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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
ROLLA WELLS IS,
EARLY ON THE JOB
Democratic National Treasurer
Is After Small Contributors.
THE PEOPLE ARE TO HELP
There n to 30 No @Talnted Money"
Used In EIectlna Wilson and Mar
shall.

New York.--A small, smooth shaved.
middle-aged man with coat Of tan
that gave evidence of much outdoor
life recently came into the Waldorf
carrying suit case early in the after.
noon and registered as "Rolla Wells.
st. Louis, Mo-"
The smooth shaved little man. who
ID to be the watchdog Of the Wilson
campaign money from now on, was
asked for vital statistics. whereupon
It was learned at first hand that he Is
a banker and ex-mayor Of st. Louis,
is fifty-six years old, was graduated at
Princeton in 1875, or three years be-
fore Governor Wilson was graduated;
that he has two sons who are Prince.
ton men and grandson who some
day will be Princeton man; that he
had" no notion of seeing New York
this summer until the Wilson organi.
zation selected him as it's treasurer
and that just at present the one thing
that sticks out in the appointment IN
his mind Is that the new Job cut in Sc.
riously upon a most beautiful vacation
which he and Mrs. Wells had been en-.
toying in a camp at Little Traverse
bay, Michigan,
Mr.. Wells believes in getting at his
desk at 5 o'clock in the morning.
1--WE are going to raise our cam
paign fund through the small contribu
TONS" said Mr.. Wells.
81 am sure that large part OF the
money will be raised by popular sub
scription.
1.-THE people have confidence In
Woodrow Wilson. and they Will give
what they can. OF their means to elect
such a man president.
II am a great believer in publishing
broadcast, before and after election
the various contributions made.
"There are men who can we'll AFFORD
to give the committee $4,000, but
want to assure the public that we are
not going to have any tainted money
1--WE are appealing to the people
and we are relying on them to hell
elect Wilson and Marshall.
81 have two boys who have beer
graduated from Princeton, one fvt
wears ago and one seven. But 1t II
not because ours Is a Princeton fam
,ly that like Governor Wilson. He II
, great big man and the type that W.
should have in public life."
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
,Dia71e'S
Cavalier
Rp Louise Mortified

copyright. 1872 by Associated Literary
Prcss)
''Of course, Roy and know 1t isn't
quite fair to trouble you with IT,
Uncle Otis, but you're just darling
old diplomat, and really, the situa,
ton is very delicate"
''Old lady got hair-trigger dispo-
sition?"
"Oh, she's not an old lady" pro-
tested Evelyn mysteriously. She's
in the early forties, but very youth
full In appearance. Roy says she is
like some lovely French marquise
with her young face. and gray hair.
He is very much attached to her be-
cause she was his fathers, only SIS
ter"
"Married?" queried the Judge.
Dear me, no. She's very wealthy.
and interested in social reforms, and
taxes on bachelors. and so on
How about taxes on old maids?'
laughed the Judge.
You'd better not start In asking
her such questions. Roy says she Is
awfully correct. lie spent all MS
vacations with her after his parents
died, and travelled abroad after he left
college. She wanted to settle an In
come on him, and let him go in fol
what she called the betterment OF
mankind, but Roy struck out for him
self, and put up his own fight.
think 1t was splendidly independent
don't you, Uncle Otis?"
THE kids got good grip on him
SELF" assented the judge. Likes tt
make good OF mis- own hook. Whel
is this social adjuster arriving"
"Oh, she's already here. That's thu
trouble. Roy just 'phened that sh'
had descended on him yesterday. III
thinks she heard that he--that he
we'll, that he was interested in me-"
Good excuse, isn't it?'
but he has this chance that seem
to have fairly dropped out Of the skie
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

to take charge down at Perez on tbs
canal, and it means so much for him,
and he won't go unless ! go too"
The Judge pursed his lips ana
frowned.
but now she's come on for q visit
with Roy, and expects him to rush
her. you know, as the boys say;
take her all around and show her the
sights, and go to the opera and 90
the right thing"
"Well?" The judges tone grew
ominous.
well. don't you see what we've
planned for you to do. you dear?
We want you to meet her and take
Roy's place, make yourself so awfully
nice that she won't want Roy at all.
or miss him. Then maybe when she
found I had such an uncle she'd ap-
preciate joining the family"
IAN I q sacrifice or an accessory
before the factf"
You're an accomplish" laughed
Evelyn. And you can't get out OF 1t.
only asked you out OF remorse IN
q way. because, honestly, Roy and
have settled the whole thing, and
we're to meet her at dinner tonight
over at his hotel"
Mind, i will not make love to her"
protested the Judge.
Il was his final word In the mat
ter. That evening he met Miss Diane
lie Moyne. Now the judge confessed
to flfty.two, and was mighty proud
Of his modest belt line. his hand
some carriage and way with the fall
sex. a. he still called his undeniable
chivalrY. He surveyed Miss Diane
In frank admiration. It seemed alto
sether impossible that this tall, slen
der figure could be Roy's OLD maid
aunt. Clad in gray velvet she was
So much tho Judge guessed, but nii
nascuaine mind- failed to grasp tn
full intent, and charm Of the cut stee
and lsce overdress. the dull silvel
band set with rubies in tho beautifu
sxsy waves q hail. and a.. ths, oths'
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

Woodrow Wilson says this Is not q
time to be afraid to "speak out IN
meeting" That he was not AFRAID Is
demonstrated by his logical speech IN
accepting the Democratic nomination.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
MORE IMPORTANT.

Mrs. Newlywed-Do you keep q
loving, watchful eye on your hus'
band from morning until night?
Mrs. Oldwed (grimly)-No, my
dear--from night until morning
Judge,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

Roosevelt was willing to crawl from
the White House to the capitol In 1908
IL he could help his friend Root. TO.
day he would like nothing better than
meeting Root up dark alley.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

Farmers have pulled against the
snort end of the yoke long enough.
Wilson and Marshall promise to see
that the pulling is made more nearly
even:
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

Having exhausted his supply OF ad-
jectives in denouncing Taft. Roosevelt
10 now leading q campaign Of denun-
citation of every one who does not
agree with himself.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

OUR job printing facilities are trst- class, ana q
~ our speciality Is good work. Estimates (and
samples where pOSsbe) Will be furnished on ap-
pIicaton Address. THE CHRONICLE, Camdei''
Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
Landed Him,

Walter Damrosoh, at musical din
nsr In. New. York. told =. lean yaar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
STAR IS
FLOURISHING
Mrs. Anna X. Black Has Prac-
tically Finished Work Of
Inspecting Az Chapters in
New Mexico.

After spending several days In A..
buqucrpuc inspecting the affairs Of
Adah chapter SO. %. %. T.. IS, AIRS.
Anna f. Black. grand worthy matron
~ the order lee Sew Mexico. lett this
morning Tor her home ia silver Citv
Mrs Black viii visit Supurro. san
M1rciul Hlllsburo and Lnrdsbura
chapters ut the order b,tur, going
to silver City ana VIII then have
visited ever, chapter boz th, state.
Mrs. Black began the present tour OF
the chapters ON May 90 last
- return Goo silver CITY greatly
pleased with my trip, said Mrs.
Black tudu1 "Thy order is n flour
ishiuE condition Zoo every part ut 40,
state. There rs abundant enthusiasm
ana great Du-pp,ratipp .b'tVvun QQF
GERS and members Ndah Chapter i-
In splendid condition and I cannot
praise too highly th, work uf WORTHY
Mutruu Mrs Henrietta Bailey and
that of Worthy secretary Mrs. Henri
eta Myers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
RIDE FROM BOSTON
TO ALBUQUERQUE
IN SIX DAYS
Seventeen Year Old Boys
Travel Over Big Stretch OF
Country in Record Breaking
Time.

N.ha, Ambrose and Arthur AZ.
tyu,tu two tt sotr Old boys. arrived
300 Albuquerque this morning. havine
travelled from Boston 90 this city "a
distance ur $500 miles. siuee last Mon.
uut night Ambrose and ArscuUuu
fpaD he'd here ON q red ball freight 20
o.,IouN and immediately made for
tIr E.a Graudc. where ihoy took e
much needed plunge, and washed
tbrir clothes. which had become
slight. soilcd On route Both ladH
CO.., anxious Go obtain work M the wild
aud NuUlly west. Ambrose has an ar
dent desire Co become % cowboy. He
Won. today % pair 90 leather cuffs,
which h, purchased before leaving
Ilostuu Nrssucou ALSO has Hu nWh'-
tiou Co ride the ranges iu pursuit Of
uusp steers but wouldn't object 90
60, mud,r occupation of truck gar
dyuIul or other light work of e simi-
Ter character
Ambrose and Arscueau hope ,p
MAX, enough none! here to travel Co
Phoenix where Ambrose has a
brother When they loft Boston last
Monday evening, the two boys had "a
total eft SG.5j. They were dead broke
7.hru. they arrived Boa Albuquerque
NatIng spent au their money for
food un the way Nut one cent
WAS expended Tor railroad fare.
however According Co Ambrose.
h, and his pat LETT Bostuu ON
trHiu SO. HOstou ana Albany railroad,
a. o. m. Monday, arriving at Syrn-
.usy y. y, 90 500 e. IN TUESDAY.
Tucl got cut of Syracuse ON a fast
1uau and reached Bunalu at g. IA.
Tuesday. They hooked on 90 the Lake
~uDr, and Michigan southern and
rode straight through 60 chicago. On
chicago tae lads rode out OF Dear
born station ON the wostbound calf
furum limited being "ditched' al Mar
,cliue. Mo. on Thursday They rode
80 g. santa Pc, uu, OF Marcoliuc. and
rode in kansas city Diiched at Kan
sas Clty the lads got ON the tender OF
santa Pc so. . and RODE to Emporiu.
reaching there FRIDAY From En-
poria 60 la Juutu and from Ia Junta
tu Albuquerque the Bostoninns were
compelled T. travel by freight Ehc
santa Fr Waterman proved too vigil
!uut for trso rides on passenger trains.
We just got tired of that Boston
game" said Ambrose today. Ambrose
is spokesman for tho two boys. we
decided To- come west We like the
Sunshine out mere. We wear bum
clothoH and haven't any money, but
the people Boo the west treat ms right
at chat We are tired OF living iu a
Dig city ", want 90 get cut in Gods
fresh air and grow up Win the couu-
try M pul and / are really anxious
a. 40 Go work and earn an honest liv-
iug We win DO anything We are able
10 de-. just ~o lrs honest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH CALLS
PASTOR
Minister from California Who
Has Been Supplying Local
Pulpit Unanimously Asked
to Take Charge.

Al meeting at the members Of the
Tir-t congregational church vcster-
dny 70 unanimous cali Go the pastoratc
.u th, church Was vAttudtd TO Kew
Thomas T.. Dyer ui Bucna Park. cal.
who has been supplying in the local
pulpit FOR some Time past and who
huN made most favorable impress
sion n is understood he viii accept
and ut One" move hiS vile and Two
,Eudrru here Co take up permanent
residence. lir,. Mr. oyer, who ls a.
man about 60 wears ot age, b. "a man
uI long experience n the ministry,
with record of successful work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
DAY
CELEBRATION TO
Be HELD HERE
Ell Diez y Seiz de Septembre, "
Will be Commemorated in
Colombo Hall by Many Mex.
lean People Tonight.

\ large number Of McNi,an people
cot Albuquerque. Uhnfu ancestors. for
th, most putl urtp born Boo old Mex.
icu win celebrate iu Colombo hall tu.
night th, McNicnn Independence" day
which ls tp the people g pld Mexico
what the Fourth of Juiy is tp Amct!-
cans The d1y Be- called "El plcz y
SELF a, ScptDlm re- the Sixteenth ~
September uud comm ymuraies AlcNi.
can Independence, when tho spanish
yoke was thrown oil about 1874.
Preparations have been made go
make the celebration here tonight
quite am extensive affair. There viii
Doe patriotic speeches and music by o.
number ct old MoNicu Mexican must
CLANS Who recently cam" 'rom McNi-
cu \ big dane, viii follow the cele.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
FIRST DE- LUKE TO
ARRIVE DEC. 7
Schedule is Arranged for Pa
latial Santa Fe Overland
Service Expected to Be Very
Popular.

~ be- announced that th, Santa ro
De- LHN' passenger service VIII bee
uJururr,d this soaHuu uu b,r,mb,r
p. and the inst train nom Nhirsg1
600 l.us Angeles win arrive boo Alhu-
pu.ruuy uu December o. IN, Do
LuHu service was pan ON lHst Hi ana
r.lJr,d q success n is believed that
the exclusive, trains VIII br h,tt,r
patruuiz,d thiH year than h.t The
uN,,ss fare truu be- the mu. ,l'rtuth
equipped iu th, country md Boz tho
lutt WORT u rllt.y tr5uscuuiiu,uiuI
travelling
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16

Plaintiffs attorneys Marion & wood.
defendants attorneys miller y CRAIG
ana iurkhbtt
80. Sa1i--lIubb's Laundry company
SIS. Perkins plaintiffs attorney.
Brewer a Pierce, defendants nttot
uvy. Bushm1u
40 sPe6- ChaNvg VS. Muu,oEa.
rlHiuuns utlou,, Bartu. defendant
attorney. Eiuck
Monday, september 3Ouh
.,o. Nelg.- llfrld 4 spiU ,s Iestus
pIuutiUs' uituruoy Field. defendants
attorney. scdilo.
80 s0u- llaines Vs. Tloi2rl Plain.
tl6s attorney Wilkcrsou, Nsicudant-s
attorney. Wilson a Lewis
$50. $40 HosouWold Bros Ns cha.
yrs Plainuns attorneys Vtgil a.
Jautison. defendants Attorney. VII.
Son g. Lewis
Tuesday, Octobcr -
No Nngr--Gruss. Kelly & company
49, Bihu plaintiffs attorney Fioih.
defendants attorneys Nigil a. Jaml.
son.
Wednesday, October ad.
$50 goli-Chrisilan 80. Soruy PLATA
tns attorneys. collins a Struup, de.
irud1uts attorney, ilrayocK,
so guJU-.. LOWS 49, \. g. q g T..
Railroad company plaintiffs ottor-
uoya. Marion A. wood. defendants at
turnvyE. Dobsou-TwitohCU
Thursday. October st,
SO N5ss-Culp VS. J. A. Siudoyal.
Plaintiffs attorneys. Mann s. Vcnabl.
defendants dttorn,ys Marion A.
Wood.
Nu. ao3i- McGnncy W. Albuaucr-
que Gas. Electric Light and power
company pluinuns attorney. Lester,
defendants attorney, McMiliou
SO su31-. swan W. Uchdor pium.
iinH atturnc,a Wilson a Lewis. de-
PENDANTS attorney, McMillen.
FRIDAY, OctcbsF ith.
SO gO.i Albuquerque carriage
company VS. Ackorman. rlnintins' At
turnoy clayton defendants attor-
ncy, Alderman
so AtOG Muudcll w. stephens
Pl1iuuns attorney Klock. defend.
ants attorneys. Wilkorson, Marion a
wood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
VALLEJ0S-SARRACINO
WEDDING S0LEMNIZED
EARLY THIS MORNING

Pablo Vullcios and Miss Prudent
Surraciuu were married Jt 3 u'Clurk
this morning iu IN, church of the
Sacred Heart uu South Fourth street
the ceremony being performed hy
HoN. Father LEONE, Mr. aud Mr. Fo-
lN CJudymrtu Attending thu bride
ana groom Mr.. Nulvius b. ven
known cattle man at Brunts, y VI.
aud his bride is a remarkably pretty
;oung woman ot Cuboru. After a
honcy moon trip they viii make their
HON, az Grants
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
BOYD
HAS RECEPTION
FRIDAY
Annual Event for Students
and Alu ami at High Street
Residence Orators Will En-.
ter Preliminary Contest.

The annual presidents roco,'iou Coo
the students and alumni ot '.u Unit
vcrsitv oi New Mexico NiU upld
Friday evening of this week 40 the
home of President David Ross Boyd.
tg3 South High street from eight Go
ten o'clock Tho reception BE- cspc 4 o
To- prove au unusually large auI .r.lf-
it.ous event ON the ,ursity's social cui-
cndur this year and VITA Eiyr students
and alumni ~ the varsity Fl,cudld
opportunity Co meet and Iveo'tH 60.
Cualutpd with ihc now president
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
YOUNG ORATORS TO ENTER
PRIIINlN NI,Y CONTEST

IHO OIUIOTIU1I lUU DrUHIIng = ~ v.
alton 90 tNr university u,ii % i.i. citing
this morning at which uuu'ar 81
students announced their IuteuIIul go
enter the i,cH dshntuI contest rrs.
umnary Co. the annual intercollegiate
competition These are john g..
Pcusc. D. g. NiOhuL Feed VI cations
ANA ". j. Higgins The usi", uf lu. 1-
ing the preliminary event hJs not
been de- lDd ou bat U viii nH Soda
during the nrst wc,E BOZ petnb,'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
ON THE
PARADES MEETS
Members Asked to Hold SEES.
sion Tonight in office of
Chairman L, H. Chamber
lin.

Nu important meeting OF thc c.u-
,ral committee on street jH"a,s g.,
Go, NeN Mexico state tsI, b. 5uuolI,-
ed for this evening az Jn, office Oh. ,h-
chairman, Dr l.. u rpumuciHu a,1
all members are urged Co p' pre-, 100
zee the work of lining up tH. biz str. b.
pngcauts viii get actively uuuyr Na'
ana There viii Doe work iuy .vy.t
committeeman Tee ,umm,tto' ...-
slsts of pr Cu,maorlin, cot John
EOrraduuc. COL ~ T.. stern. g. a.
ktst',r c. %. CusuWuu and pr
Charles 4 Filler
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16

Gabaldou plaintiffs attorneys. Rob-
an tson- Mann a Vouublo. defendant
attoruoy tIelcork
so SJkt-Flnn,rson ts a. r a S
y railway. plununs attorney Hco-
cock d,fondluys attorneys. Donsou.
TNltyhcIl
80. 1890 TmWIu Ns ~cdulo
P'autius attorney ued,o.h. defend
ants ,tumr, IIaoock
~aturdoN, september ~
Nu. sN.J- Mirauci ts. styphJus
rnmiff attorneys. Mann s. vruaDlo.
attendants attorucy Adams
80. s9G3--i.obato US. C3uo. plain
TINS attorneys Marion a wood de-
t,ndaurs ATTORNEY ortiz
80, S959 Southwestern Brewery %
I,o company ys Sorry PlmuunH at
iorncy. Dohsou. defendant. utorp, 81
llcaCuCk
Monday, september esd
40. Clii.-iirrgrr Vs ltcmpcuivh
piainiins uttoru, Robertson, DC.
PENDANTS auuraey Lester
SO. sglj.- whitney company VS.
ocsrrmun plaintiffs attorney clay.
tom. dcieud1uts attorney. AcKcrmau
40. Wcldlcn 49, Warren
Fmntid attorney. Robertson, do.
PENDANTS attorneys. Marion a Wood
Tuesday, september sith
80. 1i5k--Dyc win case PLAINTIFFS
attorney, Field, defendants attorneys
Marion a wood klock
No. 7s3i--iiaVa VS. CIty Plantln
attorneys Vlgil a Jamisuu defend.
ants attorney. Lrstor
so. s5i6 Uu vs Mirabcl Plain
tiffs attorney. Wiihorsou defendant
atturncys. Mann A. NcnUhlo.
"Wednesday, September -.
80. $50 Lopez vs rcrco. Plain.
ufs atiorncvs. Scdillu, Mann a Ven.
aolo defendants attorney Field.
SO. 555J- Bumrru yH Sanduyal
plnlntin's attorney. Orti1, defendant,
attorneys, KlovK a owen.
Thursday, september 26th.
40. s350--Cuuc u.s. Howell Plain,
uns ATTORNEY Burkhurt defendant,
attornoya collins a struup
80. N36t--Cuuo 49, Howell Plain.
TINS attorney HurKhurt defendant 4
attorneys. collins a Siroup
Nr. hlTk--Cuu Ns Francis Plain
tlus attorneys. riurco.Wtk'rsou, de.
Tendance attorneys sudlllu. Marion A
Wood
FRIDAY, Scptcmhcr 2Ilh.
80 k5uh-aCulp 49, j ~ Sundo>aI
Plulnuus attorney, Mann a Nouahlr,
defendants attorney Field.
40. S7g5--Garpia 50 Auay5. PLAIN
tns attorney H,ncucki defendant,
attorney. a.. baca
Nu. Np.a.t uui,mu8 49, bcstrcich
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
TRADES PARADE TO
Be FAIR FEATURE
At WILLARD
Rifle Tournament and Num-
berless Other Sports Also on
Program at Torrance Coun-
ty Event.
IspscIsl corrs'pendeaco to ,hs "er",dl J

special Correspondence 10 the Herald
Willard n A. Sept - a big
trades Jisploy parade the nrst hlns
of the kind io 30, attempted ON q
lhrFv scale in Torrance county VIII
be- feature OF The bus fair horc, aud
practically ull the business houses vii
by represented uy floats 900 the pu-
g"aut
The various societies uf the county
viii Dee represented and business
houses mo thcr towns are rNporic1
t1 participate The sport program
win be- one ot th, boost cypr pulled
or in m, state. with long and short
distance rifle sGoptr. contests, roe
,olV,r and clay pigeon shooting. rrin3
ana other foot races seek. potato,
throc-l,gE,l auI other races. PONY
horse, mule ana hurru races hruurho
busting contest ruUus contest ana
others an tor uustautiul urizrs.
Many entries hiV, tircndi boon roe
r.lVcd lfnr premiums are offered
for the best cNhinlts OF beams. wheat
mlllct. oats. corn. alfalfa. milo maize,
kafur corn. irish potators sugar
prots cabbage. ohliJ onions. turuips.
vuiyrmcluus. ,auu.,upos, ppmpkm7
vgss. milk. COWS bulls, sheep. hvH@
mWcs. flowers ord other products
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16

yellow complexion. pimplCs and
dtsiiguring hlemishcs on the face or
body can bee gotten ria OF hy doctor
Ing the liver. which is torpid
ltEVBlNE is e. powerful liver cor
rectant ~ purifics IT, system.
the vital organs aud puts
the body iu fine vigorous condition.
Price soc. sold los aii DRUGGISTS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16

For the stomnrh and bowel dis
orders of babies McGEE'S HAlY
ELIXIR ls "a remedy Of gpuuino merit
N ucts quickly, A. pure wholesome
aud pleasant 90 take Price 2ar and
bOc ger bottle Sold by all dfussist.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16

Marvin D. that lhr uuit ,uu got
with YOUR gUu.u"u Tobacco, coupon.
he looks llI
Martn &C. Is "a, was born the
year / began saving the coupons
LlppIugutrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16
TRIAL Of CIVIL
CASES BEGINS
TOMORROW
Petit Jury Will Hear Testi-
mony in Varied Litigation
for Next Three Weeks;
Many Cases Set Cor Hearing,

The trial oi givil cases before jury
uul begin iu the district court to-
morrow morning. Judge Raynolds on
the bench. an formulitics connected
Wlte the hearing co. tlyil cases were
complied with today u rs expect
that for the next three vccAs the
petit jurors wlli Dee busy hearing tcstl-
mony ln varied litigation
Tic iur} trlul docket Be- aH follows.
Tuesday, september i7tu
so use 'fafuyi vs. Sulazlr Plain.
uns attorney llcucock, dcfonduErs
attorney ortiz.
so. TruIlDo Bros. W. Her
u.udcl pluntins utturucE Ilcdcock
defendants attorney. Lester
80 s6so- @picss vs.. Gl,asnor De-
i,udauts attorney cornell defend.
ants attorneys. Mann q Vounblt.
"Wednesday, September 18TH
so N1ug--Storn Prince COMPANY NH
Bvrlrdinolli PLANTING attorney. Los
ter. defendants ATTORNEYS. Marion
q Wood
$50 SEGA chavez Vs. \. r. a S +.
railway pluutius attorney ltou-
COCK. dvtouiuuis attorneys. Dobaou-
TultUhriI
Thursday. september t0th.
SO 7fj4 Booth Ss snmpscn Plain
TINS attorney Bryan, dcf,ndJnta az.
totu,y- klugk a. owen
Nu. hf3i M,uu IS bmulu. plain.
uus attorneys Marion q wood; do
,udtutH attorneys. klo,k.urii1
SO $3.50 l.inyillr 49, Bronson.
TautnH attorney clayton defend.
anth attorney Moore.
itFdai, September 90.
So 1853 Truiillu Ns. Ab,Nta Plain
uiCs attorney, li,tDuck, defendants
uttornty Sedillo.
so hau- Uuuh ul Commerce VS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16

~ lou know "a, iho real value 90
Chamnor'aiu's liuimcnt for lame
back soreness OF the muscles, spraius
ana Rheumatic pains, you would norcr
wish 90 be- without t For salo as
an druBgists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-16

ltuuis BurtonL Just turned ~
years. who has spent nearly ull tht
time lpT the last tive Years in iiil- IN
me reform school and boz al, pcnnpu-
tIary. was given go days iu th, county
lul in police court today. IS g..
Bloom aud o. Morgan hop
tiruds." were given thirty du,s boz the
county iail