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TIIE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE. N. M.. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1914.
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Solitaire Quality Economy I
" VI' THE MURCY
Any ruovI rook know the bttt of
fixxl it mad better by a littla
seasoning. Hut proper euon
ing it nmre of an art than mot
houMrwive think.
It require the hichrst quality of
pice freshly ground and ex
tracta with all their original full
, tn.ni;th,a?e and flavor to pen-
edaie the food. Analyst hat
proven Moreyi Solitaire hiuh
in quality, flavor and strength.
'I hey are economical and
"77 le.rf th
Crww Van ihtUvvr"
ttrf art ftvt mtmhtri tf
tht Stliiiiire family, L.lttf,
Tta, l.miup, Ramm, Pratt!
Hmitr, Hiii, Sta ..(,
Guiff Juki, (Hun, Ohn
(hi, Prfiintrt, AlufU Simp,
III., tmit mil ftruliu
iHH.t.l JruiU mnj 'fgrlitU.I.
THE MURCY MERCANTILE CO.
Prnver
M0RJ5YS;:-;
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DEPiOCRATS
OPEII CAMPAIGN
WITH ft WHOOP
Horniillltli county l-emm-rul. will
make tin lr convention on Thurluy
iiIhM, September 1 7th. the opening
lima meeting of l lie (nil campaign
The convention la fur the nomination
nt three c unriltlalca fur (lie slate li g
islature. Iiut ll la (li"'H(l that the
iniivt ntlun tut.I it.-na will !,. Unnttli
eil with i-l'ilil n:nl lh.it I Mr i .:1k il
the evening oiin c Utvuti'il '.n thr
tn r hr ol a number ( l iii"i r.it lo
Ktiim li'mlem hi he tnUrct In
VltiitUinn lu nt'etid.
i t fn.r M pfinalil will make the
oienll. B'ldn R tiluinK the rout en.
(Inn pt'tH'eetllniC!'. The Kern"t
lepted an t :iv it u t lori Imrn ('oiitity
t'hiiirmnn l.ini! A. M Itue m vcrnl
iI.lv, iipn. fei relnry Anliiln l.u
nlau will enk. ami Aih'ldi I'. Hill,
the 1 leiiiiit-riil te tumlithite lr t he
p'.ute inrpomtlipii mnniiKfion wilt he
on the pri'iiraiu. Ml. Hill luhf nil-
Urdu t liio I'"moiriitt' n I u t men-
tuiii la hla only public iii'enrn e
hero iinil hla ai .ir.uu e 1'r'nr. an
Allui(ierftio iiuillent'v will he it
eil with Intrreiil.
The I leiniKitila have mule plana
I for a viKruua campaign In every pre-
iliut In tho fount) and with the ter-
tiilmy fit in uwi helming tnujoiit
fur I'liiigreFaman Kerguaaoti In Alhu
iUeri' the prunpeita fT ur ena In
the county with huth the atate ami
lealaliitive in aeta ur? cunanlereU
bright.
Prlmiiriea fr the inu ity vnuventhifi
will he held Monday evening, the 14ih
at S oVIm a r-ir preruii t t S at the
New Mexli tl Alhletlc I lull. Ill 1,1.1 old
Maauiili temple, and for preinfl i
In the Ontrnl achol hulhllng ut
Third and I .end avenue
WILL GEUEl BLISS HAS
ORDERED TROOPS
TO ALBUQUERQUE
OCTOBER S
ARGAM
batoMI tj-r BWi-i-sir. w a xmt tV4.VAU,u
Department Commander Ex
wets to Visit City About
Stptember 20th to Arrange
for Visit of Cavalrymen.
ASSURANCE OF TROOrS
CHEERS FAIR MANAGERS
Galusha Has Letter Advising
of Orders for Practice
March from Fort Wingate
to Albuquerque.
Owing to the fact that oar loans have been heavy, ard business unusually quiet
during the past few months, we have a large amount of capital tied up in UN
REDEEMED FLEDGES on which we want to realize.
Our stocks consiits mainly of DIAMONDS. RINGS, STUDS. BROOCHES.
LAVALIERE3, SCARF FINS, ETC., of all sizes and prices; WATCHES in all
makes and grades, solid gold and gold filled; Gold Rings, Fins, Cuff Links, and all
manner of thingj pertaining to a Jewelry stock.
The goods in our window have always been VERY CONSERVATIVELY
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Nearly all of our goods, especially watches and
diamonds, have been left with us as SECURITY FOR LOANS and very conserva
tive loans at that, so that we are AT ALL TIMES abl: to UNDERSELL ALL
COMPETITORS; but just now we are going to OUTDO OURSELVES.
FIRST ENTERTAINMENT
IN NEW HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM TONIGHT
The tlrt enlei laijiineiit lo he giv
en in A lliti'iueriiiie'a new l.atli settool
auditorium will h. pnaeiiied lotiiKhl
In the pretty iiperetti. iloldenhalr
and the Three Hear," a children'
pinna h ihililnii. tinder the ilt
rrilii'ti of Mra. K. I.. Urndford. The
dre n-heiirnjil lusi nllit i-liowid the
entile 'Ut In peircit tl.iinllli! ter
i k tv patt met Innnre an rntertiiln-
DON CAKY
SIGNS
115 S. Third
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mint :t the flrat merit. Mr. Hra2
find. hiae akill in hanillmg tblld
mnaieliitia ha heen demiii rated
aiveial orr.lona In aimilar enter
tallllliellla, tlU lieen IIJllMllg the
"I ioldetihulr" t aatv for kevrrnl
iiioinh mid It ptoniim-n tu ha in
every way thi1 nmal HtKeeanlul nf her
ertorta. The entertiilnnient la a ht-n-ellt
under the nuxphea ut the t'ureiit
Teai hera' us"'" latu.n and the heal
Juvenile talent In the illy will take
pait.
Muaie wilt h furnmhed l.y the
high a. hoi. I on lu al ra and the c aale
liuludea l.dwln Ludea, lionald Wilaon
and I'hivter I'artw right aa the Three
Learn; t.rui'o Mortg, llorteuau Mwlta-
er un Urat e l.ougti llow 'n promi
nent puna, and Mr. Hen 1'uryear.
who will play the role i.f the child
ilevotirlng ngro. The Operettl la II I led
with hi IK lit luuale, Mtlriitttve itunee
and with a thaimlag atag. aeiuug
pioimxea a deliKhtful enteiialntneiil
I. title Miaa llginia I.ee U llllameoii
will aplx'ar In iet laity numlirra, add
ing ni ili rlally lo lliu alreiiMlh of the
plog ram. .
114 W. Central
0pp. Hotel
Combs
S Huf.if.ilflu
III PREPARATION
FOB JOSH
During
September
ll
'C
Reduction
ON ALL
FANCY
VAIEHCIA SHERIFF
COMES AFTER MAN
The loral pullif; t"d.l; turneil over
to Sheriff J.i riitnlllo, nf Va'encU
rouni y, J. It. Hylveater, whn la aeiua
i il er having f illed In pay a hoard
hill hy Mra. J. V, Kuni ul llidrti.
.Vvlveater lime tu town yeatelday.
The polne had him under nnrveil
lu:ie, hut mude no ini.ve tu aiient
nn'll it waa tataliliahed that a wai
ruril wad out tor him. iittnef Kd
I'onohue m. 'e lUn arriat laat nigiX.
FILUNO HOLES IN
GOLD AVENUE ALLEY
The atrrei deiHrtment today hegim
fit! inn In the ulley f i tinld llVeniP
next In Albert Kaher'a place nf lilla
ine. ( ouniil reiently put a iheK
to a plan for permanent paving for
the alley.
0. R. E. PLANNING DANCE
TO BE HELD SEPT. 16TH
I'lana ure heing laid by the i rder
of It'idway Kniplnvt-ii for a di ne to
be held al Woodmen a hall, t'enlial
avenue. The event will lake plu e
St plelll.ier ltth. V. V. Moore la
i hail man of the enmmiitee in i harge.
S T BUG
In ireparution for the ru.di that i
expeeled when the readjual men: '
enmmi'reiiil iondltiona iin.w.Med h
he r la at eii'tipllahi d, the Santa
Fa ahopa here ale wnirtina ateadtl.v.
Thr lone puta In full tin huiir even
on Salurduya. Keeenlly l.iere waa a
aliii'kemng of work.
While In ihe eity the other night.
ietier.il Manager K. t". Kng m.ide the
atulement that Al.iiiiin liie waa
lucky to have Ihe ahopH at thia lime.
It waa fe lunate, he aaul, thai the
Kniita Ke had the money eel aanle for
exianaloi of the plant and for t.iu
wotii that waa lulled for at lhi time.
Keveral iveeka ago, alter a cuiiler-
eiic a of funt a re heada In thia id
llefore ihe Siith of the month
tielieral Tnaker H. Unas, department
mmmiimler, la exe t d In thia til X
to miik final urtau wi ini nta for the.
preai ni e of u lrai of cavalrymen in i
Alliii'iiiergue during Ihe tittle fair.!
iictoiier i lo lu. Ix puiy l ulled,
et.it.a Marahal J. II. fiulu.ihn.l
through whoau effuila ileneral Hli'j
Intereai In the atate fair waa arouaed,
rcielved u litter from the general,
iIiim morning, in whuli hu aanl hi
hoped lo get here not later than the
:iii. j
lieiii rul riliaa will be met by a del-
ra ition from the I oinmi ri lal rluh, ;
w hoae gueat he will be while In the
Mly. The e I ub iiflb lula hope that
the general may have aoineibing en-1
loiiraging to aay about the poaalbll-j
llv ol an ..rmy pot being eal.ibliahed
near the illy.
In hla letter t" Mr. liuluahu. lien- I .
eial Ultai wrola that the commander j - .
at Ko-t Wlngiito hail been told to, Patrick Wulah. head of the bag
hold a iroop in reudineaa for nrdera gagemen of Ihe llakeralleld dlvlaion
lor u practice mun h to Albuiurriue of the Kanta re. waa a paaaenger on
which will bring them here al the' No. 3 thia afternoon on hla way eaat.
beginiiliig of tne fuir.
Only an entirely unexpected turn
in eventa can now aerve to keep the
c.nuli.vinen Irom taking part In thn
fan. They will be one "I ihe moat
apeciai ii l.i r addition to ihe program
of enierlainnieur ."t oniy will the
men drill and exhibit the feata of
dareilc vlltrv that iltatiuguiali the cell
taura of t'ncle fain a army, but the
olllcera will ahow off their trick
in. ,u ii i n. K troop, Twelfth cavalry,
which la Ihe organisation to appear
h"re, la one uf the crack command
of the eriny. Oltlcer and men are
noted for their hoiaemunahip and
daring.
No Reasonable Offer for a Diamond or a
Watch will be Refused
Look elsewhere, price the goods you want, tnen permit us to show you HOW
MUCH WE CAN SAVE YOU. This is straight business.
A Written Guarantee with each article purchased if desired
H. YANOW
0pp. Hotel
Combs
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(Continued from rage One.)
right bunk or the urci.
"The lighting here baa lVn of a
peculiarly deapernle character, writ- h
la ahow n by the fact thai of lo
ataniliirda captured, one. that of the
Thltiy-Hixth Infantry regiment of
Magdeburg, waa torn from the hands
of ita bearer by a Krenih Inluntry
i rcaervlat.
Many .IIhiiIictcH leiile Have lleeit "The French, however,
tailed m WltneaMK. I along the iurii. while
Week after Week Ill's been hub- have croaaeil the Marne
SI MMINti I I' TDK t VlDKNt IC
lol.cd the leallmony of Alouiiieriiie
In i pie kidney aufferera backache
Mttiuia people who have cridiireit
and a general Inxpettlnn of ihe Horknmny forma of kidney, bladder or
of aho exi.analon ua far a It b .d i u, irary diaordera. Theio witneaaea
gone then, it waa announced ibat eon
ilitiona brought about by the war
would not affei-t the enlargement ol
the abol'a In any degree. Aa a mat
ter i f tact, the original plana were
added o, notably In Ihe caae ol t ie
new atcrchoiiae, which la In have im
inenae plut forma of a nun ll greater
alxe than ul hint diaigued.
.ARROW ESCAPE FOR
E
ALBUQUERQUE S
DOGCATCRER
tucked hy our trimpf. We progreaaed
allghlly.
"The fort tlcmeourt In tho Meuae
waa attacked by Ihe Hermann.
'HliglU progrcaa wua mud" on the
road to Chateau Halloa in Lorraine,
by the aixth let m.iiiy nrmy in the
ton al of I 'hampenolx. I'm I nf I hut
advance waa pad.
"Aa for M.iubeuge we have no of
ficial confirmation of Ita having been
taken. The garriaon wua not hall
what Herman agem iea aay."
l.l inllW 4 I.AMIS TO HOI. II
lll.lt OWN lll.ltllli: I'Altls
W. lablniitoll. Sept. II. The tier-
man embaaay today received the
low.ng wireleiw from Herlin:
"lleuibtmirtcra on Thuradiiy In lt
III at uflb'ial report auya that in a
fol
advunce of alrolig boat 1 1 eoliinina il
repoited. The i liemy failed to nir
aue. Hendiiuurtera alao reporta fight
ing weal of Verdun and on the eual
ern ai een of wur.
"Vienna reporta that the Auatrinti
have iiaauined the olfeiialve in Ihn
region of I.emlMig Thia mnrka Ihe
aeennd atage of a nlne-ciay battle In
which tiii.lMMi inr.iniiv. t.oiiu caval
ry, l.r.nu m. i bine gnua ami I'.uiiu
Held guiiH were engaged on the Itua
eiun aide.
"on fun. lay night Ihe A Haitian
unnihiluted the enure Servian Ttmok
clivialoii near Mltrowilxa. The mili
tary attachea of the netilial powera
with the licrmun troopa utnilally
aliile that the enemies of liiromby
ure uaing diioi iluin biillela.
"The vntiKiiurd of Ihe right wing
or the irrniiin troopa advancing over
GRAUSE SAGE TEA
Here'a tiramlinotlM'a Itei lie let
liHiken and lieaiitlly I'aik'cl llalr.
1
Ptedell
The Live Clothier
Thai beaut'iful, even allude of dark.
Kloaay hair can only be had by brew
ing a mixture nf rUge Tea and Hul
Ibur. Your hair ia your charm. U
uiukca or niara I lis face. When II
f, i ilea, turna graj, at nuked and look
dry, wlaiyy and a raggly, Juat an ap
plication or two of rUne and Sulphur
enhaiuea Itg appearance a hundred
lol.l. lton't but hi r to prepare the lonli:
you can ge Irom any drug a'oie a
cent bottle of "Wyeth'a Huge and Mul
pliur Hair Itelliedy," ready to Uae.
Thia can alwaya he depended upon to
tiring bucg the natural color, Ihn k
neaa and luairo of your hair olid re
mnvi ilandiuff, atop at-alu Itching and
lulling hair.
Kverybody uaii "Wyeth'a hiuge and
Sulphur becaUae It darkriia ao ri.il
tiidlly and evenly that no nod y call
lell it haa heen applied. Yuu ainiply
dampen u ponge or auft bi uah w itn
it and draw Ihl thrnugh the hull,
taking one amall atrand at a time,
hy nmr'ilug the gray hair haa dtaap-
I peun-d.- anil after another api'ltcallon
111 beiomea beautitiilly dark and ap
pear Sloaay, luatroug and abundant.
Mic waa a al iit. determined look
ing woman, and ahe came into lily
t'lerk Hughea' oltlce like a aiiniu
Melle gienudler.
"I want a dog licenae," ahe an-
noiiueeil. "Thul filthy dogi n(ch r j
went by my place yeaterday and he
looked ul my clog. it waa u good i
thing for him lit- didn t lake it. 1
waa watc lung him from Ihe aide ot
the window with a ahotgun. If he'd
laid a hand on that dog I'd have oht
him.
"1 want a licenae. I want every-;
thing regular and legal. 1 certainly
w ill shoot that d. il key If In- la v a W
linger on my d"g "
hc got her licenae and went away, j
apparently convinced thul ahe had J
purchased a lcj.,1 right to ahoot ihe
ring, atelier whenever ahe latches
hurt hanging around her houae '
hive uaed I loan 'a Kidney nils. All
hive given their enthualnatic appro
val It's thn su no every where 30.
Oi ll American men anil women aro
; '.'iilicly recommeiullng Imati'i al
vv.iva in the home papers lan't It a
wivicii rful, convincing ma km of proof?
If you are a eufterer your verdict
:nuat he "Try I oan a flrat.'
Here'a one more AlhuquerUe eaae.
Mra. J. Hall. 40'.t W. Iron Ave., Al
bui,ieriue, auya: "One of my fam
ily waa subject to attack of baek
athe for aeveral months, hometlmea
he wua laid up for a itty or two.
I loan's Kidney Tills quickly ended
thia trouble, and ahe linsn't had a algn
of it during the puat aeveral yeurs.
I have publicly recommended Iioun's
Kidney fills befote and I can sav
that 1 have, since used a few dimes
of Dunn's Kidney I ' tiles myself. They
have helped mo, too."
Trice r,Uc. at all dealer. Iion't
al.-nply ak for a kidney remedy get
1 loans Kidney Tills tl.e same that
Mrs. Hull recommences. Koator-Mil-burn
Co., Tropa., Huffalo, N Y.
itanil firm
the HHHah
and driven
the enemy a clintance of 11 miles.
"Krom Ihe center news la meiiger
but the French are uiidciftood to be
progressing. "
KVUTATIOX OK I.H. I'.
HY .I-:H.M I'ONTIM i:s
London. Sept. 11 ILTiil p. in.) A
Central News diapat h from Home
eiaya thai ele:rama from lierlln suite
that the evacuation of I'pper Alsace
hy the ileimana conttnueH. They are
withdrawing lo firiiaehiii g uiul .Mel.
It la aitinilt"d thai tile lieiinan army
In Kliince la extremely fatigued,
whereas the e nemy Is continuully re
icivlng freah troopa.
t.UtMXNH ri: 1 1 it I : o
wivr i i. in 'its ti
Antwerp, held. II ivi.i Loudon,
I U.I p. m.) It ia oltli intly an
nounced here today that the town
ot Wtiereghem. in the IbUiati prov
ince of Weat Hiundeia, was bomlinrd
ei by the liermana yealcrday for
thirty minulea. There were no cas
ttultlea and only a tew ho'iaea welt
i dcatro.v ed by the Herman lire.
battle eaat of I'm la Ihe- ilermuna held the M.irnu river iialwurd from I'arla
their own In h heavy two days' fight I were attacked hy auperlor f ori ea. bill
nKiilnat auerior foreea a. tacking he- the attack Waa stoppeil. the Herman
Iwi'en Mi'.iux. Moiilnuriff and from
the illlcetlon of Talis. We iiliilured
lllty Suiih nnd aeveral Ihoiiannd ptia
oners. but retired the Hank when the
vanguard hcinit taken back, Ihe eue
mlea, however, not fullowlng. The
Hermans cupiureit titty guna and '
eral thousand men."
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ESQUIQEL TO MAKE!
FOB BURNS
SENATE SEAT
Manta Ke. N'. M.. Kept. 1 1. lie-,
pons from Itlo Arriba county tiaday
tell of lively interest In thai, county
la the tilling of the vacancy In the
alula senate caused hy the reamna
Hon of Senator Thomas I'. Hums.
Telfeelu l:'Ull,i'l la ild lo be the
probable ltepubllian nominee unci It
Is understood that 1. II. C'ltst is being
urged to make the race againai him.
on the I'emoeiallc ticket. Ileneral
belief here la that a strong liniio
I'lalm caiiilidaie will be aole lo curry
Ilia county and thua reduce the
alainlpel inajonly In Ihe senate by
one.
Skinner's
Grocery
Colorado Elberta Peaches
the best Peach this sea
son, $1.00 a box.
Michigan Concord grapes
40c a basket.
Well bleached Celery.
Eastern Sweet Potatoes, g
Belleflower Apples, 1
pounds for 25c.
The HERALD Want Adi get
the best results.
Crabapples, 4c a pound.
J. A. Skinner
205 S. First St.
Phones CO and 61.
t.l ltMW MII.ITAItV l ltMtlt
M I KS TMtl.l Y WITH WTWUtT
I '.or ilea n x, riept. 1 tl:Sj p. m )
Advices received here from an au
thoritative amine In Antwerp declare,
that Field Marahal von eler Hollx.
the Herman military governor of the
I occupied portion of llelgtttm. ut-
templed yesterday lo npen negotta
I lions ul Antwerp. To this end he
I Iniiile use of a member of Ihe He I
i giun cabinet who hud ri'inained be
hind at llruaaela. No Importance '
attached to Ihla effort and tho llel
glan government ignored It
t,l inil HOW TIIIM i:
i i n vitni t i iibi ,
London, Sept. 11 I : 1 p. ml j
Telegraphing from Copenhagen, the.
correspondent of lleuler'a aava dis
patches received there from lleHlll!
announce that the general lieud'iuar- j
ten or the Herman crown prince
have been eatubliahed In u fortified
p., anion lo the westward of Verdun,
j T.irta of the crown prniee'a army
;have attacked foils south of Verdun
I vvlii' h aince yealclduy haa been bnin
j harried by heavy artillery by the
(icrututiH.
HtWII. Itr.TOItT M.K.IIT
liIM LA-r Ml.llT
Washington, Sept. II. Tim Kri'in ll
embuaav today rcielved from llor
deaui lh' following dtspali h dated
September 11. but presumably writ
ten laat nirbt
"Today t o'i bii k let p. m. from
Indlcaliona give n l.y the war depart
ment) marked ndvanes against thu
Herman right wins have been gained
by our troops. To the tiotih of t
ferte Sous Jouurie the Herman army
was obliged to re. !" the Marnu and
yeaterday night below a line formed
by lh river I aid bin, and Mvay and
Fire en TartUnuia Hie .Maine valley
wua free from Herman t loops, ai -cot
ding to reports by the Iniiah avi
ation ecu pa. our troops at cham
paign were forced hy the thud Her
man army to retire to Houigai n
and Salons, but part of what wu butt
was regained.
"The firth Herman army befoie
Vuiui.ouil la lh Aijuung was at-
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Camping Blankets from $3.50 to $7.00
Auto Robes from - $3.50 to $10.00
Crib Blankets from - 45c lo $1.50
Bath Robe Blankets from $2.50 to $3.50
Regular Bed Blankets
Cotton from
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