracy
plan to murder Madero is in such a
way that the crime will be charged to
popular anger.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

Mrs. Robert Ernst, who underwent
an operation couple of days ago,
is very sick woman. Last night
II was feared she could not last until
midnight. Today she is apparently a
trifle better.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

Reports from Silverton are to the
effect that the snowfall there is about
as heavy as in Durango, certainly by
far the heaviest of the year, and
still considerably less than foot.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

Prof. Mayer of the agricultural
school returned from Pueblo last night
where he transacted business in the
interests of the Fort Lewis school.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

p. c. Schools and J. S. Anderson,
who are conected with the Utah Light
and Power company, were arrivals
from Telluride last night.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

Crestino Ramero, aged 60, died Mt
a local infirmary this morning. Wheth-
er the deceased has relatives in this
section has not as yet been deter
mined.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

Miss Sarah McNutt of Silverton
passed through to Pennington this
morning to spend the week end with
her mother who is passing the winter
there for the benefit of her health.
Durango friends will be interested to
know that Mrs. McNutt has been
greatly benefited by the change
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

Miss Nan Self was among the ar
rivals from Silverton today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24
WASHlNGrON'S ADDRESS
READ TO LEGISLATORS

United Press
WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. 22.--
Both houses today listened to the
reading of Washington's farewell ad-
dress.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

P. c. Moshisky, foreman at the To-
cal round house, left for Alamosa this
morning to attend \ railroad meet
ing and also to meet Mrs. Moshisky
and the little daughter who are re-
turning home from Denver where they
visited Mrs. Moshisky's father. Speak.
er Skinner.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

The Ladies of the Maccabees held
their regular monthly drawing on last
Wednesday evening Two prizes were
given by Mrs. A. M. Anheier. A beau
tiful hand-painted olive dish, was won
by Ada Richardson, and fancy pin
cushion by Mrs. Laura Miles. On
next Wednesday evening will be given
their regular monthly dance.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

Miss Hazel Bendure, the lockwood
school ma'ams is in to visit over
Sunday.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

Washington's birthday dance at Red
Men hall tonight. Admission 80
cents.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

Rev. and MRS. ID. B. Jackson were
up from Aztec last night to meet
members of their family who arrived
from the east.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

B. T. Greene, manager of the Mon
tezuma Lumber company, accompanied
by his wife, spent the night in town
on company business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

Excellent music has been provided
for the Washington's birthday dance
at Red Men hall tonight.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

Clyde Bollinger went out to May
Day spur this morning to spend the
Saturday vacation with his parents.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

A patient who is to be taken to
Mercy hospital arrives from Pagosa
Springs tonight.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24

G. W. Farley, the sewing machine
agent, is in town on trade soliciting
expedition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
The College on Wheels
BY President W. E. Garrison Of New Mexico Agricultu.
raj College in Rio Grande Republican.

courtesy OF the railrond. aud railroad
officials which made The dcmonstra-
ton train possible n is. tu be sure.
only enlightened sclfishncsr which
moves the railroad ~ furnish fur
this purpose, without cost. special
train service. which would have cost
about $1,000 at the ordinary rates u
D. good business Tor the railroads 10
do this, because IN promoting the
prosperity Of the farmer the road j.
building the foundation Tor future
freight and PASSENGER business. hut
u is q pleasure also to acknowledge
the courtesy Hnd ohccTfulness which
she Officials IT the road did. not
only everything that was asked, but
everything that they could think ot
whether " was asked ur not IT, pro
'notc the cfficlcacy of the work. ~
the convenience uf the workers.
One cannot help feeling very
stronRlN that 10 " w good business
for railroad tu sppud nuucy tur
agricultural extension WORK ln the in.
icrvst ct better farming. " would als1
De- good business Tor the state 20
sprud some mono, tor the Rmo puf-
pose. Ter Il b. certainly to the inter
cst ~ the state that every farmer
within its linits should hc prosper
oua aud permanent resident
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
.&ING ALIN,&@p. i.


~ KiRs Alfonso carries out his in
isntion Of siaitina the United states.
he vill lind cordial welcome untinc.
turod By any acrid memory Of the
waF with spain. His personality IL
among the most interesting. though
not the most forceful of the world 5
soNcreigns Had been born In dif-
ferent circumstances. he r. credited
With once having said. 81 might bc
striving for = republic Instead VI
reisning upor throno \ good hus.
band and good father, gracious
friend with an open mind. Alfonso
clsims attention as man as much
40 king
Within the past decade his country
has made long strides M prosperity
and in the enieicncs ~ &C. govern
ment. and besides this. spain b.. as il
has. ever been. land OF cBstics and
ronAnce 10 which American imugiua
ton still turns az eagerly as la the
day Of Washington irving.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07

More limestone Il produced IN shc
United States than any other Kind
~ stone. not excepting granite. and
iis value Is also groater
The yalae o. the limestone output
in 1871. acoordlng TO the United
states sooloEicai survey. was sss.sel.-
sss decrease Of tsoe.sIe from the
ngurcs for ieio. The decrease Ia
sslue was chief, 10 umesiono used
Tor nuxins These figures do not IN
riude The value " mos, % the siunc
that is burned into lime. nor a large
qnaHsity % limestone used IN the
manufacture ~ Portland eement
The principal ststes that produced
limestone IN ieti we're. In rank 81
value rsunss iyaala. ohle. indiana.
Illinois. Sew York aud Missouri each
having an output " more than
~. eco 300
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
4 SPLENDID SCHOOL.

me Herald has received q ruuy ut
tho report - the board Of regents ~
Tho Sew Mexico state Normal Uni.
yerslts ai Las Vesa6 to the governor
TIE report r. concise document
" hich. however. ou,cts the ground
SEES thoroughly and shows With "a few
ngurca that The school is la splendid
condition
Forts three viii be- graduated In the
rlass OF 1913. nineteen of these using
full normai graduates This years.
class viii make total OF some 200
graduated from tho school since ns
nrst class Ia 1899 Regarding the
standing % The school the report says.
The Standing ~ the New Mexico
Normal unitersit, ss tca,hsr'r col.
lcso is high lts diploma b. accepted
as SUFFICIENT c,id,nc, oi prrpuriliou
aud ability to teavh 10 every state
nhere ih' diplomas of any other nor
uial school are accepted and ccrtih-
Gates 10 teach granted without ca
arc Issued 10 our graduates
IN such progressive states aa Calfur-
MIA and Washington.
And this institution is now rerng-
nlxod every whore as standard nor
mai school doing nrat-c class WORK"
Under the direction OF Or Frank "
a. Rooefts, president, the Lar Vegas
Normal has shown wonderful prog
gresa and Improvement IN IA, past
fes years aud u 10 AN Institution in
Vhirh Las Vegas and the state mas
take pride
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
ROAD TO lsLurA

The Aihnansfeus good roads local
mas taken s'srt vitb the Cooperation
81 the state engineers on
completing good road % lslcia Pu-
ohio. twelve miles south OF this cits
Ali steps toward better highways are
eommendsble. THIS r. cspccisil,
paise~Dr,no Local mcrehauts ID
not need 10 b, Reminded that they
enjoy heavy iradc With the inEabi-
Wants Of the Indian village Their
business amounts e. no inconslder.
ahle hgure ~ the course OF year.
and shorter End better rvad will
make q easier for them % trade
here Moreover. anything ehich hiins
~ the completion Of links % the road
up and down thc valley % the Rio
Crande out Of Albuquerque Il what
We wan. IslctS, Los Lunas. Peralin.
Bclon. Tome. In fact az the mnall
towns and settlements between here
and Socorro viii prove better Feeders
Tor AteuQucfquc business all the time
az the roads ,are Improved, as auto
Issohlles hecohie npore numerous and
intercomuunirniion generally Is made
easier and qs'isReR Better roads in
the central Rio 0rande mean more
farmers more land titled. more mod
ern methods ana more business for
ths commercial center % this mar
yeiousiy fertile district, only com.
Daratively small par, ,oI watch IL un-
Der cnfscsIve cultivation. Better roads
mean more enterprises similar 10 the
one which Is bringing thousands Of
acres around Los Lunas under ouIti-
walton by TN mos, up-io-dale meth.
DDS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
What a Little Herald
Want Ad Did

FOUNB-Mr Fortunate Nlgoiaui
owner oi the Palace barber
shop. tO7 West central aNcnu
has found u sum OF money which
The owner may have after u -
duty Identified.
m, foregoing want ed wa pub.
lishrd IN The Evening Herald 5cs'
tcrday afternoon THIS morning
Iw rph Rrennau. chief clerk to the
yardmastcr of the santa Re, Called
81 Mr. Nioulsci. Identified aud zee
covered the money which had bvcn
found Mr.. NiCOlaci was rewarded
with crisp riNo-dollar bill for nis
honesty snd Mr.. Brennan had back
IN his pocket n considerable Sum al
money which ne unfortunately drop
ped Cmrrday while on The Way 10
work
n pays a. be honest aud on me
square; II pays To advertise in tho
Herald
II you lind anything lose anything
want To buy. sell or trade anything
don't forget the Evening Herald want
ads.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
INJsTSCHIPTs



Official tests IN German South Al.
RIGA with The witch hazel divinlng roo
seem 10 vindicate the efficiency OF
what generally has been deemed a
superstition.
An even temperature Is the chioi
claim for y baltimore Inventors de
Vice In which Ras " used In connect
iion With awdust for smoking nam"
aud other meats
That snakes are charmed by
music N denied by - scientist VINO
has been investigating in Ccylun and
who says that their actions are IN
spircd bs curiosity.
Motion pictures for the hind have
been invented boy Paris doctor, an
cIcctrirally operated machine cauaing
q series 1T relicfs 10 pass under their
fingers
In France recently message waH
scnt from an acropians 10 the grouhd
b, - person talking iutu phonograph
snd dropping the record. carciulh
wrapped
steam railroads Nv Pcnus,ltaina
last year killed i.l5a aud injured H..
0aI persons. sixty ave more ~ the
fo-mcr and a.5S5 more " the latter
than the year before.
Fut the Use ~ diycra. u aicdgc haH
boon invented that can be- tuwcd h'
q mutnrbuat. while us elevation can
D., regulated 10y ar tanks controlled
by IN occupant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
ETIQUETTE IN \ coLl.Eo,a


; efaas IH etiquette b 20 be organ
lied rs thc " A.. &. A. 81 the college
~ 1mpvris. a which students will
nect Uuvc week 10 discuss man.
ners. u Is thoroughly sensible plan.
FOR some rcason schools generally
tase y for Eren,cd that children and
sOang people viii set All the ncccs-
esary training IN manners az home
overlooking the fact that very many
parents have no, had good home sd
vaniagcs. and 70 hook to the schools
b give their children The training
that they themselves lack
But a young persons manners are
an Important part 81 his equipment
for life. FIRST Impressions count. aud
count heavily. = young man with
bad manners may be mort con
scieniioue and capable person but
he IL going 10 have hard ,ire get.
tIng the chance 90 prove IT, 4 young
woman may be known by her family
a. a treasure, Bu, II she has a shrlll
voice and vulgar ways she will no,
be welcomed into the social group
where she belongs.
Training la manners ought Il, Zoe =
recognized part of education frotm the
primary school up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
COWMAN SCORES A
VICTORY OVER
HOMESTEAOER
House Decides to Refer Live.
stock Committee Measure
Defining What Is a Legal
Fence.

I special Correspondence 90 tns Hsrnla
Santa l'. O. NJ, Feb g. II he Cow .
man triumphcd over the humhl
humcaicadcr iu the huu-r ,cstCTddb
afternoon when that august body. hes
the vote of 30 tu g. dc dcd 90 rel &C.
Geo the committee on livestock huut-
bin Nu. 90. defining legal fence.
'the fence pro, idod tor m ihr uill Is
40 aNorrduE uIll one and according
"a Representative Tulg. "a storkmau
who bitterly opposed IA, measure,
would not hold work horse to sea,
nothing ut % tull grown steer rs, IN T,
terms uf the bin stogkuvu vhus.
animals hruk" through the lou,r uui
trcapasscd upon the property oi the
homostcader were % be- mulcted Ia
heavy damn gee Mr Carter of i,ouse-
Welt who introduced tho bin ,igor.
ously championcd hit measure. but
the COW puuchor aud his Nmpufiiiz"r
were Toe the maiurit, ami the bill wac
r"lDgJtcd Geo th, tender m"rrict ui
Ia hostile committee.
Tho second clash of the afternoon
occurred over house bin SO. 81 "a ID.
purpose ut which b. 60 give turtles Dis
erection in assessing m" penalty tor
first dcgrso murder which might BE-
either life imprisonment or death
The hil wac Finally recomnittcd At
ter "a lively exchange between Mcssrs.
Catron ana LlWeliyn. 10 which tho
gentleman from Santa Fp opposed tho
bili ANA the gentleman from Dond
Ana favored a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07

AuTo RIDING causes nat feet. tires
and purses
CASTRO SAYS he always did uke
Parts best. anyhow
o
NEXT WE MUST stand ror lot OF
siuga ebou, st Valentines Day.
.
THEIRS ~ srlil4 something rotten
ln The grand old city ~ New York.
.
uE IS 4 WISE man who kcops his
sovd oplaluns 90 himself ~ himself
@
YOU HAVE 90 alse u to the
Ground. hog h' IL the original sise
guy
I1vs DowNRiGHT dlnicuit Tor
some men 20 us" en upright. llfc now
aduys.
O.
THE MORE PANS you take with
sour eating the feveF YOU Niii huvs
afterwerd
~ ADRIANOPLE had home rule
lis voices would be- for morU rauous
and not another bomb.
o
YES. CORDELlA. there w,r. false
prophets centuries before the weather
bureau was established.
81.
THE MOST OMNIBUS sound in
Turkey h the scraplng against the
bottom ~ the war chest
o
IN iS ALWAYS polite tu step On
the water wagon when some elderly
gentleman r. looking for a seat.
O.
THIS * THE KIND of weather
that makes us wish we hsd built one
Of those nice warm adobe houses
%
~ THAT Union southern Pacific
divorce scandal the authorities are
keeping a sharp watch for slimouv.
o
~ GEN. SHERMAN had not de.
nned war the Turkish cities on the
lighting lins would be ready to OH the
sap.
o
TRUE. YOU seldom see much of the
weather an--apd he never ventures
nnt after dark Ia fact he IL play Ing
aafe and lying low.
9
STILL THE GUILELESs
Iggorote
diets the careless
soldiers goat Houston Post
o
HE cur EXPENSES for year
To bu2 honk machine.
Aud nov he cuts expenses more
To buy the gasoline.
o
WHY lS MRS wombat denounc.
.ng tla-.go, sKallncnt ~ severely p"
seems the parcel posiman positive
- declines to match samples for her"
o
--latest Improved.
The greenhouse man sits ~ about
Ills bulns bo tends ana eaedlcs
Ana soon he'll have his uuR out.
The 1913 models
@
WE ARE SERENELY confident
that the Legislators win be- gentlemen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07


Interest IN the Panama canal Is
~erld- wide ana more pronounced and
active m tho great industrial ccnters
o. the world than on the Pscihc coast.
says tho San Francisco Chronicle
which continues
The reason y that, except ~ 60
few special products. mostly fruit
products this vossi does not produce
on any large scale Cor foreign mar
kctR
The consequence Ia that We have
mot developed any large class " buai-
ness men Who think OF the whole
world ~ possible markets anu carry
IN their minds what might be calico
birdseye view of the centers OF in
dustry and course Of exchanges "a
this planet I'Fesumably among az
there are indirlduais OF That class
but iaolr number IL insufficient 60
affect public thought and sentiment
From extensive knowledge Of con-
ditions IN al countries. which has
cost iis posrssoorE great deal 81
money. the uisea business men OF
the World afe convinced that thcrc 81
" be a rapid aud great Development
" commerce on the Pacific ocean
That viii not com, ar the result Of
disgiug ihe canal II ,s change
sure Co come, ana which. in tact, va
are uos sseing
What the eanei viii dc is ~ make
the increaae more rapid by pro, idlng
better facilities and incidentally "a
change the direction VI a great deal
OF a.,
Aud the opinion Is uiso nniN crsAI
th9i. both ar to actual Increase and
chanso " direction san FTanciscO ~
20 boz the greatest beneficiary
Win groRth ef population on the
Pariao cs'asl domestic exchanges with
Atlantic ports have natural in
crease Trade Via Panama aud Tc-
huantopec hab already grovH from sn
slrnost negligible qduutiig lew Year,
ago % ti-5 .oo0oe0 Ia 1919 Thla ~
IN addition io fhs fortign trade sia
those f00tes which sas much small
az
n doeh moi -eem tu hv oXp",t tod
thst American ships viii carr much
u the fOreisr trade. which. Of c0urss.
means that transportation sysioms on
the Paiinc Rill b, urgsni1od snd d.
Tocied rather for the benefit Of other
countries tilar our own, bot that san
Francisco VII D.com. the great col.
iocung aud Distributing point Is
shown by lhs slepf taken by the great
steamship Int 'Ur the tofia 60 81.
cure extensive terminal fariHii.a az
this p9rt
Another syidence of thef world d
opinloa VI ths future % san Francisco
A. shown b. ths action Of . confer
ence o. the governors 81 the New
Enelsnd states Who have recon-
msn6ed 70 their respective lsgisla'
turer % arrange nor an oinciui con'
ssfonce 70 oonaider xhclher a VIA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
HOPES TO UNEARTH
PALACE Of CROESUS
Professor Butler Departs for
Smyrna to Resume Excava-
tiOns in Search Of Relics of
the Past.

London. Feb. -Attompt 90 dis
the attention of the Princeton cNpe-
dillon u a 10 Minor FOR tby neat sis
ufoulI. Professor butler ~ Prince.
tom. "a .tu has lust oulnincd permit sion
lrom ,ho rurEish government 10 re-
Sumo hs .mk ~ sardls sud rhu '.ft
Tor Sins rut Yesterday. said before HE
dCparlIr,
~ Al, discover tHir 1871, shah also
urp'. .um, To q irrnenduu. hud Ga,
Palace u0 srucsus u 4. stated that
the great Temple ot Icus aaa founded
by AloAsuder the Great un the RUINS
OF The palace of Cr0Csut, I.Ins 80 the
Estue aaeryd enclosure as ca, Temple
~ ATlrmls. There b. uuTruDurdti o.
evidence of this on q coin uf Sardis
now u the british Museum nhi'h
shows lac temples of A3trmus aud
Zous side Dos side
"Our discoveries up ,o dat" consist
In tho complete unCVNDrug uf IN"
Temple OF Art.mis. vhich BE- remark
sbl, well pruser, ed. aud also an early
Christian church Niiu a primitive al-
tar iu perfect preservation. This iH
the earliest altar lnO'u We have
also discovered as nnknoNu language.
which hig turned oui 10 Doc Lydiuu.
through the unesrthius ul o second
Rosetta stone. This has aroused great
Interest ln England"
Native, az tirst Nry' suspicious.
Protector Butlcr said mat 900 ma
uvcs wer. nov employed hy the ex-
petition. but hc expected tu Increase
the iumDcr To zoe during The coming
"a winter. At nrst these natives Ver"
yer, sh, and suspicious We wore. %
said Professor Butlcr. Obliged tu do
eNor3taip ourseiVef. even tu Ntrhen
work ANA cooking. owing 40 lalos We
heard tni ln Turkey thei" BE- pleas
aut practice of putting pui,ctiled
camcls hair iato coffee 'hich Re IN
variabl. fatal after most painful no.
mess and which can not b, disco, cred
b.. Il pos, norton. We von tIu conn
drnp, uf the natives and nov tde men
ANA sonsn come tu mo FOR medical
AID .,- Neli AZ for advice and material
help The work 0f excavation rs nee.
etsafil, slow. as every sho,clful OF
around has To be gone over four times.
Tho workmen are very careful. as
every md Il rewarded with back
shrcsh. We pay the Workmcn 40 10
so cent? "a day. whereas in Eg9 % they
gst oRl, or cents day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
PEC0S VALLEY FARM IN
$4,000 TRANSACTION

Roswell n NJ. Feb uno "i
the largest trades that has been maut
recently. hst Just been Cloecd through
a. Roswell Land company. Ia which
tiide Caldwell aud father have trad.
20 thclr farm near Artcsia, to parties
ip Carmen. Okla
= q. johnson. 90 the Hand COM
PAM. and clyde Caldwell returned
yesterday afternoon from Oklahoma.
Ia the deal the Gaidwells get AN see
plant az Carmen. okla. and a cation
gin and alfalfa farm az Alline. okla
the Caldwell Warm II a 3sO-aore tract
having n large artcsian well on u.
The deal amounts 20 about $4,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07

not b. proaiAbls for New Enaland
staits ard Industries 70 maintain
prmenens exhibit IN this city.
a permanent exhibit q that hind q
course really mcans common sam.
pie rooiD. which would be conridcrcd
onlg upon the assumption that this
clty y 20 become great worlds mar
Act.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07

This b. the season % the ear whom
mothers feet very much concerned
over the frequent culus contracted hy
their children, and have abundant
reason for IL, as every cold weakens
the lungs lowers tho vitality aud
payea the way for the more serious
diseases that 30 often follow. Cham
oerlain's Cough nlomSay II famous for
its cures. and 10 pleasant ana safe 10
take, Nor uaie bY al ssugglsiA -