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The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

In the graceful lines which nature
seems to manage % well whom given
. chance.
For those who prefer the chantilly
veil with its crisp nswnsss upon II
Il may be said that II 10 possible to
stinen Il with . little gum arabic dis
solved In water The veil 10 to b
thoroughly dampened and presssd dry
with . moderately hot iron under tis-
cue paper.
The second picture shows very
clearly one OF the fashionable wells
which one may purchase by the yard
or In the single veil lengths. There
IL an endless variety In patterns for
wells Of this kind. innumerable fancy
weaves In mesh and border They are
To be selected for their becomingness.
NJ other things are. Some meshss are
more becoming to certain compiexions
than others.
This veil IL soft. very light. moves
with every breath Of wind and scorns
tho very thought Of crispness.
Wells arc shown In black. In white.
and occasionally In mixtures Of the
two. Hut tho black veil can hardly be-
said to have = rival In popularity.
However. the story Of midsummer
may BE- - different a. whits 10 from
black. The pare white veil hes .
charm for midssnnsr wear unsqsaisA
By any other.
uu,A norYoss, ~
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15
Conducted ny the National Woman
christian Temperance unionD

"NeopEcrA0lg"o AlooNo.
A city paper calls attention TO the
boulevard saloon" The boulevArds,
1t asserts. should be kept free from
anything 80 detrimental TO the morals
Or the men. women and children who
every summer evening come from the
more crowded residence districts 70
enjoy the porer air and pleasantsr
sights OF these great thoroughfares'
NO matter" 1t says. how gilded 9
place may be where liquor Ii sold. no
matter how quiet. apparently, II 10 IN
unft place for 4 boulevard" And
where. may we ask. II the saloon 10 g
be made respectable 10 II litter than
In respectable localities? II the saloon
Is an evil. II It Is q place where young
men and women lose their lives and
honor" as this same article says. why
should it be foisted upon the poorer
districts-upon the people who daily
walk to and from Office or store, OF
who take their evening recreation a
the theaters or public halls The sa
loon Is a mt place" for no one. there
fore a 1T place nowhere.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15
OUT OF A jos.

OUT OF A JOG.
The cry is sometimes made that II
saloons are voted out, saloonkeepers
will lose their jobs. and their families
will suffer. Did 1t ever occur to you
that II the saloons are not voted out.
hundreds of the patrons of the saloons
will lose their jobs and their families
will suffer?
II there are 80 bar rooms In q city.
with two barkeepers each, would any
one say that these 80 bar rooms will
not put out OF q job during the year
more than so men? Out Of the men
who patronize these 80 bar rooms.
hundreds viii be discharged from
stores. shops. offices. railroads and
other businesses. Isn't II better that
we should put 80 barkeepers out Of Z
job than that these 50 men by their
business should put many times ~
many men out OF . Job!
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

put ma
H.
his
s all right
second
On occasion dyspepc preacher home with member Of his
gods
proud o parson
Bud with
him. said
bevndmen
chicken Y
fhe Of
sons answered. no dropped
Did the composition Of those bscus' Well
! cam eat mad
raw
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15
Probably Soup.

The witness. q heavy-set man. who
looked as though he spent good
share Of his time feasting. was called
to the stand as witness In case OF
assault and battery.
you were In the restaurant at the
time this happened" began the Judge.
Now. tell the court just what you
heard"
who. met" asked the man, In BE-
wilderment Il didn't hear anything
was eating. Saturday Journal.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15
TOTAL AssrA,NsRs rAvoasp.

The Virginia Pharmaceutical asso-
citation at It's annual convention went
On record a. favorins statewide total
abstinence. The resolution touching
statewide legislation and Al enabling
act carried with Il the decision of the
pharmacists not to ask any special
.avors Of the Legislature regarding tho
,ale Of alcohol In the event virginia
becomes q dry state.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15
HARM FROM ALCOHOL.

Other things being equal. the less
alcoholic liquors are resorted to the
better the chances for the patients
recovery. Alcohol does not nourish.
but pulls down. does not stimulate.
but depresses: does not strengthen.
but exeites and exhausts.-Dr. Nor.
man Kerr. England President OF the
Society for the Study Of Inebriety.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

he was Z big boy OF eleven, and ~
his father was In the army. and dos
ems Of friends and relatives had sons
forth to battle against the dreaded
"Yank." John sharp one night decided
that his country called him 10 arms.
The fact that he was only eleven. and
about the only road he know was that
to ths candy shop. did not deter him,
Out In the darkness Of tho night the
"call" Of his country sounded a. loud
rs the dinner horn 10 hungry hands
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

young
ths kitchen chimney
Looking he old Uncle
his
bsttss a bsck
exploded
ntn1 ~ hsT to>s hens bssaks
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

calling
.
Several later when the prosecuting found
When
lowing questions
indicted this oReuser
To
OUT q nosbisr =
said quickly As Tor playing the fool
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

isn't an everyday affair. here goes.
Scene, Massachusetts avenue as
II enters Scott circle. Hour, about
9:15. when bankers. brokers, corpora
ton lawyers and capitalists OF early
bird habits were whizzing downtown
in their limousines. touring cars and
what not---which means any vehicle
above street car--until they came
TO the goat.
He was on the wrong side OF the
street And he wouldn't bulge.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

Helm. representative from Alabama
and story teller In chief to the house.
has started out loyalty to upset tradi-
ton. He has taken to telling two sto-
ries instead OF one in the time men
toned. Here are two samples Mr..
Hefiin recently interjected into de-
bate:
"A fellow had lost an eye. and he
said 10 the surgeon. Doc, I have just
naturally got to have another eye. and
] don't want any glass eye. want a
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15
wINelgss AND segaless.

The annual dinner given BY Typo
graphical Union No II Of Harrisburg.
Pa. IN celebration Of Benjamin Frank.
Inns birthday. vas winelsss and beer
less. Its success was 10 marked that.
Il 10 said. all future dinners and en-.
tertAinments given BY tho union will
be free from Intoxicating liquors.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

veak-minded man. the judges were
disposed to be lenient. though the EVIL.
dence was conclusive - to bis guilt.
Il told Rcaves that he must act
as foolish an he could In order to help
his case. So on the day the case was
tried Reaves appeared In court--it
was . roasting summer day--wearinG
y heavy oyercoat buttoned up TO his
throat.
When the court was opened by
the marshal Reaves Jumped up and
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15
Call Him the Story Teller in Chief to the House

NE all tradition unwriten rules
amply sufficient But
since this against following precedent Tom
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15
NATIONAL Cllgl{ilkQ
|AlrIEAlugS at al 80 go
Great Excitement, But the Goat Was Serene

AsiiNGToNThia about lawyer Not the lawyers
but iy that belonged All the lawyer had do Will
i tell what happened whom suboe
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

coRkscREW loego iro PULL
Ex-conGressman lands Of Indiana
Gums up the whole temperance situa.
don when he says; The corkscrsw
hasn't gos The pull Il si,sd 70 have"
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15
Why John Sharp Williams Never Joined the Army

WILLIAMS
IL
lunch The i height
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

REPRESENTATIVE Carolina
He .
indicted violation the
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

Impostant - Nlotn0ee
Examine carefully every bottle q
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children. and see that k
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

II IL quite possible TO eliminate the
sting from . joke and still retain IL
point.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15
cas Channels.

cas channsis-
Bacon-Those old-fashioned gas
pipes seem to be going out Of use.
Egbert--what do you mean BY old
fashioned gas pipes,
"why, speaking tubes."
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

Re happy. Use Red Cross Bag Blns:
much better than liquid blue,. Dslights
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

Dr. Pierce.s Pleasant Pellets cure CO.
stipation. Constipation 10 the Gauss -
many diseases. Cure tn cause and ycs
cure the disease. Ear TO take. Adv.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-15

Rich relatives are used By poor men
rs objects at which they can point
with pride and expectancy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
OF SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
~ your Rack hurts or bladder both
co.'s yua. drink lots of water.

When your Kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore. don't gef scared n
proceed 10 load your stomach with
a lot Of drugs that excite b kidneys
aud irritHtc the entire urinary tract
Keen ycur kidneys clean ike you
keep your bowels clean hy finishing
them with "a mild. harmless salts
which removes the body's urinous
waste and stimulates them 10 their
normal activity. The function OF
the kidneys a. 20 filter the blood. m
- hours they strain from u 6O0
grains 81 ncid and waste pa we can
readily understand the vital import
ance Of keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots n water-you can't
drink too much; also get from
pharmacist about four ounces OF lac
Salts. take a tablespoonful Ia @ glass
81 water before breakfast each norm
lrg Tor a few days and your kidneys
VIII act fine This mmous salts ~
made from the acid Of grapes and
lemon juice. combined with iithia,
aud has been used fur generations Go
clean and stimulate ciogsed kidneys;
also 20 hcutraiize the acids Ia urine
90 Il no longer Is q source ~ irriin-
ton, thus ending bladder weakness.
Jnd Salts - inexpensive; can not
%iniure, makes o delightful %efferyos-
cent lithin water drink which every
one should take now and then 70
Keep their kidneys clean and active.
TRY this. also keep up the ate
drinking and no doubt you win Won.
der what became 81 your kidney
trouble and hackache
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10

Notice.

To the Stockholders Of the North
western Colonization and Improve
mons COMPANY Of Chihuahua;
Notice ia herehr given that "a spe-
clal meeting of The Stockholders Of
The Northwestern Colonization and
Improvement Company OF Chihuahua
win be held az the office Of the COM
pany, No. ~ stern building. IN tho
city Of Albuquerque. State Of New
Mexico, on tho -ist day OF March.
1914, al ten Gol o'clock IN the fore
noon, for the purpose Of considering
and acting upon H proposition Tor ra-
tifying and approving the following
acts OF the stockholders n direc-
.torH OF this company IN respect 20 tho
foreclosure. appointment OF Tomas
Macmanus and other ATTORNEYS In
represent this company. and other
acts la relation tn an proceedings IN
courts IN the Republic Of Mexico or
elsewhere 10 which this
was, o. has been q party and with
reference 20 the sale OF tho lands %
this company. anu with reference 10
the appointment % Manuel n WIN
ms resident agent iu New Mexico of
this COMPANY. md the removal Of the
.nffice 81 this company from Deming
to Albuauoroue ma 90 approve the
action IN QUO %wlrrnnto heretofore
authorised 10 be- taken against con
%rpirators acting ~ attempting Co
set In The name or his company and
for the Transaction 81 an, and an
business in injection herewith
which may proporlv come before said
meeting
BY order of thc president
~ j CiBLr Secretary.
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VETERANS MEET IN
THIRTY-FIRST
ENCAMPMENT
Rapid Thinning of the Ranks
Attested by Small Attend
anoe at Opening Session.
COMMANDER GARDNER
TO SPEAK TONIGHT

with National Commander WASH
ington Gardner Ina attendance, tho
~thirty-flrst annual encampmcnt OF
the New Mexico G.. a. u. opened ia
new odd Fellows hall today. Little
business was done at the first session
this morning, and what there was oil
It was mainly Of a routine nature.
The thinning Of the @. A. I. ranks
was mutely attosted 10y the slim at
tendance. Although only three OF
the ten posts Ia the state were I'M
represented at h cncampment. IA
delegations from out OF town were
not large. Ration, Aztec and Tula-
rosa were the three posts unrcpre-
scented. Most OF those present wero
naturally members Of G. *. Warren
post. Of this city. who are the en-
campment hosts.
Department Commander David NJ.
Sutherland was In the chair Assist
ant Adiutant General Lee ~. isudi-
sillc. OF White oaks, was IN the sec
.%tctatial chair. Among the comrades
from out of town were Past Depart
mcnt Commander w. O. Brunton and
John a. Ross. of Las Nogas. Smith IL.
simpson. of Taos. $ j.. Pace. Of
Pennington. and i. W. sherry, Of Las
Cruces.
No formal reception 20 the nation
al commander aside from that pre-
scribcd for a poet visit Ia the regu-
lntions marked Mr.. Gardner b pres
Cnco az the meeting today. lie was
Informally greeted hy the members.
Mr. Gardner viii be the chief figure
az e campfire meeting tonight
viii make the principal address.
Tho meeting opened this
at II o'clock. The committee on
credentials reported and a committee
from the Wotnan's Relief Corps call
ed To extend formal Invitation TO
lunch in the banquet hail.
The session adjourned at noon ana
the veterans had lunch as the guests
'of the Women's Relief Corps The
banquet hail was hung with bunting
aud flags. and tho long tables, with
snowy linen and cut flowers, present.
ga q most attractive aspect a car-
nation az each plate served as
luncheon favurs.
TIC Commune HA AAhfHt VI wv
lunch was made up OF Mrs. $. II.
Seth chairman. Mrs. a. A.. Four
uciio. Mrs W = Strain Mrs James
smith. vhey Netc tss ted hy Mr.
Al. G. collistor Mrs. J.. a. pichi, Mrs.
fhomas isherwood. Mrs N. Glare
skinner and Mrs :, T.. Murphy.
Reports from tho Officers are cN-
rected to De- the chief business Of
the afternoon. When the session add
%ioutns this evening the veterans will
be the guests or John A. ogan Cit-
Gle, Ladies' OF tho q. A. r.. ~ supper
IN the banquet hall. The committee
Ia charge OF the supper will he Mrs,
a. u stewart chairman. Mrs. NJ.
w Mulligan, Mrs. Mary A. Ifeyno.
Mrs Mary Han Is president OF The cir
.cla. The committee will be assisted
by members OF the organization.
Al the campfire tonight there will
be a highly interesting program OF
speeches and music. A already
noted. Commander IN Chief Gardner
viii speak. The public ~ cordially
invited 10 attend the campfire, which
win be held Ia new odd Fellows
hall.
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The Metal Markets.

New York. March IA. Copper easy;
standard spot and April. Sft3.3Ta
efffG0.
Iron steady, unchanged
London quotations
copper easy. spot. SOS iss I'd: fu-
lures. f6f Is Cd
TIN easy. spot til2 igs "a. futures.
ft7f los.
Iron, Cleveland warrants. SOS Cd.
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Pittsburgh. March 70 Van Ritz
ner, president ~ District No 9. Unit
ed Mine Workers 81 America and a
member ~ the Philadelphia Joint
conference ~ miners and operators.
which recently failed 20 neree on 70
working scale for the hituminous
field. held u the hope 10 represent
atives 81 the district In convention
here to-day that there would be no
suspension 81 werk April I.
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Money Market

New YORK. March I0.-call money.
steady "A az per ent
Time loans. firm, 90 days. 3 per
cent. 30 days, ) = per Ueni.
Mercantile paper. iGf4M per cent.
Commercial bills. S4.Sa.
bar silver. 5sMc.
Mexican dollars. ibhc.
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Chicago. March 1O.-Hogs-Rs-
ceipts 1900: market steady 90 "a
shade above yesterdays average. bulk
OF sales. SS.6bm SIS. uehL sS.60Gf
S.77A mixed. SS.50mS.SO; heavy.
$3.50 $50; rough. Ss.35 $50, pigs.
87OOmk.4O.
Cattle-Rcceipts $500. market
weak beeves. S7.25Hg.T0. Texas
steers, S710mS.t0: western steers.
S6.T5m 1870; stockcrs and feeders,
f5.60mS $40; eowS and heifers. 81. 40
IS.b5. calves, $500 ~ tO.50.
shcep-hcccipts $4,000; market
stendy 10 10 cents higher. native.
SAab ~ g rs; western. st.gb@ $50;
yearlinss. S5.o0W 5.i0; native lambs.
s6.Sb 20 use; western lambs, $500 g.
7.G5.
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CLUB
MEETING TONIGHT
IMPORTANT
Every Business Man in Albu-
querque Urged to take Time
Off to Give Two Hours to
the Community.

Judging from thc number of mem
bers who have signihed their Intention
Of being present the attendance at
the meeting of tho Commercial club
tonight viii DO largo. one Of the
things calculated 40 attract attention
at the session Win boz the report 81
the committee appointed to raise
money FOR an adycrtising campaign
for the city. other matters of inter
est will come up
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IN
LIVE STOCK markets

Kansas city. March io.-Hors-
Receipts 30. 600; market 3 a. 10 rents
higher; bulk, 9s.fs@S65; heavy,
tS.0O0S.70. packers and butchers,
$500 s.65. lirht. $500 $50; niss.
&1.k0M soc.
catue-Recelpts 1890; market
steady 10 10 cents higher. prime rcd
steers. fs.eO0a.Sb. dreascd beef
steers. t7.eh 0s.6O; western steers.
5000 6.7Si southera steers. $3.50 n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
THOROUGH LIQUIDATION
IN A STREET

fBy LEASED Wire to- Evening Herald. !
New York. March tO.-Although
the market exhibited weakness at
various points during the morning us
general action convinced the bulls
that q had been thoroughly liquidat-
ed. Despite successive bear raids on
Lehigh Valley. Chesapeake A Ohio.
and sugar. all II which fell sharply,
buying orders came in steadily, Civ
ing the impression that the orders
were taking ON toe under cover OF
forced selling elsewhere.
European buying in Steel and rail-
road shnrcs Indicated the abatement
OF foreign liquidation, which has been
u depressing influence for some time.
The advance OF various s~pecialties
continued. Tho spectacular rise OF
United states Express was carried
further. the price touching sc
compared with % a fortnight ago.
Bonds were steady
The market made some additional
advance as a result OF the large IN
crease In United States steel tonnage
figures and tho heavy ovcr-subscrip-
ton 60 the Third Avenue bond issue.
Chesapeake \ Ohio rallied briskly on
official assurances that current earn
ings were at the rate OF Z per cent
annually.
The market closed strong The
general list became stronger, a n"m-
Der of stocks rising a point OF so.
The more important stocks closed
as follows.
Amalgamatcd, TiN.
sugar, 100 y
Atchison. sG y.
Reading. 1874.
Southern Pacific. aih.
Union Pacinc.-lb5 Is.
steel. 6fE
Ha.MH .wNw..N HHuA
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TODAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE.

-
Met al noon.
samuel UntcrmyCr testified on
the stock exchange regulation
bin before the banking commit
tee.
Senator Tlllman asked for an
Investigation Of charges that "A
coal trust discriminatcs against
Charleston, :. g.
Committees in charge OF the
trust BILLS hurried consideration
OF the measures for early action.
HOUSE.
Met at noon
Debate was resumed on the ag-
ricultural bill.
Committees In charge Of trust
legislation began speeding up
their work.
Interstate commerce committee
reported revised Sims bill go re-
peal Panama tolls exemption.
judiciary committee dismissed
as "uncorroborated" the charges
OF Wade n. Cooper, Of Washing
ton. against Associate Justice
Wright. supreme court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
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lead and spelter

New York, March io.-i-end quiet,
sass f.05. London. geo.
speiter quiet. f5.25a5.so; London.
f2t los.
st. Louis. March i0.-Lead quiet,
33.a0s spelter easier. fb.ls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
HEAVY INCREASE IN
UNTITLED TONNAGE

New York. March i0.-The untitled
tonnage Of the United states steel
corporation az OF March I totals
~5.026.t4O tons. an increase OF fi2, $50
tons over the preceding month.
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Today's Market Reports
+++++++++++++++*+*+*t*+++**E tttt*+4S

s.25; cows. S4.35@7.75; heifcrs. 80 IS
a. 500; stockcrs and feeders. S6.50N
soc; bulls, S6.00W 5.5o. calves. $3.50
u 1915.
Shcep-Receipts 5000; market
stcndy 10 10 ccnts higher; lambs,
1920 1855; ycaslings. 1926 $780,
wethcrs. $5.25ms .oU. ewes. $1,000
5.75.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
SPIRITED BIDDING IN
LONDON WOOL MARKET

London, March i0.--Thore was
spirited bidding from an sections for
the i3.3si DaleH offered at the wool
sales today. The market was la the
sellers favor.
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EvERMAN RESIGNS
ALASKAN FISHERIES

lRy leased Wire 90 Evening Herald
Washington, March re- Dr. BAR
ton a. " Evermann has resigned as
chief 81 the Alaska hHhcries service
ana accepted the directorShip of the
museum Of tho California Academy 81
sciences At san Francisco.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND
PROVISION MARKET

Chicago, March l0.-Whcat snEgcd
today owing 10 bearish cables and 60
weather nuspicious FOR the domestic
winter crop. Prices opened = sc
lower and showed but little sign %
any power 60 rally. The close WIS
strong, e. o. NC above last night.
Fine weather and lower cables hau
a weakening eject on corn. openihs
figures. which varied from "a Ac
on TO a shade advance. were followed
by a reaction but the market again
turned easy. The close was strong
al = q Ne 10 = q ~ net advance.
Sellers rushed 10 unload oats. De-
mand. however. was slow, the large
reserves on farms still seeming 70
exert a decided Influence.
First sales OF provisions ranged
from last nights level 10 5&c lower,
and later was Inclined TO hang
around the bottom figures.
Closing prices.
Wheat-May. s3Ac; July. SSHc.
Corn-May, 66Nc; July. 6gAc.
Oats-May as%c; Juiy, Ss@c.
POrk-May t2lAgA 'July, &2i.5e
IAtrd-May. Sie7eh July. $50. so.
ilbs-May. tti.fs. July. sli.55.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
FOR SALE---Reai Estate.


FOR sALE-A bargain. 3 room moo.
ern brick. $4,000 90. small cash
payment. balance easy like rent md
other snaps W. a. McMiuion, Ell
West Gold.
(~3.000.00) OF the bonds Of school Dis
trict No. .. Ranches de Atrlsco, i'm tho
county Of Bernallllo. New Mexico. 20
De issued upon tho authority OF an
election duly called and held in said
school district on the 2lst day Of Feb
ruary, A. D., 1914. said election hay
ing been called and held FOR the pur-
pose % voting upon the question OF
the issue OF said bonds in pursuance
OF and in conformity with Section
li42 Of the Compiled Laws of Nex
Mexico OF 1891 and Section ~. Ar
tlclo iN, of the Constitution Of Now
Mexico, and az which election q WAS
decided that the issue OF the ponds
Aforesaid be made. Said bonds are 10
be dated April LIST, 1914. 10 be Of the
denomination OF Five Hundred Cs50O)
Dollars each. 10 bear Interest," az the
rate Of six per cent per annum. pay
able semi-annually. running for a
period OF twenty years. and redeem
able after ten years. Both principal
and interest payable az the ONCE OF
the County Treasurer of Bernnliiio
County In Old Albuquerque. New
Mexico. Tho school board reserves
The right 10 reject any and all bids
The proposals should be addressed
90 NJ. Mandeil. County Treasurer, old
Albuquerque. New Mexico. Proposals
VIII be publicly opened March 2Sth.
1914, at 2 o'clock .. m.
NJ. MANDELL
County Treasurer.
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sKIDs PUT UNDER
ITALIAN CABINET

NV Ieased Wire 90 Evening Herald
Rome. March 10.-rhe resignation
81 the Italian cabinet was Officially
announced today hy Premier G%ioiotti
In Che chamber 81 deputies aud the
senate