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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
r.Asr SicHTs MEETING.

with the largest sttcndancc ON fcc.
ord husinera'- llke cnihush@m OF IN,
zane variety which msthodieaily rei'
results. and an optinlNn based oH
eertaln grounds. the COMMERCIAL ciut
meeting iast nlnht eas revelation
g. mans. sirikine prouf ~ the In
tcr.si which has hccn awakened 10
manlcipaI and Development problems
anong the bpsineas men % Albuqucr-
Que aud an earnest Of great thing
10 ths future
n wac undous,edly from every
s,sndpoint the most suecvssfsii meet
Ing ever held hs ih. Commercial club.
u was N many respects tho most
helpful and The most profitable. The
advice Of AIessrs Bcdichek and Bias
sett. the two expert publicity men,
who know community udvertislng
from 4 % = and know ths methods
which they have sson work out sue
resafuily clsoNhcrc. IL bound 70 r..
sun IN a piE impetus % town boosting
here Tho talks by looas men we're
listened e. Witi. equally close in,cTes,
by the citizens present But there Is
nothing moro that ncods 10 DC said
than that several hundred - thc
leaders in ala DRsses o. Albuquerque
lie and progress turned out and
spcnt The evening discussins ways and
means ~ betterine the city. The
size % the Attendance alone Il siifii-
client Accommodation Of the way Albu-
uoera feels about a. II was a mag.
nihcpr meeting Every gathering
like that will sei this city ahead with
scrk. The Aibnqncraue spirit has
been awakened ~ never before and
when the AibuWlcrque spIri, starts
out 90 gct anything you can wager II
vii succeed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
Amenities Along The
PecoS

No mould advise santa iiu-a uul
IuIi summer Geo b,dI,t thvWsrIN's
ptI uult tnroviuz roeNs 90 each other
Ne f,J'ig SHOCKING. Fu. instance.
thr ~lutt Eusa SIM SAYS
Du, or the Intelligent 60 lr-lsia.
tors uf NpN Mexico has introduced
o aiU tu prevent hogs mud swine run
ming ui large. As She word swine
includes th- entire family of suida'
this brilliant law must mean too les
g,d H,-~ co. tlr gcnu. homo Tdkius
TINS INTERPRETATION ut his ,u"rt i1'
uJV be- too sweeping Or 5il the boss
ui tH. $50 logged Kind were K'p'
rios,ir .o.ralel wuuN of The ""
A,,NI.o towns would boz deserted.
Wh,r,urou th" editor OF Hr For
Suwn,r Review arises upon his behind
leg. .nd Says.
Y,v. HuI santa Vusu would iHk' ih'
premium ur being doe most desc rir'
town ir 'hr state.
lf 'r.r, ever Mas e. town i.uti Na'
4 .rHt,. 30 ls santa Nusu. >utHlui
...u 10, -ugE,st'd for ih' Hril'riuru
90 ,,ul,lHl.ltse county iAAt NIN TAN
Win u,ur With the Santa lbosa h"s
mile. 10 9. for the hvu'ui 80 SAINT
Eu.p Boo particular n u Be- bridges
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
4 COUNTRY OF rnr,urnv.

n the annals II thc numerous and
long continuing revolutions IN the
republic % Mexico are a criterion the
principaI chora,f iutic of the people
IL ircachcry Perhaps ihis Is too
broad s,atcmont. ut uny rate
trsachery has certainly characterized
Oh the Vaccinations and operations
~ both "esta biished' government ami
would-be government in Mexico dur
ing the protractcd gsme OF hide snd
seek % the past fUw years Hence
b. iH not surpriaing that 10 Sostcrda, :
disratchcs vc nrrd That Madcro has
been arrested aud placed la durance
not By the enemy but d, his own
icaders ~ ir only a short time linpo
General Diu4 al Vera cruz Waa
taken ircachorously into custody hy
tho men who were supposed Go hc
advancing e. iis standard AZ BE- Norc
with open arms Tomorrow doubt
less wc shall nud General Hucria q
victim ~ his own -ubordinates IN,
prospects arr good that the strand and
hilarious farce VIII continue. a
orozco has declared that Hu"rtg
doesn't suit him ar provisional prcsi.
dent. Emilio Naaaurx Gomez has ul
ready anucAed Go himself that honor
lnpata b. reportod dissatisfied viii
the turn events have taken and IRE
VINO haa presidential bug 81 hi
Own n b. announced also that th'
solemn vaudeville performance u
another national election wiz b,
giNen.
Trul5 900, revolution germ is
ffighiful insect Apparently there d
no hope for Mcslco uuul II complete
its devastation ami dies uatura
death
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

offered 70 surrender q, and on gnb ~.
epunt they eere assnled bY tllcl Iac.
zion nou N the auccndaui Tha "a,
tion has already donc enough ashllng
20 show that y u IN earnest. and thu s
q win stand ou, az long a. human
endurance prfiniis. When Il glNcs
~ a. win merely surrender % thc
lnevunUae II VIII giys way 90 ovcrt
whciining foree. Az Comprised ln the
armies o. thc ailles. backed up. vs.
the latter are, BY The great powers
The nnanlmity 81 the conccri cf
the powers Ia sustaining BUisaria.
Scr,la. Montcncerc and Creccc ~ this
large faota IN the Balkaa situation
The his nallonp have brotfhs pfcs-
surv IN sctcral shapes ON furhra ~
makc pcact with her cnemltr by SUR
rendering Adrlsnoplo and The o,hcr
territory which they demanded rhc
powerr even threatened. THAI V Tnr'
key uan3aged her goniumsc, u Nuuhi
De lu dBngef 81 assault, ia Asia- while
the threat of q possibic menace froia
Asla - sHlh, and Turkey hnovs II 20
be ~. ihs,uslstoncc " lhc powors on
the other points b. of momenious sig
uincance for the ottoman chiefs No-
body IN EWrupc Says a good wori ror
thcm although Ausirn ~ anxious
that, in lhc adjustment. lhcs shall
not b. treated too hsrshly ENccpi
d few 90 thusc nearest a. tie Dgrda
nclles Turkey viii probably bc cuW
pollvd 90 surrender an the Aegean
lslands 90 Greece Thc Grccks are
uslng some ct thc Islands A. a basr
Ter their na,Hl und ucrul'lsnc attacks
"a Turao, Their people are chiefly
Grcek 80 blood. But IN defense ri
their own prestige the Young Turks
wiu retain these islands. az well us
The TERRITORY which must ultimatei,
De handed over TO the allies. es lons
az possible
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

l,Ew MORE DAYS usc this viii
4ltunly maze the Enstor iats BLOOM
O.
iVcKIi.Y We dony hccp casd ia
dcs ~ the fat. uf our i.cutcn rcsolu-
tlons.
ADRiNNoFilB 90 w understand
y. ptopYrs ~ hold oui un'il the "'s'
'o''essc = s'ne
hELEN kELi.ER says site cant
$50 anythlhs objectionable 70 thu tur'
Ncy irot"
ALI GR.NF~rEEs should he Ike
i0tHcf BuriwnK. Wlg ecniincs him
self iu nature
PLAYING baseball at sie,ooe .
stgr y cerhdni9 be- eScclionl aud re-
frcshiug spott
~ YuU MISSED that Commercial
club meeting last night you really are
bchind the times.
APPLES WRAPPED In paper Wi,
keen Two years 10 they are Uut Nhrr"
uys cannot get At item
JtMiNY. how ,imc lilies seems only
itM NNhH NNN''f 50 p tfNNf FH ".'''N
ping early for christmas.
g
CAPTAIN HpBsDN b. goiug 10
take "a long nan Japan has agreed
not 60 Increase her army or naAN
=
10 NuT CAD" saws a Val. man
~ ~ wears IL should tell ihis ip
10. prospective occupant ~ GU" Kent
chair
d
~ SOME piNCt.S parcel post ia
crowded with spring hats. The rush
D. expected 10 continue until after
Easter
Mr.. MORGAN says 70 is impossible
10 control all the money va the world
This. however. should not discourage
any properly ambitious young man.
THE TALLESr WOMAN 10 az,
world Is dead az quincy ~, She was
etghi fert four inches high She
oN ned magnificent country home
with tl tht furniture built ln pro-
portion 90 her size.
o
$50 NERO must have chucklvd,
40 0uuio from thc Sutcvcpost 'ut th'
cnrls christians field dag in the Col
| osseum ~ Ncr0 ever saw the COT
losseum.' comments Harris Merton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
HESITATION WALTZ
AND DISHRHG WIRING
LATEST ATROCITIES

80 Iuul. No. F,1. D. T., llrd.
rrkTpuE club. which tUuuuu god ihti
uul tH, .,dpts and ui-ninod dunu"s
should br. dlsuiHN~d uuou Ils ballroom
0uui bon n announced 20 masked
lWN recently. hds .''ugn.1rd the p"r.
ulari, u| the Hesitation waltz "ud
modified fhv ruling
TO ui, cud that nn members ut the
club lr initiated iutn No. mysteries ui
tur nose dance. thr club has sent out
circulars hup, uur.ng iHrt liair
Tr.mu ,Ip teach tart W"mhur Nhu
attend. hIy aau. t56 brlmUr huui"-
sard r,Nt WcducsdJf ..ruIUg
"Tu, H'.itailuu waltz ~ UHrdh
uks. fu.t.hlrIc ihr puIulrii OF thr
"TIrE. Trut" aud its wuut adup'a-
uuny n 'av.s 90, tViu- and q" oi
th, Hrt. trot i'u steps and also
Iarks th, rhythm Of The Tango and th'
i.u.tuu rtItgt. lluVt.vr. the 'llpR-
lfHflDr" ta lurt dainty uu- Is topped
g., Mf urd Mrs TRIM 's sure 90 NIn
no, u'uualt of th" Ltedyrh au:H menu
bets.
Tn, fvwrv ot thr dame + moi IN
the "n,s.taI iun but in the "dislrag
wiring. inch ront- 90 the end Ui
tu. dance u rs described inu.
"GrptIcmau Wkcs lad, right hand
la lir r.Fht. lads .ltIt hand Boo Nls lrft
'Geuti,mnu turns lady .ihr wing.
Inz 4tslrai ladf cross Ing iu front
tntu sh. is or nit inif side 'Ieu sIut
down sliding ictt foot De. HHutdf. ui
same time bending iisni Knee
"H.p, ttrnins "" O." nppg.I'
-.ut
TIL s very pretty tuu cn,.uNr
byI +. mot I..,l, 600 bee received en-
thusiasil.all, by ladies Inclined 10
.to,itp,. irhr r.st ~ tliy waltz uu
the puntrary, Nlil Dee 'cr. acceptable
tu tl,u pit' ir slow measured step
AND hHltitiou htch.
The patb 10 DEE H'N'n =" W. 80
irr.rany members un th" lHth VII
b. uniot,. Tive members are tu Doe
sre.ts .n the strictost sou-' of th'
work everything VIII be- donated
including the HALL service. lunehcoh
| eirars s,vor..-eyeii The linen OF th'
| gsntienep h 10 be called tor noXt da.
and hundred without rh"tst Var
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
Tnr rssur At ooNsrANuNorE

On the side uf Coustantinoplr ,hc
war b. helms vaged Or ihs maIntch-
awe ~ IN aso,udancl 90 the founa
TURKS. and not Tor the retention ut
Adr.anopir Tho Turkish cabinet re-
nlxcs that Adrianoplr viii bo lost la
ans event. bot th. nght which o. being
made 10 hold h h. Tor the purpose ~
pliloryinT thc uid Turks whv would
have surrendered 10 several weeks
as0. without making serious at
tempt 10 defend BE- The young Turks
are Nighttime to SHOW 'het country
men iHai tho, no better patriots lhsn
were tho olomoui which th'y recent.
overihrew md thas hope Go proions
their supTenncN
peace sails. -sgr ihe ~. Lpu's
t,,oic- DemncnsL ~ heard from Lon
don asalu, and probably this VII
mean something Jus, ~ soon a. the
ruling faclion la Cousisniinoplc be-
l,.ves that a can maintain 'tgelf II Il
gives up four-nfths Of i,s territory IN
Ieu,oo. 10 ihe allies The oid Tsrka
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

I,,iua. ',he must have worked beck
nneaaae ncfots The ~tNN eighteen
wears after he pinFcd his iugular w
l'haon's ,illu."
tYMY I.vEp." said the play rc"dct'
4 have fcha unl one pasn Of th''
manus rrlpt. which contains us pa 1cs
hui u IL enough to convince mc thht
the talus cannot possess merit"
"Au rinht" said the niatr1gcf Mold
a FOR iive muuihs aud then rctutn Y
Nth "a uutc that gfict carctul con
sidcfailun, etc.
i:xttasagHn,e
There was youns ladi, aud wash
q quaint
She fsld out dollar Ca powder hhu
pulut
win pencil of bi~muth her eye
Ana si for he purpose o. makins q
g
TIs. Artistic Tie.
Their, be- pleasure IN thc vet. vet c'al
when the artists hand " p"tiing -
There is pleasure VA the wet. vet ldl
when The poets pad b. hluttng II
There h pleasure IA the ~hiuc "i YOU
picture on the line
Al The Royal Acade-my
llut the pleasure iri, Too these iE /"
chalk to thcddar ticca'
when " comrs to wei WHd' h".
To u quiet Nrgcaahle lie
no most imporca lie
10 IL Nutcr.tight. urcptout susI'
iron. sunk-hiugv. tlrnr-l"c'
lie
Not Il private hnusom We.
Eut q rnir-pud -htougnam l".
/ Not q Httl" place 40 footing 't'
countr, hous" Win shooting
Nrd - rlus.Trnse. deer park Iir
-gudyard kiplins.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

good roads, che. II " q. X as long az
Il In 0t SAINTS Rosa or In the lmmedi
ate vicinity. hut IL Wythmg of the
Kind Is purgested for THIS part 81 the
country or over about Vaughn. you
hear some Of the greatest squealins
from the Santa Rosa hogs that was
over heard The worst Of " " that
they have ~ man, of those two lcgged
hogs al santa nonh that the rest OF
the country stands 40 show vt the
trough
50 ~ cur uplpiun that alt Santa Rosa
needle Ia have ull the hugH corrhllcu'
Is hog wire lcnce around the COW ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
Better Than
Spanking

spanking win not cure 'hild-
rrn 81 wcttiug ilbc he'd, because
u H. not a habit hat u dangerous
di-cH-c. Iir 4. a. Rowan
Drug Co, Dcpj, 557. chicago.
M. inNr discovered strictly
harmless remedy Tor tih, di~.
trr>~ing disease aud e. NAH"
known IT, merits lhrN viii send
y 80, I.,, kagc -crurcl, wrapped
aud prepaid Ah-ulutci, Ire" I"
RnN IradUF uT Ile Herald. Ilii~
rcm"d, Hi-'i cures frequent dc-
sire 10 urina,c Hnd inR,tlitN 10
tsnIuI urine during the niglii
81 ia, iu old 80 Nuuug, Ia"
& ~ Rowan Drug Go. l. az Odd
iioiipilr iluW~s; write Z" iI'cn
iwia, I"r the rrrc meii'iu
tur- tie AFFLICTED ucmltr~ 81
,"ur family, lh"u tell YOUR
ncigi,bur- aud friends about tbs
rCnwd,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
SondtOriuA Versus
the ROOming House

Editor Evening Herald
Tho doctors have spoken ct. nc
mcuagg Ma The ruuning huure@ ~ flus
citN 'AhdFAhN Inconsistency ~ ~"
council In regard tU ranHtoriu. Tue
writer knoNb something ui the rnon-
lug huusc peril, az his huntr h con
tieuUus 90 one where tue luVulid hWi,
Fli la the ward most OF the tiiilr nWi
al the while spli Vu thr grupn'l GIVE
us the banatoriuu or pnithinE clso
Which hak rules &c cleanliness aud "a.
forces the sHnic. We are told tnnt ia
these ruOmlng houses aud hOtUls Jn'
after another occupies u room WIN.
ult ~ having been fumigutcd. should
tbs hc allowed can't our r"uu'N
aivv ua some protection along IRIS
iinro CiTIIEN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

fluff may prove sn effective "'h-
ailiut" rpt tn rcal goods
Nucr the fght ~ over mun mate
r .orr, IL, dldnt compounds.
a., .asior tot most men go pru, n,r
furTi, rnc-s than % is Co tight ton,p
tptlou.
Ducc ~ e great while mature mai q
30 m-tah" uuJ 81" turns "ut O. hand
some man.
u dupsnt take the man who thinks
be- kuuwS ia al very long 80 tcll no.,
iutlc hc realty knows
~ The tamil mkt door v'ars m"i"
1,iish clothes than her own. e No
au cam ,asil, imuglu" thoS have less
to cat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
Ilcnc,lIum- ol . I,a,,lnrIor.

tFrvm iuc New hviN lfr-r.'
what you lik. about e rich nah If
may be- YOU 'au bot some OF 49,
Tia. reason "a woman could AWAY !
respect prin rs BE- ih'A newer roul'
,hcmselVc-.
There's hardly ans man that could
max. e cboi,r between a. visit 90 his
Nlf,'p relatives aud iury duty
What makes man 40 'fVd FROM
business HR go have iu tAft utp "il'i
dinner o. 60 Je home With IN" tommy
iuytcad uf out with the BOYS.
Tho reason siri wouldn't miss say
Ing lcr nufnlns prayers tor dlNtlih'
o. while she's saying theW is ih' uu'
SHE decides Nhst she's going =" war
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

The resignation 90 Prlncr Katsura
and his cabinet following tho noting
10 Toxic. aud the accession TO the
premiership 81 Count Yum0moto In
dictate q change from the lmpCriaIistic
policy Of thu latc premier aud give
promise tha, Japan viii Row advance
in the direction OF true constitutional
government. The san Francisco
Fhronicic thus ,iows the situation:
q has been evident FOR some weeks
HAT neither the Japanese diet nor
the mass 81 the Japanese people was
IN favor of the military expansions
planned by the Katsura ministry.
Unqucstlonably Kutsura was rccog-
nized by all classes az veteran
statesman whose ability had been
tested Ia both war aud peace. Hut
his 0otchword vas imperialism. ~,
pledged himself aud his follower. h.
"a rigid lingoism, aud iinsoianl, u APP
pears. IL not what the japanese want
The iinPcrialistic oug,rncss ~ Kat.
sura has always been shown whom the
Iarmy and the uaNy hove appealed iut
appropriation ia the dict ilo WA
foiled FOR time by the Marquis
saion-Ji who belongs To- the phllo.
sOphical radical school IN Japancs,
politics saIon-Jl kept the army upoi
It's peace footing. but hs was not To-
The good sraces ~ the new emperor
and he was displaced
Indeed. Yoshihito no lcss than Kst
sura hss been held responsible, fOi
thc sudden fall Of salon u from pow
or The emperor wanted miItturis
premier. and saion-JI llh dow
drcadnuughls SLOWLY
The new premier Yamlmo,o. VIE
was furuerl, minister Jf marine bc
longs Ia th" same constitutional part,
of which Suion-Ji has been chief, uu'
probably holds very much The sam'
Vcvs us Go ,hr uno-tiur premier 70,
VIII hardly sustain tu his suycr,,gi
the utmo relation that the retirIul
premier did
d be- very evident from what has
happened that the world is lo hcJ
more ct svif.govcrnm-nt and ih
power Of the people 't Tol,io thuu
has heard boz tl, pasl % b. olyu
too. thu Emperor Noshihitp Is vel
muph t,H divine" ln GA, tradition.
rcns, than ',us his father 'ruv ue'
ro,ereign appears before h,s subject
~ much lesser dcsrc, of majoh
than be- probably Wishes
Sine, hiu accession Yo-uhiio ha
shown himself frequently upon go
streets, his health Being rcepl, aud Dbl
physicians having ordered him q" TAX
exercise freely There is thus n,
ihot W,t-r, about him that the iai
emperor va7 able TO- ~, serve. an
d with ,ho los- Of mystery has dcpaItc
much ui that vsncration iu which "a
Japanc.r prorjc have been sccu'
tomrd TO bold their sovereign
NoN th4t Yoshihto har bee
uJiiged 60 youccdr th' resignation Z
iSaJsu ness order of things mu
%, expected 40 Toxic The party sy
, tenn of government. which hithcrl
hbs been fallur, there. VIII o., give
q better working ,huucc. Tho crust
ing burdens Of td2ation viii Dee igh
rned aud obstacles which huNo oc'
in thc vsy of irus constitutional a.
,,olopmrui van p, removed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

loun members Of the flpb are donating
.lic rctvicc Of theig asriculaf ntVs Of
buAinefs.
Tho appearance ~ the now dance
viii be- g novelty to the tiVdcrkranS
which has refused 10 sanction the nov
dan. lA III ~ hAlIa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

prominent legislator critic. ih'
Liberal that IN" 7aipry uur tun 4" %
simpi, unr. 81, s,Ns ca,h W'ult,l cot
The lcgil. cure 81 unNuIs Al" pros tI'
NJ rcasoua Jhs apA gwen lnV stlar'.
M rVtrt county tsctpi Doll" own. dud
vsuts Goo have U1oul ulatir. u h.t
hou, ruuuty. when ihrl can 9'l
this Ugursd at There Wtll Dee uu ir"u.
bio 10 passing tiC bin L"rdH1urr
Liberal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

This b. the season of the 'Cat whom
mothers feel Vcry much concerned
over tho frequent rvlus Contracted hs
ihcif children. aud have abundant
reason fov a. 40 every colo wcakeha
tho luDRu lowers the vitality amt
payca the way for the more serious
diseases that 80 often follow. Cham
borlain's Cough Remedy u famous Tor
~ cures. aud 10 pleasant aud sale "a
take. For sale b. All druggisth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

Here r b mrrasEe uf hope anu
good cheer from Mrs. e., !, Martin.
Hoonc MN Va. Nho ~ the mother OF
eighteen children. Mrs Martin was
cured of stomach trouble and consii'
patton ~ Chamberlain Tablets after
nyc years of suffering, hnd now rec
ommonds these tablets 10 the public
Sold b. al druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

s western crank v hu argued iuH'
uli punishment for sins ie w't'd "ni
ln tai. world nu. burned TO- .,Iih ~
"a hotel ni, The u,At night $50 DO D
= hirftaiu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
NwfnI strain

II prraidsnt-elo,i Wtle"u delays
much inugsr ~ announcing a., p"i
sonnet ~ HE cabinet. % number "i
prugnu-thHlurt are lt'll Zoo s1'''i
from nervous prostitution 'aVit"t"
NtNtr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

Tia. tn indians are grU1 De on
the Warpain again the hr MN
ser, 90 ralmrp. Syringe, Sto.kuiun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
THE STATE PRESS.
And Trt,ini-tR-.

Prerequisites. Zapat'stas. DIlsi-tas
and Rev, sistaa have JOINED ~ Cn'
might, shout 81 Down with The M'-
dcrlsias Thls "ugnt &" bring .cW
tnrrszogU NeWs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

Every man scta i" ih' front soon o.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

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The Washington times., 1913-06-12
9Th STREET STORE

to make room for incoming fall and winter models
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The Washington times., 1913-06-12

This will be the greatest shoe conducted in this cnot
only because the sacrifices will make
of the wenown brands of shoes that will be in the sale and be-
of the great ;.
Sho-aes
aged Shoe dealers making general clearance styles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-07

spot cotton quiet, unchanged: middling,
l2as Sales on the spot, eighty-two bales;
to arrive, 40; receipts. 800 bales; stock
aOSk
The cotton market this week first took
on wide advance on continued un-
favorable crop news and then lost much
OF 1t on the stand taken by the Senate
democratic caucus against trading in cot
gain of 81 to - points. The high prices
were made Wednesday and the low
prices Friday. At the highest the
trading months We're los to 11o points
over last weeks close: at the lowest they
were II to is points over. The range
was 93 to % points.
The market was closed Monday.
Tuesday the unfavorable weather condi-
tions over the holidays in Texas and
Oklahoma caused buying while the gov
ernments condition report of 6S.2 per
cent of the nominal on August % was ac-
cepted as confirmation of bullish accounts
of crop damage in the belt through heat
and drought. Wednesday the market
failed to react materially from the long
advance and prices went to new high
levels for this year.
Crop news showed no Improvement
and bulls claimed heavy deterioration
since August rs.
Friday the market made less show
Of strength and had something of
a reactionary tendency. but was very
steady when kilograms from Wash
ington stated that the Senate demo-
cratic caucus had refused to recon
slider it's approval of the Clarke amend
ment to the tariff bill. The market i'm
mediately broke. and before the sell
ing movement was over the greater
part of the advance of the week was
wiped out.
In the spot department prices gained
fiye-sixteenths of cent. middling
closing at 1875 against - sic last
week and 11s this week last year.
sales on the spot amounted to 1866
bales, against 1872 last week and 63S
this week last year. Sales to arrive
amounted to $40 bales, against 5s7 last
week and so this week last year.