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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-27
FOR SALE
HERE'S THE PICK.
COLUMBIA AND WASH. HEIGHTS,
EVERY ONE WAY BELOW TRUE VALUE.
POSITIVELY REAL BARGA AIMS.

s5.15oJUST WEST OF 14th st. near corner
Of COLUMBIA ROAD AND 10th ST; 8 rooms
NEW
Sc, 7JO-Ownsr leaving city. says land we
know IL to be true) that this house cost him
$4,000. 10 rooms; irst-door kitchen. modern
baths (2,; elegant. costly mantels; magnificent
woodwork and stairway; side lights, billiard
. rooms laundry room; select location, " square
OF 14th st. cars. $4,000 can remain for years
ut 69s
&c. s0O-Sold not long ago for So. 5oO location
better than ever; rooms, baths; first floor
kitchen. Choice section OF Columbia Heights
SOUTH OF PARK ROAD. very close to 14th
ct.
g. 1863 rooms: with One BRICK STABLE
Hot-water heat; frst-noor kitchen. Firstclass
homes all around.
$s950-On 18th ct. sonth Of Park road fine,
wide street: 8 rooms and toilets: firsthoor
kitchen. 5000 loan can remain for years.
S6ooO-Glrard ST. finciuding big garage);
modern right up to date; hot-water heat. cleo
trio light. etc.
ss.7cO-A few yards from Secretary Of State
8ryan's home. q locatOn hard to beat and a
house difficult to equal for the money. Large
lot; hot-water heat: electric light. etc.
SSeeo-e rooms: hot-water heat: first floor
Kitchen. Fine location. on north side Of Irving
st. $500 cash will buy.
1909 G ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-27

Fun FINE CORNER HOME.
In the choicest part OF the northeast.
725 @ ST. NE.
Wide colonial porch. broad public parking;
nickel plumbing; plenty Of closets; electric
lighting; hot water heat; gas range; refrig,
decora tions; homelike and cheerful.
Omen and lighted until pm.
Tow price and easy monthly terms
JOHN NJ. HENDERSON,
14lS st. NV.
FOR SALE-wILL YOU BUY 12-RQOM NEAR
Is new house for the price Of q sixroom housel
NEAR PARK ROAD AND 14th ST.
Nance for bargain In hne location.
W. s. MINNIx. 14l6 NV.
FOR SALE-FACING BEAUTIFUL LINCOLN
part; built ana occupied BY owner: 10 large,
separate rooms: 2 bach Porehes: hot-water
tion: big bargain. Address OWNER. p. O..
BOZ a40S. station q. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-27
..YE oLDE COLONIAL HOME.

-'YE OLDE COLONIAL HOME
The discriminating homeseeker has shown
such decided preference for the colonial style
OF architecture that II is wonder the enter
prisfng speculative builders have tried to pro-
duce the colonial effect by supporting the roofs
of the porches cheap wooden columns. III
you should care to the true type OF YF
OIDE COLONIAL HOME. and not the cheap
counterfeit OF speculative builders. you should
make 1t a point to inspect this beautiful home
overlooking Rock Creek Park
This house contains nine we'll arranged rooms.
trimmed In the coors of soft ivory and old
mahogany. Many special features, including
double tongued and grooved floors; ceder-lined
closets; large open fireplaces: tiled bathrooms.
containing the latest porcelain fixtures: large
sleeping porches. etc. have been added only
for the convenience and comfort OF the pur
chaser.
This house be secured by a reasonable
cash payment. and the balance be paid
S4s5O per month. including all interest. This
fs less than you could rent an equally desirable
home for. and effects average saving OF
$315c per month.
Price only $3.50
SHANNON 4 LUCHS
7l3 14th ST. n.
Phone NJ. g345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-27

FOR SALE-COLORED BUYER GAN SECURE
bargain in a nine room house, in excellent con-
dltion, west of 14th ct, on Columbia Heights
Address Box 1873, Star office. 2Ss
FOR SALE - REDUCED TO $575O. NEW
house. ar. & b., hot-water heat, porches. large
yard Second door from Meridian Hill Park.
Buy direct from owner and save commission.
Easy terms. See 1885 Chaplin st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-27

FOR SALE@IDEAL HOME; SPECIAL BAR
gain; built by the former owner for his home:
cost ST., 600: rooms; baths north Of Q st.
west of 18th: lot % front. House too large
for present owner; price, $500; only 81, 500
required.
new YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1923 E.
Exceptional opportunity; new S-roon house
on two floors; attractive In every way, and
overlooking the Million Dollar bridge and new
park; can be had for s. 1lo; terms.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1923 F.
FOR SALE-AN HONEST. WELL BUILT,
semi detached $500 home in best NV.
ton: 20 IT. front: side light: hotwater heat;
reduced to So, $50 to quick purchaser.
PERCY II. RUSSELL. CO. 9th and n. Y. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-27
FOR RENT-STORES.

RENT FROM
SHANNON x LlfcHS
IiS l4th ST. y ". VI 2345
QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
DOWNTOWN P00I.R0DM LOCATION
Pa. ave bet 9th Hnd Toto ats. NV. ore Of
the very best locations in the city for this
business. Big trade night and day This is an
opportunity for he right party 10 make big
profits. Call VI. 23i5 Tor particulars
CORNER STORE. on CAR LINE
In rapidly growing new house section Sc
and at controlling point for business New
store, with modern front ard un-to-date fx-
lures. $3.50 per month. Good location for
grocery store or druggist. l442 Pa ave se
SHANNON h LrCTS, Renting Service.
VI. 2343. I3 l3th 81. NV. NJ PAS.
1873 iith ST. N.w.-sToRR WITH IARoU
show window and four rooms above: suitable
for light business: reasonable rent. Apply
Room 2o6. Evans hIdg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-27

TBS 10th ST.. JUST NORTH OF q Sr.-NEw
store and cellar: very desirable. low
rental. j. u. LEONARD. 7I9 10th ST. NV.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09

fine sJreaks running through his coarse
ness. His love for ..-
Hush" Whispering. her husband
added. SPEAK Of the devil. And the
next moment Hertzer's buk dIIed The
doorway
Hertzer tells enthusiastically Of ami
NAL and plant life in the different parts
OF The world After a long discourse
in this. ne wound up abruptly:
But this isn't business I'm wasting
your time as well as my own came
to get my man. II was mighty good Of
you to look after him. but I suppose YOU
went on the principle that one good
turn deserves another. sim. gratitude
has its limits. and as I understand that
he is able TO be 40 and around. won't
have YOU bothered any longer
The cold efrontery Of it made Ew-
ing gasp. Until he remembered its ac-
cidental beginning. he was inclined 10
think that the mans conversation this
past hour had aimed 70 create a feeling
favorable 10 himself and even after he
rejected the thought as preposterous. ne
saw that. if accidental. Hertzer fully
realized the advantage. Ehrontery,
After taking advantage Of David's sick
ness TO eStorJ a scoundreIly profit he
was now Trying to bind him with the
memory OF that canceleU service. ST.
.leHce him with the gag Of gratitude
j Nss 4 1irLlaIy situation. but where
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
70 Be c0ntinusd To.morroN.
Prince A Physician.

The professors OF the medical faculty
at Munich University arc mp in arms
against the favor shown by the au-
thorities 10 Prince Ludwig Ferdinand.
cousin OF the Regent Of Bavaria. who
Is a qualified physician and practices
medicine az his palace. As the Prince
charges nothing for his services. and
geneEalN gives free the necessary medi-
clnes and surgical appliances TO his poor
patents. his practice has grown until
1t has become too large for comfort in
the palace. The Ministry Of Education
have therefore given the Prince the use
Of one Of the university buildings.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09

luck to YOU. I know where TO find him
il I should be mistaken
And mistaken he was. Exposed TO
view. the jugular was not cut Weak
life betrayed itself ny the flicker of an
eyeiid as they laid him ON the catre
ius Audrea's old kitchen. When. more
over Ewing came shooting down-river
in response To a hurry cau. he found
David, a trine pale. washing his hands
after an operation OF eight stitches with
IA common sewing needle and thread
sterilizeL by passage through flame
Good for YOU, Doctor Dayy." he
whispered as they both stood looking
down on the man IN his stupor of weak
ness Barring blood poisoning he'll be
around in d week Though Z don't know
whether Go wouldn't have been more
merciful to let him die. Hen nave 10 90
back to- HprTzer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
To Defy the Law.

David resolves to give the wounded
man q chance for different life. In
case ue RECEIVERS
Later. when he has gained strength
the Aaqui tells David and Ewing The
story ~ his tribe and his wrongs. and
they resolve not 90 give him up.
As Swing is leaving David makes a
proposition that they hire Consuelo to
go their bookkeeping ard that she live
with The EwiUS> EwuE takes this
under consideration.
Is FEW Sass later III sra Mfs Ee.fe
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
Largest Flag Picture

The largest picture Of a flag in the
world is row being painted in fun
view Of the thousands who daily 20
up and down the Strand in London.
When finished it viii cover the entire
side Of the tan building on The Nd
wyeh site in which the state of Vic
-oria has its London headquarters. The
nag is the blue ensign ~ Australia
p hacA ias @ ulou JacR In It's tou
corner ami ris, white. STARS If IFS --aras
~cu-tereI bel.tW
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
81 81
StATOE SOUS
20 SES
40 II

a more subtle man might have felt
bound, David's plain honesty burst The
false bonds. Very steadily he answered
that the man was no trouble.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
David Turns Doctor.

Uud the rough pad was adjusted
Hertzer looked ou Then. with d recur-
renee Of his usual sarcasm. he said. Il
forgot Nou don't hold with my meth
ODDS Do wasn't trr nothing the beggar
headed fey Your place Mounting he
added III you have time go waste ON
dead men, go RICH, ahead only remem-
her that ,hs mneraI is now up to you.
Come. Bet"
With careless -'Adius he rode OF
more Indifferent than the hgund which
did Jurr. bowling. 10 look hack al it's
dead mate And e he paused within
yle screen Of -He jungle. B, Was aaly to
g--u as Tg--u, Marta -aG S-rauHia aanN
running lt Uly- .au
Hts ,.r.I -ra- ue ores Ha- rna..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09

went Trim under my nose.
NO use he finished. us David bent
to examine the wound. n got the jugu-
Tar Hes an i'm. Needs only grave,
and he'll Ue ready tor 10 10y the time
can gel ou, ,obu with a couple of
men"
As get David bad not spoken With
ont word. even "a glance. me slid TO
the mans shirt 90 bind his rolled hand
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
Ton Jealous.

Mrs FAD .n bric-s-brae $40. e
have "a beautiful collection ".
here Isl
New AszsS-srt-Ne- 81.
novelties
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09

came 10 his plantation. and with them
is Consuelo. The Ewings have antici-
pated his proposal. and have engaged
her TO do some work for them and TO
be a companion To Mrs. Ewing.
David brings out food for his guests
70 vas near the close of. the meal that
Mrs. Ewing asked about the Yaqu
Frank told Us an about it. How is
he"
80 well David answered. that
lent him my rifle 10 go out and try
for gator which has been haunting
our bathing PLAYA thought the exer-
else would do him good.
The dickens you did" Ewing eN
claimed. Your rifle. Jooe Do YOU ever
expect TO see him again"
"Oh. YES. he'll come back He added.
u rather wish he wouldn't"
BY Jove. that's So" Ewing admitted
That might be the best way out Of it,
pretty sure to sick the Jefe on you for
damages
Hertzer Calls.
What a complete sceundreI he is"
his wife put I'm. AT home We would
as soon think of placing a Bowsry thug
on our visiting list. Like trouble. the
tropics give one strange bed-felloUs. We
have 10 know each other. And. do YOU
know. with aH his brutality. ] uud my
self u4rbcriuE q sueakiug admiration
He IS SIC ,acrouga .H it al, sHl hss such
The evening world., 1913-06-30
Use P0StAm
-..-- Whenever
;. THE SKIN Ais

II your Ain 10 not In the perfect
condition in which Il should be, and u
affected with sny eruptional trouble. the
bandits oi Poslsm ere too important for
you TO overlook. Nothing IL 20 rapid
and effectivs 10 permanently curing &C.
sema, acne. tetter. pimples, scalp scale.
I'll forms d Itch ssd every surface die
order. 70
Posiam Il sntissptic, soothing. cool.
ipg, intense and active IN healing power.
Il cassot possibly hssm snd should be
used unhcsitatingly m ali conditions.
POSLAM sOAP improves the health.
color and quality d tbs skin; bcsutifiss
complications. renders tho hands soft and
velvety.
An drugsists self Posiam (price. SO
csnts) and poslsm Soap (price. Is ccnts)
For free samples. write to the Emer.
esncy Laboratories. % West aSth Street
New York City.
The evening world., 1913-06-30

lo11-AoB -s11nDo1Aeg. a2ue .ouooao ~
1esbss6tsiy intSeestsd IN whether or not
"yoes CaAAAy. the psoitics1 yivA 81
Ceaaeny. Souaad the Dubaie Alr1ag Of
youns Mr.. Hsiisrans chargD 70 the END
that he might Ssont politically thereby
y che ensuing smbsrrassmspt - Mr..
D =. Comedy ays bstdA y. cae1-
~ l0ays 'pi6A. 's.sk" = NJ. J1aiistka
sazsss - 10 ssS e shgss .me, ny
Wronesd."
J Queens v ssvsSy go Ssipssss. for
bSDSve CDeay dt6 turn . sisvR Do1iti-
eei tlsk while some side with the
Sormse leader anl % pst bsiisvs Cas-
oidy stirred up the scandal, but admit
that Fate was certainly vsry soed to
The evening world., 1913-06-30
lDlQeIOPE|VS1
DEMONSTRATION,
|E:cONll0[tYc CASE
pq6cutor Smith Calls Wit
|tesses to Testify About Hal
leran's $4,000 Suit. =

~ $4,000 49, ~ ~. Co0ooiiv- yeal.
~ N' ~.
en candai "h'cn 'o"'''s'"" ~.
tSroush OF Queens was staged IN The
q and Jury rosm to-day after . delay
n more than an hour and Q half. Most
~ o,..,. ~n,ch ,.Ss. In oo,i,,es ~.
W -., -.
es'y snd tners'ess " ope'es WV
3fsned lover the sAasss e Borough
Ressdeut Mauries f., Connolly that the
6.oo suit of hSs brothsr.ip-isw. Ajoy.
- a. ffsiieran, for alienation Of MIA
Hni,sran's affections 70 really only part
" . slot 10 ruin him politically. was
q haaa whom The Grand Jury convened
~ - o'clock.
lbi,trict.A,tcvuey Matthew Z. smith.
a. only follower Of the one time leader.
NJ poroush rres,dsnt, Jsssph Cassidy.
1 .,.otsa An ths ticket vhio hear.
Gror,s,,v ,r.o omce. hsd promised
~ oss,r. .hc,aS irts,fsre With his
1.~~~H s-s~s.m.. ~ .rs.snt,n~ 20
G~-s r,rw sn.A.v ,.s,,mcrv IN a
,.s.,., -h,,s ~, CocroMv
49, 800 800, - It,, go 4.
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10 ..ss.Ss-c ,ssss- .s..,s -
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NJ coNFGNghcS u ON.
- retired 70 his private emcA yesrs
was Joined BY Robert Praes He''s
Hpaosl Tor Haljeran \ dossa or more
;t1tnessss waited In IN sdjetpins room.
jx3ssg them were the Misss1 disnriet.
ana Elisabeth Lees Of No. is WASH
hon, street, Y3ushing. who we're
kf2'i before NJ. smith on Friday
IK IA ~, n.ii ous..,onsd shsm
49,. 1870. ~
vac DsN{'ow S
M epA thus hsstense sns "sns ~'en
Z 1 Il n understood that y. N. L Young
ikCvsr Tor Connoiiy. Sas statsment,
E.Yth. ,,,,. Ascisr,r. tAas an hi.
~ 80. .n..,,or.S =. ~ -h.,h.,
M, .rv.ns rsnrs.sn,ins N. Hor
han President had spprosche1 then
Min an offer Of $500 70 testify tha,
xSsv haa been suiitv Of inproo "A stist
,&.s usi,.... Tn. -. S.risI ,ha,
-. - ~. ma. srA
ss.n o.'' no M s*."s
Inss .hs. the vss's sIias v.uid ,,
6eovsd against them whether they ID
&ittsd Il. or net.
liOthers who waited >p-day VSso ~
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TNs~ usS.-. sss,S
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
DIRECT ELECTION
OF SENATORS IS
APPROVED
Colorado State Senate Passes
Resolution Approving Pro-
posed Constitutional Amend
ment
nv Lcascd Wiz ~ I3,cnlng Icrald.

Denver. Jan. a. m. Cu.uJdr
senate today adopted concurrent
resolution approving the prupu."i
amendment tu the federal rursi.tu.
ton pruNidiug iur direct election 3D..
United States senators Action Do. lh.
house De- uNpc,tcd Monday.
The ouims ui j a.. NiNuu. pu.rraF.
SlHr candidate tor lieutenant Buf .Iuur
ut the last election us to his risui Geo
that office will hr heard hy o. Irfut
session ui thv assembly Jnuutr. -,
under th, terms ut % resolution adopt
ru hy thv huu-v Th" huUt. tlHu
adopted 90 resolution providing q
committee ct three r'prrs I.lti pH
ana two senators To- iuNestigll ana
report ou conditions iu the lu,fh"ru
Colorado coal uciiF. ,hrrc a .J'h"
mas been bee progress for moro th'b
u year.
The house passed ON second read
iuE q state constitutional amendment
maxim. mills ana smvlt"re uupsi-pun
lIC institutions ANA subject 90 state
control This is practically Ihr
same amendment that was defeated
hy about 1000 ut the last election.
The senate authorized the commit.
tee on privileges aud elections t'
summon Witnesses u the contest
/ wherein n ". Wycon uf Trinidad b.
| seeking Co obtain the scst ut senator
! Cashmere Rarrll,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
SAYS PENNY POST
IS POSSIBLE WITH
ECONOMY
Author of Parcels Post Law
Tells President-Elect How
Postoffice Department May
Save Money.
By Leased Wire To Evening Herald

lBy LEASED Wire To Evening iIrraldi
Trenton ". T.. Jan Ia. Repre-.
sentative Lewis 90 Maryland, author
cot th, huus" nlu from winch u.r
present parcel post Law ufIEnJtv1,
urged pfrsid,n;-yiv,t wilson tudas g.
appoint Ha postmaster r.u"rli Va
competent MASTER ui postal uuu rams
UuIfutIuu y.HuNmIyr.
Ma Lewis ayEs,sl,d mo- names hut
pointed uNi 100 memorandum SUB
mti,I fu Mt Wilson tina. ut.u 10
additional uud- ur legislation ttn
pu.tu'N.D department within four
r.uT- could establish rates zoe tH"
movement uf small shipment 100 one
HlI' tho present express rates. l}
iuH Nns the rural routes relatively
profitable luruush tho uH, ut fast
li..gh. Dee said, penny postage would
nv feasible
guI George ". Goothus. chairman
.f th, Panama canal commission.
hHu To- long IHIk Nth prrau,ut.rt,"t
wilson today and urged him 60 geo
fu tine canal 900 ihr earliest possible
moment The governor said Dr.. would
ika ,1 $500 bul could NOT s1y When b."
would.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
TOBACCO MEN AGREE
ON REDUCTION
Of DUTIES
Paper Schedule Next Subject
Before the Tariff Inquiry
Committee With Many Wit
nesses.


my Leased Wire to Evening Herald
Washington, Jan. l,.. Tobacco men
were heard lrst 200 tho hru inquiry
today. Tho loaf tobacco boards ui
tui, OF Philadelphia ANA Sew York,
represented respectively HE John r.,
Young and John DuN-, advocated a
reduction BOO Ihu duty con imported
wrapper tobacco iruw Nl.Na Go 50 uuG
assessment OF duty ON tobacco at
weight 900 Uwu uf Withdrawal from
bonded N... H.HHls
The ,I.u mHuu'.. ....rs' avu'lh-
! ton ut N'N West similarly advocated
90 reduction.
Opposition To- reduction was voiced
! by Nldus Herr, uf pcuusyN ania,
who said ans reduction would InWro
/ thr tunlu.u interests ut rcunsyNunia
! Come ugut, Massachusetts ANA WIS
! Cousin.
Paper Schedule ~.
IhirtN-uNr witnesses confronted tho
| committee when the paper schedule
| was taken up. They included John
/ purris representing the American
! Newspaper Publishers aasuriatiunNJ
/ T. Carey ut Albany president of tht
/ international brotherhood of paper
| Nuk,m ana representatives ui M,
| hnukbindpra, hthOglaphcrN allied
! printing trades, print cutters, manu-
! featuring photo ,urroyers uud paper
importing md manufacturing u''r'
,sts generally.
charles w. William 81 Nvw YORK
! who said ne WIS 10 iuhbcT friendly
! both Geo importers aud 90 1000 paper
| box manufacturers urEcd rDduc'
! tIuu Of the turiu uu rHW materials tuI
'uutod paper und other products thpt
be- said. would save the paper huN
manufacturers 1000. 600 bat give IN,
government NlUuu,UOn more revenue
Seal Brown cot Wuusau. " i-. rep
rosouting paper manufacturers urg,t
tariff protection He said thf cana
dian restrictive policy acted ns
handicap 90 American manufacturer
Representative LongwoTth of phl
asked Mr.. Brown 90 define the uolly'
eft putting finished products on Ga
free list aud leaving ipirrmediar
products on the dutiable list.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
CORSET SPECIALS
FEATURE Of
WHITE SALE

Albuquerque women who have at
tended tAc January White sale now
IN progress "a the Golden Rule store
are commenting enthusiastically un
ihc two extra special bargains offered
la the famous Warner brand nf c0r-
sets Every woman knows that the
name Warner b. la itself q guarantee
uf excellence in curHetH. aud the
prices at which these goods are being
quoted in the Golden Rule sale make
them practically Irresistible 90 those
who recognize "a big corset value
when they gee o..
For instance. Warner cnrsots that
sell regularly up 10 $3.50 are going nt
90 cents. and the kind worth from
Sc Go f3.60 are being offered al fl.t5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
TRAIN NO. 2 CRASHES
INTO FREIGHT TRAIN

Santa Re train No. crashed into
q freight train near tagunS az $3.50
o'clock yesterday afternoon. delaying
traffic for several hours. Engineer
Tim Ford. on 80. 2. sustained an in
iur, 90 his leg. but WIS able 20 bring
his engine in Co Albuquerque. Train
2 was consolidated with No. az La
guna. None of the passengers vas
injured The freight was la charge
of Engineer strickland GHd Conductor
Armstrong
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17

IN our BAKERY
DEPARTMENT.
% TICKETS FOR si.Oo.
MOCHA CAKES
SUNSHINE CAKES
POTATO CAKES
sic CAKES
CHOCOLATE CAKES
PUFFER CAKES
CREAM I'UFFs
CREAM ROLLS ,
CHOCOLATE ECLAIRs
EIsENCu PASTRY
CUP CAKES
JI'iIsN ROiAl i.
CHOCOLATE ROLL
COFFEE CAKES AND GIN
NNMON ROLLS
DODGHNUTS
HOT ROLLS MD BREAD
EVERY DAY.
a-@az-a
Our bread aud Cakes are the
finest that can bC made. for
sale Only in OF storc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED Young man about 70
years Of age as stenogrnpher who
can operate n bennington. Apply 90
~ W. Harden, room ~. Grant BIDS.
WANTED To trade, now Slayer
sewing machine faf a horse cor COW.
Address W. II, Dccring, 220 y "a 50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
OF
THE PHARYNX

Catarrh ~ the pharynx IL very
common among men or women who
arc good llycfs. People who drink
some smoke much Late auppers.
la the morning they hawk ami spit
ana gag Rad taste In the mouth.
phurnyx is boz "a decent condition.
Tongue somewhat coated. voice husky,
feeling cross and grabbed ana ncncr-
nlly ont OF sorts. This ls condition
of the pharynX closely resembling
cutarrh aud is generally the direct re-
suit OF habits. although not always.
Hawking and splitting Cured.
Got both, OF pDruuD Tho first
thing IN tho morning before YOU get
your clothes ON. uikr dose of Pc
ruua. Tablespoonful mot more. not
any less. By the Time you are ready
for breakfast your stomach viii Dee
ready also. Tho nrst ousr may not
uirl' up things exactly. Won may rag
1uJ spit 90 Nuie nut h,ep right on
every morning, uu.'.p uoniul thr
first fhng Also uEp tablespoon
fnl before dinner and before support
Let mo repeat You bod better out
out 600 thos. Hto upp,rH and drinks
Cut ugt thp smoking also. Better
live as cleo. 200 which none %, those
thug. ar, used. Goo Goo bed earl.
Gst up uk. ! do. rtri, boo Che noruinE
aud tak, cold butH TnDu YOU Will
realize the joss or uyIug Rut f vou
wont de- this take p,ruua ts ! have
doscr.h.d. lud you viii count your
sy'f lucky wHr nr woman thsi you
bappruod Geo read this article.
Po-ru-uI NIu-J-Iu and i1-,u-p.H
manufactured Do, thr pe-uI-ua Com
muy. columbus. oni" SOLD at an
drug STORES
Ask your druggist for free pcruuo
| Almanac iur 1919.