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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
HORSES DYING
FROM PNEUMONIA
GRANT CONSTRUCTION OUTFIT
ON aELEN CUTOFF LOSES
MANY ANIMALS FROM PNEU-
MoNiA.

Tho climate of New MuXlcu is uu-
dnubiedly thc hVaithieHt in tho world
Tor inynllds bat J cannot sny ibe same
with regard to horses said Dr NJ
~ Deacon. a veterinary surgeon, at
the Claire hotel. Santa Fp. Monday
night Dr. Deacon cares for The sici,
horses of the Grant Construction CONE
nany working on iba Holcn cnt-On.
nov iu camp az willard He puaaed
through Santa fo cn route iu Willard
from Denver where ho spent the hol-
ldays.
'liuraCs huMNr more from uueu-
NiuiiH Boa thIs climate than anywhere
have ever been, particularly in cOn-
sifuriion camps Last month our out-
lli iost sixteen head from this disease
and not day PASSES that We go not
have from tive go three animals aui-
lerlng from this HilmruL you anH ihc
horses are worked steadily can day. un-
til they persulre freely rhen nt might
they are placed .n tent Stables which
are not the warmest quarters in the
world
Although every effort D. made tu
shield the animals by hlAnkeiiug their
yet they catch cold, just llke persons.
our stable mou soon nnd them proan.
Ing with their agony ana their lahored
breathing can BE- plainly heard at
some distance The treatment Tor
pneumonia lu tho case of horse Us
much the Same as Tor a person slime
llarly anccted give them warming
fluids. and the men pack them with
warm blankets, stones. and hot irons
until their circulation becomes better
AZ soon as we can -Hlleyo the lungs,
so aa to make breathing easier, the
danger ls past The main thing o. to
hcginW 0rk quickly and keep at o.
But inspitC of Our efforts many hOraos
lie each winter Mules aeo harder
and stand ihe work better bat even
hey succumb 90 the cold " not cared
Tor carefully"
DO the horses contract tuhcrculo-
ilaf' he was asked.
The toctof laughed, as be- replied
"Woli ! have never heard uf al
horse btiuF sent to New Mexico tof
unH trouble 40 not yef
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
FAREWELL DINNER PROVES
VERY ENJOYABLE AFFAIR

fhc dinner given hy tbe frlouds of
Misses Mildred fos and Erma schus-
te', lahl evening Ia the banquet hail
oi lhe lelgrr Cafe. as 4 inrcWeu DIM
nor io those young ladies' the former
oi whom VIII leave sHWrday evening
pa company with her father f0r spo-
kane Wash and the latter. Miss
hchuHier whp gill leave Tor phiadol.
phia after hef marriage here tbe lat.
l'r part ni ihe month. Wus. nccurding
70 ihpHo present. one of the most
pleasant affairs uf lhe season
twenty hVo covers we're iaid aud a
menu of nino COURSES waH served str
and Nfa. ". a MNts0n acted as chap
eruna, and Miss R0dcy WAS tho taari
miairphl Of the occasion Following ID
q nee OF those present. lu addition, %
the guests of houor
Misses Campiold nubs0n Halie-
dine. Childern. snig. Ferguson Ro-
ieY Walton Xuchornorg Strong
Mnasra Clark q White. W White.
Feier nhmer rolrlsiina. nmluet.
N hryan, I. Bennett. Wharton and
h q lana. iwd Mf and Nfs q a
Maiaon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
SENATORS GROWING WARY
OF nppnalMn pREnInr. !.

70 would not do to believe that the
United States also had boen dream.
ing dreams, hut there are accumulafing
indications that the senate ls not
going to make the president any.
whHc near az much trouble as nsd
hcen anticipated There are yct dii.
fcrCnces on the railroad rate question.
but the Insurgents are not NJ war.
Ike as thoy were. and the leaders 10
the senate finally have decided that
a break with the administration must
ho prevented az oil costs.
u was nOi so very long agO that
predictions were made. even by re-
puhlicans that the democrats stood
an excellent chance % carrying the
next house, Tho minority la tne house
already has had a fight along the
lines OF the famed conflict between
the Kilkenny cats. and the minority
IN the senate o. threatened with
break over the rate measure that is
10 be framed, and which will be- In
trnduCpd after the HOLIDAYS. The
constitutional lawyers among tine
are busy and they have
moi hcsltltcd 20 express their opin.
Ions Of iho minority bin as d has been
outlined io them Republican leaders
will not permit ANYTHING 10 happen In
hs sefsion that will ln amy wav be
susceptible of conversion into capital
Tor the democrats.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
MANY or THEM MUST
BE RELEASED SOON.


Party LOYALTY as we'll as solhah In
torcsts. Win prompt great many
senators to fali into liue behind tho
administration on most oi the cues.
tiOns that are now up for q Nsldern-
tion The railroad rate measure iB
ino uhiy one pregnant with rpai lrmihlo
ior the administration, The torine OF
loriy.eight senators viii expire within
the next three years. and nearly all
arc candidates for reelection Realiz-
lng the popular sentiment behind the
president they are not really look.
ing icr trouble. The terma Oi thirty
senators will expire March 4, 1907, and
ol those. sixteen are republicans.
They arc Alger of Michigan, Alec
Of Delaware. Burnham of New Hamp.
shire Burton of Kansas. Crane of Mas.
sachuseits. CullDm Of Illinois nolliyer
OF Iowa. Dryden OF New Jersey. El.
klns of West virginia, Frye Of Maine.
Gamble 0f South Dakota. Nelson of
Miruosufa. Warner of Wyoming Wet.
moro of Rhode Island
Tue 'rrms of eighteen republican
SENATORS Hlll expire March g. 1905
ana lhps WHl make their cemniign
Tor rra lection during he lasf year of
np kuusrNplf administration
They Dre AliiFUn 0f Iowa Aukeny
1f Wash.n ~ %. hrnnipgpe oi Con.
urcilrui Dillingham; of Vermont For
ahpr oi Ohio. FULTON of Oregon. Gall
'ingpr uf New Hampshire. HansbOr
luHh oi North Dakota. Hempnway oil
Indiana, Hepburn of idaho. Hopkins
1f Illinois, KltirCdgr cf south na
tuia. Lons uf Kansas. Penr1sp oil
pennsylvania pcrkins uf California.
fluit of NcW iorh. smnof of Utah
ana Snodnpf uf Wisconsin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

600 0nn mark The incrrnto in saving
deposits have Kept pace eiih tho ln.
crease ln general hua.nc-a. uud This
shows The distribution has bouu
among the wagc Cafn0fs ss we'll as
with employers
Local siecl and r1u works have
ofners ior dellven .at Into 1906 The
manufacturer ind distributors of
farming machinery are Kept equally
husg
think ! am warranted I1 fho belief
thnt those who propheslcd the year
1903 would hf thr banner year of me
decade Will he aEruoahly disappointed
a1 good harvest in the iali ~ 1906
VII cause all records 10 1urpaaa me
Top Figures Of 1906. However. this
viuw does NOT take into large account
the pWHlhlliiy of financial pomplca
lions which may groH oli of Eufo.
poan llnaueial OPERATIONS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
Ais TROUBLED DREAM
PUBLISHED AS REALITY.

lie sat hlm down, then and wrote
nlccc Tor nis pager The ooiuflnk
sts as vivid. almost as had hocn DIS
fream. The contest waging in NoW
York over the spoakorahip oi tho aH'
,rmbly. ne said was bat Che prellm
Intry sklrmigh iu sirugelp thai was
tp hp countrywide Tbs ohlccl OF
tbia struggle was Go hp the nndoing
.f nf other political hosses aud me
3D. irblishmont of President Roosevelt
as the supreme dictator OK hiH pall1
ana tho nation. Whom New f"rh va.
conquered. ohio Pennsylfanla ana
AisaaarauFCtts we're 20 be taken up w
afier. and other states we're 20 ioi'
.as a. rapidly as SIR ROoseYeli could
'ieest shr hCasea be- had swallowed
Root ln New York, Tait ir Onin'
Knox Ia Pcunaylyenia and Lodge in
massachusetts we're depicted a. ics'
.rr monster Whnsp business " WaH
10 run down esd capture the bosses
whom the president wished 90 de-
NUur
The Correspondent had lt hgureh
1Ut that ail the hpsses would have
4, ot eaten hy the Time the Republican
,tl0nal convention met Ia the sum
uipr ol 1905. aud there would pr NO
.as left b. dispute fhe will of Ruuac'
.oi Then. tbr dreamer had 90 Root
sa io BE- nominated Tor pre- 'htht
,,aie Taft and Knox and Lodge each
we're to have something iul
GOOD" Mr Roosevelt was to retire
rom che White House. hui was fn pc
Bo power behind the throne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
A CONTEMPUBLE CRIME
CONSTIPATION is MORE oEsAs
ING THAN THEFT.

Constipation iH crime more con
iumptihlo. dehaslng and cpuiamin.
atine than theft aud should be- class.
ed among The objectionable sins
Nature is an exact boOkkooper. and
Tor alimentafy lndlstrotinnn neglect
and abuse squares accounts by con
supatlon, and with q polaOn ink Of
your OWE manufacture. Wrllos So that
all may reHd your crime in your
muddy complexion duil eyes. head
ache, hackache weary legs. lack oi
ambition ana possImlsJic moods
shouldn't be- surprised lf al pes.
sinisia are cQnFtinatUd
You may mu IA fate or club
root or crons-eyes Sut fn, conHLpa
tion thank yourself and fau hermit.
ior Won are 80 longer nl tD miuRle
Win wholesome people
The four princlral causes of con
siipaiiun uro First laxintas. secs
1nd' NEGLECT Third IMPROPER food
fourth IuEinfas'
The retedy 'a cmumou SENSE aud
no cathtriics
fh ufopp food la gegetabies and
fruits and iow or mo- condimeuta
Avoid mushes and ali Kinds of con-
centraied or predige1rd foods and
ear COARSE foods thar must be- ohowed
DO uoi D. afraid of uyerworking your
teeth aud aa.lyury gl8uds
Form habits 1i reularty. morning
and evening and again say avoid
calhartlca. and irlst io nature
no one s worthy ~ soif respect
VINO Is not conscious uf nlimrnfary
i'shieouHnrHs and Intestinal integrity.
SILKS and hr0adclui hs niay cover
multitude of consiinatod m0HaIs. but
Z canno. make them respectable.
J. your hnay ihe temple of your
QUIZ Then clean house ana aige
'"1i soul decent dwelling place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
THERE wEFF oTHERs
EQUALLY AMBITIOUS.

When chs correspondent OF ai' uiltI
Sow York paper rcRd this story ha
nul was oiled with Burning. hiiiti
.nvy. An unfair advantage nad been
Uaton nf him. hp declared because
VIC eating of minru plo bad never
larn recognized ui q proper way ol
.rttinn the news. The emergency &C.
handed nstau, and heroic action
rIlko the poor. henighted Hindoo.
vowed thp enyiOus Curres pundoni
gU DO che best ! kin DO
Rushing Wildly 90 nearby rvstau'
rlnt. be ordered Welch nreuit. lob
NOR a la Newhurg. and ham and CAB.
mae "Ha. dlllainl" he muttered.
14 he swallowed the last mouihiui
10 have So now
His dreams az be- had planned.
also we're troubled. He saw Mr..
Roosevelt retiring from the White
louse on March Z, 1909. and immodl'
atoiy taking oath aa a United States
enator from New York. We saw the
rxpresldent from 0is seat in tho son
4ta. ruling che country with an iron
hand both the Republican and Dem
ucratic parties Had disappeared, Sna
in their places there WAS bat R.l-
uie party. known as the HOosoyoitinnh.
This continued for fonr years, when
fhe n.unle placed 81 crown upon the
head Of Senator Roosevelt and Do
oiafed that he should bo their king
until he died
He went 20 mis- coronation wear
log an Orniine gown. with Top boots
ind WbOy hat. and tho people
h0eed lOW before him, crying; Long
I've the King our glorious Theodore" "
y The correspondents soon recovered
lum their Indigestion aud etralFht
hy forgot about their dream tales
ll so With the dwollers In little old
RW York They accepted Z an a.
Hpel truth. and they. too. began col
b things at night
I'ho FINAL teach io the burlesquo was
ten When Candidate Merritt. the
lhl ~ WadHworih Cor speaker oi the
Fomhly. Incorporated mosi ~ theI
inFF The snnndonis had dream
into one Qf Bic numefogs onicial i
afamenta hnsF that New Workers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
pUsLie FUNDS REcElvep
hF rERRiToRiAI Tests,,,~

e.I.lls ls inlioWing iunds have boon re.
g.'Iea 1--we. for the month of Noyemhe-
n i,s, g Treasurer , ~ Vanrhn
county ratoa f1r fq0g s1sse -lul
,or y, ipal fioois iases for Iao.
y ~ Canning treasurer of i,e,i.
Wy toun ,o p. iafe1 ior leot g57is7 farse
Tomas Gon2aioa fres.,r. .t
.N-glhcio collector for Ria arm"
county. taxes faf 1899 fa9fsa
s.asenio Romero treasurer III San
49, ,',,nit ,a ilNgs for 1909 $500
tfos ~ .' laNi' tlpls taxes ior 1905
llNeH fOr 1905. giGq7Ta9
w p Williams troam-or far A.,
W." ,''n,y taxes for 1909. sfff.
,.ae' ,,s. tor 1908 giz83 iaxes for .,,
'vS W iaAo. for 1905 l2Oeg7O
h q Barnes secretary cattio s.n
hary board. on account estt,e i,a.a,
niiy fund " 000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
PROTECTORS or GAME
AND FISH ASSOCIATION.

bangor Nr Jan 1.-THE Maine
sportfman'H Fish and Game Asa0ela
ion moi bore today Iu annual meet
'ns af the Pon0udeuf E1chanrr
Among ihe various important qura
Tons which viii come 100 for consld
erati1n af flc meeting. uui hr ihr
question Nhoiher any regulations are
needed regarding the chrryImn 0f ure
arms into ihc hnnilnrssec'ions of me
state during close fine. also. whothCr
residents shnuld ho allowed 90 carry
hfrlrn't ln,n thC aoDds in open anh
son without first having secured "a
nnfmit or LICENSE tO hunt birds or
other Famc and what. if ans changes
are ncrrssurS io better protect nan
or Eamf during rhp close season Tho
nticudanca Dr. unusually iarrf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

meuts would bC made FOR callers. and
then, foT fear this might n0t bo ON.
cuclous ho loft tks city and slipped
down io plain Dealing" Mrs. ROose-
velts country nome ln TIE Virginia
hills
AZ this rural retreat the Rooso.
vell family live the simple l.fc with
vengeance Their only servants
arc the ouiored curOtaker aud his
wife, and a great degi OF the cooking
Is done by MrH nouaevoit herself
There the president Is as far removed
from polltlcs and affairs of state AZ
though De- were IN q Wilderness
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
WASHINGTON NEWS FOR
CITIZEN ESPECIALLY
How Christmas IndigeStibIeS Produced Pipe Dream.
Senator's Getting Cautious About Opposing
President, Who Takes to the Wilderness.

Washington. ID. g.. Jan. Sow if
r. claimed that Theodore Roosevelt
f.ms 20 bc the political boss of The
United States
The Washington correspondent of "a
New fora paper ate a be- dinner on
christmas day Then he came down
Town 10 his ofilcp 10 work. bat there
was Tho usual Christmas dullness,
and be couldn't nnd anything much
'o Do. Tilted hack in his chair feet
un desk. he drifled away into dream.
llnd
There was nothing very alarmlnr la
IHis. and there probably would have
hOon no scgitas results had q NOT
gsUn Tor the turkey, fruit cake and
most likely minco pie ani NOT GER
TAIN about The pie, hut results would
seem 90 Justify ts Inclusion in the
menu
Anyway the correspondent dreams
Worc trpubipd tie saw hobgOhlina,
oragons with nory cyce. and other
monsters 0f terrible mcin Bat most
alarming Of alt. wac a huge giant with
Hye glasses and prominent teeth.
This giant. in the dream. refused an
GOD but the nesh and bones of po'
itical BOSSES great and small. One
ly one. they went wriHgllngly 90 his
awful mouth. we're crunched between
those torribg teeth. and disappeared
forever
"Whm might this foarsome mon
aior bUl" inquired thC correspondent
of his DEAN guide.
"s.sgni" whispered tho guide, who
ma horns and fnrkCd tail. that ia
Tie Political Boss of thc unltee
states They can him Teddy the
Terrible hc eats cm alive
The correspondent couldn't help hul
Dbl, IMPRESSED hy his dream and iho
no be- thought oi % ihr m0ro hp
cnme impressed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
'"l'59fsI DaFsIrS9lH rS9Hs5s9 sSsss. w4s

hayilen. Jan. Z Fofi0wInr ~ III.
..'. uaut January g ou Puerto Plata
~ ln' northern coast of saufo Io-
l.luhp hl unnrru Nufrlgues COM
.'epA.hf tle ifopls of toe frtiee
.ltni Aola'oa which resaNod ln
taf I'gnlae of Mqwies fuffsa. A.trr
.nilp hNhiinr the Caceroa lrp0ps az
l'A.Q the Nnra,es troops fosieraay
iA lnp'r position outside nf puarfn
t'la'a a Stubborn fFhl iu'lowfd. dur
Nf Which mnnY mtn were hlunf or
.aoandei m h0ih tiiies rofnli.ar fne
aeieaf of fhc Morales forces which
were d'spened hy the Cacerea troopa
Among ihe kalel Haa General R0d-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

were afraid 10 turn oul the Hight when
they went to bed
Out in Ohio. too, they began 90 have
creepy feelings solemn statements
~crc ISSUED on the subject hy Gov
ornor Horrick, Senator Dick and 9th.
or, who mignt be considered ft sub
jccis for tho dream giants nav.
70 began to look for a time az n
the whole country might have de-
lirium irnmcus And an because a
correspondence Christmas dinner had
not agreed with himi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
YEAR 1906 TO
BREAK RECORDS
WITH a GOOD HARVEST IN rHE
FALL, THE TOP FIGURES ron
1905 are LIKELY To- Bg suR.
PASSED.
Ry John G. shedd
President Chicago Commercial Assoc
Cia7iOn

The era ot 1906 Is u nuinr ciirqx
10 iho growing Industrial conditions
81 lne last seven y,ar Growth mas
npl been limited tu ~ narrow channel
n has been IA Chicago marked by a
grniifylag extension m every dfee
,lun' bui u has also oUendod 20 all
parts uf the country
Perhaps ihp ErcHfrst hurhttnrs
ns wcll as honcfItiarlt ht e. boon tho
agricultural districts. WlicH nreduee
whea' corn and cotton he unparai-
i"iod prosperity of thefa sections has
been shHred hy tho mgroat
Whlie ihe enhancement. os .vory
interest ln Chiouro during 1908 r.
WithoW precedent. tho present lndi.
cations arc that ihe flui half 90 1905
VIII eclipse 1893 as greatly as 1905
ass iht preceding yunr
The bank ClearlnF Ur Chicago
how balance hcYu.a fhe si00G0.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
HARPER RRovHERs FALL
INTO sTRtKERs' LINZ.

New York. Jan. l.-The rHaiisllng
house OF Harper q Hrmhers acoodod
today 90 tao demands " their striking
printers. for a ls-houF week and b
closed shop More than one hundred
prIntess eilpioyet By that house viz
return az work al once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
scoTTYs SHOOTING
a MgHa FAHA.EATEN

a special diannt'h irH1 EerFcW
Cul to the San DCBlifiuc sdn. ft
HnrdInE aCDify aays
hroihof n.ll Walter scuirs part
nur in fuush.ao and Storm. arrived ln
bauiUu and uu being infnrroFlfcd
Win reference fu hiH bfo}hprs hoanh
1taie, that Walter ueYcr falt better
% pc hie md that laete q ttaig
iikelihoot of hia arriving here Do
daY or two
itrfnrdInH ai iho talk atDw icuf
ty.a ierrA.e mishap in DeSih EaneJ.
Brother hllI' chamcier.xea the whole
ipiy nH concnrflun oi u0nHensp Hna
State Hemphaf.caliy thar no ucclidnl
~ anY kind uccJffed ln 90 Gar aa
ne shooting cp.sode rOna li has ah-
aplme.Y no foundation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
PATRICK DENIED REpHiEvE
BV 0OWERMck HIGGINS.

Albany. Jan f-Oognu0f Higgins
Today denied tho application for fo-
prleFe Cor Albert II Patrick who ia
under genionCe oi death Cor the muir
der Of WIN a. hice. Tcsas miIilun-
aiTe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
FLIES TO
WILDERNESS ron REST.

This has been n week OF rest tor
Mf Ruoteyelt ilc caused li 90 he "
hrlaliy announced that 40 appoint.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

When ihe cato rolls aFuund bo sure
fo attend the Eiks mlnatrels aud hear
Promoter CaWnaurh sing that touch.
ins. hui truthful ballad. Promises
fhal I Make buy Mover Keep
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

uon forget me date ui the FIik'
Ministries. Friday IanHay 6ih. and
Hhea ,he Date Strives br sure 10 az.
tend % Gov nn other rsason ihan in
aear 10 Hnun0 play lon 30 hagninesl
.ast hen1tful roia. How ! kil Em
Wien Iney Come i0 Me fof Cuke
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

New forE Jap. Money un call.
1861 nrlI1c megcanil'e tnaptr Il,
silver efM.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-02
FREE RIDE J |. FOR
STATE OFFICIALS
MARYLAND LEe STATURE IS TAX
ING a TURN AS TO RAILWAY
TRANSPORTATION.

safe HOUSE, AlSIAPo Oils, March
Bills Affecting the interests Of
railroads and of the United Railways
and Electric Company Of Baltimore,
are IN evidence IN the House
Standing out prominently Is a bill
introduced by Mr.. Brown, Of Somerset,
which has been perambulating around
the state house for some time and
which requires the railroad and steam.
boat companies Of the State to pro-
vide public officials with free transpor.
tation over their several lines, The
bill provides that no railroad Or steam
boat company doing business In Mary:
land shall charge for the travelling
over their lines Of the governor, the
governors private secretary, the attor-
ney general, the judges Of tho State,
the Secretary of State, the State
Treasurer, the state Comptroller, the
state Tax Commissioner, the clerks
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-02
BuIld MOfB8 Houses
lIlsFaIfIlO]l.t

There Aa gfeat demand tor houses
ia Faifmoat II ms time and it is in.
c1eaalng eSsfg month Ite number Of
houses being buiit 81 81 nowtse com.
nensufato slth ne increased demand.
1he numbes d houses for sale its very
limited alsAough the demand 3 gool.
More hous me needed 20 accom-
moaato thaesRib would slllls % come
to our wv u i've. Build heuses-lt
Is a proatsble Investment and 81 the
same tineSgeu VIII be doing . great
aevice to your town.
y Vop Haze t,e1se 70 ecu.
: can eeli II IN yon e sosS psIce Y
right and ne pfoperty sSsr Y.
~ yop 8ass stS Rent
can teat 4 toF ect the
rents nhd loek yett ptgpsFty q
sgosy respct e soah ays o proper
~ you want p rent IN tSespFesent
aud sell Inter otput II anaa
ana / via looit aftet beth.
Cslld tloN Hea asd Hello aIF.
mont crow sss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-02

Of the Court Of Appeals, the state
Reporter, the adtutant general, the
State Librarian. the State Insurance
Commissioner, the State Auditor the
land Commissioner, the State sppeFtn.
teaGent Of Education, tie commander
Of the State Fish9riG5, The chief G!sfk
a1d deputies OF the treasurer, land
office, comptroller and insurance com
missioners when travelling for their
respective ofices, and the members
and officers Of the legislature. The
bill is not to take. effect until April
10, when the incumbent Legislature
will have adjourned. ii
SIX Tiekets for d Quarter.
MIR. PETERSON, a member Of the city
delegation, Is the author Of q bill re
squiriugt the United Railways and Elec-
trio Company to sell Six tickets for
Is cents, and for children 70 tickets
for 80 cents. Between tho hours Of
$50 and 8 A. NJ, and $3.50 and 1880
P. M. the straight farets to be four
cents for adults and two cents for
children between 4 and,12 years.
Flasman at Crossings.
Mr.. shipley of Anne Arundel coun'
IL, introduced q bill under which y
win be possible for commissioner Of
several counties to provide aagmen
1t railroad crossings orta erect gates
at those crossings, or shall change
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-02
norlcE Io.-LLEN :4oLpERs.-.

TO all persons holding liens by1tuds'
rnent tor otherwise on the real es
tate, or any part thereof, Of Charles
NJ, Floyd:
In pursuanceof a decree ofSthe CIT
cult Court Of Marion county, West
Virginia, made in q cause therein
pending 10 subject the real estate Of
The said charlessI Floyd, to The Fat-
lsfaction Of the liens thereof you are
hereby required 70 present al ,NleiRta
held by you and each Of you, against
lie said CHARLES N. Floyd which are
liens on his real estate, or any mart
ofit. for adjudication 70 me. atny Of
ace IN the City Of Fairmont IN said
Marion county, on or before the 18th
day Of March, 1905.
/ Given under my hand this 14th day
ofiFebFuafy, 1905.
\ A. u. LEHMAN, Commissloaer
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-02
BATTLING FOR LIFE
AT EouR.sCoRE YEARS.

Word has just been received that
Mrs, Lydia Lowery. the mother Of j.
Md who was 80 years old on the 21st
Mr., who was 50 years old on the 21st
Of February, is now quite sick at her
home, of pneumonia fever The fam
lily friends here are feeling quite anx'
ious over her condition, IN that her
advanced years will necessarily mill
tate against a strenuous resistance Of
such a direful malady.