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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-11
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Bears the ,Ihe Kind You Have Always Bought
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ar LOUIS EXPOSITION, SPECIAL
RATES VIA c. g. o. RAILWAY,
The sale of tickets to St, Louis. Mo,
mence April 25th; $780, good for fifteen
DAYS; SIG. good for sixty days. sSl.2O. good
until December 18th.
Special coach excursion May Gath. SIG
round trip.
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How to Treat spraIn , Ankle.

A sprained ankle as usually treated,
WILL disable a man, for three or four
weeks. This is an unnecessary loss OF
time, for many cases have recovered in
less than one weeks time when Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm was promptly and
freely applied. It.aallays the pain and
soreness and quickly restores tho part
to a healthy condition. For sale by all
druggists.
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"Wednesday, The llth Day Of
NAV, 1904, al 1880 p. M.

offer for sale at Public Auction on the
premises, all the real and personal prop
iacent to the said town Of Chase CITY.
tho the o eelebratea cHLoRIpE cAL LS n
M ana anbiAH Hotel ly and sahatorium with
lts rf a1m pMiaiMsc ilisSiIiiIG HOTEL and
Ing with Us Bed rooms, well lighted and
vantliated wide halls and extensive We
randas; itsis heated BY steam lighted by
abundance Of CLEAR, Pure WATER
from an Artesian Well, and equipped
with complete Hydriatic department NJ
pumps. dynamos and q lotion ice plant.
furnishes light, power, heat. Ice and re-
frigeration ample for the needs OF the
house fp and ample ai and the
iBaoSttiing HOUSE Is provided with tanks
,5i,es. etc, forS convenient handling of the
mineral waters And there are also on
the premises kennels, a bowling alley and
an .eiEht-rooin dwelling, In good repair
the plumbing aud sanitary conditions. a., are
mhf Rtqps IS GaS tted '
with furniture, bedding, linens, carpets .
china silyerware, Kitchen utenoils, etc,
etc. Of the latest design ana eXcelie en-
The property Is located at Chase City,
IN Southern Virginia, on southern kali
way. three hours IRON RifhmNo orf a snts
and west. It is $50 feet above sea level e,
enjoys uniformly mild climate, aii ;t,ld
good shooting in season, and Is an Ideal
all-the-yenr-round, resort NJ
Possession giveA5 upon compliahce Will
the terms of sale. The property offers q
rara opportu!ty fof tneh5 ana par
sonal inspecuen3o before day Of sale.
DE RMS-Cash sasSs tof sone-thlrd }ota the
pure fiase money and the residue In two
equal instal lnents at one and y two years
/ with interest thereon, payable semi an
nually, a the rate of SIX per centum per
ann from date of sale all s .l paia t he
notes or bonds Of the purchaser !, and Sc
cured By deed of trust upon .E,, the r, prop
Required to keep the property, insured
against loss by fire II g far and M ISe aIio1
the policies Of such insurance as further
security8of the deferred payments.
1rs7 VIRGINI4As5 TR UST a COMPANY, Il
Trustee, RicAmond va.
18th April. 1904. 81 4; apl 10 ids i;,
Parties wishing to attend the above
sale, can leave Richmond at z o'clock "A.
M ana returnsat 6;427P. NJ. the same day.,
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By a.. j. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT SALE
COURT sALH .oF
255 ACRES OF LAND, 5LOCATED, On OR OR
NEAR TIE MEN MAR KS II, H H1i -
ABOUT EIGHT lMlLES F'hOM
THE CITY.

In execution of a decree of the Circuit
Court Of Henrlco county, entered July
Atm t 1908. in the suit Of Lawrence, Excel ecu,
tor, etc., VS.. Mosby ct ais. and IN, pur'
suance Of further decree entered jan
l1ary 9th, 1904, weS will, as Special Com
missioners therebyeappointed sell by auc-
ton. at the, fr0nt door OF the Henrlfo
County Court house, on
WEDNESDAY,, MAY II, 1904
Mt 70 o'clock Nj, the land above mention
ed. which Will be ;offered. first in i've sepao
rate parcels, vic, Two tracts OF By
acres each, one of so acres, one Of 10
acres and one of SO acres, then 1t Will DO
offered as q whole.
small dwellings. The two 5O-acre tracts
have on them quantity Of wood. a plat
Of survey can be seen at the ONCE OF me
aucuoneers, and will be exhibited at tho
11;TrERMS-One-thrd cash, balance atNslx
and twelve months for notes with inter..
est added; or all cash. at the option OF
''i Be : prompt and secure a bargain.
= -, I'.7ffstsss tP.s "A. l.. SMITH,
CIR SANDS,
Special Commissioners.
hereby Certify i that;t the bond required
BY the Special Commissioners by the
above decree has beeii duly given
Nfays,-ttls isss Clerk.
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N k&x!WA0Ifo|k&N@SStteln

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILl.
Il 900 "A. Nf.-NORFOLka LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk II 20 A, NJ. Stops only at Petersburgs
Waveriy and suffolk. ~ " u, w q
0:o5 A. MIST, LOUIS. aEXPREssa.a B Estta,
oke pullman sleepers Roanoke TO 81. Louis.
I}ii;afield to Cincinnati; also Roanoke to knox-3
vile, and Knoxville to Chattanooga ana Mems
pills. -, -, 1,c,e :, - r,s,..,,,
vile sLynchburg and Roanoke: --$s ?..s5
800 P. M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED; Ar-5
rives Norfolk $40 z. M. Stops only at iPeters.
burr Wnverly and suffolk Connects with
STEAMERS 10 Boston. Providence. New YORK;
Baltimore and Washington. N, 80 n
T;25 p. M.-For Norfolk and all stations eahs
OF ADJ M.sNEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman Sleepers, Richmond to Lynchburg and
Roanoke; Petersburg to Pulaski. LynchouFg 70
Dining Car. q, -. 20. 1,ss1o.ns
p NJ and 800 PM; from Norfols l1:0o A.
Nj and 7:20 r. NJ. ~ sssssi
Office No. S9S East Main Street ,,,,re, rrx y 3ga
w 3, BENILL, =. II. i5OSLE ityyk+s48
W. C:en'l Pass Agt. Dist. Pass, AEt. *
.
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Parties wishing to attend the above
sale. can leave Richmond at Z o'clock A.
M, ana return at 6A27P NJ. the same day.
-.-Il SUTTON e. CO.. Auctloneers.
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Bears tho a The Kind You Haa Always Bought
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH IN UNITED STATES, MO-
BILE, ALA, MAY 10 TO 29--SPE-
ClAL RATES VIA SOUTH.

ERN RAILWAY.
For the above occasion, the Southern
Railway announces one fare for the
round trip, plus % cents; tickets on sale
May 18th and 18th, with return limit
June 2, 1904; Southern offers double daily
limited service In each direction between
Richmond, Mobile and Virginia points,
requiring only one night on the road,
through without change of trains. Dim
lng cars,
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY "a ST, 1904
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. u
700 "A. M-Dhily. Local for Charlotte, N. g.
1850 P. M.--DalIy. Limited. Buffet pullman
to Atantn and Birmingham. New OrleanSs
Memphis. Chat tanooga and all the South NH,
tI 600 p. Elk sunday Keysyllle Local "
!. 10000 r. M..-l0ally. Limited. Pullman ready
$3.50 p. NJ. for all the South. Y 4Esshll
l559 Re- YORK RIVER LINE 33sssigt
Tho favorlte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points, Leave Richmond ago +. M..--Dailys$
2;is p. M,-Local Daily. except Sunday. .S
4:20 p. M.--EAcept Sunday For West Potnft
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
river landings. Steamers sailing from West
Yorktown aud Clay Bank; TUESDAY. Thursday
and Saturday. Almonds ana Gloucester Point.
4A5 A. M.-Except Sunday. Local mixed fo1
w." ass TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
G:55 a. M. and 6:42 p M,-From oil the Souths 4
3.35 r. M.-From Charlotte and Durham. / 2sSs
$40 A M.--From Chase City, ssSa Z
9:25 A. M.-Baltimore4 and West Point. rSSSs
\ 10;45 a. 10 p. M.-From Yves. Point ss
G. w. 8wEsrBCRY. p. T. A.; a, RiehTena. 5yas5
s. H.iyIIARDWICK. III Nv, u. SsNAYLO1us
6, ii. AcKERT, Gcn,l. Mgr. N .,s55sS
& ton d. c. 11s} ~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-06

e A S T o R EA. Baars tba >e Ths Kind You Have Always Bought s'sIas''' of ka>3Hszezs@
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-06
WATERFOWL JOTTINGS

Labor day passed off quietly, as is usually the case in this sedate old town. The A N Woofson and Hemin way & Bartlett factories were closed, but the factory of M. Heminway & Sons did not cease operations. No sporting contests were held and the numerous sports were obliged to seek other resorts of pleasure. Many at tended the ball game at Naugatuck and a large local delegation made merry at the picnic at the Driving park. The Methodist church team played two games at Bantam.
 The republican caucus was held at town hall last evening.
 Miss Jennie Peck, who has been spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs T. F. McGowan, returned to her home in Bridgeport yesterday.
 Mrs Joseph Colgan of Bridgeport spent Sunday with relatives here.
 The new Catholic church in Wood blry, which is presided over by the Rev Father Loftus of St Johns par ish, was dedicated by Bishop Tierney Sunday.
 Leslie Barlow spent Labor day with friends in Thomaston.
 Miss M. E McGowan has returned to Waterville to resume her duties as teacher in the public school
 James Patterson of this place vis- ited friends in Naugatuck yesterday.
 Robert Moore is spending his vaca- tion at Asbury park.
 The heavy passenger traffic on the main line yesterday was the cause Of the lateness of local incoming trains.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-06
Butchers, Strike 1n New York Ends.

Butchers Strike In New York Ends.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The union butchers of New York and vicinity have declared the strike against the beef trust at an end. All men for whom places can be found will return to work tomorrow morning. The de- cision was reached through referen- dunn vote. The thirteen locals in Man haitian, Brooklyn, Jersey City and ad- Jacent points, numbering $500 men, held meetings, and as soon as the re- suit of the voting was known an order was at once sent out for every man to report for work.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-06
Colored Mans Body Found.

WALLINGFORD, Conn, Sept. B. The finding of the body of Walter Sells, coloreu Taau7a, a0aTing in Com munity lake and the peculiar circum- stances connected with his disappear ance few days ago from the colored quarter in that vicinity promises to add another to the already long list of deaths in this state that have bafded the police in their endeavor to solve them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-06
Uoka1on,a BriIliant Performanoe.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.---J. w Fuller's Ally Tokalon won the Twentieth Gen. tury handicap at Es.-.7>==-- ir a gallop, beating Huzzah which was second by six lengths. Miss Crawford was third, nose behind Huzzah and having a length to spare over Prince Silver Wings. The stake was worth $6,820 to the winner. Tokalons performance was a brilliant one She took com mand at the first quarter and held it d< kEaa xsxf,so
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-06
Rabbps Daughter Died of wounds.

Rabb1's Daughter Died of Wounds.
 WASHINGTON,S Sept. 5--Rosa Stern, the daughter of the Rev. Lewis Stern, a rabbi, of this city, who several days ago made an attempt to kill herself by cutting her throat and wrist with a razor, is dead here. She was twenty three years old and had been sick for some time. Her marriage was to have occurred in a few months.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-06
Nine KiIled In Tenement Heuse F1

Mine Killed In Tenement House Fire.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-At least nine have been killed at fire in a tene- ment house at 164 Attorney street, and five people have been removed to hospitals seriously injured It is fear ed that there were more people in the blazing bl''E eso reported.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-06

10 STAMPS with 4 cakes Our
 Floating Soap, 5c each 8 STAMPS with ? cakes A & D
 Securing Soap, 5c each 10 STAMPS with 1s ID A. & P.
 Chocolate, 1ac 8 STAMPS with pkgs A. & F.
 Washing Powder, 5c eacn 20 STAMPS with I bottle Ex-
 tract, oHc 6 STAMPS with 1 pail swift's
 Silver Leaf Lard, 3Oc
 Stamps with all purchases of 1oc and up.
 Don't fail to try our Celebrated 8 O'clock Granulated Breakfast Coffee. having a full, rich flavor, only 25c lb.
 If you wish good cup of Tea try A. & F. Golden Tipped India Ceylon, put up in F ID packages, 25c.
 Finest Fancy Elgin Creamery But ter, only 23c lb. Remember, you get stamps.
 N. Y. State Full Cream Cheese, 12c
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
BATON

From the Reporter
Attorney D. G. Abbott of Santa BE.
was O. Ration visitor this wees.
Attorney . ~ llllI Is having O. hand.
some cottage erected on South
Fourth street
Roy Fumio Is having new resi-
donrr built ou South Fourth street
q. o. stevens B doing tho work
Henry Jones and family returned
Tuesday from "a throc weeks rislt to
Denver and other Colorado points
Mr Moore grand organizer OF the
ladies hlxl.nry f0 tho O R c., is
here ou au official visit to tns local
lodge
Harry Thackgr has accepted a posi-.
tlou with tho Postal TELEGRAPH co,
with headquarters at mis- place. vice
ID ID Green of las Vegas resigned.
James ko8Ims who suffered the
loss 0f h.a wife and child Boz the Eden
disaster and who visited With rola
tiyu Zoo Ration since chat time lrIi yes.
torlay for h.a home in Pueblo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
TtMPLARS ARRIVING
AT SAN FRANCISCO

san Francisco Sept p The van.
mmI o. Ono knights Tomplar come
fo attend rbn rIenulal coucloyc lu
Ihis city next week has put in an ap.
u,luuoe and tomorrow the rush will
uo on boz earnest TUo arrangements
completed by ihe local reception com
m.ten provide for % royal welcome 10
tbc arriving communicates on reach.
ua tho rIIE che visitors win bD met
ny au escort DuusIsIIur .of three we'll
drilled companies % uI Tomu'u mI
form. one mounted aui Jwo uumount
ud aud with bands p'ayug and ban
uru Tying the visitors win up escort
ud .o lhclr respective headquarters
Gr bntuia The downtown section OF
.hp city s bIossnmIns ont iu % mass
0i colon and by tomorrow uleht there
EI. no scarcely % public or private
building Goo fhe business part that
WI' no. uD decorated with flags. hunt
ua banners and tHo uu0u. rmHlDms
I'd, o.. r.mular fraternity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
II. llnn-n.-- b cLIanoaa.

The secret OF m. hara.uoss NJ
childhood De- faith
unlupsfuu.ns faith In Obi. uccr.fy
off humanity
Faith loo fh. homo fr of over. nUr
som who Says % love yUu
Absolute content boz thr Joys nf In.
day uuguo.Huuua faith u tbo br1uty
off tomorrow
% thr b'HaarluDaa off faoIus ach
now morning hopefully ana fearless.
ly. walking tu sunshine because sun.
h.uU Del expected tndnr an the day
holds lu store 0f brightness Dr dls.
uppoir mont with the same happy
philosophy Failing asleep when the
STARS como ouf weary of pleasure.
tired Of play Bona happy because Tor.
s0oth. another dawn comoth ouoth.
os hoaufoOus day Bvaltoth tho flush
oi the morning Tor nowDrliko un.
fD'iIug from rnlyN OF night
Except SO become as little children
'h' Wndr1us religion making IL pos
shio Tor the Coy ~ childhood to live
anew in Iho hearts 0f men and won.
ru. weary and worn with the turmoil
NJ he
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
LOOKED UP
THEIR RECORD

Ju.t out of curiosity reporter 10
th.H paper fue up tbe U'at of Tho
Ciif0u f1r 'usuai OBJ fg0I aHd found
ihc foIInuue about thc Campbell
rrna circus
Campbell Dus' Circus Yesterday
was ihn rhIof attraction In the city.
and from carly morning until .ato at
n'rht tho streets wore fhronraI with
people anxious f1 eco fho ELEPHANTS
and what ofhor objects dr animals
the shovmou ha1 to exhibit TUo af
iDruuou aui evening port mauc.s
were attended by thousands 11I tho
side show enjoyed % splendid patron
nro Tho most interesting features
under me circus Cont VUr. up trap.
ete performances and fha v0rN lf thn
Japanese urr0hnta Altogether enc
showmen gave n sood entertainment
and nll who attended anomUI .u Thor
nurbiy oniov themselves
And now tho Comphei ar. coming
amlu The Cullen o. siBI tl vol.
some such on aggregation. u8amuob
os fhoy have r. rood t.r show and
positively refuse to allow anything
whatever In me way of att FBw.
rNnr or short change Ih.r NI
exhibit here on SATURDAY. Sep m.er
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
MIMIC WAR
IN VIRGINIA

WusN|u com Sept q Everything is
practically Boz readiness for the boslu.
Minis oi lh. -ro1. army mauouyers az
Mana va 600, REGULAR ;rDops
thut arc to taao part are already on
.ay Ue'I aud fr. state militia will
.uy. tomorrow aud sunday Every
#f1ty oft tHa Atlantic division. with
'I. exception OFF Mississippi viii bee
uur gHtud
IHe ulaHs lu ODE mauu,vDrs have
boon carefully worked uut Iy officers
oi lHs regular lrmE who have been
eusu.,d 1u .H.H dues fog some time.
IUu Ie.U ll upgraIu-s embraces nuy
square U.... u Prince William Doun.
tF Virginia DNt.uJIue from che vll.
u.D ul rh.ruUrH8rg eastward 90
huI Rum The grounds chosen for
camps and Ipr lI,ld exercises are we'll
adapted to such purposes. and have
been provided with ample water sup
u.y dI0UaeD aud other noeIiu fucIl-
lIoe
Tbe 10000 uoUrs engaged Boz the
''' P''
""''' ",'' p. 'I'.l,' ,"l' TWO 1l'l.
H.u former AIIutaHt General oft the
ARMY au. r,u Ip .rsrr. ,l Ga. nm
tar. sIy..I.g. .f nm. tit,rt.. ,ur.L.
.D .p.r.r. command and .. 49,,
IIy.sfopa ,f mn. fo,., upG,r him eul
.a r..warg.I b., nr'r,5'.rg.,.-,.
o. F.rff.r t.II. .r5 Rr.s,I..r ggr.r.
sI Fr.a,r.r. p gr,pt
.r.. r-, 4..... ..s. .
,..". .'.u ~. '
,,.,. , ....., '''' III @
..l.. .. "'' .'l''
.t ''". '.'.'. "''', '''' ,''.'.'' :
n.r vu b. .n,,m,.5 ,t rb..,,.s
fare. tn miles awey and Uu be Ind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
NEW MEXICO MILITARY INSTITUTE
CADETS FROM THE DIFFERENT
SECTIONS or THE TERRITORY
WHO WILL ATTEND DURING
the YEAR.

The following Young men represent.
.ug different uarts of tho territory are
expected to report for duty September
q lNnl as cadets lJ the Nrw Mexico
Military Institute 40 Roswell "A.
shaw. W. Frank. Dr.. las Vegas. q. r.
nwirr Jack Martin, Taos Pollard.
Esuan0n ~ Wo'tmor a. "a Garrett.
% % Frost. Santa Pc. G. &C.. Kunr Vs.
Nohor g. Quirk,I. ~ Armiio. G. o..
Myers. jr G. Hunt ~ Warner A.
kmomor D. A. HubbeI j. J.. HubbeIL
o. 7DIya y Vance Albuquerque. u A.
Young J.. D. Kunchoniockor. al Ana.
rich. Gallup, o. A. lohmau. > NJ Fall
u Ascarato LAS Cruces W ~ Me.
Dpkyn n Keith DemIug w. Belt
N. GammUn. lordsburF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

So Louis Sept Announcement
Do made amI-on.oia'y hy members of
Goo Worlds Fair MANAGEMENT that
tho fi0nnUUo 'uan applied f1- more
than "a month AGO t0 hr used Iu eaFa
OF emergency VIII not br needed
90 Ia stated that tho revenue of thr
W0r.ia Pair has exceeded erpecta
tuus and thr total daily receipts. Boz
round numbers. amount FAB about fT5.
900 According to tho statement of
President Francis thO cost of main
tanning and operating tho exposition
including tho government loan pay
menf H tG50OO "a day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
DE,TRUCTIYE FIRE
BALF OF JUARez IS DESTROYED
~ FIRE

From El pasn Tuos.
n'sUrun cr.0 Store located un
Main stuo'. ma.l. caueH. tire last
nIeh' In sIm. mysterious manner aud
Wls burned fu ono ground
Tho bis department .toI, pf simon
Picard and nruIhTr known as the
Three Hru. was alsl destroyed The
'ock was ta.unI 49, about gI2IUo1.
SIR Picard stated fn % Times reporter
.hai fHo building auI Hoct we're Iu.
cured huI fnr What amount De- wins un
able fo state
The nanr1 Nnefo was completely
1uu'hiiafpI HnI Politics grocery Store
destroyed ChD1ur shiura restaurant
which occupied hlIf block. was also
destroyed
The lack of Va.er hamp,r.d ho
fr. frhtar Tho FI Peso Hrs do
u1rmerf went f1 .ho seen. buf could
dU IIu'D ur u0 good
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

From the New Mexican
Miss pu VAL who formerly conduct
ad a private school here has gone 20
San Antonio. Texas. aud the school
VIII hereafter De- conducted by Mrs
Hersey
8 farewell reception - ,a hg given
ihis evening Bog thD women of st.
john Methodist Episcopal church Tor
Woy w. A Cooper who leaves soon
To- take up new charge ln Ohio
Miss Edna MuuwarIn. OF Abuouor.
1ug. was tb.s morning a gbtst of Miss
Edna Berger. while on ruHto to We.
.Hrie where She win br employed as
an instructor in thO public schools
She loft at % O'Clock for hor dostina.
zion
Mrs John r. McFi, aud daughters
Mary and Amelia and SON. John Ioff
last evening via fhp Santa pc for
MgsI.'a Park. whore tho young people
Hih enter The College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts al the beginning
lf tHe raiI e mesteI
The postal receipts of the local
uusOn'rD for the month lut past
we're tho highest of any August Iu tho
history of thy uo.loIuoc. having been
eighteen u.r cent hilhor than Au.
gust 1903. and tHrtyr..hi per cent
higher than August 1902
TbU members ul enc Santa pc Cen.
fuI base hl.I team participated Boo "a
b8Ilhuurs practice Ou the co.Iper dla.
moud aFt evening Tho team viii
.Day saturday uilut for Las Vegas.
whore con Sunday afternoon O. game
viii boz played with .ho Blues OF the
Meadow city.
Hlds for fhp erection uf o. stone wall
.u front of .hg court house .ar1.
erected aCrorI.ng to me plans made
hy p T. Cr.ght1n. we're opened. with
lhD following result g. % Carlson.
y2n5 Torclo padlla, S2i0. Dlgueo
brothers. S5li. Mr. Carlson being the
lowest bidder thD youtrac, was
awarded 20 him.
Contractor Mulho'laud has resumed
work uu the drilling off tho au,s.au
wen ou tho grounds of the u. g ln.
diam Industrial school near this city,
The drIiI De- down 55a feet and Is stIl
Zoo water mraNDl and wash Just os 10
has been for "a month or s0 past Wat.
gr Zoo abundance bias been struck but
uo arysiW pressure h8s yet boon
found
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

the state mHfI8 cots iu armorIes ana
.p p,rslr ,r.rpfs b. iIlr binder.
carton f1 q bows. military school al.
Hnurh tho government win ua, far
I4uaes dor0 rrr 1rpnsfp. f9r... win
.prf E.at.t. f1 ruu down m,r.s
frnr, ..smY l..r hie roruIUIf or
fls Do. DOB. rrrp. Garden 30 psr..sary
ola o.. .ruruI u. +. lrom, Wbafug.r
E,r.. |. considered e,red..uf in
a...... ..I. sin DEB rlrrieI 4Yf .p
sham l.tur while mo op81.Iur
T... .. H. Instructed La general
vau q. ....ru. 8s Uuls pror.rfg as
rO.. r... Iy avoid ram.torlas and Gsb
.Nar..... and t1 consider the rI.sf. of
th. n. ..rsIrr farmer mo- rer.m.uf 0r
CON au.ne to imuarr ha
chan. u@tbp sue..s OF Us division
by taLu those THINGS into ..rIlua
consideration
AS showing tHs arsp body of Sold
Ierg fhaf win receive instruction dur
ue th, mauuoyars. o. Is interesting
fo NOT. thu various organizations of
REGULAR AND MILITIA that ar, already
Iu camp or GOO their way The First
division win consist of two companies.
headquarters and band. Second Hata-
lion United States Engineers. eight
troops Fifteenth Cavalry. boarquar.
rrs and band. ono troop Connecticut
cavalry provisional. two troops First
squadron Nr" York. Cavalry prov.
s'oH1l. I",uiy'hird Battery and
l"en'}.s''onth Battery United Ficld
N'''i.l}. fif7l battery Nassachd.
SOUS '''' Nf'.I''it It'i'I' a. tiiai
NiIslu'a, rive comHan.es. hendpuar
I'I. ana hAni FI.th United states Zoo
I'nifF fIrs' ''ofE'H Infantry; f'ith
Mae a'hU''li Infantry fiifh Now
Jersey infantry ao''nif.'olrIh NJ"
l"'h infantry. s'ur'h company 7lA.
...NlH 'h''I states infantry First
= I'fi'a infantry Fourteenth No~
'"'N IhIAn.i' l'Is' SOUTH DaF1'iia
infantry . FIIsi Tennessee" Infantry
SIX companies. hta1gnmi'fs and band
sixteenth United states Infantry
tlial Alabama infantry FIRST Maine
lnIahllF . tlIal IeAas Infantry A. Sew
'N''''N NiItIuia infantry -FOUR com
n''''a l'.' 'n'''A 0l"'' infantry
p '''i N'nh'''.'N' infantry Second
'"nn'.l'''i infantry Ih'Id 'onnecti.
GUY infantry fiIal separate company,
''nn'''I'"l Infantry
The Second division WII consist OF
Frst Company Second Battalion
United States Engineers two squad
rous. headquarters and baud Seventh