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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13

The linen products OF Ireland are
generally conceded to be about the
iinest in the world. Other countries.
including our own, produce some very
fine linen, but none that can be re-
gardsd as superior 10 those made by
thef IRISH.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
PIANO TUNING
REGULATING, VoICING
e. REPAIRING: BOTH
PHONES. THIEBES
PIANO CO, 2o8 9TH ST.
o. l.. SPENCER,


The immense proportions to which
many Of the great lines Of business and
industry have grown demand good
men, OF all grades 81 ability There
Is practically no limit to the height
they may attain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
Never tie Same

This magazine looks rather the
worse for wear" Yes; it's the
one | sometimes lend to the servant
on Sundays Doesn't she get tired
of reading always the same one?"
oh, no! You see. it's the same
book, but it's always a different sery.
ant l"-Tit.Bits.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
Moved Barber shop.

\ William Rubeok the barber, has
removed his shop from 1912 to 1910
washington avenue. The shop has
igecR newly painted and decorated
Ihe COON he moved from will be put
~ shape lor occupancy BIZ IIeins
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
Knockers Social.

The b. y. P. U. Of the Cairo Bar
gist caufeh win give Knockers So
sal tonight In the lower annex Of
ne church Tenth and Poplar streets
Some very clever stunts will be
pulled off tonight anc there will he
cool things to eat This win be for
sbe benefit OF the organ fund and
verynne is Invited TO be present
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
CITY NEWS I'M BRIEF
Broke Window.

Some one threw rock through
the glass door at The grocery store OF
smith Bros. Wednesday night. The
statesmen in the store rushed out to
see who threw the stone but there
was No one il sight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
His LIGHT Sentence.

Clothes wringer repairer of Massa-
chusetts gets ten months in Jail for
stealing q kiss from q woman seventy
years old. Presume tho light sentence
was due to the fart that capital pun
ishment Is unpopular in Massachu.
sets.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
NOTICE TO BREAD BUYERS.

Bread and cake VIII he on sale at
Otto Fairs grocery store. The regu-
lar deliveries will be made and the
branch stores supplied with bread
LATTNER & BLlrMER.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
Cheerful Workers.

The Cheerful Workers OF the Cairo
ptist church viii met this after
Hi with Mrs. Frank Baker, 44a
.rty-fourth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
Emmanuel Lutheran.

\ The ladies aid society of the Llth-
AFan church will meet this Afternoon
With Mrs Fred Sticher, OH Nineteen
Ah street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
IA u Vim
ST. Patrick's.

s&The ladies sewing circle of st. Fat
8ck's church will meet this afternoon
With Mrs. Fitzgerald Of Fifth and
ssalnnt STREETS. ,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
I'M CHURCH SOCIETIES.


me ladies' aid society of the First
III y. church will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. r. j. Pryor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
Brijue Club.

Y MI Mrs. Byron Herbert will entertain
Hhe Thursday Bridg Club at her apart
|nents at the Farrow this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
Declared insane,

I.um Brooks, a white girl was adj
Judged insane by commission COM
posed Of Drs, Hibbitts and Walsh
yesterday she has ben living witG
the family of Theo. Webster at For
tieth ANA Sycamore streets fer some
time Deputy Sheriff Peter Erase.
took her to the asylum az Anna yes
terday afternoon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
Church 81 the Redeemer.

The womans guila Of the Church
5f the Redeemer will hold the reg'i.
sar meeting this afternoon in the par
ssfl house.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13

BIG CROWDS ATTEND THE w.
r. WALL g. co. IS DAYS SALE
JUST WHAT YOU WANT ON SALE
AT A RIGHT PRICE 70 SAVE YOU
MONEY.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13

Mrs H " Harrison, masseur man
Tourist shampooing, hair dressing
and hair dyeing. Both phones, Par
Tor SOC Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
sinr,,a Delta y

Miss Mona Perrault entertained the
sigma Delta ri at her home on
Charles street yesterday afternoon.
ME girls took il the picture shows in
6he evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
Thursday Gard Club.

Miss Rose Grcaney entertained tine
Thursday Five Hurrred Club at aeT
ome on Commercial avenue yester-
Jay afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13

The ladies ala society OF the Chris
Han church will meet this afternoon
III the home Oh Mrs. Anise Hastings.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
Calvary Baptist.

The ladies aid society OF the Cal
Nary Baptist church viii meet this
EIfternoon at the parsonage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
Il kaIsMt
Presbyterian.

aasr Ma ladies aid society Of the Pres
Sterian church will meet this after
pon with Mrs. G. H. Perrauit, SIS
4barles street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13

VISITOR III lHe elty'
III ri. n. Moore left yesterday oh ~
4 brief trip to WickhHe.
4 l. A, Norwood q Wiekliffe, was n
visitor here yesterday,
John T. Lindsey and Charles Waite
Of Robinson, H., are in the city.
a Mrs, r. L. spauldng Of villa Ridge
was i Cairo shopper Wednesday
4 E. D. Matthews left yesterday lor|
points in the south ion business,
Mr.. ANA Mrs. r. L. Green % villa
Ridge visited friends here yesterday.
| Miss Mia McNemer is III at her.
home on Eleventh street
D c. f. Cunningham and ". F. Nc
Kelvey Of Dyer, Tenn, are in the
city.
4 r. G. Hassman and ]. c Sennotg
Of Paducah are in the city on bus
ness.
| w. A. Mcneil Of Rives, Tenn, Is
| in the city on business for a few
p days.
Or. S. p. Cary lett yesterday after
noon for Union City on professional
business,
\ Iervis Hickcix and Bernard aurch-
field went to Charleston OH business
yesterday.
Miss Genevieve Gholson has re-
! turned from visit with relatives III
h villa Ridge
Mr.. and Mrs T, A. Reynolds OF
Commerce, were shoppers in the city
Wednesday,
i Miss Mabel Rogers, OF Mt I leasant,
. Iowa, is visiting Miss Jawnetta Car
ten oe tais city
Robert Gates is in Louisville where
he went Tuesday to attend the we'd
: ling Of his cousin.
I Miss Annie Wilbur, who has been
quite III at her home on Nf1ta street,
/, Is able to be out again.
nos. Glynn Mas decided not 10 re-
turn 10 school in Chicago. and has
taken a position with his flasher, John
P. Glynn.
!, 7. w Carrithers, recruiting agent
for the u s. army arrived in the city
/ last evening on business with the
branch office here
Mrs. BRAND Anderson who has been
with her husband at ST. Mary's In
frmarY returned to her home in
Charleston YESTERDAY
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Waldschmidt
and little daughter have returned
from brief visit to y. n Upshaw
and family cf Arlington
Mrs, c, II. Oman ana son. Donald,
Of Vale, Ore, are in the city on a brief
| visit vita the formers sister, Mrs.
ia Carey, Of Twenty-seyenth street
Miss Hilda silyerman, who has
4 been the guest OF Miss Hattie Mas
sauer at the Farrcw, returned yester-
day to her home In Nashville. Tenn.
i Mrs John Stark and Mrs. Henry
| French were oves from Charleston
yesterday to visit taeir brother, Bril-
and Anderson, who was recently OPP /
Grated upon at ST. Mary's Infrmary. |
/ Il. II Stuhbins and wife returned |
from st. Louis Wednesday night |
where they attended the funeral OIL
| Edward Alewell we'll known sales
man who was frequent visitor here
Mrs. Frank Rush ana daughter. of |
Jacksonville, Fla, are visiting ,4e
! formers mother, Mrs. Thomas Oar |
mcdy. 22la Washington avenue. Mrs |
Rush was formerly Miss Nettie Oar I
mody. Her husband is at the Cuda- |
! by Packing Co.'S Jacksonville office.
| TIE was formerly manager OF the
4 Cairo ofdcc Of the Nelson Morris Co. |
II CITY NEWS I'M BRIEF III
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13

Elc CROWDS ATTEND THE W.
+. WALL & co. rs DAYS SALE
JUST WHAT YOU WANT ON SALE
AT A RIGHT PRICE TO SAVE YOU
MONEY.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13
\ l. n soNAL MENTION \

lseii AlpsE Afrs AIN of fa
4, Me- sase lacna visiting thsir.
MI sss sla III, AiFs James Mac.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13

Eichoff who will move his restaurant
from 1908 Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13

Power Of Locomotlon.
An ordinary railway engine Is equal
q strength TO 900 horses.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-13

THE BIG SALE OF .CLoAKS,
SUITS, ERESsEs, DoMEsTlcs,
ETc., AT THE w. r. 6 co.
STORE is STILL GOING ON. SALE
ENDS JAN. 25TH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
.SAN|TAR|UM ANNEX
WILL Be FINISHED
BEFORE FALL
Mccormick Addition to Pres.
byterian Institution A..
suming Proportions; OF
Pleasing Architecture.

\ substantial addition To the Pre-.
Iyfciau Sanila1um under construc.
tiop Ton ,uuc time b. rupidI, assuming
proportions Thu new building viii
10. tWo stories dsh and viii contain
tWolyr or fourteen rooms, and eight
lc,ping porches 10 will be- finished
in the architectural style OF The other
nildings with pebble dashed exterior.
Il win hc devoted go tuberculosis pa.
ticnts
The building r. the gin of the
widow cf tn la, CYRUS W McCor.
mick. inventor of the Mccormick ha5.
vcs,or. II VIII likcls be known SIS the
Elizabeth Mccormick building Rev
Hugh \ GuuIr.. pastor of he First
Presbyterian church. secured the gift
while 10 the east last December Mrs.
NsC ormick. who has known Rev Mr..
Coupcr for some tim" IL deVoiine q
large part 90 her fortune 10 charitable
undertakings
The bulding viii BE- completed he
fore tail SaWfcilo and Hicks ara
contractor, for its construction r u.
CnstN Is the architect.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
LOCAL ASSOCIATION
WILL AFFILIATE
New Mexico Poultry and Pet
Stock Association to Become
Member Of American Poui,
try Association.

Nn enthusiastic meeting or Bird
fnnci,rs ST Albuquerque was hcsd ~
the cij, council chambers lus, even.
ms The meeting was hold under the
nul,iros Of the New Mexico Poultry
aud Pot stock association and wac tor
tic purpusc or providing ~ plan a.
action Tor a big exhibit at birds as IN,
state tair e. bc held IN bctoh,r.
MANY plans were gene uV.r ct tn
meeting and the enthusiasm shown nN
thu Various members apg irs w,ll iot
the success ct the poultry department
at the fall exposition pnc 81 the
most important matters decided upon
last night Was that 80 having ia, New
Mexico association affiliate Win tn"
American T. 'ultrN association. thus
placing the local organization uE a
par with "a. Older and more prumi-
ncni state and s,ctiuuaP associations
BN unanimous vote r. T. Murph,
well known chicken fanc'cr of Ra-
ton was elected honorary vice prcsi-
for ColfaN county
\ special committee ou prizes was
appointed last uipht CONSISTING "t T..
l.. Medlor. T.. i strong, Amgdu cha
vcs. Ross Merritt. Thorras lsherNood
! " Cook Ed Halle a. " Gilchrist
H. " Fr. ana Trmblc Wells
MANY handsome trophies and prize.
have already been donated to ~
pnutr, department and those Wh"
exhibit birds of eny quality ~ aH maS
10. assured of drawing something ni
value,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
STOP EDUCATING
PUEBLO INDIANS
SAYS SANDERS


l'.claiing thai We are MIA, lur th.
marploi IN The picturesque. whole.
some and commended lite of "a simple.
peaceful people whose civilization is
many centuries old. Charles Francis
Saundcra. writing In be- Pacific
Monthly tor July, advocates a hands
On white man" policy with reference
% the government oi the soit Invest.
"tn Pueblo Indians. anu tina, the
United States stop educating hem
and permit them 10 liv. theft lives
ont IN their own manarr
Mr. Saunders plea tor the puebios
comes al the end OF n very finely
written article. which deals with the
Indians 81 New Mexico and Arizona,
and of IN. Pucplos OF this territory
In particular In picimcsqu. Ian.
suage' he ieiss the story OF til. PIC.
turc-qu. pti.blos illustrated b.
splcndid photographs showing the
home lite of The lnfians. III. author
has been successful IN presenting IN
his readers fofcibl. argument tor
lie preservation OF the prehistoric
tribes IN their original setting The
author deals ~ soine length on the
aosurditics of the government IN re-.
spect 10 the Pneblos and points ol'
several instances 20 show the iollN ct
attempting 10 have lhc Indian live The
NE OF q white man concluding Mr.
Saunders saws
IN that vast region oi Sunshine
desert and elemental majesty. ih. Ia
dams 81 lhr Southwest are too vain.
able an asset 80 .. lost they .npply
An element ri human Interest that -
unique IN IN. world Fu or countIh's
sake a. well as Tor "a, people, oNn.
y II hish time their ra-r shuuld be
attended TO- els, In Tow Years ilcv
VIII be subjects tor the syChaeologisis
alone They are b. las o. ou alb.
original tribes bar i Is nov possible
o Keep In anN thlrs vi. theil native
estate forinnai els nothing could ~
slmplicf than whH' H. needed hey
grcseni the Que phase OF ON indian
problrm hal can 30 solved without
cost AMI without remaaCh. The cure
Is expressed ia very few words
stop educa4ag hem ami lei hen
I've on ih,lr own lives IN their owl
manner
Coinmcniins IN FINAL paTaglsph -
NE efforts beine mad" to piesery. 'hs
prehistoric NUNS and which should 10
made 20 preserve Pueblo races 20 Y,
ture posteriiy. NJ saunders SAYS
While Tho nation n intent upon
exploring and protecting the re-,o'bs
~ wonderful prehistoric civilization
which once existed throughout the
southwest ana Will. New Mexico has
established 80 impor'an. institute q,
afcha eology aud Il sp"ndaa nOnes
. maintain the CfaMDline homes o.
her ancient clln dVeii.rs. ~ draw
travellers within he's horaeTs both pa.
lion and territory have been incredibly
Mind 10 The even greater wonder OF
This Pueblo ,sce. which there q
shuudsni evidence ia believe. are IRE
dcsceudantH OF those vanished peo-
ple. and are living TODAY In all essen
sisis the same kind o. life
While We SIRE thus busy oonseryins
the material evidences ~ humauitS
dead and gone. II IL no, q better wort
70 save the living people firm sy'ino.
tion.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28

Increase in Business ana En-.
larged Fields Coupled With
Good Work Brings Promo.
ton for White and Harris.


'N h'hh "' "ihht'i'' F'." "t Doe
t.nk ihis uft"ra1pw 'hpf.o- ai-
lone for I'm t.ars tr,,,itg .,,lii,r
col th, tcrriir,, AZ. ,l.rtrt ...Ai q
o. On. hank ana gtt,n .0,... .. ,u
.irs.tnrtt.
,harl,s Wuu, ANA FRANK a.
u.rris. Ton numb.t OF ,..r. trr.t
I'D rnplovns 81 IN, lam .,. .n.,a,,
,,.lst.ni cashiers o. Al worm,
O. lis his rams al. f.t.f 4....t...f q.
Mr. Stafford
TN, o,tlc.,s ..t D. hmm
solomon Lam, rr,.i,i.ut. A
Strirkl,r ,t,.. .,,..id,ut .h.,..-
Ssrtor,t .,,st,r n NJ NM -.
-Ist.,ni ,s~hl.t tt,rI,. ,..,s
liam r,.,t,. .t &C.. 10 ~.
.slstant easb. = r,. It,...t
49, roiinWS -,tnr.,u ton.. "a
stti, abr. Cb.t, A. ~.Y..i g.
lslIridu. "A N b.ueb,r a "A
k.uN. Frank I, E,,hn.u W.gI,,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
PRISONER BECOMES
INSANE AND TRIES
TO SUICIDE

Ramando Candalario an inmate of
'hr b"rnaiillo county Jail has de.
'eloped mmislakable signs OF insan.
iiS and viii he ~ moved by order OF
ne shcfn lo The territorial ASYLUM
Tor the INSANE al Las vegas, he viii
likely De- taken ihcr. tomorrow.
Last nigu candelario attempted 10
burn up his heddlns H. was prevent,
20 i"m eating some fragments at
gas ana TOOK up a iiei 81 soag suds
Deiol' apnrelendCd by the officers
TodHl ho ia chained 10 the floor IN a
elnall 'onm Ia fho rear of the jai,
bnlldin9 aud " under guard
iir was committed 20 the jail ~ Ia,
'ean'si OF Ills wife. IN default oi >,
peac' BOND, when he was on trial 10
no"slle conduct lie has been con.
hh'd Tor insanity before. hut was sup
posed to Dc cured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
COX BANKRUPTCY
HEARING AGAIN
ADJOURNED
United States Referee Grants
Delay of Three Weeks Be.
cause Of Absence of Attor-
ney.

because 81 the absence from the
city of Ntil q. FielG. ATTORNEY COR ccr-
tain creditors the hearing uf the /
-, Cos pankrftcy case. begun last
rdnrrdtN wac not continued today.
being adioururd indefinitely The
casc was rlll'd t,for, United states
Rcforco IN bunkruptcy Johu Wilson
at O'clock this Afternoon and was
POSTPONED when 10 appeared that Mi
Field W"uld NOT Doe present
lhdr tNtmiuauun bN Firld last
w'ck '"N admitted the existence IN
Alouqunrquc of merchant plumbers
pool Mr. Field notified Mr COX
AT u1. time tlu, ., would GO INTO
thc mhti'r 90 sfeattr length when tho
taking "t testimony was continued
II Is n"t hkr} this viii now hc done
h"fu'' jilN - or th,rraboHis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
Chicago Grain.

chicago. JTu" -. Rain IN south-
rtn North Dakota and scattered
showers with s'asonabic t,mprraturcs
clscwhcr. IN the northwest caused
lower prices here today for wheat
S"utcmb"r started at ~ 1.s1 =" Use.
drop ut 3-NW bose. aud s,cadicI
nt"nnd 600, IN. clos. weak. | asa
| l-sc lower Tor september
corn weakened on account ~ kan
sus rain and bccaus" of the outiook
for Wet weather IN Illinois s,ptcfn-
Der Upcucd i-Nfi lc bower at 1su
- a-No. bat later holi ~: 30 LA
~ 3.N". The close was steady at a
toss OF L. FOR S-pt"nibcr
Short sellers and profit takers touk
an active hand IN settling oats ON
TIA" cnsi;ins break, though leading
bulls gave IN" market good support.
september started l-ssi 5.sc or At
90 l-tm - 3-ic, fell u ~ i-sl and
rallied - ~ 5-Nc.
TIL" provision marke, sagg.d IN
rons.du"nc. of tn, backs.t To grain
ana hogs FIRST sales wcr. ;. shad,
90 iiis low.r with september dciiv-
cry tii.3i for pork and t>e1i. for
both lard ana ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28

Ncl"pm,nt w pru,.. ~h'Nug how
thu d,Neluu,m u IN. Hamrp and
agfIoulunl f,-"u.c- afira.t"d iail-
roads and cHiHtnI
l.. o Harris, oi Hlinu Mo. uf tho
Ham ,rigatus di>uIuuuul and
lrainps. -tH"fu wHd. hiI,. -p,.. d.
eSpia iuirg Tho merits col hi- mN'u.
ton. ait.r ahlrh thu ,iul adIoutUrd
~iruup Named Director.
\, o. -uHup was elected l- m' m
1cr - ,I,. board nf dire" tui. OF th"
cluh 4" 1000 coo, yuyau,, cals.d pt toe
esignuti,u of - T.. Brooas the di-
roctors uid nu the taph, The rreigna-
lion of o. MUlru as chairman
81 tn, rll oud coWmtt., believing
that ulihou-h Mn MpMlltn Vn De-
out of town quite tr,uuuufN MS ~crN -
ices ul luo valuable Goo I.Iiup.I~n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
BOX CAR OERA|LEO
NO. 3 DELAYED
Insignificant Piece OF Road
Equipment Has Audacity to
Hold Up Santa Fe Limited
for an Hour.

santa r. train No. 3. IN. raliipr-
MIA limited, was held at Berna,ilio an
hour this moinlng, arriving In Alhu-
qu"rpue at ~ o'clock. 60 minutes late.
p.chus" bon ear was derailcd east
OF Alameda. tn. box car Was par
nail, On ana partially OF the track
In order To simplify things a section
suhs showed IN. carr OFF the track
allowing the idol OF the santa Fe
ana ne Pullman comran, 20 proc.cd
steve cosn and gans Of men went
north on wr.cker after the arrival
OF the UNITED here and set things
straight again. TN. caur. ~ ~. i..
iailnen' Is not known.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
GRAYS WILL PLAY
Away FROM HOME
Base ball Club to Have Games
in Los Vegas Sunday and
Monday. in Santa Fe On
July Fourth,

Tho Grn,s are kccpine u tH, game
ana leading in"ifA .H.r ut thai,
ThfN 80 to Las Negas ih pn sun
dn> ana MONDAY. AMI fu.. VIA play
IN santa rc an ih' 49, sf jult. Just 49,
an additional ind '1rnt 90 gct "a.
Albupurrque folk uui to no, q, Var
gas festival Gnnzai- who played
q, third bas' - succrssfuly last sea
son, vii coN'i thHt Station In IN.
games. salaznr leHos for south car
clins lenisAt ~ tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
New York Stsn'k..

New York. june IS Arualga atcd
upper 81 a.
sugar. N s-N
A'chison. il3 5-s
Great Northern preferred. 10. -
\"w York Central. io,is
Northern Pacific. 1874 IL.
heading. iJois
southern Pacific ~ -
lniun Pacific. lsA 3-s
steel. - is
steel preferred. ~ as.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28

liNerpool. June 2s-Closing cot
ton spot. moderat" business done:
prices II points higher. American
middling fair. tsss. good middling.
Ss.3s mlddiing. 81 IL low middline
S'si. good ordinary, t5.ss: ordinary
3. - SHlrs. i.oo" bales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
STOCK MARKET IS
STILL QUITE DULL
Irregularity Of the Past Few
Days Continues to Charac..
erie Dealings in Wall
Street. Close is Weak.


New York. June -. The rr.gu-
ltri,S witch has chara 'torizrd the
STOCK uarart iui several days Mas
HLaIn apparent tnda! Spcculatiy,
trading was CONFINED chiriiV to- - rev
OF The icadins stocks ana th" market
l"caU" narrow aud dull. following -
nrisk selling movement az the outset.
which was attributed to large indi-
Niduni operators Acceptance by
Brooklyn Rapid Transit of the cltN's
subway offer aud It's rejection by In
i"rhoroLgh metropolitan apparently
wcr. anticipated In tn. wide move
mcnts of th,ir stocks Yesterday aud
they were comparatively quiet today.
Toward noon stocks became stronger.
reaching about the icVel uf N.st.r.
days close.
Bonds WEI. steady
The market closed weak Low
priced stocks we've SOLD heavily in the
last hour with som. Of ia. Morgan.
Gould and llawl-N issues the weakest
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Chicago, Jun. 2S-Wh.at ais.
~ isc. sept shs: i-sc.
corn July. - i-sc. sept. 59c
oats-July, 81 l.ic, sept. ~ is
"a - l-ic
Pork July. sla.s5; sept. ss.35.
Lard July >s,ia sept. $3.50
RIBS Jui,. sSe2is sept. ssa.is
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New York Money.

New York, June 2s.-call money
i-sff.i. per cent.
Primo paper "a - PET cent
McNican dollars. t3c
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suffered dsy and night the torment
OF itching piles. Nothing helped me
Until used Deans Ointment u
cured me permanently Hon john
u Garrett. Mayor, Girard. Ala
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New Work spot.

New York. June - Cotton spot
closed quiet ter points tower, mid
ding upiands. Sli SO; middling guilt.
SlJ.ps
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- Louis. june - spclter higher,
s5.s2is
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about Our bread Nn m1ttur h"w
hard YOU work. either with nIrclo
pr brain. you VIII nsl plenty "f sat
isfNing uout ishmrut Ia this bread OF
ours ", bake all kinds. wheat. ryr.
graham. gluten iOaNcs. etc our rolla.
pies pastry. ctc., are of tn Same "a.
pcrIor quality
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New Work Metals.

Sew York June - Lead easy
tiiiniin.
standard copper duli. spot. si2.22is
u 1878; September. siss5p l..3sis
SILVER. % 3-tr