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Aqent8 TWanfen.

HOU E-TO-HOUSE DEMONSTRATORS
for Halls Cedar Spray: sure destroy
er Of the hopes and ambitions OF the
bug family: In Providence sales were
made to every family on some streets:
Just coming into season: people put.
ting away their winter wear; he'd
hugs, reaches. !leas flies, ants, mos
uuitos soon start their Seanccs; dco-
dorizes aud dlsinfccts. Write FRED
+. HALL, 221 Cranston street, Prov
idcnce II. 7.
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abitllatinns mal1tfn. MIaIe.


c ON SCI r NrI GUS AND TRUST
worthy man with good business ex-
perience, desires position where
strict attention TO business will be
appreciated Address f lS9 care
Times Dispatch
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"The Girl From No,.hcrc.n


By Mrs. Baltic Reynolrs. Holder 6:
Stoughton, New York. George H Doran
Co. Sl.20 net
This novel begins in very enter
tanning way. Two young people. a
girl and boy. both victims of unto
ward surroundings and influences, drift
toward each other and assume tho re \
|iationship OF brother and sister undor
the strangest circumstances
There are imperative reasons rendcr-
suit. to leave England. where the book
treat until the hurry Of pursuit anu in
vestigntion are over. The girl had been
brouSht UP at Il convent school in lie
North Of England. Orphaned at ali
early aEe, she did not know her par
ents or her rightful name. The sisters
had called her Veronica, and as her
mothers people were called Leigh. She
took that Tho hoy had been III
prisoned for being IN the tolls OF an
anarchistic brotherhood. and had Q
run away from a probation officer hav-
ing him in charge.
So the first chapters are full of the
cleverness OF these young people got
ting away from others huntinE them
After awhile they arc safe. And then
they cease 10 be interesting. They re-
vert to ordinary standards and do
Just what commonplace. everyday peo-
pie do.
Therefore It is that Tho Girl From
Nowhere" ls entitled to both commen-
cation and criticism, commenda ton for
us unusual beginning and criticism for
It's disappointing conclusion.
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Tt!srelI
MATTRIsEs.

HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES i,t;MADE
now: sanitary methods used; relia bie
Work. SYDNOR a. HUMIDITY, III
East Broad street Madison 32U4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

WANTED, LADIES IN THE STAMP
ing department.: free hnnd drawer.
also some one who has had expert
cnce In stamping goods for embroid-
ering. Apply MILLER & RIIOAI)S,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
Seal estate ior Rent,

r>>-r,> ~>~~~->---~,-
" n CAN PLEASE. YOU. FIRST CALI.
10 see US II you wish to buy, sell.
rent or insure. =. ~ WALKER &
Co. Real Estate and Insurance. No
Mutual Building (entranco corner
Ninth and Main) 7li
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

FOR SALE. WE'LL tiQUIPPED CAR
rage and wagon shop. doini, a fair
business VIII sell reasonably to
quick buyer. Address ! 20 care
TInleA- DISp.trh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

AN CUTTING SOUVENIR BLOCKS
from Cold IIarbor battlegrounds.
smells. grapeshot and bullets imbed-
del III same: parties wishing same
address WILLIAM BOwIcS r. T. d
J. Richmond. Phone, county line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
Nelp, MalE al,h -fftnaIe.

WANTED, YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN.
competent to handle correspondence
Must have experience in office work
and Oh typewriter. Apply in own
handwriting, stating age. experience
and salary expected c. 20i, care
TimeS-DSpatcl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
Wa,,teD.

WANTED. TO BUY FOR, CASH. HOUSE.
mold goods In any quantity Phone
Madison 1851
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
for 5ale.

FOR SALE. a HANDSOME. MASSIVE,
Gnartered- petition, IL feet wide
by IL IL feet high. 5ol East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
RntfreG.

tie PUBLIC TO KNOW
mat JAtiNkE BROS. Jewellers. 912
East Main street buy. sell. exchange
and ItEMOUNT DIAMONDS IN Till;
LATEST STYLES Old gold and sill
yer always taken in exchange.
NEW YORK SHOE SHINE AND HAT
Cleaning removed from $40 East
Main TO r26 East Main. Separate
room for ladies'.
81 EclAL.---iF YOU WANTtTIIAT BUG
SS, surrey and runabout overhaulcd
mn painted call and get my nriccs
BttISTOW. 10 y Eighteenth street.
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Who died counting their beads ages

who died counting their beads ages
ago"
Il felt Adams knglthood eye bent
rcvcrcntially on me. ana a sensation
as II my face were being made into n
rose. and my fingers were about to
bloom into white prayer blossoms
There was e. sweet decimal OF sill
ence between us. Then Adam went
on:
Eve, If you could come back from
wherever you are, If you could come
back into my foreground. where man
kinds pillar of cloud by day and or
fire By night ought to move. so that
ne can see which way to go. J say {
you Will. Ill undertake to make a
better showing in your direction
This was his way of reforming
and making peace with me and the
flowers"
Hundreds OF cplgrammatic quota
tons like this might be made with
on giving an adequate idea Of the
whole book and It's piquant. refreshing
originality.
IT is that, being antobiog raphical in
form. there is too great spirit OF
detachment between tho person who
tells the story and those about whom
the story is told. Where tho affec-
tons are involved. it Is scarcely pos
sible for q woman TO probe beneath
the surface. to weigh motives and TO
estimate character accurately
But that Ewes Second Husband.
VIII more than repeat tho success of
the Circuit Riders Wife" there
seems TO be no manner of doubt, or
cause for doubling
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'.rbc Lions Skin,

ny Rafael Sabatint. D Appleton &
Co. OF New York sl25 net
Among the many books that arc
made without end ut the present time
there chances every now and then a
romantic tale prcttily set. aud fun of
capricious fancifulness In the speech
and manner or its characters, that
marks the period TO be that when tho
stuart cause was dear to many hearts.
aud til pretender held his court In
Rome amid loyal following
The principal character in .,Thc
Lions Skin" ia ono Justin Caryli, born
OF French mother and an English
father and brought up by Sir Richard
EVerard Oh tho hereditary estates Of
his mothers family at Maliguy, III
Normandy. France. Sir Richard was
the devoted friend Of tho mother, and
sne left her son i'll his caro- when she
found herself dying. She had been
married secretly to tho viscount Roth
erby. but the fear of his fainilys an
ger kept him silent regarding the mar
rlage, and the wife whom he deserted
III Normandy never told It.
SO IT was that Sir Richard Everard
brought up Justin Caryll in tho belief
mat MS mother was Il deeply wronEcd
woman. and that his mission In lite
ought to BIO the netting out OF punish
ment to the Duke OF Ostermore. as
his father had como to be-
TO carry out tlIis Idea, MIR Caryll
came to England from Paris, bringing
dispatches of Importance TO Lord Os-
ternore, who was as variable as a
weather cock i'll his political atnlia-
tons.
But Cupid lay in ambush TO ontarfEle
MI Carylfs affections as soon as he
lands on British soil and becomes a
witness at runaway wedding party.
Ills adventures at Maidstone. his trip
from that point to London and his cx-
perlences in the metropolis mako In
terest enough for tho upbuldinG OF a
very delightful and we'll told hook Of
notion. ono that leaves nothing but
pleasant thoughts in the mind Of IT'S
reader
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

3 G n d II a n d MACHINERY OF
OF every description bought Mt full
value CLARENCE COSBY. 1898 E.
Cary ST. Phone Madison 3526
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

WANTEp a STEADY. STI>DNG BOY
to learn stereotype work at Times
Dispatch. Apply after 3 o'clock to
l.. L. CONT, Foreman, 80. l39 Mos
by street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
SHOE EE?H1RING

MEMS SHOES. WHOLE, -so1.ED 81.
half,soled 75c.. ladies'. 6Oc.; chill
orens 4cc,., and up. according to
size Every pair Sewed: no nails
Or pcSs. Best leather. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. TIC H.
main. Phone Monroe 1861
FINE iNIjeIsTERINCi AND NAT
THESES
ECi:NlTURE REPAIRED AND UP
holstered mattresses made over like
new: furniture and china packed
and shipped JACOB UMLAUF Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

WAE'rED, q REGISTERED DRUG-
gist for town OF 1000 people, in East
arn Virginia; no Sunday hours. For
II D!Spatcl. i8a5E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
'Fhe Vanity Box"

BY Alice Stuyvcsant. Illustrated by
Charlotte Weber Ditzler Doubleday,
rage & Co, Of Garden City. y. " ST. 90,
The Vanity Box in this book was
carried by Lady Hcreward, an English
woman OF fashion, the beautiful wife
OF sir Ian Hereward, of Friars' Moat,
IN the South of England She was
notably attached TO her little gold box.
like other womcn's toys OF its kind
and when she was found dead under
suspicious circumstances al a ruined
tower III the woods between her homo
and that Of her friend, Mrs. Forester.
the discovery OF the box did its part
in dispolling the mystery surrounding
the untimely end OF Lady llercward,
The background OF the book Is thus
charming rural district. with coun-
try houses belonging to people who
arc friends and nclghbors. Into an at
tractive and peaceful atmosphere the
tragedy of sudden and violent death
is projected. 4 home is broken up, sus-
picion falls heavily here and there on
innocent people. Secrets, jealousy
guarded from intrusive curiosity, be-
come public property, and detectives
man hunt. taking him across the Con
tinent OF Europe. lends an element Of
breathless excitement to the story.
Of course. there is romance inter
woven with the baiIlinE circumstances
which add 10 the natural distress over
Lady Hereward's untimely end. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION BY AC-
tual practice in fully equipped. mod
ern. up-to-datc machine shop. on the
latest and most improved cars; chnuf-
fenrs earn 10000 per month and up;
we invite Inspection: nart payments;
balance when you secure position;
day or night instructions: positions
secured competent graduates; bank
references; ten years in this bust
ness: Oldest. largest best. an avia-
ton department. NATIONAL. ANIA-
TIONa AND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
IL West Main. rear Jefferson Hotel.
THREE LIVE SOLICITORS FOR a!
propositions: pay every day. Call 7lo
East Grace Street Monday between
s aud 10 a. n. GRONENEYER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

For SALE. ITOUR-ClIAIR BARBER
shop. good business on Broad street
,ricc. $500. Address i 81 care
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

~
boAItDERs WANTED FOR \ PLEAS
aft room on second floor. convenient
70 path. and excellent table board.
I. ppIy JOS East Grace street.
SOARDERS WANTED: NICE ROOMS
MORE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

WANTED. FIRST CLASS CIRCULAR
y mill sawyer. one familiar with steam
feed anu back lever set works. None
but competent, steady man need ap-
ply. Address ii %. care Times Dis
mitch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

y{G - titt- .n,pl -.
FOR SALE. 10 YOUNG MULES AND
horses weighing 100 10 200 ".
=. l.lPSCOMR, Charlottesville va
EGGS! EGLS.--FOR SALE. SINCLE-
setting. OF 10; Indian Runner duck
eggs. 81 per setting OF H. w. NJ.
MILAN. r. +. D.. NO, 1. City.
foR SALE CHEAP. ONE GOOD
mule and one good horse for sale
zoos South Meadow street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

WANTED, = CYLINDER PRESsMAN
capahl4 Of turning out high grade
and close register color work and
can handln help 10 advantage; one
preferred who Is now employed, but
who wishes TO better himself All com
munications considered strictly con
ndential. Address X 100. care Times
n lJisnat ch -.- III ~ L-lL-. .-L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

WANTED. FIRST CLASS AND COM
pctent WOO pattern makers for pen
shop work in Cincinnati. No trouble.
Permanent positions and high wages
Address NATIONAL. METALTRADES
ASSOCIATIONS, 1906 New England
Building Cleveland. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

FINE al KARAT GENTS DIAMOND
ring. JACOBS LOAN OFFICE
Ninth Street
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obit WAGONS ARE SUITABLE FOR
cNery business. They are built 10
stand tho test Large stock 10 SCI
SONS. 73i y. Cary
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TEAL GGtafe far @aIe

FOR SALE CHEAP. 5 1-o ACRES OF
land. ive-room house and outbuild-
ings young orchard both railroad
and electric stations. Address o. ].
WALSH, Elmont p. O.. Hanover CO
Va ~
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DoarDlnu.

LODGING, FURNISHED ANp JINFI;E.
hlSncd rooms for rent. corner Broad
and Boulevard -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

ANGLES in the executive pommitte,
caused by the designations of =. Han
i,y and \. Grunsfcld, who had 3een
elected 49, members OF th, regular
committee. ON motion ol 3. Hanley,
seconded by Jesus Romero. j. 4. sui
2rr and w. u " Allison were olect-
cd Co nll the vacancies.
Mr. GillgnVot,r reported that pario
chavez OF precinct Z had deliberately
and with malicious afOrcthuught Iu.'
th, GiUcuVutrr organization. pec.lr.
ing tao place vacant Jesus Romero
nominated Enselado Griegu to take
his place Ems, ladp was thus given
the position until recently occupied
bs parIo.
After having summarily fired Dari,
chavez. and after having prop"ril
branded him aa deserter, Mr.. ON.
lcnwator looked about and inQuir' q
In There was any further business
none being apparent. some one mad'
"a motion to adjourn
Adjournment happened quickly
thereafter. Tho deputy shcrns an,
their followers scrambled down tn,
stairs jumped ou 90 their horses and
into their buckhoards ana We're sn0r
or "a their respective stations 60 cor'
iinuc 10 asaist In upaolding ~, ma.
icsty 81 the law
n was great show, Romero was
v,ll satisfied with H. MS dcput'r.
did wcll Thoy win IN an prohabtI
itv boz called upon again
SEINE say that Romero didn't ihius
up the s.heme, giving Mr. Gilienwa'
ter credit Tor the coup a ctat. On ans
went 10 wa. "a splendid idea What
would have been done without ih'
deputies and the applause they fur.
uishod remains still an omen question
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
FIRST WARD SLUGGERS
TRIM SECOND WARD ROY :

The First Ward Sluggers mot Oh"
second ward Giants In base bah
combat today ON tho second Ward
grounds ana defeated them 90 the iu-
torestug tuup of \ 10 From the
outcome and the names ~ the iva
aggregation one would derive the
conclusion that smuggling ability is Of
more Importance than giant size on
the part of bah players.
Tho score stood 90 ] up 20 the
eighth inning when evidently both
pitchers tricd Co initiate James Ward
In his aviation stunt, or something
equally serious happened.
The llnoDp' Slupgers- Cordo. O.;
Martin Dr. Weller M; Dover, Oh;
Chnycz 80. PARENT. 3h Gilian. n.
Cunord. eb; sullivan, 30; Hines, ~
Rlttcnhaus. o.. Ruch, p; Nbiln, 10;
CLIFFORD 2h Sullivan. 3h' Hines, lf.
Mcsscr. a.. Rueh. r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
WOMAN'S CLUB IS
PREPARING FOR
WINTER WORK
List of Readings for First
Program Is Announced /;
Books Can Be Found at Pub
lie Library.

Th, Woman 'uo nf Albuquerque
a preparing for its winter work Tho
urst program WII DO. giN,l shortly
and Go, Ist off readings for no, m,m-
urr. s announced. The books can
Do. found at che public library
The ust d. ss follows:
NIihonc Pocroui Quotations,
Pros, Quotations
NNrhury Pleasures 1f Life
rariysc-ThD Nero os Man ~
Letters
Emerson Books uu his society
end SulItudc"J
Field Flnporpoes to Chndren's
Reading
nu Uses OF Books ana Reading.
en- hIs Mans value 10 Sociciy'p
I.,-.lost AIT ot Reading
Low .l- Books and Libraries On
N. LusIrrs and Political Essays -
Mahir- Books and culture.
tusalu. sesame ana Lilies
enluurd a Book Tor AN Readers.
Van Dykr-Tue Flood of Books. and
I.. I'm rature and the T,opIo tln
EssaV- in Application.
Nru Dyke and other ouus,I lr-
uu iuc ucading OF Books.
Nntug The World Beautiful In
HH.t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
The Markets
CANADIAN PACIFIC
MAKES BEST GAIN


wv hHffhsHE - - sf''NN" ~
Sew York. sept 10 ON u light
volume of trading prices rose gener-
ally at the opening of the market toe
day, canadian Pacific made the best
gain. amounting to "a. iniou Pacific.
Heading. Northern Pacific. Missouri
Pacific aud National Biscuit advanced
"a point: Lchigh VALLEY and southern
Pacific "a and Atkinson SIS Atchi-
son preferred moved against she mar
krt losing a point
Prices mad. further progress up
ward. but after tho list generally had
scored advances OF GO iig. they
dvindlcd 500 rapidly that reputation
almost became stagnnnt National
Biscuit advanced four prints,
tn, scarcity 10, stocks. despite the
vigorous rise boo prices, made the
shorts nervous and they bid freely
AGAINST themsek's for large blocks.
forcing the list tp u much higher
level Great sentiment WAS much inn
proved bN The action Of the market.
but the dealings were largely confined
to the professional element National
Biscuit got up Glg, canadian =.
Federal Mining preferred .. .chigh
valley Sc. Union Pacific and Anal
ramatrd i-N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
PROMOTERS LOST
HEAVILY ON The
MORRIS-FLYNN
FIGHT
Gate Receipts Did Not Even
Cover Expenses, Three
Young Women Saw Battle
Dressed in Mems Garb.
MORRIS WAS BEATEN
IN TERRIBLE SHAPE
90, i,sa,as uerald :. o. Leased wiret

't' i,eaias Heraid \. .. Leased WireI
",H York; sept Do TU. NHrr..
r.m nan. loo Maa...u -Huory car.
H,n f maHl au..H rnultrd u doc
..ut .r fn. 'n. .uuml whit, Hops.
u.u.'. iH H. disastrous Hd,,uiur"
... U, $50. Yu-t promoters accord
fu ..U." published I,r, TODAY
Iu. hgh price. charged for .rais
$500 I. ...rf. dollars kept tur crowd
u.Hn F.. about $1,000 and most ui
fH... r IIs cheaper seats o. was rs.
fm.i.u that fla.uun was taR,u ,u
Du uf thnt total tho promoters
r.... under contract goo p., Morris
100000 and FLYNN $1,000
BE- D.. declared tnnt Ht least 500 Hgh'
'Hn. N,rr robbed pF pi,kpoUkrts tur.
ur fna evening
Nu unusual Incident Zoo connection
with fb, battle waa fnc pr,apuu. IN
'r. #r.m of tine. Young womcu. ui-
fr,d Zoo mems clothing
Fahf nns agreed today that th. de-
I'tt nf NuruH Na~ fho most comp. FL"
.lru u,r. No uupiHu OF modern
SHINES ever took such 90 hammoriug
a. d.I Morris 70, Naf uuahl, to block
o.. side step F'#Hns vJ'lup7 Hud the
conf. protection n, could provide for
Huaf N1s 10. throwing hia weight
uuuu uis opponent when olinchod. lie
uI,d pruus,E nuu was iu such disc
fr.as u The 'Iet frv rounds that
rursidr spectator. begged him 90
Ul.t
Flgnu escaped without any serious
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
ALBUQUERQUE TO
Be MAIL ORDER
CENTER
Golden Rule Dry Goods Store
Can Now Supply 0ut-of.
Town Customers More
Promptly and Cheaply Than
Big Eastern Houses.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
Knnsns CIV LI,e.incl..

Kansas city. Mo. Scpi 49, Cattle
Hccoipts 300, Including TOO south
orns. market steady native steers
81 251S.o0: southern steers t3S09f
$50; southern cows aud hclfrrs. 8e.15
~ so; native COWS ana hoifers. $3.50
H Boa; stockers and feeders. sg.i0n
3 so; bulls. 81 oh6 Z ~. calves. $3.50
~ 80; western steers ft5nd. 70.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

The sons and dauehtors OF Mrs
Ellen l.ockhnrt who died last Tues
dnv ard whose funeral viii ho held 90
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, who
have arrived bon Albuquerque Goo pay
their last respects are us follovf.
Mr.. D.. 4, Van NlrHk Mrs D. g. tu-
Iov Miss ldu LoDkhurt. Henry Lock
hart Ir j. g. IuOkhart Mr. 49, D.
Palmer sister cog Mr. Henry Lock-
hart. sr. 'e also here from Denver
zoo attend th, funeral
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
ASSAILANT OF SCHOOL
TEACHER rs CAUGHT

Hannah y ~. SEPT rs 'Hin'
Miner alleged nbductof of Eleanor
Grace Pirrvc. the snowflake. Mani
toha, school teacher. was captured
near her today by six farmers WHO
learned Of his presence through
farm land
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
New York Stocks.

New York. Sept lG Nm1lgamatyG
Copper. 80 80
SUGAR. ms hid
Atchison. l03 ~
Great Northern preferred. i24 IS
New York Central. 1925
Northern Pacific itt rs
Reading ~
southern Pacific. l0Nh
Union Pacific. 1851 5-N.
steel GS is.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

Mrs T. w Thomson. lltf or ssa
Fernando. PampJuga, T. O.. who has
been visiting Mr. ana Mrs VI a.
browns ~ North Walter street. lrn
THIS morning ou Nn. . Tor Taruma
Washington
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

chicago, snip lG cattle Re-
cuipts tioo market steady; lscycs,
tt.90HS.to, Texas steers. tl.tofr
f6i: western steers, Si.00m ga;
stockers aud fred,rs. 81 00m 90.
COWS ana hcif"rs q. 2iHG.3o; calves.
aG.25u9.ON
Hogs Receipts s.uUu. market
stcudy. light S6.S5G $40; mixed,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

Hogs Receipts 1900. market
steady bulk or sales sG.SNatt .0p.
heavy sG.N5nGe5. packer, .uJ
hutchors. G.Noa's.D5. lights. S. >Usf
EOS
sheep Receipts none. murE,
stead, muttuua. s..enH $50. amns.
So l5n $50. range wothors aud s,,r-
huVs 81 0u@ l.t5. range owes. So .U.i
9-S
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

New York Sept iG cotton spot
closed quiet, points lower middlug
uplands sit7s; middling CUR s1t.ua.
80 sales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

81 Louis. Mo. Sept 10 Wool IN
chunged. territnr, and western Wrdi-
ums ia ao2c' zine mediums. l5fr
log. fine, ia i5c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

Mrs Ku,csc royalty entertained her
white haired friends 100 n,r lovely
suburban homo ON Thursday last, \
high noon dinner of ten plates Hn~
given iu honor nf Mrs b. HeNdt wh"
has iust returned to her home ana
friends from ST. los,ph's hospital,
where she has been patient fot somo
time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

Iia

SG.7uH heavy sG.t5m ass.
rough. S6.G5HC.N5. good to ohoice.
h'ay, sG.>5W5.5u. pigs. yf.6on 100;
bulS of sales. SC.NtH,e5
sheep Receipts nuU. market
steady; native. se.s5H western.
SS2.1"1 10; ycarlings. 32.,oI go;
lambs. ft0ga5.50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
Money Market

New YORK. Sept 10 Prime rap,r.
4 ga per cent
Mexican duilgrs. i1c.
can none, nominal