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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-10-24
Seriously HIN Spokane.

Mrs. John Jack is seriously
i'll with pneumonia at the Hotel
Madison, Spokane. She has been
i'll for the past two weeks and her
mother, Mrs. Geo. Schnell, left
Friday evening to be with her.
1t is the hope of her friends that
her recovery will be rapid and
cheering news will not be long de.
layed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-10-24
(N10LD WEALTH
,.rshall Lake Mining District
of Idano County.
DDsSTAB|L|TY7OOURM|NES
|.-,unes Will be Made In the
Next Eighteen Months.

Every week brings with it good
.vs from the mines OF our coun-
4. There is the strongest evil
cnce in the world to indicate we
q about upon the eve of q era OF
|iueral activity and development
II like of which Idaho county
a never experienced. 1t has
Len coming slow and gradually,
|ee from any speculative feature
boom but with a stability and
Kindness of q genuine meritorious
lining advancement. That values
Ia excellent property existed here
Ia seldom been disputed but for
Sme reason our other capital has
Ian a little slow. Old miners
I've never lost hope and have
kyed by their prospects with a
Sp6dence that showed faith.
bnsiderable activity has been ex-
rienced the entire country over
Z year just drawing to a close
i perhaps Elk City has received
e greatest publicity by the Brad
\ people taking Her the Buster
lin and thus showing a conf
nee which has done much to give
pital the assurance of safe invest
ent.
Marshall Lake a Conner.
The Marshall lake district is an
her one that is going to establish
p6dence, ore coming from there
Ing the richest in the county,
d in few years many fortunes
Il be make by the investors who
shrewed enough to get a hold
come of the claims before, the
BAT thrush Of people which will
eur before another eighteen
bnths have passed.
Ore Of Great Richness.
The wealth of Marshall lake dis
ct is not as we'll known on the
tside as the miners in that coun.
have been very close mouthed
the past. From tipe to time
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-10-24
Mills Busy.

Both the Schwalbach and Knorr
mills have been running over time
for the past month and -four is be-
ing shipped nowadays to the San
Francisco market. A shortage of
cars has been considerable of a
handicap.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-10-24
coming back again

right at you people with this big sale PROPOSE.
ton. It's good, and every to realize it, SO
why not keep the good work going and tell you
again it lasts the full month out.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-10-24
WAS CLOSE CALL
Spokane Travelling Man Goes
Oft Whitebird Hill.
RIG ROLLS DOWN 400 FEET
Careless Emigrant Respon-
sible for Accident.

Almost another was added to
the tragedies of the Whitebird hill
last Friday morning when q team,
being driven by Spokane travel.
ing man, became unmanageable
and broke down the side of the
grade. G. e. Slane, a representa-
tive CT Holly-Mason Hardware Co.,
of Spokane, can consider himself
lucky and attribute his escape from
death as one of those miracles COM
ing to the favored ones born under
lucky star.
Was on Regular Trip.
Mr.. Slane, who is one of those
corpulent commercial men OF the
jolly type who laugh all over and
always makeHou feel life is worth
while after one of his visits, was on
his regular "Prairie" trip and left
Cottonwood Thursday for White
bird. He arrived at the foot OF the
hill Thursday night but was told
the road was temporarily blocked
by a freighter and turned back.
driving AS far as the Overman
ranch where he stopped for the
night.
Dog Frightens Team.
Early Friday morning he started
again for the metropolis Of the Sal
mon river country. He had climbed
about third of the way up the
hill and as he rounded q bend in
, the road discovered what later
proved to be some freight covered
with canvas at the side Of the
highway, which is very narrow at
this point. He was about 100 feet
from the freight and his horses
seemed little frightened but not
beyond his control, when a dog
jumped out from behind the pile Of
freight and made for the team.
Roll 400 Feet.
They became frightened and
started down the grade, Slane See
,,,I T,s,AN
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Continued on Page Two).
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-10-24
Blankets, Bedding and
Quilts

The greatest week ever had in this line. Not
all gone, not symptom that any other store can
equal the low prices put before you If you need
bedding, the accepted time is now. If you want to
make your comforts, see cottons, slkolines
and calicoes.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-10-24
S'!"z19y %;S By Remnant Day

Get your tablets, no matter W
receive FREE pencil or ruler.
and companions it's just Saturday or
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06
INSTALLATION BY GRAND
ARMY NOTABLE AFFAIR
G.. Il. Warren Post, Ladies of the G. \.
X. and Woman's Relief Corps Hold
Interesting Exercises Mt odd Fell
olws HaIl-List of Officers In
Quoted Into Office at Meeting.

The installation of officers held Sat
urday night at the odd Fellows hal
by G.. X. Warren Post No. 5, G.. A. r.,
and its two auxiliary organizations
largely attended. The following arc
the officers of Warren Post who were
indicted into office by Comrade Judge
Ira A. Abbott: Post commander, JOS
eph y. Warner; senior vice I'm
mander, Edward Johnson; junior vice
commander o. S. Pillsbury; chaplain,
Rev. Thomas Harwood; adjutant Zap
p~ointive). w. w. Havens; quarter
master, H. W. Turner; officer of the
day, II. b. Steward; officer of the
guard, John c. Murphy; post sur
seon, Matthias Clusters.
The following officers of the We
mans Relief Corps were installed.
President. Mrs. Martha M%ulligan;
senior vice. Mrs. Mary sherwood; ju-
Nor vice. Mrs. Isabel Warner chap
lain. Mrs. Martha Butler; conductor,
Mrs. Mary Breen; assistant conductor,
Mrs. Josephine Strain; guard. Mrs.
Ella Gresham; assistant guard, Mrs.
Esther Smith; treasurer. Mrs. Tenn
persnce Whitcomb.
The officers installed by John A.
Logan Circle No. l Ladies of the G..
A. r. were as follows: President.
Eva Greenlay; senior vice. Pearl
Keogh; junior vice. Alice Hayward
treasurer. Rebecca Fee; secretary.
Eta B. Allison (appointive); chap
lain. Lucy Reed, conductor, Ethel
Braiuard. assistant conductor. Abbie
p. Jones: guard, Anna Chambers;
assistant guard. Viola Brainard; dele
gate TO convention. Caroline Coleman.
alternate. Abbie p. Jones
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06
Wednesday, January 9th-MOnodra-
lFamaaiSf.

The entertainments of this course
have been beyond the highest expec-
lions of the most confident and the
n to be given by Mrs. Chiffon will
be best 'of all. Mrs. Chiffon is the
daughter of one of the oldest southern
families, who for generations were
distinguished in the political affairs
of England. Mrs. Chiffon is a beauti
full and cultured woman of great abil-
ity. She has enjoyed the distinction
of being the recipient of invitations t.
read before the national association
of elocutionists in New York City. a
few years ago she attended. upon in
v~itation, the first annual Shakespear-
can symposium at Standardization
England. Upon this occasion she read
a selection from King john Which
was heartily a%pplauded and highly
complimented. You will be obliged
both to laugh and cry. Tickets at the
door.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06
BACA DENIES THAT
He MASHED
THE PHONE
Mounted Police Lieutenant Did
Not Hit instrument With a
Shovel or Any Other ImpIi-
ment,

The effort of the Daily Citizen in
a dispatch from San Antonio, N. M,
to leave the impression that Lieuten-
ant Cipriano Baca of the po-
lice, in a fit of anger, violently, van
tonly. personally and with a shovel
assaulted a harmless n inoffensive
elephon instrument in San Antonio
Thursday night, has caused a good
! deal of amusement among friends OF
the Officer in Albuquerque, who say
that when Baca commits an assault,
whether it be on criminal or tele-
phone. he usually deals 1t with the
customary implements of an officer or
the law.
The Daily Citizens correspondent
makes the statement that Baca, while
violently angry, n somewhat intox-
icated. struck the unfortunate tele-
phone a terrible blow when some per-
son to whom he was trying to talk, did
not answer. 1t is alleged that the an
swer being still not forthcoming, Baca
wantonly, deliberately and with intent
to main, massacre and murder,
grasped up a shovel and assaulted h
talk box in a most vigorous manner
resulting in its practical demolition.
The narrowing account of the affalr
as published in the Evening Citizen,
was read to Baca over the long dis
lance telephone at Socorro last night.
I'm sorry they think I'm cruel
enough to smash an innocent
and defenseless telephone" said the
lieutenant, "but if they think so |
guess it is all off. Anyway. the tele-
phone is smashed, although / did not
do it, and it was not done with a
shovel. The facts are few and brief.
Myself, with several other friends,
were in the saloon mentioned. in San
Antonio. So was the telephone. 1t
was unfortunate for the telephone,
but we could not prevent its presence.
At any rate, we had a drink or so and
presently several of the boys engaged
in a friendly scufhe, in which some
body got showed against the wall and
the unfortunate telephone. The tele-
phone got knocked from its ~fastenings
and smashed. That is about all there
was to it. | do not think. however,
that I should have been convicted of
assaultirg the telephone. without a
hearing"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06
UNIVERSITY NOTES

Professor Cadby has returned from
his vacation in Wisconsin and brought
his mother along to spend a Few
months in Albuquerque.
College work begins for the second
semester tomorrow. Monday at ?
o'clock. and all students, old and new.
are urged to be present for the first
days classes.
Those students whose records for
iast semester we're not complete be-
cause reports were not an in NAV
have all additions and corrections
made by returning their cards to the
registrar this week.
Professors Asplund, Crum and Rich
ARDS attended the New Mexico Educa-
tlonal meeting at Las Vegas. Deem
ner 1928, and report a large and ex-
ceHent meeting. The association goes
next time to santa Fe.
Grover Emmons who won for the
University the victory in the inter
scholastic contest at Las Vegas carries
.ne nonor modestly. Some people
.hlhA II Is quite as much credit TO win
me victory in the field of orat0ry as on
the football field.
We notice with interest that the
Barbarian which comes regularly to
the University reading table has added
anotner editor in the person OF DR..
Fhlllips. OF Denver University. Thus
Rabbi a Christian minister and a
University professor associate them
selves In search Tor truth without pre-
ludice.
Dr Tight returned from New York
city Friday. where he had been 20
attend The meeting Of fhe American
Society - Biologists He had a sfren-
uous trip and did some good hard
ORA Oh get Tire association headed for
Albuquerque where they will hold
thelf next sessions between Christmas
ana AeW hears ~ 1909 The corff-
lefan section 0f the west phseh has
heIa q meffIfF away from the
coast niIl meet In joint sfssinn
itN iNf main slr.efF al AIbunufraus
fnf lrlnrh arsatiaiIan ~
i isNi was president af Bfr-
t laai ir alrn ha nrarf.-
|Hff .aHsrlI IN maaf Il AL
ll lsaf W nI mrs
l.f Nn. - nata 81
Nf I..lt maa I'D
ar la.4 Az
fn sH Hal
.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

nue. There we're present besides the
Young hostess and the guest OF honor
Misses Helen Hope, Merla Hope. Ag-
mea Chiiders. Edith Chiiders, Hilda
Gruusfeld. Florence Grunsfeld. Doro-
thy MeMuIen. Virginia Carr and Elsie
Kempenich.
Mrs. Frank Nuding Of Santa Re has
been the guest OF ner parents. Mr.. and
Mrs ". n. Hahn, 914 West Railroad
avenue. for the past two weeks. she
VIII return 10 Santa he tomorrow.
=
Mrs. Phillip Brand Of Detroit. Mich,
ard Mrs a. s. Hacker and daughter
OF Portland. oregon are the guests
81 Mr. Harry Aspinwaii. 4l3 Hazel-
dine ave.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Anderson, 400
West Lead avenue entertained a
number Of friends at a New Years
tea On Tuesday afternoon.
Mr aud Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld. who
been spending the past six
weeks in New York and Boston, re-
turned home last night.
a
Dr. and Mrs. Reidy. 5f5 East Rail-
-ostt avenue. are enjoying q visit from
sie latter 8 nrOther, MI. EDWARD
White Of oil City. Pa.
Mrs f. j. Gibson. fo7 East Coal
has gone 90 Los Angeles to
'emain three weeks
Mrs. W. T.. Dame. 4t2 West Gold
verne vh~ spent the holiday season
with friends IN Santa Fe has re-
urned to this city.
a
Mrs. r. T.. Harper left "Wednesday
New Orleans, La. where she will
an extended visit.
Mrs. Amy Cruise OF Kansas City.
To-, Is the guest Of Mrs NJ. W. Flour
Miss Lou Hughes has gone TO Santa
r. for a short visit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06
A Jamaican Lady Speaks Highly Of
Chamberlain'S Cough Remedy.

Mrs. Michael Hart. wife Of the su-
p-erintendent OF Cart service at King
ston. Jamaica. West Indian Islands.
says that she has for some years used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs. Group and w~hooping cough
and has found IL very beneficial She
has implicit confidence in il and
would not be without a bottle OF IL in
her home. sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06
A BALD NEWSPAPER MAN.
Getting . New CroD of Hair, ~ Has
No More nnnhrum.

Getting +. New CfoD of Iinir, aind Has
No More Dandrun.
Everybody in the northwest knows
Colonel Daniel Searles. the veteran
journalist and publicist OF Butte. jan
uary 10, 1900, the colonel writes: II
used a couple of bottles of Newbro's
Herpicide with marvellous results. The
dandrun disappeared; a new crop Of
hair has taken root. and the bald spot
is rapidly being covered" Herpicide
is the only hair preparation that kills
the dandrun germ that digs up the
scalp In scales as II burrows its way
to the root of the hair, where 1t de-
stroys the vitality Of the hair, causing
the hair to fall out. XIII the dandruff
germ. with Herpicide. Sold by leading
druggists. Send Ice. in stamps for
sample to The Herpicide CO.. Detroit,
Mich. Two sizes, soc and S1,00. Il. ii.
Briggs 4 Co, special agents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

suitable for the new year. Musical Sc
lections as follows.
Trombone solo. Holy city, Prof.
Ellis. with organ and piano aeeom-
paniment. Mrs. Lester. %organist;
Mrs. Washburn. pianist
Y. r. 8. c. t., at G.30. The usual
evening service viii not be held this
week on account Of the funeral service
OF the late Mrs. Emily Leaton to be held
sunday at 2 y. m. All members
the church and friends are invited
10 the service AZ > o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06
PUEBLO INDIANS
Held FOR ASSAULT
Five BrothcrS Mho Defended Father
Prom Drunken Son Bound over
- Grand Jurs 10 Avail Hearing ON
Charge OF Assault 10 kiii

The use Pueblo Indians froni fslefa
Who we're arrested Monday bg Cousta-
iir james smith after complaints had
n.rn lodged aEIust tnFm CHARGING
fNria SSH .Haalf mrh irtent fc ktL
nHre given "a neaI inF before Iuslirf
Uf Nle Peace afnraH u Craig In pre-
tInEI f r~stafAe5 afternoon auf
lHHrd nfff fa fn0 fraHi laIt Do Hr-
lauif ri fnH tssN Esni nelllrai bon.
ulU r.m Hnf fH Ilf CnHHN aN 900
iIN HH H
1904 ia.HI = aIala fI
~. r aHa 5000 ae..l
n. .HN I.INII " atIN h "A
II. lu.I.Nr N.H AtIn ITIHhIna IU
~ e 0t0a t
Fl .HN Fl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

IN uisposing OF Matthews jersey
dairy Z reserved number OF richly
bred Jersey CONS with the intention
of making q g~ilt-edged article 90 Ia
bic butter and desire a limited num-
Der 20 customers for same. Butter
Viii be sold az 40 cents per pound. de-
ifered twice weekly. Butternilk viii
also D. furnished vhen desired
. r MATTHEW'S Ciif.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

hl1f 500 he received hf tha Under
lEned uD fa 8.lH ar'eck q Oh Mon
tat isnuaft lui 1907 for flmtfhlaa
p fffnaIIia epuuit 600 f0rsff aa
.Ifhl FeIH 0NI fni III afeH aH.Hf
W HfN Mua Nf rfffafff
raI. fHlfs Ir 81 % HrfmnUd
lHa afi f0E ilfltaII.t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06
TruSr METHODIST EPISCOPAL

REV J. e. ROLLINS. - H.. Pastor.
sunday school meets at 3 a. Stran-
gers always welcome Morning worship
at 10 a m. with -ermon by the pastor,
sheme for the morning. Looking For
vaui Epworth League meets az 40
and closes at fr Evening service at
SO This service Will be under the
auspices 60 the Brotherhood OF -
ptu- Following IS b program for
the evening haur
anthem by Tho choir
Whom ihe Mists Have Rolled
Away
MrE W Tcnucnt
nuett aEa Quartetts WAY stand We
Mcsiaue- eponaid. Miller. Messrs
NetaIIum. Mccoy
Solo Ms - R S1ter
Nlir putrrt,e- Coming Home
WCCHIHlm. Scott Leaning MCCOY
.Varai ~slH mr. Mccoy
Addres by the pasfrr. His own
So and chorus THROW out the Life
Iine
GLORY song brotherhood Of st
rauI
The pubuc cordially invited e. an
rnase sar-icr-
SUNDAY evening ssug service, hy
rns Eratherh.a.f ~ S Paul at the
Methods Episcopal church at use
nelack Solos r~lnruses Address IN
Rev J. a. Rnr Everybody ir-
trI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

fANu Atstfet f1itA bAtu ~ 80
II George Eliot had died at IS the
world would hardly hav heard Of her
as a novelist at all. for when she pub
iished her nrst great work. Scenes
From Clerical Life she was already
older than Mrs Craigie was when she
died. and IL was iu the next twenty
wears that she continued to create
those masterpieces which have made
her name Immortal
- writes Ex-Amoassador Joseph X.
Chaate Ia his memorial Introduction
o. The Dream and the Bushes the
novel which John oliver Hobbies I'M
Ehed Just before her death. Ar
Chaate knew Mr. craigic Tor years
lnd ~ her character he writes
Her popularity grew Nfth her
FTaru tier industry ear pfodiEious
End nfter RELAXED IN truth. her early
and iamfnfed death mag well D. at
iFluufnf So ere inrFsaanf severity 20
Der lahafs she never rested. and
aeUea fa hafs-icnr 18Th Dor iasf nnnk
taflrf fHf HfFt 0uf wac uut merely
rlefFea In hfr arn Wiud hut zee
THe Ft1f FsHaf n tfr Nirran at
ftIl Haf lulf rIHfIrfH FfaF fsnrf
af lrt f.n iHr FraH u.i
Nfr rHer.ae rHtfe cod ru
aH aEfai ralH "A HH ntaa mf HI
HlN fnf aa fHt NasFfH
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-. -v... "a t.r.a .
oe@
the -~Staa pAftitS g a4hNe 70 tae
1ssaiu4 ~ ahe 8A year and the adj
t.s- 80 h.ts ~ .ha csnmar-
tamA.s
eiAA cap
featars of ne evening was the music
amt the res E4fis heatra. society
sail EaaAAs- - The old year ana
MreetsE ire new year with a roAick-
AsM uEa-srar ard finally said geod-b3e
% enc 81 she Dretiiesr balls IN Albu-
a~aar1gae history Those present
aern W. ard Yrs q T. sropk
NJ aat HRS = r. Kent Mf and
Mrs a. H MctsATey. Mr.. and Mrs.
- andFua Ar. and Mrs O. s.
WHINE MI and Mrs p A. M1ephef-
Min. Mr. and Mrs. T. ~ Coffin MI
4af NrA "a. ". FlauruuV Dr. ana
YRS = W Elder Mr. ard Mrs y
A4EnisN Mrs ~ a Steve MIS- y r.
Paares Hrs W ~ Barnes Mrs A.
~gdler Ms "a Cruise MnE ] g.
NfHrixhs Miss Claude Albright Mias
r. MsnE. WsG elizabeth Wiley Miss
tsenagaNe Campbell Miss FerH Grt
htnr Mss Aiu1 EHsnuess'y. Miss
taiafya Chifgera Mise RI FOWLS Mf
A Pose Mr sara ~ p
II TEushre. Mr H Rrtifer Mr. Leon
Herruss " Herbe its notes VT
x ST. y 81 Eaaer, Mf IT, w Wiz
kersan Mr J. srNlh Mr. Ernest Mey-
era Ma r. Eaaa MF. w O. btcksa
M Is T. EariHih Mr. krrd W~fnieke
NJ - HsnwsE M &4e Mlrtth
Mr r. T. Meaier d Mr. IT, har-
ger.
=
&rW Ys8rs day was crewded Win
aTtFaNs There were "a num-
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FIRsT aAPTIsr cmURCM.
~. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

CORNER silver Ave and Fourth ST.
sunday school 10 a. M. morning
service ID IA m. evening service. 1880
g. n
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Wbsre 10 Ccday
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CHURCH.
Catholic Ni~@ion

The distinguished missionary faith
ers. Rev. J. Il. ftosswinkel and Rev.
tn A. O'Malley will open a mission to-
day az $50 a. m at the Immaculate
Conception church Ali are welcome.
Catholics and non-Catholics. The ex-
ercises Will last for two weeks Follow
ing Is the order Of exercises every day;
$40 a Mas and short instruc-
tina
s5ea a. m-Mass and sermon.
500 j. m-statiuuE Of the cross.
Ts0o , m-Instructions for adults
who have not made their first holy
communion and for noa-Cathalles.
s3e p m.-Resary. sermon and
~beued.ction II the blessed sacrament.
Chiidren's Mission, 500 g. m dur
ing nrst week
Confessions.
Confessions viii be heard any time
in the morning and IN the afternoon
and evening from $500 TO 10 80
o'clock
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
fNerthsast Corner ~ Cold Avenue and
Rroadway-l
ERNEST r. CRAWFORD. Minister.
SUNDAY school at no a m morning
Worship az NJ O'Clock. evening service
DO g. .aN p FtN@M
. > a
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
tBrnadway and Lead Avenucl
REV. J. W. +. sTNTEI. Pastor.
sunday school ~ use a. m. J A.
Hammond. superintendent Public
worship at IL a H.. and 1850 p. m,
with sermons By the pastor. Young
Peoples meeting at 6y45 p m.
~. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
fCnrnnF silver Ave. and Fourth ST.
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never idle, and by this strenuous and
incessant activity she had come TO be
generally known the world over by
her happily chosen pseudonym, which,
like George Eliot's. will probably be
remembered by admiring readers long
after her real name has been forgot
ten. The reading public had come to
know her well and TO be fond of her
company. so that dying at the early
age of 3S she had already long been
one OF the best known writer's OF
English prose, and few as her years
were the world was distinctly the bet
ter and happier for her having lived in
a. -
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Mm Nfflsta NfHrfEnE wno has waa
an nrerualanaI -repQ-fttuu az Rrtma
naa - grand oper4 ia suEn faies ~
aalrv m #4fsf7R Bruuhia1a ~ Nai-
Fvrs ffrnHf H t1hengrH Aeugena
M Trfvafnra an3 Carmen VIII assist
r. xra1f H1reHfE r9 De given urder
rea 1rlsn ~ raa Ladies' 20 81
Nsh1M fsflG LEI Es Drer1 hsu
HEtv evening ~ fHs week Miss
Earg w e1Ve Immediately after
m eaararF tr s esH m grant
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

Tne ALDuauerua@ WuuHans club
Hed apeu heuss eu view Years a
ta theif he4attfEE new ci1h building
ora West Geld avenue Mrs. p l.
MaIier. presidents 81 the club WAS
lrsagass There Mere several reeita~
Esznz 4nsinx fna Aftefnnrn rs Mrs
6ssieg appearrisfe to . day Ee-
t-e@shnsnNs we're served This CLUB
h4ase q iustevd 8 erHtit 60 any cts
t. stins.sts IS TIVE spacious rooms ana
Is kfrseu. I've are piaee With rs
aaarlnaus original mAutet aE lava
rHa exrer1nE tH the ceiling was
asaav admired ny all The ruou1s
xsrs rragasf darinx the afternseft
d. snn rfan nsamnae@. their husbands
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