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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-01-13
Patronize Your Home Merchants.

Patronize Your Home Merchants.
4 few words about buying OF
the big department stores OF the
large cities by mail may not be
out. Of place here. The big store
may make you a better price on
some lines OF goods than your
home merchant, but it does not
pay school taxes and help edu-
cate your children.
II does not contribute to the
aid Of the church in town.
It does not buy your produce.
& does not give you credit un-
til you sell your crops or stock.
1t. is not interested in your
welfare unless you are a custom
err
Here are some things that it
does do: 1t buys big lots OF
syseconds,' good that a reliable
manufacturer will not sell for a
finished article, but sells them for
just what they are. These "sec-
.onds' can hardly be detected
from the best by the uninitiated
but. they are what the houses
make the leading features.
70 make these prices lower and
the profits larger they employ
many girls and young; women at
wages lower than their actual
living expenses and these girls
are forced into a discreditable
life or must Unsupported by their
parents.
The department stores OF the
big cities occupy about the same
relation to the merchant that
the ticket scalper does to the
railroad companies or that OF
the pirate that steals homeseek-
ers away from an agent does to
the real estate business; or again
as the peddler does to the mer-
chant In fact the peddler pay
ing no taxes, buying noproduce,
patronizing his customers in no
way, occupies about the same
general relation to the people
that the big store does. In most
places q peddler pays a license
but we never knew a big store to
do so.
A home merchant that sells
good goods at right prices is en-
titled to your patronage. 1t
helps him and benefits you, it
keeps money in the community
and gives you a chance to get
some OF it back.
II our merchants price on
goods is unreasonable then it,
is another matter, but if his
profits is only moderate he should
have your patronage and the
chances are that il you show a
merchant just what you want.
pay IN advance, and deal like you
do with the big houses you can
yet goods just as cheaply OF him
q yOu can Of the big stores oil
the city.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-01-13

1t adds spice to dreary life, encour-
ages the humane heart, lifts out of dis
pair, breathes new life and confidence.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. IS cents. A. S. Blakey.
We have an all cash customer for
house and lot.
Weiland Wheeler a. Torgeson.
We have cash buyer for a business
location on either side of Main street.
Weiland Wheeler & Torgeson.
Taken up Came to my place near
Burlington about three weeks ago, one
spotted steer about 3 years old brand O
on left hip. One dark Jersey eolored
COW white hind legs and branded on one
hip AS on other hip looks like v. Owner
please call and pay for this notise and
keep and take away. LIS. Foot.
H2
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-01-13
Over Shoes.

Velvet and kid tip foxed, Juliets for
ladies. The latest and most beautiful
styles. Come and SEQ them. eleven d
Hanson, M5not, N. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-02
FL Sr. Munoz Rivera

A bordo del <Coamo> embarc6 aver
para New York, nuestro querido amigo,
ell incorruptible p&triota don Luis Mu-
floz Rivers.
Cumplida la mission que le trajo q
Puerto Rico, ell sefIor Munoz vuelve 4
sus t&reas period1sticas con la misms fe
y ardimiento con que siempre ha lucha-
do por los derechos las libertsdes de
su pueblo.
Deseamosle una feliz travesfa, y
que en- no lejano tempo volvamos
Verle entire nosotros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-02

americanos, de separatistas, en- una opo-
sici6n est6ril jnfecundao.
Esas frases, ampliandolas aIgo mas,
las ratifque en- otro articuio que bsjo ell
rubro <Mi bandera blancs> SO puhlic6
despues en- eLa Correspondents de Pto.
Rico.s
De conformidad con esas ideas y
ateniendome siempre esOs principles
que fueroD en- Jos que Sc inspire eE anti
quo Partido Liberal at redIisar eI pacto
que nos Weu6 al p0der, procedf, desde en-
tonces. dentro de las fiias del Partido
Federal hasta ell dia en- que Sc celebr6 Ia
ASSEMBLIES del OLYMPIC.
No me retire de la Fortaleza, GUAM
do. con OCCASION de volver ell Goberna-
dor esta 1sla, adopt6ronse por ell CO.
mite Executive determinadas aptitudes.
No interrumpf mis- relaciones con ell
Gobierno, dandome clio OCCASION pres
tar no pocos servicios q correligionarios
que mi vinieron en- demanda de tarje-
tas de introduction y pidiendome que
les acompanara al Palacio de Santa Ca
talina.
Asf procedf aver deutro de las filas
del Partido Federal.
Veremos en- mi artfculo de manana
81 he desmentido esa actitud con mi pro-
ceder en- ell Hotel Olimpo primero y con
las declaraciones que en- ell aniversario
del nacimiento de Washington hice en-
ell teatro La Perla de Ponce.
HERMTNIo DIAz NAVARRO.
San Juan 10 Mario de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-02
GUILLERMO IL

Ha salido de Berlin con direction al
Mediterraneo ell Emperador Guillermo
III de Alemania, que fue aclamado por ell
pueblo de Kiel Ell Emperador va di-
rectamente Gibraltar, 10 que ha causa-
do profunda sorpresa en- Europa, debido
& haberse enfriado estos 1ltimos d1as las
relaciones de Ia Gran Bretana ell Inn
perio aIeman. Ell Emperador Francisco
JOSE de Austria, ira San Petersburgo.
creyendose que ell soberano moscovita Ell
ira recibir 4 WARSAW, poblsci6n situa-
da al Sur del imperio ruso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-02
AGRADABLE VISTA

Aver tuvimos ell gusto de saludsr
en- esta redaccion nuestro querido ami
go ell licencisdo don Juan Was Ochote-
CO, que permanecera algunos dias en- Ca
guas, con ell fin de gestionar varios asun-
tos que Sc relacionan con su profession.
Reiteramos al seflor Was Ochoteco
nuestro cordial saludo. deseandole grata
permaaencia entire nosotros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-02
UltinoS cables
EsPANA

Debido los aprestos belicosos que
hacen todas las naciones europeas por
dominar mas insistentemente cada vez
ell tenor de que sobrevengan serios con-
fictos internacionales, ell Rey de Espsna
esta dispuesto constituir un Gabinete
presidido por un alto prestigio militar.
La opinion p6blica da por seguro que ell
general Azcarraga Sc pondra al frente
del primer ministerio que Sc forma. En-
ell sur de Ia Peninsula Sc esta preparan-
do material de guerra tropas fin de
reforzsr Ia artillerfa y gusrnici6n de
Barcelona y Canarias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-02

En- otro artfculo que vic Il luz mas
tarde en <La Correspondence de Puerto
Rico0 aparece 10 que sigue:
GDe las 2frmaciones que en- forma
defnitiva hube de sentar cuando tuve
meses &tras ell alto honor de contender
con las plumas aticas de La Dem0crdc;u
solo retire, en- un bsnquete inolvidSbIe
10 de Ia disoluci6n del Partido clio,
porque algunos correligionarios de valer
afirmaron que no ve1an Inconvenience al
guno en- que squel, sin disOlVerse, varia-
ra de procedimientos.
<Importandome muy POGO 10 que de
mi puedan pensar decir los eetaaacos po-
liticOs, los que no son capaces de COM
prerder las actitudes de un hombre de
honor en- L. vida p1blica, yo proclamo
que, 81 no Sc disuelve ell Partido Fede-
rel, debe este iZar, en- su Oposicion al
Gobierno, Is bandera blanca, sin servi
Iismos, siempre despreciables, procurar,
sacri6cando sus legftimos resentimientos
en- aras del bienestar del Pals, hacerse
grato 81 poder y conseguir, no merce-
des, siBo que por Ia emission del snfra-
gio, sin coacciones, sc lleVe las esferas
gubernativss al que game esas altuTAs, no
en- Is encrucDada, slno en- Ia lid noble v
alberta de las urnas, para 81 triunfamos,
.llegAr de ese modo positivamente, como
tc,ln1pLe al tntinao ser aaaturaZsza de to-
ala o6ra poLtticd. Ia realization de
dnuestros ideales que no son otros sino
due aquf, en- todos los 6rdenes, prevalez-
e'a ell espfritu ampliamente democratico
re In Constitution Americana. ideales
snune no podremos reslizar jam&s mien-
,sh as permanezcamos con Ia nota dc anti
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-02
MEXICO

Ell gobierno mejicano SO ha adheri-
do Ia Convention de Bruselas, aceptan-
do todas las proposiciones que Sc han he
cho aIli para introducir rebsjss en- ell
cana, en- tai concepto. reducira ell men
cionado articulo en- dos dollars cuarenta
centavos mejicanos por csda Glen kil6-
gramos. Diversos paises productores
aseguran que estan dispuestos seguir ell
proceder de Ia naci6n mejical4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-02
VENEZUELA

Ell Tribunal de La Hsya ha sido in
tornado por el Gobierno de los Estados
Unidos de que este. en- manera alguna,
saldra fiador de que Venezuela destine
el producto del 80 por 100 de sus adua-
mas pagan las indemnizaciones que ha
exigido IpglaterFa. Intalia y ell imperic
aleman. La extrsfla conducts de los
Estadcs Unidos quesahora Sc niegan
garantiz&r & los vene zolanos, habiendo
ofrecido primersmente, para conseguir
que los alemanes retirasen su fota del
Caribe. hs sorpreodido & todo cl CONT
nente europeo Temese, en- vista de 10
expresado, nuevos confictos que acele-
ran los peri6dicos de Alemania con sus
ataqnes al Gobierno de Ia Rep1blica del
Norte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-02

En- esta Imprenta SO vende papel
Tiejo de peri6die0s q ~ quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-02


de
bufete Allen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
THANKS TO SEARCHERS
r, a. HUBBELL RETURNS FROM
SHEEP RANCH ACCOMPANIED
~ BOY WHO WAS LOST FoR
THREE DAYS.

Hon. T.. A. nubDelI chairman OF
the republican central committee, 70.
turned thls morning from be sheep
ranches in western sOcorro county.
He was accompanied by bis son. who
was lost three days In tho mountains
the fore part OF last week. The boy
rode away from the sheep camp ono
morning on a little exploring oEpodl.
ton OF his own HItching his horse
ln a thlckot of small trees. bis iuvo
milo inlulaltyo inn met led him
among tho rocks until DE was lost
from both MS horse and the direction
of the camp For three days he wan.
dCrcd about the country ln the mean.
time q half hundred men we're search.
Ing for him ln the day time and mak.
ing fires un tho mountain aIde no
night. with tho hopes that they might
attract DIS attention, a. last. Goa
the third day "a searching party
found the young man ln canyon
nnpOu miles from camp Mr. Hub.
hell wishes 40 thank the people who
Joined ln tho search Tor me l0s, boy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
SOLDIERS LAST WEEK
CIVILIANS THIS WEEK
COMPANIES G AND e HAVE re.
TURNED FROM THE ENcAmP.
MENT.

Colonel U1rnI1lo. Captains Nuppo
au1 Uoc1 and companies 60 and o. rU.
turned home Rst nigh. oftor e. wcck
n camp at tus Vegas They worc
uluuf and herrmmod with dust OF
tho weeks oncampmont and Oct ont
o. stirring shout of rladuoHs OF their
return as they alightod from 40. T.
Relatives. friends. wives and sweet.
hearts woro at tho station. and the
nluoc0a'e 7hufnci unoaslly chatting a.
tho restraint Of military orun,. s
hand shake and maybe an embrace
was on that was permitted os tho
boys aIrhfOI no the station when
came fha command. "Full lui" Tho
First Regiment band lol off with "a
THRILLING military air. aud me guards
marched '0 tho 1rmory whore parch.
rr fhr1at and yoornlnT aiomachs
were given satisfaction iu an attack
0n % plentiful supply of refreshments.
Company q of silver city woro
guests at fhC r0pnEt until 1850
o'clock. when they loft FOR me south.
Although there was novelty variety
and some little fun. with mo- small
amount OF experience. 20 Doe had az
me oncampmout tho boys say they
were satisfied with orc wook of a..
Soldier lifr is not what O. seems.
They are glad 20 got back tu the free
dom OF civilians clothes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
NO BLAME FOR EDEN WRECK
oENvER & RIO CRANE MANAGER
SAID The ACCIDENT WAS uN.
AvolDABLE.

Donygr Aug lG.J a Edison. gen.
Drl' manager of tGr Denver A. bio
Gandr railroad said that the com.
pauy was 200 nO WAY responsible or
'ho wreck at Eden
"ft was ono 0f those unavoidable
accidents which o. liable to occur ON
uy railroad fh.r a n0uH OFF tHr Ohar
actor of chat which washed ou' our
bridge occurs" al Wr Edison Ilo
stated further chat tho bridge was
subjected fu tho regular inspections
Pos tra company bridge s1parIuioud.
ONT and was 8a .afe 18 any other on
hu Denver a. Wio Gmnio. or. Goo fact
1u ans road. and fhlt mo- bridge could
NaFu wlthat1oi tuo torrent that DE-.
Hr1ycd ihIs one Tho undorhouiH ~
tho bridge ho eh.I. were undoubtedly
knocked oFuui,r hy fho waehoi.oui
county bridge thereby leaving no
support
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
NO STRIKE IN COAL FIELDS
MINERS VOTE TO ACCEPT THE
WAGE SCALE SUBMITTED

Kaub, oIy. AUG 49, The miners
of th. southwest have agreed hY moro
than 1000 majority iD adopt me prop
oaItI1u submitted by tho Joint scale
committee 0f miners and operators NJ
pittsbure Kansas The operators
win meet no puiahurg tomorrow ana
say whether they viii accept tho
terms agreed upon I' ~ safe 20 say
that they Will accept them
District ~. lbc only district that
voted against the proposition. iH Kan.
vas and Fpuihwostorn Missouri Dia
tricf 90. that voted so Overwhelmingly
Boo favor OF the proposition. includes
Arkansas. Indian Territory and Tex.
aH District % iB Missouri. except tho
southwest eomor. ana the mines IN
and around LoaveuWoHh. Kansas.
Southeastern Kansas was surprised
and rather disappointed hy the result.
and there may Uo some NJ the moro
aggressive in that district who viii
insist 1u making some different do.
manus but tho three districts had
pooled their Issues bn1 voted together
8ud fbs operators consider tho cues.
zion settled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
SEEKS DIVORCE
As the Result Of Cupid'S Er-
ratio Darts, Mrs. O'Lauehlin
Desires Freedom
FROM MICHAEL O'LAUGaLlN

Cng.f nr i.aI1H.y and uautonlv
suspicion. OF ha vito and her faith.
f'nesa fr family uas Michael
uIBurhIu .f 900 South Fourth
.'r.rI brought upon himself that
which ho dreaded most separation
from h.H 'n.,I ones 8nd incnrccra
zion
Az Hmes OT5uetlIn would pot and
ron1lo h'a Nf'H ch11rau. uog and a
..rI. anil fHeB hr vHHf GlU thom
names ana swear chat he would Mn
ibom ono t.mo. tho hoarihrokou vito
'ol1 tho good Judge. ho bwoke Tho
children iu ono nirht io ION Thorn that
ue would 5000 them Tho Uf'lo hoy
cried anil said that hc was afraid 20
sleep with h.s foibcr
Fur months tho nolrhh0r7 Of The
OIauehln family have heard threats
made ht OTaughlIn against members
0f hIa family ON several occasions
Mrs OIauHhl.n has sought shelter
from tho drink crafod husband az tho
h0maH of these same nolghhors Rat.
urlnv nIrhf OThurhlIn drew hla
weeks wages. having worked az
luhorur flr John Hart. tho con
tractor Doc blew tho money in for
DRINK and went home to row with
HnI 8hu.H h'H family Mrs OTnugh.
'H cook refuge no che homo of a
n.'rHN1r au1 friends triophuuoi for
tho police The villain was landed iu
I1I
sunday ana Monday ho ate his
meals no ON. rfv b1sIIla To-day tho
county a paying h.H board ana unless
some ono without conscience or re-
rurt f1r fhr rights 0f o. poor. abused.
duf.uan', woman. furnishes bond to
secure bIs release. OtruEhlin viii do
sixty days bah'nl tho bara
During those sixty days Mrs
OTuurhIu WIN sock divorce She
/ bias boon advised fu io ao hy friends.
/ OIaurhl.n was taken before Judge
Crawford yesterday nt $50 o'clock.
/ charged with cruelty to hH wife The
court read tho complaint and
. OInurhl'n said. "Iu1ro your honor.
. rm guilty"
Mrs OfpuHhl.n sat lu mo court
. room with two other ladies As
. O1aurhIIu l.ff me court room fo bo
returned fo iail ho looked or hIa
. vito and H.I "THHtt YOU. jennie. d"
. WIN fH1f ha was hustled 01 t8 tho
calahoofa. ami Mrs OInurhliua face
grow rr1
/ OIuueH'.u v1r blacksmith ~ tho
Santa re shop nod went ont with tao
. Hr.tUre UH created % pathetic aoono
FOO iho In'l hy breaking down and cry.
. Iur Uo moanad chat ho could mover
IHHr hIH children
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
SAN MARorAL

From the Bee
The rock for me foundation of tho
new Holiness college is being corded
mp for measurement
Leo piatt went to LAS Vegas on
wednesday 20 visit friends and enjoy
the sport offerings of the Meadow
city
J.. ~ Lafley returned home Thurs.
day from nn extended trip east and
south, Including tho chief financial
crntorE
The school hoard has decided 10 ro.
tain tine .gcellont services of Miss
Rose Schmidt as primary teacher Cor
another term.
Dr McCrory maic that hard trip
to Monticello this week amt brought
some comfort 90 "a Mexican saloon
keeper who is ll.
Mrs J. n. Nisbct win leave Tor ST.
Louis Ga tho morning Thoro she viii
Doe met by her father who Intends "a
accompany her 90 her home at Water
loo Indiana
Miller Owlurs says tho grade OF
wheat coming 20 the Br0yleB Min from
points down tho river below paraio ia
excellent The berry Us hard and
plump
We hear from Santa 90 that oul
efficient clerk of tho court Mr VIII
liam p. Martin. 81 20 ROMAN iu that
capacity in this d.clrlc' We certain
Iy h0pC s0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
HOSTILE FORCES WILL
NOT SETTLE STRIKE

Chicago. Aug TO- Despite the may.
Ur.s Intervention, prospects ior peace
Boo the packing house strike were FAR
from raasHurIuF today Tho packers
aI e meeting hriI laat nishl Boo sWiff8
offices appointed e committee to rep.
resent them af % conference with tho
mayor buI today au official of one NJ
thg hIg companies poured wat0r on
rho enterprise hy declaring there was
nothing ON earth tho mayor could
d0' f1 bring about "a settlement The
packers attitude was that. while
nothing could come Of such "a meeting
.hcY would NOT refuse t0 ro to tho
city hall ON me other hand tho
strike leaders WUrO equally huthRo.
uIsfiC President DonnrIiy said be-
could not attend aa ho had an On.
easement t0 address me hog butchers
union and "hos butchers are a great
denl more important t0 mo Than tho
mayor" Doc declared
Without waiting Tor thc time SEE.
me packers sent committee i0 May.
1r Harrison and Informed hlm that
~ would DO no good 20 arrange "a
Iolnt conference with the strike lead.
eu Tho committee c1ntondcd that
fhe packers hah already won the
strike. and % would 40 mo- good to
NEE. tho Hir.Eors also they said
They would accept uGbolya luforyon.
zion The mayor rs reported t0 have
said Don reply that Doc was satisfied
that h.l good offices were useless.
and he would make mo- further efforts
200 br.ne about a meeting between the
packers and the strikers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
A STRANGE STAR

a strange star in the cast has been
the cause of much interest throughout
Nevada tonight Tho orb ia in the
onst, midway between the horizon
and zenith. ans has 'ho appearance
of % bright planet % win appear with
suddounosa that lumiuDa tho hoay.
cus. and thon gradually rocodo in
hrIEhtuoss until % entirely disappears
Tho star appears to Doe travelling 90.
ward thp south. and coz form varies,
sometimes having the appearance OF
q WINGED wheel. The strange pho.
nomonon would perhaps boz explained
with the statement that 90 is q bal.
loon were it not Tor tho fact that
from WuuCmucca. Wadswuuh Nir.
rinin and Carson the same stories
have boon received.
Thoy an agree IA ono particular,
That the star appears and disappears
az intervals OF from ono 90 Eve min.
utcs. Added 90 This o. Che fact that
seldom before have falling stars boon
90 numerous They have boon falling
ln constant showers an evening. This
o. also accompanied with shoot Hight.
ming
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
GRAFTERS ABUSE MAYA.
JOS AT WORLDS FAIR
USE THEM TO MAKE MONEY, BUT
SEND THEM HOME WITHOUT
WAGES.

n what a Navajo Indian said last
night regarding the treatment Of In.
dlans hy tho Commings wild West
show ON the Pike at ST. Louis is true
the Indian department 40 Washington,
ID c.. haa permitted o. disgrace to De
porpo rated ON its wards the Indians.
They have been returned Gao me roser.
walton. hut tho wrong against them ls
not r.ghtod
Iu May an agent Tor the CommiuEs
wild West show. which had a prlyi.
lego ON the Pike. went to Gallup and
coavoI "a duzon Navaios 10 goo 20 ST.
Louis lo work. Offering them trans.
poriatl1n and living wages The Ia.
dlnus went and worked hard. Did
cyorythiur they were told to do Two
NJ these Indians wore expert silver
smiths ono Of Thorn was AZ one time
employed making silver ornaments lu
tho Alvarado curio and win ho seen
agaln at his old fob in the future.
The Commings wild West show
scheme busted. 10 was a failure, and
the schomers attempted 90 pull out
leaving the poor ahorigInes 90 the
mercy Of tho wllds OF the biz city.
Fortunately Tor the Indians, an Indian
agent appeared on the scene, and the
Commlngs people were forced 20 fur.
nish the Indians transportation home.
They came but without their wages.
They were ovorioyod when they ar.
rived here last night, and doubtless
they will be- sim more glad when they
yet back 40 the reservation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

co,lC1 Der cuaaromo0t and accepted
tbo primary room of th0 ulIsboro
school
The Porter mHl o. running steadily
COO iHIl.nrs
Martin o. Kelley has been engaged
t1 teach tha Kingston school
s. Alexander Iur Tuesday for Aihu
qugwu. tn bring hIa family home
Mrs shIpn OFF hnmn-lrIo hero
fIr fHU purpose Hf OPENING % ir.s
making shop
Henry Nourn ana 1.m Could. two
0f tho inspected Lake valley hH'Iuua
are out 900 $500 bonds each
WHOM anyone refers t0 Friday q
Good a probably ho.Us rbo largest
Good over known t1 como down iho
par0.a fHr nIIHmUr c1oIIF r.fars yHu
OBJ Jho great Good of as ua hard tu
down hr u'1Umor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

Buffalo. n. ST.. AUG lG Nearly ono
thousand dplgsaioa from various parts
0i thU country have gathered Boz nuf
fa'o for tho sixth national cunyou.
Iun 0f mo Luther League. Tho HD.
..e.y a uFo tho Christian Eudoayor
% Epw1rih League and correspond.
Inr societies of 0,hor churches Tho
convention viii bo formally opened
'U So Johns church th.s cvcnlue. and
tho session win continue until FrT.
1ay judge Cr0scup of Chicago. E
AUGUST MIhor of Philadelphia. Dr.
George % Cromer 0f Ngvbury col
iegD and other mon 0f prominence
IrD f1 ne among thg spc1tora a
chorus of 900 ,o.cos has boon rohoars
Docs ur Vpoks ur tbe spur spr,lccps
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
A NEEDED ROAD
Southern Pacific VIII Build Through
Pennington 20 Durango.

The rDat demand OF tbD loWgndo
Mexican mines and the mines of Arl-
IONA Cor q good sraig of coal and
coke at 70 low price has induced tue
Southern Pacific Railway company 90
promise that 90 win build a line from
Clifton, Arizona, to Durango. Colo.
The work ON the road viii begin az
soon MS final survey is made Civil
engineers are 10 Doc set az work on the
surveys at once Preliminary plans
are already completed.
Officials of the road say that the
now line will cut through the north.
orn part of New Mexico and will eX.
tend Through an the large coal fields
in the southwestern part of Colorado.
The branch viii connect a. clifton
with tho Arizona a New Mexico rail-
way, owned boy the Southern Pacific
Tho mad will extend almost from one
end OF New Mexico Co the other. a
distance 90 several hundred miles
This viii give the coal mines OF the
southern part of the state another out
Def Tor El paso. Galveston aud New
Orleans. u will also open up a large
area iu MoXiDo that wants coal cheap