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The daily sentinel., 1906-11-22

First class meat market at Acker-
man & Corcorans.
See us about a buggy within the
next few days. it might do US both
some good-Fred Mantey
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-22

City Clerk

l John NJ. Conley city clerk of the
city of Grand Junction. do hereby
certify that the above proposed or
dinance was duly read at a meeting
of the city council held Wednesday.
November IA, A. d. 1906. and the
same was ordered to be published for
a period of two weeks in the Daily
Sentinel at the expense of the Grand
Junction Electric and Gas company.
JOHN NJ. CONLEY,
City Clerk.
Grand Junction. Colorado.
Dated Nov. II, a. d. 1906.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-22
CAME BACK FOR HIS OWN.
How wilkinson Was outvvitted by a
Brsiny Tramp.

no" "lklnson was OStNiVeo ny
Brsiny Tramp.
When Wilkinson went to his ONCE
one day last week he felt calm and
contented He hadn't any need to
worry about his wife's loneliness any
more. FOR he had bought capital
Watchdog for her
But. alas! when he arrived home
his wife met him with the deplorable
news that the dog had gone.
"Eh!" said Wilkinson did he break
the chain. then?"
No she replied; but great.
uely-looklng tramp came here and
acted so impudently that | let the dog
loose But instead OF tearing the tramp
TO pieces the nasty dog went on with
him"
Great Scott" said Wilkinson, that
must have been the tramp I bought
him from"
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-22
ORDINANCE No

A proposed ordinance introduced
by Alderman Lutes.
The following ordinance has been
introduced and ordered published by
the city council of Grand Junction.
Colorado:
JOHN NJ. CONLEY,
City Clerk
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-22
FREE EXAMINATIONS.

For all diseases and operations on
the eyes and the scientific adjustment
of glasses, see Drs. Smith and Agnew.
721 Main St
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-22

Subscribe for The Daily Sentinel.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
WASHINGTON ARKANSAS. FRIDAY. Nov,soh 1900
COL. J. A. WILLIAMSON DEAD

Col. James A. Williamson died
at his home in Columbus, Arkan
sas, Sunday morning Nov ember
25th. after a lingering illness, in
the 18th year of his age, and was
buried at the cemetery in Colum-
bus Monday morning.
Col. Williamson was one of our
Oldest and most esteemed citizens.
He was q son of the lamented DIR.
Samuel Williamson who was for
many years in charge of the Pres
byterian church at this place.
Col. Williamson came to Wash
ington fro North Carolina with
his father in about tn, year l847,
and read law under Gen. Grandl-
son D. Royston. He enlisted in
the Confederate army in Iune 1861 ,
and was a Lieutenant in Capt. Geo
+. CANDLES company, Serving
through the war and attained the
rank Of Colonel before the close Of
the war. He WAS shot at the bai.
tie of Reseca, Georgia AMI lost
leg there. He rcprbse ltad this
county IN the Legislature of 1877
and 1858, and praeticed law in
partnership with Wyatt :. 1'hom-
at this place after the war.
Col. Williamson was grand old
gentleman, one of natures noble
men one Of those man who are
loved and admired by all who come
in contact with them. As gentle as
q child and the br,.vest Of the brave
no truerman ever lived. or hravers
..ailia.,- -,a.a-anhaa the foids vf
Dixie's banner.
Col. Williamson is survived ny
his wife, two sons Sam and James
Williamson of Memphis, and two
daughters, Mrs. Ford Johnson Of
Hope, and NJ RS. Hamilton of
Memphis.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned as public administra-
tor, and administrator of the estate
of W. G. Mcknight deceased, will
apply to the probate court of Hemp
stead county Arkansas, at the Jan
uary 1907 term of said court, for
an OF der to sell the following des-
cribed lands to-wit:
Southwest quarter OF the North
west quarter (SW 1 of NV i)
Southeast quarter of the North
west quarter (SE of NV -,
Southwest quarter, (SW y all i'll
Section Nineteen (l9) Township
Eleven (1l) S. r. Twenty-Five (25)
west in Hampstead county Arkan-
sas, the same being 2o3 33 acres
more or le ss.
T. G.. Wilson
Public Administrat.s'.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
DEPOSIT YOUR
MONEY WITH us.
OUR METHODS ARE SAFE
OUR MANAGEMENT SOUND,

And we guarantee to all our Gus
toners courteous treatn ent, to-
gether with diligent considera-
ton of their wants.
We solicit your accounts and can
handle it through the mails just as
we'll as if you transacted your bus
mess over our counters.
HEMPsTEAD COUNTY BANK,
Summer or winter, Spring or fall.
1t makes no difference when,
Born $ suits are always worn,
By wise discerning men.
BE wise and place your order
with NJ. BORN eco.
4. A. Brightwell, Agent,
Al Depot.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
TIMBER DEAL.

The own-HendecsOn Land ana
Improvement Co., mas purchased
of George Vaughn agent, 5,342
acres of timber lands on Little riy-
er in Hampstead and Little Rivey~
counties. This deal was closed
last Wednesday, ana ii is UNDER
stood stfe timber is to bA uSa,l II
the const ruetiDn Of the nav ri
rOa / running to our nei9hbr- - Va
of Nashville
The deal when iuaIly closed VII.
cover about 1000 acres of ~.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
Arkansas Preparing
For Annual Debate.
Arrangements Are Beng Made
at State University For
Contest With the
Georgetown COL
lege-

Fayetteville, Nov. "a Ar
rangements are now being made for
tho Arkansas-Georgetown inter col
legiate debate, to be held here early
next spring. The subject Will be
selected by the Georgetown College
as Arkansas had this privilege last
year
Last years contest was held at
the Texas institution. g % Hurst
and T A Collins represented Arkan
sas and lost by avery narrow mar
gin. - ~
These contests are becoming popu-.
lar, au] it is more than probable
that the challenge recently received
from the university of oklahoma
viii be accepted.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
Goyernor-EIect Little says lie
Will Probably Holb LIST Un.
till His Return From
Washington.

Lift Rock, Ark. Nov. 25.-
Governor-elect John S. Little and
Mrs Little are visiting at the home
of j. w. Sessums and family. ssi6I
West Sixteenth street. Thev will
return to Greenwood early this
week, and Mr. Little will leave Sat
urday for Washington to be pres
ent at the opening of Congress,
December 3. He will remain in
Washington long enough to wind
uI his affairs as congressman from
Fourth Arkansas district, wien he
will resign and return to his homo
in Greenwood. He will be in Lit
tie Rock at the opening of the leg
islature, and will prepare Coz his
inauguration shortly after Tho vo g
has been canvass d bv the legisIa-
ture. He expects to be inaugural
ed i'll the new tate hous-, ard TIE
contractors have promised to have
enough floor space cleared 4. ac-
comodate the crowd With the
building. !.
Mr. Little announced las hight
that the appointments to bd by
him will probably not pe,a p
ed uutil after b, k,s-r4t..... In
$50 rom Washington. II
be about the lst of Jam 1t
may be several days after Gary
is before he makes known d 4 his
appointments.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
70 CONFERENCE.

Rev. A NJ Robertson left Mon.
day eve. to attend the Little Rock
Annual Conference of the NJ, T..
Church, South, which is in session
at Warren.
Bro. Robertson and his energetic
wife have done splendid work here
and we are in hopes their lot viii
be cast among us for another year
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
NO APPOINTMENTS PROBATE oURrNoncE

Notice is hereby given that the
following Administrators, Guard
ians etc have filed their settlement
with the Probate II, t of Hemp
stead County for approval and con-
firmation, to-wit:
JAS II. Youenm Guardian est. of
John Simmons ct al minors
Roy Kitchens Guardian est of
Jessie Lee, Kitchens minor.
Maggie NJ. Johnson Guard est
Jno and Jas McFa1den minor.
Mrs Dora. Cox Guard est Of Ed
Cox
j NJ Huckabee Guard est Of Ifob
and Nora Huckabee
Mrs R l. Parlior, Admir- est of
W e Parlier deed
a v Walker admr est OF ] R
Jones Decd
j B Huckahee admr est of N
C and Leroy Huekabee g,
Mrs C q Stuart admir- est OF r
G Stuart deed
W A Briant admir- est of John
Slower
W A Briant Guardian est of
lrma Brisnt minor
w L Jarmon admir- est of Jose-
phino Jarmon deed
Sinleton Mafldin executor est OF
Singleton Giles decd
And all persons interested in the
settlement of any such estates are
hereby ordered to come forward
and file exceptions to such accounts
il any they have on or before tbs
ooconu uay or The next January
! Term of this Court or they will be
! forever barred from excepting to
such accounts or any item thereof
L. E. Wolff, Clerk
Washington, ARK.
November 16, 1906.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
Shot Himself.

Norwood Pryor negro living on
che farm of L G Hicman 1 miles
south west OF town accidentally
shot himself through the wrist with
a shotgun, Tuesday evening
Pryor had started out after hrs COWS
aking his gun with him and in GO
ing through some vines the gun
became entsngled and went off,
the charge entering his wrist. His
condition is not serious.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
GOV. DAVIS SPEAKS
IN MISSISSIPPI
Tells Members OF Farmers Un-
ion That In These Days
race of Life Is No
Longer Equal.

Brookhaven, Miss, Nov. 24.--
Governor jeff Davis Of Arkansas
spoke TODAY in response to an in-
vitation from the Lincoln cornty
branch Of the Farmers Education
nj and Cooperative Union, in
which the Brookhaven Progressive
Union joined. The audience YVES
composed principally of farmers.
To them especially was directed the
greater portion of his speech.
He began by quoting from the
Declaration Of Independence that
"all men are created equal with cer-
tain inalienable rights, among
which arc life, liborty and the pur.
snit of happiness" and declared tina
these sacred doctrines announced
by Thomas jefferson and the faith
ers of the republic had been SO far
departed from in government and
Legislation in this day that the racet
of life was no longer equal to all.
The need of the country is to get
back to Jeffersonian Democratic
principles, he declared.
Mr. Bryan is right said the
speaker, in declaring that the great
est issue before tho American peae
le at the present time is the de
struction of trusts or monopiies.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
Don't NEGLECT YOUR EYES.

Louie G. Bcrnays, the Little
Rock Optician will he at Washing
ton, Trimble House for one day
only, Wednesday November 81,
Mr.. Bernays is the only opticlon
that comes to our town every niue'
tv days, Gives special attention to
children and tests your eyes free.
Remember the date and place.
VIII call ut your home il 50 des-
red, $
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
CUPID WON OUT.

MI. Oscar VanRiper of this city
and Miss Rhoda Mozier of Liberty
are to be married Sunday eve. at
Fulton,
The TELEGRAPH extends congra tn
lations in advance and wishes the
young couple long life, happiness 3
and prosperity.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION.
Department OF Interior,
Land Office at Camden, Arkansas,
November 2S, 1906,

Land Office at Camden, Arkansas,
November %, 1906,
Notice Is hereby given that Sid
ney McFadden, Of Fulton, Ark
nnsas has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support
If lis claim, Wis: Homestead En-
try No. 22805 male January II,
1900, for the Ea NEf Section 10,
Township II S. Range 25 W., 5th
p. NJ. Arkansas, and that said
proof will be made before Clerk Of
the County Court of Hampstead
County, i'll his Office at Washing
ton, Arkansas, on ,anrary 10,
1907.
He names the following wit ness
es to prove his consinuous resi-
dence upon, and cultivation of,
the land, viz:
Elijah White of Columbus, Ark,
James Williamson of Fulton, "
t)ctor Archie of Washington, "
James Carr of Hope,
II. G. Friedheim
Register.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
Moved To Texarkana.

Mr. f. P. Hark ness and family
who have resided here many years
have moved to TexarLanl Mr.
Hardness has served the county in
several official capacities and We
are sorry to lose them from our
midst. The beautiful Hardness
residence located on Franklin st.
was purchased by Mr.. l. E. Cow
ling, who has removed his family
to same.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
RESIDENCES BURNED.
4. " w 1lSUu
Public Administrat4s' l..

The residence of MIR. T m Bow
man and Mrs. Bundy, at Hope
were destroyed by fire at an early
hour Wednesday morning The
residences and contents almost q to-
tai loss, Mrs. Bundy had very
small insurance but Bowman had
none at all. The fire originated in
the Bowman residence, and the
Bundy house caught from it.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
POULT Try EXHIBIT

The Poultry Gar Of the Missouri
Pacific railway p ssed over the
A. & l.. to Nashville Wednesday
night where they laid ovac for a.
while to show the people IN THIS
part of the state what can be done
in the poultry line. The rallway
Co. has spared NO eEponSe h get
tln- no this exhibit and IL IS sonsts-
'ND
hilg HI& "
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
HON. J. K. JONES.

Hon. Jas. K. Jones ~as here on
q visit to the old home last week
T m Col. has been visiting his
daughter. Mrs Steve Carriest,. At
Hope. Ue-,is in fine health and
looks as young as ten years.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30

Agents wanted--To sell nursery
stock in Hampstead County Arkan-
sas. Good terms to any one wish
ing to devote part or ull OF their
Time Address
" L Ga:eenor&Sons
Vienna Il. .
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30

Prickley Ash Bitters can be de
pended on to cure the kidney, cor
reefs the urine, strengthens I'll c
stomach and relieves bAckaahe.
E J Garner, Special Agent.
Washington telegraph., 1906-11-30
WARMING ORDER.

Carrie Glll, PITT.
VS..
jim Gill, DIT. J
The defendant Jim Gill is warm
ed to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the com
plant of the plaintiff, Carrie Gill.
This 9th day Of November 1905.
G. L. Rcyston, Clerk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
TOM CARROLL CLIMB
ING THE LADDER
He rs NOW suFERiNT CNpEHT
or FIRST DIVISION or
POSTAL TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.

Tom WI Carroll, particular friend
Of the business manager of The Ev-
ening Cltizon, - climbing che laddei
IA his chosen profession very fast
ne has just been appointed auperln-
tendent Of the arst division flhe most
importantly at the Postal Telegraph
o-.npany, which includes iae states of
Wisconsin. llthols. Indiana, Ohio.
Iowa and Michigan. wifh haaasssr-
ters and home ms Chicago Ten
years ago Tom was the popular night
chief Opemtor at the locnl office a
few years later be was sent TO Dem
yer as chief operator. and six years
ago was transferred 20 Naw York elty
as electrician. Three years agn he
was appointed assistant electrical en-.
slueer for che entire west, and now
has been rewarded by the Postal com.
pany hy appointment a. one of the
hest and largest divisions IA that
c0mnnny's service
Here are fwo other ex- Aibuquerame
Postal employees who are likewise
climbing the ladder. s. Creeean ls
MANAGER 0f Tie Los Angeles Office
and J. a Forehand has charge of tho
Seattle WASH ofnce.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND ENBALNERS
OF New Mexico 10 Conclude
Convention with a
Banquet
AT THE ALvARADo HOTEL
Tonight Election Of OnlCefs and
Other Proceedings Of
the Meeting.

The third and iast days sessina OF
the Funeral Directors a Embaimera
association of New Mexico. In con.
ventiun assembled. convened this
morning 40 tue Commercial club
rooms, nt which time the report OF
the committee on order of business,
rules and regulations was read and
adopted.
The committee on permanent or.
gaidaAtlun then submitted their re-
port which. with a few changes. was
adopted. The convention then pro
ceoded 10 the business OF eloctlng Of
hcera, with che following result
President Clarence uilerv OF nOa-
well
Vice Presidont-A. Borders Of Al
buuuorqne.
Secretary X. Adama. Albuqucr-
cue.
Troasurer-L r. MoDtenle. Santa
re.
In oloctlng their officers the con
veniiun selected for thoi- permanent
officers the same gentlemen who
served as temporary officers, with
the exception OF ~ ~ Strong AZ sec
rotary, who stated TO che convention
that his time was SO fully occupied
with his several business youturos
THAI be hardly had the time 20 Do.
vote 60 the work Of secretary. The
members Of the convention then
elected ~ X. Adams 20 the position
making o plain however that thoy
regretted Mr. sirong'H inability 60
a0rva
A general discussion of the matters
Of interest % the funeral directors
and ombalmors followed after which
the next place OF meeting was select
cd, and the time set fOf che holding
OF same.
Albuquerque was chosen as the
next meeting place. and the time for
holding the next convention set for a
year hence
During the afternoon the visiting
delegates attended tho races and uth-
or etents nj the fair grounds az the
guests OF the Albuquerque members
81 the association.
This evening. az the Aivarado hotel.
banquet aud reception will be ten
dored an delegates and their guests
BY the association The hotel dining
room has been reserved for the tlme
immediately following the regular
dinner hour. and toasts, good things
TO eat and drink. and a central good
time viii be the order OF the evening.
A. yesterdays session Prof Sulli.
van delivered a very interesting leo
iuro. This was followed BY report
~ President uilery a. "a delegate 20
the national convention. which was
listened 20 with much interest
~ ~. Darlington OF Colorado
Springs then delivered an address 10
the convention, which was very In
terc8ting. afr Darlington was ap.
pointed delegate % tho Aihuguor-
que convention from the national
association.
Mr. Van Tone. a talented pianist OF
Chicago who Is attending the con
ventiun, rendered a delightful musical
program for the benefit Of the dele.
gates.
IN The afternoon tho delegates we're
taken 20 the fair grounds as the
guests OF Vice. President a. R0rdera
ana Secretary ~ III strong OF this
city, whore they spent the remainder
OF tho day viewing the races. ball
games. Indian stunts and tho many
other attractions ~ the fair grounds.
The banquet az the Aivarado win
conclude the first annual convention
Of che Funeral Directors ami Em-
balmore association Of New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
PRIZES AWARDED IN THE
JERSEY CATTLE SHOW
MANY PREMIUMS co 70 HERps
or c. e. PARFET or GOLDEN.
coLO.-LAR0g AND IN.
TEREsTlNo EXHIBIT.


The awards ~ the Jersey cattle
show OF the tweniyaixih annual terri
torIal fair were made itie Jaorning by
Prof j. J. Vernon OF the Agricultural
college Ia an classes except the aged
COW class No. 6. LOO ] which were
judged by Mr. j. b. Matthew, the we'll
known dairymnn OF this city. Mr.
Matthew judged this class because
Prof Vernon had a COW ~ his own
entered and destined 90 Judge when
not allowed 10 withdraw his COW. Toe
Judgment from an that can he learned
gives 60 81 those Immediately inter.
/ c0ted the best Of satisfaction. al
though there was some difference Of
opinion Ia that given hy the judges
and the Interested crowd or Onlolkora
bgt al passed on rapidly and In the
most pleasant manner
The prizes and award we're as fol-
( lows:
No. I. Lot Aged bulls. three en-
tries First 90 0uonOn'H Lad Third,
owned by Chas. n. Glookler OF this
city; second 20 Fahhy Shyiocn, OWL
I cd by G.. r., parict ~ 0llleu Colo
third 20 Nicoi3tts Torment owned
/ by the Agricultural college.
/ No. 2. lot i.-One entry ROwcna'a
king. hrat, owned hy Mr.. Purict.
I 80. .. lot five entries. First %
/ llnlnhow'a shylcck, owned by Mr.. Par.
/ iet. second. Duran X. Of 81 H., pwn,
ed hy Capt W. H. Gllonwaier Of this
/ clty.
80. 4. Iot Five entries First 20
Golden Johy's Nephew; second. tao Ice
Queens RnmuluE. third, Rayachcia
/ Rnmulua. owned nY Mr.. paffet
Cows
No. o. Lot Five entries. First %
Millions Gentle ida, second. Golden
l Glitter, both owned hy AIR. parfot
/ third 40 Elnnddounn, owned hy Prot
49, j. Vernon. OF Mcsiila Park.
No. q. Lot Three entries. First
/ 60 Golden Ferns Mousie. second.
/ Nells Golden, both owned by Mr. Par
I fei Three Guenona I.orneita g.,
! owned hy Mr Checker.
30. q lot i.-rhToc entries. First
90 FERNS Mahlu. second Golden
/ FERNS Tulip A.. and third Colleen
Forms ful.p H., an owned by MI Par.
fet
30. 3. lot H. Eight entries. First.
| Tier pflde'a Guldie. second. Marquis
/ Mnyheid. third. CnntliHon's Beauty,
all owned hy Mr. pnrfet,
Herds.
No % Lot Three entries, First
and second prizes go SIR Pariei
thlrd 40 Mr. OlCckier
Brcederd' Young Herd.
no. 10, lot 3.--'fwo entries by SIR
Parfo, and award OF arst and second
rrizes
Gait Herd.
! 40 ii. lot 1.-Two entries and
first aud second prizes % ar parfei,
CIT Of One Sire.
-Four entries First second and
third 60 Mr. parlot
Produce Of One Cow.
Three ontrlea First ana second
prizes % Mr. parfet third 90 Mr.
lGlecklor
Grand champon.
Bull any agc, Mr. 0lecklcr, on Cue
mons Lad Third
Cow. any eye, M. PariCf ON sill
tons Gentle Ida
Helier 70 Mr. Parfet on Ferns
Mable.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
STATEHOOD COMMITTEE
APPOINTED BY CHAIRMAN

Pursuant 90 authority of resolution
passed et The meeting Of the torrltor-
lai republican central committee sem
gnmher =, 1906 directing chairman 81
such committee 90 appoint commit
tee Of ave 20 confer with a like com
mittee Of five appointed by the demo
cratic central committee, for die pnr
nose ui deNiainE ways and moana and
Wvmullne ana eneouFagaing the nas
sage OF the statehood bnl;
Therefore / 40 herebv npnoint ana
name as such delegates dc follnv
ing Hon W. "a. "A. llowellyn. OF
poaa Ana county Hon. W. h. Chit
dera. oi hernalillo county, IEon. q. A.
nnleas, az San Miguel county Bop.
VI q, Sargent Of RiO Arr2ha county.
and Hon solomon Lama. "a Valencia
county 4. 80 hCEKUM.
tI,airmau.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

At the conclusion 81 Col, Twischelrs
address. Superintendent og County
echuoie sJroup, who states he IS thor.
ouGhly converBant with the miserable
condition Of the many roads through
the county, spoke 10 The ngeHiioh.
ar, struup confined himself 90 facts
aud 90 telling ~ conditions that exist
ed right IN our midst that should be-
changed
i0a. E s. siovcr Of this city also
addressed che convention. after which.
on motion OF Governor Harorman. q
committee OF Ave was appointed on
legislation. a was also moved and
carried that a committee of Eve be
appointed on permanent organization.
tho selections for this committee be-
Ing as follows
John ~. McCuicaen. OF Bemnlillo
county, John T. Zimmerman. of San
Miguel county; l.. a. Kendall, az San
"a 30 county, aad n A. Miora 81 San.
doval county.
The committee went into confab for
short time ana then rendered its &c.
port, aud pursuant 90 this, the con,
YCntiou began the election 81 officers
Hon. r. bradford Prince was chosen
unanimously az president Of iho New
Mexico association, succeeding him
self; John l.. Zimmerman OF Lna veg.
az Wa elected secretary. and Judge
A. =. Kendall of Cerrillos, treasurer
The following gico presidents from
the various counties we're aiao elect
ed;
b. II. Briggs, Bernallllo; j. Van
houton, Coliax. J. j. Hagorman, cha
YES; II. l. Young. Dona Ana Francis
10, Tracy. Eddy. w. y. walton. Grant;
Cclgo haca. Guadalupe. J. A. Maho.
noy, Luna; John Y. Hewitt i.inColn
William McViCker. Mckinley. Toto
MolcndoE, Mora. gohn ri Do Mlcr.
Otero. Donald Stewart. Qusy; n. g..
Reid, Roosevelt; j. Amado Lucoro,
Rio Arfibai Jay Turloy. San Juan; p.
A. Mlcra. sandoval; Captain Al. Coo.
ncy, s0c0rrO. Col A. w. Harris. Elor-
"a: ~ H. Pierce, San Miguel. Frank
owen, Santa re; j. w. Curheti Tor
rance. Ramon Sanchez, Taos. x. y. IT.
vine. Union; Col. w. NJ. Berger. Va
lencla.
On motion Of Col Twltchoil Santa
Fe was ch sTI as the next meeting
place, the time being set t0r the same
time the legislature VIII be In session,
The convention then adjourned
sasaaaaass
Dyspepsia Is Americas curse. Bur.
dock hlcod Bltteu conquers dyspep-
STA every time. Il drives out lmpurl.
ties. tonoa the stomach. restores por-
foot digestion. normal weight and
good health.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

Dyspepsia Is Americas curse. Bur.
dock hlood Bitiera conquers dyspep-
sia every time. Il drives out lmpuri.
ties. tonca che stomach. restores por-
foot digestion, normal weight and
good health.