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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-09-25

vented Cdn IdhC
out the pernicious
germs. The best
strainer for the
average dairyman
is a metal vessel.
as shown in the
cut. with a wire
screen of 100 wires
to the inch. A
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-09-25

Good Strainer Is Necessary.
Dirt-carrying bacteria once in the
milk has done its harm. and no num-
Der of strainers of any kind yet IN
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

Ssms lIlssisnary Eotss.

The Home Missionary Society ol
Trinity Church observed lest week as
Week Of Prayer. Each day q different
msmnsr conducted the services. who
had prepared a good program. The
meetings wsrs 9 spiritual blessing %
the large number attending. Besides
the good talks and hne papers read.
beautifal solos and duets we're rendered
by Mrs. Park Trammcll, Mrs ZsigIer,
Mra P. T. MickleF. Misses Sallie Blake,
Bertha Jones, Genie VanBru0t aud Kats
Mickler. Mrs. Lila Robertson and Mrs
B. Q. Bridges presided at che piano.
Bessie Temple reclted sWeetly at the
meeting on Monday afternoon. The
free-will Offering received for the noun
tain school, ''Sue Bennett Memorial, {"
amounted % SIG 81.
Sunday services at Trinity and B0uIe-
ward. A fne attendance Of young Ia
dies from the College, and q notable In
crease Of young men at Trinity Sunday
School. OF course there Was no con-
nection between the two statements.
The pastor preached ct morning SER
Nle4 VI tAo WuNa VI MlN-louos NJ tul
conclusion there were two applicants Tor
church memberBhip. Two were received
on confession Of faith and six By eer-
tifcate.
A beautiful solo By Miss BY Picket
was much enjoyed By ell present. The
evening service was IN the interest Of
Home Missionary work.
The Senior League shows evidence Of
new life, and isreceiving new members.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. Guyto McCord
conducted the devotional service Ia hls
usual thorough manner Business sos-
sion followed, somo few changes made.
Two members reeeiyed. Miss Fonton
Devia was appointed Leader for next
Sunday.
The tntormsdiats ana Junior League
meeting wac eondncted by Thoo. Proc
Tor, who always does things well
Eighty boys and girls were present.
Mabel Tully W1ll lead the meeting next
Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
boulevard received one member On
profession and threo by certificate The
pastor preached at the evening service
On Home Missions.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15
PROVIDE REST ROOA.

The Inverness Chronicle tells Of q
most commendable innovation: "At
Kisaimmee, Fla, the ladies Of the town
maintain q rest room, and people from
the country can stop there, where eli
provisions are made for their temporary
comfort. This room is especially pat.
r0nized By ladies' with children, and one
ahOuld be IN every town. It could be
kept 10 aL little cost, and business men
would support it. Let the w. @. =. y.
inaugurate the rest room here, and that
order would accomplish something it
would have cause % be proud Of.
Wen venture the prophecy that the
merchants OF any city or town Where
such provision for the comfort OF visit
Ora from the country ls made viii tind
an increase IN the volume Of their cCun-
try trade. It would pay the merchants
10 club together 20 pay the cost Ot main.
tanning one for the visiting women and
children. Short Talks IN Times- Union.
And the W. C. 7. U. could not take
up 4 hettar work Ia TalIahasSee. A
committee from the Chamber Of Com
merea Bee been appointed b confer
with th6 city council IN reference 70
providing better accommodation for
oar country friends when they visit the
city. There should be q harmonious
concentration Of effort along this line.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

pUhl-tv advcgtlsole1ts ere not aecepleo
- frs.sTtsd ~ thie neHlgapeE at any pt.ee g
ts4 nng cgnfItlQng ~ eleal at~1lpas No
f.lS.s onS has ovsF egDeafea ~ y
N~rnlulegel alpaFtisoulsnts Under tWo mCuEhe
pe4ll ger inea hlgt lna9lt.en 80 s... ss. ~
r.tn r1sffeF IS cents gaF inch oaeh l41Be. Ae 81
r.1lfo.18tnf fun after eoltraet eKpir14 Localg o.
- Iaa l.atlgT, except nqEa, a9lgnE pure feaain
N.1.ltf, oe1la llne eae1 ie1ne. AL cnaA4e 81
= n,rsenfs ~ anything INTENDED fcT publiea-
f'aE T1urt D. handad in H0t later than Ihufoday
Nt y r8eslVe pEUznpt altontica.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15
Notics 20 The Psblle.

Under the State printing contrsct
recently secured have associated with
me Mr.. JOnn g. Collins, VINO q exDeri-
eneed n this particular line Of work.
We are now installing a $4,000 plant
and " soon bs IN cOniitl0a 10 nrn
Vut - hls work as can bB secured in
the State. The style Of the 6em VIII
be smith q Collins, State Printers.
MILTON A. SMITH, COntractor.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15
Iamana Aa1 80 - 80.

October ~. The Bsthpage Epworth
League held Its first business meeting
last Sunday at ,. n. Miss Maggie
Brown led the services.
Mr.. g. 4. Brown and son went %
Metcalfe on business last Monday. On
the way he met with Mr.. William BIa-
lock, an Old Confodorato aoldier twas
q meeting pleasant % both parties.
We had another cold anap this rnoFn-
lng. The thermometer stood at So de-
greeg.
Master Elmer MeElvsy came over
from Hmson 20 Dogwood, Fla, last
Monday. He came 70 bring us 4 well
digger We have 10 keep on cleaning
out wells over here.
Little Mlss Gussie Strickland q 4
great deal better, 30 said DR.. Striek-
land today. We hope she viii econ, be
up and about.
Mr. 7. p. Strickland went % TaIla-
haasee "a yesterday.
Some farmegs have ground cane and
have new syrup % eat Only made
little for early eating We suppose.
It eontin les 20 b very dry in this
part Of Florida.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

The Railroad Commissioners hal1
meeting o1 the oth inst 90 conriis tha
ro.claelilcatl0h of the following ki,n.
cfsc1 lumber. cotton seed. rock candy
g4rup. fresh hsh. frasA moata and brick
ne Con nisui0a stu has the matter
Under a1rsemenk.
General Counsel Massey left Thafa
DAY f1r LquIsvllla 60 attend 3 further
bearing oi 4ho II AN. an1x cent. rase
tag1 % ~ bad ol tho 1l |nzt Hon.
IN Hdton Barr FrrsiItai tf en- rtn
son. VIA i1n Mn t1efa oa m1ae.
Hon Emnttt Wn11a ~
WI t1ll1ne - Csc
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

AA9N~ - AAN-A ~ 49," - -"
Rugslsy nsaiaenes.
One Of the most snjoyabls social an
ssrtAinmsnts given By any Christian or
RanizatiOn Of the city for several
months was tha one given By tho b. r.
p. U. on last Friday evening at The pa-
latial home Of Mrs. w n. Rugeley. on
Clinton street. There we're at least q
hundred and hfty guests present, young
and old, ard tho entire evening was
spent with plcaoura ond amunoment.
An apple guessing contoat Was one of
the features of entertaining. Each cne
present was furnished with pencil and
paper and asked % guess as many
names ~ apples cofEcctlV 81 they
could. After earefal e1anination of
an the papers ~ tho judges. tl.a honore
were Awarded d MIas Enma IFanmoIi
and nr. Ton pFaIti AlteF which az
ffoakmeals oi paf|oao Kinds wa eefred
ard games ol f|8oIonl kIHlg pea played
Ard all went aWeg Hllh q feeling thai
NJ were NII tDnt i114 Nefe thsre.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

Columbus, Ca, merchants WIN make
quite en- effort to build up commercial
relations with the people Of this section
% Florida, through the extension Of
tho o. r. & A. railroad 20 that city.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

A Chicago gontleman, who has seon
asd admired the beauties Of this sec
tion, wants The True Democrat 10
secure for him q two hundred acre lake
front property, and adveFtises foF it
elsewhere. II you have such 3 place
Iss us knew Il.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

After q man IN Tennessee had served
Eve months IN iail on q charge Of eOun-
tsrfoltlng Il was discovered that the al
ieEed spurious money Is genuine. The
loas money q man has up there the bet
tsF apparently hIs chance lS Tor keeping
cut Of iail.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

The BOys Are Praetieina And Promise
cooA nall Saan.

/ NNN - HNNMa
The foot ball squad under the diroe-
tio1 Of Guyte ?. McC0rd as coach d
making Good headway every evening
with 10 practice. The young men 81
Tallahassee who have taken "a interest,"
IN this branch Of athletics have worked
hard % perfect q team that win atsnt
tne rush Of all Florida teams. Ihnt
their work has not been IN vain g ahoan
~ the eleven that has been built out 81
the material which presented itself for
Some games are being scheduled for
the near future. and doubtless n
than two weeks Tallahaesoe Wfli ~ =.
foot baD contest, the hrst since
son feil before Forsythe's a0gro
IN the fall Of 1904. The held FOR 80
contests has not yet been decided uDon.
but next week the management win
have selected the best available grouna
end work Tor its perfection asa foot baI7
neld VII be started at once.
10 those who have not kept up with
this bunch since their Organization. b
win probably Be Of interest 70 know
thas the c0i0Fa selected for the TelI4e
n9esse Foot Bah Team are Orange and
Lei at VINO VIII lend them eVerg en-
eouragemont posaible and rake thiFfaIl
sem IKE the days of cd.
They h0ldFegular practice every erat-
ING q six O'Clock under tie arch
On Adams street directly west os the
CAPITOL Any new recruits win - glern
uniferm and allowed 3 fair chance q
make the squad
r~sN~~~<~~~rse>sa<.r.e.-. -
IN the Circuit Court, Second Judlc
Circuit, Leon County, Florida. --la
Chancery.
AaIy - vasna cenplsinank. '. ntvia Vrn
UEIrnHrnf
II HAVING HEEN MApE 10 APpnAn M
- aIll4gll of c1lnDiolna1t tkat fha - ...e
eL tneo4Ir14ant = UnknoUn, and thnt fEafa #
- ~ ~ - serves - 4 auhDoena urnr n.
e.lla -lnl tlo 1all e1Ltnoa1t. anf thai ths ~
e,le.iant = ever - 49, - tuezty-ona vl1le.
49, ~ ..leny oroelea taaf the nad eel1r
nafI4 ve1on, t9 a1d ~ y haEslT rn1uI11.I - -.
80 aA4 o4 ueeuE. ~ "A. - looo anf lhrl |'|t
old1r - publla1o1 ence : sgunk ~. 1|rl.f
slvo we1as q Ihs WotklF Ilua u',I,oe1',F' \ 's..
hagsI geell1h,d q tAs etass * FlcIida ~ IS
the noid County q len.
~ witness Nhorsal. 4 Hsnrr 4. p.Iket r.,.
81 ~ C.rcu.t Court niorouzid, have hePs.',l, -.
~ hand md the zeal cf the sid Govt fEl. '.
lItA aaF q Otlobor a, y. le0o
LeRA1-l HENRY 4. FELKKf
S,esk Clfeaii csugs, Lson coanty. Elolita
Atlsst-Hsl,as PutxrL.
sseS CLERK 81 enid Court
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

The prohibltlonists were the victOrs
in the wet and dry election held In Clay
county on Tuesday By q very decided
majority.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

Governor Albert w. GIIehrist can al
ways be depended upon 10 do the right
thing st the proper time, and be does II.
%. L. Freeman, q county commlagiOner
Of fernando county, has rendered he
resignation. Governor Gilchrlst has 8
number Of warm personal friends and
political admirers and supporters IN
fernando county whom he could appoint
% this place, bat instead b has served
notice on the county executive % give
publicity 10 ali the taxpayers concerned
and 20 select 3 gentleman who 4 auit-
able % the people, and be win then ap
point him. Le takes q big man % %
this, and Governor Gllchrist u just what
the Tribhne has always eontonded the
most conservative and impartial Chief
Executive thiB State has ever had. =
Tampa Tribune.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

Those interested n school matters
win hlnd q full statement Of the cOndi-
tions Of The county schools IN another
part Of this paper
Mr.. and Mrs. Lsouia 8. Peek and MEu.
Florence A. Cibblns passed through
Tallahassee yesterday en- route from
Panaeoa Springs 10 their home In Jack
nonvillo.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

The government has expended tS, ,OOO,.
oOO foF the irrigation Of l47. 900 acres Of
ard land n the UmeOmpahgEo valley.
Why wouldn't Il b more consistent 10
eKpond q like amount IN settling up,
with q desirable class Of people, the
e1o 900 acres Of productive uneultIvatsd
Ianda IN Leon eountyi
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

Chamber Of Commerce meeting to-
night.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

Nov Is ne time 70 buy Leon county
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

The noWspapsF fraternity throughout
Fiorida win, without exception, regret
ths loos Of TIE Havana News BY fro
Editor Gray and Bis wife, who was bic
eolahores, have worked earnestly 10
give TIE people % Havana q goOd paper
aad assist n The development Of that
sestiOn.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

Mr. George W. Saxon 10 expected 70
reach home Tuesday from his EuTOpoAn
trim
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

Hon. Sd. HilbuFn,0f Palatka, has en-.
noanoos that be win not be q candidate
Cor Congress. owing 10 business duties.
Ihis vii not be pleasant news 70 che
many admirers Of the gentleman
throughout The State, who wanted 70
witness q real interesting contest be-
tween he and Frank Clark. about the
tWo ablost men "a ths second district.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-15

Asu'au, p.id . OF I.. is~-.
nalanco
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18

WANTED - Experienced waitress
and dishwnSher. Delaney cafe.
22l South LIST street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18
ESCAPED CONVICT
SUBS|STED ON
BmLACKbERR|ES
AyariSto Montoya When Dis
covered by Deputy Sheriff
Near Las Vegas Makes Bum
Gun Play With a Stick

Especial Dispatch to The Morning Journal
Las Vegas, y. NJ, Aug. 17.-Deputy
Sheriff Enrique Sena, Of this county.
late yesterday afternoon captured Az
%ariaso Montoya. an escaped convict
from the territorial p~enitentiarY, at
Los Vallecitos, near this city. Sena,,
IMho had been on the trial of the cs-
capped prison bird several days, sud
denly came upon Montoya in a canyon
near Los Vallecitos. The fugitive took
,rcfnse behind n large boulder, and al
tempted to make n gun play with Il
stick. As Sena drew down ON him with
IA Winchester, Montoya suddenly con-
|cludcd TO surrender. He was brought
to the county jail here last night and
today Scna took him to Santa Pc to de
liver him to the pcnitcntiary authori-
ties ana incidentally claim II standing
IrcWard of S25 offered for the capture
of escaped conVicts. Montoya escaped
about d month ago. while serving as a
|trusty at the prison. When captured
he was almost starved, having lived in
the mountains most Of the time, sub
.sisting on wild b~lackbcrrics. He was
sent up from Union county six months
ago to serve two ana a half years for.
sheep stealing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18

The recent barbecue picnic and big
time generally in the town of Endec
is reported to have brought out one
of the biggest crowds ever Seen in
Quay county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18
The Metals.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE market
for standard copper on the metal eX.
change was quiet ana no sales were
reported. Closing quotations follow
Spot, August and September, sl2.6a
m$I2.90: October, November and
December. S12.15m 1900. The London
market closed quiet with spot III
pounds 80, Is. Cd and Futures al
$50. Is, Cd ana Futures at
of 900 tons of spot ana 500 tons fu-
lures. Local dealers quoted lake at
$13.l2E $13.37h; olectrolytic, at
$4,000 $|13.l2ia; casting at $l2.75m
$l2.S7N. Lead was quiet but steady
with spot closing at $4.37h m$4.45;
New York, and at $4.25m $4.35 East
st. Louis delivery, The London mar
ket closed at Gt2, lis, Sd.
Speltcr closed firm with spot quoted
at s5.G5M $5.s5. New York and at
s5.65MS5.90 East st. Louis delivery.
The London market was unchanged at
r92. Bar silver. 81 Use; Mexican dol
lars, 44c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18
AUCTION

AUCTION SALE viii sell al auc-
ton the splendid furniture of Rev.
Fletcher Cook. nt COS West silver ave-
nuc. Thursday. September 2. at . p
M. consisting ct 8 book cases. several
splendid leather upholstered rockers
au elegant mission dining table Will
chairs To- match. china closet, Kitchen
cnhinct. range. linoicum. sanitary
eourhcs. iron beds drcssers. chiffon
i,fs. beautiful administer rugs. hoside-
many Other things. \ real oppoituni-
ty To- buy up-to-datc furniture. J. NJ.
Soilic. Auctionccr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18
Dnn's Review of the Week.

The wool market in Boston is very
strong and animated, with active trad
ing ANA a general demand reported
The largest mills in the country are
buying freely and the total transfers
of the week so far completed are estl-
mated at between -. 100000 II l5'-
0OO. 900 pounds. With large deals
that will probably be finished before
the weeks ends included. tho total
win be between $4,000. 900 and 30.-
600. 900 pounds. The bulk Of the trans
fcrs is made mp of Montana n other
domestic wool. New Zealand crossbreds
sell with some freedom, hut the supply
of foreign wool is small European
advices are firm with prices tend
ing upward. and primary Australian
markets hardening.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18
Kansas CITY Live Stock,

Kansas city, Aug. t7.-Cattle-Re'
ceipts, $4,000, including 1900 south
erns; market steady to strong native
steers, $450m$140; southern steers
$3.30@ $4.75; southern cows. S2.40@
$500, native cows and hcifers, s2.25@
$3.50, stockcrS ana feeders. 50. 90 a
$3.50; bulls, 50 75m$3.75. calves, $3.0(
"$7.oo. western steers, ASA SO 20.
western COWS, 2.50m IA.
Hogs Receipts 5000; market five
cents higher; bunk Of sales, $i.70@
$500; heavy. $770d$7.S5; packers
ana butchers. $7.706$7.90; light
$1,000 SIS; pigs. SG00m$7A0.
Shoep-Roceipts. 5000; market l0'
lower; muttons, $425@$5.25; lambs
$3.50 M$1.75; range wethcrs, $4,000
$5.25; range ewes. s3.956 500.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18
i.oStou WoOI Market.

Boston, Aug. 1.-THE movement to
the mills i'm the local wool market
continued very pesty with no recess
sion OF nriccs. The largest dealings
are still in territory took although
a good demand is reported in other
lines while good sales are reported IN
nuued lambs wool and the foreign
prodnct. Secured values. Texas line.
10 months. 73m 15c. fine . to ) points.
9 : zoe: fine fall. 5SMeoc. Territory
fine staple. 75H7Sc: fine medium
stanlc eq zee: fine clothing. 6Am zoe,
zinc medium clothing Gao s6c; hall
blood. ga soc: t~hrec-eiehts blood
G4Ge5c: quarter blood 66@6sc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18

helfers. s2e5m$s,4o: calves, s55o@
$3.50.
Iiogs-Reccipts. 5000; market
strong TO Sc higher. light, SI.55m
$500; mixed, SI.s5@Ss.05; heavy
5000 IS. IA; rough. $7.l0mS735
good choice heavy, $3.50 SS,05: pigs
SG.S5mS 81 so; bunk of sales, 81 50M
sheep Receipts $4,000; mhrkeI
weak; native, $2.90 $600; western
$500 $1.00; yearlings. $t.50@$ $3.50
lambs native. 51$715; western
s450 a $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18
AND
COMMERCE
Wall street.

New York. Aug. 17.-The reaction
ary tendency manifested by the stock
market Yesterday became pronounced
Today with early declines in a major
IN Of the standard issues. There was
"a recurrence of rumors regarding the
health of "a prominent f|inancicr now
abroad ana the long continued
trough in the orr belt, excited some
a~unrehcnslon. From the very outset
thc market was irregular. chiefly oW-
inc Ia n series of bear attacks which
,onVerged largely around h Harri-
man issues. The only prominent stocks
ia display stoadiness were New York
central and Atchison.
Therc was Il general late recovery
from the early heaviness which had
ifs inception in a fresh buying move
nient in Union Pacific. The balance
90 the active list moved along in SYM
nathV. the net result being gains which
ranged from fractions in the Hartman
issues to 3 points in Chicago & North
western and a point or more in Atchi-
SON. New York Central and the steel
issues. such general news as came
10 hand later In the day was largely
favorable. including the successful
conclusion of the Chinese loan with
conal participation by II bankers and
further improvement in the steel ana
iron trade. There vas also a state
mcnt from a representative of the in
.|crstate commission, pro-
dieting a revival of the enormous
railroad traffic of 1907. In intcrna-
tional banking circles, there was talk
Of a resumption of gold eXports to
Argentine. The money market was
very strong with indications of Il stiff
ening of sales. Closing stocks:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18
FOR SALE


StS00-f-ronm modern frame cot.
tasc, SOutl, Edith street, &C.
mcnt walks.
S2.OO-6-room frame cottage,
modern. large sleeping porch,
south Edith street.
S2000-5-room frame cottage,
bath. etc, South broadway
close in.
S2G0O-0-room brick. bath, cIcc.
tric lights, cement walks, cor
ncr lot. Fourth ward. close in.
SiS0O-6-room brick. modern.
steam heat. Highlands. close i'm.
SiOO0-6 room, modern cottage.
Just finished. Santa lie brick.
well built. y. Fourth ST, close
in.
SfoOO-Eour-rOom frame, soft.
lot. y. Eighth st.
ssa'0-a room brick. cottage. mo-
dern. nj - line. 4tI ward.
sf9Oo@i room frame. bath, eisc-
trio lights. 30 IL lot. Easy terms.
s2d5o-7-room, story brich
dwelling. modern. on Highlands
close in.
Choice lots In all parts OF the city.
Business property and ranches 10,
sale. Money TO loan.
A. FlElSCHER
uah South secOnd st-cea
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18

50 40I09-3 AN csc OF. MS&
Chicago. Aug. l7.-Damaee reports
from North Dakota offset weak cables
and caused a steady one in the wheat
market here ut the close today Pro
visions Irregular. The wheat market
opened unchanged to 3-Sc lower but
in the final hour a lirmer feeling de-
veloped.
The corr market closed with prices
a shade to 1-SM1-fc higher compared
with the previous close.
The oats market closed With prices
a shade to l-4@3-Sc lower than yes
terday's close.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18
HELP WANTED-Female.

WANTED-LadY of experience and
character as matron IN Industrial
school 424 So. Edith or phone 1881.
WANTED-Apprentice girls In mil
linory department. Apply at Econ
omist.
-
WANTnD-Good nurse to ear fDl.
twins. out OF city good opportun-
ilN. also two good laborcls. col
burns Employment, 209 South First
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18

Chicago. Aug T@Catle-H'ceipts
a oe0. market strong. beeves s4.4osi
q "a. Texas steers. s4.ooMs $ 90
.r.s,ern steers. s~4O0ass.3o; stockeri
and feeders. s3.isHfs25' cows an'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-18
miscellaneous.


WANTED-pipes to repair. at Joe
Richards Cigar store.
WANTED-Guns TO rent. w A.
Gotl 4 CO. phone SOS.
WANTED-Houses to furnish on cash
Of installment. Secondhand goods
bought and exchanged. Furniture re-
paired and packed for shipment. Full
Moon Furniture Co. Ed. LeBreton A.
Co., props, LIE West Gold; phone AT.
WE HAVE a number OF tenants for
good houses, better list with US
Southwestern Realty Co, 20l II.
Central
FIRST CLASS dressmaking. 3l5 w,
Roma.
WANTED-Hose to repair. W. A.
Goff & CO.. phone 56s.
WANTED-Piano 10 store for IFS use,
no children; good care. Address,
los, care Journal.
VACANT LOTS, small improved prop
erty, small ranch. near city. It you
haven't u bargain don't answer. 49,.
care journal.
MAN WANTS board on ranch; dis
lance from town immaterial; state
terms. Address, 40 care Journal.
WANTED-500 to 1000 sheep. in band
or lunches: state price. give age
and grade. Address, j. G %Ifolsapple.
Willard, N. NJ,