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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-09-03
Bird cages at the China Hall.

DiTu cages dU Tile OuIIId udli.
Tom Waller of Kenna, came in
on the morning train
Mrs. R. E. johnson is visiting
this week in Eden Valley.
W. F. Frohe and j. NJ. Cowell
of Kansas City are in Roswell.
Let Joe Bounds make you a suit and
you will always be his customer. 145 2t
j. M. Maxey, an Alva Oklaho-
ma prospector, arrived last even
ing and is at the Shelby.
J. Mack Smith and daughters,
E. A. Clayton and R. M. Ross Of
Artesia we're at the Shelby yes
terday.
From the amount of praise it
seems that the DAILY RECORD
has made a greater hit than the
morning edition.
The front of the Sewell build
ing on Main street is being put
in and the building will be COM
pleted in a short time.
l.. f. Kirk, the popular Anna
rillo salesman, is at the Grand
Central. He is a high roller in
the ten pin alley in this city.
GeorgeG Cobean has returned
from Carlsbad where he has beer
employed in the Carlsbad Cur
rent office for two months. HI
will attend the public school thi.
session.
Dr.. F. G.. Blackwelder left thi.
morning for a visit to his ole
home at Litchfeld III. He is
fine young physician and located
here recently. He will return t.
this place in a month.
j. S Osborn, an old time Carls
bad resident, was a Roswell Wis
itor yesterday. He has resideC
in the Pecos valley for years AM
formerly owned a fine farm nea
this city. He left on last even
ing's train for his home.
Mrs. E. N. Walker, r. NJ. Walk
er and Miss Motley Walker of Fl
Gibson, |. Il. are in the city
They are here for the benefit {
Miss Walkers health and hav
only been here a few days, how
ever the young lady seems to b
greatly improved.
Mrs. F. M. Allen and son JohI
Mrs. W. A. Blackiston of Dento
Texas are among the new arriy
ais. Mrs. Allen is here for he
health. Some time ago she ha
a very sick spell and lost he
speech. Mrs. Blackiston is
trained nurse. They have bee
here only a short time. but Mrs
Allen has greatly improved a
ready.
No matter how ugly you are, wheth
er you are knock kneed, bow-legget
hump backed or bald headed, if 20
will go and order one of those mic
tailor made suits from Joe Bounds b
will make a good looking man out {
you. 145 st
Mr.. Boone of Warrensbers
Mo-, arrived here yesterday
His wife and daughter have bee
here a month and came for th
the benefit of the latter's health
She has improved SO wonderful
that they have decided to max
this city their future home
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Joseph Ofer of Evansville, Inc

Joseph Ofer of Evansville, Ind.
is among the new corners.
If any one is interested in buy
ing dishes cheap, don't fail to
look up Stringfellow & Tame
hills sale from Sept. 7th to 18th
inclusive as this is going to be a
bonafde record breaker. bw
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For Sale, Cheap.

Four burner Oh Stove with
oven, Bicycle, and Refrigerator
used only a month. Call at n.
E. corner Pennsylvania and
Walnut. IA BIT
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No; 1t is a very short one"
Her References

81 don't like these references" said
the housewife.
well, num-" returned the applicant
for a position, 81 didn't write 'em, SO it
amt my fault. II you don't like .'em
Jest you go to the people as gave EN- to
me an tell enc so."-Chicago Post.
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French Horse Shoes.

Brule. the high grade stallion
which belongs to j. G. and H.W.
Hamilton, was brought in yes,
terJay to have his shoes reset.
Tie shoes that were taken off o.
llim were made in France. The,
are handmade and are very
crude looking and weigh p lbs
each. The shoes are a curiosity
and one OF them is on exhibition
at Richey & DeFreest's office.
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Found.

Found by Bernice Taylor, 3h
yards of waist silk. Owner can
get same by calling the Fayorite
saloon, near depot, describing
property and paving for this ad-
vertisement. j. W. TAYLOR.
IA TT
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A Special BARGAIN.

A special bargain for ten days
quick sale, six houses and lots $91
per month rent. Price $4,000. No
thing like it.-Graham and Brown.
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81 have something to tell you before
I CO." he finally said.
us 1t a long storyT" she hastily
asked.
mo; 1t is a very short me-"
"Then I think o will just have
time" she sweetly said--Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
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THE NEWS OF A DAY.
Happenings and Personal Men
ton from Many Sources

See the "Cop" at the China
Hall.
George Kane is in from the
Oasis ranch.
L. B. Simmons of Amarillo, is
at the Grand Central.
J. W. Morton OF Jacksboro,
Texas, is at the Grand Central.
j. Phelps White and wife OF
the Yellow House ranch, are reg
istered at the Grand Central
John B. Gill of the Roswell
Produce 4 Seed Co., has sixty
boxes of different varieties oil
apples packed which he will shll
to Amarillo.
w. III. Long is at the Grand
Central and will be here for sew
eral days. He owns a large
sheep ranch about seventy miles
north of this place.
For Sale-A good buggy and
horse will be sold on Main street
at auction, on Saturday even
ing, Sept. 81. G. McElroy.
IA d St
Tom Black, who formerly
worked forStringfellow & Tame
hill is in the city on a visit. He
is employed by Stringfeilow d
Hume at Hereford, Texas
Don't forget to have Joe Bounds Or
der you a nice suit before the fair, he
IL at the Oriental Cafe. 145 st
J. ID. Douthit OF Sweetwater,
Texas, who has been here pros
pecting, left yesterday for Carls-
bad. He will sell his business at
Sweetwater and will return here
and open a drug store.
Dave Dorst, who formerly lived
here. returned yesterday from
Amarillo and will likely make
Roswell his home again. He is
a plumber and worked for Mr..
Bollinger when he was here.
Manuel Gonzales was tined
$12 in police court for using
harsh language towards his
sister-in-law, Annie Gonzales.
He was short on funds and was
placed in jail to serve out the
fine.
FOR SALE CHEAP:-A fine dur
nam milch-cow. Apply to Henry
Ranton 145 ct
Miss Grace Lewis left for heT
fathers ranch yesterday. She
has been here for several days,
waiting for the school examina-
fion and was one of the success
full applicants. She will teach in
the Fifth grade OF the public
school in this city.
Misses Nellie and Katie Bean
left last evening for Itasca, Tex
as, where they will attend Il
female seminary the coming
winter. They live three miles
from the city and their sisters
and many friends were at the
depot to see them off.
James Hayes arrived in the
city yesterday in a highly intox.
icated condition. Henry Brown
picked him up at the depot dead
drunk. He had $40 on him
when searched and Judge Pea
cock relieved him of $40 for
coming to the city in such a con-
dition that he couldn't see the
SlgnUS.
Please bear it in mind that
when you have news in regard
to yourself Or your friends or
anything that is interesting that
THE RECORD phone number is
IL. Call us up. We are never
too busy to get the news. News
and all of it is what we are after.
Just say, Hello Central, give me
Eleven, and you will bepromptly
waited on.
Charles DeBremond was in
from his ranch yesterday. He
severely sprained his knee some
weeks ago and was compelled to
walk on crutches for several
davs Init, Yesterday he was get
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Definition.

PA, what Is a frayy"
"Why, my SON, that is what q person
who has never been In q nght calls
ik"-puck.
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See Foxy Grand Pa" at the
China Hall.
Bird cages at the China Hall.
The house Joe Bounds represents
always gives perfect satisfaction.
145 3t
Mrs. A. B. Thompson and
daughter, Mrs. j. Z. Hall left to-
day for their home in Chickasha
Nation, l. L. They came here
some time ago on account OF the
ILL health of Mrs. Hall and she
has been wonderfully benefited.
j. Lloyd Thompson, son of L.
E. Thompson, left this morning
for Columbia, Missouri. and will
attend the university in that
city. He will graduate next
year as a civil engineer and will
then attend Cornell for one year.
Paul T. Doole, who has been
on the l.. f. ranch twenty-five
miles east. for some time, left
this morning for Mangum, Ok
lahoma. where he will make his
home. He is a brother of John
Doole, who is with the Joyce,
Pruit Co.
Misses Lydia johnson and
Cora Mccain returned this norm
ing from a three months visit
to California. They were in Los
Angeles and San Francisco the
majority OF the time. Both of
the young ladies report a highly
delightful trip.
III. A. Miles, the yardmast-
er, who got his hand SO badly
mashed a few weeks ago, return
ed from Amarillo yesterday,
where he had been in the hospit-
al. His hand has healed up and
he is ready to report for duty.
C. Fowler left today for Fort
Worth on a business trip.
See "Gloomy GUS at the Chi
ma Hall.
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A Sensation.

The New Idea is bucking the
tobacco trust go and see how it
is done. If
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Eye Sight Specialist 4.

DR.. Arnold Aronson, one of
Chicago's leading graduate OPP
ticiansis still here. Don't fail to
see him about your defective
eyes. No charge for examina-
ton. Office at the Grand Gen.
trail hotel.
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES

SCHOOL SUPPLIES
and school stationery? If noe
you should know. 1t will save
money. Everything that the
pupil needs for school is here.
Space only permits a partial Ia
but it will show you that values
are high. IL
Full line ofschool books. Our
tablets are the scholars delight
for quality, size and price. Pen
holders, pens, pencil boxes, pen
ellis, rubber erasers, tablets,
crayons, states, slate pencils,
spelling tablets.
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Have you seen our stock? Do
you know how cheaply we sell
excellent
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-09-03

See Gloomy Gus at the Chi
na Hall.
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See Happy Hooligan'' at the
China Hall.
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kindergarten and Primary.

The Home kindergarten, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Rhoda E. Wan
less, will open Monday, Sept. Z,
8 a.m., at All N. Washington
avenue. She will be assisted by
Miss Florence Hayes, who will
also do LIST and End Primary
work. 145 st
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See the Cop" at the Chin;
Hall.
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See Foxy Grand Pa" at the
Hall.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20
ACTIVITY IN new
MEXICO MINES
The Weaver Coal Mine at Gallup Produced 40. 600
Tons of Coal During March, Breaking the
Record for New Mexico.
CAPITAL TO EXpL OFT MINERAL
WEALTH NEAR HILLSBORO

commence operations this month yet.
The mine will be developed by sinking
the double compartment shaft to a
depth of 800 feet and connecting with
the ore body by drifts. The mill will
| be completely ovcrhauled. the Hun
rollers with screens Installed. The floor
| space will be increased and several
| Whitley concentrating tables added.
The National Gold and Silver Mining
Company operating at STEMS Pass.
Grant county, contempates the erec-
| ton of a concentrating plant on its
property. The officers and directors Of
| the company visited the property last
week to arrange the details.
The knappe amalgamating process IL
being installed by the Eagle Mining and
Improvement Company at the famous
Old Abe mine at White Oaks, Lincoln
county. Four of the machines will be
operated at the Old Abe mill.
The placer mines between Ancho and
Rico gulches, Lincoln county, have
been sold by NJ. A. Price to f. F. Hop
lsins. who also bought the claims of
Charles Daniels and f. j. Murphy
The Lynn Mining and Industrial
Company is making a mill run at the
Old Abe mill at White Oaks. Consider
able development work is being done
on the North Homestake.
Lordsburg Grant county, is being tim
bered its entire 300 feet. d day and
night shift being al work. When the
timberng is completed. pump will be
installed to haul the water and then q
cross-cut will be made to the vein.
C. NJ. Root and associates have closed
a bond deal on the Happy Jack mine at
Andrews, Sierra county. The owners
supply of ore on the dump and the An
drews mill has been leased for the pur-
pose of treating the ore.
There are four separate and distinct
companies, with a alization Of sew
eral million dollars, which have been
this year to exploit the min
eral wealth in and around Hillsboro.
Sierra county Over 1000 feet of new
shafting will be sunk this summer.
One of the companies will put In
large electric plant which will furnish
power to work the mining machinery Of
the district and tramway system will
be built to connect the various produc-
ing properties with the smelter and con-
centrators which will be erected.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20
HOWARD BECAME TANGLED.
Could Not Describe the Manner 10 Which
GOebel Was Carried.

Frank fort, KY, April sO.-James B.
Howard, on trial on the charge OF killing
Governor Goebel, took the witness stan !
again today for further cross examina-
tion. The witness declared he was in
the Board of Trade hotel when the
crowd passed bearing the wounded man.
He could give nc description of the
manner In which Goebel was being car
ried and got considerably tangled on
this point, Mrs Henry E. ioutsey is
here and will be called by the defense
to contradict her husband as to his con-
fession made on the witness stand in
the Howard trial. Youtsey's brother
in-Iaw, Banker r. Ii. Witherspoon, of
Winchester, and other relatives are also
here for the same purpose.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20
PASSENGERS WERE
BURNED UP
Erie Fast Passenger Train Crashed
Into a Freight Which Had
Broken in Two as it Took
the Siding,
WRECKED CARS RAPIDLY DESTROYED BY FIRE

Jameston, N. Y. April 2O-A coupl
ing broke on west bound freight train
on the Erie road at Red House at 4
O'Clock this morning just as the train
was leaving the main track to take a
siding for the east bound New York and
Chicago limited express to pass. The
delay occasoned by the mishap was th
| cause of fatal accident Of IA most dis.
| tressiog faturu. Almost Immediately
| after the freight train broke in two, the
passenger train cane along at tae rate
of fifty miles an hour. The passenger
engine, n co mbination baggage and pas
seuger car, a day co; ch and TWO sleepers
left the track running nearly 100 feet
beside the rails, crashing into small
schoJl house which was completely
dem oished. The wreck caught lile
Immediately and all of the ears which
left the track were quickly bSrucd up.
Baggageman uotchkiss was killed. his
bo1y being rec ,vcrcd After the fire five
Three of the IN are those OF two women
and a child who are said to have boarded
the train at. Youngstown, Ohio, bound
for Olean. They we've burned so badly
1t is almost impossible to identify them
The other two have not been identified
1t is believed That other bodies are still
in the wreckage. Six more or less seri-
ously injured passengers and members
of the crew were taken to the Salaman-
ca hospital. Two private cars on the
passenger train did not leave the track
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20

Another 1e of gold ore running
$l6O to the ton, has been made on the
Log Cabin at TERRA Blanca In Sierra
county. The strike wa made in the
south level at a depth of 100 feet
The South Percha Mining and Milling
Company is getting INTO a good grade
of ore on the Great Eastern on the
South Percha in Sierra county. The
property is traversed by two strong,
well defined leads running parallel to
each other and sixty feet apart. The
tunnel at present being run in is on the
lead known as the Stuck lead and is un-
der cover 1870 feet and makes an excel
lent showing of both milling and con-
centrating ore which is being piled on
the dump. A short distance from the
mouth Of the tunnel a crosscut has
been started to tap the other lead
known as the Mosey lead which is the
richer of the two leads The crosscut is
now within a few feet of the lead.
Report has it that as soon as the
Santa Fee Railway Company has COM
pleted it's Belen cutoff, it will give La
ntry and Sons the contracts to
build the Black Range Railway which
it Incorporated two years ago and for
which permanent survey has been
made. The starting point will be Mag
dalena, Socorro county, and will open
thp rich MINING Of h., oh
Range in Socorro and Sierra counties
An important strike has been made
by Nathan Hall on the Abbey property
in Water canon, Socorro county. He is
in 75e feet on the upper level where he
has cut the lime contact. This tunnel
will be driven in 1000 feet. The lower
tunnel will be 1000 feet long
A. Fl. Hilton has bought 300 acres of
coal lands at Carthage, Socorro county.
The land had been been under contest
for three years but title has been finally
settled. There are three developed
mines on the property. equipped with
machinery for mining. Fifty houses for
miners are being erected and shipment
of coal which is both of good steaming
and coking quality, are being made
daily.
The Weaver coal mine at Gallup last
month produced 10000 tons of coal,
breaking all New Mexico records for a |
single mine.
II. c. Begole and John G. Boyd of ST. |
Louis who recently took an option on
the Ashton and Roach properties at !
Santa Rita, Grant county, better /
known as the Wild Cat group. will
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20
BAD OUTLOOK FOR SHEEP.
Malignant Disease Has Broken Out In Utah
Idaho and Nevada.

Salt Lake, Utah, April ao.-Between
the ravages of an unusually severe win
ter and the breaking out of malignant
disease known as big head" among
their fiocks within the past few weeks,
the Herald says the sheep men of Utah,
southern Idaho and eastern Nevada are
afraid that by the time they get their
sheep to the summer grazing grounds,
their losses will amount to about so per
ceat of the number they had last fall.
Should this estimate be correct, the loss
in Utah alone viii amount to about a
million head and ana would be an unpre.
cedentel loss to the sheep owners OF
this state.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20
BARREL MYSTERY SOLVED.
Murdered Man Found 10 New York Is Maduena
BenedettO Of Buffalo.

New York. April 20.-Police Inspector
Met lnskey announced today that the
Identification Of the body that was found
in barrel last Tuesday would be posi-
lively made within few hours and that
the Identification would come from Buff
falo. 81 wish to say" said the inspec-
tor, "that all these stories stating the
murdered man was mixed up in the
Waterbury, Conn strike arc absurd
There ia no foundation for them what
soever. The solution of the mystery at
tached to the murder will come from
Buffalo,
Later the inspector said he was con-
vinced that the murdered man was Ma
duena Benedetto, 40 years of age, OF
Buffalo. A picture OF the murdered man
had been positively identified, the in
spector said, by brother-n-law OF Ben
ed. ito. The brother-in law is Joseph
De Prma, and Is now serving term in
Sing Sing prison.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20
MARKET REPORT.
MONEY AND METAL

New York. April 20.-Money on call
steay at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper ~ % So per cent. Silver, SOB.
New York, April 20 Lead, quiet,
S4674 Copper, nominal, $l5.C0 @
$l5.25.
Chicago, April 90. - Close. Wheat,
May, 7O9s % 7Oa; July, 72I.
Corn, April, 43s4; May,
Oats, May, ass; July, alA
PORK, LARD, RIBS.
Pork. May, Sls.l0: July. $l7.62h.
Lard. MAY, 50 90; July, S0.Sa.
Ribs, May, S9.s715; July. s9.T7h q
50. so.
STOCK.
Kansas City. Ny, April 20. Cattle,
market strong to &c higher.
Native steers, "a. 90 q SIS IS; Tex-
As and Indian steers, So so q IS 90;
Texas cows, s.. 90 q S4 90; native cows
and heifers, 50 90 a 81 so; .stockers and
feeders, So rs q SIS 90; bullsS2 so q 81. 25;
calves, S?75 q 500; western steers,
So 90 "a S. 90; western cows, 81. 90 q
$4.O5.
onetp, Steauy'
Muttons So 80 q So Is: lambs, $3.50 @
81. 50; range wethers s4 10 @ s6 80;
ewes "a. is a S. 90
Chicago, April 90. = Cattle, market
steady to shade lower.
Good to prime steers, IS 10 q $50;
poor to medium, $4.25 q 500; stockers
and feeders, 50 90 q "a. s5; cows el.6O q
81 rs; heifcrs, So so @ IS 90; Gamers,
II. 60 q S2,75; bulls, $e SO q SA.5O;
calves, a. so q SIS IS; Texas fed steers.
81 90 "a $50.
Hogs, steady. 80 lower.
Mixed and butchers, sos q $3.50;
good to choice heavy, $3.50 "a $7.5E
rough heavy, $40 a s7.35; light, Is so
"a S7.l5; bulk of sales, 81. to S7.3o
Sheep, slow, lower.
Good to choice wethers. - rs q u IS;
fair to choice mixed, S4.0O q "a %;
western sheep, 81 so q IS IS; native
lambs, s4 so q Sc sO;' western lambs,
4. so @ Sc so.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20
OPEN WAR DECLARED.
Clash Imminent Between Sheep and Cattle
Men Of the Sweetwater Country.

Cheyenne, April 20.-The sheep men
of the Sweetwater country have declared
war upon the cattlemen and a clash is
imminent unless steps are taken at once
to make satisfactory division range.
A private letter from Lander states the
militia may have to be called ont and
much bloO1shed follow. Sheriff Charles
Slough Of Lander has gone to the range
country to Investigate the situation.
The quarrel has been going on for years
but has now reached crisis and the
sheep men say they will open hostiIities
If the grievances are not adjusted.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20
STRIKE IS IMPROBABLE.
Employees Of Manhattan Railroad Will Probably
Accept Concessions.

New York, April 20.-The employees
of the Manhattan railroad will decide in
two meetings today and tonight whether
to accept the concessions of the COM
pany in wages without reduction in
the number OF working hours. AT the
previous meetings the men voted to
strike unless the nine hour day was
granted. The company offered an in
crease aggregati:g $685. 900 lin wages
annually instead. President Pepper OF
the employees union says he is confident
there will be no strike and the offer OF
the company will be accepted.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20
KEBLER NOT INTERESTED.
Has Not Purchased the Colorado Springs
Baseball Franchise.

Pueblo, Colo, April 2O.-J. A. Kebler,
president of the Colorado Fuel 4 Iron
Co., this morning deniess emphatically
that he is in any way concerned with
any negotiations affecting the Colorado
Springs baseball franchise Of the West
ern League.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20
s ock Markets.

New York. April 2o.-Closing stocks
Atchison, SEA; Atchison pfd., 97H;
New York Central, 1929: Pennsylvania.
1863: Southern Pacific, SIX: Union Pa
cific, 91as; Union Pacific, pfd., 30;
United States Steel, 35N; United States
Steel. pfd. 81.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20

Call and Sc, the new line OF ranges
Tried and True. Guaranteed In every
way. Davis and Spooner, the Sanitary
Plumbers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20
The Wool Market.

St. Louis, Mo-, April 20 Woo,
unchanged.
Territory and western medium, is @
II; fine, II % l6: coarse, l2 "a Is
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20

and now at the Bon Ton where you can
get them. Bob White Quail, Mountain
Grouse. Prairie Chicks, Teal ana MAI
lard Ducks, Snipe aud Venison. dixs
Us q. trial.