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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-21

The Curtis Daughters will hold an
entertainment and sale at the Free
Baptist vestry, Thursday, April 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-21

Have you weakness of any kind
stomach, back, or any organs Of the
body? Don't dope yourself with or
binary medicine. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea is IN: Supreme curative
power IS cents.
Eowditch, Webster 4 ca.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-21
SUNDAY TRAINS.

VIII run ~ follows: Leave Randolph
at 80 A. M. and 2.4e P. n. Leave M.
t!onal Home At 1905 A. III. and Sop. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-21
D=ZertQ
OuicK Pudding

e lust what every cook and housekeeper
has been waiting for.
II is better, surer and easier to make
than any other dessert you can place ON
tbe table. Everything in the package.
Add one quart milk, bring to a boil,
cool and serve with cream and sugar,
fresh or canned fruit. twill please YOU.
Five delicious flavors Vanilla, Lemon,
Chocolate, Strawberry, Orange.
. 10 Cents at iii Grocers.
Order package Of each flavor TO-DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-21
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
swirHMAN olosoNs KILLED
nY ENpnEna InuCkN

Details of the death VT sWlichman
Gibbons ai nHrstow we're received
wednesday night and told of q lAR
rdy enacted unwlincgsCd IN the desert
town.
Early "Wednesday morning. Gibbons
Wns standing ON The steps of toe ca
booze ui che switch engine hat was
going down the Yards geo pick up a
string uf cars. The night Nna dark
and lhc selirhmul did not see fuu
Wclls.fargu truck that stood close 20
The rails.
A. Che ehsine dashed rs tho truck
the PROTECTING end caught the switch
man and almost Instantly killed him
hy tho nlow. The impact hurled the
man heaeaih the wheels Of the engine
where Dee met u terrible death.
Ills follow wnrhmnn picked un IFS
muiilntcd aud mangiod h0dy after the
engine had uasfed over a.. The riehi
leg WIS severed and the body vas
otherwise muiilnted and torn.
Gibbons was well knoWn 8ll alORe
lhe llne. lie was Is man Of pleasing
personality end about 30 years OF
age iic hrs a father and mother re-
siding n Milwaukee.
The corhnogH ianuem was held
over iho remains and a verdict Of ac.
cidental death WAS rendered. Tho re.
mHins were shipped EAST FOR burial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
THEY ExPEcT HEAVY
TOURIST BUSINESS

al i.os Angeles. "Wednesday. Third
Vice President George n. Nicholson
of Chicago, who has charge ol tno
ifnllc Interests 1f the santa 10 syg-
tenn, stated that the railroads had
sponi more money in advertising tho
aOuthWOHt and California than any
other section of iho country. and that
che travel this year VIII nronk 90
records
AS one of tho hoads Of a sysiom
wnlch cannot nDeln io gCt tho iocomo
dives. coaches and vars % nocds be-
cause of enormous business lad has
done much % build up California. Mt
Nicholson talks Ns an expert
iy The time ! get back % i.us An.
seie6 iu january expect tn sees The
largest movement ia the history uf
lrallrnading ont this way" saif be-
With election year here. fairly
good weather in tho sast and The nat
ulal desire of most people To- spend
Christmas IA home. do not look for
me real rush 20 begin until after
Christmas Then watch out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
STATE AS WELL As INTER.
STATE PASSES TIC aE ABOLISHED

a Chicago dispatch. dated Noyem-
Der o. SAYS Executive 0ficlais of
western railroads met to-day ana Do
cldad that after January ihey would
cease giving state froo transportation
o. caacs whore Nas unlawful Co
glft 'nieraiaiD plssos Similar action
was also iakcn hy che Central Freight
association and the roads IN the
rrunk Line assoclatloa and other Ger.
riorf afo prOpOslng to 90 The same.
This means ihn the railroads 0f the
entire country have decided Oh make
ihO provisions ui lho antipags clause
.oi ihe Interstate commerce ACT erect
iYc.likcNian ns 20 state transportation.
AitCf an extended discussion today 10
wns unanimously decided that this
was the only logical lhlng 90 do IN
any other event railroads. could. by
issuing state transportation make u
possible for a person to take an IN
f0rsiato journey
This action moulE. virtually. cut
ting On nll muunpf nnd kinds of pass
as after January except ,h0s which
Grc provided for by Jaw Tho action
also makes b lmmatorill. 80 Tar as
ih0 railroads nrO runccrcpd. whether
ihC various states pass antfre0 trans
port i,inn laws Or not Tho officials
also decided 60 continue malntaininp
hn western pass agreement and "a
enforce nll of Dos restrictions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
TAKEN
IN INDIAN CASE
TESTIMONY IS FoRV ARDED 10
WASHINGTON FOR COURT or
CLAIMS REVIEW.

The taking of dispositions iu the
celebrated case o. James lntin
against me United lsatcs government
and The Navajo Indians before
Thomas o. N Madison notary public,
was completed lnte yesterday after
noon and tho testimony forwarded lo
Washington ihis monlua who're 90
viii be- reviewed by the court 0i
clHimH. when other faainanuy viii
have been taken iu fhe east
Ellsworth ingalls,. special luiteu
States attorney in ihe hearing of in.
dinn depreciation claims against enc
government conducted iha cEamina.
Zion nu the part Bf tho government
amid ihe Indians Attorney William
n Robeann af Washington. appeared
ior fho claimant 49, H HulvoY. ni
Chicago. bias hton looking after ihc
in'cresia 0f ME nua 90 Gao matter
Witnesses who tpauUed for the
claimant aro ioso e. MuninYa lthn
Nag.ier and George srhnater fheg
ore ali cattlemon n q harmon uI
iagnua. and' Clark ~ Carr aud goo
j Brooks, 0f AihuunoWuc wtfo else
clnlmanrs Witnesses.
Tho alleged dnpredau0na nf the ln
dinna occurred botNoon 1882 and 1891
Tho case hna boon glton Wide pub
llciiy n fhe past
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
INDICATIONS POINT
TO DELIBERATE MURDER
YOUNG NATlVE MEETS DEATH
WHILE OUT HUNTING WITH
ANOTHER.

The other day Mexican named
Hunrr9do Ni'hcarn. about 20 years
ul age who bad been employed as "a
section hand hy Charles Miilcr sec,
lion foreman i0r tho Southern Pacific
company an Gage ln l.uan county ana
n young SON oi Nlllef's started ont
lo huns Vil,icaro bad o. $3.50 calihor
Winchester ana bent Oh Cariri1cg and
yema Mllleru 22 rne
4 After they had hunted Cor 20 Time
hoy Wtro jo'rcl hy another Mexican
who Wna stranger and Who aueeosi
ol chat ihgy go further nio lh0 coun-
fv in search ni antelope and tho
two MDsicnns decided 90 60, young
Miller ihon returned home. leaving
fho 23 rido with tho MoXlcans Will
caro- dld not return 80 Che station on
ihal nieht, hul nothing strange was
Thought OF that gs Dc was surpassed
chat ho had gOao to q WinuR mmp
about four miles fum there whore
ho bad friends
NlliIcaro ala not come to Gage Ou
sunday nlghl as % Was opposed hc
would. f0 early Monday morning NIL
Dec instituted a search Tor blm and
sometime ln Tho afternoon hla body
vas found about two miles from Gage
io had been shot through che stom.
ach with the winchester which was
found about 90 tees from the body.
The cartridge belt which was on him
WnUa ho wns shot bad been removed
nnd evidently examined for money
Tho bullet which killed NllilcnrO han
gone through lhe back part of the
hflt, and ihc belle was quite bloody
Nil'Icafo had the 22 rifle ln hts hands
with hls rlehi hand clulchiag Che
lock ah though attempting o. shoot
Nothing has been seen uf iho McNl
cam who went on with him. alihoush
ihe authorities are looking tor him hi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

much that is good. some bad things
are being Imported from the unitou
States, and that two OF The latter
are trusts and the protective 'arin
idea.
Little Brown Rockefellers
The tarim and various other gov
trnmentgraniod or sanctioned priv
ileges are tending 90 produce here
the same results as arc seen IN the
United States, " as yet on q very
much smaller scale. ThCy arc con
ccniaiing IN fow hands tdo uugmen-
tive production Of "tho Banking
King tho Coal King.' "the Copper
kinE,' "ihe shipping Klng." "tho
Woven SILK Kinr." '2he Electric
Iumway King and so on. n a
large company Tor ihla or that prf-
poao ls 10 De started The intorost OF
ono on several on the small group
Of rich men is sought. ANA their con.
nection Immediately draws in others
just as we end promoting done ia
New York. Chicago and uther cen.
tcrs.
And as with us. observation here
shows that this comparatively few
men. SO potent IN financial and in
duatrial matters. are Co a. great ox-
tent tho zeal rulers of Japan, for, con-
trolling the money bags. they On large
degree control politics.
im.tators, 90 Far.
ann goo 90 be understood go speak
1f ihla group of Japanese nnanclors
ln ihe same derogntory way iu which
VS. spoaE of the princes of privilege
ln lno United States, for Oao reason
. HNHHH H..H
mOnouuiics aB ihnao existing with nH.
and for another reason that most OF
the men here have been indlspuiublo
hcneiaclOrs of Japan and have won
the large rewards frequently after
financial pioneers But 81 uoycrthc.
less MUST be- edmItied that The march
of events in japan ls toward center.
ing of financial aad industrial privi-
lHFca in q few bands. and these are
nu'hinF moro aor less than the pow
cr Of Extracting wealth from the
many % enables DE few 90 obtain
tho lions share ul thr material henc.
ht arising from japans advancing On.
ilshienmcn' AND present .dusiriai
prosperity
ArgnIng from whHf we see Occurring
in Che Vnifed States under similar cir
cnmaiaVcoq. thp cc-ciualoa is auayoid-
able that e reaction must sonor OF
later succeed she ern ui prosperity
here. and that Z nopular cutlery must
go zap against private momnnOllgs aHd
heavy taxes uf various kinds. es is
ihe ease in uur country
a foreigner ON. a. least one not
a long resident might be- thought pre-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
CATCH 200 POUND

D. G. Powell and Thos D.. Greer
have iuH returned 90 30 pnso from "a
successful hunting trp on Inc rauch
of cen = u Hnnd of los Alam0s, M.
N During the hunt in which Cot
Hand took part ine party captured
a clunamon bear Weighing about 600
mounds end four large mountain lions
The chase after the big bear wac ox-
citing, and. after being tracked FOR
Va considerable distance ne was trec1
end brought down hy "a shot from Col
Hand. Considerable turkey and other
mall same was also captured The
country is abundant ln game of every
description % Is said The bear was
aAinned and iho TOR is described NJ
noing magnlleonf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
Sells More ~ chamheriain's &C al
Remedy Than o. Az Others
Put ToueiheF

Mr rhos George. o merchant nt Mt
Elgln, Ontario, SAYS; "a have bad the
local agency Tor Chamb0rla.n's Cough
hcmody ever since Do was introduced
into Gambia. anl ! seil as much of it
aa DO bf all other lines ] have un
nay shelves pat together. on lho many
dozens sold undor guarantee. have
not had ono bottle returned. can
Personally recommend this medicine
o. have urod O MYSELF and given %
t0 my children and always wiih the
Nrat fo.nlia Fnr sule hy aN irus.
n-.la.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

hia father was one Time miulalcr The
you.e mans rapid promotion IN the
diplomatic service ia in be- expected
as BE- stands hieh ln The personal
Fovds family. Il is said oboiciod 90
the union on the ground of money
when NJ Ford cuasplcugusly lacked.
but thV young lady had hcr way, aud
the welding AV.a the young people
received n,ehnaHod those given 40
royalty. allhol>h their actual income
does not exceed $4,000 "a year. which
ls largely contributed hy the relatives
0i Mrs. Ford. since tho post at Rome
does not carry q salary OF more than
$1,000 per annum
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
MARROW ESCAPE FROM
DEATH ON a VELoCtpED

a. A. Ellis. who o. ono of lho pump.
ers employed ON ihc southern Pacific
ai thc pumping station east OF Lord
burg wos coming fl town thB ulaer
rrealne on NIa track FflocipHdo
thinking thOre Waa nO lr1.a due. GAYS
the liboal Trio sncond .oc,lon sd
SO 3. iho west bound nnasaneOf
came ND hehlnd him at fairly good
rHip The narInper aHw tim and
NhisUUl gn alarm which thn roiunrl
hoard. end m jumped ihe track Hf
uOsriy Rut clear of rno engine. hui 10
aauehI him "a slanc.uv hloH. hnakinr
h's lofl arm % hr ha1 been a irar
'iua of 90 acrnnl slower hp would hnyc
hnon Doc ana killed cas- machine was
entirely wrecked Tho train stepped
picaed him un uud brought bim into
town illa arm was drossod and boz
was scnt tH the Tucson hospital np
formerly lived IN El paso.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
SANTA re PAYs ITS

Thursday was SANTA Fe pay day
here and nt eKery other point on the
system whore there are shops or d.
vision pnintH an 0f ihe checks TOW
ihe monthly pas ron Tor Pc entire
system are mailed out of tho treas
nrefs oilico Ia Topeka lo the points
Wnere the mea ior whom ihey aro in.
tended work
The monthly pas ron or DC Santa
Fe including shops. offices and other
employees. la Bh0u q million and q
half dollars a month"; said T. T. tope-
land. treasurer nf ,hc system Yoster
fay afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

The Daughters ur the American
Revolution 0f Silver ~iiy. with tho aif
of Che citizens oi iho town. ara MAX.
ing fast pipgreaa ui lho establishment
Ol "a city park
They have purchased block of
grnurd Doe the heart ui iho residence
purtluM ul the cliy and hayo cnclos-
ed So with a handsome iron fence and
nave within iht past lew days. rails
go several hundred dnllgH and tho
work ol layirE Qua tae grounds ln
Hover heda and setting 90, q number
nf trees, nll De commenced ai once
When the parh Is completed q wiii
Do one ul Che Ffc'i'oE ln the iarrl.
tory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

Tho year zoos win long ~ rcmum.
horrd in the home of n n. Tookot OF
Alliance, n.y. os % year Of blood
which flowed H1 copi0usly from MI
Iackora lungs that death seemed vOry
ucar llt writes, "Segore bleeding
from Boz lunga and a frlghiful cough
nnd brought me at deaths door, Wntn
began laklng Dr Kings New Dis
Covory f0r Consumption. With tho Of.
t0mlahlug result that after taking four
bottles was completely restored ana
ns tiuia haH urnFts permanently
cured Guaranteed Tor sore lungs,
coughs aud colds. 90 all drlEgl8is
Price 90 cents ana AZ Trial bottle
free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
ROOSEVELT HAS
AGAIN SAID
NO THIRD
Remains Adamant Against All
Solicitation 10 Accept Nom
inatlOn For Another Term.

Washington Nov i7-MuCh inter.
csf attaches fo q story which ia going
the ROUNDS about an informal confer
once sd the white house Just before
the president started for Panama. AZ
fhis conference so thc report goes,
Mr. H0oaoven made % plain that
undo no circumstances could be- be
induced to ncrppi n denomination Tor
Che presidency.
ID is truo there % nothing nov In
the fact that Mr Roosevelt has De-
ciarcd himself out OF the runninBi but
despite his repeated docinrnuons the
Roosevelt talk has refused 90 die out.
A. result Of the recent election,
some people have hold thoi Mr.. koosc-
yCits nomination vas impeIatisoiy DO
mnndod while Othor have believed
the election removed any possibility Of
such a course becoming necessary.
AR Roosevelt made if apparent at the
white house conference that the lat
ter view n held by him. aud the gen.
tlomcn who were present have accept
cd the situation and have rclinquished
an thought Of "fnpr years more ui
Roosevelt
IN dlscuff'ng che matter Mr R0Oso
Vclt said iaat while be- appreciated the
compliment Implied 60 me proposal
chat he De- a candidate 90 sucCool hlm'
self. and realized that % was made
in good spirit hls conclusion SO re-
ere at the end of hiR present term
was irrctucahlU $50 thoroughly sub
sCfihcd. o. said, 90 tho time hunorod
tradition thar the president of che
United states should not serve moro
Than two terms and repeated DIS fur.
mer declaration that DC regarded bits
pre- sent tenn as BITS SECOND.
More interesting. hohtt was iho
fnnkncss with which Mr Roosevelt
discussed other motives prompting
him Go retirement Insofar as fame
eus concerned. BE- said. hc was Ger.
ioin he could achieve no moro than he
had already acquired. aud tina, there
was the chance that the popular oa.
tecm ho now oni0yod might rcacA the
vanishing point, OF was the case with
President Cleveland bclOrc he had
completed BIS second term
f'rom frankucss OF this kind there
ls 40 escape, and, 30 hls hearers say,
there was In the presidents tone a
: sincerity that ioit no doubt of his first
conviction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

overland Win q nan Butler. q nclgh
Dor uf the Alexander family pa las
Ncgas. After arriving go Trinidad
Butler sold hlt team and wagon ana
departed FOR Denver merely telling
iho boy that he Wns sOlnn "a ENGAGE
wUm f1T Tee uiaht. The boy dld
not know that huHor had sold uui and
departed Ne slept n o llvery stable
Friday nighi and suffered inton iy
uNm cold and hme.r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
pgsERrEn AND pERNlLEss
HCV an STRANGE CITi

Lpff penuiloss and alone among
strangers. q l2-yoarnld boy who gives
hls namo az pal Alexander. and his
residence Las Vegas. N 49, wali pick.
ga up on enc streets Co Trinidad Sat.
urda ynftofn0On by the police. nna
VIII hc held pending word from hIs
parents Tho boy came in Trinidad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

An Hl japan Industrial exposition.
hong held here IN Toxic. reveals
RAPIDLY increasing use Of machinery
ana widening competition with
loreienera, from ihe cannine al sar.
DIMES in boxes marked with French
labels tp ihe production Of pianos thai
are shipped io Berlin. are there mark
ga With the names OF German makers
and are sold ln fho United States as
German Instruments
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

ii,l' iA presented the irai of sever
M letters hy Henry George. Dr.. noted
single iaN advocate, gifted wrItod aad
student OF political economy. who D.
uihh'ng % tour of The world and
analyz.ne ihe conditions De eacount.
crs
TITS frs' article is devoted t0 Japan.
where, DO lnds, "a closely paralloled
iho cenirallaaJIon 0i wealth that M
complained ~ 10 tho United states.
he ihinke japan cannot escape be-.
nc ION
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
lng In aearne -


nINnlAl correspondence.
Toxic. Nov, i1.--if were % DO AJAX.
"a what IS the material condition OF
Japan a year after her war with Rus.
aia. ! should answer booming" sno
is oniuying a period OF unprecedented
Industrial prosperity, which is as un.
expected as q ID remarkable. AZ a
consequence the country is Witnessing
burst of speculation somewhat akin
90 the trust breeding years following
iS9S in the United States. although.
OF course. on a very much smaller
scale
The reasons are chiefly two; one
external. the other Internal.
The external reason grew out of
tho unexpected and extraordinary
success OF Japanese arms Was e not
probable thai she WAS making Just
az surprising advances In the arts of
peace? Mas she not opening up 90
development Ike q new country
This attracted the attention Of those
princes of finance and captains OF
industry In Europe and America who
are ever looking for good thinCs."
such as railroad concessions. water
rights, telegraph, telephone ana cleo
trio light franchises, coal, copper. salt
and other natural opportunities. snip
auhsidlcH. commercial hountios. tarln
protection, and other privileges.
No Outsiders Vented.
Western civilization with its now
standards and now needs had brought
these privileges into existence. Jaua
noao individuals quickly mw and
quickly avniled themselves OF these
advantages, and later che government.
l.'i,I'al .hu local LOOK over many
ul thu privileges iihe steam railroads
t .iN i"th uhn teie
piv-o Honi the heslhnins being IN
~. ".u' hl'tl' .hhhce was
lei, TOT tno iorpifn privilege hunter,
800 ''.,.g Z" we ptitt'
49, o ~, I"pA' h''Fio"A's or cor
~, 80. 49,.
49,. 49,, ~ W. iiun'1
-, Wv NDHlu OF iouha lol
49, Wun, ~ niuet
i,,..'.s.tet 'hh. daphhese
,.,,,..... ~ ~ w. lvoan. aAu' in
49,, 49,, ll.n nihnef ~
ga, 'N wy '"i,,i Nl'e would nave
o,t yNinl'.i,s ui money M
lhlo '"nah
,rtr M,'PPon aesame wise
am. ,,,''.,i,h on uulHlue eieeit was
e.,,.... ,"'eh WY oppression did NOT
WV. lhe u'her reason
.' 'N eN'i'NiNin"if lh''fhHi a"ahcn-
"a
"e Nil'iialt success or BIER arms
% gdiN 81 tile ihipAhh lhia
M darinoaa nation
i 1l li'siL ~ was teit ihat the
1870 NV h'ht must ioil0w The
sali".g conner u'2t tho Japanese
. wv Nhl factory m'rht dispute
I 10 we htlos OF production With those
\, Hulope ahd america. ANA the be-
.,t,.,.il "'uNaI ,.t iANl lno mos.
~" pi WI teith pl Aeiil
' "i 'Asi slit-neni had
s'pna o. Ffeeper.ty
,n' '"irn Wv Industrial Gene
vHl"' t"h"uaNli hld OSAKA
~" '"lls'''ll eoinponi'f ana iraa.
] q. Il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

NNNW NNNHNNNHNN NHHHNNNH
senator shelby n. Cullom, uf hli-
nois, GOT a quick Rise when De qhowed
up in Washiugton the other day as mn
advocate oi tarim revision. Public
soniimoul as Senator CuliQm had
found r.. demanded a roadiustmcnt Of
me schc ulef and the senator favored
iho cMli1s nt Iu extra session Of con-
rpse Immediately after adjournment
on March z ueXt Oh undertake. Che
work
Senators BurroNa of Michigan and
Fulton. uf Oregon who arrived in
town iusl Do time lo read Senator Cul.
.umH Interview in Che newspapers
we're quickly io iha ifouf with dCclarA'
sons hat they hul icupd no consider.
able continent dema diug iurln lcgis.
lutlon They agreed WITH Senator cub
lum hat u the thing had 90 be- don
ihc nrDpCr time would De- at asa oNiul
session Of the sixileth congress. fol.
lowing adjournment nl the hfiyniuth
congress ncxt March hut they did Dot
agree there existed any Lccnaslty nl
undertaking Train legislation
u o. very eylNCui tlat tle iaf1 81
going to DO burning ISSUE when
congress eouyDues early nest month.
A euul many senators and represent l
tiyrH meciing me eyi8onclea of cam
puivu promised their constituents
they would advocate tariff revision
when theF bat back in washington
and thsy are going Oh have lO make
good s0nie ul ihpir voices may not
be- very lmG Cr very long hui thcJ
NiIl have ln liut no with The revision.
lists. thu strengthening the revision
forces usi hos much ul q nrnfe thc
rlv.alOnisiA VIII he Rhie io cW Will
depend 10 BIO small degree on ahai the
president gaya about turln M h.s Iprlh
coming message The message there
fore is awaited with efeai interest by
all who ere Interested In the uu' ft.or
0f tariff whether thrr he lur ui
gHlnst revision
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
SALLUP IS SHORT
OF LABORING MEN
MORE MEN NEEDED AT THE
MINES AND a SHORTAGE OF
COAL CARS.

Gus NWih0linnd. the expert we'll
Irliler ana authority on 0ll and coal
lands. 900 Gallup, N. a.. came in ON
$50 thls morning Cor the purpose OF
meeting ir.onda hero ana will remnin
'u ,ho city over night Nr Mu'hul
land says
Gallup d lu a specially prosper
9us condition. all Industries being
worked t0 capacity we need mofc
rnrs in which 10 sh.p coal ami prohah
y could lud work for at least 200
more men al tho mines Tho Clarke.
Flllg mine could use f1. iho Rocky
'Clln ~. ihe Oioro 40 aud The Union
l5 morc mon than they now have to
GOOD advantage
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

oycry direction by telegram
Judge Chapman was notified and ioit
Cor Gage where no hold ana Inquest
ing Headlight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

THO most famous strike hroakcgs ni
ino land aro nr kinea New tlfo
pil'e When liver ana bowels 30 on
firlae ihoy quickly aitlo Tho trouble
and ihc purifying a0rk goes rlsht on.
Best cure ior constipation. heaaacho
ana diStlnesa 2ic 90 al druggists