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rees for Rrsealna AIways h pemana

The deer. whether IN his nativ,
state or in Enclosures, seems 20 pro
duoe more males than females In thel
fomilies. 80 much SO that while buck,
may be bought almost anywhere iron
preserves. the does for breeding pur
poses are always In demand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-07

Not as many people pass py your house
ads. IN this paper in a day So, which
shall it bs-placard or ITO Lett adFer-
tisementF
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Groves
ngchmTonIc

eliminating Strengthening Chill Tonic
The effect Of the ingredients in Groves Tasteess Chill
Tonic appeals to every mind-the QuiniEe drives out,
Malaria and the iron Builds up the System.
Sold by all dealers Tor 27 years. Price SO cents.
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PERSONAL
Mention,

RB9eeFa99G,f faBBBaa aea9H&
2. II. Cooke Is in the city from Thorn
as today.
Claude Baker is here today rom Pom
ca city.
Mrs w o cromicy was mere from
Enid today.
C. b. Carter is here from Oklahoma
city today.
o. L. Beeks, Of Tulsa, IS here today
on business.
Mrs Fay owen was here from Arl,ln.
sas city today
J. A. Eggles on was in the city FROM
Kngdsher today.
james f. Ginsson, Of Wichita. IS here
today on business
w. A. Heathheld. Of Afulhon Is here
today on business
District CLERK y. f. sissou is in the
\ city from Anodarko.
IT, F. zimke came over from coyle
tnis morning ON business.
John y. Bamer came over from New
kirk on business this morning
Benz. r. Bcrrey IS reported seriousl,
IN at his home in East Guthrie.
n j. Cheneworth. Of El Paso. Texas
is in the city today on business.
Miss Millie Meyer has returned from &
visit WITH friends at Arkansas city.
Mrs c NJ. Jacisman and two daughter.
were in the city today from lei Reno.
charles j. Wheeler. Of 'Atchison. ISas
is in The city Tor day OF TWO on buai-
ness.
Mrs F r Buck has returned from i
three months rp spert in iowa arc
Colorado.
Lawyer C. b. Ames, OF OIlahoma city
has been in town several days, attend
ing supreme court.
lack DeMottc. of Wichita. and George
Fahbrother, Of oklahoma city. are vis'
itIug Guthrie friends
MI ana Mrs j. $. shcarer won't &,
Pawneo 20 attend n Modern Woodmer
log rolling this evening,
Mrs Mamie curtis went TO Perry thi,
morning where she win speak this ev
ening at Temperance rally.
c r. Welcher, a prominent citizen o
Union CITY. was here yesterday on bust.
ness with the territorial officials.
Charles olson a banker at Coyle. wa,
here today on business with Garner &
olds. the hutsllng real estate osents.
ll'ayer' son oi Mr ana Mfs' Willah
CRIMES Vert - kint'is'fr toi"N wnef'
he WIN attend s'Ho'i TINS ie'l ana winter
Walt Wilson. of Meridian. was in the
city i"st evening enfople nome ifom Gar
ne'd county "nere ne haa been c'ile'
ny the oei'th oi ms oiother-in-laW
Attorney y T. Johnson went TO Guth.
pie Yesterday 90 meet Mrs. Johnson, who
has returned nom spending the SUM
mer at Decatur Mlch.-Oklahoman
p'''S' MehfSNoi's ana u'Ish'er Featl
M''' in 'h' Guy loo'y nom A'ih"'ter
! "'y VIII go 10 Noilh'n h tho lhoihlhs
an" MISS fe"'l WIN att'na 'he university
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coNMlssloN.R FlanT sITELeo.
ooVernor Appoints ? a. Parkinson T.
Place in comanche County.

p A. Parkinson was appointed county
oommiss ioncr for toe central district Of
comapche county vcs'erlis evening hy
Governor Ferguson. vice j. E. n1ohe.
resigned Mr Dychc Tor business rea
/ ons, updered his rcsignatiou 10 the
governor during the early part Of Au-
gust spirited contest ensued among n
number of the citizens OF Comnche
county for The place which terminated
in the appointment Of MI Parkinson.
Alr Dyche was elected on he republican
ticket ard Was tie first republican ever
elected Do Comauche county M. Park
rnson is also republican. When "A
county Officer resigns his Office the vac
ciucS must be hned by someone Of tho
same political party
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Miss Claudia Hamilton has returned
from two weeks visit with friends at
Crescent city
Miss conca ODDS returned wcd1es-
dav afternoon from a pleasant visit with
friends near Orlando.
Miss MVno Hopkins. who has been
here from Edmold this week. the eucsr
OF Miss Gay Bronson returned TO her
home today.
Miss DoEa Dunkn spent several day=
IN the country this week, called home
on account Of the illness Of one OF THO
members Of hor family.
MIR samuel Wheeler from Michigan
and daughter, Mrs. Harvey olds. went
TO Oklahoma city this mofuina TO speud
several days with friends.
The Cambrldge club win resume hs
regular meetings the last Monday after
noon IN september The club viii iead
American literature uis fsn apd winter
Friends IN this city have received WORD
that Mrs cash NJ Cade who. while tmv-
cling With her husbaid thr ugh Canada
was taken il at Montreal with typhoi,
fever Is considerably lmprcvcd and viii
&c recovered EuGicier'ly m a,out twl
weeks TO return to her home i'm shawnee
Friday evening Miss Jennie Potel son
assisted 10y Miss clyde Reynolds win siv,
% piano recital at She home Of Miss lani,
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SOCIETY
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NeIie
4athcrine
Bunyan.


Twilight.
The day has come TO confession.
TO the sable browed priest called night
And whispers her sins through a lutte
OF wavcring shadow and lighD
The night heaves a sigh at ihv story
OF wrong. oppression and shame,
But sprlnkles the penitcnt Knceling,
And greats 1bsolution from blame.
And SOFTLY and family sighing.
Relieved Of her burden of care.
The day fails asleep while genuy
rhe night brcathes pityins prayer.
Chicago Chronicle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-07

MIss Floy Dawson, instructor in Eng
lish history ia the oklahoma City higi
school and her sister, Miss Anna. wcro
mere This morning enroute uom their
home AT saltwater 20 Oklahoma city.
Miss Anna has this SUMMER done tho
local reparing for the Daily Enterpriee
al Saltwater and will attend tae high
school in the cty this nil
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auafa Deserts Lunatle.

While looking for stragglers, just
as a Welsh regiment was about 20
sail from Cape Town Tor England, an
ofbcer found a private standing az
attention "a a shed What are you
doing hereY be Was asked Please
sir. was the reply. Il am lunatie
and ! am waiting for the corporais
guard lie was right; he was
lunatic and his guard had forgotten
bLm.
The Limit Of Human kno~lsdee.
There isn't anything IN the whols
wOrd that man knows as much
About as a woman knows about dress.
--Philadeiphip Record
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?. II cooke Is IN ihs eily from rhom-
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from two weeks visit with friends at
Crescent city
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07
White cree que no es possible la paz
Cu|e[mo vista 4 Eduardo vi
q fnhro onooro on MllnALo Nork
La fiebre amarillo en- Nueva York

New York, Agosto 7Te1egramas de Nueva Orleans
descben e panco immense que ha apodeado de toda
cudad ante los progresses de la epdema renante Monse
nor Chapelle, arzoblspo esta agudo
La hebre va tomando lncremento espantoso Las ne
goclacones mercanties competamente suspenddas Los
barcos no tocan el puerto. Tendas amacenes por
centenaes, cerran cada da Los duenos huyen haca
puntos eJanos Los medicos logran mpedr que la en-
ermedad avance, solo los barros ba JOS la po
blacon entera Las autodades despegan energia
brehumana E gobernador Ell alcade dan eemplo de-
valor toda prueba. Las brgadas santaas tenen
reposo. Sc piden enfermeros mGdcos la Habana a
Veracruz que esen amlarzados e v6mito negro La
sltuacl6n, muy critica
En- entrevista ceebrada hoy, el ministro Withe,
mosro pesmsta al tratar de
peranzas en- la paz Cree que possible que la guerra
concya porque su pals adme condolences desdorosas
como las que ntenta imponer e Jap6n Los eercitos
halan rente frente combate gigantesco aprox
ma en- Manchuria. Las conferencas empezaran mahana
martes. Todos los plenpotenciaros encuentran aqu
Los Japoneses guardian senco Los reporters han po
poddo veres, porque rehsan celebrar interviews la
prensa Solo declaration por la cua Sc de-
duce que e Mlkado drgea marcha de los acontecmenos
" que dicta 6rdenes desde Toxic envados
Rena ansedad exraordnara por los prmeros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07

acos de la conterenca Sc declare aver huega per-
sonal de los ferrocarries de Russia
Gables de Berlin anuncian que e Kaiser saldra de un
momento otro de Frankfort para r busca del rey
Eduardo VII celebrar entrevsta. Sc hacen
tarios oda Europa sobre vae e consldera
mo lndco de paz Parece que e prop6So de CUTLER
mo II consiste arrego de las dfeencias apo
nesas, que resute anonadamlento de Rusla. Ell
emperador comprende las d6cutades de tarea sabe
que sin e auxo apoyo de Ingaterra fracasara
inciatvas Asi expca el Times la conjunction de los dos
aut6craas los acuerdos que necesaramene han de
der esa conf nuncion.
Acaban de ocurrr Nueva York tres de hebre
amarlla debldamente examnados diagnosticados. La
cudad que crea immune, sente movimento de estu
por Las dcscrpcones ledas avdez Sc teme que
obsante dponere de enomemente superores
la epdema apodere de la cudad imperial produzca gran
des estragos Los tres eron aslados sin demora al
guna III comerco procura que no Sc extenda e panco
que puerto oclamente, mplo Sc cree que
un de v6mito negro Nueva York ocasonara los
negoclos perddas ncacuabes determinara verdaderas
catastroes El board de sandad pubica procama d
cendo que Nueva York deendera vctorosamene como
ha defenddo hasta hoy que la epdema entrara en-
la isla de Manhattan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07
NOTAS De PONCE
Un incendio. -Sobre ley de
Condados. Fernando Ca
racena, ,-Buen estudiante
VIDA LlTERARIA
Nueva central azucarera. :
Emprestito por un fuerte
capitalista ponceno.

Ag0sto o. Esta madrugada, la
una y media, Sc declar6 un incendio
en- una casa propiedad de don Manue,
Hedilla, situada en- la Gale de la vi
LA. Cuando llegaron los bomberos
al toque de las tornetas del Cuerpo,
la casa estaba casi destruida por ell
fuego. En- aquel instante comenzaba
arder a casa contigua, pertent cien-
te a don Jaime Cotal, y los bomberos
lograron sofocar ell incendio en- ella,
no sin que Sc quemase en- parte.
La casa quemada del sen n He
dilla estaba asegurada en- mil dollars.
Hedilla fue detenido y pue to en- liber-
tad POGO despues, mediante fianza que
prestaron los sef1ores Lomo Pie.
razzi
DDS casas asegura1as Sc han
quemado en- Ponce 1ltlmamente: Ia del
senior Preston en- Julio lltimo. y la
del senior Hedilla ahora.
Ha caido NAL en- esta eiudad la
noticia de que Sc pretende esta blecer
en- Ia ley de Condados ell precedente de
que sean las inspectores los que hsgan
al DeGarts mento las propuestas de
profesores, arrebatsndose esa facultad
las Juntas Escoares. Sc dice que
ESQ Seria centraltzador.
Ell guardia Nicolau detuvo de
nuncij hoy q Luis Candelario, por
hurto dc un cerdo.
Sc halla hoy en- Ponce ell senior
don Fernando Csracena, representante
de la casa xThe Liberty Machine &
C?,, de New York.
Maestro distinguido amigo el
Licer don jose J. Belaval, ha
recibido Ia grata noticia de su hijo ell
inteligente ioven don Jose Bslaval,
que estudis para medico en- New York,
hs alcar zado brillantes notas en- sus
recientes examenes de Medicina. Ell
joven Belaval honra a su pats en- Ia 9
aulas del colegio en- que estudia.
Ell transformiata La Presa &c
halla enfermo en- el hotel Melia, cor
anginas cstarrales.
En- la pr6xima semana circulars
el n1mero literario dc EI Eco, anun.
Contin,ta en- Ia pdgina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07
COM|TE De La HvElGA
Sc reune aver tarde y adopta
las resoluciones de la Asam-
blea de comerclantes.
BUENA ACTITUD
Sc toman acuerdos lmportan-
tes y Sc fla el tipo de 20 y
35cts. la hora de trabalo

Embellishments despues de la
asamb.ea de comerci az tes, de cuyos
particulares damos cuenta en- otro lu-
guar, Sc reuni6 ell comite de la huelga
para tratar de las resoluciones adop-
tadas por aquella.
Preside ell senior Villafa1a
Ell senior lglesias hizo algunas con-
sideraciones sobre la hltlga. Aeon
seja & los braceros ALI reunidos sdop.
ten la resolution de dicha asamblea,
conceptuAndola como un medic saliva
dor y benefcioso para los trabaj jado-
res de los niue les.
Tras el senior Iglesias hahlaron
los seflores Sanchez, Storer, Qli1o-
nsz, Quijano y otros, eucomiando la
buena actItud del comercio.
Entra en- el salon la comisi6n nom-
brada por la asamblea de comerclan-
tes. Ell senior Larroca lee sus resolu-
clones y SO acuerda que las ocho de
10 noche Sc elnan en- aquel mismo 81
ito Ia comisi6n del Comercio y la que
designe el comite de la huelga, para
llegar un defnitivo rcuerdo.
Los brsceros acuerlan dirgir la
siguients resoluci6n la comisi6n del
Comercio:
San Juan P. r. Agosto ! de 1905.
A los sehores representatives de Ia
Asamblea de Comerciantes.
San Juan P. r.
Ssfiores: Atendiendo q vuestra
favorable Intervention en- 10 hue'ga
psudiente en- los muelles de San Juan,
y habiendo escuchado vuestro infor-
me, nuestra Asamblea declara:
10 La Asamblea de huelguistas
acepta 10 Intervention del Ccmsrcio
rsunido y sus decisiones, baio la con-
dicional sdplica do obtener de las ca
sas de comercio consignatarlos que
sctualmente pagan los tipos de sala-
rio de 20 y 35 csntayos por hora Or
dinaria y extraordinaria, no rebsien
en- NADIA el sslario.
% Fl Comite Ejecutivo de la huel-
ga declara On absolute libertad q sus
representatives para retornar al ira
baio de los muelles de Ia N. Y. and
(Comtim,4a en- Ia pdgina 4al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07

actos de la conferenca Sc declare aver huega per-
sonal de los ferrocarrles de Russia
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-30
GIMME BACK THE DEAD
AND DEAR OLD DAYS
BY Frank l. Stanton

Gimme back the dear old days-ali the boys in line
Boy stood on the burnin' deck an "Bingen on the
Rhine!'
" Twas midnight; in his guarded tent, we spoke it high
and low,
While Mary trotted out that lamb, whose fleece was
white as snow
Gimme back the dear old days that Mem'ry loves to
keep,
With, pilot, It's a fearful night-theres danger on the
deep!"
The old-time awkward jestures-the jerk, meant for a
bow
We said that "Curfew should not ring" but, Lord! it's
,. -zsyrTgFyvEgNsss.SraSszR1sa
Gimme back the dear Old days-the pathway through the
dels
To the school house in the blossoms; the sound of far
off bells
crost the meadows; the song of the bird an
brook;
old time dictionary, an the blue back spellin'
book!
Gone, like a dream, foreyer!-A city's hid the place
Where stood the old log school house; an no familiar
face
Is smilin' there in welcome neneath a mornin' sky
There's a bridge acrost the river; an we've crossed, an
said "Good-bye!"
A Mothers Lullaby,
Beat upon mine, little heart! beat, beat!
Beat upon mine! you are mine, my sweet!
All mine from your pretty blue eyes to your feet,
My sweet.
Sleep, little blossom, my honey, my bliss!
For | give you this, and l give you this!
And l blind your pretty blue eyes with a kiss!
Sleep!
Father and mother will watch you grow.
And gather the roses wherever they blow,
And find the white heather wherever you 80,
My sweet.
-Tennyson. "Romney's Remorse."
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-30
FAIP AT LAS q

The Northern New Mexico fair, to be held at Las We.
gas almost Immediately after the Territorial fair closes
at this place, has every prospect Of complete success. It
has been well advanced, it is planned along advanced
and liberal lines, the community is a unit in its support
it is being pushed with vigor and intelligence and deter.
mination, and it will meet a want which has long been
felt by that part Of the territory Of which Las Vegas, by
location and Importance. is the u%ndisputed metropolis.
As has been well said. the Meadow City is situate in
the central part of the most densely peopled section OF
New Mexico. Besides the 10000 inhabitants OF san MI
gueI county, an additional 100000 reside in the counties
Of Colfax, Mora, Taos, Rio Arriba, Santa Fe, Guadalupe,
Union and Quay. No doubt Bernaillo and Sandoval will
be well represented as will be Socorro and Valencia, not
to speak Of others less accessible.
For twelve OF more years Las Vegas had been talk
ing sporadically of holding a fair, and The Citizen doubts
not that when the first one shall have closed, the poo
pie of that fair city will be much like the old lady in
Kentucky who after long deliberation and many post
ponements. finally gave a mOlasses candy-pulhng. In
speaking of it afterwards she said that she and Sary
Jane licked the kettle till their fingers were sore, and
If they had known it was SO good they would have had
one several years before.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-30
THE MARKETS
STOCK MONEY E. METAL e. WOOL
Closing quotations Received by Levy
Bios, Correspondents for Logan
q Bryan. Barnett Building.

New York, Aug. Occurring the
session OF the exchange today stocks
ruled irregular, with a large volume
Of business. Traders were active on
he selling side on the theory that
general news from the peace confer
ence had been largely discounted. The
action of the market is disappoint-
ing and a further reaction would not
be surprising.
Wall street, however, continues to
take friendly to the railroad list, par.
ticularly the coal properties, headed
by the Fries, and on Steel and kindred
Issues.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-30
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Aug. 3O.-Cattle-Receipts
$4,000; market steady to 1Oc lower;
good to prime steers, $5.5006.4 40;
poor to medium, $4q5.25; stockers
and feeders, $2.25@4.50; cows, 1920
@4.50; beifers, s2.25@5; Gamers,
Sl.25@4.50; bulls, $2Q4.5O; calves, 81
Q7.6O; Texas fed steers, $3.50@4.40;
western steers, $3.40@4.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; market was
steady; good to choice weathers, $5.25
@5.5O; fair to choice mixed, $4.75@
80; western sheep, $5@5.40; native
lambs, S5.50Q7.60; western sheep,
s697.75.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-30

Senyor Gomez. who wants to be the president OF
Cuba in the place of President Palma, is making very
much of an ass of himself. HI is making threats which
admit of but one Interpretation, which is that in case OF
his defeat in the election of December 81, he may raise
a revolt. This is the usual course in many Of the Latin
American countries, and before the days of Dias was the
usual course in Mexico; but it will never be the case
in Cuba, for the Plat amendment, embodied in the GU
ban constitution. distinctly sets forth that the govern
men of Cuba consents that the United States may eXer-
else the right to intervene for the preservation of Cuban
independence, the maintenance of a government ade-
auate for protection of life, property and individual lib
erty, and for discharging the obligations with respect to
Cuba imposed by the treaty of Paris on the United
States, now TO be assumed and undertaken by the gov
eminent of Cuba" Should Senyor Gomez attempt a rev
olution or disturbance of any kind other than the blow.
ing of his own hot air, Uncle Sam would set down on
him so quickly and effectually as to make him think he
had been struck by an earthquake.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-30

The Estancia News publishes rates 10 the Torrance
county fair, but they seem to be confined to the line OF
the Santa Fe Central It had been well, II possible, for
tn management to get rates from Albuquerque over
the Santa Fe and Central combined, for doubtless many
would like TO attend from this city.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-30
THE ECLIPSE d

Some of the people of Albuquerque observed the sun
this morning at it's rising, looking through smoked glass,
and they declare that they saw a small impact OF the
moon on the suns outer rim. If this be true, then the
scientists who predicted the eclipse were mistakn. Speak
ing of it from the predictions made and published by
astronomers, the Kansas City Times said:
1.-The eclipse of next Wednesday will be total in
North America only from Manitoba through Labrador.
The sun will be partly obscured throughout the United
States east of Cheyenne, Wyo, and Austin, Texas. No
total eclipse will visit this country until 1918"
A line from Cheyenne, Wyo, to Austin, Texas, would
pass Albuquerque very far to the east, preventing abso-
lutely any sign of the eclipse in this city or section.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-30

1t is a general rule of daily newspapers to charge for
printing programs, resolutions, cards Of thanks and an
nouncemeuts Of all kinds of gatherings that are held for
profit, says the Roswell Record. The newspaper does
much free boosting for all kinds of business enterprises
as well as for social and religious organizations. The
Catholic Sisters SO fully appreciated this fact that they
did not even ask the newspapers of Roswell TO subscribe
TO the hospital fund.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-30

The other day in Minneapolis Ex-Governor \. o.
Murphy was interviewed and his magniloquent descrlp-
ton of Arizona began with the assertion, "a country
where bank failures are unknown" Commenting on this
the Oasis says: Rats! Governor. Where were you
when the International bank of Nogales closed its doors?
And haven't you heard of the failure of the Yuma bank?
And how about the Hartford bank at Phoenix? 1t is just
such fool breaks as that by prominent Arizonians which
have reduced to a minimum the reputation of our people
for yeracity."
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-30
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 30.-Cattle-
Receipts, $4,000; market steady; ma
tive steers, $4.25@6.1O; southern
steers, $2.6504.25; southern cows,
Sl.75Q3; native COWS and heifers.
Sl.75Q5; stockers and feeders, S2.656
4.10; bulls, s2.15@S.5O; calves, $40
5.75; western steers, $3.25@45O:
western COWS, $1.75@3.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market was
steady; muttons, $4.35G5.5O: lambs.
S5.75G7.25; range wethers, $4,000
$3.50; fed ewes, $3.5OQ475.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-30
CIosLnn stook QuotatIons-

New York, Aug. 3O.-ClOsing prices:
Atchison, sos; preferred, 1O5; New
York Central, 1924; Pennsylvania.
li5la; Southern Pacific, 67la; Union
Pacific, 13Sls; preferred, extra divi-
dend), SO; U. S. S, S7lai preferred,
lO5.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-30

New Mexico is following the path of manifest des-
tiny. A sanatorium is to be established two miles out OF
Silver City, consisting at first of Il an administration build
ing 5Sx64 feet and fifteen half open cottages, to contain
one patient each. Las Vegas, not content with the large
fraternal sanatorium, which will be the largest thing OF
the kind out doors, will have d tent city, established by
a company of local capitalists there. The tents will vary
from two to four rooms and will be furnished and rented
to health seekers who are now leaving the city because
the accommodations are all taken. A Denver firm has
the contracts to furnish the tents. The first twelve tents
will be ready by October l.
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81. Louis Wool,

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ket steady; territory and western me
dunn, 26Q Doc; fine medium, 22q25ci
fine, l7Ql7c,
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New York Money Market.

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silver, zoe.