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be bringing to light these new ideas
which will bless the world.
Let us go on to meet the demands
of the future, Twenty-Five years
hence the boys and girls now leaving
our schools as graduates will be fill
ing the places of honor and trust.
They will be the worlds legislators,
educators, journalists, artists, orators
and presidents. These places will
be filled by those who now have the
high ideals, not by the street loafer
and the idler.
Let us 60 on to- the greatest de-
velopment, that which shall bless,
not for time only, but for eternity.
The fear of the Lord is the be-
ginning of WISDOM" No man can
reach the greatest Development
leaving God out Of his calculations.
The things of time should not be
first. The glowing pictures of
youth are often found somber in
the realization. A higher than
human wisdom is necessary in un-
raveling the perplexities of life, a
stronger than human power in
meeting its difficulties and tempta-
tons.
Take God as your teacher, the
Lord Jesus Christ as your guide,
and your life will reach its greatest
possible development; and at last,
having proven yourself a good
soldier of Jesus Christ, having. gone
on unto perfection, may you be
crowned by Him with everlasting
life.
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Reserve June 10Th for one of the
greatest treats of season.
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ADJOURNED Term COURT
BEGAN THIS FORENOON
Grand Jury Again Reports for Duty
Several Important Cases. -Judae
Stanton Presides.

The adjourned term of the district
court convened at 10 O'Clock this
morning, Judge Stanton presiding
and the grand jury reported, the
only member being absent being
Nels 0. Rlppy of Rapid River, in
the northern part of the county, who
telegraphed that he would be here
this afternoon and the court sent
the grand jury to it's room fo1
deliberation.
This term is being held for the
purpose of considering civil and
criminal jury cases as may be ready
for trial.
The attention of the court, this
morning, was occupied in listening
to motions in various cases by
several attorneys.
A demurrer in the case of Akerbere
VS.. Mayo was set for argument at
o'clock this afternoon.
Attorneys Torrance and E. E.
Mcdonald appeared on behalf, re.
ssectively, of Major and Lunn on an
order to set the value of the property
involved in this case, which is two
warehouses and their contents near
the Great Northern tracks, in thi:
city. -=s.
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and also to show reverance to those
grizzled heroes who have passed to
the great beyond and pitched their.
tents on the eternal camping ground
Memorial day in Bemidji was OBJ.
served in accordance with the ex-
pressed wishes of the R. H. Carr
Post, c.. A. R., No. ia, of Bemidji.
The program contained in the general
orders of the post was followed out
to the letter, and every respect given
to the old soldiers and their wives,
the latter being members of Major
Wilkinson Circle, No. 81. No ball
games or sports of any kind were in
dulged in nthe city, either on Sunday
(the 3Oth) or Monday, the day set
aside for observance of Memorial
day. There was nothing to mar the
spirit of the day which is set aside
for the survivors of the war to pay
tribute to the memory of their deac
comrades.
The weather was fair, although
rain threatened in the early morning
but later the skies cleared anc
old Sol" shone down brightly or
the assembled crowds.
The C. A. R. Post and member.
of the circle assembled at their head
quarters in Odd Fellows hall in the
morning, and at 10 o'clock Company
K, Bemidji's members of the Mime
sofa National Guard, swung int
line, coming from their armory tt
act as escort to the veterans to the
burial grounds at Greenwood GENE
terry.
Arriving. at Greenwood, tn,
official program was carried out, a.
follows:
Calling to order, Commander H
w. Bailey.
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A. G. Rutledge of the Bemidji
Daily Pioneer. In addition to the
visitors from outside points, there
were fully 100 Blackjack people who
visited the camps during the two
days.
The festivities in connection
with the outing and meeting began
Saturday morning, when Blackjack
members of the club headed by
Charles Trondson, president of the
S., T. & K. railway, met the Mime
apolis delegation at the Spur of the
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M. &. railway and escorted them to
the camps, where bountiful break
fast had been prepared by Chef Carl
Nelson and his assistant, VIM. Pre-
disc. e.. .-
w. H. Squier, of the Chicago Coal
& Lumber company, acted as chap
eron" of the Minneapolis bunch"
and after breakfast he took the
entire party across the lake in a
launch to his farm, where an elegant
boullion and splendid general feast
had been prepared for the party.
The crowd returned to the camp
late Saturday afternoon and in the
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4th Of July Committee Meet
ing Tuesday Evening.

A meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Fourth Of July celebra-
ton will be held at the council
chambers Tuesday evening, for the
purpose of hearing the report of the
soliciting committee and transactine
any other business that may come
before the committee.
T. J. BURKE, Chairman.
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PAID GENEROUS TRIBUTE
TO THE DEPARTED HEROES
Memorial Day Observed in Bemidji Yesterday With
Appropriate Exercises-Graves of Eighteen Members
Local Post Were StreWn With Flowers.
Asleep at Greenwood

R. H. Carr, Co. E, Third Michigan Cavalry.
Able Rogers, Co. H, Third Wisconsin Infantry.
John G. Hunt, Co. c, Second Michigan Cavalry.
Charles G. Hixon, Co. E, Fourth Michigan Cavalry
Charles H. Pierce, Co. F. Fourteenth Ohio Infantry
Kodak Day, Co. F, Fifteenth Iowa Infantry.
B. G. Thomas Co. H. Thirty sixth Wisconsin Infantry.
Joseph Shaw, Co. D, Twelfth Wisconsin Infantry.
S. E. Trask, Co. F, Forty-sixth Iowa Infantry.
Montraville Hart, Co. G, 123rd N. Y Infantry.
C. E. White Co. l. Fifth Minnesota Infantry.
G. Willemar Co. H, First Wisconsin Infantry.
Tracy Bardwell, Co. A, Fifth Minnesota Infantry
Levi Obidiak, Co. l. Eighth Illinois Cavalry
Thomas F. Joy, Co. G. Sixteenth Wisconsin Infantry.
A. Perry, Co. A, Second Michigan Cavalry.
Freeman Doud, Co. F. Eighteenth Wisconsin Infantry
Lewis St. Thomas, Co. A. Forty sixth Illinois Infantry
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The patriotic people of Bemidji
and nearby towns turned out en-
masse yesterday to do honor to the
living survivors of the great civil
war who enrolled in the membership
of the Grand Army of the Republic,
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Song, "America"- Audience.
G. A. R. Memorial Exercises, read
by H. w. Bailey and Comrade Mar
tin.
Salute of three rounds by firing
squad of Company K, under com
mand of Captin Otto.
Song, "Nearer My God tc
Thee" -Audience.
Remarks--Isaac Peart.
Flag drill by School Children
under direction of Misses Ischum-
perrin and Pilot.
Decorating of soldiers graves
those who were members of R..
H. Carr Post.
There are eighteen soldiers who
served with the Union army in the
civil war who lie sleeping at
Greenwood, as given at the be-
ginning of this article.
Of the eighteen, three, A. Perry,
Freeman Doud and Lewis St.
Thomas have answered the final
summons during the past year,
and were added to the list since
last Decoration day.
The large crowd at the cemetery
assisted in decorating the graves
of the soldiers, and many private
graves were also strewn with
flowers, making a beautiful sight
The afternoon services were held
at the city hall, which was crowded
to its utmost capacity.
The members of R. H. Carr Pos,
and Major Wilkinson Circle attended
in a body and were escorted to the
hall by Co. K, all taking seats in
the front of the hall.
Commander Bailey called the
meeting to order, and the audience
joined in singing THE Battle Hymn
of the Republic"
Prayer by Comradrade T. J.
Martin.
Reading of the Governors Pro
clamation-Prof. A. P. Richie.
Song, "Tennyson's Poem, Gross
ing the Bar "A. Rood.
Song, welcome With Song''-
Ladies' Quartette.
Violin Solo, "Berce use'-Miss
Leila Stanton.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Speech
Read by Prof. w. B. Stewart.
Song, Lovely Spring" Mis-:
Ruth Wightman.
Recitation, PRIV te Brown:
Reflections Mrs. H. w. Bailey
Then followed an address by Hon
c. w. Stanton, of this city, judge o.
the Fifteenth Judicial district.
The address was an eloquent tri
butte to the members of the Crane
Army of the Republic; touched OF
industrial and commercial affairs O
the present time, and was closed
with a burst of oratory that wa!
applauded for several minutes
Judge Stanton was warmly con.
graduated on his effort.
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Father Is Dying.

Mrs. H. c. Cell and daughter,
Inez, of this city departed last even
ing on the 1890 train for Millbank,
S. OAK, after receiving news that
the aged father of Mrs. Cell is dying
with pneumonia.
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CONTINUED ON Page 81
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A very handsome line OF wash
goods and white frabrics in the new.
est designs just in at Berman Empor-
ium.
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Regular meeting Bemidii Lodge.
No. 1913, at Castle hall, Masonic
block, this evening.
All members are urged to be pres.
ent, and visiting brothers are invited
to attend.
d. D. Miller, C.. C..
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New wash goods in plain and
fancy crepe, ginghams, lawns and
linens just received at the Berman
Emporium. -.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
MISSION FURNITURE

MISSION Furniture to order on short
notice Best equipped factory IN
Albuquerque. Lowest prices crown
furniture Co. ia West Gold
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RICH { BLOOD
Means Rosy Checks, Clear Com
plcNion. Bright Eyes and Pient, of
Energy.

what does rich. red blood mean ,
IL means brains, vitality. ambition.
nopetulnoss, persisteucy. n every
thing worth living FOR.
But you ant have rich. red blood.
If your digestion is imperfect: and
your digestion is certainly imperfect
IL You have sour stomach. bad taste
Ia mouth. lump of cad after eating.
nelching of gas and unrest.
So far reaching is the effect of indi-
gestion, that many times the eyesight
is affected.
II YOU have indigestion or any
symptoms OF stomach distress or
agony. the J.. II O'Rielly Co. viii sell
Nou a. mighty remedy for 90 cents. and
guarantee il TO cure or money back.
The remedy is called Mi-o-na. It's
powerful, rcconstructiNe action on the
stomach is little short Of marvellous
II tones up. strengthens and puts new
life % energy n the worn out
stomach in "a Few days. II cures b,
removing the cause. II You are a
sufferer. try "a large so cent box It's
small price a. pay Tor banishing in-
Mi-o-na is sold hy leading druggists
.u every town 90 America. ana bv tho
D a. o'Rielly Co. in Albuquerque. for
SO cents a box
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Kansas city. May 24-Cattle- RE-
ceipts 5000 strong 20 loo higher Na-
tive steers S. 95 N1 90, southern steers
81 3GW g t0t southern COWS s26Wn
q. sa. native cows and hoifers 80 0oe
9 90; stoekers ana feeders - 90 a. S0+
bulls 50 40W5 20; calves $500 6 as,
western steers 81 250 5.75t western
COWS 50 s5G6.50.
Hogs Receipts 10000, weak o. 5c
lower Bulk on sales SO. 75 U72 5t
heavy $1.f0W7.32ia, packers ana
butchers 5000 7.25. light So Goa
40 pigs 5.5O2G.6o.
shcep-Recolpts $4,000; steady
Muttons s. 90 ~ $50. lambs So o0@
q 90. wethers and vearlinRs $500
z 90. owes xt.o0m 8 90, Texas ana
Arizona muttons $i601 500
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washington d. C May el-Thc
republicans ui the house today again
took matters lu tneir own hands and
WIN t sudden shnN or strength passed
thr fntiiuplrr tariff hill the consia-
Grafton of which has been concluded
Two weeks Ago.. referred the message
10 tht president ~resardius Porto Rican
aftairf Co % csrtmittcc un WAYS aud
means and dDvsfeii some time To "a
discussion III th, bin amending the
laws nf Porto kso SEQ as % dlVcst the
Legislature ~ ccr tain authority.
The feature Of thr day was "a speech
nN Mr LarrindA thc Porto Rlcau
eummissiener, Wig orousiy opposing tn.
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FOR SALE-Neat little frame cottage.
well located, Highlands; 50-foot
lot, an fenced, city water in house,
car be bought for cost and on lberal
terms. Lloyd Hunsaker, 205 W.
Gold.
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FINANCE AND
COMMERCE
Nnn slrnl

New YORK. May "a Tho specpla-
tive movement 10 stocks wos hamper
ed today Wy the appearance q On In
elpieui crop scare of moderate proc
portiOnn Tho character OF some "
th, assertions regarding conditions ga
Kansas. Missouri ana Oklahoma waa
diellked by upe bullish stocks although
highly relished ~ she bui party in
wheat. aa wlines I'd by thc soating 81
the price ~ wheat ~ now high levels
Dae allowance i made ror me highly
speculative condition Ia the wheat
market and for the affiliations "
some Of tie quoted experts with
brokerage purposes Interested in the
effect OF news on the market quot,-
tlonr
The cali money market was appr1
olably easier and the course q the
tsrnauonaI exchanges seemed 10
The probability n further ex-
ports Of gold from Sew YORK 70 PARIS
The ~nterIlnR exchange rate has risen
- EHffN ana ffNfNNA NI FN"
sufficiently 20 wlpe tho margin III
profit on the movement % gold 90
paris from here. Conditions wero
considered ausplci0us for the further
new bond ieaues which confront the
fnaraet. including a coming sale ~
about $40, 600. 900 Of Ncw York : per
cent London was a buyer Of stocks
III this market and better views pre-
vailed of probable foreign demand TOR
new bond lssucH. London ALSO helped
the eariy strength IN the copper IN
dustry tho metal advancing ia price
IN that market and "a lively s@peeula-
ton in copper mining shares Was an
aecomphulment The conspicuous
strength Of Northern Pacific and
Great Northern preferred was trace
able 20 rumors % intentions 10 raise
the Chicago. Burlington q Quincy
dividend 20 10 per cent rate
There was q movement IN a group
Of the Independent steel induatrials
which pointed 10 q common cause IN
this case q report 81 an intended com
blnation. or closer working Of those
companies together United States
Steel itself was strong, touching q
new high record The smart rise ia
the Fries at the end Of the day was
taken 10 indicate an early announce
t.4s#t 80 fluapgfuu ffoMfuu uf9Fkat
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Boys WIN Re Boy

and are always retting scratch
cuts, sprains bruises. bumps. burns
or scalds. Don't neglect such things
they may result serious 10 you do.
Apply Billiards. Snow Llniment ac-
cording 20 directions right away and
Il VIII relieve the pain and heal the
trouble. Price CSC. sec and 81. 90.
Sold b J. ii. ORielly Co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

->~~~---~~~--
WANTED-Ptpes to repair. at Joe
Richards Cigar store.
Observation-Disclosures 70 repair. w.
A. Golf & Co, phone 568.
WANTED-Hose to repair. w. A.
GOff e Co, phone SOS.
MISUNDERSTANDING. packing and
repairing of furniture, toves etc,
at Sollie and LeBreton's. Phone 422.
WANTED-Good saddle; call his
morning, $40 North Third street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ticket t0
Kansas city, Mo-; call 307 South
Edith street.
W ANTED-At once; two fresh first
class COWS, at 500 South Edith st.
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G NOTICES.


Conditions having been broken and
default suffered under a certain writ
ten agreement. constituting a mort
gage executed to the undersigned 10y
Bearrup Brothers and Strumquist, on
June 5th, 1908. and recorded in the
office OF the Recorder Of Bernalilo
County. of July 25th, 1908. we will
sell al public auction To the highest
bidder. AT the office of the Albuquer-
que Wool Securing Mills in the City
of A~lbuquerque. in said County. on
the l7th day Of July, 1909, at IL
o'clock a. m. "A quantity of wool.
amounting To about ninoty-fiNe hum
bred pounds Ca5OO). the clip OF the
sheep mentioned i'm said agreement.
Dated this 22nd day of May. 1909.
THELIN BROTHERS.
Mortgages.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Position as stationary en-
glncer. give best reference. CAN or
address ". G.. Pellissero, 1920 S. Third.
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81 Louis, May "a The higheat
price for cash wheat IN the history Of
the - Louis grain market was reach
ed today when No. 2 Red was quoted
at 81 81 per hushel
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK.

FOR SALEzFuIlbred mated homing
pigeons. 412 South High.
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Abstracts of Title

Having the only up-to-date
Abstract books for the City OF
Albuquerque and County OF
Bernalillo, and "a competent and
experienced Abstractor and Con-
veyaneer IN office, we are
prepared 20 furnish correct ABB
stracts Of Title on shortest no
tice and at lowest prices.
MONEY TO LOAN at 8 per
cent on first Mortgage, ia any
amount above 100000.
Loans Negotiated. Money In
vested, Houses Rented, Taxes
Paid, aud complete charge taken
of properties for residents and
non-rFsidcnts.
NOTARY PUBLIC IN OFFICE.
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1T Makes Little Difference What You
go Need. JournaLAds Will Go and GETH
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

THE SOUTHWESTERN BUSINESS
ASSOCIATION
Phone 25T.
To the Employe.
We have daily calls for first class
lady and gentlemen stenographers
and b~ookkeepers. also Spanish
speaking salespeople.
To the Employer.
II involves no obligation on your
part TO Investigate our applicants.
We list help for an kinds of legiti-
mate labor. Prompt efficient service
assured the business public. Cen
tral Employment Agency. 113 w. Cen
trial Ave, Phone 78S.
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bill affecting the island represented
by him.. and deuouncing the executive
council or upper branch Of tho leelS
iature Of Porto Rico The house ad-
iourned until Thursday.
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Observation-Disclosures press cone
baker; call sos w. Lead.
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EOR

FOR EXCHANGE-l0 acres in Stew
inson colony, California. near Tnr-
lock. Postoffice. STEVENSON. Mereed
county, Calf. West y lot 19. see. il.
This Is as fine a land as can be found
VIII grow anything. best for sweet
potatoes l will exchange it for Al
buquerque property that can be used
Tor residence or that l can build resi-.
denee on. NJ. n. Thompson. Box 1O7,
Wlnslow, Ariz.. or for next 80 DAYS
of Alvarado Hotel, A%lbuqueraue
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81 Louis. May 2f-W Wool Firm.
medium grades, combing and clothing
20 ale. light fine ~ u 02sc; heavy
fine i6W 43c, tub washed 2Su SIC.
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FOR SALE--ReaI Estate.

SALE-Neat little frame cottage,
well located. highlands 50-foot
lot, all fenced, city water in house,
can be bought for cost and on lberal
terms. Lloyd Hunsaker, 205 w.
Gold.
FOR sHLE-our modern nome at 20s
North Edith. We are leaving the
city. r. D. Stevenson.
FOR sALE-Residence ct 2O2 North
Edith at a bargain; examine II
Chas Mann. Old Albuquerque.
FOR SALE-Cottage. cheap. 1923 N.
Third st.
BOOMING HOUSE for sale at a bar
gain. NJ. L. sehutt, 219 $. Second st.
FOR SALE-At a bargain, 20 I'd pay
ing hotel. Inquire of M. l.. Schutt,
219 S. Second street.
SEE our window display of pictures
of the nice homes we have TO offer
you at reasonable prices. Southwest
ern Realty Co, gel East Central ave.
FOR SALE-s300 cash and $50 per
month win buy a new broom house
close in on High street, price $1,000.
Southwestern Realty Co., POI E. Gen.
trial.
FOR sALE-Lots wen located. easy
terms. Porterfield Co, PIG West
Cold.
FOR SALE-5-room brick. South
Broadway; bath, electric light; lot
75x142; large barn, fire shade, fruit
trees and grape vines; $4,000. half
cash. Southwestern Realty Co, 201
East Central.
FOR SALE-12-acfe ranch, in alfal-
IA; good 5-room house, near the
city. Porterheld Co. ZIG West Gold.
FOR SALE-G-room modern frame.
fourth ward; 50-foot LOT. fine shade
and fruit trees; price $500. South
Realty Co., POI East Central
avenue.
SALE-Modern frame house at
205 North Walter street, $1,000. In
luire on premises.
FOR SALE-We have five business
lots for sale, wen located. price rea-
sonable; also some fine residence lots
close in. Southwestern Realty. Co,
20l East Central avenue.
FOR SALE-New 5-room cement
block house. modern and up 10
late; owner has left city and the
place must be sold. Porterfeld Co,
ZIG West Cold.
SALE - Five-room modern
home, furnished complete; large
ard, chicken houses. coal sheds:
.plendid shade; cheap if taken at
'nce' also chickens and homing
for sale. Call at AIS North
oifth st
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FOR SALE--MiSCeIaneous.

FOR SALE-Small spring wagon. $40
If taken at once. ia West Gold.
FOR SALE-Fine New Home" s55
d~rop-head sewing machine, S25;
others from SO up. ia West Gold.
FOR SALE-Oxford pool room at a
bargain; if taken at once. For par
tlculars. inquire at 116 North second
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Now q the time 90 get rid OF your
rheumatism. You can do SO by apply
Ing Chamherlnin's Eminent. Nine
cases ous Of ten are simply muscular
rheumatism due 90 cold OF damp. or
chronic rheumatism. and Yield 70 the
Vigorous application OF this liniment
TrT a.. You are certain 70 be de-
lighted with the quick relief II az
lords. Sold b. all druggists
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New Orlcnns Cnilon.


New Orleans. May 24-Cotton-
Spot quiet and easy, middling 1O%c.
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a value s8.4Gs.00o United States
bonds unchanged on call
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FOR SALE-FurnitUre..

FOR SALE dresser, l Globe
Wernicke book case, 3 rockers, l
dining table, 8 dining chairs. l now
Royal sewing machine, . parlor tables,
2 beds with mattresses and springs;
this furniture all good as new. no
sickness. Apply 1900 North Fourth
St, phone 400.
FOR SALE-Furniture and bedding.
Can during the day at 516 East
COAL ave or phone 1463.
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Sew York. Nav ei-Cotteu Closed
steady not . points lower 60 O. points
higher
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WANTED-A good reliable ana Inuus-
trious woman ass chambermaid at
Hotel craig, Must be neat n tidy in
work and appearance. None other need
apply. One that can room and board
at home preferred.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-25

EcaI Estate and Loan Office,
,orricr Gold Aycnne and Third
Sueef or "a Gold Avenue.