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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18
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ARE MORE OPTIMISTIC,
Russians Also Surprised Over contln.
Isnee OF NEGOTIATIONS.


81, Petersburg Aug. 16.-(3:10 ann
The Associated Press dispatches.
announcing the decision OF the pleni-
potcntiaries at Portsmouth to waive
for the present consideration OF the
article relating TO Sakhalin island and
to proceed with the discussion OF
points that Russia is willing TO accept
as a basis OF negotiations, were re
ceived here with some surprise and
even relief by the Russian public gen.
orally, which had been forewarned
that yesterdays session might end the
conference.
VI. Witte Is known 10 have consid-
cred a rupture more than possible
The Russian correspondents on Mon
day night privately notified their pa
pers that negotiations might be ex-
pected TO end on the morrow, when
the Russian and Japanese plenipoten-
tiaries locked horns on the question OF
the cession of Sakhalin. The boerse
also was apprehensive and Russian
imperial IS. which were weak. yester-
day fell of an eighth.
The postponement Of the discussion
Of one OF the two points on which the
fate OF the conference hangs is CON
sidered a good sign. but not sure
one and the general opinion remains
one OF doubt, though pessimism Is
losing ground as the days pass with
out a rupture between the ENJOYS.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18

Perc Marquette Excursion to Luding
ton, August 90. Pere Marquette Ex
cursiou To- Manistce. August - Pert
Marquette Excursion to Traverse City
August 20. Pere Marquette Excursion to
Bay View, August - Perc Marquette
Excursion 20 Elk Rapids, August -
Pere Marquette. Excursion to Charlie
voix, August % Pere Marquette ENcur-
sion to Petoskey, August -. Pcrc Mar
quette Excursion TO Alpena, August -.
Pere Marquette Excursion 10 Cheboygan,
August -. Pere Marquette Excursion
to Frankfort, August 30. Pere Mar
quette Excursion to Mackinac Island,
August 20 Ask Agent. 2,t2
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18
Grave Trouble Foreseen.

II needs but little totesight, to tell, that
when your stomach and liver are badly
affected, grave trouble is ahead, unless
YOU take the ploper medicine for your
disease. as Mrs John A. Young, Of Clay,
y. Y, did. She saws: IL had II yralgia
Of the livcrand stomach, my heart was
weakened, and could not eat | was very
bad for e. long time, but in Electric
Bittefy, found Just what needed for
they quickly relieved and cured me- y
Bes. medicine for weak women. Sold
urder garantee by Geo. T.. Sharrar drug
gist, at soc bottle.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18
EARTH RISES LIKE DOrGU.
Action % Moisture on Mineral Mat
ter Nearly Wrecks school.

A natural phenomenon recently
caused considerable damage TO the
State Normal School gBnilding OF
Los Angeles. and here was also
great apprehension until the real
cause of the disturbance was
learned
For some time past the centre Of
the building has been slowly risinG,
being thrust upward by some mys-
torious agency II has caused the
floors 10 bulge doors and window
20 be rached TO a degree TO Prev n
opening and sdutting, and hnNiY
tAe walls OF the building BEGAN 20
rack The building frequently Qui-
vered as though from light earth-
quake blocks. and pupils and teac l.
ors We're in a chronic state of nor-
80 saess
safe Superintendent of Public
instruction Kirk investigated tho
ro Bile, and Digging down under
n.at1 Che centre o. jhc bli.a8ng he
fouu5 great masses o. swell iuo
'aita. caused by the cr, stalli-afior
o. ferrous sulphale.
TIE hrilding stands over "A great
aodt az mineral matter -. SAN.
iron alrminum SALT sulphur an.
otlc~ minerals The chemical co IS.
hiaa.on- brought about bt mo'
.re penetrating t'e mass are w.
caused The disturbance Man.
ions of r.e earth have been 100 10
O B. .ul iron a4d stone supports 80.
tIaI.r
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18
FLYING DIRT

Miles w Bullock to Ckas N Randall.
lots.62 and Is, Ashley : 20
Helen V Woodward to Empire
Produce Co, lots ; and j and pit OF
lot s, blk -, and pit of Water 81,
Alma Ia.
Jas i Gibbs to Isaac y Monfort UNI
div = int i'll lot @, div T., Super
visors' plat, Ithaca %
Jas X Dawson 10 Isaac Hewitt, NV
= OF sw sec IS, Fulton nc
Thos NJ Granger To VIM Peacock ct
al, pit of sw = of sc of sec p,
also nw = Of e = sec p, Sum
ner Z.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18
N:l'cra Financial nanking.

N.1'crl Financial Barking.
The newer pan OF using derosi-
tel funds not so much for the dis
20 nti1e of tho regular GO lmorcia.
paper of customers rs for The FRO.
uoQon OF m14e or less speculative
enterprises has coMe into use in an
swer TO a natural demand and is
doubtless CAPABLE of being employed
to the great advantage OF general
business as we'll as that of individ.
uals. But The greater profits post.
BILE in this kind of banking business
necessarily involve greater risks. and
these should'not be incurred without
the provision of extreme Irecau-
tions. These precautions are to be
sought primarily in the integrity
and exceptional ability OF those who
secondarily in a. proper system Of
governmental examination and Goa.
trol.-Proyidence tR - Journal.
White clover and sweet clover bloom
make harvest days for the, bees, and
they improve them 10 the limit.
.spse- So
A good garden well cared for is
worth not less than ST0O 10 any fam
lily where there are SIX or more persons
to feed during the year.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18
University school OF Music. Ann Arbor
Michigan.

Offers thorough, systematic and com
plete courses in all branches of music.
Choral Union 300 voices, Symphony
Orchestra 30 pieces.
For announcement of Concert Bureau,
illustrated calendar Of School or detailed
information, address,
2Ots CHARLES A. SINK, A. b. Secretary
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18
Poisons In Food.

Perhaps YOU don't realize that many
pa7t poisons originate IN your food, bu.
.soine day YOU may feel twingc of dys.
nepsia thar will convince YOU. Or King s
New Life Pills are guaranteed 10 cure all
sickness due 20 poisons of undigestcd
food-or money back. 25c az Gee T..
Sharrars drug store Try them
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18
Northern Resorts Excursion via Pere
Marquette Railroad, August 20.

Marquette Railroad, August 20.
Excursion tickets will be on sale at all
Of the principal offices of the Pcre Mar
quette r. X. Co on date above mon
toned, for regular and special trains.
Tickets Will be sold TO the following
points, but NAV DE used TO intermediate
stations north Of and including Baldwin.
where regular trains are scheduled "a
stop: Ludington. Elk Rapids, Petoskey.
Traverse City, Charlcvoix. Frankfort
Manistee, Bay View. Mackinac Island.
For particulars a. torates, time of trains
etc. see large bills or make inquiry of
Pcrc Marquette agent 2Gt3
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18

Call at ths RECORD office and get a
map of Gfftiot county. We have re-
duced the Price on cloth maps to 50 cents,
aud ~ raper maps to IS cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18

Grand Rapids, sunday, August -. Rate
S125.
Train Will leave Alma at $40 a. IN.
See posters, or ask agents for particulars.
H. +. Moeller, G.. r. a. 29-t-2
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18
Agreed to Unanimously.

~--r u Il
Agreed 10 Unanimously.
To article four both parties gave
ready assent and the official statemSnt
Of the adoption of that article took
care TO state that II was agreed 10
unanimously"
Article five, the consideration OF
which was postponed until later pro
vides for the cession OF the island of
Sakhalin. Discussion appearing use
less at this stage on account of the
firm negative given in the Russian re-
ply, it was decided, upon the motion
OF the japanese TO defer its discus
sion. thus revealing the Japanese in
tention Of postponing TO the end the
life and death struggle.
This is the usual procedure followed
in diplomatic negotiations. enabling
the ncgotiat0rs TO come TO an accord
upon all possible points before tack
ling the crucial issues. and he fact
that The Russians acquiesced in the
proposition shows that they too are as
careful and as anxious as are the Jap
anese that the world should not ac-
cuse them OF being responsible for pre-
cipitating the break if break there is
10 be. and wrecking the conference
This in itself is hopeful sign Be
sides. by postponing the burning ques-
tions 10 the end the psychological mo-
ment for bargain and compromise ar
rives Then hurriedly the last trump
cards and the game Is done
Hope Of Compromise.
And there is growing hope OF com
promise To he closest observers the
final solution begins 20 crystalize
quite naturally-the Russians yielding
the cession Of Sakhalin. Japan fore
going the cost OF the war" but talk
ing compensation In the money 70 be
refunded 20 Japan by China on ac-
count Of nc transfer 10 her Of the
Chinese Eastern railroad which Rus
sia contends belongs 20 a private cor
pOrati0n. therefore uncomfortable by
Japan. the Russian governments prop
erty in Port Arthur and Dalny and re-
Enumeration for The maintenance OF the
100 600 Russian prisoners in Japan.
Strictest Secrecy Henceforth.
The only jar in the sessions OF the
conference Tuesday occurred at the
morning session. when a rather spirit
ed controversy occurred over the
question Of the publicity OF the pro
ceedings. Each side manifested a dis
position to charge the other with be
ing responsible for the leaks" and IL
was settled by renewed pledges 70 OBJ
serve the strictest secrecy henceforth
regarding the proceedings. AS a re-
suit the correspondents last night ex-
perienced additional difficulty in secur.
ing information. 49,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18
EXCURSIONS
VIA THE
PERE MARQUETTE

Saginaw aud Ray city. sunday. August
20. Rate 500.
Train viii leave Alma az 1921 a. N.
See posters or ask agents forparticulars.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18
To Cure a CoId n One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Girtfae Tablets All
druggists refund the mr. Eey If it fails 90 cure.
r. W Grove signsts-r Is on each box 2sc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18
HEAVES.

The uee discovery called HEve q for Heaves,
bistemDer and coughs II = 0ig success If you
have occasion To- rse prnraration 81 that kind
do not neglect getting bENEO The new dis
covery is ONLY FOF HEAvEs. COUGHS AND DIS
TEMPER. 10 fcniarkahe results have Drevv-t
its superiority. Price 50 cents
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18
TO THE LAST MOMENT
crucia Points In Peace Negotiations
Are Postponed.
TWO MORE ARTICLES ACCEPTED

They Relate to "Open Door" and Lao
Tung Leases-Strietest Secrecy Re
eardine Negotiations to Be Main.
tanned In Future on Both Sides.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-18

Portsmouth, y. H., Aug. 1.-THE
erisis in the peace negotiations, upon
which the eyes Of the world are fast
ened, is approaching rapidly and the
end OF this week or the first of next
at the latest should witness the dead
lock and the end, il the conference is
10 go TO pieces.
Two more OF the twelve articles.
numbers four and six. We're disposed
Of Tuesday Article four consists Of
mutual pledges 10 observe the integ-
Tity OF China and the policy OF the
open door Tor the commerce OF ali
nations, and article six covers the sur.
render Of the Russian leases TO the
Lao Tung peninsula, Port Arthur,
Dalny and the Blonde and Eliot is
landa 49,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-01
CITIZEN
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Get your friends to help you,
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paperpubIiShed in this country
We can get you at reduced
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list;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
FAMOUS COW FOR
PORTLAND STOCK SHOW
FAIR QUEEN, CHAMPION At Ev.
ERY FAIR. AN ATTRACTION At
LEWIS ARID CLARK ENroslTloN
SOME FACTS ABOUT tbs
SHOW.

Portland. Sept ls-~Falr Queen
champion of many fairs, and. o. a
COW which has never been beaten, on
I titled 60 rank as ono of the greatest
show COWS liyiag. Is entered in the
BhOrthoru class. al tho stock show
which is 10 be heid "a the Lewis and
Clark exposition from September U
20 90. Fair Queen took championship
hon0rE at the Worlds fair al 81 Louis
last year, and also az the International
Live Stock shows held al Chicago Ia
I 1903 and ie0i and at the American
Royal show nt Kansas City In the
same years. She iH also the holder Of
various premiums won at leading
state fairs ali over The country.
IN the shorihorn show the clnes of
cattle will be the highest In the Unit
GA States" said N ID. Wisdom. live
stock superintendent al the exposition
~ will be- o shrw Of great quality and
one that people cannot AFFORD TO miss.
The shorth0rn show IN Eenerpl win be
equal ta any show ever held Ia Ameri-
ga OF this breed % cattle.
IN the Holsicin class" continued
The suneriniendcnt, nthg HakclwoOd
Farm company Of spokane has enter.
ga twenty head OF show stock, chosen
from seventy head which the company
purchased IN Wisconsin. These are
ne hest Of the class TO be found. They
will compete against the worlds cham.
plon herd pf the Pierce Land and
Stock company Of California. a herd
which Is without question the finest
N the world. The Pierce Land and
Stock company Imported forty head
from Holland last year and the bun
that heads the herd Is one Of the I'm.
pOrtatlOn. lie ~ considered the finest
bull OF the breed living today. 10.
sides these two herds, John b. Irwin.
Of Wisconsin. who won at 50. Louis
last year and +. A. Frakes. OF Oregon.
who also owns some st. Louis prize
winners, win show AZ the fair.
In Jerseys there will be shown a
fine and select herd from the Hazel
Fern farm, owned by W. 3, ladd
estate. This Is one OF the finest herds
OF lerseys In the world. and the stock
sent 10 the ahcw rlnK viii be the very
finest apecimegs Of the breed procur-
able anywhere. In competition with
the Hazel Fern herd win be the herd
of Dr ,Stlll Of Missouri which WA
prominent among iir6t prize winners
AZ 81. Louis last year. and which has
been rocuperated in size and merit.
hesides th6ao two fhero VIII be- a
nnmher Of local herds Of quality. IN
clnding those Of Harry West D. "A.
i.oonoy. A. G. Martin. y. Altman and
Atkinson brothers. al 0f Oregon. IN
sheep swine and goags All the pr0mln.
Huf breeds viii hr rnnfoaoufnu hy IhoI
finest typo of animals"
The sheds FOR the stock show, ON
the Government Peninsula Al the cx,
position, are nearing completion. They
are of improved style. IN every way
adapted 20 the purpose. Everything
will he in readiness for thu stock
show several days before aaplemhar
10 tho opening day. and prospects are
good Tor a remarkably large attend.
ance from Pacific coast states.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
CONGRESS NAY ABOLISH
PRIVATE CAR LINES
AT PREsipERr's SUGGESTION, IS
THE OPINION or THE COM.
MERGE COMMISSIONER.

That congress will enact leglsla
iion looking TO the abollshment OF
private car lines. Is tho opinion Of
one Of the members of tho Interstate
oDmmefcc commission. who recently
discussed this question IN an unofficial
manner.
"l looks now" said the commits.
aipncr, jas though the president will
succeed IN getting the LEGISLATION
which VIII destroy tho present system
Of private car lines, and force the
railroads Into the necessity OF far.
niahiRg feirlgeratlon and other faclll.
tlcn for tine handling Of perishabie
frelgnt u they do this they viii be
responsible for charges In connection
with such facilities under the law,
Just a. thpy now are Cor the primary
freight cAasges This means that they
will have TO publish regular scned.
ules of ratios, and hence our commits
sion VIII exercise lts right under the
inw of regulating them.
Senator Cockreil was quite right
IN the Interview ho gave out the
other day when he asserted mat Il
would he but right Tor the railroads 60
furnish the special facilities, and
that Il was entirely wrong Tor them
10 be IN 4 position where they can dol.
eeate amy part OF their duty and re.
eponsihliity as common carriers fo
any one else Many of the railroads
are already accepting this vltw OF the
situation. The Louisville stock yards
case carried 20 the highest court ~
the land. held specifically that such
special facilities should he furnished
By the railroads. Sonie of them ate
already ROn over to this view. ard
have given us definite assurance that
they viii furnish such facilltiea
II the next congress wei correct
TIE private car line abuses by either
ahOilshing them Or 80 controlling fh9m
that the oummlgsion can gni ihe same
reasonable rates for the shippers thsy
are now assured by a strlcter enforce. /
mont of the laws against common
carriers 9 win go q great ways 10.
wards accomplishing all thai has been
demanded by suffering. shipping
public q WIN go a step further, and
abolish OF correct the present eieya-
tor charges AZ transfer points, and
much more VIII De accomplished. In
fact. / believe that n the private car
line evils are regulated, and elevator
charge abuses are brought within tho
law. we need but llltle iegislatlon ex-
coni tha; of simplifying the processes
nl law by which the commission en-
'oi iees existing atatutes.r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
THE NEW BOARD HAS THE SAY
RETIRING SCHOOL DIRECTORS
CANNOT EMPLOY TEACHERS TO
SERVE UNDER THEIR SUCCESS.
oas.

Colonel George w Prlchard. attor.
ney general OF the TERRITORY. express.
o. an opinion of great Importance 10
the administration OF the public
schools in New Mexico, IN the follow.
ms correspondence between himself
and PrUiessOr Hiram Hadley. snporin.
tendent OF public instruction.
Hon. George w. prlchard. Attorney
General of New Mexico,
Sir; invite you to answer the fol.
lowing duesilon;
h a rctrlUe board of school dlrec.
tors permitted 20 employ teacher or
teachere fo serve FOR iha ensuing
year unter The succes6orB 90 said re-
firing hoard7
Respectfully.
HIRAM HADLEY.
Superintendent Public Instruction
10 thia ATTORNEY General pFlchard
replied.
Omce Of Geo W. prlehnrd At,oruey
General Santa Fo. New Mexlco
Hon. Hiram Hadley. Superintendent
of Public Instruction Santa Ne.
New Mexico.
SIR in yunF communication you
aHk my opinion ns 10 whnfhor d rolir.
iur hoard Of school directors ~ par.
ml'iod 10 employ a teacher Or teach.
erf 20 serve for tho ensuing year an.
Der the sucCona0rs 90 such retiring
board and IN answer ! have 70 say.
that under the law The Old board has
no sneh power The now board has
the absolute right 90 emp.og teachers
for iat school year Immediately fol.
lowing their election. and ans attempt
of the old hoard 20 take thla power
ont Of The hands of the new board has
no leaai or binding effect on the new
boards. Very respectfully.
GEORGE W pRiCHARD.
Attorney General
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
POOR FIOO PERlsHED
iooRRoTEs At PORTLAND FAIR
CAUGHT KILLED AND ATE A
DOG BEFORE THEY HAD SPENT
TwENrY-FoUR HOURS IN THEIR
NATIVE VILLAGE.

Portland. Sept. 49, Twcniy.hv,
hcad.hunting Igorrotes from the wlldr
OF the island Of Iuzon. pariook o. a
dog supper the nrst day after their
arrival AZ the Lewis and Clnrk expo
Rltlpp last week. The Hayaneh were
hungry for dog. having been trayellnf
by land and water for nearly two
mOnihs, without the opportunity oi
cooking and eating q single kido.
Whom they arrived a. their village
noar the "tFail," IN tha exposition
sounds. they got ouf their tom.toine
an3 enjoyed dance Id celebration oi
their safe arrival. Then the Dig chiefs
began hooking ahout for a dog. After
some dlmcniiy small cur was cap
uFll aud turned epor 10 the Igor
rntoa who slaughtered tho animal in
the presence Of large crowd, cut The
caFcass np and boiled Il IN the big
pot Near by another pot containing
rice was aixgilng over the GFe. and
ghon the meal was ready large hunks
80 dog and bounillul hRnchaa OF rice
acre served % each igorroie man.
The seven women in che party were
not permitted 70 eat oi the dog aa
the if0frOies DO not consider thcir
women suffclcEsly brave 10 partake
Of fhat gnyofile morael. The men eat
dog hecaaao they like a and also bo.
cause they believe 4 makes them
brave.
The lsorrotos VIII dance ana eat
dog every day from u0N until iho
close ~ the exposition The aaYaEes
IN this haftg afe not the ones who
tlonH One ~ the S. Louis cOniin.
gent Il Antero, the lnierpfeier, who
speaks iaiF Engllah. AntaerO went
back 10 hts people iaal fan ard told
them wonderful tales nf America. and
he waH delighted 90 return.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
GRAND PARADE
WILL Be A FEATURE
o. rHE TwENTY.FlFTH ANNUAL
FAIR 70 opEA HERE NEXT
WEEK.

o. ThE TWENTY.FifTH ANNUAL
FAIR 70 opEH HERE NEXT
WEEK.
sssS sSSSss66UgWWgBa
fcr many yoasH. Ia fact alncn n
8 tnn forY hldt tnteffalameat s.
2 algen hy ino New Mexico rerfl q
to itI Fair aaaue.as lya. ihe hie .
. feature has always been eanala- A
otpd iHe Tifadoa diaplRy ana a
. parade. and this season viii he u
NJ eAceaiion 81 that rule. q
Everything Is working nlceig q
igr 2 tremendously BIG parade on .
Noufeday 0f n@xl week. and with 4
the fon Wlnsate soldiers. tho q
= uafe BAN clubs. lhc in0ian s.. 40of, =
ths 1ig railway shops. tho Two ,
pre- dofartmenis. TIE several ln- 3
duatsiea And mAny merchants aii 3
y aAp with appropriate loaga. 5
the parade promises - equal. Il q
2 NOT sufpAss. any parade held IN 8
> previous pears q
Ihe pfl2es are as pillows The 4
best HQat ln traces display. e5et 4
second pevt, t1t Best aocOrafod s
q private vehicle. g25: second hoNf. 3
. si3. beat decorated aoat hy w. .
eret society or lodge 9s0s acc. 3
oud best, ts5. W
Colonel BoriAdailc. the grand 4
marshal Of the p1radr. and i. ". y
. MclAnna. supfrlHffndNnt 90 fhia q
y Department, submits she follow.
y Ing line 0f marchs q
Tho parade will form on North 8
hoconf street. como south on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
m cCNTAcT WITH Llvg
WIRE, AND sTiLL LVEs

Mrs iorenVo Iuceg0. with q babo
Ia her arms, IA said 10 laws come Ia
contact with a live wire above the
hot sprlngn SUNDAY, eith the result
that she recoigcd q shock that viii
not soon bo forgotten. now that she
realizes fully the danger that she aas
exposed %, Says the las Vegas Optic.
Il occurred a. che END az The lr0lloy
line. "a lee hOuae Ne. Z. where The
wire lies close 70 the ground. perhaps
toO close for public safety.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
CHILD IS TERRIBLY
nURNHp AT SANTA Fg

While lighting 4 fire al the home ol
her father on College street. Santa W.,
yesterday morning. Elena. thc young
daughter nf Andres sena, was fright
fully burned about TIE lower portion
of her body and legs The hsmes
rau9hl ~ her clothing and before help
eould arrive The nro bad done iis cruel
work
Dlt David Knapp was called and dld
all ltat was possible tO relieve the
girls suffering. lie states that the In.
lurles are quite serious.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16

Postmaster Hawkins has Installed
a series Of new boxes IN the pnslOfilco.
says the EHtancln News. There arc
twenty.slx lock boxes. with cumbina.
Yhia N quite an improvement, and II
We may nov have o money order eya.
tenn Installed, tbs pa1r0uD ol the o.
nee will bo greatly pleased That gn
oilce doing me business Cf the local
once. and that The coNnty seat, should
b. without thla accommodation. Il 4
deiflmeuf 20 our town. Tho request
which has been asked for repeatedly,
should bo granted ~ once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
TWENTY-FIVE POUND
AusBAan aauAsA.

William King, Who has ranch
north Uf railqno brought 20 t,aianeia
monster Hubbard squash. sape tho
NeNs. q d. lhe largest squash d.
thia variety which We have ever aeon.
TIPPING the scales af twenty-five and
onefnnrih pounds. lg Is firm and well
an ot NJ Kings farm and garden
has done splcndldly. ana hc promises
% bring ~ qsiie a display fof the fair
nekt Eeok. hoping 20 tahe some Of the
Drumluma lack with him Thorough
cultivation has shown On tbla Instance
Rhaf can be done N. ihls section. and
be 81 cell pleased wish She result