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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
GRANDMOTHERS
USED SAGE TEA
To Darker the Hair and Re-
store Gray and Faded Hair
to It's Natural Color.

u ia easier to preserve the color ~
the hair than Go restore h.. although
d l- possible tn do both oar grand-
mothers understood the secret Thcy
made "a sage tea aud their dark,
glossy hnir long after middle life was
due to this fact our mothers have
graz hairs before thc1 ara ufiy. bat
they are beginning 10 appreciate the
Wisdom of our gmndmothers IN using
sage tea Tor their hair and are fas.
following suit
Tho present neration hus the adj
vantage OF the past be- that It can got
ready -tn-usc preparation called " -
rth's Sage and sulphur Hair Remedy
As scalp tonic ana color restorer
this Preparation liz vastly superior 60
the ordinary sage tea" made by our
graHdmothcrs
The growth and beauty ut the hair
depends ou healthy condition 80 tha
scalp. WSyth's sage and sulphur ilalr
Iicmody quigki. kills the dandruff
germs which rob the hair 81 its Tie.
color ana lustro, makes the scalp
clean and healthy gives the hair
strength, color and beauty aud makes
Il grow.
Get 6O-ocnt bottle from your drug
glst today Ho win give your moncs
hack u YOU are not satisilcd after "a
fair trial-Ady.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
COMMERCIAL CLUB ADOPTS
STRONG RESOLUTIONS

Tho Albuquerque Commercial culh
directors az a meeting Monday after
noon adopted strong resolutions d.
Fcctcd 10 tho state legislature, urging
the taking OF immediate stems by the
legislature TO secure adequate ex.
ploitation of the mineral resources Of
the state.
Tho matter was presented % tho
club In tho following letter by Or,
Fayetto A. Jones, which makes a re-
markable showing OF tho states pres
cnt production from mines and It's
possibilities:
Albuquerque. n. NJ, Jan. 4. 1918.
Hon. n. b. Hening.
Secretary Commercial Club,
Albuquerque. New Mexico.
Dear SIR
Conferences recently held by min
ing men OF this city and In various
parts Of New Mexico. composed OF
leading public spirited citizens who
arc largely interested In the welfare
Of mining and In tho development 0t
tho natural resources OF the state.
would respectfully call attention OF
your honorable board of directors TO
the Importance Of mining and ask
that you lend endorsement ana sup
port In movement now on foot for
state recognition Of the mining indus
try Of New Mexico. Be u said, this
great industry IL sadly neglected for
lack OF official mining literature. re-
ports, maps. surveys. etc, and In order
10 Keep pace with the moro rapid
development OF our sister states Il
Is now time for intensive action. Cap
ital Is daily passing us by.
For the benefit OF those who have
not considered the importance Of
mining In New Mexico. statistics OF
the output for 1919 are here given.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
Evidence Herald Readers win Ap
prcclutc,


prcciatc.
Doan's Kidney pills have done
splendid work in this locality.
Have merited tho uustinted praise
they have received.
Here's evidence OF their value that
none can doubt.
it'a testimony from this locality
.twice-told and well confirmed,
such endorsements are unique Va
the annals ~ medicine.
should convince the most skepticai
Herald reader.
Toribio Rodriguez, 10 Johnson
street. Santa 70, y. NJ, saya, two
and a half years ago gave a state
ment for publication regarding my
experience with Doans kidney pills
To-day I am stronger IN my praise al
this remedy than ever, suffered
greatly from disordored kidnoys IN,
pains Va my back being 80 acute that
! had 10 stop work and sit down
The trouble steadily grew worse and
! raroiy knew what II was 20 bo free
from an ache or pain soon after
began using poans Kidnc, Pills m,
pains ana aches disappeared and m,
back hoDomo stronR'
For sale hy an dealers pgico "a
cents FoHor-Milhurp go, buffalo
Sew York. sole aE0u,a f,r thc unltet
States
Remember the name Doan's-- AM
take NO other. ADV. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15

"nuniy Pulls the Strings" IL not
like any other play. That is what
local theatcFgocrs will learn when
they see the famous Graham Moffat
comedy al the Elks' theater on sat
urday. with dainty Molly Mcintyre IN
the title role of Bunty BlEgor. The
company IL az entirely Scotch organ
izatl0n. having been assembled by the
author for the Pacific coast tour.
Few humorous. healthy hints by
Molly Mcintyre, who IN playing In the
comedy success. are ns follows
The plain lassic " often moro I'm.
portant that she thinks. What would
become ~ the men wfout hcr. ls 2
terublc thing tn think ABBOTT IN the
house and in the shop she II often
tho only capable wumman &C. he
found. because she is born wioH
ftolishuess That's wun of the com
pcnsuupuE of the plnln wummnn, hut
shc does no always know IT,
sometimes she wishes that she WAC
as beautiful Hs a llr, tban She cud
take her pick of the mrn lt's my
opcenion thurcs no much choice
among them Some wumman has to
manage uJIrly every man ~ tne
world ana its 20 most unfortunate
man uho wiz ma Doe managed
WImWtu Nns made tO 90 am That
man DHn do. ana better th8n be
cul.
Una mo- nyiu' that sou wouldn't De
just u- guild manager if YOU were
ts btuutiHi aE MARI queen 80 scots
buI remember she wsR mo- manager
herself And mbcr thJt most OF
tho yuufpntvd wummip are plain.
\ Wcr tech 80 sentiment BE- guild
thnE. hut 10 man wants the home
comforts always remember that The
first consideration for % plain iassie
b.. whether she b. Euid mcrchhndiac.
FOR it4 oniY Fuid merchandise thst
pi,asps the buyer
ThorU uHc progress wl'out some
thlus new. and I'm not among tho
Vummm vino believe that tho new
hine is necessarily s'undulous.
40 Wumlnuu is $50 plnin that she
Gamma hc guild 'hHndisc for amy
man that's a man. she must be IN
uirlt riser q guild washer. Bn CXprr.
fenced plain cnuk. aud economical ia
her household affairs. Aye, ana ghl
must learn obedience when it's cun'
yenient Never let YOUR man think
that he lH not the master. hui be- SURE
that So manage him ycrsclr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
CHARMING PLAY IS
'GRAUSTARK" At
ELKS FRIDAY
Many Adventures Cleverly
Depicted in Staging Of RO-
mantle Story Considered
Geo. Barr McCutcheon's
Masterpiece.

The United Play company ,riiI nre-
sent the pronounced success "Crnu-
s,ark." In the ElSs' theatcT Friday
evening.
This tale Of "a Love Behind a
Throne" dramatized by Grace Hay
ward from the novel of George Barr
McCutcheon, as Il appears IN play
form, In delightfully."- fascinating and
mikes "Graustark' q charming coun-
try with equally Interesting people.
Ruled by n princess ~ unusual per-
sonnlty, quccnly. yet a woman; naive,
Indifferent 10 i.orry, Xpt warm, then
cold M he grows too enthusiastic: In
fact everything that puzzles him and
nothing half 50 much as that such
person should be labeled ''4nggcn-
Hiockor" He therefore. finds friend
eager fer adventure, and they set out
20 ind her. Just how successful he
II and how happy his friend becomes
IN also finding mate In this castle
% romance, is nicely unfolded by
Miss Hayward.
Hardly anyone has made an ideal
American half so attractive az has
MIR Mccutchoon. Tho dramatlged
version. the present Offering covers
many adventures quickly and effect
ively ~ the play depicts. a few lib-
critics have been taken with some
Of the characters In the novel they
having been eliminated 70 give
strength 20 those Ia the play.
Scpnicalk "Grauatark'- IL the most
ambitious nAerinN OF Il romantic ma
turc now ON tour, Especially telilnw
II the frat act ahOwlHg the Hotel
Reggngct 10 Edclwciss GraustarA. ia
which the electrical effects are an
usually wen arranged, while tha
throne room and bed chnrnher ~ Tho
princess are ia keeping with the cos-
tuning and general atmosphere of
the play.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15

pai zation In Tho various rltlcs and
towns 81 the state. uud
Bo 10 further Resolved. thlt assisi-
ance be asked OF Ga, press a New
Mexico In giving the widest publicity
possible to these resolutions aud that
the people of the several counties ana
districts ~ tho state request the sup
port or their respective legislative
representatives IN securing this much
needed legislation, "a vital 10 The well
fare Of the whole people Of the great
state OF New Mexico,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
~TNTI ENGINITHs OFFICE
NNp ms VARIED Nt'TtN tTITS

finder On, -.wr.'n u.Hdn off stream
g1u-iug, hEtiuEH.hN '.'r' r'i low,
highways. HIu GIudr improvements
md Drainage. uuW.r and rrsutIuu
.b" governor goes ,NuJustN,l' int"
an tine activities uf The 1utr uust
nrora department Jnd shows great
pru-gss 100 thul department duuuE
tho utet ,,.r TNa eu,,uur yc,um.
Iu,uuH rirJirf suWgru.t m th' r's-
UlDtious rcgJrdIus applications for
water rights of an kinda and Tor
purp"s,s ruA thr control and uppro
uriutlun 10 Dee mado from Interstate
streams. ,iovvfpor Mcnonold points
out the many udHJu ugu- and greater
efficiency ot tho uHv ystep OF "a
state highway commission and county
road boards which uv believes viii
result M great progress ~ rnad
building ANA tmrroN ,wom RECON-
uvndttou I- wUdy thu the state en-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
CURRY PREPARES
TOGO OUT Of
CONGRESS
Former Territorial Governor
Thanks Friends for Electing
Him One of First Represen-
tatives.
NEW BUSINESS WILL BE
GIVEN TO FERGUSON

'ongr' 7sm1n George Curry. former
territorial governor ana tor twenty
years pruWh ut m Sew N,NiDp poi,-
tics. ts preparing. temporarily al
least to go cut eft public life with
the expiration OF his term OF office
iu Congress on March fousth.
Mr. Curry has sent tu his ucwspd-
per and other friends In New M x
Co the following letter:
My Dear Sjrs
AS I am about to retire from con
grrss, I am turning over un new
business To- my collci que. Hon. 10. 3.
F'rgussnn. who has been reelected
ana who win continue to serve ia"
people uf S,v Moviso regardless 90
politics as crcduah'y t- hc has ln the
past. and with his service ana wid.
HDgWintJuc" Dee win Zoe uhlr Geo 80
mote Tor the state m tho future than
u" has in tr. past
During mf short torn hero ana
g'Hd Goo ~Is. { have boon uhl, Uu uur.
loo urr,,Ut harmony not only uith ruy
,uuoaEu, buJ with Senators Cufrau
md lall uhu IT" abby repro emitting
'u. people W 'hr upper hHIsn of On.
rr,,H
81 uru, to tnuut 40, p,,uIr "
Sew N,Nt.o '.r 100, great honor trrs
conferred upru u. 100 pI.,urg m,
one cot tr, liuI representative u
Cuurr.ss nud I shall rurruu, io p"r
'urw mv duties uu ,p tn. IHsr hour
"TN. N.r ..I|o IuE f.Hn.r ...I .N
Iu'ra mao Hw uUmg .u' pin'.In'p
o. tn. southern pur u. 'h. GO, ".
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
gYERTS BUILDING IN
S0C0RR0 DESTROYED
BY NOCTURNAL BLAZE

sucorro. a. AZ. IAN IA ore
which started a, three O'Clock boz the
morning from some unknown source
destroyed the building belonging tp
". a. byvrts back OFF br BuuD EMS
residence on south california street
When inr ur, uuWHIN. H. pIIl uf It
finally turucd out Ir .hr AittHr cold
thu chemical engine A1s frozen aud o.
Was 40 cold there Nas great dclay in
starting e night on the ulJle. The
building and contents ere consumed
Mr.. hyCrts says that Do" Wla aWuk-
rued shortly after midnight hy ~ smell
of smoke, hut concluded THAT ht NuH
probably mistak ken and wont tu Srep
again some time laser he again
uWokc. this time llmosi suifoc1ied
with .mukc. pn going tu the south
oud at the building. he found it all in
haurs. Here bee had stored F, large
quantity OF wheat. corn, mlninE iu-
PIGMENTS. Kerosene. oil. ctc Ito es-
Inmates his loss az three or fnur thols-
aud dollars and Says that the prop
crty was not Insured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
Features of Message
Shooting Condition
of State Finances

. Total m0uoy uvlimuic tor an
o appropriations, tp'6,NaN.ou. 4
. Rosulur appropriations tor
. 1913 amount 90 tai of SG6i,
q Us.
. Balance to credit Of al FUNDS 4
. Nuvombcr 90, lpl2, Sb6G,7y3.pn, 4
. Assessed valuation u 1919,
. S7.,15Gi5lo9,
. Total bonded debt of state 4
. November 80, lHi2, fliiN,ouu,
. interest. SjG,Glo.
. In addition to above. bonds of
. &l,05S.0o0 were recently Issued
. 90 pay debts of santa Fc and
. Grant counties. adding $4,000
y annually 60 interest charge
. County finances show total re-
. ccipts OF St,l5l,630,Gi ana dis.
. hurscmcnts OF $2,95s.917S2. with
. balance November 90. 1872 of
o &l,A0A.Tl@,N5.
. Balance ON hand IN school
. funds November 30, igle, N7o, 4
o tlIAT
. Expenses OF maintaining cdu-
. c1tional institutions ln past fiscal
. year, S3l6.otG.tS; appropriations
. for FIRST fiscal year Of state total
. y2ON.1uO.
y Cash receipts Of s,Dte land OF I
. ur" for period from January o.
. i1le, tu November go, 1879,
. Sl76,9IG,iS
. Total shortages repottrd hy
= county officials of Sli,Ntg.Gi,
. S3G7a4.ll being stiil due.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
continued from rase -

expenses %! the land onoc wore ap.
proNimatclN tlN.unu. The total of
lands granted Dos congress BIS u triuc
over l2.nuu,uun acres. total selected
and vested in stale. 5000. 900 acres
tn, commissioner estimates that
JhDrc viii be- million and third
acres 10 bc selected iu lieu Of school
sections iu Indian reservations. land
grants. military reservations or pat.
'utod lands The iaud problem and
o. proper solution" SAYS the govern
or "ure uf fer reaching Importance
Go tho future welfare and Importance
oi the state"
TnNation.
Tho governor goes into taxation IA.
rquali'irs az length. concluding that
the nrg" property owner as q rulu
ptEs on a. much smaller percentage
cog the real Value than tho small own.
rr. chat wy must huyo tir vnlua-
'ou ana lower rate cot tuNatlnu ~ wu
make en- state ,,sr~r,tys. 80 hss,ur
seekers end Investors und rn-tcroul
w'a1g that thr equalization board nu
empowered 90 ,hfn-. '.udl'iduHi yud
.oruurrt, assessment. aud inrt rp.
pI"priuuuu Dot" wad, .ot u.r OFT iu.
pouri Geo srui competent men ut"
The counties ana Obtain murmsdI uu
necessary tu % tiryr assessment :
u,v exemption rN is recommended
Uu inherit .r.r tuN bow. luW tNinE
mining uuuHl anal nN heavily pen
tul.ug those "r.Hp d.'tN payment OF
taxes 1y l,slI proceedings.
Th, governor "must earnestly y'D-
.| ..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
GoOernor S drting
Admonltion to The
State LaWmakesr

. Many things have been sug- 4
= goStcd 90 m, but { w1y have al I
y ready made too many recon- I
. mcndltiuus Sow. ! wish Gao vm- 4
. phisizc the dcsirunilitN nt I
= thorough primary lIv that, will
. take Tho power of nomination
. Is lar away from the politicians
. ana huWrs as possible. Reform
. ~ our election laws ~ ot tho ut
. most Importance 90 tn" welfare
= Of the voter
. This is "a progressive age. lie
. vino hgs may b." lost The int
NuatiNo ana referendum are hring
. demanded from one ,nd Of the
. country Go the other Hou should I
. propose amendments Go the CON I
. stituuon improving the rcfcrcu-
. dunn provision, ana providing for
. AN Initiative on fair basis The
. people of our state have decided
y that they viii rule Their viii
o must eventually Dee controlling IN
. the laws they doslfc.
y YOU have sixty DAYS within
. which 60 place on our statute
. hooks mws that may be- bench
. cial to the state ana her people
. The Interests 80 bll the people
. are nrsl to be- considered. before
y party advantage, factiouul strife
. or personal ambition aud icul-
. ousN
. Tho record 90 be- made viii
. endure long after your session
. ends Won win be- Judged by the
. results ot your Wufk ana ! shall
. b" glad " YOU merit from IN"
y people whom YOU represent "a"
y run measure eft "Woll done. good
. and faithful scrvnnts'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15

Non.NIciaIiIcS

with oHiem recognition thc output
could soon b., ucr,4,rd thtvn fold
j. is Jhu- soon thut mining Ia among
uug chief iudu. lii,-. ana our mineral
resources uhr greatest h"Fi'so the
st,.y possesses.
ANS hlsinrHs producing and put
Ting into circulation iNrt".u tuu
iur," quarter million dollars from ray
material a most certainly deserving
ut some reasonable appropriation
from the state Go further its develop
m,ut.
Albuquerque g. looked Go az a leader
boz tll matters ot moment, uud ~ Is
greatly dcyircd py tEp friends uf m4n-
ms throughout Sew MoNicp 10 nave
Your great commercial uuuy ho hrst
tn pressing uto button that win put in
motion countless wheels oi mining
machinery iu every part of the state
Worry sincerely.
FAYETTE \. JONES.
TIL, resolutions adopted by the cluh
ana which every organization Ia the
state viii bee asked to adopt are az
follows.
whereas Rapid expansion ana de-
Nplppmcnt ls tNrryWher, abroad ~
tho nation, ana through 90" advent OF
statehood. 10 Be- now time That ihlS
grcl, commonwealth of ours pat aside
its swnddling clothes ana declare for
more liberal and business policy tn
promoting the mining industry OF the
state
whereas. New Mexico does not ana
is not Keeping abreast with the other
western states IN the exploitation ol
h,t mineral resources that she should
ur. cog is capable OF doins-thc annual
production being somewhat short nj
AIl.uHu. GOO. when 10 could, Nith bat
/ little cost 90 the state. be- easily duu-
+ llod or trcbled that amount: and
whereas. The grave fault Of thus
rrIpplIng ihe principal Industry or tho
state Is uuqu,stiunably due 90 a total
absence of mlnrraiogigal and gooiog-
Teal surveys and reports 90 an OF
Nrial character, which most every
other state Jn the union now has; ana
from lack of such Official Information
large sums of capital are being con-
stantk diverted into other states
thereby INJECTING "a material loss io
our citizens and IN the development
~ the state; therefore
eiuI club of the city OF Albuquerque
earnestly solocu the support oi th,
governor ana Legislature In passins
some reasonable and adequate law
thnt would give the widest publicity
through m official source, 20 the min.
rrnl resources OF the state; ana ina
a., legislative members Of Bernnlill'
county oe requested To- use ON honor
able means In securing the pns'ns'
of such "a measure.
Pc it resolved, that the secretary o.
this club forward Il COPY of these res
Iouuous 20 Governor VIM. q Mcpon
ava at once. and p copy 20 the preai
don't ~ thc state senate ana one copl
ia tns sneaker Of the house of repre-
scntauvts. when the Legislature con.
Iyon,s on the ram inst Also, one
ropy of aame 20 he forwarded lmme
Jiaioly 10 the secretary OF each AM
every commercial body and allied OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
GOVERNOR MCDONALD URGES
Gambling AND Priv IYghts.

gucrrs -anry o., increased To- $500
year.
Gambling aud Prllr Fights.
~ you cam pass bills that will pro-
hlhit ,Iiyo lighting ana blot ont
gambling" s1,s tho governor, you
viii give NDV Mexico tho Greatest yd.
y"rtis"mcnt sh, has had for some
time"
Travelling Nuditor.
Tn. governor states that w.th tho
present force iu ;hc travelling audit
ors office II is impossible to do one
third ot the work contemplated by
bs.' declares the work has doubled
100 the pas, scar, and points tu al
legged shurt1Ers discovered i'm Sorur-
go. Roosevelt. rio Arribu aud Donh
Ana counties. amounting to yito1e.-
Gi. only &G."t5.tt 81 which has been
made good The governor asks "A
larger appropriation.
salaries uI County On,NrS.
Under this u,ld ~, governor says.
An rgori should bee made imm"di-
Atcr. ~ ~f I'm tir't win ~ satts.
Tu, county officers ar, entitled tp
'N''' |.'f Ni'I 900 'NNN i'irh. 'I." ''tN'. "
goo hr about thp Gis' rhug Goo BOZ. .ui-
.d,rud u co. judgement 'u.rn Be- ua
equitable $50. of combining JlI tua
county officers lu 'he sam, riH--Jli,l.
liuu Th,y should Do" pId DR." other
pruulc prruriius Goo th. UHrh thry
h... .o d". Th, governor Hs inter
emo, UrNs or tine lcgishWr. tho blame
lur the rInU, Co. pass H reasonable
HII 800 fUr II.t session llr I,.on.
m,uds lars, uuwn.i ut separate
bills 'o cover 500, various county d'
uuf.m,It.
Thc Mounted polirc.
Thr m,szIgr declares that lH.
, mounted police lur.c has boon au st.
u,r,u, and myuiuuplc factor iu ia.
enforcement 90 HW and lh.j 30 shuuII
hpy, mu.H hB.r appropriation
conditions 100 NDH MvNl,p.' o. EJ'
| Warrant and demand ou increase Dol
| this '.rrr tor thD protection cot 90,
! l,liiimutr interests eft tho state. d
| is time Co make mon, determined
luu'mpt Goo eliminate tn' assassin, iu'
rohb,r and every other kud ot mr
! ~hu may nr gluaIor ~ the law
! The message recommends Hi
amendment Jo tho corrupt practice
act making IL q crime "tu pas work
ctS 10 iunuouuc voters at toe POLLS OF
| amy othor place"
Publication Laws,
Tho governor believes chat th,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15

present publication law requires su.
perfluoua publication OF certain mo-
tees and recommends change.
Secretary of state.
Tho governor strongly recommends
m Immediate appropriation 20 pay
for the printing O: .ke laws and
journals OF the FIRST session Of the
present legislature. the governors
message thereto and for tho pubiica-
ton OF tho proposed amendments TO
tho constitution.
Miscellaneous.
In tho conclusion OF his message
the governor makes various recom-
mendations. He believes a fiBh hatch
cry for tho game and FISH warden'H
department should be established II
money In available. ana approves the
wnrden's recommendation for an IN
crease IN salary for himself and other
employees.
An additional Judge IN the Fifth ju-
diCiai district liz recommended on the
ground that tho increased work JUS
tiiies the action. Regarding the cor
poration commissions report. Gov
ernor Mcdonald calls the attention oi
the Legislature To tho recommendation
that the office 81 insurance commits
sloncr be- abolished and this depart
mcpt placed under the corporation
commission
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15

Mrs. A. n. Tabor "a Crlder No
had been troubled with aick head
acme FOR about i've years when shs
began taking Chamoerlain's Tablets.
she has taken two settles Of them
and they have cured her Sick
headache Is caused by a dlsordcrod
stomach. Tor which these tablets are
especially Intended Try them. get
well ana stay well Sold by ali
druggists.
Trimblsn Ldvers stanlo4 pboD6 Q.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
MINING MEN URGE
DEPARTMENT Of
MINES FOR
THE STATE

Bill to Create. Machinery for
Exploiting Mineral Deposits
to Go to the Legislature Of
This State.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
ADVICE TO
PLAIN WOMEN IS
INTERESTING
Comedy Success That Comes
to Elks' Saturday Unlike
ANY Other Com 'dy Ever
Produced in America.

. Reserved seats for "Bunty .
. Pulls the Strings" az the EikR' .
. thcnter Saturday. will be placed y
. on sale at Matsons 81 o'clock =
9 Tomorrow.
SNRe . oe eooO . . .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15

For that Rough skim
Castillian Cream.
Ruppe's
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-15
a CONFIRMED STATEMENT.

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