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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-06-24

then | went wrong, and voted with
the Democrats, or for Bryan, for
thought that he was the right man.
But | lost all hopes in him or the
Democratic party.
Now | want the leaders of all Or
CARNATIONS for the laboring class to
have conference and agree on a
platform that can and will be accept
ed by all laboring classes. The Third
Party platform may have something
that the majority can't endorse; if
SO, cut it if it isn't a vital point. l
believe Mr.. E. V. Debbs is a good,
conscientious man, and wants to do
something for the laboring class to
which he belongs, and a conference
with you and him and other leaders
will mean a great deal, create new
party with a new name, with old
principles. | like the name of "Jef-
fersonian."
The All Wise Ruler will guide us
in the right.
Respectfully,
j. NJ WILLIFORD.
Route l, Hamlin, Texas.
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FOREIGN MISSION EDITORIALS
WILL HAVE A ''SANIFYING
INFLUENCE"

Dear Sir:-Your article in the
April Jeffersonian Magazine on For
eign Missions has just been read by
me. 1t was mentioned by my friend
DR.. E. L. Morris, the Secretary of
the Home Mission Commission of the
General Assembly in the United
States, located in Atlanta.
Dr. Morris sent me his copy and
am to return it to him. Could you
not have a copy sent to my address?
I would be greatly obliged.
| have taken the liberty of sending
you some literature on Foreign Mis-
sions of the denomination to which
l belong, under the impression that
you will take some interest in it.
Your article is powerful. 1t must
have sanifying influence. The Lay
mems movement has for it's slo-
gan simply: Foreign Missions. No
discrimination whatever as to the
kind of missions.
Very respectfully,
S. s. LAWS
Washington, D. c., 1888 @ St., N.
w., May 8, 1909.
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ENCOURAGEMENT FROM AN OLD
FRIEND
FRIEND.

Dear Mr.. Watson:-I have written
to you before this, years ago, but
[ am truly sorry that I have given
you so little encouragement.
| believe you have written a grand
er epitaph for yourself than the one
you wish written ON your tombstone,
for with your magnetic words and
your inspired pen you have written
Government Reform on the hearts
of men and that will outlive any
thing you may have carved upon your
tombstone.
The principles for which you stand
and defend will be the bright and
guiding star of civilization in genera
tons to come.
Now to the Jeffersonians: Breth-
rem, let us rally around our leader
and show him our appreciation while
he lives and not wait until he is
dead.
Accept my best wishes, Mr.. Wat
son, and may you live long to fight
the cause of the Common People.
Your true follower,
A. G. BRASWELL.
Adrian, Ga.
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loved citizens and statesmen, Jeffer-
son Davis and Abraham Lincoln
The result was that the banner of the
stars and bars OF our beloved South
land went down in defeat, while the
stars and stripes of our forefathers
f1oated out in victory, and resulted
IN the abolition of chattle slavery
: (which was the bone of contention
which allwise God had decreed must
be the result of an appeal to the
sword.
Srd-We now come to speak of the
emergency of the present hour, and
in the language of holy writ, 1 ask
Waterman, what of the night? Be-
hold the day breaketh." I feel as
sured that the crisis is upon us, and
that the emergency will be success
fully met, If all true reformers will
rally around our standard, under the
leadership of our true and tried
Thos. E. Watson, who has back of
him many co-workers who are Just
as devoted to the work of reform as
he is.
1t is the earnest prayer of the hum
bic writer that just God may crown
their labors with success, and future
generations will rise up and call
them blessed.
B. HI. BROWN.
River View, Forsyth Co., Ga.
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A fine old preacher died in Ken
lucky the other day-a preacher of
an extinct type. For fifty years he
had been the pastor of the same
church. In season and out he was
always in his pulpit. He christened
the babies, married the young lovers,
prayed with the sick and buried the
dead; and never during the long
service did he charge a fee or receive
a cent of salary. He titled a small
farm with his own hands, and thus
made living for himself and fam
lily, and gave his services to God for
the glory of His cause without mon
ey and without price.-Greensboro
(Ga.) Herald-Journal.
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CONFERENCE OF DEBS, WRIGHT
AND OTHER LEADERS NIGHT
BRING OUT NEW PARTY.

Dear Sirs:-I have been thinking
for some time of writing the Jeffer-
sonian, Of which 1 am subscriber.
My first vote cast was for Reuben F.
Cobb, of Alabama, for governor, on
the Populist ticket. / stayed with the
party until after the election in 1895,
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There's nothing that can be said in
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FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Adrian, Ga.

Dear Sir:-I have read your last
article in the June number of the
Jeffersonian on Foreign Missions and
am very much pleased with it. Your
ideas are just what mine have always
been, but you give me an immense
amount of information on this sub
ject. Very truly yours,
WIN. M. PEYTON.
Martinsville, Va.
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prove Mr.. Watson liar. It is fine
sport to see them founder and fume.
But, more than anything do we en-
JOY the prompt, polite and conserva-
tive manner in which Mr.. Watson
d1sposes Of each assailant. That lit
tie fellow, Norton is to be pitied
rather than blamed. If / were in his
place | would apply to the Legisla-
ture and have my name changed, and
then move out West. But then
remember that it takes all kinds of
people to fill up the world, and
guess Norton fills his place as we'll
as the balance of us mortals. If Ju-
das lscariot had not betrayed Jesus,
Peter or John would have had to do
1t. So | guess it is alright to have
Judas and Norton. But it is a pity,
great calamity for you to spend so
much of your valuable time spank
ing babies like Norton, and other lit
tie poppinjay preachers who have had
the timerity to attack you on the
mission question. Why don't those
assallants of yours attack the statis-
tics that you set up, taken from
books written by preachers, both
Methodist and Baptist? Mr.. Watson
has committed no crime in the eyes
OF right-seeing and right-thinking
people, but, on the contrary, he has
only confirmed the opinion of thou
sands of people, that there was graft
connected it'll the Foreign Mission
business.
Speaking for myself, l have this to
say, that for the past twenty years I
have believed that the people have
been imposed upon by the Foreign
Board, as they have been by the two
old political parties, and that the i'm
position is growing worse all the
time. And further, I believe that
Mr.. Watson's exposition of the man
ner and methods of the use to which
the millions of money is put is cor
rect,
I believe fully that the God Of
Heaven is directing Mr. Watson in
this work. The Great Giver of all
good things has always raised up men
when the necessity arose to lead the
people out of the wilderness of ig-
norance and bondage, and history
repeats itself. Whom the gods
would destroy they first make mad.
Behold the spirit in which Broth r
Norton, Brother Cofer and the bal
ance of the brethren have assailed
Mr.. Watson. But Mr.. Watson takes
the erring brethren across his lap
and gently spanks them and lays
them gently down as a loving parent
would naughty boy.
Oh, it's such a waste of ammuni-
ton. Mr.. Watson, hire you small
boy with a popgun to keep the
preachers off you, while you write up
the facts in the case. The masses are
looking on in admiration and APP
prevail. 1t takes time and patience to
correct abuses, especially the kind
under consideration. If the brethren
prove that Mr. Watson Is in error,
Mr.. Watson will correct the error.
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INSTEAD OF MIR.
WATSON?

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You have certainly walked the peo-
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-10
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SUIT.

Territory of New Mexico. county of
Bc|rnalillo. in tho district court.
James r. Kcogh, plaintiff. ys. Pearl
Keogh, defendant. No. St23.
The said Pearl Keogh is hereby no
tilted that a suit has been commence
ed against her by tho said plaintiff.
James r. KeoRh. in the district court
Of Bcrnalillo county. New Mexico,
wherein said plaintiff socks an abso-
Lutte divorce from said defendant
custody of the children Of said plain
tin ana defendant. James Thomas
Keogh. Mildred Pearl kcogh and
Ethcridgr Wallace Kcogh. and other
relief. ON the grounds Of abandon
ment. that unless She enters her APP
pearauce ia said suit on or before the
first DAY OF November. 1909. judy
mcnt by default therein viii be rem
dercd against her.
JOHN VENABLE,
clerk.
Hickey Il Moore. attorneys for plain
TIT. office and postpnire address
Albuquerque. Sew Mexico.
First publication. sept. 3rd. 1909
Last publication Sept 2ith. 1909
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-10
The Metals.

New York. Sept 9.-The market
for Standard copper here was weak,
spot and september closing at $500
| n12.j5. October. sl2.40G 12.65. No
| vcmbcr. S12.50012.70. and Decem-
| Der, $12.75mI2.s0 Sales were re-
ported OF 100 tons December at
$3.50.
The London market was lower,
with spot quoted at f5S lis cd and
| futures at p59 15s. Local dealers
quoted lake copper at $500 1926:
clcctrolytic at $12.75m 200, and
casting at $t2.62 y m12.S7h.
Lead was easy. with spot quoted at
s435 4.37h New York, and 50 Goa
425 East st. Louis. The London mar
kct was a shade higher at pounds -
12s GIL.
Speltcr continued quiet, with spot
| quoted at $3.50 BIS. New York. and
I5.5OQ5.65, East 81. Louis. The Lon
don market was higher at pounds 22
rs Cd.
Bar silver, J1Ec; Mexican dollars,
i3c.
st. Louis. Sept. 9-Lead lower,
i95; spclter lower, $500.
Chicago live Stock.
Chicago. Sept. g-Cattle-Rcccipts
$500; market strong. Toe higher.
Bccvcs. s42Oa SEQ; Texas steers.
S4.1On $50. western steers. si15m
$50: stockers and feeders, t300m
500: cows and heifers, f23Om6.25;
calves, $500 9.00.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; Sc higher.
Light. ts.00WS.40; mixed, 3IS5m
$50. heavy. t7.65H $50. rough,
$I65G 7.S5. pigs. $7.30Hs.25, bulk
Of sales. ts.10mS.35.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; > to Toe
higher. Native. ~s2sOa4.s5: western.
s3IOT4.90: ycarlings. $3.50 $50;
lambs. native. t4J0T765. western.
SirOTT70.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-10
G NOTICES

In the District Court Of the second
Judicial District of the County OF
Bernalillo, Territory Of New Mexico.
Isaac H. Cox, plaintiff, vs.. O. E.
Cromwell. defendant. No. Sis.
To O. T.. Cromwell:
You are hereby notified, that an ac-
ton has been commenced in the Dis
triCt Court of the Second judicial Dis
trict OF the County of Bernalillo, Ter
ritory Of New Mexico, by the above
named plaintiff against you as defcn-
dant for specific performance under a
contract of sale made and entered into
on the 9th day Of July, 1903, for the
sale Of the real estate hereinafter de-
scribed and for which You as defend
n refuse to make a deed in compll-
ancc with said contract, and II a sald
suit is brought for the purpose of ask
ing the Court for an order compelling
you to make said deed, or in case you
refuse to comply with the order of the
court to appoint a trustee to make said
deed and for equitable relief; and that
the premises affected by said suit and
described in the complaint are sit
uated in the city or Albuquerque,
County of Bcrnalillo, Territory of New
Mexico, and are described as follows,
to-wit: Lots thirteen (l3). fourteen
90. fifteen G5D, and sixteen t6)'
all in block thirtN-seVen go of the
New Mexico Town Company Addition
to Albuquerque. City, County and Tor
ritorN aforesaid:
B.. ~ n-..aL1f ylA. gnf id
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-10

Notice is hereby given that the UNI
dersigned. appointed special master
to make sale, by virtue of a decree OF
foreclosure of the district court OF
Bcrnalillo county, entered on the
23rd day OF June. 1909, in that
| cause wherein the Mutual Building
| association OF Albuquerque, N. NJ ,
J ct al. are plaintiffs, and Clara X.
Tegner. ct ais, are defendants, viii
on Saturday, the 9Th day of NoVem-
Der, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m,
at the front door of the court house
| Of Bcrnalillo county, sell at public
auction to the highest and best bid
der for cash, the property described
as lot number three in block No. four
| of the Northern addition TO the town
(now city) of Albuquerque, as said
| lot and block are known, designated
and described upon the map II plat
| of said Northern addition made by
otto Dicckmanu, aud filed for record
In the office Of the probate clerk n
| ex-officio recorder for BernalillO
county, New Mexico, on the 9Th day
Of January, a. -. 1892, and said
property being situate in the city OF
Albuquerque, Bernalillo county, New
Mexico, together with the improve
ments thereon, upon which property
the sai1 Mutual Building association
was by said decree adjudged to have
a first lien for the satisfaction and
payment of its mortgage dccd OF
trust forecloscd in said cause, which
lien amounts to, and said sale will
be made to realize n satisfy the
sum of one thousand and eighty-one
and 40-1O0 dollars G10S140) prin-
cipal, together with the interest
thereon from said 23rd day of June,
1909. until paid at the rate of 10 per
cent per annum, and the further sum
of one hundred and eight and 14-100
dollars, (~s10S.14) attorneys fees, and
costs Of suit.
Said sule will be subject to con
nrmation by the district court, and
by said decree the plaintiffs In said
suit may become purchasers at said
sale. Said sale is made by the un-
dersigned special master at tho re
quest Of the plaintiffs in aid suit,
and upon default Of defendants pay
ing said judgment and satisfying said
lien.
FRANK II. MOORE,
Special Master.
Dated September 3. 1909.
f. l. Medler. attorney for plain
tins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-10

Kansas city. Sept. 9-Cattle-Re-
CENTS. 1000. including 1000 south
e,ns market strong to 10c higher.
%,tive steers. S4.5Od7.75; southern
steers. SS.2Oa40O: southern cows
x225d4 400. native cows and heifers
xa75n5 $50. stockers and feeders
ss.75a5.50: bulls. s250@ 900: calves
S35OT7 .75. western steers. s3s0T
s75. western cows. t25On t25.
Uors-Reccipts. 5000: ) to lof
higher. Bulk Of sales. 3s0Ons2b.
h,avr. $500 so. packers and
butcbers. IS 00n $50; light, 5 o.
SIS. pigs. s5.5oa so.
shaep-Receirts. 5000. ioc high
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-10
PERSONAL.
LEGAL NOTICES

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $ISl2,A6t.lS
O~vcrdrafts, secured and
unsecured ....... 39,590.l5
L. $. bonds to secure
circulation e.. .....,. zoo ou0.oU
L. 5. bonds to secure
l.. $. deposits ....... $4,000 90
Premiums ON t. $
bonds ...... 10000
Bonds. securities, etc 4l,21o.2&
Banking house. furnl-
ture. ana nxturcs 100000
Due from National
banks Wot reserve
agents. .......... 15A5tG.GG
Due from state and
private banks and
bankers, trust compa-
MES, and savings
banks ........., 31,io5O6
Due. from. approved
reserve agents ...... 5l6,552.55
Checks and other cash
items ....... 3,41lO7
Exchanges for clearing
house -. ........ 7.OS2.S5
Notes Of other National
banks .......... ~5G,So5.0O
Fractional paper curren-
cy, nickels and cents. l.290.O1
Lawful money reserve
in bank, viz:
Specie ....$S3,fS2.S
Legal tender
notes 91.391.00 174,523,SO
Redemption fund with
l.. S. treasurer c. per
cont az girgnlufipbl 10 O00 90
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-10
POULTRY AND PEI STOCK

FOR SA.E-Thoroughbred white
leehorn hens Phone S16 or Sf4
40 RELGIAS HARES-Black. white.
Angora and Maltese rabbits. all
for sale IN a bunch 1i5 = Coal. over
viaduot Phone 49,. =. o. Box 129.
FOR SALE-Hens. %cockerels. broil-
ers and flyers. 500 n. nth. Phone
1915.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-10
ANO
MERGE
Wall Street.

New York, sept. Zine STOCK
market started out today with the
suDuosition apparently that condi-
lions we're adjusted to await the news
from Mr.. Harriman's sick chamber
without further fcverish excitement.
THO news of the fnancicr's death
came thirty-nve minutes after the
stock market closed. The early deal
inc. we're on a small basis. The pro-
tectiyc measures in the market were
rcl1ycl later and when the daily
,rop OF rumors and contradictions be
ram to be received the gradual SAG
which had set in was converted int
q procipitate decline. support
seemed to be withdrawn n the
market left 10 take care of itself. 1t
was concluded that it had been de-
clded by the hackers Of the market
that preparations for a shock would
he more effective by not attempting
to hold prices artifeially at thu adj
vanced Level.
That opinion i'm the financial COM
munitv was prepared for an untaN-
orable termination of MI. Hartman $
illness, was clear II was not dis
guised. 1t was noted with interest
that an active borrowing demand cX-
istcd for Union Pacific in the loan
crowd where the operators short OF
stocks assemble to fill their temper
AIRY requirements by borrowing stocks
for delivery. The approaching an
nual meeting of the Union Pacific, ii
was alleged, had stimulated a Dor
rowing demand for the stock for pur-
poses of representation. This eN-
plantation did not allay anxiety on the
part of the stockholders, as it served
to rive some point to rumors of in
tcrnal discussions in the company and
TO revive attention to the charges
made by Mr.. Hariman's friends Of
an attempted raid during his illness.
Another explanation of the borrow
ing demand for Union Pacific was
that it represented sales by insiders
in the property who desired to con-
ccal their identity by borrowing
stock for delivery rather than APP
pcaring openly as settlers.
cables from abroad indicated an
apprehension amongst foreigners
that the integrity Of the market pool
in United States steel was threatened
by this rupture. The amount Of the
load which this reputed pool is
carrying is estimated at enormous
figures owing to the determined alb
SorptiOn of that stock at all levels
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-10
PASTURE
TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN.
FOR SALE

SiS0O@t-room modern frame COZ
tagc. South Edith street, ce
mcnt walks.
S220O-6-rOom frame cottay,
modern, large sleeping porch
south Edith street.
S20O0-5-ro0m frame cottag,
bath, etc, South BrOadwa
close In.
S26OO-0-room brick, bath, cleo
tric lights, cement walks, COZ
ncr lot. Fourth ward. close In.
S3SOO-6-roOm brick, modern
steam heat. Highlands. close In
$4,000 room, modern cottage
just finished, Santa Ee brick
Neii built, y. Fourth ST., close
Ia.
Si000-Four-room frame, 50n
lot, y. Eighth IT.
s230o-5 room brick, cottage. mo
dern, near a line. 18th ward.
St90O-i room frame. bath, cIsc
uiC lights, so II lot. Easy terms
s2650--1-room, 2 stsry brfcR
dwelling. modern. "A Highlands
close In.
Choice loss In all parts ~ IN city
business property and ranches for
ale Money TO loan.
A. fLElSCHEh
sish South Second stroeA
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

COMPLETE HOTEL furniture for 2S
bedrooms. also office and hall fur
nlture. Apply George b ELLIS. lis
w Central