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The Colorado statesman., 1905-07-22
TEA
Let it be neither weak nor
strong, at least good, if pos
sible fine. and brewed by one
who knows how.

Dress is sometimes a matter o. form
and torn is often a matter of dress.
The Colorado statesman., 1905-07-22

Tommy-There's a man at the door,
pa. who wants to see the boss of the
house. Pa Tell your mother. Ma
Call Bridget.
The Colorado statesman., 1905-07-22

When You Buy Starch
buy Defiance and get the best, 10 OF.
for 10 cents. Once used, always used.
The Colorado statesman., 1905-07-22

Never place your clock at the head
of the stairs; 1t might run down.
The Colorado statesman., 1905-07-22

The airship looks down on the auto
mobile. but the auto doesn't get soar
about it.
The Colorado statesman., 1905-07-22

1t pays to be good; If you get IN the
psnitentiary it shortens your term.
The Colorado statesman., 1905-07-22
EA

TEA
Did you ever hear of a
nervous Englishman?
They drink more tea than
we do, six to one.
The Colorado statesman., 1905-07-22

tastes good and makes one
feel good besides.
Schilling's Best is the tea.
Your grocer returns your money If you done
think SO.
The Colorado statesman., 1905-07-22

Cupid's labor is one of love; that's
why he can't afford to patronize a
tailor.
The Colorado statesman., 1905-07-22
Cure For The Blues
one MEDICINE THAT HAS NEVER FAILED
Health Fully Restored and the 10y Of
Life Regained

When cheerful. brave, ight-hearted
woman is suddenly plunged into that
perfection of misery, the BLUES, it is
q sad picture. 1t is usually this way:
She has been feeling out of sorts"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
Wittsrung uno Dolktrss(bike.

Ni6t MIR auf Die 2anbpirtbi6aft
uno GrnGbrungSberbdltnife Der pers
f9ieoenen @Olter bat bic Witterung
BON ie6er GinfIuB gebdbt, fonoern aud
inoirett auf oaS 8ei6id BON 8Oltern,
bon 0enen manhe ourh ben ginflub
Der Witterung i'm entiheioenben 4us
eenblid peroarben ooer i'm 9esentbeil
eerettet purben. Die dlteite Sinoeus
ring oieier Dirt finoet fi6 bel Den &C.
fdidtsi9reibern, Die Don einem fir
Seuti4lano bodpihtteen greignib
Gunoe geben, bon Dem llntereanae Der
rDmiiden 2eaipnen in benz 3eutoburs
ger Waloe uno ole oarauffolgenoe BE-
freilng Der @ermanen BON romi1heu
Sohe ourh Wrminius. 0urh Den
Gintritt abnorm unsiinitisen WetterS
iparen Die alien @ermanen i'm Stanoe,
Die rOmii9en Gesipnen sdn3lid aufSu.
reiben.
Sn Der Mitte oes 16. Sahrbunberts
mar Spanien alif benz 9ipfel tetner
Waht aneetommsn. Gs beberridte
Die Wslt, uno pie i'm 2anoe oes 8Ds
nigs bon Spanien oie Sonne nitt uns
tergino, 10 paren aud Die Meere ibm
untsrtban, uno nur eire ein5ise Waht
itrGltbte Iid nit aller araft sessn Die
untsrio9ung ourd Die Spanier, oas
tparen Die G~neldnoer. Mber aud ibre
Stunos bate anideineno geidlagen.
papit Sirius V. fdentte oas glaus
bensabtriinniee Gnelano Dem 8ontJ
pbiIipp II. bon Spanien, nnb oleier
beidluB, Iid nit Waffeneenalt oielsr
nS6sntune" gu bemddtisen. Gr
~riiitste cine 5lotte aus. pie lie Die Wslt
nod ni4t eeieben bate. Jules, mas
Spanien an 6lottenmatertdl dufbleteR
tonnts, alles. lpas Der Wiae zines TAFT
iibermdatiaen 9errfhers Suiammens
brinssn fpnnte, muroe in oiefer 6lotte
pereiniat, pelhe aus 100 groBen uno
so tleinsn 8riessidiffen beitano. Sic
bait. faf 10000 Soloaten, 9eeen
5000 MatroIen, $500 Rdnone1, 2lOO
Stlapen ais Huoertneftt iino nnaes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
praailher 9efbeio.

gu Dem betannten 9ebeimratb Or.
9eim in Berlin, Der neben feiner aro=
ben Siihtigteit aud burd fein. fnaps
pen unb braitiiden Mntpprten 0
9ch unb Nieoris betannt aeporben
1T, fam emit Die iunse @rGfin b. g.,
Die einiee @oden 3upor elm Sobnden
befommen bate. DER Mr3t puroe BON
Der Dame Ourd itets erneute ~'sraaen
eeplast, mas man nod Iues fir oen
tleinen SprDBlins be haffen uno nit
Nuben pertpenoen Tonne. Nod an Der
Sbiir blieb fe fteben unb faste: rglur
nod Gines, Iieber @ebeimratb."
Bite, reben Sic, aber fofen Gie
fih fura, 5rau @rdfin.~
-Sasen sic. 9err @ebeimratb, pie
mars NIT GielmiIn fir meinen aleie
nen9 Wofiir 1T oenn gfelmiI9 sut?"
sir iunse GieI!!" periebte Der alte
9eim rubig, iporauf fih Die grdfiu
silist entfernte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
A9tnn On nudb zine 3simaib balt.
Ucn ALBERT 9raeser.

Menn bu nod cine &ciuotb baft,
90 mimi ben Ranltn uno Den Steden,
limb %iponore, ipouore obue &aft,
BIS Ou errct1ii ben tbeuren 8leden.
limb itredtr nur atpei Arme iih
Sn frtub'e ger Stbniuht Dir entaeeer,
Siisbt cine SbrGns uur uu bid,
Spribt Dir ein eiu3'ger MunO ben Stesn,
Oh bu Elm 9ettler, ou bift reid.
Sb frant bein Ser}, otiu Wutb beilommer
@eiunosn pirft bu ouip9leib
SDrit ou has iiibe Mort: 91iltommen!
uno 1T pcriptlft ou9 icbe spur,
.3etet nidts id ocinem @ltt, benz noiien,
Gls griiuberait eir &li9el
Bon Nlem, ipos Dill cinii Oerlafen:
8 nirecuo ipciut cs itt 20 gut,
QRie ipeit bid Oeinc Tjibe troeen,
Oils bn, no fill Elm Ner}c rubt,
Sas e%iniens ipOrm fin hid gsi9luesu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
Dtrratbsrifhe psild)sm.

Cine 3ppenbaeener 3eitung tpsib
iolgenoes @eihi6t6en 5u er5Gblen: Die
prin3efIin Waloemar, Softer bes
Ser5oss BON Gbartres, begte idon felt
ldnserer 3eit Den @eroadt, oab ibre
Briefe an Die Ser5oein, ibre Mutter.
na6oem iie Die fran5Dilhe 9rense pais
iirt batten, bon omtspegen gepffnet
uno seleien puroen; man iibernadt
ia our 3eit in 5rontrsid NIT grpber
8epiHenbaftietsit allies, mas nit Den
Observation-Disclosures" in @srbin=
Dung itebt. Die prinssiiin entIdloB
Iit oesbalb bieier Sage, cine 8riessliit
in @npenbung gu bringen: iie idrieb
ibrer Mutter einen Brief, porin es
bieb: v2iebe DIANA, i6 lese nod Die
triten odniiden @eilhen bel, oente
meiner, tpenn Iie ouften" -. aber
iie leste teine @eilden bel! llmges
bend erbielt lie ieoo6 ben miitterlihsn
Danf fir Die biibl6sn glimhen. 9ie
4rinsefiin lit nunmebr feit iiberseugt.
ireenb Elm pffiaieller grisfmarber babe
oas Shreiben eeleIen uno in Der Wteiz
nung, Die bGniIhen @silden feien beim
Oeffnen abbanben eetommen, fransO,
iiide @eilhen als Griab bineineelest,
bepor er Den 8cief pieoer aumatte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
Gfftbourn int luirtbsbau[t.

Ser 1912 g~eltprbsne 2eipsiser
Shriftiteller 5rieori9 Ro6lib, Der ii9
defenders bur6 iein Gintreten fir Den
8enius 9eetbopens srobe @srbienite
.riporben bat. traf nit Dem unitsrbz
Iihen Sonbihter einmal in einem
Wiener Wirtbsbauie suIammen. geets
bopen beitelte glei6 mad ieinem Sim
tritt cine 6laide Wein uno be3abIte
Iofort nit Der in bObniidem Sone abs
gegeben 8emertung: rSeute bob' ih
pieoer einmal 8elb." Ro9lib fiel Der
Sartasmus in bisfen Worten ebenIo
Iebr auf, ipie Die berlegene Miene, nit
pelfer Der 8elner oapon idli6, uno
uuf feline 5rase, ipas 9eetbopen nit
Dem &elner babe, erfubr er oas Sol
9enoe. Der Msiiter bate bisies
Wirtbsbaus ihon felt Sabren beIu6t
uno feline 3ede itets reblih be3ablt.
gines Saees aber feblte es ibm an
Selo -e IS banoelte iih um as areuaer
uno als eS mad Dem @fen ans
3ablen lam, bat er I'm 4reoit. Der
Selner, Der ibn 10 LANCE fannte, be-
banoelte i9n nun omar nidt eeraoeSu
als n3ehprelIer," er i9rieb ibm a6er
bod (geetbppsn mar oamals Idon
taub) auf Die RIdisite Der SpeiIetarte
Die folgenoen Wprte: nWer tein @eIo
bat, braudt nidt su effen. Wsnn 81.
morgen nidt aablen, gibt's ni6ts
mebr." rSeitoem," f9lob Der Meis
Iter feline Gradbluns. nGrssre i'd ben
aerl uno GABLE aaes baar. mas i'd be.
IteIe.%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
Isle (uc6t einen ]llann."
Skip, non {. tncitcr.

IS mar i'm Salpn BEL Jrau b. Dit.
Die @dite u~nterbielten iiA eifrigit iiber
Die rtrdoitioneuen" L6emata, dIs oo
ltno: Wetter, 9ienitboten, gliidIids
@erlobun9en, ungliitlite Gben UNI
"ob man i9on se9Grt 9dtte2" uno npt
man i9on tpiibte9"
Inter anoerem tam Die Reoe aufj
a1f Elm junges WS6en. Jrdulein T.;
man er5oblte, bab Te ii6 10 tart moen
9ot MAIDEN laHe," oaB tie 10 u~ngenirt
NIT Serren perfebre un0 Die S9luBs
folgerung Der 9etra6tumgen lautete
i'm Munoe elmer alien Regieruness
rdtbtn dlfo: Isle iuat eben einsn
W|ann!" 3uftimmen0es Sopfniden Der
anoeren Gdfte.
nNi4ts 1T mir 70 3upioer," nabm
cine dltere Dame nit IpiBer Naie oas
@ort, nals oieIe SoqO mad Dem
WIdnn, ni6ts lit fir Elm Wdb4en 70
entpiiroigeno."
Limo purum. g~nGoi9e Truu. tp.nn
i'd bitten oarf2" @uer 0ugen ri6teten
il6 er'taunt auf has iunqe MGo6sn,
ods bisber onIheinen0 tbeilnabmslos
Der 9istufion 5llaeb1rt hattie.
n4ber, Srduiein Gertruo, i6 bite
sic, mie tOnnen Sic ga nod fraeen.
sic, Die !Serren 9egeuijber INNER 10
a%uriidhalteno finb, neroen bod ni6t
etrpa oas Sbun bon GrduIein i. nod
pertbeibigen nolen?"
limo parum nitt}" Wisoer bieIe
ril9ige Jrage. sd babe bis iebt ME
gebOrt, odB Srdulein t. ii6 i'm Der
tebr nit !Serren etipds bat gu S6uls
Den tommen Iaifen. Sic pertebrt fret
uno often nit ibnsn 1T oas etlpas
unre6tes9 Wan modt ibr gum Dor
fpurf, iie iu6e einen Mann, nun pobl,
tpesbolb ioa tie nidt?"
u@ber, SrGulein Gertruo, i6 lam
Sic ni6t peritfben, sic nit Sbren
fcnf 10 itreneen Nniihtsn, sic ole
niemals bdnu6 getradtet baben, einen
Ntunn gu gepinnen."
nSie tduf6en ii6, gndOige Srau,
aud ih iufe einen Munnl"
Ginen Mugenblid mar es, als So9ere
lie, ibre @ebanfen 2euten preis3ugeben,
Die tie niht ~peritanoen poer am Gnbe
fali6 auslegten aber MIR einen 2(uz
9enblid, Damn ioete ie nit tur3er Gnts
f6loFenbeit, pdbrsno ountle HDtbe
ibre 6lalIen Wdngen iiberflutbete.
nSa, i6 fuhe einen MEenI6en, i6
fu4e einen Wann, uno i6 Iebe ni6t
elm, iparum i6 bas perbergen iolte!
Sd babe Die Serren ME ais Wittel aur
1lnterbaltun9 angeieben. ionoern isben
gepriift: ,a0nnte oo8 tpobl Ser Re6te
iein@' Der, mad Dem mein gauges
WeIen tradtet, Der mir beIfen foa, oaS
Geben tennen 81 lernen, gu e~rgriinben
uno 81 e~rtra9en9 9erjenige, Der nit
mir ipanbert, 6dno In 6anb, ais mein
better 9amerao2 GeIuht babe ih i'm,
bis ieBt leiber pergebti6. gei ieoem
ou9te i'd: Sit's bieisr bielei6t9 Ni9t
am Nege fiben mill ih. gleiA elmer
9ettIerin, unb portsn, bis er tommt,
bis er mid finbet. iSelbit qeben min
id, inn entge9en, ielbit nanoern uno
iuhen. @ieIei6t it's pergebli6, absr
benno6, meme SerrIAaften. sic Ieben,
audi ib ,fuhe einen Mtdnnp"
Mit rubiGer, taft letter Stimme
bate bds Md06en 6eIprphen, dber in
feinen 3iigen matte ii4 tiefe G%rresuns.
Wltt ge1punnter Miene ipartete iie, ipels
6en Ginorud ibre Wprte gema6t batz
ten.
Grit fs%tunoenldnqe Stiae, bdrouf
cine Der 0amen: r0as iino Nnii9ten,
liebeS 6rdulein, tpenn man Sic 70
reoen bort, tlingt es ia gang gut, aber
- pie geIdgt -"
nMletne 9dmsn, tpenn i6 bitten
barf, Der Sbee lit ierpirt," unterbrad
Die Sausfrau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-28
PaKen6e dntmprt. 4

PaKenoe antmnrt. Der Gbepolier
b. Saints9ue iab zines Rndmittaes
i'm @afe 0alois 5u pariS uno laB Die
3eituns. aIs pIOBli& Elm 3err gu ibm
frat uno ibn fraste: ~Yer3eibuns,
tpenn i'd ftOre. aber fasen 81. mir,
babe i'd Die Gbre, Sie ober Sbren
germ 8ruoer gu iprshen? .Meinen
8ruoer," ~antiportete Der Gbepalier.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

~ 81 the United Presbyterian church.
An ny, Ore. June g.
National American Woman's SUI
tragc association. Portland. Orc. June
20 20 July 8.
Annual meeting Of the American
Library association. Portland. July
2 90 Z.
American Medical association.
Portland July ~ 10 IA
National conference OF Charities
and Corrections. Portland. ore. July
1922.
Convention Of the National Assocla
iion ~ Letter Carriers. Portland. Sep
tembor 80.
Concatenated order ~ Hoo Hoo.
Portland September si2.
Head camp and Grand circle eos
sions " tho Woodmon Of the World
and Women Of Woodcran. Los An.
gcles. Cal. April rs.
Grand assembly Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. Fresno. Cal,
May 1895.
International Printing Pressmen's
and Assistants Union Of North Amer
Tea. san Francisco. Cal. June ~
American Surgical association. san
Francisco July a..
Grand lodge Of Theatrical Mcchan.
Teal associations ~ the United States
and Canada San Franclscn. July
1894.
international convention Of Chris
tlan Woman's hoard OF Missions "
Foreign Christian Missionary society
OF the Christian church. convention ~
American Christian Missionary society
81 the Christian church; national con.
ventiona OF Christian Endcavor socie'
ties ~ the Christian church a; San
Francisco. Cal. August 1874
Wnman'a Christian Temperance
Union convention. Los Angeles. CAL
October 20 20 November ?.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
SUMMER EXCURSIONS

Eight thousand copies each OF Ave
different circulars aggrogatiag TWEEN.
ty'f0ur pages OF solid reading matter
are being sent out from the Topeka
ONCE of W. J. Black, general passen.
ger agent Of the Santa ~.
The circulars are belng sent prin-
clpally TO agents az various points on
connecting lines 81 railroads IN the
cast, and announcements Of the ma.
merous excuralOn rates for the various
conventions, etc. held IN the vest and
on the Santa 70 lines are contained
therein.
The circulars contain detailed inf0r.
nation Of the excursion rates Of the
following events;
Regular summer tourist rates 20
Colorado, Utah and Wyoming.
International Epworth League con
vcntion, Denver, July 80.
Annual meeting OF the order "a
Eagles. Denver. August 1928.
Annual meeting American Osieo-
pathic association, Denver August
1919.
National encampment Grand Army
q the Republic. Denver September
~.
lewis erd Clark Centennial exposi.
ton. Portland, Ore, June ! 20 octo.
Der l5
women's General Missionary socle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
WOMAN FOUND DEAD

The report has reached this place
that Mrs. Rector, who rcaided In tue
ORle Flats country, was found dead
near her nome one day last week.
says the Tucumcarl Times. AZ soon
as her disappearance was noticed,
large searching party was orRanlzed
aud for several days continues
hunt was Kept up until tie badly
bruised and partially deeompoaod
body was found several mpss from
her home on a hillside which was CIV
orod with rocks and shubbery, making
the search difficult.
u appears that Mrs. Rector had Dn-
come mentally d0rangec and had
arisen from her bed. where she left
nor aged husband, and In her night
clothes left the promises, baroiooted.
scantlly clad, and without food or
drink. wandered around for several
days until death ended hor auiferinRn.
Her feet we're terribly iaceTatod and
hor body BADLY brlsed from the cactus
and rugged rocks.
A. first, the general opinion Was
that she had met with foul play, bat
later Investigation proved this 20 be
D mistaken theory
She was about sixty years Of age
and leaves husband about the same
age and several grown sons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Ia being Allied temporarily by J. j..
Duffy, warehouse foreman
James Dun, chief engineer OF the
santa Ne with headquarters al los
Angeles. arrived In the city Saturday
night In hia private car and viii ~.
main here several days. He viii visit
the scene Of operations on the cutoff
while In the city lie has been on an
inspection trip over the western sys'
TEN.
Judge Henry l.. waldo. New Moxl.
cos solicitor FOR the santa Pc, VIII
leave LIS Vegas early during the
present week for Kansas city. Mo-.
where ae will attend a complimentary
banquet 20 be given IN honor Of Gard.
nor iathrOp, who has been appoint.
Cd general solicitor Of the santa Ne
Railway system with headquarters In
Chicago 20 succeed p. ID. kenna. who
has resigned that office to date May
FIRST.
y. A. Jones. who has heretofore
been general agent OF The santa 70
coast lines, with headquarters at
Fresno. Cal, has been appointed to be-
general freight and passenger agent
of tho Santa Re, Prescott a Phoenix
railway. with headquarters at Pres
colt, succeeding a. y hnoealt. trans.
iorred. a. W. Hobart. contracting
agent OF the coast lines, has been 40.
pointed general agent ~ Fresno. vice
Mr Jones
The Now Mexican says, = recent
letter % Agent Luiz, OF the Santa Pc
gives the route for the way billing OF
all freight 90 this section from points
cas- tot Chicago The cars will hs
sent to Santa We via the Santa Fe
railway; from Santa Re TO Kennedy
VIA the Santa 70 Central and from
Kennedy TO points south and west via
the Santa Re. This seems an irrogu-
lar way to ship but there Is evidently
some good reason for H.
The Gallup Republican says. VIM.
McNickor left for Manneiito and
points south and west Of there TO an.
ish the work OF surveying for the Ari.
roma a Colorado railroad Mr. NC.
Wicker was employed some time ago
BY the railroad people 20 do this work
and has a good part Of the work com.
pletod. The wet weather of the past
month has hindered the work. how.
ever. The work Is being done 10 81
tablish section lines for tho isi1rma.
ton Of the railroad people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
THE DEATH or LITTLE
GLADYS MARGARET STEVENS.

Gladys Margaret stevens. little
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles G..
stevens, was born at Stevensville, Pa,
January 81. 1898. and died al Albn.
querQue. New Mexico, April 10, 1905.
being aged seven years, two months
and twenty.elght days.
Gladys was a remarkable child In
several particulars. She was thought.
ful and considerate far beyond what
II expected OF one OF her age. She
seemed especially drawn to religious
matters being always eager 20 know
the reason for various acts OF worship
as well az the subject of belief
Her aftect,onal nature was also very
active and her desire fcr that which
was lovely was marked. A few weeks
since at her own request she was per.
mitied To unite with the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church. Stree then
both by her conduct and her own ey.
preston she fully evlnced the fact
that she highly appreciated tho step
she had taken and was endeayoring 10
govern her life according 20 the teach
ing OF Jesus.
The funeral took place at the family
residence on the corner OF sixth and
New York avenue and was attended
by a large number ~ friends and &C.
Quaintances The prOfusion OF beauti
ful flowers was faint indication OF
the high esteem Ia which she was
held.
Tho funeral services were conducted
by her pastor. Rev. Wilbur Fisk and
the inrormont took place nc Fairview
cemetery. The bereaved parents have
the sincere sympathy of their many
friends In this, their tine OF deep sor,
row.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
LETTER LIST

Remaining In the postonlce at Al
buquerQue y. NJ. April %. 1905.
Pei sons calling for or sending Tor
these letters please state where they
had been receiving mail, also mention
date OF advertising.
Free delivery OF letters al the resi-.
dcnce OF addressee may be secured
by Observing the following rules:
Give writer's name, and request an
swer 10 be directed accordingly.
Direct letters plainly to street mum
Der.
Advertised matter n previously
held one week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter II held two
weeks before a goes TO the dead let
ter once at Washington. DC.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
SANTA FE PLANS FOR
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
LIST or CONTRACTS TO DC
AWARDED AND MONEY SPENT
IN The SOUTHWEST.


q. a. Morse, assistant cmoi engl.
|ncor, OF Topeka. advises that Contracts
flor double track work on Various pOr'
|tlons OF the santa he system have
been awarded AZ follows:
From Double Track Junction to
'I0liet, M, 10 the Pcttlbonetientry
company OF Chicago; from Herman 70
.ejreator, m, % Hainea a Co, Of To-
|poka. from streator TO Aneona. hl,
band from ShoptUn 10 Macuta, la, %
cameron. McManus a Joyce. OF
|keokuk. Ia. from Macuta 70 NicksOn,
10 the Iantry sharpe Contracting CON-
'pany, Of Kansas City, Mo-. from Buck
Bin 10 Rothgille. Mo. 10 the Pettlbone.
.gentry company, Of Chicago, from
Hardin 10 Lexington Junction. Mo-, 20
iCamerOn, McManus a Joyce from
4 l.axirgton Junction 10 Camden, the
wotk will be done by the companyh
Aorcea. from znrah 30 OlEthe, Kan,
Prom Ottawa 10 Melvern. and from
YOiivet 10 Lobn, TO the Lantry- sharpe
Contracting company, OF Kansas CITY;
from I.ebo 10 kentOn, 10 Dolman a
fsons. OF Topeka; from Nesho Rapids
d. Wlggam. the company Will DO Us
|Dwn work: from Florence 10 Peabody.
fIlan.. 10 Lakes A Harheld, Of Wichita,
Kans. Bids have been asked for the
8work on change OF line between
.Alelvern and Oliyet. Kans., and from
canadlan 70 GlaEier on the Pecos Val.
ey line In Texas. Also for second
II rack work between Peabody and
I8raddOck, kans., between walton and
y Gilman. Kans, between Jansen and
Morley, Colo, and between Lynn aud
hillside. n. NJ. Also for grade re.
|mction between Florence, kans.. ana
'Newklrk. Okla, and between Newton
.5hnd Dodge city. Kans.. and for a raise
Nj grade and lovee at the Canadian
liver crossing near Purcell. l. Il.
The Santa We company h said 70
.rouiemplate the construction Of
branch from ivanh0e, Cal, VIA Liza
And Bn'lfrog, 20 Goldheld. New. James
.Dun. &. f.. Chicago This company
has given orders To resume work on
be Eastern New Mexico from Belei'
NJ. 10 Texlco on the Texas state
r. Inc. a distance OF $50 miles. Twenty
miles of track we're laid on this line
n 1903 from Belen TO Sias. and most
bf the grading is finished from slaa
a willard, SO miles. The contractors
Tor this portion Of the work are
.antry q Sharpe Of Kansas city. Mo
+ The line has been located from VII
lard 20 Texico. 1876 miles. II Is pro
posed TO push work from both ends OF
he line, aud contracts for the work
Dn the Texico end will be let soon.
The Arizona and California branch
which Is under construction from A
G. Junction near Wickeaburg. Ariz.
brest 20 the Colorado river. iOS miles
~ sas been located from the Colorado
liver 10 connection with the main
Inc Of the Santa Re at Bengal. Cal.
istance OF 90 miles James Dun, c. r.
chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
GRAND ARMY OF REPUBLIC
THE DEPARTMENT or NEW MEX.
CO WILL HOLD ANNUAL EN-
cAmPMENT IN THIS CITY, MAY
5 AND 6.

The twenty-second annual eneamp.
mcnt OF the department OF New Mex.
ice, Grand Army OF tho Republic, will
be held In this city on May 9th and
9Th. General WilmOn w. Blackmar.
the cOmmanderin-chief. viii be pres.
ent; also General Thomas j. Dowmen.
department commander OF Wyoming
and Colorado; Colonel Daniel W.
Brown. assistant adiuiant general OF
Wyoming and Colorado; the national
vice president Of the WOmana Relief
corps. and the national president Of
the Ladies' 81 the Grand Army OF the
Republic. The Duke City has OK.
tended the freedom of the city 90 the
members and has appointed a com.
mlitoe 20 nee that the visitors are
well taken care or The Commercial
club has rendered the use of lta build
Ing for a reception and q Is expected
that a big time Will be- had. The rail
roads have agreed 90 make a half fare
rate and every member OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic In New Mexico
should attend " possible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
lew MEXICO SANDS
May HAVE PLATINUM

Tho United statet geological sur
~ has taken steps 20 have tho black
ands OF the western states examined
or platinum and other rare metals.
'rof. Y. A. Jones, a well known mining
ngincer Of Albuquerque, has been
hat in charge Of the Investigations IN
Few Mexico, and everything possible
rill be done 10 ascertain whether the
lack sands Of Now Mexico contain
ny OF these substances. indications
re that these sands contain platinum,
npas, garnet. magnetic and several
ther valuable and rare metals.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
chamberlaln's Cough Remedy the Best
and Most Popular.

Mothers buy Il for croupy children,
railroad men buy Il for severe coughs.
I'D elderly people buy Il for Ia grippe"
h,y Moore Bros, Eld0n. Iowa. we sell
more oi Chamberlain Cough Remedy
tnkcn the lead over several other good
brands" There IN no question but this
medicine N the best that can be produced
for coughs and colds. whether Il be q
child or an adult that 10 afflicted II al
Ways cures and cures quickly. Sold BY
all druggists.