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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
GOING TO THE COAST

1no Rock Island system Is going To-
the coast This road. which. q was
thought thirty years ago. was only
bullty TO give a town IN Illinois on tho
Mississippi river reputation, and a
doubtful one az that. has now become
one Of our greatest empire builders.
Tho building OF tho Panama canal
has no torrors for transcontinental
lines, az every line which Is pointed
westw lr,ails u = "asar outlet
simple ouglcCrins feat which
would arrau the engineers who built
our FIRST mI"I ,a,n r1ads
Seventeen years ago this company
surveyed across Colorado and the new
line will follow the old survey. The
road Is now into Colorado Springs
Starting from there the survey Will
run east OF tho Groonhorn range Of
mountains 20 a point ten miles west
OF Walsenburg. whore q turns toward
the sangro Dc Cristo range which q
Will tunnel, thence IN a Southwestern.
~ direction, passing near Alamosa
and turning into New Mexico near
durango.
Tho line IN Colorado viii open up
the Huoriano county mines and others
between there and the Now Mexico
lino, The company built a limo from
Tucumcari TO Dawson. N. NJ. 1872
miles On length for tho express pur-
| pose OF utilizing tho Dawson coal field.
This line will be- EXTENDED from Daw.
son north 90 connect AZ a point DO.
tween la ,eta and Alamosa. This
will give Denver an almost direct line
70 ~ PaEo and the City Of Mexico.
In New Mexico tho now lines will
cross the San Juan valley. touching
Pennington. Here are vast coklng
coal beds Passing south tho line
crosses tho Atlantic a Pacific no
Thorcau, N. NJ. where a connection
viii bo made with tho American
Lumber company'a road. which owns
Cottonwood canyon. tho only practi.
cable route 10 get down into the New
Moxlcn Arizona mesa
Running south, southwest Il crosses
into Ariz)na about sovonty.two miles
sout OF mo Atlantic Pacific and
then runs west for two hundred miles
oyoF the plateau which Is covered
with a dense forest OF pine. which "a
a government timber reserve. Pres.
colt, Arizona. Will be touched, and
then tho desert.
san Diego will probably b0 the Pa,
olho terminus. George Oould's agents
when trying 20 secure more land IN
San Diego found a very desirable plat
which was not for sale. That water
front belongs 90 the Roak Island sys
tenn. II oonsists Of half q mile Of
wharfago room and sao acres Of land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
Railroad Topics

The order Of Railway TraInmon a.
arranging for a picnic 40 Cloudcroit
the latter part Of this month.
Fireman j. o. Hin has resigned
from the service Of the Santa ne. aud
will leave shortly for tho east.
n. 8. Asplnwall Of the local shops.
who left some time ago for Troy,
Michigan. ls expected hero IA a few
days.
Mrs. >. Vs. McCaskill and daughter.
Miss Jessie. OF 200 Highland avenue.
left last night Tor Childross. Texas.
where they will join Mr McCaskIlL
Mt McCaskill % a machinist by trade
end was formerly employed go The
local sbCps
News reaches here to tho effect
THAI tho Santa BE- machinists at cha.
mute. Kan. have finally been drawn
into tho strike on that line and that
tho compahy 10 now arranging to ON
their placcs with non.union men,
Chanuto was the last place to be
called out
NNNN ~ n NNNiHHNNNNNiNN NNN NAiHN NNl
consolidate the two existing railway
surgeons associations. Tho movement
is 20 combine tho International Asso.
citation OF Railway Surgeons and tho
American Academy Of Railway Sur
geons into one large order known "a
the American Association OF Railway
Surgeons.
John G. Scars. who for the past Six
teen years has been employed ln the
Santa 20 railway depot 90 sanla Fo
and OF late years has acted as cashier
loft for Ration. whore be- will go on
dutv IN n similar capacity 70 is NOS
yCt definitely known n thH change
off station wil hc permanent
g. o. Rr.lAurn oft Denver. who has
lately been with tho Colorado a
Southern, arrived last evening 90 49,
sumo his duties as cashier at tho San
"a re railway depot today STR. Rath
burn i8 not a now conner to Now Mex
leo. Sc was resident several years
ogo At las Vegas, being then engaged
IN raising cattle IN San Miguel coun
/ ty- Santa Fo New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

The H.ut,ntary authorities ycstor.
day sent eru,cu convIcts 10 convict
camp so 3. Goa the scenic Route
road on the Dalton divide. Tho per
manent work done by the convicts
during the past fan. winter and spring
is highly commended by an hose who
have examined H. 70 Is reported 20 be-
very strong. durable and satisfactory.
About ten miles Of tho road from the
Dalton divide to the Pccos river have
been surveyed and permanent loca.
lions ~ tho line have been made by
Engineer John A. Gwin under tho ca.
nory.sion OF Superintendent H. o.
Rursum The work ls progressing
very satisfactorily from this end
Santa Pc New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
SANTA "a NOTES.
From Lho Now Mesloan.

From tho Now Mexican.
Mrs. Francis Croas0n of AruQuor.
cue. who has been visiting friends On
the city. returned 20 her homo yes.
Go lay
Contractor w. r Mako today c0m
moncod laying ne foundation fcr The
new residence OF 81. II. Dormau on
liuonB Vista Heights.
r. u, Wilson, 4 surveyor, went
south yesterday 10 the Chilli count.
~ where he will DO surveying for a
week for private parties,
Mrs. Edward Manuel Otoro Of Alhu
que-que, arrived osterday and r. the
house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs A. ~
Borgore. her parents In law.
Mr., and Mrs. A. M Hardness anC
daughter loft yesterday FOR Albuquor
que TO attend the convention OF the
Territorial State Sunday School 40
ISOLATION now In session ia tho Duke
city.
y. H stoyer, a teacher az tho Al
calde Mission school. arrived yestor
day and departed At $40 this after
noon for a short visit AZ Albuquuor
que. From there no will proceed "a
Naco, Arizona, where he win visit fol
some time.
A. Singer Of Albuquerque, represent
ing the Orunsfold Brothers dry goods
Arm OF the Duke City came IN last
evening from business trip 20 the
northern part Of the territory II,
spent the day here going south thli
oNnMInR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

whlth Gould would pave with goidon
pnel,s 10 socnrl
That this contemplated line will
open up a vast area OF arabic land
goes without saying. n o. is true that
ihg Rock Island has secured 'he
Phelps Dodge roads On southern All.
zona, New Mexico and Mexico, o. will
dominate 10 would be an easy maiior
20 bui,d down the San Frarcisco TO
connect with the ~ paso a Southern.
with coke selling at the copper smelt
ers at $50 a ton q &C. easily computed
what an enormous profit would accrue
90 the company by moving coke and
coal from northern Now Mexico and
southern Colorado 90 tho mines aEOlt
clifton. BIsh,e and the ConarloE
AZ present fuel is scarce. o. great
deal Of it being plnlon wood brought
down from the mountains 3n hufro4.
There IS an almost inoxhauat.ula sup.
ply OF heavy pine timber 90 Western
New Mexico which this limo could put
on the market with at lease 300 miles
shorter haul than any other iluo. Tie
cattle C0uHtry would bo cut in two,
thus So ting nnchors a drive of some.
thlug iiko TOO miles. ono advantage
which makes this survey so % bIllca.
BILE rs the presence OF coal ana Waior
Prom Prescott southwest wator will
De- stored. but ON the eastern end %
is plentiful Tho coal from Dawson
VIII supply tho road until % mlla
profitable eastern haul Omclis boz
Chicago have boon rathcriug HaIIH
ties for more than two years. aud
have everything figured down tu r.
nicely
The road and equipment Will mot
average more than $4,000 o. m.lr Tho
limo will De ln the noighborr1aI of
1850 miles long from Colorado
Springs TO san Diego with branches
Denver Post
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
WON ANOTHER VlcroRv.
3. a. c. Defeated Ration Sunday BY
Score Of 70 20 10.

3. a. c, Defeated Ration Sunday BY
Score Of 70 70 10.
Tho y. A. C. ball team went 10 IA,
ton Sunday and took the twlrlou
there down the line 70 the scoro Of
10 90 10. IN a rafting good came
played before several hundred poo
pie. A good sized delegation from
Trinidad was present. Matney pitched
tho whole game for Trinidad. and
proved a mystery 20 tho Ration bat
tiers. The score card gave then but
ono earned run. Forraro alno distin.
guIshod himself behind tho bat. Fan.
ming and LecEOn wore the battery for
Ration, but flaming was treated 10
some hard hitting. In che NTH. OwonH
drove out ground bali for three
basca, and in the seventh. Floyd, who
played end base for the n. A. C's,
pounded out a long drive that should
have been a homo run Floyd. how.
ever. was short Of wind and was done
up on reaching third, ono man came
In on iho hit
Ration was greatly chagrlned by the
defeat Of her crack bali team, and yill
send q over hero for another game
next Sunday Trinidad Chronicle
NCWB
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

A very enjoyable social function
took place 40 the homo OF Mr. and
Mrs Seth. sa2 South Arno. last even.
us 600 those present report a good
time Games were played and refresh.
monts served boy tho hostess before
the guests departed at a very late
hour
Those present were Miss Barbara
schacfer, sadio Strain. Emma Rud.
olph. Mary owens. Elizabeth Brown,
Edith Taylor. Mr. Bert Wallng. Ralph
Springer. r. =. Quinn. r. l.. Lundy,
Harry shoup and Herman Millcn.
bauFh.
Tho party vas In Che nature Of a
surprise Tor the nrst four gentlemen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

ca through this city will BE- seen this
week. when fortynlno cars filled with
300 regulars will be- IN Albuquerque en-
route 20 san Francisco from which
point they viii embark for tho Philip
pines The soldiers will leave chi.
caro June "a, and are due In this city
on Saturday IN two trains under tho
supervision OF their commanding Of
dcors Tho boys in blue hail from
Columbus. Ohio, and Newport. Ky.
aud win remain their allotted time IN
active service before returning 20 the
United states.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

when you get up in the morning
with o. bad taste In your mind. Try
the effect of tbIs pretty little prayer
by Louis Stevenson. 'Tho day returns
and brings us the pretty round Of lr.
ritatiug concerns and duties Help
us 90 play Go man. help us 90 per
form ihcm with laughter and kind
fncos. lct chooriulno8s abouuu with
industry Give us 10 go blltholy on
our business an this day bring as
to our resting beds weary and con.
tent aud undlsh0nored and grant az
Boa the end the riU of sleep"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Simon and Ben Bibo Of Grants. N.
A., have purchased 10000 pounds Of
tho wool OF Sylvester Mlrahal and
brothers, and will ship 10 the wool
securing mills ia this city. The 8.
Bloo Mercantile company have stored
az Grants. Cuhor0. IAguna and Sc.
boyota. and have 20 far this season
shipped over 100000 pounds. and ox.
poet TO reach tho half million limit.
an OF which will ba secured IN this
city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
plAsaasd Cattle.

Dr. J, N, Warner who was called
from Albuquerque 70 report on a mys.
torIous disease that had killed cattle
At Mineral I'm, is able 10 throw little
fresh light on the mystery. Tho dis.
ease developed and soma cattle died.
However Il is not vide spread and
tho results thus far have been CON-
paratlvely trivial No satfactory meth.
cd of treatment has boon reached
las Vogas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Company q met az tho a-mory last
night for drill About twenty mem.
bora we're present Tho nonoommia.
stoned ohcers we're given warrants OF
authority, and company manouveu
and guard mount was practiced.
The social moniborahip Of Company
o Ia gradually increasing, but a great
many who promised 30 become social
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

members have not yot called for their
membership cards. and what is moro
important 20 Capt. Ruppo and com.
pany. they have not paid tho fee Of On.
Tho gymnasium iH now fully equip.
ped and the baths are IN fine condi.
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Roth Deming and Silver City have
good ball teams, and arrangements
should be made for games with these
clubs In this city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

iect be- mentioned and he talks and
argues ln the most remarkable way.
a Pioneer Dead--GHo0n 81 Tom.
linsun. pioneer 1f Storm county.
and longtime resident ami business
man OF uilisbOro. died Ht o'clock
last Monday morning. says the 40.
vocato. Tho direct cause of hle death
was nsiula, which had caused him a
great deal ~ trouble the past two
years Tho deceased was an old SOL
dior. having served for three years in
company O. iO2nd Illinois volunteer in.
fantry and was honorably discharged
On July 1855 lIe has n daughter and
brother living az Rock Island. and
anothor brother IN Chicago, Illinois
Tho funeral was held Monday oyon-
inr Mr. Thomas Murphy reading tho
Grand Army OF the Republic services.
IN the death OF Mr.. TomiInson the
community loses a good citizen. Tie
was. as near as we can learn, about
sixtynve years Of are. Before HIS
death Me- Tomlinson appointed An.
drew Kelley and w ". nucher az the
mon 20 settle NO his affairs Mr.. Tom
llnsOn's death is greatly regretted by
his large circle OF friends and ac.
uuniutauccH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

After August I next the Rock o..
land will install the block system Of
running trains over lts entire system.
Including the Texas branches. This
system 10 embraced Ia tho now book
~ rules that booomo effective at THAI
date This system will prevent any
train from passing any telegraph sta.
ton until the engineer FIRST ascortalns
N there are any orders az tho once
Tor tho train This Is done by means
Of a signal placed az some distance
from tho station but controlled from
The station, Every engineer must give
a whistle answer 20 the signal that Is
given.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Byery living bird and beast strives
rs utmost 10 cram Itself with food be-
ioro retiring for tho night and this
food 10 digosted a. the night prO.
crosses. The evening feed Is tho feed
Of tho day with the brute creation.
and yot doctors tell Us 10 refrain from
eating heartily AZ night, and even ad'
wise as 20 retire 20 rest with a more
or less empty stomach. Babies DO the
same thing, and even cat during the
night Adult men and women alone
make an exception TO the rule Why1
Bubserlbo for me citizen and get
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
DIG Army comlnq.

One % ths largest shipments OF
Uucle Sans bla0coata that has pass.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
EARNINGS ARE BETTER.
Rock island Business for April IL
Looking Up.

ChIcag1. June 2o-I'rosidont Win.
chcll of tho Chicago. Rock Island g.
Pacific railway has been in New Y0rl,
on business and said:
"Rock Island IS doing about Tho
s0no az other lines In the same terri.
tory. There IA slight recovery IN
business az large and earnings are
running hcitor than In April So Tar
as Rock Island is concerned / think
we have turned the corner April bo.
lnr the laft had month"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Stole cattle-Warcr Holden and
Andy Hunt are confined In the county
bastlle The two young men arc
charged with having broken into Fred
MIstors slaughter house and appro.
priating a number OF articles. The
robbery occurred some time Tuesday
nlght after the rain. Deputy Brown
ana Mr. Mister took the trail 90 the
slaughter house which led them al.
rect TO HoIlcns cabin on the TERRA
Blanca. a search warrant was 60.
cured and the articles missing from
the slaughter house were found. some
inside tho cabin and some hidden in
tho rocks outside. a mule belonging
90 Francisco Chayos was found hitch.
ed 10 a tToe near tho cabin. Tho boys
dlsclaimod any knowledge Of owner.
ship 0f the animal IN their search
Mister and Brown found four young
calves confined In n cellar. Some
time next week tho young mon Will
have an opportunity - explain their
case before Justice Lockwood Of
Lake Valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Rain In the Mogollons C. w. Mar
rioit proprietor OF the silver City.
Moruilon stage line. returned from a
trip over the limo. says tho lndcpond.
cnt Mr Marriott says a heavy rain
fen In the MogollonH Tuesday and
succeeded On partially oxtlngulsbIng
tho forest fire which he's boon raging
In that section for some tlmc. but
then whom ho Left Wednesday morn.
INK tho fire had broken out afroHh In
several places. large force of men
Ig stIll on tho grounds. fighting the
flames aud combining 20 90 a limited
area. a fairly good now Of water
has been struck ln the old Peacock
workings ON the Mogollon Gold and
Copper company and the concontra.
tor no Cooney viii be- started again
and run upon the water furnished
from This property Just how much
water could he furnished from this
source Mr.. Marriott was not prepared
20 say, but those vcrsoi with c0ndl-
lions In that district do not think
there will be sufficient quantity 10
keep the concentration running over
two or three weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Held for Murder nnly Hart, wcll
known At Inrdsburg and at Clifton.
has been indicted by the grand jury
"a Cochlso county for murder. and
held under $1,000 bail TO await TRIAL.
says tho Liberal Hart went with
Constable Graham. at Douglas, 90 q
saloon 20 arrest a man named Ike
Smith, who had. Graham said. Killed
Deputy Sheriff Vaughn. and shot
Graham. In making tho arrest the Of
ncera took no chances. and killed the
man thoy wanted. Aftorward thoro
was considerable doubt regarding
the identity OF tho man Killed, and q
was generally eonaldcrod thoy Got the
wrong man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Plans 10 ln4erseet Santa Fo.-Uhiot
Engineer Mccarthy OF the Weathor-
tprd, Oklahoma a Southern says tho
limo has been located from Weather
ford 10 Woodward, and that conEtruc.
ton work will commence On HiH or
oight weeks. The limo viii oroga ne
Frisco az Custer City and intmuect
with tho Rock Island az Weathuriord
and tho Santa 70 al Woodward
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Crazy on Rellalon-Antonio Lamm.
who has recently returned 10 Alamo
gordo from S. Louis, was examined
by q number OF physicians who made
a report 20 tho officials az 10 hts mon.
Gal condition. They decided that
IAmm was perfectly Sane on an sub.
iects with tho exception OF religion
and with tho proper treatment hope
20 cure tho disease IN o short while
iAmm has been a night Waterman
AZ the lumber mill, and has always
pfoyen himself perfectly reliable and
trustworthy IN every way. and his un.
fortunate monomhnia las been a
source Of the deepest concern 10 HE
many friends hero and elsewhere.
Upon every matter with tho sole on.
oopti0n OF religion he la aa rational
az a man could b. but let thia sub.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Alameda Tract sold-Tue valuable
residence and orchard property known
az the Alameda tract situated one
mile north OF las Cruces, has Just
boon sold by W. u. Baker Of that
town 10 Miss Emily a. Bower who
In turn has sold q 10 Or. n y. Nc.
Bride, who will conduct q FOR san-
tarium purposes. The Alameda ls a
wellknown health resort. having been
conducted as such for ten years.
hagerman az 81. Louul1 Herbert
J. Hagerman o. Roswell. member Of
New Mexico board Of managers on the
Louisiana Purchase exposition, A. IN
81 Louis ON visit 30 tho fair. Tie
writes that the New Mexico exhibits
are very crodilable and show up well
Indeed, he Is agreoably astonlshod at
their variety and extent They are
attracting much favorable attention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Alamoaordo Teachers Tho Alamo
gordo school board held a called meet.
Ing one evening last week and agreed
Fordo schools for tho ensuing year
on she prInclpalshlp OF tho Alamo.
and will tender the position 20 Pro.
fossor CrIdobring. who was a teacher
In one OF the departments last year
Tie Is a young man Of sterling quail.
Ties, has adopted pedagogics az a
profession and IS a very successful
man 10 the school room
Five Of the teachers were agreed
upon az follows Miss willard
parkos. room !; Miss Daisy Howrau.
Amarillo, Texas. room 2; Miss
Blanche Bailey. room Q; Miss Moss.
swoetwator, Texas room g. and Miss
olive Rapler. room o.
Tho Misses Parkes. Bailey and
RapIor taught 10 tho school last year
and are recognized as successful
teachers Misses Moss and Howran
come highly recommended
-
beafn or Pioneer Mining Man
Word was received IN Silver CITY Of
tho death OF Captain s. g Robinson
al Detroit, Michigan says tho Enter
prise Captain Robinson. who was
eighty years old. was a pioneer min.
Ing man OF Grant county. and was
well known throughout tho west. lie
was associated with tho lato william
stevens, who died about a year ago,
and the late Levi y. Letter. "a mining
enterprises IN Loadyille, Colorado. IN
Nevada and other states and terrific
rios IN the early days. lie a. remem.
borod here by many Of the old.tlme
mining men as being associated with
The Mimbros Mining company. operat.
INK Ia Georgetown IN 1879, While
Ia Georgetown ne ran Tor county CON.
missioner on the republican ticket, be
Ing defeated by William Vauhn. TO
was also we'll known en- the copper
country OF upper Michigan
Held for Murder-nlly Hart, wen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

First cour, for Many Years Judge
Mills and CDu Stonographor Gort.
scr returned to las Vegas from Tu
oumacarl whore thcy OBLIGATED In tho
art term of court in the new county
% Quay. They came home by DIAL
hart and Trinidad. making close con.
aoctions NJ the latter point by a rapid
carriage drive.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Gained In Welqht-C. A. Oyorholt
the immigration man for the Tall
madgo Land company a. Burlington
Iowa. loft Roswell Tor bic home. lie
was accompanied boy bis son Charles
who has been az Carlsbad for tho past
four months for the benefit OF his
health Tho young man gained in
weight and in strength wonderfully
and his father says be- is now as
healthy and strong aF "a buck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Fine Specimen Donated Captain
q. r. GIN. manager of the Stevenson.
bennett mine nt organ. New Mexico.
has donated a 9no specimen Of wulie.
uitc 10 The School 81 Mines cabinet.
such donations are always rroatly
appreciated by al connected with the
school. Captain Gill viii bo romCm
borod among the bouofaciors of tha
inHiltutlou
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1904-10-18
out gown Of The les

needs careful advice as TO her toilets,
and her husband. II he be \ certain
type OF man Of the world, knows how
70 give IT,
London's Little Italy"
Reporting upon the Little Italy"
Of one Of London's most crowded dis
tricts. the health officer OF the dis
trict says that the Italians are gen
orally superior" to the English per
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1904-10-18

HIS DUTY TO TEST ALE.
English Official Fined 81 Cents for
kegleeting His Duty.
Among the curious old customs still
surviving in England, one OF the most
interesting is that at Durstable. where
the town council has IN official ale
faster.
Nor is this Office a sinecure. since
the alderman who holds it was the
other day fined 80 cents for neglect Of
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1904-10-18

KEN DOWN.
ppetite-.'ust a Con
Rark7rhe
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1904-10-18

ESSfkE%Gl/h. Doan's Kidney
MzZ~NE.ZX Pills, but four boxes
y - @-e@<E1- Of this remedy ef-
fected a complete and permanent cure.
II suffering humanity knew the value
Of Doan's Kidney Pills they would use
nothing else, as it is the only positive
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1904-10-18

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