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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-08
THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.
Issue q Card Relative TO Closing o,
Business on Saturday.

FROM tFlIa! lfal!E SUt.
To the People Of Gainesville:
All the groCtrs, meat-market men.
druggists. miiliners. jewellers. hard
ware dealers and furniture dealers "
the city of Gainesville have signed the
following agreement:
I'VE. the undersigned merchants
OF Gainesville. H. the spirit Of CO.
operation and mutual helpfulness.
agree to close our stores to all buy.
ers as near ~ o'clock on Saturday
nights As possible. provided that all
reputable stores In our respective
lines OF merchandise agree to do the
same: and We hereby pledge ourselv es
to strict and faithful observance Of
this compact"
The following have signed: John
Chestnut. Mccormick & Howe. J. W.
Malphurs & Son, Pagan & Co., G. 8.
Merchant & Co.. r. &. Bass.
8. r. Brooks. The 8. J. Thomas
Co.. J. L. Crawford. w. NJ. johnson,
Gainesville Furniture Co.. II. J. Demp-
sey. j. W. McCollum & Co.. X. h.
Aver. J. G. Harold. Mrs. F. T. Nc.
Cormick l.. A. Jernigan & Son, J. 8.
Bodiford & Co.. Mrs. 8. W. LeGrande.
l.. c. Smith. W. s. Dorsey & Co.. J. W.
Vidal. Baird Hardware Co. G. X.
Broome. e. A. O'Neill. Jas. H. Vidal.
Saunders 4 Earle. J. r. Sanchez. JnO.
F. Seagle. Gainesville 5 and lo-cent
store. Mrs. Lois Tucker. p. Y. Smith.
This arrangement goes into effect
next Saturday evening. July 6. We
have been unable. on account OF the
absence Of some parties from the city.
to see all the dealers in dry goods
and clothing. but hope to secure. at
an early date. q similar agreement
among them.
We thank all the buyers OF the city.
both white and colored. for their CO.
operation with US in this movement:
prior to the perfecting Of our plans.
The merchants report noticeable
sending of orders earlier last Satur'
day evening. enabling some Of them
to close their stores at q more sea-
sonable hour.
We earnestly and respectfully re-
quest all Saturday shoppers to work
with US In this spirit OF cooperation
and mutual heipfulness ~ far as Is
possible. to send In their orders BY
6 O'Clock Saturday afternoons. and
take home with them all supplies pur'
chased later than o'clock. to pre-
vent the burdensome midnight de-
livery Of goods.
We also respectfully ask all EN-
ployers of domestic and other labor
ers, In and near the city. to pay their
employees their weekly wages at as
early an hour Saturday afternoon or
| evening as Is possible. so that they
can do their trading sooner.
We request the cosored ministers
OF the city to cootinue to cooperate
with u In this movement. ~ they
have already 80 kindly done up to
TINS time.
THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.
THOs p. HAY, President.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-08
pAoeerrrAoMAs COMBINATION.
!. 8. Padoett Purchase half Interest
IN Livery Of W. n. Thomas.

: T. P2i!,.'. for man! years ca
: ID ~ E.. laval stores business
=. ,nt.t and who ..s FOR .ou..
....r $50. :. resident oi THIS city.
owning one Of the handsomest homes
III this section OF the State. has pur.
chased half interest in the livery.
sale and feed stables OF W. r. Thomas.
aud in the future the Arm name will
be- W. H. Thomas & Co.
This stable, which has always en-.
joyed the reputation Of being one OF
the most literally conducted and up
to-date in the State in every way.
was established fifteen years ago BY
Major Thomas on modest but
modern scale. From time to time.
by his square dealings and honest,
conscientious transactions. the bust.
mes. has grown until 1t can be said
with impunity today that no livery
stable In the State. taking II all
around. can equal 1t. Every visitor
20 Gainesville remarks upon its
cleanliness and its every modern de-
rartment and there Is no wonder that
Major Thomas has enjoyed such
remarkable success.
Mr. Padgett Is himself q practical
liyeryman. aud IL regarded as one OF
the best judges OF horsehesh In this
section OF the country. He will have
absolute control of the business
management etc. OF the stable. and
this Is All assurance that the bust.
ness will be carried on in . man.
ner which must continue satisfactory
to the public. 1t Is the intention Of
the new arm to keep the list Of stock
and vehicles up to the highest stand.
ard. AS has always been the case.
Mr.. Padsett will devote his personal
attention to both the livery and
harness and vehicle departments max.
ing q personal examination OF all
stock which will be brought into the
stable for the sales and livery de-
partment With his knowledge OF
stock. the public may feel assured
that they will secure nothing but
the soundest stock.
The new irm has purchased the
building now occupied by the United
States land Office. and as soon ~
the public building 10 completed and
the land Office has vacated the prem
ises. the establishment will BE- en-
larged, a first-class repository being
added. In the meantime the arm will
keep their vehicles, buggies. wagons
and harness in the building now &C.
cupied.
Few people realize now the Inn
portance OF this industry to Gaines
vile. This institution employs .
large number Of men. all OF whom
command fair salaries. and the
weekly payroll would Be . surprise
TO those who are not familiar with the
business. Every Saturday night q
considerable sum 10 distributed to
these employees. which 10 spent with
the merchants about the city. with the
result that every branch OF business
prospers.
Major Thomas has made . wonder.
full success of his venture, and With
the addition OF Mr.. Padgett ana the
extension of their business. there Is
no doubt but that the business viii
be made still more profitable.
s19RK n 0AaORovlNa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-08
Ooetor Away from Home When
Most Needed.

- Doctor Away from Home Whe"
Most Needed.
ltpse are often very much disap-
- to nnd that their family ply
y away from home when they
Bed his services. Diseases like
code and cholera morbus re-
psoopt treatment, and have In
Instances proven fatal before
Ess - could be procured or . ply.
seAnooed. The right way u
49, It hand . bottle Of Chamber
cs8c. Cholera and DiarrAoea
49,. No physician can prescribe
nsdicine for these diseases.
- Il in the house you a..
neA pain and suffering and
Nv It now: u nay save
80 ~ 81 asuosiseA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-08

Man % Badly aesnslsd Few Days
Ago Getting Along vssy Niesiy.

Man % Badly aasnolsd Few nays
Ago Getting Along vsry Niesiy.
Consantinos AralIou. the Greek who
was SO badly mangied by railroad cars
At the mill Of the Tyler Lumber Con-
pany. Tyler on Monday, and Who was
brought to this city and placed In
the Odd Fellows Sanitarium. 10 rest.
Ing as easily ~ could be expected
under the circumstances. and Dr.. J.
Harrison Hodges. the attending physa.
clan. thinks the man will recover with
proper care and nursing. The man
does not understand = word OF Eng.
lish. with the result that an intefpre-
ter must be constantly with him.
This man came ~ near death a.
possible to escape alive. Report has
1t that he was ground under the
wheels. and It Is the greatest miracle
that he was taken out alive. He suS-
tanned . broken leg in three places.
an arm vas broken In two places.
and he was severely bruised about
the body.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-08
1NE GUARDS HOME
COVERED WITH GLORY
,.,ksouy.l.e Militia and cit'z rs
Treated Them RoyA!ly.
.ru,ne WAS ToO GOOD

~. Boys from Gainesville and
~. se.u,. was . Great and Glorious
NV. Where Good Cheer and ea-
,,,o,,.m Mingled Together.
~. Gainesville Guards. under COM
.A of Captain J. W. Blandins and
,,.,,enaut Shields Warren. have re-
.,,sa from the Jacksonville festivi'
49,. y, the Fourth OF July covered with
~,ory and 1t is the unanimous senti'
..nt Of the company that they were
.ayer more Hospitality entertained In
their lives.
rss company left Gainesville on
A.. o'clock Seaboard train Thurs
A.v morning Even the number OF
sh.tr private car, III. was an ad'
,.nce assurance that they would play
N luck. and they were correct In their
.ntcipation OF a big time.
Arriving in Jacksonville the com.
many vas met by the militia OF that
..,v Who escorted them down Bay
street. to the armory. where arms were
.tacked aud the boys were made to
%.el ut home They we're guests OF
~. jacksonville militia. aud nothing
Gas too good for them. Their unit
firms gave them prestige and
authority ever. where. and altogether
\ made the boys feel like they were
siad to BE- soldiers under such con-
ditions.
Notwith standing that rain interfer.
q considerably with the program.
~ exercises were interesting. and
~ Guards came out victorious In
many OF the events at Dixieland Park.
where the exercises were held.
The following were among the dis
tinctions awarded members OF the
Company:
Hundred yard Dash--G. 8. Chamber
N. third prize of s..
Relay Race-Cainesviile took sec
ed place.
Backward Race-Tom Pinkoson.
second prize, SO.
9ark Rac.-Frank Bevel. second
DFtSe. $40.
SQUAD Drill-First prize. squad un.
/ tse command Of Captain Blanding
~ comprising Sergeants Boyd and
Clelisle. Corporals Holly. Parrish and
Chnptn, Privates Gore. Arnold and
: Mason.
4 The boys uniform vas recognized
6 the ferry. and they were conveyed
aeFosS the river at will without
4 eAafge. The uniform also admitted
/ 0eA free into the main entrance Of
!. 0lxesand Park. and in many OF the
AAovs ut that popular resort.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-08
Woman Goes insane.

Clara Jones. a colored woman about
fortydve years Of age. vas adjudsed
insane Thursday BY . lunacy commits
sion comprising Drs. J. n. Dell. J. II.
Col,ou and Geo. H. Mason. An A.
tendant Is expected in q day or two
TO convey the unfortunate woman 70
the Hospital for the Insane at Chat
tshoochee.
This Is the nth case OF insanity
IN this section within the past month.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-08

tlsgA.
O. q. Higbes. Danvtlle. H. wrisss'
~. Z. 1891: About Two years aeo
T ~ M sp for neaths With rhsunA'
49,. ried DallArd'e snow Laof
N.1. one hoetIo cured -. ] eoA
sSeerfnlly rseoonsea = g ~ 49,
- ~ aH10ae1oa." 4ee. ooe -
ia osil'ls =. = 1slnss !,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-08

II am 20 delighted with what Chan.
berlain's 0alvs has done 1oe ~ that
feel bound to write and tell y0a
Co." says Mss- Robert Hyttoa. 81
John serest, HAmiltoo, Ontario. my
little daughter had . baA barn - ~
knee. applSsd CAaabsslain's 0alve
~ II hsalsa beautifully" 1hls sAlvo
allays ~ DaiA g . bsn a1nose =
saaaalE MI - - II c. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01
ARNORY BUILDING Will
Ag9ONfMgD ATE TIE fONSifI-~

Tire question 81 "a suitable conFfr-
ti8m haiI FOR the congress vas die
GUESSED af some length. and o. WW the
unanimous conclusion ~ the comt1N-
Tee thaf the proposed armorF build
ing could BE- made adequate moi only
fpr this c0ngrerf. bot could BE- made
"a f-smnneuf convention han. which
would be- ~ lasting value 20 ihis city
plans ~ several aFchltecfs Were pre-
Aarfed aud Inspected ana means for
mai iHE the building adequate were
freely discussed. ft being brought nuf
rIfarg That there aAl b. little dlffi-
cuity Dob making she armprY building
% credit CO. Albuquerque hnd =
fhe rifra most valuable assets
The matter ~ organization Haf
then discussed a. some length. and on
{ motion 81 ~. 3 etrlckler a commit
tee 20 three comp0ted n Ar. Arnot
cha rman ~ ihe committee president
[ brooks. af the Commercial club and
/ Colonel TnlfcheIl. the temporary vice
cha rman. vas appointed Nith iustrur-
I lions 20 report az the next meeting a'
the call ~ the chair. g llst ~ nance
/ from Albuquerque and from each
county ln the TERRITORY. % form the
boo - 20 control
This committee wnl report at
mo- ing t1 b. held following the an
uutf meeting OF the fair association.
when N Wil have been determined
what o. the best way 90 manage The
I financial business ~ the fair end the
I congress n was brought uut fnrcibit
30 ihe meeting iast night that Albu-
i@auf-que ibusinesa men lfe determines
~ make The irrigation cnngrs sue
re and that NeN Mexico D. ready
Ito Join With this citF goo gff nIi pnssIl
Die benefit for the territory FROM thf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01
BANKERS APPROVE
PLANS OF president
Proposed law Placing Trust tompa.
nie- Jndyr Trderal Law Prove
Popular.

Sew York. OCT 1f-The reported
Intention uf Precedent EpuF-teif tr
recommend lu hls animal message tn
congress O. IaW placing trust rnmua-
Mics under federal supervision. flr
same a. national bdnks als .%sriuusit
commented upon hE Sew York fuau-
.r.ers taIu4 Leslie 81 shaE former
saereta-t nf fhe treasury. aul ulu
president ri she Carnegie Trust conn
uauy. said
u Is u-uueHerart fn Hsh wHH. t
think uf 20 Jaw authorizing frI- come
usuIos FOO De- Incorporate under % fed
.raf charter specifically reoHW-
mandfd &C. iu Hl m1 'HtHr export. ~
-e# rotary ~ fhe Treasury. rar NOT
sneak f0r tine shareholder. of flr Care
rer.e TRUST company hlt f such 81
tH Herr rsssei { would hH ..rI Est
To- change from state tl federal sursf-
vision
a. Barton Hepburn. president nf fhe
Chase National bank ALSO expressed
H. nurrnvll lf federal .HrtTt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01
Committee Of Tae0y-se9ea
Organizes and Takes Steps.
FOR Forming the Board OF.
Control
ENTHUSIASM MARKS
The INITIAL STEPS
Ven Who Have Advancement
Of Nes Mexico at Heart 10
Form Working Force Of the
Congress.

p-rrraraffen FOR IRE sixteenth na-
fanal ~irfi9zts0n c9nEfssF - - aeie u
A-Ah4aaefqus next E~egfeT0er N fairy
order SAY The Mefk ~ launehre
sef niRhf at d meefinR - me mmHslt-
fee ~ t@eufy~eeen, made ~ - nihe
members representing ire
osa1 The city aHd BefEatAlp couutF ~
80 : mee1ua marke1 By 0alet en-
tfusf#am ana entire eUnndemee im fAe
aSiffg - Afb1agerlue and AeH AeH-
lfs 10 make "a great ur 9 RFeafef M
fes - the cDnarew fhaa fpfmsf
sas7tgn has brought forth PfaetieHt-
Isl sol MEMBER - the com miftee H~re
arereat and buslneFs ~pforeefef swift
n the nesting occupying little mFff
man an hour
~HaefnR perfected fhe G~rzanlzaf40n
N = committee me selecting - fha
wemherahiu ~ She board ~ control
Che B8fklng force ~ fne cDngrefs
DIare1 in fna hands ~ - committee ~
hgee which &C. ~ present ia report q
Il meeting u the cammlffse 90 D. rsU-
20 Within the next zen days
There vas brief huf pointed aisens-
sion ~ financial maftefs - fne Wn-
posed arm0ff building n Hhieh the
eenefass q 10 have 81 EesauuN ans az
70 general arrangement Tor the con-
nrmss In a. the discussion there vas
never a suRRe#fi8n - difficulty in
making the congress b success it was
entirely 4 question ~ . rreat =
surreas and how great . berent -
Nea Mexico the e0ngfefs should Pc
made
The mee,inr vas called n order ~
prenafrf brooke ~ the Commercial
club. who stated briefly the pufp0sfs
I'd the appointment ~ the epmmifiee
III trenfv-reyeu nnd vino called fDr
nominations f6r permanent chairmSn
.rffre committee George Arnot man
avar ~ the gr8@s-KefB Company. HaF
unanimously elected ~ the Chairman
fafn and a M%auto3a Was eiecte1 #
eaa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01
AI.ARID FNTFass DENIAL
AND ASkg DISCHARGE

santa Pc. orf. 1L-In 81 matter
.nr me contempt rroceediugs against
Ricardo Alarld. THE d@enaanf az
pearaI ln court Tbs morning - ly
acIaek and filed an affidavit in Wnten
~ denied explicitly even ~ategauon
made In the complaint filed yesfer-
DAT he GFnis6 having aHg cGn+ef-
.tr5r mitn L@o He~sch concerning the
grand JUN ~ the tiue alleged pr -
any other tire. and he denied having
the rernutesf Intention y ateH pung
Is Interfere TO auF zEn Ulfh tHe
grand furg af che time d Was alleged
that ~ attempted % Influence thF
lay ~ that be had inteTfefed win
the grand jury ~ any time The De-
Mai cplld hardly nave been more
complete or more specific
Aloruey Corner took the position
that Mr. AIarld having denied I'D q
The alterations made. had purxen
himself ~ contempt and that - etl-
aerce could be Introduced to- prove
that the statements made b him IN
der aata were false Tie contendel
that the statement must % accepted
IS the colrr. and that she only ada
fisras action which could be taken
would be o. charge perjury u the
settlements we're not true re read
reveraI opinions ~ state courts -
support n hls contention.
Assistant AtforBey General Gordon
called the attention - the court %
the fact that the authorities quoted
hy counsel were state q npt United
states auth0Fines and thar the pro-
caedings iu court in this case were
under section 7zs ~ the revised stat
utes - the United states lie stated
that ne did not expect such a lire ~
defense a. ha1 been advanced ~ inc
afforuey for Mr.. Alarid- ana Judge
MeFie stated that be- would grant him
.time - look up authorities on the
point He asked upon ? o'clock. and
the further argument ~ me question
was posfponed until 2 O'Clock. when
further adjournment was had until
fuwnurrum morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE


New York OCT gI-The halt 10.
the advance iu prices ~ the cary
part II the daF vas REGARDED as q
normal note u caution. Too rapid a
establishment - normal trading
conditions III b stock market would
be considered ss endangering the
progress u reeupeFatl0n in the geu
erai situation. and especially a. haz-
ardlng the soildity ~ the recupeTa-
ton ia the stock market itself The
signs that liquidation n collateral out
u loans was not wholly completed
came az q note u warming after the
easing money rate had 70 far stimu-
1ated courage hat some commission
houses bad commenced 70 acctpt or
derz for buying % margins the mar
gins being extremely vide and Jealous
scrutiny being exercised over eoliat-
era The easing money rate Al the
stock exchange can not vet BE- accept
"a ae indicative - an entirely free
open market rate. brokers being re-
sfrlcfed 70 their own bankers for se-
curing accommodation and subject %
the requirement. therein.
The check ID the upward owe
ment would Re a~ssgnabie. in a nor
NAL period. f5fhe end ~ b month
requirements. which are unusually
heavy mis- year Total interest and
aAFNH
Der are estimated b. the Journal %
Commerce % amount Co upwards Of
81. 000.n00 compared with $4,000
600 in November ~ last year. Large
amounts - these payments have been
diabursed in the FAST few days in an
advance u the date = shs obligation
IN the course Of the measures taken
By bankers and capitalists to furnish
resourceA 20 the money market Prob
.abiy Some preparation was ln prog
resss. however. for the larger pay
ments are due. and which. it j. said.
wIiI 81 PROMPTLY deposited with the
banks. Additional engagements u
gold made during the day proved that
tho advance % o per sent 70 hatf
~ one per cent ia the official discount
rate on the Bank Of England had shut
of the Inward movement 81 gold 10
New YORK Outright buying ~ Sc
curitiea for investment in small lots DE-
actively pursued. but this movement
also s. hampered by the tying up y
facilities Thus would-be buyers OF
stocks and Interior points are COM
planning mat they can not procure
exchange on New York Closing quo
tatlouE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01
MITCHELL OUTLINES METHODS
TUH ORGANIZING IIfI WORN

Ny. AruUt nf uuce fHflfA % 'H'
uni H y Twlfrhf" - las Vegas -
outline 70 the cemmittee the nfps
ufre.=aw for the peffnriuE ~ p sue
eeasfBI workfnr organization Colonel
T~ulteHfl has attended every tulga-
lion congress in recent years. has been
ar officer II practically af N fhem,
aad ir uaM n~mhef ~ p rive
committee and Temporary vice chair-
mHn tuf the peHnlna me
election y a vice chairman ir thts eiti
BREEZY. Colonel TwifchfN optlineH
fIe unse aafv steps for TIE ofeshfzI
N4r ~ TIE working body
rla eangreas 81 Sacramento. he
said had elected ifs president Go ucf
presidents ard secrffar q ~ 80
arUfIta committee f0fuUused ~ one
mewhrr from each state Hrh territory
Tfn executive committee. ne faii
se.g0m met. save nf the time tne cone
rre.a o. 90 session . the work ~
r-rarafuR Tor the congress ana cfrrt-
f.. Id ftreueh falls on 4 board ~ cons
IrsI usuatiy composed entirely "t
members from the city in which the
.nrrrfea y a. be- held. the president
na ~eerretaFy - The congress being
tr-.n4I4 memhers ~ that board on
fra board. be pointed out falk APO the
.f the congress ~ THIS case
colonel Twitcheii suggested that
HLI MHH ~ "H'W NHN
u-.ffaure 10 al u New Mex
.5 fist n seemed the Wise cnursf
~ urea nixe the board of con.rnl Ntts'
members from al paris y the terri
- tIHee the congress was an event
MnIrH fhe entire territory desired
FL. "IsrHcipaic The majority pf th'
f4 he thought should be come
uls.I ~ Albuquerque men in ordci
at thare might be no delay in thf
f.fra IN 81 business
U. ~uphBslzed the importance pi
placing strong man and one ~ nc
merry and ability. tn ih' ~
Frf chairman 10 The board n cnn-
~ mat official falls the
..fI. 10 the work ~ preparing fnf
tHr f8Hnress The Fccretnrg of tho
10 81 also assistant secretary
secretary - The CHugres-
Is. BE- thought be- au active.
man with an nrEHniEaf"n
cred and composed 90 tn'
and most active men DOB tnt
he territory. Colonel TWltrh.
4a congress could uuf fall 80
benefit ~ The Territory IT.
fhe results 81 fhe cuugrft
1rnto civ. which haf beer
nd dragged out of rtaRnn'
single session 30 the CON.
- han three million dollars
building contracts hHNlnl
here since the close OF th'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01
The Meals

New York. oct. chopper had a
strong advance In the English market
with pot closing az E66 and futures
az 80 s.. Locally p market was
steady and with further changes.
L-ad was unchanged both Ca New
York and London al as IN the lat
Ter, market. 'Spel~r was unchanged
locally. but slightly higher Ia London
with spot quoted az AZ. Bar silver,
q q. Mexican dollars AZ Ac.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01
BURLINGTON ACQUIRES
GREAT NORTHERN BRANCH

sioux Cifv Iowa Got 8i-SfHrk-
hoiIsrs of the Sioux cts aul Nrs
.rn railroad TODAY elected 3D. board n
d.#a.far. o. surceed the present board
which is composed uf Great northern
afa ae eHunlmE nfuuffHw fuF old
parinc shurI Line from suuK city Co.
u Sell Neh wN De- under b con-
fr1i % ths Burlington Instead of thc
Great northern as his transfer the
Great Northern surrender oh BE- mile
ln N.Lraska.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01
ALAR|O DENIES
OF CONTEMPT
DECLARES He DID NOT
INFLUENCE GRAND JURORS
His Counsel Asks Discharge on
Ground that il Denial He Has
PBged Himself Of Contempt
Grand Jury Postponed.


z4nfa Pc. Y. L. Oct &i-fne
United gsafn grand 5ur met this
msfnlzE ard ~adfYurne1 grti om4r
fgN morning 90 - oeioek % ne re-
41eH - Assistant Attorney General
GsgdJn. nho Nas occupied before
Judge NcFIe afth the contempt pro-
eeedings against Ricardo Aland- flied
YESTERDAY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01

Of kidney disease.
kidney dis
orders are the
most common
diseases that pre-
vail, they are
almost the last
recognized BY
patient and ply
s~icians, WAO com
feAt ~fhcmseircs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01

-. Louis. oct 3I-Wool quiet. me-
dium grades comblng and elothtng'
heavy fine. 17mlsc. tub washed. q
a16c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01

Total sates for the DAY. sessQe shares
Bonds showed the effect 81 forced
liquidation at some points az well as
stocks There was a sprinkling 81 adj
yances among them. Total sales. par
value 83.00A00o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01

writing mention TINS papcr an uVI )
any mistake. bat remember the
name. ~. Eiimers swamp Root, and
the address, Binghsmton, ,. A..