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Summary: Stolen bases, King, WATCH der, J. Manning and Carter. Bases on balls. Hickman 1, Shields 4. Struck out, Hickman T. Shields [ Sacrifice hits, F. Manning, Daley, Lewee, Babb and Neigh bors. Double play, Babb to Carey. Time, 2:1O. Umpire Davis.
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Barons. They certainly need 1t, poor fel- lows. The charity of the Climbers was certainly well placed and Vaughn is worthy object-Montgomery Times.
 Pete Lister came back to his own in the batting line, and slashed out four beauties, two of them extra. out of seven times up This is travelling right smart for a party with a punctured and spav- ined foot, a peeled knee and a longtime favorite bat shy. Pete seemed to have discovered new stick almost, if not quite, just as good as the lamented nick ory that lately caved In on account of the excessive strain put on it.-Nashville American.
 To tell the story of how the Travellers annexed six hits Tn yesterdays game with the Pelcans would be to recite and de- scribe series of errors ana blunders sometimes recorded in the bush league. out not often perpetrated even in those precincts despised by profesa'onal bail players. The eighth inning furnished a striking illustration of how Little Rock v-oa so eeslly, for in that round the vis- tors scored three times without making a single hit. And that's about as hum ball play .rt as one could expeNt on any sand i1t.-New Orleans Picayune.
 The disciplining of Ginger Clarke ought to shake a few kinks out of the Birming- ham team Doubtless Vaughn has been a trife lenient with his men, and they have been doing pretty much as they pleased. A few touches of the no-salary harpoon will either straighten out the old team or make a new one necessary. At lanta Georgian.
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year.
 Mir Gates the story says, will retain his citizenship in the United States. His son will probably represent him here, but he himself will seldom favor this country with a visit.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville, r St. Paul, 0. Milwaukee, 2; Toledo, 3. Columbus, 8 Kansas City, 0. Minneapolis, 6; Indianapolis, 2. Minneapolis, 9; Indianapolis, 8.
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Pretzels Had Many Chances, But Rip Pulled the Team Out of the Hole Every TIme-The Fans
 Enjoyed This.
THE STANDING.
RESULTS YESTERDAY,

Birmingham. 9; Montgomery, 1. Atlanta, 9; Nashville, 3. Shreveport, 2; Memphis, 1.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati, August 10.-The Brooklyn s won todays game by making more use of their hits than did the Cincinnatrs Lewis was benched in the sixth inning for disputing. R.H.E. Cincinnati .. e. .. .. ..000 000 100-1 0 Brooklyn .. .. .. .. ..000 0o1 001-2 T
 Batteries: Weimer and Mclean: Pas torious and Ritter. Time. 30. Umpire, Johnstone.
 Chicago. August 10-The visitors bunch- ed hits with a base on balls in the sev- enth and In the next inning were aided by Overall's wildness. R.H E. Chicago .. .. .. .. 900 GOO 200-2 5 Philadelphia o.. .. .. ..000 GOO 220-4 6 2
 Batteries: Pfeister. Overall Taylor and Kling; Sparks and Jacklitsch. Time, 1:5S. Empires, Rigler and Carpenter.
 Pittsburg. August 1o.-New York hit Willis for three bingles In the third n- ming, netting three runs and winning the game. R.H F.. Nc York :. q. -. ..003 900 000-3 : 1
 Batteries Willis, Leever and Gibson; Ames and Bresnahan. Time, 1:45. Um- pres. Klem and O'Day
 St Louis, August 10-McGlynn out pitched Flaherty and St. Louis made 1t three straight over Boston. R.H E. St Louis . . . 010 010 01s-3 3 Boston .. .. .000 200 OOO-2 1
 Batteries: McGlynn and Noonan; Fla herty and Asmussen. Time, 40. Umpire, Emslie.
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BdrOnS Land the Third
 Rdgdr1 m Fine FetfIe
J. DUGGAN EASY
 FOR THE CRACKERS
WAS THE CHIEF CHARACTERISTIC OF THE ONE SIDED AFFAIR-FIVE MlSCUES CHECKED AGAINST DoBBERS.

Nashville, Tenn, August 10.-Atlanta batted J. Duggan at will today and won a one-sided game, which was notable mostly for it's lstlessness.
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The New Style.

From the Baltimore American.
 Are you going away this summer?
 'rYes we are looking over list now of the best winter resorts
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hits, Winters 2, Paskert; double plays, MeElveen to Lister; bases on balls, Me Kenzie 4, J. Duggan 3, Sorrell l. struck out, Mckenzie 4, J. Duggan ?, Sorrell 2; two base hits Fox 2, Lister three base hits, Dyer. Time, 2;1o Empires, Pfen- ninger and Hackett.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Columbia, August 10.-Schwencks splendid box work and hitting by Co., lumbia won today's game for the locals.
 R. H. E. Columbia ........ .ooo oo2 oOo-2 1 Augusta 900 900 0oo-0 3 Batteries: Schwenclk and Fox; Holmes and Carson.
 Jacksonville, August 1o.-The base running of Thiel was responsible for the first victory today. Savidge yielded ten hits during the second game.
 First game R IL E. Jacksonville .ooo 900 900 1-1 1 Savannah ...Oo0 900 900 co 0 Batteries: Lee and Roth; Neuer and Khalkoff. Time, 1:37.
 Second game K. H. D. Jacksonville ......oO6 900 o2"-2 T 0 Savannah 900 900 000-0 10 o Batteries: Savidge and Roth; Hoff and Khalkaff. Time, A. Umpire, Mace Charleston, August 10.-E1even in- nings and no score was the exhibition witnessed today. A battle of the pitchers was stopped by darkness and rain h h. E. Charleston -. 900 900 ooo oo-0 f Macon ........000 900 900 00-0 l o Batteries: Raymond and Reisnger; Harley and Robinson. Time, 1858. Um- Dire Brady.
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The Cleveland papers seem to be after the scalp of Larry Lajoie as manager. Under a seven column display head Frank Crtt of the Cleveland News, is calling for his scalp, and suggesting Patsy Te- beau as manager. Lee Heacock. under a two-column black-face head. wants to know whether 1t will be Pat or Larry next year, And so it is going.
 In the meantime Larry is making the gamest kind of an uphill fight wfh a crippled and mutinous team. Poor Larry. Atlanta Georgian.
 Dale Gear was not in the game yes- terday, he having been given his uncon- ditional release. Some one had to go to make a place for Helm. the new pitcher. Gear is a gentlemanly ball player and has many friends in Montgomery who wish him success anywhere he may go.-Mont- komery Journal
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Fairview defeated Woodward Iron com pany Saturday in very ragged game of ball by the score of F to 1. Batteries: Horn and Otte; Wise and Benton.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, August 10-Philadelphia made it two out of three with Detroit to- day in a battle between Donovan and Bender R.H.E. Detroit ...o0O VoO WV--V l Philadelphia. ... =. .. 100 900 00*-1 8 0 Batteries: Donovan and Schmidt, Ben der and Powers. Time, 1:35. Empires, Stafford and Hurst.
 Washington. August 1o.-Joss outpitched Smith on a muddy field today. R.H E.. Washington .. =. GOO 00l 000-1 3 Cleveland =. %. =. ...O0 900 100-2 ?
 Batteries: Smith and Heydon; Joss and Clarke. Time, 1:35. Umpire, Evans.
 Boston, August 10-Boston made 1t four out of five from Chicago by winning to- days game. R.H.E.
 Boston O10 o20 10*-4 10 o Chicago =. ... ... 100 100 000-2 ' 1 Batteries: Morgan and Shaw; Walsh, White. Patterson and Sullivan. Time, 1:45. Umpire Connolly.
 New York, August 10.-St Louis won the first game of todays doube-header from the locals. The second game was called on account of darkness at the end of the ninth inning with the score 6 to 6. First game RH.E. St. Louis ...10i 200 0O0-7 15 2 New York =. %. =. :..O0O 2O1 011--5 10 , Batteries: Dineen and Stevens; Ches- bro. Newton and Thomas. Time, 210
 Umpire. o'Loughlin.
 Second game R.H.E. St. Louis =. ... =. ...1O1 010 O3O-6 16 ? New York =. ... =. 900 00J 240-6 12 1
 Batteries: Hewlett. Glade and Spencer; lift, Doyle, Hogg and Kleinow. Time, 2:H. Umpire O'Loughlin.
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very interesting game was played Saturday between Massey Business col- lege and theJ team representing Crane Co. The game was called on account of darkness after ten innings of play Massey Business college challenges any amateur team in the district, games to be played Saturday afternon. R.H D. Massey .. Q. .0OO 2lO OiO O-f Crane Go. .. .. .. 400 Ol2 GOO or 6 3
 Batteries: Bell and Hennlng; Lambert and Janson.
 Lafayett. August 1o.-(speclal)-on Thursday afternoon Roanoke and La- fayette played ball Roanoke losing out by the score of 2 to O. The game was in- teresting from start to finish, being chiefly | a pitchers batte in which Schuessler or 1 Lafayette had the advantage. The game | was characterized by the scarcity of hits ! and the number of bats which were found l 10 have holes in them. Schuessler struck and losing one. o.. | Lafayette ...'''''V1V Vov @ W @ l Roanoke . . .. q. .. .. .. .OOO GOO OOO-0 l Batteries: Schuessler and Jones; Horns 1 by and Shank.
 | The Birmingham Amateurs defeated une | fast Richmond team In a fast and inter | esting game by a score of to 0. The | feature of the game was the catching oi | puclkett and the batting of Holt. Bat
 teries: Lee, Gilmore and Puckett; Moran
 and Stillman. Umpire. Daley.
 Marion Junction. August 10.--(Special.)- )- ] Marion Junction won from the fact
 M. c. A aggregation of Selma on lht
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WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Well, If we must be beat there is no club we would rather have do it than the Barons. They certainly need 1t, poor fell lows. The charity of the Climbers was certainly well placed and Vaughn is a worthy object-Montgomery Times.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE

Meridian, 1 Gulfport, 5.
 Vicksburg, 8 Jackson, 1.
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WITH THE OARSMEN

Umpire. Rudderham.
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Marion Junction, August 1o.-(Special)- l. Marion Junction won from the tact H. M. c. A. aggregation of Selma on the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20
A TIMELY SUGGESTION.

Editor OF the Morning Journal.
Dear Sir have taken much In
terest In some articles In your paper
during the last ten days urging the
people OF the town to take such steps
as VIII be necessary Ia prepare 10 re-
ceivc and entertain the National Ir-
rigation congress next year in a man
ner that viii be c%reditable To- us and
also profitable. md | AXE an inter
est In this matter because. having
made this place my home, I want to
see everything done that Is within our
reach for the purpose OF building NJ
the place, n improving the sur
rounding country.
But | have noticed that In an of
your appeals to the citizens to do
things FOR the promotion Of the pub
lie good you have directed your re-
marks exclusively TO the men. Don't
the count IN this country ?
For some years before coming here ?
belonged to a women's club In Roch-
ester. New York. which vas organ
lied many years before by Susan r..
Anthony. ana, as everybody knows.
whatever Miss Anthony took hold of
had TO have business In iL. and our
club was no exception To the rule. In
the way of providing parks, and pub
ltc play grounds, securing clean
streets. the club welded a great in
%nuence, and was the means of carry
ing through many valuable public
works.
There ~ in this town just as good a
club as that was. ana il Is composed
OF Just as competent and energetic
women Why don't YOU ask them to
YOU In the work OF making prep
ar8tions for the irrigation meeting
They know more about getting ready
Tor company than the men. and l do
doubt that they could be fully as
IN raising money for the
purpose as any OF the men folks.
have been told that your COM
mrrcial club, which formerly took tho
lead in all public work Of this kind. is
To feel It's age. and that
some new blood g. necessary. In that
Ease where would you nnd better han
lon the Womcn's club? n ! ann any
Judge NJ human nature, the blood that
la the veins Of the women OF
club ls the very kind you need ia
meet the present emergency and put
NE town in apolc-pie order To re-
and properly entertain the great
association which Will hold its annual
meeting here next September
] hope this suggestion Will meet
your approval. and ! am con-
iient the ladies win gladly assist in
ir important work IN hand. thus
demonstrating their worthiness as
feil as their fitness for
EQUAL RIGHTS.
Albuquerque. September 10. 1897
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, Land office at
Santa Fe, New Mexico, August 10, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Eplfanio Gu
rule, Of Albuquerque. y. NJ, has filed notice
~ his intention 10 make final hve-ycar proof
In support u his claim. viz: Homestead en-
try No. 1860. made May 10, 1907, for the
NWA Section IL. Township 10 ~, Range ?
W.. and that said proof will be made before
"a. w. 8. Otero. United States Court Com
missioner at Albuquerque, n. NJ, on October
S. 1897.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiva-
tion Of, the land, viz; Cipriano Sanchez, Of
Paiarit9, n. NJ Felipe Herrera, Of Atrisco,
~. M Elias Chavez, 81 Albuquerque, N. NJ. /;
Gabriel Chavez. Of Albuquerque. n. NJ.
MANUEL Il. OTERO,
Register.
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Nr~narfueut q the interinr Land orlce ~
santa Pc. New Mexico August ~. 1917.
NHfire ~ hereby given that Juan Antn-
rin Hurule 81 uid Albuquerque y =. has
nie1 notice % his infenfiuu % make final
nte year proof In support % his claim. via
j Hmrstcad Entry Ne iitei made MAJ IS.
1901 Tor the VA sWN. sEA sWk sWE
ehA sec H. Township 10 \. Range 2 W and
THAT sai1 proof will b. made before "a W $
ufsla United states Court COMMISSIONS ct
AiHugueraur. \. ~, on October 8. iao4
Mf names the following witnesses e. prove
Die rHrtlnuuus residence uron. ana culura-
uen o the land via Cpriano sanchez q
Iafarifa y. A Felipe Herrera - AirIacu
n a. Elias CHAVEZ - Aihuauerque. a A.
Gabriel Chavez % AlhuluarguF. ~. A.
MANUEL r. OrERo.
Register
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MORNING JOURNAL WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS
(NOt Coal Land.l
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, Land onice a.
Santa Fe. n. M, August 10, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Ambroci'
Sanchez, OF old Albuquerque, N. NJ, ha'
hled notice Of his intention to make hnaI
nve-year proof IA support " his claim, viz
Homestead Entry No. 100. made July 2
1902. for the SEX Section 80. Township 3N,
Range lew, and that said proof will be
made before II. W. S. Otero, United state.
Court Commissioner at Albuquerque. n. NJ.
IN October @. 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continusus residence upon, and Guilt
walton Of, the land, viz: Feiiciano Chavez,
Preshito Chavez. Salvador Baca, MaRdaleno
Baca. all OF Old Albuquerque. N. NJ.
II. OTERO.
Rerfster
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Department Of the Interior, Land office Al
Santa Fe. New Mexico. August 10. 1907
Notice Is hereby given that Virgil Sparks
" Albuquerque. n. NJ, las filed notice 81
his intention to make final Communication
proof In support Of his claim. viz; Home
stead Entry No S.7O6. made December 16,
1905. Tor the SEN Section 20. Township 10
n, Range 3 y, and that said proof will be
made before II. W S Otero, United States
Court Commissioners at Albuquerque, n. NJ,
on October g. 1901.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton o. the land, viz. Allan n. Bone. Mar
garlic Aldcrete. Edward f. Otero. Manuel
tia swope. all u Albuquerque.
MANUEL n. OTERO.
Register.
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:: :: :s:; !.

Which would YOU rather be: a coal
operator or John ID. Rockefeller.
-
semi-arid New Mexico Is making
fertile oklahoma look like a dust
storm this season.
II a man who builds a seven-foot
board feuce can be pinched n fined,
why is a billboard?
II somebody win invent a pure food
law that vii prevent the sale Of green
w~atermelons, IL viii help.
Motor cycles should be limited to
a speed of two miles a year. with i'm
prisonment for life for violation.
Max Just can't forget that horrible
Hagerman fake reform machine-and
the passing Of the public printer.
In indianapolis there Is a pig who
saved a woman from q rattlesnake
bite. 1t Is presumed IT vas a blind
pig.
The city council should also require
barber shops 10 maintain porters who
do not bang your chest In with the
whisk broom.
There seems to have been some
thing after an in Victor Murdock's
prediction about oklahoma and the
constitution.
Mrs. Potter Palmer denios that she's
going to marry the King Of Servia.
The king has hade some narrow
hayes in his time.
Considering the time he's spent sit
ting on stumps and in leaky boats.
rs a wonder MIR. Cleveland hasn't had
rheumatism before.
80
Rev. John y. Andrews, the Missouri
revivalist, mas married a snake
harmer. Possibly her experience la
m the healing eject Of the spirit.
That wolf hunt they were fixing up
or the president In Oklahoma might
better De turned into a still hunt for
republican votes.
The attorney general Of Texas has
that dogs may ride free on the
railroads without violating the Texas
lntl-pass law. Wouldn't 1t be nice %
be a dog.
Chicago doesn't seem TO have been
wildly enthusiastic about her reform
'harter. Chicago's last dose of re-
.orm was successful, hut the patient
He'd.
%Flfty-three thousand people are GO
ng To sing a tune at President ROOse-
cit when no goes to 81. Louis. II
hat doesn't d%isqualify him for a third
erm, nothing will.
49,
nh. ....f..s L. l.m,fa.f,. .. -
hat marriage has had Its usual effect
n the case OF Senator Bevcridge. The
indiana senator hasn't talked for pub
Ieation since II happened.
-
a thief stole nine chickens from .
DOR widow IN Ottumwa, Iowa. and
lille doing u dropped a purse CON /
5000 in bank notes. There
mt any moral 10 this tale. 1t hap
encd In Ottumwa, Iowa. y
In Washington. the newspapers say
4 large letters, XIII the Caterpil- t
We knew Washington had al :
iost everything, but we thought We !
a corner Oh caterpillars. :
=
y. Pierpont Morgan. ideal Citizen"
the title Of an article On an eastern h
eWspaper, all because pierpont built {
block Of sidewalk IN front Of his I
Without insisting On being sued. 7
80. q
Mr. podav,s l,co Ia por,o ptco
ocsn't seem TO ave had a tendency
; ueNelop any very ~eHerVesceht OPP
llI,il. MI, itouey USED 70 thlhk ~
uuiu tahe Us Two Weeks 70 ger INTO \
~ tmlon. NV ne 'hlhks u VIII II
'"'nts y"ars. II
D ~ l.
btiN.I nus ina q laTse O.
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Immediately In line with the sug-
| y%eaiion OF a correspondent that tho
club women of Albuquerque shoul(
take a hand in the important affairs
now before the people OF this city Is
the following. which we clip from the
San Francisco can: There Is every
be- a busy one for san Francisco
club women. who are not blind to the
fact that It is in their power TO hl'
some OF the city's great needs. our
matrOns and maids are recognizing
certed effort on their parts to meet
the problems that viii present them
selves this winter"
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ROSWELL AUTOMOBILE co.

Mail and passenger line between Roswell
n. NJ. and Torrance. n. NJ. daily. Sunday
included. connecting with all trains on the
Rock Island and santa Re Central Railroads.
Leave Roswell at I p. m. Leave Torrance
on arrival Of Rock Island train due al 2 a.
m. Running time between the two points s
hours. Meals furnished at Camp Needmore
free Of charge. Excursion parties
dated by notifying the company two days In
advance.
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In ID IAnIrs \ cnANcE.

Elsewhere in ihis issue of the Morn
INK Journal we print a communication
fam a lady reader ~ the paper which
dinary Interest O. the town 20 the
present lime. and the s~uFesuion 90
make. q ore tia e vel Uorihy not
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me Of The ablest New York bank.
ers estimates that the shrinkage IN
values, during the last year, Of securi
ties dealt In on the New York ex.
change Is about $4,000. 000. 900. As
this shrinkagc does not represent any
important shrlnkage In earning power
" must be due 10 other causes. and the
only other apparently possible causes
are Increase OF interest rate caused by
demands from sources able to pay
higher rates than securities carry
which would impair the market for
securities bought on margin and COM
pei holders 10 sell FOR what they could
get. or lack Of confidence in continued
earning power In the near future.
Doubtless both these causes operated
to some extent.
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OUR NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER IL
TORTY-sIN Ci0). REMEMBER THERE ~
ALWAYS A COURTEOUS CLERK KEADi
10 TAXI YOUR ORDER No MATTER
HON SMALL. u. e.. A a co.
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The coal operators Of the great bi.
luminous field covered by western
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, aft
or a thorough survey Of the situation.
called a meeting TO be held at Charles
ton, w Va, yesterday for the pur-
pose Of seeing what could be done to
increase the output. and thus help to
ward on the danger Of q serious coal
famine. which now seems TO be i'm
minent. The only practicable meas
urc hat has suggested itself thus far
n a voluntary Increase Of wages by
the operators. In the hope Of thereby
attracting more miners. II Is said
that never before In the history Of
the country has there been such "a
shortage Of help IN the mines. Every
induccment aside from an Increase %
wages has been offered the men, but
60 mo- avail. and the operators have
now concluded hat the only way To-
get more coal g. 90 give more pay. for
they say mon who have worked Ia
the business ail their lives are now
deserving the mines because they can
earn moro at some other kinds OF
work
SERIOUS difficulty Is said Co bc also
encountered Ia getting the coal Co
market The railroads are doing every
thing ln their power. hut with the
present movement of crops 30 is al-
most impossible Co obtain sufficient
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one building In New York, now I'M
der construction-the Hudson com
pany terminal-Bill be occupied by .
population larger than tha: u The
largest town IN any Of the four states
Of Nevada. Idaho, Arizona pr New
Mexico. Just wait until those indlg-
nant sovereign states read this iteml
New York Commercial. You viii
not have to wait very long for those
sovereign states to read that Item, bui
If you wait til they believe it you WI
capture the old age record from Me
,husalah.
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The appearance of yellow fever in
the American camp near C~enfuegos
proves that In spite % the vigorous ef-
forfs aH fhe provisional government To-
locair and stamp out the focus ~ orig
inai Infection b situation Is not yet
under complete control
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kEEP 4 PIECE OF OUR KANSAS
ROCk SALT IN YOUR HORSES
NANGEIt. 4 25c PIECE WILL LAST
iOK MONTHS r. ". FfsE, 6O2-0OI
=. FIRST ST PHONE IG.
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Cross, Berlin. the Rev ALBRIGHT Stage,
a favorite pastor Of the German em-
press, fell dead. causing a panic. ae-
eording to a special dispatch.
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The United States produces nearly
400. 10000 tons OF coal annually. but
IT appears that the Ravy department
finds II difficult to get proposals 10
supply the battleship fleet with 250,-
900 tons.
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After preaching his farewell ser
mon having served more than half a
ceniuy IN the Church of the Holy
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BEST CALIFORNIA ROLLED WHITE
HARLEY. NEW CROP. H.. W. FEE, co.,
6Oi :. FIRST, PHONE &c.