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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Territory 81 Noa Mrxlcu. County ~
ncuallo In tbc District Csurt.
willard a aisicklcr
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Territory Of NV Mexico. County ~
npualiuo. In tbo District Csurt.
Willard 81 sisicklcr.
Plaintiff
vs. Ne. ia9e.
Catherine STROLLER, samuel Kennedy
air'ckloI. and Willard "A alfichier.
Minors. Ffeieriok o. Kcnt ana
Christina Kent
nnf6ndania
Tho anid dnfrndanta. Catherine
airlckier and Samuel Kennedy gtTiof
Der. Minors. are hereby notified ihat
a suit has been commenced On thn
District Court of che County of Der
nalillo Territory of Now Mexico. ~
said plaintiff That thn ohtcci Of aaid
fuit ia for the purpose uf a aciilnmont
oi tho title aud Interests 81 said
minors IN and fo certain real estate
described in sail complaint, tito 90
which vaa vested In plaintiff d-rlnE
the existence of thn marriage com.
munitY between himself and Ellen K.
sirickicr deceased. and ais0 Cor enc
partition OF aaid real estate between
said minors Ar" aaid plaintiff and The
c0alriqnfants \ said minors. willard
~ Hiricklrr am Christina Kent ana
Frederick H Kent nnd that unicaa
you enter your appearance Do sad
Hui on or before the STAT day az
March. $780, Judgment by default wili
Do rendered therein afainai yoi.
That TIE name and uolinMro adj
dreaa ui plaintiffs attorney b. w. n.
Chlldurs. Albuquerque. Nm
w. BE-. DANE.
CLERK of the District Courf
February y 1899
First publication Feb "a. 1908.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

10 Mary q webb. Cassie White, 81 O.
White. ~, j. 8lrumqn.st D. r.
smilbee. George H Warolfon. John.
son "a aroNn. y a. Kelly. ID 81.
Abraham. 81 %. Baldwin. tholr heirs.
admlnisifators and assigns. aud az
persons claiming interest Or fiila ~
che ola Timer Lode Mining Claim
You arc hereby notified that we
have expended Oh Wliur and improve
mcntg upon me oii Timer lode, NJ
n'tef lu iho New Piacors Mining pls
trict county ~ Santa Fe and Terri
tory of New Mexico. Ono Hundred Dol.
lars Tor the year 1903 a. wiz appear
By certificate filed November 6fh.
1908. One Hundred Dollars for tho
YoBr 1904 aa WIZ appear by certificate
ulod November iiih 1904 and one
Hundred Dollars ior tho year 1905, az
Wiii appear PSI certificate flied ne
femhor 2sih, 1903. in me Qihce az ihe
che Recorder so aaId coRhtY, in order
io hol1 1gid promises under provision
0f Section 232f ueFiend statutes oi
the uuiied States hei'T amount re.
1u|rei no bold lhc same for the years
ending November 3ifi 1903 uoccm-
Bog aist 1904 and December 3itt
1905.
And n within ninety days after lsls
noilce bY publication you ial' OF So.
fuse 30 contribute your pf0poriiun ~
Euch expenditure ~ co-oWnCI. your Co.,
ieFGri ih said claim wll bgcome the
property of the subscriber undcr said
OIL. BROOKS.
vi 81 STRickLER
IIIlL nln.r-Ll.n. IAN %. 1000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
VISITING BANKERS ROYALTY
ENTERTAINED LAST NIGHT
At a Banquet Given in Their Honor at the AlvaTadO
by the Associated Bankers Of
Albuquerque
MOST BRILLIANT AFFAIR IN ANNALS OF CITY

tue ANA love them because W. can't
help %
Ladies and Gentlemen Tho toast.
muster might have mtdo \ hauninr
selection than ]. to- respond t0 this
toast. As iook over the company.
see many gounEcF men. " ho have not
entered lhc matrimonial race, and who
could. because of their present or.
porlence. DO justice io Che sentiment.
What would you say" began the
vo'uhle pFQphel OF woe, "if were %
con you chat IN a very short space Of
time On the rivers in this country
would dry upf" q would say. re-
piled che pntleut man, "go thou and
do likewise"
I'm not a prophet Of woe. but a pa.
ticnt man who has enjoyed ihe bonds
~ married Fife. and would say 90 you
young fellows, go thou and DO Ike
wise"
"Thvres nausht bu, care on ev'ry
han
N every hour that pusrea. o.
What signifies the lite % man.
And tworc not for the lassics. o.
"But Ric me d canny hour Al cen
Ny arms about my doarlo. o.
An wurly cares. an wuriy men,
May o. gao topsaiiCerit, o.
AUD Nature gwears. the lovely doars
lior nobleHt work she Glasses, o.
Her prentice han nho tried ON man
And then she msdu the laeslcs. o."
A boy was fishing on the wharf, and
fcll in. Tie was rescued by a man.
Tho man aakel: "iiuw did you come
90 fall ire" rho boy replied lndir
nantiy. "a didn't come 90 fan in.
come 20 hah"
have not come TO fnii IN. much
less TO nsh. WHY We should have
So many young single mon In our
midst, when there are plenty Of eli.
giblo young ladies, who, 81 they were
approached In q business manner,
would no doubt be pleased 20 form q
lie parncrchip
Too many % our young bachelor
friends have tho conception that mar
riage Is a failure. The happy homes
ln this city explode chat Idea.
Archbishop Ryan, visiting small
parish in a mining district for the
purpose 90 administering oonnrma.
ton. asked one nervous little glri what
mairimony was. ana she answered
that @ was "a state 90 terrible tor.
mont whl,th those who enter Il are
compelled 10 undergo for q time 30
prepare them for a brighter anu ben.
ter world"
"No. no. demonstrated the priest:
that isn't mairimoney. that's the ded.
milton Of purgaiOry."
Leave her alone said the arch.
bishop maybe she's right What dc
you cr J know about So"
This ~ only the ioko Of an old bach
olur, who looks upon The grapes ont
uf reach and calls them sour.
A lady was looking for her husband.
and inquired npxlously "a d house.
maid "no you happen TO know any.
thing OF your masters whereabouts
TN. not sure. mah," replied The
careful domestic, but think they're
in tho wash
There may be some young lady in
the company looking for a husband
Take my advice. and be- careful whom
You ask Tor bis whereabouts
I Here's 30 the ladios. We admire
them Tor thoir beauty respect them
for their intelligence adore them for
their virtue, and love them hecausD
We can't help r.
And the glasses were tipped. on the
gentlemen arising IN honor OF ''rhe
l ladies'"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

render nuch Cxceliont service FOR
nanquoia ilkc the Aitarado ns rcf
oreuce 90 being short on faets' hui
long on The Mblo." IN which be- COIL
ioncd that the luaaimagiur was SPORT
un tho BIBLE hut "lnng on facts" was
ihe signal ior applause go ended
bic remarks by asking The gentlemen
Co arise ana drink to thc toaai. "ThoI
CITY oi Altuqngrduo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
GOVERNOR WAS
THOROUGHLY PLEASED
ALTERNATE or TIE CHIEF EN-
EcUTivE's VISIT TO DUKE CITY
OPPOSED TO FRlPPERY--RE.
COVERED LOST DIAMONDS,
lsalurday. February ID

A representative number OF the re-
ceptlon committee from the CONNER
cial club we're az the station this
morning 60 see Governor hngcrman
on on his return 10 Santa Re, Assess
sor George r. Albright accompanied
the chief executive 90 the capital.
Governor Hagorman expressed him
self as being thoroughly well pleased
and exceedingly grateful for the trnat-
mon. ho had received while Ia the
city. Tho governor was deeply inn
pressed by the handsome manner In
which the people of Albuquerque DO
things. Nothing happened 70 mar his
pleasure during the two days he re-
maincd Ia the city.
That Governor Hagounan is oppos-
cd 20 gaudy irlppery became evident
from a little incident which may be-
coupled WIKI his preparations 90 come
10 Albuquerque on last Tuesday Two
members of the escort Witch went 20
Santa 30 90 accompany him TO Albu-
Qucruuc were discussing what hey
would DO with their silk hats while
aboard she train.
~ will bO all right 90 wear our hats
90 the state house and from the state
house 10 the train, but what will we
do with them whom We get on the
train" said one.
Tho oiksf was bothered by the same
question and finally "A Telegram was
sent 90 Secretary McCanna, asking
that the silk hats be- loft at home.
This decision was reached after the
governor had learned OF the silk.hat
intention. and had expressed himself
something like this. n hope they are
not gOinG 20 wear SIX hats: they are
80 IN the way
nut the silk hats we're worn and
hung upon a hook IKE any ordinary
hat; they seemed quite in the proper
place.
The reception committee winhos IA
thank Darby A. Day. Col ID. r. IS
Sellers and Dr. j. IT, Wroih for the
use az their automobiles, which were
used in the entertainment OF the gOv-
eFnor The Commercial club a. also
grateful 40 the Albuquerque Cas-
Electric Light and Power company iul
che iights furnished the club house
ON the might of the governors rccup-
lion. These lights and the fixtures
we're furnished gratis through tho
kindness Of Col. J. ID noWnoy, mama
ger of the iight company
A valuable diamond brooch was re-
stored 90 hrs Frank A Hubbon AZ
the governors reception by Mrs. Wal
lace lloaseldfn, who found % lying on
the loor several minutes after % had
been lost and oven before MIt Hub-
ben had discovered the loss
a delightful innovation from other
receptions that have been given "a
distinguished people ai the CONNER
clai club. there was no apocch-maklnr
90 Interfere WIZ the pleasure ol
dancing
George D. Albright. ina Assessor. re-
turned o. Albuquerque Lass ni0ht from
a brief business trip "a Santa Fc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Henry ~ bowman fht popular
banker 90 lcs Cruces. was assigned
toe iolioWlng
the city 81 Albuquerque no Mean
Cry" Paul ~ Iursus a. noHmant
remarks were well received ls those
present and bis Historical iacts
which were not doubted hf oItaef
lady or gentleman. received hearty
applause ie paid r gioriens Tribute
~ Albuquerque. especially tho hnnht
err. a. entertainers, aal Voicel che
sentiments of many visitors Wncn be
sisted fhaf 30 other town On ihe ter
fitury Possesses me facilities foT ne
entertainmeui 81 guests iiko Albu.
quofQuu. and 90 other hotti could
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

NNNM. M.N." OF NNNM.NHMM
Toaatmaaief Marion then announced
thai aa far az the program was con.
eflned tha banquet was ai aH end.
But" cutlnuing and referring to che
Visiting bankers. he Eald. nov at the
threshold OF iholf deliberations che
Associated ninkera of Albuquerque
babe them a welcome and now Ht toe
conclusion Of their laluu We babe
them Oodapood and safe return 90
ihelr homes ana we trusted the ro.
momhrancc of theft stay with ua would
ftniain as q nalo around enc of ihe
moei pleasant reeollecilona OF their
lives"
Mr.. Marion then invited all So aland
and sling tho nrai verse of hat soul
inspiring patriotic sons, beloved by
everybody and known the world over
- ~hmorica."
Thus cainr a. % close. by nl odds
and without o. glnglo cNccUiion the
srandosi and most interesting banquet
function over held I'M inis city. and
this D. saying q great deaf for Albu.
0ueruuu. an the past twenty-five years.
has enjoyed tbc distinction OF having
held many a lne and brilliant banquet.
rhoas Present.
The following ladies and gentlemen
ucCurlod seats az the tables,
Governor "a. j iagcrman. Mr. and
Mrs. n. ]. Lowe OF silver City Major
and Mrs. u. J paion of Santa BE- Mr.
and Mrs. q. NJ blackwell of Ration
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n Korr of Silver City
RI a. Cahoon Of Roswell. d. r. Hos.
kinn of las Vegas, j. n. Brown Of
DQming a. u Anderson ~ Alamo
rordo. w =, Buchanan on Tucumcari
w. ID Murray ~ Silver City, Nathan
Jana and Miss Jana Of Roswell. N. -.
aaundeTa ~ Roswell. Joseph Price Of
socc=ro. "A. w. Jones Of Santa Rosa,
H. h. Bowman OF Las Crgcea, Ben
inmin shnrrod of Ration +. X Mc.
Cancy uf Roswell. John nocl1cr and
H. g. Becker of nelon. A. r. Colca n.
NJ Wingo of E l'ag0. and from Albn
auerQuo Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Mckee
Mr.. and Mrs W. Is. airickior Mr.. and
Mrs. U. A. Frost. Mr.. and Mrs. n KEN.
morcr. Mr. Sam piokard Mr. Fred
Nichols, Mr.. Guy Rogers Miss Cum
sal. ~. A. b. McGanoy. Mr. Reynolds
tir ana Mrs.. w }. Johnson, Mr.. ana
Mrs n. N Merritt Mr.. Charles White,
Mr.. VIII Waite. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Connolly, Mr. and Mrs. ~ n. Harris
Mr.. &. Luna. Mr.. william Mcintosh
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. hopCwoll, Mr.
George Arnot, Mr. and Mrs. u. A. Mac
phuraOn. MT and Mrs. W. r. Mc.
CreiEht. Dr. George r. Gould, Row.
and Mrs. A. O. Harrison, Or. khplan,
Mise Kaplan. W. r. johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. A. Hubhell. Mr. and Mra .. a.
HorndJn Mr.. o. " Marion, Mr.. and
'irs. j. A. Huhbs. DE- and Mrs. y. H.
earns. Mr.. and Mrs. William FAIR,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Macdonald, MT ~.
Rapler. Mrs. w. u. GnlenWhior
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

hair mnst be ooilod high enough for 4
90 rest upon, For tho back, sides
and low front the medium marcel
waves arc stiil used bat be careful
in using % too ofion o. the hot iron
required hurts the hair with zoo con-
slant use.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

HftH""H We HHNH AaM"NNWH ~ WV NHN."
trict Cuun Tor Borualllio County.
Mary fnmpman,
Plaintiff,
VS. No. Ga90.
Claude A. Lnmpmnn.
Defendant
The said defendant. Claude A. Lamp
man, Do hereby notified that q cult has
been commenced against him ~ tho
said plaintiff Mary tampman. IN tho
District Court OF nomsllli0 county.
wherein said plaintiff seeks an ahso-
lutte divorce from tho said defendant.
The restoration % Der maiden name.
and fuch other relief az may be- equit.
able On ne grelndn of neglect on The
part Of the said defendant 20 support
said plaintiff according 10 bic mcann.
station IN ile, and ability. and cruel
and lnhuman treatment and that un-
less HE said defendant enters his ap.
pearanco in said cause on or before tho
2Glh dag 81 March. 1906. judgment
will be- rendered ia said canac against
him by default
w. n. DAME. Clerk.
HICKEY a MOORE. Attorneys for
Plaintiff poaiufiico Rddreas. AlhugncF-
cue New Mexico.
First publication Feb. Ga. 1906.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

To Frank EnHeiH, Walter Ali0waV.
their heirs. administrators ana AZ.
siWna. and an pofsona claiming in-
tereat 81 iitle 90 the Iron Mask ana
Black Iron Mining Claims
Won are hereby Notified that we.
Your cDaWnpfH On fhe Iron Mask
Lode and the Black Iron fodo. aiiu-
aied in the iaa piaciiaa MiuinF Die
irici, county nf sandoYal. Territory
ol New Mexico. have expended Two
Hundred Dollars On labor and improve
monis upon said lodeg as win appear
hY certificate flioi October 1ud. 1905.
ia the Office ~ the Recorder Of naid
county I'm order % hold said premises
under provisions gf section e9li, nn.
visod Statutes of the United States.
being the amount required 30 hold tho
same f0r the year ending December
3iat. 1905
And II within ninety days after this
notice hy publication you fail or refuse
% conirlnate your proportion 81 such
expenditure az n co.oWnUr your inter
esi iu said claim viii become tie
property ~ the subscribers, under said
Section 1894
HERBERT o BROOKS.
q. n. FRANK.
Flfst publication Jan 20. 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

To wilbur Duniayy. hla heirs admin
iairafOFa aud assigns
You are hereby notified that have
expended On labor and improvements
upon iho hoiueo Lode situated in che
New rlacafH Mining District Couniy
ol Santa fc Territory nf New Mexico.
Tor tho year 1905, one hundred
$4,000 ualIarH. al viii appear by
certificate filed December 1slh. 1865.
in the Once of lhe Recorder of aaid
county. in order fo hold 1ald nfomiatl
under provisions of Section al24. RG
Vifad Statutes of tho United HiatoH.
being amount required io hold che
same i9r ihe ycaF ending December
Glaf. 1905.
And ii within ninciy days after mis-
rrtIce hy publication sou fl4 OF re.
fuse io contribute your proportion az
such oTpcldii1re al a co.oUnsf y0ur
Interest ln said claim VIZ become the
property of no subscriber Under said
Section ltaf
GEORGE ALEXANDER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Frnnkio Ntil and Harry TouncY.
who Val ushl "a Frisco On FebiuafY
sd should nui np z lively acfap as au
Intense uValrY ydafa DfWccn them.
Ever since ihei recent meeting AZ
cQ'ma each daa proclaimed ihat ~
hNd q iliiit on the other fellow, and
beth ere tnHiuel % aGaiQ meet in
the rnR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Thore secmg little chance for olthlr
Herrera or HeF~aan meeting Battling
Nelson, McioVern or Britt ~ the near
future. Had they gone 90 a decision
lH their los Angeles encounter public
opinion gould have forced one Of the
trinity o. topn0to10fa to make q match.
Herrera or Herman should hghi 90
out between themselves before seek.
Ing game higher uu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

M ID Lock. 0nf 0f the civil en-
gineora ln charge of the work ON the
Santa Ne cutoff, passed through the
cliY this morning on route from bis
ofnco al Balen to Willard Mr Lick
sFfg tfai trains may Dr. running be-.
fween Belcn aud willard hy Juno and
they may not
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

The Ladies. We admire thom for
their beauty. Seapefi thNm iof fheir
Intelligence adore them ior their vir-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

And the glasses were tipped, on tho
gentlemen arising. IN honor OF rrhe
Ladies'"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

George D. Albright zoe assessor. re-.
turned % Albuquerque Lass night from
a brief business trip "a Santa Re-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-05
PERSONALS

G. w. Colby of the Chicago e. Alton
railroad offices in San Francisco is at
the Hollenbeck.
C. L. Porter and wife, tourists from
Plattsburg, Mo-, are among the guests
at the Hollenbeck.
j. Harrison Wright, a well known
fruit shipper of Riverside, was among
the arrivals yesterday at the Hollen-
beck.
C. w. Porter and wife of Hartford,
Conn, are among the guests at the An
gelus. Mr.. Porter is a well known at
torney in Hartford.
Fred Lezinsky a well known manu-
featuring jeweler of San Francisco, ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday and
took apartments at the Hollenbeck.
H. r. Fletcher manager of the Hotel
Metropole ut Avalon. Catalina island,
arrived in Los Angeles Yesterday and
took apartments at the Westminster
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Williams of the
in Los Angeles yesterday and took
apartments at the Westminster. Mr..
and Mrs. Williams are on their honey
moon.
T. S. Lippy of Seattle, who enjoys
million dollars worth of gold out of the
Klondyke regions, was among the ar
rivals yesterday at the Westminster.
Francis Billings, jr and wife of Lon
don, Mrs. Francis Billings of London
and Miss Mae Billings of Melbourne,
Australia. are among the distinguished
arrivals at the Westminster. They are
on pleasure trip.
IN Iii
dren of Denver arrived i'm Los Angeles
Yesterday to spend the summer. Mr..
Seeley is one of the most prominent
manufacturers of Denver. They have
apartments at the Lankershim.
Mr..an Mrs. Lester Patterson of
Manka to. Mimi, who have been guests
at the Hotel Lankershim and left
there recently to tour the Yosemite
park, returned TO Los Angeles yester-
day and took apartments at the Lank-
ershim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith and
daughter, Genevieve, of Ocean Park,
have engaged apartments al the Lank-
ershim for the summer. Miss Gene
We've Smith is regarded as one of the
most popular society bellies of Ocean
Park as well as a young woman of ex-
ceptional beauty.
Federico Mejia, speaker in the Guate-
malan congress, who has been a guest
at the Hotel Alexandria for the past
week, was the host at Il dinner given
in one of the private dining rooms in
the fashionable Alexandria last night.
Eight couples were entertained.
John A. Colby of Chicago was the
host at a dinner given in the gold room
at the Hotel Lankershim last night in
honor of his sister, who will leave for
New York city today. The dining
room was tastefully decorated i'm Amer
can beauties and attractive place cards
were feature of the spread. Twelve
guests were entertained.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-05
"MUMMING BIRDS"
STILL DELIGHT
0RPHEUM AUDIENCES

The 'Mumming Birds" or Might in
an English Music Hail." is still the best
feature of the Orpheum bill. The act
is If anything funnier than it was last
week. Misher brothers have a cycling
act that is rather good. The finale to
their act is excellent. Clifford and
Burke, blackface comedians, are anus
ing, and the song Nobody was given
several encores. Burt and Bertha
Grant had the repaining new act. The
holdovers were Keno, Walsh and Mel
rose, comedy acrobats; Caprice, Lynn
and Fay, the dainty girl act, and Frank
and Bob with their dog Tip. The mo-
ton pictures are excellent.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-05
YOUTH CARRIES
A BIG REVOLVER
STATEN ENTS OF FATHER AND
SON CONFLICT
Believe Boy Borrowed Gun for His
Brother, Who Seeks Protection
From Enemies of Self
and Wife

Henry Geimer, IA years of age. was
taken to the central police station last
evening and had on his person a con-
cealed weapon in the shape of a big
revolver.
When questioned by the officers the
little fellow said he had been in the
habit of carrying weapon, but the fact
that the boy could not operate the gun,
could not reload or take cartridges out,
made the patrolman suspicious of him.
When his father was called over the
telephone and told that his son had
been arrested for carrying a concealed
weapon, the old gentleman was very
much surprised.
The boy" he said, "was not in the
habit of carrying gun. In fact he
took it unknown to me this evening.
His brother Joseph who recently
married a Spanish girl, came to me this
afternoon saying he had had trouble
with his wife, and wanted to take my
revolver. / refused to let him have the
gun, and am positive that Henry came
to get il for his brother
my older boy has been having a
great deal of trouble with his wife
lately and he said the Spanish people
We're making 1t dangerous for him at
his home on Second street"
The youth was taken to the detention
home, but would not say why he had
taken the gun.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-05

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bning preparing them that they gently and pleasantly build and
dodered
condition of the Every feels the of tonic
The system of the appetite becomes fke the
depressed restf the
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entirely
selected for their gentle action well as their nygorang effect the
other harmful mineral Ingredient These
stomach digestion appetite produces
and the entire system 1t the healthy circulation
blood promptly and
than other tonic and because OF its vegetable purity absolutely
indigestion and other troubles
Portable feeling of fulness dizziness downess after eating
Not
flying and Alternative properties and If there will
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ard the SWIFT SPECIFIC Coz ATLANTA, Ga.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-05
POLICE COURT HAS
BUSY DAY AFTER
FORCED HOLIDAYS

Business was once more resumed in
the three departments of the police
court yesterday after nearly seven
weeks of holidays. Each Justice called
his calendar and reset numerous cases
for trial.
Several cases were compromised,
others dismissed and others continued.
1t will be several weeks before the
congestion will be obviated.
The court rooms were crowded with
defendants and their friends and the
departments presented busy scenes all
day.
Beginning with today, preliminary
examinations will be held until the
dockets are cleared of felony cases.
The misdemeanor cases will then be
disposed of by trial or dismissal.
James Darling, an aged flower ven-
dor. was given sentence of forty days
in Jail on i charge of stealing carna-
tions.
AS Darling has several prior convic-
tons the police expected he would be
held to answer in the superior court,
but Justice Chambers considered the
case one worthy of leniency.
When the case of Lillian Hausell,
charged with forgery, was called the
police matron informed the court that
the young woman was i'll in bed and
unable to appear in court.
owing to lack of evidence, D. w.
Prescott. charged with grand larceny,
was discharged.
Other cases dismissed were: Charles
Stafford, charged with grand larceny;
j. M. Perdue, charged with burglary;
Abraham Holman, charged with bat
terry; John Lewis, charged with
vagrancy; John Raines, charged with
battery: James Ramirez, charged with
battery; John Duffy. charged with
vagrancy; Peter Gallon, charged with
petty larceny.
A number of defendants pleaded
guilty and received lighter sentences in
consequence.