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to medium. q: do, old roostes and stsss. lac
e. Ducks. young Muscnry and Mongrel isAis; 90.
White Pekinrs. %; Indian Runners. soung. ls<is;
do. Puddle choice. fat. lsa1; do. smaller, ieah
geese. Maryland and Virginia, fat lss1o; DO.
Southern and Western. Isals: do. turkeys. cboice.
hens %: do, young. eobblers z5szs; do. Old toms
Za6: do. small poor. crooked breast, As1;
pigeons. old pair, Is; do. young 2; guinea fowl.
young Ia ns and up. z5sS5; DO. smaller. q: do.
DID, 9
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUTTs-rotaioes,
white Western Maglani and Pennsyi,snls bushel.
23s2 So do, New YoEk State bashel 2Ds2 60;
do. Eastern Shore MaryIsnd and Virginia No. l.
bushel 22a2le; d. frosted bushel 75aL05; marty
bushel box 22sa2 80; do No. D and cuIls l5oa2 90
sweets. Eastern Shore Virginia yeIlows hsrsel.
3.7s4oo; do, Eastern Shove Of Mar
land and Delaware. per barrel I8z5 90; do. Yors
River, barrel. 375aIs: d. North Carolina. barrel.
i5os5.o0; hsmpeIs. basket. i.S0alT5; yzms largs.
bright. smooth. barrel. 3o0z3-5o; sppIes Western
ANylsnd and Pennsylvania packed bsrrei, ZSs3 50:
No. 2. e.ooa2.5; beans. Flon1a green. basket. 2a0a
40: do. way. basket. 3ooa35D cabbage New York
State. Danish, ton ls0sIHo: do. P1orida crate
50aC.00: d1., basket. 2-0a5: celery New YORK
! bunch 2s4o; crclmbsrs Florida tssket 4oo1Soo
Esalants Florida ctnfe 2f0a3sg: sIaprrrnit Fk4y-
ia. to size. box 2Oos275; kaIe Norfolk barrel.
soGeo; do. native. bushel box. Bsto: lfttnce ma
tive. box L25al.75; do, Florida basket 2Ooal %:
onions, New York and Western. yellow, l0Jlb ~ack
so0as5o; oranges, Florids box. as to sizc. Lisa
as peppers FlslldA crate 3.sGa4OO: spinach,
squash FIofidH. crate. 2Ola3HJ; strsvbefris Flor
ida refrigerator. guar; z73G tomatoes Fl'"'' ..
fancy. ripe cArrier, 3.2's37;; do. ciocs Gamer
2Za3.0
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Feb. l6.-Trading in cotton today
was not sufficiently active to suggest any general
1fanGe in sentiment. Discussion of the days news
sen. to throw no fresh light upon prevailing
uncertainty. CCviHng by shorts, and Wall Street
hu'lnS for the account Of Liverpool and better
cables than due. caused a firm tone at the opening
aHd prices advanced to 10 points on the call
There was little support after the close Of Liver
pal and active months sDld about "A to % roints
net lower late m the morning. There was further
tcui5 5-lns liquidation Of March contracts and
s0We local pressure but generally business was
C"et and fluctuations were narrow early in the
noon hour. There were Tumors that Liverpool
interests had been advised to Hqudate their stradde
accounts
The close was steady at net decline Of points
10 an advance Of 8 points. private cable stated
tLat it Was considered hsrdlzy likely that trading
m futures would be prohibited by the Liverpool
Cotton Exchange.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

ohieSso, REQ. B-Nncty cars of Canadian wheat
were received at Minpeapoli. TO-DAY and a messase
sara that large lets OF wheat grown north Of the
,ntenauo'ai line have been purchased during the
iast Two days by Minneapolis and the Larger milling
interests of the Northwest.
wheat at Chicago closed with losses Of 1s2
cents today. TiIcIe wers further pics recessions
IN both corn and oats but these losses were small
ana were mainly in sympathy with the decline IN
ohS i''oo bushels cash changed hands here
1o'oo fer shipmenrs to the seaboard Kansas CITY
repoated sale Of 10000 bushels oats to the GOV
BROKERS citing for packers supported the market
for hog Products on the declines
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BALTTIORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Feb 6-EGGs-Market easier. Mary.
land. PennsylVsnis and nearby hrsts Per doz
-: Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia frsts -:
Western COhio hrsts q; West Virginia hrsts q:
Southern North Cardinal irsts q.
BUTTER-Sepsrator extra, LszA: FIRST. laig:
prints sb.. 4saH; frsts. Ha42; do. In, extra
SAT-. frsts. ilsi2; blocks rs extra naG2; frsts,
sa39, dairy prints, Maryland PennsylTania and Viz
gnia, extras SS2e; hrsts. Zs2s; store packed hrsts
Es2s: rolls, Maryland and Pennsylvania e; do.
West Virginia. HaS
LIVE POULTRY-Pnccs per pound unles, other.
wise stated. Chickens. choice. young BY boat
2ia5; do. by express, q; do. rough poor
As2; old hens. lbs. and over 2; do, small
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LOCAL GAS STOCKS
COMING BACK TO own
Price Rises to 76 During the Day,
with 80 Asked.

! Washington Gas again is coming into
its own on the Washington Stock Ex-
change. due to the good physical valua-
ton agreed to by the Public Utilities
Commission, the acquisition of the Ross
lyn Gas Company and the diplomatic
manner in which the corporation has
dealt with the District authorities in the
matter of physical valuation. One hun
dred and fifty shares changed hands at
yesterdays session, selling at 70 to IS.
The bid at close was 10 with so asked.
Just few days ago the stock went beg
ging at around IL
| The local market generally yesterday
was slow but steady. Potomac Consoli-
dated SIS sold freely at 100 1-2. improving
to 100 5-S. Railway IS sold at 80 70. or
slightly firmer. American Graphophone
6s were firm at 102 1-2, Washington Gas
js sold al 1O6 1-2. and Chesapeake and Po-
tomac 5s were transferred at 104 IA. Mer-
senthaler sold at 1C6 Ia to 166 1-2, a frac-
tioRal advance. Union Trust stock was
sold at 12l 1-2.
american Steel Foundries now is un-
derStOod to be earning at the rate of fully
$50 a share. In the closing quarter of 1916
the company reported profits of 1.673, ,927.
equal to 1914 share and nearly half of
this amount was made in December.
January earnings are believed to have
been about as large as December's, and
the rate attained in these two months
should be kept up if not bettered in Feb
ruary and March, according to New York
brokers, who are conversant intimately
with the situation. Earnings for the first
quarter of 1911 may be estimated at $780,
lOCO a month, or for the three months,
close to sli share on the stock.
CASTOR williams and Wigmore have
closed contracts with the Russian gov
ernment for large shipments of Lombard
caterpillar" tractors, delivery to begin
in the spring. These machines are SIM
liar to those in use on the British front.
Fhe type of tractor ordered is a 100
horsepower gasoline machine with cater
pillar treads.
In addition to the new sailings es-
tablished to Genoa and other ALediterra-
mean ports. the Globe line operated by
the steamship company has inaugurated
regular sailings to South African points.
/ Germany is now completing shipments
on an order for 900 Royal typewriters
to Russia, the largest contract for Amer
lean typewritinG machines ever signed.
More than 1000 machines have been
shipped already on the order.
The bord of directors of Cosden & Co.
has declared a regular quarterly divi-
dend of per cent and an extra divi-
dend of 5 per cent upon the stock of
the Company, payable February oath to
stockholders of record February 13, 1917.
The stock books will be closed.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Feb. 16.-Money call at the stock
exchange opened at "a per cent; high. 2h per cent;
low. N per cent close. "a per cent. Most Of the
days loans we're made at 2k per cent.
Time money was unchanged in rates and stnsrsl
conditions A fair sized business was done. Rates
were quoted at to ~ per cent mixed and
~ to As per cent industrial collateral for all
periods from sixty days to six months
Mercantile paper was in somewhat better local
demand. While the market was not rtplete with
paper. a number Of Attractive names were offered.
Rates: a. to ~ per cent for sixty to ninety DAYS
Indorsed bills receivable; 81 to per cent for
choice four to six months. single names.
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Feb. B-wHEAT-Hisher; inactive
inquiry No. red. 2o5; No / Northern, f. o. b.
2l3; No. hard winter. {. O. b., 26s; No. /
mscaroui, nominal No l Manitoba, an. E1-
portsrs took nothing
CORN-Stonger; supply is small. No vel
low, 1l5&. c. !. e., to arrive; No. , yellow LIS.
to arrive. Exporters took nothing.
OATS-Higher; fair inquiry. No. white 7sIs
stzndard. %; No. white. 7za; No. white, Y;
uneaded, TAT. Exporten took nothing
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pHL,DEIPh1A FIDDUCF.

Philadelphia. Feb s.-BUTTER-Farcy s:ock
well cleaned up aid frm. Tho quotations were
follows: WCste.n solid psCEcd CT amcry fancy
specials. q: extra 5a46; extra frsts I2si3; hrsts
Sass; do seconds, ssa:s; TesrEy prints fancy g.:
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PALTIMORE GRAIN

Baltimore. Nd. Feb. R-WhEAT-Clo-Cd dun
aud lover No. . rcd spot and Foblsry ISE
nomiIal: No 2 red Wsstsm sD-t. lisa. nominal
CORN-Cl0sod fra Spot. Ia.
OATS-Msrket steady. Standard Wh te 6ss6Gs
No. vhitc. 65lzas6
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Furnished b, W, n .;,,, & Co
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, Feb. ls.-Bank clesriDgs in the United
States Tor the week ending February Is as re
ported 10 Brsdstrcets journal. New York. aggre-
gate Si.E7oO against SC sc 7s3 coo last week and
81. &c. l52CoO in this week last year
Following are sUme Of the returns for this week
with percentages Of change shown this week as
csmparrd with this week last year:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
Lemons Beauty!
Strain lemon juice we'll before
mixing and massage face,
reek, arms, hands.

Here b. told how tu prepare AN Iu-
expensive lcm"u lotion which can he
used boz bring back tu Iuy X u
freshness stiffness V%hitenc,s
aud beauty
The juice OF two fresh lemons
strained into q bottle containing
three uuuDrs OF orchard white ma"c.
q whole quarter Ijut 81 he most re-
.utaIkiuIo lennon skin Oeautlher at
about tho cost MAI one must pay for
"a small jar col the ordinary cold
creams. care should bee taken to
strain the lennon iul," through a huo
cloth SEQ uu lemon Uu'p can sct ln,
then tlls lotion VIII Keep fresh for
months ENcrN woman EuuWs that
lennon Juice I- used geo bleach ana re-
move ulcui,hc- ts trrckIrs. st..uw
ness ana tan ana i~ the ideal skin
sult,I,r -moothcurr and hcuutihor
just try It' Get three ounces ut
orchard white A. any pharmar, and
Two lemons from an, grocer ana make
nap q quarter pint uf this sweetly
fragrant lemon lotion aud massage
10 dai'r into the face neck arms ana
hands pIl -,, for yourself
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
sTABBED IN THE BACK
How Many albuquerque Headers
Have Had Tlio-r sudden TwingtS?

Have You ever had a 'crck" IN the
back
Does your back ache with a dun,
heavy. draggy thrub'
Is o. hard TO straiEhten up after
stopping
Hard 10 arise from a chair or turn
.n bcd'
Is enc urine dark colorrd Passages
Irregular
when your kidneys need attention.
uso % tested kidney remedy.
u-o Doau's Kidney Pms the rem
90, that has proved If- merit.
COM. ualup testimony here IU an
Albuquerque mans statement.
o. b. Summers. .lt West lead ave
u.y. says "Doau'a kidney Pills de-
serve much praise for they proved 20
Doe excellent whom ] used them Scy-
crll years ago W, back hcC1Wc lame
and sharp pains pierced me. When (
stopped. Il was difficult for mo 10
s|trdighicn. ] got puau's kidney Pills
and a- I noticed some RELIEF when /
had used the first bon ! continued
taking them until cured of the lame
ness ana pains lH my back. haven't
had any symptom OF the trouble
since
Price 60.. at ol dealers. Don't
simply ask Tor % kdhcy rcmcdy-gct
Doan'- kidney PlI--thr sarpc that
cured Mr. Summers Foster iburn
co. Mlgrs. buffalo, y. \.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17

Chicago. Aug. l7.-Corn prices raj
lied today owing more az less to alb
scnce of any important fresh develop
monts pointing To u likelihood Of
peace. ~ first the market showed
weakness. Leading houses wcor con-
s%picuous purchasers and the market
O ~ headed upgrade. Opening QUOTA
lions, which ranged from y to y
cents lower. with December at SlI3H
TO t1l3ls aud MAY at S1.IOA to
fil0% were followed uy an ascent
all around To slightly above ycstcr-
days finish Export interests were
raid to be buying wheat.
\ sharp downturn came about later
because 81 the Withdrawal ~ virtual
is al buyers Of corr wanted for i'm
mediate delivery. The close on fu-
lures was nervous at ~ to - cents
net decline. with December at Silica
90 tt.l2ia aud May az $685..
Tradlng In the September option
appeared To- have entirely ceased and
no comparison with yesterdays latest
price OF $500 wss feasible.
Later som" transactions IN Soptem-
Der took place. mostly ~ s2OOis. an
overnight advance OF y cent. The
large anount of winter wheat still
I'm shock was said to be causing some
apprehension a. 20 possibilities 81
damage. The close was firm ! cent
net higher at sZ0l for September.
Dat manifested a good deal ~
strength II was said 1000. 600 bush
els has boon taken this week for
Europe.
Provisions averaged higher with
hogs.
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TEST FOR
AMERICA HAS COME,
DECLARES GOVERNOR
Frank o. Lowden, in Chautauqua
Address, Deplores War Prof
iteering by Those Who Are
Growing Drunk on Profits
By Associated Press


Springfield, Ills. Aug. 1f.-DecluN
ing that the supreme test" for AIper-
lea has come, Governor Lowden. In an
address al = Chautauqua here today
doplorcd war p~rOfiteering by those
VINO are growing drunk on profits
and said that the country must be put
first or the nation would fan In the
present struggle.
The address Of the governor made
no reference to the coal situation ~
Illinois, although II was believed 10
have been prompted hy the failure y
coal operators to cooperate with
Chief Justice carter coal director Tor
Illinois. lu fixing coal prices as
agreed 10 by the operators In Chicago.
Goa! prices have been branded by the
state council Of defense as "indefensi-
BILE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
CaIomeI Today! Sick Tomorrow!
Guarantee Dodson'S Liver Tone
Don't take nasty, dangerous calomcl when bilious,
constipatcd, ~headachy. Listen to me!

iU cent bottle uf Dudsup's Liver Tone
under my personal g%unlautcc thit b
viii clean oar sluggish liver better
than mast, calumcl 20 Won't make
YOU sick and you can eat anything
Nou want without being saliyatcd.
Your druEgisi guarantee that each
spoonful Will start your lEcr. clean
up your bowels and straightvu YOU up
hy morning or YOU get YOUR m"uct
back children gladly axe Dud~uu's
Liver Tone because n is pleasant
tasting and doesn't grip, ur ,r.mp ur
make them sick.
/ am selling millions of bottles Of
podsou's Liver Tone to people who
have found that this pheasant, N,gc-
table liver medicine takes the place
uf dangerous calomel Buy ono bot
tie ON my sound. reliable guarantee
ASK Nuur druggist about me.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
Ne. 1922
iit. VI MOTTO

~ the DISTRICT COURT.
COUNTY tF BEENAIIILD.
STATE on SEW MENIDp
First SAVINGS uaut a Trust tomp,n.
81 A~Ituuu,ruu,. = NJ. "a CurpuIl.
ton. plnuiu.
ya
D. r. Elder. Administrator of the
Estate ot " \. I-rircll,. aud tu.
known heirs az Ellen J.. FuurclI,.
Mrs r. g. Emerson and Mr. Mar
tha T.. ChauI.u. ,.,ndants.
NutI.r ls h,r,.. gwen that Dos yIr-
tue of re- decree fore. losing "a certain
mortptpc deed entered t. the above
entitled cuisc OH OBJ, I.th dn, Of June.
1914. the uud,r.i.urE special master
Will. con rho Inn dIs of SpptsmNHr.
lHI. at th. hour of Ir clock iu tho
forenoon. ~ the front door of tho
NNNNANNN. NH#N|I| mouse H| IHN.N N-N|.I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
JAP FRE|GHTER GOES
ASHORE, LOSSP PLACED
At MILLION DOLLARS
Steamer Koto Hira Maru Grounds
Of the Alaskan Coast; No
Chance to Save the Vessel or
Cargo; Fate of Crew Unknown.


san Francisco, Cllif.. Aug. IT,
The Japanese freight steamer koto
Hira Maru wed ashore Of fthe Alas.
kan coast, July -. and vessel and
cargo, valued az 81, O00. 900 will be a
total loss. according TO a message re-
ceived here today hay the marine de-
partment Of the Chamber OF Com
merce. No details regarding the fate
Of the crew were received
Tho steamer was owned aud OPP
Grated by Mitsui 4 Conn any Of san
Francisco. Her cargo consisted OF
$500 % n ot general merchandise
The vessel sailed from a Japanese
port for san Francisco ana pre- uusly
had been reported fourteen days over.
due
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
The Menu for Today

"n'-Tho Neglected wife. a two
reel extra with %reuular program. Nie
S~mouldering Spark" THE Raiders. %
"a Night Of Enchantment comedy.
Iyric-Glady's Hulette Ia The Gig
Grl' i've parts. % reel odu-
cational. Know America
rastimc-Mary pickford in The
American
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
z ~MOUNTA|NEERS GO
OPEN PLOTTED TO
DESTROY j. S. ARMS
j. w. Phipps and w. v. Mccoy,
Virginians, Get Five Years Each
for Planning Destruction of
Guns and Ammunition.


Big Stone Gap, Va, Aug III w.
phipps and W. v. Mccoy. Virginia
mo%uutaineers. were found guilty by a
jury in the federal court here today
an Indictment for recruiting men TO
destroy arms and ammunition OF the
United States government and the
penalty was fixed at five years in 5ho
federal penitentiary IA Atlanta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
The Markets
wall street.

New York. Aug. l7.-Stock market
price movements became erraiic dur
ing the forenoon. some stocks adding
TO first gains. while others EXTENDED
their initial losses. Alcohol was un-
der ESPECIAL pressure. declining ~
points, subsequently rallying ga
DclawarN a Hudson dropped four 60
the new te~ record of i0j and
ether standard rails, including coolers
were rcactionary Among the more
active industrials and equipments the
usual week end closing OF short com-
mitments was indicated. Liberty
bonds sold at $3.50 To- 1856.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
STEAMER CARRYING A
sAwMILL UNIT RAIDED
BY GERMAN SUBMARINE


Maynard. Mass. Aug. ia
steamer carrying American savmiil
unit number @ 10 O. British port re-
Gently was attacked IN mid-6eeau by
two German submarines, according go
&c letter received las, night from q
member Of .hc unit Two t]urpcdoos
were fired at the ship but both missed
their mark nr @ TO-. rect, the steam
er escaping TO-, h.r great speed. 'hc
writer sNiu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
New York Money.

New York. Aug. Mercantile 20
per, 4N15 per cent. sterling 60 day
bills. t72 per cent; commercial 60
DAY bills. on banks. i.7iis per ccnt
commercial GO day bills, f7tA per
cent demand. i15 a-i5 per cent.
cables. as 7-i6 per ent.
Bar silver-S6A ~.
Mexican dollars-G7 &C
Government bonds-Firm.
Railroad bondS-lrregular.
Time loans-Firm Sixty days, ~,
miil per cent: 80 days ~ diA per
cent six months. ~ a. . per cent.
can money-Steady. nigh. 81,
per cent low. %, per cent ruling rate
9 per cent closing bid. 20 per cent
offered at 3 per cent. last loan. . pr
cent
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Denver. Aug. iT.-Cattie-neco!pts
500. Steady. Beef steers, ss.75I1Os5
cows lnd heifers, t6.50Hs.25. stock
ers and feeders. $500 SIS: calves,
5000 a. 1870.
Hoes-Receipts. tO0-tI.0O higher
than Wednesday. Top. $3.50 Ter fcw
head. SiS.lO one carload.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Market un-
changed.
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Bucuus AIRES. Aug. 1.-The bur
eau OF labor. which nae been cuusid-
criug the case OF the r'rtkiup rail
way workers. has mad, e report t1N-
orablc go them The strike Is con-
sidercd as So tied
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Chicago. Aug. i7.-Butter-Un-
changed.
Eggs-lIighcr. Receipts. 1893 cases.
Firsts. 3iM 35c. ordinary firsts. 90 .
d32Mc. at mark. cases included. IS 10
awe.
Potatoes-Itecoipts. 30 cars. uu.
changed.
POultry--Alivc- Unsettled. Fowls,
10 y n 23c; springs. 22n Csc.
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Pork-scpt, $500; oct. sf2.75.
Lard-Sept, t22.sO: oct. t22.92h.
Ribs-Sept., f23.GO; oct. t23.50.
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New York Meal.

New York Aug. l1-Coppcr-Dull.
Electrolyuc, pot and nearby nominai;
September and fourth quarter, $3.50
q2700.
Tin-Quict spot SG2.31M bid.
~ London-Copper spot. see fu-
lures, Slis. los, c~lcctrolytic. fl37.
Tin-Spot. f2f4 futures. f2il
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Spot. 1919 a lie.
Spelter-Qulct. spot East 81. LOUIS
delivery. So dStac.
At London-Lead, spot. $50. lOs.
futures. f29. los. speltcr. spot. t5i.
futures. $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17

ACCESSIoNS EXPECTED
IN POLAND SHORTLY, is
WORD REACHING LONDON

" NHTTTTITTW TTT'E
London. Aug. l5-Rcu,,r Limited
says 70 learns ON good authority that
German concessions ln Poland are cN-
pcr'rd aur.i,. bout they NIl bn COM
dItiOual ON Austria approval
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WILL SELL REASONABLE,

Six room cottage with hot water,
furnace, three large clothes closets
and hail, china closet, cellar, gas and
electric connections. seventeen trees
u shrubbery'' on car line. finest To-
cation in city. zoe +. Central avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
o RENT-Houses

FOR RENT-Ffve-rOom modern
house; close in; large glassed sleep
ing porch; u~nfurnished. SIS. Phone
al4.
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SALE.

Underwood No. $500
Remington No. .......... 5000
oliver No. 5 $500
l.. $. Smith No. 2 .,........ $500
Smith Premier No. i0......... $500
All are In strictly first class order.
Ribbons for any machine 90 cents
each. ALBUQUERQUE TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE, 1872 South ith
street. Phone gl4.
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FOR SALE-Latest type Bowser gaso-
line measuring pump. one gallon
stroke. Electric sign and connections
Five barrel tank. only used few
months. Going Qua of business. Carl
O. Nein. eos East Central avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
Kansns CITY Prndmcc
ChIcRRo l,rodnc,.

Kansas city. Aug. 11.-Buttor. eggs
and poultry. unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17

FOR sALE.-A shingle cottage. 9
rooms and , lots. si,250. Hammond,
S2f East silver
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17

FOR sALE-Kitchen range. Wilson
heater, ice bax. an in good o0ndi-
ton. i1G south High.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
LOST
FOR S~ALE-Houses

SHTETTNF0 N roCm NTS7ShSd
housc; modern. close TO shops. In
uuirc California Fruit store.
At BARGAIN TEfTE For quick
sale Brick house, modern; 3 room
double sleeping porch, indirect lights.
Ihouc 1873 " or call lU6 south High.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17

FOR SALE-Small rooming house
full good location. ii6 West Cold
avenue. Phone 1851.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17

three horses. o%ultivator. harness. pillow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17
WANTED-Female Help

MATTED Woman 10 Couk for men
3ut OF town Phone i4V.
NANTEp-Au experienced waiter.
NcU Republic cafe. l2g " Central.
WANTED-Chamber maid at Grand
central Hotel Corner Second aud
central avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17

BRADY HOTEL FOR SALE at 5000.
Mrs. +. J. Mitchell, proprietor. lIlis
South First.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17

FOR SALE Maxwell touring car
cheap, or viii take q light team and
wagon iu CA IL. See owner az CuyIs
yard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17

For SALE-A business requiring a
little capital and paying extraor-
binary profits. J. a. Hubbs, 20f West
Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-17

GOOD BICYCLE FOR SALE-si0.O0.
i22i South it'll street.