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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
THE w GATHER
CONDITIONS

The low pressure. rain area noted
over the southwest yesterday morning
moved rapidly northeastward with in
creased force into the middle siissls-
sippi valley region. and rain Is falling
this morning in nearly all sections east
OF the Mississippi
over the western half OF the country
the weather Is fair high pressure.
much colder weather area IL moving
southeastward over the UPPER valleys.
Rain or snow IL Indicated in this
section tonight. followed by clearing
and much colder weather. with a cold
wave Wednesday.
Local data: Highest temperature yes
terday. 40 degrees. lowest last night. 80
degrees: rainfall. ole.
owing 10 general rams. the rivers in
the district will probably rise slightly.
II. c. HOWE. Section Director.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20 -Buttsr- Firm
creamery extras coz scorer asff aGi.r.
cIeenery higher scoring 1ie. creamery
urHta 81 ~ 20 Fac. seconds narfnH. rrt..
cess. extras 20 grr
lhccse-- Irregular. unchanged
EgE ftrm. fresh gathered. extra
8sc. state. fenusy ifnula ana nearby hen.
merry gathered whites 3fuf4r. da hem.
merry browns f2m 90. dn Eafhcrea
browns and mixed c0lors 1fnflc
Elour-Flrm.
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RAILWAYS
BALTIMORE & ONO
RAILROAD
CHANGE IN TIME.

Effective December 18th,
Train No. ? for Mounds
vile, Cameron, Manning
ION, Fairmont, Grafton,
Cumberland, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York will leave Wheel
ing at i2:45 midnight, in
stead of it:45 p. m.
Train No. , from Chi
cago, Columbus, Newark,
GAINESVILLE, Cambridge and
GAINESVILLE will arrive
Wheeling at 1870 a. m. in
stead of 1920 p. m.
Train will not run into
Wheeling, but will have con-
Meeting service both ways
at Benwood Junction.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-More than
Al any time since the renewal OF bust
ness on the Stock Exchange. today's
market was governed by conditions
having their outgrowth in the foreign
war. The representations made by
the administration to England. pro-
testing against further detention OF
American commerce. caused an alb
rupt halt in the advance in prices,
which was in full swing at the pre-
Vious days close. Wall street viewed
the subject from various angles ana
the general opinion seemed TO be that
new and significant development
had been projected into the interna-
Ional situation.
THE market opened with its accus-
toned irregularity. leading stocks
evincing heaviness. with a few gains
among unimpoTtant issues. From
that level a rally ensued. the recovery
in few instances restoring stocks TO
the preceding days best. Before
midday the list fell back again and
for the balance OF the session nj i'm
portant changes were recorded.
Dealings showed a marked falling on
in comparison with recent full ses-
sions and such trend as was shown
came mainly from the operations OF
the short interest. with a sprinkling
OF liquidation. especially in Rock Is
land bonds. which made sharp de-
clines OF two TO almost five points.
Another decline in exchange on
London TO the lowest price in almost
sixteen months gave rise to some
discussion OF gold imports. Time
H1oney was quotabiy unchanged.
Total sales. $4,000 shares Bonds
were irregular. verging toward weak
ness in some OF the low priced is
sues. Total sales, par value. S1.0S5.-
OO0.
There were minor advances i'm all
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vinegar.
gallon.
~u-A
NEW MARTINSYILLB

The Daily inteiitRencer viii re found
% safe at Ararg Cigar and Fruit afann
Main street kannon.s cigar and Fruit
stand Moses Thomas Fruit stand. John
Ih"maH Fruit stand. a. depot
NEw MARTtNsv1LLE W. Va. Dec.
Fl Tuesday and Wcdne aday 81 this
week have been SCI apart a. tnh.rnacIa
oAls. 90 which time all those who will
.eluni'er are expected 90 help erect the
tabernacle. large number have
sirnincd their Intention ~ helping ana
un doubt the building VIII BE- quickly
,rcgtCd Tho hr.t Meeting win BE-
meetings and come other rrelfmin1rv
meeting viii nc held thfa week
NoH ialdeuarerErr and Miss Bessie
Jarrett ~ thls place. were married 10
friends Join in extending best Wishes
VOC nnrfl futHrf. Roth 81 these Young
81 win tno social affairs of the town.
Miss Lulu Morrnn. Who underwent al
.lrfaiign Tor appendicitis at schmeld's
I, .r5 Nh ' s1l. Es,iiiins 'long nice
hrlen Ewiaor. of sisteraviiie vas
,ran.actinr some legal business boz town
Harry Uau az cleveland ohio Do
fisItnr friends Of THE place
uucf intendont John Do G0rbv and
VIE were tlelunr Mrs Gorby.s paron,.
Fred Edmonda returned Monday 60
NiH uurN If canton. ohio. after spend
fhfi.iH.a Uith Dis parents on
Maple atenua.
Mr ord Mrs Charles Cook tiaffrf
Mr and Mrs o.. T GurtF SATURDAY. arr
sunday They lrft Tor their homo I'd
fIHrIurfru Monday
George -aufcllr. a former hIrh school
student and football afar Of fhIa niarr.
Hnn Who Dr. nov attending f.rhirh unit.
trrHIfN. o. NlHlfiue friends no thIa place
ilr made One record nc tehirh this
.fHenu. 1nd Die many friends arc ID.
ave fad when he raya hia annuaI
Niles uoaia ie visiting friends IN
Niffahurrn fnIa week
i T. smith. of fartcrshurr. BEL here
un nuaIrrHa
Mans m.Uih.ra 90 fb- v.t-.f .,....,..
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G-Transfer books close December
2eth for - per cent cash divident pay
able January LIST
fD-Transfer books close December
21st for I p per cent cash dividend pay
able January LIST.
(5)-Transfer books close December 81.
Q per cent div. payable January 2. 1915.
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NEM 1Ohk- Dec. -t.--Ihs STOCK
market was DUH and irregular. Tn
favorable railroad earnings and the
weakness In copper metal had depresS-
Ink influence The selling. however.
was not spirited and the undertone was
steady. Sentiment u gradually becom-
ing more cheerful. and while the invest
ment demand at present IL slack the
weight Of good opinion seems 10 incline
toward e more satisfactory state Of az
fairs iu fields Of commercial and indus
trial as we'll as financial endcavor after
the turn Of the year.
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HAY AND GRAIN


Tho fcrroteyed little man stepped
across tho street car aisle and whis.
percd into The ear Of fho tan chan in
n gray suit
You'd better wipe that bic ~ crg
on your chin The income tax man
le just two seats IN front of you o..
indianapolis star
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Dec. 29.-French EXPORT
business on a liberal scale more than
vilstt IN the wheat market to-day the
disturbing influence Of differences vita
great Britain about American shipping
Atter rallying from "A sharp decline
above last night Corn Kained a. - -
net and oats &c to = a &c. In nra-
visions the outcome was a drop OF sLe
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Petroleum.

on CITY. Pc. Zee. 29.-Crcdlt bal
$50 shipments sG.fIs. ateraFo te. 0ss.
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Pittsburgh Sfocks.

WHEELING. vs. Va. Drr 90 a.
The active rltteburFh stocks correct "a
daily b. a. T. HaHfru a. Co bankers
and broker. National Exchange Hank
building
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! Open. High. / Low clos.

Cash quotations were.
hye-No. 2. sl11ia
Barley--GO n 72c.
Itmothy-s5. 5Oa7.OO
Slover-Si2.5OG 1909
Pork-s17.0O
lard-&1O.fO.
hios-Ss.7sg 1O.37.
q. ISBCRGH. Pa, Dec. % -c.,,t
s.faoy supply light Choice ssiSSss
prime $S.45 ag.1O. T'''' ~ ''So
wstberp t sssdiy' supply light Prime
- sosieIs $3.50 ~ 500. culls and cornr,o,,s
f-;yya 500. lambs 81. 600 500,
year calves-f1O.OO6i 1859
4 ivh9 ActiNei receipts 10 doubtc
ntehs Prime heavies S94OsJT a..
mediums $500 1856. heavy yortcrs'
ISL, NSfkers and pigs s7.b5 - 100.
ID, CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-HoEs-Rsceipts
$1,000 head weak. Bulb g70Sof- g1.
hl sI seHz.sg. mixed se.soa 5.2b
pigs t5.6U9T1B. 90
tattlc--Recslpts O. 900 head -
Native steers $40 ID 1 % UO. ,yesfs-,, ri "a
~ $40. cows and hfifera IA 10y, "a.
CALVES $500 1000.
sheep Receipts $4,000 head. ,r..t
sheep ae.fe q $40. yearlings as.s0q7.7s,
lambs 5000 $50.
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New York Stock Exchange.

= WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. 30. u
Range OF active stocks on the New
York stock ExchaaEe. corrected daily by
A. r Ma1ten a Co. brokers.
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Whssling Live See cornm .aaion CO.
WHEELING. ~. w.. Dec. 20 10
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Westinghouse Air Brake. l....lt23
Westinghouse Electric ..... % 34$.
Stocks i.i5s.
@ do Tpat:I..iii.Lii.L.ii . ~. af@ 60
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logan q Bryan's cuosing stock Letter

There were minor advances in all
issues OF government bonds on call.
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LOCAL STOCKS
WHEELING, W Va. Dee 90. II.
Daily Quotation List Z the wheeling
Stock Exchange.
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New York Curb Market.
WHEELING, W. Va. Dec. 20. -.
Reported by A. T.. Masten a. Co. l.. f.
Brand. manager. members New York
stock Exchange.
Industrinls. ETC. Rid- ; Al,
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WHOLESALE MARKET
[IauE
syrup.

Corn, No. 2. 9Oc. No. ga. sl.01. 40 Q.
%. No. 3, per dozen. 4 dozen ia cases.
'.lg' extra, No. 10. = dozen ia cnscs,
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hNtrn fancy head as Dol.
Do cartoons ......... a.
carolina bead. fHf.. fancy
1rUIInH head. fancy ..... cd.
Carolina head. choice .....
Carolina. medium ........ 90.
Japan fancy ..... ........ .H.
.nTHfu choice
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
INDUSTRIAL MAP FOR
EACH COUNTY IN STATE
IS COMMISSIONS PLAN

SPECIAL coaazsroHoeaes TO aoEHiso JOURNAL
santa re- March l3.--After CONSUL
tatiOn with Governor Mcdonald, Land
Commissioner r. =. ErYien and state
Engineer James a. French, the New
Mexico Exposition commission has
decided to have made twenty-siX huge
Industrial maps instead Of only one.
A map is to be made of each county
instead Of only the state, as had been
decided az first
Tho largest of the county maps viii
be on q scale of two inches for each
mile, permitting the representation Of
every detail of the contour, character
Of the soil, character Of improve
ments on each quarter section, on
each prospective homestead. In addi-
ton TO showing every public building,
every school, every church, every
road. every trail. la fact, every feat
ure artificial as well as natural. a
complete Industrial exhibit viii lndl-
cate the products ana the industrial
Development and possibilities the op-
uortunities for capital as well as FOR
homeseekers.
After the exposition, each county
will have les map returned to it ron
future use and reference. Thousands
OF copies on u smaller scale viii bc
printed and freely distributed where
they Will do the most good. The state
land office viii cooperate with tho
l stnte engineers office TO make these
maps the most complete ana the most
accurate eyer drafted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
IMPORTANT MATTERS
CLAIM ATTENTION OF
COURTS IN SANTA FE

Santa Fc, March l3.rhc ease of
Max H. Montoya assessor, vs.. a, D..
Huon. treasurer of SoCurro county, is
set for hearing tomorrow before the
state supreme court. and Judge ". A..
Mann arrived tonight from Albuqucr-
cue to appear n tho ease
Tho supreme court has affirmed the
lower court Ia The ease of the state Ns.
Grady Rhodes. sentenced from sixty
Ito ninety years from Grant county
for numbering Chinamnn. Rhodes
failed 90 perfect his appeal
I'm the federal court an involuntary
bankruptcy petition WAS filed 10y the
international Mcrch0nts Nni Bond
company 90 aL, petitionug that Fred
lalM Ia OF Gallup, a. retail merchant
conducting the Fashion h0berd1sher3
M that city. be declared d bankrupt
5udgc Pone handed down am opinion
entering Judgment for the plaintiff
without damages tn The cnse of th1
A, a. ~ S. h. Railroad Us, Chaves anc
Edly counties. involving conflict ot
nght-of-way between the railroad and
the county road.
ln the cNse of John w. Kelly VS., Via
tpr-Ap.tripun rucl COMPANY. ihe court
granted ou order SUSTAINING the de
PENDANTS motion 20 make more detl-
mite and certain thr aveymcpts of the
complaint Hnd overruung as Too the
first around The plaintiff is granted
ten DAYS to file AN amended com-
plalnt
ln the ease of Reryl Edison ys. Vic.
tor-American Fuel company Judge
Pope overruled the motion, asking TO-
,aeatr thc order permitting the plain.
tiff o. sue MS poor person.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
DEFENSE SEEKS
To SHOW KILLING
WAS ACCIDENTAL
Cross Examination Of Wit
nesseS In Lujan Trial Dis
closes Theory on Which Ae-
cused Hopes to Escape,

Santa Fc, March l3.-Fother Hacl-
terman vt Santa cruz, was on the
stand this forenoon in the Juan JOSE
Luian murder trial in the district
court ana testified az 20 administering
the last rites to Manuel Garcia the
victim af the shooting nl paiOaqnc
on Guadalupe d1y. lIis testimony was
to ny the foundation for the intro
dnctlon OF GarciH's diving statement
pr Brown OF SANTA cruz gave
technical testimony aa To- the fatal
moss Of The wound Gcnaro Montana
WaH another important witness for
the prosecution
Although four more witnesses were
fubpocnaed this forenoon, e ~ bee
lieHed that the prosecution VIII OK
anime the last of its witnesses bv to-
morrow morning and that by next
Tuesday the casc viii go 20 the jury
u iH evident throughout Tho cross-ex
animation that the defense vs. seeking
iO show that the shooting of Manuel
Garcia WAS accidental
This evening Sheriff Charles clos
on gas put on the stand in order a.
luy he foundation FOR the introduc.
ton of Manuel Garcias deathbad
statement, but somehow ho testified
that Garcia still had hope OF recover.
ing when ne signed the statement and
the effort of the prosecution 90 intro
ducc ID fnilcd for the time being.
This secmrd to take the prosocu-
ton uff its feet, and an adjournment
was moved IN order for tho district
attorney TO look mp authorities How.
ever. the prosecution has practically
closed its case, and expects TO rest by
.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
TODAY Ne " IDEA
DAY At THE
ART SHOP

Judsng by the number of loan cx
hbus received and the amount of
advance interest displayed, hundreds
Uf Albuquerque women are planning
Co attend the New Idea Day cXhi-
bitten Of fancy needlo-wurk % he
held today at the New umer Art shop
31e West Central Avenue. some of
the fnuoy- work specimens loaned for
the occasion are notably elaborate and
prdsuc. and m addition TO these Mrs
Newcomer herself Will have ON special
display some beautiful samples of
The latest ncedle-work fads from the
east
In order that The exhibit may prove
as interesting and complete as possl-
pie "a was announced Yesterday local
Nomou who rarc 10 display favoritc hits
of mplY work for the benefit oi their
irien ls ami neighbers may bring them
90 Che Art shop as late as 10 o'clofN
this mornIug The New Idea Day
exhibition viii be open 10 the public
ail ef to-day and this evening.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14

Santa Fe. March l3.-Through AS
sigtant Secretary Of the Interior A. A.
Jones ana Forest supervisor Don r.
Johnson, of santa re, the forest SER
vico today promised lbs active co-opc-
ration IN preparing nm exhibit from
New Mexico for the san Diego eNposi-
ton Especial emphasis will be laid
ON New Mexico forest reserves as "a
playground OF the nation, their Scent,
beauties ana their contribution te the
resources of the commonwealth SUI
upcrb pictures of the forest, canyons.
sWcams and waterfalls. will be shown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14

~ann BE-. March a. A meeting oi
Santa Fr teachers WAS addressed to-
dat hy Secretary of state Antonio Lu-
crre on "1hr Dual View Point of Par
cnt and Teacher IL was am eloquent
grafton. muru enjoyed hy those WHO
heard tho socrttary Mrs. Rupert r.
Aspund Interested the teachers with
an address on the Educational EN-
hihit at san Dicgo. ana Suporinten-
don't n Wagner who presided over
the mcttug haas already collected q
number uf Zine pictures. ILLUSTRATING
the manual training and domestic sel-
encc courses in the santa Fe schools.
Airs Pointer rendered pleasing
uiHno suiH There WIS ii discussion
~ ucatness and order IN the schools
before adjournment was taken.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14

Santa Fc. March IS. - Governor
Mcdonald. Assistant superintendent
of Public instruction Filadelfo Baca
and County superintendent John "
Conway will leave tomorrow morning
iu an auto for Santa Cruz, northern
Santa Fc county. to- address "A school
rally held for the purpose OF arouslng
interest I'm the erection OF "a CONSOLE
dated graded school Five contgu-
Gus school districts are about 20 build
new school houses and il is proposed
chat instead, il possible. a county high
school be built at Santa Cruz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14

santa Fc. March f3 Tho pauEh-
tcrs of the American Revolution are
mauguutlng "a movement 90 have The
pieeon's ranch, or Gioriota battlefield
set aside ns Is park and TO nave the
old road house restored nto wac
forers and auto inn. Mrs. j. Z Vic
tory has also Interested herself I'm the
movement Go makt fhC SANTA lie t#1A
part of a historic national highway
and has provided the Rational old
Trails association with a map of The
Santa he trail and lls branches and
combinations The map was prepared
10y Assistant stutv Engineer HfocmF
and in her letter of thanks. MIS-, Vic
tory writes the etato ennineer
doubt f the man made ht TIE Mis-
4nuFi elHfe hiwhw7v eu~ie"er can Noi#
In candle 10 yours
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14

so poorly that my folks thought | was
going into consumption. One day /
found piece Of paper blowing around
the yard and / picked it up and read It
1t said Saved from the Crave, and
told what Lydia z. Pjnkham S Vegeta.
bic Compound has done for women. I
showed it to my husband and he said
Why don't you try it2' So / did. and
after ! he'd taken two bottles | felt
better and said TO my husband, 4 don't
need any more, and he said You had
better take it q little longer ANYWAY
So | took it for three months and 20.
well and ctrong. RI Mrs. ALoNzo Il
BAKER, 9 Tecumseh ST., Adrian, Mich.
Not Wei Enough to Work.
III these words is hidden The TRACED
of many woman, housckeeper on ware
Garner who supports herself and is often
helping 70 support q family, on laeagre
wages. Whether IN house Office, fac.
tory, shop, store OF kitchen. woman
should remember that .hcre Is one tried
and true remedy for the ills towhich eli
women are prone, and that is Lydia T..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 1t
promotes that vigor which makes work
easy. The Lydia h. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
TULAR0SA TO VOTE
ON SCHOOL BONDS


Alamoeordo, March 10. ~ Tula-
rosa. IN school district No. D. and the
second town ian Otero county is ar
ranging To hold an election to vote
on the proposition To make pohu
issue of $4,000 for the construction
of "a new school building.
The best reports obtainahle maj
cate "a marked division In opinion
and il is not possible TO predict inc
outcome of the election. The Fula-
rosa school has shown WondePiu.
growth and expansion during me PasI
few Years, and IFS present quarters
have been eutgrown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14

Cnnrer MInIng Cnmran, Incornornle.

santa Ice. March t8-Thc Artcsia
copper Mining company to-day tiled
incorporation parcr With ihe stHte
corporation commission The cnpi-
tHliHInu ia 5a5u,O0u divided into
300, 600 sharce of which s3.00n are
paid up The following being the In
curp0ratura and directors y r..
Nctthprin u q Noathcrln % &. Loo
rHn 0cnfFo Lewis " H. Wymau. who
De- desirnatrd U statutory agent aud
III M Nenng 400 shares each fhe
headquarters arv nt Artosin Eddy
county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
Ma conrc..c. KlIIIng IIn.hnnd.

Chicago, March 13.-Gcorge Pen
reese, who was ON trial with AIRS.
Louis Van keuren, charged with kill-
ing The W0mans husband last juno.
received his freedom today after Mrs
Van keuren had confessed that SHE
shot and killed her husband. Van
keuren. she said. had broken down
the door to her apartment and she
shot without knowing who was at
tempting To enter the rooms TIN
state rested It's case after the confess
sion had been read
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14

lcry ot governors, the industrial maps
the mural paintings. the models of ir-
rigation works and industrial exhibits
viii an find a permanent place IN the
state whore they will serve good
purpose ia ADVERTISING the state or m
exercising AN educational or cultural
force
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14

Santa Fe March i3 rhe firth sui-
leidc to Doe reported ihe past few DAYS
in NeW Mckee occurred nn the CHA
h Sororrn county When Glare Garcia
accidentally diitd Alexandra Galegos
at wedding celebration and then
mortaiy wounded himself with the
same pistol and died soon afterwards.
Garcia WAS % wears uf aae
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14

Santa se. March ig tnuod states
commissioner h. r. Cheatham at
Taos. placed under $500 bond each
Luciano Gallopns. uain CordoNa, Ju-
liam Nirl Muxlmiuuo Nlell aud Zee
llpe Cordoya. "a charged with perjury
in connection with iiquor-tos
Indian rastH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
COULD NOT
STAND ON FEET
Mrs. Baker So Weak-Could
Not Do Her Work Found
Relief In Novel Wav.
Adrian, Mich -" suffered terriblv
with female weakness and backaehe an5

got SO weak that i
could hardly do INV
work. When +
washed my dishes /
had to sit down and
when l would sweep
the floor | would ret
SC weak thatIw would
have to get a drink
every Few minutes.
and before l did INV
busting would have
to lie down I 90.