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Eastern League.

AT Providence Jersey city I, Provi-
dence 0.
AT Newark-Ne 3, Baltimore 2.
AT Toronto First game, Toronto q
Montreal /; second game, Montreal Ia
Toronto 5 (seven innings.
AT Buffalo Rain.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, d. c., July -. p. m.
Forecast for Wednesday-Thu
For Eastern New York: Fair and
warmer Wednesday; Thursday fair and
warmer; fresh west winds diminishing.
For New England: Fair Wednesday,
except showers in eastern Maine,
warmer in north portion; Thursday
fair fresh west winds.
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TO-DAY,s GAME.

Norwich formerly Worcester) plays
lat the Savin Rock grounds this after
non, the game commencing at 3:45. Sew
|eral strong players have just Joined
the ranks of the Norwich team and.
New Haven will have to play great
ball to win to-day Plank will pitch for
the visitors and Tuckey for the locals.
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NON SUPPORT ALLEGED.

Harry NJ Hurd tealnster. was arr
rested last night by Officer Cassidy OF.
the Howard avenue station upon q
charge Of non-support.
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sIGNBoARD WAR.

Promises of Things Doing at Sayin
sz Rock.
The spite fence war inaugurated al
Savin Rock nearly two years ago. now
gives promise of developing into an ex-
.tremely serious matter, and according
to the predictions of one Of the parties
interested will in all likelihood soon be
,brougks to the attention Of the courts
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EVERYTHING BUT THE ICE.

IN a package Of JELL-o ICE CREAM
POWDER for making delicious ice
cream. Simply add a quart of milk Cor
milk and cream mixed), to the contents
of one package and freeze. No heating
or filssing This is the time of year
when ice cream tastes better than any
thing else you can put on the table. Or:
der today from your grocer. Two packs
Ages 70 u
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Summary; Earned runs Bridgeport
q. Two-base hits Downey, Corcoran
Struck out-By Corcoran 8. by Newman
g. Double play Bannon, Anderson and
Canavan. Hit by pltcher-Yale. Time
OF game-one hour and thirty minutes.
Umpire Conway.
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LODGE NOTES.
Installation in a Number Of Orders on
Monday Evening.

Installation in Number Of Orders on
Monday Evening.
Star of Hope Lodge, No. u, Shep-
herds of Bethlehem. held their rgular
meeting Monday evening and initiated
five candidates and received three pro-
positions. The installation of officers
followed. The officers were installed by
Prelate Mrs. Helen B. King. Of Bridge
port. They were: John H. Hall, cons
mander; George G. Blakeslee, vice.
commander; Carrie Gessler, aid to COM
mander; Sarah J. Brakeman, chapIain:
Eva A. Dudley, marshal; Catherine
WEIGH, inside guard; Hattie. Hitch
cock, outside guard; Henry Caldwell,
master of ceremonies; Aida Hulett.
trustee; Mrs. L. f. Maltby, representa-
tive to supreme lodge: Mrs. Addie Bal
lou, alternate. The following past COM
manders were presented with past
commanders jewels: Elmer T.. Beers,
Eva A. Dudley, Mrs A. Ballou, Mrs.
Rice, Mrs. Maltby and Mrs. Risley, af-
| ter which cake and cream were served.
Court Marian, No. III, F. o. of A.,
held their regular meeting Monday
evening in I, o. o. f. hall. initiated
three candidates and received five pro-
positions for mmbership. There was
an installation of officers by Grand
Deputy Brother BIascoe, assisted by
Hurl John Cochran The officers were
as follows: Chief ranger, John j. Duf-
1 fy; sub-chief ranger, Thomas McKeon;
recording secretary, Frank Lawn; sem
\ Tor woodward, Patrick Hogan; Junior
woodward, William f. Evarts; senior
beadle, John Rudolph; junior beadle,
Thomas Carney.
"a short entertainment, with refresh
ments followed. The next meeting
will be on Monday, August 5.
Tonight Polar Star Lodge, No. N,
Ii. o. o. f., will install their officers at
Polar Star hall, corner of Grand avenue
I and East Pearl street District Deputy
Grand Master A. N. Mcintyre and his
staff of installing officers will be pres
ent.
Washington Council, No. I, Order Of
United American Mechanics held their
regular meeting Monday evening.
There was good attendance Of mem
bers, and the lodge elected a degree
team master, A. 7. Hotchkss, and ex-
pect a fine degree team as a result
4 Deputy State Counselor T. ]. Northrop
installed the following officers: Coun-
sellor, Robert N. Walker; vice-counsel-
uor, j. H. Grade; recording secretary,
Theodore G. Hastings; assistant record
ing secretary, J. r. Dawson; financial
secretary, f. P. Griswold; treasurer, G.
F. Robinson; inductor, George 0rtsie-
fer; examiner, George Osborn; inside
lprotector, W. E. Brown.
d -------=
i Montowese Lodge, No. Is, ]. o. o. F..
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NORWICH I, NEW LONDON 2. /

NORWICH Z, NEW LONDON 2.
Norwich, July 70. New London was
easily beaten by Norwich this after
noon BY the score OF I to-. Paige was
|batted hard, seventeen hits being the.
total, while McGilI received gilt-edged
Support throughout A sensational
catch Of a foul Nv by Arlnbruster and
Hannifan's work at short for Norwich
were features Of the game. The score
by innings:
R.H.E.
Norwich ......01015000 81 II q
New London 30 01O00100-- o. IL 1
-McGilI and Sullivan; Paige
| and Armbruster.
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sPRINGFIELD i. IIoLYoKE Q.

Springfield, July III Springfield shut
Hoiyoke out to-day and won pitchers
battle by the score of too, which puts
Springfield in fourth place Although
vickers struck out seven men and only
allowed five hits. yet he was outputched
by Miller. Two great stops by Fitz-
patrick and catches by Batch and Bert
whistle prevented Springfield from
scoring more runs. The score by inn
Iings:
R,H.E.
Springfield $50 o 0O0001 al 5 /
Holyoke ........O Q 90 90 0 90 5 2
Batteries Miller and Connor; Wick
ers and Sporting.
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At Boston

Boston .........O / rs o. SO o *--12 16 2.
Detroit .......0 $4,000 0-6 ii 81
Batteries Tannehill, Winter and Cri-
ger; Mullin and Woods.
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At philadelphia.
RH.E.

Chicago ........l saOo00ooo-4 0
Philadelphia 20 o 0 90 1 4*--6 9 0
Batteries-owen and Sullivan; Hen
ley and Schreck.
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Eau R.H.E.

Chicago .......oOOO 0014*-- 9 /
Boston ..........2 o00010 o 0--3 Z
Observation-Disclosures and Killing; Will
lis and Needhanl.
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II EVEN INNINGS.

Hartford, July 12,-In slow game
which went eleven innings Hartford
beat Meriden to to-day. The feat
ure Of the game was a triple play BY
#Quigley, Doran and Bunyan, which re-
tired the Meridens in the fourth inning,
when they had the bases full and no
one out. Each pitcher was touched up
freely Gastmeyer. the new local man,
hit the ball three times. The score by
innings:
R.HE.
Hartford 80 10 g 90 OIL 90 81 II 4
Meriden ....1O010Ds00O0 o. IL 2
Manifestations and Doran; Rogers
and Burke.
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ghe gpmrmaI aud Courier

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE
CITY, u CENTS a WEEK, 80 CENTS A
MONTH, S. FOR SIX MONTHS. Sc a
YEAR. THE SAME TERMS By MALL
SINGLE COPIES, 2 CENTS.
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At Cincinnati
R.H.E
Cincinnati ..oo02O0002o Cd 6 8
New York 80 000021 0 81 IA 1
Batteries Hahn and PETIT; Mathew
son and Bowerman.
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American League.
At New York

AT New York
RH.E.
Cleveland ......10I1oOo O-s 9 4
New York $3.50 col 0 Q 0 OIL 8 2
Batteries-Joss and Abbott; Hughes
and Mcclure. b.
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At Washington
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Batteries Townsend and Clarke;
Glade and Kahoe. (Game called in the
| fifthrait).
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R.H.E.

lrg.. R.H,E.
st. Louis .......o 10000 0 0 81 10 4
Brooklyn .......0 5000 90 0 90 5 l
Batteries-Taylora and zearfoss; Gro
min and Bergen.
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At st. Louis
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Tonight Polar Star Lodge, No. n,
I. o. o. f., will install their officers at
Polar Star hall, corner of Grand avenue
and East Pearl street. District Deputy
Grand Master A. N. Mcintyre and his
staff of installing officers will be pres
emit
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At Chicago
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People KNOWN i'm THIS city
Interesting Social Events Here and
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New Haven.

Score by innings:
Bridgeport 30 0 0 o. 0 1 3 o.
New Haven't 0 Q o o.
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Insrain Carpets. in short lengthe only,but
ample for ali medium-sized rooms; very best
grade OF Atwood ingram which retails regu-
iarly at zoe d yard. There is considerable
variety of patterns III these carpets and they
all are the good patterns. too, as Is testified 70
by the fact that only short lengths re- 17c
main Reduced frcm zoe q yard, to
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Local weather Report.

New Haven, July u.
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Fifty Sewing Rocking-chairs,
polden-oak finish, with seats
Of imitation leather and velour.
Deep, comfortable chairs and
very cheap indeed. Ct *
u. Mfrs. Sale price. Y =
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Fifty Rocking Chairs in solid
golden oak and mahogany fin-
ish; large arm rockers with
wood or leather ("cobbler's'O
seats. Hand-poIished e. on
U. Mfrs. Sale price, Y ~
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national League.

At Cincinnati
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We never carry over any
Porch Furniture if we cab help
ii. All that remains Of our
splendid assortment is open TO-
your choice al reductions of
so to SO per cent from former
prices.
The colored American., 1904-10-08
Lieutenant Pinchback in Charge.

During the month of August while
Mr. DattOr, the Deputy Recorder was
away on his vacation, Mr., Walter A
Pinchback acted in his stead, by trans
acting the business usually attended to
by the deputy recorder. This work
consists in receiving Papers for record
acting as disbuTsing officer, and hav-
ing supervision of the working forces
in general. This is the first within
the history Of the office, with one ex
ception, namely when Mr.. Trotte< wzs
Recorder, end MIR Henry Johnso-
Deputy Recorder, that the actual run
ming of the Office was msnsgsd entirely
by oolOTed men. Mr.. Pinchbaok was
the re eciepieut of DO few compliments
for the manner in which he performed
the duties imposed upon him through
the absence of Mr.. Dutton
The colored American., 1904-10-08
A LEGAL LIGHT.

The Successful Career of Mr.. Edward
A. Johnson, Lawyer, Author,
Scholar and Leader-A Business
Man of Standing and a Large
Taxpayer.
Hon. E. A. Johnson, the subject of
this sketch is q native of r aleigh, N. @.
He received grammar school course
in the Washington School of Raleigh,
and Observation-Disclosures his education
at Atlanta University. Returning to
Raleigh, he was elected principal of
the Washington School in which he
received his early training, with nine
teachers and some six hundred pupils
After six years of highly eff ,ient
work here, he was called 30 a rosition
IS co-instruotor in the Law Depart
The colored American., 1904-10-08
SPECIAL PRICE ON BLACK-NO-
MORE FOR 30 DAYS.

In order to give the readers of The
CoLoRED AMERICAN a chance to try the
great black remover at reduced prices,
for the next thirty days Black-No-More
the celebrated skin bleach will be sold
at half price. AS this is less than cost
customers will have to pay expressage.
No goods will be sent c. o. D., and no
free samples. Send 81 in currency,
stamps, express money order, postal
money order or registered letter. Ad-
The colored American., 1904-10-08

ment of Shaw University. After four
years in this place he was given entire
charge OF the department. and elected
Dean, and for the last ten y ars has
been turning ont some of the best
products of youug lawyers that the
race can bosst of. Notable among
these Is Mr.. A. w. Scott, practitioner
in this city, and Mr. J @. Robertson,
General Counsel Of the True Reform
ers, at Richmond. Va.
While engaged at Shaw University
Prof. Johnson held other impOrtanb
positions, having been twice elected
member of the Board of Aldermen of
the city of Raleigh, and for eight years
was chairman of the Executive Com
mlttee of the Fourth Congressional or
Metropolitan district OF North Care
lima, and was chosen delegate to the
National Republican Convention.
Mr.. Johnson is the author of
''The School History of the Negro
Race in America" "The History of
the Negro Soldiers in the Spanish
American War;" "The Negro Almansc
and Statistics, +" and will shortly have
out new work from the Grafton Press
OF Ne " York, entitled, Light Ahead
for the Negro" F" His History has been
adopted as text book by the North
Carolina State Board Of Education, the
only instance of such recognition hav
ing been given coIorad an in this
country and his books without doubt
have the widest sale of those OF any
coIored author.
He Is a lawyer of keen and accurate
Judgment and seldom loses q case,
having won every case hes has hsd
before the Supreme Court of his State.
snd In one instance former member
of the court was on the opposite side.
He is a business man and liberal
contributor to worthy CHARITY. HIS
personal accommodations, according to
the tax books, show a fortune OF
twenty five thousand dollars. All
this is the result OF fifteen years OF
The colored American., 1904-10-08
Paid Brief Visit to Paul Lawrence
Dunbar.
Dunbar.

Mr. Gerald Tyler. before leaving for
" ashingtOn, ID. @, Iau over to Day
ton yesterday TO visit Paul L awrence
Dun bar, the poet, who is stIlI quite III /.
The officials of the National Cash
Register company, on learning of his
presence in the city, arranged an i'm
promptu reception for him and he
sang and played several pieces for
them.
Mr.. Tyler goes to Washing ton this
morning to assume his new position
at the head of the piano department
Of the Washington Conservatory of
Music Ohio State Journal.
The colored American., 1904-10-08

cut penny, and is q most worthy
object lessen to those young men who
are ambitious and aspiring II all
our young men could catch hold at the
right place and gradually climb as he
has, the much discussed race probl
would coon vanish.
The colored American., 1904-10-08
Wedding Bells.

The marriage of Miss Lille Jones to
Mr.. Harvey 3 nth, VIII Oh recently
took place. will be followed by the
msrriage of her mother to Mr.. A I
Bill 'ws, in the Spring. Mr.. Billows is
q prominent Mason and bueiness man
Of Piitsburg, Pa.
The colored American., 1904-10-08
ATTENTION. sUBscRIBERsl

We are send1Eg out large number
OF hills each day to delinquent SUP
whose subscriptions are Just expiring
We REe striving 20 give the race a
clean, strong, newsy newspaper and
we hope every person who receives q
bili or who know themselves 70 be In
arrears will send Ia their suhserip-
lions at Hnce. u,
The colored American., 1904-10-08

Room For Rent-One single room,
baths and all modern improvements
at 1871 Tenth St. NV, for rent at
reasonable rates. Gentleman pre-
ferred.
The colored American., 1904-10-08


a ne rig is of race?
and
o
The colored American., 1904-10-08
American Protective League


be helped life mortgages
of
AMERICAN PROTECTIVE
Membership Certificate good for
Our correspondence extensive
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

nearly every day. irrigation water
very scarce and all farm work prac.
tIcally ne a sttndstlll. Fruits had
bloomod unusually full but the late
frosta have killed probably more than
two.thirds cf the peaches. plums.
pears and cherries. and nearly all the
aprIoois Apples also, have suffered
somewhat Very little snow 90 The
mount aims
silver CRY Chas - Lyons -priost
winter and spring ever known thcro
has not been Co exceed a quarter OF au
inch OF rain and snow combined since
Ias, Auauft There is no grass and
che cattle arc dying rapidly Tho river
tGum is lower than ever known ui
fbIr iuaa ot the year From present
appearances there viii De- uo fruit al
all
WAGON Mound li.Fh Winds con
tuup bot BOO rain. although SOME pros
poets. aa 30 90 Clouilng up. lamhlni
I loFuu but few are being saved Sheet
mon DXlc0t o. good lambng season g.
rt.u ..wnt soon
q 81 UAUniNUE
Section ulraCfU.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Report wu brought 20 klnEman
yesterday 81 tho hndiug OF tho body
OF am unknown man in the Colorado
river at point about twenty miles
below tho Santa Re hriugc, says the
Ningman Miner The body was neatly
dressed hue tuoro was nothing what.
ever Boz the clothing by which u could
boz Identified From tho description
tho body allies with hat OF George
stuman. who disappeared from hia
homo Ia MARTINEZ sometime last
month. and who rs supposed 90 have
gone to Needles with tho OBJECT Of
crossing over tho river to the ranch
of 81 Is R0souburgcr Stillman az the
time had about seven nundrod dollars
ON his person un3 tho belief ih gen.
oral that no was murdered Tor tho
money Tho uody found On the river
had the back of Tho head crushed in
Coroner collins left This morning "a
mako an investigation and ascertain
10 possible tho identity of the uuioT
tunatc man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
SUIT TO RECOVER PROPERTY
BROUGHT By MARIA z5NoaiA
VALDEZ AGAINST Her FhrrER
ron woTHER's ESTATE

Mari. Lpn.a valdez Through .
attorney %. 81 W,la b1. mol 90 .at
600 the Wsfrr. court i0r NH hr..N'
eoun., against H,. .t..u Antonio
VaIugt to I0.or.r tau Hum of ST..
UHu which sH. claims aa her share
OF la, estate lf h.. Io...sci mother.
Marie Dolores Ja.um.Io. VIE Ut An
tonic Valdez Mrs NaI.i died uu 'n.
SIN of last March 90 coyote ru
yIuus Goo hDf death Zoo ta. h.' l1E
of hyr mnc her husband induced
her GO make lIu % HH01 Hnyuy
ance and bin of aa'o ot her "nI.lc
right 90 the estate % u claimed
that che was out OF beg mind at OBJ.
time OF mabrs ont tao paper. This
act pra .tIca'y dl-.nbor.fod tho dausU
tor Tho daughter is row undolT1.
/ Iug ro have the rcd Fs. aside Hn.
20 secure Dc. na.i OF tbo estate Ia.
entire ref0I. valued ar about f."
/ 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
CHICO De MAYO CELEBRATION
a SPLENDID TIME HAD ~ THE
OLD MEXICO COLONY m SOUTH.
ERIN PART or TIE CITY

According Co programme tine ud
Mexico colony and invited guests in
Inc southern part OF the city held
70 celebration OF the famous battle
won Boy the Mexican patriots against
mo French trCopa at tho city OF
puobIa de- Los Angeles under Gen.
orul Ignaclo XaIagoza aad hls ugu.
tenants Harrtohal Nogroto n.az and
others.
Tho BrEo aui beautifully adorned
puUu. ball was crowded with ladies
and gentlemen. who had been inyit
ga 20 take part Oh Ono celebration
Tho band ~ old Albuquerque lFrst
RoFimontau I,.coursod several pieces
before tho proceedings started play.
iug American and MeAIcau national
airs
The nut speaker was H1u T. v
Dbayos. who made "a very eloquent
and interesting speech frequently ap.
uaudod. about the French intoryon.
con lu Mexico ana the glorious work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Notice of sale Under ChatteI Mort.
gage.

HaHNf
Nouu. hereby given tua. a Rob
.uaru. 0H the goth day of September
1903. mace and executed "a Chattcl
mortgage to the BruDsw.CkbaIbc
CoueuI.r company 20 Chicago, ll.
upon ,ag following described prop
erfy.
one gU foot oak Republic counter
one 200 foot oak Republic back bar
two sections Of copper tank, ono No
$50 % Novelty bar, one 20 foot OAK
Republic mirror frame. ono 2O foot
brass foot RAN, one 4 foot oak No. 2
Combination cigar case, ono oak No.
Standard bar screen.
To secure The sum OF Si32, oY.denc
gd by ten promissory notes each for
tho sum % $500 dated September
2s, 1905 and payable in !, Q, 3, g.
Is. O.. 2, s. and 10 months after date
respectively. and that said Chat,el
mortgage provided that ln case OF de-.
fault ln payment of any OF said notes
as and ahon the same became due.
then tho notes remaining unpaid
should Immediately become due and
payable that default mas been made
In the payments OF the notes number.
ed asa, b and g, becoming due Nov
2s. Dec. 80. 1903. Jan. 2s, Feb. rs and
March 2s. 1904, that BY reason OF the
default "a the payment OF said notes
tho undorhgnod, tho Brunswick-hal
he Collgndor company, as MORTGAGE
has taken possession OF the said prop
orty and by virtue oI the terms OF
said Chattol mortgage, Will on Tues
day. the lOth day OF May, 1904 az the
front door OF the codrt house 10 Al
uuauorluo n. NJ, at the hour OF ter
o'clock "a. m.. sell said above deacrlb
ga property 20 the highest bidder fol
cash f1r the purpose Oi satisfying th'
Indebtedness due under said mort
gage which on tho day OF SALE
amounts 20 the sum OF Sio2iS, 20
| nrthrr with ten per cent attorneys
fees ON said Indebtedness, provided
| uy said notes 20 be paid ana tho eH
| pous.s uf said sale. said property
is now Situated iu the vacant etorI
room 10 no. 200 South First street
! Albuquerque N NJ
| Said ghattel mortgage was hled 10
/ rcgord con- the Sth day OF October
Ilg03. end recorded lu Book y OF Chat
| eel Mortgages, page 1876, Of the rec
ords ~ Bornallllo county.
THE BRUNSWICK ALKBCOll.EN
DER COMPANY,
laoan. Mortgage,
lBy E L. Medlor lts Attorney
na,od April sth. 1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
ST. VINCENT CAOEay

Report DAY May +.
Iu.is'1 MaI,H l'Na'" l,"I
plano ......... ... Miss a M1nioSa
May lynn chorus Mise 2. hoena
Waiting bv 'ho Gate. th}anD
recitation .fth ana 'in ''''''
N Happy pay iHe'Lrl Fo'hl ....
Miss 50 llaI'. plano MISS horh ''
Contest Boo spelling ''h ana ''h
aI'l,a. N.l',s Misses D.. N''N. 2
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SIysi'r 3 Girnr1 N''.' ~
Nd'.E 81 h''I} b. 7'.... "
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biography 05.hobrru
Miss lr.... 7''} &C..
uHttp.'. overture 'N'.' h'.hl-
piano Miss shIn'rk and 4. walsh
t"u.... m la..u-fl'.t h'h''. pom
ny Miss A. koroor Aa0 a..'". ''
M.Hs a. lnraena'c
Reading The Ride OFT CONN.
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