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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-15

Carload lots. job ears. from mills. deal
trs charge from store 5WlOc more per loo
lbs on bran, 2ts3c pee hushe ON oats and
corn nui lotloe per l0u HIS on hay.
BRAN tsrbetsc
CHOPPED corr 'Si6Ne per 100 lbs.
CORN No . sackai iVli2s on corn.
S;i4I3ac.
CROPPED OATS-lic per iNo lbs.
oArS-New rrN0s -. u-ji.c.
HAY -Altalt Sleahall,0 per ton, mil
lot, sam. timothy. &lG.IffIli 50. SCUM
T"NaE iralric hay yiQ't 500. North Texas
plNiric 50 iel}2hO
CpTrpNSEED pROpUCTS- Meal and
cake, aNmals,do per ton hulls. 500.
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RrTTEn AND Eoap.

Now York. July 1i.-Egps- Receipts. 10. i.
I ~, market arm' S,ate and PENNSYLVANIA,
Kansas csty. July ii,--lrg gs--yery weak
al quotations. although the movement was
a little better yesterday. Receipts are
heavy and supplies accumulating Fresh
caniitd Missouri and Kansas stock, cases
roturned, .. nuitcr-Firm: creamery. ii
6siSis; dairy, saflo.
Chicago July 4--Butter-Irregular
creamery. ili4niiis; dairy, gsii2. Cheese
Quiet; 7i.GlS, E,ggs- Fvrm: So for fresh.
g.. Louis. July N--Butter- steady;
creamery mas dairy, s0iiH' ESQ
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Some dealers FRED ct that iour wa he
lover within a week.
owing to the dry weather u'lrly al
Vegetables are scarce AMI higher.
California oranges are on the market
and hipauas are hard to Obtain.
The new California POTATOES are hoNuiics
ana arc In big demand everywhere,
Y II Thomps, n n GO will unload y
car OF California green fruit noN; Monday.
Waternelons are slightly higher II rr'ce
on The local marriott though sub suillns
very low
Conditions tn tho drug trade are quiet
with steadiness IN price a 9 litact Aristip
among the leading articles.
The market for raw sugar Is active and
higher AMI conditions seem Ia, orabl. fog
another advance on tho refined product.
Supplies OF cotton seed oil are very light
hhroiIg hout the country, hut pr.tcS shoN
no advance. II Is evident that the new
season will begin with no holdings
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st. Louis. July Ii.--Flour--Du and un-
changed, Wheat--iilgher. but speculation
not active: No. 2 red. cash, elevator. 7Oi5.
track, 7in7iis for new: 70 foi Old: August,
lid cornanower 0 and duii ss No cash .s
3its bid; July. q bid; September. Ana
q rs. oats--Eas!er: No. cash. II bid;
July. u 5-s: September. is Rye-Nomin-
Brun--Hlg her. 81. Cornmeal- Quiet, 1.45fl
1,bo Hay 8.cady. t9mothy. 7oouii %;
R:se.SS . .s, ~ rs nsavs ssssdy "a "
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NEW ORLEANS.

New orleans, July ll--Hog products
gust; pork, old, rs. Lard, refined terce.
81. Boxed meats, dry salt shoulders,
1-s, sides 1 IS. Bacon. clear ribs sides,
hS-A Hams. choice sugar cured, 9agls,
Flour easy, new extra fancy. 3.S5G3.90.
meal firm. l5D Bran quiet, 45a4G. Hay.
dull; prime. lOais; choice, l5al5's. Cora
firm. No sacked, mixed. s5i36; yellow
and white, S6iSI oats steady: No 2.
Git4.
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for choice Lead-.Higher. $40. Whisky
Steady, liz Cotton ties and bagg.ng un-
changed. Pork-Scn for iobbing lots
standard. Dard-t,asier. prime, 3.G5: choice
s.1sia. Dry salt mcats--Boxed steady and
unchanged Rec sipts-Flour. 300 barrels ,
wheat. $500 bushels. corn, 2So"o bushels;
Noa barrels; wheat. II ea bushels. corn,
1900 bushels; oats. 700 bushels.
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NEW ORLEANS

chicago, July li.-ln cattle there WINS
~, an improved demand from the start, the
isnt run making all classes OF buyers
easier to purchase and prices averags5
los higher per 100 pounds Sales were brisk
Mhile the supply lasted, at 3a0al5 % for
Hhs5. and extra lots We're scarce and sni5
., 5lem5ib Butchers and Gamers stun
shared IN the advance and fat heifers soIa
pAruenlarly Well Calves were in fairly
actiVe nemund. at 3.5on3.s5 The stocker
anu feeder trade was fairly animated. al
5ioli.s2. few common lots selling far
svvaS,.a There was an active demand Tor
The bulk OF hogs brought aasars.i5 sales
neing " an extreme range Of 3 lofia rs
rriine lights sold tho best. The market
S'.Ssa WIN the early Improvement all lost.
tsriy active general demand for sheen
80 psices ru'ed esaady y l.eb94,9o ~
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London, july H.--At the wool auction
sales today u So halcs were oifel.d, on
which $40 WIRE Nithdrgwn. CompHt.t on
all aiound wps GooG aud prices were wei
seonrea' ana Gsme nf Good Ilop,. mi IA.
tai were hNlD pee cent higher than tho
last. series, CrCssbreeds We're steady and
unshanse1. TeS.nanas and south Aus
Wales lambs were firm one lot of comb
ing realized is A sale OF sheepsklns will
h. held Tomorrow.
81. Louis. Mo-. July Ii--Wool-- Very
hrm; Texas and Indian Territory, etc.
medium. 1914: flne MEDIUM, 1904, tub
washed. fair 10 choice, aiG?4
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WIRE AND NAILS.

Barhcd wiro quotations are for carload
lots o. D. Houston. Nails are quo.od IN
small lois.
lo1 lhs nslNt"d wire, sos. Waukesan. DC
hirhrr than Gl.ddrn
WIRE NAILS Rate. 81 - per kog: I'D
81 and I'd. .0c. NJ aud 81. soc: 81. i5c, I'd,
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inferior to prime and 4.eeqsto n.
PRIME lambs being higher Ss ~
Chieily a. J.HuStO ANA lambs LIZ ts.
i.oldo.IO. heavy sheen wara w
lower imam heretofore. ana Inc ~ a..
los OF lambs soid badly. Pat ~
trh sheep brought 3.4pa3.ey an
sheep sold at 2..5u3.25.
Reae'pts-C4ttie, eor; hogs. nM \
li,ucJ. S''@ Z
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KANSAS crTY.

kansas City. July --wheas-Firmer;
No 2 hard, 6indiia, No. red. 6ia65. Corn
steady No. 2 mixed, 2iG2rs, oats--Firm-
or; IN light demand: No. ? white. q. Hay
Active, steady: choice timothy. old. 500:
choice prairie, new. $50. Recelpis-Wheat
Sl,soe bushels; corn. 1000 bushels: oats.
7op1 bushes, Shpmenis--Wh heat. 800 BUSH
els; corn. is.soe bushels; oats, 1000 bushels.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-15

New Orleans. July 14,-Sugar-Quiet,
open kettle. si4as; centrifugal sNMsi%;
white, 3 SLICES rs; yellow, 3-S1i3 lf-ls.
ugai. 4u9. tflsr
New York, July lA.--sugarR Raw ana re-
oned arm. Y. a 4. W. & \ q
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Der sack. 81 80; buck si.5i. u. NJ. c. loaded
shel. ~ and 10. central fire pistol and
BAcoN@Extras. a saei k, &c: regulars s
s sas1 S'" New '@' YORK bellies sun sa7.e:
Prices boxed &c higher. breakfast ba-
BAGGfNG AND TIEs-carioad lots. g.
oh. Houston or Galveston. July shipment;
Banging. 10 9-iec, y. 10 : l-i6c Ties. At
small lots. from store, hasging tc per
yard higher: ties, sc per bundle higher
CANDI-Stck, wrapped. basis a. 6hc
CCFFEE-Rio and cordova: Fair sis@
Ice. rrime iiGi2isc; choice i4@l4S.c; fancy
lsisai7c. oeaborry i7isQisc, Roasted coffee F.:
Apex. ,i2o: Arbuckle's Ariosa, si2.,o.
FTlOUR-c'arload LOIS: Tidal Wave N'o;
Sea Fairy, second roller patcni $40: sea-
Nymph. extra roller. fancy $50; Sea PGarl
$50: rye flour $3.50: Punpernickel $40,
special rates for shlpmeits 90 iYtclior
points: nour In barrels l5e above sacks;
in hair barrels. 30c above barrels.
FARINACEOuS GOOl1S-Griis. homiuv
ana cream meal, In bhis i2.7o; pearl
ma. NAL, IN % p sacks. sL;oai55 pc Dbl OF
81 coalso: No. /. half obls. s5paS %: sar-
dimes American quarters, IN oil. NsVd3.p'
inustards, s. 5gsa2 u.
e9.a7r. an
BoNEY-In co 10 cans. extracted Fzn
5Isc, in comb sploc; in " ID cans extract
ed ti.c,
LARD-Reflncd t.crces compound. issH
i'@c. leaf 7-sc; Jo-ib cans i4c higher than
u@ees. ~ 10 ears Atc higher. ID cans "a
h Eh, r, 3 10 cans fc higher.
MCiASsE Centrifugal fair iinl5c:
urln's lANl'c. choice open kettle, 2312oc.
RICE Extra fancy head. 5'-g5Asc;
choice iian6c; fair 5A4c; fancy imported
RoPE-Basls for 7-l6: sisa,. 4iAat5c. ma
nilla, SIC cotton, los
SAI-T--Liverponi coarse. 1880; fine,
s5c. Louisiana. course, 75a fms, SC; b3'
rels, sS-los. '2.25, co-5s. $3.50. lcl-as. S2'";
RC!f-Stundard goois: Pearl IN 70
III boxes, 3itH3isc: Royal Gloss. bulk 5-Sc,
Nickel. loo packages. per box. $3.50. corn
starch iA,n5iac per HI. 70 and 40 H. boxes.
SUGAR quotations are lor small lots;
special prices given on carload urints.
STANDARD granulatcd Z 3iGc German gran-
ulaicl IN sacks. 5c cubes jiec. pow
d"n'd 5i,c. Louisiana yellow clarified, fan
CIV. i3c choice 4 i-Sc.
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.
HEAVY STAPLES.

These quotations are revised daily ami
their corresiless can be relied upon. The
prices are those ruling in tho Houston
wholesale markets.
AAiMuNITIoN--Po Powder per keg. 500:
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST "a,
DR.. GREEN'S TOOTH "A

Keeps the teeth white, the brsn :.
the gums aud mouth healthy. ~
axe uald on receipt OF - cen,s w.
ABBOTT CoCKREl,
Hous,on ~
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Bagging
and Ties.

WE ARE PREPARED TO QUOTE
PRICES IN CARLOAD LOTS FOR
IMMEDIATE OR FUTURE SHIP
AENr. coRREsroNpmNcE So
LIcITED.
H. D. Taylor
Il. Sous !.
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THE WOOL MARKET.

Prices paid hv Houston dealers
Twelve months, medium ..........io ala
Burvy ..................... az 7ik
SIN months iit2c less
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Hcnnrtod

Reported for The Pos; by a. p. Norman.
I've stock comm ssion merchant
BeeVes--
Choice, per ID. gross......... 2ibD oY
common, per Id, gross...,... 2 a. 2L
COWS
Choice. per ~. gross...... 2nm ~
Ncarl!ngs--
S S5@'as IS De! p h. i aeo.s.: rs g,
Calves
Cholce per III. gross...,... 40 A..
C2slbnm1h' per Id. gross.".... 3 a. SG
Choice. per ID. gross. ........ 800
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Month Of Delivery

opened steady closed quiet and steady;
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07

menced some years ago with CART
ing pains from the region Of the heart
extending to left arm. These attacks
grew more frequent and severe until,
when attacked with one Of these, If I
did not stop Immediately, I would fall
to the ground. If I became excited
or over-exerted myself in any way pily
sically or mentally it produced spasms
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07
Quite Right You Are!

Whenever unpleasant truths are
.to'd some papers. and observations
are made on the conditions Of the
country fo~ which The party whose
cause they bltnlig and unrea>onably
erpouse is responsible, they raise a
wall aud call il calamity howiias :
1t is not L is a duly of every
newspaper 10 point OUT dangers
that confront the people, and a pa
per that does not do so is unworthy
Of pace IN the fauks of the best
journalism. Daily American.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07
Southern Cyclists Association.

Under the title of the Southern
Cyclists Association the cyclists OF
the south have organized for the
purpose of inangurating and for
warding a movement in favor OF
good roads in general, and the pro-
lection and advancement Of the US
ers Cf these roads 10 particular. A
good road appeals more directly to
a cyclist as he is brought so closely
in touch with it, hence yon find
them foremost in the matter of road
Improvement. That The bicycle has
come into quite general use trough
out our State is becoming more and
more apparent each day, and no
where is a good road movement
more greatly needed than 10 our
country parishes, fact appreciated
by both cyclists and farmers. 1t is
one of the purposes Of this organiza-
tlon to prepare Tor the legislature
at its next session, and urge upon it
the passage Of good roads bill to
apply to and benefit the roads Of oar
whole State.
In The ultimate success of the
Southern Cyclists Association and
the good roads movement which it
represents. the assistance Of the
press of our State aud lis hearty CO.
operation III Tie good cause will be
" most potent factor.
Applications for. membership
should he forwarded to Bertrand
Miller, Seer etary, 339 Carondelet
st, New Orleans, with the SUN Of
81 90 being the initiation fee and
one years d1es, upon receipt OF
which application AID lemitta4ee,
membership cards will lie iseued in
due course.
This Associa.iaa originating here
in the sonlh ani more especially in
New Orleans will enable the funds
tlus Subscribed 10 be used for the
material adv5ncenen: Of the good
roads movement in oar State and
pIace the 4 ssuciation more closely
in touch with cur people.
ANY vhitc person over the age
Of is of good moral character eau
become member If orr association.
Blank applications mas be had at
this Office.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07

weak or diseased lie;
Dr.. Miles Rene
dies are sold by all
druggists under a
positive guarantee
first bottle benefits
or money refunded.
Book on heart and
nerves sent free to
DR.. Miles Medical C
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07
TILE MERIDI0NAL.

ADVERTISING HATES:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07

Cotton is beginning to open in al
most every section Of the parish.
The Indications are that picking will
commerea by the 18th Of August,
and the market for seed cotton will
open by lhe FIRST Of September. st
Marlinyille Messenger.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07

Landers and DonnelIy have ord
cred two boilers, Of thirty FIVE and
fifty horse power respectively, for
their pumping plant south of Crow
ley, near Wright P. O. 10 Vermil-
ion parish.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07
Dr. j E. Morris role over ahony

Dr.. ] r. ,i"rris rode over about
ten miles Of county. south and
southeast o! town. on Tuesday, AID
report- sefinus devastation u the
rice crops og the chineh hugs in all
Vt that Territory. Persons Iesidirg
IN other portinos Of the parish also
report them IA doing sprions damage
to the yonng rice. Il is said that
no hing but lteav7 rain will de-
st,oy tire pests, but f the sh overs
do not came soon the ruin Of the
c ols ellI he accomplished. Signal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07

J. W. Hair, Of the Garland
nei2hhorhood. was 10 town on Wed.
.nesday and reported the rice as dy--
irg from dry weather in large part
of that section. No chinch bugs
there Signal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07

On Wednesday evening, July 81,
at Ike meeting Of the board of di-
rectofs OF tie iberia Building Asso-
ciaiioR, was submitted the statement
If liquidation Of Series FL. There
waS Originally Issued in this series
lis shares. five Of which were for
fcited and 1873 Withdrawn, leaving
81 IN force, eight nf which were
loaned on. The maturing period
was eight aud oneha!f years, but
The stock natures $500 above par
value, making il The most profitable
Of any previously matnred series.
The ca>h payments maze in INSTALL
ments Upon hares amounted to
$Ii0 IS. leaving net gain of $94.-
% Tie total aGcnnt Of cash paid
ont unon maturing shares. not Dor.
rowed upon, was e5717.26, while
two de,ds wtro given for homes ac-
Gqired 81 i,orro.ers.-N |. Enter
u..i.e.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07

An epidemic has spread over
Hackhery Island, Cameron parish,
which is almost a dead shot among
babies aud real small children. Some
have died, and about one half Of the
whites on the I.land have fed to
Other quarters. Il is caused by the
marshes driving NJ.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07

The coaatrv d eventually comes
to town h8fs the store an employs
tie dissi.,ated town boy IS his hire
ig.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07

- UDDEN DEATHS from heart
disease are frequent. Not a
w. day passes but the daily press
records the death of some well known
citizen, cruelty shocking the commu-
nifty because it was unexpected. The
victims friends thinking of him as in
the enjoyment Of perfect health. Yet
death from heart disease is never
without many warnings, given at fire.
quent intervals in many cases for
years. The trouble is the victims do
not heed the warnings The first in
dication or symptom of heart disease,
although unmistakable, are so slight
and the change to the next stage SO
gradual that they are scarcely notice.
able, and even when once fully real
lied, one does not wish to alarm ones
friends, and the suffering is borne In
silence until stricken down. Not SO
with John Van Denburgh, Of 3701 Mt.
Vernon ave-, Milwaukee, who writes
under date OF August 1896:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07

Of the heart, AID I would have to stop
right in my Cracks until the spell
passed off. l had to sit up in bed at
night for hours at time on account
Of suffocating spells, and was incap-
able of taking proper exercise without
physical exhaustion. I was told of
DR.. Niles Heart Cure by contractor
B. r. Hutchinson, of Il 18th street,
whose son Clarence was cured by this
wonderful remedy and / commenced
taking it at oace. Since using it I
have been entirely relieved of these
spasms and arr now taking half-mile
walks each daJswith much comfort
One person is four has a weak or
diseased heart5 The detection may
be very slight at first, but disease un-
checked neVerjgroWs better of itself
It's course is always from bad to worse.
The first symptoms neglected, disease
soon becomes chronic. There is GER
tain relief fr.n heart pains, from
shortness of brSath, smothering, chok-
ing sensationss hungry weak spells,
etc, in DR.. MilE5' Heart Cure.
This remarkable result Of DR.. Miles
long research 8sn treating heart and
nervous diseases, has established itself
as the one sure and certain cure Tor a
L \
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-07

"For a number years
| was a sufferer from
neuralgia Of t h e
heart which became
$50 severe that | was
incapable of orain-
arv exercise. It COM
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-25
MH>. \, Z, wit,u'> ,,,inr>r.

f"ll PROM STEPS at tier Inmr nnd Di-ln.
"u'd the uir J",ni,
MIR. A. &. Nrlrh m"t with a very pain.
tul nccidrnt nj ahnut ~ o'clock last
nigh, when hr WEIGH WA, away AT the
tram Ia meet lIr, U'r, III" nrw presiding
elder, who arrived last night and sue.
r"rdS br RNard',
81" WAS going into III" back yard, and
somehow slipped from the back steps,
i,~lucatlng her hip Joint, and for time
II was feared that II was fractured. She
managed 10 get hack into the house tut
suffered intense PAIN until the joint was
put hack int" il- position,
lr, NeIrh reformed shortly after the
accident happened AMI immediately sent
for lIr. Bishop, who Responded imnr-
dlatrli AMI did ~rrSthng III li1 power
To- relieve the sufferer pain,
~, Bishop wdS seen thl- AFTERNOON Just
ti,"ta visit Ia hiS pai,rnt aud h. TX.
pressed himself ~ very hopr,ul Of n
,Irrdy recovery, he sail tla' h" feared
At lir-t that the Joint hid hrrn fractured,
which would have made the accident
serious indeed, aad H. wIs -u-pIi-rd and
happy Ia lini that his fears were ground.
less Mrs Mrlch's many friends VIII
learn With sorrow ot hrr mi-hnp, hut viii
AT the same tim" rel lee that IL il not ~
a more serious nature,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-25
wk>ItD NrkI>If\.
ca" ~ rr"mIsr whi,h Ns nr"L"u
nI.HM.I,L lAll,r.

ca" ~ rr"mIs" whi,h was NI"L"u
bi~Eu-,"d caller
cur Correspondent AT Washington, u.
e., under date 81 sept. T., Wriir- H. iul.
lows.
"AbOut . o'clock last night u we'll.
dressed. apparently ~ohrt gentleman,
somewhat over ~ years III age, entered
the reading roam uf the Ehhtt house.
wh"r" about twenty gentlemen were 30.
cupl"d ~ realizing, writing aud runNrrsa
tIun lie stopIs"l near the end NJ the
long table, which extends across the
rnnnl, aud addressing himself tua group
a. about half u dozen PERSONS. h. asked IN
loud voice Has MIR. Mckinney been
here this evening" .N"an the prrsi.
lent NJ one knew Who hc was, aud
after short silence. which caused all in
IA" r0om Ia lO0k up one oi ,hrgrHtlrmrn
~ the group said '\n. | think rot. |
haN" not seen HIM The stranger said
Why, that's strange. liz PROMISED to
meet N" here t".nlght' lie then lett
the reading roam 1T thr Ehhltt house a
Thoroughly dlsgustri man"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-25

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'"'"iaI" l"l"ll"i" company, wlo VA,
% lao vegas "a" ln~I twn ~ three lay
hh- retained To hl- dutlr~ hrfr
luht lraNru thu we'll known caller
At iNo santa r" r,rInr round house.
Wllh h, family. returned hast night from
4 visit lu Kansas relative, and friends.
urw arrival IN th, shan. nr ., mn,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-25

III" H,udIiii. I",ruri,,nI street car pT,
a. Al,

III" H'nditri, I"tr"riUng street car pri
N'I-, I" lie Watched.
some NJ the had bows ri the city. who
rnnln nh.,ut At night, hn," organized into
a bandit Tor III" purpu~e ri lrffurIling
III" drivers Uf street ears.
" s,nn ~ the rIIfirw tolls its warning
Tor all youngsters IL hr nj home, they
hurry away from the precincts patrollrd
toy ia" cit! pole" and amu-r themselves
~ u" ,lrlnlt! ot the park hl playing
ttick- on the street ear drivers Nhrn.
ever ear comes along with naked
benches. AMI no Passengers tO assist the
driver. they board the ear and put on the
hrhk" ~ the rear, thus stopping the ear,
" the driver gets oil the ear Ia give pIIr.
SUIT, they greet him with Nnllry OF
stones ani dirt, AMI h. l. fortunate IN.
deed II he returns 10 his ear with his
head unhruiSrd
III" street ear company dneS not pro.
IH'~" Ia have its drivers p'Strici ANY
more, aud from this nu there viii hr
spies Hhout tu identify the di-turhrf-
who will then h" arrested and punished
to the tulI extent uf the law. som" of
the boys are said Ia come FROM good fam
ilirs, aud II they du not wish L. disyrarr
their parents, they will refrain from u
repetition al their past actions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-09-25

i, Henry Rice, IN" advance hill poster
NJ the Waiter l., Mains "iir nd"-i and
Rest Shows on Earth" was her. yr-lrr
day, and arranged for additional mll
boards on the Garner Of Railroad avenue
and Fourth street and elsewhere IN the
city, the contract l~ing lei Ia Carpenter
Fox. Mr. Rice lett this morning. hut. at
tn" CITIZEN office, Ia an attache said
that the shows viii he al Albuquerque
ON OctOlseT II.