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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12

If you want to turn screws or drive
nails in soft or hard wood rub vase
line on them and see how easily they
will move. They will not rust or
work loose, as the vaseline swells the
wood and holds them Milwaukee
Journal
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12

j. NJ. Howell, the popular druggist
OF Greensburg, KY. says: " We use
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy in our
own household and know it is excel
lent" For sale by all dealers. m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12

This is the gospel of labor
Sing it, We bells of the kirk:
The Lord of love came down from
above
To live with the men who work.
This is the rose he planted;
Here is the thorn-curst soil:
Heaven is blest with perfect rest.
But the blessing of earth is toll.
Henry VanDyke.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-12-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Job Sleight of Bath was an Alma
visia,E the first of the week
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Richardson
and son spent Sunday with relatives
in Saginaw
Mrs J. s. f. ellis of Wheelerspent
Sunday in this city the guest of her
daughter Lola.
Miss McGraham Of the city schools
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mt.
Pleasant friends.
Miss Belle Wallace of Saginaw
spent Sunday in Alma the guest of
Miss Mullenbach
Miss Grace Morgan of Traverse
City is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Montague of this city
Miss Vera Galloway returned Sat
urday evening from a visit with
Grand Rapids friends
Mrs. Zibble was called to Vicks-
burg, Saturday, by the serious illness
of her daughter in that city.
Miss Hattie Mills is entertaining the
members OF the college senior class
at six o'clock dinner today
The Minnick livery has been RACED
to the ground preparatory to opening
Prospect street through to the Park
Fred Amsbury moved his family
last Tuesday from their home on
Lincoln avenue to his farm two miles
west of Alma
Prof. f. f. Vests father from La
peer and Mrs. Vests sister, Miss
Reva De Groat of Lumm, are guests
at the West home this week.
The y. w. c. A. OF the college will
hold bazaar on Saturday, December
10. at Rhodes Drug store An ex-
ceedingly artistic line of inexpensive
Christmas gifts will be sold
The revival meetings which have
been in progress at the Methodist
church in this city for some weeks
closed last Thursday evening.
Extensive program plans and prep
arations are being made for Christ
mas exercises in the sub-primary de-
partments of our city schools.
Lester Sharp, who has been attend
ing the Chicago University, returned
to his home in Alma last week and
will remain until after the holiday
season
w. r. Naldrett of Norvill trans
acted business and visited with
friends in this city last Saturday fore
noon. Mr. ,Naldrett reports business
good in his home village.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-12-14

The Union Telephone Co. gave a
banquet and school OF instruction at
Alma for its employees yesterday.
Mrs Amy Haight and Miss Ara Otto
of Asheley were present, Miss Cor
letta Brewbaker having charge of the
SWITCHBOARD during their ABSENCE
Fridays Ashley World
G.. J. Luchini. who purchased the ice
house at the rear of the Wright
House, has had the north half of the
building torn down and will move
the south, half to his lot on Wood
worth avenue where it will be con-
verted into a building for the use
of Mr., Luchin's business
The Philatthea society of the Bap-
fist church gave a pot-luck supper
and farewell for Miss Mabel Chap
man Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. d. l.. Johnson on State street.
Before departing Mr. Johnson in be
half of the society presented Miss
Chapman with a silk umbrella.
The |. O. O. f. lodge are making
preparations for special entertain
ment at their future meetings, they
have voted about 5000 to be used in
purchasing new paraphernalia The
officers elected at the recent election
were: Leon Stinchcombe, N. G.;
Ben. Walker, " g.; Ralph A. Weed,
Rec. Sec; ]. l.. Carmen, Fin. Sec;
Archie Isham, Treas.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
are greatly pleased with the results
of the rummage sale held last week
in the Pulfrey building About $3.50
was netted from the rummage and
auction sale and with the proceeds of
the bazaar and supper which they are
holding today and tomorrow the
ladies will be prepared to do priv
ate banking business.
The X. of 7. Fitz James lodge
elected the following afficers at their
recent meeting: G. II. Peery c. c.;
+. J. Burr, " g.; O. S Hulse, Pre-
late J. s. Knoertzer, NJ. OF E.; ]. d.
Holman, NJ. OF f.; W. A. Hewlett, r.
r. and s.; F. Frouseh, l. g.; Gloyd
White @. G; ID. Nought, Rep; l..
l.. Conn. Alternate Chas. Rhodes,
w II. Parr, ]. d. Spinney. Trustees.
The Cleaners OF Gratiot county
will hold their annual rally in Alma,
, Friday, December Is, at which time
the district superintendent expects to
see 400 or more Cleaners in this
city Forty applicants for member
ship will be initiated in the evening
while the afternoon the work will be
thrown open to the public. c. II.
Slocum, of Detroit will be present
and the Gle lners anticipate good
time.
The office Of timekeeper Griffin
and shipping clerk Harvey at the Al
ma Sugar plant'ha been greatly inn
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-12-14

proved by the work of carpenters and
other workmen The floor is now
covered with linoleum and the office
furniture ready for the varnish brush.
The door is kept locked and if you
gain admission the password is sup
posed to be necessary All outside
business is transacted through a slid
ing window.
The Central Michigan Round Ia
bic held their semi-annual meeting
at the college last Friday evening.
The were forty of the prominent
educators of Michigan from Cadillac
to Owosso and Greenville to Sagi-
nav in attendance "A banquet was
served in Wright Hall at 100 o'clock.
The evenings discussion was led by
DR.. Rowe of the Mt Pleasant Nor
NAL II the subject moral Educa-
ton" He was followed by DR..
Bruske, Prof Mitchell, Randells,
Straight Of Greenvile and Kelly of
Mt Pleasant. The next meeting will
be held in Mt. Pleasant sometime in
The local telephone managers and
operators of the Union Telephone
Co. held a convention in the Wright
House parlors Wednesday, Deem
Der 9th The district covered by the
convention extended from Edmore to
Saginaw and Owosso to Farwell.
About fifty Of the managers and oper-
ators were present. w. s. Vivian, OF
Grand Rapids, traffic manager OF the
Independent Telephone Cos was the
principal speaker, presenting the best
methods of operating and which were
discussed. by those in attendance.
The telephone company is planning
to hold a series Of conventions dur
ing the winter, which should result
in more efficient service being given
the public. The next one will be
held in Lansing in the near future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
NEW MEXICO BOY Is
BACK FROM OXFORD

FRANK Chclrs Light. Rhodes sehoi-
ar from New Mexico. has returned
from oxford university In ENGLAND.
after three wears abroad. 10 spout
last nieht ns the guest of g. " y.
BRYAN Of this city, ana win continue
this o,cuine to his home Ia silyet
CITY \ luncheon az thc nryau t,si-
dcnce this noon aud dinner parry
at th' Nlvurado tonight are umung
tho Courtcsins cXtondcd huu DURING
hi7 visit mere. la chicago hp visited
John Ralph Taschcr, toimor $3.50.
riate Ia the University Of NcN Mex
leo, where Mr. LiRht was student
uhtil his appointment 60 oxford uu.
der the Cecil Rhodes Foundation IN
1905.
Nh Light viii enter North western
university in september as an at.
vanrcd student ia law, with Tho intcu-
lion of ultimately entering tho logti
profession with MIR Taschcr.
Among the interesting things o..
counted by Mr.. Light OF his cSpcr-
"ncoH abroad were statements OF the
progress which Huph ". Er,an of
this city is making ass "a Rhodes ..hol.
ar. MI BRYAN Be- studying forestry.
Hc found timc from his other ACTIVE
ties Co organize cricket tournament
and cuptainod the team of his college
which carried dff the honors. Duriug
this summer Bryan has been travel
ing in continental Europe. ns r,quir.
cd hy tn terms of tho .eholutship
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
Will STREET TrndIne

Ncw York. Aug Trading fell
Of in e marked manner before noon
and the level reached on the rally
Of the trst hour was only partly
maintained Tho ohorl ter Of the
support onorcd 90 certain issues i'm
pellcd considerable short covering. at
tor which the market settled down to
a period ~ dun expectancy and be-
came heavy again at midday ON the
curb standard on foll 20 within z
point OF last weeks low point on o.
forings Of $50 shWps. Bonds were
easy.
The annual report ~ the s. paul
road showing deficit cot $4,000. 900
after payment ~ fixed charges and
dividends. was used as tho basis Of a
fr'sh attack on prices from which
tho hst recovered Win surprising viR.
or. but the mark', grew Increasingly
dun. business diminishing Go merely
nominal proportions
Tho market closed strong
Buying coupled with short cover
ing. sent prices 90 IN, top level OF the
ga. Ia the final hour Tho especial
features Of strength were the Hill and
Hartman stocks. Reading. Illinois
Central 81 paul AmnlPamatcd Cop
per American smelling. a.. S. steel.
American Rect Sugar ana General
Electric.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
EVANGELIST BEGINS
HIS SOUL SAVING
CAMPAIGN
Rev. w. ]. Downing of Clovis
Erects Big Gospel Tent and
Will Conduct Meetings for
All Christians.

In Response 20 the repeated and
urgent request Of a great number of
local Baptists In Albuquerque, state
Evangelist ". j. Downing OF Clovis,
y. NJ. erected his splendidN equip
ped gospel tent on the corner of Fifth
street and Central avenue last Satur-
day and began Wnat rs believed 10
Dee great worthy soul-sayiug cam
paign.
Mr. Downing has worked through
out the states Of oklahoma. Texas.
Colorado and New McNico In great
evangelical meetings for m" last fit-
teen years, during which tim' hun
drcds through his efforts have been
led into the kingdom OF Christ.
no has made special requests for
the cooperation of an the Christian
people. especially tho pastors of all
tho churches of the citA. Tho t,nt
has been located With view 70
reaching the eutire city.
Thcrc viii bu several special feat
ures TO these services. including soul
stirring congregational singing under
thu direction ut j. G. smith of this
cts illustrated sermons for the chill
dr,n as Won as the Rrowu-up people,
and, best OF an. the old-time GOSPEL
OF christ viii bee preached In its pur-
AS and 300 ihc power and domonstra-
ton OF tho spirit of God.
a large audience was present last
evening aud heard the evangelist ON
"'rhe Blood, Gods Remedy for sin,
and not tvW ewes were moist "a they
listened 10 th, old. old story OF the
cross told m very interesting and
pleasing way 4 great many eN-
pressed their appreciation of the sei-
mon and the music.
Services win Doe conducted daily "a
80 q. m. and %. M Everybody cor
dialiy iuyitad go attend and render
an the assistance possible IN the scrv-
ices
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
BLACK RUST SENT
WHEAT UP TODAY
Manitoba Reports That Crops
Are Being Badly Damaged
and Result in Chicago Pit
is Skyward Tilt.


chicago. Aug &C., Manitoba reports
thJ, Dilck rust .s present IN an noids
aud oxtcidiug in some cases up u
the bead sent wheat pricos flying
skyWard today All northwestern
markets were up Ear more ;han hero.
tn, opening WIS $50 To 3-Ndl age
higher september started at e3c to
g3kc. gain OF 5-ST1c To ASA
liac. touched J3 5-Sc ana then foll
heck 10 90 1-ic. Tho close was stcary
with september l-t0l 3.sc highor at
gl 3-Nc.
Rains made corn easy september
opened l.Sc lower 20 i-Sc higher at
80 ste To- 65c ana weakened to 6tla
ffGi i.S. Tho close was steady with
september l-Sc nyt lower az 80 3-iC.
oats showed more nrmness than
corn at Hrat. but aftcrward followed
the coarscr grain downward. uninnu-
ouy"d by wheat. september started
l-Nc dcaror 1t a. 5-Sc. sold az - 3-tc
and declined ~ a. i-tc.
stock Yards houses took o. buy
side of provisions and gave prices q
uft First sales were csc 10 Toe up
with january delivery Si6.ser for
pork $50 To- tS.T2is for lard and
SS.t50St1 20 $Si7 Tor ribs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
ORATORS Of THREE
POLITICAL PARTIES
MAKE SPEECHES
Ely Republican, MeGill, Dem
ocrat. and Metcalf. Socialist,
Tell People What Their Or
carnations Stand for.
lHR ~ q, tAn".1
t~retlut Tetearnm 90 issentne neraidl

N.fUn..r S. VI. Aug Thu.
..f.. the chuutauqua this
$500. .ur political speech 1,
"r m prominent In three psYtcs
.. tftory Ralph g. Ei p.
U...u. N NJ. oSlv represented tan
....... .u partt Judge W u. N.-
F.f .I I'D Land" wae the democratic
..r and " y Metcalt 3r AlDu
...THu tpoke Cor the socialists.
Stu r,y wu4 he fret speaker U"
r.I. ON oxteudcd analysis 90 the
... pies mat govern the republican
ports. reviewing tho evolution az th'
..Dfumtnf under republican admin
ration from the carly days ur tu"
lr. .s %, present time. covering
1000. 'Ha Ideas ~ J protective tarIu.
.rro.i'y and thr constitution ot
IS va Ntvco
Do. argued for fairness and equity
.H hnVH ana especially 80 guN-
eminent maintaining that thr conn
... was entitled Goo tarIn provision
'uHt gave equal opportunitios TO the
...UI. who pr8duc. and to those who
.a. This. he applied. o. the United
States MS Woll Js o. foreign countries
fNll 'N'll''l'l HliN NhN "NI I'lNN
we're needed.
%. jepiorcd the batting Of corpor-
atnue simply because they we're cor
norltiuns and declared that the laws
pro This territory governing corpora
Nnns had done more harm 90 Ncw
N'Nico Than al the wild cat mining
t.h.mrs over puj ON the market He
....udcd the reciprocity measure as
evolved hy thc national administration
aul declared that "a was designed 90
open foreign markets TO American
goods tnd produce.
81 T. Mtc.,f spoke on socialism
Ii.- speech was oXtcmporaneous but
0. lllly sustained his reputation as
student of economic and political
Conditions lie reviewed what thc
party had accomplished In this coun-
'rr 100 The space OF few short years
what ~ had done In other countries
and what us objects and ambitions
were Many mistaken idens concern.
iu- socialism. were corrected by the
speaker and hc won much meritcd ap-
rlaurr.
Judge MeGn. Who Is an orator Of
much 1biIty, made splendid talk on
'hr genuine unauthorized principles
~ democracy IL covered vida
ranf" ~ politics In his speech. both
national and local ana held the close
ati'ntion Of his audience from enc Sc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
STROUP PAYS DOWN
CASH FOR SPECIAL
TO CHAUTAUQUA
All Those Who Wish TO Ride
on the Mountainair Flyer
Should Send in Their Names
Before il is Too Late.

s. B <H0Ur loo charge % Nhu.
.IrUo Das a tbo Io.uJliuar
CHaWulqw wsDmDN which - io be
Thursday tusuaf fu This no nins
.lurtrJ down ,u, uuEui '0t One
special lau fuD g1uaG.o, consisting
90. 90 uia chuu. 0f ruJl mono, Tho
rnm viii goo it.t,l. Dee run ,o ,hc
CmHuuuuJ lcg1iua her, 90 o'clock
1nIT.day morning ana returning be.
llIr midnight \ BRASS hand will go.
company The uniu to provide music
Tor thn cNcwFIOuiN. &c ,0u haven't
reserved scat ON he Chauiauqua
uam t,l,phou, lo NJ Stroup or 10
Hatsou before son forget 30 and no.
or, them chat Won are tolle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
BIG SILK VALUES
At GOLDEN RULE
Special Offerings Tomorrow
Promise TO Attract Record
Breaking Crowd at Great
August Sale.

silks at record low priy,s viii De
tho special attraction ul da' tom1r-
row ut 10, Golden Nulo huvuet cash
sale. 3 glance az GA, advertising am
nouuc"m"ut ,l-cWhcrr in this rNcn-
urs Herald Win quickly convince the
wise that this is the SIR buying op-
portuuitv of the Year The famous
5000 ana jacquard silks. tor instance.
win be- offered at IN, slaughter prirr
OF o. cents e. yard BLACK wtfotas
and satin mc-saiinc., worth SD CENTS
win GO 90 go cents O. yard. Will, Yard
Wide hlIck satin moss1.iuoe ur0 Co h'
offered for ou, day only 100 HN cents.
Thss, are onlS 20 fow CO.. the feature
items Anybody who has visited this
sale can testify that tho stor, is
crowded daily win bargains ana bar
gain buyers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
rm. rnorru COURSE


It.w tu p.t u 5000 emergency s
Nu.YID1g, uI urstlmHhia worth. ana
th.. Ia nlru.uIHrIv frHn nf tine dI"n.s-
q, Hul Ii ,l iua human body 90
500 suffer- Nuh backs. h' urinary
ID ORDERS lr uns form oi Hdu't
trouble thr ldyi.. contained in tns
following statement vII add 90 y1Is
ulb.r asset tD your Uor, of know
loda. Whit could h' moro 0anF.nr-
Inp proof of the ,fnri,utt OFF D0Jn FL
kidney pills hbU ihr .nf'Wtu'e of
unarb, residents who naE. boon pore
man'nuy cured"
Hur1 ut.9 DUqado So SANTA
Fo. " NJ says 'th.H' tNo and 20
hHf scrrs 1850 : gov, public static
mout telling ot ms experience with
Doms kidney pills Th,v come
rl,t,ly rid mo ol pains .n my back
That hsd troubled me- oif aud GOA for
months Whenever stopped ur
brought 600, strain ON my loIus J
suffered severely ard thrfe were Na-
rIous other difgculu's which con.
WINGED mo that my trouble cam"
from dlslrd'r.d kidneys ~ was not
long after ] began taking poon.s
kidney Pills thar every symptom ui
ms tr1uhl, disappeared. Tho fact
that { have BOO return attack Wur-
rants me- boz expressing a high opiu-
ion of Doans kidney Puls
Flr sale by an dealers. Price SOC.
Fostor-Milburn Co.,. Huffno. N,w
york. sole agents for the united
states.
Remember th, name Doau ...lu1
tax. no other IT,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
MILTON {. PORTER
DIES FOLLOWING
LONG FIGHT
Well Known Indian Artist
Sucoumbs TO Dread Disease
This Morning; Funeral Will
Be Held Wednesday.

After q brave. determined night
against tuberculosis of the spinal cot
umn. whicn lasted for many years.
Milton T.. Porter. "a vol known pno-
years a resident OF Albuquorquc died
at ~ o'clock this morning In his
country home near Los purnncs. MI.
Port. r came t. this city fpr his health
Boo 1000 ana for time improved
greatly. but ats maltd, v8r such
curuualy fatal one that it made fire.
pu'ut iur1Ids ON his constitution. an
aus resulting m death today The
Gee -od made hra,, dght against
% great handicap. In spite of his Ill
ness Dee engaged quito extensively in
Indian arr work end gained repu-
tat.ou for himself us skulful de-
pirtcy OF iru. indian NE, AR por-
tor W.a at home among tho Indians
OF tho isloti taguna ana Pueblo In
diuna Thcy khoW that ho desired TO
tab" Their photographs for purposes
moro worthy ana sincere than the
average tourist and sights'cr. conse-
quouty were always willing to pose
for him and 600 admit him e. their
homo The Porter collection OF IN
dian photographs is valuable and one
Of tac most conBsrte In existence. Mr.
Porter wa, about thrty-uve years
old y
Tho funeral win bo held Wedncs-
day morning 90 10 o'clock Ia the
Fronch and Lowher chapel with SER
vices bv tho christian scientists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07

ginning % ths end of DTS remark.
Those thro, speeches 0cro t.s rt'0.
cIual events cot OBJ, duy Those Boo at-
Tendance today, reported t good trg.
excellent ...mmodutlpus and a
sploudld outing bon addition O., t1. Foe
trJ.uoHs they received
Tomorrow. tho uackHold.r- ol tHo
ASSOCIATION WiI hold m important
meeting and 30 s understood some
important development ar. expected
Nu .iy.rusing project under cone
HJ,rDuun and while tnr "details arc
u.t mad, puou.. 10 BEL understood tho
plans 1r. nr enough advanced for
tna con liberation u' fh, H.so.,n.ion
tomorrow TI. utH...' designed 20
gr.aut m.rus, fh, scoop, aud 'n,..
av,ucs OBJ. Oh, .nlHmulnn f1t th.
ruWi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
chiesoo Livestock.

Chicago, Aug Cattle $4,000;
steady 10 loo higher lleeyes $1,000
$50; Texas steers Sf.5006lj: west.
crn steers sit0mG20: cows and hoif
rrs $215dG,00; calves S550d71j.
Hogs $4,000. market strong Light
81 9Jm : go: mixed tGN5d 7.GO: heavy
SG.55n $50; rough SG.5jH6N5. good 10
choice heavy $6N607 $50; pigs s5SS1
AS. bulk OF sales S110m7i5,
Sheep - 600. market steady Native
8. fi3A5. western g. iUm 50: year.
linEs S3.55m4 so: lambs native 5000
.CN5; western Si2dH6.a0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
NInncN and StncI,s.

Now York. Aug. Prime paper.
I4is per cent.
Mexican dollars. IS.
can money steady, 21tG2s per
'tlt.
Nmalgamatcd, c. So.
sugar. III.
Atchison, l093-N
Groat Northern preferred $50.
Now York Central l0G 81,
Northern Pacific, l2sI-4
Reading. 1j3,
southern Pacific. iiSE
Union Pacific, 1879.
steel "a 3-S.
steel preferred. III.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
Kansas CITY Lives ,ek

Kansas CitN. Aug. cattle 10000.
Guiding 1000 sOuthtrus market
steady 10 lOc higher Native steers
$1,000 1.25. southern si.l5H ia;
southern COWS ana heifcrs g. Goa i.75;
native $25Om1l0. sockcrs and feed.
eis S32Gm5.50. bulls S3.25m 300,
calves 81 Goa 90. western steers
Si75mGG0: COWS s. 70
Hogs. 1000; market weak to sc low.
or Bulk OF sales s730M 40. heavy
$500 as packers and butchers
$500 1850. Hight s730G7lj.
sheep 5000 steady; muttons $500
a. SO. lambs $1,000 6 so, fed wethola
ami yearlings - 2j@ i2j: fed western
ewes g. 5Om32i.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
M,kr yoru PLANS NOW

Cts BIS Just as cheap !u winter as
in Summer Tho gas company can
show you how 90 save money ON your
coal range nest winter phone 'S
and an. sls yonpany will send rope
r,.,uWUyr Goo explain Ntnuuurrguc
Gas Electric lisht ~ Power Go.
Phone o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07

J = sinclair station master COR the
Santa &C. go N, local tatiuu, rpiuru-
cd yesterday from Haywood Hot
Springs. ~ NJ where ho spent ton
days rrcuporuung SIR sinclair took
tho baths and drank m. water at
Haywood ana comes back feeling Ike
new man and his appearance IS a
good advertise for the resort
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
GrnIn aud I,ro,l.Ions.

Chicago, Aug Whcatr-Sep tem'
Der. % SO; Dec, 97ia m97 SIS.
Corn--Sopt, 60 So. Dee, 81 Use.
Oats--Scpt, a. l-Sc; Dec. ~ 3-Sc'
PORK -Scpt. tl7.Nb; Jan. tiG.65
$3.50.
Blbs--Sopt. S945m9A7ia, Jan,
.&N.i7il.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07

Blake Franaln. district law officer
or the local forestry Office. has RETURN
ed from a vacation spent in Illinois.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07

Extra special yard-wide
quality, good weight, sold for
SIPS per yard, on sale Tues.
day, per yard, SOC.
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07

closed quiet; mlddlIug upla1ds. sl2..I
20; mddling gut sl8oo sales 80
taios
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
ST. Louis Wool

81 Louis, Aug Wool unclaimed
territory ana western mediums i7M
l9c. hno mediums lG@l7 10, fine 4
d1i19
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
New Work Metals.

New York. Aug. Copper spot.
S1217a mie.a7ih; lead steady, Siis
a. 90; silver 80 SIS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07
st. Loud Natal.

81 Louis. Aug 7--lead hr1
san 10; speller $3.50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-07

New YORK, Aus. 7.--co''on spot