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THE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N M., TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1914.
REMEDY USED BY
THREE GENERATIONS
Mother- Midi TiMik 't twit f lilhlri'M
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In Mil- In . i.f iim .r inc In Hi' ban had
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it l.i nin Infant", Mini
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for anv ilimmli r ill the nlumaih, IH'V
nr uuwcli, fur ' nimtli'iiilnn no nm 1 1 ir
h.w i hr..rih fur i i.cnia tin manor
lo.w m i iti'. fur !iUi.i'i-iU'. sour nlom-
ilrowi
ufii'r fitting nnil fitiiiil ir
:i f 1 1-r pii'itii; and niinili.t
ilr..wnn."-
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liming fl.'lll .1 i li-KKeil Up
cutll.llluti
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lint t.i tin
t !'' mi. I (I. .i in. I gripe
It i it ti I ip
iiMi'ii with safety nna gumi
ripiiltK by iiivi.tn. nt any age or in
ii in ...inlii i. .n i.( In. nil Ii. mill tliul
.i i i..h'i In a: Hi wi'.l improve. F.vpiy
iIiiikkikI nt'lln It mnl the price In i.rlv
tlf i v cents hiiiI one rtnlliir 11 bottle.
Thousands of fH ml I hi I hrniiKhoiil
I hp country are never without Hvrup
1'i'imiii in to hmi', iiiihuiic them Sin.
CQUNG1L REFUSES
(( intiiiui'il frum rage llw.)
nnil llii"l Thirp nu hiiIiiiip
na
thp npw iimyi.r i-ti I lii! tli rnun"!'
to
milnr, Hnninitii ihk Hint tho r- Ku'ur
oriliT of IniMln' wi would lip ilix.'naail
uuh. TIip roll una I'nlli il l.y fl tu
lliik'h' a. it Til A lili rtiiiiti Hkmnpr -I'll-m
1 m t ly riotninatpil HIpvp 11 C.ipti
to In' ri mili'iit of thr coiini ll. 1h
li i t I. hi of Mr. i'opii aiih uimnimoua.
M WOH K Ml SS.i: H
nr.Ait iiv tut-: n.i.HK
Mayor ItoulrlKht Hi on nnnoiinrpil
that hi' hail pn pari il a wt.ili inrnt to
tin1 rotmrll and the ppople which
would lie read hy t'Hy t'lprk Hugh' a.
The reading wua frpiipnlly Inter
rnpti'd hy epplmiap, and at Ita ron
t'liiHlon Hip crowd cuvn Mayor Hunt
rifcht a di'inonxtraHon.
I'MITIUNS I'ltlM NTI l ON'
ciiiK.F ok i-oi.h i: Arroivmi.xT
Mayor HontrlKht aiinoiini i d that
hp would proceed to rioinlnutn men
lor HPpotnHto p. .nil I. .lii, unking the
council o. vol on thctr ' contirma
tloll hy hillnl. City Clerk MiiKhca
primnliil u petition nlgtipil hy a large
ninttticr of hiiaitipna men asking for
the retention of Thoinaa MrMillln an
hief of iiollee. Tim petition act
forth Mi.MUIin'a Uallf icatlona, ex
lieriein e lill'l aatlnfai ti.ry cr lee.
The mayor nuked If there were any
further pi lllii, iih. liml Allorney Har
old I'leri'e diiinpi'd on the clerk a
Oi ok un.) iirinful of them, im liuiing
I'll 1 1 1 . li h frmn piii h v-arii, tn.in Imni
iii'na men nml nhup eitiplnv-ei'-i. I'pon
rciupHtH from the liuili' liie the peti
tion from the liUKitiei.n men wan read,
w ith the natiiea. The iiumea Im lud
ed n niiinliir of men In InmltiPHM hut
morn who ure nut In I'K'i'ar lines
of hunmenH.
At the coni lulon of the reading
the mayor nominated lieorne II.
ThutiiHn. a npia lal uffii i-r of tho
Fant.i -u r.illroad, to he chief of po
lice. The vote rmnltiil four for cmi
finnutli.n mid four utialnat. Th1'
in.iior unked the city uitoriiey If In
U lie Vote on cotlf.ritintli.tlM. Hie
m.ivor had a right to cunt the il' -t'ldtiiif
vote. The lily attorii4y read
Hie ordinance mid referred to the
elate niututp nhii h siati'a appclf icnlly
that on appulnttiipnta ronfirtnaHon
hall he hy a majority of the mem
lura of the ci.lin.il eleitiil, thus
taking away the dcelding voir frmn
the lua .r In ,mf Irniul i,.n niatd rn.
At'oriiey John W. Wllm.n wan ankej
lor hia opinion t.y the mayor, and
Mated that tha matter had never
Iwen tinted In court.
The mayor (lid not prenn the Uch
l."U, hut iontiiiued tu tho Hum ma
Ii.iii of C. K. llnuiM to , u,-,n,i.laiit
i li ii -f of piiliie. The council nfuued
to i out am l.y u vole of I to S.
The rna.Mir then tn.iiilii.iii d T. t
M'Hiudilen fur ei reel commiKnloiicr,
to amend Maitin Ticiiip)'. TIub
inn i i i no t inn the council rcfuacii lo
until tu hy a vols of to 2.
The mayor's nomination of J. Ti.
KiniKuns to he hulldlng limpcctor
wm withdrawn hy him, afier his a'
ti nl mil had been callid to the or
d i.uiu p placing the him. Hug limpec
lion under tha city ig'nccr.
Nil further apiiuiiitiiu nis wera
pi.,p..n. d liy tha n,or lust nlglit. al
th.iuith it la generally tiiiiiiratood
l FLXUNG ISASENSE
FEELING PAIN NONSENSE VVl
If' I Wkaa we Aasl Kassaia TsUu will asae ear Ptm Dmtkb. "--j 'ii
I i 1 lut HavdackM. NeMraisM mm4 the luu l.m IMU tvaw. I 1 1
J jj Aah aVwasart fee A K Tskkrta. lie will tmU ran aae aaaattity. M 1 1
I CI 10 tiai sianfc ae am.. M pi I
t k
W M. IMM H.I, TU Mlt
W. A Tan.r. 717 I. In. In Ave.. He
li.lt, ik. Hlip ban (Up children and
iip Dr. fuldwpH'a Hyrup IvpHn t
nil i.r i in in nrpiipil. 1 .11 tli. vviiiuii t
um.. tu t ry h.ilf thr night With i tamps
mnl pun. Inn mi. i. being K.u n Swim
l'cp..ii hi- doc, mi tin lunger. Thp iimi
nl ihm ii'ini'iU will tp.i.-h you In avoid
i ii I hut t icm. e.iitn, iut Kit 1 i im it tul phyt
ic SCIIf-rally HH lhe ill!' entirely tun
liarnh. Hirup l'cp"ln cures k rul tifi 1 1 y,
hut tin cure In t nmfortaWp, safe and
permanent.
Families wi-dnng u try a free sam
ple hottif i-iitt nliiiiiti It n mi .n lil by
uil,lri'i.iii lr W. II. Ciii.lwill. 4IH
WuMiiiitftnti St , M..HII. i ll.i, III. A
1'imliil iwl with your imnic u'ul ml
ilipsn mi l mil riu
that hi' hud Inii'iiili'il tu appoint
J.ihn V W ilHi.n an city Hlturni'V, and
I ir. M K. Wyldi-r iih cllv phyairlnn.
I'i'IiIioiih niKiK'l i-M-ry phyniclnn
in Alhiiiii'iiiip Iiiim- liPi n fllid. In j
txh.jr of thp rptpiitmn of Thomut
Mori in hi. ult h of flier.
Tin: coi nciIj oMnrri:r.s
iih tmi-: m:t two vk.k
Mayor lloatright then handed his
list of council committeea to Clark
Hughe to he read There waa
laiiidiler when It wan diacovered thnt
Alderman Kklnmr had drawn the
chairmannhlp of the grievance com
mit lee, and that the muyor had In
ndvertanlly placed hln name on tha
(in in it ti-ii twice. Tha committeea
are an follows:
Finance - Bchcer, Grunsfcld and
(Jihium.
Hpwer Orunnfeld, Hammond and
Coi'n.
Ktrot
Hunt.
I'ollce
liilhert.
Oilliert. Gibson and Dr.
Scheur, Hammond and
Fire
t'oen, Grunafcld and Hum-
lllullil.
Water Ir. Jluat, Glbnnn and
Skin tu r.
Hi ip va m o Hkinuer, Oilliert and
Cue li.
Hull. ling, Light ami Fuel llam
tiii.iuL Hchpi-r anil Tir. Hunt.
Knglnncring (iibnon, H heer and
lliimmuml.
ordinunce Hklnner, Orunnfeld and
Oilliert.
The city clerk waa ordered to ad
vertiae fur Lull fur the UMiial city
l unirart work and the new conn II
adjourned, nuhject to tha call of the
nuior. .Mayor lluatrighl auggert In
that the i until il ahould hold fie
qui nt meptliiKS for a abort time un
til all had bciomo familiar wtinllitir
new dutiea.
To
Finish Citu
Hall $20,000
Is Needed
Municipality Saves Between
$15,000 and $20,000 by Do
ing Construction Itself; To
tal Cost $50,000.
It will reiiiite about IJ'i.H'Mi more
to comple(u Hip city hall, on who'll
fJH.UUU has ali'p.iily been expended
There is Mill left In (he fund t-!,4uij,
which will be infill li-nt tu tluluh the
exterior of tho building.
These fact wera laid befure the rltjr
hall conimittpe of the Hellers admin
Ihi r it 1 1 1 tt at Its lant scto-ion yuaterday
in the ollua of City Fngineer James
N. Gladding. They wera jiart tlf tha
cnmiecr s report.
Where to get the I'd, 000 without
the expense and delay of an election
la one of the problems fuclng the new
Mcl in i rilm ration. Mayor Hellers lint
arrangi d to secure loans to the city
on "mural aecurlty" from private
Suiinen, but It la not known whether
thorp sainu sources would be avaUlil
to the preaent admlnlatratlon.
Cumi'ailaun of a bid received from
a com melius firm and the figures nn
the cunatruitlon ao far illdlcalea that
theciiy will between 1 1 a.Ouo ni
l:o.iiMi throimli Hip plun of ,ullinl
the strnctur up Itself.
News and Gossip of
The New Mexico Range I
M..i kiln n In Dip Apin hp fiiitlnlisl
fniixt. Arui.nii. Ii.ivp iiKlily intnturai
uiiili r I'd wilt, cm losing u IuIhI of 'il.
Uii il iiiina.
Jnlin Kti hi nvrny of Kurt Hiimripr
rrinit Hip ritiiKu In nrnu iinilltiun In
Hint mill. hi .f I hi- num. II" will
Ih Dili I .ill li iip.ir Hip nlil Kilva
im p mi thp I'l'i im rHrr mnl lunkii (or
i nu ut cpiiI t ru l.
W. II. lluniir hug rrliirnpil to FiM
KiiiiiihT frum Hie Kutumla vnlliy
whom In' him inirchHWd pvr,il hun
ilrpil hpiid of ratlin for ili'llvpry il
Y.iimlin iii'i?pn th first anil nth of
May.
Ir. C U Ilpnny him purrhnnpil
flno fPBltprpil I'prrhrrtin alHlllun,
frum I'lilormli, lirpniprn, at a mat l
I.I.MlO, ahtrh hp nil) nland at il
Plui-B iipnr Mmwpll, ('nllan ciiunty.
Thp hortp la one rf thp brat eypr
hrmiKlit Into Ni w Mn'm.
TIip fmlnlno County C'attlr ilrow
in' .iinc.latliili liplil a iiipi'titiK r
ti ul.iy nt W'Ullania ut w likh thf ,i nci
Ihk li'iixi laws Aire tli auhjrrt ot
iliNi-iiiiiiiiin,
TIip Apache rounty, Arim.ua. KtocK
(initAi-ra' naaorluiinn al"i nu-t Monday
at Fiiriiinprvlllp, fr thp inirpomi ot
disiUKKlnn and iiaMHtiK ri'tiolutloii on
the lp.i lawa An rxprtillxp and un
ii.hiniiv cnmtn IK'p antra tlpotpd.
The Union Itpportpr a.iya that 1"
(am or lle ntock wore di'livfrid nt
Kifti. h, Colfux rounty during the puxi
week.
Vplnohe ahlpped two ira of fine
ntnra from Itaton Wednrad.iy even-
In,,, to the Kansas City market.
Frank Campbell anil son of Snow
rtakp, Will Adams of Khowlow an I
Charles I'eetla of Whipriver galher-1
in llolbrook. Arixona lant week and
are umlermood tu bu negutiating a
lug cuttle deal.
The Wllloughbj Grocery company
at Venn received two cars of high
grade tattle at Yeno last week which
they will sell to farmers in lhae see
lion. Lnn Arnold who has a ranch near
rorlulen. lant week bought fifty heart
of high grade Durham cows from O.
M. Williamson of the Pnrtalcs Hank
and Trust cotnjiany at IHI a head. He
will run the cowa on hla feeding
farm. Ho also bought one hundred
head of yearling stears which ha will
put on pantura.
Tha hail aiorm of a week ago
Thursduy night mulcted uim.-ge to
the amount of S 1 ,000 to the Angora
goat herd belonging to Charloa Gram,
mar of Carlahad. The herd waa near
Walnut draw, thirty mllea southwest
of Carlsbad. Artcnla News.
There waa a heavy full of snow
in all the mountains In ihls vicinity
Friday night, running from one hu f,
Inch to Is inches In depth. This will
uiiiloiiblcdly put the range In an ex-!
-client condition and will be worn ,
many dullara to siocanoiuers in una
vicinity Carrixoxo News.
Local stockmen ,rs doing prelim
inary work preparatory to the gen
eral round-up which commencea M ty
1. Delivery will ha made May IMh.
Thpy are getting 110. S3S and 40.
Itillnhoro Advocate,
W. If. Iwind has leased tho F.. A.
Tweet ranch. near Ulcardo, and will
Well Known QTlastaff Mer
chant and Grower Tells the
Kansas City Stockyards Tale
of Prosperity.
"The lamb crop this spring waa
exceptionally largp. and with fuvur
able range conditions, the new-horn
animals were saved and are nil doing
well," said W. Habblt of FlukMaff,
Aroiona, to a Irovers Telegram rep
resentative In Kaunas City Monday.
Mr. iiabbltt la a member of thr. ranch
firm of Habblt Hrus . big operators
in both aheep and rattle. Mr Hab
it. it then explained that lambing IB
,thiil country occurred earlier than In
any other mountain range district in
the went Florkmaaters hi 'nsj all
ilie.r sheep down In the fall and h ild
them In the deserts until aftir lamb-
ling
"A considerable amount of wool
inns been Bold." added Mr. Rnbhltt.
I "A nd the range of prices la Just a
I little higher than last year, which la
appreciated by aheep owncra. who
j hud anticipated a lower market. Tha
i prospects for good mountain range
I feed la favorable, to w hen the flocks
In tiai k In the mountains they will
,lip In good condition, and fare well
on the government reserveg.
"Ho far as cattle are concerned,
jthcy are doing well, and we look for
a good season. In that country wa
( never sell young cattle, but hold them
.until they are at l'"l three years
ji.lil. The calf crop waa large, and
I branding will lake place next month.
There aeems lo be a strong demand
for steers this spring Many have
gone lo the I'acifw coast, and a large
number lo the Imperial valley in
Hoot hern California. At the latter
pluce they are fattened nn alfalfa for
I titcherlng purpose. Many Mexican
rattle have been imported, tut an
IZCi LIB CROP
LARGEST Oil
RECORD
.itt a k.iihI almli'
It. whl. h ho I .
hia Tul.iroaa, ran.
hull
hi n aj
h of ratlin un
tu bring frum
H. A. Komp mnl lfp, of Kinfuirla,
Kanmia, Kpro In l-'kin nnil during tn
pant pk, Mr Ki nip him purrhnni'rt
Hip I). K. Mi'i iiuinKill rami), viaht
iniU'a writ of town. The ranrh con
amta of 2lt arrm with linprnvpinciun,
i'tid Mr. Kinifi will atork II with rat
tle. Up liaa rnipluvcd W. K. Mcllon
nx i II to run a I n on Hie ramh until
fall. U. U. Miil 'ii iaill. hn liven in
Uikruood, han nut r fully ilpi'liU'd
what he will do, but tho many rrixndn
or thp family hope hn will remain
lit re. jkp wood I'lcigreaa.
Tom Morris, .t well known ahcep-
man from tluvtnn. Texas, who recently
hrouitht hla stock from that locality
ii. Melroae and inm hla lot In New
Mexico, In len"ed with th" change
made and Is Yen el'tllillntic regarding
he future ouilook for the stock buai
nexn. Mr. Murri- was at Melrone for
feed last week rrom his feeding
grounda II mllm south of Veso.
Tlirre was a p ullar case before
Judgo McGrath lant Saturday. Tha
MallNlleld CkHIp coiiipany waa charg
ed with shipping cuttle out of the
state without being mspeciea. I ne
M.malield cattle range alona; the
state line, and feed In both states. A
bunch waa gathered and shipped from
Sun Simon to r.ilituriila. A com
plaint was made to the cattle Inspec
tor, and he bro-ight the case before
Judge Moiiratli. Tli.ro was no deny
ing the fact of Hie shlpmi'nt. Hwlng
tu the circumstances JudBe Mcilratn
Imposed a minimum line, flQU.
L-ordniiurg Liberal.
The Ft. Humnar llevlew nays: Tues
day a Jersey cow belonging to Mr.
Kurt was atanditig on the Hunta He
truck In front ' the depot, plucldlv
chewing a small .ml and perhaon
il.o dreaming of green graaa and n
wobbly-legged ialf, w hpn a fast
frpiiiht came bowling along and .he
tin. scene shifted to a depot pluiform
littered with dead cow. Hut auch Is
cow life here today, tomorrow the
section gang eala beef, Kdgsr Love
lac la also short a two-year-old
heifer and a burro. tloth animals
collided with locomotlvea.
T. E. rollock purchased the ol I
Livcrmora ranch "f Mra. Jesse C.regj
this week and will endeavor to mukc
an Meal country residence of this
place. Aa aoon aa poaible he will
have a half mile track laid out for
private training purposes for his siring
of fast colts, together with a siring
of bog alalia for their accommodation.
Aside from this Mr. Pollock will have
a collection of high bred stock on the
place with a view showing wh-it
northern Arlwaaa can do In the way ot
high clans ranching. Flagstaff Sun.
George Morse, the sheepman, ra
mmed the Mrnt of the week from th"
P.ilt Hlver valley, where he hue heen
looking after his flocks, tuning his
absence he looked after the shearing
and reports good results. His bands
sheared an average of ( 1-4 pounds
to the fleece and It waa only a t"
motiths' gronth at that. The total
.lip amounted to a little over 42.HI
pounds, und Mr. Morse Is well pleased
with the outlook for the llockmaster
thin season. He Is now located at Kin
ranch ill this section. Hnowllake Her
ald Three tar loads of wool
shipped by A. Vanderwert from llol
brook Wednesday morning lo lloston.
The shipment consisted of the Can
delarla clip from Concho.
Increase of l"i per head
on the Mexican aide has
on the traffic."
In the duty
put a chick
The TucM.n I'rogress aaya: Tha
sale of thp oracle sheep ranch, one
of the bent equipped and oldeat
ranches In southern Arixona to J. C
Jamison of Wlnslow. was announced
this week by Charles II Haylese
and his brother. 3. 8. Hayless. Mr.
Jamison has taken Immediate pos
session. The aale Included SOU
sheep. The consideration waa not
made public but the deal waa cm
of the Inrgeat made In recent years
in the sheep business In this section
of the stole.
COLFAX COMITY
STOCK IUCH IS
Farmers' Development Com
pany Making Great Success
Wih Cattle and Sheep Near
Springer.
Hpringer. X. M, April 21. The
Farmers' Development company re
cently purchased 450 head of fine
grade rattle from the Panhandle of
Texaa. The cattle were brought to
the Ml. !ra range, where the rraaa
la reported to be excellent. The new
ature building of this large company
la rompleted and the merchandise Is
lieing moved Into the new quarter
This new large building enshler them
to carry a larger and choicer stock
or merchandise which the trade of
the Mt. lora country demanda
H. C. Abbott, the manager of the
sheep and rattle I n bureaus for the De
velopment company, was In Hpringer
the other day and reported the lO.nOO
head of sheep that the company runs
lo be In splendid condition, nolwith
nisndlng the hard winter. While the
sheep were run on open range they
were fed during the cold winter
months nn corn, which put them In
floe condition and asaarvg a large
FL0UI1ISIIIIIG
TODAY'S LIVE NEWS
OF SUNSHINE STATE
SUPREME COURT
li
is
Decides that Uuder Common
' law Woman Is Entitled to
Hold a Strictly Ministerial
Position.
ENDS LONG FIGHT FOR
STATE LIBRARY JOB
(Special lliiatcli li livening Ilcralil.)
Hanlu Fe. N. M , April il I . Tim
state supreme court lust nlsht hand
ed down a decision n favor of Mr.
Armijo, the state librarian. In whin
the court finds in favor of .Mis. Ar
mijo In the long light to oust her
from the otti. e of slate librarian.
I Hiring the session of thp last leg
islature Hovernor McDonald appoint
ed V. T. Thornton, former governor
of the stale lo be slate librarian, hu:
the confirmation was refused by the
senate, leaving Mrs. Armijo in pos
sesBlon of the olhce. A nun warranto
proceeding waa hrouaht hy Mr.
Thornton to oust her from the posi
tion, the action being baaed on tile
contention that a woman has no right
hy law to hold ulll, in this slate ex
cept as specified by legislative en
actment. This contention the supreme court
has overruled, giving an lis opinion
thai under the common law a woman
may hold a purely ministerial posi
tion, of w hich nut tire the court fin I"
the state librarian's position to ti
The effect of the decision is to lean
Mrs. Armijo In undisputed possession
of the ofTJce.
sYs rw mf.xico rw
I I ItMMI TWO MOItK KF.;!MKTS
Authorities In the adjutant genernl's
office today staled that If an emer
gency (hould arlae two additional reg
iments of Infantry could be recruited
In New Mexico almost Immediately
and plated on a war footing.
POULTRY RAISERS
WILL GATHER AT
COMMERCIAL CLUB
The AlliiiiUeriiie Poultry associa
tion will meet Thursday night at the
Commercial club nt o'cu-ck. Th
second annual poultry show to be
held next winter will bp among the
several important matter to come
before the meeting.
Subjects af general Interest lo all
poultry ralspin w ill be din tinned
Kverybody Interested in the subject
Is urgpil to attend the meeting
lamb and wool crop. The company be.
lleve In feeding range stuff through
the cold season and Ihls year's pros
pects both III wool and lambn will
bear out their practice of feeding
throughout the winter months.
mm tells
STORY OF CHECK
W. B. Slaughter, Pressed for
Paper and Anxious to Hake
a Deal, Wrote Check on a
Shingle. iUlZl
(Washington Post )
"In Oklahoma City a few nights
ago 1 attended an Interesting ha li
nnet," said III. bard Deiiiaftcnrcld of
Huchiinan, N. M . at the Willard Mr.
Iielilallenreld is a stockman of the
southwest country, and one of tho
veterans of that section.
"This liaii'iuct waa given on the oc
casion of the retirement of W. II.
Hlaughter, president of the rioiith
western Ktiwkinen's association," con
tinued Mr. Iieiiraftcnreld. "There
were four mem hers of the Hlaughter
family present, all of them well
known In that country. There are
more Hlaughtera there but only four
of them were at the dinner.
"More than twenty yeara ago Mr.
Slaughter said hi brother Tpter waa
negotiating the purchase of a laige
number of rattle that hud been driven
up from Mexico and the southern purl
of Texaa. The deal waa made with
a Mr. Crowley, now an official of the
Knck Island, and who wua present
at the dinner. When II came to pay
ing for the rattle Hlaughter found
that he had not enough money in
caah. nor had he a check, ao he pulled
a shingle from the roof of a dugout
and wrote a check on It for the
amount of the purchase. It was duly
paid. Now, after many yeara. Mr.
Hlaughter declares that he will give
any reasonable sum ut money for tha
return of th canceled check, hut Mr.
Crowley, who received It. could not
lel what hud become of It.
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Hpeclallst In
Fye, Kar, Ninsn ami Throat.
Capital City Hank Hulldlng.
Phone H-J. Pan la Fe, N.
I Ale f-am fto rope.
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tenke lo pmlmmen.
Im$ Vegtag e a ,Nw Meg,
DECIDES
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Rights
Good in
New Mexico
State Supreme Court in Dona
Ana County Water Case Up
holds the Colorado Doctrine
of Appropriation.
Hy laet Wire F.vcnlng Herald. 1
Hantrt Fe. X. M. Aptil 21.
"The Colorado doctrine" of
prior water rights obtains In
Xew Mexico as a result of cits-
4) torn, accortlii.g to the slate an- 4
supreme coiiil. whlih today sent
hack tu Hip district court for
I 'una Ana county for rehearing
an Important action for adjudl-
cation of the water rlKhts of 0
some seven thousand claimants
4 under the Klephutit Huttp pro-
Jed in advance of Its comple-
Hon.
ALAM0G0RD0 MAKES
PLANS FOR BIG
OTERO COUNTY FAIR
Alamug.irdo. X. M . April l! -The
matter of a county fair was Inform
ally discussed by the members of the
Alamogordo Commercial club. tt
wa the g. in nil opinion that a fair
organisation could be readily effect
ed anil with stifl'lcieit funds behind
It to make Hip proposition a f". 'n
the matter of exhibits II In thought
that this section could make a
splendid showing In almost every
line of resources.
The club also dint iinm-iI the hold
ing of a Fourth of July relebratlon
similar to the one held last year.
Them- matters will he taken up at the
next meeting of the club and sums.
thing definite done tn the way of
arrangement. The club extended an
invitation to Governor Mclmnald to
visit Alamogordo at a tune to suit
hia convenience. The governor being
now in the southern part of the
state It la hoped he will accept the
Prior
Holds
Ill OE MINUTE! CLOGGED NOSTRILS
OPEN COLDS HUD CATARRH VANISH
Mow Nasty IllM-liargc, dears Muffed
H'-ad. Il'tils InnaiiMil Air lawal'
ami Vuu Hn-atlM- yHy.
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"Kly'e Cream Halm "
a small bottle anyway,
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-Apply a little In thp nostrils
:wi 1 1 Instantly your clogged nose nil
slopped up air passages of thp head
will open, inn will breathe fieel ;
dullness and headai hes will dia.ipe r.
Hy morning' the catarrh, cold-ln-he i I
or catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
Km! mull mineiy now! Hct th'J
small bottle of "Ely Cream Halm '
at any drug store. This sweet, flag
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SERVICE AND SOLIDITY
The Banking Requisites
T
I HE satisfactory
can be of real benefit to business pub.
lie is that which, while assuring absolute se
curity, is prepared to give ezpert and courteous
service not only to depositors but to the public
generally.
The success of the STATE NATIONAL BANS
has been' built upon this winning combination of
Service and Solidity.
Tour account is solicited.
State National Bank
OF ALBUaTJEHQTTE, N. IL
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SMOTHERING SPELLS
Sour Stomach, Heart Burn
In onto bar,
1910, we recelred
a letter from
Mrs, Hull, from
which we make
the following ex
tracts: "About twelve
years ago my
health began to
fall. I couldn't
eat anything
without suffering
for It. I bad
heart bum, , .ur mJ, JAMES A. HALL,
TT!1-' J?!il saJN.lsCtt,.
laiiwii ...w Huaeav
heart, smother
ing spells, palna In my aide ana
buck. In fact. I Buffered all over,
and a cough almost Ilka consump
tion. Ductore foiled to rellmre mo;
In fact, they didn't seem to know
what ailed me. 1 continued to .grow
worse until I waa able to alt up mly
a rart of the time. I had almost loat
all hopea of ever being any better.
"Hut one day soma one threw aomn
books In at my door. 1 read them
and found them to be Pertina books.
"They doacrlbod my feeling ao truly
I gent at once and got a bottle and
began taking; It. You pronounced
my ailment eyetemlo catarrh, and
gave me some advice.
"When I hud taken two and one
lialf bottlea I began to eat without
un"crlng I continued to Improve.
"When I had taken eight 1 was like
a new pereon. That waa nine ycaxa
ago.
"I think Tenina the greatest fam
ily remedy there l. for ao many ail
ments are due to catarrhal trouble. I
would advise any one afflicted with
catarrh to ta'te Peruna and 1 am euro
It will leave"
In the nevlaed "Ilia of Life" w
have many almllar testimonials which
should Intereit alck people every
where. Bent free by the Pe.-una, Co..
folumhug, Ohio.
People whe object, e liquid inedl
,inea ean now obtain Peruna Tableta.
Invitation before returning o Kant a,
Fe
The teachers of n'ern county will
meet h"re Friday lor a two days' In
Mat lite. A splendid program has
been arranged, features if which will
be addresses by Htate Superintendent
Alvim N. While of Hunte Fe; Dr.
Frank II II. Huberts, president of
the Fast Imk Vegas Normal uiilvei
nty; I ir D. It. Hod. president of tho
Slate university at Albunucruuo and
others.
Farmers. mechanics. railroaders,,
laborers, rely on Dr. Thomas' FcU"'
tlc nil. Fine for cuts, burns, bruises.
Should be kept In every home, i'.'.e
and inc.
rant balm dissolves by the beat of
the. not.! riln, penetrates and heals the
Inflamed, swollen memlnane which
lines the niw. hind and throat;
clears the air passant stops nasty
dischargpe and a f.pllng of cleatiniiiK,
soothing relief comes Immediate!..
Don't lay aw ake to HIMtit r ruguli'i
for breath, with head St lifted; nos
trils tinned, hawking anil hlowMtg.
Catarrh nr a cold, with i rutin. n
none, foul minium .Iropptmt Into the
throat, and raw dnnenn is dint ressuin
but truly npcdles.
Hut your faith Just o. ice in F.lC.i
Cream Halm'" and your cold or ca
tarrh will aurely disappear.
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