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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
CHECKED THE
LOW PRICES
Hog Market Became Steady
to Strong Yesterday.
TOP PRICE WAS 1922 IL
Cattle Market Was Slow and
Shade Lower.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.92 ~

The downward tendency OF the hog
market that had prevailed for several
days was brought TO standstll yester-
day and at times il showed some strength.
Prices were generally quoted steady by
buyers and sellers, but some OF the sales
were strong. There was not very wide
range il quotations for the reason that
light and heavy hogs are now bringing
about the same money. Where there is
q difference, it is due to quality and not
DO weight. Well finished hogs weighing
considerably under 200 pounds are worth
just as much as hogs weighing 10 pounds
more. 1t is the half fat, thin back'hogs
that cut prices, whether they be heavy
or light
The top price yesterday was $3.50. the
same as the previous day, but at the
close II seemed that hogs not quite equal
TO the best the previous day brought
the top price.
Cudahy and Armour were on the mar
ket. and the purchases were pretty even
ly divided between them.
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CATTLE SALES.
- crain and Produce.

Wheat farmers delivery old.
No >. Sc new-NO- ., 5Sc; No. 5, 5Sao6ci
No. I. 5GG52c. Carloads on track-Hard.
No. >. 57lsc; No. g. 52iad551zc; No. 4, 5ol2q
62lsc Red. same as hard
Corn-Old 45c; new. 35c.
Osts-Farmers delivery. 27Gl2Sc. Car
loads on track-No. ?, 2eci Nos, 24c; No
Hay-Alfalfa. No. L. $3.50; No. ,. s5-5o;
prairie loose. No. ]. $50: No ?. si5o'
baled. No l. $3.50; No. ,, $3.50
Flour Cwholesale)-Best patent. $40.
IN carload lots. delivered to all southern
Kansas points Delivered, same. Bran
60c. shorts. 7oc-
Eegs-l.c. subject to Gambling.
Butter-Pacl1ing 13c country. I7Q1Sc.
Poultry-Hens. Sc; spring bro.lers, II
70 % pounds. Sc; turkey hens. l0c; toms.
&c: geese. fun feather. &c; ducks. full
feather. &C.
Hides-G. s. 1 and . round. TIC: side
brand hides. s. pounds and up, &C. side
brand hides. under 30 pounds SC; G. :.
bull hides. exc; glue stock and bad grub
nv SIC: green hides. sc. No. ! horse,
81 25; No. horse. SIS; pony hides. 55c 70
sl.c0: dry flint butcher. Is pounds and W.
BE: DRY flint fallen. Is pounds ana up
lie; all light hides under Is pounds. &c;
all dry sailed hides l0c; all culls. &c. No.
! tallow. SIC; No. tallow, 4c' sheep
pelts. sane
Green Fruit-Apples, hand picked s5G
soc .watermelons. per dozen. S.VG2 Leo.
cantaloupes per dozen, 2o45oci bananas.
per H. Sic.
Vegetable Potatoes. per bu.. so645c.
sweet potatoes Il1hc Per H.; cabbage.
75Gqoc per 100 lbs; wax beans. 4Ql5oc per
basket: egg plan, 2595oc per dozen on
tons per bu.. 75c: carrots. per hu-, soc;
parsnins. per bg.. 75c; pop corn, per 100
lbs. 500.
Vegetables (jobbers prices 70 tradeD-
Oranges. per box. S4.5ed475; lemons, per
box. ss25GS. .: Wisconsin cabbage, $3.50
per 100 lbs. bananas. per 10, S1zG2Ssc,cran-
berries. per barrel. S7--5a7.5o; celery. per
doz.. 6aH65c; comb honey. per u. l5c,
strained honey. per H.. .i22Sc' potatoes.
zs05nc; grapes. per basket. - 2-6c-
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SHAWNEE TO HAVE FACTORY
Cotton Mill and = street Car Liae Al
most Assured

Shawnee. o. 2. Oct. z-shavn>e = %
have a new cotton fabric MI and a the
of street railway alorg rs Priaripsl thor
ougAsstes
This statement Is made upoa STANDARD
authority and zae project Is Il ths bands
y nez Who hare uoney ard the sbl.ty
10 Vssh TIE scheme through ss wel -
TIE get % ard ger qualities wsicA
..su-s IL success
TIE cotton zr3 XII have 1903 rpinfles
az TIE star ard Is - believed that the
-uube- ear - a5tea % within q sta-t
tine anu The EiE wil Be oue q ,he
biggest r. ths couutry- t. easter ca
Be tabeu 6ir-ct frn-u ire ssseS here s-d
the f-vssh; OF Z szv-i- he--s Ire p-oea-.
caz - Eazfe cEsz2er a. horze fhar =
ear sh-sst TIE caeapz-ss q fuel eEi
also - s-ot5s- tnSeo~z>ns toward -
success 4 the 7Ei aas al tazrEs rc1-1
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ovHgR LIVESTOCK Markets
Chicago.

Chicago.
Chicago. Oct 2--Cattle-Recaspts 5000
head, including $500 westerns. Good
10 prime steers, S7.s5GS 40; poor TO me-
dunn, s400d7 90; stockers and feeders.
s2-5eq5.00; cows. $3.50 4.55; heifers. 81 p
Q525; Gamers, sl25a2. 20. bulls, S2-25q
AIS; calves. S3.50g700; Texas fed steers,
50. oeq425; western steers. s3.75d525.
Hogs-Receipts today. 1900: tomorrow,
s 600; left over. 800. Average Toe higher.
Mixed and butchers. s715afs0; good 70
choice heavy, S.30977o; rough heavy,
IS 70G715; light. S7.0eG75o: bulk OF sales,
$7.15a7.9o
sheep-Receipts. 1900. Sheep and
lambs steady. Good to choice wethers.
S3-25d400: fair to choice mixed, 3 25Q3-50:
western sheep. s2.50Q3.75; native lambs,
s.. $685. western lambs 50 75G515.
Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle-
q, 095; hogs, 1859; sheep. 24.9S3 Ship
ments-Cattle. 5.S77; hogs, 2,4SS; sheep. TO-
473
Kansas City.
Kansas City. oct. 2.-Cattle-Receipt
100 natives, 2.300 Texans; calves. 400
Texans. 900 natives Corn cattle steady;
grass beeves. cows and stockers and feed
ers weak; quarantine steady TO lower.
Choice export and dressed beef steers.
sz00Q79) fair 10 good, s. 35G695; stock
ers and feeders. S2.50d4 50; western fed
steers. S3.50l5.O; Texas and Indian steers,
S3.00G4-35; Texas bulls, S2.35Q3.10; calves.
S3.25G6.0O.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 Market SC high
er Top. s75; bulk Of sales. S1597.25;
heavy, S7l215G7.2o; mixed packers. S7-121k
@725; light. s7.15Q7-25; workers., S-2og7 %;
pigs, S6.3507.20-
sheep-Receipts. 1880 Market steady
TO loc lower. Native lambs. S.20Q4l0:
western lambs. So c0d4.75; native wethers.
g 95G4O0; western wethers. s260G3.S0;
fed ewes. g. 9tG2S5; Texas clipped year
Iings. s.. 7563.70; Texas clipped sheep. S2.75
d300; stockers and feeders. S2.09d3,05.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Oct. 2.-Cattle-Receipts, 1000.
including 3 200 Texans. Market steady TO
strong Beef steers. $40Gq7. 45: stockers
and feeders. S3.20Q4.35; COWS and heifers,
S2.25d500; TEXAS steers, S2.55G400; COWS
and heifsrs, s2.35d3.40.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 Market sc higher.
Pigs and lights. ST. 1890; packers, $.05
al. y: butchers. S7.2eG76O.
sheep Receipts, 1.OO0. Market stronger.
Natives. S. 1901 rs lambs. $4.5eqS.oo; Tex
ans. $3.35qS.75.
ST. Joseph.
St Joseph. No. Oct 2.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 4543. Steady to 10c lower. Stock
cattle dull steady to lower, 1000 in the
yards. Natives, S400dS. %; cows and heif-
ers. 81. 75d5 50: veals, S3.00d6e0; bulls ard
stays. 81 25d5.75; steckers and feeders,
Hog@Receipts. $500. Steady to SC
higher Light and light mixed, S71712G
722b: medium and heavy. S7.1212d7 %:
pigs. $4.00G71Q: bulk, s7.17lz17.25.
Sheep-Receipts. 2.72o. Active; steady to
strong for best; others dull and lower.
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THAT DETROIT SCHEME.
Mayor Maybury Is Still Receiving
Scores OF RepIies.

Detroit. Oct. kilograms from mayors
of various cities continue e arrive in
the mayors Office in response 10 the il
vitatien 10 send delegations 70 the pro-
posed national conference on the coal
situation here October s Mayor May
bury Of this city has requested Corpora
ton Counsel TarsRey 10 formulate 3
plan Of action for presentation % the
conference.
Governor Hnl OF Maine wired from
Washington that he was fully IL sympa-
Thy with any movement which would
help. to solve the present unfortunate sit
nation.
Governor Cummias q Iowa wired from
Des Moines- The time between now and
the 9Th inst is TOO short 10 set to-
gether q delegation FOR the proposed con-
ference AZ Detroit.
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New York Money Market.

New york. oct. Money on call firm
az edS per cent; closed offered 2; S 7er
cent Prime mercantile paper. S per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with aerial
business in bankers bills at ASS for de-
maud and a s. s. 75s74 s3s73 for e. days
bils. Posted rates. s4S4i1 ard ssslz1
as. Commercial bills. = 2G4 ~
Bar silver. 5d7sc. Mexican dollars. s5ssc-
Government bonds easier state bonds
i'm. ranroad binds irregular.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. oct -Cottou-Fu-u7ss
opened steady. October. Ssac. Novembe-.
sc. December. S7zc. January. 10
F-ebruary Ss5c. March. Sssc, April. ss5c.
Nav. Sssc
New York. oct. 2-Cotton-s7ot euist.
s7sfs-sc.
Galveston. Tex. oct 2-cotson-ouiet.
e-isc
Liverpool. Oct s-Cetton-spot good
business scoe. prices lower American
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

centrifugal, 90 test. SIC; molasses sugar.
2ssc Refined strong. Crushed. 5.2oc; pow
dered. 4s0c; graduated. soc
Conee-Quiet- No. : Rio, SIC.
MoIasses-Firm. New Orleans, 30d40c.
Poultry-Aiive quiet and nominal :
dressed unsettled Western chickens. II
Gl2c; western fowls. 721zc; spring turkeys.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03
GEE o. coMPRoMIsE.
One Of Executors Anxious to Neeo-
tiate With Young Stratton.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Oct Judge
Gunneu. counsel for " 5. Stratton' 5
heirs. today authorized the statement that
an orser Of a compromise had been made
rs Carl R Chamberlain. one Of the ex-
ecutors. The counsel Of the executors,
however. insist that nothing OF the kind
is under consideration and nothing Of
the kind can be done unless the execu-
tors wish TO pledge 20 young Stratton
n portion Of their own fees. Counsel
Of the executors have been busy all day
preparing the writ Of ceruorar1 for pre-
seutation 10 the district court Il Is ex-
pected that this writ VIII be formally
issued tomorrow morning. though the
hearing under it VIII not occur until
next week
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Z
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady, unchanged
Wheat-No, , spring, 7sa73isc; No. 3.
6sG7lc: No red. 6SlzI6sc
Corn-No. ?. Gle: No. yellow. 6lilc.
Oats-No. ;, ~ fl-siec; No. white
29lz a297sc
Flax seed-No. l. a-2lis: No I North
western. Sl.27S
Provisions-Mess pork. per barrel. SIS $
ale.so. short ribs sides Ooosel. Su1cG
u %; dry saited shoulders fboxed) 50 ga
$50; short clear sides (boxed). Sli.599
Il 62A
Whiskey-Basis OF high wines. s132
Clover-Contract grade. SIS
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The big cattle markets of the west all
had liberal supply yesterday and they
were all characterized by weakness and
that made buyers here cautious. and all
their bids were barely steady TO lower.
The receipts here were light and not all
OF the cattle offered were Sold. owing 10
the fact that sellers would not accept
r1rices nfered.
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washsnsro=- Oct The E-xt czr i0ad
q Anthracite cozl receivs. II W1s1.zs-
ton since ~ beg.nnirg q TIE oosi strike
arrived here tudaT Il Is I'D toT she
use az TIC white House. ard CO IL ar
rival several policemen E~re Detailed q
guard r. Later Two car loads z--svei
urssr consignment q TIE nisfTset~of Co
lrubls govsraze7. AID w&s 1EriEzze1
20 sczocl hosea
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New Tor-- Oct z-Dry Gooss-The-s
has been a very Eriet market to1sv or
the spot. owing 20 the Jewtsh S@E Year
holiday few buyers beng a ztte11szce
No other change car - noted fc- s-the-
stayIe CT fancy lirss q oos1a- Esots
Saks ard ribbons aTs 1rrr. but 6e-z4rc
moderate
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Kansas City.

22lxc: dairy. l5d39c.
Eggs-Steady. Loss OF. cases returned.
9oe2cizc
Kansas City.
Kansas CRY. No, oct Close. Wheat
December. 81 Es4lsc: May. esi.c. cash.
No. hard. ssIs7c. No. hard. elSs4c.
No hard. SSl-Islc: rejected hard. 80
Corn-October. $50. December. SAC
S7s.c. May. 80: cash No. . mixed, $50:
No. white. &c, No. ) white. sss-c
pats-No. white. Sc
Rye-No. :. sstzc-
Hay-Choice timothy. Soal0o; choice
Bat,er-CreaHery. lseae. fancy dairy.
ESg-FresA. ne
Receipts q wheat. IL cars
ST. Louia
St Louis. Oct z-Wheat-Firm- NJ ,
red. cash. elevator. e5=sc- track. S7&E
sic. December. sc; MaT. go, No .
hard. sSGS4c
57--SsSc. December. sc, Nay Sisc
OstS-tfigher. No :. cash. So. track.
Ssf51c. December. SIC; MAY. -. 51s.c;
"a. white ssc
Rye-Firul. fs6Fsi.c
New York.
New York Oct 2-ButEer-Recetpt
SIS packages Market steady STATE
dairy. 1-SZ--c. extra crea-ery E--c
common 10 choice crea nery. g-lzT-c
Checs@Recep 80 packages Mar
ket arrn Fancy large new sta1e fua
cream. colored and white ulzc- fancy
large. coloreG and white. 1zc.
Exxs-ReceIpts. q IS Packages. Market
steady State ard Pennsylvania average
Sest .aE38c: western cs1dled. zla=c
s<zx-Ezw s1<o1z. Fso- rs6Dtng. &C.
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DsWiff's ss s.s Save
Fnr Pies. azzrnss soress
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-03

2 tee Produce Exchange today
Bu1fH-MarSe1 firm Creamery. le6
221sc. dairy. l5139c.
Eggs-S5eady Loss OF. cases returned.
aas2cl-c
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
c p. Johnson & Co.

Livestock Commission Merchants.
office: Stock Yards Exchange Build.
ina. Wichita. Phone 4e6.
Fifteen years experience n the business
.-sLfss rs 70 secure best results for oar
c--foners Market quotations furnished
800 request. Money furnished 70 feeders
Peference: Kansas National Bank.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago.
Chicago. Oct 1.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
SilVE r CITY.

Special Correspondence.
Silver City. n. NJ, Feb. THE la
dies of Silver City will. Friday, give a
leap year ball to their gentlemen
friends and the ladies viii ask the
gentlemen to accompany them and
also fill their programs at the ball. A
numIer of the men are looking anx-
icus, as they are afraid of being wall
flowers.
The hearing OF John Childers. who
shot and killed Thomas 5. Heiiin a
short time ago. before Judge Parker.
was concluded this morning. His at
torneys We're making strong fight to
get him out of Jail on habeas corpus
proceedings but Judge Parker refused
to allow him bail Childers' father.
who Is said To be wealthy cattleman
in Texas, arrived in the city the other
day and has employed two of the
ablest attorneys In that state to exert
their legal efforts to get his son out
of the scrape.
The city council has let contracts for
the erection of steel bridge across
Main street and Broadway. whore the
| floods have washed quite an arroyo.
Mr.. McAllistcr who is working the
Arizona mine at Pinos Altos, has a
force of forty miners at work and Is
making some large daily shipments 70
the silver City smelter The ore runs
high In gold silver and lead.
W. II. II. Llewelyn is in the city at
| tending to some legal matters before
the court.
Candidates for county Offices in thu
fall election are beginning to make
their appearance and from present In
dications there will he "A hot time whei
the county conventions meet.
James w. Carter Is confined to hi
house with pneumonia and as hi
health has been in very bad shape 70
some time. his friends fear that 1t ma,
prove fatal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
DE MING.

Special Correspondence
Deming. n. NJ. Feb FRIDAY night
the Deming Social club gave their
semi-monthly dance. which was well
attended. and thoroughly enjoyed.
Monday evening THE Pretty Per
sian was sung to good house by the
Boston Ideal Opera company and was
greatly enjoyed and loudly applauded.
Mrs. Swopc. who Is here for her hus-
bands health. gave a very pleasant re-
ccption to few friends Monday eve.
ming. Whist was the feature of the
evening.
Mrs Russell Agee is visiting friends
in this city, to the delight of her mum
erous friends here.
". H. Greer has just returned from
an extended trip to Santa Fee where he
helped inaugurate the governor
Mr.. Choate, general manager of the
Bisbce railroad, is negotiating with the
Deming people for property near thu
Santa Fee depot, on which to build a
fine depot Work will be commenced
as soon as the title can he given. and
will he rushed right along to compile
ton. The Business Mems club of Dem
ing are working to get things into good
shape as soon as possible. for they
realize the good this road is and will
do Deming, and are willing to do all
they can to show them favors.
Next Wednesday evening, Richard
Golden is to appear here in that good
old play. "Old Jed Prouty," and 1t is
to be hoped that he will get the enthu.
sastic support that he will deserve.
Demng is a pretty good show town
but the people are apt to tire of so
many attractions and the result he
bad for the actors.
On January % the Ancient Order of
United Workmen will hold their an
nual masquerade ball at the opera
house. The prizes offered are gener-
Gus and should call forth some good
costumes.
On January ~ the Bisbee will cele-
brate the opening of their line from
Deming TO Bisbee. with a barbecue in
Deming. and banquet in Douglas. AS
the day before will be the election of
the trustees of Deming. there are apt
to be lively times here. There viii also
be sale of lots by the Deming Real
Estate & Improvement company on
the 18th, SO anyone who wants to get
in on the ground floor of Deming prop
erty had better come along and have a
good time to boot
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold their "Rummage Sale" at the
opera house on Friday and Saturday OF
this week. and will sell everything
from old clothes and playthings to
Luna county oil stock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
CUT DOWN WAGES.
Mexican Central Brakemen and Con.
ductors Are Dissatisfied.

Owing to reduction In the wages
of conductors and brakemen made by
the Mexican Central. when became ef.
fective on the first of the year. train.
men on that road are very much dis.
satisfied.
On the first of the year reduction
In the wages of freight conductors and
hrakemen was made and the trainmen
sent n grievance committee to Mexico
city but the officials OF the Mexican
Central refused to listen to them. AS a
result of this determined stand on the
part OF the officials. several trainmen
on the Chihuahua division have already
resigned and IT is generally understood
that unless the company recedes from
the stand II has taken trainmen on the
Central Will quit In wholesale.
No utimatum hos been issued by the
trainmen for the laws of Mexico abso.
lutely prohibit employees from conspir.
ing together for the purpose OF fore
ing raise of wages. Each fellow will
simply quit for individual reasons.
Only the men in the through freight
service between lei Paso and Aguas
Calientes are affected by new sched
u,e as those on the southern end are
paid on different basis. One reason
why the decrease in the wages of the
conductors and brakemen Is so dis
tasteful Is the fact that the engineers
and firemen and the few local freight
men had their wages increased at the
same time. Prior to the first of the
year through freight men were paid
$3.50 per 100 kilometers and brakemer
/ in proportion Under the new SEIZED
ule conductors receive only SEAS pei
| 100 kilometers and corresponding
decrease has been made in the wages
OF the brakemcn. Freight conductors
on local runs now receive $3.50 per 100
/ kilometers.
Contrary to the general belief the
| trainmen in Mexico are strongly or
/ ganized. and IL is stated by men in po
sition to know that unless the rate IL
/ restored a strike is certain which viii
not be without it's detrimental featur,
to the company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Jose Sanches Montoya,
lwidower). In and by certain deed Of
trust. dated the 18th day of January.
1900, and recorded in book 10. T d..
page 5S. records OF Bernalillo county,
New Mexico. conveyed to the under
signed, as trustee. the following de-
scribed real estate. situate in the
county of Bcrnalillo. and territory OF
New Mexico, towit
A certain piece of land in precinct
20, Atrisco. Bernalllo county. n. NJ,
from north to south twenty t20) yards
and east to west thirty (3O) yards.
south by Jose Jaramillo. west by hills.
east by public road and Rafael Ar.
milo
Also n piece of land in precinct 20,
Atrisco. In place known as La Vega
del Monte" Bernalilo county. New
Mexico. in width from north to south
twenty t20) ,ards; in length from east
to west three hundred ,300) yards;
bounded north by Higinio Garcia.
south by land of second party. east by
public road. and west by foothills.
Also a certain piece of land in Atris.
| co. Bernalillo county. New Mexico. de-
| scribed as follows: Bounded north by
| land OF Jose Sanchez y Montoya, south
| by lands CT Francisco Garcia. east by
| public road. west by lands of Mr.. Al
| drich.
said deed OF trust being made to Sc
cure the payment OF certain promis
sorry note therein described for 1920
payable TO r.. G. Wheeler one year az.
| ter date. with interest at the rate OF
IL per cent per annum. which note
with interest as per terms OF said deed
of trust, will hereinafter mentioned.
amount to sl42.s0.
| Whereas. the said note is pas. due
and together with interest accrued
and unpaid; now therefore Mt the re-
quest of the legal holder OF the said
note. and by virtue OF the terms and
conditions OF said deed of trust, | do
hereby give notice that for the purpose
of paying said note. interest thereon.
taxes. costs and cost OF executing this
trust, including legal compensation to
the trustee and his reasonable attor.
ney's fees. as provided by said deed ~
trust ! will. on Monday. the cath day
of February, A. d. 1902. AT the hour Of
IL 30 O'Clock y. m, of 9aid day. ut the
front door Of the postoffice in said
city of Albuuerque, New Mexico. sell
the real estate hereinbefore described
Mt public auction. to the highes, bid
der and best bidder for cash. to pay
said Indebtedness costs and expenses
JOHN NJ MOORE. Trustee.
Dated Jan. "a 1902
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
Seed Time and Harvest.
c. w. MEDLi1R,
City Clerk.

A good time to think most seriously
of the harvest is seed time The decis-
ion you make then will determine the
value of your crops later. The grow
ing competition In seed selling is an
increasing temptation To INSCRIPTIONS
dealers TO make extravagant claims for
their seeds, both in price and produc.
ing qualities. The wisest farmers are
those who are influenced most by what
experience has proven to he good and
true. Thousands of seed sewers in all
sections of the country SOW Ferry s
famous seeds year after year. and have
the satisfaction of good haryests to
Justify their continued faith in the
Ferry firm. They pay few cents more
at seed time, but realize many dollars
in better crops at the harvest. The
natural consequence OF this confidence
is an ever increasing business. ID. NJ
Ferry AZ Co. sent out last year more
seeds than any other seed house In the
world. The 1902 catalogue OF this
house Is now ready and will be found
useful guide in selecting the choicest
seeds for the farmer. the truck gar
dener and the flower gardener. II Is
sent free on request. Address ID. NJ
Ferry a. Co, Detroit. Mich.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08

eral He expresses himself as being
greatly pleased with Belen as a place
OF residence and the people thereof
as fellow citizens, and we nope to have
him with us for many years to come.
Mrs. Il. Pine. wife OF Julio Pine. died
last Thursday evening at I o'clock.
Death was caused by strangulation
caused by n growth in her throat
The coming month will be full of
excitement at the Heydey club. Four
bowling teams have been organized
and have formed bowling tourna.
ment. Two teams play each evening,
on Tuesday and Friday evenings. A
very handsome prize will be awarded
the team having the highest score at
the end of the month. The names OF
the players Of each team will be sent
later.
Baby Reinken has been quite sick
but Is now out of danger.
The week has been very pleasant
but quite cold. Today has been n
perfect winter day.