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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-19
Always Keeps Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in His House.

owe would not be without Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t is kept on
hand continually in our home," says w.
W. Kearney, editor of the Independent,
Lowry City, Mo. That is just what
every family should DO. When kept at
hand ready for instant use, a cold may
be checked at the outset and cured in
much less time than after it has be.
come settled in the system. This rem
edy is also without a peer for Group in
children, and will prevent the attack
when given as soon as the child be-
comes hoarse, or even after the croupy
cough appears, which can only be done
when the remedy is kept at hand. For
sale by Frank Hart and leading drug
gists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-19
NOTICE.

All voters Of Clatsop county, ires'
pcctyc Of parties, are hereby invited
and requested to meet and participate
in mass meeting to be held In Logan
hall at Astoria, on Saturday, April q,
1905, at 10 n. m. for the purpose Of
nominating q full county ticket to be
voted for on Monday, June 4, 1906,
c. J. TRENCHARD,
Chairman of the Citizens
Committee Of Astoria, Ore.
MAX W. POHL,
Secretary.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-19
ANOTHER PEST AT HAND.
Washington's Oyster Beds Invaded BY
the Vicious Drill.

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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-19

This sale OF c. H. Cooper's differs from
the ordinary sales usually given in As
toria as we don't consider the cost, we
are going to get rid of them and out
they must go. Come tomorrow and fol-
lowing days of this week and you will
save money,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-19

At scventy-fve woman should be
in her prime" says Mrs. Lavinia Lovett,
of Tarrytown, spry and hearty at the
age Of l02. Tamytown is well named,
to Judge by its Oldest resident.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
.ELKS RUSH TO
AID OF VICTIMS
BENEVOLENT ORDER GIVES HALF
MILLION DOLLARS TO SAN
FRANCISCO SUFFERERS 80 PRO.
VIDE PHYSICIANS OF LODGE.

Grand Exalted Ruler Robert W.
Brown, az the Benevolent and Pro
tccUve Order Of Eika. has gone %
San Francisco from bis home In Lou.
lsvllio. KY. 20 tako charge OF the re-
lief measures for the suffering citi-
Enna uf that city The Elm' order
viii contribute $500 600, out Of which
the sufferers ON Che Pacific coast viii
De- given assistance
The ElkF ledge m Denver donated
5000 Immediately GA receipt Of enc
nowa that tho people of San Fran.
cisco were lu need ~ ald, and tho A.
buqucruue lodge comea to the reacue
with 5000
When iha news reached lnu'ofiiIe
n.y. Grand Exalted Ruler Brown, nf
Tor communicating with tho memhtra
20 tho board of Emnd trustees, let'
al once ior san francisco. aiief ufs
'ng by wire ihai every Elks l9dee ln
fhe country send relief iu ihC san
francisco sufferers.
u o. probable fhat nr W ID. iiavi
land. of Denver. VIII loin Grand EN
allied Ruler Brown in san Ffanf.sce
10 aid in tua work The 100000 o.
be- given hy the ellis viii not ne con
nned tc members az che order hnI
win ben distributed to all wh1 are v
need
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED
or GEN. GRANTS BIRTH.

Washington, ID. q, April 2s.-unus.
ually elaborate preparations have
boon made for the twentieth annual
Grant day banquet oi the Amoricus
club. ln homer ok Grants birthday,
which TOOK place last cvening.
unitcd stnios senator p G.. Knox
presided as t~atmaRtor. Attorney
.Gcnoral Moody was one Of the
principal speakers and Congressman
James watson OF Indiana. delivered
tho address ON the lilo and work OF
General Grant Among ether prom
inCnt speakers at the banquet were
y. Hampton Moore, president of the
National League OF Republican Clubs,
y. "a. Wiggln, cx-prcsident OF the state
leagge; H. w. Kelley. secretary; j.
Shaw. treasurer; Deputy Attorney
General Fred Fleitz; the Hon. =. A.
Sleanns of Erloi state senator j. s.
Fisher. Mayor A. r, Conneil 81 seran.
ton. and =. W. Carson of Beaver Fails.
The Americas Club. which started Ia
1854 as q marching club, was 80 much
OF q success. that the members kept
q Oh aftor tho campaign was over
The club began 10 celebrate General
Grants birthday Ia 1856, and has
done go annually with great success
THE club now has a membership Of
400.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
PLUCNY WOMAN TRAVELLER
PASSES ACROSS hFRtCS

London. April 2s.--Miss Mary Hail,
who has just arrived here. % the
only woman who has made the com.
plote journey from ono end OF Africa
90 the othog She started NJ Chiudo
on the coast Of Portuguese East Africa
IN June OF lass year. and reached
Cairo about six weeks ago snc had
previously iourneyod from the Cape
Co Victoria Walls During the whole
Of thia uino months journey she had
q guagd OF only thirty negroes.
! For weeks az a time she saw no
white men aud had o. aubaiat ou Jam,
rice. corn flour porridge and cocoa.
She crossed districts where no white
woman ana only two white men had
ever travelled, She was carried Ia a
hammock hy roliefs of four. and for
several weeks travelled up rivers 40
r0Wboats, camping out on the banks
at night Often ON pitching camp she
heard lions and hlpp0p5tomi an
around her and she made her guards
build fires around her tent. only
once. when near the borders Oi Ger
man Southwest Afyica. ala she have
trouble with the natives, and that
only CA account OF the nigh handed
action OF two German soldiers. who
had been detailed aa her escort
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
Lady Sent Letter Through
Mail to Fool ieF
Nephew, But
HAD TO PAY $500 FOR IT
Young Woman Makes Trip
From end 10 End
Of Africa.

Berlin April 2s The documents IN
an interesting case, which occupied
the attention OF tho Imperial Postal
authuffed, and of the Bocaum postal
auihorI.ea have iuai hecn filed. They
diyulfp an Interesting STORY of @ pfnc-
ticaI llkS. which sadly failed. A lady
In Bochum. wlHhing o. hoax hor young
nephew dnmiciiod in a ueiFh1uring
town. lnFhl tablet of chocolate,
and posted d io him ln an envelope.
marked Value $4,000" The packet,
on account OF lts high declared value.
attracted the notice OF the postal au.
th0riues. who demanded about %
extra on delivery Tho nephew, scent.
ing q hoax, refused the letter, which
was duly returned 20 nochum, and
the sender advised. The lady, half.
Ashamed. declared that the envelope
contained nothing az real value, but
IL was pointed oar 20 her that tho
contents, whatever they might be-.
were declared 40 be- worth 4t3.0oo
Fand she must pay with a sieh, the
poor lady signed the receipt. but then
was told. t0 her diamay. ihai a doublc
Fec had been Incurred. owing - the
return li tho lctior % n0chum. The
total clafso amounted 90 nearly 81
The lady paid and 90 the same time
vowed. that she would never aFaiN
try 70 play pranks with the postal au
thoriiioa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
NEW JERSEY BANKERS
tlaTEW TO GOOD TALKS.

Atlantic city 81 D.. April 2S.-Tha
annual convention OH TIE New Jersey
nankors association opened here yes
terday at the Chelsea hotcl The az
tendance is unusually large and moro
representative than ever before in thg
history 90 the association. The con
vOnilon win last two days and the
nf0gram includes some highly inter-
eating addresses and papers.
Tho annual banquet OF tde naaocia
ton took place last evening. and
besides the members attending the
convention many prominent invited
fuestr. among them several members
OF tho cabinet were present
Among those attending who dcliv
crod addresses were Secretary Of
War raf. Governor Stokes. Unit
ga States Senator John r. Dry
den. John n. Van Wormsor. Ol the
Lincoln safe Deposit company, Of
New Vera City; David B. watkins
commissioner oi Banking and luaur
anco of New Jersey and Thomas y
pny.On. editor Of the Banking Law
Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
CANNING AND PICKLE
FACTORY FOR BOSWELL

Several of tho Leading BUSINESS
nrms of Roswell were represented 90
va meeting 0f the Commercial club,
called Cor zee purpose g investigating
a proposition 10 hrlng a 100000 can.
dlng plant and pickle factory to Roe
well. says the Record
The proposition o. made by parties
nov iavlng similar Embellishments az
sarro. okla. and ai burlington, Iowa.
They propose So build q plant an
now. costing 100000. iu NnsWeli and
can Il the RosWeli Cooperative Can
ming ana Pickle Fuclory They want
tho cooperation OF tho FARMERS in
rais.ug produce FOR tae factory Whom
ihe factory % completed ana starts
ia business fee company asks a cash
/ bonus 10 $4,000 from the people of
/ Rnwel Followina are the people
Who have already algnlnrl ihc'r wii.
I uurnea 10 donate 40 iho cash bonus
funke ~ ia Godair R H Kemp.
Roswell Hardware company. w n
I I.oWis Hardware company Roswell
Trading company iaua PfaFef q
company. ponos valley Apmnor com
] riry. Kemp LHmbU COMPANY. ny. IT
wells H. H. MrGadey nnd "A 3
FamsNouh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
, cARoLlNA BOOK TENDERS
MEET iN ANNUAL 8E8SloN

NalUleh, N. c., April 2b--Ihe sec
ond annual meeting of the North
Carolina Library Association VIII opcn
ai the olivia naney Library hall This
afternoon. Tho attendance promises
90 be unusually large and an inter
eslIng program has been prepared,
Tho session OF the association,
which sin last two days, viii be-
called 10 order thin afternoon hy the
president Miss Anna smith Ross OF
Charlotte Richard ~. Battle, presi'
dent Of ere Ranoy library, VIII deliver
an address Oh welcome. After the
secretary and treasurer have sub.
mltted their reports, ihe president,
Mrs. Ross. win deliver her annual adj
DRESS Many interesting papers ana
addresses are on tho program FOR the
afternoon session. This eYenine there
win he anliher session. when Mayor
James I. Johnson of Raleigh and GOV
emor IL. D.. Glenn win deliver 49,
drosaes OF welcome. Many Interesting
and important educational and literary
Questions VIII be- discussed during this
meeting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
GOLD ABOUNDS IN
SANTA FE ROAD BED
ASSAYS SHOW So ~ VALUES TO
TIE TON ON BELEN LINE,

pansonrcls 10 the ncN Beim cut
on ol the Santa So viii ride over o.
cola mine nearly nil the way.
The ballast usld 90 thar llnc assays
~ worth of sold 90 che ton -eQaai
'o 5000 q mile
Construction lrainE noW carry fah.
onNofs BoYeuiytWp miles from TEX
leo f0 annuyHlie
This cutoff does NOE snrion enc
caHlornla lne to any apDfNiahla ef.
Ctnt Ilio 81Vlue in distance 30 oaly
M mlle lis imrlranca Nef ln elm.
uatins fho heavy Fradea of tWu NOUN
.fan nnse The hieh0fi point m
the nsr lluo ls Aho Pass. d.f9l ieol
as against lua foei ARA 1891 ieo'
iof ration ana GlmlUfn paafos
mo frosioai oaOnnmy in time nilI
result in toe freight service. Fnt
CASE ifeight Win Uavt a. Ono luWea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
DIES ON TRAIN
EN- ROUTE HOME
FRANK L. RUDOLF PASSES AWAY
YESTERDAY MORNING, NEAR
Las VEGAS.


Yesterday The Evening Chlzoh pub
lishcd special dispatch from Las
VEGAS. giving the news Of the death
Of Operator Rudolph ON the oaat-
bound passenger train. Additional
facts are asccrtained from The Optic.
Frank g. Rudolph. of Albuquerque,
left that city Thursday Night for
Bowling Green, Ohio. Death inter.
yenod, however before he could reach
hiB doatlnaiion he breaihcd his last
shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, and fow minutca before
enc train on which he was a passcn-
ger arrived IA Las Vegas.
Mr Rudolph was 30 years of age,
and formerly lived az Bowling Green.
Hc is survived by q Young wife and
two small children. one 90 whom ia
iuat a habo ln arms, and the members
OF bis family were on The train with
him. They were also accompanied
by Mrs. Rudolpha sister, and q pro-
igasi1nnl nurse. Mrs W. ~, Hayward,
81 Albuquerque
The deceased wa telegraph Oper
ator by profession. and had been en-.
nloyed at the Santa Fe frighi Offices
Ia Albuquerque for 'Ne pass three
Years His death waa caused by con-
sumption He came west three years
ago ln tho hopes 90 being benefited.
and was seemingly recOyoring until
be sustained a violent hemOrrhago
aai January. He had been confined
20 bed since that time, and rcal.z-
SIX that the end was near, he en-
| loavored 10 reach his old heme be
ore thee end came
The body was removed from the
rain In Las Voqas aud taken 90 the
norguo % the w. M. Laws company
rho remains viii De- forwarded 20
bowling Green.
Mrs hayward will accompany che
clatlYos to the Ohio city. and Wlli
elurn 90 Albuquerque after tho
unerul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

estimate. tWcniy.four hours. hoelda
carrying a heavier tonnagc and ~.
ducing operating eNnennea accord
nFly no one knows Just yet what
California trains win run over the
now route, hut when che track is ln
proper shape a. least some of them
win go that way.
There VIII then be rarcicaliy two
main lines on ire Santa Fo system
lniueen Florence and Newton. in
Kansas. and RIO Paorco. in Now
Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
PAMPHLET ON CONSUMPTION
FOR GOVERNMENT EMPL0YE

All government employees located
ln this city, have rocCiVed a pamphlet
entitled. prevention Of tuberculosis
Among Oovornmonf EmpIoyos," and
they are these days putting in some
time reading over very carefully ihe
esrrullie order and also the ullca
aud regulations laid down by the gov.
eminent tO prevent be "Whiio
plague among Unc.o Sam employees.
Ono section Of ihc pamphiet treats on
tho "naturo of the disease" smother
danger of npHtnms" third "condit-
Qua lagoring spread ol tuberculosis, ?
fourth go assumption is rWahlei" and
then follows "home advice Tor cone
aumHltFea" and "raaaia unH 90 rf
tunl the spread of tuberculosis in
government buildings 1llceH and
work shops" ANA then penalty ior
nuu-0dEgryancc of alca." The
rtmhhlCt m paiuaa.a one, and
should he carefully resi- ~ govern
mrnt employees
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
SALE or PICTURES or
JOSEPH JEFFERSON.

New York. April 2s.-An event
which attracted a large number of
art lovers and members OF the theat
rlCl profession. was the auction
sale 0f the picture collection OF Jos.
oph Jefferson. which was held al
Mondelsscau hal iast evening The
pictures which contain many valuable
urt treasures. have been on exhibition
90 the American Art Galleries Tor a
week. Mr jefferson bad CHOSEN pic
lures 10 please himself for many
years. and BITS collection has a great
deal of Individual interest. aside from
the intrinsic value OF the pictures a,
works of art.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
POLICE or PHILADELPHIA
HOLD ATHLETIC cARNlvh

Philadelphia pna hpgli g0 lrdgIng
lnm ne lafre namhcf of eutr sof
DO iiflarenH cfnuia of thl pu.lfN
mcna Athletc Carnival which EiD
ho held on the grounds NJ iho nhln
ie'phla IAN park thi aferro0n. the
police department ~ im1 city hat
mrFe ruunera iumper Wfc4ilofa.
a0korH. ofr than ans cif'1an would
have suspected fur We fd inU men
entered l0f lhn various oFeaia have
hfen training nnd cxefcIa.nE faifn
Jelly 1nd lhoge who harf bad an OBJ
pucmiiy iD watch ihulr perform
ancos are conHdenl that SOME remnk
able aofh uiIl Be- iuae ihia afternoon
GREAT enfhus'alm Gas heen shown 'n
thls carnival. and q 81 proves q snf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
N. N. c. a. MEETS lN
GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE.

Windsor va. April 2h.wtho an
nual state convention OF y. al g. a. a
Vermont opened here laat afternoon
with religious services "a ~ Baptist
church. Tho opening service was
in charge of Frank "A brooks. chair.
man 40 lho GIai coummlttee. ln che
evening there was banquet o.
tho uld South Church with addresses
hy tho Hon. Clarke q rIiia "A. huch-
anan. ~. and others. After Che BAN
nuai Ffark M. BROOKS and q. D.
North delivered addresses and lomc
ruaiiuc business Waa transacted.
To-day there viii he sessions NJ
tho morning. afternoon and eYching
and many Interesting addresses and
papers are on thc prQefam. On sun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05


Munich. April 2s.-aoycral curlliN
casee have become public Just now,
which ILLUSTRATE the rather lax man
nGr In which record OF decorations
conferred ls kept in Bavaria On the
occnsion OF the last birthday OF the
prince regent, q number cf docura.
tons were bestowed upon various
persons Among these horora was
fhe ronffrmCut of the I.uawig'a mcdai
on Herr Basil. prominent theatrical
manager 70 has iust leaked ont that
Herr Basil had been honorcd with
rhut very Same decoration many years
ago.
an even more remarkable case Is
lhN ~ Ffauloin Augusta LyucEcr.
who. owing to red tape delay, was at
last io receive the Cross Of Merit for
services rendered Ga The nafaflan
nold hospitals ,nrlng the Franco.
Pruselan war The lady ln question
could not bo found. and only Just
now t haa boon discovered that She
has been dead for twcnly.eight years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

day afternoon there viii bo g meet
ing fef men "a the Town hail. O noei-
in giof women hi iho baptist church
and a meeting lor boys al the Old
South church. Sunday evening the
convention win close wiz Harlow
Memorial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
THRILLING ESCAPE
IN SAN FRANCISCO
NAN RYxeEE. REPRESENTATIVE
or THE NEWSPAPER ENTER
PRISE ASSOCIATIONS, ESCAPED
WITH HER LIFE AND a SHEET
--NEHvEs GONE AND N TERRi

~ NAfNHA NHNHAH ~ HNFH"H
BLE DOUBT, RuT SHE WROTE.
some idea OF the 6lmcultica Of
Gathering pictures ana news az the
FAaCo disaster can De obtained when
10 is known That the horror thar
wrecked r. great city I'D not spare
newspaper Representatives
And u was thoir business 90 work
while buildings were falling and
DANES uaging. They did g.
The ~ D.. AS Frisco representa-.
tive is woman. Miss Nan Hyxboo
she lived On GA apartment house and
awoke on the morning III the faial
day 90 nnd the building cumbiing
about her There were shrlcka and
cries aud che escaped With her life
and d shoot. not knowing whore 60 30
OF where io procure clothing.
Her first STORY Of tho diaaatcf was
writton whom her norvea were not
only shattered, bat wncn she Was as.
sailed hy "a terrible doubt aE 90 she
welfare of her family She had three
sisters whose fate she dld not know
and no trace of them could then be-
found They an ESCAPED.
Set sho wrote what newspaper ueo
ple would term a "Eeod' story oi the
disaster
The Frisco onlca az the ~ ~ a.
Wne completely wiped out. the en-
Nloyes escaping win their lives only
Photographed Kledalach had photo
graphs taken between quakes. tie
also had yoral views before che sec
0nd Haook completed the ruin that
TIE drsl had started. and these We've
arc loina nrimri daily ga The Even
ing Ciiigcn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
aALL 0HArTERs BONE
iN ONE on Nte Luo6.

sOor nacl OF eH1fro. met Hlih
80 nctia Hf toe other oten.uF. which
mng aflto possibly result ln ihe loss
IN one of hls loee. while handilng
hIa nlffni caroitafiY. che wearon wns
DISCHARGED The Dali entered one ol
his Jess iusi below iht Knee. rauglng
Downward and ncruas ln such Is way
~ t0 ahaNor ihe arne bono VorY
iadlY rhe Nound Was q very aet
oua one. and nf Duncan - afraid ihal
VS. may yef ho necessary tQ peri rm
an amrutntion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
cauohi cold VINE HuniIag > nur9'
tar

Mr Nm Th0H. Ianu 1an NroFn-
clah constable nt Chnpeau Ontario,
SAYS IL caught severe cold while
huntnr a burglar ln ne Forest swamp
.iasi Gam Heating nl Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. triad .t. and after
using two smail hoitles was com-
uiotolY cured THE remedy d ln-
tended especially iur coughs and
colds % viii lo1scn aud relieve
severe cold 81 l0as time tnan by 1ny
0thor treatment ana lf lnFuuia
wherever it1 superior excellence has
become known For le uy ali dgtg-
Eisia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
ANNUAL BENEFlT

Chicago. April 2s - Tho annual
benefit Tor the Actors' Fund win take
place az the Auditorium this after
noon Among those who win appear
on this occasion are II. ~ S0thern
and Miss Julia Mari0wc from the llli
nols theaieri Robert Lorraine and
company in an act OF MAN and Sup
erman." from Powers theater. Mrs
Madge CARE Cooke and company in
MRS Wirra Of the Cabbage Patch.
from McVickCr'e theatcr; members 81
the College Widow" company from
the sudohakor: Mr. Diolrcheieiu IN
Before and After" from the Grand
Opera Houge. and many prominent
.hnadiincrs from the varlouA vaude
Yllln b m.nn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

De- no worse than the terrible oase OF
piles that afflicted me ten years Then
wa gadviacd 20 apply nucklcn'a Ar
Mica salYe and less than y box per-
mnnenily cured me. writes J. n Ma
pier NJ Rusles. Ky Heals on wounds.
burns aud sores ike r.agic 25c az an
drugriafs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
SANTA FE GRAlS
AK FOR GAME
"a rAso sriLL RAISING MONEY
70 BACK 1908 TEAM-WANT
5000.

George pnrsuus writes Manager
Houston ihof the sarts ~ Grave ere
On lho fold afo.n this summer and
are ready Tor o gnmo any time tho
Albuquerque Browns feel lihc match
ing ono with them. "A Dcnycr pitcher
has boon added 20 the 0ray8 local
talent Mr. Houston says that the
challenge of tho GfayH viii be ac-
ccptoi just as soon ns The weather
settles. So that tdgle VII b. no chance
ln going M the hnlo by drawing "a
bad day Tor the game
The true sports OF El Paso are eilll
lab0rinE with The luke warm fans of
the town Ga an cndcavor 90 raise
money enough 90 pct q representative
team On the field for the coming sea-
son. A soliciting committee was out
and secured the promise Of 81 1900 bai
they are not satisfied with that They
want $1,000 or nothing The Albu-
oucrquo Browns would consider theme
selves in luck g they could get hall
of $1,000 aH a bank ron 90, q starter,
and would puafantou n winning tonm
Lac that The Browns are to h0 cone
graduated ON the way they are going
ahead aud paying on last years lulls
with the money secured from the few
practice Tamos they have played so
lar this season
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

NMy Wife Says your N|lr BIAS per-
feet dream of an Fsaisr b1nnat
u wish C Nan thai Mind q aou'd
% cheaper"
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