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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-03
REPR|EVE FOR
MRS, MARY ROGERS
REACHES SHERIFF

Windsor VT Feb 3The bearing the repreve OF
Mary M Rogers the convicted Bennington muderes from Gov
Bell High Sheriff Peck the here arrived
early this forenoon His coming the anxiety which the
possibility reprieve might
before o'clock this which the time limit
for execution of Rogers.
The Charles T. Walters, secretary of civil and mill
ary o'clock Sheriff Peck
waiting for him the railway station and his hands received
the official document.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-03
FIRE IN EAST ST. LOUIS
CAUSES LOSS OF S265,O00

East So Louis. Ills.. Feb. 2-siX ~ the
largest office and store buildings here.
were destroyed or badly damaged by 1re
today and several persons were injured
Tho loss f. estimated ~ SOS no. partly
covered by insurance several families
who occupied fats IN tho upper floors ~
ono Of tho buildings were driven out into
tho frigid weather
Miss Annie Kelley was overcome by
smoke and carried out bv 1remen
J,seph Smrh was hurt bv falling
debris Several others were reported in
3gred.
street car traffic was completely tied
up and the telephone service IN the dis
trct was badly crippled.
'~he intense cold greatly retarded the CT.
icLtlye nghting of the Games
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-03
JURY RETURNS VERDICT
OF $500 AGAINST GEORGE

The fury IN tho case ~ rasquale Izzi
against Police officer Harold 4. George
this afternoon brought IN q verdict in
Judge Johnsons court I'm favor ~ the
plaintiff Izzi is awarded $500 damages
The verdict IL small one from the fact
that g. has been an expensive case to
fight The trial was begun a week ago
today. There was large number Of
witnesses called upon each side Izzi
claimed that George. without any reason.
attacked him and severely beat him The
officer claimed he only struck 1zzi I'm self.
defence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-03
SHOE SAMPLE SALE
AT
John the Shoeman's
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND,
PUBLIC NEARING.

Providence. r. /. Feb 2. 1905.
he Committee on Fisheries Of tho
House OF Representatives will hear all
persons interested in the bill entitled An
Act In amendment 81 an act entitled An
Act In amendment OF and I'm addition 20
Chapter 1s9 OF the General Laws entitled
OF Free and Common oyster Fish
cries - " in the rooms % the Shell Fish
Commissioners. on Wednesday. February
g. 1875. upon the rising Of the House.
JOSEPH G.. ANTHONY, Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-03
SCHOONER JENKINS IS
Fl0ATeD BY AID OF TUG

New York. Feb 2-The schooner
Georgia II. Jenkins. which ran ashore
Yesterday az Long Reach. Long Island.
was fioated today with the assistance OF
the Merritt and Chapman tug William
Coley.
The Jenkins was bound for New York
with = cargo ~ cypress lumber from
JacksonVille Fla She s said not 10
have been damaged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-03
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN THE
NEWS.

ic. per word first insertion. nc. repeat.
ixk. &c. per word 2wks. &C. per word;
3vks. 7c per word, limo. Sc. per word.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-03
RUSSIAN
STRIKE IS
EXTENDING

s~ $50 s.<.s<ss<sSS
Warsaw, Russia. Feb. 3.--serious q
> disorders broke out this morning at q
, Iodz GO miles from warsaw "
) where % on men are striking some q
) OF tho employees Of a lace factory a
attempted 10 return 20 work and {
) the remainder forcibly prevented &.
them A strong military patrol was q.
!, summoned and attacked and fired At 4
), the strikers who replied with re d.
> volver shots q
) II is reported over the telephone (:
) that the firing wa. continued at q:
), o'clock this afternoon. .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-03

1t often requires dig
ging to get pure water.
It's often the same with
advertising. Don't think
that you are going to gen
returns at once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
HOW 1T STICKS.
Albuquerque Has Found II Hard 70
shake OF.

Albuquerque Has Found II Hard 20
shake of.
Hard 10 bear, harder 20 get rid Of,
~ any ltchiag skin complaint
Eczema or Itching Piles.
Deans Ointment relieves and cures
All ltchinoss OF the skin.
Albuquerque people endorse this
statement.
Mrs. X. y. Waite formerly OF 202
North Second street, says. There
came TO my notice sometime ago a
case OF eczema or OF some disease OF
the skin. which had resisted all the
efforts of the party TO stop, DOan's
Ointment was procured at the Alvar-
ado Pharmacy and course OF the
treatment commenced. Il gave p0al.
tive relief after an APPLICATION or two
and upon a continuation OF Il for
sometime the annoyance ceased. This
Information should be OF untold value
70 residents OF Albuquerque who are
In quest OF an article upon which they
can depend TO cure any itchlness Of
the skin eruption"
For sale By all dealers. Price go
cents. Foster Miihurn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
states.
Rsmemher the name-noan's-and
take no othor 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
LIKING A oANoeR ouRg.

The search for cure for cancer
soes on unremiitlngiy and scarcely a
month passes without the discovery
OF some nostrum guaranteed 10 stop
the ravages q the malsdy which has
come TO be- one Of the worst acourges
OF mankind. But none OF these al.
legged cures has stood the coat. and
even the cause OF cancer Is sim un'
known To quote the words OF the
Harvard commissioners In their recent
report mo more Is known about is
origin now than az the beginning OF
the Christian era. II Is supreme
mystery"
Last summer the Cancer Research
fand, an organization formed In Eng.
land under royal patronage 10 iayesti'
gate the causes and Try to End a cure
for the dread disease. made a similar
report The investigators expressed
the belief that cancer n not infeciiousi
Is not transmlssiblo from one species
to another; Is not caused by q para
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
rAE TRACE excuRsloN.

an the Denver SUNDAY papers con.
tain enthusiastic accounts OF tho
trade expansion trip and dwell on the
good results that viii accrue TO the
Colorado capital. The returning ex.
oursIonlsts were met at the depot by
q large throug and reception was
tcndored Everyone who spoke ex.
pressed the strongest assurance that,
hereafter. the southwestern country
visited would ship mach OF Its sur.
plus products TO Denver aud receive
In return the product OF Denver man.
dfactories.
one point the returned travellers
impressed upon their hearers, says
the Las VEGAS Optic. Gad the papers
have made much Of H. The point
was that In order for the towns OF
the southwest TO prosper 10 a greater
degree and for Denver TO propSei
through a cemcntcd trade relation II
was OF the utmost ~ l1rtanoe TO SO
cure better freight rates betwe, the
Colorado and New Mexico towns.
The Denver men came 10 New Mex
leo 10 learn as well as to seek bust
ness. From Las Vegas and Albn
guerque and Ration, they confess hay
lng learned one valuable lesson
which they are going 10 put into Of
feet at once. This lesson consists OF I
combination Of the business with IN,
social side Speaking OF this the Re
publican says:
"But the point which each % IN
New Mexico towrs hammered int
Denver was thin. that each OF then
had is commercial club, with larg
rooms. fitted mp for club purposes.
place where business men meet ever
day, a center for business activity
and Denver has no such place. Il wa
this .biSct lesson at Albuquerque. a
Las Vegas. It Ration and at TrInlda
that forced the eliminating result q
the excursion"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

ste; that radium has no curative cf.
feet and that the cancer cell can re.
acquire powers a self-propasation. u
was stated that a serum had been dis.
covered from which good results we're
hoped. within n few days the cancer
COMMISSION Of the Harvard medical
college, a body composed OF seven ex'
pert pathological who have been work.
ING on the problem for four years. has
made a similar report. from which the
opinion above quoted Is taken This
commission was created through the
generosity Of Mrs. Caroline Brewer
Croft. who gave 100000 for the pur
pose.
Consumption. which destroys more
human lives than any other disease,
Il rapidly being gotten under CONTROL
hut az the same time cancer Is stead
ily increasing rs raTages. In Massa
chusoitu. the state with the highest
death rate from pulmonary disease. II
people per 10000 die every year from
consumption, az against 35 per 1000,
thirty years ago. Deaths from diph
iberia and typhoid fever have CORE
spondingly grown less. but In the same
period the death rate from cancer has
doubled and q IL now about one.hali
that OF tuberculosis The seriousness
Of the nltuatlon fully iuslilies the OK
traordlnary measures bclng taken .,
and a means Of relief. and difficult a,
tho problem Is there - little doub ihA
Il VIII be- solved before many years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
FAREWELL RECEPTION
FOR JUDGE BAKER

(From Tuesdays Daily Ciiizen)
This has been a very busy month
for the CONNIE. sial club socially.
There was the New Years ball, a
couple Of regular dances, the recoD.
ton for Judge Ira A. Abbott, and now
comes a farewell reception for Prosi'
dent Benjamin y. Baker
This aifair viii be givon ON Friday
night and viii be given in honor Of
Judge and Mrs. baker, who will leave
on Saturday for Omaha. Neb., their
old home. Il viii BIO exclusively for
the members Of the club and their
ladies' and any out Of town friends OF
~, ana Mrs. Baker. There viii be
dancing and refreshments as usual
Friday night was chosen 10 that the
Bernallll0 county statesmen will be
able 10 get home and attend, A large
attendance Is expected as Judge and
Mrs. Maker are favorltes at the club
and IN Albuquerque society circles
and their departure will be- felt with
sincere regret
Friday afternoon at the Alvarado
hotel. Mrs. solomon Luna win g've
a farewell lunch In honor OF Mrs.
Baker
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
THE COLORADO
RACING CIRCUIT


The Colorado racing circuit, which
has been maintained for the past three
years. will likely be expanded into the
Rocky Mountain circuit sooner than
had been anticipated. says the Horse
'-an. published al Chicago. Az toe re-
cent meeting OF the hrsi named, held
ia Denver on Jan. 7. salt Lake City
OF Utah and towns OF New Mexico were
represented aud givon dates In the cir
cult The Utah association asked 10
have rs datee along about the latter
part OF May, favor that could not be
granted with justice 10 the assOcia.
lions IN Colorado. Consequently tho
Utah men were content with dates
after the close OF tho big meeting 20
be- glyen ~ the Overland park IN Den
YER The racing viii commence al
Fort Collins. Colo, early Ia May, swlng
clear into New Mexico and SO north
gradually 20 the mectlnr al Denver TO-
ward the last Of June, then go south
90 Pueblo and over The mountains 20
Salt Lake city
Fort Collins. which has been added
20 the circuit, Is Ia me nidat Of the
richest farming section la northern
Colorado Raising OF nne stock ha'
been an Industry there for toe pas
twenty years. and some slight al
iempls az racing have been made
But the meeting on the new Rock
Mountain circuit viii DO the hfs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

X. OF y hail Monday uisnt Jan. %,
o. fl5 O'Clock All members request
el to be on Time Al SIG the circle
viii give "good and welfare" social
Everybody lnvfod 20 attend. eta D.
Allison. Secretary.
The concert and farce comedy enter
iairmeni to he given at Colombo hall
lopighl promises TO be an enjoyable
analr. rae best local talent D. en-
mged and the program is resplendeul
with excellent lcatures Tna onc.acl
farce comedy entitled Mover sas
pye" promises a good laugh. Ther,
viii be no reserved seats, meanlnl
nrsi come arsg served. and the tickets
viii be- 60 GEMS.
Roberts restaurant has remove,
from No. 2ii West Railroad avenue &,
No. 100 West silver avenue. whore A.
elegant Sunday dinner the opeplnl
meal. viii be served
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
LETTER LIsT

Remaining In tho postonice a. A.
querque. Jan. 20. 1906
Persona calling for or seneing for
these letters please state where they
mad been receiving mali. also mention
date OF advertising.
free delivery Of letters At the resi-.
donce OF addreasoe may be secured
BY Observing the following rules
Give writer's name. ana request sn'
swer 10 be directed accordingly.
Direct letters plainly 20 street aun-
Der.
Advertised matter 10 previously
herd one week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter IL held two
weeks before Il goes 10 the dead let
ter once AZ Washington. ID. q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

plunge into racing OF any serious me-
mcnt In that city The town - In the
midst OF The great Gaelic Ia Paudre
valley. famed for the quality OF ia
wheat. sugar beets, potatoes. cattle
and horses. The last named Industry
was given an impetus during the last
year by the formation OF the Fort Col
Inns Driving club. The towns Ia New
Mexico that have been added 20 The
association have maintained fall meet
ings for a number OF years. withr =
securing memberships Ia any organ.
lied association AZ Las Vegas viii
put up $500 In purses and Alhuquer'
que $1,000. the racing In the two cities
should be even better than that OF pre-
wous years. One. town has dlsap
peared from the Colorado circuit
Colorado Springs The association In
that city has not had very successful
meetings, and It's Officers have moi
been IN accord with the officers OF the
other members Of the association. i
il llkoly that the Springs win DO oui
OF the organization for only year OF
two. as racing conducted there as PEG
le like 20 have Il would probably draw
well again.
The dates assigned at the Denve
meeting we're: Fort Collins, Colo. Ma!
~. % and "a; Albuquerque. n. NJ
May 20. 30. 81 and June 1 Las Vegas
~ ~, June s. G and Z; Trinidad, Colo
june ~, 10. "A and Is; Denver. Jun
~ 20 July 4, inclusive fourteen day
OF racing; Pueblo. July 2 8, 10 and II
salt Lake City. Utah. July IS, ~, Il
and 10.
Through tho early dates ON the eli
cult lho ala pace and the 2.2f tro
will be- features. These two claase
will accommodate most Of the fas
hoTses 20 enter for the meetings. A
the Denver meeting tho 2.ii PAGER
will probably have 2.iS class for en-
try, AZ. while all the other tracks ar
half.milc anairs, that At Denver "a
luil mile.
The Overland Racing associate q, {
conduct the meeting az Denver, Ia
made extensive additions and change
70 the plan OF races for the dates -
lccted IN June and July Extonsiy
, Improvements are 10 be made on IN
grounds. the principal bcins the pu
ting In OF a new betting ring, unde
cover OF an addition 20 the stands, an
/ the laying out OF steeplechase cours
! on the turf. The Yellowstone whisk
handicap for 2.2t trotters viii llkel
: be for a purse OF $500. a third grea
er than previously. The entry list "a
This race last year was the largest Z
the meeting and the list OF ontrie
about the best. There will also be IA
Studebaker purse Of $1,000 for 81
trotters. The list OF events for IA
, meeting VIII be made out some tim
during the present month, In time "a
I horse owners 20 make entries for "a
, early closing events, which are to b
ciosed on March ib.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
NOTED APACHE INDIAN
RETURNS TO ALBUQUERQUE

Antonio Apache, the celebrated Apa.
che indian newspaper writer, author
and Indian lore expert. arrived from
New York last night and Is again
with ,he curio department OF the
Harvey system. Last year during the
heavy travel ON the California limited
train Mr.. Apache travelled on that
train between here and the Grand
Canyon, explaining 10 the travellers
The wonders OF the great gorge and
principal points OF interest on the trip
up the canyon branch,
Mr. Apacne has large number os
friends in this city who Will welcome
bis return.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

colonel r. y. Twltchell. Of Las We
gas, spent last night In the city. and
left for the north this morning.
r. W. Ripley. inspector of stations
on the Santa re, IL among she big
Santa Fc officials stopping al the Al.
varado.
s. u. BusHer, superintendent OF the
reading rooms ON the santa Fc. IL
among the prominent railroad officials
IN the city.
Trainmastor Harry Dixon arrived
from the wee last night on the spo-
tial train which brought General Man.
ager A. q. Wells to the city.
The regular monthly tea OF the
Catholic Ladies' Aid soolely will be
held In the knigrs OF Columbus club
rooms In Eiks' opera house Tuesday
afternoon, Jan. "a, from 10 g. All
strangers are cordially Invited.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
or POLITICAL CHARACTER


Nashville, Jan. Ex-Governor James
y. Frazier was today lnaugurated for
the second term. In his address he
said; Upon supreme questions which
touch our racial integrity and suprem.
acy. let as give all mankind 90 under
stand that there viii be neither com.
promise nor shadow OF turning"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

CFrom Mondays Daily ClllzenJ
Regular meeting OF the WOOdmens
circle tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
at Odd Fellows hall
Mrs. X. w s. Negus Is entertaining
Miss Blanche Kefcheval, who arrived
from Indianapolis.
Miss Jotta Rosonwaid o. this city.
who q In Denver. anticipates leaving
shortly for a visit abroad.
"A. A. lastro and daughter. Mrs. nj.
o. Chadbourno, expect 90 leave this
evening for bakersfield. Cal. Mr. Jas.
tro's home
S. o. Andrus. Of Pasadena. Cal.
whose engagement 90 one OF Albuquor-
que'a fairest daughters was announced
some time ago. arrived FROM California
last night
Representative Ellis. OF Eddy coun-
~ speh, Saturday and yesterday In
the city and returned 10 Santa Re
this morning.
Mrs. W. 3. Burke and Mrs. y. "a.
Dunbar are arranging for a visit TO
California. They expect to depart
within few days
Mrs. A. stcinbeck. OF Chicago. who
has been the guest OF her daughter
Mrs. ID. 4 Macpherson tao past two
weeks. lofi last evening on her return
TO the Windy CITY.
John G. SPEARS. Of Gallup. who was
In the CIT, On business with Attorney
IN u. Field, returned home this morn.
ing. Mr. Spears operates a coal mine
near tao Carbon city.
Candiemas, or grounding day. Fob.
2. 10 drawing nigh. On this day. ac.
cording 10 popular tradition the
sroundhog prognostlchtes the weather
Tor the following six weeks.
There will be a meeting OF the Wo.
mans Relief Corps Tuesday after
noon, Jan. a. az 2;3o. by order Of tho
president. Temperance A. Whltoomb.
Norah E. Werner, secretary.
Mrs. n. L. Kirchnor. OF 800 North
First street, went to BUrnalillo this
morning for visit TO her mother,
Mrs. Paula silva. Mrs Klrchnor OK
poets 10 be absent from the city a
week,
General Charles J. Allen, u. \. A.,
and Mrs. Allen, OF Washington. u. 4.
have been Ia ths city two weeks
waiting for their son, George. 70 come
In from the Bosque. Tie will join
them tomorrow.
a party OF tourists from Vlncennes
Ind, composed1of Guy McJlmsoy and
family w. n. Vollner and wife ant
W. Il. Cracked and family. were hei,
last saturday, and left last night fol
the Grand Canyon o Arizona
The following legislators and pOliti
clans were passengers for Santa y,
on this mornings train: Hon. Solomon
Luna. r. A. Hubboli, W. II. Greer. Geo
\. Albright, T. n. wilkerson. w. u
Chlldess and o. ~ Marion.
J. a. WeinmRn, proprietor OF the
Golden Pule Dry Goods store. lef
Saturday might for the east on pur
chasing trip. Mrs. WelnmRn accom-
panied him and will visit friends a
Philadelphia aud New York while Mr.
weinman vista the big dry good
markets.
Secretary Hatfield. OF the Fraternl
ties Association OF the United states
writes thai the committee from an
association whose duty Il Is to selec
/, a site Tor the fraternitles saniiarinn
\ In New Mexico will not leave st. Ioui
for nj least two weeks, and will reacl
4 Albuquerque during the first or see
ond week IN February
a Joe Hove, boy aboet Is years o
\ axe. who nays that he 10 from SAINT
/. Fe, was IN police court this mornln
charged with stealing a bicycle. II
!. plead not guilty but as the good
we're found IN his possession, "a
4 court found him guilty. He was ser
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
clark WIn b Rs.EIaei.d.

Cheyenne. Jan. Ex-senator Clar.
eace D. Clark. republican caucus nom.
ine, received a majority OF votes OF
each house In the legislature today,
assuring his reelection IN joint ses-
sion tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Jefferson city, Jan. 2i,--'in Joint ses.
sion today Thomas X. Nlodrlnghaus.
the republican caucus nominee for
senator, lost three votes In the senate,
which went 10 Kerens.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
cinnamon Re.eleetad.

Austin. Texas, Jan. 2l..-The seuate
and house belloted separately today
for senator Charles A. cuibertson.
he was reelected without opposi.
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Madison. Wis, Jan. 24.--Both houses
OF the Legislature voted separately to-
day for United States senator Govern.
or la Foleito being chosen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Ms folly 20 suffer from that horrible
plague Of the night. itching plies.
noan's Ointment cures. quickly and
permanently. At any drug store, 80
cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
Indigestion Causes
Catarrh OF the
Stomach.

For many yeura Il has been supposed that
cslafrh Of the Stomach caused indigestion
and dyspepsia, bot tho truth 10 exactly the
opposite. Indigestion causes calarTh. Re-
9eaiod attacks oi indigestion inilames cha
mucous membranes lining the stomach and
exposes the nerves Of the stomach. thus caus.
Ing the glands 10 secgele mucin instead Of
The juices oi natural digestion. This 10
callod Caiafrh Of he Stomach.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Anton Ghadies. Aldudgo Jennie
Barber J d. Berry Nelia. Barnes Mrs,
Bauer Lorraine. BCsh Matte
Connel Kate Cleveland Margaret.
clark Alice. Clements India
Duran Pimnscno
hnufa Ercularia, Elsls Nellie
Field b
Cutlery Genevlova, Gracia Bcrnob
iiiil " NJ. Howiand Ida
Joseph Anna y
Love n v. Leyba Mrs, Luham Bite
torita
Martinez Beohla q de. Miller Flor
enoe. Martinez Mv, Maras sataga
Naycz FREDERICK. Norman RIG
Fond A A
Rcndics Ethel
Smith Jessie. Silva Anna
Weatlanke, James n, williams l.,
Ward RobccCa n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28


Allen NJ. Ashley Norma. Apodack
Barnoy, Albancse Joseph, Apodaca
Rafel
Bostwiok c u. Blish e Il. Harela
Leandro, Baldwin y y. Bcsterenan
Harry. Barnes John A, Burkhclder J
a. Benlan Thos. Brown Thomas 3, BE.
mum Wallace
Chavos Frank, Carrie Louis. Ciarkin
ID W. Cassidy u w. Conner Roha. Can.
deleria Lorenzo. Cox W A and J y (2l.
Carpenter j r
nIewry Jim Davis g l. CO.. Dede-
rick & u. Danilly w r, Davidson Mr.
dunlap Jefferson. Davis Aubrey W.
Dexter Jamoe
Ellis Publiahlng company. Edwards
5, Egelor NJ
farnam J ~. Feterly john
Gu;rerrey g. CHORD n II. Gurkoiriy
John, Grad A n, Gutteloz ~ Gonzales
NJ. GiovRno Prodrocelli. Gahal Siliano
Hoard George. Hellweg a = a Co.
Rowland Francisco. Hart J T. Hermo.
rick Fred. Hollenbank George w.
ioughs u. Hard George. Henley "
Jordin Alexander. Jones Coloston
Kawslnwsh joe. Krohm Ernest,
kaufman Ell
Luba Liandro, Lane John. f.e Vonde
W NJ Lawrence sidney Lawson An.
dro, Lewis John. Thuramon y
Munford j 49, Mullen J r. Monre II
J. Mansannrez Marcos. Montoya Bi.
sonte. Mahor Etnel y. Marion DR.. Ma.
son ] ". McllAuchez Jesus, Micrau W
Norrlss I'D X. National i4fo. Neal
W O
Ortiz Pedro t2l
Preodit John. Parsls y l.
Russell Dr q. Roberts g w. Rogers
Elias. Rogers Ralph Reynolds Chas
Shoemaker ~ (al. Spade w y.
slcacus Tom, sGnchez r G., slocum A
g. stanton Chas "a. Sansedo Jose.
saltwater J u. sc0 Prof W. sosa
Eugene. Scott John, silve Mr., Scott
Ertna
Truilllo Pedro. Thompson Haold Il
Vanla n. vigil
Weedin W A. Wilkinson II 8
Young Jas A
Zweigar, Herman
r. w HOPKINS
Postmaster.