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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20

The Capitol the able republican
weekly as santa Fe Is giving a mag
nlfcent support TO the republican
ticket. Speaking 81 our next delegate
TO congress Il saye.
The unanimous nomination % Her
nard =. ROdey by the republican con-
venll0n last week has been received
with general satisfaction by the press
and people OF New Mexico. with one
accord the selection OF Mr. Roecy AZ
the standard bearer Of the republican
party has been ratified and approved
by the leaders and the rcnk and file
OF the party. The high estimation In
which the people Of the territory hold
MIR Rodey. for his honest upright
character. aud pure life. both In public
and private affairs. will insure him a
large vote from many OF the conserva-
tive voters Of the territory, irrespective
OF any party Affiliations which they
may entertain. Mr. Rodey IL not a
politician, neither Is he a partisan II
his party. II elected he VIII be the rep
resentative OF the entire people Of the
territory. and will work Tor the best
interests OF the whole people. lie " a
young man. bright. logical educated
and talented. fun 81 work and energy
In fact. just such a man az New Mexi'
co needs In congress who. by his per
slatent hammerlng upon the doors OF
congress FOR the benefits Of statehood
viii compel Il 90 open VS. doors and lei
IN into the communion % the sister
hood Of states.
Mr. Rodey will poll as no other can
dldate has done FOR several past eleG
lions for delegate the united and uhahi
nous vote OF the republican party.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20
SILVER err.
From shvs, city Independent.

From snvet City independent
The Ladies' Afternoon whist club
has been re-organlzed Tor the season
with the following officers; Mira l.. ~.
Morrill, president. Mrs. Carl Hagen.
Vice president. Mrs. John H. wiley.
secretary Mrs. James 3. Fielder
treasurer.
Pedro Shacon. a prominent citizen 90
the Mimbrus has been very seriously
M. but has sufficiently recovered 60
return from central where he had
been receiving medical treatment at
the Fort Bayard sanitarium To- hls
home.
Thomas Bird Atwood. one OF the best
known mining men in Grant county.
died az santa Rita. this county. Hast
Monday evening. Death was due to
typhoid pneumonia from which he had
only been il for six days
business change was contaminated
last week b. which the silver city
Feed store. owned by William Rivers,
passed into the hands of John II. and
Allen f. Ware, who VIII conduct the
same under the hrm name and style
OF Ware Bros.
Henry =. Ollett was taken suddenly
90 sunday morning while standing IN
front OF the broadway hotel Medical
aid was summoned. and he was remoy-
cd to his home. where he was up and
about again yesterday much TO the de-
Hight 81 his many friends.
The marriage ~ Miss Bessie Hood
To Dean Waters. which was 10 have
occurred Wednesday, has necessarily
been postponed owing 10 the serious
Illness of the young lady. Miss Hood r.,
however, steadily gaining In strength
and IN now on the rSpid road 10 recov-
cry
Mrs. Anna NJ. Wheeler, probably the
oldest resident OF silver City, died az
the home OF her daughter Mrs. NJ. y.
Derbyshire. IN this city on Tuesday
last aged 81 years, n months ana %
days The end was quiet and peace
full tired nature gradually giving way
20 gentle sleep.
Work was commenced on contract
let BY the silver Valley water works
for the sinking OF three hundred foot
well ON ~ land GA the Silvear ranch.
north OF the city. The work was under
taken upon the advice of Gus Mul-
holland. well boring expert who has
made the prediction that a good sup
ply ought 70 Doe obtained at the place
Indicated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20
rnn onNriAMAN TRoM TEXAS.

"Ihe El ras3 papers are putting In
fhrr hest Hicks for Larr3xniO. And
why nntf Isis election would be the
earie az having another man In con-
gress from Texas Rui how would the
New Mexic1 tsopie Nike Mich an ar.
engagement 49, Albuquerque Journal
ueuncut.
The papers ~ vi Ia~o wuuld like 10
SOC Mr. LarrngUlu elected because they
know the man. they know him a. be
loyal 10 hts constituency. trre 20 the
principles ~ democracy and a young
man 81 ability. worthy Of the conf-
donrc of any people. And u Mr.. t.mrra-
zolo r,ios o. congress We hope he viii
o. W paso's friend, We know that "
Ei Paao had one ~ her own citizens
tn congress- he would be she same as
another Congressman from New Mexi-
co.-El Paao Times.
That So a virtual admission Of the
truth 81 our statement that che election
81 Larrazolo would be the same az
having another man IN congress from
srrraa"
AN that about Mr. Isauazolo being
rueh a nice young man, has nothing 10
do with thc question The point n that
% elected o. conEresa he wol.la repre-
cent El paso rather than New Mexico.
and the only evidence necessary on
this p1nt o. furnished by the papers
ana peunlc Of m Paso themselves In
thoir great anxiety 90 have him cleo.
cd They know which side Of their
orcud is buttered, and they are ~ anx-
ious % have the buttersd side upper
about h.
IA fact the only oreiitabie Newspaper
support MIR I.hrraHolo has received
thus far has come from the press ~ ~
Paso HIS endorsement by the demo-
cratic papers 81 New Mexico hss been
~ the most perfunciofy character. Bui
how c1uid Il be otherwise They can't
nly anything about him because they
don't know anything about him. When
hr was nominated. three fOufghs Of
them didn't even know how TO spell his
name The people ~ New Mexico know
nothing about hlm. and he reclpi ocatos
On the matter 90 information BY know
ing nothing about New Mexico. But h.
seems to be- popular Ina Texas. and n
the "rrianas' could vote for him hs
would probably be eiecied
The Times says he ~ a nice yOune
man. AMI that may all W. true Tn,
Times says aiso. that he " true Il
she principles of the democratic party.
uui as the Times knows him gai th,
people 10 New Mexico do not. they vii
urccpi Ice statement on that p0int
Now the chief principle" Of tho dem
uerttlc party, Ia ~ far 49, the INTEREST,"
of this territory are concerned. o. wha
that party calls "mriff reform" AN,
whlch means removing che tanft frsn
wool ana leaving the great product %
the territory without pr,tectiOn. thu
paralyzlrg che grv.ae industry OF New
Mexico upon which an her other In
duHtrcs depend.
Is there anything an that to commen,
him 20 the auifaEes ~ the people q
this serratoiy? Can a people who de
pend upon the wooi Industry for thei
prosperity be expected 20 support
man who uph0lds the principle tina
wouM ruin that Industry
There are many rsasons why the peo
gle - Texas should desire the eieNaio
80 Mr.. i.arNzclo. but his TEXAS Orgai
has ftil~d to show Us any reason VIII
the people Of New Mexico should vot
for him, against IA man who Is know
no be- true TO all the interests of IN
territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20
Suppressed and Painful
Periods Cured by LyafEa
e. PEnAribans's Vegetable
OonapOnnas

! WAS thin, sallow and nervous.
had not had my mcnses for over n
year and half Doctored with several
physicisns In town and one specialist,
but did not get any better | finally
decided 70 try your medicine, and
wrote 10 you. After / had taken
three bottles OF Lydia r.. Pinlsham's
Vegetable Compound and three Of
Blood Purifier, my menses returned,
and feel as weil and strong as
ever did, and am gaining flesh ~ MIss
LANA GAINES. Visalia, Tulara Co, Cal.
% he fore taking the Vegetable Com.
pound ! was troubled with irregular
menstruation. and suffered great
agony. My physician gave me NOR
phine, and remained IN bed ! doe
tored eight years and got no relief, and
the doctors told me there was no relief
for my trouble. Finally tried Lydia
u. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
While taking the FIRST bottle ! felt
that ! was improving have taken
seven or eight bottles, and never had
anything 70 do the 40 much good.
Every month my troubles have grown
less and less, and now az this time
ana cured. - ELLA QUINNEY, No 20
stage Street, Haverhill, Mass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20

Erom nnnn Ara County Rrpnhllean

From bona Ara County Republican.
George L. Uirick. the white oaks
banker. Is guest ~ r. l.. Young
Prof Wooten. 81 the Agricultural
and Mechanical college. Is now enEog-
e8 IN some vOtanicai work Tor the de-
3artmeui ~ forestry lie left FOR Los
Lunas.
Miss Wilda Barker. who has spent
several winters In Las Cruces. has an
nounced to friends that she expects to
be married on Oc,ohcr ~ az her home
Ia Iowa and expects 20 reside Ia the
future az soccrro. y. NJ.
Mrs. aud Miss Herren, who have no
iuurned IN Las cruces Tor nearly a
year. left for Dadeville. Georgia sum
noned there by the critical Illness of
Mr. Herren.
Or. Nathan Boyd promoter OF tho
Elephant Butte dam, has gone 10
Washington 10 urge a hnal settlement
81 the litigation over the enterprise and
incidentally 20 put In some strong Hicks
Tor statehood.
NJ. Allan. Of cripple csrek. has taxi
en- lease on the RIO urande and adj
Joining claims In the organ mountains
and VIII put force 20 WORK az once
Assay returns from this claim show
more than ti2s gold. silver, copper ana
lead.
A few days since a burglar entered
Henry Foys house and helped himself
literally u canned goods and other
eatablea, ard also traded guns with
Mr. Foy. leaving a 5000 caiihre and
taking a new 70 inch. octagon barrel
winchester az same calibro, ana AT the
ammunition in the house.
I. \. sanford has been chosen foot
ball coach Tor tho college team for the
coming season and viii line the boys
up for active practice In a few days II
is reported that this years team VII
be nearly as strong as last year a
fnothail team for Las Cruces Il actutlly
talked ~. and Il IL said there u some
very good timber here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20

Referring 20 the Ferguson Lara
colo exhibition at Les Vegas, the Optic.
which is Mr.. f.arrazoiOs special organ.
says These speakers. az well an other
democratic spokesmen, dwell chiefly
upon the Hanna Mckinley program OF
imperialism.
Democratic orators In New Mexico
nui % "a great deal more satisfactory
to themselves. to talk about imperial
lsm" rather than free woodland yet the
wool nrin o. matter that comes right
home 90 the freside Of every man IN
Sew Mexico while Imperialism II
what the Iaia Governor Allen, Of Ohio,
y,oud have called a damned barren
idealIty" mere figment % the demo
cratic Imagination. and cannot be made
to Brighten the people Of New Mexico
who nave been living under Just such
imperialism" for the last iif,y years,
ana have prospered under Il All the
lme except when the democratic par
IS was in power ana repealed inc arm
'u wool
when democratic orators on the
stump dwell chiehy on imp T'slisn
ihe people know that me- are taking
about something that IL ne's'5 a MYTH
but when these same orators set INTO
ranefefs. ana put their free Wool
IDEAS into effect the people are not
long In nndlng oui that the territory
has been stsrr,i up against fad ana
solid reality
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20

M hAgl u sal ~ 'lsN bSlfhl
sHl lAfVfln5t ffhiAT Ne leWeT Filca
gpsltf v sAllllhEV psnep sauniiRg
VI these iiems end aAdlng not The
present protective duty. but the old
revenue duty Of cent Q pound which
was IN force fof years before the Me-
Kinley tarin would make the foreign
TN plate cost exactly A.s1 on dock IN
New York The American plate costs
ttsi iesa I pey- cent for cash. Of ttii
a. mill Here is saving ~ 81 cents q
box. and a. We make about 10000 ooo
boxes a year. the total saving h 5000, p
900 a year.
This IL figured. bat on the old free
trade iarin. hut n thai tarin had been
continued We would have no American
industry. and the Welsh tin plate max
ers. having a market for 10000. 600 boxes
% TIN plate more a year and every
In their own hands. would be asking
much higher prices. Many u the
Welsh tin plate mills are IDLE their
owners saying there n a loss In run
ming AZ present prices. Then again the
above comparison " made with foreign
tin plate at New York and American
TN plate al the mill The consuming
points are IN general nearer to the
mills than they are to New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20
WILL nElP STATEHOOD.

In an article on "Oar next delegate to
congress" the san Marclal See speaks
a. follows 81 the effect ~ Mt bodey' .
election upon the cause OF statehood
"For the republicans. politics u
pleasant paaiime these days. No eA'
plantations are necessary when you ap-
proach a voter and the conversation
turns upon the political contest In New
Mexico for delegate The most Isolated
Individual has learned that Hon. y. =
RodeY IL the candidate OF the repnbll-
can party for delegate 10 congress, ana
the most cranky person. b. his politics
what they may, has no disparaEins
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20
AawNT AnsoONDKD.
win Eisht~sn Theusand Dollass os Wells
Fargo Money.

u was reported In ~ Paao Tuesday
that the Wells Fargo agent az Esca-
lon. ON the Mexican Central road abb
seconded saturday night and took with
him $4,000 OF the company's money,
says the News.
81. ~, Davis. the division snpcrinten-
dent OF the company here, left Tor Ea-
Gallon yesterday 20 hook into the AFFAIR
but no further particulars could be
learned this afternoon. Who the agent
was IL also a secret az the agents ~
the company a. not see "a 10 give out
anything until the ease has been In
vehtigated. 50 Tar u has been learned
here n0thins 10 known az 90 what d.
recti0n the alleged deiaulting agent
went. but the superstition is that he 10
headed for thu United states
Escalon 10 a small town Of about 5000
people al the Junction Of tho MeNican
Central and Sierra Moiada road ani IL
rather an important ONCE,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20
STANDS UP For NEW MEXICO.

when Mr Rodey goes to congress he
viii not be- there To favor the Interests
OF Texas. but will be found standing up
FOR everything In the interest OF New
Mexico. The DOna Ana Republican
says % his speech at socorro;
~ 3. Rodey. republican candidate for
delegate 10 congress-. opened up his
campaign at sooOrro early this week.
IN his speech he announced himself IN
favor OF storage water for New Next
60, the construction of the Elephant
Butte dam. and opposes the stephens
bill. Mr.. Rodey expects to speak ~
every county in the territory before the
election. therefore We viii have an OPP
portunity to hear him speak.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20
Agrss Plnl6lsanI has Fifty
Thousand such Laff0Ess

grant was made by Tomas Velvez Ca
chupln. governor and captain general
In july. 1854. 10 Juan de Arguello, Mel
chor Redr0gurz, Antonio DomingucE,
Pedro Felipe Rodriguez. Eusebio de
Leyba. Luis Leyba. Juan Joseph De- Ar
Euello, Juan Garcia, Salvador uaca,
lgnacio Vargas. Vicente Lucoro and
Joseph he Aragon Tho grant was con
frmed by congress on June %, 1870.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20

The republicans carried New Mexico
hy 5000 majority two years ago, MT
Perea running nearly 5000 votes behind
the county ticket
Il has been daolded by judge Parker
OF this territory that it II not an In
diciable oneAse Tor one 10 take water
out OF q dltch without the consent Of
ths mayordom0, when In arrears,
santa W. county republicans are hay.
ing "a hot time. The advice Mr.. CatrOn
gave 20 the Bernalnlo county delega-
ton az the santa We convention. should
b. applied n chunks 10 Mr. Catron ana
the santa Fe republicans.
The genial climate Of New Nsvlco 10
conducive 20 longevity. las Cruces
BOATS Of Ave centenarlana The oldest
OF these il Mrs. salina Buchanan, aEed
igB years The next Oldest IL q native
known a. IN Col, and 10 aged ii5 yearu,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20
Baokaohe and WOnsb
Troubles S1OOuHSb 90
Lydia E. PESsSfisans's v0go-
Gable OOnspOMRals

II have been for ten years an ia.
valid with female weakness, aud the
torture and pain ! suffered no tongue
can tell. / s. lvey spent one week in
the ten years that ! was free from
pain. Ny trouble was Inflammation
and congestion of womb When
commenced 10 take your remedy had
been bsdfaat for some time under the
treatment OF two Of our best physi
clans without receiving any benefit
You can imagine the benefit | de-
rived from Lydia y. Pinkham's Nege-
table Compound when / tell You that
have gained forty pounds and am well
"a thing ! never dared 10 expect ~
Rms. c. Z. POLAND, Monett, Mo.
"For a number of years I was
troubled with backache and leucor-
rhma. | became 80 weak and miscr.
able that / could not attend 20 my
work or studies. The least effort
would completely exhaust me, Physi-
eians failed "a help me. felt that my
youth was blsghted, aud the life before
ne would be one of suffering aud
misery. Then n friend insisted on me
taking your medicine. Before | had
used one bottle ! was greatly relieved.
| had not known n well day for four
years, but now ! feel better than have
sinoc e child, and u Il all due 90 Lydia
4. pinkhan's Vegetable Compound -
Miss MAY u. srEvEssoS, Alliance, o.
Airs PlnLrhaRI has Fifty
TfhOas0and a0osp kaffoF,S,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20
rrE Rranr WAY.

Speaking 81 the probability % New
Mexico being admitted az a state. the
Los Vegas Republican says
Everything denotes the probability
that New Mexico Will b. admitted win.
out delay TO the sistcrhooi Of states,
provided that a republican delegate be
sent to congress 10 represent the terri
tory In the coming election. The peo-
pie must think u this ana gige all their
ala 10 the republican candidate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20

val lSilssJ fgT atrlrtg 4kf Mss
Illsgtshlp faa fhUkg N eYpfg ApbFibF
VI No lfTutarY, end ffary aavancea
citizen feels that hls election vii be .
coed thing Tor New Mexico. IN respect
10 the influence that a capable and
Washington. Mr., Rodcy's election will
greatly enhance our prospects Tor early
admission 60 statehood II viii convince
congress and the president that our
cholfe Of a congressional delegate JUS
titles early and favorable action on this
question"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20
THEY ALL REMEMBER


Here II little speech that was made
BY q mechanic IN Illinois. a few days
ago. u does not pretend 20 be elo-
quent, but II n brfm full ~ truth, and
comes right home Ga millions ~ other
working men IN an parts of the coun-
try:
What was doing a. late a. the
aummor Of 1882 ON. remember, ! was
looking for sob. Had been out ~
steady work for nearly three years
partly on account OF strikes. ana then
was sick on and on, for months be.
cause I had 10 eat poor food II had
mighty little money saved up for a
rainy day.. and the doctors said |
couldn't work without proper nourlsh-
ment
And the wife had 80 take Ia washing
- keep her body and soul together.
Ana the children had 20 give Mp going
20 the public school because their
clothes were too ragged.
but the clouds rolled by when Nc
Kinley was made president. People who
had money began TO put @ where u
would DO good They Invested u IN mills
ana machinery. in railroad conatruc-
lion. ~ houses and Office buildings, Ia
every sort 81 way that would furnish
work 10 the mechaalc and the lab0rer'
and where are We now God knows
that In All this broad land any man
who wants 90 work with his Two hands
can get work. ana az good wages
And u costs less for bread and meat
and Clothes. and FOR some OF the luHur'
les ~ NE than u did during ths hard
times under democratic president
when there was no money or job 10 D'
had
And whether I am democrat OF
republican. know now ON which Hid'
my bread h but,ered. and here goes mS
vote Tor four years more OF the Iui
dinner pail brought 20 me by freHi'
dent Mckinley God bless him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20


Territory ~ New MEXICO, County Of Bernal.
tho, in the District Cuun.
blanchard Meat aud supply CONF
pany, Plaintni hNo Fgoy
W.. fNWAfVf
High kee, Defendant.
To the above named defendant. niah Keei
You are hereby notified hat an action has been
begun agaiuft on in The district couff. sitting
within and for The county ~ hctnallllo, terri.
tory ~ New Mexico. wherein the nlanchafd
Meat and supply company sErha 10 recover
iudgmeui against you Ia thf sum uf alk hun.
died aud nity dullnn and costs Of suit, aud
that your properly known AZ the Hal or Hluh
kee besiauiaut situate IA No. Ait kaiitoad
avenue In he city ~ Albuquerque. In said
county, he's been attached for the purpose 81
fattiying sal' claim. aud that unless you en-
ter you appearance 10 said artlun on ~ before
Saturday, Move nbUf az 1900, judo ucnl will
be- rendered IN said eanse against you by de-
fault and yguf said properly sold "a satisfy
faid cislm thgt the namea ~ NE attorneys ~
plaintiff Hfr johnson a fiuicai ehpae post.
Office aud business address la Altuquefquet
New Mexico.
HAHRY a. OWEN.
tInFk al sam Cont.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20
AzrEc pIsrILLEny SEIZED.
Revenue OHicsrs Discover irregnlarities
That Lead ta Its CONVERSATION.

Revenue NNifhfs nAstaNeb AfffhhAafA'NH
That Lead te Its ConfiseatiOn.
Deputy Collector A. J I.oomis. with
Revenue Agent George n. wheel0ck. Of
Omaha Neb. sei4ed distlilery No. %.
belonging 10 olyey, Neal a Co. al Al
tee san Juan county. last Friday. The
distilefy commenced operations about
two months ago. and the suspicious OF
Deputy Revenue Collector A. J. Loom
b. were aroused on his hrst visit 70 tho
distlnery. After operations were COM
menced Mr. Loomis sent for Revenue
Agent WheelOck. within two hours At"
ter they had reached the distil.ery they
found a quantity Of brandy secreted
In the cellar Of house occupied by ore
% the distillers. The dlstillery and all
OF the distilled product and material on
hand was Immediately seized by pepu-
ty LOOMS other Irregularities we're
discovered before the officers LETT the
place. The disiillery l'rm h composed
~ ave members who recently came TO
san Juan county from North Carolina
lnd Georgia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20

n we made 40 tn plate In this coua'
try we would have to import u from
wales az we dld before the Mckinley
tarin , 49,.
British trade papers quote Welsh 'ln
n,ate O. b dock 40 ~ anbea, "a II
shuuprs 3 pence 20 "a chilings 2 pence
fgr he usual grade i0s-ponnd hssss-
g,.r r5ee AN plate. The same gfadr OF
A,,syiesn piate bnA Of betier qualify
sells AZ ftl6 e. o b. min Fhs b,,',' {,
prlce = subject 20 discounts OF : an,
psr cent Tor cash : per cent mus ~
sdasd Tor brokerage and in'pse,loh J.
80 an allowances o. az least 10 GEMS .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20

Jones Taiiaferr0. Of the TAliaterro
Mercantile A. Trading company of this
atty. has several thousand pounds OF
thla wars clip stored Ia the company's
warehouses. for which he says u II Inn
possible TO get an oner from buyers ct
any figure. white oaks Eagle.
II the democratic party, ~ a national
platform hostile Co our wool interests
can thus dcmoraIze the wool market.
what would bs,ome 81 the wool trade
n the same democrats party should
carry the country. and crysthze It's free
wool threat into law
It ~ the fear % democratic Hiccess
that den,oralizea the wool market
when the election II over and the ne
turns show that We are going 10 have
four more years Of republican man
asemeni. Jones will be able 20 sell his
several THOUSAND pounds % wool nj
good round republican prices. but u
the dcnprrasic patty should happen 10
get ln be- viii be the owner Of that
wo1l for several years unless he n VIII
ing to part with Il at about Ave cent1
There IL nothing for the New Meu-
go wool man to hope for when the tar
ia IL taken on. and our wool In thrown
into competition With the cheap wool
ami cheap labor ~ sputh America.