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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-18

Governor Vardaman has offered
a reward of $500 for the capture
and conviction of the white cap
pers who have been operating in
franklin county. On May 4,
1904, unknown parties shot into
the house Of Will Cameron, a me-
gro, near Little Springs, Frank
lin county, and ON the night of
June 8 attacked the house a Sec
ond time, and wounded, proba-
bly, fatally, his daughter, and still
are at large.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-18

back at once you bicykle tomorro
for sure bekaws you are such a
dam foolishness people.
Yours respeckfulle,
P. S. since rite dis letter j
find de saddle in de box. excuse
to me.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-18
See The Leader about your Job Work.

WE have everything that's
w good to eat and drink
special mention we make of our
teas, which
we receive
direct from
the impOr-
tiers. Deli.
ci0us, fine
fIayOrs, all
kinds, all
blends, all
pric e s,
spec
mention
we make of
our "Royal
Blend brand,
which brand
has made
JIM. Woods
famous, be-
cause it suits
ne arl
everyone to
At whether
you eat to
live or live
to eat, you must
drink too. So drink
that which is best.
Our Royal Blend in
any quantity, Soc. Id.
j. WI. WOOD
1.-THE GROCER"
purvey6rs d Tempting Teas.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-18

Adjutant General Fridge has
made an estimate of the cost of
holding the National Guard en-
campment Aug. Is. He finds that
lit will cost about $40, 900 to get
the boys to the coast and back and
feed them during the ten days
they are there. This cost will
not come out of the State, for if
it did there would be no encamp-
ment. Under the Dick Bill all
the costs are betrayed BY the Fed
|eral Government. The Adiutant
General is required BY The War
Department to give the Secretary
an estimate of what it will cost.
The State receives from the Fed
|eral Government as its prorata
about $4,000, but this year IS
entitled to about $25, 900, as little
was drawn last year. The men
who are in camp will receive the
pay of regular soldiers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
WATER FOUNTAIN DEDlCTAEO
". c. 7. U. PLAcEs FREE IcE WA.
rER ON TAP At rHE WORLDS
FAIR.


49, louis IadI,s ot iho ~. q. o.
o. have erected fountain. vh,e Iry
water Is free t0 everybody % h1a
been placed .u conspicuous place ON
the grounds between tlc Varied ln
dusirI.a aud tho Manufactures build.
.ug and near tho beautiful I.oua.aua
Purchase Monument whore DO was
dedicated with beautiful ceremonies
Iust saturday The fountain Or with.
In few fDst OF tle waterway and
fho main vaih and opposite tho Gas.
Cados 10 U.s almost within thd
shadow OF Peace. thu browning foa.
'ura Uf tho Louisiana Purchase NOuu
mDul The erection off tds fountain
H beautiful lhruusHt amaDafIus
from tho ladies ot tho w. q. r O..
'Ho fountain IH of IwulD 81 Jrut O.
Inches high aud WAC modelled ny NIH.
Elsie WarJ uf Sow York Formerly of
Missouri Tho figure s thaf of "a wo.
man holding e lIN in her hand. she
stands upon PEDESTAL also ornament
Ud with titles thu symbol OF purity.
From l.Iy uu each of che four cor.
ncrs SPRINGS O. ap,E1t out OF which
flows tho lcccoid stream
Tho design 90 expressive OF ughi
mess allied with sufficient strength to
perform tho duty Imposed Tho
style is that of tho French rcnals.
sanco and an effort has boon made
10 keep the fountain simple. refined
aud strong 10 cost $1,000. and is an
onorIng from the W. g. a. O.. OF tho
Louisiana Purchase states. the money
contributed hy friends who are in
sympathy with the Swing of q cup OF
cold water to tho thirsty stranger
Karl Bitter fhe chief sculptor f1r
the Worlds Fair says that tho foun.
tain modelled by Miss Ward Is archl.
.tcctumIIy perfect This talented wo.
man was born 0n 70 farm in Howard
county Mo- Zoo tb.F quiet retreat aho
first became acquainted with tho uHe
of clay for modelling. Soon after her
graduation she began tho study of
.ar finally going 90 Now York, On.
terms tho Art Students League and
studying under ST. GuadvnE Miss
Ward also went 90 Paris studied in
tho art schools and worked 90 studios
-Four women contondod FOR the hon
or 81 modelling tho w q o. a. fouu
tain. Miss MoIya ~ Wilson, Miss Enid
Yandoil Miss JEANETTE scuddor and
Miss Ward
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

% O. IHumau has "a cur reIfc 700
exhibition az Dts store. Q. Us Coo bar.
rel 0f au Ola porIuear fIut IocE r.f'o.
OF a manufacture unieiafIus haIl e.
century ago. and was picked 900 Nr
llIuman on Top 20 Bear mountain s.v-
oml sundays aga. while chat geuuo.
man was on a days uu'inr Tho bar
rel .s slightly bent and hs there are
no abraaI0ns upur the iron. sgch as
would have resulted had che barrel
been bent in striking % against a.
tree. rock or other 'ard substance.
20 % supposed that tho ono i'mo oWu.
or. driven to corner hy bear. re.
sorted to h.a trusiy r1e and bent %
over the patio of mo animal The
barrel o. five feet long. and with me
stock. must have heca "a verItahle
cannon 10 load and handle Tho bar.
rel bears the stamp az nouInger. Of
Philadelphia, and also ~ a star. which
those Interested in riflooloTy say was
imprinted upon the flint locks of a
very early manufacture silver city
Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

arc caused hy indigestion n YOU eat a
little too much, or 10 you are subject
zoo attacks OF indigestion, the stomach
oNpnnda-swolls, and puna mp
AGAINST the heart This crowds the
heart and shortors the breath. Rapid
heart beats and heart disease l8 the
dual result K0dol Dyspepsia Cure 40.
costs what YOU oat. takes the strain
on me heart cures indigestion dye.
pops.a, sour stomach and contributes
uoIr.shmont. ftronrfh and health 90
every organ OF the body Sold 10y u.
70 briggs a Co.. and s. Nauu q Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
Alton BROOKE Parker.

Born ga Cortland. n. ". in 1862
Educated in the public schools 90
Inc Cortland academy
Taught school while studying law.
and graduated from the Albany law
school.
First public office was that on sur
rogate 90 Ulster county
Managed democratic compaign
which made David d. Hn governor
OF New York
Declined nomination FOR Lieutenant
governor IN 1883 ana 1855
Appointed justice OF the supreme
court Ia 1896.
Declined democratic nomination Tor
governor in 1891.
Elected chief Judge of tho court Of
appeals IN New York Ia 1897
Lives az EsOpus. near Kingston. on
the Hudson.
Married Miss Mary D. scboonmakor
early Do his career
Family. ono daughter. married 20
Rev Charles Mercer Hail OF Kings
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

p.los upon top ~ piles OF people
have the Plies. and noWuta witch
Hazel salvo cures them, There are
many different kinds OF Piles. but u
you see O. genuine and original witch
Hazel s1lye made by ~. C. Dewitt a
Co.. OF Chicago. a cure o. certain. a.
A. T.aiaie OF summcrion. g. c.. says
- had piles twenty years. and De
Wits s1Iye cured ono after every
th.ug else failed" Sold by g. o.
HrIHrE a CO.. aud Vauu a son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
Llttleton's s5eeeh.

IlttlCton opened his speech IN a
Cunoll.aiory manner and devoted
some time Co the republican nominee
for mo presidency. he then read the
resolution Of tho New York state con.
yyutIun lnsiructlug for Parker and
said that New FORK would Doe the bat.
tlohoid Of the election. he then gave
"a brIof sketch OF tho he of Parker.
saying ho had always been a demo
cut both in fair and foul weather and
had never deserted tho standard OF
bis party faith. lie said hc is a man
friendly 10 an factions but tho nvut
ito and afraid OF mono. man who
would take counsel and courage Of
both. but who will take the bitterness
0f neither
m you ask mo why hC has been
silent" no continued, "a viii toll you
20 Is because be does not claim 10 be
a master Of tho democratic party, but
la content 10 be its servant. II YOU
AJAX mo why he has not outlined his
policy for the convention, / will tell
you liAl NC NNNH NhA NflINhh INNN jus
politics should boz dictated, hut that
tho Sovereignty OF the party should
Dee IN the mtummolod wisdom Of Dos
members n YOU ask me what hIs
policy viii be- 10 elected, I viii tell
you that Go viii Doe the policy which
finds expression ia tho platform OF hls
party"
Then appealing tu thr support oi
tho convention Mr. IJJtlrtou placed
In nomination Tor the presidency A.
tom D. Parker
After that Hearst. Gray. CocRruu
Wall Williams. Olncy and Con. Miles
were named Zoo speeches that tooh
nearly a'l night In the end all the
claims ot the Parker forces proved
accurate Parker had within few
votes ~ enough 90 nominate, and
those were forthcoming Tho speech
os which had been chcerol had uolth
or made nor lost votes After lh,
nomination the convention adjourned
until Q o'clock today. when tho nom
inatIon for vice president viii bJ
made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Tho College on Agriculture and
Mechanical Arts Will probably be aak.
od thI8 year 90 make an oVtenHlvo
display of pumping irrigation aud the
products thereof before tbe New Mo2i.
eco irrigation association. which vii.
meet iu Albuquerque during tho Ter
rIiorlBl fair iu October since the a1.
drcsg OF Mr Newell t0 tho CONNER
cial club in albuquerque recently, IN
forest ga Irrigation by pumping has
boon doubled ln tho RIO Gmuia val
lov Cor thIs socms to bo our only
method of finding relief HIa Cruces
citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
PARKER IS NO.lINATEO

go. Louis. July 9-Cbicf Justice
Alton n. Parker. uf the New York
state court oft appeals. was nominal
uu Bt frto.u minutes Co o'clock This
morning for president OF the United
6iatgI Boy ne democratic national
convention. only one ron call on.
sued. and sn decisive was the result
ut tbut ono. chat contrary states began
Co call Cor recognition and The bal.
Dot finally resulted ln a unanimous
yof. fIr che New Yorker Tho scene
was dramatic in the cNtromo narl,
urss Nal witnessed thC gathering OF
tny democratic hosts. while broad
daylight Witnessed tho close The
convention was lu session from
o'clock lnat rIeht until nearly g this
morning Boo that time eight names
were presented 90 the convention.
NominatInH and aocondInr speeches
inuumoablo were made, aud with
dawn approaching De- became nocos.
Eary to limit the Focnndlng speeches
to four minutes each Exception
was made ln the case OF W. y Bryan.
who ln one OF the most dramatic
scenes over witnessed in O. political
gathering addressed the convention
and concluded by sccondine The nom
nation ~ Senator Francis 81 CocN
roll. of Missouri Bryan received the
third great ovation accorded during
the convention. His speech was ON
impa sslouod appeal to give a candidate
who had voted the democratic ticket
I'm 1896 and 1900 tie spoke on be-.
half of Tho Nobra .ka delegation. which
be- said had no candidate 90 present
0r favor ,o ask bat wanted q cnudi
date whose nomination would not
prove n triumph Tor ono faction or tho
other. Ito suggested Hearst m the
convention Thought bost. then former
Governor raft.aon. 0f Pennsylvania
ana finally created surprise by De-.
ciaring for Coekroll
ono of the features off tho long
draw ou session. was The beautiful
tribute paid Cockrgll when placed ln
nomination hy Champ Clark Tho bal.
Dot for president gave Parker Cos
votes ont of CG1 needed t1 nominate.
and before the result was aunounc.
al. Idaho. Nevada. Washington and
other states made changes 90 tho
Parker column. Governor Dockory,
~ Missouri moved 90 make tho nom.
nation unanimous. and % carried
amidst cheers Tho result Of the bal.
Dot was never announced officially.
when nominations woro called for
lasf nlrht Alabama yielded 90 New
York. and Judge Parkcrs name was
presented 20 the convention. IatIlo.
ton addressed the convention
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
THE PLATFORM

The democratic party Of the United
states. in convention assembled. DO.
claroB lts devotion to tho essential
principles az democratic faith which
bring COS together Co. party conyon.
ton
Under Thorn local self government
ana natlonl unity and prosperity were
alike established. They underlald our
Independence. tho structure OF our
free republic. and every democratic
extension from Louisiana 90 Califor.
mia. and Texas 10 Oregon, which pro.
served faithfully IN an the states tho
tle between taxation and representa-
ton They yet inspire the masses of
our people guarding ioalously their
rights and liberties and oherishing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Tho county commissioners OF Otcro
county found that the court house ln
Alamor0rd0 is FAR too small 90 accom-.
modato the headquarters of tho court
of the sixth judicial district which
has recently been transferred to Ala.
m0e0rd0. and "a new house will DO
built Tor tho offices OF tho clerk. az.
sistaut clerk. and a private office Tor
Judge Mann. Tho commissioners arc
at present considering plans FOR The
building and us soon 08 these are
complete tho construction 0f NE
house win Doe begun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
JUDGE PARKER PLEASED
WITH NOMINATION

Efopus. n. ~. July o. Slows of
judge P1rkor's nomination was Civ.
Ca him at G.5Othis morning by a CORE.
spoudout Of tho Associated Press. who
found him clamhorng out OF Inc wat
or after hls morning swim.
"Wcll. Judge. you've got &c. cried
the reporter as the athletic figure of
the judge appeared over the bow of
tho barge from which no had been
diving
els that SOP" replied the judge. hts
ruddy face breaking into a CHEEKY
smile. in which his satisfaction was
undlsguisod. tie asked for details OF
the final vote, ana finally displayed
tho llyoliost interest. 40 the same tlmo
rofrainl"r f--- ,no slightest com.
mont When asked n he had any.
thing 90 say. said: "No. I shall say
nothing whatever on the subject until
am formally notified OF my nomiua.
ton"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
Bryans Speech

Anor s'rIng that tvclo ho han
borne the standard of the party. Mr.
Bryan continued,
20 come tonight 10 thls democratic
convention 10 return my commission.
and 20 say that You may dispute
whether or not have fought q good
iight. YOU may dispute whether have
finished my course. but You cannot
deny that have kept my faith 20 the
party
To-day as O. private oItizoa. I am
moro interested ln the success of the
democratic ggtct than ! was when ]
was q candidate"
WHOM ho declared himself q loyal
democrat undor an conditions ap.
plnusc came ln great volume
Declaring that Roosevelt N De- De.
lioyod in war as un arhtUr of disputes.
was dangerous t0 elect ho continued
% believe Dee ought 20 hc defeated
Z believe ho can ho defeated. tried
TO defeat the republican party os your
candidate. I failed. YOU say
eyes. ! did. but { received % mI.
lion moro votes than any democrat
had received before Yet I failed
Horo Mt Bryan paused. and lifting
BITS head swept tho hall with bis gaze
Why dld I mn7" De asked. ana rc.
plying to bis own question. De said
because there were some who had
affiliated with tho democratic party
who Thought my election dangerous to
the country They helped 60 elect
my opponent That Is why. but I
/ have mo- criticism Tor them"
As ho proceeded. the sympathy of
his audience Tor the man who bad lost
the touch of power hc had held, al.
mIration for his power as am orator
and honyath 20 en- that sincere liking
| for the man that ondurcs iu $50 many
hearts. was manifest ana contributed
toward the great silence of respect Goa
which hIs words were heard the sim
| cere admiration with which they were
received and spontaneous applause
was accorded His tolliug sentences.
There were many in the country. hc
declared. mon who had considered hla
/ election DANGEROUS. hut ho had always
believed anil hoped ho would always
believe. thnf a mans duty 90 his coun
/ try was higher than bis duty to- hla
party Tho applause that Endorsed
this declaration was quick and gourr
IaI
Ilo asked the delegates 20 consider
that 10 he failed Ca 1896 and 1900. that
| the state was moro doubtful under the
| leadership of those who had not been
l loyal to the party Iio declared that
/ the sixteen hours ho had spent iu
committee uu resolutions had been
the best spent Of any in hls NO. be
cause by mutual concessions tho
/ WINGS of the democracy had united
again and stood once moro with q
united front
81 have come to ask nothing hg
said Nebraska asks nothing bat "a
| fight the battles OF the democracy"
lIo declared that ho had never az
tempted 20 De a dictator. a8 many peo
f. pie had charged. and said he had only
exercised hls right 90 mako sugges
lions and had given tho same priyil
oge tO others. Much OF his speech
was delivered IN the direction ~ tho
/ New York delegates. many Of hi.
gestures were made toward b, -. IIu
/ personally Tho Now Yorker sat stol
idly iu bis seat. however, and gave uC
evidence that any thrust from Mr.
Bryan went home 90 him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
VICE PREsl
DENTAL CANDIDATES

So Louis. July o. Senator 1851 did
not take OF bis clothes when bee
reached Dis lot,l tbis morning. but
aUrr refreshing both ino inner and
outer man Joined William D. sboeaan.
COL j. ~ Guncy OF Pennsylvania.
Thomas Tnrgart. OF Indiana, and
John D.. Hopkins of Illinois. iD "a con.
ference 90 determine who shall Do
the running mate for Parker Among
those WHO'S, names who were men.
toned prior 90 the conference and
who had om.ssarios ready 20 present
their claims were KCru OF Indiana
williams OF Illinois, Daniel Of Virgln.
ga. Mclean OF ohio. Harmon Of Ohio
Dockory of Missouri and ncckhom OF
Kentucky Tho fayor't0 candidate
seems to bo Harmon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

A case came 20 urbt that f1r per-
siHont and uumorc.fu' torture has
perhaps never been equa'oi Joe
Golobick of C0lusa, Calf, vr.tos
"For t5 years { endured iHmderable
pain from rheumatism ana uo'aiug
relieved me though ] tried everything
known. came across Electric nit
ters and Cos mo greatest medicine on
earth Tor that trouble a feV bottles
Of % completely relieved aud cured
me- Just az good for Liver and
kidney troubles and general debut
ity. only COO. Satisfaction sHann.
tooI by an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
CONTAINS MINERAL DEPOSITS.

A. %. Frouzol Of Denver. Colorado
mro mineral commissioner of the
state. who has boon ON an inspecting
tour 10 the mining regIuua in the
southern part Of the territory was 90
Santa &c yesterday en- route 90 hla
Colorado home Mr Frcnzel says
that New Mexico contains extensive
and valuable deposits OF rare miner.
ala. especially OF yauadium. and be-.
uovos that capital win soon bo had
FOR tb0 development OF these mineral
dcposIt8. ITO is very much interested
ln mining matters. ana viii. at the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
CLEVELAND DECLINED TO
TALK TO REPORTERS

BurzardB Bay July 9.-Formor
President Cleveland declined 10 see
reporters. bat sent the following 90
the Associated Presses:
n am On absolute ignorance Of the
So. Louis convention except IN so far
as q has nominated Parker. with
tho result. I ann abundantly gratined
and I hope the remainder OF the work
az the convention win add 20 the en-
couraglng prospects OF democratic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

NHs NHury uu1s'a young lady
about l9 0r 10 years pId Wb0 was liy
ine lu tla city With Der aunt add
uncle. and who disappeared tho even
Iur of June 23. BIAS boon located.
No. sorms chat ano was dissatisfied
with her home here. ana after she
had determined to leave. neIghbora
Interested themselves 90 her behalf
and secured Tor her "a good home ln
"a family residence near Pueblo
A mm0r Was Boo circulation that Tie
young lady had been kidnapped but
me above facts are furnished by high
ly respectable residents OF Ration
Ration Reporter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
One Lsdy'a Recommendation Sold
Fifty Boxes Of Chamberlaln'o
stomaeh and liver TabIeta.

have. ! believe. sold fifty boxes
Of Chamborlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets on the recommendation or
one lady here, who first bought a
box OF Thorn about a year ago. She
never tires Of telling her nolgAbors
ard friends about the good Qualities
of these Tablets --p. ~ Shore.
druggist, Rochester. Ind, The pleas.
ant purgutlyo eject Of these tablets
makes them "a fayorlte with ladies'
everywhere. For sale by an drug
eIaIr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
chamberIaln's cllle, Cholera and
DIarrhoca Remedy

This remedy is certain to bo need
ed 90 almost every home before the
summon DO over ~ can always be
depended upon oven ln tho most He.
yero ard dangerous eases. lt 10 es.
pec.any valuable Dor summer dlsor
dcrs in children. t IS pleasant 90
take ana never falls 10 glyo prompt
relief Why not buy % now7 u may
save &c., r0r sale hy hll druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

success This is an I can possibly
say at this time. DO not know when
shall have an opportunity 90 read
the platform adopted, or 90 learn Of
tho entire proceedings Of the convcn.
tlon. IN any event 90 o. absolutely
certain that no further expression
from me may De- expected nt present
I hope 90 bo relieved of further lm.
uurmIty ON lhis subject
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
Working Nlaht and DAY.

The busiest and mlghtlost little
thing that ever was made "a Or
Kings Now Life pills. These pills
change weakness into strength, list.
lCssnoss into energy. brnln.fag into
mental power They're wonderful IN
building up the health. Only 25o per
box Sold by an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
PARKER WILL FAVOR
GOLD STANDARD

ST. Louis. July "a Parker man
VINO declined Co allow the use Of his
name but who Is close 20 tho demo.
cratic candidate, declared today that
Parker win iu his letter ~ acceptance
deal With the financial question in a
specific manner. and in accordance
with the lines laid down by Hll of
New York and williams OF Mississippi
before the committee ou resolutions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

nest years commencement of the
New Mexico School of Mines 40 so.
zorro. offer a gold medal Tor the best
essay ON rare minerals ln the tori
tory BE expects shortly to visit san
Juan county Co examine and inspect
the Aztec ruins 90 that section
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

commerce. and % under existing troa.
ties right of tmvol and soiourn o.
denied to American citizens or rec.
uEuitjon is withheld from American
passports hy any countries ON the
ground oft race or creed. We favor the
hcr.uuIuE Of negotiations with tho
governments uf such countries to se.
cure by treaty the removal of tuoso
unjust Determinations We demand
chat ail over fhe world q dG'y anthem.
Ucaipd passport issued by hg govern
mou' of the United States Co au Am
crlcau citizen shall hs pr10f of tho
fact that Doe Del am American citizen
and shall ontitle him .o tHc treatment
due him as such
Election OF Senators by the People.
We favor uo election of un.toI
states senators hy direct vote of che
people.
Statehood for Territories.
We favor tho adm..s. uu of tho ior.
rItorios of oklahoma ana inc Indian
Territory We also favor the Immodi.
ate admission of Arizona and Nsw
Mexico as separate states and torrI
torinl government Tor Alaska and Por.
tu Rico.
We hold tfat officials appointed 20
edm.u'sier the government of any
territory as vol aa IN ifc district oi
Alaska should bc bona ode residents
no the timo OF their appointment of
territory or district In vhIcn their du
tiO- are to DO performed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

So Louis July 9.-sboruy after re-.
converting this afternoon a recess was
taN,n 600 s. O'Clock this evening whls
wac done In order 90 g,yo She leaders
"a chance to agroc upon candidate
fnr vice president