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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
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BREWlN g ASSN
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COCD{BY5CHAM ERLAlN'S.SS y

lsnDurinr ii, "Trip III the 4 ransYall 81 u
contracted u heavy colo. {i4 am pl fEet Z,
Eto state that Chamberlaln's Cough Rem
cdy gay o mo prompt re lief and af ter con-
&tiHuing rs use for n few days ms en III
#tirclyrld Of the dis resslng ind posl-S
niger OF Anheuser-l3u Brewing a 500
gciution, Cape Town. a RIGA. This $rernes'y v,
has d. world e{rcputation for IS clress
III colds and can ;ilways he q epeildeSls
upon. For sale by al lr w
Rent IA box in tla strong fire and burg.
lar proof vault OF Tie Stale I'ilfis OF
Nlrginlu. Charges moderate
LADIES,
IL yo,1 would like to do q bit Of shop
mig In Richmond and do not find NV
convenient IN visit tile city lct me by 81
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gor small i will execute them for yo,isg
giving Zach order no matter how small, u
5myl hest personal attention, and the same
care OF selection TINT ! wUuli 81 10
goods purchased for myself, am sure
y ! can reas,sg you and AT VIII not saaLS
you cent more to send your orders t0
mo. You viii get tn goods y lust rs q ,eis n,
a., 4 II YOU Mere in the store III person let
mo Near fr5,n Won, and If you do not ,il-s
sloss,tnd The plan, / Will explain nser,s ~
i reter b. K rer on 4 n IL W.. ~
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No. ~ NORTH Sixth s, rect. XIV
Richmond, Va
Wanted 5000 customers TO- Duff Ma nc
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Vernon, also rye y,h'skey, vi sa4 w
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old Kenton Y allsy Isysi ~ hisSes, ss22,eas
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Rent n bpS in The stIons fiLe ana Sh,ifS
PROOF vault Of The State lsali ~ VS.
sinia, Charges mod n n. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22

Rent u box IN tlta strong fire and burg.
lar proof vault OF Ilie state ~ MS OF
Nirginin. CHARGES moderate 81
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gHon. j. y Il. II. Thornton. Of Prince Wi.
liam, fefrber OF tho convent lon of Dol s,0st
siit n commemorative ttnrIey "a TOT his
county, is'ir, tho city on legal business.
Judge Thornton Is at Murphy's. 4.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
NORK or me DELfGgTES

People living IN the territories
Who get the Congressional Record.
look almost IN vain for speeches made
or things said by the territorial dee
gates 90 congress. The reason Tor this
is the delegates being mere vo,eloas
Representatives OF their several iuris.
dictiona, consider that n b somewha;
of an lmportinence Tor Thorn TO have
anything Co say about any subject that
does not directly concern the terrific.
riaa.
Furthermore. for them TO speak on
subjects that concern other iurisdlc'
tlona would necessarily make enemies
~ persons opposing the subject on
hand. HOnoo. Tor tho iaig two con.
greasos. az least there has been a sor,
Of unwHtten law that the dele saies
never speak on the door Of the house
save when matters concerning tori
tories are before g.
In addition. they are very busy men
and have no tme 10 devote 20 such
things. and there are hundreds OF men
with long speeches ready 20 occup,
every moment Of time that can posai
bly, be given 20 speech making
TIE delegates duties consist chief
y OF introducing bills aud resolutions
working before the departments an,
committee. and on great occasion
like tho passage OF the statehood bii.
oF some DIN Involving the rights o.
the territories. making q Hpeech BOA
ualiy "a short one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
TaTEaO0b

ny tho action of me people OF All.
zonn and the territorial republican
committee OF New Mexico In oppo8.
inE the creation q a state 20 be com.
posed OF che territories OF Now Mexico
and Arizona. the compromise plan tn
congress 90 defeated.
Tho bin will not pass the senate.
" it did the people Of enc two terri
tories would reject the constitution.
prcferring territorial government
The Citizen regrets this action. For
many reasons this paper would prefer
the union OF the two territories into
a state than separate statehood. but %
81 not worth while 10 recount them
now Tho republicans OF New Mox
ico boy their committee rejects The
proposition This means that "a con.
Hututlun Tor tho proposed state Wou o
be- defeated In this territory and
Arizona ls almost solidly opposed 90
tho union OF the two territories. Mr.
ROdoy has made q wonderful fight
for statehood. and can roHt assured
thai the people fully appreciate bid
untlring work
Il Do time 20 drop me whole state
hood night
n many OF ua had tried 90 get Q,
heaven as hard aa we have tried %
secure statehood the poarly gates Of
Paradise wquid stand aiar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
REPUBLICAN VOTE IN NEW MEXICO
APPOINTMENT or DELEGATES
FROM EACH COUNTY TO THE
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION TO
BE HELD THIS YEAR.

In view Of the meeting OF the ropul.
iioan central committee In Santa Re.
a review OF the republican vote cas'
Ia each county az the last general
election. will De OF interest The re-
publican vote ia each county was as
follows; Bclnallllo 3.sis: Chavoa.
800; Coliax. ii6O. Iona ana, i.ggl;
Eddy. i9t; Grant, Sfg; Guadalupe.
y73; Lincoln. 7G7; Luna, 26i; McKln.
Ioy. 800; Mora. lips; Otero, 500. Rio
Arriba. i,T52; San uan. $40. San Nj
eufl 2.79i; Santa BE, 1850: Sierra.
t26; socoro. i.4gg; raoa. 1853;
Union, 732. Valencia. 1885, Tho dem
ocratic vote 10 those counties vas az
follows Bernalilo, 42l; Chavcs $50.
Coltax 1927; Dona Ana. 469; Eddy.
800. Grant. SIS; Guadalupe. 59i: LIN.
coin. GO, Luna. 2i3; Mckinley. i7f;
Mora. s97. Otoro, go; Rio Arriba.
$50. 9an Juan. $40; san Miguel. l..
ssf. santa Re. l.ii6, sierra. s1g. So
zorro. 9Gf; Taos 7S6, Union, III,
Vaienclh CO.
q o. rather surprising that San M
Fuol county reads Ia IN number OF
democratic votes cast. 1854; while
Santa re Is second with lis. and
Colfax is third with 1897, because the
general Impression is that the dem.
ocrats End their strength 10 the south.
ern part OF the territory Mora county
b. fourth with 9a7 votes and then
comes tho other counties ,h the fol'
lowing order: Socorro. 967, Rio AT.
riba, 500; Chavos, SIS; Grant. SIS;
Taos. 7SG Union. III; Lincoln 675;
Guadalupe, 59i. Otoro. ttt, Dona
Ana. 46g, Eddy. f59; Barnalillo AZ;
san Juan. $50. Sierra. $40; Luna, 2f3;
Mckinley, ia. and Valencia, 56.
The Citizen yesterday gave tie
number Of delegates 10 the republican
} territorial convention from each ooun
| y upon a basis OF one delegate TO eV
cry 100 republican aud every 200
votes. respectively. The following
/ would be- tho representation n the hp
/ portionmont % mace upon a basis Of
one delegate cor every $50 votes; Der
uaiillo rs; Chayes g Colfax. 10; Donl
"A. g; Eddy / Grant. 8; Leonard
Wood 9, Lincoln. 8 Luna. 2; Roosc
volt, 2. Rio Arriba. AZ; sandoval, 40
San Juan 2 San Miguel. rs; Santa "
Ia. Sierra. 8 S0C0rrO, 10; Taos 3
Union, 3. Valencia. 49,
The following is tho representation
upon the haris of one delegate f0
every 700 and 200 votes respectively
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

The republicans OF tho nov county
of sandovnl ara 10 q iaeioud 0gnt
over the Organization OF their com
mltioo. Recently over 300 OF the re-
publican votou Of the county poti.
toned Chairman Hubholl 10 appoint
tuo members OF the territorial com.
mlltco This be- did. However. this
was Objectionable 10 a number Of the
republicans and they held a conveu.
don and selected two committeeman.
The matter came up before the tori.
torlal ropub ican committee at Santa
Fo last saturday. and by "a vote OF il
90 the Sanloval committee appoint.
% by tho chairman was seated. Tho
row ln sandoFal county Ia n sort 90
family nTht and @ win sottIo Itself %
Ice alone by che rest OF the territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

nn1 RiaN on nrlRsT

Henry WaUor8on, editor Oh the
lomayiuc Courier Journal. discussing
the presidential aspirations OF VIII
Ham n Hearst. saws odt0raliy:
"a nat q man wholly uutricd On pol
iical Affairs. unframed in once. per-
n5nally unknown TO any constituency
and DO any public arena should APP
pear ns O. candidate tor president OF
The United states. seen. anomalous
90 tho noIut of absurd'iy. a should BE-
easy % dismiss hia aspirations ne a
piece with tne fantastic obulutona OF
the late Ocoreo Francis Train or tho
unsuvpd wnima 0f Victoria woodruff.
bui Mr. Hearst BE- ln dead earnest re
las not merely barrel oi free silver.
bat q hoganead OF sJandara gold. We
say nothing about bic papers. for "
be had any real chance they would
destroy o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
CRIME At VAN HOUTEN
CUTS THROAT or LOUIS MARTIN
az AND RoBs HIM or MONEY

Late lus Saturday night Louis Mar
tlnoz. a young man who has charge Of
the stable Of the Ration Coal and Coke
company az Van Houten, and who vas
sleeping in tue stable was rudeiy
awakened BY some burly individual
who had a Strip on hls throat. says
th, Ration Range
Louis made q struggle 10 free him
elf and TO- doing so got hold OF the
mans hair. whlch from the hair was
hat OF a negro he discovered 10
continued 10 struggle and got hold q
one OF the negro'n hands wiz hia
teeth. biting out a ploco OF noah Fin.
ally. freeing himself for an instant
ho picked up from the floor near at
hand an iron shoe last shank, but AZ
be- asa so. however, the negro wrench
cd q from HE hand and dealt him sew
eral blows over tho head with tho in
trument Then be drew from MA
pocket a knife. with which he cut tho
boys throat. No doubt believing hl'
I victim dead the Would.be murderer
I found the trousers OF the uuconsolou'
( boy. which we're hanging upon a mai
I M the room. and took from the peck
ets ti2 ln cash. he thon helped him
self to whatever articles OF vaiu.
which boz could carry away. aud dls
/ appeared
a negro miner named George JACK
SON. Was arrested BE had blood of
h.a clothes. and also had in his pos
session "a pair of shoes which Mar
tInpz Identified as hla. Ho also ha'
au injured hand which Il ls though
was caused by Martinez teeth tn
. arrested man WAS brought 20 Ratol
/ Immediately and placed ln charge %
sheriff lrtrel
Martinez cannot survive hIs awt
lnWfIur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

The following articles OF incorpor1
ton have been alod In tho ONCE OF the
territorial, --crelery; The San Juan
County Fruit and Growers aasOcla
tion. principal omcoa at Pennington
Tho incorporatorH are j. A. Brother
Pennington. q W. Mccoy. AElec, p
"A. Hickman. Flora Vista. ~ b. Hen
bricks. Cedar Hl,, 8. % Koonts. A.
tee; ]. ~. McCarty. Pennington. Al.
bert g Thompson. la Plata The CON
pany Is capitalized al $4,000. divided
into 5000 shares o. the paf value OF g.
each. The first board Of directors
consists OF tho incorporatorH.
The Fugat0Fry Furniture CON
pany. principal once az Ration. The
lncorporatora are "a. IA. Fry, John A
Carter. 3. W. CLARK and John JooFns.
an az Ration The company u ineoF
poralod Cor 90 years for the purpose Of
buying. selling, eKchanglng packing
and ropacking and manufacturing
wares and merchandise and 20 engage
IA a general undertaking business. The
company 10 capitalized az t25.00o al
yidod into $50 shares. par value 500
each The inoorPorutors are the ~
rectors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
MN nEmra.s PROsREN

The Colorado springs Telegraph
says that q 10 very gratifying for
Coloradoanu who are proud OF the
growth and achievements of their
own stn1e TO observe the steady adj
vance OF hor southern neighbor New
Mexico
70 has takon che country many
years 90 learn thnt New Mexico ia
aot the barren desert that tho early
mapa and explorers made II out to
DO. Nor 10 tho magnitude OF so not
ural resources yea appreciated Zoo
many sections of the country which
should b. FULLY Informed on the sub
iect
IN area 10 Is as large aB CJlorad
with Now Hampshire and Vermont
added. and iJs population ia $4,000
~ has J0.O000OO acres Of puhli,
lands FtllI subject 90 entry DurIus
me past forty years New Mexico bias
produced over gl7,OOOOOO in gold
and during lbo past hyo years on,
MINING industry has grown by leap.
and bounds besides hs gold, silver
lead ana copper deposits, ita pros
poCtod coal lands. are estimated hl
tho authorities 90 contain eight bil
lion tons OF coal valued az zen mil
lion dollars n has l.t23.000 head p
cattle. 6673.0OO sheep and over 40.
900 head lf horses. The wool ylcl,
is 20.000.O00 pounds annually Owe
a milllon acres of agricultural land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

dcro 90 more cntarrn On thia sec.
on nf the cnuntry than az ether fig.
oaal8 put together. and until The last
lew years was supposed lo be ifcur.
luic. For a great many years DO stora
pronounced be a local disease anu pro.
srrlhed local remedies. and - con.
Ht1ntiy failing Co cure fh local treat
mout. pronounced 10 incur8bic. science
nos proven catarrh &C. he a coustitu.
t1n1l disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment HALLS Ca
ia.rh Cure. manufactured by p. ..
UBDnev a. CO.. Toledo Ohio. i8 the
1nly constitutional cure on the mar
tat % De- taken internally 90 doses
from i0 drops 90 n te1sp0Onful. 40
acts directly on tho blood anu niue.
Gus surfaces of the system. Thoy or.
Tor one hundred dollars iof any case
10 falls 90 cugo Send Ter circulars and
iDgt.morials.
Address =. J. cheney q Co.. To.
lodo ohio.
sold by druggists 20 cents.
Nails Family rills are The best
Tho now locomotive which arrive.
f0r the MOhhvo a Mii'town railway
some two weeks ago is Ia service.
The second Zoe, motive should have
arrived ooIore thia. but on account OF
100 size. it was necessary 10 take the
cab on from q before q could be
brought through the Raton tunnel,
New Mexico. an hence there has
Hoon a uolay % De- expected 90 ar.
rive soon. however ana when does
tno MohavC a midtown railway win
have three locomotives which % can
CSC
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
GEORGE ". JOHNSTON
MS DEATH OCCURRED At BOONE
VILE, MISSOURI THIS MORN.
ING.

This morning d. W. q. Hope. re.
coivod Telegram from n. A. John.
ston, dated az bonneville, $40, today
saying.
George died az 1880 o'clock this
morning. Notify che newspapers"
The deceased. George W. Johnston.
was we'll known "a this city, and for
years praetieed his profession as an
attorney here. until bis disease, con.
sumption. forced him % retire from
active practice Then commenced q
wonderful battle against tho ravagea
OF consumption Accompanied by hia
faithful wife he sought the climate OF
southern California and remained
there q year. Growing no better, be
and wife returned 10 this city. and
stayed here until last summer when
realizing that death was about 20 con.
quer. he consented 10 bo taken back IA
his old homo 10 Bonneville. Mo, where
hie lafi days might be- passed among
IE immediate people.
Althourh, almost on the verge u
the grave when he was placed on ih.
train az the local depot strange 20 no
late his wonderful vitality held on
until this time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
COAL STRIKE BROKEN
AL BUT TIRES CAMPS HAVE
RESUMED m LAS ANlMAs couN-
rY COLORADO.

Tho coal milne strike in southern
Colorado ho about potored one a. b
has Do NyR ttsico. .ays a dispatch
from Trinidad. colo. Tho eoal mlnlnE
camps around Trinidad are Increasing
their output dpdly The Majestic milne
y working at ita lu4 capacity and all
OF the other campe al0 running from
90 per cent upward 1f tholr normal
output. Two cars of expert coal miners
we're taken 30 the Gray Greek mines
this week 10 take the place oi g,nkorg
and yesterday morning mo mines AZ
Borwlnd resumed. ny nex, week The
daily output viii bo 10000 lC7s. Tho
men who are being imported have
worked On she coal mines Of West VIZ.
glnia and Pennsylvania fields. There
are but three Idle camps in las Ami
mas county. Al 1abauco. 2oprls and
Stnrkvillo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

eve boon taken up since 1900 under
fHo home toad set which d ia ostl.
afr nH lr.rrl. of lho number ~
farmers and ranohmon BY $4,000.
co. IH.l.u uo sIi. therefore,
t1 be- coming rgnl nlnng. @ ia toe
eco rirh and 700 pro spoi Gus 20 no
tackled on 90 Arizona for the purpo %
NJ making ano.Acr immense state.
Jew Mexico ftfo.vos to boz admitted
alono one state ami % Is safe 'o
rroiici has th's event VIII no, be put
oH many more years 81 the present
r'to OF growth and development con.
tinuca.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
TERRITORIAL SUPREME COURT
The Psarrs-Alb.Ighi Case Assigned
and SUBMITTED.
ATTORNEYS ASKED TO SIGN ROLL

The territorial supreme court vas
in session lauJ q riday afternoon.
Chief Justice W j. Mills. Associate
Justices John A. ncttc. y. w. Par.
kor. and w. a. Pope we're on tho
bench and the court before adiour-
.ius transacted the following business.
Case No. $685. N. e.. CLARK. receiver,
etc. appellee. W. DonoRhuo and Mon
ier. 90 a.. appellants. A motion Tor a
rohcarIng vas ovorruled. Tho case o.
un appeal from the DISTRICT court for
santa Pc county.
case No. 1907. Jose Dolores Mar
1uoz. 90 a.. pmlntir 10 error, Va. the
MaNwoH land Grant company, defend
ants in error. Tho motion 20 dismiss
tho appeal ami 90 squash The writ OF
error was oyorfu'ed The case la on n
writ OF error from the district court
Tor CoiiaX county.
case No. 1901. me Territory OF
NoW dcxico ya. AZ. .atson an appeal
from Eddy county. wa1 SEE Tor hear
| ling Goo March o.
Case so. iOt6. D. l.. Poarco, appel
Iao. rs. Franc r. l.. Albright appel
| mut Tho motion 90 strike out aud
tho case itself. we're argued and sub
mutrd.
case No. 1854 Tho Territory OF
New Mpklco vH. D. p. Mcdonald, an
lnDncll from ChayCs county was also
500 Dor hearing Tor March g.
Case No 1860. ln the matter OF the
IIalafmont of John Il. Guyor the
court granted the motion 20 dIahar
and % waa ordered tnat John r. Guy
Irra name be- stricken rom the roll OF
attorneys Of the court
] In accordance with che previous or
der OF the supreme court iu the admis.
sion OF the attorneys OF the bar, the
following named persons were ordered
admitted upon the signing OF the roll
and taking the oath OF once. They
were giyon until the opening OF the
nrrt adjourned session OF the court b.
appear and sign the roll and take the
oath OF once; J. NJ Peacock, Rosweli'
Emmett Patton. Roswell, o. 3. FitE
hugh. CARLSBAD; Arthur a. TempEe
/ noming: c. r. Brico. Carlsbad; james
la. williams, nstancia; Joseph Dona
hue. Captain
The court then adjourned until
March 81
\ YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAX
ING
When YOU take Groves Taateloas Chill
Tonic because the formula ia plainll
D. -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Governor NJ. A. Ooro appointed the
following noiarios public. Cristovai
Sanchez. Ooato, for Mora county; joe
oph NJ Chase. Dayton. for Eddy c0un
~; NJ @ Frenger las Cruces, t1r
Dona Ana county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
OFFICIAL MATTERS.

The Burns BiEga tnmhor COMPANY
has nlod certificate designating q
N. BlggB OF ElvBda. Rio Arrtba coun
o. its New Mexico agent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

WANTED -TRUsTwORrHY LADY
q GENTLEMAN 10 manage business
this county and adjoining territory
,or house OF solid financial standing
$1,000 straight cash salary aud ez.
lensos paid eacs Monday direct from
-ea -QuaIfpfa. Expense money ad'
yanced, position permanent Address
Manager. COS Manon BldB, Chicago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

TO CURE a COLD. lR ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne TAB
cts an druggists refund the money
% Il falls 20 cu-o. E. w. Groves aig.
nature De- on each boa. 25c
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

. % . - . . - . - - - -
. LETTtR LisT .
. . . 30 ~@~@e@e
Remaining m the post of7cc a A.
huquorquo. n. ~. January 30. 1904
Persons calling fof of svndiue Co.
these letters please state where theg
mad been receiving mail. s,.o montleu
tate of advertising.
Free delivery OF letter. "a the resi-
doncc of aidreasee may be secured ~
observing me following rules
Direct letters plainly 70 street num.
Der.
Give writer's name. AID request e.
awer 90 be- directed accordingly
Advertised matter BE- previously held
1no week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter % held two weeks
before it goes 10 the dead letter ofaoa
40 WashirEton q. q.
ladies' tea
Bennett Alice Orilz. Mrs Y
blackoo Daisy paronto. Mu Al
brooks. Hoaalo ella
Bramard. Mru Kt. Potter Nm MAJ
tio rarct
ButriCk, Mrs T. Is Rood. Elizabeth
BlrsOll Mrs John Rlnoy. Oeruo
Brooks, Mrs Stewart. Mrn Fan
Colun. Mrs Tonoy ME
Galyadon. Teresa SILVA. pauo To
8gnchcz 90 lodo do
uarrllia. Mru De Walker. Nm is,
dolfo tie
Jaramllio. Francis. Wouburg Mn
ca Char.oa
Lyons. Mrs N woolf. Mrs FM
Mcmillan. Mira n White. Florence
u Wilson. MR. CD
MacAuley. sue r.ue
Mems Llrt
Analla. piorb0 McGlonnon. Joe
Ahota sayuro cph
Apodach. 8 & Wrkcr. Andrew
bigger. Andy Nelson. ANDREW
Becker. EN- Nelson Chores G.
BrochCr Ml'oa Nuckous Hairy =
Burroughs. M NC.m william
Baca Ramon Narvacz Rcfu.
ncnabIdoa. soior. llto - do
mo O.rru. Nduhrdo
Browoll. r Potter PRANK a
Chavez saranco Paul. John
Cook. Waily Peters. w =
Concy W W nsedy WIN
Davis. l. Romero Carlos y
Frato, Giuseppe Eotcrts CK
Del Rhodes. lrod
Frederick. Burr Reed. q
Gumlc. Donac.a. Ritter "a
no 6alE BOuafaCio
Gayhart. Frank 5picor. n A
Gonzales. Dr NC samora. Rogacia
Herrera. nidal no
Iianoy. Ency -auora, marcos
fo'lann Jcsec -.lha Greg' ria
Hamilton. JP stewart. } HAmH
HOrdaz. Pillar ton
Hartman. Patrick s9rinKcr. A
HAN Th1s n Thomaa. Frank
farrell. ice Tllman, u *
Jones. T. ) Torres. Maclovio
Kcstovan. A W thompson. Bort
kachCr. Ed w Van Wagner. 5
Lowe. John ~ Wncklcr. r n
MnldOnad0. Ala. WcTon. Bp
uasin Wilson Henry
Marines. Sells Wllismn. George
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L. w HOPKINS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Gray Warner, representing tho Kos
onthal. sloan Millinery company, ia
registered al the AlvaradC
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAX.
ING
When YOU take Groves Taateleas chill
Tonic because the formula 10 plainly
printed on every bottle. showing that
A. is simply iron and quinino IN a
tnsteless form. No cure. no pay. SOC.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Alice H Wilson, of Emmorton, is
visiting in Centreville at the home o
Miss Wright
Miss Reid, who has been the guest o
Mrs. Ralph Wilson, of Emmorton. has
returned to her home in Baltimore
Mr.. z. Charles Lee, of near Benson. /,
reported to be critically i'll.
Mr. Webster Mitchell, of Aberdeen, who
spent last week with his uncle, Mr. David
Mitchell, of Bel Air, is now spending
sometime with Comptroller Hetlrer, OF
Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Mclean, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Herman Stump, has return
ed to her home in New York
Miss Rush Williams is visiting friends
i'll Baltimore.
Mrs. B J Williams is visiti'. IL sons,
Mr.. E. D Williams, of Washi ct and
MIR Jay Williams of Baltimore
Miss Beulah Whitclock, who has been
quite sick, is improving
Mrs. Charles Armistend- Tchatfcr, of
Baltimore, will be the guest of Mrs Wes-
ley Wilson during the Easter holidays.
Mr.. P. L. Stamford, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with his father Mr.. Benja-
min Stamford, of Wilma.
Miss Ruth E STREET., of Fallston, has
returned from a visit with relatives in
Baltimore.