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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-23
Or. MORRISON,
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Office 707 Commercial Ave.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected 70 MAY 18TH, 1904.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest and Quickest Route to
St. Louis & Chicago
o. Trains leave Cairo.

$50 a, M. Daily Chicago Vestihule
Limited arriving in Chicago at 1850 q. n.
connecting with afternoon trains for al points
cast and'uurh.
2 80 a. m. Daily st. Louis Night r tTsited I
I arriving i'm 81. Louis at .06 g. m, conaGrtfpg z
at Union station Tor ali points west. sicspinRa
cars open at D.f5 D. III.
1916 a, an. Ghebes Accommodation.
tuil q. M, Chicago Daylight Express q
except sunday makes OIL stops between GAitE- -
ami Chicago, arriving ia Chicago at ssS5 I ~ \
1:l . a. m, st. Louis Morning Express
except sunday arriving IN st. L3gis at iirsl !
making all stops. 10y D
1895 p. m. st. Louis Fast Mail. arrty.
ing m ST. Louis at 6;eS p M. IS .s@4r4sa
1898 y. m. Chicago Midday special.
aIriFlng in Chicago, 1880 .. m. Co. IS
1:2O p. m. Daily It. Louis Limited, sr-
irving IN 81. Louis at i;36 D, NJ, Commenting III
Union station for Kansas City Omaha, Den
yer, san Francisco and an points west.
geo p. IN. Fast Expr.ss for Odin, Ef-
hngham, Mattoou, Tolona, Champaign, Chi-s.
caEo
Git0 r. M. Thebes accommodation, fAHN a
4 h'u5 y. m. Chicago and Eastern Fx-
press arriving la Chicago at S.05 a. n INDIAN &
apetis 1925 Cincinnati, 1885 q, M. Baffalo .as
=; hio NeW YORK $50 3, M. Sleeping ears to
Chicago s1..
Passengers Fer New York and eastern
thar the Illinois Central is the quickest foute
By many hours, leaving Cairo at 9.05 b, nj and
arriving IN New York at 1850 the second nIorn-
ing.
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$3.50 Dawson Springs and return
$3.50 Cerulean Springs ana return
$j.S5 Crittenden Springs and return
ind $40 Grayson Springs and return
Tickets sold daily limited to return
October 3lst, 1901.
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.
Best and Quickest Line

Evansville, Paducah, Vincennes,
Danville, Terre Haute, Indian
apolis, Louisville, Cincin-
natl, Pittsbrrg, Baltimore
Philadelphia, Washing
ton, New York Bos-
ton, and all East
ern Cities. 49,.
sa-Traius leaving Cairo:
$50. $500 a. Tn--CinciunsN, Louisville Nes
YORK. fast mail sud express. Only one ehAngs
a ears to New YORK and Boston.
No. 2-3.lo =. n.--ChiCaFo, Indianapolis. Gin.
cinnati and eastern express Best line for,
aisuspols, can gsf sieeperst s:30 =. N. f.
Nc. Sal .09 q. Ea.--Locai sccommod alton.
8a-Traius arrive 81 Csiro "a noon. 90 .. n
asd % .}5 =. ul. Al trans daily except sunday
For rstCs, maps, railroad guides and genera
information. csil on o. address ELNERsAfPh
< ieFet Agent. Union Dep0tsor
". J. LYNCH q. 2. e T A.. Cincinnati. us
". +. DEPPE. A. @. P. A.. 81 Loris, No.
J. ~. STONE. z. P. A.. Cairo. Ill
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For full particulars call or address
The undersigned
A. If. HANSON,
General Passenger Agent
]. H. JONES,
Ticket Agent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-23
Passengers

that the Illinois Central is the quickest ro1tss
By many hours, leaving Cairo AZ 9:05 D. nj. and
atriying IN New York at 1850 the second mora.
iup
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
MEAT FAMINE
TO Be FORCED

Chicago segl "Tto mcaf nm.
ue win ho mrrrd at aU cost % is
'He best Weapon with which to NrHt
'Hr iru. packers. although % may
H" Doe welcomed by tho utopand.
" s' n those words. President Don.
nelly of che butchers national or
sanitation declared a boycott against
HiI meat and announced that union
mon win quIt Zoo an packing establish.
Won.H Immediately regardless of
where live stock secured. DON
nD'Iy.s announcement was made az
ihn conclusion of meeting of the al.
lIod trades conference board. Tho OK.
ccu'Iro board OF the Retail Meat Deal
ers' association of Chicago has mst
heDn iu conference with uounolly and
Dis associate having come 20 ask
certain considerations for the indie.
pendent packers and to srel. authority
to attempt to bring about "a meeting
between the packers and representa-.
ivos. By ignoring those latest a..
'empJs 40 peace and by adopting such
an aggressive step the strike leaders
demonstrated their intention 90 fight
90 q finish
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
RUSSIANS IN SUSPENSE
OVER FATE OF ARMY

sf Petersburg Sept 2.--At O'Clock
this afternoon the war office rccclv.
ed % dispatch from Peershof sent
90 The emperor yesterday by General
Kuropauiu
AH transmitted tp me war office
Tor publication. the information is
moarc. and only Yields truth n tho
lIght of Interpretation OF those con.
yorsaut with tho situation at Lao
Yang % states that the artillery bat.
tlc proceeded tIil tho hour of sending
iho dispatch, and that the Russians
we're retiring ou their main positions.
that kuroh was attacking tho Rus
sian loft north of Taltso. that railroad
station about @ mile north ~ Lao
Yang was set ON fire by Japanese
shells and that tho Russian losses
lu two days were 5000 killed. and
wounded
AZ $3.50 thla afternoon tho war ~
flee said 20 was entirely without news
Of todays fighting but added that
tho railroad between Iiao Yang and
Mukdon was open The suspense ln
ST. Petersburg is intense and tho
town is fun of an kinds of rumors
ranging from complete victory Cor
KWop8tkIu. t0 disastrous defeat of
The Russians
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
RUSSIANS RETREAT
ACROSS THE RIVER

TOXIC Sept The Russians bee.
gan go retreat on the right center
from Liao Yang early ON Thursday.
They were thrown into great cnnfu.
sion while Attempting TO cross 10 the
right hank of the Taitso river The
Japanese pursued them vigorously
and seized several Russian cannons
which they used To- shell Liao Yang
railroad station Field Marshal Oya-
mas right attacked q heavy force OF
Russians Boz che vicinity of Ueiylngtai.
twelve miles northeast OF Lilac Yang
az u O'Clock Thursday nae leu Dee.
san 90 dawn today pursuing the Rus.
SLAMS towards Tafhho n is thought
he viii seysroly punish the Russlana
The Japanese casualties ln the liao
Yang engagement have not yet been
ascertalned officially 70 is announced
that they viii not exceed ten thoua.
and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
BIG LABOR DAY
CELEBRATION At RATION

Nest Monday .s Labor Dag. and the
labor unions ~ Ration. are making
preparations for m appropriate cello.
uratIon a grand parade win occur Boo
thn morn.ng which win end 90 the
a'r lruuuds. whore band music and q
genuine love feast will take place
Prominent speakers of the territory
NIII deliver addresses
Unions and members of executive
committees of each union taking part
viii bo ass follows
EngIurDrs.Mr Hrnughten. Mr. Eos.
Cor. fireman Nr Miller. Mr. Koau,y.
Ho'.ormaEDr Mr. Mcnamara. Mr.
Love b0I.rrmaker helpers. Mr.
Brown b'aCsswiths. Mr Kerr Mr.
llow'lIs. Mr syhompr rnchInlsts.
SIR Donovan Nr Ncusor. clerks. Nr.
johnson Mr. stevens. Nr Davenport
har.eudvrs No. Stewart. Nr Cloud
Nr Reeves Mr. Lptton. cIsar makers.
Nr East BARRIERS Mr. Kuauor. car.
pDu..rF, Mr Hunter Mr. Stevens.
plumbers Mr Walsh. Mr. CassIp.
painters. Nr llir,nobrr Str Farrell
miners Mr WulH Mr. Thompson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
CHINA AND TIE
EASTERN WAR

Brussels. Sept g-Tho "U0ilc
Beige" publishes what ls alleged to
boz the political viii of the bate 90
Uuue Chang. addressed ly him to
luue Iu. ono ol ih. most influential
councillors of fbo Empress Dnvarer
of China % appears from thIs docu.
mou' that lI Huns Ching fnrphw tho
present war h.fVDon RUSSIAN bud Iu.
pan. and advised che Chinese govern.
mont tu loiu tho Nlbal0's army n bs
event of the Japanese helms Vcfori.
0us. instead of Remaining neutral and
and o. simple spectator o. o. r1uao
Quoutlt considered IkoIy that Tho
EmrrHss n0UBE,r Intends o. follow
% Hung Chnurs advice. and fhaI tho
Chln0Fo army place ou he Manchur
Ian frontier under General Mas com.
mani vii .nurtN taEt an active part
boo events Bod the lnT east
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
MARKET LETTER

Special Correspondence
Kansas CITY Mo-. Aug 2g-Thg
heavy runs uf cattle 'asr week at aII
the markets contained a large por
centaae of range stun. resulting ln
lowor prices ON aIl kinds. ranging
from l5 ro 90 cents. least Joss ON she
stuff Quite 8 good many cattle WerD
un tho market from the Rifle and
MtoKgr district steers selling az
$500 Co $3.50. weighing 1880 pounds
to 1000 pounds, COWS and helfors
$40 iu f215 Receipts were mostly
steers however and good to choice
COWS aud hr.lers we're worth SAYS
Go ia2' Several trains of South ia
huta cattle solid Tuesday and Wed.
ucsduy at f325 to $3.50. These
sales were 40 about the low figure
Of the week. and not much change
has been noted since Supply today
Dos 10000 CATTLE. with "a heavy repre-.
s'nlat.ou uf Westerns aud Farmland.
lcs. and prices ou them are "a lilo
lower than last week. Stock and feed.
ing cattle sold lowest last week ON
"Wednesday when tbe best demand
OF the season spwng up. and by tho
end OF the week. the pens were well
cleaned out Illinois aud Iowa buy.
ors wore here u large numbers aud
pair $500 fo 9375 FOR fair to good
Westerns. according 90 breeding. flesh
ana color while cattle lacking lu
these qualities sold from $3.50 20
ta2' There was "a gain of no 10 10
cents last three days of mo week.
and prices today are steady with
close oft Iast woek The corn crop in
O. large area of the corn belt ls now
practically made. and increased bus.
'ns from chat territory points to as
good OBJ better prices for country
knHa ot cattle as those now ruling.
hut proseu. conditions DO not warrant
expectations OF higher prices for beef
cattle
sheep market laat week WA tbo
best since movement from mo west
began this season. Markets were az.
i've Cnd fully steady each day. no.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
LAND OFFICE MATTERS
DESERT LAND cLAiMe-FiNAL
HOMESTEAD ENTRIES.

A desert land claim has been enter.
cd Doe the United states land office.
August No. as follows:
co., Minnie puttcnorry Aztec, sW
90 NW 10. section 10. q "a N. e 40
". 900 acres in san Juan county.
Final Homestead Entries.
Fir1 homestead entries were made
ln ths United states land office. Au.
wsi 10. as follows
$3.50. Manuel 49, Martinez. Wagon
Mound. ~ $40 l-t. section 20. q %
81. 23 q and 500 90 5W 70. section
800. o. 22 ~. A 28 o. aud NV "a NE
I.L section o. Or 60. q 23 E. 100 acres
m Mora county
g3s5. Juan Rafael Aguiiar. Wagon
Mound. Nw 10 sw ~. section 80. r.
2l IS. % 13 q. and 500 90 NE &C. sec.
zion g3. n 22 n. % ca D. andNW ~
sE Do section aa. r. 22 81, u % %.
1850 acres BOZ Mora county
Homestead Entries Filled.
ON August is the following home.
sla8d entries won, llcd u the United
States land office.
sUg. Jose Pablo sandovaL Anton
chico. Doc 9. section g. TSN. r lG o..
auI g ~ NW %. section @. r IS. r
l0 o.. ana NV lt sW 10. section o.
To- N. r ~ E 1861 acres in Leon
j wood county
sNlp Sanford oscar Stewart. Santa
U..I. Pr % NE iH. section 26. n A.
o. % Do. and o. Do SO 10 section 25
Tt a. r 20 E. 100 acres in Leonard
Wood county.
5000. CamI1 pacheoo. pIntada. so
90 NW %. section g. r. z n. n ~ o..
and W l.2 NE Co. section q. r. g y.
@ Do o.. and NE i4 NE 90 section g..
TIN e 90 p. 1880 acres Zoo Leon
ard Wood county.
tHI. pr'r.aup Umos QuDmlIU
W l1 SW 90 section a3. T Q 81. % lG
Vs. SOD AGREE Dor sI.nfru county
s1a2 Jesse EH.H.r Albuquerque
Hf 90 section o. ~ lN Is. % o. and e
o. NW 30. section 90. o. lU MIRO g..
and NW 10 NW 90. section I5. r. 900
IS. "a ~ llsll acres 900 HernaIulo
county.
sn13 Gabriel Chayas. Wagon Mound
W. l2 sW %. section 38. r. 22 ~. b
23 E and NE o. sW 10. section 80.
r 90 q, r. 80 d. aud sE a. NV a.
section 32, q 22 s.. n 23 E. lG0 acres
Loo Mora county.
NNal. Jose o. Fres1uoz. Wagon
Mound, s ~ wv ii. s,c.i1n %. q 90
~. Y 90 n. aud u Do sW SO. section
22. y 90 n, q 30 q. 800 acres ln Mora
county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
PENSION LISTS CUT orr
COMMISSIONER WARE TO STOP
EXTRA COST TO THE GOVERN.
MENT.

Washington. Sept 2-penslon Com.
missioner Ware has dccreed that tho
pension list shall pass into history.
For O long time the names and All.
trossoa and the amount az pensions
were given 10 che public freely. but
the commissioner put an end 90 that
practice soon after assuming charge
of the bureau Ho maintained that
too many "schomlnr" lawyers took al.
VANTAGE of information given "a the
l'si wrote 40 the pensioners. and on.
fored 90 obtain FOR Thorn a moro no.
oral allowance from the government.
Also thcro was an incidental OK.
pense of about S6 900 a year euulled
Boo compiling printing and disirIhut
Inr this llst Under the now orders
of the commissioner only two lists
were published. and those were close
Dr. guarded az the department There
was mo- objection however. to anyone
calling Tor the llst obtaining lt and
copying me names u was not long
before tho commissioner learned that
the lawyers were stlll doing business
and he ordered the addresses cut OF
the llst This loft it practically worth.
less 10 the lawyers. but q was sim a
source OF information 20 those inter
osfod in pension affairs Now no has
docreed ihot tho entire iist must be
pu' aside. and mo- further lnforma-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
RUSSIAN REPORT OF
KUR0PATklN'S RETREAT

So Petersburg. Sept 1926 b. m.
$50 absolute Information bias reach.
rl th. var office concerning tbo ro.
ports that lIaU Vans bas been H,.u.
pied by the Japanese. hut 10 o. pos.
lively known that Gen Kuropatkln
had decided tu Withdraw from Dos uo-
sitIons south of LAO Yang to tho
north bank of the ra.iao river ou
Tuesday uIrht and orders were actual.
ly given as stated yesterday
Toe war office prUHumus that tho
movement was carried Dut since the
latest adyicos yesterday we're that
Oh crossing was NOT opposed
The fact was disclosed 'asl n.ght for
fbo 0ut time thai ODE, strongest Rus
sian position prepare. by KuropatNu
was not around LAO lone. bat ON the
right Or north bank Of the TaItso
river % .s ROW explained chat the
Russ an commaudorIp.oh'ef had an
along anticipated thar the japanese.
when they made their advance on
LIuo YAM would pursue the identical
tactics which have boon ucceaefuI in
tho previous stage of tbo campaign
and while attacking Zoo front would
make a wide dot0ur Co outuank tho
Russian position ThIs time Nu0n1f
Bin was not caught mapping Uo was
prepared i0r luat what happened and
Rs soon as word was received that
Cen kuroN had crossed the TaItso
river twenty miles above Ilao Yang.
and was moving westward Kuropat.
k.u met ihD move Dos throwing Dts
whole army over af night By This
strategy kuupatkIn. 600 mo opinion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Ne Hasn't Had Any Trouble Win
Wanhouln

0oHomi Manager % O. Nudge of
70. Santa Fo iH iu Topeka today ~
f1a lusi returned from a trip to the
Gi1r.afio mountains in New Mexico.
where ho spent hls months vacation
Du fishing and hunting trip
Mr. Nudge camn down to Dos office
Dr'y 'hls morning and nt ouco dirod
info the mass of correspondence and
1ai8n matter that bad accumulated
during Dos absence Iio has been
oInsefeI 'u hls office an day with hia
.'.rorranhor
Tho Santa De- has been having con.
Siderable difficulty 600 account OF
h.aty nu. aud el1udhurts oh tho
west rrf lines huf Nr Nudge could
nn nlk au'h0T.iat'rc'y iu regard 90
fhrHo mufDrs Tho coast lines are
under fhc direct jurisdiction " Gen.
cral Manager Wells. ana ho has full
chHrre of ibo problem ot operating
tho rHuI nHf getting trains past tho
v1shaute Nr NuIso could give out
1r further particulars than those al
roadv published Topeka State Jour
nal
NOTE Nr Nulro's line 900 suffer-
from vnshwts hut NOT so serious as
th. 'nca under Nr WolF Tho wash.
.nta ou ho main lines wore n. BHru1.
lnl0 and OF narrs hUl near isle'a.
Those hropke however were repaired
within fow hours after tho wotor
bad r.c,dn1 and trains were passing
over tHo breaks after a delay of only
l .h0r. su1co Of tlm0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Tho THINGS that arc not worth doing
are often 'ho things we DO hoet.
Tho man who urroes With nobody
thinks ororyh3dv else ig wrong
The follow who shutters has lnt of
Umr 20 think twice before ho speaks
Even tho henpeck01 husband and
tho bachelor who has hCan disapp0lnt
cd iu love may envy each other
Seeing isnt believing whom you can
see through the schemes of o. swim.
der
Some vomen indulge DO tight nclng
iuft 90 keep things from going 90
waist
Some people mover attempt 90 DO
anything Tor fear tboy might 40 lt
wrong. philadelphia Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
wrNsLow


From tho Mail
Mrs Chas Henderson of Canada
is visiting at the homo of SIR and
irs Petr Henderson
Last Wednesday evening thp local
or'or NJ F0rcsiorE mot in EIfs hall
uud spent on enjoyable ovou.ne
STR and Mrs 20 G. Herby returned
last Saturday from California. whore
Ihoy had been for several weeks
Monday September O. tbe public
school VIII open Tor the fail session.
an Indications point 60 q successful
year and the CORPS of teacher are uii
fhai could ho desired
WINSTON caught au infant flood ON
Tuesday a sheet uf winter about two
f..r dogu sHoDn'ng over 'he Yards
from thn southwest caused some
lnrnro t1 enc tracks hnt delaying mo-
trains
County Health officer samuan was
called to Uo'a0u last Thursday to nt
t0nd what proved Co bo two well de-
tp'orDd cases of smallpox Two Mex
lean children. lu the families OF the
section aus nt that point are the vie
Tins
The fore part of the wcak quite "a
con,pau. of WinslowlteH and tourists
took up their Journey to Or.aha to
attend tho MoQui snake dance The
departure WA delayed somewhat POP
tro hitch waters of tho Little Colorado
but the party oxucct To arrive In
time Cor Ihf ceremony
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
ARIZONA TOWNS


From the Argus
School win commence here on Mon
day September g.
Mr and Sire y p. Woods are visit.
lng with friends ln Albuquerque this
week and are expected homo some
Slime ueU week.
Wr and Wfa William Zee of Wins.
low p1seri through here ON their
way to Woodruff whore they intend
making their future homo
lIo'hr0uk was visited hv heavy
rains Monday and Tuesday and from
ail reports there was downronr
throughout Navajo and Apache co1u.
tics
a mountain lion has tokon up hIs
abode between here and woodruff. aud
haH Killed q number of colts and
calves ln that vicinity.
a party OF thirteen Harvard sta.
dents arrived here thla morning from
Or.abc. wbcro they attended the snake
dance and have gone ont FOB take ln
tbo sights of the poirlned forest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Ir prudent tu have Two vices. so
that Ig ylu swear off one. you can DO
fbo 1tror twice os hard
Anybody cnu learn how to steer a
boat or ar automobile. hut pohoug has
set found ont how tD control a WON.
an.
The onl. excuse man Mood offer
hls wife Tor uog'rct.ug hls hus.noss
unI going fu the races o. t0 come
home winner
10 you arc bound to pick a quarrel
with Your wife tha best way to he
rim ia 90 admire fho good taste in
dressing of her dearest friend
Wonder bow uIl the ants In tho
world guess fHo exact spot you ar
soiun FOB have yuur picnic and are
nsre waiting for you whom you a.
rive Sew York pross
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
GRADUATE FROM MILITARY SCHOOL
YOUNG MEN ON NEW MEXICO
WHO HAVE cREolrAeLY PASS
60 THE COURSES SINCE THE
OPENING.

Tnc following .s q list of cadets who
hHEU graduated from Ibg N,W Mexico
Military Institute 90 RoswDll
Class 1902
lloyd Buell. C.rIli0s Gourlo RCat.
fr. Roswp'l Earl Patterson. Roswell.
class 1908.
~ 10 Bowie. Gallup. FrIty nwesgC
Manu. Ration. Morris Thomas. santa
Ie Bruno loIzDk. Roswell
Class 1904.
D. NJ HrowueIl Ely Minnesota. D.
W. ChaF.s. santa De-. D. O. Crandnll,
santa F, o. o. Howell Roswell. d.
E rW.t Roswell. A. A. RIero. Bon.
.a a. 81 smith. Chatss county T
90 WIm. la Crosse. Araans1s
IIst of cadets who swim graduate
rom ho New MDIco Military usu
ute in 1900
~ Bell Ration q. Vs. Crews HILLS
1oro Do ST. Dow. Mcmillan. q. R
Dwirc. Taos G. D. Kuuz. Anuauor
que 70 A. Lehman. las Cruces. T.
o. morse. Santa Rosa. b. padeH,
White Oaks, 81 NJ Shaw. las Vegas
g r. Smith Chayes county; j. A.
Young Gallup
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
G. O. P. CLUBS
OF NEW JERSEY

AsUury Park. ~ j.. Sept Q Young
republicans OF New Jersey are ln pos.
session of AHbury Park today. the oc.
casion hoinE the annual convention
of the State Republican league. Rou.
time business occupied me opening Sos.
sion thIs morning and public interest
conferred chiefly lu the mass meeting
This afternoon. over which Governor
Murphy presided and which was ga.
dressed hy D. Hampton Moore of phil
adolphit, president of the national
league. Congressman Charles n. Fow.
lor and other party leaders of prom
lnence Messages of couuafuIaiion
and greeting were received from
President Roosevelt and Senator Fair
banks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
BRONCO BUSTER
WORLDS CHAMPION

Cheyenne, Wyo Sept Am tho
finals OF the hrouco busting IA con.
aectIun with the Frontier celebration.
Harry brennan OF sheridan. Wyo.
won first prize and tho worlds chan.
nIonshIp Thad sowdor of Denver.
twice winner of the championship
benz, was given SECOND place AhnoS
lullarl of Afford. Colo. third
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

pr Trancia 0rosaan and SON. Frank.
loft iost mghi for Vas Cruces. whore
they r1 on business AFTER a short
STAY there The doctor and son WI
leave for San Diego. Cal, and may
possibly reside ln that city. or there.
alouis in tha future Mrs Crossnu
will remain in the city until the doc
lnr gets settled when she viii FOL
low Dr aud Mrs Cr1ssan are cx.
ccliDat people and Tho Citizen. while
rrrrrtuug tbolr departure wishes
thcm success and hcalih whcrovcr
they may locate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

ar WHO hos been nl with rhcuma.
tIsm ior an extended period and who
Don found @ necessary to submit to
radical treatment The many
lrcuif ot Mr Robbins Iu Santa Fo
are '1d to learn chat he De- to rcma'n
Nh lhnm-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Gone east-H a. Nudge. general
manaror and u. q Cain western Ecn.
oral uuUriutondcnt both prominent
officials ol the santa Pc road. have
gone Co their headquarters Mr. Nudge
and family spent e short vacation ou
tho Upper Rio pacos while Mr. Cain
was aJ Bcrnai.llo attending to the
VaehOui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

New steel Being Plaosd-New steel
rails arc honr placed along the
racks 0f thc Santa pc Railway com
any between Kennedy and los Ger.
r.'lns ThosC win replace the old
HIlf which have become very bad Iu
many places Tho work wHl hog.n
H0ar Kennedy within o. fcu weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Planning to RE Up Gymnasium
The boys of Company p. First IN.
fautry New Mexico National Guard.
are planning to fIt up a first class
gymnasium in some desirable building
and 10 the young men receive encour.
agfmrnt they win pat their plans in.
20 execution "a once. says the New
Mexican Tho rlght hind of a gmua.
sium, fitted up with baths. and the
apparatus That goes to make an up
TO date gym. would be- a fine thing
for tho members of the company dor.
iug their leisure time. 10 would also
Dec The means of getting many doslra.
bile members into the national guard
10 Ia hoped that The boys Wlll succeed
in thIs worthy enterprise