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Arizona republican., 1906-11-06

in yesterday. Most of them are doing good work and keep their scores grad ually piling up into the thousands. Harry Kerr still leads but Byrda Shott is keeping him busy watching the score. Paul Todd is also a likely can didate for first place. He is an untir- ing worker and has gradually moved up until he now holds third place. Eva Young, the Mesa girl, kept the leaders guessing for a time, but as she has not turned in for several days. she has been crowded down a little.
 SCOURING THE COUNTRY.
 Many of the contestants who have been rustling for business in town only thus far, made a strike for the country yesterday and there is scarcely a road out of Phoenix on which some sub scription rustler has not kicked up the dust
 Randolph McElhaney and Alton Stoner made a crusade to the Buckeye and Arlington country. Byrda ShOtt spent Saturday in the rural districts and Paul Todd has taken several jaunts in different directions many miles be- yOnd the city borders. Many new subscriptios are coming in from these excursions the bOyssand girls are mak- ing and both the circulation depart ment of the Republican and the cOntes- tants' scores are growing in conse-
Arizona republican., 1906-11-06

At the door on summer evenings Sat the beautiful Miss Mandy, Wishing<fhat her beau would come And bring her Donofrio's Cactus Cand
Arizona republican., 1906-11-06
sTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Goldneld ComstoclS Mines company will be held at the of flee of the company with I. T. StOd- dard. in the city of Phoenix, MaricOpa county. Arizona, on the 18th day of November, 4. D. 1906, at the hour of o'clock in the afternoon, for the election of a board of directors for the ensuing year, and for the trans action of all other busienss that may properly come before said meeting. The stock books will be closed at F o'clock November 3rd, and re-opened the next day after final adjournment of said meeting. 4 full representation of the stock of the company is urged, and if you cannot be present in per son, please send your proxy.
 Yours truly.
 THE GOLDFIELD COMSTOCK
 MINES COMPANY.
 By c. P. CAMPBELL,
 President. Attest: F.. NJ. PURDY,
 Assistant Secretary Colorado Springs, Colo, october 5th, 1906.
 At the Hoffman now, and on draught the famous Tony Faust beer.
 You may get the prIze-ask for Daisy Flour.
 There is no halfway point with a woman. She is either very generous or very stingy-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-06

Every old beuse polluted condition of the blood This fluid infected in an unhealthy condition from long spell of sickness the trouble  7ated fierce an outlet the face other of the body and continually red and testers and the surrounding flesh until
 
 do blood nothing all
 
 but
  and the blood medical adce free 7TsE SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, ca.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-06
THE SOCIAL SIDE
 OF CHRISTIAN LIFE

The Theme of Rev. J. crOnenberser of the Christian Church Last Sunday Morning.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-06
RIBBONS

A complete line of the new Scotch plaid Taffeta Ribbons. 4 inches wide, the popular thing for Belts and Neckwear. All colors of the rainbow.
 AT 4Oc YARD,
Arizona republican., 1906-11-06
cHALLIE.

% pieces of Cotton Challie on sale today. All cOlors and patterns. suitable for comforters.
 5e YARD.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-06

Hair dressing II South Center St
Arizona republican., 1906-11-06

There is no halfway point with a woman. She is either very generous or very stingy.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-06
PATENTA

PATENTs--8szerd . .BpGz. L~ Angeles. Send fer free book ca Bltszta
Arizona republican., 1906-11-06

You may get the prIze-ask for Daisy Flour.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-06
LOSING GROUND.

Francis Crowley is one of the best little hustlers in the entire list of con testants and for a long time held his place among the leaders. For several days Francis has had considerable other work to occupy his time and has not been able to do much subscription getting and others who have not let an idle moment slide or a single vote escape have crowded in ahead of him. But when Francis gets into working harness again he will probably make it awfuIIy interesting for some who have gone ahead of him.
 A WISCONSIN SUBSCRIPTION.
 Sidney MoUer the Tempe leader. sent in another prepaid yearly subscription to go to White Water, Wisconsin. This is the second order, prepaid for one
Arizona republican., 1906-11-06
NOTICE.

D. PENNINGTON.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-06

At the Hoffman now, and on drausht the famous Tony Faust beer.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-06
NothIne sueceens LIke bud

He hus the confidence and patronage of thf leading business men
 and m Ost prominent citizens Of Arizona. The Dnrfnr "a a ( "a rlr1aAa r.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-14
Snrnicftion bes 2abpr 2pccnm.
GrDfinnng Der Snrnidnle
Wittuudl ben IL. Cftpbcr 1906,
1O11-1O13, Sit-Saltimurc. Strafe
(2S7-0

Iblebcn. - ST.. 2oltiS i. Sc.
trif, Witglieo scr 9oltimorer San.
belsfommcr un0 friiberer ErGiioent
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gcn zines Sdloganfalles, bcn CT
Gienltog Worgcn erlitt. Gr Mir
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Il. u,o @m. $. Gctrid, 5luci Esd
tern. 6rls, ellie uno 3atbarinc &.
Getrid, uno 5pei 0rifoern, Srn. ).
9. Getrid BON ser Sirmo Getrid II.
Sarpep unb Srn. goineton Gctrif
bon Son Sron5iseo. Dos 9egrGb.
nib finoet Wontog Nadmittaa BON
Srn. 1etrid's letter @obnune, Nr.
104, Sit 9iooleltroBe, aus ali Dem
n2oubon Norf : 6rieoboic" ltott.
Solgcnoe Scrren mcrben ais Telt.
goten Der Sonbelsfammcr Dem BE.
arGbnib b%eiipobnen: SaS. 5. Corner,
@m. Robgers, S. 9. Standings uuo
gaen u. Einferton.
Ger yGeut d . america l.
d) G SincoIn Club" inoollrte
in ieiner letten G~eriammtlung ii,
Sonncnberg'S Salle, ode BON 8oltii
more. lnb @reei,eitrabe, Srn. 1bos.
Srelano elliott oils Gaitoiooten iiir
Hid)ter Der obcriten 8eriftsbattf bot
Baltimore uilo fiir Goitgteb Die SS.
Robert @orrptt oils Ganoioat I'M
jipeiten Tiitrift, @. @. Spbnion in,
britten 1iftrifi, 5. 9. g.. 5irolop, IT,,
i'm piertef, 1iitrift ntio Width. Sio'
nep 6. MiioS in, fiinftet Giltriftc.
Sooann iuliroe beantraat, III per'
if,ieoeren 5beilrn Der Staot Ger
iarnmlltngft in Slitereiie bieierGot'
oioateli ab3ubolten. Gas foleenoe
Ganipngne : Goinite iuilroe erfaniti:
SS. aoam 9aumnnn, Sernhanft Ho'
ientbaI, 2oiiis Z. WetS. gouis 9off.
mann Clos. Send,ler. U. Sdaiib,
2onis Sd)eibc, felt. 2oiiis Sd)eioe,
IT,. Nnn. stiibr, 3obit g. Sd,oumat,,
Sobn Sanetfp, 8. Zimmerman, g.
Spanacnberg, q. N. Cohen, lbeoSor
aromtn, ". IrieoIcr, aua. @ilin 9.
Stepbon nno Sol. 'Ycrmia,n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-14
@6dlcmtlidlcr @cInnbbeitsberidt.

Mc6r SoocsfGQc, ais IN Ser gleiden
@odp Der letten brei Sabre.
Sdminoiudt rofft 80 Herloneu
cabin. Sungelcnt5iinonng,
Sersfronf6eiten ltnb grigbtide
Nierenfronfbeit bouptiadlidc
Sobesuriaden.
Ter 9eridt bes @elunobeitsamteS
fir Die am Is. Sftober enoenoe $50
he 5eigt 900 9obesfoQe gegen t76
in Der gleihen @ohe bon 1905, ISL
in 1904 unb t6S in 1903. Die joGr~
ltfe Sobesrote pro Gauienb Ger 9e-
p%olferung mar 1916, fir Die peiBc
9epolferung 1862, fir Neger 1870.
Gle bauptidd)liditen 5obesurioden
moren: Sppbus g., Waiern A. Gipb-
teritis A, Sfninoiubt 80, arebs s.
Sdupinbiuft 6, Ser5frarfbeiten II,
9ronditis 3, 2rngenent5iiroung Is,
9rehburhfna betainbern unter 5ipet
Sobren 9, @rigbtife Nterenfronf-
belt IA, ShmGf,e noh ser 8eburt
IS, altersiftpGde 8, Wprb t., lln-
fGQe etc. "a.
Bon SEN Sobten paren 116 @eiBe
unb SO Neger in ben Ser. Staoter
unb 80 @eiBe I'M Iusfanbe gebore1l.
9ei Is Sobter mar Ser 8eburtsort
utbefonnt. Neun 5ooesfdQe ereies
neten iid i'm r9aDpiep=Iipl," 36 III
Soipitdlern unb Is in unberen Sniti-
tuten. 35 Goroners- SnqueItc mllr-
bclt a~b9ehnlten.
SIM @on5en mlroen tt5 8e6urten
onacmeloct, borullter S3 ipeiBe tuo
80 Negerfinber.
Solgenbe onitedenbe aronfbeiten
ipurben nn%genelbet:
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las @ettcr.

Sir Wiorplano mo oen Eiltrtft
Columbia belte Flor ltno mariner,
per0noerlidc, meiitens obcr iiiolife
Witloc.
@eltcrH betrilg Die bod)itc Gen1pc-
rotilr So @ro0 um "a llbr Nadrmit-
tags unb oie ricorigite 81 8roo nm
126 llbr MorqcnS.
Sn ocn ilbrigcn 9unbes e @ettcr.
itotioncn marc iolgcrbe rieoriQitc
Scmpcrotur pcr5eibnet: @oitport 36,
Yortlono -. Bolton 36. Nlbonp 80,
Gelu.2)orf ~, philadelphia 40. Nor.
folf As, @oibington 80, Sotteros SO,
Charlotte 36, illumination 40, G6or.
ieiton Is, Sopamob Al, Sodionpiue
30, Supiter "A, aep.@eIt rs, Itlon.
to 40, montgomery "A, Nelp : Or.
leans 5S, Foleitire So, COLLECTION 70,
Corpus Gbriiti "A, MempbiS 80,
Cincinnati As, Fittsburg sc, SSlue.
90 81, Buffalo 3S, Glcpelonb SO,
Detroit "a, Nlpeuo IL, Morouettc
46, Green Ban lG, Chicago 81, 1u.
iittb II, ct. PAUL 80, ct. 2ouis 80
&orIos-Gitp 81, Snno6o 50, 0ltron
90. 9ismard IS, @iQiiton IS, SABRE
~, Seleno ~, Salt 9ofc SO, Senper
AZ. Nortb Elatte 80, Iooge 90, Mrno,
riQo SO, Sos Mnqeles 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-14
Yicnna Sanatprinm.
Haturbeilanltalt.
413 Weit-J aSette- StraHc.


Dit allen neueiten SiilismitteIn
llno eleftriiden apparaten ~ausgeitat-
tete Sei(anitalt fir bic 9ebanolung
mno ariinbIide 5eiluns bon 8beunla.
tisnus, @cilt, aIlen hroniihen uno
neru6ien, iouie Sails. Sbren- mo
Haiet.a rdnfbeiten. Cine beionbere
Ibtbeiiltng lit iiir Die 8ebanolung
nad) ser Yroi. aoolf 2orens'iden
blutloien Methooe fir 8erfriimml,n-
gen Scr Wir6clidule. geine unb
alumpfiibe eingeridtet. Iieies ga.
ndtorinm lit oas beitause eitatiete uno
oos ein5ige Snititut ieiner s(rt lit Die.
JET Stnbt INTO es piro auf ltrene
niiienifaitlid}en Yrin5ipien biirf
gepriiite aerste ans Wien, Geltreib,
geiiibrt. (266-
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Staot Baltimore.
BUR Scahtmna :!

Sie Scrrcu @crcius. nnb Gugrn.
Gcfrctare werOen gcbetcn, alle Ser
cinsbcridtc oSer Sdriftitiifc, bic fir
Scn s9entiden GorrciponScntcn" be.
ftimmt iinS, brett an bic 5eitnag ST
aSrciiircn, um elmer prompten Gr.
lcSianns iidcr sa iein. 9nrd bas
ISrciiiren iplfjcr Sdriftiiide an
Ingcitellte treten in bercn gbipcien.
felt Dfters fir beioc Eartcien nnlieb.
fame @er5ogernugen Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-14
Sbalia.MGuuerd,pr
SnmpriitiIdle Ibeno' llntcrbaltnma
Spnntag, ben II. Sftuber in Der
u8ermania'Ma nncrdur.Saac."
f9S7a OF

9ran6- 3 enfmal.- 9is aes
ltern iparen 1925 Subicriptioncu
fiir Den Brand 4enfmnl . 6ono ae.
modt moroen, uub 5lpar 5eihneten
geItern SS.@m. $. @rafflin, Slaoc
8. Giron uno Snbn Sc. Sbup ic
$500, Ioipie SS. 9ouis aann un0
Siegntuno aann ie 500. Gie8runo.
eigentbtms 9orie miro, luie ae.
tern ell an Sru. 5ronf Shirt &c.
rtd)teter 9rief beiagt. in Der nGd),
item Glreftoren . @erlommlung am
6. Nopember Der 6roae Der tbotfrGf.
tlgen unteritiitulla oes Erojefte3
tldber treten. Er1lioent 5ronf 5. 60
Wotte bon Serein Der 8eihGitsrei.
tenocn II. aauileute miro ebenfaas
Gin eon1ite ernennen, meld)es nit
Dem 0iinf5iger . Sauptcpmite coope-
riren IoQ.
Gum @ilbbiiter ernunnt.
- aiii Grilldcn oes 8olluerneurS
hot StaatS . @ilobiitcr Oregon Mil.
ton GenniS @rn. GbaS. $. Gamer,
Der alif DEM Sanoiibe oes 8oiiper.
lleilrs, Sof0ole in Soiparo.Gountn
olgeiteIlt lit, gum Stills /. Stoots.
@ilobiiter crnnnrlt.
sellers bcgnuoigt.- @oi,.
perrieur @nriielo b~egnooigte acitern
Sobn ". 3ellers, % Sabre alt. mel.
der am 26. gllguit bon Eoli5eirid).
fer Seofe III Der iiiblitcn Yoli5eiIta.
ton pegcn tbotliden Hngrifis olli
Ieinc 6ran 5i $40 unb Soften unS
60 Soaen @eidngnib pcrilrtbeilt
mprocn mar. tSrnu Sellers bat I'm
8nobe fir ibrcn Mann, Der Scr cin.
size @rnGbrcr Der Samilie lit, mel
dc aus 6rau Sellers uno mebrercn
unmiinoiacn ainbern beltebt. Ga3el.
lers leine Stroic foit abgeieiien bot.
begnobigte 8ollperneur S8oriielo
oenielben.
Serbitinpeftion Ser y.
& .. 9abn." - Yr0libent Ssfor
q. Wnrrop, 1. 8iee.Groiihert SEQ.
=. Honbolpb, B. @iee.Erdiioent Geo.
9. Eotter. General i. 8eid)1ftSfiibrer
Sbon1as Sitgerolb uuo Gbefinae.
nieur 9. 9. Gorotbers bon Der g.
& 3. 9obn" boher lid nit ibren
Eripotiefret1rcn oitf cine bon Helu.
Dorf %bcginnenoc ,snipeftionstour
Der g. & 9. @obn" beaebeit. fueldle
perIdieoene @oden holern miro.
eoropcrhaitct. - Gine1e-
peld)e aus Hitmoro, So. beiogt,
oob auf eriud)en oes Wurid,ulls
5ornan Getcftip d. Captain 1omlin.
ion oaielblt oSoe" 9eoro uno ,Sni.
Wbeeler perbaitet bat uno bis Ioit.
neritog fir oaS goltimorer Voli,ei.
Gepnrtemett ~ieitbaIten niro. 9enro
ipliroe aili Der Stoots 6oir oinG.
ieit senloht. Hepublifaniide Reai.
itrations : 9enmte ba5en 9cnro be,
iduIoigt in sluei Ercsintten Der 3.
@aro li%ngeieslider Weiie reaiitrirt
81 boben. Garaufbin wirhe einGer,
b~aftsbefebl gegen oeniclben erIonat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-14
ller ahreiie, bab Die 9lnaeIeaerlbcit
trIeolld erleoigt lpcroen ipiirOc.
". Sneaeubnrg d So,

Ger .Gapligbt Storc" an McSo1le.
Eloee ltnb galtimorcItroBe OF.
net leine Yforten. - Ias 8c'
bauoe BON obcn bis u1tcn nit
Den mobcrnlten Scrren 2 0ur0c'
robe : artifeln g~efiillt,
2as lleite @oroerobclpontcn = @e'
lfoft Don %. S%neucnbur9 II. So,
McSone. Nluce ltll0 9ultimoreitroBr,
lpelfes IN be5eidncnoer 8eiic Der
"Gopligbt Store" genornt Mrs,
o%ffrete geitern feline Yforten un0
piele Sitnocrte BON a0uicrn itotte-
ten Dem 8eiddft an icincm Groff.
nungsta9c einen 9eiuh o6. Sic @e,
lhaftsfiibrcr SS. Mar uno Gouio
Snellenbnra empiinoen BON aQcn
Seiten Die 6er5lid}iten 8liIfluiinidle
5l lDrem GroBortigen l(nternebntc,l
r1o piele on%geiebene 8eidGftsleute
lonoten berrlihe 9lumenitilfe. Sic
Geforationen ocs @eidGitS porcn
lpobl sic idoniten. mcIde ic bel eli.
her Gbnlihen 8eIcgenbeit gcbotcrl
murOell. Nur lebenoe 9lulnen lpltrs
Den bierbei p%erpenoct, ltno boS gan.
sc @clddft in eincn mnbrcn 9lil.
men9ortcn ncrmonoelt. Die Nn9c.
iteIlten batten oen @cid)1itsfitbrerlt
Gin Hieicnbolquet bon Hoien ulb
GergiBmeinnift gcinnOt, meIdcS
gieid bei'm gingone ole 9ciuher
bcgrilBte. Grof. @merih'S Grd)citcr
eon5crtirte ben gon5cn Gag. Gie Sir
mo fiibrt MIR Die ncueItcn lno mo.
0%crnItcn @ooren mo beiinoct itd
cud) in sen INSTRUMENTATION lueldc
OoS gan3e @eihGit non oben bis
unten fiiden. nid)t cilt ein5iger arti'
fcl, melder nidt ioilongcnl0B lit,
Gtc @cld,1ftsfiibrer boben ooS Wtot.
TO: nNur 'bos Bette uro NcueItc"unb
miro noh oieicm Grin5ip bos @e'
l6Gft 9efiibrt. @uS cin Mann, ser
auf Glegan5, euten Sib Der alei0er
uno mooerne @aroeroben . Nrtifel
bGlt, ernortet mo pcrlongt fam
bier bieies NQes erbnlten, unb miro
oud IN oieiem @eIhdft Der Der
mo6nteIte 8elhmad befrieoigt mers
oen. Gie 6irnto legt obcr einen
Soilptluertb ferner oornuf oaB ibrc
Irtifel aud jebeu1 Fortemonnoie
polien, uno begann idon geitcrn an
Groffnungstoge nit elmer Heibe
groBortiger Bargains unb erobcrte
iid boOllrb oie @itnit Ser 9nlti
morer Serrenrpelt I'M Stltrm. Snel.
lcnbllrg II. So. fiibrcn Shu6e, Site,
2cberipoorcrt, aleiSer fit WGnncr
unb ano6en lino alle itotbbenbigen
@arocrobe Irtife(. 9ic Gor5iiglif)-
felt bieier @onren gu bel6reibcn, lit
u%nmoglid), uno tblin unicre 2cicr
gut ouran, Dem @eiddfte perlonlid)
einen 9ciud ub5uitattcn lno gin'
f0llfe SIT modlen.
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Sdiffsfartcn BON un6 mad 1cutidj'
fnnN

Son Baltimore Bis Bremen: 4a.
lite $50, $40 un6 $3.50. Bremen
Bis Baltimore: $3.50 un6 $3.50.
Hunoreiie gu biaieerem BreiIe. Sbeo.
s. 9iener e Co., 217, Ct.Valtimore'
Strafe. (170|
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ghep. 8. Nicner e So.

Neiie- grrenii unb WedieIitibe.
Ehiffsfarten bot, uitb nod geutif.
lamb nit benz Norbbeutifen aIops
unb anberen 2inien. Reiiep1ffe, @eh.
ieI. grebitbriefe unb @eloienoungeu.
217 Eit.Yaltimurc. Strake.
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Sin iMSn,s nt,b niitlides geidens

Sin i6Snss ninb niitlides Ucidenf
fit gngrb6rise 1T INNER cine IebenS.
eroke photographic Dbcr cine Tint
leriidl puaenbete Gopie rines alten
Silbes In Grapon, WaTerfarbe, Del
Ooer Yaited. Die fdSniten Gabinet.
biIocr MIR ST pro Enttnb.
Snlius SebbrI, beutiher gbotograpb,
(90-) 321 Worb.0 as.S trafe.
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Sn elmer EoIiSei5cIlc &C
ltorbcn. Iie Al Sabre oltc
Negerin Mice Nepman, bon Nr.
1851 6oreman = Court, Itarb am
5reitaa abeno in elmer 3elIe Der flo.
. eltlid)en Eoli5eiitation, in pelber
tie peaen Srunfenbeit eingeiperrt
por, Coroner Sones itelte einen
SooesI6ein aus, nad lpelhem Die
Geritorbcnc einen !Ser5iflag uno
Ser Ginpirfung BON alfobolismls
erlag.
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HSTe sur Meiie in's SlnsIanS Be-
iorat 6. Mainc, Nr. 413, Df-@aIti.
lutore-S trafe, na9c Guitnm 9onie.Ape.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-05

menas prosperity for the railroad,
and the country ! have been through
lately showed such prosperous
conditions. We are going to make
every effort tn improve the Rock H.
land system Ia every way aud Il win
not be long before Il will take o.
rank AS . Of the best railroads Ia
the country"
President Wiucheli took occasion
to deny the reports that the Rock
island was contemplating extending
Its lines into Mexico and to some
oceanic port la that country. There
Is absolutely no truth In any OF these
reports" said Mr.. Winchell. I'VE
have never had any plans 10 go into
Mexico. We intend 10 c0nftue our
energies to this country and In fact
have not planned any important ex
tensions OF our lines here. II IL u
policy now to put our present lines
In the best possible condition. and Il
Is generally known that VI will spend
millions this year In improving our
road.bed, laying new rails, and max
Ing such other improvements as are
needed for the successful operation
OF the road"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-05
Never Paid For Him.

M
Il shall have TO ask you for a tick
ct for that boy. ma'am," insisted a
conductor, speaking to a quiet look.
ing little woman seated beside a boy
on a Pennsylvania train.
Il guess not" she replied with de
cision.>
He's too old to travel free. He
occupies a whole seat. and the car;
crowded. There are people stand
ing"
I've v paid for him yet the
woman retorted.
you've got to begin it some time
persisted the conductor.
Not this trip. anyway"
you'll pay for that boy, ma'am,
or I'll stop the train and put him off"
All right, put him off. If you think
that's the way to get anything out Of
me-"
you ought to know what the rules
Of this road are. ma'am. How old is
that boy?'
Il don't know. | never saw him
before"
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Goodbye to the Butcher,

No more win the CHEEKY voice o.
the vender IN ALI the latest maya
zines. peanuts, popcorn and chewing
gum be heard on the trains OF tht
Pennsylvania railroad company. A
formal order was issued by that com
pany Friday ordering Oft It's passen
ger trains all the "newsies" oyer Its
entire 5,0O0-mile system.
The order is directed to the Penn.
~sylvania Union News company. and
is a staggering blow to that concern.
The action is a general extension OF
a similar order issued some time ago,
but applying only to the lines east Of
Pittsburg. The Union News company
will be permitted to retain its ter
minal stands, and to sell in trains
while they are standing.
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No. I. Chicago Limited. SOLID Pull
man train with dining. observation
and buffet library cars, unsurpassed
equipment and service.
No. 2. Atlantic Express. has Pull
man and tourist sleeping cars for Chi.
cago and Kansas City, and . tourist
. for Denver. A Pullman car for
Denver Ia also added At Trinidad. Ar.
riyes at La Junta At 1880 p. M, con.
Meeting with No. 8. leaving La Juata
$40 .. M, arriving at Pueblo 500
q. M. Colorado Springs e:ss .. M.
Denver $3.50 .. m.
No. s. Kansas City and Chicago Ex.
press. has Pullman and tourist sleep
ers for Chicago and Kansas City. Ar
rives at La Junta 1915 .. M, connect.
Ing with No. COS. leaving La Junta
1910 p. M. arriving ct Pueblo 900
p. M, Colorado Springs $3.50 p. M,
Denver 600 p. n.
No. 10. Chicago Fast Mail, has Pull.
man sleeper. Ell Paso to Kansas City
IL the connection from all points south
Of Albuquerque. Does the local work
from Albuquerque to Ratoc.
No. 3. California Limited. has sams
equipment az No. 4.
No. / has Pullman and tourist sleep
ing car for southern California. This
train does the local work from Ration
to Albuquerque.
No, Z. Mexico and California Express,
has Pullman and tourist sleeping cars
for northern California points, and
Pullman car for FL Paso and City Of
Mexico, connection FOR FL Paso, Dem.
Ing. Silver City and an points In Mex.
leo, Southern New Mexico and Ari.
zona.
No. 3, California Fast Mail, has Pull
man sleeping cars for all California
points. This train Ii consolidated
with No. Z at Albuquerque.
". J. LUCAS. Agent.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestead Entry, No. 1910.

Department Of the Interior. Land Of
flee at Santa Fe, New Mexico. Feb
ruary %, 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
In support Of his claim, and that said
proof viii be made before United
States Court Commissioner at Las
Vegas. New Mexico. on April s. 1906
viz: Cruz Garcia, Of San Miguel coun'
ty, New Mexico, for the N IL, N e IA,
s e IL. N e IA. and lot 2, Sec. 81. T,
10 N. r % e.
He names the following witnesses
to prove HIS continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
Gregorio Garcia, of Carazon, New
Mexico; Catarfno Atencio. of Carason,
New Mexico; Nicanor Baros, Of VII,
laneuva. New Mexico: Epttacio Quin'
tana, Of Las Vegas. New Mexico.
MANUEL r. OTERO, Register
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Won't euild Into southern Pacific.

Affairs Of the Rock Island are in
excellent condition form every stand.
point and the prospects are that there
will be 4 steady Improvement In
Them" said B. F. Yoakum to a To-
peka paper. Mr.. Yoakum Is the
chairman Of the executive committee
OF the Chicago, Rock Island & Pa.
cific railway, having been elected to
that position a couple OF months ago,
He Is also the chairman Of the Wecu
tive committee OF the st. Louis & San
Francisco system, making him the
executive head of about $4,000 miles
of road. In addition to being the ex'
ecutive head Of these two great sys
TENS he also controls q number Of
lines in the south and southwest.
Mr.. Yoakum is on a tour Of inspec
tion of the Rock Island lines Of the
south and west and his present plans
are that after reaching Herington
Kas., the trip will be continued 0vei
the lines directly south, through Okla
homa and into Texas.
Mr.. Yoakum was asked II the In
dications are that the big business
which has been handled by the Rocl
Island during the last couple 0l
months would be continued.
y am not given to guessing yer,
much" replied Mr., Yoakum. Blu
I will say that the affairs OF the Rocl
Island are In the best possible condi
ton and the prospects are for contin
ued Improvements The unprecedented
prosperity prevalent and prospective
in the west and southwest. which
have seen on my recent trips IL suffi
Gent evidence to me that the affair
Of the Rock island viii continue u
boom Prosperity ~ the countr'
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u was and am yet afflicted with
rheumatism" says Mr.. J. G. Bayne,
editor o. the Herald, Addington, In.
dian Territory, "but thanks to Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm am able once
more to attend to business. II Il the
best OF liniments." II troubled with
rheumatism give Pain Balm a trial
and you are certain to be more than
pleased with the prompt relief which
affords. One application relieves
the pain. For sale by all druggists.