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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20
CHAPTER Xxx.


CHAPTER xxx.
W. ESpTrF the nights rest, the
III "a horses were stiff after the
IA long struggle with rain ana
mud the day before If the
situation was to be saved by a race
there seemed little chance of success
with animals so tired ana discouraged.
With tho exception OF the departure
from oxford. The riders were more
silent and melancholy thnn at any
other time during their journey to-
gcthcr. They had discussed the casc
in all its bearings the previous night,
before the blazing fire. and had come
to the conclusion that it would be
saier 10 para;
Armstrong was now In country
HAT he ku"v reasonably well aud he
had no reoi To ae, lis direction from
any chance conner Nhlch WAS am adj
yantas" to & fugitive. TLcy had agreed
to defect toward the cas-, and bid
goodby 20 each other at Kirby Stephen.
he striking northwest to pourifl. and
Sd" taking tn" main road cast. rntcr-
ing Durham ~ Barnard castle There
was no thinking tho fact That whit"
rariiHmcntlrinn trooper miaht pass
through thus Mni uuQuo>toued c-pe-
emily ass - many soldiers were uol,-
ing their way north. It trooper t..u a
beautiful young woman ot ari-.o.r.lic.
uppclraurr would certainty cu,~o CONE
wo.t Hul cXc.tn. curiosity
1D'. nrorr iuDY cauo 10. Car'. Fl, t.r
greater would D." tho daf..or cd cl.
barrassing questions. They had Wild
country TO traverse, bleak hills and
moorlauG. and the roads as bad az
they could be: but, although they loft
tlitheroe At > O'Clock il was past noon
tide before they reached Kirby ste
phen. di-ance OF less than forty
miles They had met no one. and 50
FAR as the morning stion Of the jour-
nev was concerned. the road To Scot
land was clear enough At the suualld
inn Of Kirby stephen they partook of
what each thought was their last meal
together for Il long time 10 come. and
thon. in spite Of her protests. he ac.
coWpauicd her cast ont Of the town
and into the lonely hill country At
last she pulled ~ her horse and inn
petuouSly thrust ont her ri1ht hand.
daSlIing away some tear drops from
her long lashrs with her left.
"Goodby'' she cried the broken voice
bclipiug the assumed checrfulnoSs Of
'h' zone. cannot a""" YOU I" come
IarjH'r you must NOW o'd Ihi'"''I
|" your S'pnN
'I''r lass. l1 breaks nl .''' 10
par, VIII" @'" III '"'I way -" '''''''''
w "I'"''' 'i''''~ "'l SUM" "''.'
''.' II" I'll '''9' '"'" vi, INK ",' ~ "''"
~ 81" 'H'N my u''''"'"u ]" 'r' H'u ~
'''' wa" ''"' "'""' ''"9' SEE ~"
to ''"' a." u "oo'' ~ Si'''' ~ "'' 'N'
''o"' was VIZ" '''' "''N' INN '0N"-
Try '""'.
No. no Sl' i'""'u W. "'IC
''' All '."' ''N, '''- "l ANA S.''''u H.
"l'' sue '''E"' u - ''" ID" are
III ""N~'r' i"' WIFI come l" me u'h
'"'N 'r"u"' J. ''aNN''l 0''' ""N' N''u'
I'f ~ -Nh"' ! ]! conn 10 you rs
soon aN llI' reuter- - III HPu"lr
hal"N'
Again, no. no. Cromwell i hard
man and If you steal through his cor
don You must not come within his pow
er IN hurry.
For answer he kissed her protesting
lips again and again, then she hid her
face in his somber cloak and eohbed
quietly. The patient horses. now ac-
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WM ESpGTE the nights rest, the
III n horses were stiff after the
l long struggle with rain ana
mud tho dnv hrfnrn II tho
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-20

Gay DFTUTF IIV WINS, NIIW WN ITS IUTNIWF
gent head turned toward his master
he seemed to know that something un-
usual was afOot.
On the second day Armstrong thought
il best not 90 enter Carlisle too early
in the morWinG He wished 10 mingle
with a crowd and not to ride the streets
lone The second night in the barn,
With the rest Of the day aud the light
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rose and began to set out meal Of
dark bread and swines hesh, boiled

'Ah. here YOU are at last" cried tho
girl. ~ was beginning TO fear should
have TO go back to the camp for you.
Did you find NY token
HNas
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CHAPTER NXVIII.

M II OWENER graceful the French
~ man might be Oh foot and
no one denied his elegance
- Inn 10 l1.a h,it
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-12

IaNHAHF WFF
a hot box on one of the cars and Hes
lop was watching it to prevent it from
setting fire to the car. While standing
on the ladder and looking under the
a the train entered a small bridge,
unnoticed by him, and he was knocked
to the ground with such force that
his head was wedged between two
ties SO firmly that crowbars had to
be used ito releaese him. He was
unconscious when picked up, and was
at NICE taken to Livingston. 1t was
reported this morning that there was
a chance for the man to recover.
Gus Smith and family have gone on
the reservation for a few days recre-
a+ion.
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GEORGE A. BERKY.
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Gorton's minstrel company, which
appears at the opera house August 16,
will arrive in their W private sleep
ers over the Northern Pacific. The
famous band which accompanies this
organization will give a popular con.
cert at 1880, which will include sew.
eral overtures, solos, selections, popu-
lar airs, etc. The concert wild be
followed with a grand street parade
by the entire company.
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WHERE TO WORSHIP.

The Reverend C. B. Miller will
preach at the First Baptist church
next Sunday. Morning service at II.
Young peoples meeting at $3.50 p. m.
Presbyterian Services for August IA,
1904.-Morning worship at II o'clock.
The address will be designed especial
ly for the young, but 1T will afford
thought-material for older one as
well. Sabbath school at 1910 p. m.
Union services in the Methodist
church at 8 p. m. All are cordially
invited to attend any or all Of these
services.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Elks' hail. Sunday service, II a.. m.
Subject, Mind" All are cordially
invited to attend. Sunday school
IL m.
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LIKE HlPPoMENEs.
Canine EquaIIed Only by His Russian
Master Euuestrians.

In the most novel, daring and aston
fishing equestrian performance eve
witnessed, two Russian citizens and a
collie canine being the principals, the
Walter L. Main circus justly claims to
have the most unique riding number
of any tented exhibition in the world.
Picture in your mind, if you can, a
beautiful horse travelling around the
circus ring at full speed, then two
Russian gentlemen and lady and a
handsome collie dog leaping alternate.
ly and simultaneously upon the back
of the steed, executing numerous &C.
complishments known only ITO the
trained equestrian, and you can form
"a faint idea of this amazing perform
ance. To watch this dog springing
from ground ITO horse, now running
ahead of the equine and locating imag-
mary objects in the ring, calls to ones
mind Prince HippOmenes, a character
in Greek mythology, who, to win the
hand of Atalanta, defeated her in a
race by throwing golden apples before
her (Which she stopped to pick up),
and thus obtained her as his wife.
OF the many innovations introduced
in the Main circus entertainment this
year, none perhaps meet with more
approval than the achievements of the
riding dog. To S street %parlance,
he who imagines there lis nothing new
under the sum-" has another imagine
coming, for nothing like this collie's
%cleverness has aver been seen.
The Main entertainers this season,
both human and animal, can truthfully
be characterized as top-notchers in
the amusement world, and the exhibit
tion's beautiful horses + the finest
speciments Of the equine family to be
found anywhere. While the big show
owner has devoted vast sums Of money
in completing the organization OF his
mammoth enterprise, Eve for once
has he lost sight of perfecting de-
tails for the comfort and pleasure
of his shows patrons. Two ticket
wagons are on the show grounds for
the sale of both reserved seat and ad'
mission tickets at ! and Z. p. M, also
reserved seat and admission tickets
will be placed on sale at Chapple's
drug store from 9 a. m. on day o
exhibition for the public's convent
ence.
To protect the patrons from weather
disagreeableness, all of the tents used
with the Main shows are both water
and sun-proof.
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Furniture for Sale, House for Rent.
Bargain for parties wishing to keep
roomers. Rooms all occupied at this
time. Inquire of H. H. Hill, 2910 First
avenue, north. 29-2
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For Sale.

Fourroom cottage on corner, one
block from new court house; also one
parlor mirror. Call at 2511 Third ave
nue., north. k-sl
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Arthur Wales, premier plano tuner.
Thirty years experience. Leave or.
ders at Holmes & Rixon's drug store
Montana avenue. 67-t
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Notice.

Notice.
On and after September /, 1904, all
work from the Billings steam laundry
will be cash. Coupon books may be
had from the drivers or at the office
at q discount. Respectfully yours,
tt ERICKSON & SCOTT.
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@~~
/Albert Martin, a we'll Known stock
man Of Musselshell, is in the city this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Fraser an
nounce the arrival Of a new girl baby
/Ndrs. Walter Clifton has returned
home from a visit to Seattle and other
points ON the Pacific coast.
Receiver Haynie, of the Ryan Cattle
company was in the city Tuesday from
the ranch on the Musselshell.
Monday evening Judge Mann mar
ried, at his Office, Joseph Dunnigan
apdeMyrtle Messy, both of Billings.
/John Darlington and a number OF
friends left Monday night for the
Boulder country for a weeks outing.
~ Claude Cave was arrested yester-
day and brought before Judge Mann
for throwing beer glasses at his wife.
He was fined $40.
-
" James Dalton of the Turf saloon
4 settled with Judge Mann Wednesday
morning for the luxury of smuggling a
Chinaman. His honor taxed him $40
and eosts.
Jackson Bros. have installed a
dough mixer in their bakery with a
capacity of 1000 loaves of bread daily.
The power is furnished by an electric
motor.
|Some alterations are being made in
1.-THE dining room of the Northern hotel
with a view of operating that hostel
nv on both the American and Euro.
pean plans. IS
The little SON of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ].
Luke was scalded a few days ago
while playing with q hot water faucet
While painful, the accident will not
pgove serious.
~Ex-senator G. c. Bowler and Roger
Fleming came down from Red Lodge
Tuesday evening and left on the Bur
lington Wednesday morning for 9
visit to the Worlds fair at st. Louis
Ernest Cardwell, who lives with his
parents on Blue creek, met with q
painful accident yesterday morning
While shoeing a horse q nail cut 9
cash in his left leg about four inches
1o4e.
1.-THE Reverend J.. R. Weeb, said IL
hail from Missouri, has been called tt
the p~astorate Of the Christian church
in this city. He is announced to talk
charge of the pulpit about Septem
hey !.
XGudge Goss, who met with am acct
Ldent while driving with his famil!
some time since, whereby he sustainet
a fracture of the leg, is now able II
be on the streets with the aid Q
2rutches.
X The Custer Cattle company Is max
Ztng preparations ito ship a trainloa'
OF cattle from the company's rang
at Huntley. It is proposed to go o.
the Chicago market, strike OF n
strike at the stockyards.
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Read The Gazette and keep posted
on local happeniags.
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Money to Loan.

We loan money on improved Bill
ings property at 10 per cent and allow
you to pay the loan in monthly in
stallments. North Real Estate, Loan
& Title Co. 24-6
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Poultry.

Rush orders for nice spring chick
ems promptly filed. FRANK MAYER,
South Twenty-third street. Mutual
phone 320. k-sl
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Announcement.

I hereby my candidacy for
the office of sheriff of Yellowstone
county, subject to the will of the
republican convention.
nEORCE A RERKY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
YESTERDAYS SPORTS
At RI FAR f})1Y)S
TREMENDOUS CROWDS ENJOYED
THE HORSE RACES. THE BAND
MARCH AND BASEBALL GAME.

rrm Friday Daily CI.luI
REGARDING me weather Thursday
closed os BRIGHT and calm os a. opon.
o1 and today s fully as iayoraNc.
Tho crowd 1t me fair ground was
nr large NJ not larger than on the
hlt day of fbo twentythIrd territorial
fair last year and last niEht tho
streets were throngod with pleasure.
seeking people. oven ln the face OF the
fact that several indoor attractions
going ON were largely attended.
Tho now fair grounds rrand stand
was a sea of faces tho stretch held an
animated throng and the hloachors.
both cast and west OF the strand
stand. were lined with hundreds ~
people
Tho sports were excellent and
amusing Although interest seemed
conferred ON me ball game the speed
ring events were given well deserved
attention. and those who love music
and came to tho territorial fair 20
sec wild west features. wcro not with.
ont ihoir f1yoriio pas'imos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

From the Miner
Sis or aoyru car load. of samoan
ore is now piled up az rho station az
chloride awaiting shipment 90 tho
smoltor
Mrs U r. Adams departed f0r
Prescott. whore 7bo win visit Tor "a
Time Dor husband. who Is engaged
there for tho present
The Santa Fo has made complete
repair 0f aII damage dome by the
floods of July and AuFun In ho
canyon south of town
Court mrrta 'n KIurmau 600 tho
l1th 0f fhis mn'h There a. NOT
much important business ana mo
term iH expected fo ha short
Nearly q car load Of ore from the
Or0 Plata mine IH piled up ni ho
old Arizona aamu''ng works ready
Tor shipment to tho 1morgr
ON me 900 level ~ enc Golden Gem
mine In Cehrai Hig 0ra haa boon
opened up ln me dF.fi fo fbr north.
The ore is tho same grade aa that DE-.
f"'nUNd ln the opening above
Tho work off pumping ON mo low
or lovolH OF tho q. % u mine De- now
won uuirr way D. "a expected that
the mime N.ii suon bu taken over hy
parties who recently examined tho
property lu which went 70 WIN bc vlr
uruuaiy worked
j. ~ W. Moore. receiver of tbe
Prescott land office. ls expecting su
order from wa Ellington requiring he
survey of about 10000 acres NJ land
n Noh1yo valley near Fort N1have.
and thD opening ~ that section 90
settlement Tho lands I.n f1 tho
snnlh ri tho 0Id military reservation.
and include SOME NJ fho baf and
richest sections ~ mo Colorado river
bottom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
sANWARclAL

From 0N. urO
Nr and Mrs. 'HHr Crosman
spent several Iay n town 'bI. week.
NJ. % o. ueDu1 has returned from
Mexico ava '.1sD1 'aa So Hanna
blacl r which .o conduct % resfaur
ant
81 H0.pIaIo last Thursday T. A.
HOLSTER mot with ou accident ly fall
Fms Gown stopr SOME twenty foot
Gar ar Martin who voa iGst start.
ur San Marc.1 when ono mIehan
rcru. o. wanted to send ont a doctor
Hu' So UoIator dnmurrrI ho'ior.nr
that bruises alone constituted the eN
tent Hs injuries
Fdv Martin. m1u1eer 1f tho W.
Y Ma company nt R0srialc came
fo town attend t1 some business
maitors Among other matters rep
rcscuunr the output OF tho mine Mt
Martin brought 600 Gio pounds Of two
dol' rv1 expressed % to the vi
peso smother Frequent shipments of
uu Dlss of ore is being made. most
O.. % going tn Denver o. r. TOO rich "a
De- handled 20 the Roseialo mill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
socoRRo

From Toe ChIoftain
Mrs " y Martin R visiting ln Az
huqupruue this week.
Fred Kaizonsiolu Is threatened with
au attack of typhoid fcyor
Miss Anne W FITCH and Miss Mary
Fitch returned to the city from their
long stay On iho Water canyon.
" T. prco lcft Tor q months yaca.
ilou IIe expected to spend the time
with friends Zoo 81 Louis and New
York
Nr aud Mrs % % Harroun Of the
CITY ot Mexico. who have boon yisIt
iur New Mexico relatives and friends
Tor some Time Ioft socorro fcr a vis.
~ at tine worlds fair
Mr and Mrs Frank GaI'ogos of g.
Johns Arizona. who have been visit.
inc relatives and friends "a sOcurro
Tor several days have returned homo
Mr. Gnllcpos holds responsible posi-
tlou with a mercantile firm iu So.
Johns
Assessor BENJAMIN sanchez was ont
at Polyadcra Sic says that nineteen
houses have now been reduced %
ruins az the result OF the recent foods
q large volume of water from the riy.
er changed the direction of its eur.
rent and endangered the whole town
As % is. thirteen families have been
made homeless. ana are now housed
hy their uoIrhhogs and friends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
Bike Races

with both riders weu exhausted az
trr pcdallur around che halfmilo
rack four times ,ef srmInua every
muscle at .ru close 'ha Finish of the
Vu and B hrif w.Ie handicap bicycle
gacu F,st,rIa. which was h0Iy com
fu#rI by HUHo, and summ was
One off tho urHUpst and mos. exciting
races over wI tossed at thc athletic
fracb S.1mm won hu only hy %
worry small wars.n Up.yIuy WAS sgc
nud. with B.tner third goo. Gar away
Tho finish between Holyloy and
stamm was so very close that tho
spectators Boo tho Erand stand were
mo-, able to iulrH fbc winner When
fho announcement came that Samm
had won thD nmnd stand wont wild
Hls mastery and auoly squirt had
met with favor with the spectators
and tho reception which followed was
strong evidence of approval
snmm and UoIyloy were scratch
men and the result of tho contest
shows them t0 ho very evenly match.
pd. Tho scratch men easily overlook
the advantage men and passed them
excepting BHuor in the h"si mile
The lattcr hung ON until the finish
and coming down tho stretch. before
stamms final squirt looked Ike =
second The time was 523 Purse
$40. $3.50. $3.50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

rrum the Novs
% E Slaughter ono OF tHD i1r.
most cattle mru ~ inc county ana
hIa s0n pBscho' vho 's also inter-
o.tod iu thp cattle buauoss were .n
town during district count ih.s week
y W naUuoft 'ha eufrrpr'aiHs NOR
chant of UoucE with pr'nc.pa. bus.
moss house In Albuquerque wea over
Pea our inland town attending court
th.s wees Ua n ono OF fha Gold
timers" and counts b'H fr.0ude hero
from fhc first lay 1f 'he county
tarf ne.F No Overlooked fHH fact
tnaf Antonio Gonzalez has been uauf
go five years l.HHe un fHr l't
laFra Iu Nev WrN'cD and r1a hos
exclusive control of lli enc nI which
fha IuEnH can produce Io 4".Ia t'f
iHrro 10 fi poe fu1 0r 81 rnr 1000
pounds ThH lease vHH executed hf
one territorial authorities 0f NrH
Nasfc0
90 Perry esq un.r.u..uiHrr ri
fhn Navajo InH.au AGENCY rf FHH UH
nuH.n was H.snI.Hv un court Nrr"
.tfIa week. l11H.Ha after sum. uf 'Hr
Governments wards who haFr been
.ufu aHuo trouble anI a witness Boo
% case u thH e1Hr. Nr r. h1H
boon .n tho service 8H0ut '.n Years
arf haa fhe confidence af a.I fn0en
vino orc Dora wards raiuri hf Doe tarI
WORK au1 ura good Judgment .H mH'.
fDr requiring much 'ar' 8nI sEII
connected HIfH h's department.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
LoRossURo

From the Liberal
o. y Hunt. ON route from tho st.
Louis fair stopped over between
trains 20 visit his sister Mrs g. D.
weymouth.
70 T. nOrEoy was in the CITY thls
week looking afior fhe shipment of
the remnants NJ che standard min NJ
Gold Uul. which Doc Be- taking to ~
paso
Tho public school has now boon run
ming a month and is wen attended
There oro forty enrolled BOO Miss
Swans department and hfiyono Ia
Che primary department presided over
hy Miss Casey.
Peter Iochom recently brought ln r.
big chunk off fuC ore from r. prospect
he has south of town. The chunk is
shout r. foot and a half square and
s'y Inchos thick 70 occupies a prom
inont place in front Of his place "
business
County Commissioner smytb was
of Silver City Che nrsf 1f the week.
attending me regular meeting OF the
board 1f commit ssIoners Bee said that
there was hut little business. the bills
allowed amounting va 1861 fhHn $500
The election Officers were appointed.
For fhy Lord lurs precinct they are
j. A Laahy IS NJ Chase and T.. G. Me
Gmth The polling place is at the
Toe building
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

From th. N1I
grurr. s. Ur.... a .H. E..I.a
W1# Boo town .e..aI days H.. u...
OBJ. w. of Freeman .Usr-
NH g. W Cabin aH1 Ha r..u
tne rur. OF 500 aHH Wa IpHu $50
MD ur .h. m. arpu mouths fe
turned t1 nar home Boo ph1enE .n.s
week
a wp.y woman was fined 51l u
Justice FIrnH court for pmc.cnr %
little crooked work while telling f1r
tunes Doe thc town.
Barney styles. Johnnie Hoffman.
Iuu King Frank wallace Ilu Muy
or and va Bargoman finished their
mll round zap of cattle Boz enc scheve
ION country nat Sunday rbu rr
port the cattle 900 excellent shape
On fact. they are better tbau tboy
have been for several years past
Vs. q. Kelly advises us chat thD
WiusIow base BAH team "a ondeny
oring 20 match a game f1r sunday
ths gard. with the boys from Fort
Apache Tho bOy from the tlrt rN
press willingness 90 come down and
play WIuslow at ans date agreeable t1
lH0 locals
The firm of Rabbit Bros. Boz VIA.
slow. a now Incorporated uuiDr thc
uamo 0f Uabmft Brothers Mercantile
company. and fho lIst ~ lucorportt-
ors shows two now ai0cthD.dru g.
. = speImlr0 and g. a. Lyons arc th0
now men and me business uiI be-
uudor fho.r direct management
/ WDsHra spe.'mlro and Lyons have
boom Zoo Wlual0w f0- several wrot#
and have already made many friends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
FOOTBALL GAME
IS SCHEDULED
TO DC Played Tomorrow Az
rERNooN or NEXT TUESDAY

Albuquerque win see tho hrst foot
halI game of tho season tomorrow ai
tsrno0u or next Tuesday Tho date
is not definitely settled Boy the com.
mittae iu charge Of athletics After
attempts to bring the Mos.lla Park
team to Iho fair failed. arrangements
were made for a game between tho
university and me Monaul Mission
school The latter team. while mex.
porigacod has praciIced faithfully
since tho opening of school The war
sity bias some of lts old players In tho
line aud most of the team know the
game
lu VgIrhf both are evenly matched
Hence inc game win be even. and
interesting Owing 90 tho fact that
neither team has played this Fan the
halves win ho limited 90 twenty min
utes. with ten minutes lntermIsslon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
NEW MEXICO Towns
CAPTAIN


From the News
Mr and Mrs Ira Wojmorc arc oX.
poriod home from Isl Louis this week
rev " a. Pope was up from Hon.
DO. and he brings % dreadful tale of
devastation D., tho Goods In tbc lower
country
ELMER Lindsey and Judge ~ " urt
lomy passed Through Captain Uu their
vsy Zoo Lincoln They expect to ro.
tur, to white oaks with o. load of
fruit
William U1. BIAS returned t0 Coal
ora Mr. HusH has been on fbo Pa.
ciHc cuasi The past three months and
o. enthusiastic over the fruits and
noWors of that land
Albert Turner, foreman of tbo M
Captain sheep company Or iu Captain
endoovurIue to dud federal sheep .n
spocf0rs t0 suuerinfenl their dippinr
under tbo r.usui order issued hv Tho
sanitary board 0t the territory of Sow
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