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Carglll 8 Richardson.
j. N. Wisner,s Letter.

Houston. Texas. August 27. Liverpool
was disappointing and early predictions
we're for local rains and cooler weather in
Georgia Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana.
Arkansas aud Fast Texas. Consequently
our markets opened about s points below
Yesterdays close but when the weather
report at 10 a. m, showed exceeding hot.
dry weather generally over the belt q
scramble for cover by the shorts occurred
and values rose with rush.
Wires advised Europe buying Providence
buying; IN fact everybody buying, except
Price. who Is apparently doing nothing.
There was reaction later in the day,
hut the market closed about 10 points
higher all around than yesterday, except
August contracts, which remained prac-
ticaliy stationary.
Continued high temperatures and absence
Of rain, together with the statistical uosi-
lion have intensified the feeling that mn II
higher values will ultimately prevail
The market today mas been DerE acii n6
while a decided advance has occurred aud
any increase in receipts may cause some
j. N Wisner.
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Quotations for carload lots delivered OIL
tricks, Houston or other points taking
same rate. Dealers charge IRON store 5Il
1Oc per 100 pounds more on bran, 2li3c per
bnshel on oats and corn, lodl5c per 100
Oh hay.
BRAN Per 100 pounds. s4dssc
CORN CHOPS Pure, 81 3Od1 81
OATS-TeXas. choice bright, tlc; average,
d4i5c: No mixed oats. 81 3o@1 81.
CORN-No. > mixed, sacked, T3c, No. >
white smoked, nc.
HAY-Cholce alfalfa. Sl4.25; choice limo.
thy. Sl4T5d15.0O; South Texas prairie
hay, 81 5od5 90: North Texas aud Terri.
tory hay, SIC. 50@12.Oo.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

10@10l.c; In cartons, fancy 10tgaI0Nc;
cartons, choice, 10d10Ar; choice eyaporlt
ed, 0lg@ONi sun dried, 65sM7lsc.
APRlCOrS-Per lb, loose, ,otad1lc.
CITRON-ln Job boxes, 14c.
CURRANTS 25.lb boxes. cleaned, bulk,
S1a@9c; lib cartons, 9la@11c.
DATES-1-lb packages, fladsc. Fard
dates Sc; Hallowei, bulk, Ooib boxes, 80
6c.
PEACHES-Ch oice new stock, 969Hc
RAlSlNS-C alifornia 3-crowr, l.. l..
boxes. S165Gl.75: y III boxes, l.. l.. raisns,
G06l70c; 2crown, l.. NJ. raisins. 5O.lb boxes,
Sc; S-crown, l.. NJ raisius, s3ac.
PRUNES- California, 9ot0US, sc: So-9Os,
ol5c; 70s0s, &c; coos, 6i9ci 5OG0s. &c;
4O-50s Sc,
walnuts, 13dl4c peanuts, fancy hand pick
cd. 7@7Ac; No. ., sac; Jumbo, 7df4c;
almonds, TaTagona, 16Ml7c per Id in sacks
California almonds, Zoe pecans nominal
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APPLES-Arkansas, barrel, So 70; iona
thans, So co: California, per box, 81 5oGl
> 90; New Mexcos, fancy Jonathan, pei
box, 81. 90.
CANTALOUPEs Rockyfords, bushei
crates, 81 so.
GRAPES - Catawbas, baskets. 50G6Oc;
Concords, basket, 5GaG0c; blackeprince, per
craft. 81. JO0i2 70.
LEMONS Messinas, 36O's, SG5Od2. 10
A20's 81 25@2. 30,
LINES Mexican, per basket, Sl.1odl25.
NGES-Mexican, per bUx, 5000
PEACHES-F Fancy, 90c@$1 90 per crate;
choice, 63GT5c; California, SIPS per box.
81 - per box
PEARS-TeSas. per box, 60d65c; crates,
50aGGc BARTLETT, box 81. 30.
PGNEAPPLES-Florl per crate, S4,6o9
PLUMs-California assorted varieties,
81, 356f1 Go,
PRUNEs--Gross Hungarians, per crate.
Il 20
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HEAVY STAPLES.

a.
EyITloN-Powder. per keg, SI.W;
powder, $l.65 per keg; drop snot'
N.55; buck, $3.50.
S-Ertra short clear. In sacks,
nrlars, l3c; poXed, &c higher;
Inoked, lac; New York bellies,
m OII--In barrels, 4sc; half bar
kiyG AND TIES,-BagGing, GLIB. Ici
Nc; Arrow ties. less than carload
|Irs S Wrapped. basis "a, No. .,
per ID; No. / full weight. basis
NJ per ID; special sizes, 12c high
4, ;hGl5c as to quality.
yfS-Star, full weight, lie; Gran
RIGHT, lOl2c; Electric Lights, sac
aght lOlac.
M-Portland, 81. IjCd3.2j; Rosen-
M2W.
lE-Mo, fair, It4ulAc; prime, ga
Ea eda c; fancy, 101d1o1ac. Pea.
N.Gl2c; Cordova, l3lac; roasted
W. delivered; Apex, llPG; Lion
Sal Mocha and java, lin cans 4;
as and Java blend, lib cans, 2-lb
pals, lSNc; international java
Ily,l Anna Mocha and Java, lib
vrRpas!s' 26e' In 49,.
cartons, per dozen. 95c,; gingei
IT, creams, Sc; stage planks, 61ac;
lambles, lie,
ss.ebasls 4s.lb sacks: Fancy high
S'af.lV; fancy halt patent, 50: ~
sTq grade, $3.50; 2+-lh sacks. loc
nlgheri nour' In wood. loo per
Nnoys GooDS-Grits, homlny
r meal In D-lb sucks per sack
IN m meal n az sod sacks per sa !,i
II oats s3 X tIawtn nua w. S9IS
II buckvInat IL ~ III N NJ = JUS q 60
ID, S. 10, wv % i9 % a'Aase' Ff''V'
E-ResnaG ~. S-'W, c,lo,
u, iiSSl2c; 5o.ih V capp mo h, ySs s9
siSn IasaeF; ; S,l9 cans le his1esri:
EIc hams, lie AZ iancS' i'Ae
j cans s wares, ooa l sSc per gallon
( sG11e, in 10 sI Il, oaov per p oct sd
ponSd Sso ~ I'D cans, extraclea'
|rBuls, 81 % nor nc tor.o,. ooonor,d
Wv pei oarrei' coopeie"'
ASsEs - Reboiled f.ir ,emntSr.
9g2ic; choice 9;o,5e ai!' my, ro3+ ra8h i0H
Is5c. ''O'' -'Ul-oc' pure reDoi''
,LNsEp MILK-Eov,o se 7507 no,
re- si?id4SS! Win VIM, - "a o ~. "a 70
,ERs LII fnll voight st eNz; Az,
\ weight, s.oz II s, nS1,, ~, ~ eoSt'V ~,
llb Light weigh, 5 ;1S,ed 20; . 3,oI; W.
SGp0c; lunch o "'aoc' ZIP Hsn'
" s'ers' i'iD' o-oH'
tLES-Flre.sol,o, b.. ., ~. ,o
Kegs 1915, M .bbls SSegss11s $l:W; 10
q style, sioo: o Sa,9o149S, plnss
Extra fSnHy h neHSuson, 700 o
Ice 591l5c: fSlr Ia ;s7hhSew crop, oqlH
I@gac; common 'i941ae' fancy I'M
E-slsal, basil &C. ,o,,. -,
40 ioHc' Manila
Igs gSi d,a; 40 coarse, T5aa0c; ane. Is
n, g, 50. '''s' s-''o' ioo-S'
Isoc; half barrels no; ~ / ne new IN ~
eEl, tubs, s5.50I5 * ~ lbs NO. l
HIM l. 80 TO-
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WIRE NAILs-S2. 70 base per key.
BARBED wIRE-Galvanized, GlddFn,
SO rs per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, sS'oV
per 100 los,
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Drs. Befts & Belts G Byar,

Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists
2i4 st. Charles St. NeW Orleans.
YouHr mIddlo.apod ana old, single ana
married. men Chd all who guner with Ncr.
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SALES
coTToN SEED PRODUCTS.

+. o. p. mill Texas interior points, &C
cording 10 location. fef ghiloh'
Prime crude oil, loose .,-.... ~ "
Prime summer yellow oil as n
Lnters according 10 quality .Q2ls4 VA
Prime cotton seed meal. S23 ~ ~
Prime cotton seed cake. - % n
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for delivery
at Galveston.
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LOST, STRAYED, STOLEN.

LOST About l2l5 yesterday. my black
leather card case pocket book containing
~ currency. number OF nay business cards
and yarinps memoranda nndor VII he
rcrnrdrd by returning y 10 this office or
,o VI Jack BfyAu 1919 walker %
I0ST Between MS residence 1nA FanWn.
and Nl-trots or IN Alkcyneyers, me
Nrrrrh lin oct with hya diamonds Re
uuu lo Mis- J.. Guncnald, 1901 Faunim
mud get reNnId ~
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.,,,, N these quotations SHOWS
,ssss in favor OF Houston as a
s.sst When the buyer copsiu-
~ N be derived from Hous.
l.S rates he Will ind that even
psotable figures at other markets
,ss prIce hnally paid is general
Y 'T ie prices are those ruling
Eaton wholesale merchants, anu
III daily.
CANNED GOODS.
|,o YRUlrS-Apples, BID, Voc4
u.,,ates sliced, Sl.lO; eyeless ana
Nv. aassss,i 50; extra grated, S2.uu;
's ~. strawberries, 2-lb, 81. lug
'.sstrrits, 2-lb, sOasdSjc; peaches,
X XVI VEGETABLES -ro1atoes, I'D,
n, s,d8jc; 3.lb, full weight, 95c8
N :seonds, 1880; 3-lb, seconds,
t.l,. And tomatoes, 2-lD, SL.Op;
,,'Tt S.lb. pvaV5c; California as
9Th, 81. 2543.JU, according TO
n .snaragus salmon, cans, Sl.oO
Md beans, 3-lb, voc; 2-lD
s,as s5c: 2.lb kidney beans,
4 stIingless beans, $50; 2,lD
N mas, 500; BIB American petlt
ETdl75; extra Maine corn, Sl.loD
m syIe corn, Y5CGSl.00; standard
S.-lr. seconds, S5(gOOc.
'ygSlA FAUlI-EXgra standard
.,.s,s lemon cling, $l,95Q2.V;
tnTtord, sl.S5dl.9o; black cher
sra9s. white cherries, 81, 2oG2. 80;
/ Hssdl.yV; strawberries, S2.uUg
h, sl.6Sdl. 20; grapes, Sl.6Ogl.Io;
| ID Der dozen less than extra
! ydces. ,u. ,,..n
fnlops $40 per case; "a gallons,
as; !. gallons, S3.T5 per case;
In hrsnd. fancy table syrup, quart
I'm pg dozen; B. r. " Co., Creole,
M; slb, $1.S5; Glib, s. .35; lob,
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PAINTS oILs ANn GLASS.

White lead, per cwt., strictly pure, Sc %;
second grade, 5000; third grade, 500.
So 50: barrel lots, soc per gallon. Min,
era paints, 6Oc per gallon. Dry. mixed
paints. per cwt.. in barrels. 90c. venetian
reds. per cwt, 81 80; yellow ocnre, per ewt''
81, 90. Llnsted oil, best, boiled, 1oGIlc.
II ady mixed house paints, 81 90 window
glass, s7A5. per cent OF January u list
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NNN TED Mon pno women Of an en- sses
10 li,t with Ma, We furnish lou euip'ot
men. ut whatever nature you want rae
Hatcher Realty and Employ ment Agency,
Lon tduEtCss dvenUs. i
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yous IDENTITY Fatnc Memory. Wcak Hyes
cured by our new methods without opria.
ton.
send for u0,ucwars Address,
DRS. BELTS g. BELTS AND DTAR,
2t4 ST. Charles ST., New Orleans, Ia.
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CARLOAD NJ horcs and mnlrs fol sale
Lazarus II Mschpl autucr Louisiana aud
luirc streets
ron SALE Five WAGONS aud ave spnn NJ
mulce, With harness complete. Apply to
Rnrko & rarrcr Camp building, Houston.
FOR SALE Fancy aud common pigeons
lllS lar-llnc street ~
Npi So lciipW head parrots Nil make
good illhprs Ford Major pli tousrc-s.
pLENIN Of experienced rolp; No hoy, Ia
.iir hrrNc~hu"ing -hop, can upW glvh
pIomHi rWl'c; trre lolN'rr Telephones
jlt Noschart a kclIc" c.. ~
TfrECTt -G7 ITTg1'T TTnToTeJ EIorE
ptrphcror ana MHtap 1rs ! go hrok
and huhr1kv. iAN hcad Nddrcss DUnbir
Langh. sun caha. Tex -
IuR SALE op. corload u nico laree
lHus D. Bhoinsrom Iullctsvilic,
FOR SALE Handsome young shetland
POM. dupplr grIV M idopl ponN for ~
Dos o.. bt be-" pll the saddlc galtN aud
b. goutlD 'p ride ul drive price SluU. Ad
drrH x ~ Bisu} talnlng Kennels. Deer
lJrb. lrS8t ~
TW.LtE head ~ good work mules III
satr Jt Iodine. tNCntl Que miles On
lrs1ss rnss rollroad u ! Loonnm -
m YOU ar gmnr to bug u mIlk cow WI
l9' S"u u" drNe out auh SOC ours, $50
h1yc soma hegutlcy, guaranteed rs rrpr,
.cueI Yoskum, Old ,Wcsthcimer road.
~
r. a ROBERTSON. TaNlor Texas ofrors
cor broke mUlcg 10 TO .lb's hands high
and rood ggc. ~
CNt ,ai loi nice drlvlu- bnrses sud cur lot
mules for sale. 6lJ Washington street.
4 Ruib.foiul OF
FOR SAlE.-Lot Of Jersey graded mis-
COWS w. j. SctegaSi a Bro., Jackson
aud Maple streets. Il
MOVING TREE-I buy, move. pack. store
nud loan money and charge no Interest
un furniture and household goods stored
WITH mo, all storage moved free z. i.
Lotus phone 96G. 2l1 Milan street q
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NOR LINE.

Opium ard Liquor b1hlts cured at home 10y
a Treatment wholly new IN method. action
and results. M pain, suffering or Prost,A
tion. You continue yonr regular WORK
every day. No dreaded last stage or sub
sifntion. but q thorough lasting rn.e. Free
trial treatment and sealed BOOKLET sent on
reonrst write today 80 DIR pUBDY.
Mitchell Building, lRnnn md Capitol
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DIR. GEBHAR

orrbeM Anti ToIino thpt is guaranteed 10
cure any case ~ GoDarhoa or elect an
Home Al soieness ftappears nv @ 3
DAYS Casts collected that have b8fried tae
hest medical ghtl special terms 80 phys..
clans FOR SO Of this remedy. Correspond.
once confidential Address
DIR j G. GEBI,RT co,
DaUas Texas.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.

The prices bid and asked ~ the close
yesterday and the sales made were n, fol.
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WHINING no FARMERS- We arc m.
formed )hu' some person IL goiug o,cr
promising furniture Is q premium on par
rAatc.. he Is evidently fraud We
hH,t no. connection whatever with amy
su,h scheme, ucuke y Pilot, HoIst,u.
tVAUs, 3
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WURTzBURdFR MALT EXTRACT

For ssls by all dfuoais.si &c per
pint bottle.
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=;
uitr una Fmnin street. will remain ope1
imtH ~ p, III, daily yo1l descriptions g..
llcitcd, "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CO 10 WAPLES' Nedlciuu STORE. lol
can ALWAYS ma Il there. IL
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TYPEWRITERS.

ITTCRENSDEBTER TlpEWRiTERs on
easy pigments; so cash ana So per
month to responsible people or thoao who
furnish good references, W y Russell
general agent Tor Texas Arkon5ls, luaiQn
and Oklahoma Territory. q
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NOTICE of dissolution OF the arm Of IN.
mHu Nclma s Co NotiCc IS neruuj
given that the cO plrtuaIsh ship heretofore
existing uudcr The rrm name ana ntyle ~
lumln, Nclms s Co, with IT. prucipil
office aud place u business In the city II
Houston, ana state q Texas composed
of s. NJ. lnman, ". =. lnlnan aud Aual
r fnman af Atlanta, Ga, aud A l..
Nelms " tar city OF Houston, state of
Texas. has boon dissolved on this, the
8Itt day Of iull, 90, by mutual consent.
:. NJ. lnmln
W p. lnmBn,
Hugh I. lnman.
A. l.. Nelms.
Formation ~ new arm 10 be known as
lrlu1n Nclm5 & 60.
A. l., Nema II the late hrm OF inman.
Arlms 4 Cos - Houston, Texas, now as
solved. ana Henry A. rmsn Of tho utY
Of atlanta state ~ Georgia have ms
dny outcred into general GO partnership
under the uame aud style " lIiniu,
Nom, 4 60, aud will continue 70 trans
not business Of the Kind and character
intp,y conducted hy the late Ofn whicn
was dissolved Oh the 3ist day u IplS,
BCnty s. nnlan,
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MOVING FREE-I buy, move. pack store
nud loan money and charge no Interest
un furniture and household goods stored
wth me, all storage moved free z. i.
LOTUS. phone 08G 2l1 Milan str~et q
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FOR SALE Fancy aud common pigeons
t1lS Caroline street. 3p
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ron SALE Lot Of Jersey graded mi
COWS w. j. Scuegast a BRO, Jackson
aud Maple streets, II
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III $ OF are going to bug q nIlk COW vii
p9' SOU Zen drNe out ana SEQ ours Wc
t1yc some beBullcy. guaranteed rs rcpr,
secuted Aoskum, old ,Wcsthcimer ronl.
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PRODUCE.
. Prime Texas, 2aaasc per
"a; SO Uvisd navy beans, s%asxc;
\ az, Mlehlgan navy, 5NGs,tc:
-" '@a4c; snaps, $500 per
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MIscrIIANrOtrs sTOCks.

Closing
Bid. ASK
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INlLtE head 0f good work mules fol
sair no tlndlnc. tNCnt-ouc miles on
Arkansas Pass rollroad II j Loonnm. -
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SITUATIONs-FEMALE.

WIDOW WIFI o1c cblid' Q GOOD plain cook.
would ike to correspond with some lady
wanting some one 10 live with hcl Al,
dreg, 1SlBg this ofdce. -
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iiOGSGt sad uEtcA' Improved stock
p'rphcror ana MGhHu nrrs ! 90 hrokl
and huhr1ky. 1870 hcad Nddrcss Dunbir
rHrrh. Sun saba TeNla' 20
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WANTED 4 position ms nurse Mrs
Smith 2DOi ConsrCsF aSemic, pew phona
I'M -
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Nui So ycl.v hcld parrots Nl MAX,
good llIkoIa- lrrd MlIor- nll IousIe.a
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pLNNlN N OyporIcWcl Nolpi M boys u
uT hrrc.ho"iug hop. can unw glyr
prompi crvi,c; free delivery, telephone,
5lG ,loschart q kcllc" e.. 70
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WAN FL a place MS house sfl n pFifalc
trm"' -
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SITUATION WANTED by q fespeslalnis
PATSY Mard Brunncr Texas. box /. y
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LADY pian0 and organ teacher OF eN.
pcfience desires pesitinn ny u school pr
college. teacher II vocal Gnd ipSffuMeAEn
music Address 80, tnls oiilcc,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-26
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Indian School, Feb. 26.-Our cham
pion tennis players are again practic-
ing and are getting in trim to chal-
lenge any and all aspirants for cham
pionship honors in the territory.
Croquet is also being INDUCED in to
quite an extent by the ladies of the
school.
Superintendent Collins has just re-
turned from an official trip to San
Felipe.
Miss Anna T. Durkin. of Cleveland,
Ohio, is now filling the position of
nurse in the hospital at this school.
Two of our nimrods were out on Sat
urday, and after walking several miles
up the river. they returned empty
handed-tired but wiser men. Mr.. Sci
domride was out on Monday evening
and succeeded in bringing in some
nice duck.
Miss Inez Bliss made a snort visit
with old friends 1t the Indian school
this week. She has been in Washing
ton. ID. c., and various points in the
east, visiting her brother and otner
relatives. She was highly pleased with
WashiY gtCn and its many attractions.
o Hrs. G.. 7. Vaughn made a short call
on her daughter and granddaughter on
Monday.
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and Miss Cotty came in from Albu-
querque to attend the Engineers ball
or Friday. They were the guests of
Mrs. c. Kelly, on Kinsley avenue.
The Engineers ball on Friday night
vas a grand success from every point
of view, there being present about $50
couple, they coming from points along
the line from albuquerque to the Nee
dies, Cal.
Miss Isabella Parr, who has been on
the sick list the past week, is reported
improving. She will be out in a few
days.
Mrs. j.. e. Miller was in town this
week to attend the ball. She was the
guest of Mrs. Thomas McGinty.
r. c. Cressell is improving his livery
stable by putting in several new stalls.
Ben Burke is putting the finishing
touches on the new place of G. r.
Bauerback.
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A Legacy of the Grip

Is often a rundown system. Weak
ness, nervousness. lack of appetite, en-
ergy and ambition, with disordered
liver and kidneys often follow an at
tack of this wretchCd disease. The
greatest need then is Electric Bitters,
the splendid tonic, blood purifier and
regulator of stomach, liver and kid
neys. Thousands have proved that
they wonderfully strengthen the
nerves, build up the system, and re-
store to health and good spirits after
an attack of grip. If suffering, try
them. Only soc. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed by all druggists.
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sosToN's BARBER REGULATIONS
Board of Health orders Sterilization
of all That BARRIERS Use on
Customers.

A special dispatch from Boston,
May 5, 1900, to the New York Sun,
gives a new regulation of the Boston
board of health as to barber shops.
Mugs, shaving brushes and razor
shall be sterilized after each separ-
ate use thereof. A separate, clean
towel shall be used for each person.
Material to stop the flow of blood
shall be used only in powdered form
and applied on a towel. Powder puffs
are prohibited" Wherever Newbro's
Herpicide is used on face or scalp
after shaving or hair cutting there is
no danger, as it is antiseptic and kills
the dandruff germ.
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Trees, Vines, Roses, Lilacs.

About March . the choicest stock
will be sold at Whitcomb's, corner of
Eighth street and Tijeras avenue at
the following prices:
Apples, 2 year; peaches, l year; 81
t., 25 cents each.
Pears, plums and cherrys, 81 it,,
As cents each.
Apricots and nectarines, Sc it., 40
cents each.
Ash, box elder, elm, honey locust,
poplar, s it., 60 cents up.
Two year grape vines, 1914 cents.
Three foot lilac, 10 cents.
Two year roses, 40 cents up.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-26

SILVER CITY.

Special Correspondence.
Silver City, n. NJ, Feb. 25.-Yester-
day evening considerable excitement
was caused upon the main street of
the city by a man named Reed, who
vowed he was going to rid Silver City
of a few cinnamon. and he had a
double-barrel shotgun to do the job
with. Reed has been employed as a
range rider on the ella forest reserve.
and the other day came into town to
celebrate his long stay in the hill and
proceeded to fill up on whisky. In the
evening he went into one of the lead
ing Chinese restaurants and ordered a
good supper and e~ndeavored to get out
without paying for it. but the Chinese
boy confiscated his hat. which so an
gered Reed that he went to a neal by
saloon and procured a shotgun and
went back saying he was going to send
a Chinaman to heaven. Fortunately
the gun proved not to be loaded, but
the a~lmond-eyed individual is still
saying his prayers. Reed was arrested
and will have a hearing before Justice
Newcomb tomorrow.
The spring term of the Grant county
district court will convene in this city
on next Monday, March 8.
Mrs. N. c. Gregg died at the home of
her son, n. o. Dimmivk. neal Pinos
Altos. last Sunday morning. The de-
ceased was II years of age and had
been in bad health for some time.
The Deming, Jr., base bail team de-
feated the Silver City. Jr., club i'm the
first game of base ball at Athletic
Park last Sunday afternoon by a score
of % to IS.
Mrs. A. S. Goodell returned the first
of the week from a short visit to rela-
tives in Clifton.
Assistant United States Attorney F..
l.. Medler came in Saturday from AL
buquerque to attend to legal matters
in this city.
Harvey II. Whitehill and bride re-
turned to Silver City from the south
the latter part of last week and the
other evening his young friends gave
him a musical serenade.
II. NJ. Stecker of the Silver City Beer
& Ice company, left Sunday for Las
Vegas on a short visit, and from there
he will so to Douglas. where he will
start the Douglas Beer & Ice com
pany to going.
Mrs. Joe Sheridan and little daugh-
ter will leave about the first of March
for a several months visit to Califor-
MIA for the benefit of her health.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-26
Nasal Catarr

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic. 1t is received through tho
n~ostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which i. diffuses itself. Druggists
sell the soc. size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test it and yoI G-c sure TO continue
the treatment.
announcement.
To accommodate those who are partial
TO the use of atom:zers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal tr0u-
Lles, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in
liquid form, which will be known as Ely'G
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube is 70 cents. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med
icinal properties of the solid preparation.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-26
The Great American Climate.

On the heels of a bright mild day
comes a bowling blizzard and the next
thing you know the weather is spring
like again. NO wonder people have
colds and sore chests and stiff backs.
Luckily, Perry Davis P~ainkiller is at
hand to give relief. Take it internally
and rub it into the aching flesh. All
druggists sell it. There is but one
Painkiiler, Perry Davis