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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26
Intended star Party.

Rugby optirlist Mondav evening
the Eastern Star CAV a farewell par
" for Mrs. Ely and Mrs, Rigel"w.
Mrs. Warren. W. c, M~oClinturk. Mrs.
Cushon and Miss Cora Erickson, all
of whom will leave Rugby shortly.
some 70 make their homes porma-
nently elsewhere and some IN be all
sent the school season only. Among
hose present from out Of town We're
Miss Coger of Grand Forks, Mrs.
Void Of Minneapolis. Mrs. Chapman
Of Grand Forks. Miss MIDI olson of
Benson, Mimi. Miss Genevi"ve Well
If Eureka. Mont.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26
Dance Was a Success

Thc first dancing party .,lyen EN
The Grand Forks Golf club a. the Lin
DIN park club house Saturday even
ing was a splendid success and III"
oastime WIS thoroughly enjoyed hy'
h large company that attended.
Several IF th" visiting girls and la
lies wer. numbered aI1ong the
.uests and tho hands of the clock
reared thu hour of MldniGht before
he pleasure am To a close.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26
Nomc With Her Mother.

Mrs. Robert Moore ot North Third
-treet who has f.cn spending some
"eeks at her old home in Marengo,
ILL.,. has returned homo accompanied
" her aged mother. Mrs. John BOYLE,
a'ho will make her future homo here.
Mrs. Boyle stood the trip Well for one
ot her years and is quite delighted
With her first impressions of Grand
Forks and North Dakota. While away
Mrs Moore visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Moore at Sterling Ill. and with
her mother also stopped in Chicago
and st. Paul for short visits.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26
IN THE SOCIAL WHIRI.
Dream Roads of the Season.

When apple orchards whiten.
And hearts begin to tighten.
And all the world is putting on
The mirth of merry May;
Then lightly I'd be going
Where silver horns are blowing
With Robin Hood and Little John,
In forests far away.
And when the Summer follows,
In folding hills and hollows
In peaceful fullness of a reign
secure from Fortunes frown;
Then through the dreaming weather
] fain would ride together
With pilgrims in a merry train
To Canterbury w
Or when the Winters blasting
h world with cold. and casting
His slittering gems on barren trees
To grace his snowy court:
Then would / brave his buster.
And With the vikings muster
10 batter through the roaring seas
And find j southern port.
l5ut when the world is mellow
in .Autumn's red and yellow
y quiet glory. gentle sad
That ever il must fail.
Then pure Of heart and loWly,
In y n new blessed holy,
With Launcelot and Cialahad
III seek the Holy Grail.
by Gordon V. Eirruth.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26
Minot Residents Here,

Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Dietz and
children of Minot who have been en-
loving the summer months at Lake
h"mldji where they have had the
Nnth cottage came in last evening
ana are guests here today.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26

Miss lAottle Griffin of the faculty Of
the Union Commercial college who has
nten enjoying d months outing with
friends ut Maple AXE returned to the
city last evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26
Miss Lowe is Home.

Miss Enid Lowe who has been away
l"r ~" months Reached home Satur-
day evening. Miss Lowe has been Wis
ltins at Lake City, Mimi. as the guest
or Nor aunt. Miss Julia Calman. and
WIN Miss NNIma Mccormick
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26
Lett for the East.

+. w. Wilder of Geneseo. y. Y, and
hi; daughter. Miss Marjorie. who have
been visiting here for some time have
left for the east and stopped for a day
IN Fargo as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
III. Wilder. They also planned to visit
at Lar" Minn"tonka cnroute.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26
Mis- skinner i'm Snokauc.

Miss Gertrude skinner. who has
been enjoying the umnler months in
thc west. spending a great deal of her
tim" in Portland and other points in
Oregon, is now in Spokane where she
formerly resided. Miss Skinner plans
to reach home just in time for the
opening of school,.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26
VIII Attcnn NA..llinm

Mr.: Lester T. Wea,horwax of
Charles Civ, Iowa. who haS been a
delightful guest II the home of her
Parents, MIR and Mrs. Henry Hancock
Of North Sixth street for the past few
weeks Will conclude, her visit this
evening. Mrs. WeathcrWaN had plan
nod =" rom2in Sornn time longer and
Mr.. We1thrrWaN Would have joined
h'r tn" latter part of tho month but
in order IN attend the wedding Of her
husbands brother NJ Battle Greek.
Iowa, on Tuesday. September Ia, she
l. leaving for Charles City tonight.
Thomas WoatherwaN who was best
man for his brother, Lester, when he
vas welded here last December is to
leave the ranks Of ~hachclorhood this
lime Miss Garnet Robertson of BAT
lie Creek is to he his bride. The we'd
ding will tax place nj the homo of
th' brides parents and both Mr. and
Mrs. Lester W~catllerwaN will he
among the guests. Thomas Weather.
wax is also connected With the Red
path Lv"eum bureau as a member of
tn" male quartct and will take his
bride, To Charles city W reside.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26
= . . .
= SOME RECIPE.

Fol- chocolate filling, make a Gus
tard with one pint of milk. one table,
spoonful of butter. two eggs we'll beat
en- with one cup of sugar. two tea
spoons of cornstarch. and two table,
sroonfuls of grated chocolate.
The date. With its rich. Oriental IA
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26

The regular meeting of Maple Leaf
Rche>ah lodge will be held at the Odd
Fellows hall Tuesday evening at s
o'clock All members are urged to at
fond
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26
Will Celebrate Anniversary.

Mlnnt Optic \ big reunion for
lal3 when the local high school Will
celebrate the tenth anniversary of The
first commencement. is being planned
ny he Alumni ASSOCIATION. and at a
meeting held Saturday night. extensive
plans We're made for q real live asso-
citation reunion for next June. h
meeting is the first one tina has been
held in midsummer for several wears.
but So many Of the members are away
At college. and out of the city during
the winter. that the meeting was plan
ned 50 they might have a voice in the
plans that ar" being made. An ef-
fort will he made to have every mem
her Of the association, i23 in number,
here. n the Festivities which will in
clude a banquet. reception and ball.
will be held lat. nnugh i'll Jun to
permit an of the college students 70
get here in time. An effort Will b."
made by til" committees that ar" To he
appointed by President TAYLOR Thomp-
son. 10 get IN touch with each mem-
beg Of the t"u Classes, and in addition
10 tho big association reunion there
VIII u" th" smaller class reunions
When FIRST talked of, 1914 WAS th" date
set, bur the members decided that next
yaAr being tn" tenth anniversary.
would h. much more timely. so plans
Will he made a"c"rdinglN.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26
Evening Sunner Party

Mrs. f. II. Mccoy entertained with
an informal party last evening at her
Reeves avenue home and her company
hImoered both ladies and gentlemen.
Mrs. j. l.. Robertson of Minnea poll,
vas the guest OF honor and covers
We're placed for fifteen guests. Mrs.
Robertson who has been receiving SO
many pretty social honors during her
visit in the city expec to leave Wed
n,esday morning for Winnipeg where
she viii visit Mr.. and Mrs. Geors,
ROBERTSON. Mr.. Robertson Will iojn
ms VIE for this trip and they will
be accompanied by their two children.
Miss Louise and Master Dana.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26
Out of Town Brides.
Or. Walter Hubert

Dr. Walter hubert Dahl of Fargo
who graduated fro mtha Philadelphia
Dental college last Year vas married a
few Years ago in New York Cifv To
Miss Helen elaine Moore. a prominent
Philadelphia young woman whom he
met just a few DAYS before his gradual
ton. The wedding WAS snlemnizcd
without the knowledge of the brides
parents. Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas Moore.
and IN. News came to them as a great
surprise. However they have sent out
the announcement cards and Dr.. Dahl
and his bird" after spending a few
davs in Atlantic City are on their way
10 Fargo nv way Of the Great Lakes.
Miss Alice Armstrong of Classton
who has attended school in this city
and is VERY we'll known mo the
young people will be married at her
home September ii To Lewis W. Kan
nenberg of Renvllle. MINI. Or. j G.
Moore of this city will perform the
is a graduate of the local high school
and Mr.. kennenherg is cashier of the
FIRST National bank at Renville,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Cowl"s of Ra-
leigh, this state. have announced the
engagement OF their dAu@htar, Hazel
barrow, To Theodore Malm of Toron-
10. Can. The marriage will take
place in September. The Cowlcs are
former residents of Minneapolis.
Miss Ruby MAY Rood, daughter ot
Rev. and Mrs. J. s. Rood Of Hebron,
vas married Saturday evening tc John
Crowley. also of that vicinity. the
brides father performing the cere-
mony. The wedding WAS a simple
home affair and the couple will re-
side on the sroom's large ranch.
Harry Jennings. a former Dickinson
boy who is now located at Missoula
Mont. with the Northern Pacific rail
road. was married AT Fort Wayne
Ind. to Miss I.amberta Majers of that
was connected with the Offices Of the
same company at Glendive for some
years.
Miss Gertrude Nelson and Angus
Gillespie of Grafton were married a
few days e in Winnipeg and will
make Grafton their future home. Both
young people are we'll known.
Miss Mary Guffer Of Minneapolis
and C.. A B~lankenhorn. cashier of the
Northwestern Telephone exchange a,
Fargo We're married in the latter cit,
Saturday morning. Father Egan per.
forming the ceremony at ST. Mary's
cathedral. The groom is n forme,
resident of Minneapolis but is now 10.
Gated in Fargo where he and his bride
will be at home.
Henry Greengard of Williston was
married at Lacrosse, Wis. to Miss
Dora Jacobs. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Simon Jacobs of hat city. last Wed
nesday afternoon, Rev. B. Raymond
officiating. Miss Ruth Greengard OF
Chicago was bridesmaid and David
Jacobs was best man. The couple are
taking a trip over the lakes before
returning to Williston to reside.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26
Six Girls at Rugby.

Six Girls at Rugby.
n teaching staff Of the Rugby CITY.
schools will have six young ladies' vol,
Known in this city. on this wear. most
OF then graduates of the university.
MISS Jennie Mcleod. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. u. a. Mcleod of this CITY.
VIII return after serving two years
mere she vii be accompanied by
her sister. Miss Jessie. who graduated
in June from the university. Miss
Stella Z. Hodgins. another university
graduate, will have the domestic sci
ence course, Miss Stella f. O'Connor
OF st. Thomas will have the fifth
grade. Miss Grace j. Eyford of Penn
Dina Will teach in the primary DEPART
ment n Miss Maude E.. Hanson.
formerly of this city but now of Fargo.
will teach the third grade.
Miss Klingelhoefer TO Wed.
Miss Elsie Wolff has gone to Mil
waukee to be maid Of honor at the
wedding of her cousin, Miss Irene
kl~ingelhoefer, daughter of Mrs. NJ.
Klingelhoefer of that city, who be-
comes a bride on Saturday, September
IA. Miss Klingelhoefer will be well
remembered by the younger set Of this
city as she visited with Misses Clara
and Elsie Wolff here three years ago
and made many friends during her
stay. Mr.. Bryan Brown, a prominent
young man of the same city. is Miss
klingelhoefer's finance and the we'd
ding is to take place at the homo Of
her mother. Mrs. Herman Wolff went
to Milwaukee some weeks ago to be
present at the wedding and Mrs.
Thomas Corrigan and her little son
will leave the early part of the month.
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Society Personals.

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-26

n ST. Paul Political Equality club
elected the following delegates and al
eernates to the Minnesota Woman Suf-
frage convention to be held at the
Minneapolis courthouse September 5
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
PLANS FOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
THURSDAY, AUGUST s

The committee on arrangements
for th" big sunday school basket Pic
mic. Co Dee held az the Schwartlau and
Win grove south OF this city on next
THURSDAY August s.. have perfected
the details and 1t Is q safe proGic
ton that Il large number of the mem.
beers uf tho schools ana friends of the
various kindred church organizations
viii take advantage of the opportun-
ny afforded fur days Dating
The long tircsomo "trip Characteristic
~ events held la tho mountains is
eliminated, short trip ON tho train
being substituted. thus utfordius "a
longer period under tho refreshing
cool shade OF the trees
sports Of various kinds have beet
arranged Tor. consisting OF foot races
jumping contests, sack races. baseball
for young ana old. long ana short. itt.
ana thin. with suitable prizes for th'
winners,
Tickets may be- procured truni
members of the committee. the Off.
GERS or the various schools or az son
West Gold avenue. and should bc see
cured IN advance. as tickets viii not
be ON sale at the railway company
ticket office.
The special train viii leave tho do.
pot at $50 In the morning. rcturniut
about $3.50 .. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
BIG METEOR NOW
OBJECTOF SEARCH
Mysterious Celestial Visitor
Which Terrified Northern
Arizona Believed to Be
Worth Thousands of Dollars

Prescott, Ariz. Aug g. winslow
liolbrook ana country adjacent for "a
radius OF over thirty miles. were
thrown into state of excitement
saturday evening last that bordcrod
close on 90 state of panic when "a
meteor passed over that country and
exploded at height estimated ut
nom 1000 to 1900 feet
~. =. clark. the attorney, who re-
turned from attending court 3t llol-
brook, gave AN interesting account ~
THE phenomenon, II was the strang
est ever Witnessed In that country,
and not alone created excitement. hui
occasiuned many to become $50 alarm.
I'd that a Wild stampede followed.
Mn CLARK states that the meteor
was seen approaching from the
NORTHWEST az about 6.ls o'clock boa
the cvesing. and hon it had reached
q point about seven miles southeast
ct liolbrook and over the little sta-
ton Of Aztec on the santa Fe rail
road II entered rain cloud. when
r. terrific explosion followed. The
dctonation Was felt distinctly at
Conoho, forty miles Co the cast, and
az Pine Dale, fitty miles To the south,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
OCEAN-TO.OC OCEAN
HIGHWAYMEN TO
MEET HERE
Good Roads Boosters of Three
States Will Hold Conven-
tion During State Fair With
New Mexico Association.

Tho Oceau-to-O,cuu HIGHWAY As
ISOLATION. consisting ct the leaders IN
the good roads movement in New
Mexico. Arizona ana California wiz
hold its annual convention ln AlDu-
uucruur on October y. Good Roads
duy al the state Fair arrangements
To- this end now bcing under way.
John s. Mitchell ul tns Angeles is
president Of this organization, ana
Col H. X %. Sellers of this city.
president OF tho fIIr Ig vice president
Tor New Mexico. President a. a..
TWitchcu of the New Mcxlcu Good
Roads Association viii issue call
soon for "a meeting of thr stat" organ.
ization here on the same day. au that
the good roads convention should Dee
the largest ana most important ever
held la the southwest prcsldcut
Twitchrll and COL SELLERS. president
Of the Automobile Association. are
planning personally Co. visit the Good
notd, clubs In santa Pc. Los Vegas.
RorNrll. las cruces. silver CITY
DcminR ana other cities 60 assure a
big representation ON every section
at the gathering here.
The plans for the day is alrcndy
stated include O. spin around the new
twenty mile mesa speedway work "u
his speedway began today with the
stalking out of th, route sud 1ho pil-
Ion Jrug drawn by tho city steam
ROLLER win begin to got 10 its work ot
once.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
SUGGESTS UNITED STATES
MEDIATE IN NICARAGUA.

Panama, Aug. MANNED T. Vel
0squcz the Nl"araguan minister here
today said ne hoped the friendly of
fees of the United States might stop
hlodshod and restore peace Co tho
Nioaraguans.
90 Nicaragua had dismissed Gen.
Luis Mcna from his office as minis
ter Of war ana imprisoned him and
that Meua's son. the military com
mandcr Of Granada. Is In control of
Granada, Nnndaimo and Musayo
where General Meua had stored bis
lots OF war munitions n confirmed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

and in both settlements oocasioncd
alarm AFTER the first explosion %
vast cloud of smoke or yapor arose In
IN, heavens and gradually passed
AWAY Whore the meteor struck the
earth at Aztec the section foreman
and his helpers gathered over goo
pounds of the matrico, tho large 70
fragment Weighing ufr,rn pounds.
The substance recovered is disslmilar
in character tu that ever found 300 tho
country and was foreign 90 mineral
uEy u construction us observed m
miuluR in this country
Az tho poiutYf contact tho sOi was
trpurhrd for over two miles to %
depth of Sis Inches IN many places.
Many scarohrrs tor the mineral hH-'
contained Boo mct,nrH are NOW Boo Oh"
field aud will rudea'or to trace 30 h'
surface conditions. ~ is presumed tu
hy of immense size ana ol several
thousand dollars he value. The raR-
monts found viii boz shipped in the
Smithsonian iustuIu,n at WASHING.
ton Mr. Clurk brought "a small piece
off the meteor with him from il"l
brook aud &c is uu display aJ his off
upr boo the Bank OF Arizona building
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
SULTAN OF MOROCCO
HAS DEEP YEARNING
TO FLY IN AER0PLANE

London July Mu!cy Uafid.
Sultan ct Morocco. ycarns Co ny In am
aoroplunr Seeing the ucroplancs
mancuvor So smoothly In the air at
Rahat he concluded that % was an
ideal mode or locumotion.
where is the captain Of the
birds he asked the astonishcd
General Ditto one morning
General Dittc was partly rcsponf
iblc for tho sultan's desire. lie had
allowed acToplauc sheds 90 bc erect
ed near the sultan's residence and
every morning Mulcy Hard was
awakened by tho noise OF the motors.
Tie was eager 90 see the flying ma
chimes and to touch them ana Gene
raj plttr had to escort him 10 tho
fiyiuR ground
~ want 90 ny in one Of those ma
chimes said the sultan The general
was embarrassed as he had no wish "a
allow the sultan to rfsk his life. lie
soon found an excuse for putting off
tho flight Tie explained 10 the sultan
that the machines which were there
were only for one person. The sui
tan's wish could be satisfied only
when the new machines with o seat
FOR % passenger arrived from France.
The sultan pinned the cross 81 HaiId
ON the coats nf the two officers vhu
had been flylug in his presence,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
Planning to Get Taft, Rooss-
welt, and Woodrow Wilson
to Speak Here During Elk
position Week.
SPLENDID CHANCE TO
TALK TO WHOLE STATE
Fair Will Be Right in Midst
Of Campaign and Chances
for Landing Speakers Are
Excellent.

Backed Dos The argument tnpt u yIl
hc the one DIX chance 70 speak th the
big crowd OF citizens from all parts
of Ncw Mexico. tho management OF
thc state fair BIS now lay ng lts plans
90 have William n tart. Theodore
Roosevelt ana Woodrow Wilson Re-
publican. Progressive and Democratic
Irrsidontial candidates address the
.otcrs in this city during the week of
the i.r, ne urst week iu october.
Tho management of the fair IS not
overlooking amy bets and this ap-
urnts o" %" the Ncrg biggest ono ui
HlI Tho fair win come right in tho
Witt "f the hottest presidential
cam align Oagcd Zoe half century.
when De- ts expected that Jll three
leaders itoosc,clts nomination be-
Ing O. forcgonc conclusion--will Doe
out with their hghtng clothes ON
rounding up the votes
The mere announcement that the
candidates Will be- here VIII assure the
largest crowd ever gathered together
boo New Mexico. and would assure tho
speakers an audience thoroughly
representative of IN, whole state. IN
no other manner could they set tho
opportunity 90 speak Co so many voters
Each party ~ particularly Interested
ia getting the hrst presidential vote
eff the new state, and bN taking time
b, The forclugk q .s quite reasonable
Go expect that the speakers may su
arrange their itinerary as 90 appear
here during fair week.
At an events, every possible wiz,
viii De- pulled 60 see that they do.
The matter has been taken up oy
President Sellers ana secretary Stortz
through solomon Luna for Tatt.
through Congressman George curry
delegate To the Chicago progressive
convention for Roosevelt ana
through william g. McAdoo OF New
YORK. Via FrliN " Lester of this city,
secure date from Woodrow VII.
son. The strongest pressure viii be-
brought tu bear. and d is expected
that the tlrcc candidates viii see the
big advantage Co be gained from "a
speech Co the Sew Mexico voters as
sonhlcd in Albuquerque during the
fair week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

NrOOIoY. Colon AUG s-"-HcnTIng IW
the states dissolution case against
the Northern Colorado and Wyoming
Lumber Dealers association aud
twcnty-ciRht lumber companies Of
Colorado. alleged Go bo In combinn-
ton Ia restraint of trade. which was
sot tor today was postponed until
August 20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
INDIANS N SOUTHERN
MINICO RENEW REVOLT

Mexico city, Aug Sierra JuarczI
Indians in the state OF OuNacu have
renewed their revolt against the gov
ofnmcnt n is reported today that
"a large body of tho warriors b.
marching on lXtlan. roty miles from
the state capital a miN-up over dis.
lribution Of land Is causing the trou.
Die.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
BAILEY ASKS MONEY
no SEND REFUGEES HOME

Washington. Aug senator Bait.
ey today introduced aud asked lmme-
diHtc consideration for "a resolution Go
appropriate 10000 tor the trans
portation 81 American refugees from
Mexico now in 10 puso to such piacrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

N Baldwin. one Of Caiifornla's carli-
est pioneers. died today al the home
OF his Bisier-in-laW, Mrs. Janet Bald
win. he was SO years old.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

n YOU sit ir e cool drtfi when you
are heated aud Ert stin neck or
lame back. you VIII be- looking Tor
something that viii ease the pain.
Fix your mind uu BALLARD'S SNOW
LtNlMENT and don't bee talked out
~ 10 because IL is the best pain lnl-
mont YOU can get anywhere. Price
25c. 50c and &i.Uu per bottle. Sold
by an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

Roise. Idaho. Aug Be,ated re-
turns from Tuesdays primary cloc-
ton still ran Ia favor of John NJ
Ilaines for Republican gubernuiorial
nominee. hut friends of Paul Gag
stone refuse 70 ooncede Names
election.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

Constipation il tho starting point
for many serious diseases To be-
healthy keep tho bowels active and
regular. HEHBiNE viii remove an
cccumulations In the bowels and put
the system In prime condition. Price
soc. Sold hy all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

Sluuw complexion comes from hll-
ious Impurities ia the blood ana th"
fault irs with tn, liver and bowels
tncN are torpid The medicine inni
gives results Iu such cases is HERR
INE. 20 is fine liver stimulani ana
bowel regulator price 1nr. sold by
all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

Bilious Feel heavy after dinner
Bitter tast'a Complexion alloWF liF-
cr perhaps needs waking up Deans
Rcaulrts FOR bilious attacks zoe nt
an stores