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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

ems is charged with holdup Unitarian
views. and ho himself succeeded the
Rev DR. ~ Hobor Newton. New York.
whose orthodox views caused scandal
in the Episcopal church Tor yoars
The Rev Dr. Mcconnell often has
been q deputy 20 the general convon.
ton. uut be- will not bc hereafter. not
because of his Views bat because tho
honor is held boy others in New York
His new book is analytical t0 the last
degree IN % Dee appears to deny the
divinity uf Christ. the virgin birth.
and 90 go quite as far as Canon Hen.
son "a Westminster has recently done
Nobody imhe.nes there viii be any
trial for hercsy. because the time has
passed when religious bodies regard
such trials as means tO an end tO here
tics nr Mcdonnell would have been
bishop OF Long Island had he held
less advanced views Measures against
hlm viii bo confined to Keeping him
out of official positions in the church
Episcupaliaus regret the publication oi
hts yiCws az this time, fearing prccl
pltntlon of controversies now raging in
England There are some signs u
the air.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

today than ever before ls chat not tne
true tc.t' Cures others, uhg unt you'
AN INVITATIONS co. N,rrp.s METHOD
of restoring waste of iie.ue and impo,ur-
ishmgut ul the Iiool Hul nervous force
is used when YOU tlke au alternative tN.
tract ui l.fHa and roots, without tbr u..
u' alcohol. lI.e Dr. Pierce Golden Nri-
icl Discover. This vegetable WrIi.iU.
cotNrs the du".'.te function. and h.'r.
boz tUc assimilation of tuod. or rather
takes from One fool just che uutumJnt
the blood requires
Along with Dos u.r one should tli.
exercise Boo the outdoor H-. arf 900 ONE
can of CnI'r .Hu' .ut and .HI Tr
iIcc uHl breathing cyUr .s rH.h Utr.
This Medical Discover" gives uU li'-.
stimulation, because 10 docs uut contain
alcohol ur a narcotic. ID helps digestion
aud the assimilation of such elements 900
the food as are required ior the bluol
Instead Of "a cod liver Oh, against which
the already sensitive Fi.WUch will de-.
clare open rebellion, this tonic has "a
p1ciiyiug action upon the sensitive
/ stomach and gives 20 the blood the food
| elements the tissues require. II main.
/ tains ones nutrition 10y enabling him tu
| eat. retain. digest aud assimilatc nutri.
/ tious food. u overcomcs gastric irrita.
I bility and symptoms OF indigestion, and
in this way, fever, night.swcats, head,
aches, etc, are done away with.
No matter how powerful the intellect
or the resources Of intellectual power u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
pGNNsYLvANlA MILLloNAIREs-
VIII Give e. Psso Pure Water Fror
Dcminu.

VIII oivs 60 paso Pure Water From
oeminB.
Mcssrs Allen O. Kennedy aud = s.
Delpmntor Of the Numbers River Wa
Ter company. whose articles 81 incor
porg lion were nlod With The secretary
q. the territory uu june 8. aud are
published elsewhere u today'a Cit.
zen. ere registered az iho Alyarado
Mr Kennedy lhls morning made tho
following statomon, tu O. representa-.
tive of The CitlzDn.
The Mimbroa River water com
pany has been incorporated with a
capital of $1,000 900 for the purpose ut
furnishing the city Of 90 raso "a puro
and abundant supply OF water procur
ed from the Mimbres river near Dom
lug. aud from thence pipod. with q
natural ersylty mll lD The city
"Tho officers of thc company are
Geo ~ p,Iamator. Of pittaburE prest
dent. Allan "a Kennedy of Santa Fo.
vice president anu general manager
aud Jas nulamalor secretary and
treasurer
we propose Coo place iu El paa0
within one year from beginning Df con
structlun. tive million gallons uf Dem
. ing water por day. and should that sup
ply prove inadequate in the future
We are lu q position st amy timo tu in
crease the same up l1 sunciout water
/ Tor acIty of two hundred thousand in
/ hahtauts
Tho syndicate underwriting the
stock OF the company arc PonnBylga
MIA capitalists and are represented in
tho management of the company Boy
Senator Delamator While this is
their first venture iuto the New Mox
lean field OF investment ,ho und0ubt
"a satisfactory returns from the same
viii doubtless encourage them 20 make
further investments in this vicln
ity. Albuquerque cullen.
Demlna VIII Kick,
Yes 40 doubt the above sounds
very nice to Mossrs Kennedy. Delta
mater ot al Rut when they commence
ac:ivc work on thia scheme they will
find that thCro are others Who pro
| pose 40 have something tu say about
This matter
] n the gentlemen suppose Tor mo-
meut that tho people OF Luna county
| will s.t idly hy aud sec them take
such a volume of Water from under
meath thls section. thereby causing
every well west OF their plant to du
| up thoy don't know tho residents @
u Demlng and Lana county No such
/ volume Of water as So guaranteed 10
the above ntorClDw can ho had. am
|if o. could. not a well for twenty-five
miles west of me proposed plant woul
, have "a drop ui water iu 10 after 6i
weeks pumping by the Mimbtos waite
company TO be plain gentlemen 80
win find that the Elephant Butte dar
scheme and lta accompanying law suit
won't compare with what you are rur
ming up against whom sou attempt th
scheme you are now attempting Z
, iolsf onto eastern capitalists 10 Oh
tune 0f 81 600 600 Otmlng Headlight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

NJ and Mrs. Charles sploss acted as
witnesses Tho wedding dinner was
served az the Castoneda. Mrs. Walker
is well known lu this city, whore she
has made her home since childhood
and has a large circle OF friends and
relatives throughout the territory
She is tho daughter of Judge Hubboll
former chief Justice of the territory
who served under LncoIuB FIRST al
mIuisiration.
Mr. Walker ls a plano tuner wei
known 90 many Of Che people of IA.
Vegas. Vboro Doc had pursued hts pro
tpsaIou for several months past
lIo viii leave f0r Santa Do anl $3.50
bo Joined by Mrs Walker iu AInuquor
que Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

hibt at the Louisiana Purchase ox.
position.
Charles Masin lon for Nebraska.
whore he viii remain for consider
ablo loneth Of time
j. vs.. Alien. who d. ON extensive
property owrpr az white Signal. was
boz Silver City purchasing supplies
Mrs. A. n Laird arrived from Ios.
Angeles. where she has been for over
% year Mrs Laird VIII remain .u su.
,of CITY now indefinitely
a ca,cIu occurred Zoo ODE Robert o..
Zee mino no Santa Rita 900 which two
Mexican minors vcrr painfully though
NOT seriously injured
Charles o. Lyons was u silver
city from bs ranch uu me ManguH
Mr. Lyons reports 'ho arrival of q sIrI
baby 1t Dob. homo 600 the 6th iuat AMI
d. tbc typical proud uthor
Louis Cbumr.o was n town from
che NIddb GHn 49, Champ.o ro.
ports hat 'r.rH Nr.r been two good
. rIsae Boo t.. GHb rtrl fbIn tHg past
couple of V...s. auI fhaI tho nrmrr
have plenty uf water Cor irrigation iu
this section
s. o. lm... n'uu.y'at law. ba.
been confined .H HIa bed H. ..H adde's
hospital mr several days vrh o. very
severe attack uf pneumonia llo iH ro.
coIvIuH excellent care from uur end
doctur and 30 BE- hoped tbat ho VIII
soon bo ,uuyaloacpnf
Nra Mary o. uoIi Ioft ur lOa
Angelic. Calf. where abo expects Geo
/ make hDr future home Mrs uald hos
| boon roaldput of silver city Tor "a
number of years and will bo greatly
missed boy her many friends. hy whom
| She la highly esteemed
Telephone connection has been
made with the % %. b. ranch hond
quarters a toll charge of 5o cents
viii bo made fur o. connection with
thia limo ~ Ia expected to have thD
line completed to UPPER ella hot
springs within the nryt tive days
William Mann. au OIl timo resident
off pIuos Altos. booze now "a resident Ii
Culav county n tbo northern part
of the territory is lu the city renew
mr acquaintance Mr Mann cam,
to tho territory 90 years ago. was
uuo of che FIRST settlers at Prescott
Arizona. and was in rInos Alton 90
1859. during tho gold excitement 30,
lg fluent taltcr. and tells many in
tcrcsuug "reminiscences ~ the oarIl
days On New Mexico and Arizona.
otto Mctzrar and Willie TAFT w.,
BRIGHT and cutorprlsIng youngsters
with an overwhelming desire 20 so'
how tho country ont sldo Of silyol
city looks. loft quietly on Journey
tho ultimate destination Of which q
ST. Louis and the Worlds fair The
last seen OF the boys they were 20
Rncon and faring reasonably we'll
but before they rot through with q
they will find that tho NE ~ a hon
70 car tourist is not an that % o. cracko,
up 90 be-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
CASES SETTLED
judge Frank W. Parker Disposed Of
Three Cases In one Day az silver
City Last Week.

City Last Week.
Judge Parker at silver city last
week disposed of three cases ON the
same day. The FIRST was that of VIII
liam a. Henry versus tbo Johnny
Bull Copper Mining company invuly.
Ink the question of the title 90 the
johnny Bull mine uoar Stein Pass,
Grant county The suit was dismissed
owing to a compromise arranged be-
tween the parties Of the suit before
thc case came ON for trial, whereby
rbo utlc vests in the plaintiff and mis-
associate. General Dodge of New
YorI. iu the second suit, that of tho
Lyons and Campbell Ranch and Cat.
tlo company against Jesse Harris. ap.
plying for q permanent injunction
against the use of water iu a certain
ditch by tho defendant. said lnlunc.
tjuu was made perpetual The Dc.
murror Go the complaint was oycrrul.
ed 200 tho ease of Jonas pownos a
Company versus W. G. Chandler
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
COO WORK
Done DAILY N Albuquerque. Many
CltHona Tell o. a.

Done Daily % Albuquerque Many
Cltzena Tell Of a.
Nearly every reader has heard 81
D1ana Kidney PIX. Their good Work
In Albuquerque atili continues, ana
our citizens are constantly adding on.
dorsemont b. public testimony No
better proof o. merit can BE- had than
tho experience of friends ana neigh
l0rs Read thls case
Mra NJ. J. Butler tM Butler
night Waterman in the Santa 70
FhopaJ residence an East street,
saws. When ! went % llo Alyarado
pharmacy for Deans kidney Pills
haA an attack OF backacho 10 vas
only one OF many which had annoyed
me for two or three yeara ~ hrtt
they were mild and expected hey
would leave just aa myaior.oualy -
they came but with the passing 81
time tho attacks we're more frequent
and ot longer ouratiou. used three
boxes o. D0ans Kidney Pills ana Was
rewarded with on entire cessation OF
the aching. Up 20 date. and q Ia con
IaIdorably over air months since ! STOP
pea the treati .eDt there has not been
I a Sign % any recurrence
FOR sale by an dealers Price ~
centa Milburn Co. hunalo
liz. ". sola agents Tor the United
States
Romember tho name Duan q and
take no subatitut-. -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
SUED by HIs Doctor

"a doctor here has sued me for
$3.50. which claimed was excessive
Tor case of cholera morbus." says
r. White. OF Coacholla. Cal AT the
trial he praised his M, llcal skin and
medicine. ! asked him 10 Il was not
Chnmborlalu'a Collie. Cholera and
Dlarrohca Remedy he used. as I had
good reason 10 believe Il was, and be
would not say under oath that Il was
not" No doctor could use better
remedy than this IN a case OF cholera
morbus: 70 never fails. Sold by all
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
JUMP m FRONT or ENGINES.
FrerEied Women Try 20 Stop Train
With Their Bodies.

Frensied Women Try 10 Stop Trains
with Their Bodies.
News has been received iu Denver
that the rpyorsos suffered by the Rus.
sian army have cast terror into the
hearts Of Russian women. particular
ly those % the peasant class, who rc.
gard the Japanese as demons Illus
bands who are torn away from thoir
families against their viii are follow.
ed to the trains Boy their waiting wives
and onspr'ngs, says the Denver Post
Tho women Ia numerous instances
throw themselves In front of trains in
the hope that the trains Will not pro.
coed.
For to them n appears that their
husbands are going 20 certain death.
to be- buried ga an unknown land,
r. Rronstiue OF 1900 Iarlmcr street.
received a communication Som Khar.
koh. Russia, today, telling Of a hor.
riblo series OF tragedies in that place.
The writer declares that the ear o.
losing hopo-his subjects are over.
come boy fright Tho number Of men
who do not want 10 face tho Japanese
is getting larger every day, and % ia
not unlikely that a combined effort
viii be made boy soldiers and civilians
alike TO disobCy orders to pro2ecd "a
the front Should this condition OF
Affairs continue. parts of the empire
it Us believed, VIII bee thrown into a
state OF civil war tho crazod peas
ants against the muluks.
Following ga an extract from the
statement OF Mr. Bronstlno's cores
pendent;
Women Were Frantic.
"rhe wives ot the soldiers and
other women who came Co the depot
Go bid them goodbye cried 20 heaven
and held on 10 the uniforms OF IN,
soldiers and appealed TO them not "a
go
THE soldiers who came from other
parts OF the province to geo ON the
same train forced tho home men q,
board the train and get ready Co leave
They onforcod this order boy pointing
their guns at them and threatening
90 shoot
"On seeing this and on hearing tho
order the women threw thomsolyo,
upon the track in front OF the ongin,
and loudly proclaimed that the train
could only move on by passing over
their dead bodies, They were drives
back sixteen times and whenever th'
train was about TO start they repeated
their act. Al last the commander
gave the order 20 move thinking thai
they would be ropulsod ON hearing the
order The order was promptly obey
cd. and the train moved on, passing
over the bodies OF the women A great
many OF the women were killed anC
scores were wounded So badly thai
they viii be- crippled for lIloa
1.-THE depot represented scene
similar 10 a slaughter house. running
with blood and strown with the bones
ana torn limbs Of those who wor,
killed"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

Or. Mcconnelra Visws.-Tho attack
on the Rev. Dr. s. D. Mcconnell OF
New York. because Of uttorancos IN
his latest book, Christ" are ropctl.
tlohs Of attacks that have been made
upon him for twenty years, While rec
tor OF ST. stephens church, Phladol.
phit, his opponents charged him open.
ly with disbelief Of the Apostles creed.
which he rocitod twice each Sunday
Go public CuHously the man who has
succeeded him in historic st. steph.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

Living no nm out OF the way place,
remote from civilization. family ls
often driven 90 desperation 10 case 0f
accident resulting in Burns, cuts.
Wounds Ulcers. oic. Lay In a supply
" Hucblon's Arnlca salvo. IT'S tho
bCst ON earth. Csc. at an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

Preb5yterians al Panama -fresny'
torians are going 90 enter Panama
A political straw o. he fact that they
select their home and not their for
oign organization 90 lead, indicating
that they regard Panama as practical
ly homo territory. This same body
decided. as lts assembly just held in
Buffalo. 20 enlarge and continue its
ovangellstic work The enlargement
decided upon was along the develop.
mont Of the pastor into an evangelist,
ana the encouragement Of the scheme
Of hiring the professional evangeliata
TIE Rev pr Chapman viii continue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

Protestanto In cuba.--Enorts Of
Bapusts In western Cuba. anG ospo.
cialIy in llanaya have known trou.
hlous times Tor many years Sup.
port has been had from noptists Of
the south, and the trouble has been
the double dealing of the Spaniards,
who have professyd christian loyalty,
and are charged with being something
quite different Assisted by Bnptists
Of the north. a general effort is now 20
bo made. both IN cuba and Porto Rico
Fully a dozen new men will Doe sent
out 40 once. and b Is the purpose "a
erect az least four new churches ON
each island during the year. Besides
two new schools will be- established 100
Porto Rico. and three in Cuba, and
half a dozen new felds win be- ten.
tatVely occupied Tho Rev Dr. n. J..
Morohousc who has just passed DIS
twenty year iu the service of
Baptist missions, and who received an
ovation 40 the anniversaries just held
lu Cleveland. returned from Porto Rico
and Cuba ia April and reports extra
ordinary progress throughout both
islands OF Protestant propaganda Of a.
most an kinds. Especially has Bap
tlst progress been marked IN eastern
Cuba. where strong churches are al
ready established. IN Porto Rico. &C
cordIug To- Or. Moorehousc, Baptist
places OF worship are unable 10 hold
the people who wish tn attend them
and there ls universal demand for I'm .
Iish instruction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

% IS Van slych. fbo live stock agent
Of the Santa Fc at % pnso. came ln
from the south this morning aud viii
leave tonight for loB Angeles. who're
Mrs Van sIyck has been visiting the
past few weeks Both will return to
on paso boa % short time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
WALKER sHiRK.

Popular Las Vegas Folks Are Joined
In Marriage.
The marriage OF Mr. r. ~ Walker
10 Mrs. Josie @ shlrk was solomnlEed
Al high noon Saturday. Father II. q.
Pouget omolated at the ceremony,
which was performed at bis residence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

Draining" lauguuf. de-.
precision and blue feelings, 40 due to "a
drranged stomach or dyspepsia o..
w1v Of example take the case OF th.
Assistant Treasurer at she Catholic For.
cs'crs 20 Quebec, Mr. Louis Pare, who
wstrss
For years after my health began Co
ail, my head grew dizzy eyes piiurI
me, and my stomach was sore 900 the
time, while everything ! would est
would seem to Doe heavy like lead on mv
stomach The doctors claimed thlt BE-
wls sympathetic trouble due 90 dyspcp-
.,, and prescribed lor me. and although
I took thcif powders regularly yet I iclt
300 better My wife advised me 90 try
Do. piercc's Golden Medical Discover, -
aud stop taking the doctors medicine.
She bought me q bottle and wc soon
found that ! began Co improve, 800 kept
UP the treatment. ! took on ncsh, my
stomach became normal. the digestive
organs worked perfectly and / soon be-.
gan 90 look like q different person
can never cease 90 De grateful Tor Nhai
your medicine has done for me aud /
certainly give Il highes, praise
. Tor over q third OF n century Doctor
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery ha,
sold more largely than any other blood
purifier or stomach tonic. Bigger sale,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

Miss Helen oould's Work. Mr. VIII
liam 81 Miller who has the conf
donco of Miss Helen Gould as has no
other missionary secretary or Christ.
Ian association man, has gone 10 the
Philippines 20 study conditions with
view Of extending city Young Mems
Christian association work Ia Manila.
and also in establishing work among
the Japanese lu Manila he win act
for the city association, bat Ia Japan
ne will n the authorities permit, con.
fine himself 20 instruction Of The Jap.
hnese IN American relief methods Tie
takes with him three association sec
retaries. whom he win place at yari'
Gus points. ln his nrofeerH ui instruc'
ton to the Japs be- has % Is said.
the encouragement Of Miss Gould u
was Mr.. Miller who, acting in con
junction with Dwight l.. Moody and
supported ln part by Miss Gould, IN
augurated the army and navy depart.
ment of the association in southern
army camps and ln Cuba and the Phil.
ipplnes during our slight brush with
Spain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
SILVER CITY.

From the independent.
Mrs. u. A. owen hyit Tor SO Louis
90 Join her husband WHO is in charge
Of tho New Mexico educational GA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
- Ihrobblnn Lleadaehs

Would quickly leave you. % you used
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their match
less merit nor Sick and Nervous Head
aches They make pure blood and
build up your health. Only 20 cents
money back II not cured Sold by ell
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

The gloomy and rainy weather Of
last week caused an alarming Increase
In tho number of suicides and muir
ders IN Greater New York From Ave
20 twelve suicides and sudden deaths
from violence or mysterious causes
were reported every day, record
watch 10 almost unprecedented 10 me
history OF the city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

Nose Bleed very simple lnd
easy method Tor controlling nose bleed
that may prove valuable tu many per-
SONS living boo me country where
physician Or not procured aH easily as
Boo the cities. Is fu take piece Df nt
bacon. two aud onchulf inches 100
length. aud OF SUFFICIENT size. crt iu
the proper shape aud al large as can
be easily forced Into the nostril Press
into tho bleeding noatrIl and iot t
rrmaIu several hours 20 controls the
h.murrhaEo and BE- not uncomfortable.
Dyssntery This is simply hH .n.
Examination ot tha lower bowel char
Hctor lod by excavations 0f blood and
mucous. dlarrhonl stools. ETC. end may
ne acute or become chronic. tduIt
msles are usually tlc ones aaaCkod
Changes lu temperature. bad hygIenic
conditions. are generally mo sources
&C ufoJt on toTothur with dTJting
walrr Co., wi'Ch doc1mr 0acd vegetable
tnnttor has been thrown THO patient
spodll take daily doses OF castor OH
an uuhCU 20 the uuHr ana mlh'l WIN
Do Fifteen drops ~ deodor'zed i.eture
Uf opium. Rochelle salts is also good,
given every hour lr onchalf ounce
doses. This treatment should uut Dee
continued too long perhaps two co.
four days Diet is most Important
e. viii Dee noticed 90 cases of chronic
dysentry that much uudlgcstei food
win bee found iu tho stools. therefore
IL will Doe readily seen that o. airiof
dict ls necessary The intestinal tract
IS lrritajed aud ll Is necessary '1 give
ls as little work as possible aud a'
tho same time t0 kop nap the rnural
strength 20 tho patient use boiled
milk. milk toast and raw eggs in mod.
Grafton Pain ln the abdomen may Do
relieved By o. hot water bag or a fa1
seed pJuitire
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

g. q. Maynard. watch inspector Tor
the santa De-. is Zoo Gallup ou one oi
hs periodical Omral trIps
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

New York
News Letter
. 2 . = = = = = y = y y /

Now York. June 49, Probably thc
MOST interesting feature of the recent
sIump Boo thc cotton market was the
rc that o. was Indirectly due 90 "a
woman % must not ho suspected
lurryur 'Hat some spocu'atur lu love
with o. fair maiden upset the market
fo show hls horolsm and win his lady
love or Go take revenge upon a more
favored rival There was absolutely
uo romance iu g. The trouble was
due Jo Miss Katherine Giles @ clever
and thoroughly practical business wa.
man. who would never dream of any.
think more romotic than corner Boz
cotton Some time ago Miss Giles
conceived thy idea of establishing o.
bureau of cotton statistics and f1 sell
her Information tD those who were
willing to nay for b. She began an
extensive correspondence with plant
Crs. officials and others lu the cotton
districts of th.s country and thus oh.
tanned reliable Information concerning
the conditions oft The cotton crop. tho
area planted. etc. an pli"is of great
value Bon determining the price of cot
ton She secured number of Gus
toners who regularly received her rr
ports and paid for them literally
when hor reports showed that the con
dltion of thp crop at this time ls un
u.unIiy HprH and tho urYu nlnufYI bod
cotton syyen per cent larger than
last year 70 became evident that thor,
was nothing 90 support the high cot
ton prices, and the bears among Diet
customers began t1 batter down 100,
prices