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Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-27
Agents and Men in Cars
Loaded With Tea Battle

Lincoln, Neb., July 26.-(SpeciaD
State agents and occupants of
four automobiles. loaded with AZ
cases Of bottled tea. engaged in
running revolver battle, according to
a report of Gus Hyers. chief state
agent. A man, who gave his name
as John Bokta, Norfolk, Neb, said
to be the leader of the gang, was
placed under arrest. The battle oc-
Cured between Creighton and Cen
ter, Neb,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-27
Lincoln Bureau of The Omaha Bee
P. A. Barrows, Correspondent

earlier than the official train, there
will no doubt be 500 for the spe-
cial The Sons of Veterans will con-
fer on their way about pushing the
canvass for the election of Lieuten-
ant Governor Barrows for COM
mander-in- chief, and comrades gen.
orally will be making plans for their
visits.
Hon. J. Z. Campbell, director
general has made the announce
ment, just at hand: Abundant and
desirable accommodations for all
visitors in private houses; such
rooms will cost 81 per day, with a
small additional charge for break
fast or other meals as desired. No
pre-assignment can be made OF this
class of lodgings.
at will be seen from this that
those on the special train will find
accommodations most readily.
Assures Cordial Welcome.
"A lettA in hand from Col. w. s.
Matthews, assistant adjutant general
of Ohio, assures us of cordial well
come, and adds III it is possible to
let us know at the proper time on
what line of railroad your depart
ment commander and staff will ar
rive in Columbus, and at what hour,
it will be to the advantage of both
of us. We want to meet everyone
at the depot on their arrival
"The excursion agent on the train
will be in communication with Colo
mel Matthews and keep him advised
of the exact hour of arrival, SO that
the Nebraskans will be warmly well
coined, and readily assigned to their
rooms.
Requests for reservations on the
sleepers should be sent to Adjutant
General Bross"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-27
New Ruler Of EIks Opens
Headquarters in Fairbury

Beatrice, Neb., July 26.-(Special.)
Frank L. Rain of Fairbury, who
was recently elected grand exalted
ruler of the Elks, has opened apart
ments at the Mary-Etta hotel at
Fairbury, which will be used as ma
tional headquarters. Mr.. Rain has
appointed Edwards Goodrich of
Fairbury, private secretary and Miss
Edith Kitchener of East St. Louis
as his stenographer.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-27
1000 NEBRASKA
G. A, R. VETERANS
TO ATTEND MEET
Special Train to Leave Lincoln
for Convention at C0lum-
bus; Many Reserva-
tiOns Made.

Lincoln, July 26-Grand Army
headquarters is a busy place these
days and Assistant Adlutant General
Herman Bross has his hands full
getting things in shape. Division
Commander Frank Mills of the Sons
OF Veterans is feeling good over the
success he is having in filling up the
Nebra ska Sons Of Veterans special
to Columbus, and in connection with
it all Mr.. Bross issued the following
statement
at will be a jolly crowd to 60 to
Columbus on the official train, leav-
ing Lincoln September 7.
"All berths in the headquarters
car of the Sons of Veterans are
booked and the second car is well
under way. The same is true of G.
A. r. cars, one sleeper filled and
another under way.
Expect 1000 in Crowd.
"Adjutant General Bross has al
ready in hand applications for 446
identification certificates, so that it
is safe to estimate at least 1000 Ne
braskans to go.
cold soldiers from Ohio, Michi-
gan, Indiana, Wisconsin and Iowa
are specially interested, and they,
with their wives the w. r. c. of the
G. A. R., Sons of Veterans and
Daughters of Veterans, will make
Nebraska badges thick on the
streets of Columbus for four days.
"While many of these will go
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-27
Pioneer TeCumseh Soldier
Is Killed in Runaway

Tecumseh, Neb., July 26.-(Spe-
cial l)-Chris Kline, who had lived
near Sterling for 40 years and in
the town for the past few years, was
killed by being dragged by run
away team. He had driven team
to the hay field, one of the horses
being a colt. They became fright
ened and Mr.. Kline was thrown to
the ground back of the horses. He
was about so years old and is sur
vived by his wife and several chill
dretl.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-27
Local Showers Are Promised
For Week by Weather Bureau

Washington, July 26.-Weather
conditions for the week beginning
Monday are:
Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys Local showers and
thunderstorms and lower tempera-
turf Monday and Tuesday followed
by generally fair and normal tenn
perature thereafter.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-27
Alum Water Restores
Color to Gray Hair

To bring back the color to white. gray
or faded hair, the harmless, sure way is to
moisten the hair with some ovelo powder
in water, then while yet damp. rinse the
hair in tepid alum water, then in plain
water. That is all. 1t acts like magic.
You can have your hair always of natural.
youthful color, fluffy. soft. glossy, clean
and odorless, with a clean scalp. Ovelo
powder is INERT. and SO harmless child
could drink the solution: Sold by drug
rists in bottles with full. easy directions
Originated and prepared only by Ps"' F.
,Deford, M. D., Pasadena, Cal.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-27
Mrs. Carrie Poe of Beatrice
Dies After Short Illness

Beatrice, Neb., July 26.-(Special.)
Mrs. Carrie L. Poe, for the past
three years a resident of Beatrice,
died suddenly Friday in local hos
pital, aged IS years. She is survived
by her husband who is assistant
sales manager for the Dempster
company, and two little sons. The
body was taken to Wichita, Kans.,
for h,,r;,1
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-27
Visit in Washington.

Washington, July 26-(Special
Telegram.)-C. A. Randall and
Margaret Randall of Newman
Grove, Neb., and Mrs. E. ]. Camp
bell of Omaha. who are touring the
east by automobile, were guests of
Representative Evans of the third
district Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-27
Beatrice Soldier Returns.

Beatrice, Neb., July 26.-(Special.)
Sherman Plank, a member of old
Company c, 134th infantry, who has
been in France for the past year.
returned home Friday. He is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Plank of West
Beatrice
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-27

Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24

the French laboratory, and with II
the budding science Of radio-activity
who can say what the worlds debt
to France therefor is going to be?
Those who know most about it tell us
that we stand with references to ex-
tracing power from the rocks exactly
where our lforefathers long ages ago
stood when, they saw the lightning
fash set fire TO the dead pine tree. but
stood ignorant and helpless ITO repro
duce the fire. We know that there are
thousands of times as much power
wra pped up in radioactive material as
there is in coal. thanks to the work of
the French iaboratoriesi and when we
learn how to harness, that power as
we have harnessed the power Of wood
and coal. by, promoting tie processes
df decay, who can adequately portray
the possibilities that would follow?
aAnd while we think Of this wonder
full new science. whose bood Francs
has opened to the world, we must not
forget its elder sister, the science of
electricity, which, while harnessed to
mans purposes mainly by, American
inventors, had the foundations upon
which they built laid largely in France
by such men as Coulomb. Laplace.
and Ampere."S
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24
NOTICE OF SALE
OF the Mary l. Boyd Plantation In
Ebenezer Township, York County.
,yae SoutY, Carolina. hTi. ~

Of the Mary L. Boyd Plantation In
Ebenezer Township, York County.
South Carolina. -
RY virtue Of the power vested in me
- under the last will and testament
Of Mary L. Boyd, deceased, duly filed
Ia tho Probate Office Of York County,
South Carolina. immediately after the
Clerks and Sherif's sales, on Monday,
door Of York Court House, York, 8. c.,
I will offer for sale to the highest re-
sponsible bidder:
All that certain piece, parcel or tract
Of land lying, being and Dituated In
Ebenezer Township, County OF York,
and State Of South Carolina, known as
the Mary Z Boyd plantation, bounded
by .landso OF estate OF j. I'D. Roddey, de-
ceased; estate lands OF d. A. A. Wat
son, deceased; lands OF Kelly Oates and
William Oates and containing
ONE AND NINETY
FOUR 4(19f} ACRES more or lecs.
Upon tho following terms. to wit:
| One third Cash. land the balance In two
equal annual install llments, with inter-
est at seven per cent from day OF sale;
and secured by a Bond OF the purchase
er. and ainortgage OF the premises SO
sold, with leave TO the purchassr @
pay his entire bid In cash. Purchaser
must pay for. all papers. Revenue
stamps. recording fee,l etc, ~
The place Il rented for the year 192.
for twenty.two hundred pounds Of
good mid ddiing lint cotton. .inmerchant-
able bales, which said rent viii 60 Q
w w. FRANCIS PREssLY, 4
Executor OF the Estate OF Mary L.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24
RsgsIThree.
(. ct1LERK,s SALE.
State OF South Carolina County Of
York. q

. Il ( l. Z
State OF South Caroline County Of
York. al g
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. :.
Nell jackson, Minor over the age OF
fourteen years, by her Guardian adj
Item r. A.. .Dobson. Plaintiff,
Against
Marion jackson, Nancy Jackson and
w. L. jackson, Jr., Minors under the
age Of fourteen years, and John f.
Williams, Individually and, as Guard
ian Of all the above named minors.
Defendants.
pY virtue Of q Decree Of the Court
- in the above entitled cause, I will
expose to public sale to- the highest
bidder. In front Of York Court House,
: R RIRsTtMoNDAY INNoyEMBER
between the legal hours OF sale. all or.
the following described property. to-
.All that said tract or parcel Of land.
THREE HUNDRED {seo) ACRES,
lying short distance east OF York,
and bounded by lands Of r. e. McFar.
land. r. q. Ratchford. d. L. Sheider
and others and known as the j. "A.
Ratchford Home Place. The upset
price Is fixed by the decree at seventy
five dollars per acre.
The said lands are to be surveyed
and divided into three separate par
cells and each parcel sold separately
the plat or pIats Of the said land TO be
|fIed In the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Court at York. and in the office OF
Thos. r. McDow, Esq, at York, and
Messrs. Wilson & Wilson, at Rock Hill,
not later than October 27th{ ] sl9.
Terms OF Sale: One-third CASH,
balance on credit OF one and two
years, with the privilege to the pur-
chaser to pay his entire bid In cash.
the deferred payments to be secured
by the bond and mortgage OF the pur-
chaser, with interest thereon from the
day Of sale at the rate OF seven per;
cent, the purchaser to pay for all pa.
pers and revenue star1 ps, the bond ana
mortgaee securing the balance OF the
purchase money to contain q proyiBlopf
for reasonable u attorneys fees In case
Of collection through an attorney.
S = q, rs JNO, r. LOGAN III Z
(Seai) C. C. g. Pls.
Oct. 17l1s 49, 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24
GREAT ARE THE FRENCH
Name Done Much to Advance Well
E. Being Of Humanity. I'd

..Now that the world war has promp-
ed a careful weighing of Germany's
lamboy,,nt claims to preeminence in
early every scientific field, and found
len wanting IN many respects, it Is
self 10 INQUIRE more closely into the
rigin sf the achievements Of human
igenuity (Which have been boons to
,aukind.r - says a bulletin from the
ysshingtora, headquarters OF the Nat
nal Gcogrss hic societS
.I.r,,.,ce ala -ays accounted a literary
..s. and nd W acclaimed more gall
81 than the \ .orld realized, also has
~ credit a !, otable record Of scien-
'acsscbieyernent.. according to COM
,ur,cation to Tn, Society, which says:
"France has Civ ep more direction 70
he literary aspir, ations OF mankino
han she has to then scientific endeayors
4 humanity. Go. back to the begin
,inrs Of science e.nd you will see her
astronomers point.Npg the way that as
ronomy has pursu,Sd. II was her Pas
aur who establishe the germ theory
Il disease and throulSh whom the won
Ierfn, miracles Of saving human liIe
hat have characterise,a the past third
,f a century have been wrought. Tne
,orr,al deeth rate Of civi 1ized countries
nafora the days Of Pasteqlr was about
40 uer thousand Of population. Today
II is about is per thousand IN the more
progressive nations.
"Think what the saving OF 10 ives
a wear for every thousandj OF poppsia-
tioa means when applied stoF half the
earth. 1t means the avert ng Oh ,.II.. is,-
coo. 900 untimely deaths aHnuahy. ~
means more than Is. 100000 cases OF
;,,nes, avoided. It means health and
,hanniness in %, ,oeo, 900 homes rather
than disease and distress. Who can es-
t,nate the benefits Of humanity Oh the
,yonderful discovery Of Pasteur? When
one tries to comprehend and to esti-
mate those that may vet now out ot
that basic discovery, ones mino Is
simply unable to grasp 1t all.
"certain it is that theNpife saving
processes reared on the great founea-
t,on built by Pasteur are saving more
people from beds Of sickness and un-
timely graves than the great war IN
Europe, with all Its terrons' was aoie
to send there.
,And then we must not norger tha'
radium comes to the world lnrous''
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24
To Nee. III. Pressing Building Re-

To Meet the Pressing buiioin9 re-
uujrements.- There is retarded build
ing develop ment extending over prac-
tically all of the United States which
will tax the capacity OF existing
mortgage plachinery to the utmost, ac-
cordfng to- the report Of the real estate
securities committee submitted at the
conventions of the Investment Bank
ers' association in st. Louis, this week.
The report added that considerable
portion of many Of our cities, notably
New York, will practically have to be
rebuilt in the. next 20 years and the
existing mortgage system is made
auate for the purpose. This report
STATED real estate conditions through
out athe country may be said to be
active but not highly speculative and
securities ,are in. most; cases being
based not upon present prices and
rents, rather upon fair compromise
between pre-war and present costs and
upon procuring eanring power.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24
CLERKS SALE.

State OF South Carolina county oh
81 N i York. 4 :.
7s, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS N
Broadus M. Love, as Administrator OF
the Estate Of 4. Waiter McEfWees
u Deceased; Plaintin. II 3
Against .., y.
Lizzie /. McElwee. Frank Love ;McEl-
s wee, Robert Gray McElwee, LINDSAY
Lionel McElwee, Josie Irene AcElss
Z 81. Carroil. as Administrative SofI the
Estate OF wv. n. Carroll, Deceased3-
and Bank OF Clover. Clover ). g. ca,
and j.. L. Hemphill, Defendants
DY virtue OF q decree or Hon. Thomas
- 8. Sease: presiding Judge, In the
abnve stated case / viii expose to
n,ibiic sale to the highest bidder, be-f
tween tiIe legal hours Of sale, before
York Courthouse door, on MONDAY
NOVEMBER 8, 1913. {SaleSday), the.
following described real property, so-t
=. "a, - ~ No ~. as sbown by splat
s,,.on,,, s,,rvev- - of 81. RI Taires. made on
tha. t a5th M dsy OF AUGUST, 1913, Begin
ninp e. q roint ON BuIlocNs Creek. at
division Of lot No. &, and running
l iar.' thence N. 5Hw.tii4 TO a stone: !:
fhence N. 3s1-4 D.. 2b. "a to o. hickory:
thence ( Ns,I6 w 3.q0 to a B. Oak
Idov,r Il thence with A new line N. Is
M az a tn n stake On South side Of
road. sthence with road NJ 3eeTc. SIT to
q stake: thence N. 203- e. 8.ez to =
stalk. thence N. ILL z. 8 to a stake;
thence N. 81-4 =. 760 to q stake;
thence N. Is w. $50 to a, stake; thence:
N. g. E.. 5.12 to q stake I'm the ROAD,
thence 8. 10 r. 4s.4b to q stone on
old line: thence s. SO a-4gW. y.67 to q
walnut x iii n; thence 8, 50 1-2 w
1914 to q large rock; thence s, 1-2
E 1885 past the spring to q w, Q. =
iii M: thence 81 20 z. BIS TO, q Post
Oak \. III n, thence s. 81 IL w. y1.45 TO-
small Water Oak x Hin; 81. so
1913 to sweet gum III II tnence p
IA e. 4.44 to a Red Oak X III n; tnenco
8. So e. $50: to Persimmon; thence
s, ~ IL e. 2.lb TO q STAKE On ING
creek containing .>,,, c,yrv any.
TWO HUN ,AND oihAA 4 - =
AZ ArsE, d.d no ,ards
more or iess, anu ,Snsis ~ fr.S
now or 5rormesiy 'oelonsns W.r n
brice, y e. openrsl opws.'NI NJ. sra5d a
Loves ,andS, ana Iaitu ni. MoE,r,ee' ssCS;t : en- de.
OF tne ianos oi Wai'e. - = 81
ceased. ,.r.a,n houso and Lat ON the
,,,I. Ss!' a. e o 90 h WIrs,s | Mountain Street.
In the town OF Clover % ~ .J,dencs Ienns
lot Of J. y Smith. bessnnin{ 2. ia pom. r,,n
on hing Aivuntanl IL 80. e. Iesfs
ming snence iIo'n saia ~ ,a,,ca :, y,rs
p. lSS teet 10 cornei ,.S ~ r,v pr.ss'
Pressiys ioti taenS9 VIZ SsI ,..at ~ q
stake; thence 7f1-2 w - to post
thence N Zel-4 w: ,si Ieee ~ 70 ,,Sa @ 81
thence wnth M w: e tas,cs @ no., 2 ar Of the ,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24

lsy That substances as inflammable as
oily waste and cotton can be ignited
by sparks developed from radio tele-
graphy has been demonstrated. by
French scientist.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24
H9R Z01EVz11R

ag Fishing is the chief occupation Of
the inhabitants Of Ostend since the
German retreat and some fishermen
with single boats have made a profit
of $1,000 a week.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24

M The japanese government has re-
Gently announced that the govern
ment railways will reduce rates 30 per
cent on cereal substitutes and trans
port rice free.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24

sE one thousand men at okmulgee,
okla.,5 signed pledge to wear old
clothes for three months, and as long
thereafter as they will last or until
upon procuring earning power.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24

~ Titles to Real Estate and Real
Estate Mortgages on sale at The En-
quirer Office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-07
MdrketNews
Chicago Board Of Trade


CHICAGO. NoN. 7.-RainJ weather
ana a prediction OF more led to up
turus today 30 the price of corn. on
the advance, however, selling Ia
creased and the market reacted 10 be-
low yesterdays finish. Business IN
the December delivery al noe us
large us heretofore. and the general
deposition vas to SHIFT trade TO the
May delivery. Opening priccs. which
ranged from "a to cents higher.
with December si.aSA To Si.saia and
May $3.50 ITO Sl.Jt. were followed
hN 4 general set back that more thar
wiped out all the gains.
bHts displayed weakness, owing 10
absence 81 demand. After opening un-
changed "a Accent higher, Including
December az 1tE 10 ~ cents. ths
market hardened "a trltle, but then
underwent q decided sag.
Higher quotations on hogs liftcd
provisions. Besides. liberal shipments
born or fresh aud cured meat Were
reported.
tluse.
corn Dee. ft.s5 A;Jan, 3leehI
MHl. S1.2s.
Oats-nec, 7ic; May. 7fc.
pork-Iun.. $4,000.
Lard Not.. $3.50; Jan, &2i97.
lulH-Jan, 8lN.1h; MAY, Sib.t1.
Produce
CHICAGO. Nos. G-Buttor-tn.
changed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-07

LEGAL NOTICES

BIDS for Supplies for the Nsu Mexico stats
Penitentiary Santa r. New Mexico;
hrquest for bids for supplies. consistine
~ groceries. meats. dry goods. leather. shoe
findings, coal rte. for six monfhs. ending
May 3ist 1920. H. called FOR said bid. %
be- opened 81 She office u the superintendent
~ the ffnitsntiary. ~ santa ". New Next
co. not later tanh asdn o. clock .. w.. Mon
day. November 2tih. 1913.
List % supplies. also blank hropnssis viii
10 sent Or application 20 the office Of the
superintendent
hy ordsr u the Boara Of Pcniieaiiary
toumlasiuirrs.
TfDEL ORTIZ. supsrintcndsat.
Nov !, O. 4 O. q. T. :, 40. IL f2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-07
Advertising Rate Card


tiAhsIFiID
Penny q word first insertion.
HAifcrnt . word zach subsequent Insertion,
Minimum Classified charge. zoe.
Standing Classified. ten cents a word per
month; copy change permitted once a week
Business and professionhl rards five Dol
laEs per inch per month. Hall iRcn. Three
Dollars.
Ads charged to telephone snhscri6ers only
No cluasifisd I'd taken after 2 , M
No al run for an indtflnate period AN be
discqntinned later than ~ o'riuck noon.
Tbs Herald will be responsible for only
one Incorrect Insertion.
Legal Advertising NJ legal rates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-07

AlNCstDlh
CHICAGO. Nov. H. Hoss-no-
cents higher. Bulk, sit.7BW 1875:
TOP. Si5.30; heavy. sff.soW 1895;
medium, sif.S0 10 sac: light. Sf4.T5
4ih2b; light light. si4.sOM 1900;
heavy packing H0ws. smooth. &if.a0m
1915: packing so,ss. rough. st4.O0I
1850; pigs. stt.2b "a rs.
Cattic-Receipts. 5000; market
firm. Hcef steers. medium and heavy
v eight, choice and prime. Si7.b0H
1850; medium and good. t1O.7bW
1880; IA $500 1915; light
weight. good and choice. $4,000
1873. common ana medium. S7.50W
14.50. butcher cattle. helfcrs. t6.s0n
and cutters. tt.f0Ms.f0: veal calves.
f1T.bOH 1870. feeder steers. fs.T5af
1873. stocker steers, ss.oOM 1918;
western range steers. s7.boW 1885:
~ows and heifers, ss.seN 1850.
sheep-Receipts. i2,o00; market,
steady. Lambs. Si2.2bHts.oo; cuils
aud common. SS.5OmteOn: ewes.
s.es; cuiis and common. fa.90 n $50;
breeding, ss.75Wi2.oo.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Nov. T. Hogs
necp pta. 1000: market 20 cent?
higher. Buik. stf.90W 1b.30s heavics.
tifttNW lNt-Hi mtullmAl oilsHNM
1910. lights. Stf.9eH 1850; light
lights. Sis.26 1896 packing s0ws.
St2TbHif.bO; pigs. fi275Htf5e.
Cattie-Roceipts, 2.bOoi market
slow and steady Hcasy beef steers.
choice and prime. si6.3SM1S.a5
medium and sOod, Sl22bM 1855;
common. sg.7bm 1900; light weight,
good and choice. si2.9p nls.00; com-
mon and medium. &s3bmi3.eO
butcher cattle heifers. ss.ahW t3.5o;
cows. SG.a5 ti.50. Gamers and cut
terH. $500 s.30; veal calves, f13.00M
i6.Nf: feeder steers. ts.4bNld.5of
atorker Steers. s6T5M 1900.
SHEEP Receipts, i,20o. market
steady. Lambs. s12.T69if.T5; culls
and common. sT.5Om1i.7bs yearling
wethers. sJ.45A 1915. ewes, ff.o0H
77b: culls and common, $500 SIS.
breeding ewes, $500 1900. feeder
lambs ttl.o0dis.0o.
DENVER. Roy. T.-Cattle-Re-
ccipts. $500; market slow 10 about
steady. Beef s+ccrs, $1,000 1850:
COWS and hcifcrs. $500 No. 8.2b; stock
crs ana feeders. S7.25mii.s0: calves.
tSTo0m 400.
HoEs-Rcceipts 900: market steady
20 strong. Tor. sis.io; bulk. sii.5eW
IIi.55.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-07

EgEs-2.ti3 cases. Unchanged.
Poultry Awe. Higher. Springs.
"a tsc. fowls. 1914 70 2bc.
rotntoes-StronE. Arrivals. 30
ears. Northern whites sacked. $3.50
Ss.t5ua.2h.
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Livestock

KANSAS CITY. Nov. z.--Butter.
eggs and poultry. unchanged.
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Santa Fe Time Table
H
wsstbound ualJ

FROM SOUTH
No. s0s-From RI Pnss s7hpm
No siO-ffom " Pase 7.unam
No. gOi connects o. helen WITH No. IT'S fnf
Clovis. P-eos Valley Kansas Ctr snd Guh
Coast.
No. sos connects ~ Bsl-. 9Th No iia
Clovis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-07

WANTED 4 good s.rl 80 v.u-u ~ t4u.r
work Hnd IH take rau of children. .
sirA u"tI apIly Ihan, 1900 OF call at IIH
N.t York Ave. after o. um
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Female Help

WANTED Experienced s,au.tr... ai uurs
ArI.1 His 81 Itad Hr .aI l-Ns
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SITUATIONS WANTED

EXPERIENCED nurse IN a. eases WeFsln.
able rates I1l3 $50 Second
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WANTED-Houses
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WILL RgNT umsll ranch close to town Cal
2tde.i4,
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FOR sALE-Automobiles 20
FOR sALE-Real Estate q

FOR sAlE-M Modern five room cottages
FOR SALE-Modprn. -four and i've room
cottage fine location. sat00. $1,000 aud
$500. Money 20 loan. ". n MrMilliun
BOG West Gold.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-12-27
Splendid Cough Medicine.

HOSEA r. SMITH, Reporter.