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The Jasper news., 1911-03-23
Machine Oils .

ii +. PITTS.
II you want to sell or trade your
farm, tell Webb Bros. about il.
High Grade Flour and Feed
at Tallman's feed store.
Feb b-aaA =. p-;,,L.,.
The Jasper news., 1911-03-23
DEWEY
The Dewey Milkmaid .

The pictures Of the milk-maid,
That are often sent 10 you.
All rigged up in dress parade,
Are not wee bit true.
Ours wears no ribbon in her hair,
Ncr dresses clean and white,
Nor trips along the daisies fair.
Just as .he poets write.
In overals and brogan shoe,
A straw hat at his brow,
He Just wades through the mud and dew
To milk the Jersey COW.
No poet writes verse on him;
He's in no artists frame,
But when it comes to milk and cream,
lie gets there just the same.
The Jasper news., 1911-03-23

Mrs. Goddards brother, Roe
DerTinger, is critically i'll.
The Goddard boys are baling
hay for viii Ale.
Mastin Stith is now living on
Mrs. Gaddis' farm.
A new Bell phone is being put in
for Harvey Goff, John Gaddis and
Mr.. Rosennoll.
A home phone is being placed in
Hiram Bayne's, and be sure when
you call him up you ask how Ina
Mae Bayne isl
Word comes from Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Rose of New Plymouth,
Idaho, that they have a new
daughter, Maxine Fac Rose.
They formerly lived in Dewey
Mrs. Rose was Miss Mary Golf.
Mr.. John Goff was attending the
jury last week.
Oats are planted, wheat is look
ing fine, garden truck coming up
and rhubarb is ripe.
The Salem ladies' dinner at Mrs.
Gaddis' sale was a success in every
way. They made, clear of all ex
penses, $3.50. The lunches we're
placed on paper plates all ready
for serving and the coffee was
boiling at 1880. Two ladies act.
ed as cashiers, five young ladies
sold tickets (tscJ, two attended
the coffee and the rest served the
lunch, which consisted of a bun
sandwich of either chicken or ham,
a deviled egg, a pickle and quar-
ter of a pie. The Salem ladies
want to extend thanks to all that
so kindly helped Many sent in
donations without being solicited
and also gave a helping hand dur
ing the busy hour, which was very
much appreciated.
The Salem w. c. T. U. will
meet with Mrs. John Thompson on
We'd, Mar. 90 Mrs. Joe Edwards
will preside. Everybody welcome.
John Virgins. our mail carrier,
is the proud possessor of a new
son, born on st Patrick's day.
The patrons OF his route send con.
gratulations.
Mr.. Elliot of Carytown spent
several days visiting in Aurora.
Mr.. Matthews got fall against
the side of his wagon and fractur-
ed rib. The front axle of the
wagon broke as he was driving out |
his gate. He is improving slowly. |
A surprise party took Perry |
Brock by storm Saturday night |
Judge Brock and fifty of his friends
and neighbors gave him a good |
send-off before he moves off to
Spring river.
Mr., and Mrs Grin Buster left
for Tyro, Kansas, to spend
a week visiting an uncle.
Mrs. Amanda Parsons and Mr..
John Buster sister and brother Of
Woods Buster, returned to Kan
sas after a weeks visit with him.
Miss Leota Young made Mrs.
Brock Wis and kindly assisted
lt the dinner on Wednesday at
Mrs. Gaddis
The Jasper news., 1911-03-23
Stores to Close at 7:so.

Most of the merchants signed
an agreement last Monday to close
at 1880 O'Clock every evening ex-
cePt Saturdays, throughout the
summer months.
The Jasper news., 1911-03-23

DR.. Cole was down from Lamar
Tues day on business. Although he
lives only eleven miles away it was
the doctors first visit to jasper in
fifteen years, and he declares the
improvement in the town in that
time is astonishing to him. " Dad
Weed is still to be found at the
St James hotel" said the doctor,
but the rest of the fellows along
the street are new ones to me.
There's hardly a familiar building
even. Yor probably think your
town has changed very little, but
let me tell you it has changed
more than any other town | know
of in these parts.
The Jasper news., 1911-03-23
Say, Mr.. Farmer and Korseman

have a complete stock Of DR..
Daniels Veterinary Remedies.
Everything for a sick horse. And
everyone guaranteed to cure or
money refunded. H. f. PIrTs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-18

shaveg that fdrnis i led room i, unten;..
anted for q Wee cost you al much
A. NJ a 'campa shy of want advertising
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-18

y OF a. lot OF yolrS valuable business
acquaintancesj you can iprobahly say
got acquainted with them first
through y. answe rtngs want ant jad. N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-18
EpLatricta Grand plies.

anu tItixCSsN
~ The first Or grand prizcs.in the; dis.
atrictsf+E; Sthe three $3.50 Jacob Doll and
lgSons l'lanosiT7.z are SO well known. to
the music loving public Of this city
hat u eySh ardl " ne-edI an Introduction
" hey are the bes:. upright piano that
these people make and any young wo.
man might we'll be proud to have one
in her home. They were purchased
respectfully for this contest from the
local branch of Jacob Doll and Sons
4 and a one is already on display at their
store The young lady who stands
highest In each district after the cap.
,sttal prize has been awarded will be
d given one OF these handsome pianos
s The Second Prize.
!, The young lady standing second
II highest In each district after the cap.
u tia prize has been awarded will be
4 entitled TO "a full course In either the
shorthand or commercial branches OF
the Union Business College. This col.
lleseS Is noted far and wide as one OF
Ssthel most thorough schools In this part
OF the country, Tho West Virginian
offers the young Indies Of this part of
the State an opportunity to secure Ii
5ssl'usiness education without cost to
II themselves. We have purchased three
Sof these courses from the Union Busl.
\ hess College and one will be given to
each of9 the young ladies standing sec.
ssond highest In the districts ut the
sscloseG Of The contest. 81
ssS vs. h, 5ai Is. The Third Prize.
Nj Three a S jeweled Elsin watches
Il lave been3purchased from A. u. Scott
and CO. for this great contest and are
nov on display at their, store where
y contestants and their friends are in.
ited5tos callSand Inspect them. They
are certainly little beauties and the
Young lad Tho wins one of these
sshonldS certainly be- pleased with the
FIprise: hey are he regular Is jeweled
sss1flgins movement $anl have the well
A know Crown Il cases guaranteed for
1 ~ Years. hcySl come in a variety OF
designs and carry the guarantt. OF
the factory as well as that oPthes i cal
1 fllfrT 4; rrhe young lady standing third
\ highest lin each district q fter The
grand prize has been awarded will be
SgiYeiissa y St5 je@eleds Elgln watch. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-18
R|NGL|NG;;5.BR
At. cLARksBURe -THE WORLDS
I 4GREATEsTtsHoW .WiLLltExHlR.
TIT tn EREioNC FRIDAY, :APR,LS2e,

f.. Il = y -
]. Aiinotihcemc1it,1s niadauthatyon. Fri.
day, Aprf1s 2S,lp 'RinglIngoAB Brothers
Worlds Greatest Shows tWill give two
performances I'm Clatksburg;l 4, 10
e AS In nasttyears Marion tcounty5wIll
send IT'S PERCENTAGE or the esurround.
ing! tohntry''to Swell the lthrongs.t This
is fhev greatest Tor Ai,tepicanic Ircuses
In every sense OF lsthe saofd, and an
event moi: to- be- oVerlooked ;byith Low.
els have inialnfalneaiilhe most papular
For 'tnahy years tine Ringing Broth.
ers have faintainedF the most popular
as welt as The best SHOW. Wits year.
they are more THANH ever giving 1,a.
irons their moneys. ,'vv0rth.a Among
the many great attractions under the
twelve acres Of canvas are Prof. EN-
ory's troupe Of trained baby ELEPHANTS
the wonderful Schuman performing
horses from the Circus schuman, Ger.
many: 'Tolue" the dog As marvel OF
England which does "a somersaulting
performance on the back OF a swiftly
running horse: the wonderful Alex
family OF French aerialists; the great
Croker family Of Gypsy riders; the
Deltorelli family of Hungarian clowns,
once entertainers in the court o.: thc
Shah Of Persia; the Bonsetti family
OF Italian acrobats, the z Castrilllon
family OF Spanish acrobats; the Hold
glni family Of Italian equestrians, and
the fifty greatest clowns on earth.
In the managcrle Is found Tiny Tom
Tinker, the smallest elephant ever
seen in merica. In all there are forty
elephants and 1900 other wild beasts,
comprising the rarest OF geological
specimens. The morning parade. Is
the greatest street h2ectable ever de.
vised for circus purposes. There are
three miles Of 1t and every mile a mile
OF wonders.
Ringing Brothers circus Is twenty.
eight years old. It began It's career
as a one-horse affair In Baraboo, Wis,
when the now famous brothers were
scarcely more than children. In tho
face OF the bitterest opposition II
grew into the greatest amusement In.
stitutlon the world has ever known.
Its field extends over the entire earth.
It has offices in. every capital OF Eu.
rope and Asia and foreign workshops
near Liverpool. It employs oyers2,.
600 people, 1886 OF whom travel with
the show. 81 z r. "a. y n 5y2sit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-18
Full. HOUSE ]. [ i !. ATTENDS
SHOW BOAT ATTRACTION
"THE GIRL IN BROWN FAIRLY
sSWELL PRESENTED BUT THE
\ SEVEN 8 sPEclALTlEs WE'RE
HIGHLY ENTERTAINING p TO.
4 NIGHT "oooLEY'S DAY oFF.n

With Ia filled house--the seating
capacity is said to be about L 200.
THE Girl in Brown" was presented
last evening on the Markle show boat,
about a score OF players being IN the
cast. The little musical sketch was
fairly Well presented, but the most en-
tertaining feature OF the show was the
seven specialties, which, as "a whole.
were equally as good as have been
seen In Fiirmont this season. liz
The show boat is the handsomest
and largest toamake this city.and is as
near; fire proof as 1T is possible 10 con.
!strnct 4 craft 3oss Its kind. n The second
4 Nlarkle show boat willSbe In Falrmon.
in about tens days or two weeks, which
s5sald to lbe still finer In all details
than the one noGs here. n g Il III
This eSenii gsi comm ncing at 4; 80
io,clocl Dooley's Day q n, Wi he;
presented and With the except Ja or
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-18

summary-Two base hits, lSheckard.
Hoffman three base hit, Tinker; home
runs. Clarke, Archer; stolen bases,
sheckard, 2; Clarke. 2; Hoffman, Ev.
ers, Schultz; left on bases, Chicago,
3; Pittsbarg, g., first base on balls. .ott
Adams, 81; Mcintyre. L; struck out,
by Mcintyre. 10; Adams, q; Gardner,
!; hits apportioned, of sAdams,4 In a
innings; Gardner, 2 In 4 innings;. UNI.
pires. Brennan and 5O'Day: Attend.
ance, 1000. = 80 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-18
.lhree .s.ipetlalltles. whichI ARCS !afe IN.

three speciallties, witch arcts are IN.
possible to Change, new specia,ties
will be given. x .59it
Z, The show last evening as a whole
was well pleasing, which was demons
strated by the applauseIg iven.j There
are about a dozen ballet girls with the
company, the majority OF whom arc
good looking, ana tnelr dancing anu
singing is up 10 the standard Of any
show boat to visit Fairmont for the.
past several years. n li, b.
u This evening is Moose might and It
is the desire of the management Of
The SHOW that all local 5anl visiting
Moose attend. Since the arrival sof
the show boat here on Sunday even.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-18
HOW THEY STAND TO-DAY,

II r. Il ~ % ~ i.
The list OF contestants and the
number OF votes each has will be
printed in this space daily. All
votes must be In this office. by
8 o'clock In the afternoon OF the
day previous to the publication.
Votes coming In after s o'clock
Of the day previous to publlca.
.itlonrwill be counted and publish
ed in5lhe next. issue. All votes
must be pinned together and the !,
number oG'votes In each package,
'mustt:be marked on the top bali
lot.33tlf votes are pinned securely
together. jtheI name OF the CON;
!testaht.need only be written on
The ttopU ballot!Rfia 4I;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-18
. CHICAGO II[' AZ r.. HI: !. !; A.E.

Plt,sburg I % o 90 Q Co.,
Chicago .......2s 0 i2.21$Oto 0 80
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-18
]. Your |. SUBSCRIPTIONS |I||: y;I''|1!I|P
tCentlnrcd from Page seven.) i
s. ;llssassepger Touring Car will be award.
;ed 70 The Young lady who secures tho
mos Votes in the entire contest.
N. -. sl2s
NOTICE.

~ = : ~ NOTICE. n. - 2,
b Vote ballots issued on subscrip.
Hons are good at any time up to
E ,Ett selose of the contest May 18th
ssand srnay be polled and pu blished !
whenever you lcheosese Whcn, you
fseftd ~ g subscription, We issue
sand9aiye Or mail the vote ballot.
Sfitos you SO that Syou can use your
Soyyns dlscretionaln ipollingslt.s The
ysotcstaill not be- published lin,the
paper. until they are put in the bal.
b. iot!boxs " 4nntitsyou tnailithemfiinS
Il with the ststFatthey! be poll.
4 Ied and 3publishedsr esa nae So1t |
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13
|NvESTITURE

Continued from Page DneD
90, tac water gate thr .o,al slondal 3
.aa.- The place of that ut 'by pin
90. vale,
Two suites of apartments supposed
20 have been occupied Iuua centuries
.uiurt uy Edward { aaU his lurcu.
bad been prepared Geo, ftyf maiosu"s
anal ho 5uuus prime, uud 90 these
'h,. retire lu uId,r 200 ruuc them
-,h, 'or fHc grea -tu, C'vcmpnr
rb,-mhlic a.stmulago ie seated oa
lcriaIly erected STAGING erected
ouui the interior of lh. castle wallis
a eIrut body o' troops I- also to be-
drawn up Surrounding platform .u
tU, ceui,r of he mmense courtyard.
Ihr Rotal Welsh choir consisting OF
luU voices performs the musical part
90. tbo program with selection OF
Welsh aims
The Ioyal PARTY. having ROBBED.
ipIms two professions 10 their apart.
Wouis tur king and queen win their
sIiic- n tho FIRST and Doe Prince or
Wales with his supporters in The
ccoud
The hiu4 and queen Then proceed 90
Inr raised platform ln the courtyard
as Ih.r appear m tbp Wlcu air the
choir singing Cod Saw, tho King
Ihcn lollows the procession ion which
ihc prince was The central hgurr. and
az hc approaches his ROYAL parents the
, choir yings God hlcss the Prince of
Wales ANA the public give salyo OF
ringing cheers.
The formal ceremony OF inyostlture
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13
SWIPED BICYCLE
IS CHARGE
Youth Held TO Grand Jury in
Sum of 5000, Following Pre-
liminary Stamm Did Great
Marathon Stunt.

William Henry Harrison arrested
Uy Policeman jordan aud Santa 'c
Special Agent Sinclair last uisll.
chaIsod With the theft oi wheel De-.
longing to RAYMOND - Stamu was
Wuaisucd before Justice CRAIG Nus
morning lor grand larC tny Harrison
pleaded guilty and was bound oyps go
'hc glaud Jury under S20u bond
u ls said Harrison TOOK The vh,'i
last uigh' from IN front of the Stu.lcs
hotel Stamm. Who was waiting ,I
un incoming train saw the act tlc
chased the Culurit two blocks ON Cen
tral avenue shouting stop thicl and
breaking several records for speed a
pursuit ikc the COW entionai moving
picture show chase BEGAN. motor
hhcs. policemen aud pedestrians par
uclpttiug Harrison fen over tnr
handlrhars near The corner of Third
street aud was arrested Ho immc.
diHioly asked 10 he could give bond
Tor appearance Ia the morning
Gets Fifteen DAYS.
y Torres. arrested Tor drunk .uups~.
pleaded not guilty to thr charge iicar.
ing was postponed uulJ later in THE
uoIlIug when witucssr. alfcstpd Co
ha condition ana behavior. aud h,
Was sentenced TO- fifteen duN- u .aIl
Fifteen DAYS for Vaqrancy
Iusto santana pleaded suill This
moIninl in police court to ,hc chare,
cot yagraucy aHd was sentenced under
one of the clauses ut thy ,ugiaucN at.
TO o. DAYS .n Jail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13
HANDSOME sCARF-PIN FREE
4 Phenomenal offer Made by New
York Firm.

Thousands all over the United
states are taking advantage OF a gem
erous offer ~ tho Gotham Company.
1871 Broadway, Sew YORK city, maxi
ing request for a beautiful gold plated
scsrf-pi for lady or gentleman,
which is mailed tn anyone sending
name and address free Of charge.
This offer is made To introduce
their catalogue OF general merchan-
disc, household goods. ieWelry nhy-
elites etc Roadcrs of this paper are
requested 10 send name and address
Immediately inclosing live tWo-oeni
stamps to cover packing and postage
send today and receive without cost
piece Of ieWelry that YOU viii be
proud Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13
DeHC0fely
ForrNi

and gently reared women viii IN
all the seasons Of their lives. ul,d
ems. wives and mothers. that t5nc
simple, wholesome laxative rdy
which acts gently and plcaaanlnd
naturally aud which may be Ga az
any time, when The system uf a
laxative, with perfect safety aHrn'.
iy beneficial effects, h. syrup j'cs
ana Elixir of SIENNA
u has that true dalica,y of yor
which Is so refreshing to lho t'a.
that warming and grateful ton 20
The stomach which responds eo OF.
ably 10 It's action ard the laNat. rt.
feet which is SO beneficial to tnyg.
tom whom, occasionally, It's plo
cleansing 10 required.
The genuine, always bcarinrhr
name Of the California Zig Syruro
may be purchased from all long
drugs SITS IN original package ONO
siac only, price nifty cents reg BILE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13
ESTANCIA VALLEY WILL HAVE LARGE
EXHIBIT Of RESOURCES At STATE FAIR
Be Sure and Save Us Good Space fo Display for We vii
b. There With the Goods" Is the Encouraging Word
from p A Speckman Well Known Newspaper Man Of
Town Across the Mountains: Farmers Arc Jubant
over Prospects for Big Crops.

~t..u N.wa, IUH D N,Nuu.
u. .p. .YD Sew NtNI.u -.ai, NI. .u
.p b,U u NHHuup.qu" p,oN.. ''l.
81. u .e,,Ia oI I'up from g.
-Uac manu eau.. suI puhisu' 30
tl, Eaaur.a News of E- tuII.. .n
which NJ. -pr,luanu Wus BOO u.I
fu. good tYart for display OF IH'
,aiOp. products Hud ,-usI,c. H L..
l. opposition AZ SpechuHun
l,. Is ,o.. optimistic nuI enthusiast.
.II b., NAV Through thtf tU, I.HuDH
,aII.I farmers expect .u uH.. .uIu'
U crop. his N.a lHD H.t. lIf"
p. fHy lasf several Ns... HH.e ..-u'
ed loo greatly yuruuJ-Iu. ,t,. HuH
boz zinc yallot 49, ~H.. HIuu -H..
Chat the IaImp. ba,. 'uI-HI 600 'ut
rt.. two htJB sears J.J tIr IlIau
over ure~unf pro- pc,.s NrNHuI.
las blocked IN good dis.IHN pace
boo the A.uUul Hai huiidnl Hi 'h"
ur grounds Iu. fu" ls1u,H EHI..
IHe Esapua n,hHu VIII b. '.u.aU
Iu tuu state 'a here WW'IlH ,..
Do, close cot t8. While. Na. tr Iu U'i|
boz FsfanpiH cuuul, 90. V,rl I"'n
fhr focal cNuust ION.
n Spo,hmaun- l"ff"I Dob NJ. Nc
Nmu- ir Hs follow
E-fHuDid. y % Dob. o.
- % NDNam. Albuquerque y "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13
MRS. DE LEON DIES
IN EUGENE. OREGON

Wont uas u'ru received here ol the
death n " lUrIy DE Icon wife 81
10 DE- LDU O.. Ublt citN which Occur
.,d Boa Eu-eu, Oryaou. uu luN g.
NI- y. Leon was 80. wears old auG
besides fh" husband and daughter
.I> yoau, old leaves a father and
mother aud other relatives fu mourn
hcr passing Mr. aud Nr, ne Leon
,".t toT OREGON about three weeks ago.
hoping that tlo change 100 climat,
would benefit Nus he Leon The de-.
ceased va. 70 memAo. 1i tho Ladies'
OF hr g. s. n and Inc Iouu \ I'D.
etu t#yolr OF Albuquerque and was
Noll nuouu here uN mHu| Nho viii
ru-,rt fu learn ut her death
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13
WIN street.

New York. luly &C. "a firm under
zone gave au appearance ot strength
fn rh, stock market during the nom
ms session. bui trading vas lislles
and movements were small except for
few issues Trading was active In
American Beet sugar aud IL went up
"a 10 %
Excited dealings In Porcuptng min
ing stocks on the curb resulted from
news of tine disastrous forest fires In
that district and prices dropped ao'
rply Bonds were steady
Professional operators found II i'm.
possible 10 scalp even the mrrcst
fractional prGlli Ia face OF me extreme
dullncss and Withdrew from HE mar
kct IN disgust
The market closed steady
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13
Kansas CITY livestock.

Kansas civ. MlN o. Cattle ro.
Caipt> l,IuU market steady NUiyc
steers S,Uuut.15. southern steers
g. 2au5uO. southern COWS aud he'll
ers s. soar g. 600. native COWS and hvit
rrs $225uGlU, stookor, and feeders
$3oo0iN5, bulls se75ni1u, calves
ft.upHt..5. Hewcru steers. fl,atf
U2l. western COWS g. 5NG &c.,
Hog receipts 1000, market 5c nigh
,r Hlk OF sales SG3a4tG55. hen,
81 lltfGGU, packers and butchers
50 ium6j1: lighJ SG.3oH6.55.
sheep receipts 5000 Market suun.
Nuuons s35OH 20; lambs sG.OUn
CSC; fed wethers and ycurlInss S. 2.
0j1I. lci western ewes g. 900 O. a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13

Chicago July o. Cattle receipts
3 .5uu Market slow Reeves St> su
90 Texas steers SttuHlG 90. west.
ern steers Sl,5H5.9r. stochers aud
iocdrr. $5ouH5.lr, COWS and hoilo.s
81 2JH,Ij. calves S5uuu Uu
Hog receipts $4,000 Market 5r
higher Light $Gi5NbN1 ~. mixed
81 iumG.9u, heavy $G2UnGN5. rough
S. 20H6.li good to choice heavy 81 o.
DdNa. pigs S6lanG6a. bulls ui sales
S6.5tftG.75.
Sheep receipts 5000 Market sloN
ana weak NaUvc 81 6Na iG,. w.st.
ofn SaouHl,o; ycarlugs 81 lUH +. so.
lamb. native SinUH Ou. western
50 5WU uN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13

ben SO l.2aH.N: Dec. - aNHl.2 corn
Sept 66 f.N Dec. ~ l2pd.N Oats,
sept 40 Stars. Dec IS 3.N Pork
SEPT, $40 Lard. Sept s. 30. Jan,
- ~ l-20N.i5s ribs. Sept $50. Jan
S,15 o..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13
II J. sNM'> MoNkrY nEN.?

IH.ir H.r, ruWur- lart mustn't af' I
200, muuk,, ut ZOO, NirdoW, hau mgd
tuv r,d, utuaud tn, Ioui tu, 'uol tuH.
Oh, Wuuhu. Nu- stuffed aud #H-u b
% tive mnut.t 'uWr inuIEHt uud ...
.t '1lN Do upr, are aut sN.pt.H.
p"'pl. tu.N MA, conn, uu Go, ,tue,
aud examine tbr AUTOMOBILE,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13
GENERAL RAINS IN
EASTERN COUNTIES
YESTERDAY
Heavy Downpour in Clovis.
Water Enough TO Keep
Crops in Condition for
Weeks. Ground Soaked.
special rrIeEram 10 E,eaiaE ucrald,

tloN-. y VI Mly I' HcaNI rains
Tell here aud elsewhere thruu4huu
Eastern New Mexico YESTERDAY tut
duwup0ur lasting more Than Two
hours The ground ~ soaked iu
doplh of several inches ana crops
VIII ID, in good condition for Wcro~ .u
come Vithoul more waite. The .uIu
was general throughout thi- dtrI"
Hud mcIs are iunilant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13

New York, luiN ~ Amulgamated
copper ~ Sugar ll9 SIS. Atchlson
iI3. Great Northern preferred
l@l l->. New louk Central i0N rs;
Northern Pacific 1880 IS. Rcadiue
100 'N. southern Pacific l22 Us.
luiou Pacific lNr Us. steel 20 l-i,
preferred llh o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13
LIVERPOOL Cotton.

Liverpool July 49, Closing Cotton
spot iu fair demand prices . points
lower American middlius lair $50.
good middling S1e5. middlng s513.
low uddline $75a. good ordinary
1921. ordinary SOC Sales 5000
lalcs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13

Wits wonder IL there viii ever
%, universal peace.
Giis sure An they've got to do
10 10 SGT The nations 90 agree that in
case ol war ,he winner pays the pen
Sous eel 'uvk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13

Nrtrr can til when youU mash a.
.InIcr 'r suffer cut bru.sr. burn
ur soald Br prepared IN Thnut.
E'c trie OU instantly relieves thu
pain uuickly cures the wound.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-13

St Louis. July 10 Wool un"hang.
cd Territory and western mediums
ia ~ me mediums l6@ii ~; fine
ltmii ~