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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
pR0EREM OF InL llapMlN

Tho thick of thr Heht is NOT yet ON.
and win mot bo fHr some fImp to como.
hgf fh. preliminary .Frm she's have
h.un 1Hl tho plan 1f h1iflr 's we'll
defined Tho muH conspicuous bH.
port of 'ho national convam a. thiH
fmo IH tha general apathy ~ Tho pub
NC nr apparent apathy. which
amounts to tho lmn thing ao Tar ns
fHl politicians Hre concerned Hui
oven tH.# condition of seeming 200.
difference hode# moro IHruunFHmDnf
I1 'h. democrat. than tu tho rnpuh
UOur
AZ wlo nF. rbo Kansas cry
Star public interest BOO tho
beginning of o. presidential campaign
depends worry largely ON 'bn "ou's
ThIa a especially true when re- pros.
'1Dut i7 running FOR second term.
Tho country h8H % particularly In'.
mate understanding of Pro- don't
Roosevelt Hr H man of exception.
1I .auI1r &c. believes Boo taking poo
uID into his confidence Uo ia direct
and explicit Boo word aud acf Hn
neither ovadoe nor cDucon'g Tho
country know .hn hos' AMI tho worst
'h1t may hc srII " him
Against such positive personality
8u1 uch definite record there must
nn something equally potential n tho
public or oven tHn partisan onpo.
aIf'uu is 90 hD aroused Therefore
% rla boon Inn largely to inc dem.
0crcy to "F.r things up 10 thcrc
'e nothing d1ur" ou tho democratic
.1U there De- certainly mo- particular
reason why 'he republicans should
rnf excited ir1 months before o'Cc.
zion
so ono rar"rar more fully than
/ fha democratic campaign Managers
'Haf 'he Vur.Hr campaign haa Ian.
r1i.hu1 For hr'of apaco Df Time
There was promise ~ 0IdfIma on.
tHua.aHm. Or HHr sitter me- g. louis
convention. through uriuuua process.
bad reached Hu agreement on
| frluhr.1mo 'HsuDH chat uHr accepted
1r satisfactory HT 's1iH.f 0f nli fac
HUHH ~ was 'ulHH c1m1rIm'Ho.
7 r1 Ia nra Nrf ~ vHH comprehensive
land f promised fu become "a good
wording HH.IH fnr 900 0uD0r'uni-t
rarfF Uuf mo na vaH brief Tho
/ compromise vas Knocked Into "a
/ cooked l4f hy Judge parEar'H tDIn.
| cram through which the convention
vaa Obliged 90 rIyr d.rro' rrc1gnE
/ zion f1 subject that 40 had agreed i1
. o. d.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

ployors' associations organized 10 nn.
pose the labor movement
This ls true. mo- doubt. AMI the col.
llsions between the two opposing
forces have brought into the field a
third factor hitherto ignored tie
general public
There can bo uo permanent settle.
mont OF those questions until the
rights ~ all three che public. the
employer. the employee are ascertain
cd and carefully measured lt ia a
public question rather Than an issue
between two ci8a.ra and the public
interest must mot ho neglected.
so better plan has boon suggested
'h1u one NJ cancellation and arhitra.
fInn Difference between reasonable
men can Away. ho compromised by
reasonable mon And the design ~ ar.
h.ir1tIon Is 20 keep such controversial
within me bounds of reason
From tao standpoint OF fba public
interest which Indeed embraces
both tho active participants che o.
f.H 1f labor unions ami employers
associations should io directed to
such a system 1f pacific tdIus'm.
% is the trend of The time Tho pub
lic temper requires @ Tho lnioroB. Of
aIl win bC served Boy o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
ApsaysN ALSO ueylrlr,yr

Ordinarily tho September elections
ln Arkansas in presidential years have
not been regarded by oithcr party al
dcnoilnr the trend OF national sonti.
mont This year. however. the 20
publican Gains have boon 80 enormous
that the returns are oven more sig
nncant. in some gospccis. than those
Of Vermont Tho democratic plural
Ity has been reduced from $1,000 "a
about $4,000 This change is due iu
n considerable degree 90 the uup1pu
nr'ty OF Governor Davis. who has ~
Tended me public sense Of doconcy by
BIS pueuacious proponsItlos but %
must u0' bo forgotten that Davis
h1s served two terms. and ns ro.oIeHt
"a two wears aro by practically th,
same plurality ina, ho showed toul
years AGO This would denote That
something moro than local issue.
haye affected thr returns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Th..Iar. Roosevelt is nr1fHc Hf
fbU times A man of inc people
R'H fno interest of tho ps0pi. az
heart and with h.s interests .H their
hearts lIc stands before Emo Amor.
can people. daring to tHIuE for h.m.
aIf willing 90 lo. knowing that
doods. not words. are what tue poo.
pie desire Mr Roosevelt ia not a
tyrant aa some OF bio political 1up1n-
nnfs would have u6 Imagine llo is
not storm. harsh ruler whose motto
rule or ruin Mr. Roosevelt Is a
plain American citIzon. man ri Iug
from fbD h1yhno1 of America. over.
coming greater barriers than that of
poverty those OF Ill health and mod.
cratic wealth. passing through posi-
lions of continuously increasing ra-
p0u.IH.l.ty and trust. Ir each proving
himself worthy of the splendid name
American Ho ie oIolu manly force.
nI rDauUrcufH. magnetic and .UHpIr
us &c., loves t.s work Tor vors =
sake aHd as Nr Taf vol says go,
Is doing everything Too h.s power f0
maintain h# I1eaI. Hn Ia an Amar
can uf fHa Americans. mon who
TRUST. .H. American people Nni 70
NOON whom rho American people
TRUST
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
800 Reward 500

Tho rea1rrs ~ this paper Rll De-
pleased '1 learn that there s AZ least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been HhIa f1 cure ln ul itH stages and
that ' CHarrh Halls Calarrh Cure
So the only positive cure Hov known
fr mo medical fraternity Ca'8rrh
being "a constitutional disease. 20
ru.rra constitutional treatment
HaiIH Cafarrb Cure i8 taken Internal
IY. acting directly upon the blood ana
MUCOUS surfaces 0f tho system 'fare
r destroying me foundation ~ mo
disease arH Swing rho patient
strength Ng building pop fha r1nE'It1.
NaH 900 ting nature % 1a.ur Nf
cork T.a nr0pr.stora tHFa al much
fHfr .a Dr.. curative r0Hrr 'hat they
offer One Hundred u1.arH flr auy
rasa rHrr r. Fails te r.rn Send fIr
boo nf t uouia's Address
CHnTY a Co.. Toledo % s1H DID,
leading druggists Trc Take Ha.a
Far P.I f1r con Il1f.on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
rnE ugOR OuEsnOs

The sf louis Post Dispatch 'H
commenting on rha labor question
says.
Statements ~ labor union IHs1ar
agree that enc past year bal been a
trying ono. and that fha Damua
twelve months ara liable f1 bo char
acfrrzed ty disturbance great and
UIn
Tho unuHar.H.p NO tHr American
Federation 0f labor has increased bi
10000 bringing enc Imher up 90 q
600 1000 Dr. goes aIth0ui saying fNa.
aH Organization ~ that mas equip
r.I with money and intelligence cam
non boo he force .u fHe industrial
world which uH Dr. reakunrI n.tH
And r.f many 1' fHc leading union
mon aIuI .ra. practical progress ha.
Hatu ch.C.af 10 rHt laprufet. .r
come directions Hr tte activity ~ em
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
THf TERRITORIAL Bfgr

There .a# boon prepared from he
.Huu records au 90 tract moving
alb #u.. uf territorial bonds out
Harun. boz 1900 Tho nuHH hltH
Hnau grouped Iu such manner a# in
show g. glance fH" several un
made fu .Irs funds far rnrmFn ni
public improvement a# N.N aH those
uaa f0 cover deficits and finally
fhn reductions accomplished since
I.fH Prom Pho taH.H printed IH Tho
N.H Ws|Uau if Dr. soon tnu at fHn
|mn ua H.acfa incurred between
1903 arf 1900 hod boon funded fHn
.HfH. H.|f Uf frn territory wI almost
ff $4,000. and ~ tHaf amount ihn
.nunruH. Hm of {GT.fHI repr. Hn'
aH deficiencies incurred 400 'WnIF"
r.ar. ur Hn average HnGr.f NJ moro
ffHH $50 U.I per year Since 1893
uaf ono H.HHr ~ deficiency Or bonded
H.r Eae Haeu incurred. while thl
careful management ~ financial on
aIra Dos made 81 possible f1 provide
f1r ff. payment OF fHFr 600 ~ debt
0r 600 average ~ $4,000 per year
Tho record NJ recent years has rr
stored 40 'hr territory .ts good name
aI.h eastern investors and tho casual
1efr.f bonds of 1898. amounting %
tl1l 500. have been refunded az 4 p0i
cent. instead ~ PER- cent NJ f0r
morIg fHu aayinR fho people $50 800.
Iu interest during thn time they have
500 fl run
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Whom tho quantity Of food taken
De- too hrro or tho quality 90 rich.
sour stomach Ia ilkoly to follow. and
especially so 10 tho digestion has been
weakened Boy constipation Eat slowly
au0 mot too freely of easily dircstod
fool NnsiIc1to the food thoroughly.
IH five hours olnpao before meals.
and whom You fool a ful'noas and
weight Boo the region of me stomach
after eating take Chamberlain
stomach and Liver Tablets and the
Sour stomach may bo avoided For
sale by alI druerat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Ono Yf rho most remarkable HfsaH
NJ cold deep seated oH thn lulrH.
causing pneumonia 'H that ~ Mr
Gertrude o. Fauurr. Marion lud who
Faa entirely cured Ny fhr nHn OF ono
Minute Cough Cure EhH says Tho
coughing AND frH'H.ur 200 weakened
ma that ran down 500 weight from
49,. fo Ha pounds tried "a number
ri remedies 20 no avail until I used
Ono Minute Cough Cure -Four h1i.
Ie. 90 h's wonderful. remedy cured
ue entirely of thr cough. strength.
au0i my lungs and restored mo 10
my normal weight health and
strength Sold Dog 30 70 HdFRa A.
GO. and Yam 4 Bon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

A w,lH stomach nD1EHH8 tho man
because Do cannot transform mo food
Ir cats into nUur.Hbmouf Health
and strength cannot be restored t0
HuF F.rE man lr w0HF woman With
.U rrf restoring health and strength
.a fHo stomach a nDak stomach cam
.Ht d.Fni enough food f1 food me
HH.uoH and rrEIgo fho tired ana rum
down limbs nHd organs of thn hD1y
EDI0' Dyspepsia euro d.FoafH whaf
.1u rat. rIo1uHeH and strengthens tho
GLANDS 1ui membranes of thr .tnm
ooh. aH1 cures ufIE NHH iyHpOp
..l HHf aI stomach troubles Sold hy
% 90 Hrrr q Co. and s. NauH a.
Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

GHH.rIs won h# Same yesterday
D.. mrI and unnc.IF. pitching The
Hu.. broke mo iru u .ho first Ir
nina. scoring uU hit nrd au ruoI
after Iuu men Weru gone tuuu.H.
fwcE auf tHD rrH three mon up nnt
70 looked a. buuah fbo Browns Wpr.
un against fhn r.1' thing Uut ho wac
NOT fhD whole thing GaIcr0a rut
.IF Hr.NnOufa FOO fHo second anf THIRD
inning aul tHp Browns. played cIcv
nr IaI. fhD fourth nifh and sixth in.
uInPa
ON mo contrary fHs Blues pHt up
.umc uFrUI hail In Those five ,luIHH..
several rma escaping from tight
places hv CLOSE lunDIl playing and
usuc.hla pitching However ihr
rrH proved TI#uHruI. tr them or
fl Hunf f1 Urt Dn "a dead mII Outer
.nrrNraH. advancing ortiz tu second
Wilson fme. 1ut. Hui thr inning was
rHf dome with U.INIF hn uf am 300.
certain quality was up and Iho fl1
WOO. 1rrU.1IIE uruF .Ul when
fmeht HH from Doll. naf a.ut bound
ur into center ro'I ortiz came
homo and boz fHa mIE up fHu followed
UHnr fnHH fHa bases CuHFr1s.
Hr.H If nu I.ff f.H HrH l# Pho
result uf ..la fielding U"H. scored
Tho Hu.. escaped from % '.s.f NH'.
r OBJ. #IFH inning 1850 NrYFu. NE
.ua uuf aHF Hu Iaus Hr#u 1H'
an.r ..rHrI ar1 'H.rI HH.. haf .Hr
H.H Tho Hru raf rHu 0r 300 fH.
seventh ana scored f.. Hn.r rtunI
1890 ~ f.a Htm. HH.uH. ..Hr. fH.
#Ie 0m IH rHo eighth Inning hut o.
. h# nH Irl.nn ana Hn rrrlr Hr FI.uH1
aHH could u1. r.f hH fanf 0u first
#u.. scored .u fHu ninth Mcdonald
u1. un .l mo Urhrb and walked &c.,
rnIo second arI a0or fa1 mon bad
como FsFu. scored oH ortiz" Dob. iUt0
l.H f.H
Tf. ninth va. 20 hnnH ur fHr
Brown and .Ho Hrlrn woe oven p
1HH during IHr tenth. eleventh and
rrr HaIf of fHs fHrnh .nu.a aud
. fH. excitement was intense
. Hw after nttuuIuF fhom .n.Fr.
rum a.HaI fIrHf places fha Browns
nf confident of Winning FaHu'HF
ra. Weakening while GaI.rH Wr
throwing H. strong aH .F"r lH ih.
HH HaII Hf fHr twelfth Ha's.H aF1'H
sawed fH. HaE Do Doc fhH BAH .H'a
mo reHt f.d rHf ~a'a second Col.
grove fwrE ur. IHf Mcdonald DO.
fHa horse hide "a crack fhnf HrEi U
I.ra .rtu H. E.H fold and If.IuIa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

T1 .ne above named defendants
Yol auI each of soon arr hereby no
UUDf chat 'Hu 1Hur. named paIHnf
H1 begun uf aaH.H.t E1u m th,
above uamDi court and lH, aHuto
named .iu.U Boo attachment nr hr
Hm ul Three Hundred sixteen auI 1u
IUN Il'uu 600, mII plaintiff ur .hr
Ia.WrH. aH surety 900 10 mot. tu r.uf
N1'IouaI Bank of Albuquerque
Son u@U further notified tbHt your
property HBa b,Du attached and chat
InIoss sou enter four appearance In
aH raIa. Upbr. October .U 1904
Judgment u.I bo rendered against sou
by default f0r fbr relief demanded In
plaintiffs complaint auI your prop
.rtr solid f0 satisfy 0H. same
Nuu lru further notified That r.bIu
Iffs attorneys ara N.WHIun and Ray
uu.dH. aHa., u1afUnN.u address H Al
Fugu.rTur. N.N NsUuu
vs. o. DAME.
Clerk uf Said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
EXCITING GaMTS
OF BASE BALL
FIRST GAME WON BY LAS We.
AS. AND THE SECOND nY rHE
BROWNS.


Saturdays Game
FIo game VI saturday went to LaI
Vegas hy score of q to @ 70 was
Won played throughout and was won
.H Its morus An unpleasant fo8.
fHro of Do however was dispute
which occurred loo tho sixth inning
NHfhl Yurur fhIri haapmnn for tho
Blues became moan and displayed
70 bad disposition by using Insulting
and ungon'lomnniy language to the
UWU.r. The FIRST time WnIhhuuruo
showed h's bad temper Umpire Ma
.uu tH.d him .o Foi on his base and
.Hui un Tho second Time the unwy
UIfHlIurHr chose Zoo cause dispute
HHl trouble fhO umpire put him out
of fH. .lmo Nut aB tho Blues got
I'ld.HH uH1 threat Huri tn take their
u'8yilInw and ro home. Rathhonruo
HHa permitted fu rrrufor tho game
This |I nU' meet with fhe approval
r. fh, spectators 1ud thp grand stand
picked uu and Inu leaving me bail
boy. l play ~ uut or course inter
D#f O. ,nnd when the spectators were
"nno luI fha Blues Urru allowed 90
nt. fHur more runs two each Doc
ffr seventh nud eighth innings
Starr tHe yuuuFHor. pitched for
'hn Brown. and acquitted himself
r..IH1l'r Rhodes dd hr tuirl.ur
for fHp UlurH Tho score
fu Eura U.g 90 U.u2g o.
Albuquerque 100 90 U i0 OU..a
struck uuI Hy Starr q. by Rhode
%. tHr.ehasr hIa G1II..ua aud Lso
.u 1uuI'. plays Vurhe. tY French
umpire. Mason and Tanning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

TH E pa.1 NH sasa faaf ~
nrHlr par. f"uH.fsH Afternoon
#e Colo aU rs. a r..rel team
from tr. member NJ .Ha r.fT league
aa3 aaH chem fH.r ueH tEIrer he
mHa f1 strengthen one .fau and make
"a Noon. Interesting rauC Ina wiunrf
Df fHH game aIH decide whether the
Co'fa Dr ftr CIrf league tram shall 90
fn fl0 hhHqaewlH fa.r
Te Gallup Republican nY6 tho
base Dan 0oy have feriei among
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
RULES TO GOVERN
THE BAND CONTEST

To De- held during The week of October
1910 1904. tho Twenty fourth Annual
Territorial Fair at Albuquerque. New
Mexico.
L. Contest la open 90 aIl bands in
Colorado New Mexico Arizona and
roxhs.
Bach hand must furnish and
LAY ifH own overture. selection aud
ulrch The three numbers shall con.
.'itutr ihr rpDrtory aud must Boz ron.
i,r"d hy iHo ounioatlng bands
g. Each band desiring to enter con.
'oHi must send the name by which ~
H known together with Inc uamo of
every performer conductor and Score.
Hr}. accompanied by written guar
IufDr Tor ono hundrode HuIIar. far
nIHhpd by ono or more rplIHbiD
uu IuHHH mon acceptable Co Fair anfn
citation Thir .r required aa "a euafsn.
irr of good faith that the contract will
ho carried uut 1H agreed
Tho bureau ~ music to decide
any dispute that may arise in ronucc
zion with the contest and lts decision
SHALL bu final Tho decision of the
judge. 1iiuIIrbfpr shall ho final and
from such decision there small b. uu
appeal except when o. band H dIa.
irinHmDut uf iho rules
@ Whore O. first prize a withhold
fur breach of tho rg.pa. aII tho prizes
shall hr urVlF awarded. thr tHgmfI
lri band being omitted Tho Hmr
u'uH tu apply to fho second and
fHtd prizes Or any band protest ho
action OFF ANY other hand. such protest
must br entered BOZ writing to thr
UW.lu cog mu.Ir within half nu hour
Ui fhr performance of no. hand OBJ
I,''rd fu. accompanied bF fH. deposit
u' flU tu DO, returned 10 th. objection
Do. sustained HUt forfeited H not sus.
uuDI
Ih. urI.r uf playing NII us BAL
.H'.1 .ur boo mu... pavilion aI o.
ar.o.. noon uf .Hrh day OFF contest
Ail bands entered uul ho h,Iut,d f1r
whether present ur not
Tho adlgl.aaium will Uo .hoa,n
hF the bureau Uf music from repre-.
sentative musicians oomuorDra. mu.
Hrs band ur orchestral nUutrstors
whose competence Will %, matter
0f Hu..i, knowledge aud aLusr indie
u,udDu.r uud Imrrnufy Will hr boz
IIHuuuh.r Tho number OF W,r.. Joe
each bond lul fh' rnH. on music Will
Hr considered by thr ndIuIDlrora
Tb Iuy .hhII bo composed of
either fhrD, or five m,mHDr atd
.HHII elect Ita own president auI a,c
r.uy
Ih, conductor OF tho competing
band mug play ur uui "a. h.s own d.a
erection
IU Each band sU BE-. required .o
perform .H0 entire program consisting
ur overture march aud ..rrUau
DO Festival concerts Dog maf.rd
bands HII. Boz Given during iH. aerE
m which ai. DunIrue band. win
.aN. utu under 'Hr direction uf 70 I...
.Uuw.H.H conductor. TUa program
. ur .H.H festival concert. a.H Include
.H. ..u.Har HI fHu contest auI other
U'aU.. selection.
IlI Doc consideration OF ... liberal
.Hnuuf,. varying fum tI.U u gIta
Hu.H TH .I.I 0uuI,HIUH agI UE Tho
F..I IrH..HH 30 d. agreed rHar each
.auf entering 1000. contest ..lI n..let
. I..r H.,. 70. directed UF fIr chairman
OBJ. .H. .au# u#rHlw.n.
IH Dor.. .HaH Do. played THuu
.H ln. FuHH. evening" 900 fH. paw.
.uH uf Wu.I. H FRONT .T 'I. hwraiu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

% Romeu DON'T Ifs one OF far.r
lEH number U0F arr ynF .gHplc.oIH
fnaf me mon U.II
A woman HaF another H affected
aH.H .HU wears e.U'hrs fHa' there
seems t1 hr reason f0r
A man q. hardly over rich enough
noe fo er0au that hls faEfH arc fr.F
1T him f1 fio p01rh0urs
a r.r bal Poi boz mighty pretty f0 0e
aHI. fD faa' Indifference aiag' fHn
rIufHr umH other fIr' h1a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

a Reed Cisco. Tazas arteH.
March lIfh lFIl "MY Hrr ahE
apra.gaH a1 badly hy D faI tfa. Dc was
u.n'. aHi affrr using Earera. rom
a1aH char failed f1 eIFe r.'Ief need
Billiards. Snow Eminent arf WaH
cured earnestly recommend II fo
anyone suffering from aurarr Sold
hy % ONHly a 60
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

I.iUurfruIle. sraf 1H Primo.
HerHerf HHmorcf.a condition Ia aeu
one and fae family taH been summon
% According fo ono report De- iH
suffering ffo mahd1miual cancer and
i1 anuIher De- 81 F1nrnuE from
r.1ma'ne poisoning Duo i1 eating
NHf u England seFfrsi m8rthH ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

g. U Hlsaf. popular young rn
rauar rn Poplar B.gG &c. "a iH
fta rfg Doe De- "a friend oi 70 wal
ker. aHa around Introducing hr
Hatn m tulluargu friends Mf
Hayes p bore fu health reasons. and
$500 probably remain indefinitely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

IrN econ. NF Innings
Iaa Vegas 90 Uu % 70 o 4 % 4 % o %
Albuquerque 00.0.0.2 0.O1O 300 o
SUMMARY Bases nn HaIH 1ff Fan
n.aT 9. fHJhaHa hH ifar1u, iDl.
h'e r1y srfuiz f1 Randall. '1 Flood
Hr fa1 coca lone Hf HF pitched ball.
ortiz F11l Daniel struck 0lt fY
FaHn.Hr TH. by Ca.'ae1e. i7 f.m. lf
.auH IH umpire Mason
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

500 D AlblqueFQus W ! n ORel.
~ 4 Go.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-08-18
Out of the Mouths of Babes

Little , year-old Edith was taken to a dentist, who removed an aching tooth. That evening at prayers her mother was surprised to hear her say: Forgive us our debts as we forgive our dentists.'
 Teacher Who was the God of war?
 Small Boy y-Hymen.
 Teacher-No, that isn't right. Hy- men was the God of marriage.
 Small Boy Well, my papa said Fly men was the God of war, and I guess he knows.
 Mamma" said 4year-od Harry, "I'll bet God thinks l'm dead"
 Why, dear" asked the astonished mother.
 WCause forgot to say my prayers last night" answered the little fellow. Chicago News.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-08-18
A Biblical Sound

"Our Johns goin to be preacher, guess, !" said Farmer Korntop, "jedg- in' from what his college perfessor sez about him.
 Whats thet,' asked his wife
 "He sez he's inclined to be bibu- l0us, "-Phila Press.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-08-18
ARIZONA WEEKLY
 NEWS BUDGET.
What Has Happened in tho Terri. tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
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New Business Enterprises - uood Year for the Man With the Hoe, and the Owner of Live Stock Everybody Wili Have Money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-04
WEsTPoRT,s DRIVING PARTIES.

Westport n. Y. Sept (spectaD.-The delight
fully COOL clear days recently have filed the roads
about Westport with riding and driving parties
The Count and Countess OrIowski. who are visit
ing Frederick W Stevens at the Inn. take great
pleasure IN this form Of recreation and do not miss
a day. Mr.. and Mrs. Tunis G. Bergen, OF Brook
lyn and B. G. Talberts party from New-York
spend much of their time in this way. J. Porter
Crosby OF Boston: Frank A Bulley and DR.. Bev-
erIey Robinson, OF New-York, are seen on horse
back daily Dr. Robinson is particularly devoted 10
the saddle. Gilman S Low. of Boston, gave several
highly enjoyable saddle parties" last week. Miss
Molly Ripley the Misses CUrtss and F. A BuLey
were among the guests who rode with him on the
moonlight ride 10 ElizabethtOwn and back
The tennis tournaments last week were absorb
ing events for the guests Of the Inn The mixed
doubles were won by Miss Helen Tomas and Mr..
Howard H P Taller. OF Brooklyn, and John Os-
borne were easily the vtctOrs in the men doubles
the final contest in the mems singles Mr.. Roth
erual the victory.
tire mornings on the links perfecting his play for
his daily match in the afternoon with Major Ken
net OF ST Louis.
novel contest among the young people at the
Inn arose from hot discussion concerning the
proper methods OF constructing Welsh rarebits.
This resulted a series of competitive tryOuts.
Miss Elizabeth Frost, OF Boston. is convinced that
she has finally demonstrated her superior ability
in this particular art
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-04

golf tournament this week. which terminated
yesterday in exciting finals for the Stockbridge
Cup between Malcolm McBurney, Of Newly ork
son Of DR.. and Mrs Charles McBuruey, and
Walter r Tuckerman, Of Washington, OF
Mrs. Luctus Tuckerman. Mr.. MCBurney won in
q hard fought contest.
Mrs. Charles ". Mellen, OF New-H Haven. has
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Nc
Neil and family this week. At Heaton Hall are
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Quincy. Mr.. and Mrs
Felix LamOnd, Mrs. II. II. White. OF Brooklyn
At the Red Lion Inn are Albert Kelly, Mrs
Robert Vernon Davis and DR.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Davis. Of New York.
In Great Darlington the Berkshire Inn has a
large New York patronage. At the inn Mrs
Mrs. Z. D Miers Mrs. H s Cooley, Mrs. A
K. Wright, Mrs. Warren S. Jarvis, Mr.. and Mrs
William =. Slayback. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Work
and Nj and Mrs. Richard J. Lewis
Miss Lillian Sanderson Of New-T Ork won the
putting match at the Wyantenuck golf course
this week The annual tournament for the
Wright Cup began yesterday.
The most interesting event OF the week IN
PittsfieId the marriage of Miss Madeline
Cutting youngest daughter Of Colonel and Mrs
Walter Cutting and DR.. Russell A Hubs chief
of staff Of the Orthopadic Hospital New-York
which occurred in st. Helen's Chapel on Thurs
day.
Booker T. Washington, Bishop McVickar. OF
Rhode Island, ard Richard Watson Glider, OF
New York. win he the speakers at the Laurel
Hill Associations open air meeting in Stock
bridge Monday.
The MapIewood Hotel in Pittsheld. has
Morgan and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Han
ford Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Emmons, Of New York;
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. kimball and Mrs. j. L.
TresOw, Of Brooklyn