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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-01-20

Ford autos yesterday and will be in
shape to get busy in the auto game
with the first breath of spring.
j. +. Jenny was in town Saturday
for the first time in several weeks. He
is still feeling pretty weak but is gain
ing strength daily and will soon be his
usual self again.
Misses Alice Holtbuer, Coda and Ina
Wilson and Bertha Hackett came owe,
from Ferdinand last Friday evening to
see the basket ball games and stayed
to take in the dance.
DIR. Blake was in town Saturday
from Keuterville and informed us of
the arrival of a dainty baby girl at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Peder-
sen on December 9th. Almost a
Christmas gift, Hans.
w. B. Hussman was passenger to
Lewiston Sunday, returning Monday.
A. l.. Creelman and w. M. Schiller
were county seat visitors the first of
the week.
The farmers institute which was in
session here yesterday and today did
not draw very large crowds but the
meetings were interesting and instruc-
tive and were enjoyed by all who at
tended them.
Christian Lange, who was reported
quite i'll last week, passed away at nine
clock Saturday morning from prom
chial pneumonia, from which he had
been suffering only few days. At
the last he refused nourishment and
medicine and it was impossible to stay
the ravages of his illness.
A four-horse sleigh load of young
folks from the B. Tackle, John Funke
and A. Holthaus homes drove out to the
Fred Funke home beyond Ferdinand
Wednesday where they had very en-
joyable time
DIR. Orr reports the birth of baby
girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Sonnen north
of town on Wednesday and a dam
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Martin
east of town one day last week.
Several loads of fine alfalfa were
hauled to town this week from the Jim
Wright place and were eagerly picked
up by the local dairymen. And We. on
ly few years ago many claimed that
alfalfa could not be successfully grown
here
Ye scribe and wife enjoyed sleigh
ride out to the Jenny farm north or
town Sunday evening where he found
everyone enjoying themselves and the
sick on the high road to recovery.
Grandpa KEGS keeps busy playing cards
or tossing to baby and seems to be
growing younger every day.
o. M. Collins and wife and Mr.. Flint
son-in-law of the FORMER, came up
Monday evening from Genesee. Mrs.
Collins is visiting at the home of her
brother, D. A. Mckinley, east of town,
while Mr.. Collins returned home Thurs
day after attending the meeting of the
directors of the First National Bank
Mr.. Flint has become identified with
the bank and will remain here per-
manently. His family will follow as
soon as suitable residence can be Sc
cured.
Arthur Brissette, OF Cottonwood Pigs
fame, returned last Friday evening
from California and intends remaining
here indefinitely. Arthur says that life
amt so darned funny as some NAV
think it, and that the California roses
have thorns as sharp as any other kind,
and that every story has two sides and
his is no exception to the rule Hew-
ever, he has returned to face the music
and intends holding down his home
stead and gradually squaring up with
everyone.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-01-20

morning for Connell, Wash, where he
has accepted a position with the Tri-
State Terminal Warehouse company.
Mr.. Warnings estimable family and
Earl Hamill, who had been assisting
here in the warehouse, will follow in
about ten days. Those people were
among Ferdinand best people and we
deplore their loss, but wish them
abundant success in their new home.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-01-20
C[FAN|NCS OF NEWS FROM DIFFER
ENT SECTIONS OF IDAHO COUNTY

vice given to the hog raisers by the
Mountaineer several weeks ago.
Chas. Bowles of Kidder brought in
the sad news Saturday of the death of
Mrs. Grove an aged lady of this COM
munity. Interment was made in the
home cemetery. Much sympathy is ex-
pressed for the aged husband and chill.
dren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-26
ldoft Ser eurppdilhen Mlddte, rno cine

ldaft Der %erropdilben Mdd6tc, ltnb eine
@erltdrlbieuns nit Sopan anitrcbt.
@iuen a1bcren geipeis hafiir, baBI
Die gntentegruppe l1idt mebr 5lt fiirdz
ten lit, iiebt 8umdnicn in ber S6atiaz
dc, baB Ser aitt, ser @ng(ot,o uno
Sranfreid 5uIammen9dlt, iih gu
lodcrn besinnt. Sic iron51liide greiz
1e 1dJlaet eineu Con on, scr lln6e6aaen
III 2onoon berurladjen mnlb. sic perz
loltgt bas lofortise gingrcifen britilder
grltppen Bel @erOlln. 60 ldreibt g..
g.. Glcmcnceml III leiler 3eitung
u&pmme @nc6dine"
pllngeabtet ser Gage in Sranfrcib,
belien lebte G%eierpen ibr @lut pergie%
Ben, bleibt @squitb luatbatig ulo mar
tet MN init 8nrtcn olf. 9as fam
laic6t lanaer 10 blciben. sofortige.
tbatfraftigc gntIdliiiie lii1b erfprbers
lid, bamit quite Sruppen auf benz
|S6ladtfelbe %nnlnn9el, ebe CO SIT ipat
lit $500. l%1nIcre SoISaten fallen,
lie braidJen Siiffe, mir brauden Srupz
pen, nm ben e1tbgiilti9en Sieg sl erz
rineen; grglanb MUS lie Iiefernl"
Sic Sdpenfung Der rliiiiden Goliz
tif, Bic 5iemli6 bentlid auf bem fiir5z
Iih III Garis ltatteeflmoenen aricgsz
ratb Der gntcnte 5n Gage getreten ieiu
Ipl, unb Sic Stimnnlng in Sranfreib
fitnb m~t9en1dcinlid Sic llrIade Ser im<
mer barlftser fperbenoen Stotb1ignalc,
Sic 2ollbon in iii1slter 3eit nod @aibz
ingfon 9c1ailbt bat.
gt1slanbg SrelittS int a@eiben
Saug" fat natiirltid mic Sic 9biens
ollng ser gtote an lcbten Mitttpod
seist - Sen britiIdcn Nptbii9nalen ios
fort Splse geleiltet. 81 ipor 10 in Der
lgile, oaB ct bem apnsreB crit Sic Gin
9elesenbeit porlcgte, ais Sic Ultima :
tum Z yinte bereits- an Seutihlai1p a q
lge ian ipdr. 2as bat. ipie. bas
rieii9e 5hipeieen, nit .fpeldem 'biegptz
ldaft alfgcilonlmen lpnroe, sei9t, lebr
Observation-Disclosures beiber Saltler BEG aone
ercl7es iebr peridmipFt. Mltd genas
tor Stone, Sen gnr1iteloen besSenatsz
COMMITTEES fir 4llslparti9c 9nseIez
genbeiten. Ser Sen 9rdiibcl1tcn bisber
INNER bert6eibigtfbdt. gs bleibt MN
a%bsuirarten, ipeldes gtellung ser &onz
sreB nad gintreffen Ser Miltfportsg iptc
9euti6lanbs 5ll Der sar,5cn Srage neb<
men ipirb. l1n1erer, anlidt nad miro
Ser &pnereB oem Gpt6Idrei gr9z
lanbs, tpeldes bie Der. Staaten nie
icine agdrbplteer" b%ebannclt, nidt 10
miligcs @ebDr ldenfen, iuie Der fir
grgla,b ld6iparuheirnc g rdl ii Sc II t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-26
8cadtet bcn 14iten bes ainbes.

grfdltunsen, Gdnupfcn, fortbauz
'ernbe Srrttationen Der 511eimbdute
imDseu, fpeuni perna6IdiIist, Ipdter. &a=
stdrrb beberte,t. 2ouft fem Hiiifo -
tbut ettras fir guer &inol ainber
inebmen nidt iebe Mebi5in, aber lie
v9r. Sings Stein 9iscpperp"
.obne gerlpredunsen unb 36sern. GO
lit elm iiiBer, ansenebmer uSar GD%
rllp" llnb icbr cffeftbpu. @erape ees
mug lagntib pirfenb, I'M Sic Ibfauz
.eifte aus Sem &Drper 51 e%ntfernen.
SAT- Sic erite Soils bilft. SIMMER fer
tis gin, 8ebralid, braudt nidt berz
miiht 6u tperben. Sra9t MN Glren
9rpsilten na6 u9r. Sings Neip 9iss
'epberp". &c tnirb @uer 8inb ppr
ldIinmcn 8ranfbeiten. Sic bnn Grfdlz
tuneen pcrurladt ncrbeu, hcidiieen.
(In5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-26
Gi,slanb brandt Mmerifass Silfc!

@orl gerli11 fomn1t auf brabtloIetu
.8e9e Die Na9ridt, Ser liirslid 5lpis
iden 9%eutidlanb nr1b Mlimdnicn ab~
.geldloiienc @anbelsbertrag lebe bie
erribtung eines acknowledgements
In gufarelt nnb eines Ginfaufs-guz
reaus in gerlin Dor; bic1e @ureal1r
ipiiroen itatiltil9e Observation-Disclosures
llber Die 8anrenzginz unb Mtsfl1br
anstaltldcn lt1b 5pe5ial5iigc, nit ser
Mlfl6rift Carmen, tpilrben sipilden
9cutfdlanb lutb Hltmdl1ien fobren.
@ir ia9ten fiir5lid on bieirr Gtele,
Der Gbidll1b bes @anbelsbertrags 5ipiz
'fd)en Den gentralmddbten NIB Gumdz
.11ieu beoel1te ipieberum eincn arpBer1
biplon1atii6c11 gieg Der @~cntralbaerz
biinbeten iiber Sic Gntente altf Scr 8alz
fanbaIbinIel.
Sic 8alfal1itauten 1inb Dag 55erinpz
ter, Dos Ben Gtanb llnn Sen boraus.
iid)tfiden gerlauf bes arieges or1 be-
item anscigt. .Bulgariell trat I'M Eftpz
Der lcstei Sabres ali- Sic Settle Ser
4eellfralmadte, neil q la6, bab tic,
penn aud nidt als trillmpbircnbe Sic
Ger, 10 bod ais l1nbelie9te alts Dem
groben Ninset berporseben miiBten,
linb DOB besbalb ncrei1 bal1ernbe
Srcunoidaft BON biel gr0bercm @crtb
fiir i8ufgarien fem lpiirbc, afs Sic
Sreunoldaft Der @ntenteunad)te. s3}lt
bcrIelben anli6t fam @riedJe11lallb Ann
9el1alt oieieIbe 3eit; sod fpllnte es nb
lei1er s%eoerapbildcn Gage l1tdt pffen
nit Der @ntente brcd1en llnb seltaltete
leine@Gplitif 10, bab Sic entente esssc1
rabc5u ~bersemaIti9ell n1iiBte, linn cs
aus Der nentralen @altltng beral1ssltz
bri11gen.
SEPT, feds Morate Ipater, Fat
altd) 8llnanien crfannt, baB Sic Genz
tfalmdhte nidt beliegt iperben foolll1ell
llno bas Nu,,1a,1ien's 3ufllnft nit Ser
3llfunft bie1er Md6tcgruppe, Sic nad6
Dem @fiesc einen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bilpen iperben, eng berbnnben lit. @ue
mdnicn bat ourd Sen Mbidll1b bes
@nnoclsperfrages init bengentralma9z
ten gcseiet, bab css ictt lpeoer @uBlonS.
nod tfgetlb cine ullbere Ser @ntenttez
niad)te mebr fiirdtet. Sizes bat iebens
falls a16 ieincn @rul1b barin, bab
3nublaib allsef1idleinlid feline galfan=
Tplitif alfgegebcn urlo cine r,el1e aiiaz
tilbc 8olitif cingelcitet bat. Seren 3icl
Deg 8criiihe @plf unb Srnien lit;
bab, ba bie ppn gbnarb. Dcm Siebe1tell
ouiantmengcfiiste llnnatiirlihe gntenz
tc aus Dem 2einle scbt, Gublano ieiz
llen glid ipieber nad Iiien ridtet, ipp
es lid ippbler fiiblt, als IN Set @eIeuz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-26
9olitiide i,no nnpplifiide
&anbglpHcm.
- l1nicrc Ntabnllng a,t nnlerc
geicr: sseiesrap1trt q qql SIC IS aOlrereh=
mitgIicber.0 4

- lutcrc WfaDi11ft9 alt lt111erc
seIcr: sgeiesraplirt GIT }a. SIC le.s aOltgreh=
mitglicber."
-Grutcitirt tclcsrapbiid eeaen Ell
nelt arieg nit Ieutlhlolto aus
2ic6e 5ll> ober Sl,rdtspor gnalano
l'to leil'em s'maessen9lien Sapqll.
Selcgrapfirt OIL sen @lulbes-
.abgeprnneten Cures 8pnareB6e5irfs
mo Die senatoremea res stootps.
- Sclegrapljirt an Sen Spreher
.ggannp Glarf nno ben Tiibrer Der
oemofratiid)elt Mefrheit ees glntoes-
afgeoronetenbaules Glaubc &itd)in.
selegrapbirt OH Ben Siilre1
Ser repltblifanilhel1 Minoerheit bes
Observation-Disclosures Sames &.Niann,
~ Sclcgrapbirt oft gicepraiioeni
Marlbaa, at Sic 5enotoren Ser,
BON Sn6iana, Stpnc Don MifiM1ri
Sberman mo geiuis bon Sflinois.
9itdDcpf bon Rebrasfa.eMn Glapt
bon MilmeIoto.
- scfcsrapbirt, laBt 'nidt 40, 81,
tele9rapbircn. Ias 8elo fir oiele
telegrapbiidJen Madtbrieie lit gut
angeipeioet.
~ = seItorapGirt, nan,it Sic Colts.
iertrefer Bic Stimf1e bes @plfcs
4boren ltiib hitbt 1,llr bic Stin1nre oes
@roBfapitals, Ser Ml1mitiens SSobri.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-26
LIieber heiber @dMier f1tehr.

glieoer beiber @dlller ntebr.
gs muB ben gertreterlt bes 8olfes
int abeibcm @diilllern bes @ongrelles 10
flar gentadt lperoen, baB Elm MiB.
perltdll0nib ausgeldlolien lit, DOB
Sas 8olf scgcn bcn Gig.nmilen
clues Nannes, bes Mntofraten int
Graiiocntenfttblc, aafseitanoen lit
ltno baB
Der Stltrnt audi gcgci1 iie losbrc-
dJctt tuirb,
lSlpetl1 lie nid)t berrDeanmesmut6 ba6elt,
ii1 beilen gefabrlid)em gigenmille,l
i5n %1piberieben ln1D sbas 2ano boz
'&rieg l1ro aaem l1nbei( i'm @efolee
zines iold)en SIT b%efuabret,. Gs min
ANS i6eine1t, Dob Die Midytadfurg,
E6ie,ber gegerapartiae b6dHte-g oa5ltgs=
tbeamte 10 oft bent eleidgeltellter
|s3lpeige Ser Mllnoesregicrung gegen.
|iiber sur Sdalt 81, tragen iid) erlaltb1
bat, lie alein lbon oa5tl anlporner
Eiontc.
Mlip ,uertbe seier, tc~1csrapbirt, te.
%legrapbirt, Of aIs @crcine Doer Sir.
dtngemeinidJaften pbcr Ginsclbiiraer
IN ote Mitslicber Der bcibcn Sa1lel
|sbcs M%ohgreIcs! 65rt nidt alf i,
felegrapliren, (oas lit -beHer ak
fdyrriben,) bamit es Den golfspertre.
tern fldr ipirb:
r9as goIf itebt a,lf, Ser stur,m bridt
los".
9as lit bieneidt oas ein5ige Mit
|tel, oas unbeil, &rieg nit GenHdJ
Iano, 51 berbiiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-26

faldell ltno 0cs asnerifaniid)en Sri
fentbMms.
selcaraphtrt. @efeult Gl,d
gum @abIiprud) Mbralam aineolns:
pgine Mgierl,1g bts Sulfes, purb
oas goff, fir oas golf. STR
limb niht cine 8egierung clues
Mannes, 0urh cinen Mal11, fir -
England nno Dos amerifarilde
@roBfapital.
- SEER Wearimlilian @orhen bat
iii eil1en Iltfias y@enm ih @ilion
mare" ben amerifani nSta1loplnft
gegen Geutldlano uno 9eltld)ameri=
faner pertreten. Gin oeutld)er Sero=
ltrates, Ser lint jeoeu 8reis bon iid
reoei mad)er mill
8enn mir bod Fir nniere aiebez
Sicncrei scseu england eftpds anberes
5l erparten bdtten, OILS 5l1Btritte,
SIS ld)eillt,, BOB gepiie 9ette Illb-
trtttc als g1ren6e5ellaalp a%ltffal1ca,
Sac lit Der llnterIdieo, oaBGngz
lanp feline GerIetunsen 5beg 8DiIterz
redtes bis gum @nbe BEG @rte9e5 rltbig
Torticeen narf ainb 9eutidldno surh
bic amcrifaniiden 9robungen auf's
Srpdene ae1eft perbeu ipu.
SIM Staatsbepartemetlt eeriudt
man Sic cabbage 10. bor5e1tcllen, ais
pb Der Ibbrud Ser biplpmatilden gez
stebungen Elm Gertbeil fir 9entidz
LAMB tpdre. Sdlicblid ipielen, 1id9 Bilz
lpn unb Gaming nod aIs sic Sreunbe
9eutl6lanbs allfl
8eionhers beadtenspertb. lit.
Snb Ser Salrd1bootfricg, Sen Ser 8raz
libent ais @erbredcn gu branbmartcn
Iltdt, oereinit midi unier lestes SiIfsz
mittel 3neroen fam. Gber ion es bann
Ibcibcn: So @alfrr, bas lit gang mas
iAnoresl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-26
5Geransscbcr: S. Slider Grintins So.
vntored a. the @Postoffles at Davenport
- Second ciass Matter.

Ser psxalt@e 9enulrat", etmtItebrt6
sSonntagssgusaabe, feds Nlnln1err iebe Wode.
~ .iU,rS nan. an bic iea soo1t,lsnterl in Sister staot fir
sEorausdablung fret abgeliefert.
Init ber goft auBerbarb Der stabt, mad tic.
geno etnert 9oftautt In ben Der. Stnuten, Ga.
naoa ooer Wertto. $2.00 idbrIi& bel 9orauSs
pie eonftaas .Fatssabe, lnur bur& bie 'gott
idbrIi@ '$1.OOssbei BpralssabIune.
Ser. u&nIbiu5dentltdbe Hentptrat", biirb bic
9ott innerbalb Der Der. Staaten ll,b 6urd
Grocer In ber etabt $3.50. bel 8orausaabIune
81 90 per sSabr BET goraiis5abIung.
Ser ,sgabdbenttttbe Dentpfrnt", in spet Ibet.
Ten. W2ittDodS ,tno Spnnaben6s. foftet timer.
tdlb ber Der. Gfnatelt $500, mad Canada unb
nod GiiropnG $3.50 fdbrIi& BET Boraus8ablu,s.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-26

falteu ltno 0es a1nerifa1iid)en Sri
fentBums.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-17

down, and oats off * to NC. Pro-
visions scored gains Of TO 55c.
World shipments Of wheat showed
a decrease of 100000 bushels as
compared with last week, and of g.
O00,0 600 bushels at the corresponding
time of 1915.
Besides, reports from Argentina
told of continuance Of the drought
and referred to uninterrupted enlarge
rhent of crop damage there
Corn was depressed by selling from
spectators, who at the same time
were buying oats and who contended
that despite big stocks oats were at
too heavy a discount under other
grain. The visible supply figures,
however, seemed in the end more than
the oats market could stand.
With abundant foreign business IN
sight the provision trade ignored low
err quotations on hogs.
Closing prices:
Wheat-Dec., $1.57%; May, $1,57 y
Corn-Dec., csc; May, rs c.
Oats-Dec., 47%c; May 5O&c.
Pork-Dec., $23.S0; Jan, $23,SO.
Lard-Dec., $1A4O; Jan, $lS.12.
Ribs-Oct, 1892; Jan, $l2.72.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-17
FOR SALE

$5.5OO-1O-room brick, 2 sleeping
porches, hot water heat, close in,
suitable for high class boarding
house.
$SOO-3-room bungalow, lot 25Xl42,
near Santa Fe shops; half cash, bal
ance terms.
S2,65O-5-room bungalow, modern,
lawn, shade and fruit trees, good
outbutdings, lot 5OX1S0; good loca-
ton, Fourth ward.
S1.7O0-7-room adobe, plastered, shin
gle roof, bath, North Fourth street
s2,50O-7-room, 2-story, adobe, stuc-
coed, modern, furnished; also B.
room adobe in rear; all on lot 7bH
142; Third ward, close In.
$3,000-5-room brick, modern, good
outbuildings, West Silver avenue
Many other bargains in improved
and unimproved property.
A. FILlEISClAIlElR
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans
iii south Fourth Street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-17
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, oct. 16.-Butter-SteauS'
Creamery, goa 34&c. o. 7rc oosos
Eggs-Steady. Receipts 5,.0o 800 st,sts
Firsts 3Ola @31c; ordinary I LiL9u5'
2815 @29hc; at mark, cases l'cluu'O
221a a 29iac. ,,,orosota and
Enthusiastically MinneS3 inros S,to
Dakota Ohios, $1,000 l.$O; M do. yTisl
and Dakota white, Stu a. l.'V,t 6r N
ronsin and Michigan Whlte' Fi'V' V
TPSoultry-Alive, higher fowls l'c'
springs, nc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-17
HARRY K. THAW PAYS
VISIT TO MATTEAWAN
New York World.)

Harry X. Thaw dropped in at lne
Natteawan state hospital for the
criminal insane yesterday TO can Oh
Superintendent r. F. c. Kieb' VINO lot
two of the eight years Thaw spent III
Matteawan was his jailer. DIT N't'
was away but Thaw paid his Respects
to DR.. Smith, an assistant, and ue-
parted. ..
Thaw said he knew the prisoners
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-17
KANSAS CITY GRAIN.

Kansas City, oct. 16.-Wheat-No,
> hard. S1.57@1.G5; No. 2 red, $1.57 a
/ go: Dec, $1.52%; May, $l.53 12. q
Corn-No. . mixed, S5a sec; No. z
white. sec; No. yellow sec; Dec
.744c; May-7G &c.
Oats-No. 2 white, 47c; No. mix
ed, 46647c. -,,,
NEW YORK METAL MARkEI.
New York oct. 16.-Copper, tlIn
Electrolytic, first quarter, $2"Zo "
$500. .,,,,
Iron-Steady. No. ! northerh
S2050@21.00. .ooa,-o
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-17
"'' AGO BOARD OF TRADE.

,r5iHos OCT l6.-Bullish foreign
b in n including a decided falling
EsbsS, world .td shipments, made wheat
iosss ~ quay although a liberal in
b toto, me United States visible sup
reacTo , brought about something of
Ias pns ou ,ate IN the day. The close
snce v'i,, at Il to sc net ad-
! ,l'5THV' December and May both
Corn finished z to sc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-17
LIVESTOCK MARKETS


Chicago, oct. 16.-Cattle-lReeetlPpooSs
% 600 Market weak. Native beer bee
cattle cattle s65O@1i,OO; western "a s steG s5,
cows o,Ig "a and I'd heifers. sS.4O@9.2o' Market
bia ii0ES Bulk, $9.25@9.SO; lig n
$87S5@9SO; heavy, $$'g 10 y u S 3 rs ;
ro SS56teep~Receipts 10000. Ma ,I,Ts
firm Wethers, $6.6O@S,25; JANUS
75m1O.45,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-17
II saved His Baby,s Life.

Some years ago, in a letter TO ON, the
r,ar,,facturers H. G. Vines, Arispe
Iowa stated that Chamberlainl.s Cou ",
Bemedv had saved his baby from dyy .
inc with the Group. This is taVorlte
,la7 for Group with many mothers
ana is pleasant and safe to take ODD
tainable everywhere.
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KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

Kansas City, oct. 16.-Butter--
Creamy, 33l5c: firsts. sic; seconds
29kc; packing. 27l4c.
Eggs-Firsts, 80 bc.
Poultry-Hens, 1515c; ROSTERS
111ac; broilers, 19l2c.
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british and Italian warships collide

Berlin. oct IS Cby wireless to say
nj, "a British and an Italian
warship. in a fog collided between
the mainland of italy and the lsIahu
cff sicily Amsterdam reports say
saws the overseas agency. THE snlPS
sbelled each other and one was dam,
oced heavily. A British armoreu
a,,,fsor was towed to Naples. Details
IRE vet unavailable.
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were poorly supplied with tobacco
and that he would see that they had
a liberal supply in future. He came
from Pittsburgh to share IN l'eaco" >
celebration over new white Way
and acted as judge Of the parade OF
firemen and civic organizations lie
renewed his acquaintance with many
friends made during his stay in the
asylum. A..
He left again for Pittsburgh in the
evening. accompanied by Frank Is,
Johnston, his personal lawyer ana
charles Rice, his secretary,
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LEAD AND sPEITER.

New York, oct. 16.-Lead' $"V0"
70 sTnelter-Dull Spot East St. LOUIS
delivery, SIC,
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u, 4S " , YyIGpK METAL MARKET.
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, oct. 16.-Cotton steady
Middling uplands, $3.50.
Sales. 100 bales.
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L.. l.. McSpaddcn
KNIGHT 4 BLEuIE's PERPETUAL OIL
60.
Seaman Building, Houston, Texas.
OUR LOCATION IN THE BEST AROUND
THE OIL FIELDS.

Goose Creek Fields produced $4,000 barrel
gusher Friday. Zig developments started
around Humble oil fields by American Pet
roIeum association. Nearer aud nearer they
are creeping toward our subdivision, Some.
thing ia bound to explode soon; grand
rush win be made for our acres. BE one
Of the lucky ones share In our profits, buy
an acre for 500. with s3S interest IN all oil
we produce; $40 monthly Il desired; dis
count for cash Enclosed find ...,,,..... I,
being first payment on...,...' acres. Date
my contract. .,....'.....st lelo.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. futchhAeI
CITY Observation-Disclosures. State
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LOST

-o.ol LCSI
LOST-A gold watch fohi suitable reward
for return to 40 South First. Phone 4O-.
LOST-Nose glasses in downtown district
Saturday night. Return journal office. Re
ward.
LOST-Lady's small black purse, on south
Third. near Coal, containing nearly Sli.
Finder leave at Economist call for Mrs
Woodruff Reward
FOtND.
@ce~~~~~e~--oI-~-->~- ~ ~ C0I0r
white Maun's Dairy Old Albuquerque.
HELP WANTED
~~~~~~@-~~--1~>N-~>'->-~>->SSV Male,
WANTED-M Messengers Western Union.
ANTED-Carpenters and laborers, clos'
in: good man cook. Employment Agency
10 South Third Phone So4.
MEN-Our illustrated catalogue explains how
we teach the barber trade quickly; mailed
free. Moer Barber College Denver. colo.
Femals
WANTED-GIu for general homework. APP
ply ga West Copper.
Wanted-WomaL cook Apply Mrs, S. B
Howden 500 Park avenue.
WANTED-Tuo experienced Mattresses; ref
erences required. Presbyterian SanltoI
ium Phone 81
W1TTED-FIrst-cIass girl for general hous
work in small family good wages per
manent m West slate. Phone ls5e.
WANTED-A few bright girls and ladies
DESTROYS Of making Christmas money io
a few hours pleasant work Apply toda'
at 1908 South Second street -
W6NTFD-One midde-aged woman 70
nurse; fine openings for right party Addres
! Box 626. Albuquerque n, M -
wANrEp-fositIons ,,,,oo1
TSSSTTD@T6 lake care Of children, 10
per hour rs S. Arno. Phone loG
WANTED-Posiuon as housckecpor co"Nn
and house work: also as seamstrcss e. b
care of Journal
| WNNTED-Expcricnce stcuographer an
office clerk desires position, can furhlS
references Address s. c. G., care Journa
MONEY To LOAN.
| MONEY to loan ON salaries to rallroa
men. Box 4i3. city -----------------,
ROD sALE1 -5IAyesILSock-
FOR sALE-Rabbits. Phone 1907.
FOR sAT,E-Team Of light work horses
also team Of heavy horses. Bamhroo
! Bros. Livery
PERSONAL.
~-o-ocSc>c--r,r0 T|Sr sNJ>IGS IN ~ 81
entificaliy forecast our horoscopes an
| doiIv ruides. | prophecy marriages el'
| Enclose birth date and IS cents. can ptlu
| Won face to face with actual iacls' ho'
| sexes declare me wonder worn ' ~,
swer now. Lenna BrechbilL Box va SAM