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R,H.E.
SPRINGFIELD 3, NORWICH 0.

Springfield, July 25.-Luby's pitching and bright fielding kept Norwich from scoring to-day, Springfield winning, 3 to 0. Mclean was fairly effective and Springfield had no chance until the fifth inning. Flanagan helped toward two runs with a pair of double-baggers and scratch hits by Nagel and Golden came opportunely. Tige, of Norwich, was hit in the face by a swift pitched ball in the seventh and had to\ retire. The score by innings: >,. ..jN'
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING
 Won. Lost. PC.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At New York
 R.H.E New York ......sOO1OOO3* g 0 Cincinnati ......0 1 DO 1 0 0 O-2 9 3 Batteries-Mathewso and Bower- man; Harper, Chech and Phelps and Schlei
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Local Weather Report.
 New Haven, July 25.

L. M. TARR, Local ForecasGOr.
 U. s. Weather Bureau.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Cleveland
 R.H.E. Washington ....O1o2S0SoO-9 IS 5 Cleveland ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 2 Batteries-Hughes and Heydon; Rhoades and Buelow.
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At Boston
R.H.E

H.t1. E Pittsburg O5Oo01O1-7 9 1 Boston ..........O 0 900 % 0 % Philippe and Peitz; Will helm, Fraser and Moran.
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At Philadelphia

At Philadelphia
 R.H.E Chicago .......OOOOOO2oO-2 6 0 Philadelphia ...1 000 0,0-1 6 0 Batteries-Wicker and Kling; Dug gleby, Nichols and Dooin. tf At Brooklyn ..,
 RIFE St. Louis .......1OOO1 "A 10 0 Brooklyn .......1 010O10-3 8 4 Batteries-Brown, Taylor and Grady; Stricklett and Ritter.
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l At Chicago R,H,E. Philadelphia 101O0510o-S IS l Chicago .,......O 0 % 02O-2 1
 Batteries-Wadder and Schreck; White Smith and Sullivan.
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At St. Louis
 R.H.E. New York .....43 43O0O300O O-1O Il 2 St. Louis ..1O010OO20- CHA 5 Batteries-Orth, Griffith and Mcclure and Powers; Pelty and Roth and Spen- cer.
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At New York
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
PRECINCT ELECTIONS
ARE HOLDING FORTH

From Mondays Daily Citlzoul
a surprise developed ln the prma.
rIos oi preclnct 30 10 Saturday uighL
Judge William Borchcrt. the present
incumbent, apparently had no opposi.
ton previous Co The meeting. but nis
liCutcnau's had not been watChiul He
had telling opposition So great was
the surprise that greeted his support.
when the name eft George Craig wan
sprung boo opposition. that thoy did
not recover until the nominations had
been made The first vote was about
tWo TOO one in favor of craig, and then
10 was made unanimous.
James Smith had no opposition FOR
constable
Robert Abrahams was made chair
man and c. r. Albright acted a. Sec
rotary
~ precinct 40. % things went on la
che usual suayo manner The thIng
was done loo ten minutes,
i. sheridan was made chairman
and Nat Green secretary. Judge 4
d. Crawford was nominated for Jus
tlce of the peace and = Garcia was
nominated for constable
a. the Polls.
At tho polls 40 8 O'Clock this after
noon everything was serene. ia pre-
cinct No. 20 the republican ticket had
clear sailing Less than two hundred
votes we're cast In this precinct, Tn,
polls were established iu the onIce of
q. A. written ON Gold avenue.
over iu precinct a. % was ma,
more lively. W. W Mcclellan. Kit
tors candidate for Justice of no,
peace. and lloutcuants were hustunp
around making quite a showing jim
Bonner is the democratic candidate foi
constable
Az o'clock 2GG votes had been cast
with strong majority Tor Crawford
and Garcia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

Otherwise acquire. operate and main
tain mills, sme'tcrs, reiucors. refining
uutss and an roads. hrIdacs, machn.
uy and equipment ne.ps ary 1r prop
or Cor ot Incident tl tho mInluF. trans
por.atlon and ronnlns 10 ore or other
mineral products aud p,ncral min.
ins aud smoothing husuoss Also 'o
build ut operate sowmllls and lumber
yards. coal docks and waterways. tu
hold patents aud t1 loan money ON sp
curlty. to conduci real estate. manu-
iacturIng tradIug shlppne. st1rag,
ana forwarding business
rne capital lCcb is $4,000 and
there arc 10000 shares. thc lar value
1f each being 81 Tho .dicor, ave D
n' president vice president secretary
and treasurer and seven directors Ac
company Iug the nrticlcs of incofporb.
ton is rorincato designating tho
city OF Tres picdras Rio Arrlba roun
'y. as the pt.ncipaI place of business
and Richard Cole. resident of that
place. as The agent Go accept service
of process
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

Upon the solicitation OF a number ~
silver Cify people me members of the
Fort luynri Dramatic club have de-.
cidrd FOO repeat ihoir vaudeville per.
turmauoo which was given with such
success al Fort Bayard ono nIFht last
week, says thc silver city Enterprise.
The performance has boon highly
spoken Of by an who saw b.. one of
thc Officers going so Gar as to say &c
wup che best thing ho had soon an the
pos during hia four years residence
there Tho performance Is clean aud
wholesome throughout but this does
not mean that % Is lacking ln clever
ness or talent The show viii be put
on in this city az Morrill, hall Wednos
Jay evening Jan a. and should draw
ia crowded house, which a. mo- doubt
viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
No More stomach Troubles.

An stomach trouble is removed by
me use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Il
gives the stomach perfect rcst by a..
gostinp what YOU eat without tho
stomach's ald. Tho food builds up the
body the rest restores the stomach
10 health You don't have Co dict your.
self when taking Kodol Byt ,,opsla
care. J. y Erskuo Of Allonyille,
Micn.. says"I suffered Heartburn and
stomach trouble for some time Ny
sister in.law has had the same trou.
bic and was not able 20 eat for six
weeks She lived entirely on warm
water. AFTER taking tko bottles Of
kodol Dyspepsia cure she was entire.
ly cured She now eats heartily sud
m in good health. I am glad % say
Kodol gave mo instant relief" Sold by
H - nrlgrs a GO. and s vanu a
Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
YESTERDAY WAS a RED
LETTER DAY FOR REVIVALlsTs

,From Mondays Daily CltilruJ
Yesterday was red letter day in
me series OF union cyangclistic meet
ugs the hall being filled at both the
morning ana the evening services with
intensely interested audiences.
The Programs for the two services
we're especially attractive, Prof Han.
,ou showing bis ability In the musical
part OF The exercises.
The duct lie Knows hy Prof
Hanson and Mrs. Head. Mr. Hanson. s.
.ola Beyond the Gates of Paradise.
a1d fho quuriatit hy male voices were
W0ll rendered and la any other than
ID religious service would have been
warmly appIaudod.
Dr smIcy's subject for the morn.
Ing was what ls saliva lon, % his text
being from Hebrews L. ~. which
speaks of Heirs Of salvation He
said there ls NO exact and adequate
definition of salvation given In the
Bible. lJ is too vast In its depth,
boighth and breadth 10 bo compre.
honded by the human intellect Hut,
Notwithstanding its magnitude. the hu.
man heart can enjoy u TO tno fun.
salvation not merely releases a soul
from punishment for sin, but II Ia
saved from the very stain ana remem.
hranco Of SIN
Dr Smiley gave very vivid pie.
turr of heaven as the abode of the
saved, $50 far as o. has been revealed
and another picture OF the condition
pf the lost souls
Ia the afternoon Dr. smiley and
Prof Hanson held a very interestng
service ,at the Presbyterian milsion
school north Of the city.
In The evening Dr Smiley spoke "a
Ia crowded house, his subject being
The Foolish Farmer taken from the
parable found in the twelfth chapter
If LUXE
llo showed the folly OF laying up a
store OF wealth here on earth and moi
being rich toward God
The choir repeated TIE 'iarvcs.
SONG which they gave nt mornInl
service and tho male chorus sans
Launch Away
/ Prof Hansons SOLO Fear Not q
. Israel was especially inspiring
The steady Increase in the sizc oI
. 'hn audiences and tho interest mani
Tested shows that me people OF Al
nuquvrque are aWakeuins 90 a realiHa
ZION of tho grsa, privilege and oppor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

uniiy which is offered them IN these
meetings.
Dr smiley terms this weeks sorios
0i evening subjects e question box,
which hC will open each evening with
a new question, for ton.eht Doc viii
speak on "ls There Danger "a Playing
Cardag" or "rhc Gamblers Dream
The afternoon services viii ho held
20 thc Presbyterian church. corner of
silver avenue and Ffnh street and
wiz he series ut lessons on The
roacuu of Jesus Regarding the
Holy Spirit
The subject for on fhc meetings are
oi such Interest hat tp miss one will
boz 90 make q serious break IN the so.
Mes.
Tomorrow Wlli Del set apart as day
of special prayer hy the Christian PEG
pie of Albuquerque. and O. number of
cottagc prayer meetings have been ar
ranged for. leo meet "a g.30 a. M
partial Dist of homes where thes,
meetings Will bo held is given below
Further announcements will Doe given
lac the meeting this evenings j. p
Brown. me- North walter street, =
McSpaddou. 3ni south broadway. j
IT, Palmer. sol Norh First street
Grant Webster. 623 South Waltol
street. Charles Hail. 13i south Arm,
street. Miss McKalpin, 500 Kclohoi
avenue. Mrs W. a. McCloskcy. col
North Firth street Mrs a. - Myers
2l5 Huuing avenue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

A hearing has been ordered t0 take
place before the register and receiver
0f the United states land office AZ
SANTA Fo Bob 1905. me cofo being
entitled q. g Van Dleu on behalf OF
the owners of tbo snngre de- Cristo
srant ys r. H. puolor and vs. D.
NorHhncr Involving tltIe 90 the Mem.
phiH ami Cora Gibson lodcs. which. o.
Boz alleged, are located 0n the grant.
while rooiDr aud Kcrahnor claim that
they are on the public domain. Tho
mining claims are said t0 bc quite val.
liable Thoy are located ln The ox.
trcme eastern portion of Taos county.
The Saugre de- Crlsto grant was con.
nrmcd hy The congress of the United
States away back boz 1850. and no res.
Dryailun of the minerals thereon was
made In the act at confirmation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
The swim speolho Company, Atlanta, Ca

Farwol took paine TO point out
whore the now railroad would run.
The trip through the canyon was
made loo daylight the party reaching
Albuquerque at $3.50 O'Clock Saturday
night
Mr. Hopowcn informed The CITIZEN
that 1000 tons OF stoci aIl paid for
are ON tho road. and that with tho
steel now ON the ground is enough To
construct the Albuquerque Eastern
ana the uapan coal field branch. oX.
o,pt s.N miles. and these sis miles
VIII bc supplied with steel before the
above order is exhausted hence the
Albuquerque Eastern and the llagan
branch. says Mr. Hopcwell will both
Doe completed the coming summer or
l4 soon as material arrives and grad.
era and track layers can accomplish
the work
Graders are pushing work ON the
Grade In the vicinity OF The Mcnaul
Mission school on the mesa, toward
T.icr8s canyon and Mr. HOpowoll
stated yesterday. before be- left for
Denver that on his return 90 the city
bo would put q force OF men at work
| iu tho canyon working on the grade
and doing the masonry and solid rock
work
The principal officers Of the Albu.
qucrguo Eastern are r. =. Torrance.
president W. n. Andrews, vice presi.
dent. W. s HopewoI, second vice
/ president and general manager. Ar.
thur Kennedy chairman Of the board
I of directors. r.. Lee Clarke, treas
uroro. W G. tlagan. secretary.
/ Nj Dibort who accompanied the
party 10 the city, returned TO Santa
/ Pc last night
A. Morlarty. one Of TrImble's fine
drivers Black Prince. took sick and
died Friday night Another horse was
secured by The driver ana mo- trouble
was experienced Ia reaching the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

Now YGra, san. q a trolley car OF
the hro1klyn Rapid Transit company
carrying forty members OF tho Adiron.
dack council OF the Royal Afcahum.
pumped tho track at a curve at tho
foot of steep hlll today turned oE rs
side and was smashed iniurng six.
teen of iW 0ccuwuu and dumped
them into slgsh and water two foot
deep Some of tho passengers wore
fatally Injured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

q I. Turner father of John rausgi.
The Santa Rita merchant is suffering
from "a badly spmmeG wrist. sustained
recently at biz ranch north of tho
Mimbres Not Syringe Mr Turner.
while walking o,cr tho ranch. ven.
tured too near the edge "a blum. and
happ,nIns to clip on piece of bear.
srasa was prccpllatod over the blun
'o a depth ot over thirty feet For
tunatoIy be- sustained no worse Injury
than a badly spralned wrist and SOW
cral painful bruises
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

John h. Schohold. formerly Of piuos
Altos. Grant county. and who iH one
LOO the best known mining mon ln tho
IIuthwest. is now superintendent of
The properties of The Coronado Copper
Mining company. near MofcnlL Ariz
Under bis able MANAGEMENT this yulu.
able property, consisting Of twenty
nino claims. Is Icing rapidly deyel
opod. large bodies of ore are heIng
blocked out aud everything indicates
that % viii soon take NO moan rank
among The large copper producers Of
that country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

Tho Santa Pc and missouri Pacific
roads are constructing an interlock.
ing plant at the crossing In tho west
part of the city OF Hutchinson. Kan.
where wreck occurred about a
year ago. A somaphore viii be placed
there and Waterman will DO on
duty from o'clock In the morning
until o'clock al night. After that
hour the gates win be- locked across
the Missouri Pacific road and any
train on that road which will want 20
cross during the might will have 20
unlock the gates and. after passing
through. lock them mp again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
OFFICIAL MATTERS
PosToFFlcE RE.EsTAeLisHED-
POSTMASTER APPolNTEo-cER.
TlFicATE Of AMENDMENT.

The postofice a. Ale.leu, Chavos
oOunty. which had been ordered TO be
discontinued. has been re-esiahllshed
by order OF the postmaster general
Postmaster Appointed.
Herman Wagenfoh- has been APP
pointed postmaster at Plcaeho. Lin.
cola county.
Certificate Of Amendment
In the Office Of The secretary oi
New MEXICO. j. W Raynplds, a coriif
icato Of amendment % Che articles at
incorporation OF the Security Ware.
house and Improvement company, OF
Albuquerque. has been hl,I, incroas.
Ing the capital stock from $4,000 "a
100000, and masking the par value Of
shares $50
Ia tho onico ~ Secretary Reynolds
articles Of incorporation certified
from tho state of WiHcln in, of the
Milwaukee ana Now Na2.ru Mlnlnp
company have been hlnI. The incOr
poratou are John Dlbuuh James 2
Drought o A. Curtis Adam KNf
man and Charles Woes.
Tho object. of the .u DrIoa.ion arc
to purChasc acquire, la1s0 bond lo
cato or Otherwise acquire own 0lld
work. mIur explore 900 mto. develop
aud improve exchange. atl 0r other
Wlse dispose no mines mining claims
mineral HHds coal land Timber land.
ald aatar rights 1f every description
Wfhm lhe state oi Wisconsin aud 60
other states and Do 'he territories un
der tho United states dominion AN,
boo of other countries. aa wen as q
build. erect construct. purchase o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Rena Roh Postoillcn.

Burglary, robblng the United states
mail and Counterieitng are the
charges resting over tho heads OF
Frank Dewitt, aged twcntycight. Al.
len Dewitt. aged twenty-five, and Earl
Howard, aged seventeen. now In sam
Lao Porlulos The throo youths were
arrested nt Elida after a series OF tne
crimes with which they are charged
had been committed IN that cOmmunl.
.y When arrested thoy had la their
pockets pistols which had boon stolen
in some of their local raids. The most
serious of the charges against them
s that OF entering the cllda p1stonico
and r.ning letters as well az robhlnR
me cash till and stamp drawer. Frank
and Allen Dewitt are held 10 court un.
der bonds OF $1,000 each, and young
Towards bond Is Fixed at 500. Meth.
CO. of them was able 20 make good.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

John Dale was auaifuod before
judge Edison "Wednesday ON tho
charge nf ASSEMBLING william urowa
n' Vera Cruz Dale entered plea 81
guilty aud was assessed nominal
Cine The friends of Dale Insisted that
De ought 10 pay a lnc for not toing a
boticr job and Che Justice acqulosccd.
boz Brown no doubt would dissent
from this opinion Captain Newa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

toI Utr troubles aud constipation
There H nc'blns better Than noWitt'a
Little Early Risors. the famous little
pills The, DO not weaken the stom.
ooh Their action uron the system IL
mild pleasant and harmless Bob
Moore OF Lafayette. Ind says No
use a.klng. DyW.tta Little Early
Riscrs du their work an othor pills
have used Stripe and made mo sick
boz The stomach and never cured nae.
ncWius Little Early Rlscrs proved
Geo ho tho long sought roiiet They are
simply perfect Persons travelling
find Little Early Rscrs the most re-.
liable remedy to carry with them.
sold by o. " Briggn a co. and =.
Vaun a son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

Al. coughs. colds and pulmonary
complaints htat are durable are quick.
~ cured by one Minute Cough Cure
Clears the phlegm. draws ont infama.
lion and heals and soothos the affect
90 parts Strengthens tho lungs. wards
Oh pneumonia, Harmless and pleas.
ant 10 tails. For sale by y. n. Briggs
4 Co.. and $. Nann a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

Il had a severe bilious attack ana
felt like my head waa about 10 burst
when got bold OF a free sample u
Chamborlaln's stomach and Liver
Tablets. took a dose OF them after
supper and the next day felt like a
new man and have been feeling hap.
~ ever since" sayg Mr. D. W. Smith
II lulln. Texas. For blliousnesa.
stomach troubles and constipation
these tablets have no equal Price 2s
cents For sale by all druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
NORTH Carolina Poultry SHOW.

teleigh, N. G., Jan. i0.-~1'he agTi
cultural building rcsouudod today with
a medley Of cries of fowl Of every de-
scription. assembled 90 take part Ia
the annual North Carolina poultry
show. The exhibits Of poultry and per
stock make up the largest total In the
associations history. Especially M
merous and Of high degree are the OK
hibits Of chickens, ducks and pigeons
Judging began today and viii oontinua
until the exhibition comes 90 q close
Friday night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
WORSE EVERY YEAR.
Plenty Of Albuquerque Readers Have
the Same Experience.


the Same Experience.
Don't neglect an aching back.
II will get worse every year
Rackache is really kidney ache,
To cure the back you must cure tho
Kidneys.
II you don't other kidney ms FOL.
low
Uurinary troubles, diabetes. nrlght's
disease
An Albuquerque citizen tolls you
how-the cure Is easy
Mrs NJ j. Butler. wife 81 NJ J. But.
Ter, night Waterman In the Santa Re
shops, for-7rly OF III East street.
says. when / went 10 the Alyarado
Pharmacy Tor Doans Kidney pills I
had an attack ~ backache which had
annoyed me for two or three years
AZ first they were mild, and expect.
ed they would leave just AZ mysterl-
Ously az they came, but with the pass.
ms ~ time the attacks we're more IRE.
quont and 81 longer duration. ! used
three boxes o. Doant kidney pills
and was rewarded with an entire cos
satIon OF the aching. Up 20 date. ana
it Is considerably over six months
since I stopped the treatment. there
has not been SIGN Of any rocur
renee"
For sale hy an dealers. Price 80
cents Foster Mlhurn Co.. Buffalo.
New York sole agents FOR tho United
states
Remember the name Doan's and
take mo- other
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
JERRY BLACKS CHINESE PASS.
General Passenger Aaen, Of the San.
"a Re Receives Uploue Annual.

General Passenger Agent Of the San.
"a Re Receives Unique Annual
This is the season OF the year for
tho annual exchange of card passes
among the railway men. and from the
presidents and managers Of the var.
ious railways to the various oncIals
OF an the numerous other roads.
The fact that Topeka Is a railway
center and that many 81 the general
officers Of the roads iu Tails section
are located here accounts for the cX.
traordinnrlly large number Of ran.
nual" passes held in 'his city, says
the Topeka State Journal.
Tho card or annual passes are got.
ton ont In a variety of shapes, forms
and descriptions Tho usual assert.
mont Of ANIMALS received by mo
average general official ~ "a railway
would furnish material for an extend.
od story alone.
General Manager Agent w J.
Black of the Santa Fo has Just ro.
cciyed an annual from Canton Han.
kow Railway company Of Canton.
China.
OF an the ode. unusual or unique
passes received Boz Topeka the one
just received by Hr Black from
China doubtless attracts more curl.
Gus attention than an others.
u Is printed according 20 the os.
tablishod form customary IN his
country. In fact the Cantou.Hauhow
railway Is the only railway lu the
Chinese Empire C1uducfed along Am.
orican lines, and after American
Ideas. The cardboard on which tho
pass Is printed one of the peculiar
papers Characteristic Of the Chinese
nation
The card Is white and the face "a
printed Ia a thin white groon. doubt.
les by the use of am ink OF vegetable
character. Tho top line OF the face
of the pass greatly resembles tho ON.
graycd designs oft the American pass
as. The top line s printed ON a dark
tinted background loo a sort of halt
circle form underneath which ap
pears the Chinese symbol 1f the drag
on The reading matter on the fact
of the pass follows
IMPERIAL CHINESE RAILWAY
ADMINlSTRATIO,
Cantou-iIankoV Rail ly.
Canton, China
Pass w. j. Black. O. q. a A. r. q
4. T.. q. II.
Until December alsJ 100. unlCs.
otherwise ordered
No 1888 lsignodJ JOSEPH Lind.
suporn ndeut
The conditions ON The la * OF th,
pass are phrasod la the IN lIsh Ian
guago along similar Ines lF the styl,
adopted by lAmcrcan railways
The words are an English with 90,
exception Of corner NJ no card
which contains a lot ~ chinese char
actors which were evidently placed
there boy the use OF rubber stamp
Mr.. Black has not yet been able Q,
dociphor thor meaning
Tho Canton-liankoW ra lway o.
built north from the port of Canton
Il extends for a distance uf about 200
miles and plans are said 20 bee under
way for considerable extension dur
ms the noKt few years
Mr. BLACK is greatly pleased with
his Chinese pass. which i8 without
question one OF the most unlqu,
cards ever received by any railway
man in Topeka. but No. has not ye
decided TO take a trip 20 China fol
the express purpose of using II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

Mr and Mrs q. 81 Hubbard OF
Pennington met sith quite a serious
accident on thoir way hOine after tbe
Old settlers reunion says the Aztec
Index THOR team probably onthuscd
un the occasion. became gay and goi
beyond fho control 90 Mr Hubbard
anI ran into a wire fence ar Ben
Go1lAlna house Mr Hubbard waH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

saI,c tbn heals without % scar ls
ueWirs witch Hazel sniye So
remedy effects such speedy relief &c
draws ouf inflammation. so1ihes. cu1la
and heals all cuts burns and bruises
A sure cure Tor piles and skin dl
seasos. DeWitt's .e the only genuine
witch Hazel salyn Beware OF Cour
'criciis. they are dangerous Sold by
Vs. " nnEr Co aud 8 vann a
Som