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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-09-09
FOREST SERVICE WORK
PREVENTS FIRE LOSSES
WIRELESS TELEPHONE PROVES
Ess-LooKoUT STA
TIONS ABANDONED.

The period of the year during
which there is the greatest danger of
forest fires having passed, the local
representatives Of the United States
forest service have relaxed some
what their vigilance This simply
means that from this time on there
will be a rapidly diminishing number
o. campers in the timber, less like
lihood of electric storms which are
fruitful source of forest fires, and that
occasional rains will greatly reduce
the danger from incipient fires. This,
however, does not mean that campers
may leave their fires uneXtinguished,
or that cigarette smokers may toss
their stubs in the woods indiscrimin-
ately Through the efficient work of
the forest service, many fires have
season in this district without serious
loss. 1t is believed that the public is
becoming educated regarding the ne
cessity of exercising precautions
against forest fires, which with the
watchfulness of the forest service
should prevent heavy losses of tim
Der in the future.
Wireless Telephone Successful.
In speaking of the work of the for
est service during the past season, E.
c. Pulaski, district forester, with
headquarters in this city, stated that
the wireless telephone maintained be-
tween the lookout station on the sum-
nit of Striped Peak and his office
proved an unqualified success. Con-
versation was maintained with abso-
lutte clearness, even more distinctly
than by wire telephone This wire
less apparatus was installed as an
experiment and it's success indicates
that the system will be extensively
used in the future. The equipment
has now been removed and the look
out station on Striped Peak abandon
ed for this season. In fact all look
out stations in this vicinity have /
been discontinued except the one on |
Sunset peak, which will be continued |
'or a short time.
Mr. Pulaski stated that a telephone
inc is now being placed between
and Avery, which should be (
within the next week or
en- days.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-09-09

Benson Evans, after a few days stay
in this city completing arrangements
for shipment of machinery to Gilmore.
returned to Lemhi county last Mon
day Mr.. Evans and associates have a
lease on the Gilmore and Allie mines
near Gilmore from which thew expect
to begin shipments of lead-silver ore
at an early date. Mr. Evans speaks
very favorably of the outlook for min
ing generally in Lemhi county.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-09-09
FRANK cANDEE.

Instructor in Electrical Engineering
at State University.
Frank Candee, son of Captain and
Mrs. F. p. Candee, of this city, has
been elected instructor in electrical
at the University of Idaho
and will leave tomorrow for Moscow
to take up his work. After leaving
the Wallace high school, Mr.. Candee
went to Harvard where he graduated
in the department of electrical engin-
eering. Soon thereafter he took a po-
sition with the Bunker Hill & Sullivan
company at Kellogg as assistant chief
electrical engineer, a position he was
holding when called to the state uni
versity.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-09-09
Carbonate Hi Down.

The Idaho Carbonate Hill company
suspended operations last week. The
company had recently discontinued
drifting westerly, after running about
600 feet and started sinking a Wine
on the ore from the 400. level The
decision to close down came rather
Unexpectedly and it is believed that
the company has other plans for de-
velopment which will soon be under
taken.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-09-09
Columbus.

Victor Larson, foreman of the Col
unlbus, on Eagle creek, was over the
first of the week. He reports a re-
cent change in the formation in the
lower tunnel and an increased flow of
water, conditions which he regards
favorable for an increased amount of
ore. The crosscut being run to the
vein that is exposed crossing the
creek has been advanced about so
feet and should reach the vein in
about 20 or 80 feet further.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-09-09
Ferry Visits Montana.

D. II. Ferry, manager of the Yukon
Gold company, was in the city this
week He reports the big steel dredge
in fine shape on ground just
below Murray. Mr. Ferry recently re-
turned from Montana, where he went
10 examine dredging ground.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-09-09
in the Big creek section.
Many Mines to Be.

In spite of adverse conditions that
effectually bar development work by
the smaller companies, there are sew
eral important enterprises going for
ward backed by large capital which
give every assurance of opening up
productive mines within a short time
Among these are the Occur d'Alene
Syndicatae, which is developing the
two Flynn groups, embracing about 40
claims; the Chicago Boston, controll-
ed by the Interstate Callahan com
pany, and the Brady Development
company, which is driving a crosscut
through the old Green Hill Cleveland
ground to a vein of great promise
within a wonderfully rich mineral
section. These and other similar OPP
erations. the proved deposits in sec
tons that will be productive under
normal conditions, and the large ore
reserves of all the present big produc-
ers, should relieve even a chronic
pessimist of anxiety regarding the
future of the district.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-09-09

How eloquent is the silent lady on
a silver dollar.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-09-09

Some people make a speciality of be-
lieving the impossible.
Once in a while an actress makes
good for her press agent.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-09-09

It's an easy matter to furnish en-
tertainment for your neighbours; all
you have to do is to make a fool of
yourself
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-09-09
Stockholders

WiLLFIND MINING NEWS
AND COMPANY NOTICES
OF INTEREST TO THEM
IN THE WALLACE MINER
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-09-09
FUTURE OF MINING IN
THE COEURD' ALENES
Rich Mineral Areas
Await Favorable
Conditions
NEW MINES IN MAKING
Big Producers Have Large
Ore Reserves That Insure
Years of Activity

/. OCCASIONALLY we hear some
pessimistic soul express ap-
Y prehension for the future of
the Occur d'Alene district be-
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-09-09
Metal Quotations

Lead, 8.75@9c.
Zinc, 1896.
Silver 99Lac.
Copper, 19c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

Geographic course last week and took
q position In the Santa Fe offices
Miss ilHe schultz has accepted a
position In the law office Of Mr.
Georse s klock.
Miss Dcma Schulz will return TO
school Monday. Miss shull has been
Uut for some time on account o. sick
neea. Misses Fern carman and Mary
Harrison. Who have been at home
some time on account Of illness, Will
return the latter part Of this month.
Miss Charlotte Elliott Is doing tenn
poraFy work tbls week at tho Com
merciai Club.
Nexa week Miss Agnes Sutherland
will assist IN The office Of the Sccrc-
tary OF the ElkH.
The beautiful moonlight nights and
the spring vanderbilt have been the
impetus for a number OF wclner roasts
n Mesa parties, which OF course
we're enjoyed BY all who attended.
A great number OF our students have
taken advantage Of hearipf grand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
1888 Skins Sold At
Monthly Sale Here

The regular monthly sale OF skins
from the predatory animals trapped
by the eorce of the United States bio
logical survey during the month Of
February was held yesterday. one
hundred aud elghty-cight skins mostly
coyote, were disposed OF TO J. A,
Taichert "a company Of Las Vegas.
their bid being ti0e9 for the lot
There were three other bidders,
Quite a number Of tho skins which
should have been included In thi.
lot aid not arrive In time 20 be inciud.
ed and viii be disposed OF at the next
sale. None % the trophy skins OF
lions and other big game IA includ
ed in this lot but-are sold individual
" al any time at the local office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
1. S TEACHERS
NATCh FIRST
TOO PCT STRIKE

49,
AtliIttIaIdh "a March ~
teachers where rom mcmuet
~ tIt.-t tp'tsIe,.f ~
~ u 49, ne..e'
~ Nlalt, Ao.t. ~. tn.-a @m.
nv FtArNtHH Itnipe VAN 'f'r'1t
u'rrf+' pHt'f oHfH
ore hundItt and tnfN thou4and
&1entfe m ne es,,.a sas n.ft ~
. w
t.
het n tnis tAl,tt m.r.-s
rs aitAt 1tN PEI pNnt tttAe " ,'-eh-
~ on ftfofus
Ffutec hatt ieft their aesks and
Archibald yuuFaa ara h only onts IN
ne foF4nnnN nne Accept me ''eH'
jpn nullotopnlcEH(
School board members say that
there s. ~ nIoncy available for high
III aiariua.
The teachers say they are rNllinE
fa etchanre slow starvation Tor quick
a1artauon x justice e not iorthcom-
~
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y L. Washhuru Company 4 corporation ~
the state ~ New Meyicn doth hereby certify
that 10 has changed IT, mare 30 y. l. Wash.
burn Company No Stakeholder Liability.
and has Increased the number % a. directors
from three tIl 90 ave go directors, said
change havihg been declared by resolution ~
the BOARD u Director u said corporation o.
he advisable, sud having been duly and reg.
ularly assented to BY the vote 81 two thirds
aud, IN fact Ill, In interest 81 each class Of
stockholders having eotinf powsrs, ~ q meet.
ms duly called by the Hoard 81 Director.
for that purpose aud the written assent Of
said stockhulders and the ahdayit q the
President aud Secretary Of said company ~
the written assent u said siockholdrrs Il
hereto appended.
Mexico Of tho said company l. situated a
No. 1872 south second street 10 the City oi
Albuquerque, County % bernallla and State
of New Mexico. The name Of tho agent
therein and IN charge thereof. and upon
whom process against tho corporation may
be- served Is Sye q Martin
~ WITNESS WHEREOF said corpora.
tion has caused this certificate 30 be- signed
By its President and Secretary. aud its cor
porate seal IN be- hereto afiNed. the 0th day
~ February. 4, u 1920.
CHARLES o CUsHMAN
President.
LEO 4 MURPHY.
corporate seall sVrrctarg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
3 WRITER'S IN FAVOR
Or GENERAL WOOD
Chambers. Harrington
And Burr Mcintosh See
Their Ideal

NEW YORK. March i1.-Robcrt
w. Chambers, Booth Harrington and
Burr Mein@sh The writer's Waiter
lambert, OF Now York. and c. n
Gould. q California lawyer, were
among those last week who wFote the
Leonard Woo campaign headquarters
hero that thcy fnvor General Wood
for president. Mr.. Chambers. In his
letter. said.
N am Tor General Wood. ! have
been 'fot' him since he ffs' stood for
preparedness, No newspaper would
print my opinion OF this adminiHtra-
non None ~ large enough TO con-
tain the un-editcd. expression Of my
rcapect and admiration for fcOnnrd
wood. He stands FOR evcrything that
decent Americans stnnd for. Ho a an
enemy 20 cownrdlce, stupidity. ny
pocflay, political dishonesty, lie IA
Zoe per cent American. lie was a
close friend OF the greatest American
% our times. He II not a politician:
His record rs without repeoach. And
this h good enough for me"
Booth Harrington writes;
Here In Indiana there IN n strong
movement for General Wood. which
appears to come rot from the politi-
elan but from the unpoiiticai citizens
In large numbers. They seem 10 want
General Wood for their president.
, 1T seems TO me that men and wo-
men In this stiii democratic section %
the country are FOR General Wood In
such numbers because thcy believe he
stands FOR government OF all the peo-
pie By all The people for an the peo-
pie"
Here are the reasons" writes wal.
ter Camp, why l AMI FOR General
Wood: because Of his executive uhii-
ity and because OF LIS understanding
OF human nature " " really is."
"pf course , am for Gen. Wood
writes Bnctor Lambert. In my mind
he represents more than any other
candidate the tradition Of Theodore
Roosevelt His reputation rests on his
great ability ~ an executive and ad-
/ mloisfrntor"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

- same eppcaft y" NV ete nr."lN "'
IN Te.iisaony wherrof ihe state Cerpora
sion Commission ~ ne riaie 81 Nee Nts<-
es. caused Nv 1srvssi'e . ID ',sa nea s
70 10 amxcd Il the City u santa ~ on ~
~ qsy Of March, Mp i95o ,uft.Ms ,
Attest Chairman.
CkkTifiCAtt on hIVlkHoLDhhs NON
LIABILITY
:. LswAsHHuRN COMPANY, 80 srocK
HOLDERs' INABILITY
Eiinef T. waskbufn. IVA T. washhurn and
Charles o. Cushman, being al the original In.
eorporaiors whs have hlod ths certificate OF
under The pruvisiona 81 sssiign 20. Chapter
~ ssse'sq N "s sS.a afssaa,ihhe II iesS.
and now claiming the benefit Of all laws
alhendatery theF1to 20 date, Tor SOD "a
MAJ become associated Win them. and ssd
hail be no siockholderr' liability On stcssni
2sh.ss n I sioes holssfs s y ana so'pSTsl sisil
be exempt from al liabilities on acrqutt u
aay stock issued or held BY thsn sssslt
such liability for the amount Of cafteti stock
csHihed % have hrun paid in prcaefty ~ ~
cash a. the time 81 The eoinmenctmstt q
sai!Ds', es e. is,d s2mEgsrlGo5.. s,.,. o, New
Mexico Of the said COMPANY "a situated "
~ is2 south second street in the CITY n
Aihuquerqus. Bsrnaliiln County. New NeNlru,
and he name of No statutory arent therein
and IN charge thereof upon whcm process
against said corporation may be served Is
TN WITNESS WHEREOF We the .aia in,
corporutott, have hereunto set our hanas and
seals gu NJ i9sh DAY q EsahsSgasFA iPsen
Eva -wAsIinVEN.. ss
CHARLES o. CusfMAN tseail
state of California,
HaNuNU az l.a AnuaINa.aa
On this isih DAY Of Pebmsry. A. u.
1890 before me personally appeared Lhner
MsshbuIn end E,a } washhurn' 70 mg
who executed the foregoing insirumeni. and
Acknowledged that thC executed the same
IS WITNESS WHEREoF. / have hsreuuio
set my hand and amxed NY qmeial seal The
DAY and yer .hrst above wnitenA
tNotarial seal) N. RhlNhA,
Notary ruhlir.
Ny commission espires januarJ 81 ies2.
state of New Mesieo
County ~ Brrnaiillo-Ha
On this 10Th day o. February. A n. 1920,
before me personally appeared Nharlss %.
Cushmsn. 20 me knovn Go he the person De-
INSTRUMENT and Acknowledged that b. eSecut-
ed The sams a. bis ftse 81 aud deed.
rs WITNESS WHEREBY have hey,naia
9SoissPpsf sssl9 John 81 WILSON
Notary puhiic.
Ny commission sspires January sth. 1874.
ENDORSED.
No, i04i5. Cor Reed Vol e., Page GI2.
Certificate n Non-Liabiliiy Of Stockholders n
D.. l. wAsHBURN COMPANY $50 Stock.
hnfisraf Iiahiiitvl.
filled In Omcs of state Corporation yam.
mission o. New Mcxico March q 1890.
I. IAN A l. MORRISON.
Cltk
Compared IJo : .MH
tNDENED
Siatr Of Nrw Meyicn.
County Of Rsrnaiillp-ss
This instrument was Sled Tor record M
the 9TH day Of Aarrh 1890 a. g O. n clock
= NJ Recorded in Vol y Mise u
J Records % said County Folio $50
] tsraD NESTOH MuNTONA
CLERK and Recorder.
BY OLIVIA ENERtTr Deputy CLERK
Compared " \ 20 q g.
March ~ 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
BBSINMS
OOLERGBnEMS

The pflioe Training class under the
able dlrccfipn % Miss Gladys Rye has
been Eesuug out a number o. difier-
ent form-ltLarfk and personal letters
for The salvation Atas uAis week.
Nj. D. y. Goooeil. President OF the
schuoi. Il In St Johns hospital al
Salina. Kanaar.
Mrs. Alice Lavender has taken a
position a. commercial teacher In the
Mardnlena High school. M viii
complefo the term there fer Miss
Nnarcr eionier who has been IN
charge Of the commercial department
Tor ihe part two years and who was
called home on account Of the Illness
% her mother.
afr. KHri Grundman finls,ea ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

opera this week. We had a repro
ducsion OF tho sextoete from Lucia de
LammermoGr on Thursday In the
form OF a duet played by Misses Kaih-
crime Jones and Antoinetto chnuvin.
AIR. }. y Kimball, OF International
shorthand fame. writes hat he will
vislt us about March 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

y l.. wkSHBURN COMPANY. ~ sroCK.
HOLDERS LIABILITY
lAp t0tlll With the sndnrsemtnts thereon.
a. same appears on hn and oi record In the
once 81 the state Corporation Commission.
In Testimony Whereof the state Corpora
ton Commission nf the state % New Mexico
has eaused this certificate 20 be signed by its
Chairman and the seal Of said commission.
20 be Amxrd At The City Of Santa fe on this
ash day ~ March. A. . 1890.
tSeail HU0H n. WILLIAMS
Attest. Chairman.
A. l.. MORRISON. CLERK.
AMENDMENTS TO CERTIFICATE or
INCORPORATION
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

DIR. 4 &. CLAIR.
Bye. Ear, Nosc and Throat. Glasses Fittcd
oGss Hours ) 10 u /. ne and J 70 3 p m
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state 81 New Mexico
state Corporation Commissinn Of New Mexico
CERTIFICATE ~ COMPARISON
United States Of Amrriga.
state ~ New NFrirn-ss
uis Hereby Certified that the AuneNed IA
a hll true and complete transcript ~ tht
CERTIFICATE ~ STOCKHOLDERS
non LIABILITY
oh
D g. WANHRURN COMPANY
$50 Stockholders Lfabiltyl
tNo. JOti5l With thu endnrseihsnt thereon.
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ApMrEIsrRArons NOTICE.

In The Probate Court of Beruaiilio County,
New Mexico.
In the Matter ~ the Estate ui Msude otto.
Deceased
Notice b hereby given that the under.
signed was. on tho 2sth IA, o. February.
1890 duiy appointed Adminisirator Of the
estate 81 Maudr Otto. decreased. by The Pro
bate Cuupt ~ hFmalilia County. and having
quaiiGed a. such Adm nistfntor, al person.
hayiug claims against thr estate ~ said d.
ccdent are hereby notified and required "a
present the sans 20 the undrfsignrd in M
law
Dated March LIT. io2u
EMIL OTTO Jr
Administrator
March s~ta-eoe7
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
SIN OF

when I enlisted" explained the
doughboy with an injured air. 4 read
the posters that said. Join the army
and see the world"
But after I was in" the soldier
continued. Il found that two words
had been omitted on the poster
And what were they"
ON foot Home Sector.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
AFFIDAVIT on PRESIDENT AND sECRE
TARf ~ Y MAhhBORN

AFFIDAVIT or. PRESIDENT AND HECRE
TARf OF MAsiiBORN =
state 81 New hcxico.
County Of nffnaiiIlaLss.
o. .s,. =. 81 ~ esS Of {eegesgg go 9siore
snd leo D. Mufphy. sesreiAr, u The above
named corporation each 10 me personally
seafs' each az Enaiif and moi 5ns far ~
other, did say that Charles o. Cushman -
such Prg9idgni and lee Murphy b. such scg
iicn mentioned in and which executed the
tofeEeinE ceriihcate. and thar the seal an scd
70 said Instrument =. The corporate seal Of
was signed and sealed in behalf Of said cor.
p%era'ien b suihefi.y q y, Beard q Dire
holdsrs n said sorparailon having voting
pev.ts = the voluntary act and deed Of said
Aud ahants further say that tho assen,
hereto appended : signed b i~e-thlrds in
interest and, IN fact Al u each elasA u
stsehheldeis q aid corporation ha,iur ~.
several duiy constltatsa proxies Or siiomcgs
In tact thercuntq duly authorized in writing
CHARLES o. cOHllMANi
LEO y. MURPHY,
Subscribed and sworn 70 hsfars ms ,hi.
oh dap Of February, A D. tego
Notary Pablo for Bsrnalillo
Ny eomml.son expires January 4 ie9t
SrOCKHOLDERH' ASSENT TO CHANGE.
We the sabsetlhes. hslng, ~ IN i~nisrss,
u each class Of the stockholders Of the
said " 4. Washhurn Company haying voting
power having, Al = nipeting regularly called
ier Ne purpose voted 10 fnuf d ehanrine
he name u said corporation 70 y. l.. Wash
harm Company No stockholders' Liability.
and 20 increase the humber of directors from
suant 10 statute, hereby Ei,e our written a.
sent 20 said change.
WITNESS OUT hand. and seals tails 9th
DAY q February A. ID 1890.
signaiurss. Of shares.
u d. WAsHBURN 30
G. o. CtSHMAN -
NlE a. MARTIN 10
LEO . MURPHY Q
90
RESOLUTION or THE BOARD oF
DIRECTORS.
The board 81 Director Of 4. J.. washbufn
SaSsI 'ssiRs,.S of'Isoa'iMGs sieS o. on h he rss 's Ssy
uf February. A. u 1890. do hereby resolve
aud declare that It j. advisable that The nams
~ said corporation be changed "a D.. l.. Wash.
barn Company Ne Stockholders liability,
aud that the number ~ directors u seid
Company be increased from ihyes ta) 60 ave
meeting o. tho stuckhoid~rs 20 be held ~
the company principal omcc In the STATE
~ New MEXICO. situated ~ No. l22 south
EN"EN r. IH.HA' EA" ~ p"
County of Hrrnalil.o and State ~ New Nex.
leo. Al 40 O'Clock In The forenoon. 20 take
action upon the shove resolution
Attest. LEO y MURPHY.
Secretary.
ENDORSED
No. iOttA Cor Reed Vol O. paEe $50
amendment 10 Articles Of Incorporation Of
y l.. WAStihtRN COMPANY ChanHnr
Name 20 p T. WAEHnURN COMPANY. 80
STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY. and tucrcas.
Ing The Number Of Director from Three tJl
10 Five fil.
/ Filed in Omce Of state Corporation Com.
mission 90 Ncu Mexico. March 9 1890.
N a NJ a = MORRISON. Clcrt
Compared $50 10 Nh
tNDEXED
State " New Mexico
County Of Bsruallln-ss
THIS Instrument Was hled for record on
tho 18th day ~ March. 1920 ~ @ 90 10 clort
7 NJ Recorded in Vol n Misc. Of
Records Of said County Polio ITS
tSeail NESrOR MONrONA
clerk and Recorder
BY OLIVIA EYERtTr, Dcpaiy Clerk.
COMPARED y h. 10 o q.
March ~ ia
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r

DIR. 4 Z. cLAhK.
Eys, Ear. gsss ana fhfesi' GLASSES Fistea
narurff nldf Phone sad
oass Hours ; 10 ~ /. M. and } 70 i. IN.
IN MAhoARkr cARrwRtoff
Practice Limited 70 Diseases of Women and
CAiidFcn.
oaee Qrknt nidr. Phone 6la.
ke.lasnee. III Gas, Central Phone s1i.
DR.. D. c. DODDS
Physician ana surseon
rs n. 7. AnniIo bldg.
Hours ~ to "a; . 10 5: Z tos
Telephone ss4-omee ss7
DR RuYAi d. rnAcY
Room Is, barnett Bldg.
Alleniat and NeurolosIst. Bureau war
Risk Insurance.
Hours 2 to 5 p. M. and 7 TO 8 .. m.
Phones. once. sss, Residence. iiaiM.
DRs. SHERIDAN AND BERGER
Practice limited to-
GENITo-URtNARY DISEASES
AND DISEASES or THE SKIN
wasserman Laboratory In Connection
Phone sSs.
Citizens Bank Bldg Albuquerque.
fHE ADRpHEY sANAroRIUM.
rvr the treatment of Tnberculosis. Aibu.
qnerqut, New Mexifu. CITY once! Wright
Curio BLDG opposite posiohlce. Omce
hour 10 % y q m, ? % o.
Dr.. ". 7. Murphey and Df. Carl Muiky
LEGAL NOTICES -
state Of New Mexico.
state NggEgrstion lommlssion p New Mexico
CERffFiCArE on COMPARISON
United States Of America.
state Of New Mexico-ss.
II !. Hereby Certified that Inc anusxsd O.
q tell true and eomplste iranscripi Of The
AMENDMENT 40 CERTIFICATE on
INCORPORATION
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The Evening Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass"
in Classified advertising.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-02-17
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Say. Watosa Lady, "As To What
cardui Has Done For Me, s.
A To Help Others."

Watoga, W. Va.-Mrs. S. w. Caldwell.
Of this town, says: "When about Is years
Of age, | suffered greatly -. Sometimes
would go a month or two, and had
terrible headache, backache, and bearing
down pains, and would just drag and
mad no appetite. Then -. it would last
-. two weeks, and was so weakening,
and my health wa awful.
My mother bought ne a bottle Of
cardui. and | began to improve after
taking the first bottle, so kept it up till !
took three ~ gained, and was well
and strong, and l owe it all to Cardui.
am married now and have 3 children
-. Have had TO have a doctor for
female trouble, and just resort TO Cardui
if | need a tonic. am glad to testify to
what it has done for me, so as to help
others"
If you are nervous or weak, have head
aches, backaches, or any of the other
ailments so Mn to women, why not
give Cardui a trial2 Recommended by
many physicians. In use over 40 years.
Begin taking Card ii today. 1t may
ce the very medicine you need.
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