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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
WEEDS CAPTAIN QUEST.
Miss Amy Phipps Msrries Young Ens-
 fish NobIemam.


 London, England, June 2s.--Miss Amy Phipps, eldest daughter of Henry Phipps, of Pittsburg. was married this afternoon in St. George Church. Han- over Square, to Captain. the Hon. Fred erick Guest, of the 1st Life Guards, son of Lord Wimberd. Much interest was taken in the wedding and the church was filled. the guests including Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, the stan of the American embassy and m )st of the Americans prominent in London society, besides friends of the groom's family, noticeable among them being Princess Christian and the daughter of Princess Henry of Batten- burg. The archdeacon of London, the venerable William Mcdonald Sinclair. and the rector of St. George Church of. flciated
 MT. Phipps gave away the bride, who was attended by two train bearers and eight bridesmaids.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
Odeaaa Doclsn AfIame.


 London, June 29.---A despatch from Odessa to a news agency dated wed- nesday night says:
 The whole of the quays and the buildings around the harbor as well as much shipping are in flames. Moba of incendiaries by assembled force pre- vented the\fse brigade working The troops are completely terrorixed ana are afraid to approach within range of the Knlaz Potemkine's guns which threaten a disastrous bombardment The city is appallingiy illuminated by burning buildings and terror prevails everywhere.
 Sleep Is impossible and everybody Is watching and waiting. The whole garrison has been requisitloned for pa- trol duty. It is thought that it may become necessary to summon foreign ships for the protection of the foreign colonies. Tuesday nights collisions between the mobs and the police ana military resulted in the loss of seven- teen lives including three policemen.''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
DUTY REDUCED.
President Dias Reduces Tariff O
 American Wheat.

Mexico City. June 2s.-President Diaz has issued q decree reducing the duty on wheat imports into this country by 70 per cent. This reduction Is equiva- lent to a temporary duty of S1.50, Mex ican currency, per 100 kilograms, gross weight.
 The decree Is to be in effect only un- til the last day of next August. A large amount Of American wheat will be brought here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
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Newbury, N. H.. June 2s.-Secretary Hay continued to rest comfortably to- night pr. scudder. not having re- turned from Boston Dr. Murphy. the second physician in attendance, re- mained for the night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
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Capetown, Cape Coloney, June 28.-- Confirmation has been received here of Chief Marengo's. reported victory over the Germans at jKurasberg. German Southwest Africa. June 22. It is said that 100 Germans were killed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

@OHN A. POLL. the Dexter Avenue tailor. wants you to know that he has returned from reunion and while up North has not missed his chance to select line of fine Woolens that he can sell cheap. Poll did not select goods that come through such houses as GuggenheimeF. Busenheimer & Co, or other large stockholders in the Wooden Trust, but his came from such re liable dealers and importers as Van Ingen, Lesher, Whitman & Co.,. and Arnold Con stable Co. and Poll buys them just as cheap. If you do not need a finer suit Poll will make you an ali wool suit for $l5 Poll" woolen drapers and tailors, 213 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
CYCLONE IN KANSAS.
Six People Reported Killed by Flerc
 Tornado

Lincoln. Neb., June 2s.-A Rock Is- land railroad message from Fairbury Neb.. ito Division Superintendent Will son says the town of Phillipsburg, Kan sas was wrecked by tornado this evening. Six people are dead, the des- patch says. and 1t is feared many others are also dead
 Phillipsburg is a division point on the Rock Island fin north central Kan sas about twenty miles from the Ne- braska line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29

A couple of Beef Trust officials have been indicted, and the public is hoping the Government won't press them s0 hard that another increase of beet prices win be necessary to meet thelR legal expenses.--New York American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29

history as that of a martyr who pres cipitated Russian revolution.
 Officers at Poltva are unwilling to dispatch troops. as the entire f0rce available is needed in that government.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29

Lincoln. Neb.. June 2s.-A second des- patch from Fairbury confirms the kill ing of six persons at Philllpsburg. Many persons 1t is said are dead in the country and five bodies have already been brought to the town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
IRON SAFES TOR SALE. j

FIRE PROOF. burglar proof. time lock exchange for any kind. Phone I2S Base-
 ment Moses Bldg. c. J. ThrashsP If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29

U: s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Montgomery, Ala; May 31. 1905. Sealed proposals for dredging Link Channel" ApalaChicola A Bay . Fla. and Carrabelle Bar. Fla, will be re eetved here until noo5 July 1, ls05 and then publicly opened. Information furnished on application J. B. cayanaugh. Capt, Engrs.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
SSNlEDVIEoS3 A. COMMON QQMRkAfNT NINvIO oE HoI xlrA1l1TF
Tired and Nervous Aching and Tremblln1
 SIeepless and Bloodless.
PE-RU-NA foUREa
By Removing the Cause.

Miss Mary L. whaiey. issa- Jackson Street, North Topeka, Kas, writes;
 About a year ago l was aia aa sn down and my nervous system wsI completely shattered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29

Another Vanderbilt wam. Paris. June 28.-W. K. Vanderbilt'a Idalia won the Prix De Cannes at the Coloms races today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
rYPEWRITERS AND sUPPTTES

TfFEW hlfERS sold, excnanged, rented and repaired, supplies for all makes of mR- chimes; Remington Standard Typewriter P
 A. Ethertdge. Salesman, 36K Commerce St., phone 2SS. tf-I9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29

THAT BIG FAMILY BARBECUE At Electric Park July 4th. VIII be the biggest 5Oc. vaIue ~,o,,
 eyer enjoyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
FINANCIAL.

WORTH while knOwing-If you have A dia- mond you want to dispose of or borrow money on bring 1t to ds and we will make you liberal offer. Montgomery Loan Co,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; we originated this short method of teaching Ill 1855, have successful graduates every where; board included if desired; little ex- pense, positions waiting; catalogue free. aoler Barber College, New Orleans. La.
 6t-3
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
Performance at PhOeeix Of the AIl-Star Speciality
Company Filled the, House.

iion. Mr. Teal's song "rhe Boys Of
The Dgming'on. sung by George
REIN, Was also a big bit Tho beauti-
iul sentiment expressed IN this song.
together with the appropriate illus
lfalioR presented. makes Il nun
ber which shoHld be 81 interest 20
every nne who has any sympathy for
those brave boys ehu ost their lives
fof Uncle SAN
Lydsll aud Buiterworlh presented a
SINGING and dancing iurn which was
one 0f the hits Of the evening They
sing their coon SONGS we'll nnd their
sieps are 81 a sensational order Ora
Gle and Reynolds again convulsed the
audience with lhelf great singing,
dancing. talking. burlesqulnF. and
boxing act. The Rehns are st." as
comedy sketch team. and Rosa REIN.
IN her Scotch dance, ~ very graceful
and pleasing
Tonight ihore will be a complete
change 90 the blll-new songs, new
acts. new iakes. and an entirely new
and different farce comedy which r.
said 10 he even fuRnler than the ono
presented on Monday and last even
Ing PhOenla Republican.
Manager Magson has boOked the All.
Star Specially company for one nignt
at the Elks' opera house Monday
night November "a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
HOW 10 PREYrEr AClIDENTS
SOME IMPORTANT SUGGESTIONS
ON THE OPERATION or TRAINS,

At a meeting OF the Central Rail
road club 81 BunaiO. n ". last week.
q paper on the cause aud cure of rail-
road accidents waa presentedby ,. y.
Morfofd. assistant 20 the general man
agcr ~ this Michigan Central rail-
road. ne subject u % such serious
Importance and ~ nom the zen Of a
railway 0iacer og such long e8pori-
ence that y in4plres q close analysis
Of the facts sad the authors inter
pretaticn Of them.
ny way 90 suggesting means for the
prevention uf accidents. AZ. MoTfOrd
subdivldea his paper under several
heads. the more Important - which
are a. follows.
First Bsc the middle order, (thc
telegraph ssgnail Connect Il With q
repeater. 20 thai when the telegraph
signal Ia turned IN. q will write over
the wire TO the dispatcher the word
blockcd. ana sign the operators
call Thcn The dispatcher pnsltlvaiy
knows the signal Is out for hJldlng
trains, and can give his order q me
operator conductor and engineer.
This rule II given 10 prevent headon
collisions"
Tue huiuub NfNrH NiHH Hnuhtaif "
the rules which have prevailed on the
Michigan Centfnl'e Cannda division
Tor tweniyfhree years, and Ia sup
port o fthelr efficiency. offers rec
ord of but two bnttlng collisions and
no passengers Killed durlug that
period. These rules are;
"All orders for the movement Of
trains should be addressed 70 the
conductor and engineer and written
10y the receiving operator Cns yellow
manifold paper, 30 arranged that three
Impressions can BE- takon
"'fhe conductor addressed must
read she order a'oud 90 the operator
ana " understood. sign ~; Il will then
be repeated hack over the conductor I
signature 10 the person giving g. whl
VIII. If the order is correctly under
stood reply lc0rrecil, which must b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Surprising MS il may seem. the All
Star Specially company, which -
playing a three nights eneagoment a.
the Hardwlrk thcnior was able 10 pack
ne hnnac on the second nights pre-.
senlalion oi The same hlll ihes pre-.
scented on Monday eKeninR Let u oe
said 10 their credit that Il Is the first
time such has been done IN this city
Tor several years. and, moreover, the
company ~ deserving ~ credit by
reason u the fact that tho audience
was not disappointed The manage
mcnt Of the honl s-ight without fear
OF the oiier heine taken ADVANTAGE or
oher 10 return 70 any displcafed or
disappointed person attending. hls
money hAck.
Enihuslasm IN front Of the foot.
lights OF a well filled house with
plenty Of applause. coupled with the
appearance % an organization Of first
class entertainers, IL the making OF
what newspaper writer's call sue
cessful entertainment Az that was
al the Hardwlck last evening. Mr.,
Raymond Teal was AZ his bess, and
probably evoked the greatest APP
plause. Every Joke and sons made
big hlt. and every one In the nouar'
from th0no ~ The front rows 10 the
boys Ia the gallery. applaudod with Q
vim that was proof Of their approcia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
noW Ir sTIcka.
Albuausrase Has Fsund u Hard to
shake OF.

Albuausrasc Has Found u Hard e
Shake OF.
Hard to bear. harder % get rid o.
is airy itching Skin fnmplalc',
Ecxrua VI itching piles.
Deans Oilmout relieves and cnfcs
An itrhlness % the skin.
Alhuquefano people endoree TINS
siatcment
a. NJ. Whhcomh. nurseryman ecr'
nor Elehth and Tileras streets. Rays
"in my estimation there 4
meEt fog the narpose that can oqunl
Duans There was ono spot below
my knee whlch annoyod mo cor Ten
years. Unlike eczema " ala not
spread out. bat at times 4 itched ~
oxaaperntlngly, particularly after
went 10 bed ~ SAT BY the stove. thai
scratched & bLin Il smarind before
relief came. ! tried urevy valve ara
ointment / camo across; ehon one
did noe hclp / bought another and az
piled ~. Heading about puan's ont
ment induredi me ga go 10 the Ava
ra 10 Pharmacy for a box. IN a rev
days the llchiness ceased, and the
lie OF the part affected was killed.,
for IN 20 date. ana Il ~ now over
SIX months since ) stopped the uso
Of the Faive there has net been q
symptom Of rs appearance"
For sale by an dealers, Price hu
cents Foster.Mlhurn Co. Bufaio
n ~. sole agents for the United
states
Remember the name Doan's and
take n0 other 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

you wanted TO give the youngsier
a little the hest % q zoe stafts-,
and - | called several strikes balls,
which enabled him 70 make three
hits.
Il never saw a KID whose head be
came 80 inflated 10 short time ~
this youngsier. When ho stepped 20
the plate for the Fourth time he had a
naughty air. which was just ~ much
a. 10 say. y am the whole show. You
Will have 90 take of your hat 90 me
1.-THE first bali the pitcher sent up
was trifle wide. az ] afirsward
knew. hut called u strike. The
Kid looked q, me. bat ana not say a
word. fhe next bail was little bet
ter. hat not quite good enough TO be
called a strike. and called One hall
This gave the youngEier chance
and be said. very impressivcly' The
other ono was Ia the same place All
right. was my reIolnaer. u ls then
strike two"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
SMITH Is AGAINST
ANY POLYGAMY
HEAD or MORMON CHURCH RE.
FUSES TO MARRY MAN Al
READY WE'D AND PROSPECTIVE
BENEDICT AND Bride Ar
REaTEp.

A dispatch from III Pasn, dated Nov
~. says. The arrest here Of y. H.
Conger and Pearl CUR, ~ Utah, brings
out the fact that President smith OF
the Mormon church absolutely refuses
20 sanction plural marriages any more.
ConKor declares that he fell In love
with Miss Gufr Ia Utah and. although
married, his wife agreed he could albO
marry Miss Gurr. Being refused a IT,
eenHe IN Utah. he went 10 the Mormon
colonies in Mexico, expecting 10 marry
there, Rend Tor bis nFai Nlfe. aud
make his home with them both.
Ho Says President Smith, who was
visiting the colonies. nelAy refused 20
permit the marriage and the conf'1
started back home, arriving here and
bolng arrested. C0nRer being charged
with abduction Of the girl Conger
says both have boon expelled from
The church by President smith.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
SENATE REPORT TO
UNSEAT REED SMOOT
SENATOR suaRows PREPARING
THE OPINION, BUT THERE'S a
QUESTION As TO HOW MkfiY
VOTES " WILL TAKE TO FIRE
THE moaMoN--lF a TWO
THIRDS voTE ne WILL STAY.

Washington, ID. a.. Nov. 2l.--Rech
Smnal Mormon. VIII receive his yer
dlct this winter a. the hands of the
United States senate The opialou
OF tho senate committee on elections
a being prepared by iis chairman.
1ulius Caesar burrows, ~ Michigan
II h understood that this OpiniOn viii
he favorable a. Smoot.
Thousands OF women and nearly as
many men have signed petitions aud
voted for resolutions asking the sen.
ate 10 throw SmOot out The senate
Is the sole judge ~ is membership.
ANY member may be- elected " q tS0.
thirds majority CT iis members wish
him elected. AZ the Same time, a
plain majority vote Il sufficient 20 de-
termlne the qualifications Of pro
posed member.
Nov the question II IN regard 90
smool, II he Ing II he Is IN, and u
10 be- expelled tor something he has
done since he got IN. Il will take two
thirds Ol the senate 20 get him our.
II. on the other hand, be never had q
right TO his seat IN the hrst place,
majority can 80 delermlne, and all
the time be has been pretending "a
be senator must be forgotten.
When Reed Smoot came 20 the sen
ate and presented the credentials Of
the state ~ Utah. there was talk 81
making hght thon ard there, and
not allowing him to be sworn ln hul
the senate leaders said that would
be taking snap Judgment, and al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
LIFE'S LITTLE THINGS
By chas. Grant Miller

A Wild birds song Is a little thing
lost IN the deeps Of a frowHlnR shy.
And yet as Il fails On listening
car and leaves rs message OF melody.
oarih's green seems brighter ana
lifa Is sweetcr. all through an autumn
day.
The COO 81 babe Is q little thing
meanlngiess sound from vacant
mind.
Hut 'tlan the only sound that all ma
lions heed, the one clear lansnago al
races know.
A mothers love b a little thing
too soon, alaH forgot
but Il typlhes 20 blind Humankind
the love and trust and hope dlVine
that hear with patience calm and
sweet the willful wrongs IN these
lives of ours,
A passing smile II a little thing
lost la y world OF toll and care.
And set the soul with gloom OPP
pressed aud the life grown wearied
with burdens hard win happier be- ~
the aftcrglow OF smile that u
warmly kind
A kindly word is q Yttle thlng--a
breath that goes and SQUAD that
dies.
But tho heart that gives and the
heart thar hears may know that I
slngs I'm at last II blends with the
Wild birds song aud the COO Of hahes
lu what men call the celestial choir
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

lndnfnnd over the proper nlaualufe
upon the order founi0faIrnad b. the
receiving operator. and the exact
time Of receiving the word complete
Two Impressions on ne order. when
properly lndofaed. win Sc Given 40 the
conductor. who viii retain one. and
give The other 10 the engineer. per.
sonalif. and the enRlneor muet read
4 aloud 70 him. THE condnctof) be-
tore pfoceedlnn The other impress.
sion viii he kept BY the operator n
the manifold book IN case there la
more than ono engine on q train each
engineer must have = cepy 81 such or.
der.
Engineers must NOT receive train
orders from any person excepting the
conductor Of their train.
IN asking for train orders. eondnc.
tors viii give tkcif name and Initials
10 operators Operators, when send
lng back train orders 90 dlspatchorS.
VIII repeat the address M addition 60
the body ci tae order,
Freight conductors viii. IN an
cuso4. hand train orders they receive
to rear hrakcmen and passenger On
gincers Ia their fremon. 10 be read.
Engineers Of frelent trains viii hand
their orders 10 the hramon and head
brakeman for reading.
'Second-.Adnpf tho aniomhiic block
signal Whorovcr a COLLATION. has uc'
CURED under automatic block sig
nails. Il has been shown 70 have re-
suited from disobedience % The sim.
plea rule
"1dird--Do away with every facing
point switch possible Al all facing
point switches adopt mechanical or
electric scmaphnrc inicrlocscd with
the switch
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
Las PADlLLAS MOBERNlzED
Rgv. JOHN MoRpY VISITS pUaLic
SCHOOL At LAS PAOiLLAs,


The efforts OF superintendent Stfoup
10 moeernixo the schools ~ BeFnalillo
county are meeting with hearty appFo-
val where Il might ne least expected.
The writer was preaeni 40 the open-
ing OF the public school az Las Pa
dillaa last week and was Informed
that an entire change was introduced
ia the course ol instruction.
Heretofore an the books used were
la the Spanish language and English
was practically never heard in the
school room.
Now an American teacher begins
her work with books printed in Eng
llsh. Tho writer attempted 90 apollo
gl1e f0r the present teacher 20 one Of
tho directors, on account Of the fact
that sne did not speak spanish as wen
az the FORMER teachers.
Tho director expressed bis entire
aatisiactlon. saying chat their children
would n0w set a chance 10 learn Eng
llsb.
Inc average native u as anxious,
perhaps more anxious than any other
man that English should be the only
lenguaRe used IN tho public school,
and III the legislature should paaa q
law requiring rsory cAndldate for
county superintendent 90 be d grad
uate from some reputable Institution
which gives good English eduo4-
ton. a would meet with no opposition
from the natives except from political
bosses Who are determined 10 hold on
10 positions for which they have 10
j. MoRDY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

gised that he ha permitted TO take the
oath. aud thea that his qualifications
should be duly Inquired into by the
committee on privileges aud cleo
tlnns. So no took the oath. and tho
committee sat for many weeks listen.
ing "a testimony calculated 10 show
that Smpog was a very plous Nor
mon; that he WAS one OF the Twelve
apostles; that he knew al the secrcts
Of the Mormon church; that he was
one OF the Mormon bosHos of politics;
that be- knew about sealing pOiyR.
amous marriages N The Mormon
church. and that ne was cogniEant ~
tia continued practice of multiple
marriages, although he had but one
wife himself.
VIII the sen~ie expel Reed smootY
Il Is anynody'a Eueas. II the opini0n
prevails that his case requires two.
third vote Il Is a good bet that he viii
not be- expelled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
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GIRLS WITH HUNGRY HEADS

A stage manager In Kansas City
Was told by giri applicants Tor STAGE
positions that they wanted Jobs be-
cause they were "tlred Of sitting
around learning nothing new"
And Kansas editor informs the
public that a girl who "slis around"
h an lmpudent lonfer. and her mother
a cyerNorkod because Of her indo-
icrce.
because a woman sits around L. no
sign she GOeen't wOrk-da rnlng. mend
inR. peeiinR potatoes. huiling peas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
GROUND BROKEN FOR
EerAMcIA METHODIST chuRcH

Frank Dlebort. Of Santa Ne. Is M
receipt Of a ietlIf from Rev. >. q,
RuOn. III the E,aancla First Methodist
church. Informing him that grouud has
been broken TOR the erection of a new
place Of worship there. The church
"A % be- erected By tho memeors OF
Ref huuns congfqsa'i0n. Aeaefa
speckman aud Nofria, together With
Rev RuoA having laid out the lot last
week And started the foundation
work The carpenter work viii be
donc w yoluntoers and altogether
with the exception OF work that I'M
skilled labor cannon do the bulldlns
viii he erected w novicoa az The
buslness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

halt the work Of the house is dsno az.
ting around.
Lot the Kansas editor read further.
They were tired Of learning nofhlug
new
on. the passionate hate that Oils the
soul Of woman tied ic nnehanglne.
unsatisfying duties.
There are women. patient and brain
less. who, Hike a Chlnaman. can
piacldiy dlscharee q task never done
and requiring iligie or no sense. There
are men Of that stamp, too. They
usually dig ditches.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25


40 engine solHg mile minute
1lvnA 20 pulie q second. says a scl1n.
tluc paper. where's the press ascent
who can beat thati
Only seven we're wounded and one
killed on the opening dag Of the rab.
Hli hunting season IN OHIO. They
musl ush mighty light charges In their
shoiguns IN Ohio.
rilows v new airship company
TIambh We couldn't ever float the
bends"
Tho more We hear about TIE way
they treated young NJ. Hyde while
Ne was III the insurance business. the
less surprised We are that ho didn't
wear a t,g tunrh Of violeis when he
testified
Chaunuey N. Depcw says be doesn't
tellcve Insurance compaaiqe should
mako contributions to political par
z1eH ftH plain that Chauncey knows
tlsis "a BIZ last turn IN the senate.
Tho cfaf h said % be thinking 81
turning qusaia over 20 dictator.
More typewriter EDvcfnmeni7
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
HURST'S CLEVER
CALL DOWN

y vas nmb,elny game between
piiishurg and M York" says Tim
Hass,, ~i,-t- = - Hgstef lad never
seen before sioppea up 10 the plate.
The raw one had just graduated from
the brush league and desiring 10 I'M.
press himself upon me. said. You
are a fine nnpire. Mr. Hurst. and
know that I viii eet fair deal from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

John Pearl. the editor has been
seriously ~ an week, The remainder
oi che farce believes he "a spiritually
prepared for whatever may come. but
IN appfrhenslve AZ 20 whether or not
under existing financial conditions ms
departure would be- feasible. -tialli.
polls CO.. Tribune.