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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-10
Stomach Sickness of any
Kind Quickly Ended

It. Mi-o-na stomach tablets are guaran-
teed by Summers Pharmacy to perma-
nently end any case of Indigestion.
gastric catarrh or any abnormal condi
ton of the stomach. or money back.
A good spring tonic and there is moth
ing better for dizziness, biliousness,
bad dreams, sea or car sickness or
vomiting of pregnancy. Sold by Sum-
mers Pharmacy and druggists every
where. AZ kfor Mi-o-na only 30 cents.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-10

That bad stomach in the morning
caused by over eating, drinking or
smoking can easily be prevented by
taking two Mi-o-na stomach tablets
just before going to bed.
Try them; they surely will save you
a lot of misery the next day.
Nothing like them to put a sour, up
set, gass or heavy stomach in fine shape
and it only takes a few minutes to do
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-10
HIGHLANDS.

The final bimonthly examination
will be held at the public school next
week Thursday and Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch expect to take a
vacation trip.
The examination for the eighth grade
will be held on Saturday, May goth.
Mrs NJ. J. Grimmer is a Hammond
visitor today.
Miss Houk of Crown Point gave her
weekly music lessons today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-10

How often have we heard it: Blu.
since baby was born, / have scarce
been able to do my work and life
hardly seems worth the living Or,
perhaps: I'VE were SO happy before
my strength gave out"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-10
Men.

All diseases of your sex cured in the
shortest time possible. If you are
loosing the strength of youth and can
see evidence from day to day that
your physical system is going to de-
cay, you should in justice to your fu-
ture happiness, to your friends and to
your posterity, take steps to arrest the
progress of your affliction, before it is
eternally too late. Don't make the
mistake of thinking that it cannot be
lone. 1t can and has been done in
thousand of cases.
My Office is centrally located, easy
Of access and strictly private. Con
sultation Free
DR.. Leedy
32-33 Rimbach Bldg,
OVER THE LION STORE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-10
LANSING.

Mr. and Mrs. William Lorenz enter
tanned company from Thornton Sun
day.
The Grand Trunk train, which was
due in Oak Glen at 5:07 p. m, now
comes As minutes later.
Miss Cecile yansteenberg spent the
week end at her home in Lansing.
Herman Swanson of Harvey spent
Monday in Lansing
Newton S. Best of Harvey visited in
Lansing Sunday afternoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-10
A Sad Story
Female Weakness.

Sad indeed is the
picture of a woman,
a wife, perhaps a
mother, with every
ambition and insen-
tive to make a hap
py home, except her
strength and health.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-10

If you a Judge OF quality try .
Lavender Cigar.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-10

Crown Point may be purity burned
slow. but so fur it's never he'd street
car run into 1t ez yet.
HEX Spence inquiries why IL is they
never heb prunes listed on the menu
cards I tn hotels.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
LIVELY FURRY IN
CHICAGO WHEAT PIT

Chicago. July 20 European war
talh caused % lively furry today Boz
The wheat pit there There was IN
consequence q rapid upward Jump ir
prices BESIDES the uhilyuIdhle pO.
litical conditions abroad and the rc.
sultng drop iu British oonsuls, the
trade had also ion view a disqulotiug
prospect as to the future of the Rus
sian crop The market. however, ran
into many resting orders 10 sell at aH
advance ana reaction followed Sep.
'Duhcr started AZ ~ 3.N go ~ rs. q
rise OF 80 10 i-tc touched 80 and
fell Oh to ~ 3.N
The close was him September sic
higher
Corn followed wheat september
opened 90 Co '.N higher af G3 to Ga l-N.
rose To- G4 ~ and hen sagged 20
81 5.S.
The close was steady september
I-NC higher
Pressure from hpdgDrs restrained
publish sentiment IN hc oats crowd.
September started l-N 90 ll4C Iearor
a' GOA ~ u.s. and dropped 90 80 -
Provisions took the uprrod'. iutiu-
oucrd by hogs and grain First sales
We're ~ 90 zoe higher with lanu-
any delivery Sl1>5 tor pork SNia FOR
lJId and S>2G ~ ton ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
PRESIDENT SIGNS

continued from Page One)
next Republican platform VIII be bit
teriy fought. particularly by the IN
aurgeut states II VIII be- hard
plank to write. Perhaps Il will Dee
compromised by a declaration In
favor OF extending reciprocity beyond
agricultural products. Bui there are
many Republicans principals pro-
sisssivts, who viii never stand on "a
plank indorsiug the present recipIoC-
ity measure and VINO viii openly re-
puoiats 10 unless O. marked change
comes within Tho Hsxt year.
how Tar thr Democrats wiIl 60 in
making reciprocity one oi their issues
is problematical They are entitled 60
ono credit OF passing the Canadian
1iii. con- ih' other hand IL is dis
unctiy Tau proposition and they
cannot take from tHo president the
credit OF having Initiated 10 ana push
rd b. through 90 o. successful concu-
sion. Mnny Democrats who voted for
f are shaky In support OF n, tor The
Democrats are almost as much nf-
ucted with protection communitiog as
arr The Republicans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
OWLS WILL HAVE
CLUB ROOMS Of
THEIR OWN
Duke City Nest No. 1919 Votes
Down Proposition to Affil-
late With Beavers; Club
Room Committee Named.

%, unanimous ,uf. tbo member OF
Duke CITY Nest No 1863. order of
OHIa. lost uIsut decided uut Gao UN.
Iat, with thp Beaver. tud ink, over
'nc CLUB rooms 0l tulr organization
Following The voting down OF thp ai.
hliauon proposition q resolution was
adopted aN unanimous vote providing
lui The appointment of club room
committee Nith ull authority Co s,
cure club rooms aud purchase iu
u'tutc and other ncilrutjls iCI au
exclusive owl home The committee
appointed consists az President VII
lam kioEo, Vice President Joyc. and
Past President Onto Fo1uci Th. com
miripp viii get 1usy af once aud Will
carry uut the Instructions of ihe aust
The Beavers will hold % meeting ,o.
night 40 which 10 Us presumed the
course adopted b, thc owls viii como
up for discussion several members
of the Beavers today express scd thy
belief hat The Albuquerque dam viii
soon effect a reorganization and cut
On The per capita TAX. following the
line Of action taken some months ago
by the Las Vegas Reay,rF who dis.
solved the Dam and organized Her
mii cllb
IN any event he owl and the lieay
crs VIII not merge 0r affiliate The
owls viii have Iuust at their own
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
F0RTY.TWO CANS
, OF OPIUM SEIZED
Systematic Schrmc for Smuggling
Gontfahand Ncruss BORDER seIlc,.
cd Ia Eai,i ia ~ Pa-n.

~ Paso, Texas. JUS .G "A cloverIy
planned sohtm, Tor smURElIng .. cans
oi precious smokiuR opium was spoil
ga Tuesday morning by thc customs
inspectors al the Santa ~ street
bridge when q Mexican carryau occu-
Piled los three McNioun women. one
with small baby. ana Mexican
man, was stopped and thc 1rcupants
searched. The opium was hidden ln
the carriage and was seized ny tho
etstoms inspectors eud fhe four por-
SONS held
The man was Menoados Toblcs and
me- women, Lulsu MARTINEZ Alusia
pfosca. Bonita Gregg. the latter car-
rAinK small BABY Il ls Thought that
the smuggling b. ap art nf a systr-
matte scheme for getting tho contra-
band opium across the river. anu that
others I'm Juuroz and IN Pusp arc m-
pllcaicd,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
REYES THREATENED
BY ENEMIES
considerable Feeling l. Manifested
against General. Tie l. Warned to
kctp Out of Politics.

M'Nico city M.x. July 20 Cen.
.'rll of Division bernardo Reyes has
been threatened with assassination
10 be- doe. not retire from political
lfp ana forfeit ui chance to th, port
FOLIO OF minister OF war .n tio cabinet
Tor Francisco J. Mad,'p In ~, event
Nh, Mndcru is elected Go "a, pTesi-
dcurN. Reports that General RcNps
has received e number OF threatening
letters were yesterday confirmed by
his son. Lie. Rpdolfo Reyes.
There is considerable feeling
against the appointment OF General
Reyes 1s minister of war hy Madcro
in tho event that gentleman b. elect
cd president. TIis feeling Nas dem
onstrnted hy tho antircyists who puo-
hciy declared that the prosnc, iu the
cabinet of General Ens,s who. th,y
asserted, was closely Identified with
the methods of Tho old regime and
WHO had prosecuted many p,opl, dur
ing his public career u The stat, of
NWevo Leon
Il 10 suid that some of the COM
municauons which have been sent Go
the general OF to hIs friends -tatr
that be- has prosecuted the writer's
and that unless hp rctiros completely
from public iif, th.y wiz assassiuatc
him.
General R'ycs for som, years has
been one of th, leading men in the
political lifc of th, republic since
the time DE- b,camo governor of the
state OF Nu'Nu Leon he often has ng-
ured In th' pr'ss ass pussInl, mturs
president
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
ARE YOU GOING TO
MOUNTA|NAIR ON
THE SPECIAL?
If You Are, Please Tell A. B.
Stroup, in Charge of Albu-
querque Day; the Railroad
Wants to Know.

ilvcp person who intends 10 make
the nip 10 the Mountainair chautuu-
qua on Albuquerque day" IN tne
special train IN one day az a very low
rate, are requested TO send In their
names 20 4. y. Stroup. who is IN
Oh rye Of the program for the day,
Mr.. Stroup wishes 10 have every per-
son notify him as soon as possible, In
tho event they viii ride on the spec inl
train. The money for the tickets
need not boz paid uptil later. All Mr..
stroup wants is the pledge that the
trip viii be made. The money for The
special train must Dee paid by Mr..
stroup 90 the Santa Re railroad COM
pauy before August !, but the money
VIII not be requested from the pas
s'ngcrs until later.
Make up your mind now 20 go on
the excursion. And telephone 20 Nj.
~uoup mat You intend 20 go he viii
Pun your name down for a seat ON
the train.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
HIPPOOROME AND
zoo FOR GOLD
AVENUE
J Sam Houston Has Plan
Which Will Provide Plenty
of Interesting Entertain
ment for Everybody.

N,V No.t CITY may Dee The oniv
place u the United states that can
b0as. OF real hippodt0me Just at the
present time sur j. Sam Huston
originate. OF Buustlu has docided thar
AlUHlu viii go without hippo.
drome uJ longer j. Sam has gone
auI Ilur b, again lie has arranged
Oh. hos. constructed on a site on Gold
avenue hippdodrono and an adiOin.
Dol. ZOO which will be the latest
wrinkle 100 gu enterprise OF iaat Chaf
acIt. The plans for the hippulrumr
and ZOO have been completed. ,hc
Hfo selected ho people are now
warned about what j Sam inicnds 10
d0 lnd nobody can kiCk ana say that
o., d.1nt give every ono sufficient no.
ice u' his intentions = sam Huston
newer stops ihInhlpg First it was the
Gem then the Airdome and then the
A'rdomc animated animal annex Now
BIG ls going 10 he be- HippOdrOme ami
% geological auxiliary The hippo
dIomp Viii bo so constructed that
tnote viii be ample stage room for
ihc most difficult vaudeville acts. ben
HuI with ~ mighty scenic effects
wli not be- too great an. attraction 10
necessarily STAGE on the Hippodrone
boards j Sam will continue ia give
tho people OF Albuquerque the best
entertainment that win come west Of
he Missouri river
There's a Reason Keep vour cyo
on he HippodfOme aud the BOO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
MAGoNIsTAs RETIRE
FROM JUAREZ
Tuvu " Ahanduncd Because - -
Iacl ~ Nmmuuitiun uud \rm-.

W pa.o. Texas. July 20 THE Mac
eou,-u band. uu,, disappeared from
tu, uuII towns east uf Juar,l LIou-
tenant Colonel j. y Medina received u
m,.sJg, Monday from co." ruralDH
.hp v,I. sent ,uu saturday uisht
sn,inr uIt tH,N uud reached ~uu
ymu,.r and bad found uo truce o'
tbu lIu,flI ur.'s.
Uuu,um.u rom san NGuu.iu sHl
That tN,r. NUr' about 80 mUu Iu th'
IihymI .lud jnat was iu that vicinity
aud uuI, .,. ul tu,U u.rr JrW,i
Th.., N.tp hW puHII, equipped ANA.
uc.uIIlus Jo tu. rduchm.u. V.ir W
600 NrN prepared Go eI.r baltic BE- t
thuupht thHt th.. b. tuo reason lu,'
huya uut remained foo It1Dh tu, .w1i
band OF ruul,s -Dut uut nom Juuul
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
GOAT WILL PREVAIL
IN INITIATION OF
CANDIDATES
Class of Eight Will Be Put
Through the Elks Tonight;
Coyote Water and Lunch
Will Follow Degree Work.

I.,.Yt..t....a .f. ...I.. ..gff.r, mott hay.
LODI. ..... r......l .f....r.,r,
...... .t rIa. ... ..,.. u...,r.I ...t
...... Id, Lana. az ,.. .l........ ia. rp .
.,..,.,f...,, ,r. ..-I,, ...J.gsf. .nf. M.
....., ID, , .,.g uua,frr .f r.. Nriier-
80. .,,.. t.,Isb, r........r abolish.
bod. Ola. r..,f ,tH .lfrpg .p. ham ,p
..... ... ..,..... d.. .....r.... ,.s
....f.. ., uY,p.u,Ys sod. ..t tY. re-.
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..gs. ,.y..,, n.. .,......5 .. ,r-
t.... .rsfr..t..Ya Dr., .u. r.. ..f
nadia. .u yt, -. Ua...... Ind tn.
..r..,. mas. .s...G.1 %. .u.. ,.. ami.
tr.r .r Bal. .r....I. .o.rg..f,.. .t Oh. bad.
.t.f..r ..I,It a g.. u. .r.t tn,
.r,.t .,r n. ,.f,o.f.d d. t. l,.t.
sr.YuI .If.., t.u.ebt and ,.4f l.
.t,vr nYu.b ..f ..,rJfr.f.. .v..l ... amt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
ELECTRICIANS ON
NEW THEATER GET
IN ON STRIKE
Refuse to Work Alongside of
Non Union Plumbers and
Are Told by Contractors TO
Get Their Money.

A further complication was Injected
into thc strike situation today when
M electricians employed uu The New
CRYSTAL theatrr being built lor 10.
s,ph Barnett on South Second street.
refused TO work alongside o, plumbers
who DO NOT belong to the union VI
Nash. thc electrical contractor upon
hearing The complaint of his men .ull
them to 20 20 The office ana ept fhclr
wages. which they AID Union car
peulers employed on The buiing
were SIN al wOlk this Afternoon D. Dr.
likely. however thar they win holu
Ia meeting tonight 90 decide whether
on non they viii continue TO work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
LEWIS CHARGES HE
WAS Prosecuted
BY DEPARTMENT
ST. Louis Publisher. Recently
Denied Mail Privileges,
Makes Sensational Charges
Against Postoffice Officials
IA, EycuIng Herald \. q leased w,rcl

NV Evening Herald \. q Leased Wircl
Washington. July 20 Tfu snns3-
tlonal charge Vas mad before the
house committee investigating the
post office department today that
Leonard Goodwin. chicago lawyer
ana brother OF Eu@.N T.. Goodwin,
assistant attorney general for tho
post office department was oxploitug
mail order houses throughout th'
country telling Do, could urlug, amy
urou5l, they might have throdgh "a
denial OF mail privileges. ltc IN,
chorro was made Dos O.. q. Lows,
president % pubush.us company in
S. Louis. recently denied The secouh
class mail privilege Lewis also de-
clired That post office inspectors O..
St Louis had been told tp use Whut-
ever methods they pleased 'To put
LOWS ont nl husures" and "ra shut
LOWS up before the next campaign De
This was the campuigu OF 1905.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
Why WOMEN SUFFER-.
Many Albuducrquc Women Ar
Learning the Cure.


Women ofton suffer. not knowing
tho cause
Rackach, headache. dizziness!
nervousness.
Irregular urinary passages, weak
ness. laaguor--
Each "a seeming torture 90 Itself
Together tru of weakened Kidneys
strike It the root-gct 90 the
cause.
quickly give ,ho help tn, kidneys
need.
$50 remedy endorsed like Doan's
kidney pills.
Recommended by thousands
Endorsed "a home
Here's convincing proof from u
Albuquerque Cluzen.
Mrs q Ad1ir. Sl7 S. Edih ST.,
Albuquerque, y. NJ, says 1.-TWO and
half years ago 7 used poan's KID
ney Pills and was $50 pleased with thc
benefit obtained that I was glad "a
publicly recommend tbDm. Ia gIv-
ing this second statement a is nay
desire no show that value this
remedy as high as ever. I had such
severe pains ACROSS my loins and be-
tWcons my shoulders that Wns
greatly nConyonlcuced n getting
around. Tho contents Of one box
of puan's kidney PMS relieved mo 81
grfatly that I could not Do otherwise
than prusiso them"
For snle hy ull dealers Price ga
cents Foster. Milburn CO.. buffalo
View York. sole agents for the Unit
ed States
Rcmomher the namo--DoHn's- and
tak. no other IA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas CITY. Iuy 26.-Cattle rp
Colpts 5000 Market stendy 10 strong
Nauye steers $l71m121: southern
steers SlU0u1N5. southern COWS an,
hci'ors S2t5HiT5; native cows an,
ncii.ls S2j01i 200: stockcts aud feed
ors $aOoW525, mlls S3OUM525.
calves 81 n0m 90 western steers SiG,
u6l l. western COWS s. i5G 300
Hog receipts $4,000. market = "a. 10,
higher Bulk of snlcs sGjOfi6 ~,
heavy SG.5aMGNu, packers ana butch
,rs S615mG7j. lights 81 ij1i 40
sheep receipts 5000 Market strong
Multuus S3j0mi.iO: lamhs si10H
l25, fed wothels ana yearInrs S}5oH
$50: Ted western ewes S. jOfti 40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
BECKE NSTEIN IS
DECLARED NOT
GUILTY TODAY
Jury in Case of Man Charged
With Staying His Wife
Brings in Verdict Favorable
TO Defendant.


Denver july t6. The jury iu a..
case of BcnJamln a. Hcckcnstem, or
r'll Tor the murder ol hia wife. a..
morning rcturncd verdict 81 No:
guilty tn oHsc was given 90 tw
Iury az 1890 last night
The shooting occurred on the Might
Of February .. 1911 iu Mrs Betkcn
st'Iu'r Apartments and followed tho
hnug of Mrs. hcckonstrlns suit for az
yorco and INC husband cross hin
Tho unwr.lten law figured IN Tho case.
dtnWgh % was not made pgrt oi
the drf,nsc, accidental shooting be-
ng Sbo plea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
Chlcaao livestock

ChuIaO. July 20 Cattle receipt,
10000 Market steady 10 Toe lower
Bceycs S51UMI1o. icSas steers
90 100000
Hogs $1,000 Market strong fu 5g
higher Light SG.5O010O. mixed
S65006N5, heavy sG257G9i. rough
S6.25HGI5: good 10 choice heavy
sales gCGjmGg0.
Sheep rocoiuts 2N.0uo Market weak
,O Zoe lower Native S2l0M 10:
western s. C0m425, yoarlings S30um
$50; lambs native S3TjH13O. west
cru SllUHTil.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
SEVERE LOSSES ARE
RECORDED IN
WALL STREET
Stocks Which Were Expected
to Benefit From Canadian
Reciprocity, Fail to Rally
Furry in Chicago Pit.


New Yws. July 2f After brief
showing of strength, the stock market
sold on This morning 10 point Well
below Yesterdays final range. The
LOSSES w,I, most severe among stocks
which were expected TO receive par
ticullr benefit uom Canadian tpti
prOC,ty un account OF pos, pOnemcut of
ratification Do. canada, which The 4cn.
vrm election 90 thD Dominion will
nCCcssllate.
Canadian Pacific lost Is and los
subsidiary Mimi apohs 81 PAM and
Saul $50. Marie &C.. Northern ia.
ciiic. Great Northern preferred aud
Union Pacific rcccdcd I "a ana inter-
national Harvester - LOSSES else.
where iu the lisJ were less severe.
The selling was ascribod to bear raid
rather than Jo liquidation Bonds
were steady
The market closed strong
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
NI1w COTTON TARIFF
Bill - INTRODUCED

Washington. JUS 26-The new cot-
Ton tariff bill approved yesterday by
the Democratic caucus was introduced
today by Representative Underwood
and referred 20 the WAYS and means
committee OF which he is chairman.
Discussion of the bin viii begin toe
morrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
SENATE LEADERS TELL
TAFT NOT TO WORRY

Washington. July Information
came TO President TAFT today from
Repuhlican aenate leaders that he
need have no anxiety over the possle
bIlity Of action az this aession Of con-
sress on a oil revising The wool sched-
ale OF the present tariff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
New York Stocks.

New York, July 20 Close,
Amalgamated Copper GS rs
American sugar, ma ~ bid
Atchison il3 10
Great Northern, preferred, l3i rs
Now York Central las a.
Northern Pacific, t31 as.
Reading lj9 j.S.
southern Pacific l22 ~
Union Pacific. 100 rs.
4. ; steel, - l-A
Preferred, llg 3.S
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
BRIDE-T0-BE BALKS
AT MOUTH OF TUNNEL
General, n l. at the Foot at the
Nlinr: New Nurk GiTi Prefer 90 nc
Married ~ Con, cniionni ~tNir.


Fort Collins. Colo. IulN 90 A'ur
travelling from New YORK. to Colorado
600 b., married Boo in, Laramie puuirc
tunnel 900 i,.t underground aud
l3r so doing o. r.r.'V.u cit 90. 1000
Miss Della stevenson of N,N Nurk
git, took one look ,utH tun durE Uuu..
rhaem Yesterday and promptly j,.id-
"a that she preferred her ceremony
tp Do, ln Denver. she gave up thr
rrht to claim tho $1,000 offered by
tho tunnel company to the couple who
would boz married 900 the t.uurI ns o
feature of 90, celebration yesterday
of tu, completion eft tho work
j g. Alexander. Who Miss steven
SON Naa Go MARRY .n tho umt uud
latter IIi MARI. In Denver is ln close
trieUu Iu tU, employ "l 900. tulu,
company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
Livernool cotton Lnwer.

LiVorpO0I, July 30. -ClOsp. Cotton
SPOT Irregular, prices 20 points lower
American middling fair 81 o.; good
middling S1ll; middling S767; low
middling S6G7; good ordinary SGili
ordinary $GlG
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, July 2G.--Closo;
Wheat Sept. SIS 3.S, Dee. g2,
Corn Sept g. rs. Dec go 7.SmGi
Oats Sept, % 7Sm 40: Doc. q 3.l.
Pork Sept $lGaO, ian, $l5N2 ~
Lard Sept SS57 ~. IAN, $3.50
Ribs Sept $50, Jan SA22 -
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wool Unchanged

ST. iouis July 36 Wool mchnne.
od TeirioI, aud western mediums
I1u1gc: nuo mediums iGd ~ IT,. iine
lIHll I.1D
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Cotton Closes Quiet.

New York July 20 Cotton spo
closed quiet, miadling uplnnda Sl2G0,
middling guilt Sl5N5. Sales l5l bales
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New York. July 20 Lead nrm
$il5@ i.J6, standard Copper dull;
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Nancy Market.

spot aud september 'l2ooai22'. 81.
yp. VI iHl
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FOR Riding and driving po-
ny. Reason leaving town. sure
baYgain. 3lS West silver aTp
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR shLE---Cheap. horse, buggy,
hprness ana shade. No reasona BILE
offel refused. SEE South Edish.
Phone 1913.
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Sow SHOW complete, Airdoi,r
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RAIN or .hLn- Oh. A.rIamc