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The Detroit times., 1914-01-08


Apples No s45oU5 so No. . s. so
n 30 per hhi. western box apples
Bananas Good shipping stock. I'll %
0225 per buucn
ucans -Dried Lima 7R7He per 10.
cabbage s56aS.5 per bbi
Cbrcse -wholesaie prices. Nichigln
i''9i.u,g.. ',,..stie Swiss
g,lso, ,,1,'....- e,,-,.s ~
loD- horns t-l\ 1,i.ies 1-I. ref III
na,es F,rsiaa. new. q i.e Fares.
- "sf 10 DF'h4e1@tS' 80 80
e1 - ~ ,....,o.. n..yy
~ per 10
dressed tni'es a"ey' 10 '0~'
common, ~ pl tc ger ID
figA-IInportro. q Itc Per 10
aNtof''ia soc per DoN
,ln"an h"dd'er Ii" '4N per ~
tr"sh NrEesnbi"N Green petP0'S o
$50 prr rate 'e' er .Hskst'
49, 'tttu'e' it"t h"Aet ~ '~, "'e'
; 1 J. 4V per h-, parsley. l' z -"c p"
no1 tomatoes, .>4ul house ~ = 'c gSt
lh, tAboaTd squash ST. rCr ID, az
Florida. s-'55e.s per qoz.
GRAPE Fruit So 15sTs pei box
IIoney-f'nncy white new. i6Ql6c.
smber. l0Gilc per 10. extracted. 1goe
per 10.
Hay Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for ealed hay ia car
iots. O. o. Detroit. No. uTothys
umSthy sis@it No yn1Ix,d ASA
1880. light mixed. sl4uII50: rye
srraN sSs,o. - 80 Seat straw
+1l75o per ION
Hickory Nuts-gt50@l Der bu.
Hi,s,s.-No cured ne 40
green hides leLce 81. / caied tLus.
I2lsc. 80. i green bulls. zoe: No /
curel veal kip. lie. No i green veal
ktp Sc. No cured murrair l2c 10
l9c. 80 gr-en calf isc. No ! horse
s. SO. N. = horse. $3.50, No ! tallow
&c No. Sc; No. hides. lie on No
KIN ana Az isc on shee"skA "a
Lemons u cssinas - 500 -Califor-
MIA, SoH 90 Der box
Lines - per dor
ornnges -Calif.rn4a navels s2b0Gs
Floridas, g. 25Q so per box
Onions yellow. In Per bu; s2V
2lO per sack. Spanlrh. 81 40 per crate.
Potatoes lots, track Detroit "a
sacks, ioa 2c' ia huik, e5n 7qe per bG.
Poultry Live hens. $50 lbt2c;
springs. &c.. geese, l2mlJc ducks. Is
q &c L4L eE.. u g z-1c ner 10 Dressed
seese ieH ,c DUCKS ~ y Isc tuI-
keys, z" --c' guinea chickens - -
per COZ
rnenppi"s sf.tS9pe Der crate
Meet fo.atoeA--Jer kim dried
81 70 = Ifo per gu:
1~io"~~No l. 6c' NO = D &C per 10.
JOBBJNG PRICES.
Canned coocs-A2plea rails x225n
, 20 $50 panns H. s9Irsn, = 90
bean. sfal'g5. corn: sane Msine'
a, 1no ,gAS on Taht -. a, uS,
al "a Pees. iancv eSriV I've - ao'
49, a. sai-add' Soa5'7o', ~. i 49,.
E,ahuhru' a., s%aSsn' oVW .yV Ssitnoh:
DusNSS g % 800 - @1 1850
.. 80 uarraiS, 49, ar1,,
1 80, 81 "a sptted 90 r.,
r Ia,
r..d rohhi,a nr,ras ~ ,oo-,h
saci.s hran s25 c9arsa niddi,ngs az.
6na roioditngs s2f .,oars, corn NAL
fsI. c-ecked CORN ssg Torn and 90,
mon s26 psr ron
FIour-.,obping prices Pest Mloht-
gan patent. $500: second patent "a 90.
straisht, 81 so pure rye. $3.50: sprinS
patent. $40 PEI bbl. in wood
Hardwnre-Nans. Sis5 case. Main
annealed wire .lS5 per cwt: ga(van-
Ted barbed wire. 4 point, S225 per
spool: galvanized sheets. 24-gauge.
81 10. 26-EauRe 1926. xI-gAuxo ~ 4O-
2s.gauge. 1885. 30-gauge 1856 per
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EAST nUFFALO.
Dunnfug 4 stevens Live stuck Report.

BUFFALO y ~ Jan N,-f'd tiir-
Receipts. Zen cars market slow,
SSr1p8 do Loo TO I.5QQ-lb. steer >.
natives Ss50NH DO. LOU 20 Loo
no steers. natives. SsHs-', coaf Sc
aua pl4.u ~elghty steers. natiN cs
81 5oI715. beet Canada steers. l35U
,u 1.h5O no.. 50 - q go. 60 ll9V 10
i-5g-It S7..0NS fancy yearluGs,
baby beef s. 30 g $40. medium 80 5000
3r-aS choice HANDY steera. I,oVo 10
ll1O-lb S7.4JQ - fair 70 5000
steers. U0O to Ile0-lD. 5, SOC .'ot
vNt.t good COWS. s. 10 q d, best cows
SO % 70 o.-s butcher cows 50 - "a a,1H,
cutters. 81 0.i tto, trimmels s. -. 90 y
e.d Very common OLD rims, So best
hvltrrs. $3.50 y medium butchCr .el4-
ers IS b . 8 -5 llsht butcher helteIs.
b 81 fccdluk steers, drhorhs. - =" -
iatT 10 good No So ~ a9, f"hcS
stock steers 81 90, best STOCK stee IS
81 . "a 5.Z5. common light stock Ste.
So IS "a 500. extra TAT butcher bulls, 81
% 90 bologna bulls. 50 -1aQ o ~ ).
stock bulls common 70 5000. 80, 80 3,
ssst i gith ~ r aad % 5so 70" NV
sheep aud lambs Receipts - CA
market lower toU lambs s. fuu e 90,
year!iugs. y6E6.io. wethers, sea -,
nos Receipts 30 cars. market
slow htavy. s>6s. workers. and pigs.
s. I'D 0S.i5
calves $5u rs.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHlCAGo.
Jan. Hogs Receipts. $4,000 head.
market strong and Co., higher, mixed
aud butchers. $50 "a $50, good hea. =.
scg5WN so rough heavy sts5Q 1's5.
lght s. S5fiS.ln. pigs, S6.sJn 80 cat
tie Receipts 5000 head. market
steady e. higher. hee%es. s6.15fis to.
COWS and he!fers s. 5@l $40 stoc kers
and feeders s5H1.45, Texans, So 9p r.
g calves. SfoOa H. sheep Receipts.
10000 head market. steady to loo
higher native, 81 40It. western.
$4sOU625. lambs, 50 SO "a $40 western.
ss9QaSlS
CLEVELAND.
CLf.N ELAND. Jan. Hogs Ee-
cripts $500 market iu4lc lower,
heavs. IS 20Ns.25 niNed aud workers..
ss45lS35 Nghts lad pigs, SIS cat
tie Receipts cars, market slow
ana steady Sheep ana lambs he
ceipts ~ cars SS35 top Calves Be
celptS 100 sl21b top
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

NHICAbO. Jan. S.--Opcning--Wh cat.
May down i.c July down G.. oats.
MAY steady. July MP sc. Provisions
Firm and higher.
Noon wheat MAY steady. July
down .. Corn May down itc. July
down igc. Oats May down &c July
down 3
clos. Wheat. May down i.c. July
down p &c. Corn May down &c July
down ic. Oats May down i.c July
down q Provisions firm and higher
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Loses st53 from Suit Case.

John Adamen. rooming at No. 229
Cardoni-ave.. reported TO the police
that while he was out looking for
work. some one cut open suitcase
IN his room and stole 1888.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-08
bitter AND EGGs.

Butter-Creamery extras. 35c. Hrsts
32c. dairy Gle. packing stock. lSc ID.
Eggs-Fresh receipts, cases included.
ale. nrsts. $40 per doz. Receipts. 64s
cases
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ELGIN RITTEn MANNED

FLGIN, III. Jam 6.-Butter was
quoted AT 80 cents yesterday. a do
crease or ~ under tAe price Of last
week
The Detroit times., 1914-01-08

yob prInttas ponr hight Tses
prfpttne Co. IS John k.-st
The Detroit times., 1914-01-08
CuuCAGo GRAN AN paoDIcE.

[ed sold Bid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27
Chicago Grain

Chicago. Man 20 wheat prices raj
lied today after On early Weakness
due To lower cables The upturn was
caused hy buying based largely on a.
feel nH that the recent tuur-cent de-
cline had more imam discounted al
tho bcafish crop developments in IN"
southwest. Prices Opcned i-fm3 -kc
lower to 3-Sc up and thcn made an
all-around gain.
The close was firm unchanged 40
ic higher.
Scantiness OF receipts gave the corn
market "a lift. Quotations, which had
stnrtcd unchanged to 3-4c lower.
scored "A general advance, except that
MAY showed a disposition 20 sag
The close was steady at lac decline
10 "a like advance compared with lust
might.
some breaks In the drought tended
|to ease oats.
Provision prices hardened with an
upturu in quotations at the yards.
First sales ranged from a shade Ia
Z l-gc higher and the rrmness was
well maintained.
Wheai-May. 90. July SO i-2.
CoTn-Aiay. 20 Ia; July. % So
Oats-May. Al is; July. 80 as.
Pork-July, s20Ob; sept, $3.50.
lard-July. $50; Sept" 1891
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27
State NewS.
FATAL STABBING IN
WAGON MOUND
MONDAY
Saro Pacheco Dies as Result
of Wounds Inflicted by
Jaoobo Lucero; both Men
Prominent; Occurred in a
Saloon.
Especial cOrre.P~aasne- 10 the Herald }

Especial CoFrespSaaencr 20 tue tieratdl
East Las Vegas. y. NJ. May 20
News reached here to-day of "A stab
hing ARRAY IN "a Wagon Mound saloon
Monday night. which resulted In the
death Of Suro pacheco. son OF the
late probate judge of Mora county
luud a prominent citizen. laCubo Lu-
cero. also well known IN Mora coun-
y, is alleged 90 have done the stab
hing. Details are lacking, bat Dis-
trict Attorney Charlcs W. q. War,
and Sheriff Particle sanchez of Mora
county have gone 70 Wagon Mound
t. make AN investigation
Al the same time a shooting occur
red in a Watrous saloon which b. be
iucved TO have been accidental Gero-
rimo Roybul was shot In the Watrous
affair. which occurred In a saloon
owned by George KING.
According 10 the story received here
today. Roybal was ia the saloon with
his uncle, Ricardo Martinez and while
drinking heard % disturbance ON the
outside Of the place. lie went tu in
VestiFate and found several men in a
quarrel
Roybal returned 60 the saloon and
asked the proprietor Tor his gun
(which he had deposited with him ear
llier IN the evening. When he asked
for the weapon, Ruybal stated that he
would soon SETTLE the quarrel on the
outside. and evidently wished to us,
his gun as the peaCemnker.
His uncle. Ricardo Martinez. feared
that trouble might result ana cndonv'
ored to persuade Royhal To refrain
from USING the Weapon. in q scufts
which followed when Martinez tried
to take the u from lioyhal, IN
weapon was accidentally discharged
the bullet passing through Roybal''
Leg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27
LAS CRUCES LINING
UP FOR THE ANNUAL
D0NA ANA U FAIR

Las Cruces. y. NJ, May 25.-At "a
moetine held This week the DOnn Ast
County Fair association reorganized'
elected officers and laid preliminary
plans for the Dona Ana county fair
20 be held his fall. The association
il Incorporated. owns IFS own grounds
and h offering stock Tor funds with
which 10 erect buildings n carry
GA this years fair. The past two
fairs have been very successful ana
IL IA the purpose at the association
to make the county fair this yetr "A
real. oid-time county exhibit of prize
winning products Tho new officers
are j. D. lsaacks, president, NJ. y.
stevens, vice president. and secretary
p ". barker. treasurer, and J a.
stewart. O. w. Frenger, Fahia Garcia
and Charles r. Bartlett directors.
The dates for the fair have not been
set. but Il r. planned 90 hold u be-
fore the state fair az Albuquerque 10
that "a winning display 90 pona Ana
county products may be taken there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27
DACKACHY OR
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat less meat also TAI, glass at salts
before eating breakfast.

trio acid IN meat cites the Md
neys. they become aI rworkcd. gSt
sluggish ache. and fee. like lumps ut
lead The urine bcc. \ cloudy. tho
bladder is irritatod ar. YOU may hr
obliged to seek relic. Two OF three
times during the nI- when the
kidneys clog YOU must zip them flush
off th, body's urinou aste or youIl
be- a real sick per-. shortly. AZ
first YOU feel a dun m ~ In the Kid
ney region. you suff,f ON hackachc.
sick headache. disziu' stomach gets
sour. tongue coated ann 'ou feel rheu-
matte twlngcs when re weather ls
had, -uS1
Eat less meat. drlrs iots of water
also get from any IH trmuclst fuur
ounce of lad Salts tH.- a tablespoon
fui In a glass Of vui, before brcuk-
fast for a few days HH your tidncl
VIII then act fine TH fam0.s slii|
Is made from the n'N 4 grape8 and
lemon juice. combine tn d ha aud
has been used for rpu, Tons to clean
ciogged Kidneys aud ulntc them t0
normal activity, also y. neutralizc tho
acids In urine. So 90 longer Is a
source Of irritation o. ending biad
der weakness.
Jad Salts IN ineXp,u q, ran not In
iuro. makes a dehgh'IIl efierveseeui
lthin water drink ni.ch everyon'
should take nov auI hen 10 kerf
the kidneys clean auH active. Drug.
aists here say they il lots of ia
Salts 10 folks who lev IN over
coming kidney trouhls lille Il h oni,
trouble.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27
The Markets
GENERAL GAINS IN
STOCK MARKET TODAY
[By IOnscd Wire to 19yenme ucrnid.l

[By Icascd Wire tn f'venlnR Herald. !
New York, May 1.-THE market
closed strong. Stocks scored general
gains on the day. the cary period OF
which was marked by moderate activ-
ity. later giving way To- renewed dun
ness Prices shaded "a littio from the
best in the final dealings hut a SUD
den squirt in Mexican Petroleum ad-
vanced that stock IS. Authoritative
udviccs respecting conditions IN the
steel trade were OF a negative char
ugteT.
The more important stocks closed
ns follows.
Amulgumatcd. IAN.
sugar. lNt.
Atchlsou. g7h.
Heading. tG6A
Southern Pacific. 9iA
Union Pacific, 1883.
steel 6SA
steel preferred. no
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27
KANSAS CITY Man
MAKES NAVAJO
DICTIONARY
Also Takes Translation Of Sew
eral Books of Old and New
Testaments to New York for
Publication.

kansas city. Mo-. May -s.-Frcd
Mitr hell. missionary 60 The Navajo L.
diaus at TalChncu, Ariz. was IN Kan
SIS CIV today. Mr.. Mitchell was On
his way go NeW YORK To have n part
at the Bible. which he has translated
into tho Navajo language. printed ay
the American Bible society he
stopped in Kansas city Co transact
come business matters Tor the missioa.
That part of the scriptures when
MI Mitchell has translated consists
of the book OF Genesis. the nrst.
twenty third. thirty-second, nfty-frst
and one hundred and thirty ninih
Psalms. the nfty-third and arts ann
chapters uf Isaiah, the books of Mark,
John aud the itomans the nrst ~
second chapters 81 Luke. the nrst q
second chapters OF The Acts and the
last three chapters Of Revelations.
MI Mitchell also has prepared q
haudbooK Of three thousand navajo
words. translated into the Englisn
language. which was the nrst enurt io
translate the navajo language into
English.
The navajo tribe is the largest triae
cot Indians in the United States There
are tNeuty-oight thousand members
ui th, tribe and they are the only In
dams in the country not supported ny
the government The NayaJuS are
scIf-suuportipg. They are farmers on
the GREAT American desert, practically
an 90 them being sheherds. They are
yrry successful sheep men.
While the Nutnjos have q reserNa-
tion allotted to them by the govern
mcnt. they have long since oycrcFoWd-
ed the land vet apart Tor them and nov
occupy 70 territory three hundred
miles wide. extending down 10 tue
Grand Canyon OF Arizona.
The Navajo Ia a peaceful citizen.
Mr.. Mitchell said today. They are
hard workers. thrifty, sober and much
more reliable than the other Indian
tribes.
But they certainly do violate the
first commandment Thou shalt have
no other God before me. for the Nav
ajos worship almost anything they
see. such as hills. mountains. the sun,
moon. darkness, snakes. anything mat
lmprcsses them.
Their language IS very dinicult 20
translate ~ is divided into fourte 40
different classes. For instance, thinIs
round. or Ions ana slender, on thln
and flexible. take classes hy them
selves In the Navajo language.
small objects that can oe held m
the hand, objects that are carried in
"a vessel. that which Is alive. that
which may be carried In the arms ~
piled up. such as hay or woods. nuids.
each lake q class. one root word cN-
presses the class and the suhlX idenu-
lies the particular thing within thHl
class
The verb 10 give In tho Nayaj1
language has Afteen hundred coniu.
cations"
AIR. Mitchell went 20 the Navai'
mission field nine years ago. Up q
that time he had been very active N
Y. NJ g. A.. work IN Kansas, lie u
known Ia almost every town In ina
state. lie started tho mission wori
In the James street and Armourdai'
districts on the Kansas side. Assoei'
ated with him In the Navajo missio'
10 W. q. Johnston, who establishe'
the mission, but both Ar. Johnston
aud Mr.. Mitchell are now work!ni
under the direction OF the Preshyter
ian church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27

Hogan" pr0pounded schmidt, ~
n hen unit n half laldt an egg unit q
hnIf a day. how Ions v0uldt u dnke a
hen to las half an egg
"A hin" promptly responded Pat
.,Nud acorn 10 short change her own
~ be- layin' half an egg. Al tobody
hut a tlEhtfist wud iyeF think ~
such y thing - udee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27

Father Neptune Go group Of mer-
mnidsl Well. girls. ! must say It's
more comfortable. now ] can wade
around under an American man-of-
war without cutting my feet ON brok-
en- BATTLES.
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Money Market

New York. May 27.-Mercanule
paper. 33-tml per cent.
Bar silver O. Use.
Mexican dollars. iic.
Call money. steady, i7-sG2 per
cent.
Time loans steady; 60 ana 20 days
2 ~ per cent; 9 months. 3m3i-f per
cent.
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Lead and Spelter

81. Louis. MAY 27-Lend duII, INV
apelter. dun. Sab soc.
New York. May 2f-Load quiet.
f3.SbM3s5. London. rs rs 6d. spell
ter, quiet. 5000 5.i5; London, 81
IL cd.
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surprising Cure 81 slamach Trouble.

Jacob HlndelanE. OF Chelsa, Michl
was 40 with stomach trouble and In
such had shape that he lived for two
months on lime-wnter ana milk. lie
then began using chamberlain's Tab
lets lie says: Il am Eeventy-six
years OF age but never In my life used
amy medicine hat cured In such a
short time as Chamhcriuin's Tablets .
For sale by all druggists.
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WILLIAMS WILL GO TO
TO WORK
FOR X. P. SANITARIUM
fBy Leascd WIRE to Evening uerald.I

Santa Fe y NJ, May s1-Hugh ~.
williams Of the state corporation
commission announced today that he
would go Go Winnipeg for the conven-
tiou 81 the knights uf PNthlaa, ospe'
tally Go WORK for tho establishment
of the knights 81 Pvthias' sanitarium
for t~u0erCuiar members iu A%lhuuuer-
uuD.
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HELP WANTED

NEW MEXICO Employment Agency.
All kinds of reliable help on short
notice. III w. Silver ave. Phone 49S
WANTED Experienced helper on
coats. Room =, y. o. Armijo build
ing l. g. Glclitz, Tailor.
WANTED-An experienced salesladN
for a general merchandise stor
one able 20 wait on both English and
Spanish trade. Box l>1 Beleu. y. NJ.
WANTED-American girl for house
work. good wages. d. n. Mcbride.
zoe West Lead.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27

lfrom JuHfrt
Biil--l saw a woman huns yesto
day
Where
Biil-Around her lutur'a mack.
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OPERATIONS IN THE
LIVE STOCK MARKET


Kansas city. May 27.-Hogs-lte-
ceipts. 5000. Market. stead, 70 D.
higher. Eulk $7.95 SIS, heavy.
81. \ 20. packers ana butchers,
sS.O5 a. $50, light. S7.95mS.1G. pigs.
S1.Z5a 7.75.
Cattlc-Receipis. 2.510. Marke,,
steady 10 strong Prime fed steers.
s. SO q. 20; dressed beef steers, s 90
q $40. western steers. s7.2bW $40;
southern steers $3.50 SAB COWS.
S4.eU q i75, hcifers, S6.76 500,
stockers and feeders, SG.b0MA %,
bulls. Sc. OUa 100 calves, $G.b0N 1850
Sheep-Rcceipts, $4,000. Markc'
steady. Lambs $7.OOa SEQ; year,
lings, S625a7 .25; wethers, $1,000
$50. nMes. tl.hO mb.75.
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Chlcnpn Livestock.

chicago. May g. liogf-Rcceipt7,
21.0O0. Market. steady Co 70 uhn ie
higher. Bulk. SS.10m62O; hEht.
$500 u S.25. mixed, SS.0OHS."ii -2,
heavy, S7.75Gs.22 10; rough, $3.50
7.aO; pigs. $500 sic.
Cattle-Receipts. 10000. MC. Ket.
steady Ia "a shade lower n"ct"s.
ST.3b "a $50: steers, 500 sSOi
stockcrs and feeders. $1,000 S.api
cows and hcifera, S3.T5mSaj. calves.
500 o. 1925.
sheep Receipts 1900. Market
slow sheep S5.2j % 620 y'arlinss'
s6.gUa 7.Ib: lambs. fs..iMS %,
springs, sG.75n J.75.
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Fol Sale-Misceilaaeous


FOR SALE-Old papers Tor putting
down capets. etc. Call "a Herald
Office.
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cash ur terms. Can H. seen amin
IA any time. Write or call at The
Evening Herald nnii Albuquerque.
y. VI.
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NEW x HOTEL


SANTA FE-rhe Montezuma Hotel,
American plan. service first class.
electric lights, steam heat. telephone
in every room Special attention Co
auto parties.
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New York. May zl.~-chno. hb'
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
MONEY 70 LOAN.
FOR SALE Automobiles

% ~~
FOR SALE-i5-horse power over
land car, good as new. Nugle Gar
age.
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HOTEL CRAIGE We are now Civ
Ing attractive summcr rates for
permanent guests. An outside rooms
Free baths night and day. Phone
No. see. No. ttSh West silver Ave.
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HOTEL

Front Rooms. Hot and Cold Water
3f9ia First Street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27

Effective December z. 1913.
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agents n representative uf the
Sells-tloto Shows company, author
izcd To- r1akc contracts ct ANY kind
or character. are provided with
proper credentials.
You are requested 60 gave warming
io all merchants md others. who
may have business dealings with the
sells-Floto shows company. 10 re-
4uirc al persons claiming 10 be
agents of the show To exhibit their
credentials should any person be
unable To exhibit such credentials.
GU are requested To- detaiu him ana
wire particulars To- the chief Of po-
Ice, Denver Colorado.
The Sells floto circus und Buffa-
lo lill. himself. win exhibit in your
"a, during the season Of 1914. and
u Is our ~ desire To- FULLY pro
toct an merchants and other persons
having business dealings win the
show and thus preserve and protect
their won rood name ana reputation.
~ with this In view We request
that YOU give this warming the ut
most publicity.
THE SElIS-t1.pTp SHOWS 90
by fd. & Warmer. General ACT
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FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We Fat Too Much Meat MhicI, clogs
Kidneys. Then tie Hack Hurts.

Most folks forget hat the kidneys.
like the bowels. get sluggish and
clogEcd and need "a iiushing OCCASION
ally, else We have hackachc aud drli
misery In the sidney region. severe
headaches, rheumatic twingcs. torpid
liver acid stomach. slceplossuess and
all sorts of bladder disorder.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean and the moment YOU
feel an ache or pain In The kidney
region. get abor, four ounces OF dad
salts from any GOOD drug store here,
take a tablespoonful in q glass Of wa
ter before breakfast for u few days
and your kidneys will then act zine.
This famous salts iH mage from the
acid of grapes and lennon Juice. com
bincd with lithia. and h harmless to
lush ciogged Kidneys and stimulate
them 10 normal activity. u also
nauiraiizes the acids Ia the urine so
II no longer irritates. thus ending
bladder disorders.
Jad Salts r. harmless: Inexpensive;
makes "a delightful ~eTervescent lithip-
water drink which every body should
take now and then TO keep their KID
neys clean. thus avoiding serious com-
plicatlons.
A well-known local druggist says
he sells Tots Of Sad salu TO folks who
believe In overcoming kidney trouble
while 1t h only trouble.
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and the removal thcrefrom Of q car
cHs at e sheep, Nothing else vas
missing from tho car. The police
up 10 uoou toda, had been unable 10
locate the mutton ana fear the job
viii prove u difficult one.
chief McNliliin is now satisfied
that in Andres S,hrdrp. now confip
ed in the county Jail. hc has the man
" hr robbed the Graham tailoring cs-
tabllshmens on February 3rd. later
selling the goods tn -Iny Blassi. "a
clothes cleaner. who has hccn under
police observation since tho robbery.
Hlaasi thus far has returned Go tho
police an the stolen goods Including
Judge John Baron Hurg's imported
fur-l lined oVercout. with thc excep-
ton Of an ovcrrout belonging TO
Cashier Mcdonald OF the State M
tional bank Chief McMillin rXpcstH
TO rccover the remaining garment
before night.
Edith Carroll was nncd $40 In po-
lice court this morning for disordorly
conduct. PAYING The fine.
j. Williams was committed to
serve a nftcen-die jail sentence pre-
%slously imposed FOR |vaRraucy. Will
liams WAS at liberty ON q good he
havior ~ dgo
Julius Ross, who said that In spite
OF his name he was n Russian ana "a
citizen ~ Vladiyostock was sent 10
iail for ten DAYS Tor begging Ross
said he worked Tor the railroad hut
had difficulty In recalling where