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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-12
EVENTS~
Entertainments, Fairs, SOciabIeS of local Interest
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May 12-Acorn Athletic clubs first annual promenade and dance at Speed well hall.
 May 12-Concert by the Young Troubadours' Mandolin orchestra ia Friendly league hall.
 May 13-Barn dance by Go G, c. N G.. at their armory. Phoenix ave nue.
 May 1s- Recital by Miss Marie Ger trude Macdonnell at Leavenworth hall.
 May Baseball at Athletic field, Waterbury High vs Danbury High.
 May 14-Promenade by the Water bury Military band at City hall
 Saturday, May 14-The American band prom at the Auditorium.
 May 14-21-St MichaeTs church Hebdomad at Pythian hall. Wateryille.
 May 16-Sociable by Brass City lodge, No PA, N. E. O. F., at Columbus hall.
 May 17-Miss Nellye Reeds concert and closing reception in Leavenworth hall
 May 19-Annual reunion of the Con necticut Association of Women Work CTS at the Friendly league.
 May 2O.-Barn dance by Brooklyn Athletic club at their club rooms.
 May 20.-Whist by Liberty circle No $50, c. of F. of A., at Mechanics hall
 May 2O--North End A c. dance at their club rooms. cor North Vine and Division streets.
 May Monthly gathering for league members, with concert by St Margaret's glee club in Friendly league hall.
 May 2f Entertainment and dance at Turn hall, Jefferson street
 May 21 Old fashioned kitchen dance by s. 0. of l.. A, at X. of 0. hall.
 May 21-Prof Sullivan's dancing class closing reception and dance al Columbus hall, Naugatuck.
 May 22-Lecture by pr Howard Gibbs at City hall, 2 p. m.; subject Socialism, What. Why and How"
 May 23-Reception and dance by the Forty and Nine club at K. of c hall.
 May 30-Dance by the Lady Maca- bees at Knights of Columbus hall
 JunA 1S-First annual picnic by Naugatuck aerie of Eagles, No $40, al Linden park.
 June 1s-C. T. A. D. state parade and field day. Athletic events and games at Driving park.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-12
ThGMi|Ier &PeCk Go Bargain Day, Friday, May B.

At 39c Polka dot Mohair Waistings,
 were Soc At 1215c-F Fine Irish Dimities, value
 19c. At 69c-- Ladies' nercerized satteen Pet ticoats, were $1. At $5. .9S- Ladies' Suits, made of voile
 and serge, silk lined coats, value SI0
 and SIP. At $2.9s Children's Silk Coats, value At $1 Ladies and Misses Walking
 ,JAirts, were $2 and $2.50. At 5c-Best Apron Ginghams, from
 7c. At Yard wide bleached Cotton,
 from Sc. At 8 1-3c- White Madras Waistings,
 from 1215c. At 19c- Bleached table Damask, from
 25c. At 79c -Fringed White Counterpanes,
 from $1. At S129-Hand embroidered linen
 Shirt Waist Patterns, embroidery
 and material complete, from $1.75. At 15c, ? for 25c--Ladies' jersey ribbed
 Vests, high or low necks, short
 sleeves, value l9c. At 29c Mems Negligee Shirts, value
 39c. At 19c- Ladies fast black full fash
 toned Hose, value 25c. At 9c- Boys Caps, value 15c. At 49c-Children's Guimps of fine
 lawn, tucked yoke with insertion. At 23c- -Children's gingham Dresses, ruff1e over shoulder value 35c. At 49c-Ladies' Marguerite Corset Gov
 CTS, two rows lace insertion, ribbon
 and lace edge, value 75c. At 13c, ? lbs for 25cAriosa Coffee. At 25c-9 bars Laundry Soap. At 19c dozen-Table Plumbers, from 24c. At 9sc Nottingham Curtains,
 from $1.39. At soc yd-5 pieces all wool Ingrain
 Carpet, from 73c. At $1.25- Street Coolers, 84x90.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-12
so THIS IS
 DOdge'e WELL, I'VE BEEN READING THE COLL DARNED
 THINGS EVERY NIGHT BUT | WAS NEVER IN THE PLACE BEFORE

He was like hundreds of other read. CTS of Dodge's little talks. They have found the Big Shoe Store this spring. Some start out to see how much is back of the ads. Others who make up. the great crowds cannot get what they wish elsewhere and go to Dodge. Some popular things these days. Children's Patent Shoes, styles, Dull, White, Velvet and Cloth Tops, in 5 to 8, at $1: :: Infants and Children's Sandals. Tan Shoes in Children's, Boys and Youths in high and low; Patent Leather and Velour Calf Boys and Youths OK lords, $1.50 to $2.50.
 Dodge 2 s1vHz ns'u'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
UNIVERSITY NOTES

DR. . q harkor OF JAcksonWIs
&C., visited The school on t'Tiday. Df
tiarker is the president OF the Illinois
Womans college, one OF the large
schools for girls. AZ assembly ho
spoke 10 the students on the aolec.
tive power OF the colleges. estimating
that one hundred students represent.
od twenty thousand young men and
women who were not in Institutions
or higher education, Yet out OF the one
hundred there would come more nuc,
cessiul men ana women than from the
twenty thousand lie also impressed
the importance OF patient preparation
for life work n there are only thirty
yoara TO live, one might spend twenty
IN preparation ana sun make ilfo a
success Dr, Harker ~ an OnEinsl
thinker ana a simple direct speakor
Grace Moody, Kate Cunningham
and Gertrude Ice gave select read.
INKS az Mondays rohearsals
On thursday morning President
Tight gave the students several IN.
toresting experiments showing how
combustion may DO produced or de-
atroyed. ho explained the use or
chemicals Ia nghting hres ana how
gases may bc made that viii enoctu
ally kin names 40 rresllont 11ght
was for years no1ElCman IN a voiun.
teor nro company, he spoke from ca.
pericnce. ln addition TO the expert
menta he Raye further directions az
tO how one should act 20 save nfe or
property M cagOf OF nrC
The Hadlcy hail narrowly escaped
destruction one DAY last weea from
fire originating In the dark room.
where a small sun o. constantly kepi
going Fortunately Pres sent 'igKht
saw the smoke coming from the base.
mcnt windows and was able 10 check
Il before much damage was uono, But
for bis prompt action the bulioing
would soon have been 10 namos
Professor A.. l.. iIrobs aud the Trob
10 Clef club have rOaa0n 10 feel proud
uf tho concert OF THURSDAY night. it
Was enjoyed by one OF the largest au
dlonoea that che Music ball has hele
This year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
KILLED tIaaLF
a RANcHMAN, WHILE soozY
ENDS Hts LIE.

q special dispatch 90 the Denver IT,.
publican from Ration. dated April no.
says
Clark Spencer klllod himself .n 70
Ration saloon this morning Spencer
lived on a ranch near Maxwell Cty
about twenty miles south % here Dc
came into town yesterday and had
been drinking mere OF less during lhe
day and last night To dropped into
che Red Light saloon some time afta.
midnight and was sitting around zoe
place very quietly until o o'clock this
morning. when the bartender W. %
Walp. had occasion Coz leave the sG.
loon for a few moments. a. soon no.
Walp lefi tho saloon Spencer got uu
and walked behind the bar Picked uu
a 36.calibor revolver which was ON tho
counter. and shot himself through the
head. falling Go the noor. and expired
.n fow seconds u Is claimed spon
Ger had been worrying about some
debts that hc was unable 90 pay EN-
it De- supposed that preyod on his mind
until hD became unbalanced
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
rnlnleE 90 enlh

Tho COINAGE of -r'f 10 fr. mr' "
San rr80cirr0 s.lD. last FOB m.y VH.
corciu1 W1r.. 90 Superintendent
leach said
"rhC mint I1s un 'ouh'r1't hreh
an record '1r cold coinage since 'hp
use 1f money hogan iu civilization
The amount coined 1ur'1r March hr
reached mo enormous sum of f1'
ii7600 900 average 10 moro thlI
$1,000 900 o. dogs lu fact ile dDNs
cries 90 tbc superintendent from tha
coinage department during me hs'
four Gays averaged ti5r1000 p.f
day This with enc sum of g.
$4,000 coined In February. makes "a
total of t5tr9a 500 In weight
this amount would make moro than
ITO tons. or "a little moro than form
big carloads of twenty i've cars zach
"a research of books and rocorl
pertaining 10 coinage matters fails o.
show any account of a coinage csc
cutod in the came length Of t.m'
equal 90 this u hl oi me other ul
tionf 10 the world"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
PIRalT INNING on LlND GRAMS

Delegate Rodoy's bIll. authorIlIus
NJ exploration and purchase 1f
mines within the bouadarios OF pr'
yato land claims. has been favorably
reported and Is nov on tho calendar
~ the house Mr Rodcy expects t1
call the bin up aud pass o. within q
week and in an probability the bin
when it does come up win be- severely
criticized
The secretary OF the Interior made
tWo adverse reports on this measure.
but Notwithstanding these the com
mlt,eo voted 90 report tho BIN ln its
report the committee says that con
gress promised the people living IN tho
vicinity Of these land grants that q
would permit them. by legislation al
some future day. Co avail themselves
0f these mineral lands and that n can.
NOT agree with the department ~ tho
Interior that the eject OF the BIN. 10
enacted into law would bee 90 permit
the taking OF private property Tor prN
yato use but. on tho contrary. the
committee Us " the opinion that tho
taking OF those mineral lands ls the
taking OF public property FOR tho wild
esq Mind ~ q public use-that is. the
benefit Of the entire citizenship of tto
United states.
The committee is of the opInI1n
that the pasaage Of the act viii result
in the final settlement OF the question
which appears 10 bo % grave impcrt
auCo 90 the communities whore those
private land claims are situated in
that the 6rst test case that r. brought
90 tho court ~ last resort win Tor
ever settle the question aB 10 whether
the contention ~ the department NJ
che interior Ia right that tho Fosorya
tion made in the court Of private lani
claims acts means only mlnos Wlt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
Tnr mNrERs o. astRlA

Americans regard the cold weather
OF Montana aa tho extreme OF Arctic
severity Greeley in his American
weather" notes as highly exceptional
records IN that yncIulty. the worst Tor
several years H. vincent. MINI. on
below fort Assinlboine. Dos below;
Fort benton. 90 below. and Poplar
river. u6 below Iho last three sta
TONS arc ln Montana. 10 iH not un-
hEoly that in the territories oi Brt.
ish America lying just 90 tho north
az that state, and M the very heart
OF the continent. tho cold has been
slightly more severe than that just
epeclno0, but 10 o. uard Co obtain an
authoritative record Whuo Greeley
was NJ Fort ConEor in LATITUDE SIT,
boz 1852. hls lowest temperature wac
0zg below. though no reports q drop
90 1nS in that vicinity in 1876. uc
also mentions RECORD OF $50 below
at Fiooborg beach. which BE- ln att.
tudo S3b @. north oi the channel be-.
tween Greenland aud Grant Land.
But IN Siberia a moro terrible cid
% experienced. AZ YaKutsk twhloh
muat not DO confoundod with lrK-
ulaki. Ia latitude 81, the average for
the thruo winter months together is
40 below zero. while individual drops
10 Ts ana 90 below are not unknown.
me coolest station whore ofncial ana
Trustworthy observations have been
made. though, ls a d de north OF
lakutak. Il la In the vicinity OF those
minoa 10 which titus used 10 send
hoF political prisoners Vcrkioh1nsk
ia 10 latitude 676. ..st within the Arc.
ne slrcie. bus much farther south
thet Greeleys station az bort Congcr.
n % inland about $50 miles from the
Arctic ocean. During January. 1886.
the whole month averaged 63g below
zero. which 90 only a trno above the
minimum TOR a f0W hours observed
by Greeley a. Fort longer 1no pre-.
oedinE and following months az yorE.
iohansk bad average temperatures
.ut little higher than hat OF January
The lowest single TAIL the lowest on
record anywhere IN inc 'Irld was
10 gOA below zero.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
IyralllBlt SPRING uCK

one OF che signs OF spring o. She Iu.
structiou the country editor gives RTE
readers regarding teaching the calf to
tako bic nourishmCnt out of pan
The Vorm.lI'on. South Dakota, Ropub
lican muses. thus
"Whcn you goo 90 the calf remcm
Der patience &c. doesn't undorttaod
your deal whothcr you want 70 veal
him. torpedo or nurture him Have q
prayer learned 8t me maternal knee
on your l'pa aq Won proceed Tickle
bic nIm.y. avaricio1s nose with On 20
tips of your fingers A. you become
moro deeply absorbed and things orc
doiu don't forr.f fhp PRAYER Uvnno.
icaiy your Calm state muu RiI
loaI basfy u '.. ..I. HuI hGHH..
bis timber spine he vI| F1 leo for ris
mcss like o. San 1fler Vuss crui."-
rising 90 intervals to blow tbo foR VI
~ BIZ happy dIn on fhn rm of ro1I
overaUs Uut remember he's " calf
the same as Won used t0 bp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
CITY OFFICERS

Ihsre ls conaldoran.e talk on th,
greets aa 20 tho app0intyo omccrs
uudor the incoming administration
bat a. Gar as ace citizen can learn
This afternoon Mayorolsct Mckee has
not completed us STATE. except lo "a.
yprs city Marshal MoA.iiln and
street Commissioner Martin ucrncy
49, rgappolntmeut Hg also Ca
rRN % % is understood. in.
croaaInE tbg police Iorco two more
patEolmon. ana swing tho city mar
stal tho right 90 name hla stan OF OF
ncup Humor has % that MayOreIcci
hckoo would ike 90 see Summers
llurEaart city a ...rnoy. but should
DO Rgnd iu his name % 10 quite likely
hc viii md strong opposition from
tho republican majority 90 his ap
pointment
~ Ruppo. who served several years
aga ~ nro chief DO again Ia the held
nor Gao appointment, ana today u d
undcrE'ood he Is making a campaign
amOnF tho aidermen-elCct Tor the OF
ten n .,asn. the present hro chief
Wouh iIko 90 be rcappointed.
several names nave been mention
- 10 connection with tho ONCE Of
cry physician, both republicans and
democrats desiring appointment
nkeWise tor the oihces 81 plumbing
Inspector and electrical Inspector
mos positions are n0w neld respect
web by Edward % Custy anu boo
q Rauku
AS simost certain that rltt ROSS
uin sucrc,u himself as city ongInoer
and John WoInzirl viii ho continue,
IN n@0C ss city chemist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

tickets Tor that purpose having been
arranged Tor.
The annual reports Of city ofnolals,
read last nlsht at tho final meeting
Of the old council. proved that the
city was "a excellent hands during tho
past two years and the retiring may.
1r. C. q. Myers. scored a decided hlt
when. IN vacatlug the chair 10 his sue.
eoss0r. stated that The old council
turns over nice surplus in the tre1s.
ruy Co the now council and that DO
hoped Dol latter would DO equally So
NeI mos better, in the future al.
u.u cation 30 city Affairs lic thank
i hu council foI hearty cooperation
duiuF h.s Iueumboncy. and. while tho
associations were pleasant there was
o Rnt's u hs eyes that strongly
nFo 0It the verdict that DE wa
'i,ascf to rol'uqnish the chair to
W1vorC'oct Mckee
last Saturday, az a meeting of the
board Of directors Of the Bank Of Com
uDr0a Hon @ p. Cromwell waa elect
GO OBJ nu the vacancy occasioncd Lv
me death of Hon " 8. Otcro. 11e
directors 90 th.s bank now ctnstltu'a
.he following we'd known cltEens
so'r- fHro % p Cromwell. J G.
Bald William Mcintorh W. s.
siricklcr. A. 81 blackwell. W J John
SON. George Arnot and W A. Max
WUil Mr Cromwell Dr. "a NCW YORK
Millionaire. and is also one of the Tar
rc-t property owners OF this city
rfa 1ev council made "a good star.
8.f -lrlt with tho exception of Oh,
street commit onor all appointments
announced Wcro republican and 3l
1uro thoy were confirmed Tho street
commissioner Is not a hotheadcd par
Isan and h8s proved hIH 1bIipy aa 81
lr.t ela.s man who receives bis sslap
90 the public crib Iio o. an right and
promised hst night 20 set bis ga1r
md tho sur.nklng cart down iu thl
Third ward quite often this summer
Tho "duplcI'y of the national rC
publican administration boo dealing
with thC trusts" denounced 800 aDr.r
. 'y by tho territorial democratic con
senton. consists of prosecuting fh'
unlawful trusts to standstll Will,
iccl.uIng t0 notice ,bc abuse 0t th,
democratic who never dId onOtonth 1
. much as ihD republicans have done 2,
curb unlawful combinations. bur 90
| the contrary have sought 90 obstrur
I every move 'n that direction
/ The New Nork delegates ta the nl
| Houal democratic convention 90 80
Louis will go 90 the Mound city .u
/ stuctod 60 cast their votes nt o. un.
Tor Judge 8rhrr FOR the Presidential
domination Hearst. of course. vii
. sot a complimentary vote In tho con
ventIon. but ,0o nominee ~ that par
~ wlIl bo Parker
Aztec. one of the good towns of Sal
nan county VIII soon have in opera
/ zion e. caUurry and. Loo consequence,
farmers who raise Tomatoes svnu
. corn. peas etc are happy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

Zee. although a novice even IN know.
ing how 10 use the broom, demanded
iourneyman'a wages. and, when re-.
fused, quit thls bringing grief 20 the
free concert company OF The Job dc.
partment This was followed by ex.
ccptlons bClng taken to and wrong
construction placed upon a small local
item which Intended no one wrong.
anJ. thirdly the breaking Of one OF
the large paper cutters OF the once.
o. 10 impossible 20 forecast tomorrow
ovonta-Tho Citizen may fan heir 20
a huge estate and then we can run
the thing into the hole a thousand
doIIarl % more every month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
DISTRICT COURT


Yesterday. aue. usylug been dol.b
Grating Tor a day aud a holt tho jury
returned a verdict of murder ln thl
second degree against Tof.bio Gutter
roz charged with the murder ul Solo.
mon NaIoios on tine ninth of AuEu o
last at lac leniDs. Valencia county
The deceased was y0uug msu of
aum, reputation aud the sou of a prom
nDut man. ncmcul0 VaIloi0s. probate
elork 0f that county Th" evidence
developed the facts that tho defendant
obtained his commission ae a deputy
through che rcc0mmCndato uf the
deceased and thst che parties wc.c
good friends until a short time before
DE murder when the parties became
somewhat oHtrangod through dimcul.
.ics that the deceased bad Cotton ,n.
.o. The prosecution attempted io
show bad blooi between the parties,
out did nut succeed very WELL but the
case as made 0y the territory was 20
lhp eject that the deputy bad gone Co
,ho srOnc of Che murder io arrest tho
defendant fog a felony be- had com
m.uod. ana With a posse had planted
himself directly ln front OF tho door
1f 'bp house from which The deceased
emerged. and chat Immediately upon
Hs appearance 3D., called 0n him ;U
uImIgl aud the deceased stood
perfectly stiI. making no domonst.t
zion Whalgvgr. aud deliberately sho,
u.m down ihoas others had cndcay
urod t0 dissuad, tun defendant Th,
defendant admitted the shlotine hUi
pleaded Qualification Boo COINS ihou.
armed boz execution uf tho duN. ui
H.s ONCE huf pleaded en'l drfUn 4.
aud many ~ f1, members ui '.,
pu.sr testified Chat tuu IeJOuFDI thDr
called tO Iby uUgr rgpI 600 w.f. 1u
oath auI ir.a auI snapped .s.l
yer hl'f a. dozen f,mI ou the utf.H3
amt aud tU0 others 0i IhD poo e r1.
lbo pistol WIgt 600 discharge. whom
the defendant Grod The testimony OF
/ tho defense DorlI NOT be reconcile.
with that of 'hr territory and ih,
iup beloved fho witnesses fof Ib'
prosecution Sentence is pending
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
IDENTITY OF NAMES.

lhat me territory o. growing Do
shown by the fact that people with
me same surname and initials are
multiplying Even az tho santa Re
postonlco II BE- becoming moro FIRE.
luont Aat the clerk AZ the general
delivery window rs puzzled az -
whom of two or thrco persons OF tho
same name a letter or parcel Is TO be
delivered Along this same line, the
fouowlnE was handed 10 a New Next
can reporter today When General
Manager W. ID. 400 makes an in.
spectIoh trip over the santa Ft Cen
trail railway. it must not DO aurmised
that Judge w. ID. Lee or Albuquerque
has gone INTO the railroad business
o. Was noted 90 the Otero county pa,
pcre this week that W. Il. 11pton had
been arrested az Aiamogordo. Oi
course that does not Indicate tna'
DR. W X Upton OF Las Vegas had 70.
moved 90 me Cottonwood city. and
was there cutting high oapers, rhC
Optic OF yesterday spoke OF Mrs. W
% Sargent having loft for home n,
Marshall Missouri. That "a not con
elusive proof that the genial auditor
Ut the territory has set up hia laros
and penatos al tho Meadow city and
had sighted his irionds In the matter
~ wedding invitations"
Yes. and Tue OuEon adds that
there is an A o. Crawford over
chavcs county. but that does not SIG
uly that Jlstice OF the Peace a. J.
Crawford or this o,ty o. not tho indi
y.dual who throws tho harpoon Of
Justice into the trAnsgressors 90 laws
herr, And. again there 10 an a. W
t.uuuoy who resides In Eddy OF
cbayys county. br, The .dEon can
youcH Tor the fact that ho 10 not the
~ W Fournoy who Is vice president
lf the r.rst National bank OF thil
city ana who rldoa throughout the
valley in one OF the nnost automo
hllos y,. brought 20 New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
VISITING oLD FRIENDS

NJ aud Mrs E a. stagg VINO 20.
sliced in this city years ago. whcn Mr..
stage was tho chief claim agent tor
tho Old Atlantic a. paclnc hailroad
company, are 10 the city from stage
pOstomce. California. sinco leaving
this city Mr.. stage has proaporod im'
monsoly. and ig now recognized as
a man who can traN bis eneck up into
tho thousands OF collars, For q few
years he was boss, manager, superin'
tondent, tralnmaator ana everything
else OF the johannesburg railroad
from Needles, Cal. but ho 10 now
manager OF tho Hagdad aiming ana
Milling company, manager and treas
uror OF the Ludlow 4 southern Hail
way company, and secretary and
treasurer OF the benjamin h. chase
Gold Mining company. and he han
dles millions OF dollars for these cor.
porations every month. Mr.. Btagg
ana wife viii remain here few days
visiting friends, Me,-odiats aud other
wise. and receiving congratulations
over hts good iuck.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
were raown a, inc time Of the issu
anco OF the patent

were rnown a. INC time o. the issu.
anco OF the patent
state OF Ohio. city OF Toledo. Lucas
county. sa.
Frank J Cheney MAKES oath that
be- De- senior partner OF the arm OF
D. j. cheney A Co.. dolug business
in the cl,y Of Toledo. county and
state aforesaid. ana that said nrm
aill pas thc sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS Cor each and every case
VI catarrh that cannot be- cured by
thc use ~ Halrs Cniarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn 90 before me and subscribed
ln my presence. thls 9Th day OF De.
comuor a ID 1880.
tsoall A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls Cainrrh cure % taken inter
nally and acts directly on the blood
auI mucous surfaces of the system
srn1 Cor testimonials free.
p CUTNE1 a. GO Toledo. q
Sold hy al druggists. 75c
Iaa, ia..t lamiJ puls rur con
.aYaf.Ua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
OPPORTUNITY

Master of human dcatinirs ann
Fame love AMI fortune 1n nos foot
steps wait
Cities and field, Nslk penetrate
Deserts and seas remote. and pass.ul
By
Hoycl and mart aud palace soon It
late
knock unbiidrn once az every sat.'
o. sleeping. wake IT. fnasting. l.,
before
. turn away q Is tho hour uf fate
And they Nho follow me- reach uyDn
state
Morals dusire. aud conquer every m,
Save DEATH pur those Nho IUuhr re
hesitate
Condemned 90 ilIlur. pguuy and Vn,
SoUk me 800 vain anu uselcssly mpIo.'
9 pn.vrr NOT AND return 40 more
John 3 ingalls,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
ArlGHT FOR HEARST
AN AGENT WITH BOX or HEARST
BUTTONS IS IN DENVER WORK.
ING TO CAPTURE TIE coNVEN.
TON

1Is BOX of Hearst bltJons arrived
Denver on Wednesday and az agou,
% tno Hearst boom appeared with
hem. They are being held until the
lpp0riune momOnt. wien an array n
democrats will suddenly appear at tho
democratic city and county convention
loaded down with Hearst fayors The
scheme Is 20 capture the democratic
state convention Tor Hearst and the
drst decisive move will bo on the 1876
delegates from Denver 10 be cloct'd
AZ todays county convention. II o.
laimod that senator Patterson rs un.
Ger obligations 10 support the Hearst
boom IN Colorado and that 90 will
make the principal oratorlcd effort
10 Is not a delegate 10 the local con.
,onlion but n he should bo home from
Washington In time be can be accom-.
rodatod with a proxy.