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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
MARKET LETIER


SPECIAL Correspondence
Kansas City. Sept 3.-,Laai week
waa generally satisfactory TO caitte
sellers. market on steers including
gfaaaurg ana Eiochefa and feeders,
about steady an week. and closing uu
strong eel che end OF the week Cows
sold 8 10 i6 lower after Tuesday. and
veal calves broke 90 cents 20 81. nj.
feeling light weight calves the most
The run was $4,000 head. Including
10000 calves. and supply today Is 40
orai az 1900 cattle and $500 calYca.
Market d steady io no lower today
grass Htccrs getting The fun decline.
COWS WoaK. aiockefg and feeders bare.
~ steady The leaiura last week out.
side OF the hig decline on calves was
tho strong demand for siockcfH and
feeders. $50 car loads went 90 Che
country and the number remaining
IN the pens was reduced 90 600 head
ae compared with the previous Satur.
day Several shipments oi mountain
COlorados were here last week and
seme today, good Killing steers
around 1900 pounds selling at $3.50
90 ff.75. COWS. sass % sass. yoarlinga
and two year olds, e3.t0 10 f3.75.
Some common New Mexico Hiockers
sold AZ $3.50 10 $500. Panhandle two
year olds S37s, COWS t2gs To $500.
bulls Si.e5 to e2.25. calves 81 the de-
cline sell $3.50 20 y525. Including al
weights
killing lambs lost Is to g6 cents
last @adsaay, but nave remained
STEADY since, sheep aud feedinR lambs
unchanged from a week ago. Supply
is better. $4,000 last week. 10000 here
today. maraot steady. Utah lambs
sell al f6.7a % f7iO. AFlg0nas lately
at e7Q0 60 $3.50. feeding lambs. $500
10 $3.50, idaho yearling weihera and
ewes az $500 90 500 ior the country.
Utah yoariings 90 killers at 1856 %
1915, weihcrs and ewes mixed $3.50
TO a5f9, oWts sf.i5 to e51b. The
larger receipts are welcome and are
relieving the urgent demand from the
country Tor on classes of stun. from
lambs to breeding ewes, cali from
which source is almost unlimited
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
governor ISSUES PROCLAMA
ton REAPPORTI0NING TERRITORY
For Legislative Representations erna-
lilo County VIII Have One Member
OfCpper House and Two Lower.
SANDOyAL ATTACHED TO SANTA FE COUNTY
AND MCKINLEY TO VALENCIA COUNTY

consist OF otero. Lincoln and Torrance
couns io8
The ieelhh council district shall
consist Of Eudy. Chaves and Roosevelt
counties
House Of Representative Districts.
There shall be twcnty-ono house OF
representative districts. OF these the
following nineteen districts shall each
no entitled 90 one member Of the
house OF Representatives
The FIRST district shan consist Of
Colfax county
The second district shall consist Of
Union county
The taird district shall consist Of
Taos county
The fourth district shall consist Of
Mora county
The hith district shall consist al
coltax and Mora counties.
The sixth district shall consist OF
hiO Arriha county.
The seventh district shalt consist ol
Rio Arriba and San Juan counties
The eighth district shall consist Of
Guadalupe and Quay counties.
The niRih district shall consist Of
Santa 30 county
The tenth district shall consist Of
Santa DE- and sandoYal counties.
The eleventh district anan consist
OF Valencia county
The twelfth district shall consist OK
Valencia. Nick nley and Torrance
counties.
The thirteenth district shall consist
uf sucorro county.
The fourteenth district shall consist
of soCorro and Sierra counties.
The fifteenth district shall consist
ol Grant and Luna counties.
The sixteenth district shall consist
90 Dona Ana and Otero counties.
The seventeenth district shall con.
slat Of Grant Luna, DOna Ana ad
Otero counties.
The eighteenth district shall con.
sisl OF Lincoln aud Chaves counties.
The nineteenth district SHAH consist
lot Lincoln, Chayes. Eddy and R0oso.
welt counties
The twentieth district shall consist
OF san Miguel county and shall be en-.
titled % three members.
The tweniyfrst district shall con.
aiat Of hesualillo county, and shall
be entitled 10 two members.
DO hereby, aa governor OF New
Mexico. make known aud proclaim
That the apporiionmont herein made
shall be- the representation to which
each county and district shall be en-.
titled In the council and house OF rep.
rosontatives until otherwise changed
according to Jaw; and
7 DO Iurther proclaim and require
tnat an public officers shall strictly
observe and enforce tho same in an
elections hereafter 90 Dc hold IN this
territory Zoe che election OF members
of the council and house of reprcsen.
thiiyos OF the territory Of New
Mexico.
Done at the executive oflco this.
the fourth day Of September A. D.
1896.
tSeuD
Witness my hand aud tho great seal
Of the territory Of New Mexico
II. =. hAGERMAN,
by the Governor.
j. w. RAYNOLDs,
secretary OF New Mckee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
SUIT IS BROUGHT
AGAINST GREGORY PAGE
PRoPRlEToRs or GALLUP ELEc.
TRIO LIGHT COMPANY Al
LEoE THAT DEFENDANT
FAILED TO LIVE UP TO
CONTRACT.

The Gallup Electric LigAi comnaE-
ys. Gregory iAge rs the t,tr9 Of b suit
uied 90 the Mckinley county docket
90 the county court house yes.
terday The plaintiff alleges that
it purchased tho GALLUP Electric Light
plant from the defendant. with the
understanding that the defendant
would pay Oh outstanding debts
which might ho levied against the
plant, The plaintiff further alleges
THAI me defendant did not pay the
1905 taxes OF tho plant. Tor which
suit Is now brought. he plaintiff hav-
ms paid the same The amount the
plaintiff sues % recover IS 2lfA06
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
sTOCK sALES

Special ,urrcspundrncp
Kansas City. Aug. al Representa-.
tive sales OF Panhandle and New
Mexico cattle and calves here this
week.
r. 81. Potts Canyon. Texas. 100
twu.yenr Odds. So lbs. 1915.
Mounts A hix, Hereford. Tcxaa--
a5 slockers. el5 lbs, $3.50. 20 COWS.
$50 lbsu $40; "a COWS, BOG lbs, $3.50.
r. q. Alexander. Canadian. Texas
2s cows. g37 lbs.. f2.75.
N. Harris. Canadian. TexaH.--20
cows sac lbs, s2.70 22 COWS. all lbs,
$3.50. 20 oolveH. i9f lhs.. 1926
Fisher q Mum, Canadian, IcxnB-
n COWS. Sii lbs $40; 4 cows. 9i5
Tbs. g245.
J. y. Watson. Claude. Texas. 20
COWS. 40 .s, $3.50.
J r. Beverly, Claiming. Texas. -i2
COWS, 766 lbs $3.50 i6 heifers, sos
lbs. s3.00.
scandal & Co, Beonlne. Texas 60
cows, SIG ibs. $3.50. 90 heifers. TO-
b. i. jackson. Roswell n. M.-g5
k.llcrs. ebi lbs, $500 10 bulls, 1866
ibsa t210.
w L. Wallace. Clarendon. Toxas.-
hf COWS. lcannerRl, gT6 los. $3.50. ~
hfIera. 600 lbs, f-.pu; is heliers. iia
ina. s235, ] bull. $50 lbs., Sab.
j J. simpson. Canyon, toxaa.--37
cows. 1913 lbs $3.50 % holfers. 6i6
Tbs. $3.50,
j. n. pyle. clarendon. Texas.--20
hoifers, is9 lbs, s24O; ~ calves. 1923
lbs. s43e.
Gus Mohlhop Driscoll. Texas-22
cows, bi7 lbs, $40: 80 calves, 22f
lbs. sS75.
w A. Higgins, Hereford, Texas. -
3S stOokers. b2t lbs. $500 "A hoif.
ers fsS lbs, 1886.
Merritt A X Hereford. exns 20
$3.50.
}. r. Merritt. Hereford Texas. Al
COWS, $40 lbs e2.35; ] bull, 970 los,
S2.25.
J. H. Wilson. Hereford. Texas. --T8
calves, 205 IDS, $3.50 22 steers, 1904
lbs. &8.25
a. Il. Brown. Clarendon. Toxas.-55
steers, 7s2 lbs, f325; "a cows, G92
tbs, 82.i6.
r. A. Morris. Tex.eo. n. M.--27
hollors, sac lbs. $3.50; 22O calves. i52
lbs, $40: l64 calves, 1856 lbs, sass.
l6S calves 240 lbs. $40.
81 w. Callahan. Claude. Texas lis
calves. lGs lbs, $780, 30 COWS. 767
los, sass.
aaaaan.aaaa=a--
Woman loves a clear. rosy complex.
ion. hurdock Hood nittera puflnes
the blood. clearR the akin. Restores
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08
GLAD TO GET BACK
TO COOL NEW MEXICO
IKE GRAHAM sAYs HEAT IN iLLi-
Nois WAS INTERMEDIARY
PRosTRATIoNs.

Ike Graham % the Graham bros.
cum rooms, accompanied by his wife.
arrived IN the city today on me limn.
% from visit OF four weeks durh.
ton 10 ais former home al Danville.
M While IN Illinois M. ana Mrs.
Graham also visited the homo az me
latter az Lincoln. lli.
shortly after we arrived In ms
nois, said Mr. Graham. "the exces.
aivo heat made one ardently long for
these cool Now Mexico broeaee. Heai
pf0sirati0na we're Of common occur.
rance until the recNnt cool wave 10.
llcyed the situation. No country We
visited or passed through Is equal 20
New Mexico "a climate"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08


Colfax and Union, a.fT6 votes; Taos
and Mora, a. votes; Rio Agriha and
san Juan. 1895 votes; San Miguel
ASA votes, San Miguel. Quay end
Guadalupe, G.Sb2 votes; santa We and
sandoval. 1915 votes: Bernallllo, g.
fi5 votes Valencia aud Mckinley,
2,tGG votes; SocOrro and Sierra, $3.50
votes; Grant. Luna and bona Ana
1906 votes OterO, Lincoln and Tor
unce. $500 votes; Eddy. Chayca and
Roosevelt, 8.0a5 votes. The unit for
each council district ID ASA.
Tho house districts viii be as fol
lows. Colfax, 2,5u3 votes; Union, 1875
Votes; Taos, 1887 votes; Mora, a,3ai
votes; AOra and Coifax. b,i44 votes
Rio Arriba. g.0si votes: hlo Arrlha
ami San Juan, 8,02g votes; San MI
guel. three, 4.6sa yoteHs Guadalupe
aud Quay, 1865 votes; Santa Re, b,
GA votes santa Ne aud sandoval
3,I75 votes. Befnalillo. two, 3.4id
votes. Valencia, .S27 votes. Valencia
Mckinley and Torrance, 1881 votes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

Soenrfo. 2,185 votes. socofro and gl.
ezra, 1000 votes; Chant and Luna.
2.2ti votes. nona Ana and Otcro. b.
800 votes. Grant. Lima. DOna Ana ana
otero. $40 voteai Lincoln and Chay.
Ca. 3.i6l votes. and Lincoln. Chavoa,
Eddy and Roosevelt. i.3fS votes. The
uult FOR each house district o. 1892
u0fon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

Mrs N ~ Field has returned 10 the
city from her summer cottaEo on the
Rio pucos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-08

Woman loves a clear. rosy complex.
ion. Hurdock Hood Ritters puFlnes
the blood. clears the skin, restores
rudoy. sound health
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-21
Mr.BoWSerHas
Another "SDeIl''
He Comes Home to the Long
Suffering Mrs. B. Ready to
Make Things Hum.
SHE PARRIES THE BLOW
II Fall, Upon the Fu, Grocer. In
mspechng and Innocen, Of
Any Wronsdo,ng

tCopyright 1896. by Mcclure. Phillips a. Co
NRS. BOWSEK didn't have to
NH wait 10 catch hlEht Of Mr'
BuwHrr ~ he came home
from the uthcr the other even
lug to know that be- bad one Of hla old
Fashioned "Hpclls' on. Sh" heard lllIn
Kick the sat" opcu with II Nhi"nh baiE'
aud tho way he nttIetl his key IN th"
IRON, door aud twisted at the knob
was proor that hc WAS out of sorts huG
had chip on ha fhouldrr
its It pretty cold night outside, isn't
Uy she asked ~ she net him Ia the
ball
You d!dut imagine II was nn August
night. did YOU he Hnecrcd IN reply
"Wrli dinner IN all ready. and I'VE
got your fayotltc dish roast mutton
"llunph' told you tho last thint
before lcfl the house this morntnE
TINT wanted hccfstenk."
u didn't hear you"
Il anppo4c not lis got 40 noHadayi
that you never hear N" except whcn
you want to. Ihctcs got 10 be ."
change around this house or thcrrll b.
II calamity"
Mrs Rowdrr Hntd No NOR" She tI""
she'd catch II after dinner, ana she
~rrut the dtluor hour working up j"
nerve 60 luott the situation. Mr. Bow.
ser grow led and grunlcd nul mut'rr.d
al through the meal nuh when II was
finished he niakri upstnIrs Ike indst
nm turned rn Mrs liown"r with
Didn't see gas bill around 1"rr
somewhere last night
You did | went down und pail II
toiny The amount Is s. so
WHAT You have let thos" hlehAay
men rob n.r again inn sncnk cowa
there unh hrud over the money without
saving u y ,rl 10 me-
Il have paid the gas bills e'"gy
month for III" last thrc" years, dot !
know whcrc the sneaklng comes In ~
"Rni Won nnI.. 4" 81 and YOU hn"w
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-21

II found II at the gate tonight. II
chme from our cellar. Whoever was
carrying ont coal lost II. II II llv ns
evidence. woman, living evidence to
convict you"
"Of wbatW
"Of selling furnace coal ont Of the
bins. How much did you self What
price did you getf'
Don't be silly, Mr.. Bowser. 11ny
were getting In coal next door this nft.
ernoon. and this In one Of the stray
pieces We're you going over ns far as
the drug store this eycnlngW
Never you mind whether | am or
not. There are certain things that have
got 10 be settled. aud you needn't try
10 sncnk out Of them. give you the
cash 10 run this house. and yet q day
or two ngo saw grocery bill lylhg
around calling for 81 20 Explain thnt'
IFS right there Oh the mnntel now
lou VIII see 'ial u ~ plah' out "
Brown aud lrft her" by mistake
Mr.. Eowacr was caught again, but
drawing u long breath. he continued;
Il nm told by Brown ana Green aud
Jones That Their wives get heip IN 'h'
kltchrn ut >IS per inohul' "bII' yot
hay" been paying $@o rigll' along II
II thnt yon d"ht care now soon w
bring up III ~" pp"rhp'l''F
AR" you sure mat ~" women yo,
spoke Of pby onIy %lH per ipohlh :
asked Mrs, l'o"a"r.
"OnIy $lh,
well ! hAi"H pahl p"l go 'oF WV
last thrr" years. ana J nav" hHh ever
better gtrls ihnn lh"y lih'",
Mr. E""s"r Inrh'd lml' and 'llo'H"c
bis HnEcfs. nhd II WAS NAN minute
brf"r" be said ~ husky tones,
LycryHniy around here Hui' 'a"'I't
Ice daFi! u f@Il month ago, hHI ii }""'
desire 10 '"ahr tl'r b"'3tr ''', "s n'"cl
as pn.Flbi" yon'~.
comfy tHa" II Tire" Tunes week..
she finished, i made The change ih'
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-21

that II was nothing short OF oxtortion."
"rhe bill II only 30 cents more than
for last month. aud I'm sure we hive
burned The additional gus. There was
nothing 10 raise row about"
"Oh. there wasn't" shouted Mr.. Bow.
ser, M bc looked around to SEQ II the
cat was IN kicking distance. "rhcre
was nothing 10 raise u row about when
your husband was being Hecced, black.
mailed robbed, swindled and done np'
That's the Mind ~ wife you are! This
morning looked for half an hour for
TINT checked cont Of mine. but couldn't
find II. When did you sell IT, aud for
what price"
II never aell amy clothes out Of the
house." replied Mrs Bowscr.
Then you gave II away or thrust II
into the furnace, That coat cost me
$40 aud wna ns good NJ new, and yet
TO spite mo you hnvc made away with
It, by thunder woman
"You gol that cont at bargain sale
last spring for n dollar and n half
After wearing II three or four times
you said II was too tight under the
arms and too small IN the bnck, md
you tossed II into the Bt0rcroOm. The
frat time we had tho lawn moved you
gnrc II 10 the old man who did the
work Don't you remember snylnR
that bis face reminded you Of you.
fnthcrsW
Never, Never. You either sold or
burned up That cont. and II was 'or
spite However. we will pnss thnt over
Look Mt this Mrs Bowscr. and tell ne
what II iH"
"lt ia n piece OF hard coal"
And where did II come fromT
uIIn,y ..an I tall 80
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-21

bility. irritability, nervousness, sleep
lessness, melancholy, "all-gone" and
"want-to- be lcft-alone feelings, blues
and hopelessness, they should remem-
Der there is one tried and true remedy.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound at once removes such troubles.
No other female medicine in the
world has received such widespread
and unqualified endorsement.
The needless suffering Of women from
diseases peculiar TO their sex is terrible
TO see. The money which they pay to
doctors who do not help them is an
enormous waste. The pain is cured
and the money is saved by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
1t is well for women who are i'll to
write Mrs. Pinkham. at Lynn, Mass.
The present Mrs. Pinkham is the
daughter-in-law of Lydia Z. Pinkham,
her assistant for many years before her
decease, and for twenty i've years
since her advice has been freely given
to sick women. In her great expert.
ence, which covers many years, she
has probably had to deal with dozens
Of cases just like yours. Her advice
is strictly confidential.
sund Succeeds Where others Fall.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-21

pains down through my limbs 80 / could
hardly walk 1t was as bad case Of female
trouble as have ever known Lydia f.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, however,
cured the within four months Since that
time have had occasion 10 recommend it 70
a number Of patients suffering from all
forms Of female dlficuties, and find that
while II Il considered unprofessional 70 rec
ommcnd patent medicine, | can honestly
recommend Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound for ! have found that II cures
female Ills, where all other medicine fails IL
Ia a grand medicine for sick women"
Money cannot buy such testimony as
this-mcrit alone can produce such re-
suits, and the ablest specialists now
agree that Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is the most univer-
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diseases known to medicine.
When women are troubled with ir-
regular, suppressed or painful periods,
weakness, displacement or liberation
of the female organs, that bearing
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", indigestion, and nervous prostra-
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-21
A TRAINED NURSE

Mrs. Martha Pohlman

Mrs. Martha Pohlman
Of 5b Chester Avenue,
Newark, N. j., who Is q
graduate Nurse from the
Blockley Training School,
at Philadelphia, and for
nix years Chief Clinic
Nurse NJ the Philadelphia
Hospital, writes the letter
printed below. She has
the advantage Of personal
experience, besides her
professional education,
and what she has 10 say
may be- absolutely relied
upon.
Many other women are
afflicted a. she was. They
can regain health In the
same way. II Is prudent
10 heed such advice from
such a source.
Mrs. Pohlman writes:
/" | am firmly persuaded,
after eight years Of experience
with Lydia T.. finkham's
Vegetable Compound, that IL
IL the safest nnd best medicine
for any suffering woman 10
use. "
Immediately after my
marriage found that my
health began ~ fail me. / be-
came weak and pale, with
svere beariug-down pains,
fearful backaches and fre-
duent dizzy spells The doctors
prescribed for me, yet ! did
not improve. ! would bloat
after eating, and frequently
become nauseated. ] had
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-04-04
MILLION DESTITUTE JAPANESE.
Complete Crop Failures Throughout Several
Provinces.

Toxic, (By Cable) The latest sta
tistics procurable from the three prefec-
lures most heavily affected by the famine
are as follows:
Fukushima-A complete failure Of the
crops over two-thirds of the whole cul-
tivated area. The sufferers number 49,
5S8, out of a total population OF I,I7o,o5S.
Miyago-A complete crop failure ai-
fects nearly the whole cultivated area.
The sufferers number 2S4,So5, out Of a
population of 8So,782.
Iwate--A total failure of the crops over
nearly two-thirds of the whole cultivated
area. The sufferers number Ioo,4o2, out
OF population Of 74o,o27.
The sufferers here mentioned are only
those requiring immediate relief in the
matter of food and clothing. The other
prefectures are also more or less affected
especially Gumma. The total number OF
sufferers calling for aid exceeds I,ooo, 1000.
Assistance, both private and official, is
active, but entirely inadequate TO the ne
cessities of the occasion.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-04-04

Algeciras (By Cable) After a plen-
ary session lasting until 9 o'clock P. NJ,
the conference on Moroccan reforms
registered complete accord and ap-
pointed committee to embody this ac-
cord in formal protocol. The con-
summation OF the work in the conference
was announced in the following official
communication:
The conference has terminated its
labors and accord is established upon
all points. 1t has adopted a definite
text for the remaining articles concern
ing the state bank and customs. The
final article. regulating the distribution
of police at ports, is adopted from the
Russian draft.
BY it France will policce four Atlantic
ports-Mogador, Saffi, Magazan and
Rabat-and Spain two-Te.uan and La
rache France and Spain together will
police Tangier and Casablanca, subject
TO an Inspector OF police. The Dutch
delegate announced that his government
declined to appoint an officer. The con-
ference has appointed special committee
TO revise the texts of the agreement
This committee will meet Monday TO
consider the final formalites Of the pro-
tocol.
The duration of this police agreement
was fixed at FIVE years.
The settlement of the question of the
State Bank OF Morocco gives France
three shares. including those OF the
French syndicate. The other nations
have one share Four bank supervisors
will be appointed by the Bank Of Eng
land. the Bank of France, the Imperial
Bank of Germany and the Bank Of
Spain.
Mr.. White, the American delegate, is
of the opinion that the result is sat-
isfactory one, not only because the inn
mediate future of Morocco is secured
but because the manner OF the settlement
is satisfactory both to France and Ger
many and removes the causes for fric-
ton and restores international relations
to normal. The principles for which
Germany insisted, the integrity of Moroc-
co and equal commercial and economic
rights there, Mr.. White thought, were
recognized, while the special position
claimed by France also was acknowl-
edged
Others of the leading delegates con-
hrm Mr.. Whites opinion and emphasize
the good effect the result should have
on the European situation. They say
that the agreement was in no small meas
ure due to the efficacy OF the meditation
on the part of the United Statets through
ITS chief representatives.
With reference to the effect Of the
conference on Morocco the delegates
were reserved in their opinion They
admitted, however, that the operation OF
real reforms will be impossible without
the good will and sanction Of the Sultan
and his advisers, and for that reason the
last act Of the conference will be to
authorize that the reform program as
adopted be submitted 10 the Sultan by
Chevalier Malmusi, the Italian minister
10 Morocco, who is dean of the diplo-
matte corps at Tangier with the intima-
ton that it is the unanimous wish of the
powers that it be put into operation i'm
rnediafelv
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-04-04
FACTS WORTH REMEMBERING

Paris dancing masters are lamenting
the decline of French elegance in the art
They assert that the French are losing
their old habits OF politeness, and as a
dancing nation are declining.
An English company has been formed
to furnish new soap which makes laun-
dry work with salt water possible. Now
ocean steamships will not have to carry
from $1,000 to 10000 pieces of bed and
table linen to last during the entire voy-
age, Washing can be done aboard.
At Lancaster, England, the other day,
at the funeral of w. Wingate Saul, a
former army surgeon, the hearse was
draped in green, the drivers wore green
and chestnut horses were used
The Y. NJ. c. A. in the United States
has 100 branches for colored members,
"a of which are in educational institu-
tions and 81 in cities. Their aggregate
membership exceeds 5000.
The highest elevator in the world was
recently installed at the Buergenstock,
on the lake OF the four cantons in
Switzerland. II has height of nearly
Boo feet ard takes passengers up to the
summit OF that mountain