davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
o.. contract prices IN the local market to

Ths local market o9r SPOT cotton e9sea q-iet VIZ
hs5 for Eaadlng Calf Soithern spot IasFSes
1876 .zles 500 baIes say quiet unchanged et
o-ise ssss 80 bales Ao51oi& sfssY' sranEe5 aE et
laG Augusta quiet. unchanged al Iiatc' sales i9s
ssss Sea orleans easy li6o lower at iIssc; saiss,
ESphs aae, Zee lover az II s-lse sales 500 bales
s. Lol.s quiet unchanged i Tiec. Charleston quiet
q today: Al i uson 1870 to 600 bales against 46
sesS -s 5- =. as "a - go 5ssv Iasr AZ =. rev
ssns 1850 to 250o. against Ban last week and 75lS
Cotton Bxehznge SPECIAL Liverpool eates: spot cotton
.L BUSINESS e1Ig sales loOo2 bales; 81 se1r1 SS @ l
ssa: mdd-ng upland, G-lec Futures opened quiet !
ls5-sisy &a5-Juns Jale-Jniy' ana JniyA Aurust Ss5
h1sv5 80 sSa SsI J,i s " C. ,.I
salArs. SD ana January February. esd. MaRchesler
P-oJR AND BfE3AL.-FoGT continues frna and without
y the break ia wheat spring patents. 81 25gs5 o5: win
E sre.gh;s s. 70aS3 so winter patents IS 99GS4 p
ss:.N sias ss.Ss.ss ., RYE 1 FioR3;a , g !:
tlo . brand BAG NEAL-Firm Quoted: FIse
E.:: %s:s5 s. eqgSsd Is %ss5s s1s
- - -i'-,s' 50 q ~ - ss.hs aJlF 80 So
s5e taa1s. ri3dilng S2isS24' red dog E25 Hoiaiay
GRAIN EAT-The market for wheat was Decided
5IssslT 1nsaiisfscloTy cables favorable weather.
tfioe Current ard bearsk private wires the crop
a. ' @ s % d sal July iTfs at 0ssPs decline asa 9. '
.tlil tAls level. however. the ad-
,sHee Of ssaase covering BY shorts. who became
.-tec ly me preteDsions Of the regarding the
Ratel II not the actual coIgested condition OF the
e. position atm later. however. the market broke
-. ne snaeT an attempt 70 ieudsts Nav contracts
CSC a. TIE West; tie decline very sharp snc the
49, s.et iaa..y closed weak az net loss Of n Ole Ex.
s-~.ss TOOK 10000 bush. besides which heard Of
- .eTete feseling of Manitoba grain The cncin-
So, FIcs Current IN its weekly crop summary says:
ts-.1 weather conditions shaping the situation
There has been eOo6 progress in agricultural
- -he wheat crop promise has been Tnalntslne
o.EiE OF nogs IN the West for the week aflouil1e
s,oSs against 10000 in the corresponding week
N. Argentine wheat exports 70 al countries lor
sE a. sIe estimated by B-o9mhsil q $50 500 200 900 bush
ri ,poi wheat market closed easy; We au1ts' 20
H. ,hyrino- IN elevator and S35sc o anoati
--coB NoGLhsrn oe5n Duluth. ssAe anosi coES ~
~ eaene1 little lower - the West but ebeut &c
a., Sess only 70 deselop irTsslIlaLty and Sessnss,
a. mere was no amount % stuff On the marker
.slgts ~ere mooarate: the trouS!e was with me
/. buyers were all aggressive and The ma
q - IRs-ly easy At net decline OF 5se TO nes rss
sisoo1i soo1i steady, We quote; No sern tle nornira.
o. .s-oE 55@c hnoat. all nominal. oAIs-. ?.
q Iee toieraby stssdy relation 20 the general ~
a.. Ssse-lng in The West and a fair demand fcr tas
eepsriy here the market closing follower Ali
az 70 5lgSI sei natural white 30 70 SS ID T s99e .
&C clipped wkife, ee 20 80 10 ssqlS: XII
fSp9Reel eel-i; Ne Western. Toe asked New sorsx
~"-~ both : 2 Sew YORK
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
ISAAC B. NEWCONBE FAILS.
Stock Exchange Member Twice Disciplined
by Governing Board Suspends Business.

The failure OF Isaac B. Newcombe. a member OF
the Stock Exchange since May. 1861 announced
on the Exchange yesterday afternoon. His insol-
vency is said by his friends TO have been the out
come of judgments obtained against him in the
last few months by former business associate.
On May %. 1904 Peweornbe was suspended for
nve years by the governing committee for violation
or the commission law OF the Ezchange-the max
innum penalty for first offence OF the sort. The
charge Of the uptown oiics OF the nHa OF
stsTast sTovns q GO. % which eoncsrn Eew Exew.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
~ pIrRsrANCE on AN ORDER on HOS.

Anner c. Thomas. surrogats Of the County os
New York Notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
Claims against Harriet p Warden. late CITY 81
ps Repubic OF France. deceased present ths same
Nth vouchers thereof the subscriber place os
trsnsacfing business No 40 Wall Street IN The CITY
OF New York. on or before the 10th day OF October
CLARENCE WARDEN. Ad-nlnistrator
STRONG & CADWAI4ADER.
Attorneys for administrator.
- Wall Street. N Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
1THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

rvHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
l. York by the grace Of God and independently Ia
Louis Brush Leah King Pauline Myers Augusta CoE
tent Rachel King. Adsphus Il LAss2k,
Louis 8 IAssak Minnie L Hhitnsy 1seoslia = IoolaS,
BSTnet L. solomon. Augusta Hart John Soloraon AZ
Solomon. Rosaiie solomon Brandon Robert Il So~
mon. Kate N Simon Naomi A. solomon, Erederiek Il
AronSon Edward King Sophia Schsftsl Augusta a
King Mary Augusta Howard. Anala Musndeil De Nitr
3. Ward Mount Sinai Hospital in the City % NsH
Aged and Inarm Hebrews. United Hebrew Charities.
Hebrew Technical Institute Hebrew Beaevolent and
Orphan Asylum Society. Educational Aiiancs censTs-
Eaa1Ie samueis Aida solomon Hsidebsrs. louis 7
kahn. Bella Kahn. Clara Kahn Ida Kahn Mo1iano,
Aiphonse kahn, Angeliqus Kahn Foy. arthur Kahn.
ulysses unknown heirs, egatess and next OF "a
OF Sarah B. King, IL unknown heirs and next os
kin OF Augusta White. deceased unknown heirs ana nexs
kin. II Of Bessie L0e<Iood deceased P0oic Ad-
mnlstrator the County OF NsW YoFk and % al per-
sons Interested IN the estate az sarah King late ot
ire County York. deceased ersd!tors egatees
yo are hereby required personally % b and
appear before Surrogate % ne County or New YORK
4n fb SaS of May 1909 at hss past ten clock II the
forenoon day then and there 70 attend judicial
settleneat the account OF proceedings Of Isaac 81
Isaacs as executor the last will and testament % said
deceased such Of as are hereby cited as are
under the age OF twenty years. ars required
tSs event a your neglect failure DO guardian
win appointed by ne Surrogate 10 represent and
In testirony whereof have caused seal % the
su-rogstes' Court q tas said County ot New
Witness. Hon ABNER Q. THOMAS. Surro--
- gate OF said county. al the County of New
YORK the 18th day of March IN the year Os
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY
Clerk OF The SuTroga.ss Court
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
CHANGES IN BUTTERlcK COMPANY.

r s. o'Loughlin, president OF the Butteriek Pub
fishing Company who has been connected with the
house for thirty years, has resigned and sold his
entire holdings IN the company 10 George w.
Wilder. N. r. OLoughIin director OF the COM
pany. has also retired and disposed Of his holdings
10 Mr.. Wilder. The Buttertck Publishing Company
Is controlled By the Butterick Company, the stock
OF which few days ago suffered sharp break but
6uhoeguoctty soooTaeod
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
LN puRsUANCE OF AN ORDER or HOS.

Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate of the County OF
New York notice Is hereby given all persons having
claims against Mary Rose Jenkins the County
New York deceased % present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber his paea of tralsaetns
business No COS Mt HOPE avenue in the city OF
New York before The 2Sth cay
Der next WILLIAM C BARRY. A6r1-last-xto<s
pEtsd Nov Y1rk The lets DAY Of Apr.i I9od
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20

Frank T. Fitzgerald. surrogats q ths County O
5 hereby given all persons having
claims against Eugene w Dunstan. late Of ths County
Siis eheTs thereof 10 the subscriber a. It's placs
on transactins business No. i46 Broadway tbs City
az New York before the 3Gth day OF April
Ts fed New York. the 2Gth day October. 1905.
TITLE CT ARANTEE & TRUST CO. Executor
Ev ARTHUR TERRY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20

before the trial, commission on new bust
ness. in addition to his regular salary, On
November o. 1893 Newcombe was found guilty py
the governing committee OF having made on the
floor OF the Exchange fictitious sales OF stock or
the Eastern Elevator Company OF Buffalo. and re-
eeiveG the maximum penalty for the offence, sus.
pension tor twelve months. he has recehtly hAo
an office at No. ~ Exchange Place
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20

~ OF an order Of Hon. Aeper C Thomas surrogats
f ,b Cennty OF New York, notice is hereby given ali
DsrsoHs having claims against Cornsa Anderson late
So,1fv of New York deceased 10 present the same
fSb vouchers thereof the subscriber az her place
transactng business, az the ofes OF her attorneys.
Irs-f1f a Brirckerhof No Co Wall Street. Bor-
ourh Of Manhattan city Of New York, On or before the
raTsd New York the Both day OF March, 1896
CORNELIA 4. AVEFILL E<scutTtx.
AVERIII. BRINCKERFOFF, Attorneys for the Ex-
ecutrix No so Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Financial Meetin gs.

New York April 18th. 1906
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of The New Mutual Gas Light Com
pany for the election Of Directors and Inspectors for the
ensuing vii! he held the office Of the Company,
No. 30 Union Square. Tuesday the sth day of May
1905 ten o'clock a. m Polls will be open hour
The transfer books Will he closed the day OF
April. and will be re-opened OF the 9th day of May
1896 ". c. BFcSSON. Sec'y & Treas
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
VIRGINIA.
Virginia Hot Springs
SEW NORK OFFICE. e4s FIFIH awe.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
!SarrogQteS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
l. Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrosate ot the County q.
NV work. is hereby given all persons bsvSs
retms against Augusta F. Arnold the County az
Eax Work deceased, present came with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at her place OF Lransaeng
Strest in the city OF New York before ,hs frst
Ssy OF May 1906.
o'D 'TD1ats5 Nsyy York the 26th day G October sos
FRANCES ARNOLD Executrix
PAKFR & PEABODY. Attorneys for Executrix 2 Wan
street Borough OF Manhattan New York City
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
WORCESTER TBrsr COMPANY
TO THE HOLDERS OF BoNDS OF tn

W0fCtster. Mass, AprlI 1tUo-
TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
Norcross Properties Incorporated; hereby
duly notified that in accordance with stipulation
bodied in certain Indenture Deed OF Trust dated
August p, 1905 The Properties
Incorporated. and the Worcester Deposit Trust
Company Trustee which said stipulation recited in
each ara every bond. you are invited to forward TO
Worcester Trust Company your proposal sell bonds
said The Norcross Properties. Incorporated
Your attention is called that by
said stipulation those bonds WHICH OFFERED A
THE LOWEST FIGURE SHALL HAVE FIRST PREF
EEiENCE IN THE MATTER OF PURCHASE.
BY the terms az said stipulation fractional scrip
may also he offered the applying
as applies 10 the purchase Of bonds
There is hand with said Trustee
Company. the OF ninetynne thoIcand
and eighteen and 1S lee applicable
the purchase and retirement OF bonds April g. 1905
Proposals 10 sell to be entertained must he received by
the Worcester Company on or before the close
business May !. 1906
WORCESTER TRUST COMPANY Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Citations.

r EES. SUSANNA P-THE PEOPLE OF THE
dependent 10 Susanna l. Suphsn Fielding l. Marshall
SUSANNA sphen SI Fielding a. sarsss aIess NAV @
Brse5inridge Maltbt Wiian W Carson Elizabeth l.
Mary W MarsbaiI Frances B Marshall Msurics
Waller, Catharins B. Hunter. William Waller. sole
decsdsnts Illinois also individually
tersoR; Cathare c. Breckfnridge, Mary r. Waller
tee for susanna Waller; Florence Carson. general
guardian IN Mississippi Of Joseph B. Carson. William
". Carson Jr.. Florence Carson and Edward Carson:
Montgomery Carson individually James G. earsen.
Joseph B. Carson. William W. Carson Jr Florenee car
deceased Board Of visitors the Thornwe Orphan
age r r. Lse Camp No. l. Confederate Veterans.
Ks6uesy In a s dn t anf in the place ana stead
Jackson Lee=3 Collssats Institute OF Jack
Interests Of the euraors Of the former Central unsrsg
Of ksntgcky; Cahe! 3 Bullock The Presoytsrian Thee
and TO all persons interested In the OF susanna
Lees late OF the County Of New York deceased as cEe
You each OF you hereby oitsd and FeauiFsd
personally 70 be and appear before our surrogate o. The
county held the County Court House IN Of
New YORK on 5hs sth day % q & April L 1900 az IA ha,Pas, @
70 attend judicial setsI9snt OF the account OF pFos
lam waller ef the Iass Will and testament
said deceased and such OF yeu as are hereby cited
appear by YOUR guardian II have oas II
appear and apply for 70 be appointed or In
viii be appointed BY act
for you in the Preessdshs -, . ... -, =. 49,.
In tess9Py ayoFai coH Of she sa5 County Of Na
York 70 be hereunto ahxsd. Witness. Hon. Abne-
81 &C. consS q @ S q The sgh ah @ aay s
in the year Of eur Lord one thousand nine hIa-
DANIEI. J. powDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
FIELDIMG I,,o,5.J L N MARsHAbIs RsidAlsIs
"a Nassau Street n. T. City.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
MAINE PRODUCTS COMPANY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT MR..

ALEXANDER is no longer connected with the MAINE
PRODUCTS COMPANY as general manager or otherwise
All bills against the company should be presented
M Oliver GiIderseeve Treasurer No. 33 Wall Street
Borough Of Manhattan New York City.
Dated New York. April IL. 1906
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
NEW YORK PRICES

t..Se I1eS-Ita higher to--4s VIZ. ~ suo
l2s 90 sFd futures at flfA 1es ~ the s51 for
prE -soc1ly spoa Hrra ST SeooUss ooe ~
a. vas 5s lover h London with spot closing az fs@ ios
"a fsl LIS Locally the tnsrtst ~es IN. -
e.11e<Sgl s50c casting et 1sglszoe ifaAD N.s
geo 81 fis lSs 90 London. Ine ioe1A ia Ast
~ hner WITH SPOT ootatios.s ringing from sSao 20
tF a. eSsst-ER was unchanged IN both isAIse.s e. w.
Ia - 1os in London and at eoSfo lec IN Aes ssIAi
-sA higher suglsh fnarkets VIII
.I esotec a; sss % sac Cleveland wsIfanss a. ss
txSSzz We marker quiet and uncsan1ed -
ir - Aorrssn Is quoted sis<e1s 81 TIE nlsIke,
q - oa certificates the Procuce LachAher 49,
tsess hrln ali cay Foundry and s,snoarc c. toIsss ~
tefe Advanced No saiea etand1rc :cacfy fIec,zss
ts-2ee follows: April ti7 sog$i1 IS; Nay slT 30
kosss glneL si7 50Gsie and October, 81 2s4sis -.
tr.,~-AfsES AND fYRUPs-At New Orleans 80
i.rs. q bpE1c1ss ~ ulcisszss wss cloeed w'ta Sas
ssSs r--lx nrr arc TIE ocsl n.xxst res2,oSso x.I
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20

OFFICE OF READING COMPANY.
Philadelphia. April l2 1905
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE DE-
cared earnings a dividend Of per
the Second Preferred the Company
be paid May 10th, 1906 stockholders record
the close Of business April % Checks will be
mailed 10 stockholders who have flied dividend orders
with the Treasurer.
W. r TAYLOR. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Teachers agencies.
For Sale.

DEBTCED PRICES Peach Trees one year from bud:
h assortment varieties; medium size No
IL. each. Trees until May 10Th II not
ssld earlier r. S. JOHNSTON Box As. Stockey Del.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Di1ldend Notices.
Missouri. Kansas $ Texas Railway Co.

Missouri Kansas s Texas Railway Co
10 Wall Street
New York n. Y 8
TIHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
day declared a semi-annuaI dividend Of Two Per
Cent (27) the Preferred Stock this Company pay
able May 10. 1896 Stockholders April 90
1905 The transfer books of the Preferred Stock viii
reopen on the morning Of MAY TO- 1905
C. q. HEDGE, Vtce-Pres- & Treas.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20

AZ Broadway. New York April is 1906
A T A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
o,zt the A, ADnaIgamqted M Copper Company dividend of
extra dividend Of ONE-QUARTER OF ONE PER
CENT "a of 1gsl was declared, payable May 2Sth.
1906. to stockholders of record at 3 o'clock P NJ
Thursday. April 2s Transfer books close at 8
o'clock P. NJ. THURSDAY April 26 1905 and reopen at
10 o'clock A. NJ. Monday, May !, 1905.
A. H MELIN Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
THE H. b. CLAFIIN COMPANY

Church and Worth Streets
New York CITY. April 18th. 1906
THE QUARTERLY INTEREST on THE
First and Second Preferred Stocks will be paid
Nay lst The transfer books will be closed / p. NJ
April 2lst ard reopened az 10 A. NJ May I'd 1905 The
transfer book for the Common stock will remain open.
D. n. FORCE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
SEASIDE HOUSE.
Atlantis City, y. j.
Best Location on the Ocean Front.
F. p. COOK g son.

AND EIGHT COTTAGES. BERNARDsvILLE. N J.
So miles from New York D. L & W R r. via
Barclay or christopher s. Ferry Altitude 500 feet
Opens May 10. BEN r. PHELPS Manager
Telephone 7B BernardsvtIe
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
THE HOLMHURsT.

ATLANTIC CITY, N J.
AFTER extensive alterations entirely new hotel
Suatsd the select sectter
Fennsylvani ave Unobstructsd view Capacity
800 The every hgh-elass hotel appoint
nent Private baths, running water in rooms. spacious
perehes amusement halls elevator to street etc Booke
and spring terms upon request. HENRY pARSELI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

put through a form Of examination
a. 90 their guilt. according 20 the
general custom Of the Boxers.
Late On the afternoon. about 9
o'clock. pcrhapa. She entire party was
conducted out Of the city. During
the dny Miss Gould had recovered
and was able 10 walk
The following method was adopted
Tho hands were bound and and held
IN front OF the body the wrists about
the height of she neck. a rope was
then tide about the Wrista. passing
90 the roar around the neck. thence 70
The wrists 81 the next person behind
thence about the neck. and 10 on
The child was not bound but ran
along cling,ng 90 her mothers dress
The end 81 the rope On front waa
seized by two men. and the doomed
party thus Ted in single file. an
hound together. like Chinese crlm-
inuls. Viewed by an immense thronE
OF the populaco. we're led through the
streets, passing out by the south gate
10 the place OF execution a. tho
southeast corner OF the wall.
Here all were executed By being
bcheadod. except the child. which
was separated By n boxer
Tho bodies and leads were inse-
curoly buried IN one pit about forty
yards from the south wall. and about
seventy yards from tho corner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

pound. with "a knowledge Of the pro-
coehlng, but taking no action.
Miss Gould aud Miss Morrcil were
taken out Of che compound and into
che city Miss Gould appears 10 have
been 80 greatly frightened hy the
rough end brutal coaduct of the
Chinese, that abe had tainted from
shock and fear. and remained IN q
more 81 less comatose condition for
some time and wuH unable 90 walk.
She was accordingly hound hand AMI
foot and alung on a pole or lance, aa
pigs are carried in China. and taken
TO the city. Miss Morroll. being q
fearless woman. OF considerable moral
strength, was able t0 walk. and did
90. Ia this manner. Miss Gould be-
ing carried and Miss Morreli walking.
hri being led By the hair. they were
takon 10 the Chi-Shong-A temple,
one 81 the headquarters Of the Box
ora, whore they remained an day. I'm
route the streets were thronged with
people. many OF whom clutchcd and
tore the clothing OF the two women.
which soon VAS much battered. but
no deliberate effort 30 parade them in
q nude state was made Neither does
"a appear that they were violated.
During the day. Mr. and Mfa. Bag
nell one child. and william CooR In,
were also brought 10 the Chi-ehong-
An temple, and presumably all were
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
TO KEEP EL PASO
MONEY At HOME
THE GRIEVANCE COMMITTEES or
CHAMBER or COMMERCE CON.
sipERiNo THE TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNIONS PETITION.

The grievance committee OF the
Chamber of Commerce OF Bl Paso,
held q short meeting yesterday after
noon % tho headquarters Of that or
sanitation aud considered the claims
now being made that more than f2OO,
600 annually Is sent out of 10 Paso for
printing
Member OF the Typographical
union were before the committee and
pat forward their proofs OF the claim
that much 90 paao money was being
sent out OF Town for printing that
could be done last aa well here, and
az so lll'lo advance IN price that u
was money Ia the business mons
pockets 60 lay the advance and keep
an che cash at home.
A. a result of this discussion a sub
committee was appointed 90 thor
onghly canyass the merchants. rail-
road oliiccs and other large users %
printing with D Wow % proving on
diHprovinR the Statements about the
amount OF work done with ou1 Of
town printers. Friday this commit
tee VIII again meet The grievance com
mlttce. az which time d committees
from the NJ paao Typographical union
and another from the employing print
ers viii bo present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

To Wilbur Dunlavy. hts holrs. admin.
isiratorH and assigns.
You are hereby notified that have
expended In labor and improvements
upon the Refuge Lode. situated In the
New Placera Mining District. County
OF Santa Re. Territory OF New Mexico.
for the year 1905 One Hundred
$4,000 Dollars. az viii appear by
certificate filed December 2sth. 1905.
In the Office OF the Recorder OF said
county, In order 20 hold said premises
under provisions Of Section 2a2f, Re.
yised Statutes OF the United States.
being amount required 20 hold the
same for the year ending December
3lgt, 1905.
And II within ninety days after this
notice BY publication you fail or re.
fuse 90 contribute your proportion Of
such expenditure as a co-owner. your
interest in said claim viii become the
property OF the Subscriber under said
Section 1894
GEORGE ALEXANDER.
First publication Jan. "a. 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
NorIeE FoR PvsLIeArIon.



Department OF the Interior Land
omco, Santa Re. n. NJ, January 20.
1906 Notice "a hereby given that in
pursuance OF the laws OF the United
States. William q. Tight and his CO.
tenant Charles y. H0dgln. whose post.
ONCE address IN Albuquerque. NJ. NJ.
% about 10 make application 90 the
United states for a pgtent % the
"h1dgutiio' Placer Mining Claim. 10.
Gated On tho sandia mining district. OF
Bcrnalillo county y. M., being the N.
y. IA az the N. r.. ~. Sect. 81, r.. 10
n. Y. 3 r.. 81 D. "a. r. -. and M.
Tho notice OF location OF said Hod.
gOtiie claim iu OF record IN the once
% the Recorder OF BornallllO county.
nt Albuquerque, iu the Territory ~
New Mexico IN Book j. dining Rec.
orda page 52G.
Any and all persons claiming al.
yerscly the mining ground, vein, lode.
premises or any portion thereof, 50
described, are hereby notified that un-
less adverse claims are duly filed ac-
cordlng 10 law and the regulations
hereunder within the tlmo prescribed
by law with the Register OF the
United 6tatoa Land once, Santa We.
N, NJ in the county OF Santa Fo. Ter.
ritory n New Mexico. thoy will be
barred by virtue OF the provisions OF
such statute.
MANUEL Il. OTBRo.
Register
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

monts should not really be- called
treatments but suggestions.
10 sum q up. the whole Theory
would DO about this.
Hearing only beautiful sounds pro
ducos beautiful cars.
Licking at beautiful things makes
beautiful eyes.
Touching lovely things makes lovely
hands
smelling sweet odors makes eria.
lorfatlc noses
OF course. not every woman has the
environment or leisure 90 surround
herself with boauiy-produclng things.
But that doesn't make much Of any
difference. Mira. PumFruy says N
you are where there are bad gmClla.
don't smell them. " you are where
things are unlogely. don't see them.
TO some OF her patients she wiz
prescribe noltlchelll's spring foF
dun oyo. or the Moonlight sonata for
line between the eyes. or maybe a
dozen or 40 American Beauty roses
for a red nose.
But anyhow. Mrs. Pgmeroy is com
ing over 20 this country soon 20 make
n study of the farfamcd American
woman. and 90 ten her how 90 stay
beautiful and young " she ls beautiful
and young. and how tO become 30 N
she o. not
MrH pomeroy herself o. over So
years old though she Is said 10 look
scarcely 30.