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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-01-26
TO BE MARRIED.

Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Forciea of
Winton have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Julia, to
Arthur A. Sheridan of this city, the
same to occur on Wednesday, Feb. I,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. at Winton. The
young people are well known here and
have hosts of friends who wish them
unlimited happiness in the step they
are about to take. Miss Forciea is
one of Winton's fairest daughters and
numbers her friends by the list of ac-
quaintances. Mr.. Sheridan has re-
sided in Ely since his early childhood
and is we'll and favorably known.
The MINER joins in the we'll wishes
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-01-26

Deputy Clerk of the Court Schaefer
has issued marriage licenses to the
following couples during the past
week. The marriages will occur next
Sunday at the Catholic church:
Matt Grahek and Ursula Centa.
John Kuznik and Anna Samez.
Anton Tekayee and Johanna Cebin,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-01-26

A sleighride party to Louis MUIR
rays exploring camp of the White
Iron Lake Iron Co., was INDUCED in
by party of fifteen Sunday afternoon
and evening. A most delightful time
was had with lunches, games and
dances. Spooners full orchestra furn-
ished music during the evening.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-01-26
Death of Little Harry Logan.

The death OF little Harry Logan,
the son of Rev. and Mrs. Henry A.
Logan of the First M. E. Church, of
scarlet fever at an early hour Tuesday
morning, was a shock to the entire
community. and many were express
sions of sympathy for the bereaved
parents in their affection.
The little fellow had been i'll but a
few days, and inasmuch as his critical
condition was not generally known
the news of his death brought fear
and dismay to many others whose
dear ones suffer from the same disease.
Virginia Enterprise.
The many friends Of Rev. and Mrs.
Logan in this city extend their heart.
felt sympathy in the hour of affiic.
tion. Leonore; the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Logan was also seriously i'll
with the malady but Is now recovering
The marriage of John Judinch and
Miss Katherine Baricll was solemnized
at the Catholic church Sunday By
Rev. Jos. T. Buh, After the ceremony
wedding repast was spread at the
home of the bride. A large number
of invited guests were present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

Sgusta county. ss5 81.
M Lone Jack Spring. Lone Jack Station,
Campbell county Y 4
3 Ma gee $ss Chlori nat ted 3 ii thias N Spring,
sClarksYille,,SE cklenbnrg Il count y. s#s 8
8 h1assanetta Spring, AIassalte ia Springs.
Rocking county. $ \. ss
f;8 IN wye Litilins sprlngs tteYile, NVyt u!
county, ss Il "a SS rs !s
Z Q. Cornell LithiaA Spring, near Stribling
Springs, X augusta county. ii8s {I5E
a# Otterburn Lithla Spring, Amelia, a me- ne
lila county. 2s q 5 az s55G
ID Paeonlan Il Springs. PaeonianS Springs,
5Loudoun county. II By III IN
MI Powhattan Springs, near Falls Church,
Alexandria county. s53;s l3
# Rockbridge Alum Springs, ii Rockbridge
Alum; Springs. Rockbridge county.
$as stribling Springs alum. blue sulphur
and ckalybeate) nea staun ton, ugus 't1s
Bcoun ~. tFs 1; si ai I, NJ
@ seawrlght ~ N1agnesa & Lithia n Spring,
Staunton, Augusta county. y ss
8 Virginia Lithia Spring, Winetoord sta sta;
ton. Chesterfield y county. " S.sg s5s
M Virginia Magnesia Alkaline Spring, near
&staunton, Augusta county. s..:s5
VVallawhatoola Alum Spring y near Mill Mil
5boro Springs, Bath count 535 53 is
III. Wyrick Spring, {yYytle count
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
SAMUEL ADJ;



Istrength TIL and invigoratcd one quicker and
more permanently than an thing 81 know.
tt gives IN ervesi Of ron and muscles Of
steel. and assists the mental iyities.
together with the physical. TO q wonde rful
degre ZEE. ~
Peruna. as a family medicine. u IS abso-
lutely safe and rella BILE. as II contains no
narcotics or other drugs bic to produce
a drug hab "a 5si
Keeps Pe-rll-na in the House.
Mr.. chas. Y s. 3E Many, n Il Water Street
Ossining. N. u. Wri tes: s
!. II had ca tarrh for ten years, and tried
q great many kinds OF med cines, which
s good VI stead stead 81 rattins tier seemed
Ito get worse read q bout Peruna,, and
thought q would give II q. trial. took
about ten bottles, and am. cured of the
ca tarrh. ;3sf ssSS
As 81 keep Peruna In the house. and when
II feel q cold coming on,s;I take q little
Ibit OF 1t, and It does me good ''.5
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t8
NEW HIGH SCHOOL,
..t Z 5'e FL. - -;! ID
Contract Let for an y p:to--p Date
W Building at Keysville.
M Special 70 Tho Times Dispatch,

t 3s5 n y peclal 10 Tho Times Dspat chi l5J
KEY SSvSII; VA, August II THE con
tract for the erection OF the new public 3
High School building at a ISeysville has
been awarded to Mr.. G /. A..5, Thompson.
The building will have four rooms and
especial attention has been given to the
lighting and to the vent il2:ion. The
school will be properly PED e'd ~ " n
good !. heating facilities. In fact, when
Completed, the new High School build
ing in KeysYille will be a. model for COM
fort and convenience. ss5
The following teachers ha1A been api
pointed for the coming session. Pr ofessor
II !. G !. N Ruffin, principal Miss Louise
Spencer, first assistant; Miss Maude' NJ g
.Gehee, second assistant l.2
"a Professor Ruffin ii and q Miss McGehee
we're the teachers last session, and durll.g
the session the enrolment amounted 5to
,se,yenty-seyen pupils Miss Louise spen-
Ger has been principal Of the Virginia
ii ONE School, II but has decl1 Jed to throw
herr influence with the High School
4 In addition to the regular teachers.
Miss ~ lillian Gilmore, the popu lar and
successful teacher OF music In the 5Nir-
3ginia Home School last year ~ u have ~.
a fully equipped music school, TO which
the pupils Of the public school will have
access. Miss Gilmore is spending her
s.y,,acat ton In New York, doing advanced
work In music, u i5
4 ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
boarding accommodations for a large
lumber OF pupils Any one nterested In
the school will please write to Professor
81. {. RufYln, lKeysvlle, Va, for further
information, Next session. Is expected
to begin September 18th, and to continue
eight months. 4, al TX
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SIDEWALK BONDS,
Louisa Votes the Issue and Asks
n u A. for Bids

(spec,al TO The Times D lspa tch.) 3,,i,,li4
LOUISA, VA, August little election
held yesterday as to whether the town
should Issue $1,000 s per cent, sidewalk
was in favor Of the bond Issue with only
one \ dissenting vote, and at q meeting
Of the Town Council last night 1t was
decided to advertise for bids for the
bonds. g. & w " Z I, I, I, [
A Alta meeting Of the Town Council this
morning bids were opened for the paving
and curbing of all the sidewalks In town
not now paved, and other improvements,
and the contract awarded TO James r.
Bradley & Co, Of Richmond, who was
represented here by ". ], McAughey,
construction engineer, u "a
The work Is to be completed by tDecem-
her list, and the contractor will COM
mence work as soon as material can be
brought here. 55 s
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Prince Edward Schools.

aRS SfgSp- BAL, ~ a, s august ii The
Leigh District School Board to. day ap..
pointed the following principals and
teachers for Green Bay, Hish5 School:
Principal, Mr.. Reed I1dtnundsl 81 Farfr,s
VILE, Va; Assistants, Miss sallle Bidgood
and MISS Mamie Taylor Teachers: Me-
herrin School---Miss Mnude 5chennult;
Owing School Mrs B. Wilkinson Grape
Lawn school--Nfrs. u. u. Belts; Gilliam
School Miss Gillian. r. 4. 38 Sg
A$g The board decided to allow the Ewing
School To remain. It was thought advls-
able At ono time to consoldate this school
with the High School here. b IL ~ Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

ii 80
s Afr.. Samuel D. Rtoads, e prominent; IN =
surance man OF Iansdowne, Pa e. writes ties
from washington. p. CT, as olloyys :sSt .'5a
ss."I heartily and unreservedly wish to
give my endorsement to II rnnn al az. ca q y
etarrh cure that ls5 not approached by any
toti,e II m ed cine. at least In my observa-
Stlon and experience. and noting what It
has done for members y OF my family.
i Is browning virtue, nfter It X has cured
the catarrh. 5ts as Ell tonic and res toratiye
OF appetite, strengt and good spirits. ''s
Pc-ru-na Restores strcngt TIL 85
5ftS M. 3s g. oodbury, Rogers. @.
formerly captain and cent sofS the Hiram
College Basket Ball T cam ties
g5st..Thsre are times III the life OF every l
student when excessive study 81 and too
close & conhne and at tention to- the
object In Wow will tell ON his iealt b.
II have found that when VI bod = & and
mind salike we're weary and re fused Ito
work a few doses q Perlna stored e l lost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

i
I be used 4as resorts, having 8accommod a--
lions FOR several thousand people!
38s At fiyc OF them the water Is used for
bathing Il; purpossss he hirty7seyen
springs reported. y III hi ch SO ~ two v more
than last year. re as below: =
"; Aetna ttin Spring. Roanoke Roanoke
county. sSt@ N + .sfS IL {.
Montgomery coun ty -$3 ri
8s$ Aug,lsta White Ii thia Spring near "a "
g,lsta Springs. Augusta county y. n q.
Basic Lithia Spring. Ba sic City. AN. Az
gusta county Z.
Bear 7Llthia Spring. near E'lkton, Rock q, IS
iingham county. h III Il III E3s b ;5 5;:i
HBellfont Lithia Spring, Manchester,
CHESTERFIELD county. ;$S
4 Beaufont Lithla Spring. Near Man l = !.
!chcs tel, Chesterfield county
s Berry Hi Mineral sprtng near Elk Elk
wood Culpeper COUNT Sl SssSl 81
Blue Ridge Dyspepsia 4 Spring. Blue
Ridge Springs, u B tetonrt county
# Buffalo Lithia Springs. Buffalo Idthia
Springs, Mecklenbu county. VII
Chloride Calcium and Lithia Springs,
Chase City cklenburg county.
k1S Como SLithia a Spring, East " Richmond,
Henrico county. .
$&5 Crockett Arsenic Lithla Spring Crock
I cit Springs. Mon tgomery count w.. II
Diamond Springs, i've mile cas- !S & OF NOT NOT
folk, Princess Anne county. H TIA ls
Farmvlle Lithia Spring No. 2. Farm
vile, Cumberland coun ~. s.
#s Fonticello Spring. near; r Richmond, Ches--
terrified county, \. b. S
8t Golindo L,ithia Spring Augusta county.
S Healing Springs, Healing Springs, Bat! b tn
county. 1. VI, 4
Humo Spring. Bancroft. Alexan ~: g
county. " Y p, s
t Hunter Pulaski Alum Spring, Walkers
Valley Pulaski county. XIII
Jetfress Iithia Silica Spring, JJef %
tNIecklenburg county. 8l
s I<nyser Lithla Spring, staunton, Az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
"
r ork MON Military 4: !!
I! y I5..5s d1e1n i, Il I..!I
IA = 'M,IAIRT1N !, IIeadmi,,ilster

sBSi J.g b. MARTIN. Head mas re-.
81 Ninth session opens septenb or % h.sts Four
years course, and diplomas cont erred son those
who do the required work envy NV
thea te, admits students to colleges and Sun.s
varsltes stu1 enta especi desire who
the full course
The Military Department sea pned VI fsS
department. OF War at SYashi ng ton.
oharge;of an officer Diet He'd by The Na tDnhlS
Government sSss
Limited number Of young ladies' ~ nit e,,s9
Superior nstrumenta e. nd Vocal
OF Muslc. M
A For terms and ca talogua apply 70
W N, E HAT M
l3 Fork mon, Va $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
/, Richrnonder Branches Out, 4

The Manufacturer Record contains
known steam heating engineer and
plumber OF this city So n 53sy
Il Nv. Sargent, Of Richmond. Va. has
purchased 3 a site on which to 4! build h. a
plumbing and NY steam-f fitting "a esta blish-
sment In Wilmington. N. q. III
DID Mr. Sargent Ss does Il considerable work
In North Carolina and will shortly have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
4 Rowan Republicans.

Special to The Times Dispatch.)
IA SALISBURY, N: CT August 1.-THE
Republican Executive Committee OF
Rowan county met here to-day and de-
Scided on September 18th as the date for
"a county convent ion.ss "a full county ilegls-
llative ticket will be named In opposi-
ttion to the Democratic nom nees. SS.tiS5sjG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
'TO-DAY:AT|'. PARK
CR0W'D [; LEATHER |:I|
Many Trains to Run 81 to Garry
People Is the Varied 81
q Attractions.
Attractions.

s TO day will be a gala, occasion at Beach
Park. Two trains-at 10 AZ M. h and 4 r..
A1.-will carry the pleasure seekers there
from this city. and excursions may be
run from else where. as Is usual on Sum
days. Most Of the weekday attractions
will be closed, but others more appro-
pirate for the Sabbath viii be open for
the Entertainment OF tors E5ss al
Among the special features Of the day
is a programme o. Sunday. music care
fully selected by Miss Helen Louise
Eaton, the accomplished Il leader Of the
Ladies' Imperial 5 Orchestra playing Z al
Beach Park. The numbers will be:s
L. March, Peace Conference, 4, Lincoln.
8, Overture, 1.-THE Mayor. OF Toxic. Peters.
Al Song for Cornet, Tn Trying So Il
Hard to Forget (. /. \. 10. Harris.
s. Two-step p, u. hicken$ Charlie".... Ballow
g. Waltz lorianna''.. Z, ~. Brewer.
4 Caprice Dainty Dames'', !. ~. I, s. Blake,
s. Selection, George Yashington
j "a J ohan,
o. 1nterqnezzo, .,sllyers Hoe s,..,..., h1oret.
10. Two-step. 1.-THE @ 74th Reg lment
Band . 10 ey,
The knights off, PVT hias Will give an
outing to 3 Its members and their dy
friends to Reach Park next Friday, leay-
Ing from Beach Park at 5 p, M. 5Sii
All arrangements are being made I for
the greater comfort and pleasure Of tho
visitors, and all are expecting this day at
popular Beach Park In the balmy breezes
OF tho York to be one of the happiest
they have spent this entire season and
hope to repeat the trip next summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Negro Criminals,
lsns ,ll,If h a ,rhe Tlmes- plspa a. en-,

INA N IspeeIaI to The 7Tlmes-D spatch,l
8LCuISA, m VA. August Tic Gordon
Scot and Bette, his wife, and George
Scot, Il their son, all colored, were arrested
yesterday, having stolen an OK from Mt,
ia. az Wright and sold him to a ca tile.
dealer from, Culpeper.9 q hoy viii be tried
on til q 25th. The OK was recovered hy
the owner M {, Il s .iS J.
Tom pepeY. the negro lFnlstsd 4os
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

attempted criminal assault. eltded the
posse hurting Tor him Thursday night,
and IL VI thought Ii making hls way
through r0ooohiand county to strike the,
James Rive Division Ut the On esapeake
ard Ohio Railrted, ana viii either make
his way 20 Richmond or Lytchb,1rg. +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
j, Revival. E, wal II Louisa I

Rev. Dr.. r. Pendl eton Jones. of Hanlp-!
ton. spent several hours In Richmond
yesterday on his return from South
Anna Church In Louisa county, where
he has been preaching in a very inter-,
esting series of meetings. There were
large chngregat lions. deep interest /, and
some sixteen additions to the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Will Admitted to Probate.

N The will OF N he late ] ohm WARREN
OF Henrico county was admitted i to pros
bate yesterday In the BHenricol court Mrs.
Warren. widow OF Mr.. 4 John Nv: Warren,
Is L left e in possession OF the property,
which Is valued Il lat about 8. ooo, q!
Warren dual fled as exc outor Wit hout
security. Ss$ s5t fYiS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
"a Dr. ZONES to#Pre.ach.

DIR. u. William Jones has returned!
from King and Queen county, where he
preached the annual sermon be fore the
Women s d Missionary Society Of the
$Bruington Church, Fl win d fill the pull!
pit Of the Broadus Memorial Church, to-.
day at II o clock and at 8 40 X. Al: "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
!, College n al William and Mary

5Ss LIAM ST uRa, " a. ( & 4 8E5s
f8 Two hundred aud th!rte enth session
begins September 20, 1905. Two courses:
5ul Collegiate course, leading to the de-
grees OF b. A. and 4 M A. (2) Normal
course. Tuition free and board I at re- O.;
Quoted rates. 8ai % isil ii 81 f 5 y. "a
Buildings rs az renovated and 81 newly
equipped, lighted with electricity and
supplied with pure artesiani water Send ~
Tor ca dialogue. LYON a. TYLER r, 3;l$s
President. M. Al, IL. ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Patents to Virginians.
\ Especial To Tho Times -Dlspatch.) w
2 Aic IJT N6TNN5 F7ib,A ~ crt,at tf1e-Mas

3ss$ WASHINGTON, August u.--Messrs.
$Daylj Z & Davis W shington patent at
torrloys, report the grant this week to
citizens OF this State Of the following
paten IT,, q. I'll ~ l5s 5A si t53
q Charles F !. Barr, OF Winclle ster u, for
and 81. H. Francis, Of Newport News, for
ratchet wrench; William r. frey, Of
Roanoke, N for valve; & George II N. Kits
miller, OF Norfolk, for I'll typewriting ma
chine: James III Potter. OF g aunton, for
nut lock. 81 rs aEss III it.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

Miss r lett School
for Girls, h,
s3$ ~ NORTH y LAU re w STREE I. sss7.s
ia opposIte Monroe Pa

Opposite Monroe 7a 4
September 81, soe.
For pupils fr rom SIX to els tteen:fsS COL
lege prepa Dry work or eli i've Scourses.i
Teachers OF II ability and 6 experience.
French or VI German to II title girls e zig
OF seven wi thout extra charge: Bryns
,Mawr.& examlna ions2 \ held in3 Richmon,ds
1907 4 New schoolro orns,, ell lighted and
heated Country wal ks come ted n with
the science elias SEES. ss$ se
S For further nformat lion, IN ppl Sss:fi
5ss MISS EELLETTss
IA North Laurel Street,!
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Rawlings Institute ~
58gts Charlottesville a.

select school for young la lies. Strong
faculty. beautiful scenery and &healthful
climate Courses lea dins tos the various ',!'
college degrees. and special A advant ages
In Music Art ri ocu tion and Physical Cul-
ture.. Next session Will open September
2oth. For catalog que adj res ~
EN- r. Y, w isE ST 3 lib LE
81 presdsnt.Ss
Es Expenses: $225.oo to $3.50. 90.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

Ms r..' Emma 1s;ln Frommer will leave tits
Week FOR the Homestead Hotel, Hot
Springs, va. They will also visit At-
siantic City and other Northern points
before returning home. III 8
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IERichmo nd School 81 Expression.
The Richm onrd A cadem,

Corner u mbard Street an Park Avenue.
AZ SCHOOL, FOR BOYS ND8YOUNG
Department lumber OF
students Unite 4. Early applica tlon ad q
5yIsed 6aa5 Mod ern building, a N vel equipped
gymnasium and large 3campu 3. u
For ca talogue adj ress 5$s VI 8s5}s
!. sIi W. FRINCE.. Dear.
THE Richmond Acade envy. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

p, q. Van buren, manager OF the
Hoffman Club, Sacramento, Cali, has Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

[. 4, There was a decided Increase In the
mineral trade OF Virginia In 1905 over
the previous year; the output Increased
considerably and the value. owing TO the
Increased price per gallon, n early doubled i
The difference Is IS probably to be 3 at
}trlbuted to the natural DEVELOPMENT OF
the business, Nearly four-fifths Of the
water tls8 used for Smedi cinal PURPOSES =:
Nineteen OF the springs are r exported ! 20
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

on her feed giving evidence OF the
greatest enjoyment Ia her travels"
Strange is the early history OF
sweet Marie She was foaled the
property Of a negro gardner. be the
suburbs of los Angeles. Calf. Her
dam, Lady Rivers, q daughter OF
Cars Mamhrln1. objected 10 being
driven. and one day Kicked 90 spllnt.
erH The market wagon Of her owner
FRANK shoemaker who ran a little
hotel. Ho sold her on the spot Tier
purchaser Che negro. paid $50 On cash
ANA contracted fO haul tho rarharo
away from The hotel Cor one wear The
mare had been hrcd to Mckinney
hut this made 40 difference 100 her
uWner ho might have given her
away 10 The negro had not purchased
After she had been half starved and
hacked about while. Lady Rivers
was 80 gentle that the old negro's
WHO drove her 90 market "wir one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

straps, was one of The first IA from
camp. ANA he received more atton.
uon than most Of the others. lie
embraced about thousand fellow
citizens e night Guerra, who "a prob
ably The chief military hero. dld MOI
aask ns much as the Of hers in the
smiles OF the populaco.
Gen. Castillo liked tho plaudits
sure enough he stood much of the
time With barred head while his
counirymon gazod at Toe sear of the
mnchote wound on the lea side Of
his head A broad streak OF hair han
been shaved along the course of the
wound. which thereby was made
quite conspicuous rhe general re.
ceNed tha injury 40 tho hands of one
OF hls own mou TIE latter ln the
darknesa uf the night. mlsio1k bis
beloved chiCftaln for 70 hated mlnlon
Of che government ANA handed him
The sharp Cdgo of the national
kHile The wonder is That the gem
eral lived 10 receive the salyos now
coming 90 hint
They say horc that white the
fame of inc deadly machofo Be- wide
spread there have been. n fact com
paatyly few details credited 60 q ia
ha. iIc. The comhaianis rarely get
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

within mnchoto reach. On the sol.
CON occasions when a. has boon used.
the results have Teen bloody. In
single combat with the weapons So
we're wounds have been Inflicted.
These nave been extended ln some
casa from The top 0f the skull straight
down 90 tho chin few days aao a
'al, dark muscular insurgeni mes an
equally husky rural guard Tor whom
De- entertained no friendly regard.
What. you alive YETI" exclaimed
ihe insufseni with surprise aud dis
gust when be- sa1 The guardiO
'acoundro' which suunds worse
M spanish was ihe answer of tho
rurBl guard.
They fought skillfuny and earnest
49, Niih Che result that the Guard
sustained large aperture Ia hia
skull Tor which ho roiallatod hy com
nlciely aeyer.ng the insurgents head
from bis body The gunrdl0 also died
When che fclns and utilization
have been exhausted the valiant doe
Tenders nf tho constitution wlu bo.
gin making Inquiries az t0 pay. So
they nii lightly from the tragic 90
Che fantastic t0 lhn tho practical
From the hfufh ia she cafes 10 the
cashiers window
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
MUST CROSS BALLOT
ON STATEHOOD VOTE
ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS "YEsH
or mo" MUST BE sioRt.
FLED ~ MARK.

iu certain nntl joint slaltnuca sec-
lions Uf ihe territory an inprcsncu
prevails ihut e ballot fhoit Cross
agaiuai uthCr tha ygH' cf "un" 3n
Voc statehood proposition is tl br
chnniod af yofo against statehood
The following lH the opinion uf fho
attorney Honcrai ou ihe subject
October NJ. 1906
H0n G. " Stafford Secretary Rcpub-
iican Central Committee. san,a Fe.
NeW Mexico
sir-l have your letter nf the 18th
Inst. in which sou ask in tho event
voter neRlcciF t0 cross either the
yoa 1f nO un hls ballot with rofer,
euce fn ihe statehood pronosI jon
plfasn advise 'f che ballot on that
question should Boz counted either Coz
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You aro advised ihni ln such nn
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o1 f1r or aralnsf nn lhe statehood
quesi.nn Respectfully suhmted.
49, q REID
Attorney General