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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
ARIZONA PROPHET APP.
PEARS IN CINCINNATI
ne ouALiFiEo As SERGEANT At
ARMS or TERRITORIAL LEois.
LRTuRE.


Rev W. A Cnddy who claims 90
have hoeu an Arizona politician and
a sergeant az arms Of che territorial
legislature. o. nov ln Cincinnati. tho
guest of g. 5. Mason. director of the
religious work Tor no w. ST. g. a..
sHys che Phoenix Republican Or Mr.
Cnddy was ever r. politician in this
Territory, be- mas been reformed b.
Iona tHm', Tor be- says De- nas been
engaged in preaching for twenty
three years without h rent in an lu-
terYlew be- said ihat in Bic experience
politicians are fho hardest men 90
Impress with the beauties of religion,
Tor the reason that they cahuot be-
made fo believe that there s such a
ihlnR ns TRUTH
nv Duddy % something more than
preacher, be- i6 prophet Amgug
Dis predictions are these A great
revolution ln Europe la eve years
universal war io follow an agreement
90 arhiiraiei a neW Napoleon wili
rise and conquer the world lie Will
uip three years The Napoleon Wiil
of ail" wiu noe. rhe napoleon VIA
br W0shlpIed AZ q divinity while hc
lasts. 1ne mll'eninm Ni'l come in
1921
Mr Juddy bases hla prophecies 0n
Che twelfth apd thirteenth chapters
0i Revoiallonl and perhaps t0o. on
his own kHoaicige gained by bis o..
ISOLATION with Arizona legislators 0f
on Improvement ~ ct .tluus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

service requiring similar quaNnCa-
tons The duties uf the specific posi-
ton 90 De- filled require thar the app
p0.ntee shall be- able To- run "a plannr
WlIl pnd fo sea up and manage The ma
cMncry connected with such mill. tC
take charge of an machinery in The
woodworking department of q hrHi
class furniture making plant. 90 make
SASH doors blinds, end cabinet work
of an kinds aud 90 ran the various
machines pertaining 20 such msnn-
'arturr. and to make bits Cor mold
mss aud various kinds ui sash and
door work Applicants must indicate
% detail In their applications the exc
perience they have had al0ne these
Zines 80 educational test viii Boz
g'ycn ana b Will nor bF necessary for
applicants io apprar OF anr place fol
examination.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
Buried Before Death.
SALOONS or SAN FRANCISCO
OPEN LOB BUSINESS

san Francisco Cal. Jlly 6.--The
saloons of this city whlcn survived
the cas- h0gske and Gre aud were
kept closed over since hy order Of
Mayor Schmiiy. with "a yioW of pre-
venting drunkenness and disturb
ances in 'ie stricken city. were re
opened yesterday They were kept
closed "wednesday, a. 80 WIS not con
sidorod safe TO open them durinr
the excl omen' which usually accom-
panics the celebration OF the Fourth
uf July The police authorities have
the situation well IN hand end Their,
were no serious disturbance today
although the saloons were patr uize.
quite literally.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
ssssssssssssysSsi

Special Correspondence;
Boston Mass. July g.. Being de-
privcd OF her sight from babybpot
has not deferred Miss Christine Ia.
Bluaque from entering upon a pro.
fossionai career She has been grad.
uated from the University OF Gals.
furnia. admitted 10 practice law ia
the state OF the Golden Gate. Is mas
Ter Of four languages. and u now go.
ina 20 Italy 20 prepare herself Tor
tho concert stage All OF this she
mas accomplished in the brief period
of % years During her course IN the
college OF law. the blind woman
taught On the public schools OF San
Francisco.
Upon her return tO this country she
hopes to ho heard in oraioriO. sh,
has the voice 90 a dramatic suprnnu
n should much rather nave lived
' in bscurlty as "a good lawyer say
Miss llBauaque. y shall nope maj
! J may give pleasure a. n singer, bui
/ De law is fhe profession should
Ihayo chosen 8s my liio work ! loved
B Do, ami ! love music but the lav
more
Hy her manner Miss LaBarrauu'
! does nl, leimy THAI she D. sight.css
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

IN doing my VI OBS 40 the university,
I employed three readers DURING nay
entire course kept them busy
was the hrst blind elfl iO cntor
the University OF California. and I
rnc1uu cred considerable opposition.
SIS first three months there nn ac
count OF his. were trying times hui
after hat nay college lifo BEGAN gor}
happy
My C1uso las ihrougl ihc part
ment ui socI8i science The siudi
which caused m tuc gruaioat aim
Guilty was hCmaiics. especial,
when 7 came 90 diffcreutial calculu.
md analysis Then ! thought should
have to give up hut finally secure,
Ode Instruction OF one OF the junior
mathrwatie'Hns. and an went well ui
trr ,lat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

The United States civil se-ylce
commission ataDunces au ekam|na
fan 0n AuU 1906 tl secure rligl
bios from which fn mako cerilacnflou
TO 600 e. vacancy ln fhe position of DOB.
tfrprefef Omalel DO 40 0Oo per annum
Foo tho immigration service go noston
Naas.. and other similar vacancies af
fhDv may occur in fhai service. ro-
qulflna abUfy f1 read write and
saeak syrian Greek aud Bulgarian
knowledge 30 houmanian fiddish end
p0riuguofe n also desired A. iar a1
practicable. preference viii BE- glFe0
go persons who attain eligibility ID
ihe additional Languages AZ 90 az
pi'cations were Oiled for ihe oxamluu-
lions announced Coz fhls position iol
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
Increases o. Salary Of internal Rev.
enue Officials.

Collector uf Internal Revenue Henry
T. Hardshaf was pleasantly surprised
Tuesday morning when he read hts
Washington mail His satisfaction cr-
tended go Ofnco Deputy lamoa J.
Gouichy and to Deputy Collector Rich
ard Dckuhn. as soon aH be- had In
formed them oi the contents Of an of
Nc.al communication from Commits
siDncr Yerkes. The pleasant news
was mo- less than thai handsome In
crease Of salary for thc nacal year
ending June b 1907 which had been
allowed the fiectur and inc two
minor officials named Mcsars G0uta
chy and Dekuhn viii receive f3oO
more per nnnum than they have up
go the hrsi of June nf She present
year The Increase in salary to tho
collector and the two deputies wsa
brought about by Che fact that the v0i-
ume OF business of the United Statcg
] internal revenue office Tor the district
at New Mexico and Arizona has great
! ly Increased and therefore m0fo work
ana more attention to duty are uccos-
/ gary and required
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
PROFESSOR hADLEY
WILL NOT RESIGN


Prot Hiram Hadley. suporiutUnd
ont of public instruction Tor New
Mexico. 81 10 El paao. after spendipg
a day in lus Cruces On business rela
tive i0 his ranch
"lt 's Understood ihaf lhc professor
viii retire from public iife wlthln enc
next few months and return 90 ihe
Mcallla Valley fU spend the rest 0f
BIS days No paao Herald.
Prof uadley VAS ln iho city be-
tween trains fhiR morning. while On
route to saEin ~ from a visit i0 Ei
rHso and lha Cruces and when shown
the abog article. said
There o. uo fruin in che state
mfnf when / sci through With my
loh am roinv i0 make las Cruces
my home I llhe Iaa CFnces and
ana eOlng So build d new aousr there.
fhafa ail there d. io enc story
haVo no Intention ai roaigning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES or
THE HARRINGTON FAIR.

Al "a meeting uf the citizens ne
ether nlrht the following we're select
ed a. nn executive committee no take
charge of the Pennington fair and
fruli carnival This fall yix A. N Ed
wards. . 4. Hubbard. a. q Graz A.
81 AmEden. G.. q. stivers. W. a.
DanberE and william Butler An.
Their meeting will Boz held. when the
committee VIII organize and discuss
Jams 1f adVeriislng Interested par
'ies are requested io meet with them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
The sALToN SEA rs
STILL ON THE RISE.

The daily rise of the salton sea 81
nov estimated by government en-.
glnoers at iG OF an inch every TWEEN.
,yiour lpDurg, which equals 10000
acre feet OF wafer The estimated
area covered is 800 square miles, on
twice che size of the sea the first of
hc year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

The United States civil service
commission announces 40 cramina.
iion ON Iuly q. 1905. to secure oliri.
Dies from wh,-R to make ceriidcation
To OH vacancy NJ iho position % p1ul-
tlyman, at $500 per annum. ln the ln-
aian scrYico az ChiiuccO. Okla. Hnd
vacancies as they may occur In thai
service rcquirlng similar quaiara
iinas no educational test 1851 bt
given, and % w'li NOT Boz necessary COB
applicants io rrppar at any place fui
examination
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Tho United states civil service
commission announces an cXamlna-
zion on July is. 1906. iO secure Dllgi-
b.es from which 20 make ceriincation
20 h.i q vacancy in the position of en-
SINGER aud miller 5000 per annum. a.
me san Carlos Agency Arlz. and
vacancies as they may occur iu amy
branch uf me service aeQuirine SHINE
Tao qualifications. IS no onr.hes
were secured az the result of the ok
animation held un May iG. 1906 cor
thc nOsf on QuaNuei persons are
urged f0 enter fhia examination
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

The United States civil service
ommHhlun Announces am eXamina-
lion on July u.s. 1906 to secure ellm-
hlos from which fn make ccuidcal'on
40 Aii q vacancy iu the position of
plate cleaner. 90 $1,000 ptf aunnm ln
the bureau of engraving and pnnlns,
thar bureau reQn.ring similar quali-
hcatiOnH Sc educational tosi ulIl be-
elVon. ana % wili not be- necessary ior
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

The following have been appointed
noinries pullic by Governor Herbert
J Hageman Thomas W. LOWS of
Dawson. CoifaN county. %. y gran.
than oi carlsbad. Eddy county. 2. n.
Simmons. nclen. Valencia county
county. William y WATSON. Esiancia.
Torrance county. Fauatin Leydh n
Tampa. Taos county NJ E Hickey
uf Albuquerque nernaliiio rounty
Charlton ~ Bailey NJ taa Vegas. san
Miguel county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Money fer indian school improve
fuaHfa

a Washington dispatch says An
item b. contained iH the urgent De-
hCiency hlil which provides an an.
preparation of tf2.ff259 Cor the pay.
menf of an outstanding debt Incurred
in the erection on "a school hundlar
ani water WORKS plant az me Western
lndlan school ln New Mexico These
improvements Wefc made ga 1904
Another item in the urgent De-
hcicncy apnfopHaics t66.63 Tor the
payment 20 q claim f0r The support
pf lndIans in Arizona end Ncu Mex-
leo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

The United States ciVil service
commission announces an eaBmina'
tion On iHly g. 1906 io secure eIiai-
hles ifom which fo make cofihcH-
ton to dI n yncancy Do be- position of
p.an.ng miIi foreman, 50 500 a month.
in me- United states peufeuuary
Loatenworih kEns, aud vacancies AS
hey may oecur IG any uraaca ~ ihf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

lbc United States civli service
commission announces ON examine
non on August 3. 1905. 20 secure olIei-
Dies from which 90 make ccrtincatl0n
20 hil vacancies az they may occur lu
me states and territories listed below
90 the position of railway mail clerk.
ei An entrance salary ~ ssoo ger an
nun. vacancies at present oxist ln
Montana. Wyoming. New Mexico ana
Nevada.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

IUV IUITII HTtIV8 Owl ET1IUN
clnu's.lon announce fhe posi- ponce
mmi t0 luiy 5. 1906 Oi the cKumlna-
fion sche nlcl f0r inly N. 20 secure
eligible from which 81 make Ger inca
uOa ~ eH .Ecgpoy la fr position az
farmer quhlnod Do lr.gail0nl Na-
yalo Agfucg New McKlco. Gao 1920 p0r
aumm and s'mil.er vacancies az they
may OCCUR in the Indian service.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

The rf'i States civil service
comm announces an pzamlna.
ION un 'ri 2s. 1906. 90 secure eilai.
h'es f0 uhirh tn make certincailan
to hil '0 lc.cs a. they may 0ccur in
lhe D. .H of trained nurse In the
PnuaW einal service Attention Il
invite .1 'ho fact thar ihe cnmmlsslnn
mas hrc1 unable fo sccuro e. sufficient
number ot male applicants for tbl.
position Both men and women wifl
De- admitted 90 this examination
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Under house Joint utter So. 1879
af fho late secession of congress 10000
copies Jf the Hamilton iaini statehood
iau rill ho printed Cor distribution by
tho house COMMITTEES on territories in
View Mexico and Aflxona aud 10000
copies vii he also printed and used
for distribution in oklahoma and In
dian territory by the came con mittee
Tho distribution fo New Mexico and
Arizona will be- in charge of Delegate
vs. ~ Andrews and ain boz made from
Santa Pc n Wil be hard work and
will demand the services of extra
clerks bat Delegate Andrews wlli sco
iO b. thar ihr copies are sent out
promptly and whore they viii do the
mos good IA the two territories
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Edward Zimmerman and lady friend
visited me iaiiora parents sunday
white Eyes Ridge correspondence
NeW Philadelphia CO.. Democrat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
"ORIGINAL FLORODORA SEXTET"
MARRIED And SETTLED DOWN
EVELYN NEsBIr, NAN PATTER-
SON AND MABEL GILMAN. CEN.
TIERS or TRAGEDY, WERE NOT
IN THE FIRST SIX THAT BE-.
CAME FAMOUS.

New York. July Florence Evelyn
Ncsbit -Thaw. the woman ln Tine case
of the roof garden tragedy at Madison
square the other nighttime protege oi
the victim ana tine wife OF the muir
dctcr-is being mentioned us "a mcm-
hor of thc now world famous original
"FlurOdOra seXtet" The statement
lnat she was one of The six is an error.
While iho beautiful little "br0iler
who ia nov shOulderlng a great share
of crushing tragedy did make her
! hrst stage bow ia the opening night Of
/ the "FiOrudura' production, u was not
as one of the famous seXtet, but as
one of the little spanish fower girls
who tripped onto the Stage 40 the rise
/ of the curtain.
"lf there had been six times six
girls in the original Florodora sex
Itet,' said John 4. FISHER, the producer
of "Florodura.' today. ";ho number
/ would not be- half large enough 10
account for the girls 49,; The press
agents and newspaper men have de-
ClgFed were members of the original
six. Every show girl who attained
notoriety, envinb'e on otherwise, u
branded member Of the original
"Florodora" sextet'
NAN Patterson was one ol these,
lyet she never saw the original slX.
Mabel Gilman ditto. And So on q
score of others. A. @ matter OF fact
1.-THE six girls were Marie Wilson, Mar
garct Waller. Vaughn TeXsmith. Ma
iorle RelyCa Agnes Wayhurn and
Daisy Green. Most of them married
wen, and thcy are now ont of the pro-
fession Not one of them ever $50
anything 90 cause unenyiable not0r-
llety.
Write Coz Hsr q jos.
"As for Evelyn Nesbit. remeLJer
her very well She was one of the
most graceful and beautiful girls GA
the stage. ANA secured her position in
me 'Fl0rodora company through the
friendship of stamford White and
lGeo. ~ l.cdcrcr the manager uf the
show az that time She was kept out
0f the seXtot. however hy her diml.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

failed to secure one strong enough TO
bear ianttes Ereat weisht
Clothes on Yearly Contract
Clothing by contract Dos che latest
worry saving scheme 20 bee pat into
operation here. EnglIshmcn may now
bo supplied with suits. hats. gloves
and hosiery for O fixed annual pay
ment iu Insiallmonta 70 desired
a West End clothlors company Of
fors i0 contract Tor Keeping q man
we'll dressed FOR siUO year, That
may sound ahsufdy small no man
living In Sew York or Chicago but
clothing ls Very much cheaper ln Lon-
don than ON the other side of The A..
lnniic The supply includes one even
I ing suit one fr0ck coat suit one cui -
away coat suit one sack suit. one
| flannel suit and two overcoats.
For fixed quarterly payment q
Manchester firm keeps iia customers
isuppliod with shirts. underwear. cole
liars. ueckwcar. gloves and hats. With
I fom sults and two oyercoats per am
mug
silence Cure for Nerves.
The silence cure Is now prescribed
l for nervous women u consists ln set
B ting apart one tour of ihe day m
which the patient must not utter q
word The hour must be- spent ulon,
Zoe a perfectly quiet room
A well-known nerve specialist says.
I'Tho woman with nerves talks iwlc,
a. quickly as he's moro phlegmaii'
sister N nervous women can De in'
ducoG io hold their tongues. and allow
mot only the body hut che brain 20 res
Tor an hour a day. we shall see ioe
about neuralgia end nervous break
down"
The silence cure o. advocated as
preventative Of beauty as we'll IA
% nerves. as IL rs calculated 20 della,
che advent Of wrinkles.
Buried Before Death
one hundred and forty nine person
we're premaiurely buried In 1905. ac
cording 90 certificates read ut q meet
Ink Of the London Society for the Pre-
vontion OF Premature Burlcl; 2i9 wer
down as having narrow escapes fror
burial alive. ten as disaecied alive
three narrow ESCAPES from dissection
two emhaimed alive one cromai q
Ialivc One monner urged that thCr
: should be waiting morluurIos. such a
/ thoy have in Municl and other Gorma
towns where bodies could remain un
Ier strict sanitary conditions until th
first signs of putrefacation the unl
: trust worthy SIGN Cf death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Nay @. lnd June ed. cflNir1 ncr-
sons urc urevl 20 enter ihla esam.na-
i.un
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
GIRL, BLIND FROM CHILDHOOD, FINDS
AFFLICTl0N NO BAR TO SUCCESS
WHAT ONE BLIND WOMAN
HAS ACCOMPLISHED.

, WHAT ONE BLIND WOMAN
HAS ACCOMPLISHED
Entered blind inst tuition at
Honor member of many
} classes
) Graduated with distinction.
) Entered University of Cali
) forniu
D Graduated from social scio.
. Ducp course.
. Mastered f0ur languages
8 Became expert Zoo athlp.ica.
o Instructor Zoo San Francisco
q mbuc schools
. Entered Hasilugs C llevo of
. law
. Admitted f1 ihe hur
q rracticod Jaw
. Discovered musical ia' nt
. Began cultivation of her
. voice.
Now % study in italy
. Aepires to fame ON concert
= STAGE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

applicants 10 appear az amy place for
examination
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

she had done considerable posing and
lrom chat work she dfined into the
vocation ~ an artists model % was
at saihorng of artists. models aud
White formed the acquaintance of
Evelyn"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

NnIlhf size.
"Eyelyns Father had died lcatlng q
rather involved estate. and it WAS nec-
essary for her, eir of ~. 900 help
her mother The childs beauty had
previously 90 actnd ihc attention Of
Philadelphia photographer Tor whom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

Gus v Fischer has been appointed
postmaster al Kennedy. aania b.
county wee henlio Seller. resigned.
'Realgnation of CLERK Al psnltsntlasy.
u j. learned from reliable authority
that W y Newclmb Tor the past
three years the etcionf and car4hlo
CLERK Ell tho territorial penifoniiary.
SANTA w.. has rendered hla resirna.
ton 90 Superintendent Trolford. tO
take encci as early ls tho position
can be filled ny anOt.er appointment
Nj Neaconh has been offered two
better positions. one in Albuquerque
and one la 60corfo c0unty bni has
nei yet made up his mind which one
iO accept
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

By Miss Christine LaRarrsqus.
A blind man or woman can make q
place .n tho world an that b. needed
o. "a determined win aud plenty OF pn'
tionco
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

In college she was interested in aih-
letics, and TOOK exercise ON thc an.
paratus with the rest OF the glr stu.
dents she is an enthusiastic lors
woman. and never permits anyone 20
rein her horse when riding Her cIm-
raniOn just gives her @ hint az f0 the
turns in the road. She D. "a great adj
mirpr OF color Ter apartm nt o.
hllod with beautiful pictures. and she
talks of them with enthusiasm. She
dresses in becoming taste. ana knows
by De sense lf touch whc'aor COR not
her friends are lfcummgly fOwncd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14
AMERICA
CHANGING
JOHN BULL
American Methods, In
ventlOnS, Products and
Women Now Control.
CHINA FREED FROM OPIUM
In England Tag People We're
Buried PFematurely
Last Year.

Special Con esp.nJenc1
Loadon. July Ga very fair con-
ccpuon of the extent 81 the American
invasion" of England may bee gained
bv the following which appeared re-
Gently % one oil the most consorsa-
tive of the London weekly puoiica-
lions
Twenty years ago the Emelish
hated everytF'ug that Was American
The American woman, We insisted,
was the most vulgar 10 the world the
American man the most abominhnie,
American institutions were detcstahlei
the Innovations. inventions. and im'
movements that came from the
United States we're unworthy OF SER
iona attention. The commodities lht
Amorie ans produced were generally
avoided their journalism was villain
, ous. The craze for money which eA-
Vested iE America We rCEarded Win ih'
greatest contempt
I'VE now think altogether diner
ently The United states, it is Renef-
any admitted. is n very great country
The American woman ia the pattern
upuu which our women are being zee
m1ionod. the American man ha.
wholly altered our character ana tha'
az our business British institution.
are being reconstructed in accordance
with those of the United States Am
orican innovations. inventions. an'
improvements abound in every diroc'
tlnn. and. in many Instances The com
moditles exported by America haVe
larger sale here than have those W.
nrsdnce ourselves American Journal
ism relgns supreme, and every Engna.
man and woman Is none" mad.
John Bull closes his American hosi
al the office. gives bis hn0l iuaifuc
tious go me American manager ui hl
business. travels home in an Amer
can car uq 70 railway rnorgauited D.
an American capitalist Rc opens hi
front door with an American key an'
y welcomed d me by bis Amcricaui1o
wife De has American meat Tor am
ntr. goes 90 see on American pla
at fhg theatre that has ar American
name. and between thc nets haH Am
Crican drinks az an American phl
having read DIS AmCricanized news
uapcr. Do rctircs 90 bed, ana sWitche
IN Doc American lighO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-14

failed TO secure one strong enough 10
bear fantte's great welght
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-28
MEN
To PICNIC
TODAY
Big Crowd Expected to Come to
the City from Over Pa
A. Division.

The picnic of the Order Of Railway
Conductors, which is an annual event
in Pensacola. Is to occurr to-day and
from all indications it will be the
success that has characterized other
undertakings of this nature by the
railroad men. The event is to occur
at Magnolia Bluff and in order to
provide ample accommodations for
the crowds that are expected to go
to and from the picnic grounds a
train will leave the union depot every
hour for the bluff, returning at once.
1t will leave on the hour, cOmmenc-
ing in the afternoon and continuing
during the night until the conclud-
ing dance ends the event.
An interesting program has been
prepared for the occasion, and many
handsome prizes have been offered by
merchants of the city for the winners
of the events.
A special train will be run over the
P e. A. division to bring the crowds
to the city, and it is expected that
many will take advantage of the low
rates to visit Pensacola. The date
set for the picnic was at first the 29th
but as this falls on Friday and the
stores are closed. it was changed to
Thursday as many requests were re-
ceived from parties residing along
the p. e A., and p & P. divisions,
who wished TO visit the cit for me
purpose of shopping. A low rate for
the round trip will also be in erect
from points as far north as F1onlaton.