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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-05-13
scHooDEc, ~. EaAxKLIx.

May 7 twenty-six members and two
visitors were present. After the routine
work, recess was called and social half
h0nr wss enjoyed. When the grange was
again called TO order, the lecturer pre-
scented program ss follows: Singing, c.
l. Clark; reading, 9ecretsry; remarks By
worthy master concerning the poultry,
potato and canning clubs.
MEMORIAL EEsOLETEogs.
Whereas, II kAs pleased cur Heavenly
Father 70 remove from cur midst oar beloved
brother, @. B. Seammon. therefore be IL
Resotsed. That in mis- death we have IOst .
true and faithful member. q willing worker,
and one who ass ever ready 70 advance the
V interests Of our order.
RssoIsed, That we extend to the bereased
family oar heartfelt sympathy in this great
loss, and commend them in their sorrow 70
the One +who dosth all things welI"-
Resolsed. That cur charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days; that copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon Cur records; one
be sent 70 the bere&ve6 family and one TO TIE
ELLSWORTH American and one 70 the Bangor
Commercial for publication
ETHEL ". CLARK.
EDfTH BuTLgE,
CLAUDE l. CLARK.
Committee,
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ORLAND.

Mrs. Tracy Eldridge, who has been seri-
ously ill, Is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Rosetta Marks Is in Prosuect.
where she will work for James Hendrick
this summer.
Mrs. e. A. Dor arrived from Guild.
y. H., Saturday, and has opened her
house here for the summer.
The George Mooney house has been
leased to Harvey Saunders, who, with his
family, will soon occupy it.
Mrs. Fred l. Dorr arrived Friday. after
spending the winter in Hudson, \. Fl.
daughter, Hilda Young.
May 9. n
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EenrAnnt kraros

Dear AHnt KadGs:
Thia letter deals Eith KY srst nights lo.d z
Ing II What ia noE tas city Of Pas4deEa.
took ny gFNss hammock aid nsy trzvelin z
shaw. AID went % the !!lk3e two-roora aoase
Dy frisDes, Ese ooys, or rather EAeir mother.
had pas p bad Ike KEY % II. zzd was %
lodge il It that Elgas alone.
5zca zoNlIHz had zeyeF heard before.
Coyotes were cut from the arroyo Eoods 10
large num osrs, or 20 il seemed = ne slept
iltsls, aad although IL Vas Jaiy, 1 actually
sg9ere1 from cold Sigats here, even fn
sHaafser. are Usually cool, An1 are eu{oyA5le
1itn sufzcleut bedding.
Ihs nexg morning / WA assir very early
and ali ss5unds q coyotes had ceased. I had
head q a place about three-e aarters Of =
mile Of. On the east bank u the Arroyo soco.
where ! could get board and logging. and
father ! vest AID at this place f0and >
bone for NesA OF two, nEtSi found qaar-
tsrs nearer ng wOrk. HAD already started
IN 70 oalAo ne house SCsEz.
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Imoue tils Graagsrs.

Tris 1sE=z = seyase6 - tze G-1zEe. e.
Pez58l8y &C the grAzxes q ESpcoeE sn1ztg-
T--@ c0sz=z "a sg@u - A. Zrzzxs-s 10 re
dasezss5oE @. .oples e zezBrAl 31ieress- AZ
Tor reser-s C ErNzgs zzsetzHEs- &AEe lsssers
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esgz - berzsias1az q the Er5s@r- Al esz-
aazz4z@zso - wl1 a,e sE5sees % ApPr0Ezl ~
TIE e1..or, ezs zoze 81 ss rsseeSe1 wiIaszs
good reEs1a-
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As last thought for this week place
another poem sent By Aunt Emma, be-
cause il will apply 10 every day as it
comes. reminding Us Of that sentence
which has almost become an axiom: s4We
live one day at time"
TODAY.
This little strip Of Hight
'Twixt night and night
Let US keep bright
Today
And let no fumes Of yesterday,
Nor shadows 81 Tomorrow,
Bedim with sorrow
To-day.
take this gift Of heaven
As simply AZ 'tis given;
And u tomorrow shall be sad
Or never comes at all, I've had
Al least
Today
--ssssessd.
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IL - ss wfzs.1i TIE
ss.E..gz szz1 ere
caused kv ii.s.isz.,-.l-.a-
;5oG- I Suffered q
graf & cal every
zgz l1zG grew very
thu I wzs I'D - the
.<4uE 6 care for TO
hsug years wTIaeEt
Ev hsrEt- FEzEy
z-Ee- repeated SIG
Esss1czs 20 ~ II ws
got Lyc1lz z PIrk-
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hzz's V=gstz52e CozzFo11d After TAX
I-x TIE third bottle Of tae Ccrzpogznd
wzz abe 70 d zy h11seEo<z and to,3sy
I al E-rzE and hszlthy again / VIII
aa<Ter Je-te-S Il aryo9e ~Esaes u k1gz
about nv case. Mrs. JogEPH AsEL-Eg,
e. Moz-os SINE z, Mfz7ezr,okis, Mn
LIZA z Pfnkhzn's Vegetable Coz-
y,9a-a5, Ez25= fr0za native roots aid
herns, cozt&Tzs 70 Narcotics or harmful
drugs, aid tns3zy bids the reco<1 If
beng the most ss1<cessfzl remedy we
k1gE for Flo-zz1's lis. II you Ned sgz11
8 medicine WY don { yg2 TT itg
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia r.. Pinkham's Eegeta-
bic Compound VIII help you. write
to Lydia r. Pinkham MedicineC Co.
confidential Lynn. Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter VIII be opened,
read and answered by woman,
and held in strict confidence.
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cAsrTNE. %.

The program May ? consisted OF the fol
IoEIng. BEADING, Ada Leach. Lorna Glenn
e1t- E!60rz CIerssni and Sgsie Biologist
con undruns. master. The following
questions were discussed: Resolved. That
Advertising increases the cost Of Irving,
and ''Res0iEsc That in winning success On
farm, method counts more than capital,
and gumption il worth more than inherl-
tzace4
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7r-ET1 ts--f1ls
WHEN YOU ARE NERVOUS


yoa lave the FIRST Symptom Of -1s-30Ez
system, ard nervu<ss people too ctea coz
ceAI their aches and pains and s-5er II
silence, while, 81 zkEkscss-s, tbs c9=di-ioa
ofssn f1reruns uzore serious Gs-1.-.
II those 50 afflicted wo1,d SOP t4king
rueCiiciae Containing alcohol CT draG
which menace the Foundations q hath,
and just take the pure, st-e1g t5ening
noGrishzerti in Scott Emulsion, ]; wo1ld
create new blood to ps1lszte through the
organs, refresh their bodies a.. build Up
the whoIe nervous system. L : rca,
sustaining punishment, free t-ol wines,
AIoohols or drugs. Shun substitutes.
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MsrisviIls grange inst Saturday evening,
May Q, with good attendance. Msch
sporx Was had during recess, and the liter
arg program vas well rendered Oae ap-
pIicztioa paper was fled The NarizviiIe
grange circls sill bold a sale and supper
wednesday svening, May L. All the
grangsrs are requested 10 bring food
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Dear n &. Frssndss
Isaizk TIE Above Es-sez. SET ~ Aznt
E-Szzz- could easily h@ rs-1sE.s6 : spring
stag. TaEr= Is s1z@shzSg Ike f&Ery-
to1aez Z the measure and E5e zassocy u
tze E11es- e Ec@lc re zssF4 ior 4 r=eaEzs59Ea
tos Ar5or 1zT b. soZ@ sweS- little gEr1- !
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bean
AEns Mara all read Il and take coC-sze
&c sas tzlakz otlae aelztas1 wsEza Eea1bsr.
sne hey --gsrcsn zossrz. ca g5s ray q
ozs q tzese sz11ezlDs sxEs.esss- IL poetry,
w1sI sppszr II vEsso1 70 bsf-!Esg a
glsazpse of y hat sAsy wlI - later. Tbs
w4G srpgy 70 Legal" Am AID tbe
q Ae- Eiaeas EEs are PE4aui1g fox TIE
Ee-aI sezs0--
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COLTS ISLAND.

Mrs. Clara r. Hodgkins ID with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank A. Babbidge.
Mrs. Cora Harding recently visited her
sister, Mrs. Dudley Mayo, OF Southwest
Harbor, who has been ill, and found her
much improved.
May o. CHIPS.
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mAsaAPAqUA, ~. SOUTH ELuEHILL.

May 8, two candidates were instructed
in the third and foarth degrees. A special
session Sss appointed for May :, for the
Pomona lsseting- The weather being fine,
IEe neig boring grzuges Sere WriI repre-
SEATED In the evening the drama, - De
NIuer's DaugnGer," ~as presented TO a
er0Ecsd house. with speclzltles bSsweeu
acsE
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May Q.
ID.

Eager Young Man (who has called ON
the phone his adored one)-I can't wait
any longer, dear, 1 really bad to phone.
VIII you marry met Gentle Voice lin re-
piy)-Why, yes, of course, / will. But
haven't you got the wrong number?
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May ths first and second degrees were
conferred upon one candidate. Next
Wednesday Esfr=sn r1ents wili be serVed
after working the third and fourth de-
gree=. Sister Cousins eide Of Inc contest
furnished the program Of readings, recitz-
LaIioDs, stories and singing, earning $50
Lsfnts
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scHooplc. ags. wIyrgg EAznog.

Thursday evening tns to1rTn degree was
conferred upon one candidate, after which
light refreshments were served. The
grange VIII serve 8 bean supper Friday
evening, at 8 O'cioek, AID have candy
and apron sale.
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AIAyII.

Miss Esbei Scper sp@nf wees -ersutly
wITh Der cousin Pearl, in BGls.E5,s.
Mrs Urban Brown. q kGLsx a-l b. 7isi,ed
her gsotssr, Mrs- Frank He,ras. szatay.
Mag 3. L
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Esotisn.

"Pa, what's an esOtistT
"a man who makes a crooked mark
when be signs his name and thinks
everybody Will know what it means"
Chicago Record Herald
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Dodoinc the issue.

She-Pm afraid you couldn't support
me in the style TO which I've been ac-
customed. He-Weil. styles are always
changing. aren't they?-Exchange.
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F&&E
Mays

&iss k-lsF& wsscozs il 20.
Newell Perkins Is ezn9lux zsw ~,
Frank webster has goae TO Ds,k H,,
oox 70 work
Mary wsliisrHs. Of C4s5Iae. = tss r...
o. Miss Ella Perkins.
Dsvia Dodge T. az sorse f-cz seeksro-
Aers be has o%~5 employed.
Niss Msreaa Williams, o. Bzeksgor,. n,
a rec~ nt visitor al Wilson B7wosns.
Sell wSr6xsll. with rs ,sa=z. les7s, "a.
cay for DARK barber for ths sezzsr.
Rev. ". c Curtis and ws,s ar gzs,,, .,
Mrs~ Carts sister-ln-l2w. M. E3ura
WeSs-
bliss Annie L. Dan s@r "a c1zrssesgir,
Miss NtrEis, her nurse, 4s!t Sat1fcay 4,
Bangor.
Mrs.. Boss Conner. Eith ~ tsags;s-.
BeyaIce and llsalse, IS visiting relatives /,
Wesg P@ncb@cot.
May u. L
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-05-13

He lives long that nves well. anc
time misspent is not lived. but lost
Thomas Fuller
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aAEvEsT HOME. 400, WET ELLSWORTH.
May some business came before the
nesting, and bylaws we're made in regard
to letting the potato planter to members.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-05-13

Tses1sy, June s-sleetinz o: Hancock
Pozoss grange wIh F7lorAl grange, Sozth
Eress-elr-
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FRECKLES
Now is the Time to Get Rid Of Those
Ugly spots.

There's no longer the shghtes. n-su u
feeling ashamed of your frecEIe-' as 'n'
prescription othine-dOuble stFeuE'A
guaranteed to remove these homelt 7p''''
Simply get an ounce of othine-a'UO's
strength-from any druggist ana app!
little of 1t night and morning ana ~.
should soon see that even the "oi''
treckIes have begun to disappear, wAiis
the lighter ones have vanished ehI'e'!'
1t is seldom that more than an ounce
needed to completely clear the sAlh '-''
gain beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure TO ask for the double stfens'I
othine, as this is sold under guarantee %
money back il it fails TO remove ifecNIe''
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Pauper Notice.

HAyING contracted with the city o. OF Who
III worth to support and care for tn osf ave
may need assistance during the ne1n,h.
years and are legal residents OF klIs" &c.
Forbid all persons trusting them on sceom-
count, rs there is plenty OF room an ei. Farm
house. III. J. pk'A
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CHIPS.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Lesson Nll.-Sscond Quarter. Fer
Nay N, 1914.
The INTERNATIONAL SERIES.

-sxe Sk tire LssI1-, LSas ssEy fs-5t.
Ns-@ry gs-s@A- - 51-Gs2eeu Tsxt
Prev. rs5. f5-cs----saesry 1rsSzrse
~ pss. 2. ~ 5tss~rE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
OF THE PAST WEEK

Published by the Retail Merch-
ants association 5r the week ending
September i9. 1914. Room 6. stern
building. Phone sos. g. g. Acker'
man. secretary.)
y. -. DE Burg and husband 20
Cltmma NJ. Litton. lot -. block Is
perea addition. lots y. 10, II. ~.
block Is. SO.
r. -. Losey and wife "a W T.
Murphy, lots and ?. block -, East
ern addition; 81.
Reynolds Addition Co. To Mrs. y
H. Licbkemann. lots .. 10. II and II
block 81, Reynolds addition. 81
Mary +. Han, formerly Mary +
Huxci. to George w. Han. undivided
half interest In lot 3. block II, High
lands addition south; 81.
Francis O'Shea to j. O. Holtz
worth. north On feet VI lots g. q. s
.. 10 and H. block I. u. Armiio q
H. addition. 81.
Reynolds Addition Co. 20 David 4
Martinson. tots II and A., block 5S
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-21
GERMAN P0PULACE
DID NOT WANT TO
WAR O.. FRANCE

w. u. Howard. a prominent resident
81 Los Angeles. was a passenger today
on the California limited. J., ncward
from a European trip. AIR. Howard
was In Berlin on tho eve Of the dec
laration Of war.
The thing that struck him most
about the Immense popular demon
stration was the total absence OF hos
tiilty al that time toward France. The
popular cry was all against the Rus
slams. Hatred OF the Russian was
plainly evident. but It did not appear
To Mr.. Howard thar the common peo-
pie Of Germany had any desire TO at
tack France.
Mr., Howard travelled 70 sweden
through Germany. starting the next
day. lie had no difficulty getting 10
sweden, but money troubles began
there. For days his money orders
aud checks were quite worthless.
Then conditions began 10 readJust
themselves somewhat and he Mas able
10 get ship and start Tor home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-21

slittering array Of talent already In
east for the tlg production. the Elks
have secured the appearance of Miss
Eleanor Naughey, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. t.. A. Naughoy. who will
give some OF the very latest of mod
erh dances, with that very capable
artist. Mr.. Ernest Landoln.
Another big scoop the Elks
achieved yesterday was wnen 'lHtle'
lsanc narth appeared for the after
noon rehearsal; for q time II was a
question AS to whether or no the son-
ator would he able To take part, us
he has been SO busy with out-of-town
Affairs, but when he made his en-
rance into the rehearsal room yes
terday afternoon the committee IN
charge hroathcd a sigh Of rclief-hul
lust for a moment - can't use this
man said Director Joe Bren. 81
must have an my eight 'end men
dancers and this man is too large "a
dance" What's thatg" said seua.
tor Barth. who overheard the con
%versation. II said, continued Rrcn
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orn cITIzEN,s pEMNNp
Fully Complied With-Nn AIbuqucr.
que Resident Furnished II.

There are few items which appear
In this paper more Important 10 Al
buqucrque people han the statement
published below. Ia the first place.
Il Is from "a citizen OF Albuquerque
and can be %thoroughly relied upon.
In the second place, lt in%disputahly
proves that Doan's kidney pills do
their work thoroughly and not tenn
porarily. Read this carefully.
Mrs. T.. Fournelle, i01 S. Broad
way. Albuquerque. says; Il have
recommended Deans Kidney Pills Ia
many of my friends and acquaint-
anccH and they have learned OF their
value. Like myself, they an think
highly 81 them. Some years ago |
used three boxes of Doan'a Kidney
Pills aud was cured of pain In my
back that had troubled me tot
maly years. was also relieved OF
rheumatic pains, and / have neveI
occn bothci ed to any extent since
I hold Just as high an opinion OF
Doan's Kidney pins now as ] did
when ! publicly recommended them
some years ago. | haven't needed ans
kidney medicine eince. am GER
tainiy grateful for the cure Doan''
X 6ney pills madc.e
ePriGe soc. at 30 Dealers Don
'ir0piy ask FOR a kidney remedy-gcl
Deans Kidney Pils-thc same thai
Ms. Foprnelle had. Foster Mllburr
. &C., Props. Buffalo, y. Y.
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that YOU would ha,e to dance II YOU
wanted 20 be on thc end" well.
who informed you that ] COULDN'T
was the senator's reply, aud with
that he proceeded a. how Brcn some
steps that he had n,tor before seem.
or even heard %. and the senator's
name was quickly attached 60 . con-
trpct. Not only that. but he was also
engaged to appear as "Mnlindn
White. the washiadS. in the black
face act which conn after the iirst
part rs over. The senator is filled
with enthusiasm and says h0 In going
TO make the entire audience 'sit up
and take notice"
SIN another novelty VIII be a
stump speech" delivered hy James
X Polk. Now thor mas De iuss "a
few that know younr poik, "a Univcr-
aity teacher. but The fact stili re-
minis that he Is a grand.nephew Of
President Polk. haiis from Georgia.
and can tank like a rcaL fuil-nodgcd
cotton picker. His number Is going
to b. one OF the big hits OF the hrst
part
Judge George X. trllg aud Col u.
X. ", sellers are going to Join hands
and do the Dance % the Wood
Nymphs." Both are as grateful as
we'll, what's the use OF telling you
the entire show? Tho seat sale starts
Wednesday morning at y o'clock at
Matson's, and " you are wise YOU
better get there about 8 O'Clock and
get ia line. for the entire city ana
surrounding country are going 60 the
aHHN..H 1nNL -
day nights. Tor this Be- going Ia be the
last big show 10 appear here for pos
sibiy an entire year. The Elks' the
alter Is soon 10 be torn down. ~ the
club oom are going to be rem0d-
cled. and at this show every seat viii
no doubt be- taken. Ticket commit
tees are out today and report big
sales Of advance tickets.
Another rehearsal VIII be held in
the club rooms at 1880 tonight.
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Raynulds additinn. 81.
Mary r johnson To Emma l. Hor-
ton. south half lot y. n. lot .. block
81, Huning Highland addition; lot 10.
block 2 c, W. Lewis Highland add
ton No. !; 81.
1esusita L. de Apodaci and hus-
band 10 n. T. sherman, piece of land
iu B%crnalillo. 81.
Gregorio Apodaca at al to Jesus
Tafoya 81 al. i've pieces of land IN
Bcrnalilin county. 81.
Gregorio Apodaca a. al To Mari
ana Apodaoa, five pieces of land In
Bcrnaililo county; 81.
Petra q. Garcia to Leo Garcia,
lots 203 and 30f. block n, \. Armijo
a Bro. addition; 81.
Raynolds Addition Co. TO j. u
williams. lots ! and ?, block IS, Ray
nolds addition; 81.
a l.. Kirby 81 al TO Edgar u
Loyelace. piece Of land In Atrisct
grant; $40.
STATE. Nsupnl hplCfp. p. r.. Pgyd
lot 8, block 2G. Huning Highland ad'
dition; 81.
Felix ApodHca and wife 10 Rafae
Ruhi, piece Of land In precinct -
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OF CIVIL
CASES FOR SEPTEMBER
SESSION OF COURT

Jury cases for trial az the Scptom-
Der term Of court have boon SET by
Judge Raynoids a. follows: the lines
show the case numbers. the case
titles and the attorneys:
Sept. g2-S22s: Spencer VI. Gross,
Kelly a Co.; Marion & wood; Dob
son, Mann.
sept 2%g-SsTf; Hubbeu W. Huh
bell: Dobsou; Field.
Sept. 25-s79i; Thomas W.. GuE-
t~afson; Veaable: kiock.
Sept. 2S-9316. Martinez W.. A.. r
a :. r. Ry. Co; +. Baoa; Dobson.
Twiichell.
Sept ss-a62i: Melkusch vs.. Vic
tor Am Fuci Co.; Hannett. kiock;
Twitcheli. Yeaman a. GoSe.
Sept. so-9sissHe Estate Julius
staab. klook: Field.
oct. i-9672; Dcmpwoit vs.. Ia.
chcchl; vcnable. vigil a Jamison.
Oct l-S2to: Gunsupl W. McKin.
ley County Republican; Wilkcrson
Dobson and Page.
oct. i2-si6S: johnson W. Victor
Am. Fuel CO.; %itsnnctt Bushman.
Twitcheii- Yeaman a Cove.
oct i3-9655: Fugate vs.. Irwin.
klock: Miller a Craig.
oct it-9eS0; Mahboub rs Mary
land Gas. Co, Klock-wilson McMil-
len.
oct. i5-965s. burst Vs. chad.
bourne: Marion 4 Wood-Ncwell
Field.
oct. iG-9796: Sch vs.. Victor Am
Fuel CO.; Hannctt-Vigii & Jamison
Twitcbell- Icaman a Cove
oct t7-SsaS; Nash IL Co. IS
stephens: Barth; Heacock- kiock.
oct. f7-g57s; Holman ~. Acoqui,
ChamisaL etc; Lee; Vigii & Jamison
Oct sfi0. Meyers ". Meyers co.
Miller: Marion A Wood.
II will be noted that fair week. Oc
tobci 5-i6. is left open. Judge Ray
noids will Try nop-jury case tina
| week.
The docket vas called BY Judg'
Reynolds this morning and jurie
! wero waived In thirty cases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-21
Al ovEnnuRpENEp MIrE

II the work that women do n iho
pains they suffer could bc measured
In hgures. what a terrible array they
would present. Through girlhood,
wifchood and motherhood woman toils
on. often suffering with hackachc,
pains IN side headaches and nervous
ness which are tell-taie symptoms Of
organic arrangements which Lydia J.,
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
made from roots and herbs-can IN
doubleday correct. Women who SUI
fer should not give up hope until they
have given q a trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-21
NEW FEATURES FOR
ELKS' MINISTRIES
ANNOUNCED
Miss Eleanor vaughey TO APP
pear in Fancy Dancing
Little Isaac Barth the Boy
Wonder in Special Stunts.

Startling new features for the
ElkH minstrols Thursday and Fri
day nisht of this week worc an
nounced this morning by Director
Joe nrcn Not satisfied with the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-21

shears with u blade saw-edgod
n the othcr Nnife-cdgod have been
invented To cnabie even an inexpef-
fenced person to carve poultry neatly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-21

An oil burning steamship recently
arrived al Philadelphia from Hawaii.
having made the record breaking run
Of 1880 miles without a stop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-21

paiarito; $3.50.
Martha J. Emmons aud husband 10
j. :, Dillard, lot .. block IS. Huning
Highland addition, 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-21

Luigi i'uccini and lole Bachoch|
and Antonio uandoni and Ida Mont
took out marriage licenses at the
office of County Clerk A. 4. Walker
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-21
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