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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-13
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Government Boats.

Fury-capt. Thoe. j. Lawrence.
Alert Cant. w. H. Clark.
Flinor-Capt. B. ] Metzger.
Grace-Capt. A. l.. Wilcox.
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For 30 years Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for fe-
male ills No one sick with wOmans ailments
does Justice herself if she does not try this fa-
NOUS medicine made from roots and herbs, it
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sss,gssszas Write to LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE co.
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Your letter will be opened, read and answered
by woman and held in strict confidence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17
Chirnen nnnrd of Trndc

Chicago. June t5.--Wheat prices
took a down turn today in oonse-
quence ~ rains that were said 10 have
greatly refreshed the crops in tho
northwest. A liberal decrease In tn
European visible supply tended. how
ever o. check heurish feeling. The
opening was a y 20 = "a sc lower.
September started az s2A mg3isc. a.
lass of - n hc 10 AR1esc. and
steadied around 92Ac The close was
nervous, with September 1&c net
lower al aiAc.
July corn. which opened un-
changed to &c or AZ G2s mGe% q,
touched G2i and then rose TO G3c.
Tho close was steady at G2c for July,
Y q under last night
July oats started Ne down 10 &c
M al t29s ffA3c. fen a. iehc and
then jumped to i3iac.
Weakness In provisions resulted
from decline In the hog market
First sales were 5N22iac lower. with
September at &20i0msG.e5 FOR pork
SIZE for lard ana Silb7is for ribs
Closing prices.
Wheat July, 9llaN9iMc; sept.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17
PROPOSALS FoR BUILDING CITY
HAIL.

Sealed bids viii be received until
10 o'clock a. M. Of July Z. 1918. az
the, office Of the undersigned city
clerk Of the city Of Albuquerque,
New Mexico. IN the korhcr BUILDING,
for building reinforced concrete city
hail In the city ~ Albuquerque. New
Mexico.
All bids must De sealed and al
recte& 10 the city CLERK and endorsed
proposals for furnishins materials and
constructing reinforced concrete cits
hall. Each bid must be accompnn.
led hy certified check IN the sum Of
81 10000 Gone thousand dollarsl,
payable 60 the cts 81 Alhuquerquc,
TO insure good faith 81 the hid. raid
check To be returned when the con-
tract IN entered into hy the success
fui bidder and which check shall be-.
come the property OF the city In the
event that the bidder. II ha Ia sue
ccssful. does not enter into con-
tract with the city OF Albuquerque "a
complete said building IN accordance
with said plans ana specifications.
Plans and specifications may be oh
tulned by making deposit of TWEEN
IS dollars (seO.o0) with the city ga
SINGER.
The city reserves the right 10 re-
lect any or all bids.
~ G. ROEtlL. CITY clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17

New Haven. conn. June John
Goglik aged No. stared death IN the
lace Tor four hours tonight. in a bat
tie with the swift incoming tide Ia
West river. While swimming, his leg
was caught Ia one ct the tide gates
that prevent water from overfl0wlng
the meadows. and efforts 90 release
him were unavailing. 4 rubber tube
vas inserted In HIS mouth as the wa
ter passed over his head so that he
might breathe. The gate finally was
forced enough Co release an" log
GoRlik collapsed after boing rescued
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17
The Markets
Wall Street
ly fcnsed wIre 10 lssenIng Herald.

w LEASED Wire 10 Evening Herald. !
I Sew York. June iss-a- Pressure
Pom abroad ana further bear sell
b. based on the supreme courts
- ruling In the railroad cases.
I'D largely responsible for the early
skness Of the market. American
,cks were heavy IN i.ondon. where
fowal of liquidation was reported.
N in the early trading there was
hsidcrahle selling for landon ac
int
When the offerings of the bears
led to shake ont amy rongidorahi y
hume of long stock. they hastenra
cover aud the market advanced Z
terially.
Some Of yesterdays features he-
'ne strong. especially Union Pacific
csapeake q ohio. Reading. Mis-
III Pacific. Lehigh. Steel and
lthcrn pucinc.
Sea Haven made an exceptional
u OF three points.
Sends were firm.
n Prices failed To hold at their best
n demand lessened but the recess
is were triiiing ana general senu-
nt still favored the long side
ne dizziness which came over the
rket encouraged bear selling on
a assumption 'hat the immediate
pand had been filled and that
ks would he taken ON again only
y lecided recesslons. Union Pacific.
gh. canadian Pacific and Reading
point below The highest of the
ming The market closed firm.
ering of shorts began In the clos
hours This ouying filled up the
II smnrtly toward tic close Clos
"A Irircs.
mnlRamatcd. Gah.
ignr. l05 bid
icniHon. 95h
cbding. 1878
11,RFTn Pacific, aiM
inihm Pacific. lF5h
N teel. ~ =
pch. preferred i01R
Chicago Provisions
hi Nngo. June lie Butter un-
n rled
pls unchanged.
ot toes. old lower Ice receipts
caiRs new steady, aim zoe. re-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17
The AIeinIs.

New York. June i7.--copper weak;
standard spot 20 August fl4.oo ~
1850
Tin weak spot 20 August sif.25 a.
f4.75.
Lead steady. sf30. hid
Spelter weak S5.00G5.l5.
Iron quiet and unchanged
London markets closed as follows
Copper weak. spot. 80 rs cd; fu-
lures. g.
Tin weak; spot 20s ias futures
eO3 IFS cd.
spelter. 90 2s cd
Lead. 20 ~ Cd
Iron. cleveland warrants. s5s nd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17

Boston, june Trading in do
NESTLE wool IL said to be "spofty. "
with values still holding tow levels.
The feature IL "a recent sale of half
blood Montana staple at between 90
and - cents, Bidders for the new
clip are more active Ia the west. In
the fleece wool section general apathy
seems "a prevail although some new
ohio has sold at 23 cents for un-
washed deialne. A fair quality of
pulled woul has been taken recently.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17
NTCK,s CHILI PARLOR
Enehiiadas. Hot fanatics, Chill Con
Carne and Short crders
l00 West Central
47sOMN00.

$500 500.
Receipts 10,O00; market
slow. prime fed steers. sS.2smS.7Oi
dressed beef steers. f7,50TS.25: west =
ern steers $1,000 so. sontacrn
steers. $1,000 500: cows. tt.75m I,75.
heifers. fG.sV1 s,G0 stockera -nnd
feeders. &6.h0@ 7.S5: bulls. So oU@
7.25; calves. 5000 1850.
sheep Receipts $4,000; market
steady; lambs. sG.gs@ 500. yearlings.
$500 ~ $50. wethers. 1880 600.
ewes. st.2smb.3s st"ckers aud feed
ers. t3.25e 5.00.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17

Wh"fiink, w Va. Junv li,-~ The
semi-centennial of West Vireinla =
admltlanco into the Union was for
mally opened here yesterday Prcsi-
dent Wilson az Washington. pressed /,
button ana the various exhibitions OF
the exhibition were set IN motion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17
Personal Property Loans


on furniture, pianos, organs, horses,
wagons and other chhttelH; also on
salaries and warehouse receipts; AZ
low AZ 5000 and az hiah a. $4,000.
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private. Time--one month 60 enc
year given. Goods 10 remain IN yuur
possession. our rates are reasonable.
can and see VA before borrowing.
steamship tickets 20 and from AL
parts Of the world.
PRIVATE OFFTCEe--Open Evenings
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN Co,
Rooms aud 4, Grant Building.
sO3ik West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17
Money market.

New York June H. Money on call
steady 2N2ia, per cent
Time loans easier; sixty days. "a
"a per cent; ninety days. az m4A
per cent; six months. 81 Gsia per
cent.
Close.
Prime mercantile paper. g per oeni.
Bar silver 59hc
Commercial hills. f4.S2A
Mexican dollars. 4Sc.
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds hrm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17

Kansas city, June a. Hogs Re-
ceipm 10000. market weak ~ Toe
lower huik. ts.hEmX,G5; heavy,
3s.6Om Go, packers aud butchers.
fs,G0@s.70. light $500 $40; pigs
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prrn,lnn Cnl,lnrl Iir.lrn..

Lima. Peru. June i7.-The Peruvian
cabinet under the premiership of
frederieo J.. Peralta has resigned,
This ministry was formed February
%.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17

Chicago. June ~ Hogs Receipts
10000. market slow. mostly 100 low
~ bulk III sales. kS.sOm sra; light,
2S.Q0m S,9a, mixed, &S.admS.
heavy. 4St6MS.TO. rough. SSt5m
S.30; pigs &G.60mS.ts
Cattle Receipts $500. market
steady 10 strong: beeyes. s1.60ma. 90:
Texas steers. S7.20mS20. western
steers. S7.10mS.20. stovkers aud feed,
ers. SG.i0mX.a0; COWS and heifers
Sf.00M 500; calves. f1.25ml0.25
sheep Receipts $4,000. market
weak "a sc lower; native. &i7bM
$50; western. $t.a0m $50. yearllngs
f5,b0M $50. native lambs. &5.2s9f
7.a0. western lambs $500 80,
springs. f5.5OW7.9o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17

9iAca Dee. 94A Ge47se.
curn-July, esc, sept. 69c; Dee,
G07sc.
oats July li%c: sept. ace; Dec.'
i3tkc.
Pork July. s2oG2isi Sept. s2o-
22ie
Lard july tll.o5. sept. sil.I5G
Hing. oct, Sit15is.
Ribs July, Sii.5ai Sept. &l1.G0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17

New York. June i7.-Cotion spot
closed steady, middling upiands.
81 zee; middling gull, si2.sa. No
sales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17
MONEY TO LOAN.

THESE RATES GUARANTEED.
salary Furniture Piano LEANS
Borrow $1,000. Pay Hack. siO.7S
borrow. $4,000. Pay Hack. s2i.OO
Borrow $4,000. PAY Rack. sal so
borrow $1,000. PAY Back sa2.50
Eull Rebate Always Allowed
Union loan Co. Rooms ell, Over
FIRST National Hank building.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17

coipts 80 cars.
Poultry alive. firm. hens. ICE;
springs. s4c. turkeys. lie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17

s. Louis. June l7--Lead firm.
Si2o. Spcrcr dun. $500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-17

lsuainsss propsrsx improved ana
t{,8Oo--6-roofn modern brick hun.
9nfoW. hardwood noorn hot wnisf
heat, are place good shade: fouflh
ward, cloEe In.
t1,s0n--a-reom cement block, mod
ern; corner IN Highlands. on car line.
t2,6o0--t-FoOm brick; bath, noof
corner lot: lots Of shade. an ward.
terms.
t22eo-7-room ssucco and frama
Residences. bath. electric lifhls. close
IN; south broadway.
&S2So--s-toom hrlck. modern. well
pnilt large porch; close IL. West 9li-
YER avenue.
tS0oo--5-room frame cottage. nin1-
ern; Fourth ward. near car lima.
tx.260-~t rupsn brick. inndnrn
large porchse. North Second nlfani.
i1RE INSURANCE.
SuHhTY nuNDa
MONkt NJ EsoAH
"A. Fleisc he
sii sogTH pNjuarra aTmMxr
Next - ruaimnlvn. Ri.sa,a a1e.
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AI4BUoUERoUE CLEANING 90.
Clean everything. carpets. houses,
make lawns. Their work il hest.
Phone 9b2.
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WANTED HELP--Female.
WANTED
PERSONAL

~ YOU want Co know now good tie.
New Imperial y, ask the ladies wlso
have them. Phone 4A2.
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MUSIC TEACHERS

Mis- llRilfli 81. fiifNli 90
Icncner 80 Violin
1is W. silver Ava phona asa.
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" INfiiN ~ ~
.. %. PEAK.
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ysilve December 8, 1914
y. Neafbo,iud---
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-14

'rYou GU: - % have comet is
not permitt..1-it IS rot right"
How Stu2a;l:s you look, Mss Della
ware," was al he said. He had never
before seen her arTayed in keeping
with these other lilies Of the field.
Indeed, his life had given him small
acquaintance with conventions, or
those who practiced them. He had
no mental process Of analysis as he
gazed at her now, or he might have
seen that after all the young woman's
costume was no more than one Of
flmy blue, draped over a pure and
lustrous white He could not have
named the fashion which drew it so
daringly close at hip and hem as to
reveal frankly all the lines of figure
which needed not to dread revelation
for its own sake, whether or not for
other sake. He could not have
guessed what skill. belonged to the
hand that fashioned this raiment,
could not have told its cost. To him
the young woman was very beautiful;
aDd he W2s too much confused to be
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n,!JPSiSs
john Rawn Is born III

.-1pNn
:. in life tc shows signs OF
I.....,r:' ;.c:,$ and inordinate seifishness.
C':i >E'TER H-fie marries Laura John
s".,. H., * a clerk in a ST. Louis railway
office When his daughter Grace is porn.
Years tate he hears Gra"es lover.
yo3ng engineer named Charles Haisey'
speak OF scheme to utilize the LOST cu:
rent of electricity. With his usual gf- g
scrupulousness he ap2ropriates IN" ldea
as his own and induces HalSey 10 pcr1ets
an experimental machine. He forms q
company. with himself as president. AT q
salary of 100000 q year. and iaiScy az
superintendent OF the works at salary
Of $5.d00
CHAPTER ,TI-Rawn takes ch,,1 ge OF
the office in Chicago. Virginia Delaware,
3 beautifu,. capable and ambitious young
woman. is assigned as his stenngrapner;
She assists in picking the furniture aEG
decoration for the princely mansion
Rawu has erected. Mrs. Rawn feels ou'
Of place in the new surroundings.
CHAPTER TV-Halsey goes to New
York with Rawn and Miss Delaware 20
explain delays in perfecting the new mo
tor to the impatient directors. He gets
message that a deformed daughter mas
been hor1 to his wife, Grace RaWn. re
returns to Chicago.
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he once whispered across the table, as
he bent above the menu. "You are
the part!" Suddenly there came to
him out of this occasion an additional
surge of self-confidence. Yes, he said
to himself, he, too, could travel this
gait. He could step easily into this
life, the summit of life in America
as he thoughts though born to 1t.
He could spend money with the best.
He could obtain for himself as beauti-
full a woman to wear his jewels as any
man here in all this great city. He
could as widely advertise his power,
his wealth, as any of these. Did he
not see envious eyes bent upon his
companion and upon himself? 1t was
done, He had won! He had sue
ceededi
After all, it had been easy, as he
had found so many things easy III the
iest. AS to the young woman with
him, John Rawn's cold heart went out
in admiration. "By Jove!" he said,
she's q lady, that's what she IS. She
be" Yet it is to be noted that his
admiration for this young woman was
primarily based not upon the usual
impulses of, men so situated, but upon
a vast self-respect, for that he had
placed her here and so proved his
own judgment to be good. Some souls
are SLOW to any love but that Of self,
the appreciation Of self being the
breath Of life to them. Even the beauty
of Virginia Delaware-and she was
beautifuI-Was swallowed up in John
Rawn's love and admiration for him
self
There was. thus far. no suggestion
of improperly between them, now or
later. They dined long, deliberately
and well. Miss Delaware drank no
wine, Rawn himself only abstemious-
". The kcenest delight OF the eyenia5 5
felt g. ether cane not Of food Or
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drink. The .lt0AicatioQ OF tEG clyyS
n;eht life fell upon them, entered
their souls. Distant and low-voiced
musical instruments set the air athrob
with sensuous melody. Flowers
bloomed, jewels blaZed, soft voices
rose. wine added its stimulus here
and there. But beyond this luxury,
this sensuousness, beyond the novelty
Of it. beyond the vague impulses of a
common, humanity which runs {
through all the world, they felt the
last and subtle delight which comes
with an admitted assuredness of self
the consciousness of power and abil-
ity to prevail, the certainty of know
ing all the path, all the full orbit OF
the great.
AS they sat thus calmly, apparently.
as most might have said, old habitues
of scenes like this, apparently persons
of wealth and distinction, Rawn felt
once more bent upon him the look OF
a passer-by. There approached the
table where they sat the couple he
had seen earlier that evening, state
ly and beautiful young woman, whose
features now were trifle more ami
mated, whose eyes were brighter; and
with her the same dyspeptic director,
sallow, with pointed dark beard. His
face flushed still more as he saw John
Rawn and his companion. He turned
an admiring gaze upon the latter,
whom of course he did not recognize.
Rawn caught the gaze. 1t was the
keenest delight of his evening that he
could smile back, showing his own
teeth also.
f'By Jove!" muttered the e1-direc-
tor to himself.
Il beg pardon!" haughtily comment
ed his own fair companion, who had
caught his gaze aside. "You know that
person? Who is she?"
Il don't know, my dear-I'm just
trying to think. Her FACET looks
like the goddess on some stock certif-
cate I've seen"
"Indeed?"
"Yes, goddess with a handful of
lightning bolts"
"Indeed?"
"Yes. We might call her the Lady
of the Lightnings' tonight. She surely
does shine like the bright and morn
ing star, the way she's Illuminated
eh, what?"
''Indeed?"
well, hang it all! She's locker,
too!"
"Indeed?"
Eyes, indeed! And they both look
like ready money" The ex-director
gave little laugh.
"You don't know them?" asked his
companion, more placated as they
reached the corridor, where Virginia
Delaware was at last out Of sight.
"No, don't know her-neyer saw
her before, unless, as said, in an en-
craving. Don't worry-I haven't got
any Of the engravings-now.
who is he?"
Fellow by name Of Rawn, from Chi
cago."
"Oh!" (
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group carefully. A conclusion was
forming in his mind. He was learning
that when man has achieved power,
success, wealth, notoriety even, he
turns with his next thought 70 some
woman; and finds some woman wait
ing.
And then it occurred to John Rawn
with sudden and unpleasing force
that, although he was among this
throng, he was not of it. Himself a
man Of power, success, yes, even OF
wealth, he lacked in certain betoken.
ing appurtenances thereto. A not un-
usual wave of self-pity crept slowly
over him. Why should he, a man of
his attainments, lack in any degree
what others had?
He stood pondering, not wholly hap
py, until presently he felt, rather than
saw, glance bent upon him by q
man who passed, stately and we'll
garbed young woman upon his arm.
He was man now in faultless eve
ming dress, yet easily to be recognized
none less, indeed, than the dyspep-
tic director who so summarily had
been dismissed by John Rawn himself
not three hours ago. His dark face
became even darker as he saw the
victor of that controversy standing
here alone. He smiled sardonically.
To Rawn it seemed that he smiled
because he saw the solitary attitude
of a man as good as himself, as fit
as himself for all the insignia of
power, yet publicly self-confessed as
lacking all such insignia. He start
ed. flushed, frowned. He had shown
these men, these influential magnates
in New York, that he could be their
master upon occasion-he had mas
tered this man passing yonder Yet
now he stood here alone, with no
woman to advertise his power to the
world; and men laughed at him! No
woman wore his silks, displayed his
Jewels. He was John Rawn, born to
the purple; yet he might be taken
here for a country merchant on his
first trip from home.
He turned to the key-counter. The
clerk, with infallible instinct-without
his request-handed him the key to
his room, not lacking acquaintance
with men of Mr.. Rawn's acquaintance,
and knowing money wen he saw it.
Rawn passed down the hall.
went up two flights ia the elevator,
turned into the left-hand corridor, and
at length knocked deliberately at a
door where light showed.
Gomez" called a soft voice. He
knocked again, trife hesitant, and
locked down the corridor, each way.
The voice repeated, "Come!" He
pushed open the door.
Virginia Delaware stood before her
dressing-glass, her toilet for evening
completed except perhaps for touch
about her coiffure. She turned now,
and flushed as she saw her visitor.
''Mr. Rawn" she exclaimed; 81
thought it was the maid! had just
called her.
'Rawn turned and shut the door.
Never mind her." he said. Il will
be gone in a minute. just wanted
"You must go!" she exclaimed.