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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Vaulx. (lho most eminent aeronaut IN
France. or indeed. In the world. have,
In their turn, planned an expedition
10 tho south pole, IN which will BE-
equally employed an the resources Of
modern locomotlon, including the hai-
loon. The count. however. who has
charge of the aorunautic part Of the
venture. will not depend on a special
designed airahln requiring results 20
FAR superior 90 what has hitherto been
obtained, but viii content himself
with the ordinary spherical balloon,
though % more than ordinary dimen-
aionB. Ills iutohtlun is 90 penetrate
the ice flows OF the south as FAR as
poaBlble. there 81 iahlish his base %
operations. aud thence advance IN
successive aerial bounds, by means OF
the balloon. quitting an attained point
only after having Installed a cache
OF provisions. Establishing 10 this
manner, a line Of retreat permitting
return without TOO many risks. Tho
essential points Of the project are atill
Ice consideration and % is not expect
"a that the enterprise can bo at
tempted before eighteen months at
the earliest
These are the two methods. dis
t,active OF the two expeditions. re-
spectivoly, ln the words OF the au-
thor OF these articles. A do Masfrand,
Let us wish them nn equal Hucccss,
and salute as they deserve these In
trepid and generous men who. dis
dninlnr priyatiuna. suffering and pos
aihle death. will geo us hope bring us
back the mysterious secrets 0f those
virgin aOliudos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
PRoMiNE WREsTLERs
CONTEND IN hartford.

Hartford Conn Feb 2G -- The
wrestling match between Madden and
O'COnncll will take place at the aud.
forum this evening and several hun
drcd athlots aud spOrismon from an
parts OF New England are here 90
witness the match Both men are
young and experienced wrostlers, and
are said in be Zoo tho very bes. ~
condition According 10 the articles
OF agreement Madden is 10 throw
OConuell twice iu one hour. and the
winner De- go got ouchalf 10 The gross
receipts Tho loser gets nothing. Al
though Madden has only recently BE-.
covered from severe illness. h's
chance are said So bo very good he
is considered the stronger of the two.
bat OConueil who is The wrestling
Instructor at Yale. has had more a..
pcrionce.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
PLENTY OF GOOD
WATER AT ESTANClA
DEEP WELL DEMONSTRATES SAT-.
tsFAcToRY SUPPLY or LIFE.
GIVING FLuiD-coNsrANT PRO-
oREss MADE.

IS. s. Rose, au attorney "a Estancia,
who iB also well known Boo newspaper
circles. spent tho other day in the
Capital City attending to business Of
The United States land Office Mt
Rose is a arm believer lu the future
Of the Sunshine Territory aud of the
l2taucla valley in partEularl Re-
gardlns This new farming district ne
said
III. b Hawkins. postmaster at rs
tRnCia. who owns a tract az land about
one mile south og that city. has drilled
d four,eonInch we'll Sc feet In depth
aud has Installed g pumping plant op
Grated with "a gasoline engine. Just q
few days ago. Mr. Hawkins made a
est OF this vol which 81 the only thor
0ugh test " the water supply n this
valley ever made with the exception
of the one made by the Santa pc Rail
way company 40 willard
THE pump was started unaer fall
pressure and for nearly an entire day.
drew out 100 gallons of water a min
ufe Al ars' the water IN the well was
lowered After % sank to che sixty.
loot level. however, an the pumping
NE engine Was able tu do could NOT
lower lt another inch Indeed il was
hard work for the engine 90 keep the
water stationary al go feet dopln.
"Thls test proves absolutely chat
there is an abundance of watcr IN this
valley and that II properly handled J
VIII suffice 10 irrigate every available
foot of land. SIR. Hawkins VIII place
hla land under irrigation this summer
"Tho frost has left the ground IN
/ iho Estancia valley and the farmers
are blowing Cor spring planting. They
/ fFpOu the soil ln excellent condition
ANA VIII have seed I'm the ground by
/ the middle 0f March There are many
I h0mtseebera arriving daily SlXtcef
I from Iowa and Missouri came to rs
JauCiu yesterday Tho hotels are al
ways FUN and more accommodation
are needed
Ralph a. Marble and Ralph Wolyer
ION have begun the construction q
/ several four room cottages Tor renta
I purposes Thcro D. a demand for sucl
| buildings and other are planning q
build soon During the winter there
was scarcity of building material bu
! this has 10 some extent hrcn overcome
by the starting OF q saw miil by p
Romero who is turning "a good suppl
of lumber daily.
Il was out in the country the otho
day AID was surprised TO notice ina
! the more hardy weeds were beginnlnl
10 spring up ON the sunny sides O.
banks. Spring is upon us Ia the va
lev and those who desire homestead
foF farming would de- well 10 hurry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
Sill YER ANNIVERSARY
OF GERMAN EMPEROR
Married Twenty Five Years TOday.-.Why Elaborate
Program Was Changed TO Family Affair
Presents We're Very Numerous.
FULL DESCRIPTION OF AMERICAN PUNCH BOWL

handsomest gifts came from the Krle-
ger Vorband Of America. an organiza-
ton Of FORMER German soldiers, nov
living ln the United States. The glft
consists % a punch bowl mounted on
@ base and executed from designs BY
Mt Alfred Lena. q New York sculp-
tor m the workshop Of the Maugor
Manufacturing company IN New York
II cry part ~ the bowl and base la
M .dc OF American materials, gold,
silver. bronze. Stone and historic wood
from an parts OF the United States.
The punch howl rests upon a pedes-
col. which raises a four and one-half
feet from the floor Il has q circular
base Of matched woods Of historic
value contributed from every state
and territory. Upon this n q circular
stylohate uf silver fashioned Il, imita-
tion Of hown rock and covered with
AzteC hioroglyphica Of peace treaty
symbols. Similarly decorated orna-
menta environ the three corners Of a
concave faced triangular base Of
veined onyx. az the upper corners Of
which are bronze buffalo heads Upon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

this base rises a triangular shaft Of
Mexican onyx. 90 The angles of which
stan6 tlroe Indians of primitive type
with proncred peace pipes, their moe
casiucd feet upon the buffalo heads
ANA leaning against slender columns
composed OF bound spears OF silver
AMI bronze.
The capital of this shaft Is a highly
ornate arrangement Of Indian treas
urgB, necklaces of gold. silver. bronze
and ivory, eagles and bears claws.
ok bone breast ornaments. sun god
Shields ctc Growing the capital
is circular slab of mnBtodon OF
Arctic prehistoric ivory upon which
rests The base of the bowl which is
large and simple In design, embOiy-
ing the graceful lines 90 q canoe. The
plainness OF the howl Is broken hy a
conservative treatment of rawh.de,
drawn druml'ke over the swell and
laced 20 the base by thongs OF raw
hide, In eject binding 40 the base
Ia fringe OF eagles feathers. Three
graceful handles. following the line
lot drawn warriors bow, are laced
ia 90 the base aud touch only again
LAG the friezo al the top of the bowl
Whlch iH adapted from the Alaskan
Indians t0tam pole. The entire treat
ment % The design Us that OF classic
aooriglnal ornament The cost OF the
p4tstnt was about $4,000
No State Function.
The emperor ana the empress ceie-
hfatcd the day rather quietly Ia the
circle of their family and there was
no state functions OF any kind eX-
copting tho reception of the members
of che diplomatic corps. Of the vnrl-
Gus delegations and OF the high ON r.
clals Of the government, OF the two
houses of parliament and of The im-
perial household.
Tho city was decorated in honor Of
the day and the citizens displayed
great enthusiasm Pictures of the
emperor and the empress were dis.
T played everywhere And the day wa'
I observed as a holiday by high ant
low There were numerous reception
and banQuets in honor OF the day ant
The imperial couples health wal
drank IN many a glass throughout Che
/ empire
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
LATEST VICIOR OVER THE MMNICIPAL BOSS

Ocoreo ". Guthrie. democratic may.
or.eleci. Of Greater pittsburg. who
beat the strongly intrenched bosses.
graftera and millionaire schomers Of
the smoky city, was born IN Pittsburg
September 8. iSfs.
Educated Ia the public schools and
western university % Pennsylvania.
Graduated from law department OF
Columbian university, Washington. u.
g.. IN 1859. and began practice OF law
in Washington
Returned 60 pitishurg IN 1870 and
started practice of Law, taking active
interest IN politics
Was secretary Of national demo
cratic convention In 1854.
Was candidate OF Citizens Munich
pal league OF pittshurg, for mayor. In
1896.
Was defeated candidate for lioJton.
ant governor 20 Pennsylvania three
years ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
OBITUARY


lhy a SriCudl
Passed aWay-Mrs. Halle Van Polt,
li her home. So. 52i East Coal avenue.
Df hDm0rrare of tho stomach. beloved
wife of Archie Van Pclt. a young con.
tractor of this city IN the twenty
iomth years of bier age Friday morn.
lns at o'clock
"Thou o. no deaths he stars go down
no rise upun some tairor shore
And br.ght 10 heavens iewslled crown
They shine fDreyermorc
There Is nl death 'he summer Cow
rrs
Vhat m0uldor Zoo noe dust away
rhgy simply wait through wiuuy
hours
The coming of me May
There .a mo- death her peaceful sleep
ls $3.50 au infant nowly horn
And I hnow she Wuitcth unulrald
The resurrection morn
hrrr ls n0 death her snowy face
So calm ana rCstldI to mo seems
A. of tlo face of one who gladly wrapi
Tho dWptry oi hiH couch about BIN
Aud laid him down
70 endless happy dreams
g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
LONG isLAND WILL
LOSE OLD LANDMARK.

Brooklyn, n. g.. Feb. 27.-bong
Island will lose one OF lts few remain
ing landmarks by the sale oi the old
Douglas manor house az Douglas, N
miles from this city on the North
shore Il has been sold by William
2. Douglas for more than 100000. to
the Douglas Manor company. which
has been Incorporated under the laws
OF the STATE. and viii sell the estate,
which Includes about iSS acres. ln
small building lots The house orig
lnally belonged 90 the Hicks estate.
but was bought about 100 years ngO,
by Wyant Van Zandt. member of an
Knickcrbockor family, who used % az
a summer home. In 1854 10 came into
the possession uf the Douglas family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
WARNING TO POLL
TAX DODGERS

Because he had other and mono I'M
portant WORK 10 attend 90, Justice
George Il. Craig issued no warrants
last week for delinquent poll tax pay
ers. and tho continuance OF the TRADE
begun on this class of tax dodgers
some lime ago Is delayed again this
week by iho illness Of Constable Jas
smith. who Is suffering from a cold
caught nt the Eiks Opera house on
saturday evening hut the work VIII
bo taken up again as soon nh Con"
STABLE smith "a able 10 serve war
rants, many " which are already pre-
pared tor service
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Berlin. Fob. 27.--Twonty Eve years
aeo to-day, un February 90 1891, En-
goror william. ihon crown prince OF
Prussia and. incidentally 90 iho em-
nlre Of the United Germany, was mar
ricd 90 she Princess Augusta Victoria
nf aohioawig Holatoin -aondorburg-
AnruatcnburE. thcn q Firl barely 11'
Considering the fact ihet this ls the
silver anniversary Of the wedding and
a. ich. an event OF considerable im-
r,arianec. the celebration today
throughout the German empire was
rather tame The celebration was
Not. originally. intended to Doe 90 quiet
Tho uoimana love their emperor too
much and are too fond 81 brilliant
cclobrati0ns 20 let an anniversary OF
aHnh importance pass hy without
annking 70 tho occasion for grand pOp-
uiar demonstrations. unless there 10
some very good reason for Il.
Why Change Of Program.
According 90 the original program
enc wedding Anniversary was 20 be a
grand state occasion and the crowned
heads OF all Europe we're 90 BE- invlt-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Az soon as he finished hia law
course in the Columbian university
and started 20 practice law here IN
1870, be apfang at once Into the pub.
lic eye as an orator. preaching re-.
form az every opportunity. lso was
nominated for eloctoratlargo on the
ticket Of 1896 bat. being unable 20 &C.
cept the platform Of the national con.
yention, he withdrew
His friends have told him time and
again that the democratic party would
take him up for important work and
would unlock 10 him the doors TO pre-.
ferment 81 he would lay aside his In.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

dependent ideas. but Mr.. Guthrie said
no.
Guthrie belongs 90 the class OF men
n0wn a. "iceborgs." There will be
much frost az the city hall during the
next two years. Tho magnetism of
the Tom Johnson PinRrCo.Cartor Har.
riaon class Of mayer viii be about one
million miles away from Mr.. Guthrio's
person.
He IS the picture OF the dlgnihod
reserved lawyer who prefers 10 figure
uut his own llne 81 action rather than
use the advice OF any other man on
earth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

me VIOlnIIy Tor mo p1HI Weok 8VUm
ed o. bee in Il social whirl Tnego
were three parties Wednesday nigh
One Il surprise on Ehyle Robinson,
another was az Mr smiths and one
40 Mr. Eitors A pie and pound sup,
per WAS given al Nc Harris Friday
night Quito e number OF the young BE-
bOyH aud girls gathered al The home OF
Mr Billiards. Saturday Wight and
spent che eyeniug playing games
Jasper MOI News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Congressman p Spencer Blackburn.
indicted hy a federal grand IGry be-
North Carolina for v.DlauuE lhe laws
90 the United states iu practiri's he.
fore the treasury department at Wash.
iIrtou, SIS ser ing his hraf torn in
conercss BE has been called tne
handaomost man ln congress Black.
hurn was member of the North Car
nllna legislature four years and was
assistant United States district at
tOrney Tor several years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

john G. Williams whose picture ap.
pears above. is acting president OF
The Western Federation OF Miners
taking che place of Charles % doSor
now undpi arrest churs q wiih com
plIcliy Boz .hp Stounenbefg murder aud
other crimes
Friends and relatives OF Williams
who O, prominent lu the Miners ret
GRAFTON, fear that nc viii hp iutOyad
in tho case which has resulted 90 fte
arrest oi many of his official uHsoci
Atrs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
-THE MAYOR WHO SURE WLL MAYOR me PITTSBURG JOBL[

GEO. w. GUTHRIE, WHO BEAT
BossEs, MlLLIoNAiRE0 AND
TRUSTS, IS a REFoRMER WHO
Is NOT A REFoRMER, a DEMO.
GRAFT WHO 10 NOT A DEMOCRAT
AND a MAN WHO THINKS HIS
OWN ADVICE ThE BEST.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Engineer sturrock. OF the Santa 81.
has resigned his position. ana will
leave Lamy whcre he has been IN con
tinuous service for twentysix year.,
for Chicago aud eastern points. Mrs
sturrock contemplate a TRIP around
TIE world.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Appeal from the District Court q tn
County Of pcrnalillo TO the supreme
Cour, OF Inc Territory OF New Mex
leo by Fllomona perca Dc Otero, the
lntorVonOr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Jake Welmer the lefthand pitcher
traded by Chicago 20 Cincinnati, is
sian holding Gus against the offer made
him by the Red management
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

r. l.. nACA. ct al
Plaintiffs,
FILOMENA PEREA DIE OTERO,
inlervouor:
vs..
SANTIAGO ANAYA. 81 al
Defendants.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

ur appellants attorneys
ln witness whereof have here
unto subscribed my hand as clerk of
the District Court, Of the Second JudI
cial District, of the Territory az New
Mexico. In and for the County OF Bor
nalillo IN said territory this 9th day
OF February. A. b. 1906
W. r.. DAME
Clerk of the District Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Aany hundreds Of presents came
fr0r an parts of the empire and
from nearly an parts Of the world.
wherever there are Germans M amy
considerable number one az the
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20
Good Roads Meeting.

We: omitted to make mention last
week of an interesting meeting held in
the township of Dexter. Saturday eve
ming, June 8, in the interest of country
road improvement. About thirty rep
resentative farmers were present and
every one seemed impressed with the
Importance of the question and willing
to do his share in helping to improve
our roads and have the work more uni
formly done throughout the township
Some things discussed were the matter
of road drainage, the removal of all
brush, weeds and other instructions,
and the doing of the road work in a
neater and more business like way. The
chairman of the town gave the road
overseers who were present instructions
to examine lumber purchased where it
is possible. It was decided to hold an
other meeting Saturday, June %, and
organize Good Roads Association.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

1t Cooper, the young philanthro-
pist who, with his strange new medi-
cine has been exciting much attention
from newspapers all over the country
now has New Orleans in a storm Of
enthusiasm over his remarkable
cures The sale of his preparations
has reached enormous figures and the
wonderful cures of stomach trouble
and rheumatism accredited to his
medicines which we're at first the
subje ct of much conjecture have be.
come so common that their genuine
ness can no longer be doubted. His
theory that fifty per cent of the So
called stomach trouble is due to i'm
mense parasites, or tape worms is
verified in nearly every case reported.
Where ever he goes people bring to
him glass jars andl dishes containing
these parasites which have been ex-
PEELED from their systems by his me-
dicines. Nearly three hundred cases
are reported from New Orleans and
in almost every instance the patient
had been unaware that his suffering
was caused from anything more than
ordinary stomach trouble.
Mr. A R Halle, a prominent busi-
ness man OF 1419 Carondelet Street,
New Orleans is authority for the re-
port of one Of the most remarkable
Of these cases. According to his
statement, Mr. Halle has been suf-
ferer from a savere affection of the
stomach f,r the past SIX years and
had been treated by physicians who
diagnosed his case as one Of tape
worm but whose treatment tailed to
relieve him. Speaking of his expert
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20
County Sunday School Conyen.
ton.

! IlOn.
Program for the Mower County Sun.
day school convention to be held in
Lansing Thursday and Friday, June
% and 29, 1906.
1870 p. m.-Song service.
1:45-Seeking Heavens blessing, F.
T. Mcbride.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Are We Here
for and How to Get It Frank
Clingman.
Observation-Disclosures S. S.
Work. A. M. Locker.
3:oo-"A God Fearing Boy" S. S. les
son taught, A. M. Locker.
4:0O-Conference of all county and
district officers.
Appointment of committees.
Thursday Evening.
7:30-Service of song, Rev. l. B.
Wood.
S:00-Address, Prof. Adolph Rose
land of Waldorf College.
S:30-Address-"Our Field,' A. M.
Locker.
| Offering for State work.
Friday Morning.
S:OO-'Inspiration Service" w. D.
Lockwood.
S:30-"How to improve our Sunday
! Schools, ,'-(a) How to increase at
| tendance, Mrs. Sherman.
| (b) How to make the Sunday
] School more instructive, Prof F. B
| Miller.
(c) What special days shall we OBJ
serve George King.
9:30-Song service.
9:45-''The Masters Work Reported
(a) County President
(b) County Statistical Secretary.
(c) County Treasurer.
(d) Township Presidents.
(e) The Importance Of correct sta
tistics, A. M. Locker.
Observation-Disclosures recognized, B. S
Clinghman.
11:00Report Of nominating commit
tee and election of officers.
Friday Afternoon.
! 1:3O-Service of song and consecra
tion, J. F. Fairbanks.
2:00-Address How to Teach Chill
dren.
2:3O-Address, 'Teacher Training,
A. NJ. Locker.
3:00-Telling of the years blessings
What Hath God Wrought" Let al
delegates speak; tell of answere
prayers; soul saving; successful
methods; the home department
written review, etc.
. Frank Clingman,
County President.
Mrs. j. H. Smith,
-: County Secretary.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20
Creates Sensation
In New Orleans.

ence with rooper's preparations he
said: my case. has been a stubborn
one and nothing I could do seemed to
alter my condition Several physicians
treated me without result and wnen
Cooper s medicines began to create
go much attention I determined to
give them a trial. The worm which
they expelled from my system meas
ured nearly fifty feet in length and
as soon as I was rid Of the horrible
thing I began to improve Upon
being asked about the attendant sym
ptons he declared they are much
similar to those of any stomach dis
orders, a variable appetite, dizzy
spells, headaches, constipation, nery-
BUSINESS, and continual languid tired
worn out feeling being the most COM
mon while one of the surest signs are
dark spots that appear to float before
the vision after STOPPING over.
It is estimated that one hundred
thousand bottles of Oooper's Medicine
have been sold during his visit in
New Orleans and judging from the
space devoted to his work by the
newspapers of that city Cooper is the
talk of the town.
Cooper, it will be remembered,
is tho man who created such turmoil
in st Louis short time ago, where
he is said to have sold nearly quar-
ter million bottles of his preparations:
AtCA Pooler's drug store the local
agency for Cooper's New Discovery
and Cooper's Quick Relief have be-
come enormous and that the most
gratifying reports have been recei~j ed
from those who have used thom.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20
Cook with Gas.

l -OOOA WILL V1Ss
-Fisch's mammoth ad on sixth page
Who lost a package on the road last
week? Call at:this Office.
Ed Baird of Graceville spent Sum
day with his mother and other relatives
here.
Austin stores close today from
twelve until six o'clock on account of
the big picnic,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McFarlane
and daughter left Friday for Seattle to
visit Mrs. McFarlane's sister.
There was an attendance of over
200 at the Christian Mems meeting Sun
day afternoon, E. A. Dalager was
leader.
Miss Josephine Rasmussen left
Monday for Winona to attend the sum-
mer training school at the state normal.
Miss Leah Crane returned last week
from Oberlin where she has been at
tending Oberlin college during the past
year.
Mrs. William Stimson had another
stroke Of paralysis Tuesday evening of
last week and is gradually growing
! weaker.
Miss Hortense Robbins, Miss Ma
bel Ryle and ROLAND Lutz were dele
gates to the::Epworth League conven-
ton at Spring Valley Saturday and
Sunday.
! Mrs. Charlotte Baird entertained
all her children and grandchildren
Monday afternoon at her home on
south st. Paul street. It was very
enjoyable family reunion.
The strawberry crop in this vicin-
ity is seriously threatened with the dry
weather. Chas. Barnltz says he is
pumping the creek on his beds so that
he is assured of good crop.
The newly elected officers Of the
Presbyterian Y. P. S. G. E. are: Miss
Jane Todd, pres; Miss Esther Otter.
strom, vice pres; Jay HORNED, sec.; Or
ris Dearborn, treas; Eta Robertson
organist.
The newly elected officers of the
Ladies Musical Society are: Mrs. R
o. Hall president; Mrs. S. Hendryx vice
president; Mrs. F. Rademacher secre
tary; Miss Gertrude Horrobin cor. sec
retary; Mrs. A. B. Hunkins treasurer.
Mrs. Susan HORNED has bought
lot on the northwest corner of the L. n
Griffith tract on High street and will
build residence there She will sci
her fine property on south St. Pau
street. 5,
Cook with Gas.
The Austin Dairy Company bu,
cream and pay New York price fo
J butter fat on day Of delivery. Bring O
ship your cream to Austin Dairy Com
pany, Austin, MINI. If