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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

fTy Telegraph 81 Tho Tribune.l
Chicago. May 21-There animated session
on the board to-day and everything went skyward.
Wheat led in interest and activity. May wheat
the current months devery-sold for the first time
since the advance started 81. July wheat sold up
TO 81 o. and had only reacted &c from that at the
close. Corn was very strong. even for May de-
livery. which got to 56ikc. and II worth 552.c
at the end Oats had an active time with every
one apparently wanting 10 buy at times. and no one
TO sell. May sold at 4Sc and closed at that July
had advance OF lisc.
Local receipts Of wheat IS cars. compared
with q last year. May closed at s9l3c as against
95l2 the close yesterday July closed at 81 OH as
compared with 979sc and 95%4c.
The market for strong. and there was
enough doing suggest that the long deferred at
tention of the spectators at length coming
the way OF this cereal. Local receipts lSi
against 1853 last year. Local shipments were
10000 bushels. The estimate of Wednesdays re-
ceipts was 81 cars. May closed at 55a.c gain
of "a, yesterdays closing price July at the
close was 5issc, a compared with 53Ac TO 63ic.
For months there has been very large specu-
latve business done in oats 1t is enlarging stead
fly and to-day the trade was enormous during the
first Two hours OF the session. Local receipts were
much larger than those OF tina year before but
that did not appear TO DO regarded. The estimate
Of Wednesdays local receipts 90 cars May oats
closed at 4sc gain of 1c yesterdays closing
price. July closed at 47s4c, as against $3.50.
Trade IN the hog products on a liberal scale
and prices again higher. Local receipts OF
hogs were less than the estimate. The estimate of
pork closed st SIG 72Ia. compared with SIS IS as
the close yesterday. May lard at the close was
50 27a. advance OF lie May ribs closed at 50 Os
a gain OF 15c.
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OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH

,. Chicago. May 21.-cATTI.E-Reoep about 1000
nead' market steady: medium hest s03
g 60 hesrs S$a$t 25 259:6; calves
ioGs.Receipts about 10 900 head; market strong to
&c higher choice heavy shipping SO 25gs6 42l1: packing
s6gS6 70 butchers weights SO 40dS6 SIS good 10 prime
mixed. Sc 35gse As; pigs s. a0QS6 so SHEEP-Reeepts
about 10000 head; market strong 10 10c higher sheep
81 25gS6 10; ysarlings S $3.50 10 lambs IS 5oass 70
Cincinnati. May 21-HOGS strong: butchers and shin
pers, So 571t9s6 60; common, SIS 8Oas6 45 CATTLE
steady fair 70 good shippers 81 e5qS5 as common 81 SO
81 20. '' wy
s. 759Se VEAIs-Receipts 7b head: slow and steady
HOGS-Receips. LOO head: fairly active and a shade
higher heavy. SO 509s6 S. Workers pigs SO s0as6 SIS
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 300 head: slow and
steady: unchanged
Kansas city. May 21.-CArrLD- Receipts 5000 head;
market steady strong; choice export and dressed
SIS 50as5 75 fair good 81 5O9s5 Az Western
steers 81 25dS5 go feeders SO 9OdS5
Southern steers So 4o@s5 49, Southern cows s8Qs8 as
native 81 5GGS4 65 native heirers SO 25d$5 40
bulls 81 4oqs4 90; calves IS 1895 rs HoGsRecepts
20 900 head market strong to DC higher top 50 6o bulk
sales SO 35IS0 ~; heavy SO 20d$6 So
ls6 49, lights SO 40gS8 So pigs. 50 50dS6 sHEEP-Re-
cepts $500 head market steady higher;
5GepSs 80; and warnings So 25Gs6 is: Western
yearlings, SO 25q$T Is fed sheep SIS o59
SO so: stockers and feeders. SO 50g$5 so
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

= New York May n. 1907.
/ CDFFEE-The coffee market quiet to-day, and
sfter opening steady unchanged prices a decline
f points under little scattered selling OF
months IN the absence Of bull support the loss
creased slightly result OF liquidation in spite Of steady
cables The close STEADY net UNCHANGED 10 points
lower Sales for the day about 10000 bags. The
opening not good due the showing the
french market, and this seemed unsettlng
cent moderate buyers. who showed disposition sell
tout their holdings without putting position
TEST OF pronounced change in the Receipts
brazilian points continued full pointing TO total crop
:or the Of about 19o000O bags allowing weekly
movement OF 215,o0 bags for the remaining
! .n the the theory o. n old
crop supplies will be Offset By crop arrivals.
Var no new coffee is being reported. although
arrivals frequently during
May The weather report from sac Paulo to-day
showed rather low temperatures but down TO the
freeing point and the Hight ross suggested hardly
q factor early in the The period when
damage is generally reported August
becomes factor through reports Of damage the flower
tngs, although time the weather is
70 XII the trees. the few years No
sresh news is reaching the regarding prob
able size Of the coming HAVE l4G12 franc
higher al the hour Of the local opening. later
Il franc Both Brazilian markets advanced 90 The
tsnaTket for spot quiet with quotations
I on the basis Of Csc 20
The range of contract prices to-day
W IS
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CCIIoN-A further decline occurred i the cotton
sAtAet curing todays session with prices the close
Just about 20 points level on the
active months The loss day "A TO 10
points and the final barely about the
lowest level Of the day Sales estimated at $50 600
pales lie opening easy decline points
IN response 10 Disappointing cables and continued
weather in the South After selling net loss OF
o 70 y points. with the crop months
Cline. prices rallied covering buying on the re
acton theory. which encouraged by
pirate acreage estimate indicating the
eEea o. apout 30 Per cent After selling a
Fsnee OF 70 points however. the market weakened
Hgel2 owing 70 the favorable reading weekly
io OF the weather bureau and
atd while private wires later claiming rains in
Texas. were made the basis buying the market
5eaoaed the lowest point just before the close
weather showed only precipitation Fort
Smith ana while Temperatures little
pnls the areSS belt from seasonable
The forecasts called for
ucaly al Sections No confirmation was received
q The wres claiming rains in Texas private est
mae o. reduction ot 8 per cent in acreage issued
hy nTm having high reputation for conservatism
IN local trade circles but the figures so r more
Dsh than generally credited that they con
Nineing. and the trade whole s
slight area. -e
Of r1-Ice. IN
as ToI1o
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the Clerk of tho United States Dis
trict Court:
George C. Gieber, butcher. Of No. l1I2 Second
avenue voluntary petition with liabilities OF xs9 6S
and exempt assets of So
Max Hittelman fur dealer. formerly of No 27s
Sixth avenue, voluntary petition with liza blitie. al
SO 26s IS, OF which $2527 O6 unsecured, and ex-
empt assets of $50. -
Henning Co. No. 2f2 Washington Market prod
nce' INVOLUNTARY petition by Cunningham Brothers
NO h4 Barclay street, 81, 1l3 10. and Samuel e.
Hunter, No. SO Dey street $500 II ~
WI, William L. Wemple assignee of the Woodbury.
Fifth avenue. obtained leave yesterday from J,1-
tice Davis. OF the Supreme Court to file a nro.
assets amount to s23, 900. ~ '''e
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston May 21.-The wool market Is showing little
signs of activity, and recent transactions been
on large scale: Australian stock figures most
active feature, but domestic had 4.
share in the sales Receipts FROM the clip are
growing heavier. promising relieve
Prices steady practically Tn.
leading domestic quotations follows:
Ohio anu PennsyivanihHN and above S3fI3ic. Y 3ogp
SSc; No i. 5sqSyc; No = S1Q3Sc line unwashed. Esq
-oe ulinerchantabe 2T42Sc hair blood unWashed IS
81 81 biood nn"ashed a34S5zc Z. blood unwashed. 30a
esiaine washed S0qatc; Gelane. unwashed Esq
&C. Mtchigan--Ffne dsIalno a7Gu
Use Kentucky Indiana MISUNDERSTANDING s.,
booc- 3-433c; comLins. Texas
secured basis Fine twelve months. 72aI4c:
eight months 6SH7Oci nne fall, cean. Calfor-
ns secured oass-Nofthen choice 67q6sc: do
free SIn3se: defective Oregon secured basis
Eastern. No ] staple. 1OdT2c ] clothing
Stoc: valley No J. 60I62c Territory tstape secured
esasisFine. 1oa &c fine medium. GsG7Oc: medium
obc territory. ordlpary fscoured 6ST
Toe i me msdiun 65ge7e; medium s2a64c Colorado
and New Mexico. spring seOured baslsi-X 6saToc; No
j. ssfS:c. deorsis-6rease. 2sQ2s &c. Pulled woods
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% 20 P9 sa6g saf e Hsss s. lssH s
nr w f sass as fS ole Galveston steady
sRsnssa HIS ss &c go s sTs3Rs
changed at u nc Norfolk firm unchanged at 1Sc sales
Orleans easy unchanged at 12c sales a25 bales Rail-
NOR nominal lnchanged at l2%c Memphis steady,
unchanged I2c; sales is bales Houston quiet ~
leading for wednesday: At Hoaston c6 to 900
yeso 1000 to zoo bales aganst 42 s , sar e al Cal
eass last year and at New orleans, $500 bales
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
Recep s s seS@f bas and
Ons, Mt 6aE RRand ID old Futures
s24d septebe SSd:
SD: Novenber-D December. 61llzd Decenber-January
eo9id: Marchpr i04d Manchester@Y aG;
an f1 I651n oiG aSf sr MF. inqplTy
to-day. thereby checking business Only sales re-
Rye was also higher With .noSerafe
York Produce Exchange: Spring patents S. SO o.:
sEi sssh,s 5gsA co. winter patents 81 % 50;
- 40: extra No ? winter. S3as3 20 RYE FLOUR
e sa2a s. s4 81 S aGo choice ,0
Fine White aS 70 yeoM 81 90 NEAL h
sn spring s28 s. sandard idGn f a pSed or West
iran s22 50 S0k So 81 Rso! cit!
@sz5; req dog s26; homny chop, 500 so bulk 500 70
ES,AiNwlEAT wheat started out with
o., ~ te inaicaton OF The furious bull movement
were only nc higher than previous night The
opened from against 81 t5 nigh T5 s
naent which characterized previous opeuings For onI
ahett TINE however, did these undressing conditions
market quickly r.aece9 eFehe IN The Minneapolis
rushed July in TIE local 81 osss new high
scosa Tor The season September sold oss and De-
81 on to 81 o3 beors there a a fe" n Pss
IN he upward movement Buying poured into The
crop dispatches have yet been received f te
general in character did appear check in the
he arr II was Wvs 81 6gfng SrssEs which swept
sii badly IA need Of rain and that bugs the in
the Northwest were attended by rains which were not
rermins ting. owing the recent cold wet f
advance OF IS points Budapest compared with sat
continued in The Black Sea distrcts 70 fe g6
poets for the crop becoming less favorable Rumanian
predicted for urope later In the absence Liverpool
don market and big sales OF of Berlin
,nenis ACCORDING 70 Tsraestrees oysa "oTlos ship
10000 bush for the week compared with 7O bus,
VI few r1inutes before close when there
was lot Of unloading which broke the price
Monday night No red wheat closed 81 % elevator and
g o5s. b ahoa; No Northern Duluth. 81 i4zs and
No hard winter. 81 10 b aa.at CORN There Vas
,,Ie agdi'Iy , i tH 1H s5f han for some time ast
undoubtedly Interested owing less soable rr
Eoathwes; The buying "a pEies IA Chicago up
cash nsTet In Kew YORK Closed a. 5slIoa "a ana Je
ssTe elevator ana G0ize q anoat. No . III, .,
and SO yelioS: coz o snoat OATS An advance
deal Of outside speculative interest and was
result 81 ssa fD News Te ,o man aTs Of ne tel,
MIXED % 10 81 ~ gate white 10 80 N boa
M s enc 70 we" west "a g nohsi RTa
NEW YORK PRICES.
N.Y. wheat, IisSss F ~ css s aicf se
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PENNSYLVANIA.
THE KITTATINNY.

DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.
open all the year Largest. modern. finest
located hotel this beautiful Mountain Resort Has
Its own park. containing acres of natures
picturesque handiwork diversions-golf
tennis bowling. pool. billiards. fishing. boating
The cuisine is OF the best table being supplied from
hoteIs own farm. Newly furnished: heat: open
wood fires: electric lights; pa
Nate balconies; spacious verandas.
excellent views hot cold running
water in rooms baths: metal beds Musical concerts
morning and evening with frequent dances LOng dis
lance phone and telegraph Office in hotel 1907 book
let. showing hotel. IN Kittatinny Park.
route. map New York TO Water Gap application
Special May and June rates Livery and garage
c.. FRANK COPE
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Summer Resorts.
MEM YORK.
NEW YORK.
Health i'm the Hill Tons

o. Orange. Sullivan Ulster Delaware Counties n y
the main line and branches OF the New -
York. Ontario x Western Ry.
II you seeking SUNMER HOME Cor your fsnu
In a region absolute '
HEALTH 1T MODERATE COST
1000 above the see with pure air pure water 49,
milk malaria mosquitoes. and within Three f5,ss
Ride from New Yorka country heartily recommended -
physclans-thsn send for postage 10
signed call get offices the ST-PE pu
IY ILLUSTRATED BOOK. SUMNER HOMES y, ~,
pages gives a list OF 1000 Hotels Farr-s 90
Boarding Houses with their location. Of bos-,
facilities attractions sc. Vacation Bureau goS
way. N Y.
N NEW YORK-14i 425 I1sO. 1854 1879 Brs,er,
Nassau st Ath ave 245 Columbus ave 9-Ss :.
los West 125th 1s2 18th Ticket Offices Des
brosses West Ard ferries. IS Beaver ;ourr,,
Information Bureau Columbus Circle 81 80.
Information Bureau. 2S East Esd
IN BROOKI4YN-4 Court ST. 40 NOstrand ave "a.
Macon ST 800 Broadway: Eagle Information Burea, w.
On May 29th and 3Oth Excursion tickets a rs5u,.x
will scd 425 Broadway. 1854 Broadway ia
West 125th St. Court BROOKLYN Vs..
havkea Offices giving opportunity
selecting a Summer home and also enjoying dav',
fishing delightful region Tickets retur.
MAY 30th May 3ist- J. c ANDERSON.
Traffic Manager. So Beaver ST. y 2
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

(soourea ba.iso-Extrs sss72c a. 67Gs2o:
5345Tc. supers, 45G47c
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Instruction..
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Governesses. etc.
20 Colleges schools Families. Apply
Mrs NJ YOUNG FULTON. y Union SquSrs
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SurrogateS' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. Amer c.
L THOMAS. a Surrogate Of the County Of New York
To,icA lis hereby all having claims
against John Love. late Of the County Of New York
deceased 10 present the with vouchers thereof TO
the subscribers their place OF tansactins business
Place. in the City Of New York, on or
b4for day OF September next
Dated New York the 20th dRy Of March. 1907.
LILA NJ LOVE. JOHN BAN. Jr.. Administrators
WISE 4 IICTITENSTETN Attorneys for Administrators.
40 Exchange Place. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
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HITEFACE INN. Adirondacks. Lake Placid
Hk/ y Y Open June :. Write for bookI.,
w Harrington Mills. Mgr. Hotel Grafton Wash.
ingtOn d c.
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Wheat: Opening. High Low Coss aav
My 81 oes. 81 OH 81 o5* s1o7s S.;
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31
COLORADO PHONE
TO ESTANC|A BY
NEXT SUMMER
General Manager and District
Manager of Company Leave
for the Valley on an InSpec-
ton Trip.

A short time ago "A company was
formed in the Estancia valley to build
a telephone line to Albuquerque. 1t
is now announced that the Colorado
Telephone company will build a
branch line to Estancia and WILLARD To
be in operation by next summer. Gem
eral Manager e. NJ. Burgess of the
company, accompanied by Mrs. Bur
CESS, and District Manager \. b. Gra-
han will go ITO Estancia this morning
on the automobile on "A trip which Will
combine an inspection of conditions
in the Estancia valley with a pleasure
jaunt.
"Thc Albuquerque Estaucia tele-
phone line will be in operation before
July /, 1905" Val Mr.. Burgess last
night, land at present this is all the
new construction work the company
has in view in this section
Manager Burgess said that the plan
to connect Albuquerque with Chicago
and New York via the Bell leased
wires would not materialize for some
time yet. At present theColoradO line
from Denver runs only to Hutchinson,
Kas., messages being reldyed from
there east. Mr.. Burgess says, however,
that i'm the course of time Albuquer-
que Is assured of direct connection
with Wal street.
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NOTICE OF TENDENCY or SUIT.

I'm the District Court Of Bernaiillo County
Territory Of New Mexico.
Mrs T.. Teutsch, Plaintiff.
No. I5-s.
Martha Il. Alexander and william u Alex
ander. her husband defendants.
The said defendants are hereby notlled
that the said plaintiff has commenced SUIT
against them in The District Court OF her
naruln County. New Mexico. to fureclose q
certain chattel mortgage executed aud de-
Hvered by them to plaintiff and dated De
rember 31st, 1906, and Iyrurded M BOOK r
q NJ. page 34f ~ Ne records ~ sale
county. upon certain personal property
therein described. the said chattel mortgage
having been given 20 secure the payment 81
4, note made hy the defendants, dated De
cember 81. 1906. FOR S2fg. 30, payable June
20. 1907. To the order ~ the plaintiH, with
intorest at H. per cent per annum from ma
turlty. aud costs ~ suit and costs OF col
lection. if not paid whom due, ana that
plaintin prays Judgment for The amount due
upon said note and secured 20 he paid ny
said mortgage and that in default Of pa
ment thereof. said personal property be sold
and the proceeds applied 10 the satisfaction
u said Indebtedness. including costs Of suit
Including attorneys fees, and costs " sale
And said defendants are hereby further mo-
tined that unless they shall enter their APP
poaraucc Ia said suit on or before December
j.. 1897 Judgment by default viii be rem
dercd therein against him. Thai sum
mers Burkhart. whose postofhce address Is
Aibuquerque. New Mexico. is the name Of
pIsInuns attorney.
JOHN NENABLE.
Clerk ~ said District cpurt
petober n. 1907. to94-a1-n7-ffDI
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STATEHOOD LEAGUE IL
FORMED vt CARRIIOZO
CCarrizozo ouuookD

lCtfftNuNh lulluNk.f
After.a delay of one day from the
time he was announced. Governor
Curry arrived at 5ls saturday even
ing a delegation of two carriage
loads of citizens went out some five
miles to meet him and escort him into
town. and on arrival ne was driven
over the town I'm order that he might
see the development which has been
made in one short wear The COVER
nor stated that he had not seen the
place where Carriznzo stands for four
years. and that he notices a very great
change 10Th I'm the town and In the
valley surrounding, since that visit.
After looking the town over he was
taken to the beautifuI home of Ira O..
Wetmore. where q ~gmptuous dinner
had been prepared aud "a number of
friends invited In his honor.
At s o'clock in the evening a rally
was held i'm the mammoth tent of the
Lloyd Comedy comIauE for the pur-
pose of allowing ouI citizens to meet
the governor and hear him speak on
the one important question OF the
day. statehood for New Mexico"
before the hour for beginning
the big tent was filled with people
and when the honoled guest and his
escort arrived "A tCW minutes before
time for the speaking 10 was "a diff
cult matter for them .o make their
way through the crowd 10 the stage
John n. Canning acted as chairman Of
the meeting and with a few we'll chus-
en- words introduced the governor,
who was received with "a rousing
cheer. The talk made was a direct,
plain conversation with the people,
free from any attempt at oratQry. and
dealt with the questions of most in
tercst TO the citizens Of New Mexico
I'm a clear and convincing way.
At the close Of the remarks a state
hood league was organized. The
meeting then adjourned with three
rousing cheers for Governor Curry
and a vote of thanks TO the Lloyd
Center company for their kindness I'm
furnishing the tent and music for the
occasion.
Following the meeting an Informal
reception was given at the Railroad
hotel Tor the governor and officers Of
the league. in which Manager Nc
Council proved himself a model en-
~fprtafUCr.
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NnrIcr non rrnIICArIoN.

Department u the Interior. Land office AT
santa he. n. NJ. oct u. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that l"rcnrito
Christlano. Of Lagune \. NJ, has filed mo-
tice Of his intention TO make final five year
proof In support of his claim. viz: Home
stead Entry No. 700. made Aug 81, 1902.
for the n W a. section So Township ~ y.
7 W. and that said prouf will be
made before H. W $ Otero. United states
Court COMMISSIONS al Albuquerque. n. ~,
ou Dec .. 1907.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and culliNa-
ton -. the land Wiz. John Han Bantisle
Kowernisnch. Francisco Lion, Juan Panch",
all Of Laguna. - NJ
MANUEL r. OTERO. Register.
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the people. he believed that congress
would this winter pass an enabling
act: and the matter was presented in
such a name that the immense audi
ence WAS convinced Of its plausibility.
and the sentiment was cheered to the
echo.
Responses were made ON behalf of
The people by . y. Blea. George b.
Barber. John A. Haley and Martin
Chavez. The hall was then cleared Of
an impediments. except humanity. and
the big ball of the season began. last
ing into the wee sma' hours.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31

The question of how 20 cure a cold with
out unnecessary loss 81 time De- one In which
We are an more or less Interested. for the
quicker a cold IL gotten rid ~ the less dan
ger Of pneumonia and ether serious dis
eases. Mr.. r. W. H. Hall NJ WaNerly, Va,
has used Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy for
years. and says: 81 firmly hclisFe cham
hcrlain's Cough RemedS tn hoo absolutely the
hest preparation ON the market fef colds.
have recommended II o. my friends ana
they an agree with me" For sale by all
druggists.
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TTFTTN ' IN TNT0T0
Clerk ~ said District Cpurt
Ottobcr n. 1900. to24-at-n7-tfD
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CHEAP THINGS .ARE SELDOM
GOOD BIT GOOD THINGS MAY
OFTEN BE CHEAP.
THE MAZE.
William kickc, Proprietor.

Friday evening. November Isl, the
Midland Jubilee Singers will give ~
concert In the Congregational church
rendering plantation songs by II cio-
rus of Mixed Voices. Also the male
quartet with ". A.. Ham a. basso.
MIR Walter Akin. superintendent of
publin instruction of Cincinnati. says
MIR Ham II the best COloFcd basSo
living. Admission 80 cents.
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ON Friday. the first day 90 No,cmbcr.
1901 az 10 n'cluck a. M in front II the city
iall. In the Kurbca building pu Nurth Secund
street. Will sell the following animals, as
provided hy ordinance
one dark iron gray horse about six Years
old loft hind foot white branded Mr. "t,
left thigh
one dark brown horse about five years
old white star ON forehead. collar marks
shoulder. branded IL ON lett thigh
THOMAS MMfLIlN.
civ Marshal
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LADIES' FREE OPENING NIGHT,
GRIFFITHS HYPNOTIC COMEDY
COMPANY, III ACCOMPANIED Bl
ONE PAID RESERVED SEAT
TICKET. III PURCHASED BEFORE
1880 At SEAT SALE.
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81 Is THE NUMBER or OUR
PHONE. HARD COAL. LUMP COAL.
SO. 50 COAL. COKE OR KlNDilNG.
PROMPT DELIVERIES. SAIISEAC-
TTON GUARANTEED. ". II. HAHN
A co
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"A b O Err o -
Foundry and Machine Works.

X. +. Hall, Proprietor.
Iron and Brass Castings. ore. Coal. aud
Lumber Cars. pulleys. Crate Ears. Babbttt
Metal Cu.amuH and Iron Fronts for Build
iLgs Repairs ON Mining and MINING Ma
chinory our specially FOUNDRY, East side
u Railroad Track Albuquerque. New Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31

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