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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-04-04

cynical remarks. Few believe
that the railroads mean what
they say in this matter, and that
they will not by some secret and
undetermined methods continue
the old practices.
1t is a common saying, and a
common belief, that the evils
which the Interstate Commerce
Commission was appointed to
remedy have not been remedied
in any real and appreciable
degree, for the reason that the
railroads have either ignored its
decisions or got around them in
the old and familiar way. Even
when the decision was secured
in a Federal court in the famous
railrOad-merger case, the re-
mark went around that it would
actually avail little or nothing,
for the companies or the men
interested would easily find a
way to beat the law thus declared
and accomplish their purposes.
And the result has seemed to
fully justify this opinion.
Voices are heard even now to
say that neither the President
nor Congress can devise any law
of rate regulation which the rail-
roads and other corporations
affected will not dodge or cir
cumvent so far as it suits their
purpose to do so. The feeling
is. in brief. that a certain class
of individuals, singly or in com
bination, by means of it's wealth,
political influence, and the clever
manipulation of courts, legisla-
lures, and common councils, is
able to get around" any law that
interferes with its plans.
No doubt the beliefs and feel
ings thus described exist in an
exaggerated form in many
quarters, and are carried beyond
the bounds of reason and com
mon sense. We are not among
the cynics and Jeremiahs who
profess to believe that all honesty
and integrity have departed
from the earth, and that cOrpO-
ratjOns and rich men are wholly
selfish, greedy. and soulless.
We do believe, however, that
there is far too much of beating
and lodging of laws among men
intelligence and high standing
for the safety of society and the
nation. Anything which tends
to create a distrust of law and
government among a people is
an exceedingly dangerous thing,
and especially so when the
tendency is fostered and pro-
noted by men who, by reason of
their superior intelligence, their
power and influence. should be
the leaders of the people in the
ways of honesty and righteous
ness. Men of this class who
openly fOut law or secretly cir
cumvent and nullify it are forg-
a weapon which some day
may pierce their own vitals.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-04-04
The Cane Crop

Inc Nane crop
Louisiana Planter.
Complaint of too much rain is
now loud throughout the sugar
district. The water-sOaked
ground is not only preventing
the completion of planting opera
tons, but it is reported to have
inflicted some injury on fall plant
and stubbleS. and while the ex-
tent of the harm done is not yet
manifest in any marked degree,
the apprehensiOns of our sugar
planters have been excited and
they feel somewhat anxious and
are eagerly awaiting a cessation
of the frequent dOwnpOurs.
Any seed cane not yet planted
seems to be in good condition
and the stubb!es sound, but the
delay in getting the cane crop
started and growing is very dis.
appointing. The season is really
backward and it remains to be
seen whether sound seed and
good stubble will regain the lost
time. the result of the frequent
rains.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-04-04

estimated. New York has re-
Gently voted an enormous bond
issue in aid of road improvement,
and New Jersey and Massachu-
sets have been engaged for
some years in improving their
highways on systematic and
scientific principles, and have
already gained an enviable dis
tinction in this direction. Public
funds cannot be expended on
any object that will bring larger,
more certain. and more salts
factory dividends to the people
than when invested in good
roads. The Federal government
might we'll divert some of the
many millions which it proposes
to put into Notifications and new
war enginery, for which there is
no need, to the furtherance of
the Brownlow plan, or some
other measure of it's kind. The
money expended on a single first
class battle-ship would build at
least one thousand miles of the
best highway that the modern
art of road-making could supply.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

nflh ihs fare hoiyosn the ereal min
ing camp of nishce. and Douglas
Whore the Phelps Dodge dmclier. ono
~ che lafgeei OBJ iho world d locaice
travel between I'D raao and these
cities Vlh be- materially Increased and
fho trade % ire three cities WIN be-
COME more closely related
The change in the rate win hecomt
effective JuiF lat. and other recess
win be advised 90 change their taplei
aCoarulneig.
The Defining and Tombstone branch
rs are the oply ones 90 iae Southwest
ern Wt.ch are rot affected BY thf
change and the present falg %. cent?
WIN continue 90 be operative on tlr %
hfanchcs.
General Passenger AGENT stiles
stated this morning also that lhe rate
on mllcaFc books would likewise AN
dfreo mo change. and books Of 1900
miles paEEnEe viii continue % be sold
mi the rate OF 3 cents per mile.
Throughout the territories of an
zona and New MoxiCo the Nassengel
rate on tbs main lines of The rail
roads VIII afier July uo g cents neI
mNe, instead OF ) as heretofore
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
RAILROAD N0TES

Tho Chicago shippers association
a preparing a thpfougn csr directory
Ior enc benefit ui iia member one
circular already has been issued.
showing TIE car lines Operated Ont ol
Chirafo into che aouihrastcn terri.
tory. and another showing the movc.
ment t0 the souihacat 81 heinr pre-.
pared 4 d The ultimate intention oi
tho association 40 make the directory
cover ail cars selns OUT Of chicago.
The Fairbanks. Morse test railroad
automobile car which waa hero on
Tuesday and icii Tor the west night
before i1s' reached WinHl0w without
mlehap The rfin 80 Winal0w was
made cd an average speed " twenty
miles an hour Tho car d one fki
manufacturers are recommending 90
faIirlad an nn Inspection car FOR on.
ciaia While iha car was ,n fhn city
0n Tuesday. hrcnt purdY ana Chief
Clerk par fdl took e. spin out 90 fhe
aaW MIS- ~ 81. ard also took q short
run IoWirdg HuFr station on thcGo
rune ne machine showed n krpel III
about nncen miles 90 hoar The
manufacturers claim n speed of forty.
MN| NilI|N Az WRNN NNH NNf NNN NNINNMN
railroad men say that % ia too light
for such 4 hiTh rate Of speed.
After making and countermandinp
numeuus and sundry orders for train
No . with reference to stops al the
small stations on the New Mexico a.
vision ihc fman behind" finally iasi
nlghi Issued what - thoueht 10 81 a
final order ny Toe now order tickets
VIII ne sold 90 hefnnliilo. Corrillus.
and other small points norin of the
city. Yesterday one could rci buy a
ticket 90 Benalllio. owing t1 an or.
der Ina vogue prohibiting train No
from stopping therc Thl irnublo BE-.
gan With the taking on OF train No.
no. x wac the general impression
ihal train No should Co the work
inui No % had been doing. but owing
io something being wrong in th0 trpT
Dc department cnlcc. o. was srVful
days before the matter was siralght.
tned out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
ILLNESS REvEALS
Santa Sc ofdes- Pare Welded Az
most Two NVe,ks Ago, %
Miss Nenie Peslnk.

D has just come 60 llght that WIN.
T. paris ihe Santa re special cheer
I'D las Vegas, who o. now suffering
FROM paralysis az The railroad hos.
plfai. was ciandcsiinely married a.
week aEo last Monday says the Op.
tic nIs bride is Miss Nellie posink.
Who was employed I'D enc Plaza no
fpi. They came from dichigan. They
had inienocd keeping their marriage
scrrct ior some time 10 come, but
the pagalytic stroke which the 8r1om
sustained lst week caused s. 50 leak
out gradually Since he was stricken
hia bride has been nj his bedside
daily, and because snc wanted 20 a.
sist Ga nursing him. snc Acknowledged
ner true relation TO him.
Mr. Paris la recovering slowly.
thanks io The unrcmlttlng and tender
care. lie ls NOT able 20 talk cohor.
entity yct. bat appears 10 be much
brighter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

To simon Sanders. be heirs, admin.
lstrators and asSlgna;
You are hereby notified that ! have
expended IN labor and Improvements
upon tho Agnes lode. situated IN the
New placera Mining District, county
OF Santa Re. Territory of Rev Max,
leo. for fho year 1904, ono hundred
dollarn (ti0000). az viii appear BY
certificate filed June 9Th 1904 in
the Office OF the Recorder OF said
county, and for the year 1905 enc
hundred dollars (&i00.00l, az viii ap-
pear by certificate filed July 25th,
1905. in tho once OF the Recorder ol
said county, IN order 20 hold the said
premises under provisions uf Section
1924. Revised Statutes OF the United
States. being amount required 10 hold
the same for the years ending Dccem-
Der aist 1894 and December sisl
1905. respectively.
And 10 within ninety days after this
notice by publication you fan or refuse
% contribute your proportion Of such
expenditure as co owner, your Interest
ln said claim VIII become the prop
orty OF tho subscriber under said Sec
ton 232f
WILLIAM TOFiNCK.
First publication April 81, 1900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

known IS TOO private crossing rune
ming westerly across thc Santa fe
Pacific Railway c0mpanyn yaIdg;
said railroad crossing entering into
West Twmhull aYOuuc, in the cnnn.
IS Of ncfnaillio. the said public high
way prayed Tor ln said petition "a tore
m,naie as Aforesaid at said private
crossing. ai "a point whore Hald cruga-
ine is laid oui and contiguous iu the
land uf faid ufrrorin and Mariana
Anndaca.i and which said terminus ri
said proposed public road ls M the
county of nornallllo. territory 20 New
Mexico Tan OF said proposed h.rnWov
hnIne within precinct No. J. Of said
county, and she board az county CONE
mitaioncra. undersigned. have hxcd
Tho ilth dnV oi juno. 1905. beginning
al 10 O'Clock ir the Iorcuoon for the
view OF said proposed road aH hffrs
ln0clnro described By said board ui
county commissioners Of the freehold
era above named, win meet GA said
lfih dag or June 1905. at 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon of said day. af the
polnl designated in The petition and
herein particularly described aa the
starting pOint Of such road. to-wiii
beginning sud running from a point
on lhe north boundary Of the land %
Rafael Garcia IN the said county and
precinct Co attend GO their duties 90
surh reviewers heretofore appointed
for the purpose aforesaid; and az
persona are given notice that such
meeting BIZ aald board or commission
oin Of throa frccholdoro 10 make such
yi0W VIII no held ON the date. az the
place and time aforesaid. Dated at
Albuquerque ibis en- day Of June.
1900.
fufnHnnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
LARGE AUDIENCES
At THE CASINO
WITNESS WHOLESALE sLAuoH.
TEA M Jesse JAMEs"--A NEW
BiLL ToNlcHT-"cAMlLLE" ON
THunapAY.


Saturday aud Sunday night The her-
gor-Grose Stock company IN Jesse
James drew exceptionally large
houses, che promlscuous ahootldg that
took place az tho end Of every act
seemingly being the thing that the
patrons wanted 10 see and hear.
When the curtain came down 40 the
end Z Act q, only few Of the fifteen
acf0ra who started on the piece, were
leit 20 60 on IN Act The rest had
met death 90 the hands of Jesse and
frank james ne end of Act Wit
messed the wholesale slaughter of
about q dozen more Ditto, Acts Q
and a. 90 that when the FINAL curtain
was ruug down the stage ai the Ca
sine resombiCd one of Armour
siuaEntCr houses
NpN gave a fair nrCHcniati q of tue
lpionhiahlo Jesse, while g. ReA ner.
ger. sos Bob Eord. was fairly good az
we're the rest 90 the cast. hili. me
vaudeville artist. came into hls own.
however Ia the part 0f Lige He
should cast aside uis tramp and Irish
mAkeups hereafter. and combine him
self 90 playing hlackface parts. he
Kept che audience in an baroar of
laughter an me time ho vas on TIE
stage
The bin 80 the Casino tonight and
Tuesday aud "Wednesday nights viii
be- IAN Escaped Convict. end
ON next Thursday niehi and
fhp remainder of the week. Cam
ME. with Miss Lylllan LCighten
their new leading lady iu the title
role. viii ne presented
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
RAILROAD MEN
MEET At PHOENIX.

Phoenix was soc mecca Wednesday
Tor several travelling railroad men.
who have the Southwest a. a rarr ut
their territory. They arrived IN that
city irm the north and spent that
day ia the interests OF the roads they
represent. OF the party were r. "A.
Byron. Of Los Angeles, southern Cali.
trail n e. Archer. general agent Of
iho Mexican Central. " "a headduar.
tiers az Los Angeles. since the IRE no
San Frlucisc1, and n. ~ a HON,
.dlstgici passenger agent of she rem
tylyan.a lines. whh headquarters at
Los ANGELES, end A. n Taylor % the
iroftc department o. tho Santa Pc
PreaooIt a. Phoenix lines 90 Pres
colt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
n ls HUSTLE Ar THE
LOCAL DEPOT OCCkeloNALLY

Has Ga ever occurred 90 you That
the SANTA Fe station ia THIS city 81 "a
mighty busy place when che passen'
ger trains begin to roll in Especially
is this true condition OF AFFAIRS
should there happen to be a delayed
same time the regulars are scheduled
o. pui in an appearance. n lH hustle
and hurry for the employees and as
the passengers who ahght in quest of
something tO ear OF drink. aa the ease
may be, are always alarmed lest tney
get left they are over anxious and
rush about hither and thlther bump.
ing into each other in their undue
haste.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
JUMPED FROM WAGON
AND aHokE leg

Newt Kemp had the misfortune to-
gt a leg broken last Saturday, says
the Captain News he had a Wild
mule hitched 10 wagon. and In some
way tho Arunco eot the ADVANTAGE OF
aim and was about 90 TIP the wagon
over aud 20 save himself Mr. Kemp
jumped from the wagon. FITS fo0t
struck a rock. turning bis ankle and
breaklng the email hone Of the lower
lex surgeon was at once called.
the limb dressed ana the wounded
Man left 90 ~ stlll ana allow nature
10 heal the Injured parts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
soUTHWEsTERN MAKES cur lN
FARES ON IT'S ARIZONA LINES

n n Stiles. general passenger
agent of the El paso a. Southwestern.
made Do important announcement
yesterday 0f a reduction ln the ras.
sfneer rates from s cents 81 e cents
.per mile On the western division of
The road The action Of the South
western ID in concurrence with ihat
of the southern Pacific ana SANTA re-
to reduce fare ln New Mexico aud
Arizona Zoe conclusion 90 make the
reduction having been arrived AZ by
The officials ni these systems at d
meeting held not long ago.
Ilr reduciiun made hy she South.
western s on the main line from El
raso Benson. o. aisianco of 900
miles lnd includes the hiaheo branch.
Tho fare tom ~ paao 90 bcneon, nov
tlfs0 win ho reduced to 3iisi ny
me change The fare % iisbco. now
ti2.aU, is cut % 40. The fare 90
nouglas nov fIe65. viii be li5.l0.
ihif reduction u one of fho MOST
important changoa IN railroad rate,
thai hae been mldo in the southwest
inr mapy years hy declaulng one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30


You Toe above named defendants,
aud each Of you are hereby nullled
that the above named plaintiffs have
commenced their action against you
in the ns.ovc named court being cause
80. lOa4. on the docket OF said court,
that the general object Of said action
D. to secure the partition OF the real
estate hereinafter described accord.
ing 90 che rights Of the several own.
ors thereof. and 10 require YOU and
each 81 ynH iu come in and set np
or prove your respective Interests In
and 90 said premlaea, or be forever
barred, and in case partition oi said
premises cannot bee had without ma.
lerlai injury To the interests Of tne
respective owners, tncn Tor q sale ol
said premises and a division Of the
proceeds thereof between the parties
according 90 their respective rights
and Tor an proper and equitable relief
Said real estate % sltuhte ln the
county ot nornallllo, Territory of New
Mexico. and described as follows. TO-
wit.
a tract 81 land COMMONLY called the
Elena GaAegos grant. and also some
times called The Ranches de Alhu
IuCrgue Grant, bounded on the norm
I hy The Pueblo Of sandal an tie oaal
10y the summit of the eandln Noun
inins. on the south by the North
boundary of the Albuquerque Grant
aud q llno extending eaHicrly there
from 20 me summit Of the aandll
/ Mountains and on the west hy th,
I Rio Grandc ns tho same ran in Oh,
early part ~ the Seventeenth century
and containing according 20 the on
Iclal survey ihereof at.Of6.76 acfes
as viii more fully appear nom th'
I record Gi said survey GA hlt in tn'
OiIlCn of che aurycyiW General 81 Sew
! Me1lco, and which la hereby roierre'
10.
n You are fUrchy notified that th'
| plainrifs attorneys are McMillen an,
Reynolds. whose pO1ioince address Z
Albuquerque, New Mexico, and ina
nVlCEs you and each Of you enter you
appcaIaucc Do said cause 90 of heiorl
the iltn day OF July, 1906 iudgmcn
wlA Do rendered against You and eac'
oi you hy default
W. u. DAME,
Chess 0f said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
SANTA re PLANS
NEW sTYLe TICKET
Perforated Stub Attached VIII Seal
Complies Record Of Trangporta.
ton, Saving Much Labor
and Worry.

Adylccs received al the local ticket
onlce aays a new style of ticket is
10 ho pul in use on the Atchiaon
e pcil & santa Fe which % O.
ihought wiil bc a great Improvement
over ihe old style Thoy ara tickets
somewhat similar iQ tho car tickets
now used for local stations and 90
points wheve tho travel Is heavy. with
tho exception that there win be q
stub ON Che new ones. This stub %
perforated aud win De torn on aud
kept hy the agent Tor bis record %
tho number cf tickets which are sold.
q often happens that the record b.
lost Or mixed up and considerable
dlnCu'iy results an that win be
necessary for record IN Che new style
card tickets win be tho stab.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

uNSh 70 FNWNfNo' N0ME'
Before Mrs. u. B. Hawkins lcfi last
week for Colorado, she arranged with.
Mrs. y. y. Carpenter TO take care OF
her cats great Poland took Boy
% the Carpenter ranch, about eight
miles southwest of town. says the 10
iancia News u seems ihat boy
Thought weeks visit was long
enough. End not caring 90 wear out
his welcome, he returned home. when
ar Hawkins came home on Saturday
evening he was surprised 10 iind the
cat there. bat the cat is not at ali sat.
lshed. lie ruams from one room 10
The other looking Tor arg. HaW kins
aud 40; finding her stretches him.
self out IN restless sleep, only IA
awaken 90 again roam The idea 81
the cat makina the "trip ~ eight miles
has caused comment among the neigh.
b0Fs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
COLONY PROJECT ron
NE0Ah LAND anANT

The land project inauguraicd by a..
w Thompson. formerly receiver az
tho United States land olce az CLAY.
ton and DOW of las Vegas 10 stanine
on we'll b sill De- remembered that
Mr Thompson purchased $4,000 acres
0l enc land from the board OF trns.
iecs 90 fhe las Vcgue land greM
Ihis land ls well situated and a ready
ior humescekors. Arrangements have
been made with Toe santh ~ railway
system, to run homtseckcra' excur.
aiona 20 Las vegas ior the purpose oi
examining ihla land twice n mouth.
namely ga the second and fourth
Tuesdays oi each month A ven low
rate has been established hy ne road
iOr that purpose The nrst excursion
from ChicaFo o. expected % arrive
Ia ihe Meadow Ciiy on the e6lh in.
Hlnni Sales of tracts OF tho property
purchased hy SIR Thompson viii IKE
~ hegin july 4.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

Frequently results from neglect %
cloggod bowels ana torpid liver, until
constipation Oecnmos chronic. This
condition 10 unknown 20 those who
use or Kings New Life pills. the
best and rcntlost regulators % slom,
ach and Bowels. Guaranteed by all
dugEi-ts. Price 25c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

Chicago June 2b.-prcgldcnt uOm-
pcra OF The American Federation of
Labor sent representatives Cd Chicago
yesterday go arrDnFo Coz a union "Cx-
position Tor The purpose of cnlnhrat-
lng che achievements uf Organized las
Dor The exposition VIII probably BE-
held m Minneapolis IN connection WIth
tho next convention of ihe national
labor bodr ln November
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

In he District Court OF the county o.
Bernailllo. Territory Of New Mex
leo. No. 1904
DOulclanO Gurulc, jose do Ia luz
Sanchez. Jose 0nrulc, Antonio
Gurule. aud Juan Gurulc,
Plaintiffs,
Va.
The unknown heirs ~ Diego Mon
foya. deceased. The unknown
heirs OF Elena Galiegea. de-
ceased. Ge0TEo HE Howard.
and an unknown claimants OF
interests adverse 10 the plain
iiffa ln and 20 The real estate
hereinafter described,
Oelondanta.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
MEMBERS MUST ATTEND
STRICTLY TO BUSINESS

washington, June IS Speaker
Cannon delivered a mild lecture 20 the
members OF the house today, by stat.
ing that Ia these closing days Of the
present session more business OF vital
Importance 90 the nation will be tram
aactod than IN any previous three
months. and Il o. absolutely necessary
that close attention shall 50 given on
the part Of members 80 she business
Ia hand, 10 which Justice cannot be
done unless q Is closely observed.
by unanimous consent q was de-
cided that the house shall sit frm S
10 III tonight 10 committee Of the
whole 90 Franc q bili 10 simplify the
law IN relation 90 collecting the rcy-
enuca. u has been decided 20 permit
40 political speeches 90 he delivered
on this blll
immigration gill Taken W.
palzell ol Pennsylvania from the
committee on rules today reported tho
rule taking up the immigration bin,
Tho rule provides for three hours OF
debate under The hve-mlnulo rule.
This rule vas adopted ay l5i TO 90,
ana the house 40 once went into COM
mitico Of the whole for consideration
of she immigration bin
APPROPRIATION BILLS
TAKE MUCH TIME
Washlngi b. june 2b-Tho confer
once report On the naval Appropriation
bill was adopted hy ihe house today
Pebble Buildings nili
The omnibus public building bin as
reported go She house to-day carried
the following appropriations.
Colorado springs tl00O0q
Denver. $4,000
Boulder $4,000.
Trinidad. $4,000.
What Seems * Pest Facto.
al n mll meeting ~ the house COME
miticc ON appropriations an important
amendment 90 lha gnaeral deficiency
BIN was adoption, which logailzos and
ratihos tho tarin duiy hoiB import
and export, lmgoFed in thei Phillip
pine islands prior 90 March g. 1909.
either hy the authorities of the Unli-
Cd States or The provisional military
RoVOrnmcni 81 'be islands This
amendment Is made io meet a deci-
Sion Ot the United States supreme
/ court ln iho Warner Barnes case
which was against the government
and would compel the rounding III
duil's collcetod amounting io moro
than Si000.000
M'ss Helen dlriIu Waldo. daughter
of ludFa - T.. waldo. the New Mex
/ ico councillor for tho santa De-. ans
Ia. r. Rogers. Las VEGAS attorney
VIII Do united in marriage Ai knusa'
lCliy, M0 "a me Waldo home 40. 1871
| i.InWOod avenue Wednesday rh|
wedding Wlli ho very quiet. none bn
ihe immediate relatives 0f che con.
tracing parties helng present TOO
ncwiy married pair wiil make thol
home Ia iaE Neeaf, where Mv Roger
Is established in the practice 81 law
Mrs Wilson o. confined Go her homo
hY iilacHs huI the stNre at 12i Yves
Gold o. opon Amy patronage given Q,
those DO attendance wiN bo greufll
appreciated