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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-01-04
NO. SQ1.l


G. M. Wood VS.. A. II. Prltchard ct ais
In this cause it appearing from The returns Of
ihe sheriff and the affidavit of the solicitor for
the complainant that,G. M. Baber, one of the
defendants, is a nonresident of the State Of
Tennessee and is a resident of the State of Texas,
so that the ordinary process Of law can not be
served upon him; it is therefore ordered by the
clerk and master that the said G. NJ, Baber enter
his appearance in this cause on or before the
first Monday in February, 1901 it being rule day,
and make defense to said bill of complaint, in
which the complainant seeks to collect three
notes, or the same will be taken for confessed
and the cause SET for hearing eXparte as to him
This January 2, 1901
w. J.. MORRIS,
Clerk and Master.
A. V. BOWLES,
Deputy Clerk and Master.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-01-04

A prosperous and happy new
year to you, fathers. You have
thought your individuality worth
perpetuating, and have won an at
tribute whose name belongs to God
himself. You are an autocrat
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-01-04
sHERlFF's SALE OF LAND.

S. L. PrELER, attorney Tor plaintiffs.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-01-04
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
JNO. r. WALKER,
Referee in Bankruptcy

S. L. PEELER, attorney.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-01-04
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of the power vested in me on October
end, 1900, as trustee of the Holiday Dry Goods
Company, of Holiday, Tenn, will ON
Wednesday, January 8, 1901, in the iowa
of Holiday, Tenn,
offer for sale to the highest and best bidder 522
acres Of land transferred to me, as trustee, by
M. w. Baber, lying and being in the second civil
district of Benton County, Tenn, said land being
bounded as follows:
Beginning on the southwest corner Of 640acre
entry in the name of the president and vice-pres-
ident of the University of North Carolina, runs
east 40 poles to a stake thence north $50 poles
to a double poplar; thence west 273 poles to a
stake with Spanish oak pointers; thence south
1874 poles to a stake and hickory pointers thence
west u poles to "a black oak and hickory pointers;
thence south 112 poles to a stake thence east 230
poles to the west boundary line Of the said $40
acres; thence south poles to the beginning con
tanning, by estimation, 522 acres, be the same
more or less.
The above described land is we'll improved:
Has good four-room frame dwelling with two
side rooms, three brick chimneys, metal roof, and
cisten; large stock barn, which also has a els
tern convenient; tool sheds, good orchard, three
sets tenants houses, and about 800 acres cleared
land in good state OF cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash, the remainder in two equal pay
mentsof six and nine months. A lien will be re-
tanned on land for deferred payments.
viii first offer the property in three parcels
then altogether, the-best price closes the sale.
This December to, 1900.
VIZ. HARRISON, Trustee.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-01-04

WhosoeYer has suffered from
piles knows how painful and troub-
lesome they are. Tabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment is guaranteed to cure
piles. Price, so cents in bottles.
Tubes, rs cents. Sold by all drug
9lsts.
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nusINEss ANNnnNonMrNr-

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Tor three months, which positively must be paid
~ advance. All subscriptions win be promptly
stopped NJ expiration OF time paid for
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Al the rate OF 3 cents per line We viii furnish
rates Tor display and local advertising ON appllca-
tIon.
News commmlcatonsan articles on questions
Of public Interest are solicited, but we assume no
responsibility tof the expressions contained Ia an
such communications and articles published
Remltlanees can be made iu various ways that
are perfectly safe, but an remllances sent are al
risk Of The sender
All remltlances and business communications
should be sent to TRAVIS BROS,
Camden, Tenn.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

To the Creditors of the Holiday Dry
Goods Company.
The creditors of the Holiday Dry Goods Co.
are hereby notified 70 file their claims for pro-
rata distribution with me, at Holiday, Tenn, or
with my attorney, S. L. Peeler, at Camden, Tenn,
on OF before january IS, 1901
This December i9 1900
a21.2 Nv, Z. HARRISON. Trusted.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-01-04

Nlsllnl eyes watch your ever look
and word, and eager minds strive
to mould themselves on your char
acter You have provided for your
self an earthly Immortality, sec
oud self to take up your ambition
aud carry ON your works of good OF
evil So, may this year be happy
to you happy because you have
had courage to undertake respon-
sibility, and confidence in your
worth and in your good intentions.
M#M
A bright and happy new year
to You, mothers. Consciously or
unconsciously, you have made the
great sacrifice. You have risked
pain, sorrow, anxiety, and death it.
self, in the sacred hope of He
brew mother, that to you may fall
the honor Of bringing into the
world some prince Of peace. That
sacrifice was a dedication. You
are a priestess forever So, may
this year be happy to you; happy
in the knowledge of your high call.
ing; happy in the discharge of its
holy duties; happy in the hope that
your constant care may furnish to
the world being worthy to hand
on the torch of lofty deeds; happy
in the thought that you have forg-
ed another link in the chain Of love
whose clasp is held by God.
#**
A happy new year to you, dear
invalids Does happiness seem a
mockery, and our very wish almost
an unkindness? Nay, we know it
is not SO; for the same power that
permitted the demon Pain to work
his will with you, chained him to
the angel Patience, and you will be
happy in her tender councils. For
she whispers to you that all is not
in vain; that souls hungering to do
good deeds love to minister to you,
and that from your agony are borne
into the world pure self-denial and
sweet compassion. May, then, the
breath of sympathy so stir for you,
during this year, the sullen waters
of affection, that they break into
the laughter of a summer stream.
A tranquil new year to you, aged
ones. You have anchored in the
haFbor, and only wait the masters
call to land. Meanwhile the wa
ters are calm around you. The
anxious captain, and the busy sail
Ors sleep, and the weary helmsman
stretches his-strained limbs. You
can watch the changing sea be-
You'd, smile at its sunny stiffness,
send warnings of storms, and coun-
sci the strife wherein your past is
done. Your fellow veterans are
moored beside you, and cheer you
with their brave, familiar features.
Together you live again in tender
thought the varied voyage Of life;
together hail the newly-trimmed
craft that pass outward on some
unfinished quest-rejoicing that
they may gain fresh courage by
seeing you safe sheltered after
the storm, and shoal, and strife.
X Xxx
b And now success to all.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-01-04
FRIDAY, JANUARY A, 1901.
sOME NEW YEAR THOUGHTS.

A happy new year to you, boys. !
IL it isn't, it ought to be- An I'M
happy boy is like a chicken that
laysno eggs. Ifyou are not happy, |
Justlook within to see whatiswrong. !
The fault must be there; for you
have no cares, no anxieties, no re-
grets What privileges you have
to make You happy! A home with
all its comforts, leisure for sports,
holidays and merry-making Even
your school is made attractive, and
learning easy. Ask your fathers
how lessons were thrashed into
them, how hard and monotonous
were their schooldays, and then
contrast your own advantages.
How grand, too, is your health! /
You can not even realize the sad
ness and gloom of the sick room,
WEAKNESS of the dyspeptic, the
hopelessness of the invalid. Your
toothache and your headache come
from your own folly or carelessness,
and you have only to deny yourself
ID candy and pastry for a few days
and you will be as we'll as ever.
A happy new year to you, girls
and maidens. You and the boys
have equal rights to happiness; but
do not confound yours with the So
called "Woman's Rights" There
are innumerable rights III which
men and women are equal, but do
not forget that equality does not
necessarily imply identity. You |
have the right to learn all that the
boys learn at school, to exercise
your bodies as they exercise theirs,
to play, to travel, and observe, aud |
work, and rest as they do. But,
though you do all these things, do
them as women, lest forgetting the
distinction Nature, herself, has
made, you gain more than your
rights and lose all your privileges.
So, may this year, the beginning of
the new century, be happy for you;
happy because you realize that you
are women, and that, like the skill
ful general you may win full many
q fight in which you handle neither
sword nor gun.
#@#
A fruitful and happy new year
to you, youths You are fortunes
favorites. On you she showers her
choicest gifts. You have the heart
of child and the will of man.
Days full Of innocent happiness are
behind you. Golden visions lie be-
fore you. Myriad pleasures open
around you. Hope rests upon your
heads love is in your eyes; courage
in your breast; the world is at your
feet, and, for you, there stretches
now new century. So may this
year be happy to you Happy, be-
cause your eyes are clear to recOg-
pize your many gifts; happy that
passion does not weaken your heart,
nor affection hold You back from
high emprise; happy in your rich
inheritance of life, and in the wis
dom not to waste its glorious full
ness.
@#
A prosperous and happy new
year to you, fathers. You have
thought Your individuality worth
perpetuating, and have won an at
tribute whose name belongs to God
himself. You are an autocrat 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
las CRUCES

From bona Ana Co. Republican.
Mr. and MIs g. IS StdIlIup arc fr.
cent arrival. from E.eDN. Conn Mr.
Siailiug has taken tl, position 90
clerk 90 tho UltUl goo, o. .Iua.Uu
Konr.t Newer aged lT g.
dent OF Nosilla Iark died from aHth
ma leaving vito and one child Nr
NclvDr was native OF England. but
had lived coo the Park for ught coz
nine years
Work ON the d lophone Zinc 40 or
gan has made some progress during
thc week Geo spite OF tho bad weather
Word received by j n MAY was 90
Tho OBJECT that eight nib of wire are
y,t to De- strung
Part ~ the roof of the Mariluoito
house on East Lee street weakened
hy tit rain uf thr uieht before foil
100 WniuH day morning only two
persons dgr 100 tho house. M Bruce
and q Mexican but tau roof over
their part Of tho house remalnH Zoo
tact Tho building o. owned hy simon
Blum a former resident Of th. town
" y Davis. of salem ~ Na ur
rumpauitd hy two daughter. bias or
rived nj Mrs JDrrDua and HIl rr.
main fDr some time one uf tha young
ladies is q health .n.Enr who bp.
D., pn 40 las Vegas for several month";
and has nuw como tU Lus Crupr. tu
enjoy "a mi'irr climate She aud hur
IHtc. expect o. remain aII uIufur
Mrs NurT.rrtuu accompanied tho
party from LAS VEGAS and likewise
a'rIrd room ut NrH Irrels
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

Th D.nyr" papers give tho follow
JOB. account Df the Hamilton 1aramiilu
.IH.ns ai Colorado Springs on
.HH dlE of lust wrpk
80 noon Thur duy boz tho parlur
Vi f. NuJl.r hotel Miss Annette
IWHuI.u 'f El Itlto became IA
|. 90 John ID Hamilton. Of Den
. IN. wedding occurred Boo the
."'H u1r,l. which was decorated
"fh anthUmumH and palms
E.E l.thU Alruuy. ~ El Rito. was
iH. officiating clergyman Miss Laura
&c. Bowling uf Chicago was maid OF
Bono. Hui NirI MARI Jaramlllu
E Mary Upton. thc former sister
~ 'H" bride anl tho latter from san.
fH I" Hurn tho bridesmaids W W
HHft. Uf Denver was best man
After Che c.r W0uy. tho party
wont to one of tho private dining
H0w where au elaborate wedding
N.HEiut OF ton Clur.s was served
fN taHl. decoration consisting %
golden gate ana brides rUsgF were
.. l'rIh 1h" fgh'. VuH round ou.
HuI covers wore lal flT twelve.
seated me the tah WD.. tho bride
.H groom. NIn ~ 3. IgTHmIII1 NI..
Marie Iaamlip aud Mr. Vaup.aIau
IlramI''1 mDthDr sister and brother
fhH brides Fptbcr AlveInoy. Mrs
Boo N.IF uf hrntrr. cousin N tho
I..I Nr Atwood OF Cleveland
ohio hUtbDrinigW NJ the groom
NI Mary rIpion Uf santa o.. MISS
Laura Bowling uf Chicago w w.
Butte uf Denver ana George Look.
halt nf This city.
'rhr wedding parts l.n fof ID uyrr
rhursdaY evening from which place
tHn bride Ani groom w.|l ig8y, for "a
HUu"Fw .n 'n the Da.t after which
th.t a'' make their home in poa
ycr"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
e. PAso WON
Sundays Game Captured by a Score
Of 50 10 8-Fey Items.

sundays Game Captured by \ Score
Of 50 10 Stew Items
IN pul won the third game of the
.ori. PLAYED at the Pass city h,
tween tho Albuquerque and EI pa.u
team tha score being a To- IS. Gb.
#u pitched tor EI pBso ana Uurho
Cor AIHulu.ruun Frum ihn uinypr
Who ua .l through Ahuqu thIe
morning Goa roul. east 20 was aspur
tanned that tbru were = ll} paid ad.
mI ..uus tn yesterdays gamo and the
.HaI stand was crowded to its ul
most capacity both teams coming BOO
nr q fuu mt8agr. of applause aud
Hururue.maui ny thH rUuiru bells.
Wrsaphuu.H uTd Instruments of ,t.
cry description with which "a Noise
could bs made were greatly iu pyi.
Cons. The stars iu gH#teI DAYS
mWp were Robinson. third h3sn. HrI
NIrr l.n Grld. both of whom Ils
ungu.shad themselves hy thoir Hu.
Ir'liuH ana cnrDiiN WORK uf tho bat
Hughes was pounded f1r eighteen
base hits
Those OF tho players who came up
fhis morning moot uf whom cOuf'u.
mod cast VtT. Gibson. Gear E.t.h.
am Robinson NuHHu Miller. L.WDO
and Tee of Ga" Western league. uud
llartzoll RayW.r FluhDrf ana Sic
GHun of %, National league
Froi Raymo ana w.f. remained
I'm Albuquerque and win spend tHr
winter here uurtlnIl Nmn.uod over
nu1 viii probably decide 90 tails. up
Dis residence loo This city
Van HaltrDu oui Chance wore 90
l"oyn El Pes0 this morning for Cali
fowia
Tho players all expressed them
solves us delighted with the treat
mnut received az El pnao ana express
themselves o. being VOL satisfied
Roy Mcdonald caught hr tho Al
huqu.rlup representative through
uut the three games and tho silto.
usu t was made hy several of che
payers that to Roy aa much ur moro
than ans man nu tho team is due
che credit of winning The one gam.
rautWod hy Albuquerque.
~ was also learned chat the pro
posed tour throu.h ~ Nico ION
through for the reason that the prom
o.ltlOu was tn finance the arFrrr0
ton hy subscription which could not
hn secured Tor the reason that tho
people have another fund to raisr Tor
come charitable Woioct which took
precedence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
SILVER CITY


"','
mlh ~ IT, hlAn ana Niti' dalfh
,... 'hari1ii'. returned in ih'ir sunny
no" 'Ai'n hniho after ihirD
mouths l.ii WIN if''hds zoe ONO
MT ana Mf. Joseph NI1riigr ar.
.u.N' i'Hh ,h' l'l parable i'"H OF Their
.I'I' d"HFhl.i MARY Emma VINO dl'1
up iila 'il l"si Flldh} morning Ih.
l'''' one lacked hni tr" days Of
".nA NY. u'hlla oll
nn'iA ans clarence
mum. Hi'IE most enjoyable Visit
WIN i,'iIy NAil'n ana inmil, l'ii
i'f '"iII gao. "H,'y ih"} VIII tour
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
a FINE SHOWING.
crrItor,aI Fair Committees Report
Shows q Neat Sum over All
EAuuunnr.

A meeting ui th. auditing commit.
..e nt thu IusItY al Fair us-ucIu.
luu thi.ssls. Hoh,r. Myers ami Put
I.Fl was b ld Iu the office ot sccrr
aiE D. D. N,Cauua Gu Saturday at
uHau for th. pJIuu#. OF auditing
ihu accounts Their report of au ro.
.".p. uuI expenditures. published uu
600. second par. on. This issue. mi, rit-
lu. careful al,ut.uu ul ,ya yona
tUu ua. iu aU Hag Interested u
100. recent Territorial aI, % VIII
' ."u that th. % uciatllu Inns On
HauI do. SUM uf sstaal au amount
which win Da hclU until u.vt ysnr.
when it uiI hu uu over 90 fbl
Twenty leraud muuu Territorial
dlr association. 1h. officers aud
committees am deserving Of much
1.Nlt Tor the manner boo which the
recent fair was conducted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
cLARKE-YEARolN.


PcEtmaEtcr ~ pcminq Leaves the
Bachelors Club and Marries.
last Wednesday October %. at
uF.. hure Tenn. Miss Francis Year
BIN uf th. above numod place and
Rodney ~ Clark. ~ DsmiuR y NJ
with tH. above .tnTrutYprd Motto.
thy D"mIuE Headlight takes pleasure
Boo auuOuuo.ug 'n taH host of friends
with which tnI. t.HH. couple nru
blessed their stare 40 Oh Journey
down lifnH path 1. ono
MifH hrarF.u w ana most IN
Furahly known boo % ming. having
pout The uuHt gpor ia our midst az
teacher 81 ulUeuru Doe ouf public
school ana hy hDr charming WAYS
son tho hearts of aI with whom I'D
cam Iu contact '.#H lHHIr.u will
.r"i,, warm welcome on her re-
turn tu our midst HH Mw u O.
'larks
Rodney g Clarke lB 500 well and
fayunlly known ln uIr city that our
remarks regarding him Heom super
huoua 40 this time stlll We cannot
ffaln from saying that iu our pop
ulal pu tuaf'.r tho nril. hl secured
Ia prize ... fT.. Hu.i# Ia we'll
known and appreciated Dos ....s man
and woman iu fhIH community
AWuuF fhn many vino wi'i ruuErHt
1'1ir ih. hHHr. couple on thrir ar
fIFa. hum" non WIIi RIsh them
happy and u.HcHfG. Journey down tho
I.FUr OF iIfr aith NOR. iurprIty than
wI' tho writer
Wr aud NH CLARKE arc expected
200 arrive Iu u.mur about Oh last
11. uf frN month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
rive TO NOTHING.
El 9aso Defeated b. Albuquerque ,n
Saturdays Game.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

tHne DO .u.,t.t hlt Nr Hop
per 5000 ..H '. 90 fI ruunl hcro
tn start tI.ua moving The ufc re-
Hf iUH ,.uIHU. H. Oscar Turner.
president William Geo johnson see.
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HrI NI.l.Y. UuI' u4uIr.
dHuu.. u.HIIt Hn occurrence
Hat i.m u.rHr BOO I.iHnufo took
pu.. Iu ih. rru. uf tn. residence
ut NO. and N. g. vs. GALES Tues.
IuF ,F u.uH IH. contracting uar.
N.. vu.. 80. Anderson Vs. shar NJ
and N. Nuu. % Gray. and IT,.
Horace Gray HnI JIH N.Ma a.
k..tu 8l. Itu ulr Lake valley.
excepting 500 -.HH.fg who lives
u.lf Whit. OHEH TnD corr muny vas
performed hy 'uIs Smith
49, Or w... .U.I.HntIi,. vB. a
I.|E.#I NTI.. F.Hr GOO. MHuts
....H D.r u..H perfect satisfaction.
NI .....u..H HE De- bel 900. beet remedy
fHr .0ugha .Yidt lNwrt and lung tr1u.
hi.H Dc UHpn. Cosmopolitan
Whom aur.r.HF Hum mpkiue cough
tHt. THa. mo- i.I.. Honey tnl Tar.
Th. HHr.ur.f nUI Dbl. followed luI A warm
ert.fII f..IIr# ..H U...Hr rf thc parts
Affected 0lu .. Experienced Aiwradp
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

loo the cas-, ~ Eva Nurkos VS..
John NurGlIs the ma .tcgs report
Na. confirmed aud nnnl Judgment
t.r unsoutc divorce was granted tho
plaintiff
Tho case uf The Etft National
bank of Ark0u city against Joseph
Baluu w1H tried This mor ing and
ludgm"nt was fuIui for defendant
for costs.
lu the cas-, Of Truttor & Bon vs..
q. a McNim AMI wife Judgment was
rendered iu favor uf defendants.
s uHH suit was nlod in the district
count thi. morning by BIho a. Co
against y " Coleman ON an open
account
jose Maria H.rual has Instituted
WIt for divorce nralust his wife.
EpIm,uia luc.ro de- Beruul.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

Conductor Mir. Harrleun. one 81
On" most popular railroad men on tho
pccus valley limos died Of heart ais.
ease ou the train arriving here from
Tho north Monday llo WIS not
known t1 ba niiuF and II was only
atior u prolonged stay Ia tn water
closet after leaving tho station az
MrNilhr ib.t suspicion was aroused
among tH t.IU w'u Tho door was
found locked Bono .U,r, was made by
tH. window .al ll1rigan was
found quit I..f DIVING ON tho noor
liarriRau $685. a Hh.r OF the O n.
o. Fort Worth hodge, and was CON.
rurlnby noI H..d for money. he
seemed il hs.u mo- near relatives.
and 90. I"rt Worth lodge Instructed
that u'. body b.. shipped to that city.
which 1906 dom Tu siay Carlsbad
ArruH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

'rife Indian foot race ..........
HH'i partial 0NptnrU tflN I1r
ThI.L iUiiHu1 ........... .t......
~ Maynard trnula cups .....
N bore, races. f1lr HruuuiH ..
n.y. 'Np.nsU Gallon basket ball
,t.on. ,lican rrottlur associa
> rost'Nask,t BON game ....
i. W'i powder Hnd fuse
lHli lorHrBrh. uhhnu. ..........
guy mon fu .r.EIUNlug s.Hri
iEHi Nui Ores fuaIHf with tod
n \ IfIwhIr. HNuIItu ilurDH
IIi'IIE .fIHU IU ~ UHf and rU.
,lik.F tIlunui. ptrrnhtUu hail
HHpnr labor and hif, ......
>. ~ ualar.is lumber fm ~
~ 3 uI,k,s d8,ar, arl
go iHr BON paid Iu IINlr.
.l M''iI'r. htuIr. Lumbar ID.
".'.f ff.HHH
''mm. f.'1i ruh rn.ma far m,u.
o. W rlt, uurd trla u.t., T.,
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WMm,, Co. hauv... r.ro b.
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u % ssatt SALARY .r.rt..
.NI tNlui Keeper Including ua
NH'1r" h.wi hI h.u. .........
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

Nm Iu. slDuu mI N.. Iuue.t..
#hp just rntu u.f from HL tended.
600, tu California H.I week. W.r.
pleasantly surprised 90 ttlr bonn
last SHi rIuE evening "a. Ga a.n.
urmb.r Uf tUn.I l..uf. alto. "a
plea aut cy.u1-. which WH .p ut uf
playing music E5moH rtr refresh.
ne ut wyro Hey.d aud all went
bone smiling w1 happy over thH
pleasant time ttny had
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

The funeral uf Michael Tito. who
Iici ot h.a apartments ON south
First street Tact Saturday from CON
ampluu occurred this morning
lum ihD undertaking parlurH of q.
" strong a. Sons. iut,rmut b,nE
santa barnura cemetery. The dp.
."ue.I "a. about 800 t0aTs cot age
tc /. survived hj "a vito and three
'il' children Zoo thI# city, aul many
.l"l'F'a boo DTS native country italy