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CFFIC }ANC.B AND SALE or STOCKS I'M NEW YORK
ptnrh& Co andgr
SALES.
= = - 9 ~ -.

Gf Il III ,ie y ~ NJ vi r. n ~
200 Atlhntlc Coast Line, com.
se,7o0 American Shelters, COM.
"a, 100 AinnlEntnated Copper Al.
300 Amer. Car and S1ro,indry.s
e, Amer Car and Foun. pfd
1 400 American Cotton Oilss,.,.
100 American 1'obncco, pfd..a.i.
100 American Can /. $50, ..... /.
100 American Cam pfd..s.....a
$500 Amer locomotive, CONF.
Amer, Locomotive, pfd ...,.
~, 100 American Sugar ..,........
Is, 600 A.. r.. hild 81 Fe, com ~.
100 Al, II ma 8. Re, pfd. .....
12,1W Baltimore and GOhios.......
IL zoo Brooklyn Rapid .TrAnslt..
TX, 100 Canadian Pacific s.s..s...
4 4, 900 Chesapeake "a nd Ohlo..,...
600 Chicago Great Western.
40, 900 Chicago, Mll.and st. Paul
1890 Colorado Fuel and FROM.
100 Colorado South, com $3.50.
3@ Colorado south.y list pfd...
III Colorado southa I'd pfd...
1oo Slev. Gin. Gu. and st. l.
53.1oo Consolidated Gas ........
200 Delaware and Hudsofi....
l5b Del, Lack. and Western.
n 5000 Erie, com ,........
Erie, 31st pfd.,.. !. I. VI.
200 Erie. "a pfd. !.
100 General Electric y. .........
2,400 Great Northern. pfd.u....
Illinois Central ~. ......
1900 Louisville and Nashvllle..i
Manhattan 8...,.... ~.
Metro. Street Railway....
@ 300 Mexican Central ..........
900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, COM
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" s. rcfundlng Is, registered !
u 8. rcfundlng 2s. coupon; y
VI s. %. registered !
u 81, coupon y
u 81. Old rs. registered y !
" 81 Old As, coupon. - =
y. New Az, registered !
U.fs. New ~. coupon. " !
American Tobacco
American Tobnceos ~.
A,chison adjustment !,
Atlantic Ccast Line y
Baltimore nnd Ohio Is .....:.8N
Baltimore and Ohio 81 ...''
Brooklyn pid Transit cony. "a. ......'.},
Central OF Georgia 6s.... Y: .....l
Central Of Georgia lst Inc. ,....':
Central OF Georgia 90 Inc. ...t...
Central Of Georgia: 50 Inc y
.Chesap eake & and Ohio ~ ......l y
Chicago and Alton az ~.
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nounced IN bleached goods. varying from $50;
c. per yard Printed goods were very strons:
The knit goods trade was active s,, !, 1o6pins
prints, dress goods, linens and hosiery this ala.
week. 81 53SS$ t55 3 III @
III NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON. n. f6{ c., AUG. s.-spIRlTs-...
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at GSFc.: receipts. g, q
barrels Tar-Flrm8 a { $500: receipts. 8 bar
rels. Crude 9Turpentine-1rirm at s2.Soa4 40; re-
ssATANN q Aug So n r EMIT n F. F..
Firm at 50 es 200 casks receipts =, l .,,s
casks; shipments ~ ca SKIS; Rosin1.f u! ~
men IT, s97 barrels; stock. 81, sos bar res. -,
81 II Eyv "a ORLEANS Ri J. Aus s-ROSlSE,-
barrels. Exports for New York lofo barrels barrels
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RICHMOND STOCK sIAR.:KliEls,T.'.
Richmond. Va, AVS.
tsAI.ES ATSEBOAPD, 8iiilt,


~ yirrina gCcnturics-1so,o at ssh .si555 Z.
virginia Carolina Chemical Co. preferreds- -
STATE SECURITIES Bid. Asked t'esl
S Sorth earon g. c. isis lac
Va. as, Old, G, and r., 1881 \. !,
Va Centuries s. 9: and r.. 1891 sass 'asa
Ri GtTf c,t sh u q and r.. 1,,s-lso 1854
d RAILROAD BONDS. Ill # IA d "A Fl III
GserS ssu Bsss al, rs ri e. s.
4 Georgia and Ala. Con. 5s. igle;:.-. llo f....t
Nor and West, Ry.5 Poca. A., 1874 .? ~
pstersbugr Class S.. r. sss 4;
g STREET RAILWAY BOZ Ids.
Sorfok ST.. Ry. list IS. 1911. lio
Sa sTaEr hS R All Way sT 81 ss T.
Norfolk Railway and ght Co y 5 g II
RAILROAD STOCKS Par. sfS
Atlanta and Cbarlotte.. 100 l16
Atlantic Coast Limo IA loo 1!a
chesapeake and Ohio. November 100 co.'s ~
Norfolk and Western com: leo o o
r., +. and Div. Obi g.,..:...ioo 7s9 ...sS
e r. +. ard p. o p. G, 80 800
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS. #
American National 100 l?7is "
City !. +. S5s
Frat National loo 100 l lso
MERCHANTS National q. ~ t ~
state Bank OF ylrgina,.. Ioo let
Bank OF Richmond. 100 l3Q lSo q
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
f!.@ RALTIMoRE, b MD. Aug: seaboard Air
Line common and preferred Nothing doing,
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]: CATTLE MARKETS.
4 RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
n (6ales ar Union Stock " rds.) X,

fiSf5 (Sales at Union Stock q ras.) ~, als
d Richmond, Va, AUG 9, 1919.
N The live stock report for the \ eek ending
August 9Th wa. az follows: 3, (, y, ~ 4.
Best steers. 1oc; fair TO gool - ~; I.
e sx aas ssss 1885,
eo1s sss Bulls aafsc Fresh ,::ss az an q
s se .hsss sS. gs5 best
t. good, brsH {. - common. Glc. !; hogs. Is So
sAc:s: sows and stass, Il E5c.3S.
g CHICAGO. Ill, Aug s.cAT.ILE -s Il eags
to weak for best and comn,on Steers %. S s9ap
hetfers saS % . calves s. ssa
hesa @asEet 70 prime
heavy medium to Eeosd " \. hea Ivy
SSs sepo
Sheep. Il. sa6.7s; ambs. =: 900. g. "
NEW YORK, Aug. s-;BEEvvEss. !. receipts,
tsySs es Prssssd eos. 81 Ssst
i flasseas and
yeas Sheep and .a1 Z aan
n on TO p prime lambs. s5Soas 30 re-;
ceipts.5 s. ds4 head. Market steady state ana
Pennsylyan!a hogs, s7,loa37 g.
UNION STOCK YARDS; P1TTsBulyR VI i. IN Il !;
pr rlsnt nasKs.
H HOGS: eipts light market GLOW Prime
sS5:sIight workers. and pigs. q, soae q roug hs
YlSs p;9gs
s,;sogs,5o lambs 'soafs 50; veal caves Ss'p
nutcSers and .hppers g; IS a. common On I
70 strong ssms
sSss sa'RPsss al
at asS37.65. q gff. &.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE NIARIxET.

NEW DHlkN+l'ttODOSE MA AAAAAeAA -
Z NEW YORK. Aug. s.--FLo uR-stsady. a pa.
QUIET. Rye Flour Barely steady. Cornmeas--T
Steady. 4 Rye-Steady! ne AZ u, &, u.
Wheat-spot steady: No. rec, M e e. ~.
tor Options easy and net unchan gen. aps shtcss
&, sso May s'': sep.sn9es
.ess ssay sste'
OF Nc. September So December. 64c, Oats
h Doei-Ou,et. Cut Meats-stead !, "a a. ~ u
i r ~ y a,Gv' PorkNsteady Talow-st Pc
troeum-Steady Steady; straneu, e4E' q
mon 10 good. TO-. ~ q y
esT Rics-Firm. Molas.es- steady. Coffee Pot
RIO steady; No. Invoice. SS se91 Ssasj
Futures closed steady a. o. net &deci'ne y Aeoy
sagarFirm; fair refining SIC centrifan ga
arto. n,aiasses sugar, sl-1s6sAci rehn He \
STEADY. Butter-Steady; extra crenmeFy - =
s.sMc. Cheese Steady and unchankee a. -
Weaker feeling. but no change In prlc !. I.
II ,sdeoA Cabhas es-ouiet and unehansed
Fretrhts and Pear,uts-Qulet and uncnAlniEt ~
icottonseed Barely steady WIN Z a., "a
trade Primo crude, & O. b. sep nrIme
$50; prime summer ys!loW ~ is %ass'
III CHICAGO, Aug Slack demand pTS VS.
norters Offset continued rains IN the Eo a,dv
Vast and Southwest and resulted N q s.I ns
tone in tho local wheat market a. ,,n.
Final quotations on September aellVe w IN
cho need from yesterday close S9;rn wa
MGsMe.: cats we're up proV's'o's VIZ ~
01l2Ikc.{ lower. u %o1yowa .l
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turn IN MARKET
}. j REACTION A }. / ! n
Direct Outcome Of Growing
1rrcgtilarity Of Several
Days PAST
MONDAYS MAR kET STRONG ) / q
President Of Great Northern.
Does Not Do AS He sS
Was Expected.
!, 4 /, /. . !. \

J, J; saoeI 4. 1'rsss ,r II,
NEW Y llgust S.--rhe STOCK y
oafy esssy ats e o
a growing lirrcguarityS for, sove raj days past.
Mondays market WIS generally strong.
but before yesterday 3 trading vas con-
ssfa 81 ao ssa Which haze
I was being effected Under cover. Of The
4 new strength In Pcnnsylvnt, IA. ne PCT elr Il
settling effect on speculative sentiment
to-day, owing to the fact TINT tla 7 sen 4
Stiment8iH swnyed almost entirely BY. the
Sktipposed course Of the . operations O
s suPsIsts The spseeaia,lve slenSnt has
bcen buying confidently In the ibeNef nat
they were doing Us ID these trade r. were Z, e
doing The action Of sterday's \. ,n l,a. SCI
stocks involved the taking over q hold, !.
sentiment wore disposing o.. This was "
the prime consld ton az the turn. n
the MARKET. though some i}a discussion
I WIS heard ,'ot tho, money outlools, indus-
trial conditions and like general consld y
s crftions These 5SconsldcratlO Ions were Of:
small consequence b comparison With
npesiaen ~ fo the drest Northern
turned to st. Paul instead of5hrriying. az
expected. ii New York to effect q prompt
completion tho disposal .of the COM "
panyts ore lands 10 the S5 Unlted STATES
4 Steel Corporation as WA n IN J.
ia q points to 90 8on@ comparatively small!
K ealeS The movement was attributed 70
Rthe dissolution OF / a syndicate. and the
y distribution N To & Its members OF some
/ So. 900 900 OF the unsod bonds. It was
believed that the new price cstl blished
allowed n margin Of profit on the hold =
sEings or the bonds over the terms Mt which
they had been acquired from the com.
{pnny. This bond never sold lower tnan
96 previous to. to- day sudden drop: IN
the S Irregular downwar I'd . n1ovenaer: o.
prices Pennsylvania was the. only s 70
4 10 show effective res! stance twas III t g
&ingatpresstire elsewhere 10 II level above!
last night This movamen mi served 10
restrain but not to proven z. the n down. IN !,
wa I'd movement elsewhere. which Te ached
\ Ia gradually lower levels 4 md close easy
near, the lowest .6as35 Ell 4. & .
value, ss2o70, 900. 5 &. "
tinted States bonds we're al UNCHANGED
Total sales o. stocks were e55,2 200
shares. .s 55s:s8 5
NEW 81 DIRK, August s.-Atoney on on
cali steady,, 2 1-2Gi3 per cent: "a ruling
rate. q 3-4 closing bid II IS offered ~
251-e; time loans, dull and hrmer:. Sky
days i per cent: min ETY. da IS 4 Legs 9! y
ak months. l-s: prime mercantile sNs g pa pa
al 81 81. s525 for demand and s4.s26o for
sixty slay bills; posted { raj es .S3 and
$3.50; commercial asbills. s4.S1 "a GgS4.S2.
bar silver So xican dollars 6o -. (,
hi
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.aAiLaoAt,s.
II s s ;';s:;s: y

SR s : |;s;sI y .
Ssi''rra,ns q ave Atchs,,cnd a. N sftns d n
4 SIN A,l N, --tjally. 1yfd Y u. Thtossh
#e;1o Az u IN " W NAtn ~ Thfots
l.et ~, M.--WesA d 80 ElbA. 1fsdssites1
Accommodation d a s sSs "a
..s:4o AZ. N. daily Byrd 81. ThsosSA s1t IN
S:1 noon-- Week DayA-- f.yr &. ~. " ss
HA'0V Y. A..-Wssk Deye-Dyfd 81 1tSeessee
burg accomrnoda tion. W SSS9 NH
6:oS e M.t-Dally--MAln St. Thfoue ~ x
wy Z. M:-Week DAys-- Eli AsnAess
s.:o Z; aIly.pyrd 81. rhtoa4a
M ans Arrlvs Rlohmen d-- e1n1n 19feSs
s Wy a. M Week Days. lbA AeAtAeAAss ~
ssso ~ 4, =. T. week BYRD % TrsAssi = s
ouH accomtpo da tom w VA,
i; W. = a. -Rally Byrd 81. Thseus u.
- ~ &. nal BY
III: ~ Z. M Dafiy- Main 81. THROUGH. ..I Y
Aoeaa,;n
so0 81 Az 81 81 Fafeuss. IosiI
9 W. So xr.s. I, daily Main 81. Through.
ali hny. nalIln,an Sleeping Of Parior CAfe ~
mona ~ e. tra except Trains hcS.
mod ;oo AZ week days and local scoosal
tIo n,m. 10 q arrivals ana ana cohns
Asst Is ptsss cI FL Z 49,
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IcLos1Nd 8 rs BOND QUOTATIONS. :,

!, Chica ko b. and Quincy new q. 0SK
ehira 1n' ii II q and GPacinci5 r.. r. 4s..,... rs
| Ghicaso. +, III. And %pacinc r. In. col. 6s 02A
ca ca, G. and 81 Louis gen 1 ~
Colorado industrial 81, series B.......... IN
lToiorado ma Southern IL n. s1s4
SSiba IS 1854
A r1anver nd Hin Grnnda Is 90 a
1istiii Securities 5s VI V
III rIor ian ~ I. 4, Z. 102 II
Eric General ]s... VI
1ioeklns y Valley 10
y n m n A. n n .scrie NIX . . . r. 9ah
Japnri Ii,s75 ~
Jspar IL 1i cert rs SIN
Japari its certificates I'd series ~. 81 93s
nmisvi nj IA an iInjfed a. 4. 1oi Vi
M nhn ia con sol Rold III . 10lN
Mexicane I" Central 76h
Mexican Central 1stR Inc !. !.
4 MINI and St Louis lis 10i I'd
Mssoi,ri Kan a nd Texas Is 10eM
Missouri, Kansas and Texas IDS .......... s6fl
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Commissions for Officers.

N rJe,,tenants g. w. Minis and ~. IT, Mitchell,
Of Norfolk, \ came to Richmond yesterday 20
take their examinations for commission as
OFFICERS in Company r, SeYenty-second Yrginin
fnfa ntry, q Both young men are known Rich
mord, having been here in Fulton during tha
street car strike. 4. Vi Il N 13t5 a 2i
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MoblaE and Ohio Collateral Trust 4s.,.... g g.
National Il. r.. OF Mexico con. 4s......:. 70 a
NewSYorl Central gen. sAs. ... o.
ersc ~ y l03A
Eorthern 15arnn 3s......,,.. &. 7. I, 7sx
NorsniI, ~ Was cor 1Ol l
nseron1 shnr - Ina r. funding is ~
penhsylyania
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. os..... li i3
O.. o,,ts snf+h,~cst Fl, con- AS n 81
s3ao hnn ~ All II IA 4. SGk
c',t Sar 9 % .. IA An . 81 r
MI incat 4. 7. as.
m ii,vn i 5s 11G 4
srouasn "a a t,ncIc 1ls,s
49, ett 4 q" Al yS,estern az (offered) I, 81
Ifn, Do 81 81 Il a. I. 1o3
nInS 81 tns Itcci 81 6a YsAs
nv, y, 2 ists - /. Z. II u
~ ~ n ~ "A r +; III 81
11,aasnr Htd IL SIX
~ Ne = fla "a TON cred z. I. Ss
1 ~ 1rani s9h
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No. red Gear lot 81 u. 1. q 2 Is
Al Steamer Gear lota) ............... g qp ~
a Rejected Gear lots) s2 g ys y.
ivirginia (bas lots) .............. s ~
Virginia, bag lots tfcr seed).... 80 o 81 y 7
CORN AZ Ss,S5 4s4 5yy Va st :, !.
" No. 2 white Gear tlots) ........... g.
Vi No. 8 white Gear lots) g ~
NJ No. q mixed Gear lots) b 9o o Z
S No. 3 mixed Gear lots) ............ss. o. /
q rginln (bax lots) 81 % sos&
& Mo- 2 mixed Gear lots) ............ % 4
No. s mixed Gear lots) q al *
No. white Gear lots) ...........iyif g % % I
No. white Gear lots) &$ g % %
y Winter seed - " 90 4
RY F. & 4S I. i. I'll u
NO rye tcar lot - \. /. Z. g b
Virginia. bag lots !. os % So1s
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Z Sideboard Sells High.

MS IN old sideboard that rdlnariy would have
brought about sic was yesterday sold at VAL
entine' auction house for 49, Two, gentlemen
each other for sentimental rea cons. It was said
The sideboard had belonged 70 the famil y OF
the bidders. q .5s5 AZ ISL VS.
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:Southef-nRa railway

~
y n !, TIA 3 LEAVE R1cIisloN T. y, 4. 4.
end es
sSy4} n rsg at Ksysyilla. fer a Chase Cit
1z:oo 7. 81. Observation-Disclosures Pullman &t0S
Atlanta and Birmingh CHAM. New OrleAnSst
Menphis, Chattanooga and ali the BouthsS
Through coach for Chase city, OxfordsS
!. NJ. Durham and Raleigh. "a sSSgS
. 1vo II M.--Ex. Sunda y-rScysvllle Iocal
1;So z. n: -Daily---Llmited-P ullman read g3Se
@;S5 sl.. M !, Tor al the South "a sSs
go go =. M:-iExcept sundayN tlniors
HE r 2; y. 5g1eeps Sunday q
as SAM Except sunday-No. 74--1.ocal tos3
and clay Bank Monda y SUPERINTENDENT os
fridays at Gloucester Point, Celement9S
and Allnotids 7 esdays ~ hursday 50 sSs3
III AIMS ARRIVE sR1cHMoNp
e:5s A. ", 40 p M.From all tho South
S:3b 81: NJ From Char otte, aRaei gh, Durham
Chase City and Local Stations. g. I.
s;s a. Ao,sE No 1s fillmore and wet s
10: AZ: NJ. IL 5:15 p! NJ. ). s--rroin
=, Is and E1s stop Qutnton, Tunstalls.
white House and Lester Manor sSg
w. TVEsTBURY.&D.$P. sN1t
y. p spENCER, s: III. HXH DWlcK;..SSs3i
S3$si.53 Gen. Mgr. 4: Pass Traf. Nj sbs5
583 ~. sd AYLoE, a P. a;
Warrington .. g. u n i
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{s BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. 81
Line common and preferred--Noth doing,
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Il NEW ORLEANS. La, Aug. S.-coTToNls;--
Spot cotton closed quiet and UNCHANGED MD
ding. 10 6-1sc.: sales were SIS bales. on me
spot and SO 10 arrive Futures OPEN ed STEADY
from 3 points higher 10 3 lower than yest.er-
days close. The rains in Texas ana .l Moan YER
at any time, It being believed that the country
affected was largely engag ed In stock farming
with little cot ton Rrown!S ne MAJ
eral opinion that soms operators had combined
To put the market ups The close was steaay
with prices unchanged TO 5 points ne NJ ghfi .
except August which was points tdo w n.y..
CottonI futures cIosed stcady ioll1Ws ~ ~
yust 1017:t September 900: October. 3 ~; No
vcrnbar, e.sl December. s.s2: January. e9s; FEB
IN Nfnra
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Z 1.irrinin ccnt,rics-1.o,o at ssh "A Z.
n virginia Carolina Chemical CO. PREFERRED.
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March LIZ +, 70. l6 y; ~
p Spot cotton closed steady mid Oil ng uplanqs,
10 10: nddng gull. 10 Is sale5, ], 900 bales.

Cotton steady; mid ding. TO- 40 gross receipts
/, 1913 bales; stock. 9i.710 bales. 2 NJ ,..
Total to-day at all port s-Net receipts Ivy
bales; export to Great Britain. 10s bales; TO
the Continent 1891 bales: stock 2i2, e5S bal
Consolidated at All I,orts-Set rece pts; l7.4ss
baes xport to g reat Britain si7 ! ba az 70
Total since September ist at all ports,.,-N;e e
receipts ss7 bales export to Great BRIAN
2s3l, 1ss bales 10 Fra 12i5si ales TO INC
Continent q col. $50 bal les: to III ia pan lls,is7
baies: To Mexico. 276+s bales, }fS5
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WHO is WHO.
Albuquerque Advertiser.

Albuquerque Advertiser.
After all the talk, exposures, and
other things, INDUCED in by the Re
publicans of the Territory, the same
old leaders are in the saddle, and
are likely to stay there for some
years to come.
1t was very evident that Bursum
was in command at Las Vegas, and
ne actually dictated the actions and
policies of that convention. The only
effort I o do anything not approved
by him was the introduction of an
an~ti-jointure resolution. which failed
by an overwhelming vote because he
opposed it.
Hagerman was endorsed, after a
fashion, but Bursum permitted it be
cause he wanted to eaten votes, and
in every act of the convention it was
plain to see the activity of the old
leader.
After all else was over he had him.
self reelected chairman of the Terri
torial committee, and two years from
now he will be in a position to again
dictate the future policy OF the Re
publican party of New Mexico. There
was not even the suggestion of n
other name for the position. because
1t had been given out that he desired
the position for another two years.
Bursum is 1T" in the Republican
party.
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The Santa Fe New Mexican ex
plains hat no resolution endorsing
Governor Hagerman's course vas
passed in the Republican district
such resolution was introduced" Not
a delegate present with nerve enough
to introduce it after observing who
was in control.
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planting and ~irrigating.

The person who requires all the
adjectives in the dictionary to des-
cribe a bunch of pink and white car
nations tied with baby ribbon would
probably point and make signs in the
presence of a New Mexico sunset.
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The Pecos Valley will cast about
five thousand new votes this fall, and
they will swell the Democratic ma
j~orities from that section. This, with
the indicated vote in other parts of
the territory, make Larrazola's cleo
ton certain, and leave it only a ques-
ton of majorities. He is not claim
ing Valencia county. but there will
be something happen which will open
the eyes of the country to republican
methods down there, or cut the repub
.lican majority down considerably
Albuquerque Advertiser.
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$3.50.
Texas State Fair.

Dallas. Tex. Oct. 18th, to 26th,
1906. For this occasion rate of $22
will be made for the round trip. Tick
cts on sale daily Oct. 18TH to Oct. 27.
Final limit Oct. 29th. Children at half
rate.
M. D. BURNS, Agt. P. ". G N. E.
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tlon In the same days issue of The
Record should pc in the printers
hands before eleven o'clock In the
morning. Orders for taking out any
standing ad. should also be In the of
nc by eleven o'clock to prevent its
being run that day.
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For Delegate to Congress,
o. A. LARRAZoLo.
(of Las vegas.)
For Councilman Twelfth District,
J. O.. CAMERON,
(of Carlsbad.)
For Representative 18th District,
ANDREW H. HUDSPETH,
of White Oaks.)
For Representative 10Th District,
JAMES w. MULLINS,
(of Roswell.)
Democratic County Ticket.
For County Commissioner 1st District
THOS. D. WHITE
For County Commissioner I'd District,
VIM. M. ATKINSON.
For Probate Judge,
]. T. EVANS.
For Probate Clerk and Recorder,
F. P. GAYLE.
For Sheriff,
C. I. BALLARD.
For County Assessor,
JOHN C. PECK.
For County Treasurer.
]. 8. LEA.
Fo- Superintendent OF Schools,
MARK HOWELL.
For County Surveyor,
". r. KINNEY.
For Delegates to the Constitutional
Convention,
JOHN w. POE,
G.. A. RICHARDSON.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-11

The Pecos Valley has lots of
cheap land. as well as land worth ive
hundred dollars an acre,-and the
cheap land is just the same quality
as the other. All it lacks is blowing.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-11

Many cases OF incipient nomesick-
ness in Roswell n the Pecos Val
ley were cured by yesterdays dis
patches about the storms in the
middle states.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-11

We have 1000 acres of fine land.
in shallow artesian belt, near rail-
road, which we can sell at a bargain
For full particulars, see or write to
& Bell, No 303 N. Main St.
Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-11

Nice. clean, sanitary cottages.
The utmost diligence in maintain
ing a sanitary and healthful condition
An experienced physician and train
ed nurses in attendance day and
night.
The best the country affords to eat.
Terms and particulars On applica.
ton to the Secretary,
DIR. c. M. YATER,
119 w. 2nd ST., Roswell. NJ. M.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-11
For Sale.

A house and lot on Main Street at
a special bargain for a few days only
CARLTON & BELL.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-11

WooIverton Practical Business Col.
teae. PHONE 1ss- Il.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-11

Hon. o. A. Larrazola, the Democrat
ic nominee for Delegate to Congress
is meeting with enthusiastic recep-
which he has held meetings, and the
indications are strong that he will
be elected by a handsome majority.
New Mexico has no ADLER, honest man
than Mr.. L~arrazola. His integrity
and ability is absolutely beyond n
question if elected he will most cred
itably represent the people of this
territory at Washington. Silver City
Independent.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-11

The New Mexican comes right out
and pushes the ace issue, in it's Eng
lish edition. 1t is not likely that such
a course as mas been adopted by the
New Mexican is going to help the
Republican candidate any, and the
victim of the Las Vegas convention
had better send the fOol-killer arOund
says the Albuquerque Advertiser
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-11

AS to the apple crop in an off year
in the Pecos Valley of New Mexico,
it is recorded that n poor orchard
list, whose crop was less than half
that usually harvested, only got for
it, f. o.. b. cars at Roswell $4,000.
But then it vas an off year.-The
Earth, Chicago.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-11

The Republican machine of this
Territory has again nominated Dele
gate Andrews for Congress. Wonder
70 and a band and a special train
will snow him around owe the Ter
another railroad and all the artesian
wells we need at government ex-
pense.-Portales Herald.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-11
p. v. q N. z. TIME TABLE.

(Railroad Time.)
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-08
Irrigated Land.

Thirty acres in alfalfa. Small bear
ing orchard. no acres, with good
house. Within two miles of station.
IL miles from Roswell. Makes 100
tons of alfalfa per year. Price $500
per acre.
Also $50 acres unimproved land,
same location, at SIS per acre. This
land is. perfectly smooth and of the
best quality and is in the center Of
the artesian belt. Address, wv" in
care of Record Office. 59t6