davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-18

not a finished fielder. He covers a
lot of ground in the outfield but does
not play with as much intuition as.
many other gardeners, is little late
starting for fly balls at times and does
not always use good judgment in
throwing to bases.
These faults probably can be cor.
rected and even If they are not he is
a valuable player because he can
pound that old pill. d I.
Magee is finished ball player; He
can play the infield or outiield, hits
well and is one Of the fastest base
runners In the game. "a; q;
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Company He: Kept
Cost Petrell Dear

Dan Petrell, arretsed in company
with two Fairmont- women, who gave
their names as Annie Roe and Lizzie
Doe, forfeited $40 to the city today!
The trio was arrested on pike street
late last night and Petrell wrote d
check for $40 to cover the amount OF
the forfeits, which were $40 for Pet.
rell and $40. each for the women. I,
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Plan BID Power. House.

: BUcKHANNoN, w. Va. Dec. IS
Plans are afoot to purchase the DR..
D. T. Farnsworth mill property and
convert the building into power
house for the supply of the electric
lights for the city and to establish a
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Killed frying: 70 save erldaIle..

/ HUNT1NGTINITW..a Va, Dec. 18.-
An, unknown. man, while. attempting to
save the structure, was slain today,
when the steel bridge. crossing, the
Guyan River at Ranger, w. Va, was
washed out by. a log run. The man had
recently been hired. =
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RECORD WITH FEDS.
1915.
Led batters with .s44. ~
Stole most bases, 81.
Second in run getting.
IS 1914. x.
Led tbatters withss6s. <.
Scored most runs, 11S.
Made most hits, 21o.
Stole most bases. f5.
Made most doubles, AS.
Hit for greatest number OF bases,
300. = a
] ? BENNY. KAUFF. Vii
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LEFT, POSITION OF THE
SKATES no sTOPsAND (RIGHT)'
TO TURN CORNERS. POSED ES.
PEG1ALLY FOR THE WEST VIR.
GINIAN BY BEN oSICKY, U. s..
AMATEUR CHAMPION, FOR THE
SEVENTH AND LAST ARTICLE OF
HIS SERIES ON HOW TO SKATE.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-18

high pressure water sytem. If the plan
is adopted, the dam at the mill site
will be raised toFgive a fall for tur.
bine wheels. so that the water power
can be converted cheaplytinto electric,
current for use as light and to operate,
pumps. y, 81 VI
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Reversal
ofof Form for Dixies

In last,night's Temple League series
the X. OF c: team defeated the Dixies
tire straight by the following score:
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BY BEN ii os ISL
Omitted sta.esl Amateur Skating

VVhItcu ota1cs 8Hmatcur Skating
champion.)
Il believe II Is harder for skaters 10
learn how to stop than how to start.
Also 1t Is hard to learn how to turn
rorners. Both REQUIRE a good bit Of
practice SO don't DO discouraged IL
you are not able to stop or tu:n right
sway. & g ~ Id
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'..s Warrington Man Fined.
Claude Fluharty, OF Warrington. was.
fined IS by Mayor Anthony Bowen
this morning onSa charge; Of drunken
es.s He paid and was released. n
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sPOR NOTES.

~ L. 81 &. % d -.
Benny Kauff and Lee Magee be-.
longed with the Brooklyn Tiptops ali
fight They tiptopped the league in
nearly everything. ~ 4
Charley Murphy will build, a. the.
ater a. Wilmington, o. as a memorial
to his home town. It'll be a memorial
to his pocketbook II Murphy builds
Search for the real welterweight
champion ends at the same place as
the search for that needle in the. hay.
stack. III g.
JT,s5HARpSLlFE-
Here are rules laid down for anna.
teur athletes:
Must not sci, pledge Or exchanges
any prize. n ;.s5i, r
Must notify committee if prize SIS
lost or given away. a,
Must not ask for or accept expen.
SEES above amount prescribed in
rules. Z 80.
A cut In Wolgast' 8 forehead caused
blood TO flow freely sand he quit In the
fifth round Of his fight with Whintey.
And yet they say you can't hurt wood.
Now that Walter Camp has picked
his All.American foothall team, what's
he gonna do with it, 8 z i. ~
Garry Hermann says the players
hive been getting all the profits in
baseball. u you don't believe Garry,
ask come automobt dealer. =. g;
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Search for the real welterweight
champion ends at the same place as
the search for that needle In the. hay:
stack. 9 ! Il .. h
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II,eElAnn2lIlEE

Now that Walter Camp has picked
his All.AmericanS thail team, what's
he gonna do with it?i & 2 :. ", 2, =
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BENNY KAUFF.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31
GROWTH OF EASTERN
NEW MEXICO SHOWN BY
BIG GRAIN SHIPMENTS

lsatelAL toRsrsroSntHes 10 AoHNNa JOURNAL
Farwall, Tex, Oct Nearly ten
thousand cars Of graln moving out Of
northwest Texas and eastern New
Mexico last year over the Santa Fe
lines alone Is proof OF the startling de-
yelopment that is taking place on the
plains, Ten years ago the six hundred
miles OF railroad on which this ton
mage developed, produced no, grain
for shipment. IN fact consldera-
bic part oftl1is mileage has been con-
stfucted but recently opening a new
fertile empire
This large grain crop has been han
died under disadvantages, no elevators
ct warehouses having been provided
Each year elevators were built at va
riOus points and the number has been
increased this year The new eleva-
tor Of 10000 bushels capacity at this
place Is ready for business. In the
spring an elevator was built at Clovis,
n NJ Taking OIL in all, the conven-
fences for handling the grain crops
this season are much improved.
The wheat crop, however, Is not
moving. the majority of the farmers
being in position to hold for better
prices The indian corn, kaftir corn,
milo maize and other forage grains
will be ready to move in any Quantity
a new market is developing for these
grains to the west. central and west
ern New Mexico Arizona and Cali
fornia coming here for grain for their
diaries and feed lots and poultry
yards
The prosperity Of this section is al
ready attracting new settlers who are
looking for cheaper feed for growing
ana finishing livestock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31
LEGAL NOT1CT.


state Of New Mexico. state Corporation
Commission OF New Mexico. Certificate Of
Comparison.
United states Of America state OF New
Mcxleo-ss
10 Is Hereby Certified that the annexed
il q foil, true ana complete transcript Of
the Certificate Of Amendment " the Ar
liclcs OF Incorporation OF The Hubs Laun-
dry Company changing maine to Excelsior
Laundry Company $50. 230i) with the en-
easements thereon, as same appears on
file and Of record IN the office 90 the state
Corporation Commission.
Ia Testimony Whereof. the state Cor
poration Commission OF the State of sew
Mexico has caused this certificate to be-
signed by its Chairman and the seal Of
said Commission, 10 be affixed az tnd city
" Santa ne On this 2sth day of October.
A./D @9l5. NJ $ GROVES.
(seal) Chairman
Attest EDWIN f. COARD. clerk,
Antornal Revenue stamp 10 ccntsl
certificate Of Amendment ~ tho Articles Of
Incorporation Of Hughs Laundry Con
paHy
We. the undersigned President and Sec
rotary OF The Hdbbs Laundry Company 90
hereby certify pursuant TO the provisions
Of Sec 80 chapter ~ %. the Laws OF me
state Of New Mexico for The year 1903.
that at regular meeting OF ne Board ~
directors OF AHe Httu corporation HNtH -
the office Of the said corporation on the
fourth day ~ October 1915, the following
resolution was adopted:
whereas Il IS deemed advisable ia
amend the articles ~ Incorporation Of the
Hubs Laundry Company IN inc following
particulars to-wit.
change Art 1t the said Articles Of IN
corporation 20 as 20 make said Article
% said Articles oil Incorporation % read
az follows. art l. The name Of the said
corporation is "EXcelso, laundry COM
pany"
Change Art % read as follows
Art The principal office OF TINS
corporation and The principal place y 1us'-
rtss shall De at 424-42g South Second street
IN the City % Albuquerque County Of Ber-
nalllo and state nf New Mexico, and l'oo
trt r. Pollock shall be the agent IN charge
thereof and upon whom process against
the corporation may be served.
BE # Further Resolved That q meeting
% The atoekholders 70 take action thereon
be ana 1t hereby is called % meet az the q
flee Of the said corporation on the toufil
day Of October at the hour 81 I'VE ofloeN
in the afternoon Of the said day.
And We further certify that pursuant 70
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.


Chicago, oct. 90.--Record- breaking
receipts led To good deal Of bear
pressure today on wheat. Largely IN
consequence the market, which closed
unsettled, was 70 to hc net lower,
with December at SL0lA, and May
al SLO3 H. Corn lost Is a 4 c to 4se'
ana oats, }sah TO nc. In provi-
SONS the outcome varied from AZ Z G
decline to rise Of ii 1sc.
II was fully apparent before the
end Of the session that the big move
a,nt 10 primary terminals was the
chief obstacle for the bulls in wheat.
Assertions that Rumania would join
the Anglo-Frtnch allies counted to
some extent in favor Of the wheat
pears and so also did reports OF the
Wspalch gof Russian forces to invade
bulgaria from the east,
Flno weather that implied larger
receipts tended to ease the corn mar
Aei' Oats gave way a tfifle with
corn and wheat Export transactions
y me seaboard prevented any serious
decline.
>, Realizing sales by longs weakened
1le provision market as a whole after
~ early advance that resulted from
Alsher quotations on hogs, a notable
sNeption to the general setback was
squeeze against shorts in October
w. -s' The bulge, which amounted 70
s was accompanied by but little
actual business.
losing prices:
yheat-Dec, St012i May, $1.03 Is
Clorn--Dec, 579se, May 593sc
Yats-Dec.. 3S&c. May, 39Ac.
IorS-Dec., S1412; Jan. S16.4j.
ard-Novp $S.97; Jan, $3.50.
Lhibs-Noy., SOTO; Jan, 1897.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31
STOCK EXCHANGE
SHOWS ACTIVITY
IN STANDARDS
Brisk Demand for Railways
and Other Standard Shares
Continues Throughout SEES
sioo} Heavy Profit-taki0g

>,.- vi Oct "a 1rber' - 80 d,
-..,rra today nj the h,isp "a
e'l'','' t.r rotIv,ay Ana otbor ms
Ina,'' .baras which ,norted yrster-
Il,.1 ,'tr,o scseinrs StoCl,s ,,'ofo
u1' ers,,, tho outset thonph recad :
SUI 55.'stfonolL. ~ interval, unde,.
wv Zen -,5t,ino ,ro+.1 -,
-oa oo0 sbores Min hrooder
,.1,..i,,,i.r Of oraratione 1-,fon p
u lS,., $50 ga. ia f3qI.. southern pa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31
WANTEn--f.nnrinns


WHNTED laundry ana day work. Phone
400 81 West Tiieras avenue
WANTED Position as first clpss chef best
u references. Address Chef Journal.
WANTED - Young man attending Business
College wants work for board and room
and part " expenses. Phone 627
WANTED Experienced lady teacher, hold
ng first grade county certificate, wants
position can teach English and spanish.
Address Teacher care journal
WANTED--Posltion on fruit ranch BY the
year BY q steady man who understands
the care OF rnit trees and their crops.
anywhere IN New Makco Address r. 0.
rIox sac Aihuonerdue, n NJ
EXPERIENCED daryman wants position;
college training. can test make butter.
sanitary milk. specialize 40 feeding and
handling cows Can take fun charge il
desired Box 20i, Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31
LONDON woOI AUCTION.

London. oct 20-The offerings ut
the wool auction sales today consist
ca OF a miscellaneous selection of ~
zoo bales. The demand was good and
prices We're firm. the best grades OF
erosshFedS often selling al 1E per
cent advance Americans continued
10 bug greasy and slipped clips and
Russia bought good secured merinos,
but home traders were the heaviest
buyers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31
FOR SALE

Sl,250-i-room frame. bath. electric
lshts. 5Q-foot Tot. North
Eighth street. terms.
Sl,b0e--5-room concrete, large sleep
ing porch. highlands; good
location Tor healthseeker.
Sl,Se0-4-room frame. modern. shade
ana fruit trees. good out-
buildings; fine location,
Fourth ward.
-,0tt-5-rQom frame, modern. close
in; Fourth ward
S2,l5Q-55-room brick, modern, large
basement corner lot, high
lands, close IT,
S,o00--6-room stuccO buuCal0w,
modern, garage. highlands.
close I'm.
$4,000 room brick dwelling. Sleep
ing porch, steam heat. lava
tories in bedrooms, fine loca-
ton. Fourth ward.
A. FLEGSCBIlElR
Real Estate and Insurance.
III South Fourth Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31

Chicago, oct 30.-Cattle- Receipts
500. Market weak Native beef steers,
$3.50 q 1850; western steers, SG.500
$50; calves, $7250ll.00.
Sheep 49, Receipts, 1900 Market
firm, Wethers $4,000 Cos, lambs
$G75IS.9Q.
Hogs Receipts, 1000. Market
SLOW, 6 10 lOc above yesterdays ay-
erage Bulk, $500 q 7,90. heavy $685.
a 100 pigs $3.60G 100.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31
Dcnxer IiHcstocle.

Denver, oct ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
800. Market higher. Beef steers, $3.50
@DG65; COWS ane heifers. $5.004G.50;
stoekors and feeders, $G.40@I35;
calves, $75069.50.
sheep Receipts $500, Market
strong
Hogs-Receipts, 100 Market steady
one load here s6.75,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Kansas CIty I.Ivcstnck.

KANSAS City. oct. 0.-Cattle-Re-
coipts 200 Market steady. Prime
fed steers, $4,000 1925; western steers
S6.50ft $50; calves, $6U10.
sheep - Receipts none Market
steady Lambs, $3.50 SIS; yearlings,
$6.50Gt525.
Hogs # Receipts. l500 Market
higher Bulk, $1,000 100: heavy $3.50
a 100; pigs, $6.0O6G.75.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31

II YOU have young children now is
the time to lay in supply Of Cham
berlalh's Cough Remedy It is ex-
cellent for Group and colds and harm
less as 1t contains no narcotic. OBJ
talnable everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31

Real Esfntp nud Insurance
-, e,,,.,, - ~, l1. 'u'V'
9"'" ANu'th HtiNtt.
'"e torres 'ihs resolution a meeting of the
stockholders " the huhhs Laundry Cons
HanY was held "t 'he office Ot the s8id
Company on tAe fourth daN ot October
ere az 'he hour ol liNc e'oloell n jha
u 'eIn''h "t tRt Saiu d8y M which 3ll 81
'he stockholders were present tut chat al
SAID meeting the iouoNlnr resolution was
ut,nin'Jty aa"pted aH H r1e stork-
h'faets "i me SAID company N.t0ns 800 iu-
WE lhefe't RI Wit.
whereas a. meeilug oi The d.reg tors
~ 'i,' 9"i" 'i"".a IfiuHoiN company hrid
On lAe lourA day of October 1915. the
i"lQWIng resolution was duly passed by
q 01tc oi an thy directors ot The sald corr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

New York, oct 30-Spot cotton
quiet. Midilng uplauds. Sl2.o5 sales
100 bales.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31

~N@Ns~~r~~-~~~-~-~--<~-~>- ~J~S~~~~~~S~~~~~-~~~~
WANrED-StampH ard collections FOR
cash. Louie iaaos Bog iSi CITY
CARPET CLEANING. furniture and stove
repairing. w A. uoff Phone G6s.
WANTED TELEGRAPH Instruments Keys
and f-ohm saunders Huslness Efficiency
Night school phone 32a
WANTED--To tgadc pair ~ town lots In
Oklahoma city worth $4,000 for auto
Address s. a. Maus Gunadu. Arizona.
NlrE healthy American girl wishes home
10 nice famiiY whnfe she can assist in
Homework ami attend high school Gail
or phone " W g.
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET

Now York oct 30.-Copper quiet,
eloctroHuc. $1S.0O@1S12ls.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31
IANsAs CITY BOARD or TRADE.

Kansas City Oct. -Wheat-No.
hard $L00@ los; No. 2 red, sl1JG
~ Dee, csc; May, 98Fsc
Corn-No. , mixed, 5Smhac: No. .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31

=Inl n IL N
III llfHUf1l IL IN
w SNS 9HS9oN1 WV
real, ESTATE. FIRE INSIUNNCI,
IoNNS
go 81,
S1t ". U0l6
----.
HELP WANTED.
MAI.
~ -e
NJ NJ, A'eah lAhorers, sis per
uNs iH'P'v5 n'yHt Ahthsy, Alo south
i"'. a slrs, Ln zone. s21.
N''N y i'i'sA I loN.NL SPANISH -hntar any
tin' t"',' .'.l' "''N- hueiHrss El-
;.------z S----- ---.---- ------ --l
NNN lhi' bn'8 a'gh'slapher ~ LAS Nt-
"'s" =" ~" .'na"''Nnt. slslns
sS NJ, 49,. ''''''s' T.. q. H'N
~ w. -, 100 -----
~, new '' make l''
or ntcTfsr.rcS MIN ,. "''''n. y.h',ss'ns
address SILVER sales ~. publo"s I'as
W ~ i,-,i-71y
49,, XXI 49,. sou sl,s'Enl nor
Ahuogcr,,s ,t..,lit, sten s,t, i''' ,.'Ns ''
Experience unnecessary Aus,g... IN rng
fish. Railway Association. cane Journal
- --------
-- lou'u'o,
family Phone iao
WANIEp-A neat cook al GlmshaW'y
Anply to o. ia sunday
WANTFD-9irl 40 Co1k aud ssel.t Nth
housework tO3 South Arno
VTITI7I7- ,;,-1-Ic1- --i--7s,i-- --i,s -
p,ricnce. Apply he Fconotnist
"A, 4 c-i,I,i7
o.,lttn, r'J.r'J ,,"r.,. "" %
a,.or,,, ga p
- ,---s,,,,-- .-----.-
s,,'at- sr.,.i.h ,''',. E',. "h" eaN
D.. h,,U,i,s VINES N"' ARM
49,
WA TED l1'TpunsiUle woman for Renor-
"I houseWorN Mrs W. 3. hopowell, Glg
----- - -
NANl Eb-Lady cIerE Who can spepl,
"plhsh, reply tn own hand writing A.
y. MornlnS Jyurnah
WANTED Competent rlri for general
housework Apply between ana 10
O'Clock moruilRs. 500 West EIeras
EARN $s-$li weekly ulIrcEsiUir ,n1,Jfrr
our circulars. spare time. ec etgfnp fot
particulars Palace Mailing C. palace
Thcater building T0ltdo Dhie
FIVE PRIGgT carolIo I,-I,-. 49, 49,,
demonstrate and sell dealers s25 lo t5O
per week Rairoad fare paid Goodrich
Drug CO.. Dept 4i0. OmnhA Ncbr
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WANTED---Salesmcn
SVT11f - -r~,I,,-., ','',''-~
rrnses d, c,,,,n,issi1r, ,,'' o,' VA'
bilious euerr,rIr. snionJt6 ot,,,r,,,,' y"
former experience NOT ,ss,ntlei ,,,,t,,.', N,
Cigar Co. Denver pa
t,. ,S7-i;,--r7,-
t,tar- ,,ns, ~, ,Ia ,epl'Sgn' inanutac
ahle d produc, pxrtli@st 'nnort,slt,
Exclusive tcrritort IA rirbt man XXI, 4e6
station C. ,qoyelnDd Obly
q a. I,s,,r7ss,, ~, - 4, .7i-..-
- ~ VA ~ ~ carry our me
,,d 49,, .liN SuppNss' e",n leather
Jlha,o, 80 80. aus - 'N 'usiiels )
panle,s sYn,,i, ''S ~ oAe,uslE' territory
a f7S0 I----
V,nt a.. ,,,.,'..,,.. ,,.', U't i'."V' lyu''
snrrinit,. ,c,rI, o1,,a,,t t5 W. i'97
,,a nce5 ...,l,,, -, 'iN'4, fS''00 bu
itsbcd 81 49, snt ,t.i V7etU-
snD yv,,.i,s.rd r,at,.,t. 'F' ""' i''
y, y. .--------
WV hl'h -'l"Ns5 SNl.l.SMEN by nation
e.,y hno"n tofpora'lon Worth S2oo-SaoO
a. adsDc1 E'e ,''t w. s,','' oppollu"l,E
men who opalifv rssctnnc,s ~ Incl,
ntasl4rn+ D.yto, M. 90 nav
"a LlSMAN For General mercantile trado
lh New Mexico ~ sell neW proposition
9f mort vacancy now attractive commits
sion contracts $3.50 weekly Tor expenses
Mics IT. bXltf Co.. Wholesale jewellers,
ls1.1l Carhn BLDG cleveland. O,
SAi igSNEN -EXpciicnccd I'M AM linz
sell general trndo in New Mexico, "a
quincy nov: uu,xcalloa gp,rtalf. pr,n,oi
tion; commission c1ntlact .s5 Oh vfslh,
far evpensep CopHueitnl tevruy al 14q-
"A Conttnaptal buildiur Clrtaluni obia
II III fsaa Or
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WANTEp-Agen,s.

-~-N~Y~~~ees~~0~see- ~~-~~G~DS~5~-~~~~N4~
EXCLUSIVE county rights Scil Tankll
new auto fuel, profitable. TapRll, clege-
land. ohio.
WE Will PAY VOC $4,000 ~ represent
as and distribute religious literature in
your community, so days WORK. man Or
WOMAN, experience not ttq,rred, spare time
may be used futernaQotai Bible Press
phuadclphia
AGl1NTS-snappiost housoh3id lno on
earth. Red hot sellers steady rtpcaters.
100 per cent profit $50 light weight fast
selling. popular priced necessities, agents
outfit free. Get busy, quick, write toda5r-
postal viii DO. American Products CO.,
3s95 American Bids. Cincinnati, o.
AGENTS. MAKE BfG MONEY-rhe best
line Of food fiyors perfumes soups ard
toilet preparations etc., ever o"fered over
ESQ light weight popular priced, quick
selling necessities lin big -eInand well adj
Ycrtisod-easy SELLERS big repentersi 100
per cent profit Complete outfits furnsh-
ca free to workers jus, postal today
American Products 90. s69g American
BLDG Cincinnati D.
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PERSONAL
H~@ss~NNN@@S
LADIES'

WHEN Irregular or delayed use Triunpb
rus Safe and always dependable Not
sold at drug stores Do not experiment
with others. save disappointment Write
f0r "Reliof' and particulars. lfs free Al
dress National Medical Institute. Miwau.
koe, wis.
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RUSINTss CI[ANCEs

FOR SALB--Hotel Craige, 80 rooms com
piorely furnished. 1lSh West silver
avenue.
FOR SALE--Chcap. good cleaning and
pressing business Call on o. address
State hotel room 10
ron SALE OF RENT--Rooming house u
II rooms all new furniture. White House
hotel 209 South First
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W lBl MnMili0 n 0OOM
VVo tAAa eNAN'A'sAtAas20AA04N
2ll West Gold.
IOR RFNr--RuOms.
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----- North.
FOR RENT Ntr,iE UtuIsbgi i0Ht I"-.n.
-Eetg1 t-Htth Street
FoK- kENf--Nieey furnished front room
ie-57- 5i,-.5- i.--.--'...--- ,-
sieep,nr p,r.S -s [.r.,, e....r .l.' '.'''
i-5r pl,N.T -------- -s.---,---
nlshed r..ns IN, rer.,.s al ,.,'.,
paid aei Na4b rFhh
i-OR RFVT -Fo.o r,-.I- T,,,r1-1-5 room.
with sleeping porch f5r lsht housetr,p.
ms 1ei wcst Copper
zoos WEsF CENTRAL. nlCr I7T-- mont
tuam stpAm h,st smahl, Ir fuu. YNItn
or without ho5rdl Phone IH.1I no s,a
aon,L
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1 tNh llaNI 'lue laitc ltunt sleeping iaNtu
ais West Cold.
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FOR Elegant furnished roaml bath
! e..lg. ll1ne. /. !. W-ss 1.,ld --
FVH hhNi urn.shgd rooms for light
% osekeeplng. - south second
/ FOR iHNT--NigcN turu.shod roum ~
'N WeHl Nrhli5t NNehle phone
/ 'O4N-
I FOR fNr-fmmah,l room Win hDll
/ eng ''o''"lrh''a 600 south Seventh
street.
fuE HENT- 1wo furnished rens rr
! u.hl haastA'gpaR mndrrn f'H CLOSE Goo
/ ,--- l, ll-,l -Os SCUM ll-l
Hginanas
FOR 8ENT FurnlshGd rooms 5is south
/ walter Phone g0g
! FOR RENT one south room furnished
! PA south Walter phone 1919
'oH h ~ ~ i 5ra,P l19n. .,, f,oms "
r6T sgzr 80. ~. -.,-'1-" NV, ~. w.
Win sireepe narrh", st6t Wast cs sU1r,1
90, s'..e ~ '-- eie y -ass es!'''''
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or' ,,bont s sieon,, ',n'sIso icons W,t1
bousakeenlng sntts No chlidrop et6 gast
! Central
FOR RENT--DweJiinxs,
IN.
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FOR kEN r--Ia small family of adults q
/ Second.
| FOR RFNT7-- NCyeIp6cr 4 a r,0lierT f -',1,-,,
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31

Real estate pfoblems--purth bases sales or
trade--are easily solved by journal want
ads. Read them; use them Do Il today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31
FOR sAJI5-T,eoI Tstote

FOR SALE "A choice residence lot, also
t0O-foot corner tn Al location for
renting cottages Cal sgl East silver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31

FOR RENT--Offlce Rooms.
~-~~~-NyNc-NN~~~-~-~-e ~~~~@-~r~~-~S@-~-~e~-
'di Bent offices. Apply b. a. Macnhef-
son journal office