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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
AMHERST

AMHERST. VA. Aug. 2s-Miss
Georgia White and Mrs. Hardness. OF
Eicnmond. who have been visiting Miss
Lille McGinnis. have returned home.
Mrs. T. J Kirkpatrick. Miss Nan
kirkpa;r!ck and Miss Nance, Of Lynch.
purE, spent sunday with relatives here
Miss Marie Bristow. OF Farmvilc
and Miss Fannie Bristow, of Rich.
anohd. nave returned 10 their respcc.
tive homes, after visiting Mrs. II. II
Sandidge
Rev. w. L. Ware and family. OF South
Hill are guests of Mrs. Bessie Z. Ware.
They made the trip to Amhers; by
automobile.
R. T Harrison, o, Lynchburg, spent
. sunday with mis- family, at Mrs NJ. H.
Robertsons
Rev. and Mrs c. f. Blankensh4p have
returned 10 BEDFORD City. after n stay
OF sevcra! weeks AT Mrs. c. b. Cum
ninGham's
Mrs Murrel and children lief, on
Sunday for their home in Richmond
after spending several weeks at Mrs
NJ. II. Robertson's
Miss Gladys Taliaferro has gone to
Gloucester County TO Visit relatives
County Clerk w. L. sand!dge Is
spending this week in Norfolk.
Mrs Gordon, Of Richmond. is tho
guest OF Miss Lille McGinn!s.
Mrs c. NJ Campbell and little SON
: Blair. left Thursday TO visit relatives
in Augusta County.
Mr. Blackburn. OF Lynchburc, spen;
Sunday with friends al Amherst
Q. l.. Evans and son, Theodore were
In Lexington this week
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Scott. Miss Hester
Scott, Mrs.. O. V. Hanger, Miss Cor
nelia Hanger and Misses Jessie Bur
ford and Kate Taliafcrro returned on
Wednesday from ten days stay at
, Wilson's Springs.
o. V. Hanger Is spending this week
with his family here
On Wednesday afternoon. at her
home hero. Mics Jane Cunningham dc.
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BOYDToN. VA. August 2s-Mlss
Helen Wimbush. Of Denniston. was
recent visitor TO Miss Aloyisc Turpin.
George Bcrnhardt and Miss Aioyise
Turpin motorcd TO Halifax on Sunday
to visit friends.
Harrison Turnbull. Jack JeTress and
Tohn Cole, OF Norfolk and Mrs. w.
T.. fillmore and Miss Mary T. Turn
hull. ~ i.awrenceville. motorrd here
from awrcnceville or Sunday 20 spend
the afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Irby
Turubull.
Or. y. r. SnellinGs. Charles Wcisnger
Miss Rachel SnellinEs. Miss Lucy Ery-
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remedy on earth to-day. "Gets-It" will
surely. get that corn or callus you've
been trting for a long time TO get rid
of-take II, right off clean as a whis-
TIC. Applylt in two scconds--put your
stocking and shoe right over it-noth-
ing to stick. nothing to hurt You
needn't fuss with thick bandages that
make packae" out of your toe No
KNIVES, raZors AND scissors; no tame; no
trouble It's simplicity itself, sure.
quick. PAINLESS. Try II also for bunions
and warts.
"Gcts-lt" is sold e, all druggists, 2sc
IL Co, Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
Mes Valet Hnzq
9Ondey.~ood d
On9er NJ =

The critic TINT Ruld the futurist and
cubist schools OF nrt would In no way
Affect our normal life. hns another
thought coming. And here's docu-
mentary evidence. Miss Violet King,
one of the most prominent OF the
younger set mt Newport. where this
picture was tnken. Inns originated and
IL wearing; this muifi-rGlorcd "futurint"
skirt. It seems uS II this novel design
VIII TAKE with her friends, from whom
IL Will gradually spread into popular
favor with the Eentlcr sex. Miss King
did not volunteer to make public the
theme which tho design was supposed
To depict, hut nm nrtist who happened
Ia pass remarked TINT It WINS nm In
spirntion for cubiSt painting he WINS
then plnnninE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
How You Can Remove
Every Trace of Hair
(Toiiet Tallsa.A

4 sttf paste made with some pow
dered delatone and water and spread
on hairy surface about two minutes
will. when removed take every trace
Of hair with 1t. The skin should then
be washed to free 1t from the remain.
ing delatone. No harm can result
from this treatment. but be sure 1t Is
delatone you get and you will not be
disappointed.
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RADFORD NORMAL

EAST RADFoRD. VA. August IS
Dr. w. s. Sutton. dean Of the State
University Of Texas, spent Tuesday at
the normal school, inspecting the
school equipment and comforting with
the teachers as to the work of the Vir-
ginia Normal Schools.
DIR. ]. Mcconnell spent last Sat-
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ARVONlA

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
ARNONlA, VA. August 2S.-Mrs. w
w. Haskins and Miss Mary Glover. who
have been visiting DR.. and Mrs. Per-
kins Glover at their home here. re-
turned to their homes at Buckingham
and Fountain Ridge" this week
J.. Norman aud Reuben HlIdrnns
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Why's ''Gets-It," for
Corns, Like a Kiss?
Because Everybody Tries 1t. Every
body Likes It, It's Painless and
Takes But Moment
IN tpuIy

Gets-lt' Is the wonder OF the corn
pestcrcd world. Millions say so be-
cause millions have used it, That's
what makes II the biggest selling corn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
KELLY IS KEEN FOR
MEETING WITH
JACK TORRES
Spike Willing to Fight Under
Any Conditions and Will
Make Whatever Weight Is
Asked in Reason.

Spike Kelly Is anxious. not to say
urgently DESTROYS. Of meeting Jack
Torres. lie thinks Il VIII rebound
greatly 20 his professional aud hay
reputation 10 inmbaai Nj Torres de-
cisivoly ana individually, and he n
nodcstiy confident OF doing II u
given a chance. although admitting
that Mr.. Torors iR a hardened GUS
toner ana ~unaltcrubly opposed Ca
polishing anybody's reputation but
his own.
spike In so keen To- collide with the
Albuquerque wclterwcight that ne Is
willing TO waive everything but the
rule against shooting non-combat-
ants. Hc Inns written Manager Fred
Wiusor. Of the Cactus \. G., that ne
will take on Torers ON any conditions
will make any weight of. at or
around the wctcr class, let the win
ner take al. or agree 60 anything
olso under the puvilistic sun provid-
ed Torres viii agrre TO get into the
arena nnd AXE his chances of meet
ing MI. Kclly's hattcr.nE ram undcr
fun speed.
This r. somewhat IN the nature OF
putting u up Ia Sir. Torres.
Just az soon as Jack Torres may be
moved 20 agree 10 the night, Promot-
crs Wiusor and Wilfong VIII wire
Kelly transportation and have him
come on for training.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
The Markets
New Nork sinL E4rhnnge.

New York. Jan. 2.-The nrst day
OF 1915 on the stock exchange was
marked By the smallest 0verturn OF
ans twO-hour session In some years.
Attendance Of brokers and customers
was In keepinh vita the simggish
movement. Leading shares showed
no pronounced change either way.
and some Of "a speculative favorites
failed Of a single transaction. Among
the spccialties were such vnriHbie
changes AZ a six point loss IN New
York Airi rake ana a ave point ad-
vance II Sears, Roebuck. News from
London, where the market Is TO re-
open Monday acted as a deterrent 10
any trading IN the bull side,
Bonds were steady.
A-malgamntcd COPPER. SO.
American sugar Refining. lO2G bid
Atchison. %.
Chino Copper, ASK.
Northern Pacific. 800.
Reading. ff3h
southern Pacific. So.
Union Pacific. ifG.
United states Steel fgM.
United states steel. preferred,
1864 bid.
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aunts boarding house and decided 10
undertake that h~nzardous venture
known as rising above ones cnyir-
onment." As a first stopup the led
= sne gets . position iva CONNER
.l"l mouse n thinks She sees "A way
20 the career she mas chosen. This
way Is the winning Of the son Of the
mead OF the hrm, but she finds that
MS attentions to nor do hot contem-
Plhte o journey To tho MARRIAGE atar
Ihat IL only an episode. and Tho
story moves from the office 10 the
rooms OF SAN Francisco so-
ciety, And through Il an Susan
brown finds as all climbers have
found, that the path ID beset with
many periis ana many Nominations.
IN The House % the Dawn"
Aaruh H. Ryan tells us a story OF
Mexico Ia the early days of the span-
inrdA The tnic rs richly colorcd with
descriptions of the life of TINT tlmo
~ tho city of Mexico. and gives one
an interesting account 81 the work
OF the religious orders OF the day.
The owe story Is furnished by the
romance OF Donna Sancha. hIgh-burn
daughter OF old CASTLE. who. be-
trothed To @ young member OF an
other ancient family in youth. OBJ
lected 70 receiving from him (after
he went to MeXiool letters written
by a priest and love tokens chosen
~ his guardian. Later on she went
10 Mexico and found her happiness
among the ancient people OF the
House OF tho Dawn, an old sanctuary
Of sun worship.
For the lover Of the detective story
here II n new ora. "AshtOn-gIrk,
Special Detective. " by J. T. Mcintyre.
Bat scanlon. two-handcd fighter and
%truiner, Il worried. lie visits an old
friend In his big country house, and
ruhs into some queer things he can
not eXplain-the thunder that rum
blos over the hills when skies are
clear. the harp hat n played with
out sound. enemies without and n
traitor within the house Bat calls
ON Ashton-Klrk. who has solved some
strange mysteries. ana the special de-
tcctiVe comes 10 geapplo with the ter
ror.
The Treasure ~ the Humble by
Mnurices Macterlinck. We must all
recognize the native distinction OF NJ.
Mnotcriinck's mind, the f%astidious
delicacy of his taste, his abiding and
Unsuitable love Of beauty. what he
says. exquisitely enough but perhaps
too literally, OF every man"to every
mar there come noble thoughts that
pass across his heart Ike great white
birds'-is certainly true OF himself.
Wherefore, n may venture to in
vite people q hts book as Heraolitus
welcomed guests 20 his kitchen: EN-
ter boldly, FOR here also there are
gods"
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soth, A. d. 1918. and J. b. Block.
Plaintiffs.
w.
q. n bryant. and Eioulpe Bryant and
Louis McItac ~ Trustee. and T.. n.
Mccanna.
NOTICE or TENDENCY OF SUIT.
No. e95e.
To g. y. Bryant. and Eloulse Bryant:
You and each or YOU are hereby
notified hat ON the 5ih day OF De-
cember. A. u. 1914, there was died In
the Office OF tho clerk Of the above
named court n complaint BY the above
named plaintiffs against you ard the
other defendants above named where
In aud whereby. the plaintlns seek 10
forcclose "A deed OF trust made by YOU,
said defendants q. n. Bryant and
El0uise Bryant on tho 3Ofh day 81
Auguht, a. ID. 1913 20 J.. G. BaidridEs.
trustee (said J. .. DaldridEe heiEs
now absent from the state Of New
Mexico. and has been succeeded az
trustee therein by Jesus Romero as
acting sheriff OF Bernaiilo county,.
and 10 have the said court ascertain
and determine the amount due upon
a fromlssory o dated August 3n4h.
a. ID. 1913 for $4,000 gseven hum
drcd dollars) with Interest from date
at the rate Of eisht per cent per an
mum, the principal amoun OF said
note being payable In two years from
date. Interest thereon. payable quar-
terly; togcther with ten per cent as
attorneys fees and 20 have the court
ascertain the mou OF insurance and
taxes paid By the plalnlin J. - Block
upon the property herein after de-
scribed. and covered by said deed Of
trust. to-wit; All that real estate ait
uate. lying and being Ia the county
Of Befnaullo and state OF New Mexico.
Lot numbered seven 60 and
tho north Oac-half Ch) ef lot
numbered ak 90 In block ics-
tered d OF tho simpler addition
No. 2 90 tho t7ity OF Albuquerque.
New Mexico. as the same are
known ana DESIGNATED on the map
OF the said addition nled In the
0fitco OF the probate clerk and
ox-oniclo recorder OF Dernaliilo
county, New Mexico
And She plaintiff prays Tor a judy
ment fureclosing said lien on said
property M premises and for the
sale Of said propcrty and premisen In
satisfaction thereof and for a receiver
OF the rents and profits of said prop
erty %pendente lite. and Tor a deficiency
JUDGMENT against saiC defendants q.
y. Bryant and Eloulse Bryant.
You are further notified that unless
you enter your appearance An said
cause on or before the ga dag OF Feb
ruary. A. ID. 1915. judsmept wN be
rendered against you or slch OF you
as fail TO enter such appearance hy
default. Tho name % the plaintiffs
attorney herein n George 3 Ki0ck.
and his post once and business adj
dress II rooms : and , Stern block.
Albuquerque. New Mexico.
Witness, tho Hon. Herbert r. Ray
noldA judge OF said court and the
seal OF said count, this 18th DAY Of
December. a. y. 1914
(seaD A. r.. WALKER.
County CLERK Of nernaiilio County.
New Mexico. and clerk OF the
Dlrfficl Court lhcFeof
by THOs X. ID. MADISON, Deputy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

Chicago. Jan. wheat swept rap
idly higher today, the market ocing
bare OF Offers and responding very
freely to purchase orders. which were
Affected 10y demand from domestic
millcrs After opening hc TO "
higher. the market rose IN some cases
ftsc HhaNof The prcvious close. The
close was unsettled at q gain OF tc "a
lMc net.
Corn advanced with wheat. open
lbs prices, which ranged from y q
ltc Co = n %c higher were followed
by a slight additional gain and then
"a moderate reaction. The clusc was
steady, a "a hc To % 10 Mc net higher,
Hardening ~ values proved less
noticeable iu oats than in other ce-
reals. Tho market however, buigcd
u little and encountered no important
pressure.
An expected increase uf warehouse
storcks acted a. a weight on pruyis-
ions. The effect wns TO KEEP quota
inns The enro, was 60 keep quota
nee of highcr prices for hoEs
Wheat NAV, t31. July, il9h.
Corn May. i3Hc: july, zoe.
Oats-May. stAc July. ~ Nc.
pork-iuu,i ttN.G5; May, Si9.2a.
Lard-Jan. xi6.5e; May, tlo.s0,
Ribs-ian, St0.i5, MAJ, $3.50.
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Lost.
NOTICE rO coNTnNcroRs.

Sealed proposals will be received
until 4 p. m. January 26. 1915, IN tao
registrar's Office NJ the school OF
Mines. socorro, New Mexico BY the
secretary OF the board OF regents al
which time and place said bills wiil
be opened and ~caavassed by the
board. FOR constructing a foundation
Of concrete FOR a mining and metal
lurgical building on the school OF
Mines campus also, bids on the brick
supe%rstructurc will be received at the
same time and place, and, also. bids
for furnishing the window and door
frames. an woodwork. windows. and
roofing will likewise be received and
~cBnvassed.
before any bid II considered "a bona
hde. bond OF $3.50. $3.50 and $500. re-
spectively will be required 10 accom-
pany each old for each Of the speci-
fed classes 81 work. Plans and speci-
h%cations may be seer on ale az the
re%eistrar's Office.
The board Of regents reserves the
right 90 reject any and all bids II rot
satisfactory TO the board.
A. G. TORRES.
President Of the Board.
BLANCHE r.. REED.
Clerk.
socorro. New Mexico.
nrranh4r on lufI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
HIGH SCHOOL Is
~0UTCLASSED IN
BOTH CONTESTS

Both games Of the basketball dou-
blchoader were won hy the Aibuquer-
que Business college at the armory
last night. The high schiol boys and
Eirls were outchissed. the boys losing
~ a score Of 90 20 10 aud the girls
by a score 81 IS to 2.
So the figures Indicate. the school
boys put up a better defense than
their sisters. They fought Ramcly.
but Il was hopeless To attempt 20
stavo on the inevitable defeat.
The high school girls were unable
10 make a field goal. scoring their
two points on fouls.
Norrinc switzer, OF the A. u. c.,
vas the star OF the girls game and
Spitz, A. y. G. forward, was the star
Of the boys contest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court; Hernalili0
County; State OF Sew Mexico.
In the Matter or the Estate OF Peter
T0hin. Deceased
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that O. n.
Marion. executor of the last viii ana
testament OF Peter Tobin. has filed
his final account Ia the Probate Court
ana that hy order of said Probate
Court the FIRST Monday Of March, the
Same being the first day 81 March,
1915, was fixed a. the day for the
hearing OF objections to ana the set
Element OF said final report ana ac-
count.
A. T.. WALKER.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
A SOCIETIES PLAN
GIANT CLEARING HOUSE

Los Angeles. caiif., Jan. The
LARGEST clearing house In the world
Tor human beings is planned here by
the Federation Of State Societies. com
pesed of 30 organizations With a total
memocrship OF 10000. Every expo
sitioI's visitor who reaches Los An
gclcs In 1915 will be asked to<rcgls-
ter az the federation headquarters.
Here the names and addresses Of the
resident membership are hled geo.
graphically 20 that the stranger may
learn In a moment ~ any old friends
~ the country OF new arrivals from
his wi locality.
The practical utility ~ the plan Is
emphasized by there boins 90 per cent
81 the city population from other
states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
BUSINESS CHANCES


FOR SALE-An Indian trading store.
close 90 Gallup aud W. miles from
the santa Fe, doing an average bual-
ness OF about $1,000 per day; can be
Increased; good point for buying
cattle and sheep and also raising
them. a good residence, with a
large number of rooms; also store
and other b%ulldings. Fine water and
ideal health and pleasure resort. l2s
acres of land. The buildings. stock
Of merchandise, the land. etc, all 40
for 100000. This ~ an exceptional
proposition. tho location Is almost
ideal. n ~ a health resort alone
can be made "a great SUCCESS. II in
terested. aud you have the money.
write; then come. Address BOX i2s.
Gallup, New Mexico.
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WANTEn-Gnlesrnen.


Observation-Disclosures; free sample;
electric siga; flashes c~hanReaoie
wording In radiant sparkling ncams
OF colored electric iisht: ontselllns
everything at 5000: terms 30 daya.
Erskine made t200.00 one day. Moss
sold $4,000 and made $4,000 In Mo-
vember. You can too. Fiashlight
Sign Co.. Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

Buy OIL STOCK In tsi.0ea. s0o COM
paay, Just orsanixed. ground noor
proposition; 100 per cent dividends.
30 days possible: 20 wells at once.
quick action on your money; limited
number shares at &c share; $40 buys
5000 a value stock. big advance In
STOCK soon; solliag fast; remit now;
write for free information; dividends
declared soon. Amalgamated OH Co.,
l6ll Colcurd Bldg, Oklanoma. okla.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

FORD OWNERS TO demonstrate
New Invisible Simplex Self Start
or" Ford cars only. No batteries.
spriugs. cables or other imnh. Equal
10 any electric starter at onc-nfth tho
price; fully guaranteed. shipped out
on "A weeks trial. Sells on sight.
write quick. simplex Manufacturing
Company. 1907 Great Northern uiid-
Ing. Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
AT the Library.

Now hat Christmas and New
Years are w some at you VIII
probably van 10 read some of the
new books, 90 ! am going To tell YOU
about those I saw at the public H.
brary this week,
Mrs. Kathleen Norris called her
latest book saturdays child be-
cause Saturdays child "wor6. hard
for n living. From THE Treas
urc." an amusing and light take-oi
81 the "hircd girl' problem, Mrs.
Norris jumps TO the very serious life
story of an orphan giri. pretty and
refined. who tires Of the sordid and
poverty pinched surroundings OF her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
WANTED-Female Kelp

DO WOU WANT another 81 daily 2
No experience: constant spare Time
work. knitting hosiery. Machines fur
nished on contract; We take product.
Gleason Wheeler Co, tfnc.) Chicago.
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Cilcugu ~Iivcstnck.

Chicago. Jan. 2.-Hogs-Receipts
&c, 900, strong "a Sc above THURSDAY
averuge. Bulk, $1.20m 7.30; heavy.
S6.95 40; piss. S5.50m 7.3o.
Cattle-Rcccipts, 1000; steady. Ma
tive beef steers, s5.5Omg.S5; western,
$500 7.S0i calves. &1.j0W 1000.
sheep - Receipts. 5000; steady.
sheep, t5.9OW ESQ; lambs. $1,000
S.S5.
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added years. has iost his former nctiv-
ity and may quilt the diamond game
oon
Freddie Welsh. lightweight cham
ploa Of the world. has lost his draw
Ing power IN this country. Welsh
came here touted M the most scIen-
the boxer OF the age, yet he has been
outboxed twice by American fighters
who make no pretense OF being more
than ordinary boxers.
Welsh. az a boxer, has been over
rated. lie does not compare with
rackcy Mcfarland and Mike Gibbons.
Welsh has a good defense. hut his
punches are woefully lacking Ia
steam. The oao thing In which Welsh
IL far superior To other light weights
Is that he can run faster.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
nrnNcr %IlNcelnck.

Denver, Jan. 2-Cattle-Recolpts
ZOO. steady. Beef steers. sG.5Om $50,
cows and hclfers, $1,000 nG.S6;
stockcrs and feeders, S6.N0G 7.50;
calves. $500 500.
Hogs-Rcceipts. 100; steady; top
few ON sale, SIZE.
Shoep-Nonc; steady.
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Many Rcsp1ndctI.

Foreman typewriter factory ~
Have you had aiiy experience In ass
HemblinR yepNriters7
Application. sure' I advertised
for one once at twenty a week.
Judge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
Read the Evening Herald's
Want Ad", They get results.
Additional Society
tOonnnred irom rage II,e.l
Arizona

(tontinHcd rom rage ihc.)
Arizona.
Air. and Mrs. Sell. who have been
visiting Mrs. sells parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Pence. left sunday night for
Winsiow, Ariz.
Mrs. Henry Coors, Jr., has returned
from Las Vegas where she spent the
holidays. Mr.. Coors' sister. Miss
Alice Coors, is with Mis-. Coors for
q short visit.
Mrs. G. T.. Vaushn hrs as her
guests Mr.. and Mrs. u. W. Spicer and
Miss Eva Spiccr of Monmouth. III
Mr.. and Mrs. X. ~ smith, OF
Aberdeen, :. D., are the guests Of Mr.
smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
II. Smith.
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Marvellous

For nearly half a century
We've tended 10 our mutton.
And yet have had To chase
a rolling collar button.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

YOUNG MAN IN every locality. exper-
fence unnecessary, for representa-
tive Of reliable International Detect
i've Service. Send &c postage for par
ticulars; also paoto " possible. Chiefs
ofheo. ana Brooks Arcade. salt Lake.
ttah.
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Knnsns CIV I.lvcs,Ock.

Kansas city. Jan. 2.-HoEs-Re'
ccipts. i.2b0; higher Bulk. S7.20n
7.35. heavy, $500 7.f0; pigs. S6.25a
go.
Cattle Receipts. 600; siendy,
Prime fed steers, S9.O01 1000; west
orn steers, tIO0m925; calves. $3.50 a
1900.
Sheep r. Receipts, 1850; steady,
Lambs. &s.25mS.15; ycurlings. tG.75a
100.
New YORK., Jan Copper dull and
New York, Jan. "copper" run and
nominal. Electrolytic, 1eA Wl3 " G;
casting, i2A W13Ac.
Iron, UNCHANGED.
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FOR AALE-Oid papers for putting
down eapela etc. Call ct Herald
ONCE.
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Did you meet any nice men az the
summer resort, dear"
81 should say ! did, and ! met a
couple of rich ones. too"
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For Sale or Trade.

,..--,
WOULD TRADE some good residence
lots for good auto or sell cheap.
Address Lots, care Herald.
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New York. Jan. e.-Mercnntiie pa
pcr, tnth per cent.
Par silver. iSiac.
Mexican dollars. SIC.
Government bonds STEADY. railroad
bonds steady.