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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

becoming very scarce ln other dis.
tucia of the state. and waros are ro.
Ing up by leans aud bounds
no nation has ever yet achieved
permanent rouown without good
roads. or over UuI.iDd them and ro.
sr..tgd DO afterwards so community
iu possession OF good roads would be
willing to surrender them upon the
repayment of their cost and maIuto.
nance. OF 600 tho expenditures made
Hy aggregated bodies. or by govern.
mont aEonc.oa money spent ln road
Improvement produces the greatest
good and th, uHatcst satisfaction 90
'hH greatest UuuHor
The greatest customer the United
States has Tor agricultural products is
Eus.aud. and Hor purchases aggregate
nearly balf billion dollars worth "a
year Tho export movement OF tho
'nree great crops to England Is now
about OnosotUnth of me total export
trade of The United states
The charrl chat HaruaIIo county Is
bankrupt is f'.. There s surplus
loo every fund Huf one che general
county fund The general county
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

To fha above named defendants
You and each OFF yuu ar. n.r.ly ro.
titled chat fho aHur. named plaintiff
bias begun au.t against you m TIE
above named Duur. and fHa above
named cause Dos attachment for mo
SUM ot Three Hundred sixteen and gO.
200 dollars due solid plaintiff f1r fhe
HFmgu. as surety ou O. unt. ro rIut
National Bank off Albuquerque
You arc further notified hat your
property BIAS been attached ANA thut
unless sou Dniur your appearance u
1.t .luH. before October sth. 1904
Judgment ul ho rendered against SOU
by default for the roH.f demanded boz
p'biHufa compliant uuI guur prom.
er'F solid Io satisfy the Same
You 1r. further notified chat plain.
utt attorneys are MCNUIru and Ray.
uo.ds whose u0stliNee address rs al
huqugruuH Sew MgzIoo
W. o. DAME.
CICrk af Said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
$1,000 WAGER
CUTE "rRlNiE" Will 90 MORE
TRICKS THAN ANY HORSE.

49, 70 Barnes. ouurr of the cello
raIUI driving EIks and educated
horst. TrIN.y. has written a letter
1 'He Territorial H.r management Of
Hr.us 'U uut up a uue0r of 81 600 that
rrN.u niI win Iu open competition
.us. 1uE educated ur trick horse
100 the world
Iau NO. UaTu,s should sU willingly
'a.. tHF Hr-n amount of money on
Hs burs. .a pretty good evidence that
hoe ls.uDu., s well founded. HD has
already competed agaInst such we'll
known horses as fIn Key and Groun
'..r and u long continued series
|' r.mIr.u.'. f.lfs performed before
Competent judges lf tho Manhattan
Hu.. HHw two years 1gu. TrIyie waa
n-.s....|N awarded ih. decision
over '.r mover before y8uGuaHud Jim
l.m $50, H ou exhibition 90 the
Worlds Fair and has house am hIa
own .n tHr Pike with clown out loo
front 'n draw thg crowd. and tho
ruNd draws The exhibitions there
IrU r.r.u daily U Larry, and onthua.
asf.u audiences who are uustlntng u
their praise.
With better educated horse
HruuehI hero af great expense the
n'up." of Sow Mexico may we'll con
slider themselves fortunate and lovers
'f Intelligent animals win have an op.
nUrinuI'y Tor real pleasure that VIII
make thU 2i'h annual fair long re.
m'mhor.I without tho thousand and
one a.nor fu" attractions promised by
'ho head rnHhors of the biggest and
best y0t."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
LETTER LIST

komainirs in the postonice az A.
nuqu.rquo. 81 a.. August 90. 1904
Persons calling for or sending for
these letters please state where they
mad been receiving mail. also mention
date Of advertising.
Free delivery OF letters az toe resi-.
donco OF adurosseo may be secured
by Observing the following rules
Direct letters plainly 20 street num.
Der.
Give writer's name. ami request an.
6wor 90 Boz directed accordingly.
Advertised matter is previously
h.id one week awaiting deliv ny.
Advertised matter be- held two
weeks before u goes TO the dead let.
Ter ONCE at Washington. ID. G..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

H"NaNH
Allen Mrs Eva MHuehar. Mrs J. w
boath Mrs Sell johnson Miss
Ben Nrs Sarah Alice
Boyle Mrs Anna EJohnaon Mra T.
Brown Mrs Pearl Lennon Mrs A "a
Burmisa Miss Nathan Mrs FUa
Mary H2
tandciaria Miss Mcapalu sJnorita
RusDuda prIu
Carr MIR Eugene MoH.r' Miss u.s
A. eta
Carey Laura Neal Nr. VIM
Favarc Mrs. %. lap8Hdiu NIsa AIDE.
Forbes Miss Man nda
ugIa Parker Vre
Garcia MiaF 90 passc Miss Clara
vera g. Romero Maria
Garcia sr Iosopn Caruoo
Gut.orros Mrs sruriIlo Miss lola
Mnr'lIHa Whit. Mrs Eva A
Mems Llst.
Agk,r.y Mr. sam Iouoh la. &C.
uol loyha Don Auas.
AinUqu Read tHDIu
Co. Lopez ArHUuna
Anderson Mr a. Iu0hhlr James
bert luDrru E..la
Huofh Master N0Ur. W P
Louis NUCIr.#.. Inwpa
hUrl'nIuH'u Relic MCpoumI a D. 2
DO MrkIrst T1Hp
Baro'aa Juan o. McLuu Eugene
Benson John Nelson Mr. Walter
Hol Nr Ser a. peck Will, %.
Brown Mr. Leach porrary % %.
Campo Manuel pptfDa VIM
Carr Mr. and Mr.. pupr Charles
CLARK NJ PROVIDENCE O. w.
Chandler Mr. q. ARIEL EstDtBu
Chaylra FREDERICK Robinson George 9
ColI.na Charles Roles WIN
Cooper Mr. Sieve saudogal 49,
Edward Mr. Noah SANCHEZ ST. D. r.
Fees Mr. Joseph Fsanrhrs Lorenzo
Fisher Mr. Der. saIazar H,u.uo
tr1ud % Schumacher George
HonnIur a. W Scobcii Calvert
irlshy A. g. shelton solomon
Gage Eugene q. Iauyoumau I j.
Gonzales sullivan Smith a. G..
Gawio l'uor Ra strauf Onny'us g.
flpI stna. James
GnramIIl0 Abel Iusay George
Gon.aloy q y. Swanson Chaa
UadIcy Mr. Dr. lyIar O. o.
Hall ~ ID VnHitIa Marcos
UoEr.rty jaime. WIgeIH Frank a.
Hogan Herald Wilson Frank D.
Hu'm" Belle williams Mat
JuumiI.l Jose So Woodruff Nr e.
lodrl MARLBOROUGH Mr.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Tncro iB more catarrn 900 this sec.
zion of tue country that aIl other dts
eases put together. aud until the last
few years WAS supposed to Boo incur
able For a er.at many years doctors
pronounced 10 a local disease and pre-
srr.l0l local remedies. and by con
s'auIly failing Co euro with local
treatment pronounced % incurablc
Science has proven caIorrh 90 bo a
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment
Halls Caiorrh Cure, manufactured boy
o. j Cheney a. Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
s tbD only constitutional cure on the
market % 's taken internally In doses
from ln drops 20 tcaspooufuI lt acts
directly au the blood and mucous sur.
faces uf the system They offer one
hundred dollars for any case 10 fails
.o cure Send for circulars and tosti.
moH.H's Address p , cheney A. Co
Toledo ohio Sold ly druggists. Toe
Take Halls Family PINS Tor cunstlua
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
NOVSgysltlL yTlTfvfNr

The Las Yeas Optic saws Al
'urnoy o IS Marion. OF AIbu.
unnrguo made mo statement I'm the
democratic convention during the
..''rsD 90; q speech this morning that
Delegate R0loy boz BITS zeal for state.
hood had neglected tho real inter.
..'s of the territory and had not so
crun the passage 0f single act fnr
me- benefit of fho territory such
900 assertion might escape challenge
Zoo democratic convention bat 10
Is NOT Ik"iy fU ru mrpbuEei iu tho
territory People OF au shades Of
political opinion know that Nr Rodcy
has worked uurIHurly f1r the inter.
'.ts of Sew MVIgr. and that hp has
secured tHD enactment NJ .1mc very
valuable legislation
NHr .H Nr Maroon tho ono ra make
such re- 4'ufownu. For hIs own pItv
uf A'nuIugrUu. Nr HuIoy has s.our
Hi number of important laws o.
H8H f1 Mr. WuIay uNura chat tho
Indian school 900 Albuquerque was MOT
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Z. WY .'...'N ''' .0' Fu''N'.' OF % .'e
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'.''. OBJ ..l.n '''n'r. 100 lH' i'fri
TORY '' DO" I.I'i'I government Mt
.A.' .'N'''T may NOT Know ihd.
N..'..'' 'I "' n.'1'" pension N...s
NT l,"'rN has secured 'ho passage
N '.'' |'tN ."''H'Ei'E" n.I.H which
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
BROTHER DlcKgy's SAYINGS

IJs aI right Tor live Iu IH stars
nut YOU always gnt ter come bloK ter
lo wort for dinner
Some folks i7 rn fond Hr trouble
dat dcy goes rom hunfu fnr 10 Wild
= candle. wen DO Hun o. sh.u.n'
lrs always hrr. fHr FOLKS .rr live
IN de- light hut De- hight ls mighty
sarchIu'
sorrow is hlvays lu1cUu 20 10
do. hu. She won't come .u COR dance
wen JOY plays do fiddle Atlanta
Constitution
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Australia boa. complete. iuu blown
w0muus unur, aud has poo word OF
fault t1 find HIIh d. ono result ac.
rHriur fu Dos advocates IH that in.
stead off "cHauouIur women % puts
"a touch Of polish 1u iho politicians
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

ON recommendation 90 inc Fe1logI
cal survey. tho secretary of the lnfori
or has directed tho ruairtor and ro.
oD.yDr at Santa DO t1 withdraw from
lll form of disposal me following land.
arrrornHng 100000 ocrosI On San Juan
county Now Mexico.
Township a0. ranges ~ t0 So luclu.
a.yD. township 80 ranges 800 GOO l3 in.
elusive. township 90 range. DO. a.
and lH. township aQ. ranges 30 and
o. am of township ao range ~ not
Included Iu Navajo Indian reservation.
Th. land iH withdrawn 0u account OF
600 IRRIGATION project ana fho engineer
who recommended f10 8mo has boon
requested tp name the proposed pro
Ioct
Deputy Mineral Surveyor Resigns.
Charlie. d. RauUT formerly of San
pofr1. m' now stationed at Globe.
Arizona hH resigned hIH position me-
United State. deputy mineral survey
nr for ihn district of NDw Novro
Surveying Contracts let
g.Hrr. lynch United snfas deputy
surveyor has been awarded o. contract
fur 'hn survey ut uII mo uumrgryUl
small HH.IIuH claims, townships ana
south RANGE 4 uuH'. sucurr1 county.
and WDu1..i n UaII United States
deputy surveyor bias boon awarded q
nnn.mc. for the survey of those Boz
township 25 north range ost Rio Az.
rIha county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Wendell " N1lI. United states dop
MY surveyor has been awarded a con.
tract for the reEurvov Of the town of
Mau11un Grant situated lu Valencia
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

lu fha District Count .I M. County uf
u,u8II.o Territory of NH Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

q so SnuH.w. plaintiff Mas o.
BECKER HHI Marion 10 H.u..r old,
I.HITuf $780, N."H
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-29

Judge L. w. Collins for governor and
Ray W., Jones for lieutenant governor
We reaffirm the republican national
platform adopted in Chicago. June %. and
pledge ourselves to all policies therein.
The chair was then authorized to
name 113 delegates to the state con-
vention, which were instructed to vote
for Collins, after which adjournment
was taken amid wild cheering for the
Dunn men who had refused to bolt.
Wilson Names Delegates.
The following delegates have been
named by Chairman George P. Will
son Of the county republican conven-
ton, as delegates to the republican
state conventions:
First Ward-Karl DeLaittre, Joe Ellis. Adam
Snyder, W. R Hoes. ): Il. Il. Morse. Edward ard W. "
George v B. Hill, G. Cameron, DE Nelson,
Thomas voegeH, Lowell E. Jepson. G.: J. Gut
Waissbrene
Fourth Wardw: $: pwinnen; Perry STARK *
Wliam Roberts. e. shove Henry L.
E pe ehass V + esess e. sts Msno
A. M NJ E asssa%se v ;; sOV WsshbgFn: j..
er, Edward Nash. Daniel Gladings Jonas We'll.
Thomas Downs. c. r. Thompson, Dr. II. W.
Boozie.
Sixth Ward-Charles Juster. Frank A. Peter.
son, Henry Youngren, John Peterson, John
Seventh ward-Henry J. Gtertsen. N. I. Col.
| burn. w. G. Stranahan, Charles Kittleson. B.
Eighth Ward-william Fl. Grimshaw. A. n.
Miller AeT Hns5to stew Frank S1e
| Hendrix. George l.. Matchan:, f: e: Smith, G. T.
Trewbrtdgs: s 2 Jqhngon. Carl Wallace cn,an,
E. W. Gray, F. L. Palmer, w L. Scott, Robert
Tenth ward-Frank q. Holton, W. M. Knight
o. A. Blethen. D. j. Getchell.
Eleventh WardcW; K: Hicks, Charles les E
| Swan Nelson. John O'Donnell. S@s
! Twelfth Ward-Alexander Ferguson, Ber'
Libby. W. A. Loyeland.
Thirteenth Ward-A G. F1nney, John 81. Var
Nest. Esyt
Country-Wiiliam Johnson. Paul swenson VII
| liam Anderson. Sever Ellingson. Walter s. Joy
John B. Goodspeed Robert Jamison. q. B
Sanders. .. A. Lydiard. George Smith A. NJ
Bennett.
The Hennepin delegation will meet
in courtroom No. 8, Federal building
St. Paul, Thursday, June 80, at 9 am
The Dunn Delegation. 8
! Following are the delegates appoint
ed by j. A. Peterson, chairman Of thu
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-29
Dunn rump convention, for the state
republican conventions:

republican convention:
First ward,-George R: Smith. Henry NAL a.
Second ward-John 6. sweet, John Friend,
Fred G. Barrows, Gilbert Murphy, W. e. Nelson,
NJ. W. Stewart, Walter N. Chase.
Third ward-E. H; Chandler, Carl q. SPEC,
H hsnnsssy F. Msf s. g. eoPha@ y" =
Fourth Ward.Joh1 H Steele k,s Sherman s s
S S%itn s. 4. s!%psea 4 Groom Charles
RuhR Wsm Byn: so'sRn aop.c3
D. L. Rice.
Chalmers, Thomas McCarron, Jr., William NJ.
Nash, A. B. Herman, John Fogerty, a. G:
Mcdonald, ]. H. Huntington, Henry r. Brown,
Sixth ward-George W; Preston, Ludwig Foss.
James O'Hara, Alex Swanson, O.. O. Lind
quist
Seventh ward-Jamss A. Peterson, 4: a: D.
Rain, Joe McInerny, Ben johnson, D. w. Ellis,
Frank Mclaughlin.
Eighth ward-H. +. Stevens, 2. westerling.
a. Stevens, Pearl s. Rhouds, T. J.. eaton, L. q.
Lane, Henry X. Richardson, G. B. Gore, R. A.
| Nelson.
Ninth ward-E; F.. qomstock, p; g, Anderson,
Charles Johnson Ed Nuicahy.'
r7 Te3 WS e M Msrbde jos MeRtgS n
| Eleventh Ward-John T. Walsh, John Knee,
! s. N. Nichols John rsP. Blchfeldt O. Lindseth,
'' Twe,f t5f5 WaraA Appl,n, Matt Hon. N.
| Radebeugh.
Thirteenth Ward-J.. W. German, W. NJ.
Kelly.
Towns-Leo J. Zefarth, Ed Wiggin, William
Mcconnell, Chris Schultz, Thomas Downing, P.
S. Miller, Frank G. Rardwel. A. T. Masters,
w. S. Frear, Thomas Fl. Giring. A. B. Robbins
Elmer Owen Otto Reich, A. NJ. Clark. H. H
Smith, Less Ohnstein, Irwin Russ.
These delegates are requested to
meet in the Dunn headquarters, 20e
Boston block, at o'clock Thursday
morning, for instructions.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-29
Thursday Extras
sets of delegates were unseated.

sets of delegates were unseated. In
the other precincts, the sitting dele
gates were allowed their places. Each
precinct was reported by the creden-
tails committee separately. Each
time the chair put the motion as to
whether the report should be accepted,
the responsive yells of the ayes and
nays were each strong enough to have
raised the roof had not the windows
been open and the atmospheric pres
sure within the hall thus found means
Of exit and relief. Each time the chair
calmly declared the committee report
adopted, amid yells and Kisses of the
Dunn men, and protests in each case
by J. A. Peterson. But there was not
single demand for roll call or d.
vision. The Dunn men claimed that
nineteen Of their delegates were thus
unseated in favor Of Collins voters. j.
A. Peterson, seeing all hope for Dunn
gone within the hall, shouted that the
Dunn men would hold a convention
Of their own outside. r..
Rump Session Held.
The rump convention was called to
order just without the wigwam, J. A.
Peterson being elected chairman, and
perching, in lieu Of a rostrum, on the
steps of the wigwam's side entrance,
John Sweet was elected secretary. On
motion of Thomas, Girling, the Dunn
delegates in the list Of contested dele
cations were duly recognized as
credited members Of the county con-
vention. Chairman Peterson then de-
clared majority of the county con-
vention membership present. On mo-
ton Of Girling, the chair was instruct
ed to name 113 delegates to the state
republican convention. A motion
made by John Nash was carried. in.
structing delegates to vote for Bob
Dunn until he was elected.
| Regular Convention Work.
In the meantime, business was con
tinuing in a much more orderly man
ner within the hail. AS soon as thu
Dunn men had bolted Chairman Will
son ordered a roll call to see if a ma
jOrity remained. The call showed
321 elegates-fve-seven of thu
delegates-still present. Of these, 81.
were Dunn men from the Third ware
who had refused to bolt and nine wer
Dunn delegates from country towns
Greenwood. Medina, Brooklyn am
| Crystal Lake.
Tho following resolutions, reporte,
by the resolutions committee wer
then adopted amid loud cheering:
Resolved. We, the republicans of Hen
nepin county, in convention assembled
| do unanina ous1yl indorse Theodore tsoose
Welt for president Of the United State;
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-29
July 18th at the Lakes.

White Bear Lake, Forest Lake, the
Chisago Lakes and the Dalles Of the
st. Croix are some Of the beauty spots
on the Northern Pacifc's Duluth
Short Line"
along the main line and branches of
the Northern Pacific. Frequent train
service and cheap rates will prevail.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-29

Fine map and guide to the Worlds
Fair sent free on request. Address
A. B. Cults, Guaranty Building, Min
neapolis, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-29

Backache is almost Immediately re-
lieved by wearing one of Carriers
Smart Weed and Belladonna Back
ache ,Plasters. Try one and be free
from pain. Price Is cents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-29
BANKERS HOUSE ROBBED.
H. mi, &

Virginia City, Mont, June 29.-Burglars
entered the house Of Cashier Thomas Dun
can Of the State bank at this place and
secured two certificates Of deposit for
$125 and SIS in cash.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-29
The Storm Breaks.

w. p. Roberts for the credentials
committee then recommended that all
delegates as seated at the preliminary
roll CALL not including contested dele
cations. be duly credited as convention
delegates. This recommendation was
adopted. Then came the reports on
the protested delegations. These were
in the following precincts: Fifteenth
of the third ward; sixth of the fourth
ward; ninth Of the sixth ward: twelfth
of the third ward; second of the eley-
enth ward; seventh Of the third ward;
fourth Of the third ward seventh of
the first ward; sixteenth of the third
ward; first of the sixth ward; first Of
the fifth ward.
In the first Of the Fifth ward, both
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-29
DlAz SEEMS TO BE ELECTED.

the primary elections thruout the republic
show everything going to Diaz. There Is
absolutely no opposition so far. The gen.
|eral elections Will be held the 9th,
10th and 18th Of July.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-29
TWO DELEGATIONS NAMED
Action, OF Credentials Committee Made
@ Pretext for Boiling.

According to a prearranged plan Of
the Dunn forces, there was a bolt Of
Dunn delegates from the Hennepin
county convention yesterday after
noon, similar to that in the Ramsey
county convention in the morning.
The Hennepin convention, like that
in Ramsey, proved early In its session
to be strongly O. Collins gathering. And
by their bolt, the Dunn men hope to
have the delegations from both ooun-.
ties thrown out Of the vote In the
state convention for temporary organ
izatton. a ...-.
The election OF General George p.
Wilson as chairman by a vote Of 292
to but 279 polled for the Dunn candi-
date, Charles Fl. HUM, clearly DEM
onstrated that Collins and his CO.
worker controlled the convention. The
chair then appointed the committees
after which adjournment was taken to
These committees were made up as
follows:
On Resolutions-W. H Grimshaw, Ell
Torrance and Al Geesaman.
On Permanent Organizatlon-Robert
Stratton, Fred B. Wright and George
Williams. ..,...
On Credentials-!W. P. Roberts, F. B.
Snyder, Frank Shrewsbury, L. A. Lydiard
and J. q. Houghton.
It was around the credentials COM
nittee that all interest conferred dur
ing the recess. Here a number of
charges were made by both factions
to secure the seating of their special
delegations in contested precincts. J.
A. Peterson made all the accusations
for the Dunn element, being loaded
down with innumerable affidavits. But
the most sensational protest was one
prepared by Senator Henry Gjertsen
tho not filed. 1t charged that in Pet
erson's own precinct, himself and as
sociate delegates had been elected by
securing the votes Of some fifty demo
Gratis.
While the convention was waiting
for the credential committee to pre-.
pare q report, both factions joined ir
having general good time. Songs
were first INDUCED In. John Browns
Body" was shouted, followed BY
America Then came shouts fol
sNolan, w. I. Nolan, story from
Nolan and that gentleman was
Obliged to respond with number Q:
humorous anecdotes which caused
general good feeling to prevail by the
time the convention was again called
to order.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-07
Cured of Asthma
After IS years of Suffering.

Il will be gratifying to Asthmatic
readers to learn that an absolute cure has
at last been discovered by DR.. Schiffmann.
That the remedy is an effectual one can
not be doubted after perusal of such testi.
mony as that of c. W. Van Antwerp, Full
ton, N. Y, who says: "Your remedy
(Schitfmann's Asthma Cure) is the best
ever used. / bought a package of our
druggist and tried it and one box entirely
cured me of Asthma, and / have not had
1t since. can now go to bed and sleep all
night with perfect comfort, which | have
not done before for 35 years and thank
you for the health that l now enjoy. I
hope that you will publish this letter, that
others may learn Gifts wonderful virtues. -
Sold by all druggists at soc and Sl.0o
Send &c stampto DR.. R. Schiffmann, Box S91,
St. Paul. Mimi, for free sample package.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-07
CITY BREVlTlES.

Six months having expired since
the appointment of the members of
the quotation committee of the naval
stores business of the Board of Trade
q new committee will be named to-
day.
Mrs. S. c. Baker. formerly in the cot
Ton business in Montgomery Ala. but
now a member of the firm of Dean
d Radcliffe, Anderson, S. c., was in
savannah yesterday and a visitor on
the floor OF the Cotton Exchange. The
Anderson firm will do both mill an
export business. Its shipping will be
done through Savannah.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-07
SOLDIERS TO SAN FRANCISCO.

Travelling Passenger Agents Here
Looking After Movements.
Mr.. r. o. Bean, travelling passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific, and Mr..
Fred D. Miller, travelling passenger
agent of the Illinois Central, both of
Atlanta, were here yesterday looking
after the movement of soldiers to San
francisco. About twenty men in the
artillery service whose terms have ex-
pred at Fort Screven have re-enlisted
Tor service at San Francisco, and will
De moved to that point Friday. They
Will probably go via Kansas City.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LADY OR GENTLEMAN WITH
$500 available for immediate invest
ment, which will return So every day.
Address, making appointment for in
terview, Pool, Morning News.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE AND
household goods bought for cash. Bour-
Quin. 113 Barnard street.
WANTED, TO BUY TWO GOOD
delivery horses or mules. Apply South
ern Grocery Company.