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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
NOTICE.

We. the organized bodies OF the
building trade department OF Alba
querque. wish To give to the business
men OF Albuquerque the names of the
contractors who employ only organiz.
labor.
Carpenter Contractors.
+. A. Gertig.
w. Hesselden.
J. W. MeQuado.
J.. A. Harlan a son,
A.. w. Hayden,
Lyon a Axtell,
w. T.. Morrison.
NJ. T.. Sawtelle,
I'D Fournelle.
A. c. Hollis.
Frank Alderman.
n. Z. Mohn,
Albert Fortney.
T. j. Dye.
A. Mcleod.
Plumber Contractors.
Beeman A. Ayers,
whitney Co.
Sanitary II. a. y. Co,
Gus Stashlin,
j. a. strumqulsi.
Dunhar a.
Crescent Hardware Co.
j L. Bell.
Brick Contractors.
Ed Lembko.
Anton Arson.
Painting Contractors.
a. Chauvin.
c. u. Quier.
G.. G.. Noneman.
Romero Ad Sign Co,
y. Broscy.
y. Zanora,
r. NJ. Deiahoyde,
II. l. Aaron.
Plaster Contractors.
y. u. Berry.
sam Wagner,
Harry Ridge,
Stone Mason Contractors.
Julius Johnson,
A. DE Tullio.
=. Dalnno.
Elextrical Contractors.
Nash Electrical Co.
ArnO Huning.
joe l.. Edmondson
We patronize those who Patrons
US.
tSicned) JAS. ]. VOTAW.
Secretary Executive board Organise
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

Stock Of Dry Goods, Shoes AMI
Groceries in good agricultural
town of $500 in Colorado.
Merchandise invoice $4,000.
Fixtures $1,000. Sales 81, 600.
a month, all cash. An excep-
tiOnal opportunity. Good
reasons for selling. Address
Opportunity" care Herald.
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Three Dimes
Dunbar Bargains
EuR RENT.

. FOR RENT.
y Broom adobe muse, good To- =
. cation; price. mo. $500. =
. Store room. Central Ave, be- .
. tween Third and Fourth SITS. .
. s-rooin modern brick house. .
. $40 n. Y. ave. s22.5O; water =
. paid. =
. Groom house, S3l No. Firm =
. 81; modern, $500.
= 4-room house, Ilishlands, sic. =
= 4-room house; east Hazcldine =
= avenue: modern, $1,000.
. FOR SALE. .
. s-roOm house on a fine corner =
. near in az a bargain. modern =
. with fine shade trees, fine lawn, =
= etc. =
. l2-room house. perfectly mod =
. ern, fine shade and lawn; nea =
. In. A bargain.
. Fine cor. lots. West Coal Ave. .
. 4-room house, West Iron Ave, .
. Price. $500.
. All kinds Of terms. =
. FIRE INSURANCE
. MoNEY TO LOAN. Z
. DUNlAll'S REAL ESTATE =
. OFFICE
o 224 Gold Ave-. Corner Third 81. .
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SAN JUAN R
INTO OLD CHANNEL;
T

Word OF threatening high water im
san Juan county was received today
ny Gen. u. +. Robinson, su%perintend-
eat Of Indian irrigation. The reports
are that the water IL cutting across
the iow ground toward the Indian
school AZ S%hiprock. and that damage
Is threatened.
There Is an old channel az that
point. In which water has not run be-
fore in years. The hood has turned
into tht channel. and Il Is reported
that about two-thirds OF the San Iuan
river a. racing through.
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Kansas civ IAvcstock.

Kansas City. July 25.-Hoss-Re-
celpts 400: higher. Bulk. SS.T0m
$50; heavy. sS.SOGS.S5; packers and
butchers. s~S.7ad SIS. Hight. $3.50
$. so: pigs, ss.5OGS.75
Cattlc-Receipts fOO: prime fed
steers. fs.35I9.9O; dressed beef
s%tecrs. T90dg.a5: western steers.
$1,000 $50: stockcrs and feeders,
SC. 00I $50: calves. sG.O0G1O.S5.
sheep-Rcccipts 200. Gam0s, $40
T7.90; ycarlinss. SB.0OMG.7s; weth-
crs. fA7s@ $50: ewes. st08 q $50.
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Supply Men

We want one or two men
now calling on the undertake
ing trade Of New Mexico to
sell a manufacturers line Of
caSket hardware as a side line
on commission. Liberal COM
mission. Address
R. E. N0ELKER, Sales Mgr.
Palace Hotel, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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GRAZING EXPERT WILL
LECTURE AT

At the request Of the management
at tho Mountninaif Chautauqua, Dis
trict Forester A. G. Ringland has
assigned Il. n. Hil. g%rnzing exam
liner. a. lecture al the Chautauqua
August I. on "Rnnge Management
Under the Federal Government"
Mountalnair Il In the Manzano for
est.
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Money Market

New York. July 2s.-Mercantile
TAPER, 41-fM5 per cent.
bar silver. 50 1-Sc.
Mexican dollars. 40 Sc.
Can money nominal.
Time loans strong: 60 days. "a
as per cent: 20 days. 2i-t@sh per
cent. six months. fMft-i per cent.
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WANTED-Agents.

AGENTS-Electric Sign: flashes
changeablc wording in radiant,
sparkling beams of colorcd electric
light. Outselling everything az SO.
Valuable exclusive territory. sample
free. Flaahtric Sign Works, Chicago.
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The Metal Markets.

New York. July e5.-The metal
markets were quiet. lake copper.
nominal: electrolytie. i3Me: casting.
IA tic.
Iron unchanged.
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NiAtf OF view MeNltes 0ounAN OF bei-
n%alillo. 49,.
L. Y. Gochring. Cashier; ]. ~.
Herndon. President; o. n. Marion.
Director. ]. y. Herndon. Director: j.
Korber. Director; OF the American
Trust and Savings Bank Of Albuquer-
cue. y. NJ. a bank organized under
the laws Of the state OF New Mex
leo. upon oath duly sworn, each for
himself deposeth and "a that the
above and foregoing statements OF
the Resources ana Liabilities OF the
fhbove named bank at the close OF
business June 30th, 1914. are correct
and true.
l.. II. GoEHRING. Cashier
J. u. HERNDoN, President.
o. y. MARION. Director.
]. y. HERNDON. Director.
]. KORBER, Director.
Subscribed and sworn TO before mo
this end siay - July, A. ID. 1914.
w. A. McMILLIN.
Notary Public.
My Commission expires April Z.
io1E.
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WANTED-Salesmen.

SN
SIDELINE Salesman Attention. This
years proposition the best yet. Get
In touch With ms AZ once Tor our i've
premium proposition. We guarantee
our goods TO sell or take bach all
unsold goods. Write today for full
particulars. Garfield Mfg. Co, EOS
SIgel Street. ChicaRo. III.
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pork-July. S22.7Oi sept. s2O.3O.
Lard-Sept., f9s7i Oct. 1926.
Ribs-Sept.. &ii.7Ti oct, S11.3O.
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Cotton Market.

New Yrrk. July 2s-Cotton spot
auiet; middiinE. si3.2s: gulf, sia.50.
Sales. none.
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q. IT, CONNER, NJ. D.. D. q.
fOafe0pathie Spedfnllaf.
I treat an durable diseases ONCE
stern Bidg. ~horss esE and a3b.
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Rooms 10 and 30. BaFnett mag.

Special attention given to diseases OF
the Nose. Throat and Lungs. Dis
eases Of WomSn, Venereal Diseases,
and Nervous Disordera Electricity.
spondyio-therapy and other modern
methods employed.
Omce Hours; . 90 "a \. IN; : "a Z
and , 90 8 y. ~. Phone 1918.
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EMPLOYMENT ONCE. 21O w. SILVER,
+. o. Box 10. Phone 35G. Carpen-
ters, - day; laborers. ti.75 TO S2.5O.
WILL PAY reliable man or woman
S12.b0 to distribute 100 FREt.
pkss. Perfumed BoraX Soap Powder
among friends. No ipuney required.
ward Borax Co. &c Institute Pr.
Chicago.
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Man 10 take interest In
good paying bnslness with $4,000
cash. Address L. q. Box 2O9. city.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

STATE Manager wanted By Illinois
corporation. Establish office: man
age statesmen Every merchant "A
customer. Permanent connection.
Monthly salary and commission
Bank references given. Investment
81 fi00 o. $3.50 required Co carry
stock should ensiiy make $1,000
annually. EAsTBURNE. old CulonS
Bldg, Chicago.
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LOST.

LoST-Gnid watch, open face, Is
size. $500 reward. Rafael Garcia,
1901 South Fourth.
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StneIxs 80 =RIo,lG1s.

New York, Feb. iT.-Thn stock
market was about steady today. Trad
ing was light The market turned
,ileayy toward the close, with raw
price changes. ~
Tho days significant degeiopment
Forthcoming capital issues. New
York Central applied for permissiofi
to issue $70.090.9 900 bonds, Great
northern tnadc known ia prbposeti
suIe Or rs. S.6I6.9J0 stocks. anu ISifarl
borough Rapid Transit sold sic, 900 :
o00a bonds. With the sreeently an
nouneed Issues OF Isl ,,000, 900 South
eTnt cstin9 vert l'' 6si the amount
ri new secIlg lgitIos II Seil Tar IN tie
tsSy5 da yss runs tp wcii oyoF $fli0;s
puV,ug0. .glsi;s IS 81 III .fIsTTs}iE
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Atlanta, Feb he iiiEii1eNs
Vacancy caekafl iili SAe Iynilnd states
senate by tho death be Senator E,a.
spgpslllnys hays itaIs and far fsaclfz
ing nnns seal,e Ez-aaAl Il. lsassrgia ..s.!!sis.:
for years tosscore. indopaEdsntiS al
anu 59hs addi tiop 10 tue siInlncdl dlateiques-
uqHshof who WIN hoS liia suceeEs6t, 81
nIgrlnE tho pasf fscoslpl of years Bit
Ter factl tlopaIi ln seotg3 Mas be-
gun tn die q. Il litiIoli onsiy
aalited ll democracy y ha s. .becomc. more
tt 5S<5sii5 5S<5 BE-
:fnttn;8s Tho tAeEl Ilnat
which fought each Other tootL1hiiti- !
nall on the Joa BroeH- Hoke smith
shee past six Signslis there iEse si,esI ssia
T'lilnprs In the air of complicsfiaYsi
that would alInoat inevitably bring
back p part 81 the pIti bitter spilit
can aifdElse terFshia nplIiieAE
3Irang Gle in aeoFg ia, i. e., tho j1dssis
bIlity or n fiei -t6ta-finish 6etwoen
Hole Smith Joan. M: StaEon.
81 mas been oIen seoySt tilaS
Y {gernor Slatoa 8 Ultimate afah hiflol
Yrs the Unite States Senate. With
lsel ator Bacon q I've. tlsefe we're aapoF
IA aspnS SIT lio kcnl h; aijt ilpra soii I
tered the field against ilfEis ana con
egn9r Slatoas afly ehsilce was tS
s1ser tue: ltst i sssetas6T Smith
=. a matt ter; 81 u racS 36uie
save resulted tstl of cosIfsa 81 : oui6
9a futile to5sr ctJlate on the res
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81 Z so Fenafp9 silt I'll
bEali -
" u possibles Il fiope eh6snSiy of Rl,afll :
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gees that , Il he. a.
seep rom the 8pbennatnl.ial ehair "a
she ~ - SeHRfe clilaabes Fdsiigs A., &.
- - -
ms ambition II any oahoF way 2,
SssSlsnt 20 so lsaefe BY trying Us bes.f
who Is INN s, :. ISss
wee 20 GeorE - sifs s;s,ftss = n, Eiis
eeslste today. and iIe "a i,atu,ss Il !,
p9FhApP tbs ~ 4 <itS 2.
sss . ptQ1eos 81 ~ ....lls =
Ilse the friends hati the sseiS s. :
i've ones Of Slaten and Smith ,onss
"a. the hHllt nifia ssssf Z 6
zeareu tIsf Is -
oe Death 81 Bacon, mourn
"a py ~ Sal lss d ts.St fI -,
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5oteEil .ss.. ~ i s5
tspseis saF other Bf0hlilI 81 !
"a f3sk kaf I'M q 4 s.. J
Fss'Ises'y capsee IS Bacon s slsatii. ,Efpk
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New Orleans Cotton

Now Orleans, Feb.' TIT was a
dull, but steady session in the cotton
market today. The net results were
small, the close being unchanged to
2 points up. compared with the last
figures of yesterday.
AT the highest OF the day prices
were net advance of one to three
points. BuElish reports from the
spot department were chiefly respon-
sible for buying orders. IS .iIEsi)it5cl;
Spot cotton steady unchanged, Mid
ding! f3c.i:W rIisc ,bnG .ui,lgc.;i.,ss. !,
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In tne corn CLUBS. Nor Is 1t proposed
that interest in the corn clubs shall
be allowed to decrease. 1t Is. sug-
gestRd that thep6ottpn clubs be Dr.
ganized as an advanced tlassk, IFte
boy VINO has made study OF e6Fn
.. for one, two or three years is Gar
more: competent to take up the moro
plicatedf study OF cotton. II Is
reconIanetad ded therefore that tjays en-
tering our clubs for the first time be
urged to join the corr clubs and that
the cotton clubs be organized SO far as
possible from among the membership
of the corn clubs. 1t will be all right
especially for the larger boys. 30 con-
! tinue the corn work and at the same
tim1 take ui3 Ahe cotton. 81 :; s q %.
The fnemhers of the cotton clubs
will -be expected TO woriEth least two,
acres. Thus ractIcally every boy VIII
grow enough Sseed. cotton to mako 4
bale. The boy is advancing In tliis
work and Is more capable of iiatidling
larger amount S6f land ~ , likewise
he must have enough chtton so that
II caug beiginiled separately ana two
acres Is emphasized as the basis for
tho s9flI;: This plan will ALSO Hdke
q tehd dency TO classify he work. The
boy Wlao, has time and strength 10
work but one hci'e should be q. gnaIn-
Der of the corn club only. ~ ~,IG
1t is not advisable to get large nim-
ibcrs of boys into the cotton club this
year," It is far more advisable to
Shaye' siiGcesSfui = iienibnstfAt Hons m
ftvety case. %Afer that the question IA
autibers will take care Of ITSELF .
o, EtfzeS, liIia tad s. esorIg s5sil 0hn af
ranged" for In the same manner as in
the corn clubs, and, excent as Changed
Dy THIS circular, the general rules TOR
! EsS.s!satiOn as contained in our circu-
lar NO. A-74. will be observed in the
COTTON club work as we'll as with the
corn clubs. t.,s,:.7,
a It Is strongly urged shat thesorgaiiJ-
zattonS be perfected at ONCE ana fsie
nstlies and adnresses of the lneml l5fx
Of the clubs be sent to 9this: 6igice be-
fere the close Of the year, so that tlfsy
can be enroI!e ana circulars OF IN.
.struetions sent to-. the boys. II Is
quite disadvantage TO the work and
the workers for the lists to come in
as late as March df's;Aprik ana then
ltionr ID by the tlibleBhds. Tts viii In
We'll to instruct the Club members al
the first Meeting In regard TO getting
the best seed suited IN fhai. var!e::s;
siocaiitles, and alsoiEo rrge up0n thenl.
the necessity OF dAeii and ahn..::-l.
preparation of the soil before the
heavy frosts and freezes. OteanIze.
only such counties as are ready for
the work and elect only boys who are
~ sFeaEnest.' Sueeess In tliiB q work
means Q practical training. and etit,..
cation for the boy in line which will
be etul. Thorough knowIedgo and
wise and Jddicious ahpiie to the
task of production brings prosperity.
anu contentmerit to the farmer. I,
Approved: a. T. Galloway. chief Of
bureau: Bradford Knapp speciaf
agent In charge Farmers, Co-operetIye
Donor cnstratloA Work. o. b.. Martin.
assistant in charge Boys, demonstra-
tion work. sFfss $
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q a,I.iverpool Cotton {

liverpool, Feb. 17,.Acotton!M.gspot
Iih fair deIpaud; ,priceg easter. mid
ding fair 7.49; good ,fhfddling, t7.41;
middiing, 7.35; tow nlddifhg, 7.O5 !:
ordinary, Cos; good ordinary, 5.S7;
ordinary, 5.43. Sales, 5000; tnciud.
ing 1900 American and sec for spec
hlation and export, Receipts, $4,000,
including $4,000 American.
FHIures ciuye steady Bjeisy OH.
FGb-AfaFtl1, 6s66 1!2; March April,
G.6Ts 1-2asApril-Aay, ga; May-Jdne,
a,6a. June-Iuly. G,59 1-2: I..lv- Ai,g-
iust, 6.55 1-2: August-Sept., 6i4h;
Sent-oct, 6.3gsl Oct-Ncv. ga; Nov
Doe, 6.2Q; Dec-Jan. 6.19; Jan,Feb,
6.19.
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49,
, y lgashinesalls Iseb, ~ Tfis day in
NJ 2s IS 3 lcbif tos licid f.sr e
raj sef's ices Tor che late Senator 4. o.
Bacon Of Georgia.
ipnEned a. 1;st p m. to neon
Hease. 3:
Let AZ II q M
cons funeral.
lnderendent tobacco iianngacsnx
els lgsa the ullieisFs sirna see rios
q aillend the Sherman Jaw.
# 1ne III d leasi 3 :
Ealil i.s9f dsSel 1an s.
Z - nI1f11 us751fI cffqu
a. rsirai credits Isefs1atl6n bsfSre
tEe banking eosetnitaee
{ Debate continued IN sifsrai IA.
BIZ. IS -S,'''s-
sayal bill takee aD 81 naval conn.
E'RlstsEsve bIl Tor tso if.sy 81 tlie siS
prptlesea Ice ndiniFdlA Is tea.
Ssff9drned az b:Ss 5. IA. to noon
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COTTON CLUBS FOR BOYS
. VI WELL BRING RICH PRIZES
THE GOVERNMENT WISHES BOYS TO SPECIALIZE ON
COTTON As THEY HAVE BEEN DOING on CORN
- SPECIAL PRIZES HAVE BEEN OFFERED

In most OF the territory now COW
cred by the :. Farmers Cooperative
Demonstration work, cotton is. the
principaf crop grown by tile fsgmers.
Tho edication OF southern boy will
be far from complete unless he has
made study OF this wonderful plant
which does SO much to clpthe the
iEorld,sIRnd wiIteh iIiH FeOan sybaEss' is
becoming important as source OF, oil
ana = feed Sniilcient,- investigations
haye been made and trials had to con-
vince us that there is need and de-
man for cotton clubs.
>: :iFlbee qllisat of the Boys Dcmonstra-
tion work are: First, to afford the ru-
raj teRcher q simple and easy method
OF. teaching pFanticaL agriculture IN
the schools In the way it must be ac-
1uffed to- be pf any real service,
NAMELY, .Ey actual work upon the
farm. Se5eEd, To prove ;tHat there is
more in the soil than The farmer has
ever gotten ont Oft; to inspire boys
with love or the land By showing how
they cam get wealth out OF it BY 'tilling
It In bettergwa and thus lie Help
ful TO the family and the neighbor-
hood. Third 10 giee the boys III sist
finite worthy pilrpcse an bf To sstiinu-
late fEtepdly rivalry among them. :;
Z; III aSe og!ects Were stated in Tie be-
ginning md the boys corn clubs or
geniaed II Pursuance thereof, opened
tho deyesRof the .soutiI to it's possibil-
lilies In the production OF corn and have
an. interest In aepIcuIiire.
andg especially in tae pl,oductlori OF
home, supRHtis,a Practical iessOas, like
the lessonsin any system OF dlieatf6fp
must be progressive Hence we beS
lievo the time has arrived when few
OF the best pf the, Corr :.ub boys can
progress from. corn pre- .uction to cut,
ten production and thus widen their
useful knowledge and at the same time
gtEat tict1 basis for a thorough sys%,
tenn OF Modern agriculture. Tie lesg,
CONS oflRE6pafiSn, sced sslection and
=. ttiTttiun wifi pc corfiif-
ued as glieds to cotton and in bD1i
weevil seSticns? they win he shdaHn
the depa ftnleHt's method OF raising
cotton under BOIL weevil conditions.
rs In the casd bf tie boys corn clubs,
Where the work is being organized the
Sqtrt SUB ntendsnts Sof education.
esIIl lefE Gan best re aolll the boys;
ies e ell ti5Ps Oh county and
thu ttllan1 the. teac chesrd hdse he able To
lnaintain Interest In things of the
fisrm afd lie, boys TO Squire valuable
The lessons slF iiiversi-s
flsak kion Will be- made protninent. 1T
VIII thus, Vie peme anl easy matter to
lRRfesa The mel mheyE Of the clpbs with
eepn {DFiT:ctp 81 s.sofs
fstil al 6illnaIit 6f tfee
systen tenn ri ~ 70 ton. atld ti iies 3
psins q more i8FFfi food crops,
Tor c6t Ton ,iIr h., each gener-
1, ls advent Of the
tt IEsil fifti7fs }fsffsliffss sicBii . system im-
s3st f Tic sefh Clubs.
{, & NO batter agency can be found to-
teach tt.rs..ss ~ .;szs...s :ss.anse tha
energetic psrseyerIng southern boysI
ttyt-
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the sprenrrangedi understanding that
sles apnointee shalt retire when Via
Urinary comes and not run "a snc-
|ld0eu htmseif, It fBg quite within tsi.s
t;itiii
SioFeFHpr SIatoI can then himself or,
ter, ns lfac0n's s1ccessor Id, the ISffli
mary and election: Tho only, possi.3
Die. orstncle would bo 5itfls noti0si
s.:;ss fsaTeii5l furJ S0IIia Tiiie;
tiiat sbutli OF Geofgie's -IS. S. slsifntbfsl
tSilo fld3 q ot oiale from North iat
nut IL is VofntS ctiS ~ I'm rn:3i,x
other tss 81 u iited SsieI3
tors Softfe ff,ltii the stIiff6 "a
Hnai that the one cEs9gihft tia1 fhfng Il Elss
iiF !is that wherever iey Coils ffoIliiiis
~ ih hft6Fi d n Sdt tfreI5 on
iiittlxi duaE asttt0 how itsgsIIs ne aslI fi9S
viii serve 'th0lf interests OF 9 tH
3whOie State. a 3 NJ 4,sSsl
81: J1aEe HEnsialt Or tho IoeaI ISSyGfIfIe
says 5iiszI - - AZ.
cent of the cott1as mills or Geof'gifs
aEc violating the provisions 6f the
4ls.=s = tIlat son ditiOh8 r. tl,sIs
5ndi sidllala sIise t6 nrt Ila Id i,,is
K Judge Ttudhii seea III - e1ss s.
aftucaticn the onl 81 pei fnAfieSit sSli
ton OF tho eiisid le III f.
sfsys til1s be- Il 10 u ifas ii IN IN a.
Pc raced any way, ana Ia at Ylse. a6i,l1
l,lsfat tionas soI it which would 6Iif1e vi sif8
|;conll lil eorg etslEat iong ci,sl "a IS 4 ~
|ileds tllBt like other 81, rae 81 ~ ~
nEo5lem have been handled 81 tlieI
past 3 s,s = y s''s
bat aboess IS "a n s, 4 fa
ter q mann ~ s0E ltIIi II N 4 y -
part of the defense es o. e. AZ 4 f,6 VIII
wfloi i se cls 4 iseii u itts.
20 Isnsn s. tax I'D b..
ne ShafBaiti SIS fhat the kNs1 yapli1s
tanfiits not only toon ali. the IS 4 ~
Inc ehatliEt klfS { sfad a - 3 *
iaEe, but i lsDS ss i "a M 4 iis ssssI =
and drive it away, fesvsis 3 Iss3Si Ss.ss,.1 s
ing BY tiie roadside. q
szsfsJ f5iss u S,5 .s5f
other hblil.Apa h,lE aelIt s. ~ t,ss,s
nave ever desrelis ID police eeaft s.
AitaOngh babies and w
81 Other Va,anintS esoSfk sI,re selss -
have 6sea 1atrhd from iIia 3. ma q
under llle plgeela b0st s i,,sYi.
sneis sallt Is eiiles sosiIls to az IS
thiag else sliaf can hs done ise &.
q psQ lsnae and the III esslSZ
niasn thht thes are bsiae 81 a.
Just rs balserl9 Is
Y 1a esa3 3foaai Col - On. rn =.
4Adh pay IS iu colnlnnn nj casion wif6
tle fallsQad iicidla a sfso oii
6itll. hefdfs "a sEhf1 IL lsEsllss - ssa.s
eafsysuE osSt 9 geneta nlpgealeist
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sseas ALLOW .sis. 81 ice
70 our 81 "a 10 a., 4, & S: 8
ar1;saeleh ehhoes i5r the kind sssss arles
rendered ~ ne curing the deSl 81
onf 0eeg wife md tilnt 79s tsei,
hFance. : I, :, ~ ~.
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Cotton Gooslaa.

New York. Feb. 81 f.--lfen,s wear
agents today advanced sprfces sc d
yard on staple fall goods, Gotten.
goods markets wefe STEADY WIFI n
fair trade reported 81 sha iiesbbhbss hssSTas *.
Deliveries were greatly inaneie BIZ
snow, SILK markets were, actiyes i s
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New, York, Feb. 17.-Cotton was
quiet today, but prices ruled general
Iy steady and closed steady. but
unchanged to 0 points higher. After
some scattering liquidation there
was very little pressure against prlc-
cs. The cables were about as due.
but the local market opened. STEADY at
a decline, of tor5 points uHdeFselIr
Ing attributed TO recent buyers, With
first prices here lower than due on
the showing of Liverpool, there was
considerable buying by houses with
English connections. possibly to re-
yorsc Btraddles, which helped, to- alb.
sorb the carly offerings.
NEW YORK M,ARkRP.' ..
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days. 2 81 o sIx nscutliis.s3 I'd a
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