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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16

II you want TO get up early and
feel good all day take q Little Early
Riser or two at bed time. These IA
nous little pills relax the nerves,
give quiet rest and refreshing sleep,
with a gentle movement of the bow
els about breakfast time. w. III.
Howell, Houston, Tex, says Early
Risers are the best pill made for con
stipation, sick headache, biliousness,
etc." Sold by Loker & de WAL,
Leonard town
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16

When washing glassware do not
put 10 in hot water bottom first, as
IL win liable 10 crack from sudden
expansion. Even delicate glass can
be safely washed in every hot water
IL slipped In edgewise.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16

A COATING FOR DAMP WALLS
Make Q varnish Of a quartet a pound
OF shellac, mixed with a quart of
naphtha. Brush this over the damp
spots, and when il dries the coating
will be impervious to damp, and the
wallpaper may be hung in the usual
manner.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16

Won't you come out to tea to-
night. Mr.. Peasley? I'm going to
bake the cake myself.
IT think I'd better wait until
the cook returns Miss Angelica, if
you don { mind. 1t will be so much
less bother"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16

BE- Johnny (reading his compo
sition) Every rabbit has four
legs and one anecdote."
Teacher-What do you mean by
anecdote?
Johnny-A short. funny tail
Newton High School Receiver.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16

"Dickey, If you had twelve mar
bles, and Tommy should take half of
them, how many would he have?
ed have six of 'em, ma am, an ;
de wust lickln' he ever got in his
life, t'rowed in. Chicago Tribune.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16

To remove mildew from cloth, rub
IN little common salt, and then
apply paste made OF powdered
chalk and water. Leave this on till
dry and then brush of. Repeat the
application If necessary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16

n9- Two years ago." said the
editor, before we struck the news
paper business. all OF our wealth
consisted of a five-dollar bill"
And now 2"
I'VE are trying TO remember how
that five-dollar bill looked.-'Ash-
bury Park News.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16

~ A Georgia editor who evidently
means business, writes these lines:
When next our patrons we shall dun
We viii no longer trifie;
We start the new year right, with one
First-class repeating rife. Atlanta
Constitution.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16

Plum pudding cloths should never
be washed with soap. Wiring them
cut OF boiling water, and hang in the
air to dry. Pudding cloths should
be made square and of thick soft
linen.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16

ANOTHER USE FoR ORANGE PEEL.-
Orange peel burnt in o room will
destroy any close, foul smell. Place
the peel in shallow pan and let il
burn FOR several minutes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16
The Way of Cigarette Smokers

do you know where little bows
that smoke cigarettes go?''
Yes m; back behind our stable
ulster be the safest place, but nom 8
onto it nowl"C columbus Press Post
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16
BLACKSMITHING.

/ WISH to inform my friends and
the general public that / have open
ed shop at my fathers stand, at Hol-
lyw0od, that | am prepared TO do all
work in my line at shortest notice,
and at prices 20 suit the people.
Special attention paid to horse shoe
ing. painting and oyster tong max
ing. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
me call. Terms cash.
BERNARD f. WHILE.
Dec. IL, '03.--f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16
Notice.

HAVING entered into q copartnershIp for
the manufacture and sale of HflICKB af Kan
over MiAls, we desire To notify the public that
We vii honceforth have on hand brick Of All
49, sshses' wnich We VIII sell at lowest prices for
FRANCIS Y. GRERNWRLI.
March k-tfT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16
Washington and Potomac
Railroad Company.
TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON AND RAJ.
TIMORE.

Time Table:
In Effect June l, 1904, go O. N.
No. 3 No.
STATIONS-SOuTH. Pass Mixed
Train. Train
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-16

FLOUR, Meal and Feed on hand
for sale all the time cheap for CASH.
Hereafter, in order to avoid hav-
ing TO keep mill books, all orders
must be accompanied by the cash.
+. +. greenwich.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
BRUTAL ASSAULT
ON A WOMAN
CLAUDIO nAcA. WITH NE IAo, As-
sAULTEp FAUsTtNA con- az.

CLAUDIO Baca, a young tough OF Oid
Albuquerque. la ia the county iaii
awaiting trial on the charge OF AZ.
aault with q deadly weapon. and Faua-
tina Cortoz, also OF Old Albuquerque.
is at her nome suhoring IRON lacera-
lions and bruises and in q critical
condition as a result o. The excessive
use OF drink on the part OF the man
and unfaltaful love on thC part o. the
gIri.
They had teen living together some
time and had numoro' q quarrola. but
the crisis came on laat Tuesday.
The man and women we're at their
house IN Rrcncho seco ala alone. Baca
became enraEod AZ his mistress and
after beating her into lnsensiblilty
caught her by the hair and was about
10 scalp her when she was secured
hy people living nearby who had
hears her screams.
Baca had o preliminary hearing
IN Judge Crollotta court. and was
bounu over 10 the grand fury under
$50 bond.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
RECLAMATION SERVICE

M. Arthur =. Davis and Mr.. w. N.
Reed, engineers OF tho United Btatoa
Reclamation service, have submitted
reports covering their worA In New
Mexico. and same viii sH"Ttly appear
IN the second defamation Report
The worH OF NJ. LAWS and hia
party has been wholly IN the drainage
basin OF the Rio Orando. tke Work be-
ing largely 20 supplement that Oh pre-
ViOua Investigations maze b. the bur
eau. Mr. DAVIS hau undor particular
consideration the international oam
and reservoir and the Elephant Butte
reservoir site
Tho nrut project Involves the con
struction % a masonry dam 10 reach
about forty feet aBOvo low water in
tho Rio grande. Such a dam would
form a reservoir about ngtoen miles In
length. tour miles m greatest width,
covering 26.OO0 acres. and having q
capacity Of about $4,000 acre feet.
the estimated cost of the entire pro.
/ Jet 10 $500 900, OF which q large
/ proportion % aue 20 tho expense OF
moving Is miles OF railroad line above
tho reach OF high water IN the reaer-
/ Volr
The Elephant Butte site was IN.
veatleatcd BY mr @. g. Fitch and
Mr. Jamoa A. french, and a small par.
/ y Waa kept at Work duung the sum.
mef making a topographic map o. tho
| canyon, A very careful survey was
made OF a damaito a short distance be-
BOW the one selected for the Elephant
but;o project, In order % investigate
10 feasibility. Il was found that n
dam could DO built about ono.ham mile
below Elephant Eutte 20 q height OF
no teot. which would throw the water
copt practically an the waters, and
yet ~ sufficiently high 20 command
enough land 90 consume an tho avail
able water supply Tbs extremely
great capacity here proposed 10 In
tended largely for the solution OF the
Beriment problem. which ~ tho most
diinoult hLd serious obstacle 10 the
utilization OF tno food waters OF the
RIO Grando basin.
The proposed reservoir viii not GOV.
] Vt any ANNNN NANA VI NNNANH ANAAAi WV
depends Tor its Froat capacity npon the
nigh dam and river canyon OF very
modern docllvity, the form OF the
. reservoir being long and relatively
narrow. when such a reservoir IA
partly hlled with sediment "a Il VIII
be- soon after construction, iargl
aiuIcowaya will be opened 10 provide
TOR the outflow OF water az the bottom
. OF the dan, empiying the reservoir
rhe Etrcam win he made 70 cut
. channel for itself through the im
. pounded sediment.
Il 10 estimated hy this method "a,
) river can Do made 10 aldicc out th'
reservoir and 20 thus MAINTAIN a ator
age capacity OF moro tnan onehal
) OF the original capacity Of ne reaer
, volr To o0tain thia reauli without On
, through a divide 10 the west. FORMING
! a natural aplilway. The surveys show
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Michigan" but We knew othorwhe.
The gentleman who does not happen
10 be- the governor" is a large stock
holder IN the Marquette and Arizona
Mining company. operating extensive.
~ In and around BlabBo. Arizona.
Mr.. Wirtz b secretary OF the com.
pany, while Merara Lindauer and
Forgoatiuo are director and atocW.
holder, ospoctlvely. of this company.
These gentlemen pasted through
Albuquerque about a week ago 90 in.
spoct the compony's property az MS.
bee. ArlEoTa. and VIII continue north
% Michigan toulehL
Albert Hornsteln. a director. and
louis Orabower treasurer and dlroo.
tor. OF the company. who we're vita
the party on route 10 Bisbee. remain.
ca "a the Arizona town.
Bosidon being connected with min
ing % Ari1ona. Mr.. Lindauor is q pc.
per manufacturer Of Michigan. and
Mr. Hornatoin % the owner and mana.
ger OF the Mining Journal Of Mar.
quetta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
STOCK CONVENTION ADJOURNS

Portland Ore. Jan i6.-Thc closing
session OF the National Live Stock
convention today voted 20 complete
the large amount OF routine business.
Addresses were listened 20 on various
phases OF industry and there was con.
unu0d discussion on railroad and for
est reserve matters
A resolution was passed. advocating
an elastic currency. President 6prin-
ger explained that tho ohiect was 20
geo a currency OF such elasticity that
'stockmou could not have twelve per
cent money and Wall street gamblers
have four per cent money"
IN relation 90 transportation mat
ters q resolution was passed calling
upon the transportation committee "a
meet a. soon al possible and demand
that the transportation companies
cease their abusive treatment OF the
live stock industry"
Chancellor d. Benjamin Andrews
of the University OF Nebraska, dollv
cred an address on the subject "b
tho Production OF lave Stock Keoplnl
Pace with tho Domandf'
A number OF special resolutions
prepared BY The executive COMMITTEES
we're ADOPTED mcndiRg the iollowingi
Protesting against the operation 81
I lieu land law and recommending IN
vestlFatlon on a bill on the "tcript'
method now before oongrossi com
monding the action OF Preaiden
Roosevelt 10 appointing a commission
20 investigate tho puzzle land Queatioi
and the transfer Of the control q
these lands from tho department o
tho interior % the department OF "a
l uculturei recommending that the en-
| tire subject OF reserves be given iuu
the hands OF the secretary OF egricul
] lure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
CONTRACT FOR TIES
And POLES LET
American Lumber Company
viii Furnish Them for the
Electric Street Railway.
STEEL CARS. ETC., ORDERED

SIS aNNN NNNNNNN =
- This afternoon, az the once OF -
y r. N, WilkeFaon, attorney. w. "a =
- Greer. president Of the Albuquer. =
" quo Traction company, let tho y
y contract % tho American Lumber y
y company 70 furnish the ties and =
y poles Tor the electric street rail-. y
= way. and General Manager Bon. =
= nett was present 90 receive the y
= contract =
~ The poles VIII be selected =
y from red spruce, tho best native y
y timber" said Mr. Bennett "and \
y the ties will be the best furnish. =
y I'd anywhere for the purpose IN =
= tended. The tles are being saw.
y ed now. and our contract Will be =
y fulfilled as soon aa possible. DO. =
y livoring Will be- made at the ro- =
y guest OF President Greer. 10
y whom We arc thankful for the :
y order Tor the reason that we
y Outhid concerns operating olao-
y where On New Mexico. in Arr >
y zona. Texas and even in Oregon. :
y By SO doing we win save money =
y for the Albuquerque Traction a.,
| y company
is President Greer informs The 3
! y Citizen that toe steel for the
= road has been ordered from the
y Illinois Steel company. Joliet H.
y and will DO 80 pounds and OF hrsG !
y class quality The steel will be
y here by tho time the ties viii DO
y ready 20 be laid, The cars viii
y come from the S. Louis car
\ works and will DO modern, com
y blnation cars. For Stormy, dis
| y agreeable weather they can ht
= closed. aud entirely open FOR sum.
y NOR and pleasant da.H An equip
y mont win bo arst class; nothing
y second hand.
.N Nov for the route" suggested
y the reporter
lis The route OF the now road
y will Re- published lator' said Mr.
y Greer
The CiusBn Do pleased 10 note
y the fact that the American Lum'
y Der cumpany-a home concern
y secured the handsome order 10
y furnish tho Albuquerque Traction
y company with an the uea and
y poles needed. The lumber mills
y ere right on the ground, and
y Mr., Bennett has guaranteed %
y President Greer that thoro viii
y DO no delays az FAR as his order
y is concerned.
No date % Hct for the complo.
J y ton OF che line. but when work
y shalt have boor com Vonced Il
, y viii BE- pushed rapidly toward
! y completion.
| IS s IS s s y W 1870
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
BRYAN HOPES FOR
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
Rz IS AGAIN cHEERFUL AND
HOPEFUL FOR HIS PARTY

81 Louis. Jan l5-"Eyoryth.ng
points 10 victory" said william ,.
Bryan. who spent an hour IN g. Louis
today. On route 90 his home In iAu-
coin. Ia answer 10 question hy tbs
POst.Dispstch as 90 the democratic
national outlook u think wc glil
win and ! am now convinced that the
dark horse will capture the nomina.
ton"
Replying 10 a direct question as 90
what be thought Of Judge Parker, 81
New York. Senator German aus VIM
e. Hearst a. candidates. Bryan said
that be was not discussing githor OF
them az thlH time and wa6 not adyo
eating the nomination OF any person
lie said. however. that he appreciated
The work Hearst had done for the
democratic party and counted him
among his personal friends. Bryan
said with emphasis that ho was moi
a candidate himself and could thinh
OF no circumstances under which u
would ho wise OF nccosnary for him "a
become . candidate Ho declined q
commit himself ~ 30 tho ollblllty Of
Mayor Mcclellan, OF New York, fol
tho democratic nomination.
lie said that bic Journey abroad
had not modified his views on ths
money question and that be stu be-
lloved IN the principle Of free silver.
"But ! VIII say this" he concluded
that ! got one new idea which ! VII
discuss AZ some future ume"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
THE INGALLS, STATUE
Wire or THE ATcHisoN SEN.
AToR MUCH PLEASED WITH o..
SIGN.

Aichlaon. kan. Jan. l0--Mrs. Joan
]. ingalls, has returned from New
YORK. where bhe went 10 inspect the
statue Of her late husband. which the
sculptor. Riohaus. Ia making for 8tatu.
airy bali, Washington. The statue ia
modelled 10 clay ana 4 will bo cast
10 plaster. after wnich q viii BE- ine
months before the work OF chisolinE
u from marble can begin,
Mrs. ingalls, 10 worry much pleased
with the model, and. with the excep.
ton OF one or two silgh' Alterations
o. tho features. accepted Il. 1ho ng
uFo stands seven feet Tho poa9 "a
AZ though MT ingalls, we're about "a
speak Tho oyercoat q thrown backi
Ia one hand 10 holds his hat while
tho other 10 thrust bonind him, The
marble statue must bo completed and
IN statuary hall durlng 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

that such q dam would form q reaor.
v0if nearly forty mics in longtn vita
storage capacity approximately OF
i.tgf.fI6 acre feet HorinEa % the
proposed damelte we're begun On 90.
tohcr IN August a contour survey
vas begun IN order 20 map and ciaaa-
iiy the iands involved 10 the uonstruc.
ton of a diversion canal and which
would be- covered by a canal for ir-
riFation. An area OF about 100 square
miles has been completed 20 date
Il BE- possible that considerable pow.
ct cOUd Do developed by the construc.
ton Of an irrigaung canal IN such a
manner az 30 concentrate the surplus
tail AZ points where may Be utilised
O. this purpose, and the power dovol
oped might be- utilized IN pumping
Wator IRON beneath the valley 10 ex.
tend the irrigated area. Until the
b0ringa for foundations have beon
completed the feasibility Of this pro.
iect cannot bo determined. The resar.
voir. however. has a much greater
capacity than any other on the river.
and o. ample TO store the floods Of
vet years ard % hold them % rein.
force the supply In times OF extreme
drought O. Is the only proposed req
orvolr with a capacity LARGE enough
10 utilize che entire flow OF the drain.
age hasin II ia situate suihciontiy
low enough IN the Uaaln 10 inter
occp IN proportion 20 lts surface area.
there viii not be excessive evapora'
tI0n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
TIE DEEDS
Receipts for Land Sites 10 American
Lumber Company,
SUBMITTED Fcs RECORD YESTERDAY

The Caison yeitorday Afternoon and
tho day before. bomldod tho coming
OF 10 W. G.. Merriam. OF Chicago. The
attorney and enc of tho promoters and
orgnnlEern Of the American Lumber
company. 20 TINS city
Yesterday. with Ooneral Manager
ara p Bennot. Attorney Merriam
held n conference with MCssu. Chhs.
n Myers. W 8 Siricklor aud q L.
Brooks executive committee OF the
y.tizuua' general committee OF sixty.
ro.atlve % turning over 90 the compa.
~ the deeds for the land sites pur.
chased and donated by the people Of
Albuquerque and IN consequence OF
tLat conference the following dood ro.
copJs FOR said lands we're submiitod
70 Attorney Merriam and will go on
record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

ports no deaths except the one spoken
OF.
Contracts. On giving over the com.
mand 70 another worthy comfado g.
low me 90 thank you ono and an. both
individually and collectively. for your
kindness and support In the past twu
years. and may the great commander
above watch over you and an Of ue.
until the bug.c sounds Tor ua 10 az.
scmblo for the last roll cell and FOR IN.
speciion and 60 De mustered ont ani
receive our rewards whore We hope 20
mot in a happy reunion with an our
comrades wh5 have served tbeif term
of enlistment ana have reported 20 the
Great Commander above. This is my
prayeri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
down BY THE SEA
VIII Be he Attraction al colOmto
Hall Saturday Night
GEORGIA RIssIRtls, IAEUIsy 20


Tho aucccts,dl comedy drama.
"nown by the Sea" viii open a spe-
clal ouFaRoment Of one night az Co.
lombo haii. January te The produc.
ten ia under .na management % hr.
PHI Hunt, VINO for the past tvo sea.
sons has been inoduaed with the man.
aromont OF "ronneeaee'a far0uor'
aud other eqaully as we'll known at.
fractions. Down BY sac Sees" has
been q recognized and established sue.
cess, artnticaiy and financially IN
England tor a numscr OF Seasons
past and had lts premier American
production On Boston last season
vhert Il won instant approval The
play has undergone many changes IN
order 90 at 70 % the tastes OF Amori.
can audiences and the action Of the
drama has been transferred 30 Am.
cucan soil before tho urat act OF
this play la well under way. the ia.
torcat % fully aroused and steadily
increases az the play progresses. The
story "a fuli OF numan interest and has
healthy action The locale of the
play 10 the Long island sec. coast and
the characters have been soioctod
from the array OF typical creations
that nave tiioir boing 90 a provincial
long shore village iho story %
told ia a clear. forcihio manner. the
directnesa and strong contrast OF
characters Dslng especially note.
worthy It B far better than the
average play built on similar lines.
Cor % ih not onIy strong dramatically
but 10 Do especially iutoroatlng from
literary point nf view The com.
pany b. a powerful one. and includes
some OF che brightest saiaried people
OF the dramatic profession. The ucenlc
effects are particularly elaborate and
beautiful. including many novel cleo
tricnl and mechanical effects and the
storm scene In act has been con
aidcrcd one OF the moat realistic
pieces OF stage mechanism ever pro
duced. A number OF new and ~ n
date singing and dan Ing speclalitlea
refined and wholesome. punctuate The
actiAn of the play The engagement
"a limited 20 one niEht only with No
increase IN tho regular house pricea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
NEW MlLlTAR DIVISIONS
-FOUR MILITARY DEPARTMENTS
FORMED m UNITED STATES.

Washington. Jan ia general rc.
Arrangement Of the military map OF
tho United states "a brought about bv
the order establishing the new mll..
tary divisions. onoctito todny. Under
iho now order % things thoro are four
military divisions On the United states
and one ln the Philippines
The newAtlantlc division constitutes
tho old department Of tho cast. except
tho state OF louisiana. with the state
OF Tennessee added thereto. The
northern division o. composed Of the
Old department OF the lakes. the DO.
partmont of Missouri and the depart.
meg. o. Gakota. 1ho department %
Missouri Is enlarged by adding thoro.
10 the state OF Wyoming. which has
been detached from the department %
Colorado. The Pacific department is
composed Of the old departments %
California and Columbia while the
southwestern division has been made
up OF the departments os Colorado and
Texas Tho department OF Texas has
hcon enlarged hy mo addition OF the
states OF Louisiana and Arkansas ard
Indian aad Oklahoma territories Tho
Atlantic division will have headquar,
ters at Governors island. the northern
division az g. Louis. tho Pacific divis.
lon 90 san Francisco and south
western division al Oklahoma city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
TRYING TO SAVE MONEY
RAILROADS DISCHARGE MEN AND
REDUCE HOURS or WORK.

Nearly $4,000 employees have been
discharged 30 the past three months
by me railroads terminating "a Chit
Cago. Most OF the men discharged
we're In the maintenance OF way 90.
partment.
In addition 20 the sum saved By
diHcharsing employees nearly an OF
tho railroads have reduced their op'
Grating expenses by decreasing the
number OF hours OF work. A. a 70
suit engineers, nromon and trainmen
On many cases are actually getting
less money per month than they ala
before the general Increase 10 wages
last summer.