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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-18
.DingIey Pilots Pope
Hartford To Victory

Won by Pope-Hartford, No. 7, ding |
ley), 2 hours, 80 minutes 80 seconds; !
National, No. 5 (Morse), second; Pope
No. 1, (Fleming), third.
Light Car Race 50 Miles-The Mer-
Ger CBigelow), first, time, 1 hour, AZ
minutes, 54 seconds; the Maxwell, Sec
end; the e. NJ. F. third.
Heavy Car Race 152 Miles-The
National, No. (Charles Merz), won
in 2 hours, IS minutes, 20 seconds;
Pope-Hartford, No. z (Dingley), sec
ond; Pope-Hartford, No. 1 (Fleming),
third, Fleming crossed the line first,
but lost the race on time allowance.
The complete lists of entrants and
the order of their starting is as fol-
lows
Free-for-AII.
No. 1-Pope-Hartford car; driver,
Fleming.
No. 2-Amplex car; driver, Turner.
No. 3-National car; driver. De Pal
ma.
No. 4-Apperson car; driver, Hans
hue.
No. 5-National car; driver, Merz.
No. 6-Mercer car; driver, Bigelow,
No. 7-Popt-Hartford car; driver,
Dingley. al.$ TE,s
No, S-National car; driver, Wilcox
Light Car Race, SO Miles.
No. Mercer car; driver, Bigelow
No 2-Ford car; driver, O'Brien.
No. 3-Maxwell car; driver, Cooper
No. Interstate car; car, Michen
er.
No. g E. NJ. F. car; driver, Oh
randi.
Heavy Car Race, 1852 Miles.
No. Mercer car; driver, Bigelow
No. 2-Pope-Hartford car; driver
Dingley.
No. S-National car; driver, De Pal
ma.
No. 4-Amplex car; driver, Turner.
No. .5-National car; driver, Merz.
No. 6-Apperson car; driver Hans
. hue
p No. 7-Pope-Hartford car; driver
< Fleming,
Won The PortoIa
, The race run over the San LeandT
r course, Wednesday, was formerl
known as the Portola. The free-fo
S all event in October, 1903, was wo
d by Jack Fleming driving a stock ca
n The cars that made such fine record
/. in this years races were entered /
the Consolidated Motor Car compan
of San Francisco and the w. r. Ruei
- Auto company of Los Angeles.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-18


the transmission and controlled by foot pedal; (b)
Emergency brake is controlled by hand lever at side Of
car acting on the drums OF rear wheels.
CLUTCH-MultpIe steel discs, operating in oil.
.CONTROL-Three foot pedals By pressing the first
pedal &C the slow speed is applied by releasing, it
in the high speed The center pedal r. for reversing
the car The third pedal B" is the brake The Ford
Model be entirely manipulated either by of the
pedals by the controlling lever at the side of the
The carbureor lever and throttle just under the steering
wheel will regulate the speed of the from walk
~ miles an hour without shifting lever applying
the foot pedals.
COOLING.-T hemo-syphon and fan.
CRANK CASE-Upper half integral with cylinder casting
Lower half of pressed steel and extended to form lower
housing tor magnetic and transmission
sEQUIPMENT-The Touring Car Torpedo Runabout,
Open Runabout and Roadster include at the fully
equipped prices, top automatic brass windshield,
peedometer, two gas lamps and generator three oil
lamps tubular horn and a kit of tools. The Town Car
and Coupe equipment include three oil lamps tubular
horn and tools only.
: FINAL DRIVE.-By carbon shaft with single universal
joint beve drive gears in live rear axle Ford three
point system (patened in all countries) with all moving
parts enclosed IN dust proof castings, running In OIL
Vanadum steel throughou
FRONT AXLE-One piece drop forging in I-beam Sec
hon specially heat treated Vanadum STEEL
IGNl llON-Alenatng current magnetic, but with
ing parts Entirely enclosed integral part of tho
engine and running in oil. The Ford magnetic Away
nsures powerful spark. No batteries dry cells arr
required
LUBRICATION-Co Combination splash and gravity system
simple and effective.
AFTS-Crank and CAM non-weded, drop-forged heat
treated Ford Vanadium STEEL with all surfaces ground
absolute accuracy
SPRINGS Front and rear semi-elIiphca transverse a
Vanadum.
STEERING-By Ford reduction gear system
TIRES-Pneumatc front 30x3 inches rear 30x3 II niche
Standard makes. Best quality Larger tires than ordr
ary used for weight of the car, which longest
vice and greatest comfort.
TRANSNISSION-Ne design Ford spur planetar,
bahed in oil All gears of Vanadium STEEL silent
smooth running in action
VALVES-Extra large, all on the right side and offset
WHEEL BASE.-l00 inches; tread So inches; 60inc
tread for Southern trade when ordered
N N N
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-18
THE NEATEsT THING ON WHEELS
General Specifications

BRAKES-Two sets: (a) Service band brake operates on
the transmission and is controlled by foot pedal (b)
Emergency brake controlled by hand lever side Of
acting on the drums of rear wheels
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-18
SChuman Sells A
Car To City Fathers

During the
pev took possession of the Loco will
mobile thirty that they
themselves. IS in home
Supervisors the IurIne
Tor their ana the mobile sxcynde
choice LOOmobe Baldwin
the hnest on the market IS
said that IS all round the
Mr. schuman also having repair department
delivered LOcomobe
Slater all the
holiday the Thurs
intends making o
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-12
Crowned May Queen.

We all feel proud over the h0nOrs
that have lately come to one OF Ore.
CONS dear girls-Miss Tr0t, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A, W. King, who was
chosen May Queen, by the North.
western University, OF Chicago. An.
nually the lady students OF this uni
versity hold . May Fete, and Is one OF
the great annual events among the
students, and the rivalry to be hon.
ored ~ the Queen is usually quite
spirited. The occasion Is ever IN
elaborate affair, and the ceremonies
attending the GROWING OF the Queen
impressive, yet joyous. She Is At.
tended by = large retinue OF court Ia.
dies, and the exercises representing q
real court scene are carried out In the
minutest detail. She will be crowned
on tomorrow. Saturday, May IL, and
oil our people, old and young, send
her their heartiest congratulations,
knowing her to be queen, loved by
us all--if We could only have been
there to have seen her crowned. She
was chosen by the handsome vote OF
~ to -.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-12
a. w. CoTTEN.
WIseoUi1


Notice Is hereby given. that Letters Tesla.
inentary OF the estate OF John Lewis. de-
ceased, were granted to the unde rsigned, ON
the 18th day Ut March, 1911, by the Probate
Court OF Holt County, Missouri.
estate, ere required 10 exhibit then,
Tor allowance 10 TIN Executor within one ven !
Ate, the date Of said letters, or they may b.
and II such claims be not exhibited vithin
two years from the dste OF this publjca.
ti9n. they shall forever barred. ''"
This :<th day OF March. 1911.
John G. PATTERSON.
Executor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-12
Death of Miss Mary J. Morris

Mary v. MOTIFS, daughter OF Oakley
and Henrietta Morris. was born on
May -. 1915. on the old home place.
near New Point. Holt county. Mis-.
sour. and there her childhood. youth
and womanhuud were spent: and
hence she was well and most favOra.
bly, known by wide circle of people.
At the age oi twenty years size was
converted. mad, public profession Of
her faith in Christ and united with
the NJ. T.. church and continued To
live consistent Christian life until
the end Of her earthly pilgrimage.
She was constant In her attendance
upon the means OF grace and a faith.
ful worker IN the sabbath school.
She taught in tie public schools Of
Holt county Tor several years and I'M
I'll Mother" needed her help In the
home. when size gave up her work ~
teacher aud then when the mot her Of
the home was called away size took
her place a. mother. especially to the
younger members Of the family.
Her father. mother and two broth.
ers preceded her to the Eternal
World.
She Il survived by live brothers:
William NJ. Robert r.. Andrew H..
James c.. and John w.. also two sis.
tiers: Maggie Il. and Matte =. and
many relatives and Close friends to
mourn her death.
Her death occurred on the same
place that welcomed her at her brit,
and gave her q residence for so many
years II was on the sabbath day.
Aprjl "a, 1911, and lacking only =;
DAYS OF being hi years Of aye. She
D. al been quite sick Tor about i've
" ecks. but Was thought, to liz much
better. She had arisen from her bed
dressed herself, had partaken Of soune
nourisl,ment and was sitting IN her
CHAIR In the dining room when at :;
o'clock In the afternoon her sister
Matte not iced her head drop and size
went to her and found her unable to
speak, and the weakened heart soon
ceased It's beating and her spirit had
departed, leaving the earthly house Ia
the loving ministry and care Of the
loved one, vino had done 81 much to
nurse the body back 10 it, wonied
health.
After Il song and a wort Of prayer
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-12
District Clerks.

One Of the important laws passed At
the last session Of the legislature
makes It the duty Of the secretary or
clerk of the school board before the
end Of each quarter Of school term 10
ale with county superintendent Of
schools . list of all parents or guard.
ians who are not sending their chill.
dren to school IS required by law and
the oOuuty superintendent must In.
vestigate and report to the prOsecut.
ing attorney for prosecution OF such
parents or guardians.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-12
A Word With Ny Friends.

Eight years ago ! ISSUED a
volume containing a number
Of my sketches and verses I'M
der the til" Of whether
Common or Not" Tie edi.
ton Was exhausted inside Of
u year. ! am now figuring on
issuing "A new volume 0f yer.
SEES. the same to he a collrc.
tiOn Ut VIVA, seems L. me to
be the best have written
for Tie Commoner. ltStitlr.
II issued. viii be. ~ iddies
Six" because my bunch Of
six children have furnished
most Of whatever inspirat ion
there has been In the verses.
Tie fr0ntispiece will In a
picture Of them all. from tive
Rig Boy, who has "new the
nest" to the l.ittlesi Girl,
who hasn't had the new worn
of Of her yet. The book will
COZ s'st OF upwards Of. aN
pages. printed on the best of
paper. hound IN cloth with
gold trimmings. and each
copy autoe raplled by the
writer.
The publication Of this vol.
ume depends on whether
enough OF my friends signify
Q desire to own copies. II
enough so signify to warrant
me In undertaking the ex-
pense, the book will appear
as soon AS the work can be
done. do not want the dol.
lar now. ! only ask that you
who think you would like to
own Of the books 10 drop me
Q postal to that effect. IN
record the names and notify
them when the book Is ready.
Then the dollars may come In
as fast Is they please. ] have
adopted this method for the
simple reason that II costs
money to publish q book and
! am no John Andrew Carney
Teller. II you want Q copy,
drop me = card, DO 1T NOW!
Sincerely, WILL MAUPIN.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-12

, Mosics Is hereby given, that Letters Tesla
dows, deceased, we're GRANTED 10 the mnder-
signed, on the 10th day OF March. 1911. nv the
Probate Court OF Holt County Missouri.
a. persons having claims against said Es-
~. sHce 20 tse ExecutOr within Que year after
Sne dete 0f said letters. or tkay nay s. pre-.
such claims be not sxhfbftesS vith;n tTnSesf,
be forever barred,
This *th day Of March, 1911.
Executor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-12

M. c. Brumbaugh, OF Maitland,
'e!t this week for Washington. d. c.,
where he will visit his son, who Is 1t.
tending school there.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-12

.'Movins Pictures every Friday
and Saturday nights, At the Gem
Theatre, Oregon. Mo. Admission lOc
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-12

Revival meetings will be held at
the Forbes NJ. +. church beginning
on May 10th. Rev. Frank Redlnger
the pastor, will be assisted by Evan.
gelst Sturgeon.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-12
Farms for Sale!
''''''''t' .,ss':Rx6.@-MNx

No 10 ia6 miles Forest practically
Natct timber )
Size vel barn
crib hog sheds.
No IL
pasture,
house good well
$1,000 Terms
No. ~ acres miles nor,iwss, Of Forest Guy practically Groom
timber farm fairly well fenced will take
No. 5tt land
house Of another
with stone basement head
still another
attached
SHED and other oubuidings which
men sheds about ~ upland which
balance which Of
timber this ~ Tie balance of this is
River bottom, Is there il
fenced crOssenced
Owner fallen In
there to look after WIN quick sale Price,
&DOO " ' ~ '''o'
No. IL %: acres 10 ns county No. all ~ cultivation except
which ~ timber This prairie IissW mill
OF TWO railroad splendid barn
necessary ousbudngs cellar and
and yard the best equipped
balance. ''' N'''' vs.
For further particulars, call on, phone.
A. wv.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-12

Ton SALs-Th0roughbred Scotch
Collie Pups. Call on W. j. Zachnan.
Ear mers' Phone, 32l.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-12

For the many acts OF kindness at
the time OF death and burial Of our
beloved sister, we desire to express to
each our sincere thanks, assuring you
one and all that your manifested sym.
pathy We will ever remember and
cherish. JAMES NORRIS.
BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN tho District court Of the S'o"ud
judicial District of the Territory
of New Mexico within aud For the
County OF Saudoyal
John W sullivan and u. linylo. plain
tffs. vs. The New Mexico Fuel and
iron Company. rho pittaburg Trust
Company. The North American say
inss aud Trus, Company, The south
side Trust Cpmpany Tho Bank ~
Commerce of Albuquerque Now
McNco. " f. Stricklpr ana " :.
Hop,v,U. and Charles + EuIcy.
Receiver defendants
To the above named defendants
Notice Is hereby given that aH ace
tiou has been commenced 300 the dis
tri,t court OF the second judicial dis
triyt of the TERRITORY of NrN McN.1
Within and for the county 60 sam
doyal against tho said named Il p
PENDANTS
The names OF the parties Co. the
cause are John W sullivan amt o..
Notiu. Plaintiffs V,rsu. tn, New
M,Xicu Fuel ana IRON company. tho
pittsburg Trust COMPANY. the Nurth
American savings and Trust COMPANY
thr south side Trust company tho
Dluk uf Commorc, ut Albuquerque.
New Mexico, W : Strlekrr. ~ -
uur,N,l and charles T. Easl,> re-
ooiNcr. defendants
TN, court u Witch ia, said ceaC Is
pounding is IN, district court of the
second judicial district OF thy 'cru-
tory of New Mexico Within ana tor
the county of ~andoNal
\ statement ot thc general objects
of the action is Tor 90, purpose 90
tur,tlosiug two liens uied hl the sHil
plaintiffs in the probate court of sam
duNal county Tho said non. an, ar
labor performed upou those certain
mining claims owned hy thr said New
McNlyo Fuel aud Iron company and
iullA described In the notices ut said
liens ana in the com 1laint I'm said
cause
tn, names ut the plantiiis' auor-
noys, with their ppstofhcc address
aud business address. are Marion .ui
wood. Albuuucrpuc. NrW Mexico
NuE arc further notified thut unl,ss
You "ntor your appearance in said
cause on or before MondnN, IA" eighth
DAY of MAY. 1911, Judgment vsil O.,
rendered In snid cause against You hN
default, and the property described va
the said notice of lien ana Ga said
complaint win ho sold for the purpos,
OF sntist,ing the said liens
TlloS. Is. -. MADISON,
! ClCrk of 'hr second Judicial District
Court tor tho County of Sauduyal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
P. J. JOHNSON, Agent.
WHY YOU SMOKE
AFTER YOUR DINNER

Interesting scientific and physical
reasons why the average healthy
man feels like enjoying good cigar
after a good dinner are explained Ivy
a medical correspondent of the Lon
don Lancet Ne calls an ntiun TO
'hc important tact that thc act of
mo iut. comprising as IL docs the
Introduction into HE mouth uf puns
'nl products ui cuWbu ttlOn. cNCitts
Ih' How oi saliva. aud as salvation
ia only ihc nrH ol SERVES of discs.
live rClloN,s. once 10, proc ss Is
started the apparatus as a Whuic
follows suit.
pawoW has shown that tho sight
ui fond on ths Introduction of biltcr
inID the mouth not only stimulates
the salyWy glands hut causes the
SECRETION ot very active gastric juice
THAT is particularly noticeable iH the
objects of hyucracidily In whom
moNng vl determine heartburn
and stomach cramps
70 follows hat smoking immediate.
Is att.r "a neal which is usually con.
deWu.d and pccs.stcntly pWCtic,d h.
300. necessarily Injurious indeed. En-
H,uuu.uIic subject. Dr. upy prove
lu'UoHl Hy virtue oft us NcIo see
rotary action lu acid dyspepsia. .uu
ua contrary 70 be- 4uqup tInauiy lu.
iurous 4nH. I'. influence tends lo
assHttHfu au. uIn,sI-. aDiultN
Moreover great Ig'dift of Inc stom
aCH con u. H.. cause iool'ug az
dlsl tlI such .unercr aJ.
therefore advised mat they should
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
>orl,E on St'iT.
I'm tno District court, SECOND Judicial
District. County of Sandpyal Ter

I'm tno District court, SECOND Judicial
District. County OF Sanduyul, Ter
ritory eft Sew M,Vico.
Wesley T.. Fish vs.. l.ottie T. Fish.
80. ga
To the above named defendant
YOU are hereby notified that a SUIT
has been commenced AGAINST YOU IN
the ahuYo entitled court by the above
named plaintiff. wherein ana whereby
he prays for an absolute divorce from
you on the grounds of cruel and in
human treatment ana abandonment.
You are further notified that unioss
YOU appear IA said suit aud answer
or otherwise plead To plaintifr's com
plant, on or before the Gth day ~
MAY 1917. n decree pro confesso viii
be entered against you and plaintiff
viii apply To- said court for the rciia
prayed for I'm his complaint Plain.
ufis attorney II W. &, Heacock. and
his pOstofilco address Is Albuquerque
y. NJ
THos. X. u. MADISON,
tSoalD Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
FAITHFUL WOMAN
DEFENDS HER LOVER
spends MONEY iaNi~liN for Man Size
i.utc~. Who l. la
Prison.


~n Autuulo Tex. March gar
Frank Cabauiss uias Martin cane,
captured In the cts som. tim ago
for attempting the old horse race cou-
udturc game. subsequently, tried aud
acquitted. was taken 90 seattle.
Washington, yesterday n charg" of
deputy United states marshal
vh.r, 70 s said be- b. wanted ON
10 charge ni smuggling opium. since
IA, arrest of Cahaui-s Il has develop
ed tIat hp was wanted la many parts
of ,hr country fer various oucnscs.
f. app,at. hlt Nil. Margaret Gray
Knows great deal about CahauisS
and his operations Sh appears, too,
To- Doe Infatuated with tn man. having
come 90 this y.ty shortly after he Was
captured h'r, 80 prevent her be-
ing placed on tao witness stand on
tn part of the state, Cdhaniss had
planned tn marry the young woman
last THURSDAY the ceremony to have
taken place IN the iail But attorneys
tor the prosecution entered a protest
ana thu marriage did not take place.
~ soon az II was announced that
Cuhauiss would be- taken 80 seattle.
MISS GRAY LEFT for that city II APP
prnrs that the accused man had
plcatY of money ana that Miss Gray
had charge of 49, When first cap
turrd here some expensive legal pro-
cccdiugs followed lr an effort to get
Cubnuiss out Of The clutches OF the
law. This cntailod much expense for
attorney hire and every time tho
young woman was IN hand with the
cash 10 pay for legal services. II II
presumed that she has gone to Seat
tie 10 secure lawyers to defend the
accused man.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
news NOTES
FROM ARIZONA
Pioneers Home Secures First
Inmate; Disbarment Pro.
ceedings of Land Office Arc
Being Heard.

PhocuiN. Nril., March 25,--Gi lt
countN's mrs; applicant Toy admission
~ the Pioneers home Jt Prescott has
Just been approved, ana is ON his way
To- prescott IT. j.. William -. Muir
phy. hct,,r known as "|pud' Murphy.
and is ON, of ,ra best known piou,,re
ut southern Arizona.
Tn, iisbandmcut proceedings which
,r, being mad. los the United stat 8
band onicr against Attorney Tum N1'.
l,y are h,iue heard bcfo" notary
Public Franz BuNtvr. Tho heating of
tho proceedings may take another day
before they ar. nnisn,d tt.N VUi
th'n hc sens tu ga, 1,raum, ut ot sac
Interior ior nnul action. sa..- tlo 10
ma sun
Captain -. VI .uNrru - r 'ctdl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
The Markets

Hay Kansas, per ton. $500; Oh.
lahoma. $3.50; native. sii0o; grama.
$500; RIO Puorco. $500; alfalfa,
$1,000
Grain--Corn.pcr cwt. $40; wheat
81 100, white bran. sl.15. RED bran.
si5o, Colorado oats. $500; Nebraska
oats. ti.15; native. $L95; barley. per
50-lb sack. ils5.
staple Flour. per 2j-lb. sack. 90
a a5c; sugar, per cwt. s5.S0m 600,
- lbs Tor 500; lard. 15c. rice. lac,
hominy. g l.lc; native beans. Sc. navy
beans. Sc
Eggs and Produce Ranch eggs per
dozen. zoe; Kansas gigs. SOC, New
Mexico eggs. Soc, butter per No. .
32iac; honey per comb. l2isMi5c:
honey per jar. strained. 2tc. che, va.
25n SOC.
Nuts Per M, 25c, peanuts. &c:
fancy roasted. gee.
Fruits Apples per box. t2e5fr
500. apples, per lb, Sf-3c; layer
rarlu-. zoe, fig Toe, imported ..
dates. $50; currInts. l2He; ntruu,
SOC. bananas. per do2., Csc, oraus e.
per do2. 25@50c; lemons, 25g; grap,
fruit du1. 800, cocuauuts. each, 100.
straw berries, box 25c.
Vegetable. Potatoes. per cwt
&l.S512 90. onions green, buucho.
for g.. dr., onions. per lb., De-. bcois
.5D. turu.rs, 5c; radishcs. punches
for ,c. carrots. 5o. lettuce. aunchcs
for l0.; lettuce. per head. Toe; caul-
flower per lh. 12iac. cabbage. 5c;
squash ,r pumpkins. &C.. sweet pc.
tatocs, Lite.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
New Norl ~'nra-

Sow YORK. March mooney
nominal
pIm, mercantile uH.r I..t 4
p.I ...t
NN.lI dollars. To-.
lpawutcd, 90.
~u-I. Ita bid.
Nt,NI.uu. los 81
Gr,t northern yr''.If.I ID. 1913.
N.u WORK contra Dos.
N.u..tn Pacific. d..
EHHHu. ijG le.
Southern Pacific lI'
twuu Pacific. l,' i.t
steel Us l-l
Stool r.f,rr,d. o."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
NrM Nnrk Mc.hl.

+.u YORK. March i t1i
,..U.r uuminnlly M I''
silver. .l2tac.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

.ff so. led M'''l'' M Ertr
N. sttoa5.T5i Tot U.t.. .N,s
1910.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
,,ouN VI. MOORE REALTY GO.
HOUSES IDi; SALE.

FOR SALE
I room house VITA barn corner lot
two blocks from car lin. fine house,
$1,000
Choice lots, 50vii2. . 10 3 blocks
from car line at 1928. so cash. S. per
month
Roomius house 20 rooms, an fun;
new mrniuo owner must leave city
ana viii eo.l q. q ar;ain.
Roumiup house, rooms. furniture
can uc hdi iup $500, pant cash. month.
y pagan. 40 on balance
TWO business lots that are snap.
owner must have money
some FIRST class ranches
Money 20 loan ON real estate
We writ, me- insurance, uotarics
public
porterfield Company,
2i6 West Gold ave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

Ladies' are allowed TO bowl free
'ycry "Wednesday az tho BOX Ban
Alleys. 92O south second street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

suffered day ana night the tor
myuj of itchiug piles. Nothing help
,d m. untl I used pnJu'H ointment
II cured mo permanently Hon
John u Garrett, Mayor Girard,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

II you want stylish horse and
buggy, see w L. Trlmbls. ia n End
81. Phone No. :.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25

For the beat saddle horses In the city
call phone No. 3. ", L. Trimblc. li3
n. End ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
IOt Nj t\D IO~'r

LOST Female dog white. brown
spotted. pointer Finder return Co.
Muntrluma Grocery ana Liquor GO.
ana receive reward. 1N-c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-25
CLASSIFIED
CLASSIFIED RATES.

one cent word the first time and
half cent word succeeding times
80 al less than 25 cents.