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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-09

Mrs. J. NJ. Heck and daughter
are visiting relatives and friends
in Kansas City.
Mr.. Fritz Zwelgert, OF the Car
bon Center neighborhood, was
in tins city last Saturday.
Rev. j. NJ. Clark filed his reg
ular appointment with the Neya.
da Baptist Church, last Sunday.
Our old comrade Andrew Du-
cat is still confined to his home
without much prospect of relief
L. NJ. Griffith has purchased
the store building where the
Griffith Grocery Co. now holds
forth.
Mrs. Curt Burrows and chill
dren aFo visiting her parents. DR..
and Mrs. j.. w. holland, at Edo
RADIO Springs.
Geo. Medley, j. D. Poulter and
George W Poulter we're in the
city last Saturday, looking after
business matters
Mr.. and Mrs. 0zee returned to.
Nevada Monday after spending.
SUNDAY with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Z r. williamson.
Misses Lima, Laura and Bertha
Burns returned Monday from a.
sisit TO their sister, AIR. ]. c.
Crosswhite, near Passaic, no.
Mrs. NJ ]. Han and Grandma
G, Ralser from Carbon Cen
Ter, were in tine city last Satur-
day looking after pension mat.
ter..
A. b. Henderson, from Route
No. j, was in the city Saturday,
buying him a new horse and get
ting ready to put i'm a good wheat
crop.
Mrs w W. Cheyerton and
daughter Eertrude have return
ed from their eAtcnded visit TO.
the celebrated health resort, FL
dorado Springs
The grand stand at the fair
grounds is being thoroughly
oyerhaulcd, 10 assure its perfect
security for the heavy loads it.
win have 20 sustain during the
fair.
The ice cream social of the the
Young Ladies' Aid Society Of
the baptist church, held at the
home Of Mr., and Mrs. Poulson
last Saturday evening was q so
Dial and financial success.
Mrs. v. w. Houghtou, north
east corner 9th and Olive, has a
neat room for rent, suitable for
dressmai1cr or two young ladies
who wish to room and attend
school. Sc
Among the names OF delegates
70 the Vernon county Republi.
can convention appears that Of
Dick Dale OF Harwood. No bet
ter Republican or truer man at,
tended that convention than nlok
Dale.
THE TuBUNE's "old reliable
friend, i. w. Bailey rouews his
allegiance for another year. Nh.
Bailey Is one of Bates county
best and most successful far.
mers and a true blue Republican
He keeps posted by reading good
papers.
Rev, and Mrs. G., IA Cosper
left today for a months vacation
in Colorado, Rev. Cosper has
been a hard worker since assum
ing the pastorate of the First NJ.
h. Church OF this city and his
people very kindly voted him a
vacation during the month Of Au
gust Herald.
The Epworth League of the
N Aa As na Ir
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
NOTICE TO ADyERTDERS

n is evident that the Needles Eye,
during thp past year has been I'M
posed npon hy "frce' advertisers, and
on Ipnunry 7 the paper published the
following which should be- ioilpwed
by AN other papers
Beginning with the year 1895, all
adverilsing in The Eye iog entertain
ments. aOclala etc, the purposes OF
which are the obtaining OF money, or
nt which there % an admission Tee
or other charge made, must be paid
tor at regular rates The Eye VIII
continue 90 carry an notices of church
or charity meetings and will be- glad
90 90 30 free oi charge but enter
tulnmcnts for the purpose 81 gain
must pay regular advertising rates,
This Is the usual newspaper custom
throughout the country, the manage
mont resoryIng the right 10 give such
amounts as are hy him deemed proper
to an church and charltahlu work
but the columns of the paper repre-
sent the aaOuni 90 business which
DO o. doing aud not me amount
which Dee deYotiug to church and
charity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
BENEFITS or MccLELLAN's
BEING DECLARED ELECTED

We at last have assurance iuhi We
win have mayor. not as a holdovor
but as one declared elected by che
hoard of canvdsscu This Do much
better. Tor although Mr Hearst may
push ont Mr. Mcclellan hy quo wal.
faniu proceedings later ON, lt ID much
hgtior to knoN meanwhile that the
man in oncr Rs thort hy the decision
of thr body property qualified Gao judge
anna declare ihe result officially no
have tho forms OF law followed and
the decision made in accordance
herewith removes ihe c.ty from die
puies ihai might arise in case 30
would profit nny one in question me
authority 0I the municipal head. To-
qu0 Warfaufu PROCEEDINGS another an
thomtatiye d,g'sIon viii Doe reached
ana whether 49, Mcclellan goes out
or stays in be- win DO according Ga
law. o. wlll ho "a great relief to Mr
Hearst N ihe judges in fhe Quo war
unio proceeding fHi Mr Mcclellan
Quirkly iO stay
Old TIMER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
VITAL ADVANTAGE M
LANkY MoTOaMEN

A fau. ianky m0turman d. mtogcth'
ar toe best Indeed. o. IS clear thai
lhuy sh uld be made ihat way NO.
tnrmau Wrlch Tor Instance. is eau
ana lank. aud Az hU was cruising
eaily aloug with his trolly car be- saw
. boy altt!ng on the track sucking a
stlck oi candy The power was turn
ed ~ Instantly and The brake applied,
Bus 900 eau was steadily sliding along
losAld 81 hoy aud he was sure 20 nr
crushed. candy and an Then II was
that Welchs lank legs came in play
Cilnging with them. bent like q Jack
auiip blade. BE- clung with them iO
the front board and letting himself
down head FIRE. hc reached out his
long arms ANA Wiih his ready hands
he scuoped that candy sucking boy
iusi as easy What would short,
Cad .uotorman have done In such a
eabeg Add the little hoy went on
sucklng bis candy and welch nearly
huggod hlm 10 death IN hiss 10y al not
having crushed him 20 horrible
death Clearly the homemade fender
motorman has qualities that make
him the premier 90 bis profession
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
ANDREW CARNEGIE rs
DAILY WAkEp BY MUSIC.

Nuf $50 Tar from Riverside Drive "a
GOOD man. who has done some good
Ina his day and generation, is sloeplng
20 beat the hand every night. The
whistles may loot and ioct, but they
10 not disturb Andrew cafueglo re
iuat rctlres at q reasonable hour and
drops Into slumher dreaming per
chancc OF establishing a few more
libraries or putting aside a few more
millions for ,some new benevolent en-
fernr|ee Ana he sleeps on. Andrew
Carnegie does. ho canny Scot. until
morning. and then he has his awak
eninr dome by music from a sweet
toned organ played boy an export 2 ho
other mornlns the organ was supple
mpnted wish a mll chcir of sweet
y0ices and those oyClids ai the alum
bcriug millionaire were pfled open IA
iusi no time at all And Mr. cafne
SO Just lies siill and listens While
Mrs Rice. un Riverside Drive. would
nlue hcr ears. Carnegie opens aug me
pores of bis soul and takes IN The on
Z tuncing strains until hp gets thor
onghit awake ana tuned up for tht
dag And Andrew Carnegie awake %
I "a steam enH.ae ol many thousand u
halfat. power
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

urulI,d. s1 lied up. that 90 gumhina.
ti0n of capital could be- formed 90
compete with this mammoth trauF per
tation monopoly
This o. poser greater than hooac-
vgit's And hero F thc way OF D
49, 411u now controls The Nov fOrk
lifc with its allied banks ana trust
grm 7arits ilg has his fnegr nn or
tha i0lgre % thc steel trust and ali
ere onn of fhe men Interested iu
thst iust
Esan owns fic Equitable md con
trolls Is 8noi Inba and irns COM
n1uirH
nrers has taken over the rroaf
Mutual w'ia o.. a'ii.d banks aga trust
rnmranlrs ami - hnratd hf stand
ge1 oils hundreds 0f millions
Hc'wuu' tho aeont Dos Amsr.ro uf
ihe Ro'hschnjs. fhc money 'oris nf
EUr0no
Consider vcH The King of america
HnI their rIWer'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
oREAr MERGER Or TIE

kAN v p MNN VAN hlAHA8 o.
Nr Aueusf Belmont has kindly tak'
0n Charge Of an our street ear lines,
from the ears That scurry along me
hiphNays .u those That swish through
thg subway ual nrseIlius those
Hh'Ch u tho upper air ihat ~
handy NJ one wants to know uny.
fhl0r about rHr lf ear liup. ah De-
has to ao is no 80 down io see Mt
Belmont 0f 10 De- has a complaint o.
mako alI ho bias to 90 Dos 20 pour into
tho rondy tHr ui Mr belmont which
Nlu work nine hours "a A1N nO matter
what D. ihp result uf tine printers
strike And therO ls Mr. Ryan. who
u0 sooner ohbcd up iu insurance cir
Giles than hp disappears down enc sub.
WAY. leaving Mr. Belmont Co face "a
iroaning world az mad as a hornet
over hrug chlse'Cd out of lbs pOsans
slons. And yet there are some neo.
pie Boz THE town who think Mt Ryan
has not disappeared from the car
properties. bui b more In them than
eyet and mat be- VII shovel millions
1ui pi the marger
lu Wlli assist Mr belmont in Eulld
/ lng dii thD suhways chat ore iO follow
ana Will axe hls llttlo dividends
! Now why isnt This nice and consider
atc in ihtsD tvD gentlemen Why a,
I people uUrafe Thorn for NOT letting
thom worry and irOi over these peshl
! hnlts ln tdt ground. while these gen
/ nomon VIII build them and me public
uoDd MOT worry their heads about the
matter until the auhways are put oi
Z UAllhHlan. snick. span. cleaning
> sllsueniug Boz an the hrililnnce %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
| NEW YORK
NEWS LErTlF

New Yora Iau @ There Be- erWt
DISTRESS on Riverside avenue ana tht
hcarts of iha people 0i NoN lork Guy
lo oui i0 Mrs Isaac q. Rice. Who mas
made public iho atuuy suhored W. ihr
residents on ttr. HFuIy avenue. iAey
have iho most HAuDu rlycr Dn inn
planet roo iOuh gpuu nnd there ia a.
wid. prospect 600 beyond DE lprdlN
stream tBut carries ao much irtifnt
and so many passengers in Use ci3
or the tna But also Toe arsni river
y infested by swarms ul huals OF
greater or less degree and each one
has "a whlatlc and that whistle 81
Bioan MANY times n the c.ursr of a
day and o. night and the hearing oi
thtep whistle has almost, sue AYERS
made MrF Rice crazy. ami hct ncikh
hCfs also fear alteration oi tnplr in
tellocts Tao ioutiO0t NJ these wills
tlcs goes on an through ihC night
and h is so iantalillug at times tHu'
Mrs Rice has to iusi n.f down and
count them. Three Thousand tlota in
a nitli Is common record while ga
ONO night 5000 luotF were counted
o. is quite probable ma. ihe counioi
ga. usel aad sleepy at times anu
mhset some tnOie, poas'bly SOME
hundreds ot them, al there Do q sud
lenntss about to0t that mahcs -
yrry dimcuiJ 10 catch 40 %. Az the
hospitals in the ueiphhorhood are 10
hc agbt with Mrs Rice. ana backed
up Mrs Rire when sine waited upcu
Police Commissioner McAduO and
asked him to remedy the matter
what Zoo do the poor man was ~
loss lU say. A whistle is very use
m ihing In Dos way, and frequently
prevents a collision and With y
pilots tcll each other which SIDE y
tccr without having to wait until
thcy aoi along side oi each other hn'
are able 90 pass Instructions oX wor'
OF mouth % d. necessary, oi course
for Riverside people to sleep Of times
ana perhaps u they asa not maxi
themselves go exceedingly wide AWAKE
1n lhe tooilne question they might h'
anio io take q good sound nap or 1--WE
occasionally some ieifn poraon
are going 20 lay the ma Yer before ih'
I law department nl the custom housI
and pray that body to give then
sound. refreshing slumhcrs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
CHRISTIANITY SPREADS
THROUoH HEATHEN LAND

New York. Jan q Tho Rev r. T..
sir0ns secretary at the American
Board of Foreign Missluns has given
oui his aunnal report for tho year
1905 which contains some interesting
figures. it shows char there arc
6nO3 mfH aud li5f womeu mission
aries. G3 2S6 native lahorers and 1885,.
sib communicates at the 20,Gii sta
lions aud uutsiaiions. "his l8 IAN in.
crease m the LAS, year 81 i03.782
communicates There arc N0i1l2
persons under instruction The total
income Of an societies Ia the United
States, Canada Great britain and
Continental Europe 81 0615t, 36S; ol
those In the United States alone. g..
0G0 70i The secretary says lea his re-
pOri that The promise made last year
hy NE Turkish government that q
would give the American educational
and religious institutions the same
privileges that have been granted to
those controlled by Europeans. has
mot been fulfilled, and that the porte
I has declined also 90 fulfill the stipu
( latlOas made IA Do not 90 he SUP
posed" says Secretary Strong. thai
our government will fell lo insist up
ou The iulnllmcnt Of these stipulntionf
which ore essential 10 the maintenance
81 the Institutions ~ The American
hoard already established in the Turk
ish empire"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
HEAVY LOASES or SHEEP
FROM RECENT SNOW STORMS
SHEEP M LINCOLN AND 0GAoA-
LuPE COUNTIES sNOWBoUNp--
ARE BEING FED ON BRUSH
SHEEP MEN TRYING TO MOVE
FLOCks SOUTH.

Letters resolved ly ~ Louis Nets
tcr. connected With the government
agricultural department. from Alamo
arir and otAcr pieces. announce thht
there win 10 900 probability bee a heavy
10 ol sheen % lhot portion nl ihe
country
A lnuur received yesterday hy the
doctor. dated January .. states that
tLpfe DIS twelve inches os snow on ihf
level at Corona, and that tho drifts
in nlRCpH are three aud four feet
dccp. aud that on the morning thut
lhr letter was written there wcro
thvDv inches uf SNOW at Alamngordo.
AdYiocs FROM Pasture, n Leonard
WDnd county state thaf the sheep in
that part 81 the county and eHtead'
iuu south ns far 1s CaulFufO in lin
coin county. are snuWh hound. and that
he LOSSES win he very heavy
"Sheop men leo mo country 4ing
botWcen Pasture and CRrrifuEn said
ur Meisker. arc cunnF Nrush ce
dar aud pine rn when lu feed heiI
Sheep. ihe SNOW having covered ih,
gromd go sgch % depth THAI 10 ii TN
possible Coz tho sheep 90 htrruN
through 10 aud roach the grass. Inc
sheep men ave making cyUry onNri 4
move their sheep south. but the drltH
are 6n deep and rhoy are Hp com
piptoly snowhOund that 30 d. almos
imp0a slhlp 30 -ot lhc sheep Through
aud ts chance, afc that they VII
bee unable OBJ do So until The weaihe
mnderates'
The usual procedure Cor gettnl
the sheep through the snow ~ to CA
a lot of brush, chain Il together
hitch horses io o. and tho driver
mounting on ton Of the brush. sirius
nlo through tho snow drifts. lotilnR IA
Sheep follow after them 90 hest the
can
However mo d,ius Ia l.eonar
Wood and Lincoln counties arc $40 dec
that this method has proven ina1
equngr, end us result there viii %
heavy losses hy ihN sheep men in iha
part of the country
Il o. now thought hat the suyore'
unrt of tho winter s over and iha
ihero VIII Doe little ~ any more ano
later in the season, and az rcsu
the sheep men p'e fe0iing d little De
cor than they have iof some days pas
but the losses already incurred ISL
run up into ih0 thousands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
new BOSSES OF AMERICA

The "Man on Horselach" who
climbed san Juan niil, and Is aoW ~
Che white House. presldcs over the
people Of the United states 10 'hrir
government
hni has same people are hosaei uy
tllo following absolute rulers
J. piorp0nt Morgan. Thos q nyan.
n Ut Hoacrs and Aunu8l Belmont
10 you slc a close reader of tho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

The water wagon executive commit
soc has elected Rob Fltzsimm0ns q
lie memher Of the association, Mr..
Fi,zsimmous Is considered eligible.
since boz has lost bis punch
The committee ls alao preparing a
c0ngatuiat0ry mefsare 20 the citi'
zcns OF Cleveland ON the decision q
the city 6flciBls 90 build an Edge.
ater,Brookside boulevard.
There viii be- AZ least one gymnas.
tic arl in the entertainment at the
water works huf the committee haa
declacd st shalt De a hnrizoutai baI
performance.
TIE cummltiCe has requested ihe
secrrnrr If war 10 furnish II ihc
name of the officer who hrsf used inc
water cure M thc philippines
medal wNl be sent 10 hlhL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

The ,ala' hl nH cracked ils whin
n Ntle matter of S2l00000OO
Having acquired Inc throne Do was
norn nry 40 oghIhIt power AT ihf
tfno3 rfiifof.f. elevated railroads
and subway. u druatfr New YORK
have been mcfv0f IN q company back
oa i rar Ryan, Rngers and hef
mont Nfeorr me- common but thie
Dr. .rr se Of Nrw Yuf nub
iH H lHHHrefa OF the country Ihhi
$3.50. acW m1n111'r has money tn con.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
YOUNG MAN ACCIDENTAL
SHOT HIMSELF AT VILLA

Wednesday afternoon "a young mnn
living al willard by the name Of
Dionielo narto, aud whose parents and
home are al Cuoryo. san Miguel
county. was shot accidentally. The
wound O. dangerous and the younH
man is 10 q preoarous condition. nis
family has been notified, bat no mom-
ber OF It nas set put ln an appear
anCe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
WAR HORSE HEAHs ANo
AALAMEna nATILE acuN

AhaW ENn VA " &c akNiHNs
Taa 1la Gte h .n he oi nnt after
an. Stone, rates no soanor bcsau to
SOAR cham Russell sase iustod himself
go and apfgafci m Wan slraol Ones
mor. utc. msuy months absence. ap-
par,uty as alive aa ever aud certainly
capable of Akus .n Hao yhH.as rates
,hst money jumped to from 800 90 l2',
aagcs avwose being go 90 20. What
"a utlr.uus ioelug must have 1gen
enjoyed by 49, saeo to have tha'
mon. passing tlruurh DIS hands once
REl.n. those hands 1o shrFe.ed ila.
one Migh. we'll suppose hty never
could have handled cash again se'-
eus .uou. aud dollars is said io have
hoen the profit that sage deriVJu
from "a little day. work They pump
salt into m0uhund arteries ana th.
patl.ut takes q breath or tWo more oi
mo- nut Mr p1et has suffered no
bynaaoruir .uloti'on. va has simi y
suqprf nrucy makiug rudcg nigh
ur.. I.r aud uut hr comes tu enjoy
iha mnEns ui O. ftW more million
lr.ora n. iDIFus the scene fur gund
wins couldn't Nr SAGE aud bic Mn.
drei soul MIR Hc'ty Grcen-bc No.
iurpd to give n dialogue jcscrihlns
fho delights of tahinE ln money lnu
ktauine Ug Whist thrills OK Sos must
course lnruugh their veins whrn thty
nnd tho dollars coming iu ana slhfins
Con- We have an idea ihai saRc ~.
perieucos more i0y Boz taking in the
ctah while MTs Green delights mui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

VIscount siuzo Aold just appointed
successor 10 Mr Takhlra. us Japan
oso ambassador 10 the United Suiee.
Is go years OF age, and Is considered
"a man of foremost ability
He o. member Of the imperial
prlvy council aHd Of Che lra class
order of the rslng sun. has heog
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Barney preyhiss D. going io make
ran hid for The flax next season. lle
is 0erh4uling his team In a way that
means trouble log some az the old
timers Already be- has IA men on hla
iisi anl word comes from the smoky
cify lhat new faces may be seen in
iho mutld ae well as lu The daisy
patches
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

The sultan on Turkey who alone of
al European s1voreiens has until
nov withat0od tho attractions of mo.
iorlnR has through ihc good Offices
0f the khedlye OF Egypt heeu induced
30 accept a present 0i an automobile
from Partisan firm of monufaclur.
ors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
DRANK WATER WITH

UWWWN WNTEW With
CYANIDE AND ORD
A ie'egrum came 90 Guy n hwbcrt
of CAPTAIN. stating that bis brother
in-law, Arthur Williams, mad died in
Mexico from drinking water which
contained n strong solution OF cyanide
The iolegrum con eyed no particulars
other than that deceased drank ihe
poison through mistake. and that the
remains we're taken 90 El Paso for
inlouuput
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

pANEsE AMBASSADOR TO THIS
STATED
prominent in The japanese foreign OF
Gee and represented hIs country Rt
Ihc Hague conference.
lr laptnpfe diplomacy ho ~ osii-
mated as me superior of Mr. TAXA
hlu ana of Baron Hyashi minister ~
London Tho former served under
him q yIce minister fo foreign az
fairs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
WATER FozE IN BOILER
OF EMCIMr. pELAYlMn TnAlM.

Tho santa Fc Central train. due on
"wednesday afternoon at t.8e O'Clock
did NOT aI ive ~ senta Fo until Thurs.
day forenoon 40 30 o'clock Tho rec
FOR the bay WIS the cold weather,
Che Na.uI he thn boiler ~ She engine
having frozen and rho hre having been
nuf nul % ihC cold A. 81 took quite
"a while 90 Eo' tho wnicr in the en.
niup hra..i ibo train was necessarily
DELAYED
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

The unf crsignCd wishes 10 notify
thu persons who use hiE store as 2
loadng place that fncy must stop ~;
also the snitting on the floor must be
stopped. business q huslness and y
% detrimental 60 business 10 have
loaforE around Yours truly, r. 4
Mike. Cygnof. fO.l Review
"Has your cook auitl7 asked Mrs
Necksdnnr
Quit My dear please don't use
that word when YOU speak OF her.
replied Mrs Cashlngfon. "sho has
resigned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

tle fellows in the ring is edging into
the llmcllght as possible via'a'Yis
IN sis r0und soito with Jimmy Britt
Since Nelson has signed for q go
with McG0vern, nrlir la looking
around Tor Is chance 90 pick up some
easy money. and Atirll looks 90 him
like "lt"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

jack IS Nvan. one of she twins o.
at.n Wai.Je for reply 20 hia chat
.cnso iO ack Onflou, hut ihe philo
dolpu.an nkns BIS iimn. Tie is En'
ng q. raj NJ some fnsy stage money
before Dol fights again O'hrien ia "a
pretty far nuRll'st hut hc b q better
business ban, ana % ho has q little
uck no. 900 Do one oi the richest
men thar over Qui, the ring when be-
finally "e.ts his" Fighting is nugeiy
buslnpr proposition with Onrien-
Ho hght ccauae there ara dollars lu
e FOR tho wlnuor Or is just aa rea.
Ouahlo lUr Min tu hght on hnan.
cinl basis is u is for banker 20 loan
money at per cent The good iel
low OF me- prizc ring may bear the
empty applause az a urlle'headod iol
LOWING as long as he ls winning and
spending bio money There are
dozen pngillstic wrecks ON the horl
ron now who might be- living on the
sunny side ot Easy street, ~ the>
had possessed al much sense a. Oh,
Creator rlves geese But they Wor'
good fellows" and ns PEARSON Davies
once said "the work house " nlle,
/ with good fellows"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

with me completion Of me cutoff.
Albuquerque viii NOT suher any as
tha shOus. employing over goo men
win sam rema.h here. and though
there viii NOT Doe as many trains
through here az formerly d VIII Ftill
remain one of the chief stations De.
tween Kansas CITY and lht coast aud
being only thiryour miles tOm ile
Ten, vl De- easily accessible ESQ ihe
main line trains. Boo he event oi ihe
ruad divo0inn thn limited ard ihe nsi
overland passenger trains via ihe BE-
Ten cut.un
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