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The Washington herald., 1916-11-10
SPORT SHORTS
,ir. Wilson, that's 5 all,

AAAs "A51AB GA@t aL
HyHttHins is dry. Haven't had rain for a wsek.
Owing to the high cost Of food materials. tha
hole in doughnuts will b made larger.
young man in Philadelphia was bonn thr-s
minutes too late to vote. Ke know how it feel.
when person is three minutes late after D. m
Policemen Of St. Louis who make excise arrsSts
will hereafter be required TO taste the beTerage
50 as to testify that it spurious liquor. Thi.
rule will never do in Washington-we wouldn't b
able to get up to the bars for the policemen.
They say that fish is a brain food but We know
many a fellow who has been eating weak fish
It IL time for Us to hear from the fellow WI.
has to push the peanut around the block with q
7OOthpick.
With the Greeks-wrestlins last night At ths
Lyceum TheateT
Did you see the scores q our famous bowling
writer Lem Collins
Don't believe al you hear, Dave land not No
Carthyl.
If the high cost Of foodstufs continue We won't
know which to buy the eeg the chicken
There is a woman at large who Is the wifi. st
ClsTen men. What poor men going to dol
We need protection
1t Is all over now, even the cheers Now cash
your bets.
Prohibition for North Dakota At Pr.sbyteri,n
synod the other day the speaker claimed that In
case the church bells and fire bells rung at one.
the Dakotains would 20 to the fire.
Billiard Player sutton by the way has had his
whispers amputated and Is . bare-face per-
former. That's one trimming that Willie Hoppe did
e him.
d. must not believe an you hear St. Loui, is
aying q pipe dream that Eddie Foster
Austin story.
early bird may have cast his vote before
one beat him to II. but from the time it took
mia We are led to believe that they all
ot two minutes to one crowd.
must make this the last one. as edit" claims
We must have this finished before our rival
afternoon paper comes out with an election report
that the election Is still unsettled at midnight
This q all
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10
Central and Tech Will
Clash in Series Today

start, last years captain, reported for
practice about two weeks ago and viii
probably be used in today's game. All
of Centrafs players are in the best Of
condition. while Tech will present a Grip
pied team. i've of the regulars having
been laid up with minor injuries.
Tech will be greatly strengthened by
"Red" Flanagan, who will play end. and
"Joe" Schneider. who will replace Her
man" Wilson at quarter. he having been
shifted to a half
A comparison Of two of the best full
backs seen In the series so far can be
made between Long. of Central, and
"Snitz'' Snyder. Of Tech.
The weight of the two teams are about
even. Tech will present the heaviest set
Of forwards. while Central will have the
heaviest backheld.
Both teams have been working hard
the past week in preparation for today's
battle. and some game Is expected. Prob
able lineup:
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10
Yale Crews on Housatonio,

New Haven. Conn. Nov. a-Five Yale
creys today tried the new course on the
Housatonic River, above Derby. for the
first time. They included the three var
sity and two class eights. Several coach
Ing launches followed the trial. PAYNE
Whitney, Of New York City, q member
of the rowing committee. and Guy Nick
alls said tonight that the course pleased
them greatly. This afternoon the five
crews rowed abreast. covering 800 yards
OF water without cramping the course in
the least
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10
Good Morning, President Wilson


Dear Folks: Poor liz Lon was right on
tn verge of THROWN up tn sponge Tues
day night. but as he has learnt how t
squeeze from playin' tn gee-gees he just
slipped in tn hay" an squeezed a liz
harder. He just give me this for tn
President.
Good mornin'. President Wilson! We
don our lids t you.
1t tckles US immensely that your people
saw va through.
You're a honor to tn country A credit
to our land.
An If you don't object, sir. we would like
to grasp your hand.
We've been with you from tn start, sir,
an done our best [ squeeze,
But have always felt quite certain you
would gallop home with ease
For tn dope Of old has proved 1t, II a
man will do his best,
He need not have no worries, cause tn
folks will do tn rest
They have claimed that "watchful watt
in" is a mollycoddle's game,
But tn country seems t. like it, so that
clears you of blame.
You need never feel afraid sir, nor spend
one restless night,
As tn crowd that backed you up in peace
will back you In a tight
So, God bless you. President Wilson! as
you go your rocky road.
Your people understand you, an"will help
you share TIL load,
Just remember Davy Crockett, an tn
words he often said,
BE sure you're right, watchful wait a
bit, an then strike out ahead"
DOPEY DAN.
Note-L'on says did anybody find a per-
fectly good Woman's Party when they
was cleanin' up?
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10
BEWICKS INCREASE
LEAD IN CIRCUIT
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

w. L. Petl W. L. Pct.
Bewicks..... u 8 .es7ICaslOns...... 10 So
Roycrofts... 10 8 SIS Jensons...... u n
The Bewicks increased their lead In The
Washington Herald Duckpin League yes
terday when they captured two of the
three games from the Roycrofts. The
Caslons pulled up on even terms with
the Roycrofts by landing two Of the three
games from the Jensons.
Len Collins led the field for the day and
broke two marks in the circuit. He reg
istered the high game Of the season with
III and annexed the high individual set
Of S33. The results:
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10

and upward; mile and one-sxtsenth. Supertsition.
100; Jack Hanover, 100; Manslayer. los; Repton. s:
Scorpn, lo6; Fairly. los; Jack Reeves. l04; March
Court %: Sand Bar. l0s; Thrill. 100; Fteda John
son. lo6; Lady Little. q; Oakhurst. 100; voluspa,
6; Uncle Will. e6
SEVENTH RACE-one mile; 1year-olds and
upward Manslayer. uo; Trumpeter. 10: PORN.
liz; Gay Squirrel. liz; Rake on. 10: Curaghaleen
Ito; Grand Opera timp) ll0; Lottery. "; Red Wing.
liz; noga, 2 Trlmpeter and Lottery. Widener
entry.
.Apprentice alloManne claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10
WESLEYAN IS READY
FOR GEORGETOWN GAME
Calac. Former Indian Star. to Be With
West Virginia Eleven.

Three local games are listed for the
Football fans tomorrow. In two OF the
contests the local Representatives are ex-
pected to find plenty of opposition, while
the other will be no more than a romp.
Georgetown is playing the West Virginia
wesleyan team and reports on the Noun
tainers claim that they have the best
team In years and should give the Hill
toppers plenty OF opposition. Many Of the
followers OF the Carlisle Indians win re-
member Fullback Calac, who always
showed a remarkable amount of ability
Then performing in this vicinity.
Calac Is playing the fullback position
Tor the visitors, and as he has always
ran wild on the Hilltop field. the fans are
looking for him to repeat these perform
ances unless Coach Exedine has prepared
a crackerjack defense for this player.
All West Virginia's plays are built around
Calac and 1t will be interesting to watch
II the Blue and Gray can halt this fast
charging eleven.
Georgetown has never got at its right
speed. on the Saturday following its game
with Fordham, and even its most ardent
admirers are on anxious street for this
contest.
What will prove to be one of the hard
est fought gridiron contests of the season
Is scheduled to be played at Catholic
ana the Maryland State College eleven
from College Park, Nd.
This Is the annual affair between these
elevens and will, no doubt draw one of
the largest crowds in the history of the
contest, as both State and the Brook
landers have wonderful teams this season
and 1t Is hard to pick the winner
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10
PIAiLICo SELECTIONS
By GEORGE B. MORRIS.

~ SO1NNS AS' NAO1s1N1o.
First race-Bright Star, Mer-
chant, Otesego.
Second race-Chevron, Torero,
Martasha.'
Third race-short Grass, Fair
Mac. Kilmer.
Fourth race-Mary Powell. Sea
Urchin, Billy Oliver.
Fifth race-Benevolent, Holi-
day, Marse Henry.
Sixth race - Scorpii, Man
slaughter, Fairly.
Seventh race - Manslaughter,
Gray Squirrel, Grand Opera.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10
Football Meeting Tonight.

The National Athletic Clubs football
squad will hold a practice session tonight
and Manager Vic Gauzza requests that
all members be present at 426 Tenth
street northwest, at 7:So p. m. sharp.
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Prens PlaY Enisconal.

The army and Navy Prep football
team which lost TO the Georgetown Uni
versity Preps. will take hike over TO
Alexandria. Va. Saturday. to play the
Episcopal High School eleven The Epis-
copalians have been going at a great clip
this season. but Coach NewberrE's gen.
erals are sure they can hand them set
back.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10

With theatrical men At the head rnoter, In Bos-
Ton are justified in heheTing that they will So
some dramatic baseball at Fenway Park next Sea,
son.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10

So far Mr. SchwHb has been able to set away
with running the Bethlehem Steel Company Nith-
out one kick from Ban johnson.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10
CAPITAL CITY DUcKPIN LEAGUE.
TouheY to Meet Jones.

New York, Nov. s.-Tomnly Touhey and
Willie Jones have been matched to box
at the Olympic Athletic Club Monday.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10

UREAU OF ENGRAVING AND
DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
DISTRICT DUcKPIN LEAGUE.

TOtals...... 4a Sl SoS TOtAis....... 90 90 ss
The Washington herald., 1916-11-10

'Apprentice allowance claimed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
Pepper Talks
By Csoxos MATTHEW ADAMS
81 Am |"

The whole World revolves about
the Performances Of each man. u
all the numberless creations daily
added to the History Of Life. the
creation Of each man alone forms the
only absolutely NEW note to Prog
ress. 30 that out Of the Mind and
must burst the Thoughts, Ideas and
Wonderments from which the World
may pride its onward stride. In
fact
You, alone. may say Am l."
Your individuality or Personality.
Separately Is able 10 add to the total
sum OF Grandeur on this Earth. For
Il is NEW! You arescast from an
Original Mould. None other will
ever be cast from 1t again. What
you are Is above Price. You are
able to be your own great lnspira-
ton. Your solitary Figure, grandly
alone. II able In silent Conference
and Consideration. to rise nobly,
mastering meanwhile the strength.
hidden Forces that await to call you
Master. For
You. alone. may say Am l."
Work 10 not a Transitory afair.
. Ambition. Effort. Enthus'asm. Suf.
fering. Disappointment. Happiness
these are not Fleeing. but speci-
mems OF the Fulfllment. You are
these. Just as the Ink gives realiSa-
tion OF the Thought behind the Pen,
so cut Of Yourself comes Yourself
the expression 81 what Is deep
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you are. Let this simple thought
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
WI WANT STATESMEN

OUR LINE -Croceries. Provisions.
Paints. Automoh.'r and Machine ot's.
Roofing Stock aHd Poulti, Food.
SELLS To Ftf mers and other cit-
zcns who eat. have builuing. ~ oW
i've stnCk
SELLS fEtNi SE the goods have
the quality ami iUu price that we IAN
give bt selling - .arsc quantities 81
rect To- the consumer
OUR SALESMAN MAKE S5N0 ia
81. 600 per year Their ahiiit, ana
activity govern hat We civ them
"a. right goods aud at The right price
and the fact TIN all of them don't
make tina bis money only prove, that
all men Nro NOT equal ~ statesmen.
YOU OR ANYONE else who ans
wers this ad can ret our proposition
but don't answor unless % know
that you can't make n dollar without
putting In u dollars worth uf work.
Address u. ; mn President,
Hitchcock m eos, wholesale GRO
Gers. Chicago. m
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The Markets

New York. Feb. "G.-Such widely
divergent stocks as Reading and
Nruoricnn Locomotive were .hc lead
'rs 81 tusiay'a dun and irregular mar
ket each scoring u two-poiut advance.
nile ooppers and a few ~specialti"s
were disposed 10 harden Rails also
preserved some s"mblnpcc - firm p
nrss but steady selling of the war is
suc' aud p"irolcums as we'll as Ma
iIn preferred. United states steel and
u icw other active stocks. seen wiped
uut 1U gains The closing of the mar
Eoi was weak. Bonds wor" rtcady.
close
American sugar Refining. lt2R.
American Tel aud Tel. I21N
Anaconda Copper -.
Ntch,son. 1854
Chine Copper. 90 h
inspiration copper, a..
Northern Pacific. ii2i.
N,ndlug. "a
southern Pacific. 9SN
g. 8. steel, S2L.
O.. : steel preferred, llGt.
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IE~TDt, NIID< 10 ENTRY on
LANDS ~ N\TlO< A. FOREST.

NUtIVV ~ hUTUUN EINrn INT TUU
isad, described hclov. embracing 300
acres Within m. uauz,pn N,tt.r,I
'Forast. Ncw Mexico. win ID, subject
to settlement ana ontty under the p,o-
visions of the homestead laws of tho
states and IN. ne, of Juu. fl.
1906 GA stat. ag3b. al TN, United
States land of,ic. A, santa lie. New
Mexico ON Nav l. lgis An, settler
who was ,ctuau, ana i'm good faith
clatming any of said lands Tor agri.
cultural purposes prior Ia january /.
,eOs and has un, snm.
hns , prnferpnc. ,ish, ia mako "A
homestead entry for nm, nnf. ,ctunl-
~ occupied. sand lands were listed
upon the applications of the persons
mentioned below. who have "A prefer
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Rt,S1NDR ALTON TO ENTRY ~
LANDS IN <NTIONAI FOREST.

N.tts. - h.Y.l.. ..t.. tl.t ia.
,ou1. aosorn.1 a.'n,.c,,,
IA : 49,. ..,,t, 49,. -. ~ NJ
tlonai Forest. Now Mexico. viii he
subject To settlement and entry under
the provisions of the homestead laws
of the United states ana The act oi
June H.. laO6 GA stat s83,. at
the United states land INC. at
I Santa Fc. New Mexico. ON MAY /.
1916. ANY settler who was actually
ard in good faith claiming am, of said
lands for arriculturaI rurposcs ulIoV
To- January /. 1906. and has not ADAM
doncd same. has "A preference right to
MAKE, "A homestead entry for he lands
actually occupied. said lands were
ust,d upon IN. ,uuIicatinns al ia,
u,rsous mentioned bolov vho hav. "A
! prcforcucc right suhicc, 1, the priot
right OF any such settler. provided
su,h ~s.ttl,r ar nunlirnni H. qualified
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MOTTO Ot ~Nt.I..

Notice Ia hereby gwen that the UNI
dersigned win sell To the highest and
hest bidder for cash. subject 80 The
approval of the court, one Jeffrey
Chesterfield sin automobile at 10
O'Clock a. m ON the attn day OF March,
1915. az the east door Of the postoiiico
in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Sale Ia
he made pursuant 10 the Judgment and
decree Of the district court for Bcr-
1ahilo county Now Mexico. rendered
on the ilth daN Of January. 1916 In =
certain cause therein pending wherein
y. NJ. Cu'nh0c Us plFintim aud Angelo
PARENT II defendant. to satisfy a iudg-
m"nt Tor SSij recovered bi the plain
tin against the defendant. with costs
including The ot this sale.
ALBERT g. SiMMS.
Special Master.
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NOTICE rOH PUBLICATION.

Department of tho interior. L. s.
Land Office at Santa Fc. y Mex
Jan, 81. 1916.
January 2ist. 1915
Notice Is hereby gwen that Manuel
Arellanes, OF Grants New Mexico.
who, on Aus, 2s, i9l2. made Home
stead Entry No. Ot7lli. for re HEA ,
EisSEt.. section s. Township 10 =.
Range W. \. NJ. T.. Meridian, has
filed notice OF intention To make final
thrce-ycnr proof To establish claim ~
the land above described. before
Chas. Ncustadt. 4. :. commissioner.
at san Rafael. y. Mex, on the ilth
lay of March. 1915.
Claimant names as Witnesses Pablo
G%allegos, OF Grant. y. Mex Jose Ma.
Tcllos, OF san Rafael. y ~ panta-
leon Chavez, Of Grant. n NJ Fred
orlco G%ahaldon. OF Grant. y N.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register,
Evening Herald" Albuquerque,
y. NJ.
,F. +. i-2g. 4. +. SO
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of the northeast corner ~ SAID Tot,
for % fuller description 81 said sttit
reference is hereby made To- buok ~.
page col. Records 90 Bernai.llo county.
New Mexico.
The object OF sad sal. il 10 satisf,
said judgment awarding damages Q,
~ g. Baldridgc lu he sum ~ -Four
Thousand Two Hundred Fourteen and
al.t00 dollars Ni-II5il. includinl
attorney fees, amounting 81 six Hun
dred Forty and 1i.tUO dollar.
Ns40.5ii aud tor an costs of suit and
for cos, and cNpcns" ~ sale
~ b. CORNELL.
special NJ ster
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<SvCICt. or SALE.

state of Ncw Mexico. County of Bcr-
nalillo. In the District Court.
Jesus Romero. sheriff, successor IN
trust to Frank Mckee. and ~. q.
Raldridge. plaintiffs.
\. ". Hayden. Martha L. Hayden,
John NJ Moore. and NJ. VI. Row den.
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that |, II. u.
Cornell. the undersig ned appointed by
the district court of the second judicial
district OF the state Of New Mexico.
within and for the couaty of Bor-
nalillo, in the said cause therein
pending. entitled Jesus Romero. sher-
M. successor in trust I q Frank Nc
Kec, and II. G. Baldridge. %plaintins, vs.,
A. " Hayden Martha |" Hayden,
John NJ. Moore, and NJ, NJ Bowden.
defendants. and numbered on the
docket OF snid court No. l0lt0, to
m.ke the sale of the property herein
after described. hereby give notice that
| VIII, on "Wednesday the LIST day OF
March. A. u. 1915, at the hour Of ~
|o'ciock in the forenoon Of said day, II
the mont door of the court house Of
tn, county of B|ernalillo New Mexico.
expose Tor sale and sell To the highest
and best bidder for cash the following
real estate situate m the city Of Albu.
1ucrauc. county Of Bernahllo. stat. al
New Mexico. to-wt.
Lot six CO In block number clever
DD of the original townsite Of Albu.
uucraue. New Mexico. ~ shown ~
map OF said q nsite filed In the oiiic,
of the probate clerk and ex-oiicio rec
order Of Bornalillo county Sew Mex.
| leo. on December 20. 1872. except 1
| strip six aud one-half CsA) inchoi
wide by seventeen C7il feet long of
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chicago. Feb. 26.-iiogs-Rcocipts
~. ONO head market 10 To - cents
above Yesterdays average; bulk oi
snlcs. sSi51S.7O. light. 5000 S.6i;
heavy, ts.?5@S,75; pigs. ssso@7s5
cattle Receipts i0o head; market
steady, native beef steers. s.. sd 100.
western teors sG.75mS20 rows aud
hcifors. S32imN25, calves. fs50m
~ -.
sheep Receipts i.oo0 head: mar
k"t steady wethcrs. $1,000 $40
lRiubs, s9.26.
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Kansas gay. Feb. 6.-Hogs-Re
coipts 500 head. market higher; bulk
81 sales. 81 no sac; heavy. sS.aon
s.35; liRh,. $500 $50. pigs. $500
$50.
'attlo-ltooeipts loo head market
steady; prime ted steers, ss.FoM 400
dressed beef steers. S7.2im $50; west
Dn steers. $1,000 $50, calves. s6.5o
u iinO.
Shccp-Rcceipts none; market
steady; lambs. siO.5OG1i.Co; year,
iinss. $3.50 l0.o0; wcthcrs. t7.T5@
S3b.
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Iknnsns IitN t.rnlm.

NlnsAs CIV. No. Ir1 % -tbsh.
Wheat 80. q hard si.oIH112; No.
, red. Si05 Ito May. sldtis
.Iult. Sl0eA dl02N.
Corn 40 % mixed. ssg o. zoo. No.
o white. 7eH 10kc; No . yellow.
.1fis a i.c; MAY 7stsc; July, 5e% ~
71cis
pats-No. white. ga use, No. :
mixed iini5c.
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New york. Feb. "a Copper firm;
e,ectrolytic, $3.50 for nearby deliv-
ory and s27o - TO s25.jo for June aud
later.
Iron unchanged.
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Sterling exchange Sixty-day bills,
si1lA demand, <i16ia.
Bar silver. 5G7sc.
Mexican dollars, 43igc.
Government n railroad bonds.
steady.
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TNrEW RiTEI,S- undort GODS. Rem.
lnrtuus olircre. guaranteed ncturN
rebuilt half ptiC'. small monthly
payments, shp ANYWHERE on approx o.
al. Write for dcsrriptIy, circular.
Galveston Typewriter Exchange. Gal
weston. Texas.
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FOR RENT--Houses.

For RENT-t-room brick cottage
nicely furnished, $4,000 per month
No children. No sick need apply Joe
Vaiu Realty Co.. .0i w. Gold Ave.
FOR REST New bun kdloN, modcf"
To- the minute, Apply ilc New
York Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26

Kansas City. Feb. 90 -Buitcr, eggs
and poultry, unchanged
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Denver. Fob. % Receipts
2o0. market steady. Reef steers
s7ooW $50; cows and hcifcrs, s50oa
$40; calves. $1,000 1850.
Hogs Receipts. 500. market hish-
81 few mere sold from s1a5 to SS0o.
Shocp-Rpceipi- i,0Oo; steady
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FINANCIAL.

FOR SALE american Telegra-
phone $500 shares. 5000 Uncle
sam on &c, 5000 Buick Oh &c, wire
orders. a. L. poibel, Little Rock.
Ark.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-Partncy in flrst-class.
growing business. in town with fu'
ture IN southern Wv Mexico Capital
needed for e~xpausiDn. Will pay diyi-
dends from starr Address IL. H. H.,
care Herald.
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Elgin. ~. Feb. 90 -Ruttcr, 24'
bid for hiiv tubs. No sales.
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FOR RENT Pianos.

Practical Wa, Ia Bu, u pfnn"
ASK about oar plan oi renting ~
anos with the privilege Of huylug
later and having the rent apply. on
the price. The most liberal plan ever
offered. See us about IL NJ once.
VOsENWN AID BROS.
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NCw York Money.

New York. Feb. 20 Mercantile
paper. 3mSh. per cent
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Chicago. Feb. 20 Wheat pgices
shaved considerable weakrcse today.
opening prices. with May at yl.iSia ~
sit'i. and July Nlib Tll5l.
were followed bv n decided general
s"t1a X and then = modernt" rally.
severe breaks took place later the
result 81 New Yorh stock market
weakness The cluse Uts excited. ~ o.
20 - net lower az 81 il's fuT MAY
and sii0fi for Juiy.
'Cnru developed strength owing to
fallu- on iu arrivals After opening
unchanged 10 = Lc lower. prices
underwent a further sax but soon ros"
Z, W'll above yesterday finish.
Tho market later dosccu led when
wheat prices became dcmorl.iyed
.o n closed unsettled ~ 7st to i ~
lic Upt decline.
Nrhcr prices ON hogs need prori-
-ious
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TYPEWkITERS

ALI. KINDS both new and second
hand. bought sDid, rented and re-
paired. A~lnuIueruue typewriter Es
change. Phone g1i. ice So AN 81.
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WANrEn-Bourd 800 private family
where there are ru other hodrdcrs
or sick. Best Of rofcr,uccs. Al
dress Box F-i1." care Herald.
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DHEsSMAKER

MRS. j. Il. BARRE. first class dress
maker. htting, si your house. prop
a postal To 1916 NOrth First st.
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WANTED.

WANTED small Furnished room lbs
Young man of good habits. Address
/. ear. of Abulucrpuo Creamery.
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establish claim Co.. The land above de
scribcd. before Title G.. Hughes. Unit
ed States commissioner Stanley. y
NJ. on March a. IAlt.
Claimant nau'. 1a Witnesses;
liilario Martin Golden, y NJ
Alfonso Beuur.8"r ~ Gold'n. \ VI
Felipe Roland 81 Golden y NJ,
FloronCio Mar of Golden. y. NJ
FRAN'ISlD DELGAnp,
REGISTER.
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