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RAILROADS
 0- | I,.' '-.- ' - -f
NzH K7k A.SsFAsk1zgs. s.a A.,;. MARCH I, 1e12 Trains Leave Bridgeport Y
 Follows:

.5:ls. s6:lx te:3S, f7:17. f7:lz, fs:sS. ss:51, a:Oe. s1o:O0. fll:07 \. M s12:3O. 13:l6. s1:1eo. s1:E3. s3:17s s;ss: .a;lh .;e5; 's;s9; a9: s;13, .s;ss. naXs;-lYsso rass; ts ;ss i:1s. 1s:os s:ls. ssM ss1 Io:oO A. M-f13:37. s2;1S. 3:37. sS:13, ss:3s. 10:0l F. IT.
 FOR WASHINGTON, Via Harlons River-sl3:26 (daily) A. M.: s1:IefP = FOR NEW HAvEN-.l3:so, .1:4s e:4s. 7:k1, e1:3s, s1o:43. sii:so X .s:41. .4:ss, 4:e7 .5:ss: .s:1o. .s:s1. 7:1s. - :sa se;4s, 11;sS F: M SUN nAYs-'i;a;stt DAYS i;;t .1;.a: I;.1; s:1s !e:!s. .4:2s. .s:so. .S:sl. 7:1s. f7:ss. ts:es.
 H;5 ToR BOSTON, VI. Now Londo, and Providence .1 :41. s:4s. sIl:18. A:M;-.z:2s. ,s;;ti' H2s; .s:s4 P.M- don, 'Il:Is A. M.-'s:ss. '4;as. ss:Ea
 FOR BOSTON, Va Hartford au,, Willimansie--ss:41. A. M.ss:s1. F.
 FOR TWISTED and Internicllass stations-6:oo. 7:ao. s:4o. f11:4o. q DAYs-S:so A. M.-6:45 P. M
 FOR WATERBURY. ANSONIA DERBY and Intcrmediate Stations 800. 7:0O, S:00, 9:21 <expressl $40. t11.l0 A. iM.-2:35. :5:51. LAS P. Y. SUNDAYS--8:30. 11.z0 A. A.-t:AE, 500 P. M.
 FOR GIT. HARRINGTON, LENOx. PITTSFIEl4H. ETC.-7:00. $50 All. -4:2s F. M-sUNDAYs-a:3c A- Y
 FOR DANBURY. NEW a1IIrOI- ETC, via Brookdeld Junction--s:eo. $50 A. N-4:28, -:44 F. M.-SUN. DAYS-Ce:3e T, 1T.
 FOR ElTCH9ELD. ETO.-e:So ~. M.-A:39 F. ~. N.-SUNDAY6-e:3o '. M. 9ss s:s
 Expriss trains. Local Expre6A
 O to Herlem River stafion.
 c vtA HaVleYVille
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all run down. l had to give up work for I could not stand the pains in my back. The doctor said I needed an operation for female trouble but Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound b helped n e more than the doctors did. I hope that every enc who is suffering will get the Compound. My pains, nervousness and ,backache are gone and I have gained five pounds.
 I owe my thanks to your
 Ss =
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MALE HELP WANTED

young men. who are able to furnish team and wagon. to. sell on commission to farmers. the hest line of househ olo necessities, for the oldest, larsest and most. responsible company or the kind in the world. About 1000 salesmeu now working, earning on the average over $100 per montn
 net clear Of all expenses. Net earnings of best men. over $500 per month Two million farmers now using these thoroughly adver- tiSed goods. Established l808.
 Capital $2,00O,0oo. Address. The J. R. Watkins Co.,, 113 South Gay
 Street. Baltimore. Md R15 VI
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-11

He Was stopped by tho Impact of .
 Huge Brown Fist.
 tain Barry examined teeth marks on his knuckles, and every one else sprang to his feet.
 'I told you. to look out" said Cap tain Barry. "Treat my friend respect fully" He g1ared steadily at the first officer. as though inviting him to du- plicate the o1ense. But that gentle man backed away from him and as- sisted the dazed Captain Bryce to a chair, where he felt of his loosened teeth, sspat blood upon MT. Meyers floor and gradually awakened to a re- alization of the fact that he had been knocked down-and by an American.
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Foley Kidney Pills

TONIC IN ACTION QUICK IN RKsvLTs
 Give prompt relief from BACKACEE KIDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE RHEUMATISM, CONGESTION of the KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION of the BLADDER and all annoying URINARY IRREGULARITIES. A positive boon ts MIDDLE AGED and ELDERLY PEOPLE and for WOMEN.
 HAVE HIcHEsT RECOMMENDATION s, A. Dayis. s27 Washington St., Connersyille Ind, Is in his S5th year. He writes us: T hoy lately suffered much from my kidneys and blat der had severe backa ches and my kidney sctio was too frequent, causing me to lose much elee st night, and in my bladder there wes cons.an and am now free of ell trouble and again able t be rp and around. Foley Kidney Pulls have n, highest recommendation"
 l. F. CURTIS
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LOST AND FOUND.

FCuND.-Millinerw with correct sug- gestions for both young and old. Eva Rowland. 226 Meigs Bldg.
 R ga Sp
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Classified w ants
 FARMER !l!i!!!!;!! READERS 2
POSITIONS WANTED.

WANTED.-A position as janitor. porter or watchman. Can give good references. Ole Opdal, 1547 Barnum Ave. R d*p
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Merchants Line

Daily Except Sunday
 Eeaveo New York, Pier 10, Easl River, 3 ?. m. Due at Bridgeport, Dock, Q. m. ATrivc New York 2 ., n. For further information and rates apply to '. B. Shepard. Agent,
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FACTORY GIRL
 GIVES UP
Too Sick to Work Doctor Advised Operation. Re- stored to Health by Lydia E. Pinlham's
 Compound.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y.-"I run . sew ing machine ina large factory and got
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-11

what to the scandal of the gentle old man who was endeavoring to soothe her.
 "Dammy!" she cried, as she strug- gled to go to him. ssI want Danny Dammy-Da-a-mayw D
 "Oh, what pad little girl" said the Jocular MT. Meyer, looking down on her. Where did you learn such lan- guage"
 Tt is my nickname," said Rowland, smiling in spite of himself s"She has coined the word." he explained to the agitated MT. Selfridge, who had not yet comprehended what had happened, 'and have not yet been able to per suade her to drop it-and could not be
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PERSONAL.

CARD READER-Advace on all af-
 fairs. 25c. Mrs. Levy. e7l MadiUou Ave-, fourth house above North Ave. I1s stf
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have several thousand dollars which will loan in small sums to any responsible person on their plain note. You do not need to own property. If you need any amount from $5 up write me and 1 will call and see you personally. Address Private" care The Far mer. R9p+p
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CHAPTER VII. A Tale of Hasheesh

A aIe or r1atneoSh.
 Y TITLE Myra, unhurt, but badly A frightened. began to cry and d1 ;6sf call for Rowland in her own way, to the wonder and some
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED.-To buy all kinds Of sec ond hand furniture. Geo. F. Totams, Redfield's old stand, 2SS Fairfield Ave. U 26 s*p
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100 FINE CALLING CARDS printed . with your name and address for only soc. Siksay, 83 Reilley St.
 ue27 a. &s
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DRAFTMIEN.. inschanicaI architece- nal or structurai. are always n demand at good salaries: ten young men wanted to join club to learn
 drawing, at home evenings: instru- fnerts furnished. Address C. S K..
 Box 233. City. U16 stt
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PIANOS AND MUSICAL :
 INSTRUMENTS

FOR SALE.-25 workers and driving horses, also marc in foal. Trial for refunded. 473 East Main St
 U 13 asfgp
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FINANCIAL

sALL AT OUR OFFTCE-we will ad.
 vance you money on your own note if you own property no matter how
 much your property Is mortgaged at. Bridgeport Realty O., Room 10S-110. Warner Bldg. L14 stf
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EDUCATIONAL

THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, s3e Fairfield avenue: Glass, group, and private instruction in elementary and advanced. subjects; Morning. afternoon, and evening sessions: Special advantages in arranging now for next years work. Summer school, July 15 to September 90. Telephone, 642. R 4ps
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-11

l, PAPER, your rooms from $2.6O up.
 including material. Painting done
 reasonable. Fred Beck, 32 3rd street. %ME A l9 If.
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avoid worry by using our remedy for delayed period and which e tho only reliable monthly remedy for sale: Thousands oE 8 festiu1Qnials we have 1roms curI pafrQns. to nroyo 1t. Positively refuse al Othera no matter what they. claim: trial cent kee, Wis. F11 sef
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MAIL ORDER

MADE $60.0 in i've years in the mail order business: began with 36. Send for fee booklet. Tells how. Heacock. 7e6, Lockport N. Y.
 R29 2 4Be IF
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STEnCnS-We carry . fE1i mo or stencils. letters and figures, also make stencils to order. Burning Brands, rubber and steel stamps. The Schwerdtle Stamp Co.,, Al Can non St. R 10 d@
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MERCHANTS. EXCHANGE

get your keys fitted. locks repaired. saws nled. lawn mowers sharpensd. ana all kinds of light repairing dons St Smiths Gun Store. Sk Wait Straa.. Teleuhone aae2-a
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TO RENr-FuRN1sHED ROOMS

FOR RENT.-Desirable furnished
 front room with alcove and tele- phone, 43 Poplar St. R7ds
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-11

TO RENT.-Flat No 53 Fremont St. "A first class apartment in first class quiet netghborhood. Enquire of Henry A. Lambert, No. AT Ere mont St. s 30 . If.
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FOR LIGHT housekeepjng. Running
 water. Bath. Address Reasonable
 care of Farmer. R17 stf
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FOR RENr-one store and rent
 1786 Main St; H3 stf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
Chcago Rnnrd ~ Tradc.

chi ago. Nov. ~. Argentina" re-
ports "f generally Eoui weather to.
day dragged wheat lower. In addition
Liverpool sent word Of Russian car.
goes bong pressed Tor sale There
WAS also further advance IN COnsnls
Opening prices were unchanged to = r
on December started at $50 ~
$3.50, a shade To- y "a itc down, and
declined tn 1850.
The clos" was steady at 1850 tor
December, a net loss Of q n 3.C
December corn opened i-lGc lower
I" u like amount up AT 49MCfr soc
ana descended to AN a 497sc.
The clos" WAS steady with Dccrm'
her v " 50 net lower 40 $3.50.
December oats, which started IN.
changed "a q shade higher 1t sic T.
. H3l Nc, dropped TO 30AC,
Firmncss developed In provisions
owing to an upturn NJ tn" yards, First
sales were 2iEdThc dcarer with
January $lS.i5 for pork. SiO.s5 fol
lard and SiO.o5 for ribs CLOSING
prices:
Wheat--Dec,. SsBc; May. 9id
atMc; July, sOhc.
Corn--pcco A9%c; May. Is%ci
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copper closed today a. I-4@33-S.
No SUlcs were recorded.
AMERICAN YE0MEN TO
HAVE ENTERTAINMENT

The members of the Brotherhood
Of American Yeumcn will entertain
their families aud friends at New |.
.. -. f., hall Thursday evening, Nov.
~, ~ y. M. The following pro-
gram VIII be rendered:
Piano sOlC--Bcssie Carter.
lt"citatiOn-NO Norman Iluusrr.
Rrcitation-AlIce Byrnes.
Piano sOlO---Tinsley Burton.
ccitatiun--Dorothy Olsen
Vocal solo--Mcrrlll Byrnes.
Plano s0lo--Mildred GustavisOn.
RcCitatlOn--Irvin stafford.
Piano duCt---Sadic and Edith Oh
sen.
Vocal duet -- Lorcna Burton and
Mublc Kinds,
Florence Olsen.
Piano solu--Lilllan Gustavson.
Observation-Disclosures Stafford.
Vocal solo--NOrmnn Ilausscr.
Plano solo--Carl Wilson.
observation-disclosures Asher.
Piano solO--l'ouis Burroughs.
lt"citatiOn--Grace Holcom.
Piano sClo--Lurrna Burton,
Vocal duet-~Scllic Clark ana Hell
On Wlckham.
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TURKISH SOLDIERS
SENT TO BATTLE
WITH EMPTY
CARTRIDGES
German War Correspondent
Explains Unexpected Break
down of Hitherto Invincible
Ottoman Army.
EMPIRE PAYS PENALTY
FOR OFFICIAL GRATING
fBy Leased Wire 80 rvenisE Herald

l},fUu Sos. Eth, reasons tor
'.. ui.,E down of th, Turkish arm
.'''r. 't' invaders ui, brought 90
l'vat lu letter from contain r"rsiug
'u, Har ,ogrrspund"M 90 tu. Tag,.
ultt.
Writing from rslup after ,isl,,u"
'ar battlefield "f kunnT0.H, boz" 49,.
.,. fuuuI ou the persons 81 thr fall'u
TTkl-h iHiaDtrSuucu numbers a.
.,.tt .aTlridu"s ana nlsu rarlrldv"s oi
.h' 1.g German rites used IN 49,
10, a.#u drew the swords ~ som" 90
1un ''Iru D'tumuu oaNalrymru ana
found iu,u uu-harp"u"d and blunt
Hnd % ,,as th, same wltl the baHo.
u,uE OF IND iuiHu'rFm'u. Ne SAW DO
battery of He'd gun. Hu,ch had been
captured by the Srr, .aus. The sights
ser, uN.d a' $500 wards. but the
uarr,Ns pcr, "r,, slightly disoolorcd
ly puwd"t.. ~" at- told mat when
the Turklsh'gunuors opened their re-.
E,rr' .mmuniDun u's,- Iu'F i"und
il,m l.ird win soap
rrr correspondent a1"- mat hun
CO.. gla puc ~ Ih' main ,iua's OF in"
TurHsu defeats. The ,"ruuus-HiIu
absolutely n.Nrd urg"u.zauum
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Chicago, Nov. l3,--Cattl" Receipts
1O,UUO. market steady to a shade
tower. hccScs, $1,000 1866; Texas
strors. SI3OmjGO; western steers,
Y5.opM 300; stockcrs ana feeders,
SAXON 10; cows and hrif"rs. SCI
n as; calves, &d.5Om 1850.
Hogs Receipts $4,000, market
sluw, 80 higher. light, E7.2oa 7s5;
mixed, $7.35nS.0O. heavy $3.50
a 500; rough, -ST.25m7.i5; pigs, ti.75
NG.75; bulk Of sales, &T.i5M 80.
sheep Receipts 5000. market
steady native, t3,40m4.50, western,
S3.1Om4io, ycarlings, SiG0T 800,
native lambs, $5,IOd7,25; western
lnmhs. 1i.iOM7.26.
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IctToNitch SlcEus, or King Nicholas
OF Montenegro, h one of the Few
crowned heads with a small civil list
who has not run into debt for his
private expenses. King Nlcholns gets
about $4,000 year, less than the
income of AN English cabinet minis
ter, and he has practically no pri-
| yaie means. lie lives IN "A small two
story house which has not even u
garden. There b. nothing IT, distln.
Euieh II from "a" other houses iu IN"
street hut the FrutH huN 80 the door
| "Thc furniture BE- French n Wa
sent many years agJ from Iaris, ANA
much at 1, looks ta though It he
lnngcd to th" kings lgd,ur days
| King Nicholas b. pJtrtutictlly vCu-
! nomicdl couple ~ years aEn AN
Austrian nrm one 'd To- pat electric
| lights IN the palace. The cost WAS
estimated al 81 OOO. when the king
saw the estimate ana had glanced
nt the total he laughed ana gave II
back
-Four hundred pounds he said.
7 cRnt get two machine guns for
that aad the palace IN sull lighted
with candies"
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The Markets
WALL STREET
my Leased Wire &c Evening m.rardl

Iuy Leased wire e9 Evening heraio
Sew Yurk Nov. l3,--lrr"gularlv
aud outlines marked the cours" Of to-
day y ear. stock market Initial
| LOSSES extended To u ull point in
lSt"cl AWnl-lmntcd and smelling,
lwhllr the uu shares made greater de-
ulincs. Th'tu also was som" pr'ssur"
upon N"udnS and southern Pacific,
In thr mann sNus were limited To- n
group ut spr, UaNies. HcruSorIoS from
the low h.I we're effected IN the
second huUr but the dullncss Of that
period rubu,d the market uf any sig
nifican,r l"rcign advances were en-
COuraging nU buying for that account
WAS light rHll money TNoss tn per
cent before midday Bonds were ir'
regular
Morn sl,tdIucSs Was shown In the
trading after midday but certain
stocks continued sensitive 20 pressure
and ltllo effort was made 1" advance
prices
Trading lu the tate afternoon was
marked Dos frequent pcnods Of slag
nation. rr.r changes were merely
fractional aud without definite trend.
The market closed steady Best
prices Of tho day were scored In tn"
final hour when most Of the proml-
nent Issues sold fTactionally above
yesterday lose. The movement re-
manned aputhctlc "a the end.
AmalEaInut"d, sax.
Sugar, leuIs.
AtchlSuu, l07M.
Great Northern. las.
New York central, il5.
Northern Pacific, i25,
Reading, l7lh.
southern Pacific. III.
Union Pacific, ia.
steel, 7ia,
steel preferred. 1i2%,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
NEGOTIATIONS FOR
FL PASO PICTURE
THEATRE COST
THREE LIVES
William Ailender Uses Shot
gun Killing Two Men and
Wounding Two More and
Barbados Self liz Building.
COMMITS SUICIDE
WHEN POLICE ARRIVE
my Leased wire 80 Evrnlna Herald

g.. l..u. Nu. 3d. william Al'u-
G.l boz r.Fui .hui and Killed f.. 49,
Irir OF ,Ultuu, Aria, Boo q difficulty
u.tI .H. sale OF e moving pirlm"
fl,.... Au,nd,r used q .hu'guIL
uud .Un gathering shut sillrd John
Baf.... ral"ou rrrp'f. ana
au.lG.I $50 Mclean. Nnu H'rn IN
mo ru,r Allrud"r rh'u nariI'Hd'd
hiu..." .u1 resisted ih' uH.u.i.. .l,l.
INK lusHf after being vouuu'd s'.-
900. fu,.
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western COWS. S350@C 80.
Hogs Receipts 1,uuU. market Sc
hIsn,r. heavy, y7.Go01.s,. packers
ana butchers. gT.o3m 10. light $40
n as, pigs 81 uOTG.IO.
sheep Receipt. 1000. market
.;rong, mpttuns. SlT5M 800; lambs.
50 uOI 80, range wrIhurs and year
ungs. N.5U1IG.-5, range ewes. $500
Ml1U.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES
PRESIDENT RESIGNS
my Leased wire 60 EvsainE HERALD

my Leased Wire 'o EveainK IIsraIdl
Philadelphia. Soy. "a jaime Me-
CTon, president ot IA" pouu7' nHnid
railroad. resigned tudhy "a take Ell
feet Jan ! The resignation was
presented 70, % special meeting Of ia"
board at directors. TN" directors
lmnrdintrly elected Samuel Frn 10
the position Mr l:"n has fnr years
served ~ vic" president.
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New York. Nov. i3.--MIas Florence
F.NWIlson Of this city today ecllpsed
all fast typewritiRs records by writ
Ing at the rate OF ZIG words minute
for one hour. The best previous rec-
ord was ii2 words a minute.
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big Four OnIclnI nes,rns

New York, Nov. I3.---Melville r..
ingalls, Of Cincinnati, who has been
connected with the Cleveland. Gin
cinnhtl Chicago and 81. Louis RAFT
way for forty-two years. first as pres
ldent. then as chairman of the board,
resigned today on account of ~
health. Ills successor was not sr-
leCtcd,
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King of Montenegro
Doesn't Que anybody

Paris, NuE % some interesting
details m the private AZ" of ia" most
lallgd oi king ~ Eur"pr are given
hy - 'r"u,hmuu Who has lN,d i"r
several y,try at Cctlini'..
II should ininE," hc said, that
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stImson sails for Pansm.

New York, Nov. 13.--iIenry l..
stimson. secretary OF war. left today
aboard the Stea mshlp Zacapa for cris-
tobal. 10 Inspect the sites for tho
proposed Qualifications Of the Pana raa
canal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13

New York. NOv. i3.--Money on call
firm, 5di6 per cent; ruling rate, y
per cent. los.hg. hid AZ. offered nj
3 y per cent.
Time loans strong; sixty days. ga
ga per cent; ninety days. . y 6r6 per
cent; six months, 5h per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 9 per cent
sterling EXCHANGE weak with actual
business In bankers bills al 34.S1 for
sixty-day bills and at t4,s5.l5 for
demand.
Commercial bills, Si.S0h,
bar silver. 62Ac.
Mexican dollars. 4sNc.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds Irregular.
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Kansn. CITY Livestock.

Kansas CIV. Nov, i3.--,Cattie g. Re-
ceipts 5000, including 500 southcrni
market strong; native steers, t6.250
1850: southern steers. e4.25 ~ $50;
southern cows and heifers, sS.bOW
5.25; native cows and helfeFA $500
500; hockcrs ana feeders, $4,000
1855; bulls 400 Wb,bo; calves. $3.50
100000; western steers. 5000 500;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13

Washington. Soy. l3.-.Tu, suprrm"
.u,u p.d ns .uuuu fan VISIT today
700 tu, president 81 tho United states
President 1Ul Nltu ms personal aide,
Mainr g. T.. Hhundos, received 90"
justices 10 ln, blue room "' thc shit"
huUr,
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NJ. Louis Wool.

-. Louis, Nov l3--Wool steady,
territory and western mediums, - n
2jc; fine mediums, la6t zoe, hnc, i31
lie.
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sANTA BE- COPPRR.

(orotatiOA fuFnishea ~ Logan a
Bryan. . Board Or Trade. Chicaso.b
Boston. Mass. Nov. lS.--santa re
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
JOsEIHI s CII,Ias. ". D.
Tuberculosis.

Suite Ia. whiting Bldg, Hours S-ll
a, M Phones. once lllS; Sanl-
HTlum, g..
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Neyy York CO,tOn.

New York. Nov. lS,--Cotton spot
closed quiet: middllnE uplands.
ti2.OO, middllng gulf. tt2.25. sales.
10 bales.
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Money Market.

Galveston, Nov. i3,---Cotton un-
changed. ~ 3-i6c.
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~. Louis SpcI,cr.
Cntton nd (!nINcsi0n

81 Louis, Nov. l3.--Lcnd dun
sass, sprltcr firm, $3.50.
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FOR RENT--Part OF a well located
stoFcroom on West Central avenue
suitable for first class barber shop
See A. .FIelscheT, III =. an st.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13

Lost Beaded purse. between Glo
West Copper and Hnn,ng's In old
town. Contained some money Fihd-
eT plsaAe return purse only 10 Go
West Copper.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-11-14
RECEIVER RELEASES PROPERTY.
Anderson Lumber Co. Resumes Busi-
ness, Claims Being Satisfied.

Settling the claim against him
pressed by the receiver for the State
Bank of Commerce, amounting to ap-
proximately $4,000, and paying on the
basis of so cents on the dollar, G. Scott
Anderson was permitted to. resume
control of the business of the Ander-
son Lumber and Hardware company
and the ownership of other property
held by the receiver under mortgage
The amount claimed by the receiver
as due the bank when it's doors were
closed was covered by notes which
were secured by mortgages, and 1t is
understood the settlement was arrang-
ed on a basis suggested by the re-
ceiver.
In order to close the matter up, the
mortgages were foreclosed few days
ago and while an inventory was being
taken the store was closed. All the
property covered by the mortgages has
been released and the trustee, Their
rett Towles, dismissed
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-11-14
VIM, FABLE LEASES
CEDAR STREET HOTEL
NEW PROPRIETOR TAKES POS
SESSION AT ONCE AND is
MAKING CHANGES.
Guest Rooms, Office and Bar to Un-
derqo Complete Renovation and Re-
furnishing and Prepared for First
Class Patronage.

William Fable, for two or three
years past member of the firm of Will
liams & Fable, conducting the saloon
on Sixth and Pine streets, has with
drawn from the firm and taken a
five-year lease on the hotel on Cedar
street formerly known as the Enter
prise. The name has been changed to
"Fahle's Hotel"
1t is the intention of the new. pro-
prietor to cater to the best trade and
to make the house popular with mining
men and commercial men. From top
to bottom it will be completely reno
waited and improvements Of a substan-
tial character made. The % guest
rooms will be refurnished, painted and
papered and made attractive and in
viting. The office and bar room are
being remodeled and many improve
ments added. The latter will be un-
der the management of Frank Ryan
in the daytime, with John Metz in
charge at night.
When other features of the house
have been looked after, arrangements
will be made for serving meals and
guests may avail themselves of the
choice between European and Ameri-
can plans.