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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

war. bot the time h now ~ hand and
We expect TO make the dirt ny dur
ing 1918. We viii be able 10 provide
considerable IN the way Of employ
mcnt aud are confident that We can
begin active colonization hefore the
end Of the season. Every acre sold
20 farmers will be In shape for actual
farming"
our drainage system will be tho.
Ough aud adequate. We have IN mind
FOR early development a beet sugar
factory on or near this tract For
proper sugar heet CROWNS drainage u
absolutely necessary. and We viii pro-
M drainage first Every condition
~ right for sugar manufacturing ~
or near ElmsudorH Coal. lime oks
ceIlent soil. rirht climatic conditions
and plenty ~ water TOT irrigation are
an present when we get beet
growing going ON the right scale you
will see an important fCedlnH indus
try developed along with a. We are
losing the biE end ~ the profit ON
livestock growing iu New Mexico, be-
cause We permit uur range grown
stuff 10 go ~ foreign feed lots. ! am
confident that our project at Elmen-
dorff will demonstrate the practicn-
hlilty Of feeding IN ~ large scale IN
Sew Mexico lots, thus keeping the
profits at hot.ie.
RECLAMATION Of the Eimeudorn
tract and the lands adjacent 10 H.
which must be Included In The drain
age district. will be of material im-
portunce 20 Albuquerque. which will
he the natural market FOR the dis
frief.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

take up th- question OF cattle losses
Nhiie in transit
" walton. chairman ~ ihe live
stock committee representing all rAl.
roads under federal control has call
.d the meeting and asked that each
state appoint u representative cattle
man tu take care - the Interests Of
the state a. the meeting
A. tho conference takes place lust
before the stats convention in Alhu
uuprIus % the New Mexico Cattle
nud uurae Growers association. u ~
quite probable Eat the executive
members ~ the association Will hold
a meeting u the neal future and
uHWs thn person who shall represent
Sew Msyi.u 80 the federal meeting
The following letter was received
and cattle urower. association this
morning
New Mexico Horse and cattle
Growers association
Albuquerque n ~
'ieutlemrn
a. chairman 10 tho livestock Com
mitfsU representing an railroads an.
der federal control ! have been de-
rtrfrl Do, tho manager 90 tho claims
Huu property protection section -
Washington tu call re- meeting NJ the
livestock Interests ln the United states.
~ ppcfH and receivers Tor d pun.
posse ~ HErsgiug Go rules rnNofulnr
tho presentation aud adjustment ~
claims fur loss unh damage Co I've.
stock iu transit Hlsn 90 give Cunsii.
GRAFTON tp arN Hrr"sHnf Hl SER
y.r, boo tho transportation ~ livestock
loo tho interest ut rhlpprrH % EAR
tiers alike
"This important subject being of
tHfIuu-NIdr srups merit the most
rifU GOO confederation boo 90, selection
90 your preventative
"lu rumpl lance with these ius'fuH.
f.uns t meeting Will h, held boz -
luu'- Mo Tursday March o., 1919
place uud hour Co ho announced later
Too enable me- tu make th' u"rcs.
HHry arrangements fur this meeting
plptse advise nae 90 the earliest pos.
slhlv date N YOUR association viii be
represented, and by whom
Yours truly.
tSlsueih " WAiTpN,
chairman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
KEPT Her AWAKE
The Terrible Pains in Back and
Sides. Cardui Gave Relief.

Mafksviile. La.-Mp. Alice Johnson.
Of this place. write, "Fof enc year !
suffered With m awful misery IN my back
snd sides. Ny lci side vas hurting ne
Sll the time. The misery vas something
sNiul.
could not do anything, not even sleep
o. aieht. Il Kept me awase most Ct the
night I took different medicines, bui
nothing id me any good or relieved me
urtl / took Cardui o..
was not able 10 do any Of my work
for one year and got worse all the time,
wsr confined 10 my bed Ci and on got
10 bad With my back that when stopped
down ! vas not ahle 10 ~siiaighrn up
arsin %. decided would Try Cafdm
... Hy tre had taken the entire bottle
vas feeling Pretty good and could
tlra.ghicn up and my pains were nearly
Gil gone.
shall always praise Cafdui con.
linurd taking Il Gniil was strong and
well" uyou suffer from pains due 10
female complaints. Cardui may be Just
what y, 4 need, Thousands Of women
~hor c suffered In this way nov praise
cndm & ,heu present good health
five isl MGR
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
AUTO PARTY LEAVES
At NOON FOR TRIP
|NTOLOWER VALLEY
inspection Of Drainage in Mesilla
and Fl Paso Valleys TO Take
Several Days; Governor TO Start
From Here Tomorrow.

Governor o. A. f.arrazolo will ar
rivc IN Albuquerque on train No I
tonight TO Join the drainage inHpcc-
ton pnrts which Will leave for the
southern Rio Grande valley by train
tomorrow at noon. The governor no.
titled Cot " \ %iiopeweii this morn.
ing that he would make The trip
Superintendent D. r. SUMMER ~
the Santa Fe. has arranged 10 have
his car attached tn toniorrowH day.
ilFht train and the governor Will thus
have the use ~ an observation plat.
form Hr viii De accompanied the
car hy Cob HnueWeiL Mr. summers
capt " e. Reid and Capt CLARK N
Carr.
We are especially anxious 10 show
the governor the urrtnry % he drain.
axe situation In this section Of the
valley. aud the comparison with what
IL being done in the Mesilin valley. "
snid col nopeweii today. THE colora
do legislature has already passed u
Joint memorial nFkinR congress ana
the reclamation service to provide
drainage Tor the whole Rio Grande
valley and We feel that New Mexico
should join officially : N the move
ment
The party which IL 10 make tho ,rip
from here by automobile left az ~
o'clock this morning Hon John
uecker telephuaed the Chamber -
Commerce Inviting the party IN stop
~ his home for dinner The invita-
ton was accepted and dinner viii be
enjoyed az pelen ht about ! o'clock
this afternoon
Invitations have been received from
30 points along the route Tor the party
10 enjoy the hospitality - various
towns ant persons
4 large crowd is expected 10 leave
here with the governor tomorrow on
the morning ~ rasn train These
viii stop 20 the state college at Las
cruces. where they Will meet IN" uu-
tomohiie section ana the engineer
who Will act as guides during the re-.
Utaindcr % the trip
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
SHER|FFS TO MEET
IN ALBUQUERQUE
IND WEEK IN JUNE
Most Efficient Set Of Peace OFF.
GERS Ever Selected, Opinion Of
Expert Who Has Been Attend.
ing Santa Fe Meeting.

The twenty eight sheriffs ~ New
MsN rn's ~ counties are o. meet tu
Albuquerque the sernnd week iu June
10 continue organization WORK aud
especially organized effort Tor sup.
precision uf stock and automobile
thsfts according 60 members ~ the
sheriffs association Who are in Alhu
uueruue TODAY Albuquerque b. fun uf
sheriff. today AWuuF them are
sheriff " g. simpson ~ Luna Coun-
%. Frank uolurqurz ~ Sierra couu.
%. Elloru Rtca NJ SuUurru county
Mariana 90 Mnntnya NJ SAndoyal
ruuntN. plarito Itrlmillo ~ Valencia
county. john N usw,tt ~ Eddy Coun-
~. end Ernest Uost ~ Lea county
The, are |r'turnlnr to their homes
from the shyriffH meeting 40 santa
To-
when tho group Of sheriff. boarded
IL Santa Pc tfA'n 80 llmN last uigh'
10 train porter who has seen them at
various tic taking prisoners 90 tho
state prnii-uttary. threw up both
hands and exclaimed
Pc de laWd's sake dar shore must
hc some boo thieves loose iu this here
country
There tt, horse thieves aud COW
thieves iuos, iu thiH country said
sheriff simpson ~ bsWiup at polio,
headquarters this morning hut W
are going ~ run them down I hnN,
never seen a more efficient lot ul
sh,riffs ur mon who are more lt
eirnrst loo Their work There D. d
general feeling boz the association tina
tho time has come Tor sherlffs &C. -fuI
being politicians and hrcumo aggres
siyo Law officers and . believe tina.
Will hr found tu Dee ihe ease is th'
year progresses
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

Elitor s:,ening Hersid'
u,ar sir observing the interest
that be- nov helms manifested in tho
schools OF me State lately, prump =
me To stN 20 Tow words on tho subject
We wish Co emphasize the mci that
Now MeNicu has an educational HNH-
tenn in the whole. inferior 90 none.
but the necessary metrs 90 rnrry tbs
system into effect has not yet been
evolved.
Mr. Wagner an educator and nn
honest man has pointed uu Tho o.
condition that effect The education ~
tho boys and girls 81 the state. more
than any thinr siHl; ana that be- i've
efficiency of nan NJ our teachers
He tells us rnndh and without rc-
serve. that the State board OF Edu-
cation hus been forced TO lower tho
standard OF osrtincntion In order that
enough tturhctH would qualify Co ull
no, iemYads What iH true iu N,W
M'Nico is partially O. elsewhere
We uud nino-tenthH OF schools
,auRht by hiFh school girlH and many
other girls who have not eNcn grndu.
utrd from the high school
The cause of education must uoc,s-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
FAMOUS SHIPPERS
OF FLOODED BULLS
STUDY NEW MEXICO
II. O. Taylor, Of Roanoke. Mo,
With Barns IN Several Western
States, May Decide to Locate
Selling Station Here.

~ G. Taylor Of Roanoke. Hardin
rUunty. Missouri. Of the most
widely known breeders u shippers
" hirh Crude bulls In the country. ~
studying Sew Mexico and local rom
ditiunH, with - view 10 possible loca-
ton ~ barns and Il selling station in
Albuquerque. a. W Taylor. son 81
~ G. Taylor ami HHaoclnied with bite
father IN the business, arrived In Al
huqueruue Tuesday ana will be- here
Tot several days IT, u rtunslnE the
detunu Tor good grade range breeding
nuimHla feed conditions and general
market conditions ana Will visit 9TH.
81 sections 81 tho state before RETURN
INA home
Tho Tayiurs Have established "a
world wide reputation ns breeders aud
dealers ln hlrh raade cattle. Thel
have barns in Kansas, colorado and
selling stations M other western
states AMI establishments In Arkan
saH ana Mississippi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

e. T. Tarmadre Of socorro. and hisI
brothers. whose business hcadqua rtefs
are in Chicago. have completed PLANS
and the financing hy which they will
complete reclamation ~ :. oee acres Of
what IN known ~ the Elmendorff ~.
rigation nc ;cct on The RIO Gmndc.
south Of ran Antorro. y NJ The.
Tnlimadre brothers bought the Film.
endorff tract two Year, aro. g. T..
TalimadEe. who has been In active
charge Of the property. now an
nounccs that they are read, 10 20
ahead
Tho piars witch hase been ma.
turcd include drslnaEc not oni for
the 500 nrrcs witch theV ovn. hut
about $4,000 acres o. land north OF
the project; the com plcilon ~ the ~.
uaauon system when ain serve n
tract az Eimendorff; placing OF the
land INTO condition Tor actual farmlnr
ana "a %herinninr "a colonization. uil
during the spring ana summor Of
1919 The drainage work d. 20 begin
az once n Will be carried out with
open cut canals md will serve aa the
first unit In the drainage Of the cen.
trail Rio Urandc valley one tractor
has already been shipped and others
viii follow. for use IN i%evcling the
land. ~ rapidly % the drainaEc svs.
tom mas nNNn coin plftots " IN pNs
pectcd 20 have the entire Tract In
shape for farming by end 81 the com
ms Ecnson
The undertaking W. southern socor-
20 county promises % prove ono NJ the
important Development operations Of
Inc year in New Mexico. The Tail.
mudrc Lrothera have proven highly
successful colonization workers in SOY.
srai sections Of the west notably In
tho pcros valley Of New MeVico.
where their operations in 1908. 1919
ana 90 1919 attracted general ntten-
tion and resulted iu considerable new
population Their plans fof colnutE
inE the Rio Grnndp WILEY lands are
proceeding along with the develop.
ment plans. They viii BRING the Ian
into perfect condition for cultivation
before putting n farmer on a. bul
hope 90 have enough Of the propnm.
tory work dore this wear to get an
active start In actual settlement of
the land Their colonization work VII
De done chiefly amonE the farmers In
Nebraska, low ana other states OF
the central west.
We haV been moving slowly WITH
this property ard have thorodEhl,
matur,d our doyt iopmrnt plans Htie
g. I. Tallmndne iu discussing the pro-
Icgt We have 80 wnftinr Tor thi
nrht time TO start az ourHe wor.
~ this KIND was impossible durinr the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
CONTRACTS LET
FOR DYKE WORK
ON RIVER TODAY
Contracts Totaling So, 80 Sign.
ed by Commissioner; Believed
Will Protect Valley Lands
Against Seyerest Floods,

The Bernulillu county commission
erH this morning signed three CON
tracts with Prichard a prichtrd and
two with Sanchez and Garcia flr five
dyke construction and repair projects
on the Rio Grhude, the five contracts
totaling gt.l5Ahn County surveyor
Edmund Ross had estimated the cost
uf the work a. fi.tnu
II is expected thar these contra n.
which are 10 be completed under time
penalties. viii afford tho whole valley
In peru1ltllo county full protection
from flood waters during the coming
spring and summer The highest Wa.
ter ln wears b. looked Tor because N
unusually heavy snuwfalls iu he
northern mountains Sudden thaws
may bring t record breaking flow In
the river. n h. believed. however, that
the lefty work to be done viii make
tho whole river system safe for this
year,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
Large Crowd IL in
attendance at the
Food Office Sales

with q large crowd attending the
auction u the furniture aud office
fixtures ~ the state food administra.
ton, which started this morning. there
in little doubt hut that the entire
stock will be sold by tomorrow and
the offices officially close on Fcbru.
AIRY 20. the date set by the federal
order.
The fixtures are going fast" stat.
ed NJ a. Johnston acting state ad.
minlstrator. and ! believe they will
be al sold to-day. However, I; may
he that the auction Will continue 0ver
tomorrow"
Aside FROM the routine closing of
the offices, the auction b. the last Of
fetal business ~ the administration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
Woman's Club Offers
Interesting Program

Tomorrows program o. the Woui-
n ms clul viii treat Of civic SUBJECTS
or interest to women Mrs y W.
Wilson Will be the leader OF the daf,
the first number on the program be-.
ing % tain hy Mrs A ~ Stroup on
"Momon's Place In CtNic Life Mrs.
Arthur ksiiam will discuss the sub.
jrct, what change in womcn'H po-
iiticnl and economic status is likely
TO Result from the war Miss Lord,
Of Santa Pc who has lately come 10
Albuquerque. viii sins AMER the
program there Will be "a mcetug OF
the nominating committee Witch con.
aiHts Of Mrs Isaac Harth, Mrs. r q.
Minfrsy and Mrs e a. Common, 10
make up "a ticket for the cominE cleo
ton ON the first Friday in March.
The almighty dollar h. the key OF
many a heart
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
DOCTOR, LAWYER, PREACHER, ALL
EXAMINED BUT ONCE: TEACHERS
MUST BE EXAMINED YEARLY; WHY!
Superintendent of Melrose High School, in Letter
to Herald Asks Interesting Question in Connec-
ton With Qualifications and Pay of School
Teachers in New Mexico.

satily lax under such conditions. when
teachers ~ talent and uhiitN are
passing out of M, profession and en-
trring more lucrative fields. and for
this reason mere srhuo girls are
called out from tho high schools ard
colleges TO en- She demand
The cause is O. hard 10 determine.
Manual labor receives better returns
than cdurntsd labor does for ~ ser
vices. and men ARE turning 90 That
which haH l'HH r,spons hiliticsi then
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
Joseph r. Wilson's
Brother Has Died

Joseph a. Wilson. executor % the
estate OF Mathiids Gardener. Who was
called = the latter part Of January
ON account of the illness Of htH broth.
o.. Robert George Wilson. received
word today that his brother had
passed away yesterday un account
OF pressing business matters here Mr..
Wilson viii not be- able To attend the
funeral which will take place IN rhil-
ndeiphia ON saturday
Robert George Wilson was an "a.
trrsitc Traveller. having visited tho
five continents Of the world, but was
better known ns e judge OF good
horses. a. which he vas not sufpnss-
Cd Ue was % years OF age and I'M
married
Al kinds Of useful employment are
ouualk honorable
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

saracino. owner Of the animal. before
pleading To the charge. Muniz was
arrested by Policeman Pablo Lujan.
after Saracino had complained 90 the
loee Of the horse. Munlk. u ~ alleged,
rode the horse 10 town and failed 10
return ". lie claims he had permits.
sion ~ use tho animal He will have
q hearing at . o'clock this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

Those oi rs who are past middle age
are prone to eat too much meat and in
consequence deposit lime-salls In the
arteries, veins aud POINTS. We often
suffer from twingos oi rheumatism Or
lumhago, sometimes from govt, swollen
hands or feet. There is no longer the
slightest need Of this, however, Al the
new prescription, Anunc, Is bound
10 give immediate results as i is many
times moro potent than lithia, In Kidding
the Impoverished blood Of its poisons
by way Of the kidneys. II can be- Oh
tanned At almost any drug store, by
simply asking for Anuric" Tor kidneys
on b~ackache. Il will overcome such
conditions as rheumatism, dropsical
swellings. cold rxtremities, scalding aud
Burning urine aud sleeplessness due 10
constant arising from bed at night.
Send TO DR.. Piercr's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, n. Y, for a Toe, trial package.
MADEaA. Cal rsoommend noetor Pierce,
AnuHc very highly. I have suffered for tho hit
threr years With eatarfh Of Tho bladder. having
tried every remeiy { heard o. but without rcnaf
! saw Anuric advertised In the paper and HE q
drnwuine man %rrnhlinr a. a straw thought I
would - u aln1. which dd with great succsss
a. u relieved me almost Immediately, before / hal
tAksn all Of ths trial rarkaHs and having great
condolences In ths remedy ] Immediately sent 10
Tho drug store and hourht = ~fail.siae package.
! can say h. an suffering from any di..use Of
the khineys or u1e ssi irauhle-, nv hi. rgnciy
and sufr, 90, Lmfrr have Hr.at faith NJ nr
pianra nHuulrs. q hrsalHy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

Doan's resuists are recommended
by many who ay the operate easily.
without gripping ard without had AFTER
effects. ace AZ all drug storca
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

Representative stoctmcu from tho
entire United States VIII meet NJ ~
l.ouis on March o. for tho PURPOSE
~ conforrlnf with tho federal ulvay
commission un the subject uf cattle
claims aruinst tho railways and 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

lunatic. 10 zee WHISTLER or mt he has
los, hts mind since last a
Yours VERY truly.
W. \. benson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

In fair esathr psvt.srs tn stoFm.
nuy Cerrinn- coai nov. nahn Cuat
Co. Phone o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
LOWER PRICES o.
Galvanized Ware

n accordance with our advertised policy Of lowering our price
yhen the market declined we quote q new price on galvanized
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
LIVE STOCK MEN FROM EVERY
STATE ASKED TO MEET WITH
FEDERAL RAILWAY COMMITTEE

Meeting Is to BE Held in St. Louis on March Is;
New Mexico Horse and Cattle Association Ask
ed to Send a Man to Represent the New Mexico
Cattle Interests; Adjustment of Railway Claims
to Be the Subject for Consideration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
TALLMADGE BROTHERS WILL PUT
5000 ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION
AT ELMENDORFF IN SIX MONTHS

Drainage, Completion Of Irrigation System, Active
Farming Operations and Colonization Included
in Comprehensive Development Plans Which
Will Reclaim Lower Section of the Central Rio
Grande Valley; Drainage Work Alone Will Cost
500. 900. 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

Al kinds Of useful employment are
equally honorable
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

You always get the lowest market price when you trade with ~.
You NAV have found our prices q little high ON an advancing
market-thcrcfo you will find our prices lower on q declining
market. We base all our prices on the market value.
There is very few declines IN the market but such as they are
we will put them in effect at once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

The almighty dollar is the key OF
many a heart
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-30
.Eestlvals.n

Festivals"
While driving through the country
just at dusk-a few evenings ago
passed pretty lawn surrounding q
suburban home. On this lawn was ar
ranged number of small tables with
white covers and set as though ready
to serve. A glance further away on
the lawn revealed several large ice
cream freezers while on large stand
near the freezers were mounds OF
something neatly covered over with
papers which felt sure were layer
cakes and perhaps strawberries.
A number Of people mostly women,
were lowering expectantly about put
ting a spoon here and napkin there
and Immediately sensed that there
was to be a strawberry and ice cream
festival" and that soon the lawn would
be teeming with people, young and
old, who would assemble to partake
Of the repast and incidently have
dimes and quarters which would later
perhaps find their way into soma
church or benevolent society Golfers.
The ice cream and strawberry; ,fes-
tival, except in the rural districts "a
almost thing OF the past-the soda
fountains and ice cream parlors hav-
ing driven them ito cover" and church
societies have had to seek some Other
means to enrich their treasures.
The announcement some years ago
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-30
THIS COAL Miner
SIDESTEPT THE
SURGEONS BLADE
Wentworth. Got In. Its
Work and ForestaHed
Opel alton.

New and stnkiiE eyideuke OF Nery.
Worthss power to hold OF the knife.
Given few days Ago togUniontown's
Ncrv-Worth druEgl q:
Wade n. Guytolt-Y am a coal
miner and the col lust and damn
ness had completed knocked No out.
! was veFy nervous Poor app1 ite ma
dIgestcn. Ny ner torce % iow 70
dir'st q assanil1 my a to i've
NO strsl ~. Befiy bioat with gas
and afrei toIie ow. q 4 ght.. lwas
IN . hosDili Tor byer J Risk, tbs doc
tors clrinng Isnsd pshdicfeis, but
an operatioh WIS nostpc aed1X
I pirchAs I'd onA bottle /of Merry
Worth and y It d dIreoEed Now /
can eat anyt s. / Want, 1hen / want
It end digest t Ny ktqnsch trouble
all gone and have gaiH "a my normal
strength and Ftsor. N6Fk-worth PROV.
Cd the right thing IL my case and l
cheerfully recommerd It.
A7uDEE MILLER.
Fafrchance, Pa, uear Unioltown, Pa.
Your dollar 6akk at Cranes Drug
store. Fairmont, II Nery.worth does
not help you. -
Neighboring agents: n. ]. Mathews
q Co.. Warrington; w. P. Moran,
Pennington; +. ]. Yost, Fairyiew;
Windsor Drug Co. and the HonalZer
Phnrmacy, Monongnh; Johnson's Phar
cy. 9hlnnston: Grant Graham, Being
lons-W. o. Davis. PhiiipDi.-Ady.