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SOUTH KENT.
PERSONAL TIDINGs.

Mrs John w. Chase has entertained her brother and cousin for a few days.
 MT and Mrs Stephen c. Beach with friends are at their cottage at North Spectacle Lake for time.
 Miss H. Dexter Buckingham of New York is at D. c. Peet's for the month of August.
 Blackberries seem to be failure, but huckleberries are very plentiful and very nice.
 For watch and clock repairing, c. E. Riddiford, New Milford, is headquar- ters for reliable work. His watch re- pairer can attend to any difficult work in this line.
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nd has lately added tomatoes to the

and has lately added tomatoes to the list.
 Dentist A. 0. Peck has sold his place in this village to MT Wright, who lives nearly opposite. Dr Peck will move to his new purchase in Waterville and MT Wright will remodel the place for a two tenement house.
 Dr Variell is now making his visits in the new automobile which he lately purchased. It seems to behave prop erly and does not make much noise about it.
 Mrs Willard of New York is a guest of her daughter, Mrs B. Fl. fleming way.
 Misses Mary, Julia and Mildred Lynn and Miss Edna Barlow are at the cot tage of Charles Lockwood at Walnut Beach.
 Mrs Jerome Woodruff and Miss E. J. Beach are taking an outing at Clifton Springs, N. Y.
 Miss Ada Lewis accompanied her Sunday school class to Lake Quassa- paug, Saturday afternoon, and enjoyed
 Rosine Melle of Baltimore is the guest of Miss Mary s. Abbott.
 Rev w. V. Gray of Southington sup piled the Congregational pulpit, last Sunday. MT Gray is son-in-law of MT Jared Sperry of this town.
 F. Kingsbury Curttss and friends left for New York, Monday.
 A goodly number of Watertown peO- pie attended the camp meeting at Plainville, last week.
 Mrs Wilson of New York visited her daughter, Mrs A. J. Stephens, last week.
 A vacation of two weeks has been &C., corded to Rev William McNichon of the Methodist church.
 Mrs L. Bromoline and daughter re. turned, last week, from their outing of three weeks at Ocean Grove.
 An automobile ran down Fred Fitch's dog the other day and 70 se- verely injured the animal he ho1 1Q le shot. ~ ;:; ;:E$ $;;;;$; ;$;;: $; j; $;! E: i.
 Miss Meta Calender is still very i'll and requires the help of two nurses to aid her mother in caring for her. Dr E. K. Loveland has charge of the case.
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AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.


 MT and Mrs Stanley Munsell took a trip to Winchester and other places, last week.
 Wallace Ward has the contract for the new house to be erected for Mr Buys on Pleasant street,
 Work is being rapidly pushed on l.. B. Dawson's tenement, opposite the upper feed store.
 The Sunshine circle held their last meeting with Mrs A. w. Mitchell, on Wednesday afternoon. They gave their lawn fete this week Monday evening, on the church lawn.
 J. D. Parker and family went to Bantam, on Saturday.
 Miss Sarah Judson of Bristol, who has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs 0. J. Minor, has returned home.
 James De Forest is making marked improvements on his place, having put in new windows, eto. with his two men securing his crop of hay.
 B. N. seeley, with 1e men, is secur- ing his hay on Good Hill.
 Herbert Graham, who was injured by fall at the last ball game, has re- covered.
 The Woodbury' nine were again beat en in Litchtield, last Saturday. Score II to 2 in favor of Litchfield. This is something quite unusual for them to lose two games.
 MT and Mrs Frank Hart of Win chester were recent visitors at s. w. Munsell's.
 Miss Florence Clark and Miss Vino na Hine of Orange are visiting Mrs L. A. Peet.
 Austin 4sham spent Sunday on Good Hill. Last Sunday he visited New London and Mystic.
 Mrs Harry Eyre and son, Howard, spent Sunday in Naugatuck.
 Mrs George Pepler and little daugh- ter and Mrs SeabOurne of Thomast0n spent last week at Alfred l.. Winter. bourne's.
 William Capewell captured 2o- pound mud turtle, last week.
 A daughter was born to MT and Mrs Will Knox, on Saturday, August 6.
 Charles H. Smith attended the Methodist camp meeting at Plainville. Y., the first of the week, to attend his sisters funeral. MT Smith, an Advent minister from Waterbury and MT Fitzsimmons of the same city made practical addresses in the school yard, on Sunday after noon.
 Alfred L. Winterbourne spent Sun- day and Monday in Thomaston. Mrs Jay Fowler's s sister, Mrs Benz, and two sons of Orange, N. J., are vis- iting her. , John Gordon's aunt, Mrs Alex Cal ders, of Illinois. spent few days with him the first of the week. Mrs Albert Newbould of New Haven spent a few days with her parents MT and Mrs Holden, the first of the | week.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.

CON4REGATIONA1C CHURCH ITEMS.
 Gen Horatio c. King played the or gan, last Sunday, at the Congrega- tional church, to the great delight of his many friends. Miss Lottie Lesser sang "Gently, Lord, Oh Gently Lead Me-" with Ane expression and the general accompaniment was gem of it's kind, aiding and not drowning the soloist. The organ kept its place in perfect sympathy with the singer. Miss Lesser sings every Sunday through this month.
 MT and Mrs William T. Seabury spent Sunday with his uncle and aunt, MT and Mrs George Cummings, Lanes vile, returning with his sister, Miss Grace, who had been there on a week $ visit. Last Thursday Misses Anna and Flora Seabury, with Lillie Zeiner, went to Torrington for few days visit.
 Miss Nellie Irwin is in Hartford for a visit of two weeks to friends in the capital city.
 Engineer Flynn of Bulls Bridge is in town perfeoting a map of the cleo tric line from the latter place to Wa terbury.
 Joel Pearson is rejoicing at the ad- vent of a son who came last Sunday.
 The farmers are nearly through hay ing and will have to commence cut. ting tobacco next week. J. Pearson begins this week. The crop in this section is very fine one.
 The society set will give an amateur circus on August r, for the benefit of the new library building fund.
 K K. RoSsiter has the plans for a receiving vault to be placed in the cemetery.
 Miss Meta O'Dell is quite i'll with nervous prostration.
 Mrs George Clark is again i'll and Miss Mildred is at home with her par ents for an indefinite length of time.
 The wedding of Miss Ruth Pond to Robert D. Hollister will occur on Tuesday, August 16, at the home o1 her mother, Mrs Clara Pond. The best of wishes are extended to the happy young couple.
 kDuane Woodruff of Brooklyn is to spend his vacation with his mother.
 Mrs c. B. Northrop and daughter and Miss Susie Sullivan of New Mil ford spent Sunday at H. W. Woodruff's
 Mrs John Roraback of Kent is visit. ing old friends in town.
 Much damage was done to the tele- phone lines about town during the heavy storms of last week.
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BANTAM.

MT and Mrs w. H. Anderson were called to Poultney, Vt., by. the serious illness of sister of MT Anderson.
 For anything in the line of agric ul tural tools, seeds, hardware, etc., gi ye the reliable Hamilton Hardware Co of Bank street, Waterbury, call.
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WATERTOWN.

F. N. BARTON's STORE BURGLARIzED.
 The store of F. N. Barton was again burglarized, last week. The thieves broke open the desk and secured a small sum of money and other valu- ables. They ripped open grip of MT Barton's and appropriated the con eral kinds of fruit. The putty was cut away around a window pane which en- abled the burglars to gain an entrance and unlock the door to facilitate de- part1re.
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severe pains in the hip joint and back bone, depriving me of all power. The case was Stone in the Bladder and Gravel in the Kidneys. After using Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y., was completely cured"
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A CARD.

We, the undersigned, do heleby agree to refund the money on 2 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure your cough or refunded.
 R. Fl. Beers 6 Co.,, Newtown. Betts 6 Betts, Sandy Hook.
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The excavations for acellar on the lot recently purchased by Mrs Roberts are completed and the foundation walls are we'll under way.
 Lucien Hitchcock is making 8 suc- cess of garden truck and supplies many customers with first class vegetables
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Miss Kirsch of Bridgeport passed last week at the Lakeside Inn with her friend, Miss Kate Bray.
 Mrs Henry E. Warner is at present suffering from serious heart trouble.
 Miss May Hosford of Brooklyn is at F. J. HOsford's for 8 stay of 8 few
 br Brace of West6eld, Mass, ar rived here on Thursday of last week, this time with horse and two car riages, expecting to remain for an tn- definite period as assistant for Dr
 T. j. Blakesley and wife are again at their Lakeside cottage, prepared
 James Mooney and family have closed their cottage and returned to their Brooklyn home on account Of illness and bereavement in their fam fly. ,
 An expert from the LOcOmObile Co.'S. factory In Bridgeport was here, last week, repairing and cleaning N. W. Bishops automobile and putting it in condition for travel at 8 greater rate and power than 1t was when he came
 F. J. Hosford's force of men finished, last Saturday, the gathering or nay within the golf links of fE.Gustavesons Ash Grove farm.
 Mrs Myra Nc Cam is passing two weeks with her brother and friends at Morris Cove near New Haven. A son was added to the family or Augustus Stohl, on Wednesday after noon of last week.
 Rev Evan Evans and wife of Bridge port arrived, last week, at the Lem mon homestead on Christian street for a stay of few weeks.
 George E. Spear and Miss Viol of New Britain arrived at Herman Hof1- ing MT Spears vacation from duty as head bookkeeper for the North & Judd Manufacturing Co.,, of New Britain. His vacation this year is for only one week.
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THE ONLY SURVIVOR

of the Hayes Arctic Expedition, MT s.
 J. Mccormick, now U. s. Deputy Min eral Surveyor, Bliss Station, Idaho, says: "FOr years have suffered from
The Newtown bee., 1904-08-12
WOODBURE.

PETER CONCANNON SEVERELY IN-
 JURED.
 Peter Concannon was injured quite badly, last Friday, at the shear shQp. While huffing shears blade flew from the wheel and pierced him badly be- tween the ribs so that he was obliged to be at home and under the doctors care for several days.
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Walter Curtis and Frank Stone are erecting two cottages in Lakeside for their personal use and residence. Both are expected to be ready for occupancy before freezing weather again. $ ton, was at the Hopkins house, last Saturday, with his wife.
 Robert Irving of St Paul, Minn.,
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NEW PRESTON.

The Summer hotel proprietors are away or refusing to receive guests during this month. They can not :possibly accommodate them for want of room. It is great pity that August is so short a month.
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HAPPENINGS IN MACEDONIA AND vt-
 C4NITY. MT and Mrs John Mitchell ot Sharon and Miss Lena Wathley called on Mrs Elmily Mettiz, Sunday:
 MT and Mrs Eugene Cribley of DoY- CT, N: Y, have been visiting relatives in this place.
 Alex Robinson, the veteran fruit last week. for the Chase ss nurseries xsrt'9 of Geneva, N. Y.
 There was social dance at Joseph Wathley's, Thursday night of last week. All report good time.
 A bull dog belonging to an out of town party got after COW belonging to oEmil Mettiz, and the animal was badly bitten before the vicious brute could be made to let go it's hold.
 R: A. Chase reports having some feed stolen from his barn, recently.
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LEVY BROS, GREAT CLEARANCE E

regular line bought this Here they are:
 Hens Suits.
 As75o All s9 slo fancy $950 All SIP $130 suits nne tailored fancy cheviot worsteds black s1s 50 fancy peg top % and nave
 Mems Outing Suits. At:seo All the fancy mixtures formerly sold formerly sa S0 n0"eSponS ana crashes
 Young Hens Suits. lot of '"'ts sizes IA 20 broken s worth from q At $o All $50 serges thhets well made garments of stylish patterns = the fine black and blue thbets fancy worsted
 Negligee Shirts. entire stock the famous Giant Shirts reduced
 .ns Sase g s,i; Shirts the best shirt made
 Children's Straw Hats At 15c and Reduced from 2ac and 7ac. At l1c-Boys' Crash Caps, worth s5c ~
 Mems Fine Pajamas At7ec q. reduced from s1 25 s2 and s25o Mems Straw Hats at Unheard of Low Prices 1 1R W ssa % s n% M ad a e ssye AT Serge and regular 8 value
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KENT.

A LOCAL POLICEMAN NEEDED.
 Edward Barry was aroused, Thurs day night, to find man in his poultry house, but who made his escape by running through the brook and an ad- joining corn field, taking one hen.
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LIGHTNING CLOSE AT HAND.
 Lightning came close to Mrs Emily Wedges home on South street, on inp fOur trees on the lawn in front of her residence, formerly known as the Noble BOlles place.
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again arrived at the Lakeside Inn, last Saturday, for his annual visit here.
REV HENRY UPsON INJURED.

REV HENRY UPsON INJURED.
 Rev Henry Upson accidentally thrust a nail in one of his limbs, last Saturday, while opening box at his home and pricked an artery, whereby he lost more blood than he wished to spare before Dr Marcy arrived with bandages, and he has been enjoined to remain quiet for few days in order that the wound may quickly heal.
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SUIT GASES reduced from sl 50 s350
 BOYS WAISTS and HOUSES at PC and 44 in all styles AT Serge Coats regulars and stouts regular 8 vaue
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in the Center cemetery beside his par. ents and sister, who died many years ago. One brother survives to mourn his loss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Che many water bound passengers.
now soiouruIng ln this city. are in love
with the AIyaado Manager Choatham
and hIs able force. OF course the men
folks think the lady walters at the big
hotel and fbo lunch counter have mo-
equals ON tho face of the earth Each
and otery one. especially Manager
Chcatham ami wife, J. A. Hagemolster
ar. s t. EdIc. T.. H. Moore. I NJ
Packard. Mrs p.golow and Miss Raj
ftun of me ho,Hl Office and lobby. are
showing the passengers many courto.
sies and yesterday they drew up the
following solfcXplanatory letter 20 be-.
ing readily signed Boy four or ny1 hun.
lrod bloodhound passengers;
Albuquerque. a. NJ. oct g. 1904
TO Captain A. A. payson. Assistant
tu the President Santa Re Railroad
Company San Francisco. Cal.
Dear Sir. We the undersigned pas.
sougors on your line from the Pacific
coast leaving San Francisco and other
1u.uts on tho Pacific coast since the
morning of sept 2G and who In con.
sequence of the disastrous effects of
.ho unusual floods produced hy the
acts of Providence and entirely he.
ond the control of your company
and through al.ch We have heon Be-
tanned at ihis place since Sept 3d.
houEh being disappointed in the de-
'ay at reaching our several do6t.ua,
Hons we feel % our duty to express
lur gratitude Tor the cousidcrate
treatment voluntarily rendered us dur
ug our detention 40 this place boy the
Santa Pc railroad company and We
most heartily recommend your line to
the general travelling public for che
s.udly attention and good services ten
icrcd iis patrons. as evidenced hy our
experience on this occasion"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Eyor, body from Maine 90 New MoH
Geo. aud especially che ola settlers of
tho southwest know Dad 0ruonlonf
aud know bis storytelling nuponai.
tics "pnd. although Bite whlskors are
oa white as snow, nevertheless has
young ways iio was noticed this
morning al the local depot surround
90 hy % boyy of pretty eastern ladies.
nud lnoy wore not ail married women
either Uo was telling them some
tales. and thiB De- what be- hed 10 sag
about THE Man from hgdoa."
conc rall back ln tho seventies tho
stage over ths mountains contained an
uli man with brilliant rod face and
ha.r UD Was "a candidate Cor office
au1 bal 90 word of greeting Tor every
body hC rlmo across. whether having
previous acquaintance or not a. a
rniInu oDrOuie stranger boarded
tbg stage Tho candidate greeted him
cordially with "a Vigorous clasplng OF
hands. anl said where n he'll have
. seen you boforo7 Don't know, air.
replied the Stranger what part 81
hell did you come frDmT"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
EARLY DAYS OF
THE FRONTIER

.uf, ha1 to bc used 90 cut away tho
H.aF
IHU fu11s manifested AFFECT terror
and mower afterwards. no matter how
hlurr .o long ls their captivity last.
90. v.I1 attempt to swallow a hlg
red ant Young loads are very numCF.
Gus BOO 'H. autumn. aa the parents are
viyn9lr"U. Swing birth FEB seven or
eight at .ms Ioada are harmless
croaturea. IHF ara easily caught and
tanned and uIf Nn Kept FOR days In n
paper BAG without f1ud or water
Chameleon fHay assume me color
0f thp earth uH which thpy live and
can hardly ho Hel.shed when half
buried They arc harmless and dociio
and arc confined .r a. string tied 90
one of the larEo horn. on the head
'somo twcntythr.. years ago
placed one OF these hrHHn hairachiana
In au airughf collar b.1 AND address
Ga % to a Kentucky friend The boa
eot I0a' In The mnil and 900 not show
up for thirty days. and wh,u 1uoucd 81
is destination the horned tool Jumped
ont and escaped into a ba.. yard.
where. when subsequently soon Do had
turned sraau ilko che grass uu which 70
had fDd"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
THE FORTYYEAR.OLD

70 90 a commonly accepted saying
that unless a man is VOL along 20
ward success before he is 40 years
Of are be- will never succocod
Tho statement ia untrue
70 ls too broad
Tho facts are against %
A study Of tho lives Of successful
men win show that success comes %
most men after rather than before 40
% % financial SUGGEST Who hag
made "a great fortune before De was
tO9
or politics? Pew mon got started On
politics before 40. Tho man who goes
20 the United States senate at the
ago Of 30 is chased az a young SON
ator."
or merchandising or lItoraiure7
or art7 or war;
The facts are most mon at ga age
Of 90 are just ready Tor successful
ondeavor They have made mistakes
IN that way they have learned expert
cnco They have discovered their
limitations They have found whore
they belong
~ lg not necessary 60 quote ln.
stances Life and literature are fun
of them. Men have distinguished
themselves 90 40. 90. go, 90 and even
al so years seldom before 40
Fortunate indeed is be who is well
ON che way to success at 40. Fully az
fortunate be-. though successful. who
a. 90 has learned the world and him.
solf and has NOT lost courage
Courage That's the main thing
You can't keep n brave man down.
mo- matter what hls axe He may fall
but he viii rise. And some day be-
viii have his charmed circle whore
"uono durst walk but he"
Are y0u i0 or moro7
are YOU fairly fitted to begin lie?
No young man can buy your expert.
ouce. You know things as they are
No Illusions You know your follow
man You know yourself And ont
of thls kuowlclsa you ere nightly
equipped to organize victory ont OF de-.
feat Kansas City World
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

There o. little Improvement IN con.
dltlons on the RIO grandc division
over yesterday scvoniyfivo feet Of
track ls under water just north Of
IBlota.
Train 80. 4. due here AZ 20 O'Clock
last night is held at that place.
Train No. was stopped at Gallup
and No. s. due here tonight, 90 held
az Winalow.
No. Of yesterday arrived about on
time.
Train 70. I Of Thursday night or.
rived at Iamy this morning. and may
reach here some time tomorrow AZ.
tcrnoon.
Tho local Santa re office issued
meal tickets 10 22i passengers this
morning and 23t passengers we're civ.
en- meal checks during the lunch
hours So FAR passengers have want.
ed for nothing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
TRAIN CONDITIONS
NO TRAINS HAVE ARRIVED SINCE
LAST NIGHT AND REPORTS
ARE DiscouRA0iNG.

reIegraphIc communication. which
was cut between Albuquerque ana tho
north az o'clock Thursday afternoon.
was rgInstated az 2.26 thls afternoon
The condition OF railroads to the
south is very dIscouraginF.
A man who walked from Iamy GO
Corrlllos thls morning. says.
800 feet Of track ls gone AZ or.
ia.
1.-TWO hundred feet Of track 20 In
bad condition two miles east Of Ger
llloa.
100 feet Of track and two BRIDGES
are enieeblsd four miles west Of Wal.
do.
800 feet Of track four miles east
Of Rosarls needs repairing. and 500
feet Of track east Of Thornton 10 h.
bad condition"
A dispatch from las Vegas Gays
that a bic washout occurred between
Watroua and Wagon Mound, and that
u viii be ten days before trains can
be- brought through that way.
Wires are down east OF las VEGAS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
THE FAIRS GRAND BALL
w. y. GREER Will DC MONTE
YUMA" AND MRS. SOLOMON
LUNA QUEEN TEcALco."

From Mondays Daily Citizen
Tho ladies Auxiliary committee
OF thc Territorial Fair association has
practically completed ali arrange
monH Tor Che M1utpWmn ball. which
win take place Friday niebt 1f fair
week at inc ANnudo hotel The
ladies composing tbIB comm ftrg en-.
tered upon their duties With nn on-
thuaasm aud spirit which injured
the success of the undertaking from
the beginning and which will mako
the Muntozuma halI thlH year 400
ci.iy even. that VIII live long Boz the
memories of those who attend
THE striking feature 0f thIs years.
Iul viii hH Che representation of
fli, court scene Zoo tho Time ct Monte
uma when Cor'Os and hiH follow
cr entered ths capital of the Aztec
empire. and were given their first au.
dianco with M0nfffuma. thcy were
deeply impressed with tho GORGEOUS.
ness and maEnl0ccnco ~ the kings
surrounding Not even tho pomp and
show Of tho courts Of me 0ld worlds
monurche oquallod that which fhoso
hardy udyerturors bohold for the
first time Do tho new world
Tho ladies having charge of this
feature of tho hall. have lon nothing
undOno that would ndl jo tho beauty
and grandeur of tho court scene The
costumes which viii Doe worn by those
taking part ln tbr court acruc. will
ho furnished hv GoldsieIn a. Go tho
famous San Francisco c1riumera and
they w.l ho gorgeous ln fho extreme
Two horaiir win announce tho com.
inr of the royal procession which
win ho lod hy M0niozumu sitting ou
"a ittof under o. gorgeous canopy
carried hy real Indians De win ho
followed hy Queen Tccalr1. accom-.
panied hu Yniefe. her maid u salt.
irF both sitting upon "a litter uf r1y
OF maen.ficoure horuo on tho ah0ui.
inrs OFF sturdy Aetoo slaves Then
Elll come Princess Tau daughter
n. Queen Toral1 with her attend.
auts. followed cI0aaly by her lover.
/ GuHi0uUfIn am Aztec warrior of great
proWrHH. and afterwards Ming of The
h.ae empire Nctt uIl appear
. Princess NonsllIn. daughter Of Qnsen
Acitlan accompanied by Dor lover
the Spanish warrior. Dou Pedro At
F1raio. and numerous attendants.
Then win follow number uf Aztec
dancing FIrlH parts which win boz
represented by tbo younger leaders
'u Albuquerque society on OF whom
have NOT yet been selected.
Tla characters in tho magnificent
court scene viii ae represented bY
I iho following persons a'l prominent
bon Albuquerque social Mes Monte.
yuma. SIS w. Co., Greer. queen Tee.
a'r1 Mu Solomon Luna. Princess
TIa M.HH mabel Hunt, pr.nceaa
. NenrzIn MIHE Jeanette walton.
. GuaiomozIu Nr William Wallace
Wood AIyamdr Mr rcllE "a lester.
Ne.Nc. Niles May HazeldIne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cnueh and
bnnchu's." writes Mrs. w * Hayt
land of Armonk N. ~. "hut when a'I
other remedies failed wo saved her
ME with ur Kinr's New Discovery
our niece who bad consumption 'n
am advanced stage. also used thls
wonderful medicine and today Bho is
perfectly wolf" Desperate throat and
lung diseases Yield to DR. Kings New
Discovery uH 90 mo- other medicine
on oarh. lnialliblo f0r Coughs and
Colds Boo and 800 bottles Euaan'
teod hy al! druggists Trial o,tie8
free