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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-05
RECORD OF THE RICE MARKETS

Honduras grades closed quiet hut 6ru a.
atrtgtions. Domestic Japaus were q SHADE
easier Glenn rice was 10 fair dcmand
with offerings fairly liberal Honduras
iines were stcady bui Japans were hh7Cel
an Receipts from country mills were com.
parativcly light. Receipts G3i7 sacks nf
rough aud ITO pockets Of clean. Salee
9lOs pockets Of clean and 30 sack, NJ
rough domestic Japan.
clean rice easier on Japan, nrm on Hon
durns Head 5U5&c; Rtralchts 3&ni4c'
screenings 2bM2&c No. ., iA@lHc with
actual sales Of 2Hu5Ac.
Rough rice. Honduras Guiet and firm nj
S.. OOl4 10; domestic Japan quiet ana cas-.
ierat S2.5OM35O. with actual sales Japan
S3.CO. Rice polish 500 j0H21O0 per ton
IRON mills. Rice bran &17J0GlS00 per
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H. g. B. Beers Advice.

New Orleans, February I'll & B. Beer
say: As Liverpool adyices were not en-
couraslng our market opened to lower,
subsequently advanced to 3 on the light
receipts. closing practically unchanged
nom Is CENTRALIZED by the cold and lncle-
mont weather, vet notwithstanding this ex-
porfcrs buy spots sparingly at the ports,
demonstrating that spinners are pursuing
n band 10 mouth policy. II has been ap-
norent Tor several days past that new buy
rrs nre not being attracted Ia the article
and those who have already bought seem
anxious to realize or course the prob
Abilities are that as long as the weather
retards receipts values may rule steady.
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New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans February 4-Fayorable
cables occasoncd drmer feeling In the
local spot cotton market today. Buyers
were out in force bidding board prices, but
factors were holding out for a slightly
HIGHER level. Sales 400, including COO
bales to arrive. The cotton exchange com.
mttec reported the market Arm Quota
tions unchanged, Futures opened quiet and
steady with prices unchanged to > PoInIs
down After the Grst call the market i'm
proved several points on small movement
nna light estimates for both New orleans
and Houston. Trading was mostly local
and the holiday feeling was quite an
p5rcut. The market closed quiet with
prices unchanged from last evening clos
iug figures.
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3. 3. Morris 3 co.ls Letter.

Houston. Texas, February 4.-IAyerpool
opened unchanged to ia-64d up. There was
nothing doing and the market closed prac-
teally unchanged. Liverpool spots were
t.9od M. with sales Of 1000 bales. I'm.
norts n 400 bales, all American. The
markets GA this side were absolutely with
out life, with only 2 70 3 points variation
sor he whole day. The total port receipts
for the day showed a decrease OF $3.50
halas Houston and New Orleans estimates
were 1000 bales, against 1880 last year,
" i6creose IN S96q bales There does not
soer, IA be any disposition on either side
10 40 business until something et a definite
notiire develops r. B. Morris < co.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS Sealed pro.
pusals for the erection OF a three.story
court house building Will be received I'M
~ o'clock p. m, February "a, 1907.
New Ton county, Texas AT his office az the
court house at tho town OF Newton. Each
bid must be accompanied By q certified
nude payable 70 y. A, Woods. county
ludga Right Is reserved 10 reject any
ana an bids The plans VIII be on nile at
r. = Gloveg's architect Office S2A ana
nd the county clerks office at Newtoa,
Newton county, Texas, after the 10th day
OF February, 1902
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SUGAR.

New orleans. February 47Sugar-Firm
anon kettle 29sd2X; open kettle centrifugal
StgG3s.. Centrifugal grannlated and white
none. yellow 3s@S Sl6; seconds 35saI8s.
trifugal TmiS Syrup steady. lQa@2-
New York. February 4.-SuFar--kaw
steady. fair redniug 31e: centrifugal W
test il-t6; molasses sugar lois
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LOST, FOUND. STOLEN.

E7TTTYTD- BIacE pony with white spot In
forehead. return to L. G. Devices, SOl3
Preston, for reward.
81 10 INWARD strayed or stolen from
100 III Branch street Houston. Texas,
one blue gray mare l4i5 hands, ! years
old Spanish brand on right shoulder
With half circle; shoe on right hind foot.
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Houston Texas February 4-Estimntes
Tor Houston and New Orleans are 600
against 1880 ports - 295, against 2s,o54
last year. Tho market had narrow
range, May I'm New Orleans selling at
so4dSo6. Gables from Berlin conhrm the
reports that the Industries in Germany
are in m active and prosperous condi-
ton. We think that the cotton trade
throughout Europe must he in FIRST class
condition, or exports would not he so
much In excess of this time last season A
prominent cotton firm I'm New York sa~ $
Tint this dul,ncss will continue and valnes
hang around present prices until one 81 lie
or The other ind that they nre mistaken
I'm tho size Of the crop, and then there VIII
be- n sharp movement. Liverpool Is up
1-32a on spots unchanged on contracts and
due TO he unchanged tomorrow,
Richard Cooke & Co.
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HEAVY STAPLES.

sll0N-Powder. rrr kcr. S4 oO.
NlI sl@ Per keg; drop shot,
-liIa short clear, in sacks.
4 VIM regulars l0Anl1c; boxed. i4c
. KY ,,f.A AND TIES Bagging. 9Th.
4 rs Arrow ties. less thap oar,
In S Wy Houston, 81 rs.
4 NJ. sU ~ wrapped, basis u. No. ..
~ V No. /, fun Ncl-ht. basI5
Ggyalsr' ,o special sizes, &c higher;
n rsi.sSs'a full weight. lie; Gran.
5EyT ~, use Electric Lights. sc.
4 ii6Ss 9oTntlaud s. 75I3.25; Ilosan
1 ~ 1t-Sla fair sl.1ssi.c. primo nm
.ni,s,st'q Zoe; fancy. iuikd1Ic. Pea.
4 $500 Cordova. l35c. roasted
l,,,sSe. 'e : Ariosa, basis loom cases,
III ~, apex. II 100: Lion. 10 5Oo.
IA %IS s.as and Java. 1.lh caus 1Sc
d Isl blend l-lb cans, 2.lb and
! Is I sss,.l. R c soda bulk. boxes.
.ase; p r.s per dozen. SOC: ginrer
r. janbles ~, 1c' stage planks, 6lac;
aS: ,. SID sacks; Fancy high
flts. "A - 5aShcf, hale patent. $40.
,,G; so1r -4-lh sacks. lOc per bar
IN wood, l5c per barrel
||.sssscEous GOODS ,.,,,,,,,
NJ nal ~ sob sacks, per sack.
4 to1y ~. IN a6lh sacks. S3.76, pGr
/ oats 20 ACES; Scotch oats, So o.:
b o,is Ss.@ Columbia oats 81 80.
,itssgss 'Ss % Hecker's buckwheat,
y, ir ,need fierce. comnornds vla
leies. "a nc; l0lb cans 10 hicher
Alshsr. ~ cans, &c higher: 5-lh
ISSissS,,.asd b cans. 1c higher
Isa'ss &C. ll'9e; fancy, 12Mdl3c:
4. 100 per barrel; cooperea.
\ ,,s1 1 barrel, barrels, sos75c per gallon.
4 Sale, -G,.sctted; 5d6c per hound ;
\ poans ~, 70 i2-lh cans. extroeted
tSSFS osgblons, l2d13c = ~
sf9i.. t.ehoiled. fair. 16X01Sc
9'sp ss5sssooiice. 250 26c; fancy new
4 10oci pure new crop svrnn
g tis554a Eagle. se.7597 90.
=. AlsSss555; Dine. 81. SSS7S3 ~,
n '1AS-i.h IN Winner. S4.2yd4 35.
!. veght ~ leh weight, 4 o.. s5TaNc
, ~, llpbt y ,60d1 70: i-lh. i-oz
! ~, SToo Weight. 557GOc, 9ib
~ H'Vei lunch oysters 1.ib
e, y iss7,tsallon kegs. $50, 10
,siOo: Gus quarts 800; ,d pln 1t !,
~ lsf6a. 'Ilon. 50 30; i-rsllon Anu '1rsr
,EIrs f, l,,salion hexaeon. $50.
~ s,Ssi mead 6Sd64c: choice
ga 49, fancy Imported, Ga
YEA iatb is I-l6, s%c: Manila
easlsns 'srn. Sc; tarred, TIC.
''Arse' s5ci nne, s5c
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epson suits 81 a. per 100 lbs In barrels:
glc MOI ~ iNd3 90 per gallon. sulphur.
S-tb' PR lD los in birrclS alum 2isc per
pound w. barrels, saltpcter 1c per pound
~ lMrrcls; cnmphor. 1uc; wood alcohol,
:! ~. gum opium So. 81, powdered opium,
-. ~: carhollr acid. iOml2c per pound In
notu"s; calcium carbide. 81 70 per 100. dc.
hNcred Texas common railway points.
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.
APPLES Fancy cvaporatcd 5Olb boxes.
HNFH'5c; l-lh cartons fancy. lOiec: cartons,
yholge N'ec, choice cvappratcd SS,c, sun
AIRlCOTS Per III, loose. tOibdlic.
IIINON- In lolh boxes. lic
e RRANTS-2S.lh boxes. cleaned, hulk.
H'3H|c: Lib cartons, 0lMI1c
pa TIES llh packages, Ti9MSikc Fard
yates 9ri ioNowei bulk, 00lb boxes,
FIGS Imported, 1e'edi5c.
iEAl llES-tholCe new stock. S7aFi0c.
kAlSlNS-t California, 3-crowu. L. l..
boxes N.65alI5; i,-lh boxes, L. VI raisins.
0mtge' 2-crown l.. VI. raisins J0-lb boxes,
iEmIAc. 3.crown. l.. NJ. i9imSc
PlN MS California, fO.lO0s. dc; SO-Qps
&c 90 SOS. Sc; 90 10s, 6l9c; jO.6As, &c, 10
sos. Sc
NUTS Brazil. 16a17c per III; alberts,
sicily 13c: California wauuts l3m14c:
neonuts fancy hand picked o94G6c; No.
44W1c; Jumbo. TWIN,c; almonds, Tara.
gona. l6@lIc per IN In sacks; California
almonds. l5c; pccans l0c; chcstnuis, Pied
mOntpS Sc
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nARnMARF.

WIRE NAILS-S2. % base per kcg.
BARBER WIRE BE- Galvanized Gliddcu.
$3.50 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, $3.S5
per 100 lbs
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

oninine. 4Od42e per ounce bottle; NOR.
phine. 25N2. 50 per ounce; cocaine ~, ~
nor ounce; borax sue per pound In 1oO-lD
packages; copperas. 81 40 Ia barrels castor
oil. ST. 30 PER gallon Ia 5-gsllon packages
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pAINrs. oILs AID GLAss.

White lead, per VI, strictly pure, So
Turpentine per ease. two 5-gallon cans,
SIS 35 barrel lots 47c per gallon. Mineral
paints, in barrel lots per cwt, Soc Ven
per cwt, 81 90 Ilnseed oil. best, boiled.
die Ready mixed house paints. 81 W4
i. 30 per gallon. according 10 brand; mineral
paints. 0Oc per gallon. window glass, -
per cent on January list.
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INSTANTANEOUS STOCKS,


Bid Ask
Am Brewing Association. E....... $40 90
Commercial National Bank 23d 90 |2ia 90
Galveston Wharf Co .....l 80 90 100 90
Houston =. and y. Co....ltO1 90 ,.,.,,..
Houston Drug co. ........i1a4 81 NO 90
Houston Drilling and SUPP
ply Co. ..............,..h,.. GJ 90
International Crcosote Col 50 90 I........
Moore Cortcs Canal Cos.a....... o. 30
Merchants National Bauk'll2 90 l,..,,..
Magnolia Park co. .......L,..... IS %
Mutual But ding aud Loan
Association 90, ........ .l........IIQO 90
Planters ana MeCGS"iCs'
National Bank ........hoi so los 80
Rockdale Oll Min Cu...l.......IiI $50 90
South TcNus National Bank.l3J 90 1852 20
sour Lake Springs Co... l....... 81 90
southwestern Dry Plate Co.,...... liO5 %
Texas Savings, Real EState
and Investment Co.,.,.,,....,I 81 so
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The New Orleans Market.

New Orleans, February 4-Tradins IN
rough rice was on . nominal scale and cor
tnsd to few sacks OF top grade Jspas
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTiCF OF ADMINISTRATIONS John
y Williams, having been glanted letters
of administrator on the estate ~ Charles
b. Guuotte, deceased, by the county
court ut Harris county, Texas, on the
an persons having claims against the es-
tate Of the said Charles b. Guiilotte. de-
ceased. 10 present the same within the
time prescribed by law My residence aud
post1fice address is Houston. Tevas.
j. H. williams
Administrator OF said Estate.
HomEi0n. Toms. Janmary y. lNO2
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|OUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

bbis, 2S.1os, $500 COOS. S2+5i loo-3s'
SO: Io-ts. $50.
SALT FlSH--Mackerol Ne. 4, ~ lVlp
klls, $500. ua,. .H.5, L-l'. No. J,
$1CU,,.i. tubs, S5.M05.l5.
SALluN-Fmry Pillar Rock. Columbia
River, Sls5, C--tl" Rock C.lnmhi1 River,
Sl.I5. Spear a~Sa, Slll. Toy Columbia
Rvcr Sl25; Blu' Hglh Colnmn1 HEeI'
Fancy Red Alaska, Sl3jQl4o; Pink Alas
ku. St.lC.
$tRpINES American quart rs, $3t..,4
II"t't2@ sa'N. gdart'r.. SEQ; fancy sprals,
quarters. " 1oH l9.r,' arI'tN,nt S' I'M,
boxes 49,. 'ac; ROYAL G i5 or AIeI;..
bulk A'.0 t'4r, \l'hSL ~ p1.H,H7 "a ma
box. NiNt; corn slaI'u' ''2e per '''' ~ anu
ION BOXES Go. -,,,u lots.
SUGAR Quotations are Jor , snlai o., i%
sptrlN rd'r' are e 'H -" , ,S, nov
dc'ed, 5"." Louisiana ntu""' ''"''"'' 'NN
fancy 4r; choice, 3Aa@'sc.
,,r va,
GRAIN AND M
carload lots. o. b. cars from mllers;
dra,ars Charge from store 5H1oc more per
and .rIu and iGai5c per 100 lbs on hay
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|uvIrY OCCURRED l FL ,.,,ss

[asE lHANul :"
"; I a.ane'd-.-.-, l,.'., sI"an'''
= !. ..Irdg Higher
Il, .,,,t.a trade prevailed olsd-. IN u the
- y, yesterday Orders were
fnsra ~. I'm distributed and in
b i, "a Of staples
kI,.. l. rIoss have been advanced
sss ideally the same with a
/. ~ ~ It aa95c'
o.. !, ndpts at primary mar
sas ! = y changes are made in city
B on srcer receipts of poultry
'" a'st fully as heavy, and the
Am rses continued
|JVr. ,Islpie supply of sugar is
,r,lnst S,74o.Ooo tons last
Alpaa, ,mo0l tons last year
60 rnbo peanuts have felt a
gs,, ..,5sut during the month aud
a,', have been raised 7@7Ac'
ord ,.,,,cb rot in car Of Cali
WI .,.,t potatoes. which are the
sa ,,rety Of the season to come
eT b, lfet
Stis ,,,p,llon Is also taking on a
-''s owing 70 advances In cali.
Ken loses by the freeze the same
4 n . Be felt locally
e'Na .s,s considerably drmer dur
M effects Of the late freeze
1s,d Receipts fully equal to
D. li ,tpeSted during the week, how
hYa !, stock OF apples that has
Pil ,,srsted the trade recently are
|nk 10 10 notable degree and
S -, in evidence on the better
Ten ssntious at Eastern markets are
ENird,
Al irade is practically bare Of
ah present. Dealers have not been
tx the unloading Of the fruit
lias euperature Is at a low cbh, but
arstlon ample supplies are c1-
Ills u on hand.
W. from the Pacific coast today
len "a peaches states: Goods are
controlled By four holders, and
"A he present slack tradr there is
Il v ou shown in any quarter TO
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

AM NOW at 1910 Franklin avenue Phone,
H. r. N, Burke. Lime Man q
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-FOUR or hve room cottlge furnished ~
unfurnishrd. Third on Fourth ward pre-
fcrrcd. Address J. A. NJ, $40 Mason
block
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WANTED House with lve or six rooms,
bath and stable, by permanent tenant:
hest references. 5iGO, this Office.
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Dr- UUI-11ITa N0I0T0W-0 VUWN0UNI
cures ain cases Of kidney, stomach nui
Liver Troubles, Niehi Sweats Bn1z.Hg
sounds IN ihc dead. Slrcplcssucs7, Head,
trbc. Dizziness Rheumatism. Catarrh ANA
Malaria when other Remedies fall IL
puriRos the blood ana cleanacs the Tystem.
! Ten DAYS trial free. All Drugr So
On ". S BuKKuART Cinclnnutl, Quo.
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CarglII 9 Riohardsonls Letter.

Houston Texas February 4-No new
features of interest were In evidence in
tho cotton markets today. and a dull and
undressing session resulted Liverpool
was about as due, practically unchanged
on contracts. but spots were quoted l-32d
higher on sales of 700 bales. In our mar
kcts the range was again limited TO 3
points with some disposition on tho pare
uf longs to realize on the advance, al
though they are not sacrificing in any
manner and hold out for fun limits New
York closed to points higher, New
orleans unchanged 10 up. Spots firm,
quotations unchanged. The movement 10
tine ports continues 10 fall behind com.
pulatINe lgtWo, for last year, ana estimates
for tomorrow at Houston and New Or
Jeans were less than half. This latter frd-
tnrc. however. did not have any apparent
effect ou the market today, uu'eSs II might
be said TO have further strengthened the
bulls In their belief of continued dc
crcaSing movement Memphis and Augusrm
received JSS against 1872 last year An
advance ~ rs In prlut cloths is reported
from Fail River, due to the demand out
stripping supplies of raw material Man
chester reports cloths duh with a moderate
inquiry. warns quiet with a limited IN
ouirv There Us a good undertonc to the
market, and With receipts at present pro
portions, tbcrc appears little 10 base "a
material decline on 40 the moment. Liver
pool is due 10 he a shade higher tomorrow.
t1rrill & Richardson
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NEW YORK COTTON.
The Market Opened Quiet and Closed
Quiet and Higher.

SAtSN Gnu ItAliCls
New York February 4-Thc cotton mar
bct opened quiet, unchanged from last
nights final bid, and the balance OF the
session pursued an indefinite course in
the absence Of aggressive bun or bear op-
eraiions As was the case yesterday, the
talent was In no mood TO take the in
itiatire step toward forcing the market
higher or lower SO long as the public in
tercst remained intact. Today's Liverpool
cables reported futures rather nrmer than
expected ON Our good showing Of last
night Port receipts gave every promise
of falling short OF the same day last year
aud the Interior movement also was light.
The semi weekly interior towns figures
were hu,lish. though there seemed to he
little doubt that The bad weather of last
week in some measure explained the Strik.
Ing shortage in receipts. Owing to large
shipments the interior towns stocks drop
ped Oft materially, From time to time dur
ing be day commission houses were sellers
of May and July cotton for profits. and
the South and Europe bought I'm n con.
servatye way. The estimates for tomor.
row. port receipts gave little hope TO
shorts of an Immediate broadening of the
movement Tho market closed steady with
prices net unchanged TO points higher.
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WAN TED TO RENT.

WANTED Wen heated furnished room
with bath hy gcutloman, state price and
location. Address 5i5D. this Office. 3
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WANTED VOL heated, furnished room
With bath by gentleman; state price and
location Address 5il0, this office. ,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

than would have been allowed II wa.
ter had been available for irrigation
ali the season. o. c. Snow inspected
the field on the day of the test and his
Judgment conceded with that of the
writer. Since the soil was dryer than
it would have been under normal con
ditions, il is evident that more water
was required for this irrigation and.
therefore, the cost greater. than would
have been under normal conditions OF
soil moisture. The conclusion must
naturally be drawn. although the ac-
tual figures are get to- be determined.
that the cost Of irrigating alfalfa un-
der our conditions of soil, etc. lies
somewhere below 70h cents per acre
for fuel
Data.-The following data was taken
during the test and may be # interest
to some:
Steam pressure. co pounds.
Speed of engine, 1i4 revolutions per
minute.
Speed of pump, 797 revolutions per
minute.
Gallons of water per minute. SOS.
Vacuum guage reading at beginning
Of test, 49,
Vacuum Puage, reading at end of
test, is.
Total lift. about SO feet.
Pump used. X. ID. Wood & Co. tPhil-
adelphia) centrifugal.
There Was thought to be very little
loss of water by seepage through Lne
bitches. between the well and field. for
the reason that the main acequia was
used for more than half the distance.
Measurements of the water was
made by a rectangular weir twenty
four inches wide The depth of the wa
ter over the weir was measured by the
aid of hook apparatus, thus insuring
great accuracy.
]. j. VERNON.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
JOINED HIS RESCUER.
Esteban Paraneas, a Little Cuban Boy
Is Expected az Fors 6ayard
This Week

Rev. ~. Il. Garrett, chaplain OF the
First United States cavalry, who is sta
toned at Fort Bayard, is expecting
this week a little Cuban boy Estcban
Paraneas. whom he adopted during the
Spanish war. The little fellow Is IL
years old and with his broad brimmed
Cuban hat has been picturesque fig
ure all summer at Highland Park,
New York. Chaplain CARROTS old
home. lis father was an officer in the
Cuban army and was killed while
charging a Spanish trocha. Woyler's
soldiers killed his mother. brother and
sister Esteban was cared for by u
friend OF his fathers family. and in
the confusion connected with the fight
before Santiago he became separated
from them. He was found almost dead
in a sugar field near Santiago and
Chaplain Garrett nursed him back TO
health With the consent OF the rank
ing Cuban officer the adoption follow
q ami Esteban was sent to New York
under the care Of Colonel Wilson
president OF the Manhattan club. and
Tor three days the little fellow was the
guest of that organization before being
sent 10 the Highland park Now thai
/ Chaplain Garrett Is stationed at Fort
( Rayard. he has sent for the little fel
( low.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
A HELPING HANc.
10 GLADLY Extended by an Albuquerque
Citizen,

There are many enthusiastic citizens
In Albuquerque prepared to tell their
experience for the public good Tes-
timony from such source Is the best
OF evidence and win prove helping
hand" to scores of readers. Read the
following statement:
G. A. Hall, n machinist In the round
house OF the santa Fc shops. resid
cnce 2oi Atlantic avenue, says: II
have had attacks OF pains just across
that part Of my back Immediately over
the kidneys. Some OF which lasted
an entire week. When they occurred
there was no letup to the aching and
naturally | was on the outlook for
something to check the trobulc. II not
radically dispose of 1t. The last medi-
cine | tried was Doan's Kidney pills
procured at the Albuquerque Pharma.
cy. To say they are worth recon-
mending feebly expresses my opinion
of them and tn show In what cstima-
ton hold the remedy let me add I
keep the pills constantly in the house
for fear OF recurrence taking place.
fully convinced that can depend upon
the treatment to bring speedy relief
For sale by all dealers. Price, 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. N.
Y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's--aud
take no substitute. us
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
BACK FROM WASHINGTON.
Col. J. M. Moore Relates a Few Inter.
cstinq Facts.


J. NJ Moore. the real estate man.
and wife. returned home from wash
ington. ID. c.. last week. after attend.
ing the national oncampmcnt of the
Grand Army OF the Republic
Mr. Moore called at The Citizen Of.
fee Saturday afternoon and told the
interesting story Of how Capt A. j.
Armstrong OF this city found his broth
or. Alfred whom he had not seen since
the war. and who he supposed was
numbered among the dead.
II was on the day of the big parade
Aaron Pefiey was carrying the banner
for the New Mexico division and Can.
tain Armstrong was marching with
him. The captain become tired and
dropped out in good position to see
the procession pass by An old soldier
dropped ont of the Ohio division near
the captain and they legan the oTdi.
nary conversation as old soldiers will
They discussed "reminiscences Of the
war and finally came TO the point as to
where they were from and where they
enlisted before the war and what as
constituent when they discovered that
they were hrothc g After the war
Captain Armstrong came west and his
brother returned 70 their old home In
Ohio. Later the brother went to Mis-
souri,, where as United States revenue
collector he was supposed 20 have
been killed while arTcsting some Illicit
whisky distillers- rhe meeting was a
happy one.
Mr.. Moore accidentally met the
father of Charlie Newhall while in
Washington. He says that Cahrie is
not in it with his father. when IL comes
to good looks