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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
BETTER
FOR WILSON
EVERY DAY
Governor Mcdonald Enthus.
iastic Over Prospects for
Landslide of Votes for DEM
ooratic Candidate for Pres
idenoy.

we Democrats may not be able 10
see the other fellows side Of the
story, hut u looks 10 me az u there
isnt anything to II hut wilson" de-
clnrcd Governor W. c. Mcdonald to-
day, commenting on the three
corncTcd race for tho presidency
THE Democrats are enthusiastic
over the prospects Tor Wilson's cleo.
tiou,' continued the governor The
Republicans are fighting each other
With TAFT ana Roosevelt, but We can
So screncly ON our way with us. it,
nothing hut Woodrow Wilson. There
ISN'T any excuse Tor Democrat TO
vote for any candidate but Wilson.
Talk about Progressive candidates.
Wilpon IN the most Progressive candl-
date that could bee found Every
man that was candidate for the
nomination az Baltimore was a Pro-
grcssive. but Wilson was the most
Progressive man In the bunch, ana
he won out Wilson Is going 10 be
elccted-nothlng 10 a."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
ROOSEVELT EULOGIZED ny
UNION COUNTY PROGRESSINES
special Correspondence 90 the Herald

clayton, y NJ. Sept g-The Pro.
greSsivcs he'd their county conven-
ton here on the evening OF the 5th.
there being eight precincts ont OF
twcuty-iour In the county represent
cd. In the speeches the Taft admin.
istrHtion came ia for vehement deuun.
citation. one speaker denounciuk tho
president ns tho shame Of tho
Amc-icnn people" r. Il was cuiO.
glzcd az the Moses OF modern times
who is to lead tho hosts of Arnin %
gcd0ou 10 world wide freedom from
oppression boy trusts and monopolies
An excellent set at resolutions wetc
submitted by the committee on res.
olutions and these were adopted ~
the convention unanimously, They
declare for the initiative. rcforeEdul N.
recall and direct election of United
States senators. They endorse the
Chicago platform and approve OF the
action of Mr. Roosevelt in orSanizlng
the Progressive party. They alsn on
dorse the nomination for pr, sid mt
and vice president of Theodore Roose-
Welt ana Hiram W. Johnson, respect
lively.
Joseph Gnl. cx-county superlntond-
ent OF schools, was chosen perma-
ucnt chairman at th" county central
committee. Manuel -. Garcia ns see
Rotary, and Roy zimmerman. cashier
Of the state Bank Of Commerce. as
treasurer
The following delegates TO the
state convention were named Juan
Vigil cX-Cnuuty commissioner; Fred
TiXicr. . 49, smith. NJ. y. Garcia.
~ a. Errctt. county superintendent.
George Boutwell,. Roy zimmerman,
Guy Nixon John otto. Edward Fox
eN-rcWstcr OF the land office; Joseph
Gill cx-county superintendent, - ~
Hartley and Robert Y, Mansker pres.
cnt sheriff of Union county.
The delegates were full Co over
flowing with enthusiasm and declar,
they viii carry Union county for tht
bun Moose candidates
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
EDITORS TO MEET
IN COMMERCIAL
CLUB TONIGHT
Men Who Publish Democratic.
Newspapers Throughout the
State TO Hold Before the
Campaign" Pow Wow.

The New Mexico Democratic Press
association organized last year ia
Santa Fc. with r. j Mabry Of clovis
us president, and Kari " Green of
Santa fc as secretary, VIII meet ia
tho Commercial club 40 o'clock to-
night, following am Informal dinner
at the Alyarado hotel ut which Mayor
y. Is, A. SELLERS VIII preside aud de-
liver Am address of welcome. A lnrgc
number OF Democratic newspaper mcu
are IN the city from an parts of the
state ana the meeting promises Ca be
hugo success The editors viii out
line 70 plan 90 be- pursued during the
canning political campaign. as the re-
suit Of which u Is hoped that great
missionary work viii be done fur the
party.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
SORROW
OVER DEATH Of
SOLOMON LUNA
Valencia County Republican
Convention Pays Tribute to
Character Of Dead Leader in
Eloquent Resolutions.
FINAL CONVENTIONS IN
THE VARIOUS COUNTIES
[ sperIaI Carrespanaenee 10 thr nsraIai


Los Lunas. y. NJ. Sept THE re.
publican county convention ct Nnlrn-
Ella county met al Los i.unns, ~ NJ.
on the seventh day OF september and
elected the following dolegatrs 60 at
tend the Republican state convention
which meets at Albuquerque on Sep
tombrr ~ Holcslo Romero J. NJ
Luna, Jacobo Chnyrs. Teonlo Chavcs
y Luna, Bupcrto jaromillu. charles
Rcinkcn. 9iycstrc Mirahnl. Manuel
v. Chayes. simon Riho. Narciso Fran.
chs. N r. Otoru. Gabriel Saudovul,
Eslanislado Gurloy. Doroteo Bnca.
Bernnrdiuo sodilio. Jesus e.. Sanches.
Daniel luccru and Eugene Kcmpen.
ich
The following resolutions we're
passed hy the convention
We. the Republicans OF Valencia
county Doe convention assembled. here
hy adopt The following resolutions
Resolved, that We are plunged INTO
the deepest grief hy the sudden an 8
untimely death ot our beloved leader
neiRhbor and friend. the Hon solomon
Luna. We dcplorr the loss ot his
wise counsel not unly in cur county.
but Boz our state and iu the larger
counsrls of the nation. His honesty
of purpose, h.s kindncss aud sympathy
Ia our troubles and his wisdom in
advising ANA leading us in our battles
established Tor him a place In on"
hearts that shall long remain sacred
tu his memory. Ia the words Of the
immortal Lincoln. We here resolve
from his death to take increased de
votion 90 that party ana to that great
cause for which he gave the last fun
measure of devotion, ana we VII en-
dcayor 90 be- guided In the future by
the support OF his counsel and ex-
ample that has proved such success
ful guidance 90 us In 'he past
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
OONA ANA COUNTY
EXPECTS TO HAVE
$4,000 FOR
GOOD ROADS
Democratic Delegation to State
Convention Working Hard
for Passage of Half.Million
Dollar Bond Issue.
LESTER WILL LIKELY
HEAD ROAD BOARD

"Donn Ana county hopes TO have
available $4,000 Tor good roads
work within the next year" said g.. O..
Wade, Jr. of Las cruces. delegate Co
the Democratic state convention. here
today Mr. wade arrived this morn
ing with tho rest OF the delegation, in
cluding W. r. Jacoby Morgan q.
Ilcwcllyn. j. a. Paxton, B. Ruther-
ford, editor Of the Las cruces Demo
srat, aud NJ g.. D'Uara. Al the bot
tom of their win with Wilson"
badges these delegates have the words.
Good Recommendations Roads
"Donu Ana county" said AIR. wade.
'will likely pass bond Issue OF $500
600 Tor good roads work, q petition Ga
that effect having been already largely
signed our delegation b. working Boo
season and out ot season for the adop-
ton hy The people of Sew Mexico of
juc pmu Goo isEuc a. hali million lu
bonds Tor better highways ana Win"
Nc brUpN, the bond issue is generally
popular. set lt should have Vigorous
gud steady support aud plenty Of hard
work behind % 90 it H Geo win, The
Don. Ana rrop., as sou SNOW. had a
good deal tu do with securing tac good
roads l,E.giptou ut santa Fe and va
are staying right in the game To IA,
finish. Dunl Ana county expects "a
get about $50. 600 I believe as heI
snar, OF the proceeds of the bond Is.
su, and Dr. cur county issue passes
that means SlsO,0UU toy the highways
10 is our first ambition O." build thu
link uf eighteen miles 90 road tn An
tnouy. TO Join tho splendid macadcm'
ICED road from 90 pt-u. The IcNai
road was built with the understanding
that would 500 this
Mr wade says that under the new
ltA. Francis H. Lester 81 the Francs
g. Lester company 5 good roads en-
tlusiast and worker viii likely head
the county road board and "a Vigorou,
campaign of Improvement VIII b'
pushed Another source OF incom'
Tor the road und.' said MI Wade
VIII ID" The percentage of Delinquent
taxes diverted by law into th" roa'
and school funds. For the nrst time d
a, termnrd effort Is being made To- cot
Ioet these taxes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
MADE nm NEIL WOMAN

Mrs. W a. Valentine of camden, n.
j.. says - suffered with pains In my
back aud side sick headaches no APP
petite, was tired and nervous all the
time Lydia a. Plnkhnm's Vegetable
compound made mo wcll woman
and / wish other suffering women
would avail themselves Of this yalu-
able remedy"
For nearly forty years lydia y
pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
been the standard remedy for female
Justice who viii not tty this famous
Justice who viii not ~ this famous
medicine, made from roots and herbs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
SILVER CRY mas THREE
CONVENTIONS IN \ DAY
SpeciaI orresp0udenre ca the ueTatd

silver city, y. NJ sept 49, NJ
three parties convened here today &
name delegates 10 the state c0u,,n'
lions in Albuquerque. The Demo.
Gratis named ten dclrEatos headed Co..
state senator W o. Walton. tn
twelve Republican delegates yr
headed by W y. Murray a resoiu.
lion was adopted lamenting the de'tf
~ the late solomon Luna.
4 SHINY attended Progressive con-
ventioa elected ten delegates to Albu
uctque and adopted resolutions con'
dcmning tho appointment of lnito'
states Marshal Secundino Romero md
,ho removal OF Postmaster Wiley oI
Fl',,r city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
NUMBER OF HORSES
COMING TO THE FAIR
W. J.. Trimblc Returns To-day From
Colorado, Where His RaCrrs Have
Been Working ON the Santa Fe
Circuit.

a number of Colorado horse own
ers are planning 20 bring their racers
To- Albuquerque FOR the state fair In
October according Co w l.. Trimblc,
who returned 10 Albuquerque on tho
Santa Pc limited today from Colorado,
whore ne has been for several weeks
with his horses. Ouzoola and Chester
Oozoola and Chester are racing this
week at Rocky Ford, ana after racing
a week each at Pueblo and Trinidad
will be brought to tho local track.
Roth horses performed we'll on the
santa Pc circuit. getting In on the
money r. number of times.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
TRAINED NURSING

study at your home by mall The
most complete and scientific c0uras
eyer given In tho United states. her
sonal supervision 20 individual stu
dents Dignified profession and re-
muneratiye occupation. Diploma
granted upon completion OF course.
our students are employed white
studying Write for information to-
day. SOUTHWEsTERN CORRE-
SPoNDENCE COLLEGE OF TRAIN
I'D NURSING. Albuquerque. y. "a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
EDWARD CLIFFORD
INJURED BY SHOTGUN

Returning from n hunting trip
yesterday afternoon. Edward Clit-
ford, iG years old, son OF Oakley Clif-
ford, had thc misfortune 90 have tho
end at his left furcfinger shot o'i,
when a shotgun which ho was hand
ling exploded prematurcly Arriving
in town clifford had the injured
member dressed hy surgeon ana
today is ovcr the frlght that resulted
from the hurt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
eIINIal CtTS wa4NTs NOW
10 VIPER CHA COZ NTItN
IAn.nInI Inrrrnnnnhrnrr 90 the Ilernlh

Silver city. 81 NJ. sept silver
city business men are uuN working
Tor first class road Go the Upper
BiIt country.
4 committee "t th' silver titE rhW
Der of commerce ~ now engaged IN
pressing the clnima of this district as
the most desirable place for the cx-
pendituro at u portion ot the $4,000
Viich officers of IA" national forests
viii spend ON road improvements dur
ing the coming year supervisor Don
T. Johnson of the ella national for
est has pointed out Go those who VIII
have the placing of improvements, '1e
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

Few, " any, medicines, have mot
with the uniform nccess that has nt-
tended the use of Chamberlain collie,
cholera ana Diarrhoea Remedy Tho
remarkable cures Of collie ana diarr-
hoea which IL has effected in almost
every neishborhood have given a a
wide reputation For sale hy an drug
gists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
SAN JUNN REPUBLICANS
ELECT DELEG ATEs
TsnecInI Carrespoudeuee % the Herald

FHfmlUEIUn y VI NHUI IN
structcd 10 vote for Thomas T. cntron
as national committeeman 90 succeed
the late solomon Luna. ana Nathan
Jaffa of Roswell as candidate iot
congress, the following delegates a.
a., state Republican convention were
selected at the county convention here
today T. j. Fnutz, George Bsuington.
William Palmer. Charles Mumma ana
Frank Stapln Stapln was elected
county chairman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

The implicit confidence that many
people have ia Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is
OF that remedy and their knowledge
% the many remarkable cures of col.
lc. diarrhoea ana dysentery that Il
has effected. For sale by all drug
glsta.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

Sew YORK Press. n a girl viii walk
light up 90 "a man and kiss him n
doesn't mean AS much 90 her as eat
ina fudge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

Detroit Free Press Does your
wife write to you every day while she
N on her yacntion2"
"No. only every pay day"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
PRESTON AUCTION AND
SALES co.

" you want "a buy 0r sell, soe "a.
Auction and salssrOom, fa2 West Sn-
yer. Auction notiCs~ later. We pack
AMI ship your furniture. Phone Goa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
40 2Git
Itrpost vi the Cunaiti,m Ut tho
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

az Albuquerque, Ia the state of New
NcNits,, nc the close Of business. Ss1i-
tennber .. 1879
HEEnTfrssTft
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
New and
Up-to-Date
.Jewelry
asl1IsIsssa


We are carrying
the newest, la
test and most
up-to-date stock
Of Jewelry in
Albuquerque,
bought for cash
and priced right
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16

his whole field forces at work in the matter of enthusing the countries in bringing the best of their exhibits 10 he state fair1 He believed the best interests could De served by holding the fair late l October or early in November which would guarantee a full represeatttian of exhibits from all the counties of the state, after the county fairs. He secured the adop ton Of a uniform score card for the exhibits and other cooperation which he asked
 Mr. Kline of the aerTCU1tufat de- partmeur 0t tire Rock Island line. was present and he offered silver loving cups as additional prizes to the cen tests among the corn, otton and can hing clubs at the state fair as Weu as 10 proffer a large railroad exhibit from outside the stnte,' which wonld show things that could be raised with. in the state successfully. if the fair wanted this exhibit
 MT Gill reported that many young women were being interested in their w0rr7- anu rh1t site expected to have a very successful report 10 make later and one that would at least open th he way to greater things in after fairs from the young women- of the state
 Mir tiseIe in behalf of the dlrec- tors, thanked tliAAAsee4tftrrs for their cooperation and assured each of them that their interest and their enthusi. asm would contribute no little to the permanent success of the fair. and hat they wonld be helped if affes- =iT,es444 Tes444- sonable manner by the state fair as. sociation
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16
BENEFIT BASKET BALL.
Hot Springs and Little Rock to Play
 Three Game Series.

TouehCs basketball game between the local high school lads and the five representing the Little Rock hgh school is for the benefit of the local boys as are also the two remaining games Of the series, which will be played tomorrow afternoon and night and it should be well patronized, as the local five needs assistance in q financial way aAd are certainly de. serving
 For more than a week past. the it. tie Rock five has been working hard for more than an hour each day. ard reports from that city are to the ef- fect that the members are now in better condition than they have been at any time this season Two f44ll teams will be brought here so that in tine event some one Of the members l. hurt or a weak spot develops n the lineup, substitute can be sent in to correct the fault
 As is known generally. the local lads are already in the pink CT condi- tion, but they have not been idle the past week. strenuous practice work has been in order each day and they feel now they can go up against the strongest team in The sJate aUU come out victorious
 Since this series of games will be for the benefit Of the local high school boys. the attendance should he far above the average The admis. sion win remain the same, and inas. much as the teams are so evenly matched excellent games are looked for.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16
AGRICULTURAL
 WORK AT FAIR
LARGER EXHIBITS GUARANTEED THROUGH cO.oPE RATION OF
 GOVERNMENT AGENTS.
Board of Directors Make Stride To- ward Successful State Cooperation
 at Enthusiastic Meeting.

The assurances of state co-0pera- ton in the next state fair. as enthused through the work of more than 60 United States demonstration men. were made following a meeting of the board of directors Of the Arkansas State Fair association last night when several of the men necessary to the success of the fair addressed the meeting
 T, M. Jefters. who is at the head of the Corn club and Cotton club in this state and Nho Mill conduct a school of agriculture at the state fair. closed an agreement with the drec. tors for his work which calls for the care of l5o boys and about 15 girls who will be here competing for state fair prizes.
 There win be exhibits. domestic science lectures. lectures on agricul- ture, and everything that can help the young farmers and agriculturists. and the lecturers will be from the best informed sources in this section Of la3e ountry
 State Agent Watson, who is at the head of the corps of Go government demonstrators in this state, will have
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16
DARING DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.

New York Feb While the po- lice were still yainly hunting for the taxicab robbers daring jewelry rob bery was executed tonight in T crowd ed business section Of Broadway, in Brooklyn Two men with caps pulled down over their eyes and drawn re folyers entered the iewelry store Of Louis Price and held up the propri. etor After taking jewelry valued at $50000. the men with weapefts attssfl drawn backed into the street and es- capped
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16
ARLINGTON HOTEL NOTES

Mir and Mrs. John MoMahon of Chicago are paying their annual Feb ruary visit to the Arlington. They are here with their three handsome daugh- ters and their two sons and will make their customary stay of three or four weeks.
 MT and Mrs. RR j.. tfartiu of Port land Ore, were prominent among yesterdays many arrivals at the Ar lington
 W P Lowenstein of Memphis join cd his family at the Arlington yes. terday
 Other arrivals at the Arlington in. cluded W. K Noble of T0rT wayne Ind w. $ Fees. chanute. Kas. How ard D Hall. Denver; Mir and Mrs. fl, tttbrecht. East st. Louis, fl; Mra. Kate O'Brien and Miss J. Ruth O'Brien, Graceyille. Minn.: F. k Darbold. Pittsbufg, Pa; J E Wolfe, Kansas City Mir and Mrs. c. C Ches. bro St Louis Miss Blossom McFad- den, Toronto Mir and Mrs. Louis Williams, Minneapolis; Mrs. J NJ, Lonly, Richmond, Ind Mrs H. c Rhode, Indianapolis MI. and Mrs. II,
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16
RECOGNIZE COSTA RIcANs.

Washington Feb 15 The senate today ratified the naturalization con. vention with Costa Rica. which pro yides for reciprocal recognition of naturalized citizens of both countries.
 By it's terms. naturalized citizen of either country returning 10 the land of his nativity remains liable to pun ishment for any violations Of law com mitted before his immigration.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16
mlD-wlNreR CAMP MEETING.

Rev F M Wylie preached at the Salvation Army camp meeting last night the subject being, Tomorrow ' He took his text from Exodus $40 And he said Tomorrow l. was a forceful and eloquent discourse re sulting in three eefr4e-fA--iiiit1tts-t1ttt --iiiit1tts--t1tttt tha close OI JAe services.
 Tomorrow night Fev. French Thompson VIII preach.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16
PARK HOTEL HOP.
Casino ls the Scene of a Very Pretty
 Dancing Party.

The beautiful casino dance hall of the Park hotel witnessed the regular weekly hop last evening. and among the exquisitely gowned visiting la dies were Mrs G, F. Flick Mrs. E. A. Glennon, Mrs L. B. Knight and the acknowledged belle of the ball, Mrs. f57rt f57r tffterine C. King Uf 5-, t70uts. 1he handsomesr man on the floor was voted to be George MulIin of the De. tr@it Tigers whose terpsichorean tai. ents are not inferior to his estab- lished ability as a diamond perform CT
 The superb music of the Park or chestra made the evening pleasant for all local and visiting guests from the Arlington and Eastman, who were charmed with the atmosphere of refined enjoyment so delightful at the Park hotel Mrs Hayes as host. ess of the evening. scattered about her the ylvaclous spirit of laughter and social ease so much a part of her personality, and the dancers spent a perfect evening The weekly hops at the Park are becoming tho crite- irons Of refined and select entertain ment for those who love to trin the light fantastic, and the dancers in. crease in numbers with each week
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16

Mir C F. Marble president of the Marble Bros Co., O Toledo. Ohio is in the city. stopping at the Great North ern Marble Bros. are manufacturers of a new kind Of sated peanut, which they are putting on the market, and
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16
CONC. HOUSE oE ISRAEL

Regular services tonight at s o'clock, at the temple, corner Qnapaw and Market streets Rabbi Rhine will preach. Mir Nicholas Davies, who is q guest of the Park hotel. and well known operatIc singer, will assist in singing the responses and will also sing a solo The public is Invited
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16

w Bogart, Minneapolis Mrs L.
 Rotherberg, Miss A Rotheuberg and I4 Rothenberg Jr. Meridian Miss.
 Miss Victoria Harrell. Pine Bluff. c. D. Tucker, Little Rock Mir and Mrs.
 Joseph Naya, Little Rock, D. p D Carlln. Deuyer J. K Mullen, Den yer; Mrs ?. II Heffron and Miss lief
 iron Chicago; E O'Bryan. Louis
 vile
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16
SOUTHERN eowLERs WIN

The Southern bowling team defeat cd the Park hotel team last night at the Southern alleys last night by 3 -EilarsiH. q 223 pins. These same teams bowl again tonight at the Park ho. tel alleys
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16
aUNioNs AND cALLousEs.

Begys Mustarine takes out ali pnin and agony @ 10 minutes. cures rheu- matism. pains in chest or back. lame. mess, sprains toothache. earaohe Win not blister Just rub it on Be sure it's Begys 25 cents al all drug giSts
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16
ADJOURN PACKERS TRIAL.

Chicago. Feb IS. N lse caused by workmen erecting a steel smokestaek outside the court room made t nee essary for United States District Judge Carpenter to adleHrn the pack. CTS trial this afternoon until tomor row. The trial will be transferred to another court room tomorrow.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16

resolution introduced tada% asked establishment of plan Of naval de fense for tho mouth Of the Mississippi river
 The secretary of the navy would be directed to submit to congress some scheme embodying that protection
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16
HAVE YOU PILES?
Then Hem-Roid ls What You Want.
 A Guaranteed Internal Remedy

Here is a physicians remedy, in sugarcoated tablets taken lnwQrdly that cures ali forms of piles and avoids painful operations, as well as the common odious treatments It at- tacks the yeig cause bad circua- ton
 This remedy is Dr Leonhardts HEM-ROlD, sold by R. c. Morris Drug Co., Hot Springs, Ark, and all druggists $l for 24 days medicine, -and satisfaction guaranteed. Dr, Leonhardt Co., Station t, Buffalo. N. r., Prop Write for booklet.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-16
MARRIAGE llcENsEs.

Marriage licenses were issued yes- terday by the county clerk to the following Cleveland crone to Edna Price George Carpenter 10 Ella Al. lison