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LIVE STOCK MARKET STEADY.

,Qou2 %; native cows 2 COCA 20! heifers
S,u0QiS 20 Gamers / .bo12 60; bulls ? 2Sdi
: 90, caavcs 3. 0OGi5 80 Hogs-Receipts GDUl
9 1906. 31i9; heavy 8. $500 52Js. light 3 AO6t
9 so; pigs 3 406f6, 20. Sheep--Recelpts 9SO0
Market nominal, Western ismhs OO6l
. 1913 IS; feeders 5O73 q. sto,,kefs
T562. 10
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STEAMSHIPS.


Ada f. Brown, Merry
WIN. H. clifford. Brown
at Portland for Newport News 9-lg
David =. Davis, irwin
cleared Baltimore 1918
Malcolm B. seayy, Atkins
......-..... ...-.. Baltimore 10.
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sne strength aud vigor he once had.
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Strayed or stolen, from Texas Fuel com
papy 101S Main street, Houston, Texas,
one dark brown mare mule. fifteen handt
high. branded a. b. shod all around
So reward
Merchants aud Planters oil mill, Houston
Texas, q black mare, Z years old. fourteen
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NEW oRrEANs

New orleans, October iD.-rhc New or.
ieans i've stock exchange reports: Fun
supnlE OF an classes and sizes OF cattle.
except fat heavy steers price. stoodv an
sGen only Ccrufed hogs and fat sheep in
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70 DC almost n bur.
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Is a lack OF the vital
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and strong agnin
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properly applied
There Is an almost
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OF Strength, Health.
Good Spirits aud a.
vanishing OF All.
Forms OF Weakness
when the right cur
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The tired. vlgoriess.
weak man feels he Is
Q gain blessed with
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43Ic; Nickel, 100 packages, per box. Sc 90;
corn starch, Size per ID. 20 and 40lb Boxes
SCGAR-Quot1uons are for small lots:
Standard granulated. 5 SOC: cubes and now.
dered, 5Ac; Louisiana yellow, clarified.
fancy, 5Q514c, choice, 47sc.
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,ROnrCE

PRODUCE.
BEESWAX-rrime Texas, 22ao3c ne,
pound. F'
BEANs-Imported navy beans. nsa4qlc,
Bayou 4c English dried, &c; pink, &C.:
olack eyes 4AQ5c; Michigan navy, none;
California navy, 44Q4l9c Snaps, 81 co per
3ushel; wax 81 30 per bushel California
Limas, 6lac
DUTTER-Blue Star. 2la22c; dairy lsd
19c; Elgln GREG merry. 26V1Gc. Texas bricks,
l5Q19c. Oleomargarine-Llnco solids.
pc; Lincoln prints, 13c. Daisy solids. lie,
prints, lSc; Monkeys special, 1sc. Crystal
Gem aud country rolls lOc; Empire State
dairy bricks, 19c; Ideal, lie,
CABBAG E-2d2Ac
HEESE--Wlsconsin full cream rolls,
lf19c Wisconsin full cream daisies, 40
144e Wisconsin half cream, l2i4d13c
EGGS-Kansas. Zoe; Texas cold storage,
zoe; Texas, lSd19c,
KKdRAUT-New, in half barrels, So 2d@
oNIoNs-Per pound, 2i4a2lse
PEPPER Chile old, 11kM12isc per ID;
new, 15@1Ge per ID black Singapore 15c
FOTATOES-Sl GOAL 10. according 10
quality; Colorado, 81 20a1 25
PEANpTS-Jnmhos, per, pound, Sic
Pt6oUttTRY-c,hickenss: hens hens good, s$3,ooG
$2.j0G2.75; mixed lots, S2.65d3O0: cocks,
large, old, S1.50 ducks. large, $2.50Gi3 %;
geese, full feathered, So 25G400; turkeys,
hens, S5.OOd5,50; turkeys, gohblers, $500
QTOO; young turkeys, SS25@3.75,
SWEET POTATOES-Yams, 81 90 bushel.
kets, 81 OOa1 50 California 81 o5. Texas.
4-basket crate, 6o075c; peck box 30G35C.
CELERY white per bunch,
coarse.
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THE DAY in THE RICE MARKET.

Straights .....,.. ..,.,... 90 al 4 %
brewers .-'..' .....,-,..,. OF q 02A
The total sales amounted 20 8eS sacks of
clean Receipts Tor tho day were PCS sacks
OF rough. making total to date OF 12,o3s
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Quinine, 40d42c per ounce bottle NOR,
phine, s.. 25@2. 90 per ounce: cocaine $500
per ounce; borax SIC per pound in 100.
castor oil, $3.50 per gallon in 5-galon
packages; epson salts. Sl.75 per 100 In
barrels: alcohol. S27Od3.0O per gallon
sulphur 265 per loo In barrels: alum
2Ibc per pound IN barrels; saitpeter. Ic per
pound In barrels. camphor, zoe; wood alco.
hol, 800 gum opium, S3.s5; powdered
pound Ia bottles calcium carbide, $50
per 100, delivered Texas common railway
pOints.
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llnInn Meetlnn ~ Marlln.

MARLIN. Texas, October q REV ". p.
kSrs NaEsnbsg g. -.
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GALVESTON

Reported for The Houston Post hv the A
n Norman Live Stock company
quotations for live stock nj Galveston
yesterday were az follows.
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Isp=-tg- ,1,,z1xa rcT acceptable ideas.
DaI Kn State II patented.
mA I'd III THE PATENT RECORD
~ 49, Baltimore. Nd.
WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED--Io rent a neat four or six-room
house, close in, by permanent party with
out children. Call or address room 201,
Moore Burnett building. 20
WANT TO RENT-Fiv 10 seven room
house; modern convenience; furnished
with stables and buggy house, on paved
street; state price aud location. Address
3s41 this ofdce. ~
W1NTED-By good tenant cottage before
last Of December: viii take possession
any time Old phone Ss2. 20
WHITE MAN and wife want little place
ana care for stock. Rest references.
Robert Murphy. Houston, Texas. II
men 70 learn teiegrapny
and state work for iD9niedlate services
no charge II situation not secured. DnllaE
Telegraph College. Dallas Texas. a
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.


APPLES Fancy evaporated, 50lb boxes.
SAc; lib cartons fancy, l0c, cartons,
choice, 913c; choice evaporated, sAc; sun
dried 6IAc
APRICOTS-Per 10, loose. 1o19d11c
CITRON--ln lob boxes, be.
CURRANTS-25lb boxes, cleaned, bulk,
SiA@9c; lib cartons, 9l4c
DATEs-1-lb packages, 9a04c; cobb
boxes, &c.
FIGs-Californl 12Iac; Imported, 159
1Sc.
PEACHES-.Choice new stock. ss4d9c.
RAISINS-California, 3-crown, l. L.
boxes, 81 s501 90 H-boxes L. l.. raisins,
e5d75c; ? crown L. NJ, raisins, 50-lb boxes,
612c; 3-crown l.. NJ. raisins, 50-lb
PRuNEs-C California, oo.1oos, 4&G5c;
s0-90s, 5l5ci 70-S0s, &c; 6o-70s, exc; 5O-6os,
&c.
16c; walputs, 14dl5c peanuts, fancy hand
picked, 5ei@6c; No. 3 4&@5c; Jumbo, ga
6iRc; almonds, Taracona lSc per III In
sacks; pecans, selected, Zoe; large 12G15e;
medium, 7aSc.
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Ramon de Larrlnaga (span) 80, quarantine
Ruperra tBrJ ....................,. 10
olclllA tllll.l t'.s' :. .'s.-| ...-s.~.-.., u
Sir W. T. Lewis CBr) ................ 30
Springwel tBrJ ........... roade
Teesfora fSpanl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35
Wllberforce BrJ .....,.............. 10
SCHOONER.
Mediofu TAM ss's-ss'ts '.H............ 20
BARGE.
Nelson Bartlett (Aml ..,.............ro roads
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''fAs in WHOLESALE MARKET
as AD0F
S AND PRUNES
W T sn.ss.ONTINuE TO ARRIVE.

S AND PRUNES
" T sr.st.ONTINuE TO ARRIVE.
A Florida Oranges Coming
CIV Receipts Of Texas Eggs.
%,s Attracting Attention.
,s very firm at 81 75d2 90 foe
is,,,l shipments OF fresh ralslns and
sr' in
.,,nents Of new packed salmon are
siIly received.
TAYLOR & Sons received shipments
aidrs and prunes.
G Bslilnger of oulntana was a
!, he grocery market.
A., fiueb1cn receiver car OF Ohl-
I, rilnuts and almonds.
,.rosds Of soft shell California
\. ,s expected tomorrow.
Ia, looked for shipments of linseed
IN come In during the week.
!. amply OF California grapes is grow
,-,II,r end Tokays range 81. 75G2 90.
,s,, Of Texas eggs yesterday were
.md,st for some time, though prices
M shake.
4, .t,son Is about ended for canta-
i, ma remaining stocks are scattering
I'D he dealers
y, hmaca and Florida oranges. both
!, nd coIored, are arriving. The stock
mite pleasant favor.
"A, gsrclty of pickles is becoming more
Eer,t and the unusual shortness of the
|r1bg crop makes the condition likely
Sarnue.
4, siylce stated that the Colorado mar
Ets more active on potatoes with a
! Increase for the previous day. Ship
ats before the advance, however, ana
ia viii be in the trade tomorrow, pre-
.ttd changes In local quotations.
tfnness is perceptible in the apple
llton An advance has occurred in the
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GRAM AND hay.

Carload lots fob. cars from mlllers.
dealers charge from store 5QlQc more per
100 lbs on bran. 2e13c per bushel on oats
and corn, and 10dl5c per 100 lbs on nay
BRAN-Per 100 lbs 81 0Sd1 90
WHEAT SHORTS-Pe 100 lbs, SlloG
1.l5.
CORN-No. . sacked 74d74isc.
CORN CHOPs-Pure. 81 3s6Ii 80.
OATS-Per bushel, 4Tn4Siae
HAY-Alfalfa, Si4 .0Od14. 70; choice tim.
othy, s19.o01l9.5o; South Texas prairia
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HousroN

The following are the live stock quota.
lions for this market as furnished hy Dunn
commission company, successors to 4 81
NnmnlerA IOmmi sslnn cnnnnnr. y,
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FRUITS

APPLES-Arkansas, bbls. choice Ben
Davis, SO. 50d3 75 fancy 81 00d4. .; wine
saps and Arkansas Bleak 81 25Q4 50;
New Mexico, per 4Q-lb boxes, S1.75; Belle
BANANAS-Loose, 81 5Oa1 49, packed
81. S5d2 90
CKANBERRIEs-s2 1898 90 per bushel
crate.
oRANGES--Fancy California valenclas,
per box, S4 80; Florida-Jamacia 81 25a4 so
PEAt HES-Texas. 25c per peck.
COCOANUTS-Pe sack Of 100. 81 ESQ
4 so; less quantities, 81 rs.
CANTALOUPES-N Mexico. per bask-
ct, 75cQS1 90: per crate, 80 50d3 90.
LEM0NS-Messinas SO 00aS5, 10, accord
ing to quality.
PBARs-Fall varieties California Winter
Neliis 50. so.
PINEAPPLES-C Grated per dozen, 81 COD
/ 25: per crate. 81 501l5 %
GRAPES-Calfornia Black Prince, per
4-basket crate, 81 so; Muscats, per 4-basket
crate, 81 So California Tokay. 81 T5d2Oo.
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lay. s6.50d9oo; North Texas and Terri.
ory hay, Sl3O0Ml5.O0.
PANTS. OIL AND GLASS.

white lead, per cwt, strictly pure,
srade IS co. Turpentine, per case,
Two 5galon cans. So 90; barrel lots
43c per gallon. Mixed paints, per cwt, Soc
per cwt, 81 90 Tlnseed oil, best boiled,
6Sd7oc Ready mixed house paints, s1,00
al 50 per gallon, according to brand; min
so per cent and 20 per cent off January list.
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case or how long standing, il Is as sure 10 yield
70 our treatment as the sun is to rise.
The blood Is the life the fertilizer OF tho hu.
man body. Our instrument forces the blood
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strength and Developments 10 weak and nfeless
parts.
The Vacuum Organ Developer was first intro
duced Ia tho standing armies Of Europe a few
years ago by the French specialist De Bousset,
and its remarkable success in these countries
led the Local Appliance Co. 70 secure the exclu-
sive control of its saloon tho Western Continent;
remarkable cures have astounded tho entire
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IL has restored thousands Of cases pronounced
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Remember there Is no exposure, no COD, or
any other scheme in orr dealing With tho public.
enYslopo LOCAL APPLIANCE COMPANY,
- fhsEns klaehs lAalAnaDallA. tnsiHaas
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TYPEWRITERS.

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Bllck No. 8, s35; no. Z, $50; 10000 test1
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WIRE NAILs-S3Oo base per key.
RARBED WIRE 49, Galvanized Ulldden.
$3.50 per 100 lbs: galvanized Baker, per-
feet, 1885 per 100 lbs.
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You Are Not Lost

Because you feel discouraged, sick, run
down, worn out and because life seems
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New York Rice Market.


New York October 10 --Rice--Quet; de.
nestle fair to extra 61sc, Japan 4hdbAc.
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|tloa With
led Sue
Speellh
|rethM
foftuns
small uF
name ana
you ne
|Iork Gr.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

ur, Tbns ,tuchoa hos ro,,r,od
from , nI.,.,pt nuting am ,h, unn,,
p,ros. ''''
n,,
varrInI ,bin mnrrtns wboro h y" ,,an. '
nctnJ snnr nusinrss rn, ,ha ALL
rnun,ny ~
49,
Iloi' - y" ii'rllck' VINO mas peer
s'olosIo"' h'''''rA' I'turled thls
"'o'"'"k'
Hp,t" anne lone last nISht from
otnl" r'' fnI'not ne had snh' 10 Vlsil
~" hlS VIE VINO Us now u guest oi
'"' sah'ailuih thcr''
owen NJ. Dry, for fourteen years an
"mploye In the grocery store of r. q.
Pratt, but recently resigned, entered
upon the lutics ,f clerk in A. j. Ma
Toys store today.
Mrs. Charles 3oettger and two chill
drcn left today Tor Thornton and from
there they viii be accompanied by ID.
Griego and family to the Pccos coun-
try. They Will be absent about three
weeks.
Cant. W. Il. Dame. who saw service
In Cuba and the PHILIPPINES left Ger.
rillos yesterday for Colorado Springs.
where he will greet Vice President
Roosevelt ana attend the Rough Rid
ers reunion.
w. W. Dunbar. who has been min.
ing and practicing law at Kingman.
Arizona, eame IN from the west last
night. accompanied by l.. C. Roeber.
IN oil export from Newark, N. J.. Mr..
Dunbar Is on q deal Ito dispose OF some
mines and oil lands, and will probably
remain hero for n few days.
David Winguist arrived here this
morning from Tucson and Dcminp
where he found the temperature too
high for comfort. He was formerly I'm
business in Portland, oregon. In a
couple of weeks lc will be Joined here
by his mo.her and brother. who will
probably make this city their future
nome.
Inst evoninp n I poid rosioroa his
position in the store of A. J. Malov
and with his wife left his morning for
a visit of a few days with his brother.
Abe Reid. i'm Cerrillos. After going
To Bland and Sulphurs tho counIo will
proceed To GaIlup where Mr. Reid ms
accented n clerksbip I'm Tho store inf
Carman.
- ian ain
va,n ,ho 1ronn "nmnn ~ ~ piaSyu =
orod ai'h 80 So ~" ian y
81 Nv. ~ ~" a,'I'"opn "'
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CITY NEWS.

Economist by trading at the Econo
Skirts! Skirts skirtsl Rosen
wald Bros.
Attend the big parasol special sal,
at the Economist.
Dress skirts are the order of tn,
day at Rosenwald Bros.
Lap robes from 35c up at Albert Ia
ber's, 3O5 Railroad avenue.
No tuberculosis preservaline or col
ring In Matthews Jersey milk.
lit viii pay you to see Hall & Lar
nard before purchasing a piano.
Look into Kleinwort's market OF
north Third street. lie has the nices
fresh meats in the city.
IL you want your none To do doubl,
duty, attend the big clearance sale a
the Economist.
We are leaders in mating and ouI
prices are not TO be competed with
Albert Faber, 3O5 Railroad avenue.
Blank deeds to lands and lots on the
albuquerque ian grant for sale at
this office. Price 10 cents.
We have the largest assortment OF
iinoleum and old cloth. and our prices
are the lowest. Albert Faber.
Attend special sale this week of
wash goods at the Economist. See
their window for some Of the styles.
A dollar saved is a dollar made, so
II you a use any dry goods for
the balance OF this year IL will a you
10 attend the clearance sale at the
Economist.
e. A. Grande, 305 north Broadway
aloon and groceries. Furnished rooms
Tor rent. Fresh lime for sale. BATH
Dom Tor ladies and gentlemen. Good
accommodation for everybody. Come
one. come ali.
Go to the chiropody and hair dress.
ing parlors for Mrs. Bambini's own
preparations. Skin food and hair ton.
lie. Also lotion for gentlemen after
shaving. Good for the complexion.
4Ol west railroad avenue.
A great many fonts of very pretty
u new job type have been received
Dy Inc Citizen job department. Let.
ter heads, envelopes and cards done
In the latest styles and at reasonable
prices. Bring your work here. and
you will be satisfied as to style and
price.
The beauty OF il is that our green
tag sale does not only apply to odds
and ends and accumulated old styles
IT takes in all that Is new and desir
able. such as light weight underwear.
negligee shirts, hosiery and summer
clothing. Simon Stern, the Railroad
avenue clothier.
II Is easy 10 keep cool during these
sultry days il your shoes are lust
right. A pair Of OXfords or canvas
shoes viii help you to defy the ele.
ments. We are Offering at present all
our summer shoes at about one-half
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-01
BASE BALL GALORE,
Santa Fe Anxious to Arrange a Game
With the Browns In Las Vegas.

oanta re ANXIOUS TO Arrange a Game
With the Browns In Las Vegas.
The following Is from the Las Vegas
Optic:
Local base ball fans who are look.
ing for excitement should get before
this proposition and push Ii along. Its
a good thing:
Santa re. N. NJ, July 20, 1901.
To the Editor of The Optic:
The boys down here by unanimous
consent have asked me to manage
their ball team, and we have a good
one. by the way, composed of men
Who not only are good ball players but
gentlemen. The last game played was
against the Albuquerque Browns In
which the Browns were defeated I'm a
beautiful game with a score OF q to 4.
The Browns want another game, and
as there In considerable rivalry exist.
ing between the two towns of Albu.
querque and Santa Fe, | have suggest.
cd we meet on neutral grounds and
that Las Vegas be- a proper place for
the game to be pulled on. Won't you
please agitate this in your paper? II
we can get a game at Las Vegas there
VIII In all probability be an excursion
from Santa Fe and likely one from Al.
~buquerque, as the teams are evenly
matched and have a host OF admirers
in their respective towns. Hoping to
hear from you soon and that you will
push the thing along, | remain,
w. II. MARTIN.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-01
Around the Circle"

Roy Mcdonald, the base bali man.
agor and player aud secretary OF the
board of education, has returned to
the city aftccr mis- iaunt around the
southwest cirCle.' lie first visited his
brother, Captain Charles Mcdonald,
M Roswell, why"c he helped Charlie
10 win two games Tor Roswell against
a strong aggregation OF tossers In a
neighborhood town. and then he mean
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-01
A Warrior En- Route.

Major W. II. II. Llewellyn, whose
connection with the Hispano-Ameri.
cano war in 1898 is a bright page in
his life's history, came in from Las
Cruces ON the delayed No. 22 this
morning, and afte' n pleasant call at
this Office the major continued north
TO Colorado Springs, Colo, whore he
Will be among the important represer.
tatiyes ut the Rough Riders %runion,
which will convene in that city in =
couple OF days. the major Is the pop.
ular district attorney Of the third iu-
diCial district.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-01
NlPPEO IN TIL BUD.
An Advertising F5kir Of Female Per.
suasion Called to Account

suasIon Called 70 Account.
For the past fey days a Mrs. q. e.
Lynch, Of Detroit, Mich" with a man
ON the side, has been working the
town for advertisements for a church
directory Of the German Lutheran
church. As she collected money under
peculiar representations and pretend
ed To be such "A "cevout Lutheran" an
Investigation of Mrs, G. A. Hudson,
Thco. Muensterman and others which
proved that the woman" and the
man on side were a fake. Late this
afternoon a meeting was held with
those from whom she had secured
funds, and to close prosecution the
woman turned yer the funds she had
collected. For charity sake, the com.
mittee presented the oma whit So
for being a shTewd fakir.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-01
Corn Dance"

On Sunday the famous corn dance
by the Santo Domingo Indians will
seers will reach the village via Thorn
ton. Jim Sing, the Thornton restau.
ranteur, will be prepared to serve all
visitors with best meals 10 be obtain
ed; price, 20 cents. So give Jim Sing
a call next Sunday while at Thornton.