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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
". 4. andrews
SPEECH At LAS
VEGAS
AZ the Convention and Rail.
nCatlOR Of San Miguel
County.

Yesterday. The Evening ciilzen an-
noHnrod the return 0l Hon. W. "a An.
drcwa the republican candidate for
delegate go congress. from Las Vegas
where D. attended iho convention and
ratification meeting uf INC San Miguel
county republicans. AZ the ratinca
ton meeting. held IN uunCana opera
house. peiesNe Andrews delivered
the following address;
Mr Chairman. Ladies' and Gonilo-
mpn. - congratulate you unon thG
profound interest that the people are
taking in me public ISSUES now com
fronting YOU a. i8 e great pleasure
assure you of being accorded the
privilege Of participating with you
az thls meeting The City of the
Meadows has always occupied a
warm place IN my hoafii shall al
ways feel grateful for your loyal sup
port and friendly ieell gs
I congratulate the people Of las
Vegas FOR their enterprise. which IN
evidenced on every side hy the sub.
steady ard continued cxnanGo and
volume 81 your hugloHs and the
bouniiiul store house filled with
l "NNN NHNNNM NWN NWNN NMNNAN M|NN"A'i
Ia all matters of enterprise Las We
gas ls leader, and not a follower.
I When the method Of dry farming
shall have proven itself "a success,
which through your efforts has been
launched under the most favorable
auspices. you wiz have benefited
the great southwest 90 an extent in
I comprehensive al the present time.
al. III
/ ing you in congress for nearly two
I years. durlng which time your swol.
fare has received my most earnest
/ consideration n ana reelected
shall continue to use my best efforts
ana enc lies IN behalf ui the lnter-
csta Of your community l.Ra We.
gas is entitled 20 public building;
two hundred thousand dollars Ough,
10 be expended hi this direction by
the government. u shall he my pur-
pose 10 use every oNOrt and leKitl
mate means toward securing for you
this appropriation az the hands ol
congress.
The republican party has offered
YOU m0st liberal enabling act
gmniing the new state nearly twenty
million acres Of land. and 1--WE mil
Hon dollars IN cash for the heneh
OF your schools More than all fhil
you are offered the highest privilege
under tho provisions of the constl.
tuition of American citizenship
which carries with 70 the right 3,
govern yourselves The right TO cleo
your state officers, judges and gov
ornors This rs the nrst opportun'
. ity afforded the people of New Mex
leo go acquire aell-gOverumoui sinc
the troaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
advise sou 10 accept o.; ] advise yol
, not lo hesitate one moment. accep
I % now. lest this golden opportunity
. with its liberal provisions. oludo you
/ hold Remember statehood means
government of the people, gov
eminent By he consent nf the Ho,
! orucd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

James Henry Smith and Bride
Mrs Rhlnoiander Stewart that woq--
are spending some days of the honey
moon no quaint DunachiOu, the old
Highland estate. whore Mt Smith,
who has quiet fastest has lived much
of hia time in late years. Both prin-
cirnig 10 this American romance,
which had So elimination in England.
have always been rich. in contradlE.
tinciion 20 many of their cuuntrymon
whose wealth D. recent acquisition.
Before her marriage 90 Mr. Smith. the
bride. as Mrs. Hhlnolander Stewart,
spent most OF her time in Europe. and
with her young daughter. who ls rs.
She travelled nli through France, spain
and Italy Recently they made a mo-
tor trip To the Black Forest Tail and
handsome. with q stately figure. the
American multimiiilonGlre's wife "a
highly accomplished and a brilliant
convorsatloualist when IN London
sue stays with Mrs. Anthony Droxel,
and next soaso Miss Stewart and Miss
Droxcl, Who are of the same age. will
be- among the dohutantos. with the dis.
Ilnction Of being the richest American
girls to come OUT IN London for
many years past.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
SIX ROUND BOUT FEATURE
At DEMOCRATIC FUNCTION
HEADQUARTERS IN THE GRANT
BUILDING THE SCENE or ".
ONLY a FEW WE'RE
NEXT"

a siy round boxing bout Was the
feature of little entertainments pro.
NOTED hy stanley n0ian. the $1,000
nnlan. of Kay See. MiEf0o. if you
please. ni the territorial democratic
central committee headquarters in
the Grant building saturday night
Tho principals were che Tavnan
brothers of Chicago. and the milling
was fast indeed This WIS Tho FIRST
anair of the Kind pulled on ln the
Duke City Ma a decade and Invitations
Nould have hfrn at q premium among
the sporting fraternity ii the event
had boon announced beforehand
n was kept strictly on ihe "a q"
and nor even tho police department
had an milling thar ai1 fast and fuff
Gus rounds az three minutes Cach with
a thrill for every second ni the eigh-
teen minutes was on fhO taula iB Tire
Grant building Saturday night
The spectators numbered aluu.
nftten Martin Ryan umclated ns
feicfec He declared che bout 9
draw.
Amer the bout. SONGS and imnreWp
go speeches by Mr fiomihF and OH
I rra. consumed ihe remainder OF fht
evening which Wns topped 0n with 0
lunch at SURGE European
Politics and prize Sighting. truls
"a strange mixture, viii no doubt pro.
woke considerable comment in view
of the iacf fhai tho election o. 1nli
d Few days on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
new INSURANCE COMPANY
ASKS FOR BUSINESS

j. a. ORonly Of Albuquerque, y.
~. president nnd general manager 81
tho Occidental lAle Insurance com
nany of that city. has been iu Doug
laa cor the rast three days IN the IN
turost of his company. The occi-
dental lH d new company which has
recently been Qrgani1ed through the
efforts Of SIR ORielly AND win mako
"A strong hld for business thrunghout
the s9uihWeat Tho company starts
ont with a capital OF tiO00QO, AIR. Of
which has been placed among tne
leading business and professional men
throughout New Mexico and Arizona,
Tho stock has all boon placed ana
Mr ORiQlly states that whom be- 90
turns % Albuquerque the FIRST of neat
week ihat ali % ihe preliminary wurn
oft organization will have been com
pirted and lhe now company viii hc
ready io Ro Out after business.
The new company has secured an
entire noOr Ia large lour-fipry
hullding which has just boon COM
pleiod In Albuquerque, ana sin oo
cupy their new quarters az soon ga
Ne returns home ~. OHielly q
gmy enthusiastic over the new Yon-
lure AS ho has interested ull ol fh'
leading men throughout ihc two ter.
ui0rles la ihe project and the Cum'
pany viii alarl uut with friends iu ~
cry town ln ArlgOna and New Moxi.
oo Douglas tArl1l American
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
DEATH OF MANAGER ADAMS
OF THE ALVARADO HOTEL
~ OCCURRED THIS MORNING Az
TAR AN ILLNESS OF ONLY
a FEW DAYS

~ d. n Adams, manager uf the
hlyafado hotel one 0i the uidfa mon
iu the Harvey service. died Dl
mnnia in his apartments nj tb nt
ihis morning al $3.50 0'elQch.
un illnrgs nf four days. a willow ana
a Ugn-yfar uid daughter survive
him Mrs Adams. nroalgatod ofeF ihn
deafh uf her husband and iadlapQled
FROM ihe c0n1iant giaii at RE bedside
conld ngt Be- seen at tho hoi1i TITS
morhine
Division Superintendent sioln " mo
Harvey 1yHfem was Heen hnd no
stated That the body viii probably %
shipped 40 f.0a Angeles, California,
where Mra Adams hne b sister living.
0f f0 Jersey city. 81 y, whar@ q
hnlhor of Mr Adams fosldet The
/ deceased also haa "a hrolhor living iu
Baltimore and several relative ~
[ New York. IN nf whom have D, om
nnuuod by telegraph. Pending dtA-
+ uife arrangements tho body was taken
Ia charge ~ d. W. sironEs Sons ana
/ eii be- prepared ty fhcm 10y ship
mont
Nr. Adams demise vas unet nocted.
fIa NHa taken DO Ease Tuesday and re-
fifnf 10 rs room ut ihe hpifi Nfdi-
oai ala Waa gumm0aed and with tho
Manifestations u physicians. complies
lions wrra avoided until lnei nlgnt
when ho greW suddonly Nor1e and aid
nui rally
Fof lho pest twenty ycara Mh
Adams who originally came from
New York. has been cuBnccioi with
fho Harvey system and rose steadily
in lagor $50 Nag we'll Known all
over ihe Nldn territory covered ~ tno
naftfg hotels and eating Noufc1 inn
che middle west io California
Mr kdaml CAME io Albuquerque cis
. m0niha deo from nutchinaon. kan.l
aifh his family io assume ilo man.
aafmeni pl tha AltaIaan Hinco theiI
ftaidonfa hero they hagN made nun
hans 0l friends who 1hahv their grief
psi0r 10 his connection with thg
Harvey system "a Hutchinson, KAN
Mr. Adams Wna stationed 90 Muunrti
No, ana baIoFo chat ~ ioa Angeles
fCnltornla.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
HAS COLORADO JAP LEPER
BEEN PUT TO DEATH

a Dispatch from Trinidad. Colo
dated Ociohor 81. saya
a. Ynlytumi. the japanese coal
miner who s. afflicted with ieprosy.
and wh0 has heen living in an isolated
cabin near the coal camp Of Aaicaiie
for several months. mas myatorlousiy
disappeared and b is feared in some
quarters Thar he has been Killed by
the angry coal miners of that place,
who have atrenu0ualy objected 20 the
Jap's presence there. An active
search win De- made Tor iokytQml 3
body o. Dc has been Killed The pou-
Pic OF Majestic objected % him Doe
cause he insisted on leaving hiss cabin
ana minglipg with ihe people of ihe
coal camp The feeling against him
FOR this has grOUn until q has been
limited moro Than once that some day
tho sorcly afflicted foreigner would ho
missing, "and his body Wlli never hf
found. 81 was added.
NakyiOml wanted 90 return 80 hi'
native land some months ago but &C.,
mikfd0'a government refused hin
permission. The onao was raiorrOd d
the Colorado state board of health
but try as they Wonii the Jhp cnulf
not he gotten rld Of NO other stRti
would allow MIN to come within itl
borders and Colorado has no place 8,
keep persons afflicted a. ne was
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
WOMAN SLAYER
FACES CHARGE
or MURDER-kiLLED FEMALE
COMPANION IN RED LIGHT
r. DISTRICT.

RUBY Ross or Ruby Estes, the WON.
on who stabbed "a female companion
i0 death with pair OF scissors three
months ngo az rucumcarl. and who
has since been confined for 8afo.kccp-
ing In the territorial penitontlary.
was taken back sunday to tho scene
of her crime 10 stand trial for murder.
Sherlm j Alexander street. Of Quay
county came % Santa Pc after her
Saturday.
The tragedy rs said TO have been
the sequel of a quarrel over man
whom both loved and took place IN
"a dive in the red tfanaom district %
which they were inmates The victim
OF her house mates jealous rage was
Blanche Whitman. According 90 the
details learned NO the time hy Sheriff
Street the woman who is now under
arrest on o. charge ~ murder. had
been drinking heavily ON the night
the crime was committed When she
saw her rival going into q room she
forced open the door ana attacked
The Whitman woman with "a pair of
1clsaors which she cluichod IN her
hand
Then followed bloody fight whicn
GUIDED only when ono uf the combat
ants was Killed The whitman wnm-
on fought desperately In an effort To
defend herself from Che murdorous as.
aauli hut she was stabbed ten times
In fhe neck and died from loss Of
blood other lnmatog tried 10 sepa-
rate he Fighters and the aggrassor
Was finally dragged from the room.
The Whitman woman suecumbod be-.
fore medical assistance could be sum
munod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

the colonial Office The Cane Colony
premier is I'M excellent health and
spiriia. albeit the political situation On
South Africa Be- far from hoing a hap
ny one. The Cape Natal and Trans
wal are fmbroiled iu n railroad war
leach colony owning the lincs with
m iis bofdors-and this has brought
about situation which o. giving rise
90 increasingly strong feeling ln the
rnlonict concerned. HDr. llm" has
lost some OF his hruleorcnt dlaposi-
ton % appears. and Boz place of medi-
Oniinn T. comp deiai. such aH hc might
hsye hrnhahi on earlier ln bis career.
Do Is anxious So submit the quarrel 90
arbitration. The famous raidor. since
me death of Cecil Rhodes. and the
0rcuiiaii0n uf Dom Paul. hes hsc0me
the chicl figure in South Africa, and
la earnestly striving l0 end q happy
solution Of the troubles which are the
aftermath OF The late war in the
fransvaal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
IN ORDER
TO AVOID
ARREST
Operator Is Responsible For
Fatal Train ColHslon--Leaves
Mexico IN a Hurry.

W s. Grey uslI a few dny sso
dispatcher ON the sonora railroad
arrived boz nishne Tuesday afternoon.
after having PASSED through such ter.
rihio experiences Hs come ln few men
during iaolf lifetime, safe from rur
suif By Mexican officials who want
him on the charge ~ allowing iraine
40 collide nn lhr road Tor which ho
WAS WORKING causing the death Of two
men. nceF GuaymHH, where Dee was
ohIef dispatcher says the biahoo
Minor.
According TO his own story Grey is
at fault IN Che matter having forgot
ten O. add a small provisional clause
90 dispatch be sent uut 90 the two
trains on the road aud thus causing
the wreck TO make the matter
worse. q son uf Mr. Gray. r. v. Gray,
was conductor un one oft the trains
and was among those Injured, being
thrown from the cahDnge Of the train
fu the ground. llis injuries however,
were MOI serious
( n simply made q mistake. that Us
an. hr said thlR morning go Miner
Representatives "a was the nrai cost
/ IN error OF my long career nl twenty
two years as a train dilnaiphc' over
( the country. and o 81 hing That
I happens io ail sooner Or lncr
"Thc wreck orcuIrcd u q very
I simple manner THE freight dun tu
/ leave Guaymas at O'Clock Thursday
did not do so. hoina delayed until
1885. asa not assoc tain This in hC
the case until too late. as ! had al
lowed an extra ordered nni fu heip am
other train 10 leave before ] discov
Z cred my mistake The train and the
engine mot in deep cut and bad
/ smash occurred They were both go.
ing nd a good rate and the mixup wal
n had one. the nremhn of tho holpol
engine was Killed aa was a brakeman
0n the freight
II called up the various officials a.
soon az ! heard Of the wreck and toi,
them that ! VAS responsible through
not having attached y provisional
clause to The dispatch and asked thol
advice. They told me TO stick u 1u
M my post, but / jest couldnt
knew what happened 20 q maa work
ing on "a railroad IN Mexico ana
couldn't boar 10 think Of the years 4
prise mat might await me,
"a took a train out from IuayIna
~ NtM NNNANf MNNANH hWNANN'N NN|
family Of my intention, and lOpkinI
myself in section of the sleeper
would see NO one
"That was an awful ride u Is IA
experience which hope 10 oacnp
again. as ! never want 90 go throug
hours of such agony again 70 wa
/ awful. that feeling that ] might b
caught at any moment either bocauH
some official was searching FOR me %
because might be- discovered acc
/ donially Several times the door q
/ the compartment was IN was trle
aud each time gave myself up io
! lost. bat found that it was meFel
, someone moved by curiosity who az
, | ter q few Intellectual turns passed uI
will go backg Well. ! should sa
/ Z viii not The unlied states D. goo
1 enough for me-"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

A areai festival of modern sports D.
proposed for London Tho next Olym-
pie games viii lake place iu July,
1908, and there Is good prospect that
The meet viii De- held here % the
revival oi these ancient games was
merely n seniimtDial fctiral uf an
event of historical interest. then che
event could BE- held only in Greece.
as "a was recently. at Aihnng. bat the
olympic movement has a practical
purpose iis object u iO bring tho
different nations together aud foster
IA sonao of kinshln between them, Just
aa the ancient festival inmerod n feel
inE OF unity On ihe VI hole Greek world.
Tho revival aims nl taking the old
Greek Idea and adapting u % the
conditions OF the modern world. There
would be nothing Incongruoua. there
fore. IN celebrating an olympiad IN
London
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

cfai attack was made on ih1f camp. O.
being TOO strong lof ihe bandits
The Mexican ncndnfmerle are in
nNfgulf 0f iSh bandits and the fuflios
are also busy 10 was stated hero that
Cot KcatefiitEshy. commanding the
mfaicr. s expected ai Aguh riicln ln
connection With she movements of the
bandits.
Gentleman HiahWaymhn.
Tho bandit ioadef lunez De- deacriD.
ga as "a modern Robin Hood A man
of good education himself DC ap-
pf0achca r. town without amy show OF
hayadu. seeks oat ihe head of the
community and tells him clvllly and
conrD1usiy that be- must have N0
much money avid go much provisions
There b. never n gum drawn or show
of force made ii The person appruach'
ed shows q willingness 90 comply. and
after getting BE demands Lopez re-
tires with his bandits without modest.
lng anyone uui ii On inclination o.
shown in resist bic demands his band
of dCsporadOes are ready and eager
to obey any command hc uiay give
and when ionff cannot Rci what ht
wants hy peaceiui methods be- uses
force
Lopez ia "a brother of ono of the
wealihlosi Mexican mine owners iu
Sonora. y ia said thc bandit tells DID,.
pay for what he has iakcn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

NIH CLARK went iQ Spokane last
Friday 10 attcnd the funeral of Mira
hakln wife of Dr Eakln. she having
received fatal stroke oi paralysis
while packing her trunk lor a Yiail 90
noT sons hpmo in Seattle
nr and MIRA Eakin we're pioneers
Oi ihls city, having COME here ln 1883
and ihe}. together with Mrs. VIM.
Mufnty aud John Van Dorm. being
" founders ot she Presbyterian
CHURCH of this place The great love
.and respect folf for ihe deceased and
family by all Who knew them was
shown ~ the beauty and prOiusiOu
of the newcrs which CAME from
friends near and FAR ShC is survived
hy q husband. one daughter ana f0ui
sunt Rockford. Wash. neTisfor.
The ieoo1fea Was iho mother 81
JAMES ID EnAin 81 ihls city. nregi
dem 81 the Consolidated Liquor COM
psny
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
BANDITS NEAR aqua PRIETA,
LOPEZ MODERN ROBIN HOOD
TREATS VICTIMS civlLtY AND
ONLY UPON REFUSAL or uE.
MhND6 MAKES ANY SHOW
on FORCE.

The Lopez bandits have heeu seen
On ihe mountainous region south of
Aqua prloiD and ore said i1 he com.
ms toward ihf border town. says The
Douglas. Arizona international Amff3.
can. Their strength "a not accurately
known estimates varying from ten 90
nifty men. a Do said me leader az the
band has made 90 known that be nas
niiy men with him and 81 prepared
90 rive battle The attack 0f lhe
bandits on iho Cspoia ganeh yrilay
has been confirmed ana ii had also
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
some OON'TS FOR AGENTS
PAssENSER MAN HANDS OUT
RULES FOR LOSING JOBS
UNDER NEW LAW.

IN consideration of the provisions
OF che new rate law. end especially
the anllpaas clause. o. is suggested
hy IS general passenger agent that
railroad men adopt the following
donts Tor their m.ure guidance and
conduct
Don't shake hands with anybody
your motives may he mlsconatuod.
Don't ASK % friend or stranger io
have a drink you may ho after trace.
Don't mention "a pass you may De-
iRiking te q gpoifcr
Don't bee a good fellow sou may be
reported
Don't ho soCiahle. you should aa-
sumo q rrouchy attitude.
Don't 10 after freight make Che
thlpner come 10 you,
To these this official adds. ruilnW
these Fulea. which the nnw rate ban
fosters. and you viii soon he 'ookinH
Tor anoiher fob
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
selomen In ! stsns 49,.

A Welsh judge has given Solomonic
wisdom now setting. IN the oxer-
else OF his judicial duties. his honor,
Mr. Moss. desct uded from iho bench.
repaired DO the Pantdrcinog quarry, IN
North Wales. and la5oriously perform
cd quarrymau's work. puHhine
trucks about FIRST with one hand and
then With the other, but never with
both hands at once Returning 90 his
court Judge Moss resumed the sitting
and rendered a verdict in the case be
bad interrupted by going 20 the quar-
y A iahorcr had sued thc quarry
company lur damages ON the ground
that he had lost the use of hia arm,
owing 60 being set 10 DO work for
which be- was NOT adapted. and The
judges visit 40 tho quarry was to sat
iaiy himself hy personal domonsira.
zion that the plaintiffs contention was
wof grounded Ho awarded the plain
tin nlne shillings week cOmneusa.
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

There's grave danger from the
plague OF coughs ana colds that are
SO prevalent unless you take Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Cough and Colds. Mrs Geo.
walls. OF FOREST City. Me. writes:
"lts a Godsond 20 people Twins Ia
climates where coughs and colds pre-
vail find 70 quickly ends Thorn II
prevents pneumonia. cures IN grippe
gives wonderful relief 10 asthma and
hay fever and makes weak lungs
strong enough 10 ward on conaump-
lion coughs and colds. SOC and 81
Guara aioed by nl drugglsts. Trial
bottle free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

John Sebastian 90 thc Rock Island
who pissed through NeWi0n tho other
day had this in say about ihe Santa
DC road bed and train iit On wh.cn
he was travelling
I'm ail my experience ps I'd railway
man ln the west. ! have never iraYel
ed over s. more perfect roadhed than
the santa Ne from Fort Worth 10
Wichiia. and I must certainly take %
my bat to the men who have pas 81
vai places between stations. We made
ilmf that exceeded he famous Scott
special which made the record run
from los Angeles lo Chicago 'asi iail
have never seen q better equipped
train chat the one on which ! am nuN
fraYfilns ] W0Hld he plnnnd tO ainr
On nBd remain lu Wiehlfa q Gas. tn'
cannot spare the time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

lt 81 estimated that sheep Co the
number ~ $4,000 head and cattle 90
the number of $4,000 will be- shipped
out OF san Miguel, Mora and Coliax
COMMITTEES this season. says The Optic
Tho shortage IN the cattle shipments
large number that has been slough
tered by the construction companies,
particularly In Colfax county; also
The town ~ Dawson now consumes
four times ns much beet ns q former
~ did
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

uiil he hant of concrete. reinforced
win otnDi The desim will be- I'm.
posing. Besides the pew dcYot. VII
lard viii soon have a round house a
temporary structure Will BIZ built for
iho present A new stegl nHtor tank,
$50 fott in height. a. io be- built insi
west OF tho present depot a large
Wstrg maln is hcins lald south Of the
main track d VIII have twelve OPEN
inff. through which water vill 30 RON
into ears f0r hauling % points east on
Ace cai uH. Fnefe water 81 unuhla'n
able Watof trains from willard caat
and west viii BE q frequent siahi afirf
The road d completed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
ELKs CARNIVAL AT

Eiks of Roswell brought 'u n total Of
t2iui25. Tho expenses footed up near.
~ $1,000. Tho net proceeds are to be-
applied on the 9i.l00 aiill due on the
Tots bought by The Elka on The corner
.oi SECOND street end Richardson ave.
nno in the same block With che on
heaon hotel. IN ordoraiu Dee los shape
90 build q new temple. the Masons OF
Roswell have Incorporated with "a cap
ital stock Of 5000 divided into SEQ
shares.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

Two years aeo our little gir had
a touch OF pneumonia. which loil her
with an awful cough She had spells
0i coughing just llk0 ONE with tho
VhOoplns cough and some thought
she wonld not zoe well AZ an Wa
got a bottle ~ Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. which aoiea lihn charm.
She aiOpyed couEhIns and 500 stout
and mt." writes Mra Ora nnssard.
Brubaker No. This remedy - for
sale by an druggists.