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PIANOS-Uutn January ], we ouer ,a,nl
pianos in stock az special !iSSEos Coz.
Is snap Tor tHN1 Ivy '.,,n,sitr Rice
gan a Bror Main street, "lP'9''1 IN
=, T-. moved
OLD HOJ 81 Iot sue t4t@Pi tsgI ~
OF premises ApIy 1lLo So-a-,-',- ri
FOR SALE Emerson square piano rG Sa
stool. SO; gas tause' 49,. strppfs
Muat Washington ana D'l"''
near Drummer ---.---------------
S24 90 BUYS the new highest gIaiunginn
drawer drop head, oG a 'S s56S6 for The
Ne1 tyo,nC ", Domestic: S2loO for The |
Wt,f,i. ig st,,',, s5l 90. Wheeler * VIII |
mtg s W. li'irr-cf9 sis 20. Burdlcb. /
$40 s.; seroco SS92 3D., , mor I{ Ssr5 5s free
machine catalogue ana Hpst H .99ts rno-lo, |
10 Scars. Rocbucs & CO.. Chicago,
- I----'-irrT and fjfty feet
Srnt ,,nI ,3,rot fan.n, i'm cool condition, |
DR. W n Erkn6rIt 20
~ y ,-7--7--i-g Miami
500 Will hl IN ,lt.. tii+, t5i rr5p viii |
Gi eay N"'Y iC5 ,'tns rr5 black prairie that
viii nrp,hlaa GUuu bushels rice amy year !
Uny itOt EqeIp Lake. III
--J TI777-r
FEAT HEl'S-N.'r -4-N' '0s al
q M cord
FINE pkl 1AN rhugg' a- seg tx
IeAAs lel -. l--- l------- -
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PINGREE s. shoes for ladies, S5'9'' %
Merits. -------
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WANTED a position by comPf8sooyy in,
experienced milliner. Address 80
NuyasOtu, Texas. ----fs
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TSELL THE PEOPLE
n what you want.
FOR RENT.

TWO nicely furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; all convenences; references
exchanged. Apply go st. Emanuel street
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rio MILAN, newly furnished front rooms;
table uueXcellcd. -----------
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\ C6LORED WOMAN and daas9itfS5s5 Robin
work. Address Mary Roberts ''-' 81
street. ----------nbcr
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FIBST-CLASS rooms and board at I'ddii
Congress avenue. %
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COME IN AND LOOK at the 0TsIIfT and
ton Sale. IA
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

G5sESA. The Fraternal Order OF Eagles
TSFRx& meet the second and fourth Sun
AM%HA day in cash month at the Eagle
&T4ffW hall, 2071e Main street at 2 p.
MI m. Visiting brothers invited. {.
w. NJ. Bullock worthy secretary.
UNITED Commercial Travelers--f custom
Council No. 80 viii hold an important
ma interesting meeting Saturday. De
cember - at p. m. knights OF Pvthias'
hall corner Main and Prairie visiting
brethren are cordially invited 81
POST OAK GROVE No. 16, Woodmen Cir
Gle. will have called meeting tomorrow
(Mondayj afternoon at 2.30 at Odd Eel
Quested TO attend
MORE Christmas money by buying shoes
at De Merritt s: prices cut. &c
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FURNISHED rooms and board l- az
Texas avenue.
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MARRIAGE PAPER containing hundreds
Of Personal" advertisements Of mar
riageaDIe people. many rich, mailed free.
A. n. Gunnels. Toledo, Ohio.
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FIRST-CLASS bourd aud rooms, also daaSs
boarders. 1917 Franklin avenue -
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EXPERIENCED young lady 'ii5,irasi
desires positions rrIe'N" I.
0S1S this Office. --f.--.i
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SITUATION WANTED by a l'i. inter q
ored Fiji to nurse wait ON , q rs i5ll
work In a furniture store 9
RuthVeu street, IA
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MONEY TO loan un farms aud r9ncI1S NJ .
per cent; have buyers for fine farms. llsP
with me for quick sales T. j. Fiuck. reai
estate agent, san Antonio, Teyns
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WANT to borrow $1,000 or $500 ON vow
GNIj, this office. Ok
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OFFICE room for rent: one-haf Of room
2Ol. Moore-Burnett building. y
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BOARD AND ROOM.

CHOICE ROOMS; also 10 ms in S1ito;
modern house; close in; viii give meals;
reference exchanged. 6SSj, this oiilce 3
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LIST OF ANSWERS to advertisements In
this office for week ending, Saturday,
December p, 1902:
A. p, 1926: 6yl2; 6977; b. b; Butcher;
6au4 2l54; 6esl; 6HS2; Good Printer;
2lS2; 2lOT 696I; 1lS3; 6SO9; 3l35. Mrs.
s. C.: 2SSs. \. NJ; 6si4. 219o; d055, 219i;
6gq9; ll91; ESQ.,; 81; 69g2, 1892; l342;
l46S; 6943 23l9; 2119; $, 5000. 6S95;
1885; 2l20; 6S72: 21T2; AZ. 69JT; 6Sg7
6S75; 400.
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C0NTpETENT lady stenograpl9i,s,t, 10 be-
oosition; 70 good sncller and Wilt VIII iTndusth,
kin with small salary. Adat''' 81
ous. care this office. --------------~-
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WANTED-A position by an ~ 6,li,
young lady stcnosraph'l' 81
this office. -----,7- al
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'LoC-Secret OF making any one adore and
rs you above all rivals by the quick,
We and harmless method of the tropics;
Nv TO win and hold the affections, re
mite the separatel, succeed in business:
good luck TO everv undertaking. sent free,
Angeles, Cal.
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WANTED By lady OF rhhneul,s.l ~ assist
ms companion, housekeeGper, "' ~ fcrelces
with h6uscworl, IN good holh''
exchanged. 6ya9, tli- ol-l.1, ---s-Ires
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PFRsOEAII-YoUr fortune tod FROM cradle
to grave; send dime and birthdRte for
facts. Prof. De I.atour, Columbia, Tenn;
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NTHERS READ POST
W Want Ads. Do youp
A~~~~~~-~-~-~-~~>~--~-~~
FINANCIAL.

Make YOUR WILL NOW; LIFE * rs
CERTAIN. ALL WILLS IN W-IIIIr,iSi
THIS COMPANY is NAMED As Ey M
TOR WILL BE DRAWN AND DEP6S-
YOUR CONTROL, FREE OF EXPENSE
10 YOU. ~-NoA
HOUSTON LAND AND TREsr CO..
u HOUSTON.
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EDUCATIONAL

BANIeTER shoes 81 b. pe McrIffis
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LOST, FOUND, STRAYED.

$40 REWARD traycd-One dnuk bay
mare s years old 10 hands high; branded
II ana u connected on left shoulder; shOd
all around. Finder return TO 700 Con-
gross ayvuue and get reward. %
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NOTICE-The annual meeting of the STOCK.
holders of the Houston Gas Light com.
pany for the purpose of electlng directors
TO serve for the ensuing year ana the
transaction of such other business maj
may come before the meeting Will be- Lnif
ut the company's Office Thursday. Jgnu.
airy 10, 1908, Mt IL o'clock a. IN. John
NutHlH' a'CIelulS' liz
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ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED against
purchasing or trading for two vendor
lien notes executed 10y w h. Brlcc, and
payable 10 John A. Gaplen, as same has
been lost and have never been indorsed
10y me. John a. Cnplcn, 2ll fremont
street, Galveston. 3
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OWL STEAM DYE WORKS-Ladies, gen.
tlemen or childrens clothing renovated
and cleaped; satisfaction given or NC
charge. Citizens phone 1893 or lot7 Main
-
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BECOME independent and learn watch,
clock and jewelry repairing: in posses
sion OF this knowledge you can earn
large salary. Write for circular. st.
Louis Matchmaking School, St. Louis,
Mo IS
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TRADE OR EXChAiN--

i1IppoVTn cItv property md iin' brown
FOR stock MERCHANDISE
Hanetsyille. Texas. ----..i,,1iIdings;
COTTAGE on South End: a iar Inc IA,
nice nelghborhoodi neae eN' =
dress COCO, this ONCE
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NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETlNG-Notic
is hereby given that the board OF dircc-
Railway Company has called "a meeting
of The stockholders of said company 20
convene at the principal Office of the
company I'm Houston Texas, at L. o'clock
the election Of directors ana the trans
action Of such business as may be law
fully transacted at an annual meeting:
and has also called a meeting Of the
board of directors Of said company 10
convene at the same place on the same
day Immediately after adjournment Of
such stockholders meeting for the cleo
ton of officers and the transaction of
such business as may be lawfully trans
acted at an annual meeting Of the direr-
tors. T.. Dargan, Secretary 10
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LIN AINOlAI.
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VI ~ W ~ ,N4Mi LIFE is IN.
,Ti ltiS : t ~ Az MikLLS, IN WHICH
ron Will, BE bRAWSNH AZ az E&Etu-
TIED IN OUR VAULT SUBJFGrf %
YOUR CONTROL, FREE OF EXPENSE
70 YOU.
HOUSTON
S3OO0O TO loan ON CITY Dr@-,--7---------TT----
in, at & and per cent I'm amn,,pts ~
suit borrower; no delay Pye * Bolfrass
klam building ii
I WANT 10 borrow SI900 m. S1-c7 - -.
doris lien note; city property Xdd Eca
69I5. this office. IS
MONEY TO loan ON farms aud ranches 1t =
pr cr ,,, n.'oV 3uleIs ior me ianns; list
estate agent. San Nnforio r. icg.5 lueR' real
77TTz II : VI
'o ci,,n,S roai n, o. ~ uu{, selI aad ex
make Investments: haye sio1, ' }nl, and
elegant homes and residence. and ,%nioo
city lots for sale: also improved farNs
and acreage near the city AZ
$4,000 10 LOAN On Houston business or
ItsLuehcN Pl"PtilH one TO ten years; at
t,,,,ts ~ Iosirrd. ~, ~, ,n'untuy pay.
money. Apply to \, I' Mix s''!s. i9g y yons
Gtreet, or address p. o. box sos n
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| HAVE A Look at the fine shoes In
DE. ne 4lerlLI 5 Gas1 Keducllon sale 30
SURVEYS. maps aud blue printing; also
TSimVeiS . ma METAPHYSICS supplies Z;
$1,000 VI. .
Son 16tGi2 oi eonc on I.'i state sherry
- = ~ ~.
AlpN "a ~ LoAN on improved ia"ln lands
G Pi"h.aohS o lowest lnIgrest rates;
W W. Miller, 500 Khan block Houstmi,
Texas II
| l. LOAN MONLA on farms and ranches
IN south IGSas at low RITZ Of Interest
,,,i,sod ''O'0 MSS 'eNNo' ''eH Ao'sS
| VIZ STir RrA7. yer, ATT, ,o..o.
| where located. Call or write and fcIi ma
what YOU WANT. List yoar property
/ with us. We advertise 81. oan c. Penn
! * Co., 40 Kan building. Houston. II
off mortgage; owner will sell few Heights
lots cheap ior caSI' toI bargain see p
~. elu !c5t' 'Oo9 4eA"9 avenue o,1
4-5957e - ~
issucd Inv reliable old line comnenIes ,y..
l Giparv Iifn ruGuvguou- tonfir. ss-ni.
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED

WANTED Furnished rooms for light
no children. Address osiS. this office %
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FASHIONABLE DREssAiAKING. Z
ssiana ltreet.

~ sY-Send e for big descriptive list,
/N~s>s or gentlemen; many rich and want
SPsAA HARRY. Mutual Exchange, Denver,
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''Do 1T NoW"-THEe Heptol, cleanse thu
system OF Impurities and keep we'll
Heptoi is palatable, harmless and regu.
lates the liver; guaranteed by all drug
gists. Price 35 cents,
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FOR RENT-Sx-room cottage, with bath
one block Of car line. 1908 Austin ST. 2
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OHEsT PROTECTORS, Chamois Vests,
Hot Water Bags at Lewyn & Andersons.
K
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Oh SALE-put Uu.Iursr power BOILER,
one 3.hOrsc power boiler one l4A2O Atlas
engine, one double saw mill Win three
5o-luch saws and top aw, one ihraa-
block carriage, three reliance dogs. one
h'er and Stoweli SXl2 twin engine feed.
one bull wheel rig one slab elevator f.. in,
about 500 feet thrce-qulrtcrucl steel
chain, one fou-saw gang cdgrr. one two,
saw 20lcot trimmer, one cuyrl automatic
saw sharpcucr, one iron cutoff saw rio
sha:ting and pulicys. Wade ~ Miller,
Tlmpsou. Texas ~
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PERSONAL.

uORE Christmas money by buying shoe
at De Merritt s; prices cut. g
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LOST Cashiers check on South Texas Ma
tional bank for $500. No. 1884, date De-
cemOer 20, 1902, payable TO II. W. VIII.
mott; not Endorsed ana all persons are
hereby warned In negotiating for same
In any way. 30
LOST Gold bow knot pin with forget-me-
nots and diamond in center. Finder return
600 Biuz and receive liberal reward. 30
LQST-One bay mare mule, about Il hands
$40 reward. klondike Ice Co. 3
LOST-Diamond ring, marked c. C.; finder
will receive liberal reward by leaving at
Stewart s Lockett's office. -
LoSr-One bay mare, about ii hands;
$40 reward. Klondlke Ice Co. 3
LOST Gold watch, with hunting case
suitable reward II returned 70 Mosehart
& Keller CO. 30
$40 REWARD FOR recovery Of my roam
buggy horse, l6 hands high. not branded,
about s years old; for particulars address
Robert Miller, Sublime, Texas. %
LOST-On Main street, one gold locket en-
graved Il. +. Il. Finder please return TO
ilampe's. coo Main street, ana receive
liberal reward. 20
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MADAM NIAoLO, East Indian clalryoyant,
palmist, Alb jackson street.
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PRICES cut on all rubber goods. De
Merits cash reduction sale. 30
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TWO QUIET, comfortable rooms for rent
to gentlemen; gas, hot or cold bath anu
phone in tho house. Apply l4Oi Dallas
avenue 81
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ly new; big bargain for ca-b All.
800, LLLle NlLLy. rs
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

W. j. Townsend, Attorney at Law and
General Collection Agent President Ange
lima County National Bank, Lufkin, Texas
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PERSONAL.

GYPSY MADGE viii guide YOU Alright In
al affairs of life, business, love, mar
riage, speculation aud divorce. 1907
Congress avenue So hand readings zoe l
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WOOD! WooDl wooDl-order your
wood before the bii w comes o In time time
wood from old reliable Jules Hirsch, 100.
1O8 San Jacinto, Both phones No. 243
VIII deliver from S1.5O up to any guam.
wood choppers y
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FOR ECZEMA SORES, Eclipse Healing
salYe; for piles, Eclipse Pile Cure, 25c
box, at Lewyn q Anderson's. 0
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WELEN g. TURNER. 1503 FRANKLIN ave
nue.; trained nurse; obstetrical and fever
eases a speciality. Special rate in long
cases 80
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WRIST BAGS, pocketbooks pass cases,
lap desks for Christmas, ut Pastoriza
stationery Store, u

AN ELEGANT $22j gun for sale, Can he
seen at C.. l.. x Iheo. Behring'S. John
Eutp III
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
ST. JOHNS.
From the Herald.

From the Herald
Supervisor-elect Truax Is In the city
on business. He reports from foot to
eighteen inches of snow in the vicinity
OF the Wabash Ranch.
The young ladies who stood the
teachers examination the early part Of
the month passed with the following
credits: Margaret Evans, OF Navajo.
s2.23 per cent; Maud Noble. OF Alpine,
9o.S per cent; Pearl Noble, of Alpine,
81 per cent
Curt Cronemeyer. one of the mer.
chants of Allantown. OF this county. is
In the city to register kick against
paying higher tax than some richer
people pay, Mr.. Cronemeyer is an old
schoolmate OF our fellow townsman. b.
Schuster. They have not seen each
other for quarter of a century. al.
though they have been living In the
same county for years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
WHITE OAKS.
From the Eagle.

from the Eagle.
White Oaks needs a shoemaker.
Thin soles are not desirable In winter
and the editor Is not the only man
walking on his uppers.
John w. Owens bond has been fixed
by Judge Mcmillan. The bond as sher.
IN is $4,000 and the bond as collector
OF saloon and gambling license $4,000.
Robert Taylor came In from Corona
a very sick man. He went over to Cor.
ona to put up water tank and worked
out In the storm pert Of one day. Be-
sides q heavy cold he Is threatened
with appendicitis. DR.. Padden was
called Monday morning and his pa.
tsent is resting as well as could be ex.
pected at the present state of his III.
ness.
w. A. Hyde. the Three Rivers sheep
man, has one Of the finest graded fiocks
ON the ranges of Lincoln county. He
has ewes that shear an average of
twelve pounds each and about seventy
very fine registered bucks. His ranch
is located about thirty miles ont from
White Oaks. II is his intention to raise
registered stock for the market. and
will offer the first lot for sale about
October, 1908.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
GER RitlOS.

From the Register.
Judge Neis has lcen on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bush. who has been n res.
ident of Cerrillos for some time. has
moved to Santa Fc.
ED. Bennett is quite busy these days
doing assessment WORK on his mining
claims north of town.
rea-v, Welch lstnix o,nnlcvaa n. Aha
smelter here. has taken up mining
work under John Reynolds.
Rashed Koury tell from his wagon
and severely injured his right leg. so
that he will not he able to work for a
few days.
DR. c. O. Harrison returned from an
extended business trip To Watrous and
other points north and east
". c. Yontz returned the first OF the
week from Gallup where he had been
few days assisting his brother, II. Il.
Yontz. VINO has located at that point.
o. l.. Merrill. who came ir from the
south, reported heavy fall of snow on
the plains which will insure abundant
water to start the grass in the spring.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27

a large portion of these cattle were
shipped by J. r. Cureton from the
ranches around Silver City.
Misses Lillian Lindauer. May Clark
and Mary Tracy, all of whom are at.
tending the Visitation academy at Las
Cruces, have arrived TO pass the holi.
day vacation with heir respective
parents at this nlace.
George l.. Shakespeare, editor and
proprietor Of the Headlight. left for his
old home in Wisconsin, on a brief
visit. During his absence the entire
business affairs of the Headlight Office
will he under the management of J.
Waldemar Waldron.
Last week the doovs of Robinson's s
grocery store on Pine street were clos.
ed. and Inquiries revesled the fact that
Sam had decamped. leaving ogoods.
store and creditors with his Mexican
clerk. What train sam took, or in
which didrection he was or is preclpi-
tating his anatomy, no one knows. A
letter was received few days since
by friend. stating that he would re-
turn no more 70 Dcming. Allen l..
Kuntz OF wamel's grocery. has temper
AIRY carge Of the business, which is
still closed. II is not 1T all improbable
that the place will be opened shortly
under competent management.
In running his tunnel Christ Yaeger
struck cave the Are. OF the week.
This is something unusual in the
Shakespeare district. The cave is
some two leet wide. and contained
some excellent ore.
The Diamond A aud the XT cattle
companies have been 'rying to make a
shipment OF cattle from Hachita to
California this wee with poor sue
cess. The weather has been so cold
and stormy that the cowboys have not
been able to hord in tine cattle as early
nor as easily as expected.
For the past weel we have had a
stretch OF about IS dl3agreeable
weather as the oldes inhabitant can
remember. There has been considera.
BILE rain, which was snow in the noun
tains. II has been cloudy all the time
great deal Of the me II has been
very cold, and the pre- ailing wind has
been from the asst. Itch Is the most
disagreeahle nj at blows into
i.orosburg The oisy consolation the
people have had is that as such wealth.
er is phenomenal in this section it can.
not last very long.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
WiNsLoW.

From the Mail.
William Bawcum Is in town for a
short visit.
Fletcher Bley is enjoying a visit In
Los Angeles.
Miss Leon Mccain will spend the
holidays at her hoHe in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Fonton welcomed
little girl to their home.
Mrs. J. w. Christal has gone to Las
Vegas to spend the holidays with her
daughters in that city.
Henry Carsten left for Phoenix by
the overland route. He expects to en-
counter considerable snow through
Sunset Pass and will be about IA week
making the journey.
Sheriff Secrist has been In town
much of the time this wnek, closing mp
his business before the expiration OF
his term on January l.
John Flick returned from a deer
hunting trip. The party OF which he
was member went out from Belle
mont and bagged nine deer
Mrs. c. ID. Hill returned from her
visit with relatives in Iowa. She was
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Dick
EFT, who will spend the winter with
her.
News has been received here that
Mr.. Caryin. father of Zelpha Garvin.
OF this place. was killed in Los An
geles. The body will be taken to st.
Joseph for interment.
Prof. J. A. McMeekin gave a dance
at the opera house Tuesday night to
the employees OF In Santa Fe and their
friends. Owing to the short notice
given OF the event and the unfavora.
BILE weather. not great number was
present. but the occasion was very
pleasant one. Professor McMeekin will
give several entertainments and
dances during the winter under the
management of the reading room and
requests the cooperation of the rail.
road employees in making these events
n social success.
Two OF the fat citizens of Winslow
recently agreed 10 race 100 yards the
loser to set up keg OF that popular
beverase--beer. At the appointed
time a number of friends gathered to
witness the event and also to cele-
brate at the expense of the second best
man. The hour passed by. but neither
contestant appeared Each had been
seized by a panic. and one went of on
a duck hunt while the other enjoyed
little celebration by himself The
friends who had gathered quietly and
sadly dispersed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
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boys had great sport sliding on the ice.
Sunday night was the coolest SO far
this winter.
John d. Moorey. VI Denver. special
agent and adjuster for the Ocean Ac-
cident and Guarantee corporation tlim.
ited), of London. was here this week.
The loss OF the bank from the robbery
was adjusted and approved.
The masquerade ball to be given on
Christmas eve. under the auspices Of
the Hillsboro Sporting club. promises
to be the event of the season. A gen.
eral hot time may be anticipated. The
best music procurable will be had.
There Is no little complaint on the
part Of the cattlemen because Of scar
city of stock cars. They have to hold
their herds at the railroad stations
some times for weeks. thereby entail.
ing great loss from the cattle falling
of In weight. Many Of them have turn
ed their cattle back onto the range,
prcferring To forfeit their contracts
than to starve their cattle.