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ST Gretchen ond q Hero. ~

know" said Gretchen, resuming her
work, "are usually very tall and dark.
They look very strong and-and-
unusual, suppose one would call It."
Harry's time came to laugh now.
He roared; then subsidized and said
you seem to forget that our Uncle
Frederick is an actor, and that he al
ways plays hero-parts, because he is
tall and dark and unusual-looking,
and that he's the greatest coward
that's running at large. Didn't he
faint when bear came towards him
once?--that time he was out West
in the mountains. He gets scared at
a shadow.--but he plays the hero
every night on the stage"
YES, I'd forgot about Uncle Fred
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And--and--have been asleep?
Where-where are the two nymphs
that l captured in the Enchanted
Wood? Did not l bring them here?
(Rubs his eyes and gets half out of
bed).
Woman. Well, Son, you have GER
tainly had n strange dream. Nymphs!
Absurd Whoever heard of the En-
chanted Wood and of the Nymphs =?
You are still asleep, Son. Come, dash
the sleep from your mind as well as
from your eyes.
Hunter. But, Mother, haven't I
really brought two pretty little
nymphs home? Haven't l been hunt
ing-in the Enchanted Wood?
Woman. l tell you, Son, you've been
dreaming some strange fanciful hap
pening. Come, your breakfast will
be cold, and Papa will lose patience
waiting for US. Come, Jump into your
| bath and wake up. III run down
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in making the attempt to do 80.
Which way do you think they went?
Second Male Nymph. Yes, we will
pursue them even into the Danger
Land-the land where ordinary peo-
pie live, and place always feared by
our own Nature-Creatures. Which
way shall we go, Songbird? (Noise is
heard just back of some trees at
right. Suddenly an aged hermit ap-
pears beside the rocks).
Hermit. My friends Of the En-
chanted Wood, have you come to some
grief? Sadness sits upon your brow,
and your manner is that of persons
in despair.
First Male Nymph. All, good Fa-
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succeed in doing what l dreamed
l was doing. But-(Sniffs the air
Runs to door and puts his head GU
and shifts loudly. Ham and eggs
and hot mullins for breakfast-unless
my nose is dreaming. And l don't
believe il is a dream, for the smell
is too plain. (Pauses and stands in
middle OF foor. Say, you fool!
(Shakes himself rudely). You smelt
that very ham and those very mullins
when you thought you smelt the blood
Of an-no, not an Englishman, but
of some foreign creature. That was
it. Gee! What a duffer I am, any
way. Come, get into your duds-
without bath this time, and down
to those mullins and that ham, or by
the posers of hunger. you'll go to
school an empty Ounce! dumps be-
hind screen and gathers up clothes
as curtain falls).
Curtain.
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about wildly. Enter from door at
right. tall girl dressed like woman.
She approaches bed and lays gen
tie hand on sleeping boy. tBoy hair
rises and rubs his eyes, crying ouO.
Woman. Come. Son, you have over
slept this morning. 1t is almost school
time. Breakfast Is ready. Papa is al
the table. Come. wake up. How
strangely you look, Son.
Hunter. who is now an ordinary
bow. Why Mother. Is it you
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81 CURpUZZLE
y COpNEp

CH.iR-.DE.
My first 10 "a BRO
That sings blithe and gay,
And wakes sluggish sleepers
At morn of each day.
My second a horseman
Is oft seen to wear;
Though some call 1t cruel
For flesh 1t viii tear.
My two Joined together
In the garden does grow:
But I'll say nothing more
or my secret you'll know.
BEHEADINGS.
/. Behcad something used in con-
1ection with firearms and leave the
condition Of fire. 2. Behead a gar
Inent worn by women and leave a
creature belonging to the Simian fam
ily. 8. Behead a rogue and leave
place where travellers pitch their
tents mt night.
ZIGZAG PUZZLE.
This zigzag contains seven words of
four letters each. II the words are
rightly guessed and written one below
another thei: zigzag letters. beginning
with the upper left-hand letter and
ending with the lower left-hand let
ter, will spell the name of a foreigner.
The cross words are, /. To be wealthy,
Q. To scorch. 8. A birds home. 4.
The cry OF goose. 8. Part of n split
log. C. a country home. 7. Things
to be cracked.
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School Boys Soliloqu9.
- WINNING in the river

- WINNING in the river
on a summer day
- May be fun for some kids.
But the fun. say,
is skating on the river
When the ice is there,
And the air Is nipping.
With snow everywhere.
Some may like warm weather.
Il do when it's here)
But the winter is the best
Just this time O. the year.
oh, such fun to SNOWFALL
At recess. you know
And to go askating
A little after four.
Then it's home to supper;
My goodness, but it's great!
House so warm. and food so hot
We'll well | shOuld relatet"
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stairs and get your breakfast on this
table. Don't be five minutes. Dc
you hear me2 pats Hunter on head.
Then kisses his cheek and leaves tho
room. Hunter gets out of bed slowly
and comically. making wry faces. and
rubbing his bare feet and his nose
Scratches head in sort Of dream.
fashion,.
Hunter. And I really did think th<
thing was true. Gee! I'm glad
walked up. Wasn't l a cruel mon,
ster, though, to want to steal away
two dear little nymphs? And Mamma
says it's Observation-Disclosures Wook
and Nymphs. Well. I hope they ar
absurd. and then no hunter will eve
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~ NE never hears Of heroes now
H. H adays." 1t was little Gretchen
" ny who spoke-sitting beside the
~ fire sewing on a new frock for
her great doll, Lily. "One reads Of he
roes in the Fast, but in the Present
On, no! And what shall we do for
heroes in the future, if there are none
in the present." She said this with a
sigh.
"Oh, there are heroes-if only peo-
pie recognized them" said young
Harry, Gretchens cousin, who was
paying the family visit. Now, l
know just lots of boys who are really
and truly heroes. But the world wants
them to do something unusual-ven-
ture into danger OF some kird--be-
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holidays. How long he re-
NAMED at Dundee, or with whom he
visited Ono doubt with uncles and
aunts) Is not known. Some letter.
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SOME FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

~CNSHINE Is one of the greatest
u of health givers, so allow plenty
~ Of It to enter all the rooms of the
home.
A tablespoonful of castor oil ap'
piled to the roots OF an asparagu.
fern or palm Will arrest its dying con.
dition and cause 1t to put forth an
almost magical growth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-14

If the above pictured words are
rightly guessed, their initial letters
will spell the name of creeping
thing.
ANEWERS TO LAST WEEKS
PUZZLES.
SYNCOPATIONS: l. SWinO sing.
2. So1r0W-sOlU. 8. ShoOt'soOt, 4. Preach
peach
ZIGZAG PUZZLE: Holiday. Cross
acords, /. Hat. 2. Boar. 3. Pill. 4.
LOu g. Ride. G. Lane. 7. Yale
WORD SQUARE,:
s TAR
TAL LIZ
4 l. MA
II T. A d
PRIMAL ACROSTIC: Tuain. Pic
tured WOrds. l. Time. 2. Washing. 3.
Artist. 4. Indian. s. Novel.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
GIRL IS MISSING,
FATHER ALARMED
Margaret Greb, 20 Years Old,
Goes for a Walk Last Night
and Has Not Returned; the
Police Are Called In.


Last evening. while 4 was yet ilsht.
Marraret Orch went out Tor walk.
since then no word ~ her whore
abou,s has been had. and her fathcr.
John Greb, a carpenter 81 this city.
d considerably alarmed.
Mis- Orch was IN the habit 81 TAX
ing walks late in tho afternoon. and
nothing vas thought until II began to
grow late and sho was still out. To-day.
the police were notihcd. Tho glrl
has not bcon found. though search
parties have been out all afternoon.
Miss orch was % ycnrs old. blond
and slender. she lives with her
father and brother at 920 North
Walter When she iefl tho house she
wore y grey dress and cloth shoom
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
FOUND AND CAsHED
BROTHERS CHECK


Sylvester Chavez today cashed
check which he had no right to cash.
Now he Is In jail and his brother,
whose check Il was. says no will pros
ecuto unless the money n refunded
The check was for s275, and Was
issued 10 Miguel Chavez. Miguel lost
Il or Il was stolen FROM him. he does
not know which. last night In Barelas
Today Sylvester casbed the check 1T
Mandell. Myer and Co.'s and left near
Nv 5000 OF the money with the firm.
With the rest he bought suit Of
|clothes and asked s5o In cash. The
check was presented to the Bank OF
Commerce before the company would
cash II and was pronounced 0y Thorn
10 be all right, sylvester did not efsr
dorse II in the presence Of the com
pany representative. and Il IL not car
tain whether he actually DID the en-
dorsing or his brother endorsed Il be-
fore II loft his possession.
The company win not prosecute n
sylvester returns the money and
clothes he received 10 hla hr0fhcr. ar,i
they are paid for the clothes, and
Miguel Chavez viii not prosecute his
brother II he returns tho money. but
ttem 1850 until late Ia the afternoon,
Chavez sat In the office OF tho CHIEF
OF police and denied that ha had eth.
81. the clothes or thn nnaey. Tie ad-
mlited late IN the afternoon that he
had cashed The check, but said he I'D
not know where the money was and
That he had sold tho clothes. he die
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
NEW Store OPENED
!. ON CENTRAL AVE.

The latest addition 10 the Albu-
auesuue business community IL "a
branch hounc ~ tho National Wooden
Mills company. which IN being open
ed M lis West Central avenue. next
door 30 the Fashion cafe. This COM
pnny operates u chain of more than
100 stores. located In the best towns
In the middle west. II does general
tailoring business. making si,eciai-
~ of madc-to-mcasure suit and over
coats NJ SIS.
The Albuquerque house. which VIII
be ready for business not later than
Friday. IN to be IN charge OF r. q.
Wsnfrcy. who IL considered one OF
the company's most successful branch
managers and who was formerly In
charge Of the house az Cripple Creek.
Colo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
MEDLER ELECTED JUDGE
OF THIRD DISTRICT
snIcial Returns Gave Fornicr Albu-
querpne Resident Majority of
forss-iour Votes IN tour Counties.

Tho official returns from the third
judlcini district show that Edward l..
Mcdicr. former Albuquerque rest
dent who now makes his home in Las
Cruces. has been elected Judge of that
district court by majority ~ ~.
Mr.. Mcdlcr received maiori,ics over
hla Cppcncnt. John Y, Hewitt, In the
counties OF Dona Ana and Torrance.
amounting 10 342. Mr.. Hewitt recely-
90 majorltles IN the counties Of lin
coin ana Otero. amounting 10 29S.
This gives Mr.. Medler a majority 81
tho four counties 10 the district OF a
votes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
SAGE TEA WILL
DARKEN THE HAIR
Restore Faded and Grey Hair
to Natural Color andruff
Quickly Removed.

There "a nothing new about the
Idea Of using sAgo for restoring the
color OF the hair Our great grand,
mothers kept their locks soft. dark
and glossy by using q sage tea.
Whenever their halr geli out or took
on duh. faded or Btreaked appear
ance they made a brew OF sage leaves
and applied II 10 their hair, with
wonderfully beneficial effect
Nowadays we don's nave 10 resort
10 the old.tlme, tlresomo me hcds OF
gathering the hsrha and making the
ioh This Is done BY akilliul chem
ists better than we could do Il our.
selves, and all we have 70 DO Is 10
call for the read y-,nhde product,
W'yeth'H Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem.
cdy. containing sage In the proper
strength. with the addition OF SUI.
phur, another uld-fime scalp remedy.
The manufacturers OF this remedy
nuthOfise druggists 10 sell Il under
gaarantee that the money WIN be re-
funded Il Il falls TO DO exactly a.
represented
Don't neglect your hntf Get a
bottle OF Wyeih'e Sage and sulphur
today and noslee the difference aklel
few days usH
This preparation II offered 10 tht
pebble AZ iisty cents bottle and Il
recommended and sold Nv All drug.
slssn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

Chicago, Nov. i5.--in View Of
ststemonts showing THE export sur
plus IN the United states 80 be 52.-
o0b.09o bushels iess than at the cor
responding time year ago the wheat
market today gave evidence OF dccld-
cd strength. Tho opening was lis Ia
b-sc to 3-tc higher. May started al
100 IA to zoe ~. a gain OF as "a
i-2 20 S-sc but later reacted 10
20 7-Sc. '
The close was easy with May a,
% 7-sef ICE. a gain OF i-Sc net.
Meagor stocks and continued small
receipts made corn firm. May opened
n shade TO i-tc UP at s5m6b lis Ga
Is i-fc and afterward slipped back
10 81 SIS. Realizing sales cascd oats.
December started sixteenth 60 Is
u Lac higher al so ia 20 as and
then receded to Az s-sc. The close
was weak at 81 lac. net los ofi-2e
Provisions advanced ali around on
disappointing receipts Of hogs today
and Disappointing count OF yestcr-
days arrivals.
Initial sales were = Liza SC Ia Toe
higher with May sie.67 i.2 for pork:
ss.s0 FOR ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
PRICES STIMULATED
BY LONDON RISE
Reactionary Character Of
Market Resumed After Yes.
terday's Temporary Rally
Whole List Shades.

tns Eve.ias fernia A. p. LEASED wirsD
New York, Nov. i5.--The feneii0ns
airy character Of the market. which
was overcome temporarily by the raj.
lly yesterday, again asserted itself tn
day. Prices we're stimulated Ut the
opening by the previous risc In the
london market, but the advantage
YVES soon lost, owing largely 10 con-
tlnued realizing.
disappointment over the failure 10
declare an extra dividend on Lehigh
| Valley, which had born expected IN
some quarters, caused FREQ selling OF
the stock In the second hour and II
saggpd to III SIS N had sold az
$50 liz earlier and closed yesterday
at i7e ~. Reading and all OF the
other active issues we're influenced
/ by the decline in this stock with quite
1 a large proportion OF the list fallina
slightly below yesterdays closing.
1 Later on there we're feeble rallies
In conjunction with q rise IN inierbore,
but the whole Hist shaded again. later,
20 considerably lower figures. 3ona'
we're Arm with the American Tobac-
co company and some lower priced
stocks In demand.
II Severe inroads were made In price,
after midday. With tho abs0rptivf
4 power of the market much reduced
by the recent driving IN ~ tho shori
interest large operators find II In.
cransingly difiicult 10 market their
stocks when they attempt 10 maze Z
turn. LOSSES OF about point were
registered in many representative
at0ckH. Reading.
Reading. Union Pacific. 81. Paul
Great Northern preferred. Missouri
Pacific, United states steel. American
Smelling and Amnlgnmated copper
LchiEh Valley was down three point
and Canadian 2 leg. ON the curl
American Tobacco jumped rs points
90 ~. The decline stopped whel
professionals ceased selling hut NJ
Improbable rccoycrlcs were recorded
The close was steady.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
SIEGE OF MOSCOW
At 0RPHEuM

The French armies are marching
against Moscow tonight at the Oh
pheum theateF. $40 thousand people
Ia the cast of the production, taken In
the midst 81 snow clad Russia. show
Ing the thrilling seenes OF Napoleon'S
campaign and a noblo sacrifice BY tho
hero. GrenRdieg Roland Two other
fine pictures and our classy yaude-
Vile.
Tomorrow (Thursday) night, Walls
or and Walker, q new and pos
stiyely one 81 the best acts ever seen
Ia Albuquerque,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
WEEKEND SALE OF
WINTER HATS

Albuquerque women who. for one
reason or another. have deferred the
buying OF their winter hats nre 90 be
afforded a rare bargain opportunity
tomorrow. Friday and saturday az
the weivart millinery ON Centrni
avenue For this very special week.
end sale the infringement 81 the
Wcsvart store win offer seine OF the
very latest and most attractive mod
els la tailored and dress hats at the
uniform prise OF S.. Many Of the
models offered have sold regularly al
from 81 to SO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

] must confess that water erens
" not so0thsome dish:
tweng my harp 10 German carp
A. q most tssseless iish.
The parsnkp. toe, v fodder you
Can hardly rave about;
For artich0hes not many folks
win raise an eager shout.
nondayis apples have no snap:
The beet In futile fares
But the worst offense il the expeas-
I've alligator pear.
--F T.. A. In New York Evening Maii
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

Tony Moreili, the popular santa re
baggage agent, has returned from a
vacation trip 10 Chicago.
There will be Raymond whltcoine
special train OF customers bound for
tho coast. through here Friday. There
are six cars IN the train.
~. w. Dohson left this morning for
Santa Re on business.
The shed erected 10 shelter the ma
chlnory used In building the Federal
building Is being torn down. after
standing nearly two years. This
structure was back o. the building ana
added nothing to The general beauty
OF the landscape.
The telephone dispatehing line over
the Rio Grande division oil the
santa Fc railroad Is being push
ed 10 Its completion, and Will DO iis
operation soon. The wires are al
ready strung as far north ns Helen,
and the instruments have been INSTALL
ed IN the local Office. A thorough test
viii be made before the line Is put IN
use.
Considerable interest Was occasion
cd this morning BY an itinerant musi-
clan who played for some time at the
corner Of Second street and Gold ave-
nucs. Tho man had but one arm. yet
he manages to perform on the mouths
organ. banjo. a set OF bells. anare
drum aud bass drum. with cylnbal at
ieohmenL An lnGsniouA electrical
ia
for ringing the bells ana beating the
snare drum.
Mr.. Carl Hopping leaves this even-
Ing for Point Rlchmond, California,
TO attend the bedside OF hin daughter,
Mrs. hoy Benedcs, former Albu-
uuerasie girl. who IL seriously III. Mrs.
Hopping has already been IN CalifoF-
MIA several weeks.
The Annual Praise service OF the
woman'a Home and roreisn Mlsslon-
AIRY society OF the Firss Presbyterian
church will be held IN the church par
lers Thursday Afternoon, November
le, beginning promptly 81 sfso. All
ladies ~ the CONGREGATION arc invited.
II, Frank OF santa Ne. a brother
az Blake FRANKLIN OF the district Inw
olilces OF the forest service. IL IN the
city for BRIEF visit.
The officials OF the forest service
who are In lcl paso Attending the su-
perFinora' meeting, win return here
Monday. A few OF them win Come TO-
morrow, bnt the main body viii await
The completion OF The meeting on
Thnrsday night before starting home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

IIawicy Inscrcas Dcr'dc on y seo-
Mile Extcnslon.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Nov. lathe
liawley Interests will extend the Iowa
Central railway from Abba. la. 10 S.
Louis BY the construction Of two nun
dred miles OF new road according TO
the announcement today ny q, w.
soeeers. general counsel Of the Min
neapolis A. ~ Louis railway and Iowa
Central lines, Mr.. scevern will depart
tonight for hes Moincs. where he VIII
confer with the state executive board.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

'. ~. soFFnfnn-
menced az once and was surprlssd how
u relieved me.
- am happy 10 ray that am VEN
man today take pleasure In rec
ommendlnF your great remedy 10 all
who arc afflicted with chtarrh."
chronic Nasal Camrsh.
Mr. Charles II. sseycna. fas six-
',eenth 81, Detroit. Michigan. writes
ut affords me nreat pleasure 10 fes-
tlfy e the merits Of Peruna az a RAM
cay FOR cetarrh.
- suffsrrd Tor como tlme With
chronic ca,arrh. but sitter ave months
treatment. during which time ascd
seven BOTTLES ~ Pcrunn. am pleased
to say that I am entirely welt. there
not being the slightest trace OF cntarrh
lefg
"Perung II without a doubt (in my
mind tho greatest remedy known for
catarrh."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

NlaIFor Great Seolt. manl what's
broke loose heref @eemb ~ II I've
seen uoln,na but Kids playing bali on
tie streets. etan IN the stores. on
the foosA. eynfyuheye'
Native You're the cause Of A.
hpn,ehody started the report that
you Wac a nis League seoul looking
Tor promising material Puck.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

Mr. .. @. stoffe. u. r. 2. sherman.
south Dakota. writes. For four years
had been continual sufferer from
that dreadful disease. chronic catarrh.
I tried all kinds Of so-cnilcd catarrh
remedies ana found no relief
II was advised by "a friend 10 write
you about my case. which did. and
you kindly advised me 20 use a co37se
OF peruna and Iacupia. which I COM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

- always make Il my business 10
interest myself In tho thlnss In which
my husband n Interested, "Then
suppose you know exactly liow much
Of tho worlds championship series I"
--chicARo lteeefd-Hcreid.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

shrilcd Aimonde Jorslan.
Irr pound ........,.....sa c
sl,cllcd Nlnonds. Naicncia,
psT pound ........,....e sc
sIsiIcd Impaired waInui-.
per pound ..............esc
rancy Fard Dates. per ~. 400
Fancy Imported layer frs~.
largest grown. pound go. ssc
Eancy Imported washed
IIg-. largest grown. pound asc
Fancy California fIg-. 2 lbs.
Tor .....s..s..s...'.ss.soc
Fancy selected Extra Jum-
be- i'ecan-, pouhd ...... 500
Fancy Mammouth Braxll-.
AL gooi. poumd ...... .s0c
Fancy. extra largo FIlbrrts
pound ...,........... 800
Fancy California waisn,S,
pound .....[...........x zoe
Fancy California I,1dsIed
walnuts, extra iargr. ~. soc
Every known variety raIi and
wintrr Apples; sciestrd fancy
stock, from sta Co $500 box.
according 60 variety.
Before you buy scc our as
Softnsenf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

Kansas city. Nov. is.---Cattle---
Receipts 1900, Including 1909
scutherns Market steady 10 Toe low
err. Native steers ss.s00s.Ts; soutit-
ern $4,000 G,2s; southern cows and
helfcrs ss.7S6t.so; native COWS and
helfers s1.s0ei 100; asoekers and
feeders ts.T5MS.7s; bulls sa.se@
SEQ: calves ts.60H7.ss: Western
steers $1,000 7.s5; western cows
f2.75 q SEQ.
HpEs--R Receipts 1900. Market .
Ia Toe up. Bulk of sales 1900 u e.f5;
heavy 81 fam0so; packers and
hufrhrrs ss,gb "e,ke; linht ss.e0e
ss.4o; rigs y..ssHs.so.
sheep. Receipts 10.000. Marke,
steady. Mnstops $4,000 100: lambs
-. ~ q see; range wethers and
yearlinss st.2s94T5; range ewes
t2.00ga.7k.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

Chicago. Nov. is Cattle re.
|ccipta si,oo0. Market generally 10 20
i5c lover. beeves tt.SoGaio: Texas
steers tt.00Mb.s0 western steers
|tAsbW7.5o; sioekers and feeders
ts.oO BIO; cows and helfers $500 %
t.ssi calves sb.B04s.a5.
Receipts $4,000. Market
8 10 10 cents higher. Light $3.50 q
e.b0s: mixed tG.q0 q SEQ: heavy q. 20
W0.fb; rough te.oo6 e9si good to
cholrc heavy s6.25ad.b5; pias sf.o0
Ub.5o; bulk Of rnlez as.som6.ke.
sheep Receipts $4,000. Market
10 20 10 cents iower. Native sa.BOeI
ass, western s2.as@ $50; yearllnss
ts.75 4f.Toi iamns. native ta.f60
600; western ts.ps@ s.ee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
rlIEs cunbD N . 10 a nays

\ Your druggist Will refund money II
PAxo OINTMENT fails 10 cure any
case Of itching, Blind. bleeding Of
protruding plies IN to IA days. see.