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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
A CREDIT TO THE TERRITORY
3D.. LEEsoN TALKS or NEW MEX.
lCO's EXHIBITS At WORLDS
FAIR AND THE GOOD Ir HAS Ac.
COMPLisHED

.N.u Mexico H1. Indeed 90 t.rg loo.
..rs.aa Hua. m lH. mu.ns space
nI HH.r buildings a u. ST. Louis
worlds u.I U. D. D Io..1u. who
H Iuf returned r1m .ue u0-.IE
H.r so lHu "N.st month The
E.l..st uf worlds alr $500 uIusr of
Too s.h months oI a most u..,. lu' uu.
ua.maut Th, various fa..- ana TOP
.or... have revealed f1 .nu world
hg.r arntf vra'IH anH varied ro.lur.
aud Do s mr iuf and rHHt that
uunnr should nU vh... hauoIa arc
lur
.N.N NoNr0 nr1fu..s .ba greatest
variety oft minerals and grains of any
state ur territory u Hp Union. rF
cereals and fruits are also equal t0
uN Zoo America I's climate ana ts
HD'.H SWING gIa.t. have boon
Brought f1 fhp nrU of 'ho world ANA
uIay fhs territory s One of ttH 1ast
advertised section. uH 'n. aloHo and
Ms h1a resulted principally through
.'- exhibits
fhs territory may n.1 Ir proud
uf .ts nay,uIs.ua and of Ha hauorol
.....a. who H1vo shown such auorsy
Boo 0.u..nr 'hF territory sr uromr
n.ut'F before IHo world Tho New
H"N.oo building at JIe worlds fair
Has he.n visited hy fuIIy agph1If Of
Ho United states congress and mill
I."us of citizens throughout the coun.
iry who have listened Co me territorial
commits .ongrs as th,y showed and OK.
p'1Hgd fo ihom thc varied resources
'' 'hD Increasing population. railroads
HuI factories.
~ have visited many great expos.
Toms. and can TRULY sly chat me- So
Louis worlds fair exceeds alI others
and chat tua territory of New NoxIro
has done liso'f proud"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
,AMPAlGN PARTY
VISITS ALAM0G0RD0

p,ual Correspondence.
.Ilmorordo. N. M.. oct 90 Rupub.
au enthusiasm ran Iu th.s city last
Iieh. u honor OF yho visit ut Cover
Iur OtDu and william a. AujrCNs,
N.pubI.cau nominee for delegate to
Iueress The special reached This
...y at q yesterday oyouiug. a COM
uDe at once called giving 'hc free.
om ul the city TO the party while
fcro Judge Mann escorted che party
l. This city, having gone ahead 20
Iarr.lUsp for that purpose
Al 1880 headed hy the Santa Fo
'and. .Hc procession started for the
|1urI house Small boys stood along
|hy entire route with Roman candles,
hIr rc1 lights were at each few
'lrIa buru'ns fo-eely
Unfortunately tho capacity of tho
0lr house was NOT sufficient t1 ace
ommuIatU tho large number who ou-
,oagoreJ t1 secure entrance. AIgIDs,
IuIous and HaIu were packed o.
difficult to estimate the number who
|ould mot gain entrance.
Governor OtCr1 opened tbo meet.
.lr BIth wpIldc'.yored speoch,
AauNua the people of Otoro county
r boIr demon s,rau1n. which could
|nly uo construed one way, enc sue.
as oI mo republican party Governor
'ltnu. from whose name ia Otyro
uury received constant 0yat.ous
om h'f numerous friends. He intro.
ico1 senator Au Irews as the man
Aao "d0as thnes' and who would be
lp mex. delegate to congress from
Dw MeNioo
Senator Andrews made an able
loorh LASTING fon minutes Tie
uchei un only the more important
ads of tho Territory leaving other
rstIoua to the speakers who were
follow ilo promised 90 DO hIs
st to secure for New Mexico that
b. badyucodcd Improvement. lrrt
u.ou It cannot be- said. %
IlI sor that someone else has an op.
lrtuuIty hy reamiug my position"
Major W 10 70 llowelyn was called
tor speech and one of hIs viror.
be- attacks upou those who oppose Tor
e simple desire of opposition SIC
nke on national issues but al greater
aFlh uuoD me subject Of the roDub.
ban candidate flr delegate to con.
'ess Major Ilowolyn paid Senator
.ndreVs a hIgh tribute on hls mod.
g generosity and great ability "sen.
ur Anirews does not ton you that
ever helps tho poor those iu want
dIstros" cried tho speaker Tt
@nld not be- rIght for him 20 make
private llfe campaign material I
NOT see however, why I should MOI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
DOIRGS
UP AT FOLSOM

wa. s.d .H ONE long hearty cheer
from b.a audience
ur George Vs. Harrison. "a WE'LL
.u.wu resident uI Albuquerque. then
poke fHl i.v m1m.nJs en.hus.H#.
ideally .uIUHua senator Andrews
.r DHuEr.sH IhU doctor tl'd how ho
.JI ueI .1r Nr VDdUy bot 'h1t hs
u3a mur. ,HHu pleased with fhe nom.
uaran mad. uy 0He convention and
would #. N.ry effort .l secure tho
,.uHm ur Goo TwIsH. republican
nominee. Senator Andrews H build.
uH a railroad into Albuquerque" a.d
ur Harrison "auI .ur .hI. reason 10
Hr poo 0'Hrr. would lend him my eu.
rr.H'D support liD is man who
H8F moo H.rH afraid f0 develop fHo .H.
.Hut resource. li uur arH1f territory
Ha. .1u.HH eastern HuH.f n UU.
|Hr. fHr. .HH H apoI country .u
which fu uE... mln vhu hRs nov.
"r n...f whom called upon ur ANY,
Nua au. mHu VHH lHuiI have
600 undivided auHuUr Iur these ra8-
.uu .ur uur vi.I casa my vote for
Hm SNOW chat U.uarrIo count,
uIu rt. lm "a good maIHr.tg and I
have DD.y reason Io uUHusp chat ho
m. eII Do. rur of Union county
Tru IOaby pruH.Haf. for council.
huu ..r. DO. Huur luf Devoted , faU
.m,u. u.a.a...r...an rf fH. urf.
.lr uttur boz .H. .ur.I.. .r r,
r.uBga.. Wr r.aHv sHua.f how .n.
.uuutr. sa. uu.r.r.ns under r.whr.
Hu sHuuI.trlt.ur of aF.r. boo d.r..f
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
THE BIG MINSTRELS
WILL BE HERE WITH NEW spE.
ClALriEs ON THURSDAY. NO
MEMBER g.

~ s always pleasant f0 '11E f0r
ward to a roal upT0.dBto mI0s.ro'.v
and thr now Mlban NuHJaio M.u
sfreIs s amUHT tho rurouf ebony
productions of th0 current season
Critics 1rn pr0fuse FOO their praise of
rhe unique company and together
witch 'hn superb scenic environment
which Manager Maham has supplied
fhIa attraction bRH toen called 20 work
of arf From musical standpoint
'Ha MahaB company la superior Iu
every particular th0 musical mnianrH
being treat Zoo Itself Tho festive
rauioYIiIun HIHD funIahoe NIg part
OF fho entertainment and numerous
other attractive features place M8.
haraa Operate Minstrel Boom ou r.
par with tha best A apIHnIl street
parade vIl bo figeu 0n che day 0f
me performance 40 nIrhf Iha com.
nsuy npprors at fho oucm house 1n
Thursday November
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

to'I you q few thurs know of our
candidate { know that many umea
He has s0no down Into Dis pockets for
thD ala 1f those boo distress know
that when thc soldiers returned from
tH, SplUIsh-Amorlyau war that DO Wis.
ItDI every hospital In New York and
Looked after the sick boys from this
territory know that ne Is gcnor.
uIs honest man That hO has con.
'rIHutri whore We viii mover know
hat ha has assisted thar few come
for aid aho do not receive It I know
these things hut fcw are SO aoauaint.
ci with thC inner lifa of our candidate
] tci yo1, ladies aud gentlemen. thai
/ am proud that the great ra
publican party Of this tcrri
tory has "a man aa Its candidate who
has such great worth aH the Hon
William % Andrews"
Captain d. Lcahy then made an
eloquent appeal tu lbe voters uf bis
city tu vote tor Senator Andrews and
iur 'hr republican ticket. Nr Leahy Is
popular speaker wherever hr haas
gone 1ul was especially we'll received
upon returning to the c.ty boo which hu
Hae Ha residence. llr devoted "a por.
..uu ui h.s allotted time fo discus.
sion uf how Iho republican party had
HDu'nuyd .hu people ul Iuo United
States and jhou ho turned around and
showed how the democrats hal not
a'ln, mot benefited but had bc.n u.
furious t0 Jde people %, rb.s cuuu.
rl.
ruI George Vs. pHtcbard. of White
uaIH. delivered ono oi his Characters.
ur speeches. attacking democrats and
Independents Boo fearless aneuaap
Nothing waH said which could br dIs
Wtcd nothing was stated mildly mf
no uue could take oneusc C1I Pu.UH.
lrI poke f1r nearly thrceQua1ors uf
au hour g.yIug way u DR. George W.
Harrison, of Albuquerque. who also
had a little t1 say ab1u. tle Rudey
proposition
After thg meeting many whom tho
democrats have beon claiming WouId
suppor uu independent candidate in
utrro county camo 90 Senator An.
ireNs aad pledged fheir undivided sup
port The independent movement has
received uo recognition 'u Alumoeor.
lo the rcsu'ar nominee receiving thr
IIII HuHTHrI uF fHIa Uuuvte-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
CHlNAMAN CAPTURES
A WHITE WIFE
SAM JUNG FORD AND MISS DAISY
sTAtEY or SAN FRANCISCO.
MARRIED HERE.

tFmm Friday Daily rHE0nI
RDt W Marsh. pastor of tho
CONGREGATIONAL church. performed
Ihy marriage ceremony yesterday OF
Sam luur FIri 81. Mics Dairy sihley
Trn groom H Chinese merchant
recently of Chinatown San Francisco.
and .Hu .r'Hp H fHo daughter OF ]. A.
sa'.r wealthy fruf and uut garden
Hr uf California sHa Or 200 wears ola
and very pretty bfinr decided
hu'uIa w,fh n.up ewes and rosy
complexion when seen hr Tho CT
IzUn HoufHf.Yr Mr Ford wore
"a stylish brown tailor made skirt
and sIIk shirt waist of very pretty
fIVuro
shc said that Fho mot Sam Jung
Ford five years ago and became ac.
GunIufei with b'm while trading at
h'a iDr. n Sam Francisco Thcy
nave h,Hu Keeping company since
shortly aOor the'r first meeting
Nr Ford .a 2a years Older than hiH
bride ana there Ia considerable gray
fH bs heavy shock uf once black
hair Besides DIS Interests In San
Francisco. to also bias an Interest n
70 store ai Fresno Cal Ua said that
Doc and Miss eB'ry como fu Alhuuuor
QUO on train $50 8 of "Wednesday
nIrht and were married tho following
morning Thry ama hero with
Wow t1 locating and have already
i0nIo1 at s0mn garden land north of
iho city which Is FOR losee
Nr and Wr Ford have taken
rnumH un South Second street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
A DENIAL

= Chairman DaI..s HI th. ..rr y
y foua. uiHu.1H.u. republican y
y committee. HaF chat H b R1 y
y del tau ui.p.HIeH. candidate y
y ior d'.artir HaF u Santa Fe y
y erday anH af ush. huuee y
y De- cuuH HH have b..u aI Ha y
y fuu =
y Chairman la..w urllauucas y
y ihaI Special f0 tho Mumns y
y Journal dated from Ration. y
y fake ln cferY particular and y
y therefore aH UuIur was uot at y
y Ration iast might hIH reception y
y was nO. decided Ius. Mr y
y OaI.rs under the impression y
y that fho special was mhuufac y
y turel In tho Journal office. y
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

sru.HI Correspondence
Folsom. g. M.. oct 22 Tho special
train bearing Senator William 90. An.
dr.as. republican candidate iur dole.
.Eat. t1 rIuuC.s. was mot 90 thr sta
zion al o'clock saturday morn.ng by
n,sr.t c,.r} uhab.mut OF Folsom The
srauu.s bad boon dismissed for rh,
day loo honor oI tho event. tHe lUUe
|on. mna.ue with hD crowds t1 seo
hul Hor lho man DlnDeuus whom
fho og,r. county Is now Interested
Although tHo hour was ysg carly
'or amy denomination. nevertheless
h, platform r.semuIeI EXCURSION day
n uu. town whom tho train pulled
u'Y Folsom Cannon crackers n1w
b.. Umrua showed chat aIl nsro 600.
ru heartily into .Ha celebration.
|aH.. .r. rHsb made tH JHe raar coach
e..arE demonstrated ,He cause.
HaI.I ny Goo Santa F. u8nI .He
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a. ''. party 'u'' HiI 'H" hHIf a'
'" aH.''',s were n.'.
ii. '.'i 'r''' 'H.'I Justice w D.
''. ''''' H''' -'.'.I .Nan..nH
'' .''.' 'H' '.'.I'n i'I 'h..F pres
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
MARIE FOUNTAIN COMPANY
RENDERED "rHE AMERICAN
DRUMMER" At OPERA HOUSE
LAST NICHT.

.Tmm Fridays Daily CIuI.HI
TFe American Drummer was pro-.
Iucad "a ho Wka opem house 'ust
night Hy .he Marie Fountain Theatre
company f1 large audience
Tho play le o. farce comedy Boo four
acts and p0rHys an American yeast
drummer boo fhe depths uf ireland
Thor. Dr. "a ltra plot and Itio bono
f1 thr Iurl Tho American haH "a
way of HobHus up ur critical MOO
meus whom Ufo or wealth o. lu lr1p
arIy and comes t1 the roHcuo with
DTS yeasi cake. ana fhon rusho7 1ff
with sm'rk-.1u faof there '6 moth.
mF I.kr t"
Tho IU t0aIeh' s "Tbo Gamblers
wife
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

Rochester. n. S.. uH g, Tine rc.
publican. 'f Rochester auI vicinity
Ht. mado great preparations .ur Ihr
demonstration tu Uv held toniEht Sec.
Hry rf Warraff iH f1Hetbr principal
speaker and others ou fbr nr0eram
7r. Frank W ues.na and NJ linn
Bruce, candidates for royouor and
lieutenant governor respectively
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

Quincy U OrI as Tho r1uFen
Ian nf OBJ. Western r.Iuoa Wouea' nH.
HrBf.on Horn today Waf largely a.
'un'ai .r prominent Hhr 1uH ana
surgeons from aH aara af fHn farr.
f.w embraced by One organization
ThH meeting wlH devoted f1 papers
rnI discus .uHa 600 "a variety uf topics
H' .W.r".f f1 fHu profession
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

N.a York Oct 2s- Ciosr Atcht
uu. sass AtrbH0n UiI, l0tH; New
York Central iltls pennsylyauia.
IgGr Southern Pacific. Glh Union
Pacific UI. UuI0H Pacific u'd
all rurei States stoe' .nh unH
ed sa.u Steel pa. sIh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

Harh.n OCT 2s-Vlcrroy AfoKIeu
today issued h.s farewell order uf
me day to che effect that ho was ioay
Inr f0r st pDiorshurg. and thanking
the officers and men of ihe Pacific
fleet fnr their velfaaoHnclnr work
ana especially the aoamen az Port
Arthur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

st Louis Mo. Oef 2S -Iarro mar
'.'s of students and alumni of the truL
vrrs.iN of Missouri. came f1 st Louis
today and took part In special oyor.
risos hold 90 tho worlds fair I'm thc.r
honor Tho majority of fbc visitors
W.'l remain over for mo football game
tomorrow between me teams or mo
University OF Missouri anI Purdue
university.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

Reconciliation with God H not
brought 1h1u. Hy mere repentance or
hy amy other outward means. but
hy thorough searching of trr Hclrt
and by the raH1yafns of mans diB.
position aui win. Rev A CGfmach.
or Hebrew. baltimore Nd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
COCHRAN'S THROAT SORE 4
FROM SPELL BINDING

Kansa CIty oct 2s nurko Coch.
ram Of New York passed through here
early today and consulted physicians
regarding b.s throat which Is caus.
.ns h.m trouble lately Tho phyat
cian % is stated advised an opera.
'Ion which. however. win he postpon.
ga until after thr election uo win
make several speeches in Indiana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

arc President UBrzoF. or tbs uu.yer.
sIty arkansas PROT % o. Smith.
OFF sherman roWs Prof John Fields.
of ,hg oklahoma Agricultural college,.
ff 49, j. 5p.Imau Ht ta. rHtCd
states department u' agriculture
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

Oklahoma CiJy ONa. OCT es. -
There was q good attendance to-day az
thc opening of mo territorial au.cul
Wral conversion che sessions Of which
will continue through tomorrow Prom.
lneut among the scheduled speakers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

Nea YORK. Ocf gs Money on caII
steady primo mercantile pauor z ne
O.. silver 5si
The Bourbon news., 1904-07-15

C. B. MITCHELL.
The Bourbon news., 1904-07-15
NOT A PATENT MEDICINE.
the Guaranteed Catarrh
Cure, Prescribed by Physicians.

No one should confound Hyomei with
patent medicines that are advertised
to cure catarrh. 1t is as far superior to
them all as the diamond is more valu-
able than cheap glass. Their COMPOSE
ticn is secret. but Hyomei gives its for
mula to all reputable physicians
Is it not foolish to try and cure
c4tarrh by swallowing tablets or liquids?
The only natural way to cure this
disase and other diseases of the respira-
tory organs is to breathe Hyomei
This treatment has been so success
ful, curing 80 per ceut. of all who have
used if, that Hyomei is sold under an
absolute guarantee to refund the money
if it does not cure. You run no risk
whatever in buying Hyomei. If it did
not possess unusual powers to cure, it
,ould not be sold upon this plan.
The Bourbon news., 1904-07-15

We are in the market to buy wheat TO
ourselves and will pay the highest price
STEWART & COLLIER.
The Bourbon news., 1904-07-15
MlLLERsBURG.

Mr.. Ora Long has returned from Col
lege at Harvard.
Mrs. T. M. Purnell and F. A. Jones are
quite i'll from fux.
Miss George Letton is visiting relatives
at Jacksonville. Ill.
Miss Lillian Layson left Tuesday for
visit to Denver, Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. McClintock went
to Cincinnati, Wednesday
Miss Pearl Patterson is visiting Miss
Dora Swango, at Mt. Sterling.
Buyers are offering SIC for wheat, but
farmers are all holding for raise.
Clarence Miller has bought the VIM.
Watkins place adjoining his farm.
Miss Luella Payne, of Scott county, is
gu :st of her aunt, Mrs. G. S. Allen.
Mrs. Harry Fores:e-, of Chicago, is
guest of her brother, J. G. Smedley.
Mrs. w. A. Morrison, of Maysville, is
gu EST o. DR.. F. A. Herbert and wife.
Best grade of Paris Green, at
c. w. HOWARD.
Miss Nancy Whaley has gone to ST.
Louis to visit her sister. Mrs. Rob.it
Miller.
Mrs. T. P. Wadell and daughter, Agnes
went to Bardstown. Thursday, to visit
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Boswell, guests O:
Levi Tretter, returned to Jackson, We'd
nesday.
A few water coolers left. Come and
get bargain.
c. w. HOWARD
Miss Mary L. Boulden returned Tues
day from Eo1se party of the Misses
Cleveland, at Cyuthiana.
Bear in mind your account is past due.
since July /. need money.
c. w. HOWARD.
Mrs. Nina Akin and daughter. Miss
M ,mie, of Lexington. are guests of Mrs.
America Butler and family.
Dr. Hamlet Garland accompanied bv
his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Leer, return-
ed TO Vanceburg, Tuesday.
For RENT.-House of 5 rooms. good
stable, hen house, chicken yard, garden.
I. M. PURNELL
Mrs. c. w. Howard and Geo. w. McIn-
tyre attended the funeral of Miss Mary
Hood, at Nepton, Tuesday.
Our entire line of jardiniers closing out
at cost or less. Only 8 dozen left
c. w. HOWARD
We are in the market to buy wheat for
ourselves and will pay the highest price.
STEWART & COLLIER.
Misses Matte and Lilly Levelle, of
Danville, and Miss Matte Nichols, of
Lexington, are guests of Miss Julia
Miller.
Miss Rebecca Martin, who taught in
Lexington last year, is spending the Sum-
mer with his brothers, Chas. and Ed
Martin.
Mr. Jack Woods, of Paris, with about
20 hands, is at the Clarence Miller quarry
with the county rock crusher and repair
ing the roads.
Mrs. H. Cooper, of Maysvlle, and
Mr. John Harris, of Germantown, are here
to see their sister, Mrs. Robt. Caldwell,
who is very i'll.
Mrs Ann Osborne and daughter, Mrs
John Spears and daughter Miss Bessie.
and two sons, of Kansas CITY, Mo-, are
guests of Mrs. Lou Conway and other
relatives here.
STEAM BAILER.-Am prepared to bail
your hay or straw. Have an Ohio of 81
tons per day, and can do your work rigl t
and as cheap as anyone.
RUSSELL MITCHELL
The Bourbon news., 1904-07-15
Domestic Troubles.

1t is exceptioal To mud II family where
there are no domestic ruptures occasion
ally. hut these can be lessened ny hav-
DR. Kings New Life Pills around. Much
trouble they save bv their great work in
Stomach and Liver troubles They not
only relieve you, but cnre, 25c, at Ober-
dorfer's drug store.
The Bourbon news., 1904-07-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For COUNTY IupGF.

We are authorized TO announce Claude
NJ. Thomas, of Paris, as candidate for
Judge of Bourbon County Court, subject
tc the action of the Democratic parry.
We are authorized to announce Denis
Dundon as candidate for Judge of Bour-
bon county, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
The Bourbon news., 1904-07-15

SUGAR CANE.-For milk cows and stock
of all kinds, there is nothing better than
Sugar Cane One acre of it will go as Tar
as three of corn. For pure Early Amber
seed go to STUART & WoODFoRD'S.
The Bourbon news., 1904-07-15

JUDGE PARKER attended the little Epis-
copal Mission Church, of which he is a
vestryman and member, as usual last Sun
day, assisting in the singing and passing
the contribution box as he has done for
years. Ex-senator Davis, the Vice-Pres-
idential nominee is also a churchman, and
worships in the handsome edifce which he
built and presented 10 the Presbyterians
of his home town. Elkins, West Virginia
The Bourbon news., 1904-07-15
What MITCHELL Says

want the people who read
this paper to know that |
sure have the best eating
candy in Paris.
The chocolates I sell you
for 40 cents per pound cannot
be any better.
If you pay 60 or 80 cents
you are paying for the fancy
packing, of courses have
candy we sell for so cents
per pound and il is strictly
fancy and fine, but | want to
have every lover of good
candy TO Try my AZ cent
creams, always strictly fresh.
Don't forget TO send me
your orders for the only
genuine Blue Lick Water. |
amIthe wholesale agert for
the Springs Co. and can fur
nish it fresh'at all time.
Yours truly.
e 2 mitchell
The Bourbon news., 1904-07-15

DIsCoUNT.-Forty per cent. discount. on
Mems Straw Hats at Price & Co.'S.
The Bourbon news., 1904-07-15

SAYl-Talk to T Porter Smith about
the insurance. a u3nv-tf)
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

A. Duluth. MINI. on the 18th. a large
freight shed and IL contents. ten
freight cars and three tugs. we're
burned. causing a loss Of $500 coo Geo
Smith. a cook on one Of the tugs IN the
harbor. was drowned In attempting 10
escape the flames.
The correspondent Il IN. London
Post Al Shanghai. IN q dispatch dated
July II. aid the Chinese emperor was
reported To be seriously III Of dysen-
terry.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22
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H. Richards was found fatally 10.
jnfed IN the ri' ~ tho fright elevator
shait 81 the rautcn .ioi.i. - Louis,
AMI lied On %" way . ihe hospital
IN" sh'un Il col. county. Missouri
has appointed 20 drpuIef 10 pf,rcrye
th' pcao" a. democratic siaio cunvon.
ton
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\ d'cifinn a teen rendered NJ
Washington hat Cuba - without right
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oi III. Maine wreck from Havana har-
hor
All ALLIED lfad-s may l.. called oii
IA The packer siril- unless an arhl.
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Santot-nImpni announces finally
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ihlf and that hereafter be viii limit
his a'runautit experiments 20 pa'is
United states Treasurer Roberts ices
not anticipate such II contingency as a
dangerous RAID to redeem silver In gold
capc Colony South hiricn. Il threat.
.ned with Il race problem nwlrr 10 the
Increasing Incidence and Incidence Of
iho Kainrs
Mr. Cook. re government ,Npori. re-.
ports IRON Tc,aa hat she G%ua,omalan
ant not only iesirufs he toll w.cviI.
bui has begun Ia eat mp the toll worms
with apparent relish
The heavy part of the republican ma
tonal campaign work viii bc directed
nom Chicago Extensive quarters have
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Miss lilliat WenGer. Of Edwards.
VILE, NJ, free five snots az tun hurg.
lar IN m eruri 10 VIA tho So reward
offered By the chief OF police. but failed
I" bring dowt N. games
Ehgar T Washhurn, a wealthy GRAIN
dealer n Buffalo. y y. apuarcuilv
without oaufe Shot ana Instantly Killed
his wife aud daughter and th,p cam
niited suicide
A'Deft y L Gardner. assistant prose.
ouiirr a'iprn'y Of 81 I.ouls roDniy
Mlfsohrl threatens Ia resign uplcss m,
p'h'r county Qfhclals ana he courts
give him heaiier 'uppos. IN hls II.
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