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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-13
FriaNy, April III ietM

y, A speesal t. several l>Al,ers from
,WAshMlgtoM .ssSsE
~ 55'ssslt h Mpw, plNstitAiN Scs&NSM that
tho Efforts that have WNSeNtl$ heeM
matte Ny SENATOR 1NlmAN AMI C~Ns
wtNss,OaM l.evrr II have the l>>st,>HtN>a
ar,MvtmeMt llAer u mail ASeMt ~ the
train MavNvx tNlNmhiA SNr AMsWstA IN
Tho aNcv,,,NM viii be sWsSeSSfMa
"lN IisNWxsisys this MATTER WssAS
MN le>rr <aiNE
WI have joxi SS>eM t$SfseSAl WN$srsM,
su,>eriMteW>seM W the rAilwxSN MAN.
MviSiNM wf the N~>$iHsSWH Nss>AsSsNems
al~Nm {>wtSMs& M ASsM NM NE Sss
WaM MswN>eM N>iMmNSs AN2 AssSN$sA,
AMI / Ne(te>~ tMAt We VIII Ne xsrHNrss>
nj, Ne msN Train NNNM NE sN>ssA
is NtSSM SH &Ste IN AtttViss& Al CHiash-
MA> &NtsissS sAesN AFTER NE As,SassA
sram has &N>Ns> wASrh NlwA>< SesANS
ske mail sNN the NSse ~ wSSy aA'Sl
~ANN Next m,,>,WiseS> 3 SStSAy ~ Ah}S&s
SH>vNSe<rn M>a,~, Ne sA*sSnS ~ M
aS>SMs ~ the sASs tSNsiA wSN ee ~ So
rAMWlShs htsstS, ~ me s>rNs|ae sHHtS
'he >r>ntt, W. f>nsN - Nave Il SnsaS-
snasI Al NJ r&v&N &ste' y
What IS ne esaNc - ske &eaaS Sh
St<asinS an &S%ns ana Sh&A SesNsSe
M the L. :, 4 l.. SHnstsStae Aen
Ts~SMatns Chi9aS Md nssAt $he Hexss-
SANN rhSoSeS SN hSS xr,>sHh X hA*a9e
Me MAIL N~a SxrStAa e2es& Vixen
ss<t heard II Il was xhss 4lee so>'>
esNenenS Mas Ssot wq}rnS ~ nsN =
SaahscSthS SaSn 10 have vke mail hsnae&
~ Ana {sHSta tlse S>NSt"ffSre In Ca,l,sn-
hia, WSA Mr. Aiken, &nS Mr., l2Ney
ana Nh. ShhnSHn lnHk Snth $his mat
Sts> Ars& zen Ms What rs tlH cstsse q
ske Ara&N \ mail srs>$% on thiS
SlNain even aS St i$ E'nn a< nav w't.n& h.
&eNesa rNn>v'NFtn><& Il s >erIN laTSse rhr>
StStNtn&N MA if Il rt<,,N he maae inth
3 En&WlsS> S>aSNenres Tram on flEonurh
~ tSA%HhNfl2ti i< %,cnlA se.N,e a StiI( bet
seN S>nsS>Hsh Ner,tlsnen. Y'leese give
shi< matter NhnT &t'Hntltn. INST >As
Important ~ tkt StlN+Ire On El& M
<mStA aNAin Sn6 Il >HnH rAn he uni on
NlIN N>Ht thc rrheG,H lei tlH,m ht,th
Dc S>Mt ~ operation,
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WS2k en- HsAA asswS<M lEASssM,
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NM SsSSsa MANSsSA, N SsssNs SSxssasN>
SsNA = q <SMss t,SssSAlS SkS VsSw&HM
50.
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n sesAS SsAss Res the SssaasasSss &e>
iNeshssassss ~ the WSssssM EAss II sase
sesS~ IN &S>>SSsas SS the MsS>sxssSa>
.e&s ssSase ~ $ss easwsssS &Aese she
S>H&a AssSms Il sSSSaSsss ~ De Hns as
sase Se@sa eSssaSSNe IA me SS@assx>
shfas Stss shSeA WeS@ are ~ hs ss;s
NrsS sAsA se<H@ssSea &aM&&@ sAvsasA
tase sssHaxsASn$ II M eSASsxw snSale
StsNSSA - ssse sN&& wAssA SSla make
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sH>s& SH tive sssHsssessa ssasSh - svsr>,
ea1>y SS Sa&Ss &sNeSsse ssa&a snSss>ea
eat> W&se ss% 10 anasas sSs<>a Sor nv
tlss sS>osa>sss$ 81 the sSgaatss sSnsss>
s'1Sse ma ample sssSssssa Is asassa6 st.
1t rs ssSS shas sAss SsGh &ssa Wssa>
sstn WI have uasns saxhSsss Snse
Sa>ss%snhaSS sS M&S, 2aaS
Specialization sso~ r SSss&aeS towards
She &ee$sSan. >>WSQ the road eaSlS t.
the .cnaa keaaS 81 Wes, Nsssaia, and
thence 10 the sea hy snssatS Of <>nnnee-
$i"sF$ with s,naa> ssrssas aaSat go TASS
a$ eauS1rac more sneSSSf.e Shan any
s'rher Ssstnse os the sntssysS<s~ sat
the s'!tmness$ have $n&,eeaea Sn Ssxs>-
Sne tht'iS TnsNesnens$ and plans ,on!<.t>
ara they had hnn6refas 81 ashnrsSS st
work IN she mountains. ana $hhvelS
and 6aaliS al work ON y big scale hs-
FORE the people of the Ssase aealia,S
~hai HAD heen Transporting afmts<l 4,
E,~ftS nraer thelr observation
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l,esrissselA>sS, ess1 tAs1 H. esSa tire astS-
mate ssSsanaa, Vss al1Ssmase tresna-
al Is N~ae sssnesnhs>os;sr&se> saea the
NS'sasscsS ssnssasSon. The Ssasunsn;
of SeNc contemporaries IS made up
s>ssSS in x'nnr snnece coarse and in a
NAY that la$:eS Tor HSe, 1t is made by
sssstmS u whom reSn have never spo-
Know Snn. Ssa & general impression
ken sna whom Tnn think do not
>>sSSe now in the fear Of that tti-
sasssa,---nnr IN ah5nd fear for inde-
s>saeGsees Is 3 qnah1T in the honor
able nhsa. Cherish s decent respect
sSoS the sisIlnfnrF> nf mankind, but
never lei that antegtts.re with yonr
ssrsNsess declaration 81 Snaepenaence
IL Is = ~~rS safe protective rule to
aS<$ tH<sSS a$ Sf Se'p were gong to
marry y pare wVshsa within month.
That rws& i i vsxS safe v,aas for life,
L Is W'eal s~ H. lss S,sp$ Wear what ii
1ANsS sAsxs erVsi@svSSN. Ii Is NxSl MOI
tlr take S>Ae NSSrS 1N III wASs csa
hc SSty,> IN sArx~> Lssree IL yet this
$>nws~ ssna ss$a ls> LASTLY live to-day
ana t14,sr days like = ,seSu nt hruer, =
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Kaotiun 20 Vote Schp6l Tax
Mr. Wrn, III, Fdlk, Cir, Board If
Trustees. - $jftf''s7 =,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-13

Il SHHnY< "a W. that more morse Is
NNh&S than iS nereSSalN> II that IS
al thst Is WRONG VIII rhs dSs}>enSaT~
Il Is IN GOOD shape ~--N<whe2ry laec.
MA ana Ns~~.
Nne< Thc f4cral& anG News near
- rNnAoNc the oran violation o. the
laN which REQUIRES tho WSe Of ~
,cntSl hooks s~-hrc Nee kSrrcate
NtN ai all Ne Rh nnt rhnGnne ths
violation nf law in aNN rssnecs~ Rut
th2S fai(nnc 10 wSt request hnns2> haS
NnHN thc practice from tive beginning
thSN Wrecc ,9SHS was the ,eSrertioh.
AN6 We raN SeS NO good in making
"lNrrah NlSN" about the Failure
10 wSt rrpnssl hooks at this Int day.
Il TINT y an TINT the investigation
~>an accomplish thers WIS little as$e f0,,
is> $eNSstanec There rs no good in tlu.
wSc ~ request hAanSeS anyway, anG
never WIS Sm II y the law. -oon
SaN, md should he enforced, Well,
YES that Is tIa>n and Il Is as$n tl,t law
that i NonN hane horse worth SS2hn
You We7Sl sSSeS> him FOR taxation at
SSshn ana yet the whole Tux DEPART
sreMi $aNrS thni IL shall he al 30 yer
>snt IF the Nalme, ana much Of the
ss,soNerty Is III s. 4esS sa@ than 10 per
S<ent III tht value.
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POLK MTllERs.
What He Did AT Ehe Ghasaupua.

An Immense audience fillc6 the
with Shons$ +of hugh
ster at ReaR AtsneSss sHrtsmeS of nc
gro life ana manners in the ola times
before the war last night, Mr.. Mil
&ers> $nneS and imisataolas of 5tgpieaa
negro characters we're yesSaently true
10 life, Mir, AlillersS <stofaes wers >ars-
:terminine, ai,a seemed 10 SRsausc tise
people $ereatls, ,'s-.~Ncw N6Ts Ghatas-
qua,
Nh Miller Is one Of The finest sren
in Hrs 1ine anewn 10 ;the <scnth, a3e
}>ean Fairly make a saRSo sais,, and rs
II,for initiating atae negro of qoaaen tinse,
her annrt se s,stpssssa, If ~ neea.
les 10 say he vii have u. paesssea house
tsasght 's.-, sahaasa Gsasaaaua.
AT ahe opera horse, Monday night,
al s$Sa, TSesess *, so and ~ censs
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laura MEMaTSNS.
EensA 81 sAe EASsasa Ska&h--
A NAxe MasScSa &cesS

NJ 8aS~ anN&ns s,eHss}e 81 Ns%.
hesfN &s>% = NA9e &<><st 81 $sea% S& ehe
S<sssSsee sseNa TsesssN ntshe oS a&asa
MttSvtses, NE SeaehS&ts& sssaSst> assS
N<SaAl Nh Ae given M $As &sSEA
l>}saSe $Hs> xlx eenefs ~ Sse $ssSf$a
>hss~h Mn. &ehseeaS VII Ae as-
siStA by NM N&IlSe S~se'haS NAlnsT
AS ~t3&liSt>
F'ke s'rsSs$ a. 9l& sestA Is eshthmSsas,
tSt 81 S1> s|,,sise 81 tlse great yssnsst>
"One 81 al& largest &fsS S>esssihCS
one ssf Shs 1,,tsSt Ss1tS<,sl &9s$isenee< $hss
hs~% stssnasS d ScesseeSa IN ehiS x$tN,
gathered hist night 9n S,tstflssfithsHt "a
one a. SsNsnnshS s74iSe$, s,sasa
&e',svens, NWta heT r~srntstsHn,
achieved shN-sa, a$ = pianist nf the
highest >aSilltSeS, she Ae6Sessse NsSS1S-
my &>s>HctsA q great deal sn6 in a1fs
ii wA$ lsht aiSsHs>cintsS. $Hr the se1,-
, cl>sl comment WIS one only nf S'ssaise
ana wonder 81 She remarkable tsHeh,
the charming effects ssresncs>a by hs%
az" "
WV" "'''' St'e <"'F'<F' ""' ''% s"''Sst'F
"'S'AE"''''% N'''*'S' 'E"''<s, NV: <f''lSP
score ~ e"'' <">e' ',"'''''''tS *'S' O.
'E $'ErtS'St'" "'''S tn"'FFtS'''E 'H'f''"
'"'tSS"' >>aNA"h"" '~"F''h& views
, t'aN'" ""'FRe'S>' Ft* "e<F'nzhsSh"a
~" "''''An' 3""'''>'~ <h"9''"' 4''>NS~
'><<''h'N"" M" "'S'T'WSNE were ''e
masters "N"S' "'"''Nss''s"r SHe "h'SS',
" "'F'<'n' NV" ul1"'E''"' Wha'
lR'"E''F"@'''"N' " ha' '"h"h' "Aa'
H"%'''SN' W't~' rNV"'>'" ""S", "''"'
'eE""'%' H"'n'''S Va "''FS'' y "s"F<
r,''N NY 'n"'' '' '','''''>' "F"'*''
>','s'''' ""'''> NH''""'S. 'E''""" 4
",' 'Nv stormy, ''"t",> '"'''Sn H>'
'S''''.N '"E"N''!" "' ''SeI~ |" 'n'
ErFn''F'N'"'> " every S'h""' MIS-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-13

Il thr .cnnncil enniS get ,eptinn~
from tho prnrcrty ownSr$ IN the
hntNt dS>trirl for widening the Steeef
from Nihlpr. IaenSs and company y
Furniture Storc 50 She >aspse and then
}rnrc,,Hsc aihcnt se,2 a., fffteeG feet ii
wnnld add greatly Ic the appearance
"t the ecit., Il night Nc that these
who own tasS property seonlS gree 2the
hand, Il wnnld benefit them sss much
ii NOT >InHre 4han ANY one else and
sNnaid pay them 10 give il To The city
on condition thai the SSisaesssslsSs .he
sfsed wp IN SeeNine with these on tho
other $Side af the street.. And SrtssSi.
hly these @ho own property sscrsSs The
sstsset would eo~e,>erase Gin having 4he
sStsees sSiaensS, The waiter Is, worth
ts,sSrsssssastSas eabnfsse AMY haRasass are
2essesea There Is 6aslS eae baitainc
ON ssase <strsei ro~ that - worth snash
ami no Ssenbt AiY, Mower, who owns
SthSs, @eaad ssiee The council "a Gsssal
sssaeasstsan Aeas6se 1t meaia Eessatls
Improve Hrs properly while eseiae ~
great advantage 70 she tSty,
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President Slim,s A6vice.
R@stn Transcript


3'ge$,aent EEot was gresaeE w7rr
cheering and appliance that ia<!ei.
moro Shnn Two minutes when ht arose
q speak 70 the new Freshman l,issS$
rcowaine the lirincEroam Sn ahs .4a.-
ward Union where there was : -ar-
nltN reception a3e SAID:
- Il r. tiSGy~Six veaTS since came
here new Student sS many a Nu,.
arc. I have had 8 chance t. SEE Ibr
steady stream nt men who have ycume
ana gone anl1nE thai amt ..ape
haa s chance 10 SEE what 5nc durable
>>arfSta"nonS ot llte ru!l oui 10 lie.
l have seen the SONS anG SrantiSons ,aT
men that know coming nore 10 hs
Harvard men, tS thpIr fathers were
/ hope that Non, SssS fhcy. arg after
The durable SaHlSfactinHS q, Ete, Tms
are the $atiSfacfionS shat are going
10 last and grow,
There Is one IndispenSahi, Iour.-
dannh 3 young man Anaghl 10 have;
he ought to I've a clean, wholesnms
Vle"r",r>, young animal That Is tte
Foundation Tor everything else III tins
Rte, &le have TO huild everything
esSe nf 81 nSetnl sareeg OF bodily
wholesmneneSs md VITALITY. Tins
involves NOT only cnndeScendinc 10 tn.
ordinary vices nf lite. Ynp must
sivma drunkenness and licent,o,sspeS>
in order 10 be a lclean. wnolesnn,s,
vigorous young animal.
r8ut this alone will NO, sasssfy
,Son. Snorss are 4eritima1e Satssfae-
tionS; but if they are ma6e the main
and, they cease to be durable satin
factions, They must he incidental,
NOT the main end To attain all these
things we must isstNc in,ellecteal
power and ambition. This mental en-
tisdpment should come hes e. the ed
'ncatea staafs, The educated class iivp
by veSercfSe az The ,intellecsual npyvers,
sand they ENJOY life oT this -Surd ibe1-
J ter ihsn arissSes winch work with
their hands for their 1li~elihoea. &
IA young man ought to get here
an college a capacity fer rand and
seen iitellsStassl labor. Ii Is the
mann achievement Of college life ito
win the snerts1 ierce, There Is, how
iever, st,nethiag beses,a sthis power of
aahnr. Toa must have n atspotless 1as,
ettaton. lt comes Sftam Irving on
I henor, There ase ssane things ai,at
iathe honorable man will not do and
%csifnot do. HE never acgraaes nor
aehssss "a woman. He ssever epnrssss-
as "a person weaker sr poorer thar,
himself, Iae Is honest, sincere, aa,,-
j did, ssenasnss, At IS not enough, hsw
eear; the honest eraan sassi sse aaaer
y SSs1fss ,'eneross Ein sfss [Su6c7neqiss AZ
\ iisg,e9 sssasl Women ard of history, Tan,
.lS.ssrsssits IS Il bsaatifal sattrSause gssf Il.
ssl4n gsf ssanet.
sN'asal S The seaaenee of an Is,,,r,.
4 4 33asishie asSe9 Sen 9eek ncw ifssY, afas-
3ara61e asneast ssfsvsa lyoar aslasrs.
fssa ssesr ses6hers, ;gsara,sts assSl
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MsmnaN:a,ss.

Mrs, GeeSe-=TAcy tesl ssne .sssear
hassana ass seen lasessaatsa Ny some
foreign raasr,
Mrs RSb@nYes, hat It's essiy =
hit lef sfabhes, ana ii aease Il snatch
my reraaslexscsl at sls, agsien atafass
wears il asesshetse, ssesll aaase Sc so
'@Stssent nae.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-13

How AbNWt that sAakssMi& Ne =
union stAlSSM We we've HssAWSssA sSsstAc
M>MtAs M Me w%AthsN AAs SesA
g>NA AMI Il Is VNss u ~ We AssssA@S
wxNWse &N the AsssM o. $%$ II Is
the s>S&sSsseA S>NN(Nts%A II NE MsssAs
SwN the Many M,NSsSsat At Seses&seN>
As sSs>M Ns SAAs Is Nx2H NNSS& wM Se
S>AStsNsSNSSNS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-13

&nsMSWs hss SseA MeAsA SaSeAsS
.AN,Ms ne SAAMse II ssAeSaee whssA
Was " ~ SMso esSs%$ ~ $ase Saa&sasssA
S>>S, AsSns&Ssss ~ sNe Ss&t&ssSshe
~ Ne SS>sMsaSS>SSa sAe ShAsee %SA be
shAtSh
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-13

has 4 AsNeiyAt MsN 81 Whit rs &s
the tueNssal $lSs,A 5ef tAS s,NleANaNSt%
We want IL YET tS TINT lsSSAt where
Ne SAM sse heySNA oar SssN Ssessee,dlAte
lNYsSNNl eAiM IN astS eAssStSfsse that
Ss started NSr the xeN~xNl %~aE IS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-13

The Isassla ana News viii gree %
sssssnf9m 80 al4at asisSssn @aa @all in
&c aasse movement ssss on sstNsh
afl Nat f,seYle ssfsa ssessW4ess msen can
ssssise md ne sssssreea no work stssetttte,'
ssar sss liishsassas Rssrske8s
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NOTICE.

All persons having hills against fbs
Town OF NewherTE, will please ,,rr-
sent them OF or before the First sof
each month.
Eugene S. Werts,
..... .... -. ..5,..- &c. Is II. II. c. n.
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Ponaaria & q

Pomaria, S. C.
The School Trustees OF School Dis
trlct No. 5a, arr hereby ordered tn
n"id . AN aeieetion, IN accordance with
Section aysR tnf the Sciota Law .nf
south Caroline, on the question of
aeygine a two Eaiil tax ON The mar
lsrfs af sad Scheol dIistriot FOR n,,l,.
ise School prrs,csss. Said election !,
he aSsld ON Satsnaas, April "a ., th,,
ssshea 5hoasse OF above named nss-
|4ract.
q. S, Whee.s.,
S, .. Derrick,
Is, q, Counts,
County Beard af a ssanssai6ton.
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Get Your Easter Suit


The thoughts 81 the young
men are naturally turned to
Easter Suits about this time.
anoii YOU want the best makes,
the hest styles and the best
values, ge1ynur suit at my s1ore.
We are also prepared To SID
ply vou with the incest things
ot the Season in Coiored
Fancy Shirt, Neck.
wear, SuSpen6erS, On
dsrwear Hosiery, Col
lars & Cults, also with the
best things in Shoes,
We have just opened q new
lo1 from James a. Ranister b
Go. and Thompson Bros, and
have the ,Ralston Health Line
the Excelsior Shoe Co, and
the American Gentleman, all
desirable makes
NEW HATS,
! Tire John r. Stesson Co., Hayss
a agency Hat, Also all the latest stvles
ssnsstiff andsoft Hats from 81 0O4u e, m
}4 Panama Hats.
We are sSpeetingaorr New Rananss.
Hats IN q few days, also New Straw
Hats
SsSt IN the way OF coming ifsses To
my store sSsen you have anything to
buy IN Clothing, Shoes, Hats AMI Asnss
Furnishing Eaosas
YanSre hkafysto find what wen svnn.
asaze and aRrrassate Iyexr tbuspssss
Come and see MS aoften. VII yna,r
frieas.s about rs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

a quiet disposition. and q was BY her
request that when she entered society
this season no formal owning out Tea
was given and she merely Joined her
mother IN receiving al their -ai
homes"
This aga not meet with favor M the
eyes 81 the muliimillioualrc uncle. Mr.
Dwight, who a. very proud OF his beau.
tiful niece Al the Philadelphia club.
where both were members, he met Mr.
knight and ohanad aim numerically
about the simplicity of his daughters
coming out"
There was a friendly war OF words
between the multimlllionairca and d
Is said that then and there q was
agreed that two functions should be-
given which would set society BY the
ears. There Is also an intimation that
the proud uncle spurred on the proud
father By the declaration. and perhaps
wager. that no matter how lavish
the AFFAIR which the latter gave, the
former would eclipse Il.
Eoiward Ceilings knight, Jr, the
father. made the first ehOrt. II wal
coiilli0n reception given no the
Bellevue stratford, was attended b
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
MARKET LETTER
spetIal correspondence .

Special Correspondence.
Kansas Guy. NJ. Feb. 20 buyers
acted 10 peculiar manner last
week. as h they were expecting n Dig
arup in cattle receipts and asa not
want 10 he caught mapping They
bought liberal receipts of cattle ga
sharply higher prices she first oi me
week. base showed their usual indif-
ference when they had secured %
good supply This indicates that they
want the cattle and can aell che
meat The supply today On liberal
egsin. " 700 head market slow and
slightly lover On beef steers COWS
and aiockofs and feeders steady
''at many cattle have been reviewed
fro miar oii tcutCff. lately some
Idaho hay-tp Killing steers. wcish
ms i.i2b io 100 poundn. sold last
Thursday a. fti0 % NAi aiockera
out Of aamo shipment at $500
COWS 1870 other western aiockora
and feeders ai $3.50 to fti0i some
ruuEh killing cattle al 1915 % tf0e
Eoud % choice Panhandle stuckeyR,
f400 60 $3.50. 4 train Of hlgh grade
aiuckefs from Hereford, Tex ave ga
roufe Tor tomouuWa market The
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steer marker b. causing some feod-
CTS 10 hesitate. but there is gcn-
orai disposition "a buy, aa The fsi
cattle now being marketed ere mnk
Ing money
sheep have had "a strong tendency
The last week. including today. but
amia are weak today. and 10 i0 20
cents below week ago. Rum today.
10000 head last week. $1,000 but
there are signs Of o ialiine on On re-
, receipts and some traders look Tor
lambs 90 make some galns in The
near future Fair to suod lambs are
HolllnE ai $3.50 io $3.50. good go
choice unca. 500 GO $3.50. yeariinEa.
500 90 SOLO, wcthorH $3.50 90
$3.50. ewes, gBg6 in eb2hi the
pretty fnod nnua. 1915 and upwards.
few Thin iambs have sold lately
io go io the country &c fll1 90
9G25. Packers complain of had Oui
lci for the mutton aui they continue
io take the liberal Receipts iu "a
ready manner showing that the
channels are not HroaNg restricted.
Feeding districts in southern Colo
RADIO and lu Kansas Ana Aiaaouri are
prcfv well clanrd out but uf course,
The b'R numbers from the Fuu Coli
llina district are yet t0 Aome. which
makgs the fmuro uncertain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Philadelphia. Feb. 2i.-Thls simple
old Quaker town has SCI "high society"
OF all the land agape with two func.
lions, ~ they call them. which for me
amount 90 money spent on each beats
che record
1t was all for girl. a girl OF 49,.
Miss Clara Waterman knight. She
ia a happy. winsomc lnas. even though
she has a million ln her own right
and Is the woalthlcat of thln aeaaon'a
dobutantes In Philadelphia or else.
where.
Her father, Edward Coliings knight,
a., one of the seldom heard of multi.
mllllOnairca. originally made his money
iE sugar and then multiplied 4 many
times In stocks.
Then, also there Is an uncle. Edward
Waterman Dwight, who is a steel man
ufncluref, Ia mlles a. 4 Ia western
ranch investments has rolled up a for.
tune which runs Tar into the millions.
u Ia around these two multimillion-
aiTe relatives. father and uncle, cf the
fortunate young dehutanto, that IL
built the story which society ~ now
discussing
Miss Clara Waterman knight Is Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

burlington. va. Feb. 90 The thirty.
ninth annual o1fampmont 0f tho de-
par'mont OF Vermont Grand Army ~
the Republic. has opened here al the
new state armurg Department
Commander seymour "a. Wood oi So
AihanE, occupied the chair. and afef
welcoming the delegates. read bia nn
nuni address There viii be another
session ln tho afternoon and in fhW
evening There will he "a public camp
nre unfof me auapices nf aia1nara
post. No. 3 commandments Iaas
nor and several momhem ~ BIS stan
and other prominent Speakers VIII be-
present and VII address thr ncefinF
The department hcaduuariert WcrH
opened yesterday NJ ihe Van N0fa,
where the council Of administration
met yesterday evening iO audit the
accounts uf the assistant adiutani Ren.
ernl ana the assistant quarielmesifr
general and i0 transact other pfoml.
Rent business
The Womane Heiiff Corps. depart.
mcni nf Vermont Is holding ila annual
convention here a. the same tlme.
The retiring department officers 81
tho WGmans toliof Corps viii tender
reception tO the gfRud Army %
tho Republic. fhe Wnman'g Relief
Corps. thc Sons Uf Veterans aud kin-
dFed organizations and irienda tomlr
row evening at me van Ness,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
MANY SHEEP ON THE
gEMEZ FOREST RESERVE

Voncosiao Iaramiiio, secretary ol
the territorial board OF equalization
and a Weil known citizen ur I'D Rio
was among those who attended ID
business al lho federal building IN
Santa Fo yesterday He also called
upon Governor Herbert J. nagorman
Others from ID Rit0 attending o.
similar business were rranquilino
Rivera. German Truilllo and Daniel
Tuiillo Mr. Iaramillo said tnat De
came To Investigate the conditions lol
securing Eraglng permits Tor sheep on
the lemez forest reserve.
"a understand that there are % least
100000 sheep on this reserve, and
presume that che most OF them viii be-
kept there providing The owners can
secure permits for 80 doing The ~.
serve ia one of the best grazing ranges
IN this part OF the territory "a fact,
there % no place near 10 q where
sheep can be taken. There are a mum.
Der of land gfanis and Indian regor
Yaiions near NJ SD that the sheep men
viii be forced 10 keep their sheep un
the reserve. However, most Of then.
are glad iO do 30, az they viii be- un.
de- g0vornmcnt protection Notices
are nov being sent out 90 sheep own.
prs informing them ~ the creation of
the reserve ana forhlddlng them ga
lrcapasa after March A."