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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-01-17
J0NES-F0RAEST.

Macedonia Baptist Church pre-
scented pretty scene on Wedncs-
day evening, Dec. 20, when Miss
Elizabeth Stuart Forrest became
the bride of Mr.. Edmund Haley
Jones. The church was bsauti-
fully acknowledgement and white
being the color scheme.
Promptly ut $50 Lohengrin's
Wedding March. skilfully YEN
dersd by Miss Susie Forrest. a
sister of the bride. announced
the approach of the bridal party.
1 he ushers. Messrs. A. I. Bill
lups and Wilbur Mason, led the
party.
Then came the bridesmaids and
groomsmen, AZ follows: Miss
Eva White. with Mr.. c. Edward
Forrest and Miss Carrie Jones
with Mr.. Ira Hearn.
The attendants arranged them
selves in a semicircle around the
altar. The bride came in lean
ing on the arm of her sister. Miss
Marion Forrest, and was met at
the altar by the groom, who en-
tered from a side door escorted
by his brother. MIR w. G.. Jones.
The. bride and groom took their
stand under the arch OF ever
green and White roses, where the
Rev. G.. w. Remagen awaited
them and performed the impress
sive ceremony TO the soft, sweet
strains OF Hearts and Flowers, ."
after which the bridal party lett
the church, while the organ
pealed forth MeDdclssohn's March
The bride, who is the accom-
Phshed daughter OF Mir. X. IL.
Forrest, was handsomely gowned
in ivory tinted silk, with bridal
veil caught up with lily-of-the-
valley and carried a shower
bouquet of brides roses, lily-of-
.ths-valIey and feras. The brides
We're dressed in pale blue
-. - nd carried white car=
snations and icIps- tied With blue
ribbon, while the maid OF honor
vas attired in While silk, carry
ing carnations and ferns. Miss
Susie Forrest wore pink silk
mule and carried pink roses.
The groom and groomsmen wore
the conventional black. After
the ceremony the attendants and
large number OF friends of the
couple repaired to the home OF
the bride, Trinity, where q de-
iightful reception was rendered.
The dining room was beautifully
decorated wevcrcrecns. bells and
cut flowers, Tie bride and
groom were the recipients OF
many handsome presents.
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DR.. LANES REJ0lNDER.
PORT HAYWOOD, Va,
Jan. 8, 1907.
Editors Mathews Journal;

1SAtCts MdlheWS journal:
SIR; In your issue of the Sd
inst. my misguided young critic,
John 3. Weston. consumes =
solumn and a half Of space in
disconnected, wild and excited,
but utterly .Tuitless. endeavor TO
reply 90 my recent communica-
tion-an effort on his part that
would indeed be ludicrous We're il
not well-nigh pathetic in its inn
potenCe. With a wkirlwird of
words -replete with ideas yet un-
hatched-he sYlashes hopeIessly
in the frotk Of his own rhetoric
and like fy liz nolasscs, the
more lie futters the worse he gets
stuck.
As your readers are aware this
little controversy is not Of my
choosing, but WAS precipitated
by my young critic himself
through diseourteous, and as l
see it. uawsrranted and unjust
attack upon me. And if in his
present awkward predicsment-
hoist by his petard-he now
smaTts and Quails. as is only too
iapparest, beheath the lash Of a,
merited retuke, he has himself
alone TO blame, for a man who
iplants thoIns never gait ersI
roses. but rather Whatsoever a.
man soweth that shall he also
reap" While this is hard on the
trausgressor. it is the inevitable
law Of retTibutive Justice which
strikes with an iron hand though
il moves with 4 lsaden heel.
III his former communication
(Dec. 6th) my young critic de-
liberately stated No warrant
have I presented 70 the County
Treasurer this year. T'Ac tr0R6l<
trGS fhaf I coKSG rot get ~qr-
Taa$ 10 pYsSeat,' waereupon /
StOEsS that, as q matter Of fact,
he HE HAD GOTTEN his TWO WAN
RvNrS and offered as evidence his
OWE statsmsut to the Zion. J. d.
Eggleston. Jr in letter dated
nor. I5th, viz: For month
ending September 3oth l was
PAID the after part q! October,
and further, under date Of Nc
vember goth, ever lis ov n sigma
ture, he certified in making up
his November report TO me. u
have received Fay for the last
month " (and mind you. he, of
coarse hsd FIRST T. Fcccirs the
TWO WARRANTS before ne could
have them paid and now, for
sooth. lie comes forward in his
last most remarkable production
and says: l emphabcally re-
iterate ny sta eineat that I have
! presented no warrant TO the
Treasurer this year" cRS riQhf
here he stops short and does not
complete ais former statement,
but eliminates the important
words and no /2aS5r says-"The
trouble was ! COULD not set :
warrant t. fresent, - tlst,-cn the
contrary, he dd7'jts A9w that he
/ G9E-rMQ. WARRANTS and NOW says
his reason for not presenting
them II the Treasurer WIS Ro5
ihat lie did not have them to
present, but tfcSAsS he fnd0rscd
item instead 10 pirate scifiarnS
/ Cas- was proper if he so desiredl
Surely, in defending my own
honor from So uujusiihable as
sauIt, it IS in order to mildly sug-
gest that such unfortunate contra
iictioaS, such Curing oiScrcpGn-
cIsS on his part. as just cited, in
dicate that eceR ny E0UR0 critic
is not ''infalible," and that the
brazen effrontry by which be
would read the heart aEd cues
ION the motive Of his fellow man
comes with poor grace. indeed
tirom him.
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~ 0WEGE.

To the merchants Of Mathews
County. / will present on OF
abost New Years d4y 1908, Z
Slo.So bill 20 the one who sells
the largest quantity Of my soda
water duriSg The ys&r Of 1907:
second bsst a $50 bill will be
g'vcS. Vow 90 ycur best and
wiz the 6rst prize. all ordsrs
will be promptly hllsd. Post
Chcs &rdkins. Phone os.ce
NoorSs MERIT MoOxE liz.
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DR.. FOSTERS oASE.

To the general public the status
of the case of DR.. Foster, Su-
perintendent of the Eastern State
Hospital for the Insane, is =
puzzle, Many of the newspapers
of the State do not understand it,
either. because they have not
followed the affair closely.
When the General Hospital
Board recently cut the Gordian
knot by deposing DIR. Foster and
his chief assistants, it was the
disposition of most OF the people
of the State to deprecate any
effort TO proIong the wrangis.
We confess that we shared this
feeling, without pretending to
understand the details Of the
trouble. Now that we have looked
into the matter, in connection
with the injunction which the Cir
cult Court has granted Dr.. Foster
to prevent his removal without a
hearing, it appears that Dr. Eos
ter has not been treated justly.
The last Legislature appointed
a committee to investigate the
state OF affairs at the Williams
burg Hospital, certain charges
having been preferred against
the management and much frc-
ton having existed between the
Superintendent and some mem
bsrs of the old Board OF the
Asylum. Governor Montague IS
undoubtedly TO be criticised for
not having dealt more wisely
with this condition. However,
the attacks on Dr. Foster made
a Legislative investigation ad-
vssable. TO vindicate him if ne was
cuiltlsss or to condemn him if
guilty.
Four members of the com
mittee made report sea if6 ting
S6e~., SisDer inte,-aili hard on uovan
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THURSDAY, JANuANY Il, 1907.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-01-17

cannot enumerate the articles here, but have
printed list OF them which will send 10 2nytcdy WI
will drop me postal and if you don't find things lust =,
say will make you present
Now this IS no fake no fooling, 50 come to m
store at once If you want Bargains in anything handle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27
zoo TEACHERS
ATGATHER|NG
IN SANTAF E
ASSOCIATION MEETING
LARGELY ATTENDED
Albuquerque Has Largest Dele
gationi Visitors See Quaint
TeSuQue While Council is in
Session.

santa Re. y. NJ. Dec. 26.-Two
hundred teachers from all parts Of the
territory have gathered in Santa Fe
to attend the twenty-second annual
session OF the New Mexico Educa-
tional association. All the hotels are
packed and the Palace. which is TAX
ing care OF about half the attendance,
is allied TO overlooking.
The visitors began arriving yester-
day n have been coming IA since Ia
q steady stream. A big delegation
from Ration and intermediate points
came IN at s o'clock. The big Albu-
querque delegation numbering nearly
q hundred, which arrived this noon.
Is the biggest representation present
Las Vegas. Silver city. Ration. Alamo
gordO ana other cities are well repre-
Sented. The attendance has broken all
records already and more are eN-
pected 10 arrive tomorrow.
Nearly half Of the visitors tins
morning visited the quaint old Indian
pueblo Of Tesuque, while The educa-
tiOnal council, composed Of the lead
ing educators of the territory. was In
session. The first business session Of
the three days meeting was held to-
night az S:30 in the High school hall.
which was filled 20 the doors. Cover
nor Curry was expected To make the
opening address, but as he is suffer
ing from "A severe cold. contracted on
his Roswell trim. he was unable TO be
present. and his place on the program
Was taken by Judge McFie
n. n. Larkin, superintendent Of the
public schools az Las Vegas, and pres
ldcnt OF the Educational association,
made the annual address. Whilr Pro
fessor G. T.. Hodgin. of the faculty Of
the University OF New Mexico. alsc
made an address. After the business
session was over a reception was held
IN the hall the affair being In charge
~ Miss Boyd, nv the absence Of super
infcudent OF city schools Professor
Wood. WIN was IN and unable TO be
present An elaborate musical pro
gram was a feature Of the evening,
which was a most ENJOYABLE me. The
meeting OF the association iH already
an assured success, both in point or
attendance and usefullness
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27
~ AuING ONE
\ tAule Sound Advice VIII Help
Many Snnercrs In AI%hnnnernnc.

No woman ran be healthy aud well
II the Kidneys are sick pnSuns mai
pass of IN the urine when the Kid
NtAs are We'll are retained in the body
when the Kidneys are sick. kidneys
and bladder get iuramed aud swollen.
cruWdiug the delicate female ORGANS
nearby q sometimes d~lEpiaeiug
them. This Is The true cause OF many
heafiug-dowu pains. lnmeness. back
ache, sideache. etc. Uric pulsonIne
also causes headaches dirzy smells
ianFuur and rheumatic
pain
When suffering ~. try Doars Kid
ney plIlF the remedy that cures slck
kidneys You will gef better A. the
Kidneys got better. and hs. ith will re-
.u-n when the kidneys are vel Let
an Albuquerque woman tell you about
n'ars kidney PnlE
Mrs a Adsir. Of ST. south Eluh
street. Albuquerque. NsN Af~Hico savs
whether my symptoms Indicated Kid
ury trouble or not. I wac not certain
but nevertheless from reading about
bpHu'E kidney Pill va given
desire tu Try them 90 see N thew
would mot afford me ~ lest some re-
lief from the pain between and iusi
below thc shuuifef hlad- While on
feef of stirring around. ] did not
fsel the slightest frcaEVenisnce. bat
! would sit down. the pain would
assert .issf and A. times wac Yerr o.
sere The zee - one box 81 nnans
Pulls brought relief tina var
ants ny having = htgh Appreciation
lf his medicine
For sHie hs al dealers Price go
ene Poster Allburn Co. Buftzlo. T
Yes York sole agents for the United l
'thtee
Remember the ame-Doans-and
axe no othsr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27

Chicago, Dec. 26.-The. wheat maj
ket was strong all day bdcause of the
alleged small stock IN the spring
wheat country. Shorts were active
bidders. but offerings We're scarce.
There Has some buying by bulls, whu
based their action on reports of the
appearance Of the Hessian fly in
southern Kansas. The market closed
strong. May opened q shade lower to
q n 9sc higher at 10j &c to 106 u @.
advanced to tO7 * a hc and closed
at 107 a 107kc.
The feature OF the corn market wa-
the wide fluctuations in the December
delivery. shorts were active bidders,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27

in the time of Emperor Diocletian
and Isl very Interesting and intellec-
tual work. While the play is difficult
and requires talent above the average
It Is confidently expected that the
players viii acquit themselves with.
honors. as they have nearly all had
more or less experience. Beautiful
and appropriate costumes have been
imported and special scenery obtained
for the occasion. The advance sale
of tickets has been large and a crow
ded house VIII no doubt be present.
Following IS the caste Of characters.
Tertnllus -. ... M. j. Kelly
Prefect Of Rome
Fabius .... Will Keleher
A Roman Nobleman
Fulvius 49,. -. NJ. J. McGuiness
A Syrian
sebastian 49,. .... o.. Roy Harmon
An officer of the imperial guard
Coeryinus ,...... John j. Tierney
son Of Tertullus
Syfh ... .t.-.. .... Lucy Coleman
slave in Inc house Of Fabius
ARA $500. ....... Bertha Loebs
Slave In the house Of Fabius
Daughter Of Fabius
Agnes ....... Isabel Connolly
a young lady, klnswoman of Fabius
.... -. Lawrence Keleher
Friend of Fabius
During intermissions betwee acts
the following program viii be rem
dered.
Air de Ballet ....... E1oise Yrisarri
MozoWSki
Nalse ........ Miss Margaret Asselin
Chopin
Goodbye, Sweetheart
800. Leonore and Helen Cowles
Recitation 800, s..t... Mamie Kelly
AS the Moon Rose"
Vocal solos Mrs. r. j. Shinick
There is a Green Hill Far Away"
Take Me to Jesus, to Heaven"
Director. II. Crum.
Sthge manager-Henry J. Sandoval.
Accomp9nist-Miss Armida shin
ick
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27
The Jaffa Grocery Co.
Good Things to Eat.
Mail Orders Filled Same Day
as Received.

so that option and brought about au
advance of ? cents over the close OF
Tuesday The poor condition of the
new crop was the chief bullish influ-
ence. A large part of the gain was
later lost on realizing sales. Other de-
liveries We're strong as a result of the
advance in December. The close was
firm. December sold between 57hC
and 59c and closed at 57&c. May
opened a shade TO = a Lc higher at
5Sc to 5SAc, advanced to $3.50 and
closed at 5wss a nc.
Liberal receipts offset the oats mar
ket The market was firm the greater
part of the day. May opened u lower
at 53hc. advanced to 53Fsc and
closed at 53iac.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27
WOMAN %SUFF0CATE0 BY
CHRYSANTHEMU Scent

Brussels. Dee. 2G.-Dcath from
chrysnthcmum scent was the unusual
end OF Mime. pelportc. Of Chimay. who
died In "a room decorated with q fine
bunch OF the autumn flowers.
Mime. Delporte and her husband
after dining fen asleep in thc warm
room. When their servant entered
the room Nine Dclportc was dead
and ~ nelnofte unconscious The
man's life Was saved hy opening all
the windows. bur his wife had been
suffocafed hy the heavy emauBtiou
Of chrNsanthemums
This is the first Instance in Europe
~ death from the scent of flowers
although there are in Asia several
well know poisonous plants. such ag
the upas tree and tho uerium oleaudtr
under which Do o. death tu sleep
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27
FOR EARTHQUAKE
VICTIMS LOOTED BY RICH
Halian Parliament Investigates ttle
charge That Wealth, pcoplc NJ
prupriate Money RAISED fur pnur

Rome. Dec @6-A sensational re-
port has been published Boo thv matter
90 ths scandals which AROSE thorough
tAe Improper distribution uf funds
collected Tor the victims of Tho taf.
ADRIAN earthquake last Nraf THr
parliamentary commission which uas
g ppointed to look into tne matter. zee
ports that "a large mHuHI of money
never reached The Nictlm- hut uruI
into the Golfers uf the wealthy co.
was they who. some az fa,m ssrt
wealthy indeed claimed hf fr fhe
larger portion 81 the funds m repair
- reconstruct their house and fhef
received most of Tho forts mIuIa.
iraucs which was subscribed Among
those who sot he money figure fhe
name OF nHrouH. marQulsca and
counts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27
DISASTER AVERTED AT
END OF LONG VOYAGE

San Francisco. Dcc.&6-rhe Amer
lean shin Shenandoah, ~ DAYS from
Baltimore to san Francisco. arrived
outside OF this port tonight. The
weather being fOggy, she anchored In
dangerous proximity 10 the northern
coast line, and when the danger was
realized the vessel signnlcd forhassist-
ance. Fisherman brought Ia the re-
port that she was aground and a mum
her ~ %tughoats were ent nut. The
Shenandoah was towed 10 safer an
ehorage and will be brought into
port In the mopning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27
BOSWELL AUTOMOBILE co.

Mail and passenger line between Roswell
n. NJ and Torrance. n. M, daily, Sunday
Included, connecting with all trains on the
Rock Island and santa Fe Central Railroads.
Leave Roswell at J p. m. Leave Torrance
on arrival OF Rock Island train due at a.
m. Running tire between the two points s
hours. Meals furnished at Camp Needmore
FREQ Ct charge. Excursion parties accommo-
dated by notifying the company two lays in
advance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27
GERMAN COMMENT
ON MOVEMENT
Of FLEET
CRITICISED
FOR VAIN ROASTING
Berlin Authority Believes Bat
tIeShipS viii Remain on the
Pacific Ocean Until Question
of Supremacy is Settled,

Berlin. Dec. 23.-Commenting upon
the departure of The American fleet
| which was reviewed recently by
President Roosevelt. Colonel Gaedke,
the famous military and naval ex-
pert writes IN the Berlin Tagerblatt.
The speech made by Admiral Evans
in New YORK some time before the
departure of the fleet he now com
mands is typical Of the Americans.
vino II they don't know anything
else at least know how 10 boast.
The admiral said If ] remember
right. IF anybody tries to stop me
he viii find IL a difficult task. / know
my people and ! know my ships, and
l know what they are able to do.
They will not dlsappoint tho American
people, be IL peace on war. II viii be
a great pleasure TO me TO take the
fleet 70 Yokohama, as | know the Jap
anese we'll n have lived among
them"
He added that his gunners had
broken an records, ana that their
skin with their guns was so perfect
that no batieship In existence would
Withstand their fire longer than two
minutes.
THIS Is rather saying too much.
such "A result would surpass even the
japanese victory at the battle Of
Tschuschima which at least lasted
half an hour. lt IL perhaps a very
good thing to have such confidence
In ones self. but / believe that also
Togo knows his men, and his ships.
and knows what they are able to do
We furthermore know tina the Jap
anese are working night and day to
strengthen their navy. Probably to
be ready and prepared for all con- |
tlngencies, be there peace. war on
show
The Americans have sense enough
10 admit that II Is a very great han
dicap to them that they have no coal
ing stations in the Pacific. and it il
therefore likely that the fleet COM
manded by Admiral Evans after visit /
ing san Francisco VIII remain In the
Philippines. and we shall then see fl
u H. really going 20 return through
the Snez canal as the American gov
very naturally states at the J
present time.
Personally | doubt u, and believe
mat the great American fleet will re-
main la the Pacific. either until war
has settled who Is supreme in the far
east. or some permanent arrange
ment has been made between the
japanese and American government !
II such a thing Is possible.
A remarkable love story Is report
cd from TarnoW en- Austrian Poland.
Fala. a police sergeant. was pas
.sionately IN love with a cook named
Anna Mikovski, but she rejected his
advances, and owing 10 his threats
only left the house In company with
her father.
The sergeant saw the pair out to-
and taking the father for
another lover. stalked them. ana
brought them down with bullets from
nus feIVlce revolver He then Killed
them both With his bayonet.
Witnesses of the crime attempted
20 seize fala, who cscnped to his
nous and barricndod himself within.
ne ept the police at bay for a day.
nut Yesterday. on the appearance OF a
eompany Of infantry who had been
cnll'l 60 storm The house, he shot
hlmi elt through the head.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27
AMATEURS TO APPEAR
IN ST. MARY'S HALL
lgnatlan Dramatic Club to 4. cent
"Inhiola Tonight Win Strong
caste.

What promises Co DE one Of the
B"si successful amateur performances
given in Albuquerque recently. will be
played in ST MarN's hall at 5 this
evening when the lgnatian Dramatic
ctuh. composed ot "a strong caste Of
local amateurs viii present. Pablo
Va. The scene of the play is laid
in Rome ut the dawn Of Christianity
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27
The Metals.

New York, Dec. 26.-Holiday condi-
tons prevailed in the metals markets
today. Tin was, however. lSc higher
at $26.50m27.25. Copper remained
dun and unchanged. with lake at
S13.37R mI3.5O: electrolytlc at 1925
Ml3.37 Il casting at $13.0Om13.17%:
Head at $3.5Om3.5O: spelter dun and
unchanged at S4.10mA20.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27
Carpenters Obiecl 10 Mnee Ont.

New York. Dec. Pa widespread
building strike in his city is post
BILE. The carpenters union has refused
to accept a cut from s. to $3.50 a day
and II the $1,000 members of the
carpenters union strike, other build
ing trades are expected to stop work
sympathy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27

Raleigh, y. c., Dec. 26,-By "a ma
iority Of $40 Itaiiegn today voted out
III liqu0r dlspensarN aud viii be-
come a. prohibition city, Che dispen-
snry 90 close al moon sharp tomorrow
IN the controversy there were aA6
votes Tor prohibition. ISL Tor dis
pensltN and two votes Tor saloons.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27
Unlunown Vessel on Fire.

Portland, ore, Dec. ga special
10 the Orogonian from Seattle says an
unknown ship f. anre IN the Straits
IT Juan De Faca. A revenue cutter
has been sent TO her assistance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27

Washington, Dec. 26.-President
Roosevelt and family left Washington
today FOR Pine Knot, Va, the country
home of Mrs. Roosevelt. where they
viii remain until next Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27
BANK ~DEP0SIfORS
RECOVER FROM PANIC

New York. Dec. 26.-Today was
the date of the expiration of most of
the sixU day withdrawal notices re-
quired by he savings banks at the
height Of the panic Ina October. bur
scarcely "a depositor called Tor his
money.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27

Chicago. Dec. 2G.-Cattle receipts %. 600
Market Zoe 60 zoe lower. Reeves. sa4sa
d. 20. cows and heifers. slc0aA65: Texans
50 Tea see. calves. S5.OoWc.7b. westerns
50 sou 40; stackers and Feeders. seE5n
sheep-Receipts 10000. Market strong
s~1.5aiCo. yearlinps. SA50m6I6.
si0enGf0i western. 81 OoM6.35.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27

Kansas city. Dec. receipts
6.o00. Market steady to 10 cents higher
southern steers. S3.406 $50. southern COWS,
s~200M3.20: stockers and feeders Se.S0m
40; b.lls. s24od36O. calves. S3.00W6OO.
western cows, 81. 80 ~ $50.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Market tteady.
Muttons, S875HAG0; lambs. $500 Loo.
range wethers. f3.s0d 400; fed ewes. $50
f.lO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27
nenlh ClnIm. Nod sam nnlIdcr

Boston, Dee. 1G-Harrisun IorinR
VINO started one of the first plants
IN tie United states for the buIldne
of iron steamships and who was
pres lent of the Brync ship COMPANY.
died today. aged SIS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27

New York. Dec. 26.-Closing quotations
ON a few Of the more active stocks on the
New York stock exchange today were as
follows
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-27

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feet long. sulid concrete an the mission
style similar To the Alvarado. a. base
mcnt l0by 60 feet and contract pricr
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