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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21

Not member of the firm of King,
-ra. ms g. Underwood, which repre-
...a. .aa Hower merger in the civil
.l.s oaaG-r by Magid, and ont OF
..f.. a s.N-count indictment grew,
... .. n court.
".. .o-e.ution was presented with
%. uoruaaou that McVay, the de-
.ear..a aao worked up the case for the
Gearga Railway and Power Company,
was 10 Birmingham.
Aware of his predicament. the solicit
Tor struggled desperately with the mass
Of legal contentious shot in by Judge
Atkinson. Edgar Watkins and George
WestnorsIard. attorneys for the de-
teuse
IF Va Understood today that the
power company had gained its end in
getting Hagid to withdraw his appeal
in t6e state supreme court and his suit
in the Federal court and had lost inter
as' In the criminal proceedings
The special bill to the indictment
filed by The defense appeared to strike
a receptive chord with Judge Roam for
The flrst returned to it time and time
g..tr
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
H. M. Atkinson and Wife Lose
500 VaIuabIes in Bur-
gIary of Apartment.
THIEF WORKS WHILE
GUESTS ARE AT DINNER
Rooms in CopIey Plaza Entered
by False Keys-AttaCheS of
House Suspected.

BOSTON. jan 21.-BostOn police are
hunting today for thieves who entered
the apartments of MI. and Mrs. H M
Atkinson, of Atlanta. Ga, in Copley
plaza, and got away with gems valued
at more than $500
Mrs. Atkinson and her husband who
is president Of the Empire Trust and
Safe Deposit Company, came here to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Atkinson's
brother. The theft was accomplished
while Mrs. Atkinson was at dinner.
Certain clews left by the thieves indi-
Gated that it may have been an inside
job and the police today questioned
more than a score of the hotel employ
ees.
Here are the gems reported stolen
from Mrs Atkinson:
A diamond ring.
Deal vanity box
A diamond studded watch and chain.
gold cigarette case and numerous
other expensive trinkets
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
LEAKING POST PARCEL
BETRAYS QUART BOTTLE

MADISON. CONN. Jan. 21.-The popu-
larity Of the parcel post got a severe Jolt
in this town, which has been dry" since
its incorporation, when a leaking package
addressed to a we'll known citizen, dig
closed bottle of whisky which had been
broken in transit Most of the contents
ran out on the posloffice floor
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
nenurrerS of Defense to Per-
0rv Indictment Held Worthy
of Consideration.
ppoeFCUTlON'S CHIEF
WITNESS NOT FOUND
avvers for Georgia Railway
and Power Company Also
Fail to Aid the State.

r..-r5rg that he would reserve his
...-..u ON the special and general de-
...r~.rs made to the indictment by the
..f.r,e superior Judge Roam today
halted the trial Of Louis B. Magld, ar
-.Iqnad for perjury, in the midst OF
the legal discussion.
THE furfst said that the contentious
sci mn by Nragids attorneys against the
farm, Of the Indictment and the manner
.- which II was brought were so nu-
r.a-oYe interesting and important that
h. deemed fl wise to review the au-
.rorlt,es before reaching a conclusion.
LAWYERS for the Georgia Railway and
Power company, who had promised the
.rraarance Of F. A. McVay principal
witness for the prosecution, and who
Ia. led Solicitor Dorsey TO believe that
ar would aid the state, were not pres
ont when the trial was begun at $50
......rl- +rFe n0aTDiug
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
TRUST LEGISLATION
TO WAIT TILL EXTRA
SESSION CONVENES

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-The mem
bers of the house committee on judi
Ciary today decided not to hold hearings
during the present short session on bills
to amend the Sherman antitrust law
The present plan of the house leaders
is that the trust investiga ton by the
judiciary committee which will involve
every phase of the trust issue, includ-
ing the beef combine, will begin early in
the extra session
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
PAIR HURT BY STREET CAR
AWARDED $40 DAMAGES

Il. c. Anderson and his Wife, Mrs.
Minnie Anderson, today We're awarded "a
Judgment of $40 against the Georgia
Railway and Power Company by SUI
perior court jury
Anderson and Wife, who We're injured
IN boarding street car at Peachtree
and Decatur streets, brought suit for
$4,000 each against the trolley compa- =
n.y. Iho jury gave Mrs Anderson $500
aug Anderson S4u.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
RACING
RESULTS.
AL IIIAREZ

Frst-George Oxnard, 30, first; ColquItt
As; FurIong, out. Also ran Amelia b..
kamchatka. Recover. Sherlock, Holmes,
Bobby Cook and Fountain Square.
Second-Lovlng Nose, Is, first; Ernest
r., s-5i jolly Tar 9-5. Also ran: Pretty
Dale, Debutante, Luke Vanzandt. quick
OTrick and King Radford
Third-Orbed Lad, 80, first; Lolita
Creed 3-5; Lescar 2. Also ran Bonnie
Bard, NJ. CambOn, Layminster and
Gretchen G.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
The WEATHER.

eeast: Fair and much colder
,,-5nt and tomorrow. Tempera-
-, a, M, 46; 10 a. n., Al. 12
noon. 48 ? D. M. 40.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
No Attorneys Of
Power Company Appear.

U'--ocE t6is W0rnIng
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
False Keys Used
To Enter Rooms.

other eXnensiNe mink
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
GLOBE SIGHTS


tkufe Hoskins. Ia the Atchison Giobel
There's one Thing about SELF praise.
II Is sincere
u should be said for the fat man
mat ne rarely rides motorcycle.
What has become Of the q. 4. man
VINO used 20 keep his In demiiohn 4?
An attorneys office boy assumes
among his friends TO know all about
law.
No crook would have q chance jf
The average detective were as wise as
he tries to look.
We ahould become reconcilcd 20 our
LOSSES. but widower shouldn't b. too
sudden about ~
A lucky young man - the person
too bashful 90 propose. for living o.
Eoing 20 be high this winter.
II not only takes loi Of money
10 drink regularly, bur time which
could be spent % q better advantage.
An Atchison barber insists there r.
more symmetry 10 a mans legs than
% woman's. However. IL Is too hot
20 argue.
Dancing ~ good exercise So o.
cntch-ns-oatch~cau wrestling and in
modern form the two have much IN
common.
40. Adkin gets 30 little mail for his
wife 20 open that ho figures he must
BE- something Of q disappointment 20
her
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
CLEANsEs YOUR HAIR
MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL
n bccumes thick, wavy, iusirous and
uli dandruff jisappeuF>--iiHir
stOps coming Out.

surely try "Dandcrlnc Hair
cieunse" IL you wish to immediately
double the beauty 90 your hair. Just
moisten a cloth with Danderlne and
draw Il carefully through your hair
taking one small strand at time
this viii cleanse she hair of dust dirt
or any excessive oil-in "a Few min
utes you Will be amazed. Your hair
VIII be Navy, fluffy and abundant
and possess an Incompatible soiinoss,
lu6trc nd iuXariauce.
Besides bcautifying the hair, one
application of Dandorine uigsolvos
every particle Of dandruff. inylgor-
atcs the scalp, stopping itching aus
falling hair.
Danderine II "a the hair what fresh
showers and RAIN ard sunshine are TO
vegetation n goes right % thc roots,
lnylgorates ana strengthens thciu. ~"
cxhllarating. stimulating and lie-pro@
ducing properties cause the hair 90
grow long. strong and beautiful
You can surely have pretty, aoit,
iusff0us hair. and iuta ~ a., Sc YOU
win just get 25-ccnt bottle of
Knowlfon'a nandorine from any drug
store % toilet counter aud uy b. ae
directed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
ANsWER TuE CAIL
Albuquerque People iIaVc Found That
This T. Necessary.

Albuquerque People Have Found That
This T. Necessary.
A cold. strain. sudden wrench,
a little cause muy hurt 'hc kid
noys
Spells of hackache often follow,
OR some irrogulariiv Of the uriue.
a splendid remedy for such attacks.
a medicine that has satisfied tncu.
sands
Is Doan's kidney Pills, a special
kidney remedy
Many Albuquerque people rely on
g.
Here Is Albuquerque proof
Mrs. y Adnir s23 8. Edith street.
Albuquerque. n. ~. says: II had pain
below my shoulder blades. When
WAS on my feet or walking around ]
didn't feel The trouble. but the min.
utc ! sat down the pain began. ono
box Of Doan's Kidney Pills brought
relief know that Doans Kidney
Pills are just ar good na thew IRE
claimed 90 bel Occasionally when ]
feel in need ~ kldnoy medicine, 7
take thom and ! always get quick re-
suits have advised other kidney
sufferers 10 try Doan's kidney Pills
and ! continue 30 recommend them
az highly as I dld sono years ago"
For snio hy an dealers Price 80
cents Poster Mlhurn co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for tho Unit
"a states
Remember the name--Doan's-
ana take no other.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
Kansas Wrist In stndcni-.

Lawrence, Kaa sept. Kansas
viii send this fan about 500 more stu
dents than usual 10 her institutions
Tor higher education. The state Nor
mai ot fmporia ana the Hays Normal
show au increase ln enrolment over
last gear and the enrolment NOT com
ploted. according To- the president Of
the administration board.
The registrar ut tho Unvcrity Of
Kansas reports thcrc nrycr ias been
such demand for information about
the school and 10 is predicted that the
enrolment there Viil Doe Increased
200. s Dix increase in enrolment also
is reported from the state Agricul-
tural college.
Kansas has more students In uni
vorsiilee and colleges for its pOpulu-
tion than any other state 10 mo Union,
and 1913 win send he percentage sim
higher. according 10 school officials
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
DANGEMors.


scientists IN Birmingham are deer.
N absorbed IN discussion of IN,
problem % ilie origin ol life. ON
belief d thar the origin Of ne IL an
unsafe thing 20 monkey with. when
puny man inserts his fingers into the
coss Of the Creators mighty machine
he Is likely 10 set IN trouble.
SIR oliver Lodge believes matter
may yet be vitalIzcd by human agen-
cy. Others believe we shall learn the
secret Of sex determination. II may
not BE- true that inconceivabIe disas-
Ter would follow the mastery OF these
secrets By mon: but We should adj
wise TO be on the safe side and let the
Lord do IT,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17

ana Spanish Americans 90 stop my
machine and turn back because o.
mis- crazy shorpshnotor. who appeared
io be- crazy from ull accounts. had
Two ladies' in tho cnr besides tha
Chauffeur and did not think &c biz
risky.
stopping at a house. I was inform
cd by a man who gave his name az
floreutin" that The ALLEGED iunntic
had taken two shots az him while he
Was "a work moving with team of
horses Florcntine said that he left
the team In che field and liked home.
The entire pueblo is alarmed. and
no one seems dcsirous OF encounters
Ing tho man on The honsnlop."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
Gored 20 ncath DIV nm.

Kansas city Mu.. sept While
driving q herd of cattle from "a pas
ture To his home. n. g Perry. 81
years old, Of Norwood. NO. was ate
lacked hy Jersey bull and gored
10 death. according Co word received
here
Mr. Perry came 10 Kansas City from
Paola, whore hc spent his boyhood.
and was for seventeen years an cm-
ploye of thc John Tay'or pry Goods
company AMER residence in Kun-
os Clty az nearly twenty-sovcn wears.
Mr.. Pcrrr went 10 Norwood tie is
survived hy his widow ana one sls-
ter living n 81 Louis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
BURNED BRIDGE At
ELOTA TIES Up
TRAFFIC
Passengers on Three East
bound Santa Fe Trains Are
Detained in Albuquerque
Until Early Today.

4 sixty-foot bridge near El0ta.
thirty-fivc miles north OF Aibuquor-
quey was burned Yesterday afternoon,
delaying east aud westhound puHon-
ger ANA freight traffic for nearly
twelve hours Tho fact that the
bridge had been burned was disc0y-
cred hy "a track walker, who flaggod
train so. ., which had lcft Albuquer-
que at i.05. Wostbound train so, D
WIS flaggcd at Domingo und sent
back 90 Lamy for supper. Trains :
and were held at Las Vegas until
the track WAS clear. Train 3. Engi-
noor Jack Lowe and Conductor Quig-
iey. was backed into Albuquerque.
and trains 4 and s were held here.
n has not yet been learned how
the bridge WAS fired
Bridge gangs were sent 60
Elota from Albuquerque ana from
Las Vegas ana hy g.3o O'Clock tins
morning the damage done by the fire
had been repaired Trains .. 4 ana
3 LETT here ten minutes apart begin
ming at $40 O'Clock. Trains 1, md
Q arrived ten minutes apart begin
ming at o o'clock, and left tor the
west beginning at o'clock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
JOHN {. GRIFFITH
DIES TODAY IN
SgGGRRO
Prominent Member Of New
Mexico Bar, District Attor-
ney in 9TH District, Passes
Away After Long Illness.

John E Gfifnth. district attorney
Tor the seventh judicial district IN
New mexico, comprising Valencia.
Socofro and sierra counties. and one
81 the most widely known members
Of the NeW Mexico bar died az hia
home In soeorro early today. follow
ing an extended Illness. death being
due 10 enlargement Of the liver.
News of the denth OF Mr.. Griffith.
while not entirely unexpected. Will
nevertheless be a shock 60 hts nu-
merous friends in Albuquerque and
throughout Tho state. No definite fu-
Neral ARRANGEMENTS have been an-
nuunced but Il IS expected that the
FUNERAL VIII be held 10 Socorru ANA
viii be under Masonic auspices. ~.
-, ,tfeug. 81 strong brothers. left
this morning Tor socorro to prepare
the body for burial ana make any
funeral arrangements desired by the
family
Mr.. Grifnth was a. years old ana
had been n resident Of New Mexico
Tor number 81 years. lie was
prominent as a lawyer and az po-
lsticai leader and took an active part
~ ffaternal organizations Of which
ne was member. In 1871 Mr. Grit
nth was elected without opposition
as district attorney of the seventh
district receiving endorsement OF
both the Republican and Democratic
county conventions.
John T.. Grifnth. was born In Deja.
ware county. ohio October "a. lsgs
son Of William "A. and Jane U.odViel
Sfitith. He was educated in the
public schools In Delaware county
and graduated from the sponccrian
business college, Cleveland and Bent-
son university, Granville. ohio. In
1855, later graduating from the Gin
clnnau Law school with "a degree Of
b. l.. hc taught Ia normal schools Ina
Delaware, Prospect and F0storla. o.,
ana practiced law in Marysyiue. o.,
lsAo-3N. Was admitted 60 practice be-
Tore the supreme court OF ohio and
United States court On 1899. MIR
Griffith WAS 70 member OF the ohio
house % representatives. from 1894
until 1888 and was speaker pro tenn
from 1897 until 1898 Coming 10
New Mexico IN 1899. Mr. Griffith was
made clerk Of the old Fifth judicial
district with headquarters In socorro.
1903. when ne began the practice OF
his profession. forming partnership
with Harry NJ. poughcrty under the
firm name of lsouEhortg ana Griffith
Alr Griffith was president of the
Socorro hoard OF education from 1905
until 1871 and was district attorney OF
the old seventh judicial district, scry-
Ing from 1909 unul 1871 When the
state government WAS organized ~
was elected district attorney OF tn
seventh district with residence iu 500
zorro, holding that office until tho
time Of his death.
The deceased was 32nd degree
Mason and was Mostcr of Socorro
ledge. A. o.. A. a. ~. Past High Priest
RI Socurro Chapter Of ROYAL Arch Ma
sons. O. member OF Ralut Ahyad Tom-
pie. A. 4. o. y. A. E.. Past Grand
Patron OF the order of Eastern stars
In New Mexico. "a member Of The Elks
ma past Chancellor Of The knights
'i pythias
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17


Win All his masterful philosophy
ana the accumulated wisdom or a re-
maFkhbly fruitful lifetime. Thomas
a. EISson does not know how 70 do
me simplest end most beautiful thing
ia humau oxperivnee--ress Noi long
40 qhe mighty wizard 81 Menlo PARA
decided that he would take a short
saceflon. Ne had not had one for
eight year,. 70 he arranged 10 spend
two weeks rioafing." az ne called Il.
~ Mem Engiana Bur the experience
proved almost fatal. for he was
brought back 10 weH Orange. y. g..
IN state ~ nervous breakdown and
for time Il was really feared that
he might not recover. II h. now an
noanced with final authority that MR.
Edlson has been sentenced by his
physician 10 refrain from ever again
srying - rest lie H. 10 60 back 20
his laboratories and work from four
tefn TO twenty hoars day until he
dies. This a. ihe fate o. the man who
has never learned how 70 rest
The Kansas cit, journal cem-
mente The case Of ar Edison is
merely conspicuous. IL Is not excep-
iional There are in this country
hlouands of men OF advanced years
who have lost the secret 81 roloxa-
lion and who continue In the daily
grind of their lifelong occupations
years after the necessity for such ap-
pileatian has passed Tho case Is re-
eeHsa ~ late Kansae ciiy packer
ssle VI more than i decade had re-
sisted the appeals 81 his family and
friends % take a vacation. He labor-
"a under the common delunou that
N feat business could not set alona
Without him. Al iasi nalady forced
him 90 acqniesce. and he started with
hla ibbllant family FOR Europe. A
sra ne became Festive and uneasy.
Nothing could divert him. and IN
smile II proiesiaiions be caught inc
neNt boat for home Re died soon
afief seiiina heck into the harness
The man did not know how 20 seat (
Ifofganaiely she vacation and rec
roeil0n idea il growing fasl In this
country. y has been only a few
years since the custom OF giving en-
ployew vacations was an unpopular
Nov d Is almost uniyer-
40 praeilce and employees themselves
bafe come 40 look en their annual
gacpiiene as right business men,
oo are becoming iess engroasad IN
holr alfaira a. me exolnsion rec-
tlhe pleasugss Golf has served
nahl2 pnFposc in ioklng thousands
3 hu#ners men oas Into the open %
Fntn, intervals The automobile
49, haze epnifIhaled much 70 the
~ AZ ihe oui-of-doorn and business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17

Stuffed Tomntocs.
teaepoUn chopped onion.
tablespoon huttof.
cup cooked aNeefbrcads. diced
rup SOFT bread crumoa.
p cup tomato pulp
tablespoon Of san.
Paprika.
tomatoes.
select smooth shapoly fruit Cut a
Slice from the top OF each and acoop
out The seeds ana d small portion OF
the pulp. FRY the onion In the bat.
ter; add remaining ingredients ana
mix we'll. FIN the tomato shells
which have been busted previously
Win salt and pepper. cover the tons
WITH huticred crumbs ana hake Tor
twenty minutes in "a brisk oven.
Tomatoes I'arlsicnme.
9 tomatoes
tablespoons olive oil
foiks hard boiled eggs.
tablespoons melted butter.
tablespoon chopped chlves.
tablespoon chopped parsley.
Z medium sized anehovios.
Soft bread crumbs.
Wash and wipe firm. ripe tomatoes.
and cut in halves crosswiac. Heat
the olive oil in q frying pan. lay In
the tomatoes. cut surface down. and
COOK quickly until they are heated
throueh but not softencd. Remove
to 2 buttcred baking dish and spread
With mixture made a. follows. Rub
the cge yoiks TO paste with the
melted butter, add the chlves. parsley.
ana the anchovies. slightly freshened
and finely minced. Sprinkle soft
bread crumbs over the tomatoes and
cook In a brisk oven FOR ten minutes
The unchovies will supply an the salt
necessary for seasoning.
Tomato Frittcfs.
! quart. sliced and diced tomatoes
4 small onion, sliced.
tablespoon % sugar.
teaspoon Of salt.
small piece OF red pepper.
p cup OF cornstarch.
tablespoons butter
beaten egg.
Prepare the tomatoes and onion.
add the sugar. salt pepper. and cook
for about half an hour--or until soft
enough to rub through q sieve. Re-
turn 90 the IRE and chicken with the
eornstarch rubbed 90 n paste with the
butter. Cook for twenty minutes.
then remove from the fire and add
slowly 10 the beaten ogg II the csg
does not become entirely set. re-
turn 20 the ire for moment. but do
not allow the mixture 20 boil Tum
out into a swallow buttered pan. and
when cold cut into slices, crumh. dip
into beaten egg. crumb again and
Try In butter
These are delicious served as gar.
nish "a roast veal or mutton, or as
side dish with parsley ana sliced
lemon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17

Eminent phyElcinne IN ne Kew
Yerk Medical journal report most
iavorahif an1 enthusiastically upon N,
results ~ experiments with another
turtle serum 70 eombat the rnraees
~ tabertuioals serum introduced
~ sentlcmah named Dr. piorkew-
slsi "a coprse she name has nothina
a. % wish ne meriss 81 the discov-
cry. But q - sincerely % be horcr
Thar ~ phrsicians Win adeocate the
use 81 this serum unless they are abb
soluieiy sure of their ground. The
nanco Of the Friedman "cure'
prcpphi many tragedy IN its train.
The turtle ana his serum are at pres
en- regarded with doubt and dark
suspicion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
HAS
SAN ILOEFONSO
SCARED
Lunatic, Formerly in Asylum,
Stands Guard on Pueblo
HOusetop and Takes Pot
Shots at Passersby.


Santa Ne. n. a., Sept. i1.--Iosc fg-
nacio Qulntnna. said go have been
committed Co the state insano ass mm
some time ago ana later dischursed,
Is reported to Doe standing guard over
the pueblo OF san lidcfonso with "a
long bartelod rifle and experimenting
with hts marhsmanship upon every
tor trip 90 the pueblo. says QuIniaua
stands on a house top with book in
one hand and a rifle IN the other ana
has the pueblo terrorlzcd. The sher-
IN has been notified and warrant
win oe issued for the arrest Of the
sharpshooter
"On the way Co Buchanan, said Mr.
selieman, 4 was warmed By aindiaus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17

Many cases Of this disease result
fatally before medicine can be- OBJ
tanned or physician summoned. u
is easily cured when the proper rem-
edy rs "a hand Mr8 Charles stewart
of M. Collins, y. y. says when
my husband had cholera morbus last
summer ho used Chnmbcrlain'a Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhooa Remedy and
"a cured him promptly" Every fam.
ily should keep this remedy "a hand.
Il only costs quarter. For sale hy
an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17
YOU'RE C0NSTIPATED,
BILI0USl -CASCARETS
sick bcadhcl.e, sour stomach, Gas.
Bad Breath. mean liver aud
Bowels nccd Cleansing

No odds how bad your liver. stom-
.ach on bowels; how much your bend
aches. how miserable and uncomfort-
able you are from constipation. ndi-
gestion, biliousncss ana sluggish bow
els--you always get the desired re-
suits with Cascarots
Don't lct your stomach. liver and
bowels make sou miserable. Take
cascarcts tonight. put an end 10 the
headache. hiliousncss. dizziness. norv-
business sick. sour, gassy stomach.
backache and an other distress.
cleanse your inside organs Of an the
bile. gases and constipated matter
which Is producing the misery.
a Decent box means health. hap
piness and "a clear head for months.
No more days Of gloom and distress
II you VIII take "a Cascaret now and
then. All druRglsts SCH Cascarets.
Don't forget the children little
insides need gentle cleansing, too.
LOYAL order Of Moose. Dance to-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-17

Huh. Cyln' cos ye Amt allowed TO
have no toffoe, eh7 ~ yc was my age
am hadn't bin allowed to have as
much toffee az I ain't bin allowed
20 have. ye'd hnye somethin' to nolicr
about -l London Opinion.