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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-25
Our Regular
Prices
Always Look Like
Special Prices

While it is a fact that
nearly every customer that
visits our store assures us
that we have the best quail
ity Of groceries and meats,
and our prices are exceed
ingly low, we realize that
there are hundreds of fam
lilies in this city who do
not know this to be a fact
from their own experience.
1t is these families we
are especially anxious to
interest, feeling confident
that every housewife who
inspects our store and low
cash prices will become a
purchaser, and the salts
faction will be sufficient to
eventually make her a per-
manent customer.
Note these low cash
prices.
Everything in our store
equally as low.
Graham or Oatmeal Crackers,
tpkgA ............... .15c
All Cookies usual price $50 lb.
Our price .13c
Rosebud Toilet Soap.per cake &c
New Potatoes, per lib. ....2c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-25

Lees Lice Killer kills all lice and
mites. For sale by Zimmerman Seed Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-25

ing at 704 Kansas avenue. His sig
nature appears among the photo
many famous foreign and American
violin makers in a book called "a
Practical History of the VIOLIN" just
received by the Guild Music company
Mr.. Stenger is considered one of the
leading violin manufacturers of Chi
cago.
Mrs. Tracy-Wilson of Oakland is a
former North side woman. Her work
at the piano last night was up to her
usual standard. Mrs. E. J. Hughes,
soprano soloist, was given much ap-
plause as well as Sargent Brownell,
cellist. Mr.. Brownell gave as an encore
"Song of the Soul,'' from THE Gil
max" His execution is remarkably
good and the tones he gets from the
cello are beautiful in depth and
sweetness.
The concert was arranged for by the
Christian Endeavor society OF the
church, through the courtesy of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson, and the others of
the trio who gave their services free
for the cause. The program follows:
Pache Pizzlcato Gavotte
Raft az 1,o, Gav N'Iits,
Offenback ........"O Bele Nult
Goring Thomas Esmerelda
Mrs. Hughes.
HAYDN ........ Trio d major
Allegro, Andante, Allegro.
Gott1ieb-Noren ...-....-.-- Lullaby
Mr.. Browneu.
Widor ........-... SSIeliou -
Del-AQua NAichoiio
Mrs. Hughes.
Holman ...........-. Serendoe
Moderate con moto.
Andantino.
Allegretto con motto.
Allegro moderate con fuoco-
No4oe nnd Personals.
The Memorial committee or Blue Fost
$50 G. A. r. has secured the Ioilo"lls
speakers at the school memorial exeE-
cises on Friday: Grant school at 1O:4o
a. M, addressed by DR.. s g. stewart
and Col. George w. Veale; Quincy
school at 2 D. m, addressed by ]. w.
Sidweu and w. H. Barnes; Mckinney.
at d. M, addressed by Col. j. M.
Brown and possibly by ]. W. SidweI-
The Sunday Memorial service Will De
held in the Second Presbyterian cnurcn
at II a. m, sermon by the pastor, Kew.
VIM. c. Meeker. Special music for the
occasion.
A. M. Petro, druggist.
sidney Smith says that by mistake nc
was on a fishing trip in Silver Lake
Sunday He says that he was only
visiting there then and did not Ilsn -,
last night Clarence Henry Will be the
director of the band and the instru-
mentation will be as follows: Five cor
nets two clarinets, two altos, one tenor;
one baritone, two slide trombones and
one bass.
The matrons medal contest whlch
was to have been held at the North
Side Baptist church was indefinitely
postponed on account of a lack OIL
crowd
L. B. Willis has returned to his homo
in Volland after a visit with w. 5.
Willis.
Household goods at auction Friday
May rs, 500 w. Sth ST., o'clock
Mrs c. B. Cunningham has returned
| from visit in Kansas City
Mrs. E. Hohnbaum and daughter
Edna have returned to their home In
| Sabetha after visit with North side
| relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell of the
| South side are visiting at hte w. A.
Forbes home in Rochester
| Frank Hoferman of Silver Lake, who
has been confined to Stormont hos
pital for some time, is much improved
! and is able to be around.
James Van Orsdal of Silver Loke was
| a North side visitor. Wednesday,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-25
KAISER ALSO WANTS PEACE.
Tells Pastor He Is Interested in New
Movement

New York, May 25-That the kaiser
is as much interested in peace as he is
in preparations for war is the message
brought to the country by the Rev
Friedrich iegsmund-Schultze, pastor
of the FriedenS Kirche at Potsdam,
which the kaiser attends, The kaiser's
pastor is here to attend the peace con-
ference at Lake Mohonk as the repre-
sentative of the German state church
Before he left Potsdam the kaiser, a.
a special audience, told of his interest
in the peace movement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-25
BURGLARS RETURN JEWELS.
After Keeping Booty Forty-eight
Hours They Lose Nerve.

Troy, n. Y, May 25.-The resi-
dence of Albert barrow of Mechanics
vile was entered by burglars last Mon
day night and jewelry worth nearly
$1,000 was stolen.
The burglars after carrying their
booty around for forty-eight hours,
became conscience stricken and last
night Mr.. barrow received by mail
bulky package containing the stolen
articles
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-25
GIRLS GET CARNEGIE CHECK.
Twenty Tots Who Danced Highland
FYing'' Please Iron Master.

New York, May 25.-Twenty little
public school girls who danced a high
land fling for Andrew Carnegie the 9th
er day, will enjoy a days trip up the
Hudson at the iron masters expense
in the near future.
A check for $500 from Mr.. Carnegie
is in the hands Of the principal of the
school with the request that it be used
"as a treat for the little misses who
entertained me-"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-25
BROWN MEETS MURPHY AGAIN
Victor Tonight VIII Probably Meet
Wells and Wolgast.

New York, May 25.-Although
Knockout Brown and Tommy Murphy
already have met in the ring twice.
their bout tonight will have all the un-
certainty of a first encounter. The
first time they fought Brown won by
a good margin, the second time Muir
ply was equally superior.
The winner of tonight's- battle will
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-25

Thomas Martin Has Travelled 25O,OOO
Miles on Atlantic

Winchester, Mass, May 25.-Thom-
as Martin reached his home here to-
day at the end of his eightieth trip
across the Atlantic. His first voyage
was made more than half century
ago on the steamer Atlas, which took
sixteen days in passage. He has COW
cred more than 100000 miles on the
Atlantic since that time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-25
OnIv s1.Oo for cold FfIIed

Eye Glasses or Spectacles fitted by
Chas Bennett, doctor of optics, 100
Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-25

be in line for a contest with MAT
wells, holder of the Engilsn tllie' anu
WoIgast. the worlds champion
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-25
Sheridan Beats Larson.

Gary, Ind, May 25.-Mickey Sheridan
won the decision here last night over
Chuck" Larson in scheduled ten
round contest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
Mr.. 8 MRS. POWELL
TO Open DRUG
STORE
Well Known Local Young Peo-
pie Will Launch Business
Venture in Part Of Schutt
Candy Store.

The many local friends Of Mr. and
Mrs W. J.. Powell viii be- Interested
iu the announcement thar they pro.
pusu within the next fortnight tu open
u high class pharmacy Ia part Of the
attractive room occupied by the
SDhu't Caud, company at Fourth and
Ccnual Ma and Mrs Powell will
operate under che name OF the Powell
Drug company They Will install am
absolutely complctc stock and will
make q speciality " the very highest
class OF goods Ia every line
Both Ms and Mrs Powell are widely
known a. expert pharmacists Mr.
Powell rs e graduate IN pharmacy of
Northwestern University. Chicago
and has been for me past several
years connected IN an Important ca
paclty with he ORielly Drug Co
Mrs Powell Who WAS formerly Miss
Minnie Matthews is also graduate
IN pharmacy. and was for four years
manager OF the Highland pharmacy
Roth are registered I'm New Mexico
and they intend to devote special a.
tention to accuraj, prescription work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
.BULL|SH SENTIMENT
|. IN WHEAT N ARKEI
European Cables Indicated
Strength Abroad and Cause
a Change of Feeling in CHI.
cago Pit Also.
tBy EVraIng Herald \. q. Leased wIr.


Chicago, sept g. Bulish ointment
u.d Tho lead today 10 the wheat mat.
kct here owing Co the strength OF
European cables ppvuiug prices
were unbalanced Geo l-Nc- h.>~se ~.
combor started 9iI.y 60 - j-Nr. 500
difference, from the market as e
whole. dipped Go ~ 3-NHHilsu and
then rose Co Hl s-Nna,c. closing
ngur,e were ,trolg with December
3.Nc higher tt % 5-A,.
Excellent shipping demand gave %
struug tome 10 corn. Doc. mhcr pu-
,ucd -had, Go l-Sc up "a oil-E, TO
l-iHJ-Nc. touched SO t-NmG5 i-gc
aud advanced Co 50 3-sc rh, clos.
was strong. llS11 i-ic higher at
Of $3.50.
Free deliveries weakened oats J,-
,ambyr started unchanged Co l-Nc
higher at g. ,-Sr Co icc Jld ,rl Geo
g. S-N,.
Big deer, t-'s 200 lard stocks h,lped
prices tur dll hos products Initial
SALES Wen, 2tac tp lgia n i5c doarcr
with January delivery SIC go FOR pork,
$3.50 to S932's for lard aud tN.is1a
Co SN.t5 FOR ribs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
COURT LISTENS TO
MANY ARGUMENTS
Various and Sundry Reasons
Submitted to Justice Craig
Today As Reasons for Vio'
lating the Law.

An enthusiastic revival was held IN
the offices of Police Judge George n
Craig this morning The Order Of
Conyiyialists MAS represented by three
members. Who addressed the expert
once meeting and explained what rum
had done Tor them Though the gilt
OF tongues vas lacking Ia make The
revival a complete success the gift OF
CAB was IN evidence throughout
Antonio ArChuloia who INDUCED his
aesthetic tastes by sleeping among
the flowers in Robinson Park Was The
FIRST speaker he was followed by
the eloquent G. \ Caihoon. who told
of his weary pilgrimage along The
path of lost souls Re was looking
for work al the seven lakes oil holds
and according 10 Special officer sin.
clair had taken passage on the trucks
of tho California Limited, when he
was persuaded 10 lend his assistance
10 thc meeting
The third speaker was John PoskF,
W those remarks in Polish and Ruunau.
ian were appreciated more for their
novelty and seriousness than Tor any
meaning thar his hearers got out OF
them Sc has consented IA repeat
Nhst hc said when an interpreter con
be- found The other Lecturers were
locked up for ten days eacn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
DECISIONS HANDED
DOWN IN DISTRICT
COURT TO-DAY

Decisions la q number al minor
cases were handed down by judge TIA
A Abbott in the district court coda,
In the suit Tor divorce entered ly
Adcla Nallcius against Manuel NalCins
10 which answer was filed los the dC.
tended denying allegations OF cruelty
and abandonment alleged Dos plaintil,
'hc court dccrcod that 70 divorce &c.
granted plaintiff as desired
lu he case named the Southwest.
eva brewery com lany vs.. otto Mann
ana 5. = Shper wherein Gregory
Page is named as received Tor Mann
ana ShrycU The petition oi stella Il.
Morris asking that the SUM OF 1915 be-
paid her alleged 10 be- due as rent
upon property known as the CONNER
cial hotel la Gallup was granted, and
Grcgorg Page as receiver IN this case
was ordered by the court 10 pay this
amount 30 the above stella Morris,
and f that amount was not 1T hand M
the property involved that she 20
given priority when ia, estate Dr. set.
tl,d
Tho case of 4 Flcischcr IS Albert
dud Nuth1u Eisrmauu was decided
against On, defendant who had
brought nit for the recovery ut q CON.
mission alleged % be- due him, The
counter claim Of the defendants In
this FIRST case was granted fGr the
amount of $500 less $500 allowed by
the court as fair commission 10
Flcischcr for the sale of $4,000 prop.
crty According "a the decree Flois.
cher rs Indebted 10 thc Eisomanns FOR
$500 This case was decided by Judge
Clarence i Roberts IN the absence OF
Judge Abbott bui hied today
The Consolidated Liquor company
filed suii with the district court today
iu. the recovery OF Sgoi3i alleged "
Ice due as principal ana interest upon
note signed hy VI Archulcta, IT,,
In luyOt of the plaintiffs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
SWIPED CIGARS BY
THOUSANDS AND
SOLD THEM At
LOW PRICES
Marked Bills Prove Undoing Of
James Mendes, Negro Boot.
black, Who Fell for Cleverly
ConcoCted Scheme.
ADMITS GUILT AND IS
HELD TO GRAND JURY

b Hst,WatI, schomr iu. Iuu1ug
.tb. SOW Mexico Cigal company store
ur Ccnlal avenue OF choiCD cigars,
cigarette. pipes aud smoking tobacco
ia Wholc-al, lut- Was uncouhcd last
night ahou James Nondo.. either a
hall cuban ot negro boOtulart. VAS
arrested ON q charge Of grand larceny.
having been caught in the act OF dis.
posing Of Cigars ana smoking tobacco
valued 200 t3ul fu % supposed friend Tor
SIS Tho culninauon o. the uaoarth.
ing ul the plot to sysIoma' icully rob
tbc Sew Mexico Cigar company pCp.
Pile WAS the result ot piece of very
clever detective work on the part OF
thirf oi Police Thomas MCMillu. who
set trap iOr Mcndos into WHICH the
latter walked au uususp pcting victim
Mgndcs was tihen into custody az
% 80 last night hN Policeman Alex
Jordan, who had been silent witness
tu e transaction between the boot.
black ana so.hoiwecr. acting for 'hc
police
The go.bctVocn had framed BE- up
with Mpudoo tu purchase q bunch oil
cigara and the meeting pace had had
been arranged Tar last night at Men.
des' home 81 NoUh Arno street
Mcndos and the gobctweou met by
prcarrangemenJ Mengc- handed the
go.bctWccn the cigars, dozen boxes
of two for 20 ln a suit ease and
hair dozen boxes tied up ip another
package Mcndos received in tcinrn
two marked ave dollar bills and eight
dollars In silver After the money had
boon passed and the gohctwocn was
marching on with The cigars Police.
man Jordan loo citizens clothes drew
in on both men ana took them to the
police station They we're placed in
separate cells and the go-bstWoen was
released. Mcudcs being Ignorant of
this part of the transaction In fact.
Mcndcs does NOT yci know that he
was dupcd he was arralgnod before
Justice of tho Peace George x Craig
today and held 10 the grand jury BE
inp unable 90 furnish bail he was sent
10 the county iail Mcndcs had pre-
viOusly confessed his misdolngs 90
chief McMillin and tl, preliminary
Was quite ON Informal affair
Mcndos b. we'll known to rcquouicrs
eft rhp \oW Mexico clpll store aud
pool hall tie is AN oNucu shoe sinner
and said today iu court that he ro-
coi,od 81 80 pyu week. as vases ana
gathered in few dimes blacking
boots McndCs was arrested here once
before FOR beating ~ Il negro woman
81 that time he went under the name
OF James Mcfarland From papers
found on hi- person when arrested
last night 30 is believed MCudcs has
been IN prison IN old Mexico
The extent oi Mcudcs dppIcdatiuns
on the New Mexico company cigar
stock ls not known How long Nonics
has been stealing from the store is
also unknown When Mvudc- home
was searched today Two valuable
pipes were found one worth $50 and
another worth S. Mcndcg was not
anything 1T no. onterprisiing and from
the choice collection OF cigars in the
police station today, sold 60 the 90
lice go.bctWoen for SIS. Ncndos was
not stichcr Tor bic profits being sat
isiicd with fair compensation for the
trouble hc took 10 swipc the goods.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
DR.. Gomez WILL
Be NOMINATEDFOR
VICE PRESIDENT
IS OUTLOOK
He is Leading His Opponent
Jose Pine Suarez by About
Thirty Votes and Appears
to Have Gained Strength.
CALDERON WILL BE
ELIMINATED TODAY
81, E,..,.r Herald 4. -. leased wire,

Mexico CITY. Sep, with only ~
votes separating them. Jose pino Su.
arcz and Dr Francisco Nasuucy Co
mol. today renewed their contest be
tore the progressive convention Tor
tho nomination AZ vice president OF
Mexico.
Alfredo Rublcs DOmlnguez. VINO re-
ceiged uny 291 votes last night aud
who. therefore under the rules. Is
eliminated from the race. viii % Is
said. urge his supporters to back Sua.
req
Fcrdlnnndo Iglesias Caldcron doubt.
less also will be eliminated today, MS
vote OF 32l being added go Dominguca
2g7 aud split up between tasluCE 60
mol and Pine Suarcl.
The unexpected showing made by
Vusquol Gomez has Increased the fear
On The part of the Pinoistas that -"
will get more than half of This po-
fenlial vote The IucaiaE c0udldAic.s
supporters worked up to the open
ing hum ol The convention 10 secure
pledges for their candidate. The back
ers Of Caideron, while clinging "a
hone. we're reluctant to make prom
ises but II is commonly believed tina
"a tair majority OF the votes pOlled
last night by DomInguoZ viii go "a
swell the plurality OF Pine Suarcz'
In as much as the Caldcron vote
has been known as conservative vote
the adhereats Of i'iHO Suarez arc
counted ON to give him a majority IN
the final contest since Nasduez Go
mcz has acquired q reputation Tor rad
iicalism rather than Tor conservatism
on this line OF reasoning Pino Sua
rezs hackers are torccastlng his nom
inatien
The Vasuueziias appeared no lest
confident OF success his morning. be
lleying that their man viii he carried
IN on wave uf popular sentiment as
result OF the work which he dlt
during the revolution.
The necessity for repeating the rol
call today made 10 probable vice
president would nor bo named before
tunight or tomorrow When the thk
! ing of vote fot vice presidential
nominee was halt finished this after
noon. On Francisco Nasluez was lead
ing vi % Joseph Pine Suarez thru
votes behind
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
WARD PUTS THIRTY.
ONE DOGS AWAY
Negro Dog Catcher Averages
One Dog Day for Every
Day During August, Break.
ing the Record.

The canine population oi Alhuguer
qu, has been considerably decreased
recently as "a, rrsul of IA, str,lu-
Gus efforts pat ierth 10y Colonel
George Washington ward" pound
master extraordinary. dos catcher ~
oiliclu. Wardc completed nj monthly
report tod1, ana after much figuring
ana compilation uu au adding mH-
chine. discovered that b." had put
thirty como dogs out uf 'Nistvus, dur.
ing tho month oi august Seventeen
dug' t,rr killeu nn one daN aad four.
teen ON auothor, bat ward average
things up ia his REPORT ana nEnrct
10 ont that hc bl. killed one dog fpt
cNst, dat in August
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

HANDSOME SCAnF.PiN FREE.
\ Phenomenal Offer Made by n New
York Iirm.

Thousands AN over the United
states are taking advantage of a gem
erous offer OF the Gotham Company,
ll6i Broadway, New York CITY maxi
Ing request for q beautiful gold plated
scarf-pin FOR lady or gentleman,
which IL mailed 10 anyone sending
name aud address free 81 charge.
This offer ~ made 10 Introduce
their catalogue OF general merchan.
disc. household goods. lcwelry. nov-
elites etc. Readers Of this paper are
requested 90 send name and addreSs
Immediately, Enclosing i've two-cent
stamps 20 cover packing and postage
Send today and receive without cost
a piece Of lewelry that you viii he
proud Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
WOMAN IN BUGGY is
STRUCK BY STREET CAR

Mrs George Taioya Of Barclas was
badly Jared bur not seriously injured
leo q collision With "a street car on
First street between Central and IT,
ltIas az 10 O'Clock this morning She
VAS driving alone In q buggy and az.
tempted 10 CROSS the track when the
car struck the side OF the buggy and
threw her onto the fender
Dr G. A FRANK war summoned bat
IUc women pro,0sicd that she was not
81, iously injured and refused 20 be eX.
amincd She complained of bruises
uuon her let arm aad side she has
nryu placed in q down town rooming
house for th. day 20 rest and roouper.
ate Tafoya o. employed IN tho wheel
chop In the local Santa Re machine
pnuus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
Chlcago ii,c>tmk

Chicago. Sept. /. CATH, receipts
goo. market steady Bccv,s. So 90 ~
90. Texas s'crS. tfumG.35. west
cru steers. Si.0oa, .On. stockrr. and
feed rs. e. HOm 3 80. COWS did h,it,rs.
te.gsHG.5. CALVES iG2jsis.t
Hogs Receipts 5000. market so
hlslcr. Light Si..5H ,.Nr, mlN,d.
,lon7.51, heavy S6.9p~55o. rough
t6.g0H 10. good 90 choice h,at 81
t,.lu11.tO. pigs. t5.eaH 1.6a bulk of
sales. t1I5H5.i5.
sheep Receipts 600 market
steady Natiyc. S2.00a $3.50. vcstrrp
fg25H3.So: ycarlinss NoostA 90,
iamhs. native. siOoff g.. western
I.JuFiG.J0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
TODAYS GAMES
NLnU ~ EI,QlE WINS nv
ROM IRON AMARILLO

AIDuuUrTUur WON mum NmurlII0
this afternoon oN thc syory of eight
tu four naugroyyr started fu, the
T.Nius ana WAS relieved iH the Fiith
by Jones. weeks pitched an tdo way
for Albuquerque Tho gam, was fas;
and suappi several costly errors ON
tho part cog the visitors lost "a" con-
test tur them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
SANTA FE EMPLOYER
BROUGHT FOREIGN
BLANKET MAKERS
IS CHARGE
j. S. Candelario Is Sued for
$4,000 by Government on
Charge of Using Alien L.
Dor in His Curio Business.
-, Evening Herald \. =. leased wi-.,

" IN'hIhN H'THTd y ' IlraHeH WEI
santa It. y W Stp The
United States through 4 s Attorney
David J. Lo1hy of Las Vegas. today
fled in tho federal count ai SANTA Pc.
suit against Jesus 5 Cdndolario. q
local curio dealer which is believed
10 De- unique AMI the FIRST suit Tor The
violation OF The alien labor contract
law ever brought In this city Candc.
mrIo d. charged with importing Jos"
hlaucaftc. Scfarino Blnncartc and Jose
Capdillu from Mexico TO weave Jlant.
cts l0. hlW during the past seven
months and to have furnished the
men trans portailon To come to Santa
Pc The United States ash lot three
thousand dollars damages
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Chicago. Sept Wheat S"ptcm-
bcr gtc. Dec. 9t 1-Sc
oats Sept. 90 7-H6sti,. Do,,m-
b.r. 90 3,fr
PORK Jan. SIS go.
Lard Sept. fe.51is. IJu, Sa.ya.
Uios sept. y9.s1ll, Jan. fst.is
afS.il.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Frank W. Parker, associate Justice
for the Third Judicial district Of Ne"
Mexico was here last night en- route
from Santa f. 10 his home In Las
Vegas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
rlINnl.ns, EXNNnNNTIoN.

Tie urH regular plumbers exam
nation under 'hy now plumbing OF
dinancc. so sos will be- held on the
afternoons Df th, ath ana 9Th Of sep
trmbcr. 1871 Az VINO expect 90 do
plumbing In tn city OF Albuquerque
aftor the sth VI this month will have
90 have license showing that they
are duly qualified Plumbers viii Boz
un hand promptly al ] o'clock y. M.
az rho Central high school building 90
make their applications tor exam
inntiou aud begin the nrst afternoon
work.
J, y STEELE.
j. NJ. NiCkERH
EARL BOWDlCH,
Examining Board.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Leon Cayall0. now staying at Mon
tecatlni. switzerland. Is well along ln
the composition at new opera to be
produced IN Milan and New York. u
II named la Foresta Mornora and
has only two acts The story is from a
romance hy Korolenko The llbrotto
Is by FnncO Cavacchioli
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Deans Bogulcts cure constipation,
tone the stomach stimulate tho liver,
promote digestion and appetite ana
easy passages OF tho bowels. Ask
your druggist for them 30 cents "A
box.