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New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
Monte of Summons.



York the grace of God free and independent. 10
I,eCnce dOuvie Martin John dOuvie CeiOzs dOu-
dOuVille. Edward d'OuyilIe. d'Ou-
vile Marie JOuville, Clarence dOuviIle. Herman
Ieuchsenring Iucien IeuehsenrinS Edward
Lawrence I.euclsenFing, Leon d'Ouville, Marie
d'OuvIe Augustus dOuville. Francis d'ouvTle and
persons interested in the estate et Ausnste douyis
late Ot the County Of New-York,
creditors. iegSe's next Of kin or otherwise send
greeting: aud each OF hereby cited re-
uuired personally be and before
OF the Of York "a of
said held County In he
o New York. the 2and day of October
sSclnck N the forenoon day
aud there judicial settlement
or Ieonce dOuViie. of
vii sss Of ssi@ al
are a. under the Of
are required appear by guardian. il you havs
II and apply br to
appointed. the event If neglecs failure
TO do a guardian will be appointed by Surrogate
fer In the proceeding In
mony have o he
Court of OF New York be hereunto
affixed.
Abne- G. Thomas 4 OF orr
said County. the County OF New York the
lSeal.l q ear of I.Dri.
thousand nine hundred
j. FAIRFAX MIAUGELIN.
Clerk of the SurrORates
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Executors
III Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
nAITINOaE g. 0YIn RAIIR0AD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. York as FOL
lows and Is min later foot West s2d n.
.s:lo A M.-For INTERIM points Albany S Month
tl0:3o A M--SsrstOga and Buffalo Express.
I'll 30 ND Mohonk and Catskill Mta Exprss.
400 p M--Chicsgo Express.
'2:2a p M-Cont. Lin. for Detroit. Chi & I.ouia
fS:+5 Il. ND For Hudson River Points x
.6:i5 M-ESr Roch Buffalo. Ctevsd * Chicago
tI:45 p. M-FOr Roch.. Buffalo Detroit &
'9:lS II. M-FOr ROch- Niax. FaIls De
'Daily- tDaiiy. except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
No. I tlo:45 A. a p. NJ I~av
Jersey City p. r r. Sta. 4. III A M No
at 1885 p. NJ Time tables principal
Baggage checked from hotel residence x
T. = BIODGFTT. c. E LAMBERT
Gen'l superintendent Genl PaSs'r Agent,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

spet cotton closed quiet but nrm with quota tions
aIsen On Tie basis Of 81. niddlius upland and
sc for mddlnx Gulf. Southern spot market. wrre
~ foiio@s; New-Orleanx firm,
al.t o and NOBLE quiet unchanged at 1sc; Savannah
see anu stesat i-loc higher. Charleston
nf1n unchanged, at 7Ssc; Wilmington nrm uucbsnssS
a. N4rloIk hrIn. &c higher sasc Baltimore nom
maj Uhchsnged at s1.c Il higher
~ &c; 81 Louis quiet unchanged at Is-Isc F,sti
iaceI epts al Ne~-Orleans
20 " bales compared with 1888 bales actual last week
~fd ~ - bales actual last ror
morrow from 1900 $1,000 bales compared with IN eas
hAlts actual last week and l04 actual last
receipts OF cotton AT the ports for week
ss compared with the totals previous and Of
eek last
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKE EFT

Idverpool Sept. 81. p. m.-Co,ton-Spot quiet prices
higher: American middlins. fair; 1-16d: good
mddIng 4Tsd: mddlIng. tssd; low middiing. IL s2e
4 3-32i ordinary. p S2d The sales OF
the day were bales which 500 specuis-
nd included $500 American. Receipts
bales including l2,aoo American. Futures opened
stead and closed firm; American midine, I Sep
tember. - Gid value: September. G "a e+i sell
lers: October November. Cad selers
ana December 1T6sdd4 lS-6+d sellers;
January sadas II 64d buyers; January
rua 11-S4d sellers February March,
l6 s4h4 SELLERS March April Ii II
buy April and May 4 IL Cad sellers
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
RAILROADS
new JERSEY Central.
Liberty s., ans South Ferry ume from Ferry nye
rinutes earlier than below. except notedl.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHlA.
$3.50 tI.30 ts.0N. sS o. 'f00O. I'll A. NJ .iOO
Il f30O. e. t+00 lss-Oo f43O 800 go II s0
5000 tfs 2H.rT,MosiE. = \ y. Is .~S IA, w.su,xc~ox
f.4s1 ts00 1900. 'l1 90 A. n. t1Oo lisa co.
800. 'I.o0 +. NJ, .l2.l5 mdt
SANDY HOOK ROlTE.
From foot Rector st.
Through Point Pleasant. 1000 A. n. l.
7. NJ. Through to Long Branch. 500 F. NJ Sundays.
through 10 Point Pleasant. 1000 A. NJ. LOO p u.
onices Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry. 11s. 2oI. As.
1900 1884 y way 1e4 6sh Az I37 9Th - Union go
West 1883 E.M I2ssh g., ga West lS.h 81. PAS Colom
Brooklyn; Se Broadway. williamsburg. Ycrf Trans-
sss GO s,IS for sss checks essf,ass e a.s,i.stos
dAy. t3u1days only.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
OTHER MARKETS by rELEGRApu.

Chicago. y1.-tatte-Rtc-ipts. $500 including
a1o Texans and $40 Westerns: market steady No fancy
cat here Good x6QSG ~:
medium x4@S5 - snekers and feeders. 81 25qs4 so
cows JOdtSi -: hrifers. S.sISI 81
calves Texa ST
s3QSl: steers. 81 G5ns5 -. HOss-ReceIDs TO
dan ~ 200; 70 morrow. i3.uno; over Loco gooi
grades strong ohers slow. Mixed ard butchers 81 10a
- choice heavy So SOQSI Is: hea
IOa 10: sB 46G x6 % bulk sales ESQ
50 81 SheepRecepts. II 200 sheep weak l0c lower
m to strong. to inS,
~: fair choice mixed. 81 3Ga sheen
native lambs s31rS5; Western
offcia yesterday ReceiptsC Cattle IA 63s hogs
23 241: sheep I,223 Shipments-Catte. $3.50; hogs
164; sheep. 6.979.
Cincinnati Sept. 2T.-Hogs steady 81 e0GS7 Is Cattle
easy 81 65G$5 %. Sheep du. s! 25GS3 ~ Lambs dull
81 2jaS4 65.
East Liberty Sept. 2I-t'a,.le steady choice IS 75q
81: prime good. 20ltSJ Hogs steady
heaYies. lave other grades prime hsavies s.
mediums. 81 heavy Workers. light
Workers s.clsI 10 SO Ssas7: Sc 50aS6
sxips. 81 5G4sj 5G roughs s5QSd Sheep hest
wethers 81 scpsi cills 81 a53sa
lings 81 5oIs4 -; calves. S1GS7 80
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,


R IS yElT AND
a The leaving time f-om DeSbresses and
C"rtiandt Streets II ave minute later than
ssH ss"; eHeept where otherwise noted.
Cars New as 70 TO Two sqs rsslo:
sss NJ PENNsYEytYfs rMTEp snq SsvesnS
G Gss:Rns cS.xo pnHx Gnsaha soo 4s and
ssfi:'Ss.' = ~ chTesS IasS. ,Sn s4 LOUIS
cSic.ro chr roes9 g LSSsvi4s Indianapolis.
ssS =: 4. ST Louns nas E4srRFss-ror ritt.surs
wslzIls s. 1Sss Pa's hsa. Gs For
4cFIs aiSIs.y P1a=ss efE r.surs and
sane connecn gr Knsavs s daily via shsnsnd9sh Valley
ssrs: ESssS ,si''1s sN f.''si
e''''ss w1sr1yt:TnS AS ,rS,:7,n.s .xn rux .o,ru
70 ., M2. D.; Sss 1910 Gsssrossss and cortands streets.
DINING csl e Ge 10 - DINING 5 Cs ms re
sg ss4s g g I'm F,5!eT s..Is
ns6s snlas Sunday c1E. 81 sss pOlSs oss aus Ca.
Pror and nRa pnus ea car s. as s nin. Gar
souTaERS RAILWAY Express, Exp IS as p m, r.:
Atlantic COAST LINE Express. sss m and . es
sEsRoaRp AIR LINE RA1LwAy-..rrorids and
po;,tan Limited" ia5 daily Express. IL 10 night
N.Ryo.K ,Es S.K aNp WESTERN EaLwsY-FOr Memphis
cHESAPEAKE PEAK & OHIO RAILwAY.-s-ss a. m and ass
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoIK--Io, =
ATIaNTiSe SITye snd $40 3 m daily wssxs,v.
Ss1ssT 4i;GSsh %Rs Ss.ss.s s ss-ss
smoking Car Parior Cars Dining Car. and Standard
rAPE MAY.-1255 u m. ek-da
w on Ssg 10 s,,s and 1ns BrSpes tit
22s B. 25. 4 10. ass. and s5 o. Sundays. 925
saa ttrom Desbrosses and Cortland Streets) $50
a m. - 20 23o 40. 800 5.f0 and 100 D. sun
Gays. 8 IS a Sis D.
For PHILADEIPHIA-
s s @ sa % GPsaa Psnaa msss sTss oS s b:S. 2
and cortands Streets 10 2Ol Dining Carl io53 DINING
ol, II 90 u 50 Dining Car 10 lIesbrosses anu
Sartlsndt @ Streets 2O) s. 25 $50 t2S ss 'Dla-
ing tar] 455 Dining Carl SO Dining carr. Eno 20
500 Is p D. M ~ 10 nieht sundsys 8 10 - s,sn IN"
ing carr a 1853 15S Dining car.
80 a5a. . Dining Carr. 4.55 Dining Carf ssa
o., ufning carr I-55 -. S-l5. - y 10 night
T'eket offices Nos. 2s Broadway;
Is2 Fifth Avenue fbeiow Stl: House: West
weny-third Street Station and stations foot Of De-
and Cortanft Streets: Street SD
ton Street ss Broadway and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Sta
Non- Hrooklsn n; station Jersey City The New YorS
Transfer Company will check baggage from
hotels and residences through destination
IeIephone 'g!4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsyivania
Railroad Cab Service
j B. HUTCHINSON. r. r WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
SOUTHERN CoT~NN MARKETS.

Galveston Sept 2'.-CoIcl quiet and steady: mIddins
10 lee; low midding ; Itc; good ordinary
Receipts. 81 exports coastwise 1862 sales SO
9O2
Memphis Sept 2I:-cottou steady mddng. IL Ice;
low mldding. lee: good ordinary 85sc Receipts.
15s1 shipments. 3si sales l550; stock. 1901. 2s422
1890 14l9l
savaanah Sept 2I-Cotton quiet and steady middling
i6c: low middiing. The Receipts, 6alS exports
coastwise Tl0: sales. 5Sl: stock. 3aui2
New-Orleans Sept 2i-Cotton hrm middling. 15-i6c;
low middling TAc: good ordinary, 91dc. Receipts.
e42a exports coastwse 1852 sales. 1000; stock cor
llNA
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
THE LoNpoN WOOL MARKET

London. Sept 21-The offerings The wool auction
sales day numbered II 2e0 bales. including good
Of scoureds which met with quick sale
crossbreds in good demand but middle grades
somewhat. Locks and pisces Arm
we'll TO The home and German buyers the
purchasers Americans auieter. confined
their purchase. 70 ANAL quantity. Following are the
ssles In detail; Ssr Goufh Wsies on bales,
6hd9ls SID. sreasy td9lid ouesnsAnd. 500 baIes:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
ERIE RAILROAD

Through New York. foot Of Chambers
follows and minutes earlier from W 2sd 81:
900 a. m Day.-SOid train for Buffalo m
Binghamton. waveTy. Elrnira and Bradford CoacheA
parlnr and eats dining 20 Buffalo.
c.1S a. m---Daily except Sundays. Binghamtcn.
NV .s,o. waveriy. Eirra and Delaware Valley Points
rurr.cn Car Daily Port Jervis Monticello
Fllrisn Parior Cars
.-:I D. m. Daily.-Chicago Limted-Fast Maf-So.ii
trai1 70 Chicago arriving eo m Arr Cleveland =, a
80 Daily-Bunalo and Cleveland ExDress-Ar--
Buffalo z o5 bradford 90 Jamestown 100
1927 a Cleveland l2.S0 u. m. Sleepers Buffalo,
OIL Cf'y and Cleveland. CATS
915 Dsiy--Soid train for Bingharton waveriy
EInra Chcsgc. Sleepers Buffalo, Chicago. Cincinnati
Dining Car
YrfCtl FITS. local. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
T. ACCOMMODATIONS AT Iii. If3. eel. 500 and
RroeduSy ~ Fast t9ath ST and eIs West festh ST.
ThsnnLs-s 23i ST ferries. New York: and
$50 Fulton 9S Broadway Brooklyu: 122 St
TTotcksn. Jersey station New Transfer
o.. ralls and checks baggage 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

tOIIo>--lne arkef for cotton futures
IN tone with prices 4p9 points higher scare OF p
shoris prhk hussng for public account, from
stn and ftrul support fror abroad all strong
cables light receipts and had crop The
action OF the market after call characteristic OF
the oId time Dull anars, and quite
recent whimsical markets which have Impossible
10 satisfactorily foreshadow the hours eyeopnen
All the forenoon the Of prices steadily Upward
with shorts moulentsriY growing while the
pus gained courage as profits accrued ahst appeared 10
ne WIG scare or month shors
20 spread THE belief here ttst strong stas-a posi
ruling OF pri zee IN both and ara
sfternoon January touched Sc OF 81 Joints above the
low hsure OF yesterday This prompted sailing for
pronts by early buyers but failed attract selling on
the reaction theory conditions nearly every hand si
TOO balsh Estimates for receipts were sur
pTieinEiy small the IN sight week figures fa
ar short OF general ics,s for spot cottn In
me South waA broadening despite advances OF lle1 80
"a prices An ADVANCE OF 1912 points New Orleans
GIG inucs 10 strengthen ball confidence
AFTERNOON there was drop 777c in Jsnusrv subs
onenuy followed by rise ~
session. prominent professional operators came boldly
ou uIn toe LnH aice IN the
stoe1 IN reaetsonA1y talk. Interior town weekly stat
men wSls very oull!sh The forecast ndcse
@noehsf west Indian storm States
~hers heevy rains and high winds nnrrov
ihs oioss was yeacy and points btsbsr Tbe
ntsL amount or cotton brought
1899 80" > SS~t Siiu '-o"oo In
rang of contract prices market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos A NJ erd S.cs p NJ. Daily except Sundays. q,
Pi't.teld and North Adams Saturdays only. :.s5
p NJ: Sundays only A.
Pullman Cars all through
Trains Illuminated with
Ticket Offices I13- :st
Union So. w 27s Columbus Ave- 133 I25th ST
12sth St and i3eJt St Stations New ana
Fulton ST.. IGs 2. n. Rrcokivn
Telephone 800 SSH York Central
Service. p rage checked from hotel residence BY
Ps RLoDGETT GEORGE ~. DANIELS.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s 1901
lterior towns same time last year

Stock all interior 500
Stock Liverpool. $4,000
Stock Liverpool 10000
Stock Of American afoat 10000
Stock OF American anoat for Great Britain s
time laet 600
The following hs total receipts of cotton all
ports since September ], -01:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

secured 1ei.d@l. Ttd Victoria 17ee bales: secured
snddls Cd: greasy. sd6lllad. South Australia. 100
bales greasy 4d9sd West Australia 800 hslss greasy
512dd9d. Tasmania. 400 bales: greasy, SAdd9d New
zealand 100 bales: scoured 4%dG1s Sd: greasy. 3.d
qezd Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 900 bales secured
1l&dqis Sd; 5i.d07Ad
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

Cash quotations ss follows: Flour steady; No 3
spring 66d69c ? red. IanTOs.c; No yellow corn.
5T7sc: No S6q3Ti4e: No white SIsd3slsc; No
white 3Tsa2Stec: No 55e; fair to choice mailing
barley. 5Ia6c; No faxseed. 81 SO: No Northwestern.
81 prime Timothy seed. 80 3SGS5 30: pork
sides coseI dry salted shoulders boxed,
81 25QSI 75 sides tboSed 81 5sh&3 ~; whs
key. basis OF high wines, 81 30 On the Produce Ex
change to-day the butter market firm; creameres,
14M21c dairies l3alIc. Cheese steady. ioGfic Eggs
firm: fresh. 1sta@17c.
Duluth. Sept. 2T-Cioss Wheat. cash No I 1ose:
No NortheTE 65isc; No Northern, 6Tisc; September
6sc; October. 6s3sc December 6sisc; May, lAsc Oats
3olt Qs8c. Corn, b6l9c.
Milwaukee, Sept. 2T.-Wheat No Northern,
!0lac No Northern: 6siaG6oc; December I0lsc- Rye
steady; No 54s. 55e Barley easier; No Dc; sample
45q59c Corn-December, 5sc puts 5Tisc; calls 5ss.c
Minneapolis Sept. 21.-CIose Whest-Cash, 6Sa.c: De
cember. 671ze; May. I0HGI0Sc; track, No ! hard.
I1&.c No Northern 6S+sc; No Northern 66'sc Flour
and bran unchanged.
Philadelphia Sept 27.-Wheat weak: 1sc lower. Con-
tract grade. Septembe-. I2hMT3c. Corn sc lower No
clipped 42isc Butter firm; good demand Fancy West
ern creamery a2ac; do nearby prints 25c Eggs Arm:
good demand; fresh nearby, Gle do Western 21c; do
Southwestern. 2Oc; do Southern 19c Cheese rr: fair
demand; New-Y0rk full fancy small 1oc; do
full creams, fair tC choice So f9&c Receipts-Flour.
2G01 bbs and 31 600 10 in sacks wheat $1,000 hush
"a 900 bush: oats, shipments Wheat.
5000 bush; 2400 bush.
st Louis Sept 27:-CIoss: Wheat. No red cash. zoe:
hard. 6s@s9lae Corn-Cash 5se: September, 5ssc; De
cer1Ser. 5SlfG5stse May, 60G6llsc. Oats-No cash.
S1cj Septembe SIC; December 37Sc; May, S9lsc; No
white, 3aN39lec.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept. :T.-Clos:ns Wheat-SpOt dull: 2
red Western winter IS Sd No Northern spring 5s Tad
No / California. IS loisd; easy December.
IS 7A5: March. 5s Cd Corn-spot quiet; American
mixed. IS Id futures quiet October, SIS sd: No
vemher IS I'D; December IS %d. Pea-canadisn
Hop at London Pacifc Coast, dull. fa 2sdf3 5s. Beef
firm, extra India mess rs 50. Pork firm; prime
Western. I3s. Lard steady: refined pals
sos Cd prime Western, tisrces Hams-shOr cut
IL to l6 N, dull 53s Bacon quiet Cumberland
30 NJ 42s shor, rib 10 to 2. f SIS long clear mdes.
20 10. 5s: short clear backs rs go n 4Is ga
bellies "A 70 l6 10 s9s shouders-Square. IL 3 10.
quiet; sos Sd Butter steady; finest United
good United States. Us. Cheese quiet: American finest
firm: prime city 2ls 81 AusSrsiian in London sos I'd
tne-Spirits steady, 2is Rosu-;ommon steady A nd
Petroeuu-Refned steady. 6Isi Larseed oil firm ~. Sd
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

a DvERIIsEMENrs and sun.ertptiees for n rss~o
receiSe0 AZ tnes- Uptown Once No I1A4 Aua1O1UZ
ments reeesvee the following brancA oeee reGaa
emcs rates Until o'clock VIZ: II oeh-ava.
a9A-sa: is2 eeA-svs. i3sh -. Nacyn a. -
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
LEHICH VALLEY.
LackaWanna Railroad.

Lave New York, foot barclay and Christopher 0tA
tsO A. 0-For 1snghamton, Syracuse aad utSA.
800 A. M--For Buffalo and ST. Louis
slZ Noon-For Utica. Oswego and Buffalo.
tl2W p. M-For Water Gap Pocono.
~ 20 p M--For Buffalo and Chicago
- 90 ~ For Scranton and Psymouth-BufRse
e6l0 r. A--For Buffalo and Chicago
ss@5 p A--For Utica. Oswego. Ithaca Buffalo
'SO A M-For Buffalo and Chicago - ThrUuaD
Sieepers. 3 p. M
Tickets az 429. lls3. iI3 Broadway. Lafaysts n
33S Fulton ST.. Brooklyn
sDaily Except Sunday. tSaturaay only
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

Rio-Cohee market quiet: No I Rio. 4s625: exchange
ii s-l6d; receipts, 2s COO bags cleared
States, - Q0 bags; cleared fer Europe, II 600 bags
stock. $1,000 bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
NAVAL STORES.

The for spirits turpentine ruled exceptionally
quiet again to-day and values We're unchanged Rosin
tar and pitch also featureless We quote:
TAR-Reguars. 81 80; do oil bbls. 81 TO-
SPIRITS TURPENTING NG-3614 el362.c
ROSiN-fornmon good strained. 81 80: ID. 81 50 r,
81 81; F. 81 %; G. 81 CO. II. 81 s.; l. 81 TO h. 81 10; NJ.
81 30; y, So 05; w c. So ~; w W, 81 S5.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

ceipts 1074 bbs; sales. e55: exports. firm;
receipts S21S bbs; l.4T3; 1920 Quoted:
B. c, ID. 81 r. 81 o5: F. 81 10: c. 81 10; IL. 81 % !.
So
Charleston. Sept 27.-rurpentine dull; nothing doing.
Rosin firm. unchanged.
Wilmington Sept. 27.-Spirs turpentine firm at 32a
3lsc receipts. 10 casks Rosn-Nohing doing:
40 bbls Crude tupeptne quiet and steady at S1St 80:
receipts. n bpls Tar firm 81 35 receipts, III bbs
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

Coffee cabss: arGsf' Zee quiet gooI aver
sahtos 4sfv9; rrcel:-- d Too BAGS s.oA = 80
hegz. make )5ereil .aIs pic cpy-r:
2;so isdst T'g sais. 81 NO bugs.
Hsvr--Cofse market r,eRdy. To- !.
franc hi1hsr. 12 uDchaEs=d $50 m. Ssperc-
ber declined y frame, tkers franz: $50 M un-
total 81 Ce
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

eee pts CT br.adst1ns at interior points.
aS, Ih.ee ciphers tooo) omitted -four bbs bush
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

STOCk on HAND
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-24

outing flannel, s cents per yard. Leon
Il. Stern.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-24
rncIEssfoNAL CARDS.


". j. Aiser. d. ID. 81
A RMlJO BLOCK, over Ilfeld Bsothers'
"A Office hours; 3 to IL y m, I 80 D m
TO . p m. Automatic telephone No. 4e2. Ap-
pointmentsn AIDE by mail.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-24

zone day last winter a lady came 10 ny
drug store and asked for a brand of -ough
medicine that | did not have Hif stock,
says Mr.. c. II. Grandin, the popular drug
gist Of Ontario. N. Y. "She was disap-
pointed and wanted to know what cough
preparation | could recommend. l said
to her that | could freely recommend
Chamberlain Cough Remedy and that
she could TAX n bottle of the remedy and
after giving II a fair trial II she did not
find 1t worth the money to bring back the
bottle and | would refund the price paid.
In the course OF a day or two the lady
came back In company with a friend in
need of a cough medicine and advised her
to buy a bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. | consider that a very good rec
~ommendation for the remedy" The rem
edy owes Its great popularity and extern
sive sale In a large measure TO the per-
sonal recommendations Of people who
have been cured by its use, II is for sale
by all druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-24

-
The above Is from the st. Louis
Globe. Democrat, and the story has
been told every year since 1896 by
S~teinfeldt.
Charles +. Meyers was president
and j. II. Saint was secretary of the
Territorial fair that year.
The carnival OF sports was opened
on Monday. October ~. and the first
game of base ball resulted In a vic.
tory for FL Paso by a score of 10 to
6 for Albuquerque.
Tuesday and Wednesday. October
10 and II, It rained. and In The Citi-
zen Of October IA Secretary Saint pub.
lished O card that the carnival Of
sports program would be carried cut
II IL took until Christmas To do so."
Thursday, October 10. another game
was announced. but. owing to the
swampy condition of the ground. the
game was not played, but a few -
the other events were pulled of.
On Friday morning. October 16. the
second game of the series was played.
resulting In q victory for Albuquerque
by the score of 10 to 1. but the game
announced for the afternoon had to
be postponed on account of another
heavy rain.
Saturday, October II. there were
two games, morning and afternoon.
Both games were captured by III
Paso by the OF Z to Q and 20
to 6.
According to the fair officials, the
base ball tournament had not been
completed, although lei Paso had won
three out of four games played, and
Messrs. Myers and Saint announced
a continuance of the tournament on
Sunday, October rs. Two games were
played on that day, resulting in two
victories for Albuquerque by scores
OF 9 to 3 and s to 5.
This made a tie and the necessity
for another game. which was played
on Monday, October 10, resulting In
a victory for Albuquerque by the
score OF 5 to 2. and the tournament
money was awarded to the Albuquef
que Browns. they winning n majorit.y
of the games played.
FL Paso was represented by the f)l
lowing players. n majority OF WHOM
were Texas league players: Stein
feldt, second base; McAllister, pitch
err; Nance, center field; Page, frs
base: Lawrence, third base; Stanley
catcher; Raymer, short stop; Bulgcr
left field; Herbert. right field; Ed
wards, Hardy and Holland, substI
tutes.
Albuquerque-Walker, right field
Devine, first base; Speer, catcher
Young. center field; Bright, secon'
base; McCue. left field; Williams
third base: Zinsser, short stop; Jones
pitcher: Nolan, Evans, Crawford an
Pardee, substitutes.
william Mason umpired the frs
three games. when w. X. Woodmar
see was substituted and umpired tn
remainder Of the games played.
Golly! Didn't the association pla
lucky this year as to weather cond
lions.
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she says the Economist goods are the
only ones to buy. Because she knows
what she's talking about.
DON'T argue with her when she says
the Economist prices are money-savers
She talks like a sensible woman who
knows WHAT what.
DON'T try to excuse yourself for 60
ing to some other store instead OF the
Economist. You know that you can offer
no reason that can be sufficient for pass
ing the store where the best n cheap
est go together.
DON'T expect your wife to meet you
pleasantly II you've gone to some Other
store than the Economist, when she ex-
prossly told you to go nowhere else,
Don't do these things II you expect 70
live long and keep your hair on.
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