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The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03
High School commencement.

The Paris High School commencement
exercises, at the Opera House, last night,
were attended by large crowd and a
special interest manifested in the occasion
by the whole city.
The class of ten-Misses Edna Earl
Hinton, Bessie Rice, Josie Alexander,
Jessie Hibler, Mary Connolly, Mary Ran
son, jamie Marsh, Allene Power; Messrs.
Neely Ransom and William Swearingen-
is credit to the school and to the COM
munity. 1t is a remarkable class in many
respects, one member, Miss Allene Power,
being only fourteen years old, she passes
with a splendid average. Other members
have overcome great difficulties in sever !
ways and much credit for honorable high
grade work is due them. We do not
hesitate to say that no brighter, lovelier
young ladies, nor brighter, manlier young
men are graduated from any school this
season than this class from the Paris High
School.
President B. A. Jenkins, of Kentucky
University, delivered an excellent addre. S
in honor of the class. He renewed assur-
ance to our superintendent, Prof. Sharon,
that the High School will not only be fully
accedited at the University, but that
free scholarship will be given each year to
the pupil receiving the highest standing
Much credit is due to the high standing
the Paris High School is taking in the
State to the untiring efforts of Superin-
tendent J. A. Sharon. He is gradually
bringing the school into the front ranks of
the High Schools of the State. He is the
right man in the right place. His reputa-
ton as an educator is reaching out, for
only few days ago he was offered the
uperintendency of the Covington High
Schools at a greatly increased salary, but
having been elected by the Paris Board
for another year, refused the tempting
offer. 1t is to be hoped that we may be
able to retain him at the head of the Paris
school for many years to come
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03
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L. & N. RATES.


Worlds Fair rates, routes, etc., can be
Ticket Agent, at Paris, KY. Tickets are
on sale.daiIy.
Springfield, ILL.,, and return one-fare,
plus SOC, ($11.60), June and 4. Return
limit June 16, 1904
Ashville, N. c., and return, one-fare,
plus 25c, ($10.35), June 9, 10 and II. Re-
turn limit June %, '04 Account Y. M.
c. A. Conference.
Waynesville, N. c., and return one
fare, plus 25c, ($113O), June 9, 10 and II +.
Return limit June %, 1904. Account Y.
M. c. A. Conference.
Nashville, Tenn, and return at very
low rate Of $6.O5 for round-trip June 10 to
Is inclusive. Return limit June 18, but
can be extended to July 10, 1904 Account
United Confederate Veterans Reunion.
Maysville, KY, and return at one-fare,
plus 25c, June 20 and 81. Return limit
June 25, 1904. Account State Teachers
Association meet
indianapolis, Ind, and return at one
fare, plus SOC, ($6.15), June 26 to July l..
Return limit July Is. Account Prohibi-
tion Convention.
We will be glad to have you call on or
write us for further information.
Persons going to Nashville to Confed-
crate Veterans Reunion will please let us
know as soon as possible so I'VE can ar
arrange for through car service.
Chicago, Ill.,, and return, $1O.S5, Tune
10 to 20 inclusive. Return limit June 80.
Acct unit Republican National Convention.
St. Louis, No, and return S1O.4O, July
2, ?, 4. and E. Return init July Is.
Account Democrats N...ional Conven-
ton
Louisville, KY, and return, $l.O5, June
and s. Return limit June 10. Account
Democratic State Convention.
Knoxville, Tenn, and return, S6.31.
June &c, q, %, July 2, 5, II, 70, IS and
20. Return limit Is days from date of
sale, but can be extended to Sept. so, 1904.
Atlanta, Ga and return at one fare
plus 25c. June 4, and 6. Return
limit 10 days from date OF sale.
Natural Bridge. KY, ard return, 81 so,
June 5. Leave Paris a. m.
Campbellsville, KY, and return at one
fare plus 25e ($3 58) June 13 and A. Re-
turn limit June 49, Account General
Association of Kentucky Baptists.
Wo Ids Fair rates to St. Louis, Mo.
and return: Every Tue sday and Thurs
day in June, limit days, So 20. Fifteen
day limit ION sale daily $12.40; Sixty day
limit (on sale daily $13 S5; Season ticket
on. sale daily $16.65
E. H. BINZEL, Agt.
N. H. RIoN, TIA.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03
Dress foods.

There are some striking OF
portunities in our Dress Goods
Department. We are turning a
backward season to your ad-
vantage and are offering some
very unusual bargains in black
and colored dress goods. The
newest solorings and material.
You will be interested in them.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03

You are very likely planning
a trip the ST. Louis this Sum-
Summer. You will need a
trunk or bag, perhaps, and we
can show you a very complete
line at low prices. Atany rate,
do yourself the justice of get
ting our prices and seeing our
line before you purchase.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03
A Frightened Horse,

Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants, or a hundred
other accidents, are every day occur
rences 1t behooves everybody to ha7 Q
a reliable Salve handy and there's nor g
as good as Bucklen's Arnica Salve
Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and Piles,
disappear quickly under its soothing
effecr. S5c at Obei dorfer's drug store.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03
A Costly Mistake.

Blunders are sometimes very expen-
sive. Occasionally life itself is the price
of mistake, but you'll never be wrong
If you take DR.. Kings New Life Pills
for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Headache,
Liver or Bowel troubles. They are
gentle vet thorough. 25c, at Oberdor-
ter's Drug Store.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03

How about your windows :?
Spring time usually emphasizes
the need of new Lace or Mus
lin Curtains. We would like
for you to see the line we are
showing, and we can satisfy
you in price and style.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03

WAITEwAsHI~G AND DIsINTEC~'NG Il
have ali OF the latest appliances for white
washing and disinfecIing your premises.
If yoI want a frst-class job, see me.
Barns, stables and Jences a specially.
JAMES STRAI ER.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03

LADIES SHoEs.-Have just received the
largest and most CO nplete lire of ladies'
shoes ever brought to Paris. The very
latest in patent and kid sandals. Call ana
examine my stock, ladies, for l am sure
you will then buy.
6-tf GRO. McW1LIANs.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03

GENUINE.-The Lion Brewery's Genu-
inc Old Lager is boon to convalescents
and those in need of good Spring tonic
1t is a great nerve elixir and will build
you up. T. F. BRANNoN.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03
+. TOR Sunshine and Jhower5

NXZHEN you buy the dest Spring Overcoat will buy the
Mackinete" 1t wind proof dusproo 1t made
II patterns controlled W us alone
The Label the of the "R & W. workman
ship Whenever the "R. W. label
quality when you silver marked Sterling Ask dealer
They sell SIS SIS.
combines comfort
book Sunshine and Showers
reading and will show illustrations of this seasons styles
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03

HEMP SEED.-Best Cultivated Kentucky
River Bottom Hemp Seed for sale. Time
of payment to suit purchaser. VIII con-
tract for the new growing hemp crop.
E. F. SPEARS & Sons.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS
HON. SOUTH TRIMBLE,
of Franklin County.
A Growing Plant.

Right at this time, one of the busiest
places in town is over in East Paris, where
the Paris Milling Company has in course
of erection its new up-to-date steel eleva-
or, with capacity of $4,000 bushels of
wheat. Mr.. H. Wolters, of Louisville,
the architect of this elevator, is here push
ing the work, and he says that this will be
the most improved and complete eleva-
tors not only in Kentucky, but in the
whole country. 1t is quite interesting to
watch the workmen on this man. moth
structure. They use compressed air to run
the hammers used in riveting the steel
sides together. The hammer hits ZOO
times a minute No wood about the
structure at all, makes it sure fire-proof
building.
This plant under the management of
Mr.. B. M. Renick, has grown to enormous
proportions, and now ranks with the lar;,-
est milling companies of the country. In
the past eleven months the business has
increased, over $4,000 more than was
ever done in any twelve months before,
from July to July being known as the
milling year. Mr.. Renick has let all his
transferring to M. J. Murphy e Co., be-
ginning June 1st. This amounts to the
hauling of about $4,000 barrels of -four
per year. 1t will readily be seen that
Paris has one paying plant, and should
have more. This property was consider
ed loosing proposition few years ago,
but by the energy, fair dealing and enter
prise of Mr.. B. M. Renick, the young
business manager, it has grown into large
proportions and as money maker we
know of none better. Why shouldn't it
be so, for the Paris Milling Co. is now
making the best -four on earth, and the
Purity brand is in demand everywhere it
has ever been put on the market
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03

HANMocKs.--To enjoy life these hot
evenings you should have one of those
comfortable hammocks at J. T. Hinton's.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03

No EXPERMENT.-Goo coffee must be
roasted by experts, not any old body.
My coffee is blended by one of the best
experts in the world. Just try it and be
convinced.
]. HARRISON DAVIS.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03
The Satisfactory Store!

Retailing conducted this than the buying and sell
ing of merchandise the giving of absolute satisfaction detail to
that be satisfied with everything
We stand ready refund money exchange goods
You satisfied There always the bargains here,
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03

For RENT.-Two cottages. Apply to
GEO. w. STUART.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03
SEE STRADER!

II YOU want any whitewashing, frescoe-
fsr. concrete pavements, or patchwork IN
nj sstering done, see Strader. Whitewash-
inx done with spraying machine, aud
bz~zes. fences, ETC., made a specially.
ATso can disinfect all out buildings "a
pug your premises in hrst-class sapitary
tr-,1,,5Sf;on. JAMES STRADER,
E. T. Phone 440
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03

Cor THE BEsE-If it's good Whisky
uea're looking for. get some of the Van
Hsck. lanes E. Pepper or Tarr. There
x ncthing better 10 be had
rn,av1m T. F. BRANAoN.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03

BLACKBERRY WINTER." - sThis is
blackberry winter" said an old resident
Tuesday night, commenting on the sudden
change in the weather. "The blackberries
begin to put forth their blossoms during a
cold snap like this. 1t always turns cool
for few days in latter part of May or the
first of June, and if you are close OF
server you will notice that the blackberry
crop is late or early. Sometimes the
blackberries blossom as late as June 10,
and sometimes as early as May 90"
EsTIMATEsFURNIsHED.- Ask me for an
estimate to paint your house with Enamel
House Paint. CHAs. COOLEY.
5apr-tf 514 and SIC Main Street.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03

HkzyNows for sale.
HARRY STIvERs,
Home Phone 345. Eighth Street.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-03

Worlds Fair rates, routes, ETC., can be
obtained upon application to Agent or
Ticket Agent, at Paris, KY. Tickets are
on sale..daily.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

T0 uu chat load 0n lUp stomach
Gals. kod1I Dyspepsia Cure o. dlrcsrs
shat y1u cat Sour stomach. bolchluF.
ets ou stomach and an disorders OF
tha stomach that arc durable. arc in-
family relieved and permanently cured
ny the usD OF kodol Dyspepsia Cure s.
o.. storrs. druggist a. 2g7 Main street.
NcW Britain, Conn, says "Kotol Dys.
peus.1 Cure is-EIyug such universal
satisfaction aud is $50 surely becoming
mo positive relief and Subsequent cure
for lh.a distressing aIlmout. / feel that
o ann always sure to satisfy aud grar
rs wy customers by recommending q
u th.m write th.f to show how wei
tfy remedy is spoken 1f here KoloI
uyHD.su Cure was discovered after
saar a. scientific experiments and
win positively pur. 100 stomach trou.
nI,s Sold ug b. 10 Br.ggs g. CO. and
S Nann q son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
WILL WARN JEWELLERS
or VALLEY FLOODS

.Fmm Monday. DHHuN
Tle government 's preparing n
.u.uI enormous um. m Nov M0Nr0
both fo protect tho people from
tuu.H auI I1 warn and protest ftnm
from floods Th, FIRST RiI Doe brought
1HuuI Hy fh. construction of dams and
a.nuE. reservoirs for thU purpose OF
.rr CATION The latter w. bg inst.
.mpt Uy means 0' telegraph systems
and como. unsolicited and unheraIded
and tha % win result il great benefit
u t1D protection of property from
floods H without question
The first fhO people of Sew Mexico
heard OF tho governments interest boz
fhIs matter comes BOO tho arrival Zoo
Albuquerque of b. % CARROT aud D.
% Hr1udsuhorg agents 81 tho weaIacr
bureau af Washington. D g. Nr Car
Iroti s chief Of the forecast depart
m,ut and Mr BrandDnborE a division
chief fur tho Rocky Mountain distric.
/. uf .he bureau. with office 1t Denver
I New Mexico comes under bIs iuHsiIc
. ZION
/ o. is Jhp plans of thy government t0
/ Wlld system Of telegraph lines
through tho Rio Grlude and ppDoa
valleys. the largest water COURSES .n
|mp territory and establish ohscna
Iuou stations over the water sheds of
these rivers as VOL aa Boo fhe valleys
These stations viii bs Kept iu con
slant communication with each other
/ land tbo bureau headquarters 40 pon
/ rgr and tbp people viii boz given th,
/ indications at each OF them Heavy
rains Loo me mountains win warn OBJ,
people off iuuds Boo DEE valleys and
, people Iu tup valley win bee f0rcRarn
! ul days ahead of approaching risos 80
|fhp river stations wIllbocstahlishcd 30
/ fHy Rio Gauda valley at Espauo.a
. Albuquerque san MaruiaI Las Cru
.U.s and EI ruso and az important
|Tlu.s iu the RIO Gmudv valley ma,
Visiting bureau officials hupo to hay,
.Hr Sew NDNIUu nueeau system ,s
IuH'.sh.I and .u operation by ueA
/ spring af Doe latest Yesterday Mn
IGlrr0u and Mr. naudonborg we're
.H.un for drive up 'Ho valley uuni
'ul rhr city by Eus.neyr Pine nost au0
|w.re shown thp damage NrrChv
property Ul rhe recent f'olds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
NEW MEXICO Towns

acr aho tolk charge thc urst OF the
moEtn.
Ashton a. Ro1rH have force OF
eight .ru doing asUHsmenf work on
tae nmol wildcat milne in the Santa
Nta district. also two men who are
DOING B. upu, work ln tho Edo.
RADIO claim
Robert T Thompson OF thls city
boz. Bought h1.f interest In tho e T.
hoo brand off cattle loo Luna county.
owned by Charles d. Hewlett The
RANCH headquarters arc uoar Coob q
H.l and thD range Dol boz Zine Erass
country. between .hCro and nom.uE
'r and Nf Harry Lamb. tho Tat
.. formerly Miss Eas.o Abraham.
laughter Hi 800 aud Mrs. Louis 40.
sH3m %. .ha ty returned Int Fri.
Iu from .bD.r woid.ur trIn and have
.re .n santa Rita whore they viii
sl to housDsDgp.Dg
sHDrff Blair luI UHnrv H0soncrana
lv securing tbe hl.r rJh of town
.daE 0r Marquee. "a Wo1dcui,cr VITA
Apache ancestors who took several
bots q. IUhm. johnson last sunday
afternoon white the 'a Ter was s.fune
JOB FRONT l. hs cabin several mile.
north 1l town There was u0 provo
H.H f1r thn attempted arnssna
.IHl Tho only explanation 1E th,
Rhine Ia .h3t tlo blood of o. iHns lIn,
D.. Apache warriors was simply as
sorting ITSELF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Santa " railroad had not reached
Now Mexico. la fact had not crossed
the plains ut kansds au dColoradO
j. D. McNaily. the weilknown and
popular division superintendent
south of thc city. with headquarters
at san Marc.al was ln che city yes.
toruay. returning south last night
Mr. McNallya division has boon ln O.
pretty bad dN che past couple of
months from lno effects of tho wash.
outs in September last. bat ho stated
last might that 'u a very short time
alI Tho weak spots VIII be- thoroughly
repaired aud trains will then be
moving on regular scheduled time
word comes from Boston ami other
eastern wool pouicrs that Louis I1.r
and jesus E.sgu0un have cIoaEol Ip
a fortune in the wool business this
year These two gentlemen. who re
sided ln the city i0r many years aud
are therefore we'll known here. dcyel
opol into heavy pluugcrs iu Che wool
markets.. thoy have lost many thous.
and. 1l dollars on speculation hui tho
Nest puuHInr. with a little rise lu the
market would pui thcm to the good
/ just as many thousands ui dollars
/ lf Is though, here. at fair estimate.
far MDsr Earr and E.armanu have
mafe several hundred thousand dol
lars thIs year un wool
Judge % s. Baker and United
slate. Attorney w. b. CbiIdnH feel
rr .uIa tb, utu tUi. morning would
hc atr went 300 fhr road ou a freight
/ wm yesterday afternoon hup'uE hy
somu means. DO u1I uy train u,
wagon. t0 reach Santa De- tI.a MORN
.nr al tho regular hour Tor thy CON
von.nr of tHu territorial Huprom,
cuur last reports fhIs morninn
/ from ru thr road gave tine news chat
ludg Baker and Attorney Chi'iDr.
wen. 5000 at lamy Junction.
ON Thursday evening stack of
laIf1.l containing niuu. fifteen tom.
/ Vas burned at Che ranch of M juan
/ Zamoa boo E' lanI WpH uf lho oI0
| town This .s tho second time With
loo fao wears 'Ha. Nr Iam0u ha.
/ 'usf Dates w.utur stack of alfalfa Both
| fires uarn undoubtedly snf hy ta,
| am. VrDtrh Uut DC Is 11uhtfu' q
/ uHp.ou. ur11f can he found Co war
/ rant tho arra.. of flr party suspected
Oscar % App Iipl yesterday morn
Irr Iu DTS rooms 1n thc Highlands HD
Vss tvonty.rrh years uf are az ih'
imr 0i death llo came FOB fhis cIt
short time 8ro from Memphis
Tenn. where th, remains viii b
shipped hy % vs. strunrs Sons fo
Intorment
W. Masters formerly with We
Brothers Furniture company ul Puot
lo Colo. has taken "a position wit
w ". FurpIs. the furniture dealer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

uoJbors oypyvhcse praise ono Min.
He Cuueh Cure for tuc sufor.ngs 10
mas relieved and tho lives of theIr 900.
.'o 0uos 90 bias saved A certain euro
.yr elu Boz, group and Rhu0p.ug cough
A. o. sH1G0rl. Postmaster of Chos.
CO.. Mirh says. "uur utflr gir. was
unconscious from stranag'auOn dur.ue
d. sudden and t.rr.ble attack of Group
One Minute Cough Cure quickly re
loved and r1roI nDr Bul cannot
uHo 10 Too h.eh'y" Ono Minute
'.nh Cure relieves coushs makes
breathing easy. cuts ou, rhlagm
aus uui Inflammation. and remove.
ever, cause of cough and strain or
uu.f Sold Bog % 70 Ur.rg q Co
aud IS Vann & SON.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

iFIUU saturday iliIfnu.l
E 81 apiorHnE of tho Albuquerque
EaHoru engineer corps. who was az
santa ne Thanksgiving. mas returned
Co Moriarty
The drst railroad to enter Kansas
city from the east was the Missouri
Pacific. which was hosun out of &c.
Louis IulY g. 1850 % was completed
into Kausaa City Sept. o. 1866.
Eastern papers state there ls a
shortage of freight cars Boo that sec.
zion. notwithstanding the fact that
railroads have a greater supply oi
cars than over iu tboir history The
result is that the western roads are
sondlur On foreign cars east as fast
a. practicable Co meet jho supply
Dennis sullivan ls the general su.
ror.utondout OF lhe El paHo a North.
or torn railway with headquarters In
h'7m0r1ri1 ana Die efforts on behalf
of Che company and also of the city
iu which hr resides have made him
au appreciated railroad official and "a
valuable citizen of fhe territory and
pfc town
Tho san Homariino luicy says.
Santa Fc Agent %. o. Davis. located
M Summit was lost aiih hIs vito ana
family on tho mountains tho othcr
Gov arH auer wandering about until %
nf. Hnur frHy failed t0 recover their
bearings ana had inc unpleasant oy.
perionce OF passing che uirht ont
under fho stars with the thormom
ofrr falling fo the freezing point
THE obIg' D'nr's uf 'h. Rock island
roa1 81 Ca'uFo have organized
nara.I.oa into uu association which
/ a. called fhr Rock '1rf chief CIorb
club ThDre arc fbirrdy. members
+ who mn.f B. uuH0r once each month
uI Usf.u to addresses. hr experts
uron vsr'oua railway subjects Th,
purpose off tHu organization is to be
come worc efficient in fholr own DO
n1rments and to rain r. Technical
knowledge 0f am department. oi rulI
eny mauaromouf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

An 1.u ann weIlIried remedy Mrs.
windows soothing syrup has been
used Tor over sixty years by millions
lf mothers for their children while
.cothlng. with perfect success. Il
sooJhes the child, softons the gums,
allays AN pain. cures wind collie and
.s the best remedy for dlarrhoea Ia
pleasant 10 the taste Sold by drug
FIsts in every part Of enc world
Twenty i've cents a bottle. ltH value
s ucalcuIabIe. Bee sure and ask iof
Mrs. Wlusl0ws Soothing Syrup. and
take u1 other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
MERGE WITH FRISCO
Forth Worth and rio orarde 90 De
Merged Win Frisco in Texas.

Forth Worth and Rio orarde 20 De
Merged Win Frisco in Texas.
The F0t Worth q RIO Grandu rail-
road company. which was charged
with Having issued FOO 1898 stock 90
the amount 1f fa1iO00 aud iu 1908
with having issued bonds to tho
amount of 100000 ANA stock t1 tHo
amount uf ipltClU B'l Iu violation of
'h. .1Ws off Texas. appeared before
.hD TarBs state commission an 1n.
nUuuC.H chat 20 HnI cancelled Bil oft
.ha outstanding stock ana bonds aI
Ioend 90 have been Illegally issued
ana In uru thoro0f +. was granted an
application to issue bonds o emo
amount of foqi0On and stock t0 tina
amount of $4,000 900 rho road Iu
question
The static railroad commission wac
Aieo advised hy Judeo h. o. Parker
general attorney of the Frisco $3.50
tom chat Che Fort Worth a. Vi,
Gauio Dr. tD Dee merged in tho ToEa'
corporation of the Frisco os soon "a.
certain details cnu hc arranged. and
This consolidation was authorized hl
an ag off tho loFi legislature B q
Noakum. chairman OF the Frisco cy
ecutivo board was present at th,
hearing of the case
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
CURED CONSUMPTION

Mrs 70 vs.. Evan Clearwater Kan.
writes. "My husband lav sick for
three montFa Tho doctors said that
ho had quiet consumption We pro.
cured % bottle 0f Billiards. H1rohound
Syrup and o. cured h.m That was
six years aeo Since ,hCn we have nl
WAYS Kept r. bottle iu tho house We
cauna. In without it For c1urhs and
colds 10 Dos uo equal" 25c SOC. 81 90
Sold hv j. %. OPioIly q Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

From lo Republican
Car Repa.rer So n Gomez goes to
los Angeles tfa week ou % vacation
lames LAZY an old resident horg
Has found dead n hls bed thIf morn.
ns boo me saloon Loo .Ho Tufu.ck
building.
Chas. Damon while jlck.ng up car
Nai ths misfortune t1 ioso one uf hlR
thumbs Iie s .u lhg hospital at Al.
uuuugr4uu
Road Foreman of EueIuHs j A.
Carroll ... .0r Arizona u#, uIaHt to
look after IH. development. W H.s
copper claims
THANKSGIVING WIS quito generally
observed Goo Gallup yesterday AN tbe
stores poi office and Dam. were
closed
49, 10 Morris and family ..ri sat
.WIl5 u. Brazil. IUI Mrs Morris Ha.
uu. U,au VrII fDr some time and has
taken fhg trip Zoo order to benefit Don
health
Their. was "a same Uf foot ball play
ed between th, Gallup team and fh,
Indians 8r the base ball park yeatrr
lay which resulted .u "a score nf Oh
|tl n favor ul thr Indians
work picking up af lhe mines
and the car service ls better this
week. an thc mines arc Worklnr
steady and the Cal,Iouuu Coal com
pany s adyoris.ue ior more miners a
/ tbe OterD mine
/ Work has been resumed at th.
Union mime and Two care of coal were
shipped tbp pas, week
Or pattcp has been appointed rain
ruad physician o. take tn, place o.
nr clayton who rns.E ucI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Governor O.or1 issued % 'rhauar.,
ne pardon OBJ Manuel p1rr.0 va0
1900. convicted Do llo District court of
$40 iEu.. county boo 1881 iur 70 mur
I.r pHU.aItfod in Mora county and
shY was sentences to tho pen.teuiI
1y fUr lile uo enforced the territorial
uoufDrfa-y March ~. 1891. ana had
served thirteen years and H.gh.
months u. HIa sentence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Health .s absolutely impossible. II
constipation Doe present Many serious
eases of liver and kidney complaint
hayo espwug from neglected cousti.
patton Such a dopIluhle condition
s unnecessary There is a cure for
10 Horb'uo viii speedily remedy mat
tgrs O. A. Lindsay b A., Bronson
Fa. writes. Fob lg. 1909 Having
tried HorbIno. I dnd % hno moiicin,
FOR constipation SOC a bottle Sold
by "a. ORiouy a co.