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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-13
Healthy Old Age Is What
DR.. Hartman Advocates

You may asik, do never get sick.
have I never had occasion to take med
icine at all? Yes, have got sick.
Sometimes i feel Z little touch OF eli
matte trouble. like cold. malaria, slight
catarrhal symptoms. but my only med
tcine II Peruna. ] always keep a bottle
Of Peruna In the house. keep a bot
tie Of Peruna on my desh In my office.
Once In while take some. / do not
take It habitually. Take 1t only when
feel a little out of sorts. One swallow
will perhaps be all that will be neces-
sary, but it Is always handy by.
1t is u s~.ry sight to see the young
men Of today begin to peter out ply
'sically when they ought to be in the
glory of their manhood and the height
Of their vigor. Eat plain food. Live
frusally. Give up all weakening hab-
its. Live as God intended you to live.
Take Peruna when you do not feel as
well as usual
II you want me to / will send you O
book which will tell you great many
more things about yourself and about
matters that may be of great value to
you. Enclose two-cent stamp for
postage and the book will be sent in a
plain wrapper and you will not be
troubled with any foilow-up letters or
advertisements.
Pe-ru-na, Man-alin and La-cu-p ia,
manufactured by the Pe-ru-na COM
pany Columbus, Ohio. Sold at all drug
stores.
SPECIAL NoTlcE-Many persons
inquire for the old time Peruna. They
want the Peruna that their fathers and
mothers used to take. The old Peruna
is now called Katarno. If your dealer
does not keep it for sale write the
Katarno Company, Columbus, Ohio
and they will tell you all about it.
Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-13
PIERCE PARK AND
COLLISTER NOTES

Both Pierce Park and Collister Pres
byterian churches will be represented
by speakers at the Presbyterian un-
ion service to be held at the First
Presbyterian church Of Boise, Sunday
evening. There will be speakers from
all the Presbyterian churches In the
vicinity of Boise at the meeting.
Mrs. Edwin Atkinson and daughter.
Helen, have returned from an enjoy
able visit with Rev. and Mrs. Bent at
Emmett
Mr. and Mrs. Sayer of idaho Falls,
are spending few days visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alter.
Pierce Park sc DOL has fine exhibit
at the Inter- Mountain fair
Midweek prayer meeting was held
at the home of n b. Atkinson, owing
to the absence of the postor L. b.
Wilcox was the leader.
Rev. E. N. Murphy left Monday to
attend meeting of synod at Twin Falls.
He returned Friday morning. He re-
ports the largest attendance of minis
tiers in the history of the synod and
most enjoyable and profitable time.
Mrs. Bell of Phoenix, Ariz., is visit
ing at the home of her son, John D.
Bell. She visited relatives in Califor-
mia and Washington. and will visit her
son In Colorado before returning 10
her home.
The Methodist church Of Collister is
planning the erection of lecture room
in the near future. preparatory to the
erection Of a larger building.
Miss Esther Minger has returned
from a visit at Emmett, and reports
fine time.
Several orchardists joined in ship
ping carload Of apples east on We'd
nesday.
Colby A. Sargent has sold his store
to J. Anderson Of DeLamar Mr.. An
derson contemplates charging the
stock considerably, making 1t a general
merchandise store.
+. A. Ellison has leased the Peck
stein place for five years. He is i'm
proving and charging the house, prep
aratory to moving into it,
--4<---
Rnhe erihA Cor M>....
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-13

8 ee h . r Q.
young man. ]
heard you COM
planning tn Q
other day Of
being nervous,
sleepless; brain
tagged. and the
like. A young
man, hardly In
the zenith Of
your life. COM
planning of such
things!
And this is
vary common.
too. You are
not the only
on Probably
I h r e Q out of
fn,ap NJ n q
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-13
The Reason.

(FrOm Judges Library
Passenger ION big ocean liner)-
whats the matter. captain? Can't
we land?"
Captain-"Not now. The sea 10 hor-
ribly rough below here. There's a
bunch Of kids in swimming around the
bend"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-13

Everybody's doing It. Doing what?
Going to the New Racket Store Co.,
opposite post office for good candy and
up-to-date post cards. Special prices
for Fair week. Adv. OILS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-13

Tomorrow Presidential Elections.
1.-The Electoral Colleges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03

MRS. DELAMAR'S next thought was
AVA worthy of a woman who had CON
trived 10 live on her wits during the last few
years. If the present Claude Wavcrton was
IN impostor, how could she best turn the
discovery to her own advantage, And did
she share the secret with any other person.
Was there not a good deal of yelled innu-
endo in the curiously hostile attitude adopted
by the District Attorney? And why had New
York interfcrcd in a New Jersey inquiry,
She, in common with most people IN court,
had wondered why Forbes had no questions
to put TO Wavcrton; but on the supposition
that the authorities were on the same track
as herself, it was easy 10 see that they were
holding their hands now only in order to
strike with irresistible force later. What
they did not know they guessed, and they
were waiting until Supposition became GER
tainty before they acted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03

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"'S 'S'', '0.. ''g' P'','3 ...,2.1 INST! w.
imcht III M"FeT'oh hiiL',h 40" she mao
earned the "h'uap'c'cI genesis OIL ncr
doubt. Never again would she diSIr"'t her
intuition! IL almost amused 'icr 10 coillurc
up the form ana manner OF the next meeting
between Navcrton and herself; tor she
meant to drive a hard bargain, nothing
less than marriage would satisfy hcr: the
price OF hcr silence or. IL nccaiuL OF hcr sup
port, would be wedding ring
1t was, perhaps, the StrangeSt feature IN
a strange case that two women, one charm
ing and modest woman 20 hGr hngerup,S' me
other true daughter ol JIie uorSe Ioten'
VINO "i MI.,iSL5 o"I :t' t I,s' Iy'IC"s,on
w.. '''' "'""''"' 6",1 VI ',''',.'''' '''H., P0'
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II NlrS. DcI"fIlar suspicious were wen
she hardIy Knew the man al AL
ana mao not Spoken 70 MN on more VIl'l
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weighing '''r Grantees t'''y "ou!d iIl"Ne Hc,
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liiHc an "u0'CiouS III" UTMOST uilPreCe-
Icii'ed lr"ud'
a , 4 coinihchGehcnt' she tired 70 throw
=. over thAt largely DulIt person, John
.tIi cure
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03

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drugstore aJ ram i'e"N" ..- "So ING!
brought. the man there am. .. proved IT,
Don t glare at me m tina, FASHION. II y?la1
can t behave ,yyours..i' 5! "....s-you WI
H,l' q very ~" report III , , .. 1Fy y.
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% be rld OF NM
You must not excite my ...osity anu
then tell me 70 run away an. .iE news
paper, Fecna, ne sad, om,no"... calm; i2 Gi
ne was one whose h4oit lay ..,"er .r %.n
SWuJteT'lS' Oh rage "leil I.-. I've"
the newspaper cannot we W.T.. you IN az
curacy, and' what IS vastly mr.. " PoFlAA.
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story has been mcohcrent. NJ" ga'heF
your wits and tell me about u.
Mrs. Dclamar scented dang Us horse
will scent . lion from atar. j. earle was
10 be got rid Of she must Use 81. her arts
and hoodwlnk linn thoroughly. 10 begin
there must be no apparent conco.ment' 20
she slipped her tea, and went trough the
proceedings at the inquest with ...9Iute &C.
curacy; though she said not 2 sy...'.e ahenI
the substitution OF one man Tor ..' o'''e' -
IeaTIe listened IN silence, NJ. ... T.''ySu
the end' ana was waiting lor som. .NP''S>.o"
OF his opinion. when lraarG-. was a"'
nounccd. 49,.
ms IS the lawyer you ih,,.... ou' ''''
IT. SAID her companion HSinS -.
Yes. asked nm TO come ..' o'sIu discus.
matters with me; nut re"-g .." "''''
MN; lie can 90 nothing, .-i,-
Never Mnd' Let MN lo"N at. YOU I'm ~,
teTeStS locally. Don you Sec INA, ~"
JoIly awkward II would DC lor ID. " =, %I'iO's
'oId the ponce that you W".,... 'iSly ~,
starting away III the cutter, ano HhNiiIS Wv
deCoctlon you bought tor MN OIL ..aS''o''
at Trenton and other places ~
y trail china tcacup fell to Oh. ..'or ron
Mrs. Dclamar's hand, and Wa -aatteTel,
but IearIe affected caIIous in...: ere. &C.. -
the woman oIanchcd iaGc ana 7...,''s G!,,.
As for her voice, 1t failed her c""P.e'''! ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03

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or by the act OF some other person or per-
sons 'H'rr Is not 7l'i''''i, evidence 10 "'-
,rrwiue.
hl5 was "Aa' is known aa an open YER
dict. In other words, u relieved the court
from frequent ana perhaps useless ADJOURN
mrn'a; while u lett the authorities Tree u"
pursue their INVESTIGATIONS, ana take any
subsequent steps they might deem necessary
bg proceeding De,oraa magistrate.
TIIOJGIi Mrs Dc'amar NIGH, well lay
20 heart 'H" philosophy underlying the
l''Ecrb. Never Nt.o' 'lA you are OUT "i
On. woods She uta some reason 10 De- sat
'rnri with the turn %, events. N"twiA-
standing 'G" disastrous bio" struck al Ncr
fellow r'u'trr.a matrimonial. scheme where
Doris Nayrr'Ou WAS concerned, She person
ally had almost escaped from q very serious
dilemma Il wa, quite obvious that had she
dcyrutcI by hairs breadth from the facts
known % the police there was in waiting q
whole host Of evidence % dlsprovc her state
mnuts. I'm that case, not only would the IN
Oulry have been adjourned but there was
no small probability that instead Of driving
Of % apartments in q comfortable hotel she
might now b.. I'm inmate d. a cell i'm the Do
lice station house.
II was a cur.ouslv disqucting thought,
ard any woman might b. pardoncd if She
iyrlt on il 10 the exclusion If all else. But
Mrs. Dclamar swept it aside with the first
breath Of fresh air after she had signed her
deposition, had fixed nm hour for Trahcrnc
10 call, and WAS free to get away from the
yitiatcl atmosphere Of the court. In very
truth, her soul WAS wrapped up in a discov-
cry that WAS almost Supplying. The Claude
Wavcrton who gave testimony at the in
quest was not the Claude WavcrtOn she had
whccdcd from allegiance 10 his wife and
child. 1t was not mere matter Of differ
cnccs in voice, gestures, face, and manner
that pcrplcXcd Mrs. Dclamar She had en-
countcrcd a man whose character differed
from that Of the Claude Wavcrton she knew
Us dawn differs from dusk; and Mrs. Dcla-
mar WAS 4 shrcwd Judge Of character.
She was quite certain that she could never
have drawn this later Claude Wavcrton into
her tolls, and for that very reason she would
never have tried 10 achieve the impossible
task. II WAS inconccivablc that a rap on the
head could convert a prohigatc into man
Of fine instincts, a rout into quict-man-
ncrcd gentleman, brainlcs5 sot into IN in
dlviduallty Of such strength that it domI-
mated men like the District Attorney, the
Coroner, and those prctcrnaturalIy alert and
sharp-cycd detectives.
tsI ,aNTI mn Nstlg Ia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21
IIarurarl BaIl

a great social success was tho mas
qucrade ball last evening by the Haru-
gari lodge. The spacious ball room
OF the Elks' building WIS crowded to
aa uncomfortable degree by dancers
who managed 10 get more real live
enjoyment out of the evening than
they have enjoyed for mary months
past. Fancy dress costumes were
fancifuily made ana the wearers
thereof presented beautiful picture
as they glided about tho hall pretend
ing In manner as we'll as dress 20 be
other than they were. The prize Tor
the most original costume wa award
ed To MIR. ri Albers. VINO represented
q Navajo Indian. For the best comic
dress Mr. Il. y. Clark won the prize.
Miss Angle La Driere won the prize
for the prettiest costume and Mrs
Ward was awarded the prize for the
most comic ladies' costume.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21
WHAT SAVED
Her LIFE
Mrs. Martin Tells About q Painful
Experience that Might Have
Ended Seriously.


RivesviIle, W. Va.-Mrs. Dora Martin
IN a letter from Rivesville. writes;
"Tor three years. l suffered with wo
manly troubles. and had pains IN my
back and side. was nervous and
could not sleep at night.
Tho doctor could not help me. lie
said l would have TO be operated on b
fore could get better I thought
would try using CarduL
Now, am entirely well.
em sure Cardui saved my life.
will never be without Cardui IN my
home. recommend Il 10 my friends. "
For iifty years. Cardui has been 70
llovlng pain and distress caused by wo
manly trouble. Il will surely help you
II goes 10 the spot-reachea the
trouble-rolloves the symptoms. and
drives away the cause.
II you suffer from any symptoms Of
womnnly trouble. take Cardul
Your druggist sells and recommend
t. Got bottle from him today.
Nh Write toi Lasiss Advisory llsri.. cha,ta
nooaa MedlClne Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. ~ hprcia
insfrucfiUnf, and b4.page hook. Home ifeslnien
Or Ne1ta.' seat 10 plata uiappeI, ~ fesaeal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21

Roy Stromo. Bert skinner, WIN Me-
Millen. Jim skinner, John TiorneY
WIN White. John Mckee, walton.
8 q 3 3
University Play.
Though anticipation had run high
and those Ina touch with rohcarsals
expected great things of Brown of
Harvard" the production az the the
alter Monday evening surpassed the
fondcst hopes OF the anticipants. Just
as IL surpassed all former home tall
ent productions. Too much praise
cannot be bestowed on Mr. r. " Lam
ham. the dramatic coach, for the sue
cess OF this college play that was In
every way finished product and
worthy of being put on the road as
tho work OF professionals AZ tho
students assembly period the next
morning rousins vote Of thanks was
rendered 90 Mr.. Lanham for his aerv-
ices and the consequent fund in the
treasury OF the athletic association.
someone has said that Theatres by
homo talent is q bore. Such a one,
accustomed 20 the spectacular mu-
steal comedies Of Broadway, may find
Albuquerque performances dull. but
the majority of AlDuquorquoans find
home dramatics delightfully."- enter
tanning and ask for nothing better
than THE treat last Monday night
Mr.. r. q. Gladdlng IN the title rol,
was splendid. and Miss Charlotte
Pratt as leading lady could not have
been better IN character interpreta-
la 90
All were at their best and tho fasl
action Of the story, with one olimas
crowdiug another brought tho pln,
10 an end before one knew o. and th'
people wendell their way homewuro
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21

OF n
Of Of
to
the of
wive o s. A
be
the
themes hCS disposed Of the feast.
Daughters Revolution
the
n a
Mis- OF fame
the that willard
Abraham celebrities Illinois the hall
o
largely devoted affairs The University
Friday NJ lions share OF the
thirty 4. n. NJ
Thirty
joymen those within the charmed circles Thirty The ausar
eek busy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21
DcIlrhtrul club Dance.

or an the merry soirees that nave
been recorded on the calendar of tho
1nirty club the merriest, ana IA ever
way best was the dance in odd Fell
lows hall last evening.
Every member was present and
every member was an entertainment
committee OF one 90 insure an evon-
ing's felicity for the ladies. As II 20
happened each girl was boselgod for
dances and, the program not proving
long enough numerous extra extras"
were interpolated to accommodate
nom paired gentlemen who insisted on
having their share OF favors from the
other mems partners.
The girls dresses were exception
ally pretty. the music better than
usual and the spirit OF Joy seemed 90
possess each one. a luncheon was
the usual closing feature, bur this al
50 was unusually line.
Guests of tho evening were. Miss
Mary MclfiC Of Santa BE, Miss Edith
Neal OF Milwaukee aud Mr.. walton
lately from san MatoO. Present
we're. Misses Frances Borders. Kath-
crime Grmmer. Lillian Hesselden sue
Dobson. Charlotte Pratt, Ruth Sim
pier, Julia Keleher, Jean Hubbs, Loo
la Neher. Alne stern, Irene Borders
Ethel saint Bernice Hosseldon, Laur-
cen Assellin. Edith Nonl OF Mllwau-
kee, Mary McFle OF santa Pc, Hazel
COX. Mrs. Kenneth Bnldridge. Messrs
.. Bush. Ray Bailey, oscar Butcher
Kenneth Baldridge. Robert Crews
IA. n. Greenmyre, oscar Gosch, Wal.
ter Disque, J. r Harlan, Jr, jaime,
Huhbeu A. M. Hutchinson, r. =. a
Johnson. Ralph Keloher Charles
kunz, Charles Lembke, r. J. Nayion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21

ware-I.ove Masriagc.

A happy marriage service was sol
cmnized az the parsonage OF the Gold
and Broadway church Monday after
noon when Rev. II. r. Williams spoke
the words that united Mrs Mary Love
20 Mr. william r. Ware. only the
relatives OF the bride, ana Mr., and
Mrs williams were present. the for
mer being Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. swan,
AIR, and Mrs. George Ficckner, Mr..
and Mrs. samuel Cams. Mr. and
Mrs. Ware will leave sometime this
week for the Estancin valley To re-
side whore Mr.. Ware Is prosperous
ranoher. Mrs. Love has been for two
years resident OF this city al j2f
John street and numbers her friends
hy the hundred. ..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21
snccrssfnl ncncfIt nnnee.

The hop IN odd Fellows hall SAT-
urday night was ono Of the festive
occasions of the week past that was
in every way successful The host
esses were three Daughters OF RE-
bekahs who gave the affair 60 their
friends and the general public for the
benefit OF the Anthony sanitarium re-
Gently established by pr. Chovnillser
Seventy couples glided about the
CLASSY floor TN near midnight. when
the party broke up feeling well re-
warded for the four hours time. Bee
fore dispersal. however. another CO.
terie Of girls. twonty IN number, made
preliminary plans 90 give an Anthony
hospital benefit bail on Monday night
following Faster Ten young men
also expressed a wish To be included
Ia the arrangements committee that
is TO be primarily composed Of Misses
Henrietta Loehs. Edith Loehs, Ber-
tina Nolan White. Schutt, Wilmar
Kleinwort. Touchet OF Chicago, Mar
garot Dorgoone. Helene Meyer, T..
O'Connor. Strather, Mesdames Rosa
Hall. y. l.. Richardson. l.. Avery.
3 s 8 B
CommcmOrRtinn of Patriots Birth
days.
A Joint commcmOrati0n of the
birthday anniversaries OF Lincoln and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21

One Of the numerous festivities 20
mark the holiday Of Washingions
birthday, 1919. viii be the reception
and tea tomorrow afternoon al the
home OF Mrs. Harry strong. Patriot
&c decorations will adorn the rooms
AID IN recreation and luncheon the
day will be made a memorable cele-
bration In honor of washington The
Ladies' Aid society Of the Presbyter-
ian church are the entertainers ana
extend 20 the public at large an IN
vitation "a attend. The hostosses VIII
be Mesdnmos Hust, Strong, Canheid'
Fletcher. Wiley. Trimble and Cooper
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21
Affnlrs boz IL. Johnslon.

Mrs. Florence =, Johnston, CORNER
Is Miss Florence Poyas. niece OF MT.
and Mrs II. u. Ferguson, rs Ia the
city for visit 20 her relatives ana
is being rendered numerous social
honors OF informal nature by old-time
friends. Last Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Ferguson was az home 20 "a Coz
terle OF Mrs. Johnstone's friends at
delightfully."- informal tea. Today
Mrs J. n Wroth entertained at ain
ner for the charming Los Angelan'
Mrs Roy Mcdonald hos invited So"
lect few 90 luncheon IA honor Of MIS-
Johnston next Friday, and on satur-
day Mrs. Walter Connoil will be host
ess la her honor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21

icelng proud OF the u ~ NJ ufaIhalic
talent.
q 3 3 3
sc. Johns Concert Postponed.
Though elaborate preparations had
been made for "Yc Oldc Tyne Com
certe" By the ladies OF ST. Iohn's
guild last Monday evening, the con-
cert and dance were not given on ac-
count OF the sudden death OF Mrs
Franc Albright sunday night Mrs.
Albright had been for years and years
one OF the most active workers In the
guild and one TO whose resourcetul-
ness and loyalty much of the success
OF the organization IL cue. Having
been one of the promoters of the con-
cert who had for this as for innumcr-
Bile similar events worked indcfatiga-
bly, her sudden death came as q
shock 10 her co-workers. and cast so
great gloom over the society that
90 proceed with the fcstivity was well
nigh impossible. On the program
that evening Mrs Albright ana hor
husband wore to impersonate "Silas
and Mlrandy' and sing "rhe ola
Gray Bonnet" Tho supper tables
had already been spread and the vi
nuds takCn 90 the Masonic banquet
hall when news of the sad event
reached tho ladies. Therefore. the
supper was served that evening,
though the ladies m charge were over
come with sorrow flr the passing OF
one 81 their number. After supper
the doors were closed and the con-
cert and dance postponed tih some
time after Easter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21
wAsHiNeToN's BIRTHDAY
ny fMnIAh cRHnF

In tho chapel &C 1880 Wednesday,
February 81. 1912.
Song washington" ,....... school
CompositiOn--'Gc Washington"
Observation-Disclosures. Guy Nalsewy
Song-+'Our Flag" ...... First Graet
Song ana Rocitntlon-"L lincoln ...
................... Kindergarten
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21
AnnuaI D. a. n. EcstIvIty.

The event OF the year In fact for
two years In u. a. r. circles will be
the annual reception and party to-
morrow evening al the home OF Mrs.
Ray Boruff Lew Wallace chapter
has planned for this affair on a most
elaborate scale, ana though only the
members, their husbands and one
guest for each member are GO be
present. thore Is 20 be no end OF en-
tcrtainment. brilliant decorations,
musical and terspichorean program, a
feast and several colonial costumes
ana powdered coiffures To harmon
izc with the colonial style of the
party