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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-20
A Nucleus.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle once told al
amusing story of an illiterate million
aire who gave a Wholesale dealer IL
order for copy OF every book In I'll
languages treating OF any aspect OF
Napoleon's career. He thought Il
would fll case In his library.
He was somewhat taken aback, how
ever. when In few weeks he received
a message from the dealer chat he had
got 10000 volumes. and was awaiting
instructions as TO whether he should
send them on as ali installment OIL
wait for complete set.-M. A. p.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
U. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
PRODUCE.

The Elgin butter market was the
same as last week and consequently
there was no change here. Receipts OF
eggs are perhaps "a little larger than
last week. but the demand IL equal To
the supply. and the market Is hrm
with advancing tendencies. Calves are
very quiet but rule firm. Receipts OF
poultry are fairly liberal and there Is
a good inquiry for hens, but springers
are inclined to drag. The supply OF
berries was good on some varieties but
very light on others Blackberries ana
black raspberries were scarce. but there
were plenty OF the reds and OF buckle
berries. Cherries and currants were IN
light supply. ~ consigned lot or
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M A r IN e
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

DETROIT, July ,s0:-Up: Seneca
l2:2Q y. m. Monday; Duluth. 1850; Has
kellA 1855, Carleton. 4, Sheadle. Maud
7:i5.
Holmes. 1910: StAckhouse. 12.4O: Ell
wood. ?, Lumbrrmen and barges, s.
Sherwln. $3.50; Burlington. Genoa. .
Morrow 8. Ramapo, $40, Murphy
Magma, Z; Omaha, sac; NJ, 4, bradley
Down: Westmoynt. 1905 p. m. Mon
DAY; Northern KING, Lloi baker.
zuela. Champion. .. :. &. Hall. $50
India. Midland Prince. 5, Wells. $40,
Gilbert. city OF Rome, S:l5; Presque
Isle. II. Emily. l>ozen. 40, shaw s.
Andaste. Sl5, Angelina. sac.
Tuscarora, ireland. $3.50. Queen CITY
Pathfinder. Sycamore. IL 40, oliver,
1910. Hubbard i:l5: Ar Mitchell,
40; Victory, Constitution. Peter
White, $40, Nottingham. O.. A. y.
Ames. Gates, $40; Cornell. =; Alexis
Thompson 800 Flagg. Warmer. 10.
A ID. Davidson, 1880; Joseph kiichrist.
ll:40.
American 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, July 20.
-Maunaioa smith. Thompson. 1880 y.
m. Monday, Warner Thompson, w. w.
Brown ,smalD Gratwick, Sierra.
steinbrenner. Portage. Barnes. 4; Sui
livan. 4:30: Midland King. 8; Morgan.
Bickerdyke. Dundee. $50: Northwest,
Hoover tsmal) Kerr. :, Ward Ames.
s. Norwalk $50; McDougal. Bell. y.
Waldo, g:3O
jay Morse, Maruba, 10; uargel sam
uel Mather. IL, Panay. James David
son. (smalD samuel Mather. midnight,
tsmalQ Hanna, /, kopp. 1880
Lyman Smith. McGregor. Weston. 2.
George Peavey. Poe, 2.40; Sonoma, y,
Sylvania. $40. Rensselaer,. Anna Minch.
J. ID. Marshall. ., Andrews
6 50; William Mather. Mahoning. Ma
saba. $: sonora. 3. Northern Queen.
cote, Bavock, 10, Roumania. Crete. Ger
man. Mana. 2.30.
Down: sahara. 80 y. IN. Monday
John Mitchell. Cort, krupp. : 80; Dom
nacona. Mataafa. 3. Gary. 4; Hartwell
$50; Honduras. Montezuma. Granada,
$50.
Hin. 10. William Brown, 1890; But
Ter Howe, IL so. Stewart. midnight:
Lynch. /; Curry. 3; samuel Mitchell,
chickamauga. Susquehanna, 4:3c; Ish-
Deming 3. Augustus Wolvin. $50. Jun
alta. Calumet, Nelson, &. Laughlin.
Joshua Rhodes, 1880: Malietoa. Malta.
3; Grove. 1890. Fitch, Malt
and Tampa, Roman 1880.
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BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished for The Times by Hayden.
Stone * Co: The opening OF the cop
per market was dull and uninteresting.
There has been less activity with prices
inclined to sag in sympathy with the
New York market. Helyetia was quot
ed for the first time today on the local
board and has been an active feature.
Giroux Cons. on selling by New York
declined TO ga. There has been some
buying OF Copper Range at 81 e.. but
the general list OF coppers has been
very much neglected In the miscel-
laneous list. Mass. Elec. pref: advanced
TO rs. the highest price I'm three years
on light transactions. There was an
Improved demand for Boston Suburban
Elec New York has been buyer OF
Telephone I'm this market but the price
Is unchanged.
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NEW YoRk PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. July 20.-Pork-Firm.
mess. $2L5Oq2225. Lard-Firm; mid :
die west. spot, sll95nl2.05 Sugar
Raw. steady: refined. quiet. Coffee
Rio No. !. on the spot, : Il sc. Poul-
try-Dressed. steady. unchanged. Poul-
try-Live. steady. unchanged. Tallow
Steady; city. 9-16c, country. 6 5-l6
q ) 1850. Cheese--Firm. higher. full
cream, specials. l4g SC. skins. spe-
Gals lie; full skins. 2l243ac.
Coffee opened steady to 5Mf0 points
decline. Butter-Quiet. receipts &c. SOS
creamery, extra. 26izc; state dairy
tubs. zoe. imitation creamery. firsts
22c. Eggs-Receipts 22.ll5. nearby
white fancy. 26q3lc; mixed. % CSC
fresh firsts, II n I2ic.
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Escapes on Blanket Rope.

ALLENTOWN. Pa. July 90
Though every law officer in Pennsyl.
xRnia ia looking for liipy Martin las
kowsld, who has escaped for the sec.
ond time from the Mauch Chunk Jail.
has succeeded In eluding his pursuers.
!I1askowski effected his escape by
saving through the bars OF his cell
and coming down the side OF the wall
|cn q blanket rope. II Is thought he
had been gone several hours when he
rae first discovered missing
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Markets and Finance

No. 2. lac; NJ. yellow. 7se asked.
Oats-Cash No. white. cars al
sac; standard. Sshe; September ise'
Rye-Cash No 4. S3c.
Beans-cash. $40. October. $2ls
clover seed-lriine October. 80 bag
At 81; March. sHtp: August aislke' -
Receipts in the Detroit market Tues
day. included 1, 1l2 bbls OF our. 10 earns
OF corn. and 3 OF oats, withdrawals
were 5000 bu OF corn aud l,ltV Oh oi
lO3.6l3 bu OF corn. s9.s3l bu OF oats
loo bu OF barley, and l.5'2 bu OF rye
Wheat Ln Liverpool closed unchanged
to I'd lower, and corn iad lower.
Wheat receipts At Winnipes' ss cars
year ago. Sc.
Northwestern wheat receipts Tues
day, 90 cars, year ago. Zos -
Receipts of wheat at 81. Louis, W.
600 bu, year ago. $4,000 bu.
Kansas city wheat receipts We're Tess
than expected. only to- cars.
Worlds wheat visible supply, S's3s,-
600 bu decrease. .,
Exports OF Hour were equal 10 llfVVV
blu, no wheat exported.
Wheat receipts at primary points
$4,000 bu; year ago. l.o12'Ooo pu'
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.
Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig n Co; Wheat-Sellins press re
"a wheat was certainly Disappointing
this morning The 100 ears OF wheat
estimated late yesterday. came IN as
expected. and the cash grain was SO
well cared Cor that none OF IL went
looking for buyers. The movement 10
southwest markets Is less than pre-
dicted. Total primary receipts were
greatly under same day last year
Northwest receipts were about one
third those OF "A year ago. Northwest
markets started strong and rev hish
temperatures in the sprins wheat coun-
try are causing uneasiness over the
crop. Kansas CITY reported buying OF
September wheat there against export
sales. A dip in the July price to sll y
failed 10 disturb the other months.
September now up 10 sl.ll q. December
up 10 $i,OsH nearly lc over close yes
terday, all the late months strong.
CHICAGO. July 20.--The wheat mar
ket opened Il NC lower. Corn opened
steady TO isc up. offerings moderate
oats opened easier.
Noon-July wheat slumped cen.
during the forenoon. Corn was strong
er and oats eased OF fractionally.
Close-July wheat dropped 10 81 los,
but recovered at the close. other
months closed stronger. Corn and oats
closed all higher all around
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone Il Co. ll6-lls Griswold-st:
Open. High Low. Close
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BURGLARS kctive In North End.

Burglars made an unsuccessful at
tempt to enter Kinsels drug store at
No 2043 Woodward-ave.. Monday
night, but after breaking the glass In
the basement window were frightened
away Attempts were made to enter
other stores in the vicinity, but III no
place was anything of great ydlue
taken. Goods valued at 81 were taAen
from Stanforth's candy store.
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NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig * Co. The stock market was
lively for awhile this morning. North
ern Pacific. Erie, Canadian Pacific ST.
Paul were all firm in railroad list.
Amer. Can, General Electric, Amer.
Cotton OH and Westinghouse spurted a
bit and became dull on the decline.
Electric stocks are being taken up In
quantities as the outlook for these
stocks looks very bright. The pressure
in steel fessening market gradually re-
covered and higher level Is fairly
certain by afternoon.
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Aileoed Thief Held for Trial,

Arthur Trombley was bound over
Tor trial In the recorders court after
m examination. Tuesday, before jus
lice Stein, He was charged with TIE
theft OF 10 cases of soap, valued al
al, from Aid. William Goescheis gro
cery store.
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NEW YORK. July 20.-Wilb incon-
siderable exceptions ire STOCK market
opened higher. BY the ent Of the
first few minutes c. & -. New York
Central. Union Pacific. Rock Island
preferred, Amalgamated and Cotton
Oil had established gains OF ] 4 to
per cent, being the maximum IN the
last mentioned stock. by the end Of
10 minutes trading General Electric
had gained one point. The market
continued TO make Roadway upward
Noon-The tone up To the noon
hour continued uncertain. On the
early decline in United States Steel
shares some OF the large traders Of
fered the stock heavily and endeavor-
ed TO hammer prices all along the
line. Support developed. however.
which caused rally TO SIS in Steel
preferred and this started a covering
In both issues. Shortly after midday
the steel shares. Rock sland. st. Paul,
Cotton Oil and c. q o. continued TO
hold their rallies, but Union Pacific.
Northern Pacific. and Reading and
one or two other leading issues aver
aged below the earlier higher figures.
IL a. m.-Before the end of the first
hour number OF advances had been
established, including IL in Ameri-
can Cotton Oil, IL in General Elec-
trio. per cent in Canadian Pacific
and Great Northern preferred. Other
improvements approximating a point
were made in New York Central.
Northern Pacific, Reading. St Paul
and Amalgamated. Traders began
selling again and before IL o'clock
prices had receded In some cases Il
or more from the best.
Government bonds unchanged, 9TH
els firm.
2 D. m.-Tn the afternoon The mar.
kct showed an undercur.ent Of
strength and gradually, on moderate
dealings prices worked up again. Be
fore the beginning OF the 1nal ha't
hour over a dozen prominent issues
were approximately at the highest OF
the day. disclosing net gains of froI
l.2 TO per cent.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. July 20.-Cheese-Twins
14hc. young Americas. 15d15l4c. But
ter-Creamery. extras. 2Gc. firsts. % y G.
seconds. 22l2c; dairy. extras. 23Ia C.
Eggs-Firsts, 201zc; seconds, lshc.
Live poultry-Turkeys. 14I14l2c.
fowls l4c. ducks. llgllisc geese.
M &c
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras, 2ec; firsts. use. dairy. 20c, pack
ing stock. Isc Id.
Eggs-Current receipts, case count.
cases included. % &c doZ. Receipts on
Tuesday. $50 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-20

Italy is to build four "dreadnoughts'
AMI several swift scout cruisers at a
total cost OF $50, 800 900.
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LIVESTOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Openinx.
Cunning a stevens Live stock Report

BUFFALO. July 20.--(Special Cat
tle-Receipts cars. slow. Hogs-Re-
ceipts 10 cars. strong; heavy. $500
$50. workers.. $s.20qS.40, pigs. $50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts cars.
| slow; best lambs, IS: yearlings. s. u
+, $50. wethers, s525M g. so. ewes, 81 30 a
I 4 so. CalYes--&i 80 n Is
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II nail be dipped into oil before
being driven into hard wood II will
prevent IL from cloggine.
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STOCK MARKET
IS CONF USED
Steel Is Hammered But Support De-
velops and Price Rallies-Union
Pacific Is Weak Feature.
\. y. STOCK MARkEr-cio.e.

Anal. Cop, s2ss Am. &. 4 h., 81.
Am Cot, oil. IS y Atm. Ice, 80 81; Am,
Loco. esA do pfd. 1905; Am. smell..
80 Am. Sugar. l27 "a; Am. I. * T..
l4O4 Am. Wool. 35is Ana. Cop, ass
Atch., 1is%. Is. a o., lls7s b. Il. TT.
lsi1 Can. Pae., 49,; Cent Leath.. S2A
do pfd, l0S n; CHI. 4 o. 7sS Oh. CT.
w, / Is. c., NJ. a ST. r.. 1864. Chi. a
Nwestn. 1899. Col +. l.. 4iss Cons.
Gas. 40; Corn Prod. 20 s.; Dis. ;. Cor.
IS; Erie, 81 do lst ptd, 5fh do "a
pfd. ~; Gen. Flee. iss. CT. Nor. prd.
l5lA do ore. 76h; III. Cent. 1856 y
lnt.-Met.. 15s. do pfd. asa. Kan 9.
Sou, 46: do pfd. 20; l.. X y. e. a. 81.
~ y NJ. N. n T.. ~: Mo. Pac.. - = .
n Y. Cent, l3iis; y. T.. q. x W. 81,
Norf. a w. s3s. Nor. Pac.. l5Sls Penn.
iSsis PEG. Gas, ll6A; pr. 81 car,
asa. Read, 1856 Rep. / n St, $685.
do pfd. l07: Rock ISL. 36s. do pfd.
55b; SShef.. 81, Sou. Pac.. lS4s. Sou.
Ry., 81 y; do pfd; .o Tenn. Cop. 81 ;
T. ST. l.. < w. isls Twin City. 100 {.
Union Pac. 1884. L. s Steel - do
pfd. 1879, Utah Cop. 4sis Wabash,
u @s do pfd. 567s W. L. Tel. - = {;
West. Mig. s5Is
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Dob Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co.. Is John R-st Phone 1898
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- prsstfuR done right. Times Print
- c.. IL John R.-st Phone 1925.
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q. ts)Split.
TOLEDO CIR AIN,

TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. o., July 2O.-Wheat-Cash
s12i. July s1,19, Sept. sl.15la Dec
si13is May. sl.t67s. Corn-Cash and
July. 74c. Sept. ,ossc: Dec. 81 sc. May
$50 e Oats-Cash. 81 lsc. July 49c,
sept. 4ec. Dec. 43i. &c, May. 45c. Rye
No. .. Sic. Clover seed--Cash 81. GO;
oct and Dec. s702la: March. $40.
Prime alsike. $3.50. Prime timothy. 81
oil, butter. eggs and hay unchanged.
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by Lewis @.
Gorton, No. 1413 Majestic building.
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EAST BUFFALO-CIo.e

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, June 70
Cattle-Receipts 125. steady, prime.
s650d7, butchers. s4.25q6. Veals-
Receipts so. slow; common TO choice.
$6ms75 Sheep and Lambs-Receipts
500 easy. lambs, s6dS; yearlings. $50
675: sheep. s3M5.75.- Hogs-Receipts
loo. steady. workers.. Ss.201s.i0: pigs.
1915
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chicago.


CHICAGO. July 20.-Cattle-Receip pts
5000 slow; beeves. s4.s0d7.50; Texas.
81. 506G; western. $4.50a6. stockers
and feeders. s34510; cows and heifers,
Receipts $4,000. slow; light s7.45 QS.05;
mixed. s7.50ms.25; heavy. $7.600s.30
rough. s7.6oa7.75; workers., S7.y0qs;
pigs, $67OM 80. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 5000, weak; native. $2.75m5;
western. So 5.25: lambs. $4.75qs.25:
western "a IfS35.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. o., July 20.-Hfogs-
Receipts /. 900. firm: mediums and hcav-
les. $3.50; workers.. $2.s5 1880: lights,
$s pigs. s7.90Qs. Cattle-Receipts )
cars steady. Lambs-Receipts 8 cars.
lower, $3.50 top. Calves-Receipts 200.
strong 50 top.
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peaches In bushel baskets came ipsthis
morning. but the fruit was badly spot
ted and had To be sold for what 10
would bring.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

sEx dividend. 50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-01
LEGAL NOTICES..
NOTICE or BoND SALE.
80 tIh.uu.t.na No. stexfs.

Sealed proposals will be received
by tho undersigned. until Monday.
March the first. 1909. at 8 o'clock p
m. for the purchase OF s2g0.0 600. Reg
istcred -four and one-half per cent
negotiable coupon sewerage bonds,
series 1909. OF said city. OF $1,000
each dated March LIST. 1909. and T.
mature March lst. 1929.
Interest p.yable scnit-annually on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-01
FOUND
FOR SALE

| $780, frame cottage,
! modern. South Edith street.
| S270OS6 room brick. bath, electric
lights, cement walks; n. 18th st.
Chose in.
$4,000 room. modern residence,
hot water. heat, lot 75xf42 feet.
4 blocks from postofficc.
S265O-6 room, frame cottage,
modern conyenIences, lawn,
shade and fruit trees; on High
lands; close I'm.
S2S0O-5 room, modern, cement
block cottage. South Edith st.
Close In.
S1iOO@-rOom frame, N. sth st.,
soft lot. city water: easy terms
IL desired
Si6Oo-S room frame, modern ON
Highlands, close In; easy terms,
N desired.
$3.50 - Two 4-room cottages,
each with bath and electric
lights; Highlands close In;
rental. sS2.00
$260o@i-room brick cottage,
modern, large sleeping porch.
Highlands. close In.
business property and ranches for
sale. Money to loan.
A. fLEISCHER
ttsx south secoad su~~s
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PERSONAL

JOHN THOMAS NEwSOME is re
quested to communicate with me-
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Egion. eIo
Church street. Paris. Texas. Nouiu
appreciate information from any per-
son knowing of his whereabouts.
WANTED-You 10 lake advantage oil
the last chance to get a life readins
from the celebrated palmist. oia'r
voyant and sp~iritualist medium. Ma
dame Halle. Full life readings for ilits
cents. Advice on changes, specuia-
tons, investments. lawsuits and an
affairs OF life for one dollar. JUS
half the regular price. S~atisfactioH
guaranteed. Rooms 10 and %. Hours
2 a. m. TO II m. l D. m. to 5 p III
IGrant Building. S0sA Yves. Ceniral'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-01
MAKES MAN
MASTER OF SELF
UnfetterS the Mind, Emanci-
pateS the Soul and Reveals
Invisible Says Minister in
Sermon Yesterday,

Faith was the subject Of the ser
mon preached at 81 John's Episcopa
church yesterday by the Rev. rlctch-
cr Cook. who is delivering u series q
scrlsonH of unusual Interest at mi,
time Mr.. Cook said In part y%cstcr-
day'
"Yee have faith Ia cod, have faith
also in me- Jesus 81. John, l4th
and LIST.
The object of life today Is to climb
up the scale OF existence. to become
something worth white. 20 move for
ward steadily. 10 gain the mastery Of
overy condition, TO control every cir
oumstancc. to secure the host results.
These are the desires Of the soul
Now 20 do this one must get complete
possession OF his inner sen. and faith
is that power by which we gain that
possession. Faith opens the door of
the soul to a hmitlcss world. Faith
unfottors the mind. omancipatcs the
soul and reveals 20 him the invisible,
.ny faith all miracles have been per-
formed By 1t prophets got wisdom
ana light Hy It martyrs endured
ny u man unlocks every door. climbs
every height. gains everything worth
white and secures almost uubounded
mower
Faith actually moves mountains,
iI idece. chrsms. tunnels. hills. mas
tors every M. rightns every wrong.
s%traightons every path. risos over ev-
cry obstacle. frees tho self. enamel
natos the SINNER opens the door 70
light. gives birth to truth, brings
peace between men and good VIII
from heaven
Relief is human II Is superstition
II rs usually half wrong and lgnor-
amt rut faith % divine It Is holy
~ ls wisdom II is certain 1t tx
ia its Scope and wei nigh
supreme in it's power. II is eternal
and rests on the infinite
Faith tills ever, nichr ot thc soul.
with God. rms every fihrc OF the
mans being makes him break the
bonds of earth and enter higher
connects the spirit of man
with thu spirit Of Good. gives tone 10
every Impulse 81 the soul eliminates
tho brain aud heart. uulcktus the
conscience. Inspires Che whole being
una leads MAJ on tu another world
God dwsils Faith makes thD
whole mar alive II shows man tho
home of his own spirit II shows him
thnt power not from oarth aud earth
+, things hut from that anton of the
spirit OF man with the spirit OF God
NuN 10 BIS clcar that BE- we move
forward beyond The sonsrs beyond
what wn can see ana hear Wp move
3d. a. 81. U. 3
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TOOK CHL0R0fORM
AND BROKEN
GLASS
DESPERATE ATTEMPT OF
PRISONER TO SUICIDE
Jack Marin Finally Taken to
Penitentiary After Jumping
Bond and Being Recaptured,
Especial correspondence to Morning J~our.aIi

Especial Correspondence to Morning Jourasli
Carlsbad, y NJ. Jan 2p-Jaclt
Marin. sentenced to the %peuitcntiary
for ton months has finally been tax
n TO that Institution 10 servc his
me for attempts upon the lifc OF
W 6 Macarthur. OF Monument. n.
NJ, who with his brother was twice
compelled TO flee to Carlsbad TO es-
.cnpe the attacks of Marin Marin
was sentenced 1T the last term or
court he took an appeal 10 the su-
preme court and was released on
bond While nj liberty he made an
.uth.f attempt on tho lives of Muc-
Arthur ana his brother who com
.plnlned to the authorities Marin
cluded tho authorities ana was cap
tured only after two months by some
OF his bondDmcn. After being cap
.tured he bcastcd That II would not do
any good as he had beaten them 10 Il
by taking AN ounce OF chloroform He
was at once given an cmetic after
swallowing sone ground glass which
made him dangerously III but did not
prove fntal Marin was taken to the
penitentiary by sheriff stewart He
has often been IN trouble and several
more cases arc pending against him
He declared that he would let him.
self he killed without resistance II he
first Killed the MacArthurs.
--@
Tho < a VA Furniture Go
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The UnIl,l,led -

The teacher was giving the juyo.
nile class a lesson in punctuation.
What Is that she asked OF Z
small pupil. pointing to a period
~That' answered the uttle one. d.
the MA Off an "L'-Chicago News.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-01
BUSINESS CHANCES

If YOU have $50 to 5000 to invest
call SIS So. Arno. l have something
new. that sells in any city for bs
money. You can start in business
for yourself with small capital. VIM
F. Ohlrau. Manufacturer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-01

steila-Can yoa dress within your
incumeg
Bcla-YeS but 81 is like dressing
within a berth IN "a sleeping ear
Harpcr's narar.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Serial No. oS6S7.)
DeDartmcnt of the Interior.


q. S. Land office at Santa Fe. New
Mexico. December Is. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given nat Jose
Maria Mora, OF Casa Salazar, New
Mexico. who. on November 2S. 1908,
made homestead entry Serial No
OS637. No. 77S2. for Lots As. S.w. u,
W. y. Sc "a. NV. u. Section ..
Township "a North. Range 8 West.
n. NJ. j.. Meridian. has filed notice OF
Intention TO make final fve-year
proof. to establish claim to tho lane
above described. before II. w. $.
Otero. L. $. Court Commissioner. AZ
Albuquerque. New Mexico. OF the 18th
day Of March. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
DANIEL GONZALES, Of Casa Sala-
EAR. New Mexico.
rUAN A. MORA OF Casa Salazar.
New Mexico
EPIrACIO sAHpOVAL. Albuquer-
que. New Mexico.
JOSE g MORA, Albuquerque. New
Mexico.
MANUEL r. OTERo.
Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-01

EVERYONE - TALKING ABOUT
OUR t1Ar WORK ~ YOU HAVE
Not GIVEN Is YOURS. DO so
NOW. IMPERIAL LAUNDRY BACk
Os pOSTOtI1tE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-01

IN took snd maze 10 order. Lowest
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed fu
treble Furniture &C.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-01
For SAIE-EurnIture

FOR SALE-Furnishings of 22 rooms
all new, clean furniture. No trouble
to rent rooms; good location. Al
dress B. F.. Journal.