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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-02-02
Murder At ST. Paul, Mission

Constable r. D.. Roberts was iI
from Landusky last Friday, having
in charge Colgers Abello, an Italian.
who was charged with killing breed
named Peter Thumb at St. paul't
Mission, about ten niles over the
mountains from Zortman. Botl
men We're employed ut the Mission
and the killing was the result Of al
old grudge between the two. MIR
| Roberts took his man to Harlem u1
No. j Friday night and turned him
over to Chouteau county officials.
Montana grown oats for sale s.
Edwards 4 McLellan's.
Amy one desiring Il competent
nurse, call at the Munson Hospital
st. Mary's Guild will meet at The
home Of Mrs. Fred Hall neN>
Wednesday afternoon. February $.
| +. q. Lee, chief clerk of the u. $
| Il. :. office, is taking Il brief yaca
tion. and left Malta this morning fo1
| Rosberg, Idaho, where relative.
| reside.
II. q. Robinson and VIM. McLel
Ian have both been victims of the
grippe during the past week ant
confined to their homes Il part OF
! the time.
Mayor John 4. Trpssler has an
, pointed Isaac a. RAIDER to act as
, chief magistrate of the town OF
Malta during the absence of B. W
Brockway.
The stork visited the Munson Hos
pital Tuesday morning and brought
a little daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. L.
NJ. Facey. Mrs. Facey and the child
are getting on nicely and Il. NJ. is
receiving congratulations galore.
In the early part Of March. imme-
diately after congress adjourns.
President Taft VIII make trip
through the south winding up at his
old home in Cincmnati. II YOU are
going to Atlanta, Chattanooga. Nash
willie, or Cleveland, you may see him.
c. =. Spelman writes that he is
enjoying the Florida winter. The
thermometer ranges from 20 to SO
degrees above in he shade. aud
surf bathing is Il pleasant pas1ime.
with the weather so warm and balmy,
vegetation so luNuriant and al! sorts
of green vegetables ON the market. il
is not an easy matter for MIR. Spell
man to imagine that we Mataites
are getting much enjoyment out of
the climate with the THERMOMETERS 80
below zero. Mr.. Spellman requests
change of address to Key West, Fla
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-02-02
Big Masquerade Ball

The bachelor boys Of Malta are
going to gives grand mask ball in
this city at Garland's Hall on the
evening Of Washington's Birthday,
Feb. p, 1911. Music by the Malta
Orchestra, and the floor will be in
charge of that veteran manager. .'ohn
T.. Merchant. The committee III
charge of the dance are Cody Cald.
we'll, Ike Murphy, George Parker
James Stowe. Easton McMoran, },
II. kyn:st and John Parsons and the
boys Will see that everyone has !;
good time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
STATE 'ENGIEEER
VISITS R0ADS
Charles D. Miller Returns
from a Number OF Trips to
Parts Of New Mexico
Where Roads Are Built.

Santa nc. n. ~. Nov. 2i-Terri.
torlal Engineer Charles d Miller has
returned from a most Interesting trip
through the southern PAN Of the ter.
fitory where he made IN examination
Of road work.
Mr.. Miller visited Demlng in Luna
county, and he started road work on
tho seventeen-mile road south Of Dem
ing. He also inspected the road
north OF Domlng which he found In
good shape This road Is 25 miles
from Dcming rnd was built year
ago
The socorro- MaGdrlena road he
found has thirty miles finished and
II saves six miles In distance and so.
siuces tho time 10 go over II from
three hours Ia ono hour Mr. Miller
himself rode over Il. rlght after the
road was opened twheu % was soit>
In an hour ana 20 minutcs This road
cost $1,000 10 which eb.0n0 was paid
frcm the forest preservation receipts
OF Socorro. Considerable rock work
was encountered In the bluc canyon
Miller stated today that the con
vlcts will likely he moved from Can't
no Real to Albuquerque In the near
future.
OF the Roswell sand road. the terri
torial engineer stated that II Is being
located The Mineral lilil road Is
finished and the convlrts are pushing
up Gailinas canyon. Chnnges tending
10 lessen the width OF this road are
being made. The grace viii be chang
cd slightly In order 10 shorten the
distance between Santa Fe and Las
Vegas.
Work on the road between santn Re
90 In BaIade hill via Aqua 'Frln will
be started next week, now that the
difficulty over the improving OF the
bitches has been solved This will
make a complete read from here 10
Albuquerque aud II VIII be graded and
put In fine shape through the aid Of
the traction engine ana grader which
Will be loaned by the county cominis-
sioners of this county.
Mr.. Miller viii have small force
OF workmen put on Ia Ilajada hili
road and repairs will be made. Since
the completion OF this road some two
years ago practically no work has
been done on Il, and Il has stood up
pretty we'll The crossing over the
Santa re river n 10 be Improved. how.
ever TO make transit for antos easier.
The Algodoncs road force - doing
good work and considgable, improve
ment has already beeh made.
IN a fow days. the Janitorial good
roade commission will have az work
force OF men. 90 put The la Baiada
road In shape from tho Santa Be city
line through Aqua fria TO the top OF
In Daiada hill. Il Is also the plan
OF the. commission 90 Keep a repair
gang in constant employment and SIS
'irst work viii be to repair tine road
down La Bajqda hill The board oil
county commissioners has been or
fered three iron culgertn for the
Scenic Highway IN Santa re canyon
and II h up 10 the board 20 place
them. They are much needed TO make
that superb highway sale for auto
mobiles aud teams.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
CHOLERA WILL CUT
PORT SUPPLY
Worst sisortagr sincc 1850 u fsarrd
This Year ~ ifs~nit of Terrible
sIaiady Which u spreading stnp-
IDLY.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 2i.--The
corn belt, according 10 men who have
watched events tor thirty-fye years,
"a In the "Trip OF the worst scourge or
hog cholera aimee 1850. when the
swine ~ the country ALMOST we're
wiped out. and II took several years
OF active breeding operation TO over
come the Losses sustained by breeders
OF hogs In the ycars lss0.i.
The scourEe this year has not de-
velopcd rs full strength. and hog men
are hoping that the recently Invented
hog cholera serum yet may cherk the
disease before the swine population
n reduced to such an extent that prs.
ductlon next year will be retarded.
Every market day though II seeing
thousands OF young hogs of Immature
weight and many plgs, weighing forty
10 ninety pounds. dumped Into the
mark that some farmer may get
something IRON his herd. In which
cholera has already started or be-
cause his nelRhbors' hogs have chol-
err. In Kansas City the average
weight Of hogs nov Is running below
is0 pounds. or thirty 10 thirtysfisc
pounds less than year ago, and aver
age numbers 10 carloads are ninety
90 one hundred mead. compared with
sixty ave Ia seventy honi year ago
The worst feature OF the marketing
Is that no discrimination IN being
made BY the farmer. lie markets his
breeding aows and herd bears nli IN
tie same lot, Without any regard f0f
future supplies or probability Of an
acnfe shortage that u bound to fol.
| Low snch coufae.
Financial conditions In iso7-s caus,
"a = similar liquidation Of lhs swine
! population, aud then 40 nov no iudg.
snens was shown In marketing breed.
Ing stcsk. The acute shortage ct
is0Dlo eliminated IN the prices early
| In 1910 going TO eiDeb hundred
pounds IN Kansas city and sil.aD in
Chicago This year started with The
shglnkawc Of receipts In 1sOg-l0 about
overcome. and IN the nfal ten and one
| half months this year four million
more hogs we're reeelred at the Ave
western markets than ia the same
period Ia 1919. and the supply m 1910
/ wac about Q millions short Of the pre-
eedIng year
Hog men fear shortage In next
| years hae crop. ioHelher with much
higher prices than Al present
| Many farmers have ifsisnunised theiI
| hogs with hos cholera serusn, bnl
owing 10 The inability Of taanutactnr
ing plants 10 supply the demand, the
only alternative iefl Il TO market shs
hoga,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

$1,000 90 S-room modern fun corner
lot. close IN. Highlands. Lake rent.
sf70O .O0---5- room cottage. Highlands.
close IN. east front. easy terms.
esO0O. 0O--7-foom elegant nome with
every convenience. Terms TO suit
$4,000. 0o-o-room new bungalow In
the right location. part cash. bal
ance long time.
$4,000 00--i1legant and comfortable,
with large yard. beautiful lawn and
shade. Ideal home on TiieFas ave.
Owner Is leaving city
100000 - f-roOm modern prick,
screened porches; barn. chicken
house. lol iO0x1f2. improved and In
good condition. Highlands. Ideal
for health.
szi00 00-G-room modern, east front.
Highlands. close In. easy terms.
f2i00. 00-5- room modern, Highlands
near Central, apleudd condition,
IRE place, two screened porches.
Terms
$500. 00-Five-room. well built cot
tage on full corner lot Cement
block foundation. txO porchoH.
TcrtaB
ssiB000--Five-room new modern
buhasl0w. corner lot, east front.
Fourth ward, on car line.
JOHN NJ. MOORE REALTY co.
FINE INSURANCE, iticAL ESTATE.
LOANS AND ABSTRACTS.
ai1 West Gold Ave. r1,one 40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
GREATER THAN ANY
KING, Is THIS LEADER
Labor ieadcrs Control Thrce Quarters
81 a Million sailor assd Dock Work
ems Through fssicrniion.

Berlin. Nov. 2f.-in dreary south
cast Beslin. In the upr0mantic quarter
OF Engel Quay, lives tae only man of
whom Il was ever said, He Is more
| powerful than the kaiser." August
Iebel said this nj a socialist meeting
Ut Magaebure. and the saying was
true. The kaiser has an army OF 500.
500 soldiers. but the forces OF tho OBJ
scure individual on Ensei Quay nusn-
Der at least three quarters OF a mil.
lion In addition he has 100000 aux
illarles so that la eaIity he has an
army or over milton strong. and
this army Ia 30 admirably organized
and disciplined thar dollar cable
gram from Engei Quay viii set 4 loose
10 wreck the whole economic mechan.
Ism OF modern civilization.
The Napoleon OF Engel Quay IL iior.
mann jOchade. and he differs from
all other commanders, pnnt and pres
ent. IN that probably thFee-quagters OF
the warriors who obey him have new
ef heard his name
Hermann J0chande Is president OF
the InseFnatlonai Transport Employer
federation. which is the greatest IN.
teInational organization IN the world.
The federation embraceA All bvc con.
tlnents and controls the class o. labor
upon which practically aiE other forms
OF labor depend The federation IL
1.-THE first really successful attempt 10
organise on internali0nas nnens and
subject TO a single conlrol. an indus
TRY OF Grsl rate Importance. All the
great states In the world and many
minor states have their transport an
ployes reflHtered IN The federation.
Austria, Iolglum. denmark, France.
Germeny, Holland, Ilunsarys Italy.
Norway, Spain. SWEDEN. Switzerland
and tho United states.
Herr Joennde's OrganltRtIon Il d
federation IN the literal sense Tho 90
organisations remain NNtIrely hide.
pendent at home Their members
work or tirike as they Hike. ana if the
Issue s. an ordinary one the ieders'
tlon does not intervene nut u any
trade engages tn strike which
raises an Important issue, or which
cannot be- fought succeasfuIIy with
local resource. The federation Ii
Ifosds 10 Intervene and 80 tail for q
Iny,npalhe,ic strike Of all ~ three.
quarters 81 O million members, II 4
strike h considered lnaurishnie ths
fadefasion may order boycott d Inc
sla,e or Industry which according q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
KANSAS CITY IS OUT
FOR CONVENTION
OF DEMOCRATS
IN 1912
Although Baltimore Claims
to Have the Big Gathering
Nailed Down, Several Other
Places Want II.
ST. LOUIS GETS
INTO GAME ALSO

Washington. Nov 2i.--Although
baltimore still claims TO have the
1919 convention, az the democratic
party mailed down." the wise poli-
tgcians IN Washington are OF tho
opinion that when noses are counted
IA tho coming mee,lng Of the ma
tiOuai Democratic committee !, viii
be discovered that i<ansas cts u shn
fayorlio city.
In addition 60 Kansas city and
baltimore. two other cities. - Louis
ana Denver. are contenders for the
Democratic convention, II Il already
practically settled that the Kepnbli-
can gathering % neat year viii ~ 20
Chicago. A Republican politician to-
day aaid that the party has always
had good luck asier having held a
convention in Chicago; the hotel IA
ciliiicn there are good. and Republic
cans generally seem 20 IKE the place.
Baltimore was strong bidder for
the Democrats rathering. but the re-
cent defeat 81 uorman, following the
revelations ~ fraud IN the Baltimore
city primaries. has given tbs Mary
land city backsrt IN the recent
gubernnsorial campaign the word was
passed along that II the state went
for German ana the Democrats the
convention likely would 80 10 BaIti-
mere. Norman y. Mack, chairman
OF the Democratic national commit
tee. war responsible FOR the sugges-
ton, II was generally understood.
The ptate was lost "a the Demo-
cratic nominee Tor governor. how
ever. and the Democrats are now apt
~ turn their attention 20 a doubtful
western state. like Missouri. which
hsr greater vote than that OF Mary
land In The electoral college, Since
Governor Harmon and Champ Clark
are both talked Of as presidential
nominees. the Democrats nre likely to
yote Tor the middle vast when they
meet here january 81
IL II recognized by both parties
that the winning of tho west ~ 10
play a stellar part Ia the approach
ing campaign. Each party han two
prospective candidates from that sec
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
GOVERNOR Stubs
FINALLY LEARNS
WHERE DRUNK
GOT WHISKY
He Permitted Man to Sleep
OFF Effects in Office Of Mr..
Brewster and Then Asked
Him About His Jag.
TROUBLE IN STORE
FOR TOPEKA JUSTICE

Topeka. Nov. 2f.--Robert McCabe,
the Independence man that Governor
stubbs found drunk on the streets 90.
day. furnished the attorney general
With material for several joint raids
here. When flrsi questioned. Nc
Cabe was too drunk 10 talk coherent.
~. fic told \. A. Brcwstef. assistant
attorney general. who was conducting
the Inquiry, TO go to hell"
Brewster dId not worry about that,
but let McCabe sleep Ia his office un-
III late this afternoon. Once McCabe
woke and called Cor Brewster.
rs this a court OF INQUIRY" he ask
cd.
when told that Il was, McCnbc
said u beg TO plead indifference.
and went back 20 sleep.
Late this afternoon he was sober
enough 10 talk OF hia spree. and then
he told the attorney general whore he
got the liquor. what he paid for Il and
who was supposed 20 run the ioints.
McCabe told the governor that he
had been In every joint from Seventh
street To the KaW river on kansaB
avenue And. judging from his cdndi-
ton. that might have been q dozen.
Mr. brewster would not discuss how
many places he had located, or where.
Hut he indicated that there wonld be
trouble for a lot OF jolntists In Topeka
as sooon M additional evidence could
be obtained.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
COLONEL MORELOS
WAS SHOT -FOUR
TINES
Body Of Gallant Mexican Of
fioer is Exhumed BY Au-
thorities In An Effort to
Find Out How He Died.

Mexico City. Nov. 2f.-The body
Of Colonel Luis q. Murclos. who was
Killed IN cuiIacan nj the close Of the
revolution. was cxhumod yesterday
morning NJ an early hour In the
French cemetery by order Of tho dis
trict Judge IN slnaloa. Lie. Horacio
LscrOix. and under the supervision Of
Lie, Manuel NJ. NaEorc OF this city,
Il was found that four bullets had
deprived Colonel Morelos Of life. Two
had lodged IN the spinal column aud
two had passed cut through his right
lung.
The inspection was made IN the
course OF the legal Droeeedlngs which
are being carried on to discover. N
rossihle, she paril.s sulIsy Of the
murder OF the gallant colonel.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

psttEburg. ken. Nov. ss.--Ths law
yers Of Crawford county win have
their annual dinner IN PiiiehurE and
have 4 ''drys~ OF take d long chance
With the Office OF the assistant alt0f-
ney general Al q meeting this AFTER.
noon. The Crawford County nar asso.
citation considered dlnIaG AZ Joplin,
where there sas no proAibitosy Law
20 Iniafiero with the menu Some OF
tho lawyers are m ikfor 81 defying
the special state prosecutors and
iiahline tbs matter through the courts
"a a test, II nay part vt the stonu VIVA
efncshiIy eliminated at the Inht min.
lite Attorney fees for aueh litigation
would cost nothing, & vas auRkeeied
u was finally decided TO remain Ii
pitlsburs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

T.
its reasoning ~ al fault. This i'm.
mcnse power, which Hes mainly IN
Herr Jochadc's own hands has never
yet been put into force, but during
the recent colossal transport strikes
In England the federation was about
10 Intervene by ordering an interna-
ilonal strike at the moment the par.
tias came 10 terms
The federation has relatively
small revenue, made NJ 0f payments
from the affiliated transport unions
nj The rate uf about cent and a half
a year for each inembeF. As tho fed
GRAFTON does not suhaidlxc strikes or
Interfere IN their conduct. but mere.
" organizes and directs. this gives u
sufficient income. II publishes a
"Corrcspondeuce budget" IN several
languages; II has skilled staff. a
telegraph code known only to Itself.
and all the mechanism OF a great
army. In way Il - copy OF Ger
manys army. lnasmuch as Il exists
as a unit only In time OF trouble Just
as Germany'a army during peace n
divided into the armies Of Prussia.
bavaria SnxOny ami Xurtcmberg,
each independent until war breaks
out, no the atty transport unions
which make up Herr Iochade's fed
Grafton are separate organizations IN
tune Of industrial peace. aud oniy
when the word general strike" has
been eabled from Fcrr Jochadcs mod.
est house ON Eneel Quay do the scat
tered unions weld into a single lrrcs-
latlhle forco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
MISSING YOUTH Is
SAFELY IN COLLEGE


Santa Ne. ~. NJ. Nov. 2i.--Thc
mystery OF the whereabouts OF Para
william Rnlz. the Phoenix. Aria. lad
who gave the Christian Rrothers and
his own relatives considerable worry
" by showing up az ~ Alchnei'e
college and explaining that hc had
spent several weeks With friends In
Aihuaeerquo. Although he was no;
keen an entering college. now that hs
IL ~ his books Brother Edwafd. the
efficient director OF the college, states
that Ruiz n modcl pupil
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

Our rubocrs will keep your shoes
clean. keep your feet dry and keep
you from cotching cold aud contract
Ing sickness. DO you know Of any
better Investments We have al sizes
for Men, Women and children. Prices
run from see 10 9se, G. Mays shoe
store. sit West Central.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

''why do you argue with your
wife, asked the bachelor. Don't
seu know the fuiiiity OF NJ"
''Of course" replied the married
man, 'but I have 10 allow nor a lit-
tie pleasure once IN while 49, PUCK.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

sioux City, To-. Nov. af.--Thleves
rAidea the Martin Necormlck eom-
pRny'e Wholesale millinery house
early this morning. and stole $4,000
worth of pinmee. The thieves went
through the entire stock and selected
the costly plumea A nlght watch
man fired ak shots az the robbers IA
they were ieavIna. hut failed 20 MI
them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
NorrcN ron QUALIFICATIONS.

49, - |" ~ = " sfa'H ~ = 1"F+"e
Department OF tho interior. United
States Land Once at santa re. N.
NJ. October "a. 1911.
Notice IL hereby given that Eliza
beth smith. widow OF Peter A. smith
OF Albuquerque. ~ ~. Box sgs. who
on December 3. 1905. made homestead
No. o70sf. for NEt-f. section ~,
township 10 n. range. u, rass-
Iciap, has ilIed notice OF Intention 20
make Anal five year proof. %, estsbiish
claim 10 the land above described, be.
fore A. r.. Walker. Probate Clerk. az
Albuquerque. n. NJ. on the tth dag OF
December 1911.
Claimant nnmea a. Witnesses; Leila
Brown Lippitt. Joseph w. Van Cieave.
Jacob Sauflecke. Allan G. Bone. all
u Albuqaerque. n. NJ.
MANUEL II. OTHRO.
Register.
Daily herald. Aihuauersus. n. IA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

Rub sore threat with BALf.ARD's
SNOW LiNfMENT. One or tao APP
piications will cure II completely.
Price csc, soc and ts.oo per bottle.
Sold BY ell drugsistr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
HELP WANTED Male.

SALESMAN wANTED--ii,gner class
or better paying employment than
that OF representing leading nursery
company Ia not to be had. N yen are
ambitious 10 better your condition.
the opportunity lies before you In en-
terIng our employ. Salem Nursery
company. Salem. oregon. Hide
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

FER palms Ia the sids or caesi dam.
pon Fleece OF flannel with Cham
befinIn'a iiniment aud bind Il On over
the eeet OF pain. There Is nothing
better For ssIe By all dragEists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

FOR sAIE-isxtra strong. extrn Ions
wagon, Splendid for delivery waR-
on or farm wagon. Inquire s07 y.
Grand. Telephone 1858 w Il
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

CHEAP FOR CAsIE--A peanut roast
or and pop corn maehlne. For fur
Their Information apply TO w j. Rains,
Gallup, y. " Il
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

FcA SALE Extracted honey. s0-ib
can for So; 1o-lb, paid for ~,
o. boz 400; phone 1851. w. p. Al
len, AlbuauerCue. n. ~ s1tf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

FOR SALE-a.roosn frame cottage.
AN WARD. 0uthousoh, fruit and
shade trees, gas aud electric iighta.
Price reasonable. 8iG n. Third 81.
il-25C
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
WANT AID SEES MORE PEOPLE IN ONE DAY THAN YOU CAN SEE MONTE


ti900--f-soom brick. and i've room
irnmc. both on lot soxii2, Highlands.
close in; 5000 cash, balance per
cent.
ts50o--s- brick. modern. good
location. IIiehiands. ciosc IN.
ftcQo- i-room frame. well built,
lawn. tfeee. On ear line.
ss00o.-1-roon, 2 story Residence.
hardwood floors. oak nnish. furnace
garage; Easy terms.
$4,000 s-room bungalow. modern
large lot. good oushulldlnas. hne To-
cation.
ft.o0Q--s4room modern bungalow
North 18th street.
sfso0--f-roo ccnnnt inikh mod
cFn residence. hat water heat large
lot. good outhuildlnga. close IN.
MONEY To LOAN
rInE INSURANCE
A. Fleisc her
~ SOUTH FOURTH sTHErT.
Neat 60 New Posloniee. Phone e7f.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
PARCEL DELIVERY

oufcK PARCEL DELIVERY. Mes-
senrars. Heeshse Hauled, Phone
bef-saz. I'VE rush EN-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

FoR sALE--9eOo good ewes and
good ranch cheap, Lock BOX ist,
soeorro, n. NJ is-lip
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
FOR sALE---Misc ellaneous.

FOR sALE-~-On easy monthly pay
mense, rs acres OF valley land 2h
miles from town. level and partly IN
alfalfa. perfect water right. II inter-
ested, call &C $40 :. High street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
DnLIvERx SERVICE.

Phone 81. Albuquerque Parcel De-
livery. Prompt service ana satisfae-
ton RuaFantssa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
DRUGGISTS.

WILLIAMS DRUG ComFANv
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