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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30
Really Amazing.

one Of the amazing things with
which We are occasionally though IN
frequently confronted is the abuse Of
senator Foraker by Arizonians who
pretend an the same time to believe
that the escape Of the territory from
%jointure was q happy one.-PhOeniX
Republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

The Deming Headlight was TWEEN
ty-hve years old last week. For a
quarter Of a century the Headlight
has cast its effulgent beams over the
prairie where the tracks meet, and
like all headlights. has occasionally
had TO be filed. although on occasions
only didn't make "A practice Of keep
ing full.-LOrdsburg Liberal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

In declaring itself In favor OF Hon.
H. y. Ferguson for delegate to con-
grcss. the Record man meant no re-
Election on the candidacy of Judge EV-
ans. We had taken 1t for granted
that he was running on the republican
ticket against Andrews for the nomi-
nation inasmuch as he was brought
out BY "A republican paper-Roswell
Record.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

As the last days of the ice man are
numbered the coal man appears OH
the scene with a flendish smile. Coal
is now selling at $3.50 per ton as
against $12 last winter. Probably by
another month coal VIII reach Sl4-
Hlllsboro Advocate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

We do not selfishly seek to monopo-
HE your time. People are becoming
tired Of si%xteen-page papers. Foui
pages, One-foufth as tired. That oughl
TO be worth a nickel a Week.-San
Marcial Standard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30
SIIIa.

After entertaining the crowds that
prosperous New Mexico is going to
send to the territorial fair. Albuquer-
que will know how It feels To enter
tain the Irrigation congress.-Las We
gas optic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

Sheep and cattle shipments from tho
territory known as the Arizona diTi-
sion Of the Santa Fe are rapidly in
crcasiHg, there being over three hun
dred ears o ordered for the month
OF Octobcr-Winslow Mail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30
CAN WEAR SHOES

one sire smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease "a powder tn BE- shaksa into the shoes
o. makes tieht ur new shoes feel easy gives
Instant relief 90 curns and hunions It's the
greatest cnmfort discovery % the age
Aliens Poet Ease Be- a certain cure Tor tired
saeaunE hot aching feet Al al druggists
ard shoe stores. gtr Don't acceut any sub
sfifutr rGr rnFr trni parkare. nlsa rree
Sample ~ fhe Hpur-EAsE Sanitary son
PAD = new inFrufinn. addrcss Allen *
nlmstcd Le Roy y \. Il
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

The reactionaries have arranged 10
lake Governor Hughes up to a High
Mountain and show him the king
doms of the earth.-PhOenlX Gazette.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30
What the Editors
Offhe Southwest
Are Saying


We can usually forgive all our enc
mics, except the sneaks and hypOcrites
who think they are f0oling us.-ltos-
well Record.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

II is understood that The plans pro-
vide for ) structure on the order Of
the ancient Parthenon at Athens. sur
rounded by great monolithic marble
columns In the interior would be an
Impressive but simple courtroom. with
offices and conference rooms for the
Justices. and In another portion Of the
building a place for peace conferences
aud gatherings Of Ike international
Importance. The building would prob
ably cost about $1,000. 600. This.
however. is only "a part Of the scheme
for the adornment Of the area around
the capitol. II Is proposed to con-
denim and purchase all the squares
lying between the house office build
ing. facing New Jersey avenue, and
the Botanic gardens. and about the
same amount Of space between the
office building and the census
office. The buildings standing
on these souares would be torn down.
the debris cleared away and the space
used for parking purposes. II is be-
lieved that with the erection OF the
office buildings and the general de-
velopment of the Capitol hill on a
magnificent scale It VIII be necessary
to provide more parking in order 10
give better perspective 10 the build
ines.
Another feature Of the plan is 10
condemn and tear away all the build
.ngs on those squares which now in
.erfcre with the vista between the new
union station and the capitol plaza, in
to provide an uninterrupted
iiew between the steps Of the cap
tol ana the railroad terminal. This
sould enable those coming into Wash
ngton on the trains 10 look across
he station plaza, beyond the statue
II Columbus which VIII be placed
here. to the grandeur of the marble Z
on the Hill. Finally, It Is pro-
.osed 10 complete the plan by a rear
angement OF the park space around
capitol plaza, 80 as to make II :
etter conform to the new buildings. /
'lenty Of trees would be left on the !
rcen sward, which is now 50 much
dmired. but the ~roadways and walks q
.ould be changed go as to bring out Il
strongly the architectural atti-
ide of the office buildings to the
ipitol Itself. "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

Mr.. Roosevelt voiced the senti-
ments OF a very large majority Of the
American people, without regard TO
party. when in speaking of the okla
homa constitution. he said; MY opln-
ion Of the document would not do to
print OF course, we can only make
"a reasonable guess AT what that opin-
ion rs, but We know as a fact that a
paper which should print the opinion
Of the document IN question, which rs
commonly entertained by the people,
would not be allowed to 90 through
the mails. but oklahoma viii change
IL, pretty soon; no state VIII long
consent to remain the focal point of
the worlds rldicule.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

orr NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER Is
TORrY-SiN OtGl. REMEMBER THERE Is
ALWAYS A COT RTEOIS CLERK READY
To FAKE YOUR ORDER, No MATTER
now SMALL 4. q. FRAT a co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

2 hushnunf N1feHfIlle funiana writes
last year suffered for three months sf0
-ummer cold b. distressing that It Ir.ar.
Tered WITH mY business 7 had man ~ ire
a mpf0us ~ has fewer ard a docf.rs pre-.
option ud naf reach my case auf Z Took
-eN-Iaf medicine which seemed o. Hnfs Az.
Erarafe wN case Fortunately Z insisted
pu harine foirFE Honey and Tar H mo
frlHN package and u quickly cured m.
ar wife has since usrd Foicys Money and
Jar ulth the same success" j a. O.gItIr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30
HIDES \ rELrs

The following quotations on hides and
peits are furnished by the John Flnuegan
Company 81 THIS city.
nrv hides heavy fh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

a brazilian has just brought Cr,-
yer Cleveland "a box of cigars that uas
promised him iwenls years * ep
smoker VIII agrce that e. Is Ear better
t' have them now than Co have had
them thcu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

= yeur rre-rni enrfagmsnI eeifiae o. he
lu~taieuhief Read sid answer q few Mora
inE Jouuaai usrt ad=.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

The Albuquerque newspapers have
struck a gait boosting The national ir-
rigation congress that viii ~undoubted-
IS become tircsumc before the couven-
ing of the congress q year hence. But
if the papers persist inst Il will keep
them out OF the intcrnecinc or XII
Kenny war which they hav been
waRing-Phocnix Republican.
That might be true Of newspapers
In u region Of distinctly superior civ
llizhtion.' but our civilization, v e
this way Is not up 10 the firing point
when there's a good thing I'm sight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

Every dollar spent for fake adver-
Using, with wandering advertising
fakirs. is cent out of lbuquerque,
never 40 return while the same dol
lar invested with the newspapers Of
the town will bring ten times more
In the way Of good results, and viii
also remain In circulation among our
~ people. to the benefit of all
of as.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

A Spanish-talkng parrot IS the at-
est easy method tor learning a foreign
language. 10 worked AN right until "a
learned clergyman Informed the hor-
rined pupils that the parrot was giy-
ing the same Kind OF talk in Spanish
that makes parrot English inadmls-
sibic iu polite society.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

a poor old music teacher down cl-.
has had two yiolins stolen from him
that are valued az $4,000 each. Wall
uing violins. by the was. Is a m..ri-
lcgo open Co ali and used with a large
lIbcrality.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

The republican candidate Cor go,-
ernor OF Sew Jersey declared thc o,h-
cr day that the Keynote OF the clm-
paigu was harmony The man who
gets tho nomination generally loves
Tire sound ~ this keynote.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

The grand success OF the Socorro
fair is an excellent omen in favor Of
the success OF our own. n shows that
the people pf the territory are Goo
good circumstances. and have the
money w%herewith Co pay for "a good
time Ana that's ull mat is noces-
slrN' the people can always be dee
EenurI unnn In dn The rest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-30

A Milwaukee dispatch says hat af-
ter seeing the photograph Of "a girl
who lives there a Mexican died and
loft her S40o 000.-Ncw York Herald
He was a New Mexican, ana he rec
ognizod the fact that n good look
Ing girl who would stay ~ Milwaukee
when the doors of New Mexico were
Wide open, deserved to be handsomely
reNnrded Tor hon aolf-dcniAl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-11
Settlcrscituna uun .Giufiiurte.

Die Settler in 9aris bahen Elm be.
fonoeres 6a9organ, 0as ibren .ge=
f6dftIiben4 SntereHeu Oient. geIon-
bers i~nItruftio lift Der SnIeratent6eil.
in Sem Die @bpnnenien rplGBe" iu6er
unb anbisten. Sd IieIt man: vGeTu6t
elm 9linSsr, Ser gut Sl0te ipielt." Sin
anoerer Snisrent, Der ii6 offenbdr BON
@eI9Gfte 3uri;dsieben nil, a~nnoncirt:
Gin iebr gutter plab in teGe6tem Win>
teriurprt fiji, einen eindrmiden Siam
5n per9efen. Gang @rn1toIe beporsuet.
H%sferen3eu rerlangt unogeeoten. 8aurs
Depot erforoerli6."
Cine 8oritelung haOon, pie gldne
5enb fi6 ii6rissns mun6maf ~tii3ti9e"
8ettler fte6en, erbdlt man aus elmer
Na6ri6t aus ser belgifHen ltniperiiz
tGtsitaot 20peu, no tur5li9 Elm Ger
w3unft" @nae6origer ftarb, ser als
rarmer Strip. 4" DOL Der bortigen pe:
terstir6e gu iteben pfleate. 9ei Der
Our6iuGu3g ieiner Wobnung fano
man, oab er elm 8anttonto BON 200,s
900 6rarcs S3S,60O) bsfub uno ibsr
5tpei reid aus~geitattste 0orteroben psrs
fiats, bon oenen Die cine feline 8ettlerz
%tleiouns in alien @uttunssn, Die anbers
cine elesante mooerne Qusftattuns ent=
belt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-11

Sn perf6tepenen pSltz
i6en glGttern itanb Dor einiser 3eit
Dfters cine anSeige. in Der 8ranten,
ielbIt in gang bpffnungslOisn 5dQen
BON einem aepiHen ~Wunn" in so
rpntp" (Ganuoa) 9eilung our9 oas
meme !Seiloerfa6ren .3abipatbie" per%
fprpGen purpe. Ss 3uienouns Der
ansebli6 5silung brinsenben Mittel
ipuroe BON Der por6erigen @inienoung
Don 40 Marf abbGngis semaht. @int
Nenge tranter Meni6en lieben ii9
berlodsn unb i9idten bas Sch Elm.
Oamit bate Serr Wann Das, mas sr
brau4te, lieb d6er odnn ni9ts peiter
bon ii6 bDrell. Sin Seprslter fpanbte
ii9 BON Dresden aus an ben Deltz
fden gonful in Toronto, Der linn bic
Mittbilung mahte, oab Mann elm
S6pinoler uno per6dftet poroen lei.
Gr bate MIR 5 Monate lang lein 81
ihGft betreiben fDnnen, bis ii6 Der
Staatsanpalt einmengte, aber ME
ipGbreno bieier 3eit Der S9pinoel
seigte bas bsi6Iagnabmtc ap=
ftenbud, bus cine 9siammteinnabme
bon $3O6, 599.55 aufnies. Der Brief
bes Gpniuls i4lOB nit ben Worten:
rDel9e MaKe beii9rdnttes Msns
ihen gibt es NOD in Der Wslt.
Dtuti@lano bat 7;Et ipenis bsisstrns
nfn."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-11
u@6rfeIsa6er."

Sin bur6 bic @rbennen reifenber
&merifaner mu6te in elmer tleinen,
acknowledgement 9.rberse Salt, lin cine
Saffe &affee su trinten.
gr BEAM teinen 3ud.r unb fraats
band9.
Die &sanerin bat i'm gu fparten,
biz Die 9Gfte am Rebentif9 elm @iirz
felfptel beenbet BADEN piirben, fir bus
bic Stiide nit 8leiftiftpuntten correft
bon ems Bis feds martirt tparen.
Der Reifenbe trant feinen 3affee
bitter unb fann besbulb nidt faaen,
ob bic 8leiftiftpuntte pi.ueidt .rtra
in Re9nuns seftelt porben pdren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-11
Der 0oseI etramb mmS SaS Qa,neI.

Oer 8osel Straub unb bos aas
mssl tuuren I'm bic Wetts s.laufen,
uns feines bate bas anoere itbertpuns
ben
.Sm 2auf bift Ou mir sleid",
Iaste Der StrauB gum Rameel, uaber
meine Jebern itrlIen mid iber Did"
.Oeine Sebern91 antportete has
3umeel perddJtli4. rbafir babe i@
metnen 9udel!" limb ftola sing e.
bon banner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-11

Sic erfen pfIIge. peIde
in bieIem 2dnoe our 8errpenouns ses
laneten, fparen aus 9uBeifen herseS
'tent. Disie pfliige tpdren jeoo4. nidt
beIiebt tpegen oes 6erri4enoen 4bers
e~laubens, bab oas WetafI Die groe pers
gifte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-11

mir Ieiben @tIb auf gfbbeln uub Yinnos obue bic.
% ieIbtu peaSuusbmsu. gbeuio anf NIB en- uuh
Ntamauteu.
Central 2can Co.. EOS etats Bite Eng.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-11
2ethenbefatter.

mbtfftft d GnIper, 9ei6snbehatttr, BIB y. Sutupi1
% Str. StIeptou Reu be4; III. Raiu $3.50.
0pbuton, 6obIer Il Gtcrqe, s67 g~anoduIetts dpt..
~ TeIephoues Zen PCS I'll, Eair 1<so. Btr
iprtfen beutfn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-11

maaren ob9ebpIt unb abeeliefert. Nd6iee Breiie
81 ShneHe Beotenune. liz She $enniplpdria str
&eu b1aa; HIt, Taiu 14ss. g.f Huftn. Gig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-19
Meenerifbe @ntaleiiunaeu.

Gin enelif6er Sammler bat cine
4naabl rebnerif9er @ntgltiiungen aug
ben parldmenten feines 2onbes auf>
gesei8net. Sin irldnbtf9sr 4bgeorbs
meter nannte fIr5lid Elm 3ugeifGnbniB
an bic irifden Nationalen ben @runbz
fein our 3erfiidefung beg britiIden
Rei9es.1 Dos befannte Mitalieb bes
u~nterbaufes 30. 90. Sielb faate, als
man iiber elm GeieB iiber @iebtransz
port %Derbdnbelte: -. unb ia bite
@ie. meme 9erren, betra9ten Sic biefe
5rdge nidt iii BON Gtanbpuntte bes
Rinbbiehs!4 8alfour lieferte folqenben
9eitrag: .Die 8leidgefi6ter Der eng
Iifden Solbaten finb bos Riidqrat Der
inbif9en 4rmee.4 SIN 2onboner
@rah4dftsratb er5dblte Elm gatb BON
Der sOfterrei4ifdsn, i9par5sselben
Grifolore,1 unb elm dnberer, Der einem
ouf Der Sdgb tDbtli9 perunaIidten
ao[egsn ben RaGruf fpra9, erflGrte
rgs mar bas erite Mal, baB Tim Elm
fol6es uneliid piberfubr 49,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-19

uleugeleet unb auf einem beipnoereu,
fdiDeren @erdtbetpagen lei6t an Die
8ronoiteue gebra9t neroer, no oana
fpfort Die Mufrtdtung erfOlgt. bic lang
items bier Minuten in Mnipru9 nimmt.
4n ben duBeren Rnotenpunften bes
Geriiftes befinben ii9 Ylattformen.
Seine !90be betrdot 98a SUB. Ni9t
,peniger als iieben plattformen iino
porbanben; atpei in benz @eriifs am
gebradte, chamber gesenibsritebsnbe
2ettern geitatten einen setrennten uno
gefdbrlofen Qufs unb Wbities. @on
ie6er plattform fam cine Bride, Die
nerfteabar III, mad Der Henfterbriftuna
oes ~betreffenoen 5todtperfes oes brens
renben 9uufes hiniibereelest iperoen.
DieIe 8riiden fino fosar nit feiten &C.
lGnbern berfeben, 10 6dB fie aud Der
4engftlihfte gu bef9retten pern1ag, uno
BerteBte o6er ObnmG9tise bon Sen
Jeuertpebrleuten fi9er auf bic platte
form biniibergetrager perben fDnner.
Sc nod 9eourf tann man BEL Der Mufs
ftelIuns oes gerifes Die !9Dbe bemefz
fen uno nur 10 bel GtpdiDerte erriG=
ten, als eben fir ben betreffenben 9da
erforoerlid fino. Gin @bftem bon
9tGben perbinoert elm ettpdises aufdl,
liges 3ufammentlappen 0es Geriifes.
Dds 2ompef4e Rettunssgeriif 1T
aud fit orobtloie Sslegrapbie, als
f9nea erridteter 8eoba9tunsstburm
fir militGriide 3nede, aIs geriit fir
Eburms un6 8ridenbauten. fpsar dls
GinfteigDorri4tuns in TSroerfda9ten
p~ortrtffli@ nertpenobar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-19

8tmf's S Gents oapana.G iaarre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-19
Gteat pblo, EotspO,t

0utos Gountn
). o benep bel@mbrt. saB 81 Der dis
tsrt gartuer oey Girma ). ). Gbenep&G 0.
IN, uel3e @eiGdfte in Der Gtaot Soleoo, In ebens
eenannteri @ountp uno State, tut, nno 6aB Be-
Iaate Gtrmo Die Summe Don einbun6er
Doflars fur ieben Sal bon 9aturrb be3ablen
uirD, Der our9 ben @ebranh bon 8 aIl'sRa.
t.arrh 3 II niht eebeilt weroen tann.
GrantJ ). Gbtnen,
t--l BeI&iporen Dor mir uro u~nteri&riebeu
Siegsl in meiner @egenuart am s. Se,em=
-) Der u. 8. 1886
v. %. @teaor n, 6ffentli6er Nutdr.
Oats Rntarrb : BUR miro EinnerIiG genommeu
un6 fuirtt BRET auf oas But uno bic fhleimtaen
Dbtrfanen oes Spfems. East Ga@ 3eugnifs Ersi
iui&tdeH.
o. ). Gbtntp o 90, doIeoo, o.
Nshmt GaH'e %GsRtIteRs9tu fhr 8srRcpfuna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-19

Wertp Il RI ger Stage
gruno. Sn Baltimore, Mo., fat
eine Jruu 4usuftus 8. Rigeer Die
Pdhter BEG oortigen electric parfes
uno Die geiiBer DEG .3oo" auf $10,O o0
S6aoenerfas pertlagt, neil fie, nab,
renb fe cine Ausitelung i'm electric
Dorf befudts, our9 oas Grf6einen
eineS 20pen, Der inter Der Obbut zines
Md4ters frei i'm parfe umber fpa3irte,
70 erf6redt pOroen lei. oaB fe t0rpere
li6en S9aoen e%rlitten bdbe. Der
Come, Der an elmer Settle ais Reflams
um6ersefii6rt puroe, babe fe berfolat
ano fe isi pOr 94red gu 8oben az
fallen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-19
Bur Asttung aus feusrseefabr.

@sssSseattme. @irfiautfeit unb 0ermenSbars
tett bes &e'fden 8esifteS.
Gin nirfungsbones Gerdtb, nm lei
8rGnben in oen boben Mietbsbduiern
Der Grpbitdote gIei9aeitig piele perfp>
men aus beri9iebenen Stodmerten
bur4 bic 5enfter gu retten, 1T BON
Mifbelm 2ampe in 8obensgaben err
fun6en tporoen.
Go bdn6elt iid I'M Elm Geriiit tn Der
Gorm elmer unsebeueren giiirnberger
@9eere. 9aS Gerit fam suIoms
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-19

0ieb MART.

Can Gntonio. Is. 5e5runr 1907.
Ohien $2.40 Bis $500 per 100 Bfb.
Rihe $1.75 bis 1886.
Nnnen uno rstags@, 81 so bis s2.25
z S6hrlinge $500 Bis $2.25
&dlber 81 so Bis So. 90.
MShafe 1875 Bis S4.O0.
Sie9er $2.10 Bis 1885,.
Shtueine $500 Bis $3.50.
ct. SDnts, Is. Sebr. - Winbpieb.
Nntines $4.00 Bis $685. Eeras i. 8iet
$3.50 Bis $3.50.
S@meine $6.40 bis ST. is,
ss oTa per gfS.........s-loz. Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-19
KeIIe e.
9 q u ID 10 {.

Can Mntontr. 9er., Ii. Sebr. 80
Oroinarb 6.X Gents; @oub Or6inars
8.3!l6 Gents; 9Otu Nibblins 9 Cents;
weiooIing 10 Gents; GDDb Wi6blins
1917 cts. Nibbline 5air IL Cts.
4%atnefton, 9ex., Is. ebr.-Orbinnrs
7.T Cts; @0D6 Orhinarb 9.3I16 Cts.
GDm Ni0bling 10 gt3.; Mihblirf
IL gts.; @OD6 Nibblina 1l.% eta;
Niobling Sair II Gents.
Reip Grleane, 2a., ID. Sebr. -
@Doo Sroinarp 8.7i16 gts.; Qotu Mihb.
ling 9.7ll6 gt8.; Wibofing 10. 9ll6 cts.
@D0o Wi66ling 11.7I16 Gts.: Mih6fiue
Fair 12.7ll6 Gents.
BalmwOuiameu nrb oeTenYroontte.
8rima 8aumfuouIamen . NehI. eer
TDnne 1924. so.
8aumtuoniamen . Del, rob, 36% gts
Brinla 8aumtuDniarnen . &uhen, per
Tonne S2l.50.
v emie.
SartDHeln. galiformi5fe, $l.6 SO; gplp.
rao0. 81 so O. SLIGO.
8uiebeIn, Colorado, $1.65 a $1,75.
9pmaten, 4 &orb. &iten, 81 25-sI.75.
a~arrottea. 40 Cts. per 0ubenh Bln6eI
aDhI, $3.50 per 100 Bf6.
8ohuen, Bads, $I.O0 per Rite, orarts
IS Cts. per Il 8n.
Squaib, q Gulbel. &ite 40 cts.
Bfefer. l.U0 Cts. Der BDr.
BlumentDhl. $I.00 uno $1.25 Der 9k1.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-22
lowANs AS MINE INVESTORS.

Cedars Rapids Republican, there
has been no fake mining companies in
the world, the people Of Iowa would
today have capital enough to finance
all the interurban railroads that are
needed or desired and money enough
left to finance twice as many manu-
featuring plants as we have in tho
state Do you for moment doubt
the truth of this sweeping statement?
You have all heard about the thirteen
who met once upon time, we believe
it was in Davenport. and some one
asked all who had ivested money in
mining schemes out west to stand up.
All of them stood up. He then asked
all who had made money out of such
investments to stand up and not
man among them arose to his feet.
But the warning will never be heed
ed. To the second and third genera
ton in Iowa the lesson has been
taught by bitter experience, but still
the state Is regarded as good field in
which to exploit the most extravaganr
of such schemes One man once re-
marked that in Iowa he could finance
a gold mine at the base of the North
Pole. Suppose the men Of Cedar Rap
ids who have made such investments
that have not paid could be gathered
in one hall, would not the hall be fill
ed? And suppose the money they have
Invested could be brought in one pile
would 1t not be a pile big enough to
start enterprises which would give en-
ployment to as many more men as are
now employed here?
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-22
Raw Hinkhouse al ,>,rkviLIe.


Kirkville.- will be no preach
ing at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening. Rev. Hinkhouse will
preach one week from next Sunday m
the Presbyterian church at II o'clock.
Mrs. Mandania Edgar has returned
to her home at Cassville, Mo-, after
making visits at Oskaloosa, Kirkville
and vicinity and down to Edgar Aulds.
Mrs. Stone and daughter, Miss Gold
en- Stone, and James Peck visited at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Brown
recently.
Isaac Strawn and wife and son of
Hopkins, Mo-, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Waters and son George came with the
remains of Mrs. p. j. Hirst. They are
still visiting here excepting Mrs. Wat
ers who went home yesterday
Miss Ella Williams of Kansas City.
Mo-, is here visiting her sister, Mrs
Frank Griffith.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Lee Vincent and
little son Paul and little daughter
Laura went to LaPorte and Mantello
this morning to visit friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. Henrietta Canning Of Abba IS
visiting at her home. She Is daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. D. c. Dinsmore.
Mrs. Eva Monroe Of Des Moines re-
turned this morning to her home after
visiting with her sister, Mrs. b. e.
Sears.
Carrie Stout has returned home.
J. A. GLASS; cousin, Miss Roberts of
Moravia returned to her home this
week after spending several days here
Charles Graham Is at home on a
visit.
Mrs. sallie Newbold and Miss Emma
Manair left yesterday for Davenport.