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The Minneapolis journal., 1904-11-19
AMtMn1n GZee

'Tis all myth that autumn grieves,
For watch the rain amid the leaves;
With silver fingers dimly seen
It makes each leaf tambourine;
And swings and leaps with elfn mirth
TO kiss the brow Of mother earth;
Or, laughing mid the trembling grass,
It mods greeting as you pass
Oh! hear the rain amid the leaves
'Tis all myth that autumn grieves.
'Tis all myth that autumn grieves,
For list the wind among the sheaves;
Far sweeter than the breath of May
Or storied scents of old Cathay,
It blends the perfume rare and good
OF spicy pine and hickory wood;
And with voice as gay as rhyme,
It prates Of rifed mint and thyme,
Oh, scent the wind among the sheaves-
'Tis all a myth that autumn grieves.
Samuel Minturn Peck in Primary Education
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-11-19
!. NORTHWESTERN TOPICS
For Saturday. December 8:
.FAvoRITE TREE OR PLANT. WI

EVERY Junior favorite plant. Here is
opportunity write in praise Of it. In telling the story of
hey than the mere beauty rarely only cause for
nreference should to
will be
point Of view The papers to reach
the office of
NOT LATER THAN THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. a.
They be strictly original. written in ink
side only of in
nor less than 100, with the
paper with the and address
of the writer. papers must not be rolled.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-11-19

washed the skirt Of my dress until all the clay had dis
appeared, and then I dried myself in the
AS the girls said my dress had looked better
Mama busy when returned and did not examine
my clothes When she did they quite clean and she
praised me for my care. How like hypocrite felt
when she found that she had been wrongl
Twelfth Grade. Emma B. Severson,
Grafton, N. D.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-11-19

silks ewery and other high priced things low that
everybody could these things Would not that be
a great advantage to the whole country9
Now, john what you making that face about9
Is it because you getting tired Of what saying
did that pretty girl smile at you she went pastq Oh!
was just thinking of something you that
could talk free trade into your head all day, if you
did not get tired. Well m not tired but hear that
gasoline engine putting and it's my to the press
50 think have to go. So long So long! Oh, say,
john you going vote for free trade9 Of
you H. T. Bernard Glaisyer,
=. Eleventh Grade. Hawley, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-11-19

lying with bleeding the sidewalk, while my
partner in misery lying in the street with his hand
black eye tI say Jack, where did you get that
Found it, = the reply 1T thought
know that it ism It mine, = said 1T beginning
to believe it was he said. ttWel let g have game
with it anyway, '.All right So we did.
Eighth Grade. Earl Schultz
iszSs=zSs Dassel MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-11-19
! "a MOST IMPoIITE CAT.

We have a cat at home, the worst cat ever
You can't him anything for he completely ignores
all manners OF good breeding and rules of etiquette
have tried and teach him good but
10 avail He positively refuses to listen All he de-~
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-11-19
A TASTE OF THE BROOM.

One day mother made some taffy candy and set it
in the pantry My little dog is very fond of this candy
and watched mother she put it away Afterward she
went outside and left the door about two inches
OPEN After he was inside I heard crash and when
looked saw the pan Of tafy on the floor Just then
mother came in and accused of having taken the
piece of candy that dog away with told mother
about it then took her outside where the dog was
nearly going mad trying to get the candy off Of his teeth
as s. was still warm This convinced her that the dog
had taken it, He given taste of the end of the
broom and did steal candy quickly again, while
had the pleasure of convincing mama that did not take
the candy -fSlcnard bletz,
Seventh Grade. Perham Mimi
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-11-19
For Saturday, December 10:

1..YoUR FIRST FRHND-WHAT# BECAME OF HIM r.
Perhaps you can really your very
first but the topic the first do
member. It not always person Some times 1T
an animal even it person,
aiways age and sometimes not of
nationaty II you up topic study 1t
most that can there kinds good
The must be mailed SO as to reach the
office the Journal Junior
NOT LATER THAN THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. i.
They must be strictly original written
only Of the paper 800 length
than 100 the number Of words and
the grade school, address of
The papers not be rolled
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-11-19
BOTH BOYS CONVINCED.
Honorable Mention J


THAT IS my ball you had while ago!' = Aw! go
on, isn't either, 1T is too say Well what do
care what you sayf,' It John who had the mega
tive and had the Affirmative. bent convinc
ing him that the ball mine and he that it not.
This is the way it turned out:
You It what Z sayq That Is funny, - said
No. don H. Anyway The ball ism It yours :, II
It = is. = We each took step
to the other It looked like than words I'll
show You If st isn't i,,s Do it if you 3,
That instant there clash, and for the next few
minutes neither us could be for the Wh
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-11-19
DIRECTIONS In GERMAN.
(Hiph School Credit.


But my companion calmly slapped the rens over the
horses back much to say, GIVE II see' We were
visiting in the country morning attempted to
drive friends alone. We both unfamiliar with
the road had received full directions about
the way to take, we felt confident that needed no
guide.
tsI aunte said to take the road to the right
ttWel she said shoudn' cross the track, and we
would have to if we went that way
sPerhaps there read along the side of the track
And didn say should pass any farm with large
windmill, - T remarked logged past.
"Perhaps she didn It think of it, - my friend con-
cluded hestatingly.
elbow much farther you going this roade'
ttUntil we get there she calmly replied.
HWe shall die of starvation and the buggy return to
dust before that happens exclaimed.
'tDon't get angry I'll ask the next person we meet
we the right road and if aren will humbly
beg your majesty pardon and Immediately the
! horses wayward steps,
Agreed!'' I exclaimed. s'I wish someone would
appearv'
Presently lumber wagon loomed up the horizon,
but upon questioning its occupant found to dis
may that he was German. However, he understood the
name kept repeating and with broad sweep Of his
arm told just where to go-in German AS it i'm
possible to understand him drove But he frant
cally beckoned back and this time pointed rather
definitely in the opposite direction from which were
going:
about to take the other which proved to be the right
road. @-sE5@ss Susie Small,
Tenth Grade. Devils Lake, N. D.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-11-19
AN ANIMAL OF COURSE.
(HonOrable Mention.

(Honorable Menton)
Please, Bess, what is monkf'' From the depths
of my book addressed this question to my sister.
t1Its animal with four feet and long tail, and
it climbs trees Bess busy reading as I.
surprised. How could it be animalf A
monk had found young man half dead in snowdrift,
had taken himh home and nursed him until he was we'll
Then the young leaving, the monk had given
him his blessing. So the story
11Why, Bess you re wrong! That's not what it
means at all!
Well, say it does! And if you don't believe that,
then why do you aska Guess / ought to know: =
g How it mean animal when the book says the
monk gave him his blessing7"
"The what" She was quite interested now.
1sThe monk. -
Now was angry as could be, for she laughed aloud
for long while.
.tI thought you said monkey she explained.
t'Why, monk is mani - Ella Sonstrud,
Seventh Grade Warren, Mlnn
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-11-19
SOME SWEET PERSUASION.
{High School Credit.)

ct will 90 after some milk It won It take very
long get the meat for supper at the time
I can use brown sugar for Now, please, mama.
only made fudge this week and then yo1 know
that wasn't very good, and besides told the girls
would take to school, Oh, the boys won steal
me until recess Haven't any chocoatea Well, schoog
lum & Blomberg s have and buy it when 60
after the milk.
it won't take all the afternoon to make fudge if
commence right away. Now, please, mama won't ask
and you do yourself Now please say yes and if you'll
let make I'll go down to the dentist tomorrow
WE'LL that what am getting my teeth fixed for, so
toothaehe.
.t0f I1 wash my dishes T always do except
when I'm in a hurry. Oh! may I, realys You're the
sweetest bestest mother girl ever had
B Tenth Grade, Mabel Regan,
Cleveland High School. 489 Whita1l Street,
( ST Panl. Minn.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-11-19
DEEP DOWN IN A WE'LL.

One day had friendly dispute with my cousin.
told that the stars shine in the ALSO
cannot see them because it not dark enough She sa
IF the stars in the daytime could them
lust as well as them at night. = then said,
IF Won would get down in dark well you could see
them very plainly sThen you would have get down
in we'll in the evening" too she said told her that
q was dark at night, would not have get
s IN a we'll But she would not believe me- said,
Here you are wrong. You can ask your father and
mother If not right. :, The next day she told me
that was right -H1ldegarde sBuschkoWsky,
sixth Grade Chaska, MINI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
Las veoAs

From the Optic
u. q. Deuel. of Ia Cucvn has reoov.
cred from hIs recent lndlsposlt.on and
Ia shaning up Bic stock AFFAIRS Cor the
winter
Some cruel hearted person fatally
stabbed Charley Tamme's Jersey COW
for which be- would have spurned an
1ner ~ St26
The appraised inventory of The cH.
tate o. tho late Manuel salazar Of M
pughio. has been alCd and approved
lD the probate court Tho value uf
thl personal property is s76t26 An
order has been made authorizing the
widow. Nomccia saiazar. and Fran.
cisco aalaEnr 90 make sale OF the per.
sunal property
A man by the name ~ Pope Chris.
iinn narlc unknown. died n the Ia.
1les' Home this morning Hc came 90
The city without means about four
weeks aEo. Tie came directly from
Pueblo but his home IL said to have
been in Chicago Deceased was about
forty years Of age Little can be
learned of hia family Before be- died
ho said ho had son 10 an orphan.
age The body win Doe buried hero
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

last Saturday evening about
O'Clock number OF tourists
knights OF the road or in common
parlanCs. "hobocs." on working men
travelling about looking for work.
were standing by their camp hro
along tho railroad track west u the
brewery. Al Williams. Arizona, There
were ave men To- che crowd near the
fire. when suddenly one Of the mum
her. Robert McCloud. staggered and
said. BOYS. some one hit me- with a
rock Ne soon fell 20 the ground and
upon Investigation his companions
discovered hc had been Shot Ia the
right breast with q riho bali, pre-
sumahiy of about 20 calibro They
carefully raised him and tOlk tho
wounded man 10 Or Mellck'G hos.
pltal, where, during Melick's absence.
Dr. r. o Raymond 90 10 charge Hero
McCloud was given the best o. atten
ton ana when visited the next morn
Inc appeared 90 be- In NO dangel and
was getting along nicely The ballet
had pierced the right lung. but mo-
serious complications were aniici.
pated Williams NewB
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
sANrA re-

Froan Ne New Mexican.
Peiro Baca. OF Clenogn and Miss
Joaohta Baca. u this city. were united
In marriage az Guadalupe church.
pr. W. IA. Poppolwell and A. r. Glib
son have purchased twontytwo acres
u land AZ Monument Rock and will
irnn6form IL into q health resort
rwonty four cabins viii DO erected,
each iar24 feet and containing two
ro0ma the grounds will be cleared.
gardens laid out and frut trees plant.
Cd, IL b intended b make the place
a recreation spOt whore soiouruers
may hunt. Aah and rest.
Onward O. Burke. who haa been a
guest a. the Sanilarium for the past
three months. has received word that
his mother. who resides in PittshurE
Is very sick with typhoid fever and he
expects 20 leave for that city N he re.
celycs no news OF a change for the
better Ia her condition Mr Burke ex
poets 90 go to Washington 10 the
spring 90 act as secretary to his broth
er. COugresHmanolect James Francis
/ Burke. us Pennsylvania.
Florence. the nine-yoarold daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs ~ s. Luiz. died laa.
night of "a contagious disease. with
which she was sick for a liitlO over d
week Tier death was a severe blow "a
I her parents. as she was a very bright
child aud of a loyahlo disposition
which had endearcd her alike to hen
schooImaios and friends Tho funoga
was held this afternoon az o'clool
and on account of the nature OF M
disease of which tho child was a vie
tim. 90 was private Rev, } L. shive
/. ly Of the Methodist church. conduct
cd The services
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
SILVER CITY

from the independent
Capt ANA Airs o. A. Fuller have
returned Co Bort Bayard. after being
absent a few weeks in Sd Louis and
other eastern cities
Tho normal school was in session
yesterday foi tho purpose of allowing
teachers and students the three days
Thanksgiving vacation at the. end of
ga week.
Tho ladies' auxiliary met Thursday
afternoon az the home of Mrs. % a.
owen TO make arrangements for the
purchase of a new altar for the
church of the Good Shepherd
There ls a movement on foot 90 OF.
ganlzo a new ladies' afternoon whist
club A number of the ladies' met
last week az the home OF mrs. a. A.
Owol 90 arrange Cor the formation OF
tho same
Mrs Adoln sains died 90 this city
Thursday after a hriof illness OF
pneumonia She was 90 years OF age.
and bad been In silver City the great.
or portion of her life. Deceased was
the mother OF Mrs. Antonio Romero.
formerly Mrs. J. A. Anchota.
The annual memorial services OF
tho silver City lodge Of Elks will be-
held In Morrill, hall Sunday. Dec 4.
Tho memorial address viii BE- DO.
liyered by Judge Frank W Parker
Music appropriate 20 the occasion has
also been arranged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26


AZ Chlcago--Chlcago University rs,
wisconsin m.
Al Denver stanford University of
California 35. University % Colo
RADIO o.
AZ PHILADELPHIA University 81
Pennsylvania 80. Cornell o.
AZ salt Lake City-uniyersity 81
Utah az. Colorado college 0.
Al 81 Louis Haskell Indians ~
Lawrence. Knneas. a. Washington
university OF Sc. Louis o.
Al Easton. pa.-iAiuycttC's eleven
a.. Lehlgh g.
AZ Birmingham Ala. Tennessee.
90. Alabama o.
As Oscaloosa- Pennsylvania col
logo 10. Dos Molnea g.
AZ South Bend Ind South Bend
Q. Bergeron of Chicago 6.
AZ Indianoia. Ga Simpson 10.
/ Grlnnell G.
"A Rochester University % R0ch-
ester i6. Tufts g.
AZ wheeung-Ohlo university go.
bethany college O.
Al Washington. Pa -Dlckonaou.
TO- Washington and Jefferson 2.
A Macon. Ga-Alabama Poly
I tochnio institute A. University OF
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Itnry Institute 3.
/ AZ Raleigh, n. Ca and NJ col.
lego rs. Clemson college. 8. C., o.
Al summer. 3 C-South Carolina
college e5. Washington and Ice o.
AZ Atlanta. Ga-Georgia School OF
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lima H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
SANTA re Depot
FORCE RESIGNS
Discharge Of baggage Man Rssults
On Entire force ouittlno.

Discharge Of Baggage Man Results
in 6ntire Force Quitting.
A little trouble has just arisen be-.
tween agent Rochester of the santa
Fo, and h.a employees. wnion uIl left
the station short handed BE- H45oars
thM there has ot.l trouble brewing
LAG tho station over since De took
charge. whom he Inauguratod a dc
fcrlnt policy to that of his prodcccs
sOr agent Woodward. In the handling
OF the employees.
The matter was brought to a head
when Mr. Rochester Might before lass
advised baggage ascent putnum that
ho would have NO further need for
his services.
putnum has boon with The Office
for nearly three years and ia next 90
the eldest man iu tho station and
consequently hls removal caused
quite a lHtle surprise. and was tho
signal FOR ON the old men in tho of.
Zee. except two. 20 resign. effective
aa soon as they can Doe relieved
superintendent McNaly. at San
Marciai o. expected TO arrive tomor
row. when % ls thought the matter
win ho smothorod up--El Paso
Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
SILVER CITY,


From ne Enterprise
Nra. A. sh'pley and children are
eypeetsd homo the goth instant from
a tnres months visit with relatives in
Iowa. Illinois and other middle west
stafoa
nr t. y. Mllllkou. Of New York,
brother Of Dr. s. w. Milllkcn OF this
city. 10 a recent arrival and win re-.
main here indefinitely 20 take advan.
tage a. Silver Clty'a superb climate.
Major o G. Myhro. Captain T s..
vosth and Dr. Sonsman. the latter a
recent arrival from Atlantic City. loft
on a ave days camping and hunting
trip a. the head 81 Sycamore canyon
They were accompanied By q cook. aud
their camping outfit was complete IN
every dct0ii
William Swancoat. for the last TWEEN
ty.four years a resident Of Grant coun
81, who has had charge OF the Mineral
Point Zinc oomnany's operations al
Hanover. since the entrance OF taai
company into the Hanover district, lef'
ior Kelly. whore no will assume chars,
N me same c0mpany's extensive
workings IN che Kelly district The
IMMORAL Point Zinc company has re
Gently purchased the famous Graphs
mine "A Kelly and o. doing considou
he development work on the same.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
COLLEGE CHAPS EASILY DEFEATED
By Goa h Montgomery and the Newly Organized
albuquerque Foot Ball Eleven.
iORRCwfUL TALE TOLD BY TIE SCORE OF % TO 0

pass play Holman got around tho len
end for 70 yards Creighton went
through Tor ga yards. Anderson
saIuod ih yards n mass play. Small
went through Coz yards and
touchdown. Anderson kicked safe
goal Score g.
montgomery Made 90 Yard Run.
There was seven minutes 30 play
and the Athletics we're flushed with
victory Tho star play ui the day
came within four minutes after tao
ball bad been kickei Tho Athletics
gained possession ON the FARMERS 25
yard line The ball was snapped and
passed to the "exPenn" on the right
slide fc.nt was made toward the
right and the why coach shot out
from the left end Of the gcrlmmago.
The Interference was effective. but
not fast enough to keep Up with che
fleeing Montgomery Away be- went
down the north side Of the field with
a half dozen Farmers after him But
the ful back was set 10 pass. The
man In red ran down the held and sec
Tor low tackle 10 looked inevitable
but just as ho aprang fGs the tackle.
the Athletics coach shot into the air
Tio hurdlcd the man clear and clean
aad made tho roal with che entire
aold rcd. white and blue. uoamporing
after him. o. was another touchdown
and another goal aud was duae Zoo
just four mlnutCa
Tho fonr hundred spectators
choorod Mem from both teams
graspcd the half backs hand and be-
was admired. pettcd. fawnod aud
smiled upon by the fair sea. many of
whom were out Thus closed
the greatest game 81 football over
& played ON the locai gridlron The
line up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
NEWSY PARAGRAPHS FROM
TOWN or GALLUP


Special Correspondence
Gallup. n. H., Nov 2i-Tho Union
mine has resumed work. two cars Of
coal were shipped laBt week
ur ). j. pa,tee has boon appointed
railroad physician in place of Dr Clay.
ton. resigned
Born, to Mr. aud MH John sharp
November 90. boy
The mines are wording steady
weather very dry and roads duety.
d. johnson. of Gibson. returned this
morning from a business visit to Den
Vpr.
Eills Wudera was appointed town
marshal last Thuuday vice McVick
crs. resigned
Charles Damon. q repair track en-.
ployC. lose bis thumb whuo iacaIng
lup car. 90 s now On tho hospital
st Albuquerque.
~ l.. Boyard and Miss Jane Cava.
uaush. two of our popular young pep
Pic were married last weeh. They
are now on a short visit o. las Vegas
Mrs ueyard is a clork IN the mcchan.
Seal department Tho employees Of the
mechanical department WIN alrpriso
the bride AMI groom on thoir return
/ hy the presentation of a handsome
silver sea soi. consisting of four
pieces. with tray a neat cottage on
the north side has been costly furn.
lahed for the reception of the happy
couple.
United States Marshal Frashor was
here ON business last saturday
Charles Cousins and vito have ro.
moved from Maukato 10 Gallup.
The southom pacdc has several
surveying parties between here and
lho San Juan. Tho Southwestern is
also credited with n couple of parties
lf engineers There o. little dou,s
but we viii have a north and south
road INSIDE 81 two years
The telephone line between Gallup
aud Zuni viii be- completed by the
/ tenth of uCVt month Gallup now has
lines 20 Fort Wtngate. g. Michaels
aud Fort Defiance. The old phones
here vii be- replaced next month b.
automatic ones.
Editor Unholiz and wlfo are visiting
the st. Louis exposition.
W. H. Morris and family left horc
last Saturday for a visit 90 Brazil
Ind, for the benefit OF Ms Morris
health
John w Hcndlo an old resident 81
lGallup. died IN New York two week.
lago. lie had bcon IN bad health fol
three years His nephew. Joseph W
Hendle Is here 20 settle up the estate
which consists " few dwellini
houses Ia The vest end OF the town
and some money in bank
Mrs. Gus MulhollanG has returne,
from a SIX weeks visit 30 Santa F'e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

shortly before midnight. at the home
of Rev } g. shlvoly. says the New
Mexican.
Mr. Livers came Co the city from
Tres Piodras. where be had been su.
pcrInionding The dipping of sheep
yesterday afternoon. and Immediately
went to Lamy. whore Doe met bio
BRIDE who made ihp lfin FROM Kansas
city ON receipt of o. mcssnrc fror
her amanCod husband They immO
ilnfc won't to The home of Roy
shIvcly whom Mr. liyors had mot
on the tfrln yesterday. and were
made man anl wife They will spend
their honeymoon On this city az tho
Palace. remaining hero until Mr.
Livers Do called away By bis Official
duties
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Toe hosy of Roscno Edwards who
died 81 Hope. n. ~. of pneumonia,
Waa uruu n to Roswell overland aud
was sent 90 San Marcos. Texas The
man Was Ok foot ass inches iu height
Levi Anderson. of Ar,o.ia had bis
hands terribly burned u saving DIS
vito from death Hnr dress caught
ore aud be- tried to cSilneuish o. with
hia hands. be- did uof 10 sd until he
pulled the skirt and undcrsklrt from
hia wife Nr Anderson VIA no, .n.
iurod.
Jerry Simpson won Dos sut against
4. } BEARD The jury gave bim %
verdict f1r tbo CON amount sued for.
which was $500 &c WH commission
on "a lend sale Wr simpson says he
hs,a been zap against many tough prop
og.t0uf In congress, but this was hts
nrat law suit