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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-01

North Yakima.-Congressma Jones
has denied that he promised any one
not to run for the senatorship. He
states that he has made no state
ment affirming or denying the rumor
that he will be a candidate to succeed
Senator Levi p. Ankeny.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-01

Occur d'Alene.-The final arrange
ments have been completed for begin.
ming the construction of the sewel
system and it is expected the worl
will be under the supervision of the
sewer commission.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-01

Colfax.-William Lee, a wealthy
farmer near Diamond was severely
injured last week by being thrown
from hay rake. He suffered a frac-
ture of the collar bone and a dislo-
Gated shoulder.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-01

Walla Waiia=-A mitch greater crop
than last year in the watia Walla and
Umatilla country is the estimate made
by Charles Van De Water, grain sta
dstian for the o. r. & N. company.
He has recently completed an extern
sive trip through the country and
while his figures are not yet computed
he predicts much greater yield than
last year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-01

Enterprise. Ore.-Harve Howard, an
employe of one of the livery stables,
has been severely injured by being
thrown from wild horse. The skull
was fractured from the eye to the ear
and it is believed he was kicked by
the animal as he fell.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-01

North Yakima.-This place promised
to be the scene of an international
controversy by the arrest Of Japanese
restaurant keepers. charged with as
sault upon three young men who en-
tered their place. The case has been
settled out Of court and the charges
against the Japanese withdrawn.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-01

Starbuck.-Charles Pearson, of
Starbuck, who is farming LOO acres
on Eureka fiat. reports an estimate of
from rs to 80 bushels per acre for the
entire crop. The crop will be equal
if not better than has been secured
for a number of years.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-01

Pendleton.-The city council has de
cided to commence the repaid Of thu
river levee at once. The portion de-
stroyed by the freshets last winter will
be replaced and new extensions to az
ford better protection will be install.
ed
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-01

Walla walla.-E. G. Stanley has re-
turned from Chicago and claims to
have made $4,000 on wheat specula-
ton while there.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-01

Wardner.-The Wardner public
schools are now securing fuel for next
winter to eliminate the possibility OF
suffering from the fuel famine as was
experienced last winter.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-01

Wallace.-W B. Bowen was seri-
ously injured Saturday by being struck
in the face with a sledge hammer
Wallace Supply company. A large
number of teeth were knocked out and
his face badly disfigured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

tends that baseball. while an Amer
lear sport, had its orignt in the game
played by the English ~schoolboy call
ed FOUNDERS" THE basic principle
of both games" Mr.. Chadwick ar
CUES, rs the use of a bat ana a so1t
ball, and the player on hitting the
ball. endeavored TO make a circult-
a round-of all tho bases-in our Vo-
cabulary. a home run As a ciincher'
Mr.. Chadwick says that, when dehat-
the question with Albert >. Spaid-
ing. there entered the room d 20
Of snort. Andrew Peck. whose name
coupled with that Of his partner sny-
der. was known 10 most American
Of twenty years ago IN connec-
ton with a popular style OF ice
skate.
when did you begin to play base
ha,.P"
In the latter part Of the forties,"
replied Mr.. Peck, about lS41 or
184S''
what was the game called ther ??
why. '%rcunders, " said Mr.. Peck.
But TO this day, Mr.. Spalding, proud
Yankee to the core, is unconvihced.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
WARM DAYS AMI COOL
NIGHTS DURING THE WEEK
Temperature During Seven Days End
ing July Nearly Approached Nor
nal for This Season Of llc Year.

The following weather bulletin has
been issued from the bureau in Santa
Fe. regarding the week ending July ];
The weather during the past week
was almost cloudless, with warm days
but comparatively cool nights. The
temperature averaged slightly cooler
than ~seasonable for the territory, ne
Ing considerably below the normal
during the fore part of the week, n
somewhat above during the latter
part. but the week as "a whole more
nearly approached the normal tenn
pcrature than any that has occurred
since the middle of April. Light to
heavy fr0sts occurred on the nights
of the gath and 25th in the northern
valleys, slightly injuring tender Vege-
tation. There was no "a during The
week I'm any part OF the territory, but
owing to the heavy and general rains
Of the preceding week there is no
complaint OF drouth except in a few
scattered localities. Streams are car
rying about their normal flow, and
there is no lack of water for irriga-
lion purposes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
The BOSTON IDEAL
COMEDY COMPANY
HAS ARRIVED
VIII Open Months Engagement
With RoIIicking Old Favoriter
oMikado" at Casino on the
Fourth,

The Boston Ideal Comedy company,
twenty members under the manage
ment Of A.. G. Burgess. has arrived
i'm the city and viii open a months
engagement at the popular Casino to-
morrow night. The company has lust
closed a ten weeks engagement at
Forest Park. in Kansas City, where
it made a big hit.
THE first play on Thursday night
will he the "Mikado,' said Manager
Burgess last night. Mr.. Burgess ~
the funny stunt man of h company
and the Burgess brothers. consist
ing of himself and his brother, w. II.
burgess. are reputed to be "a team
hard to beat. I'VE shall use a spe-
cial Japanese setting for this play the
same we used in Kansas City, and a
beautiful thing" said Mr.. Burgess.
The electrical effects especially are
unsurpassed. / believe we have o
as clever a company Of It's kind as
ever went on The road. Miss aura
Moore. formerly with Francis wilson
in New York, is the prima donna r.
W. Walters, one OF the best operate
feuors in the business, and formerly a
star with the Wade company, is with
the troupe. Byrle Harrison, a char
acter man of unusual ability, plays
the title role in THE Mikado,' and
has made a big hit with the Kansas
Citvans.'
Miss Winifred Crowley, contralto, is
one OF The greatest successes in the
country She is a Hawaiian girl, born
in the far away islands. is only nine
teen. and Is q marvel of clevefness'
beauty. sprightliness and stage pres
ence. She viii be a prime faVoIlte
from the start and You can take my
word Cor it.
mir. w. r. Glover. musical direct
or. was Gilbert u S%ullivan's original
director in England. and we are eN-
ceodingly fortunate in thus possessing
one of the most successful n gitled
directors in the country
The company has . fine repertoire
~ ulays including such favorites as
s'The Mascot" "Girofle = Girotlai
"The Persian Honeymoon, Martha.
said Pasha." 'Pinafore' and FRA
Diayolo." Il comes with the highest
recommendations and there is good
reason TO believe that local muse
ment lovers VIII get some genuine
pleasure at the Casino this month.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
BLACKfEET SUFFER
FROM LOSS OF
THEIR CATTLE
Supervisor of Indian Employ
ment Finds Northwestern
indians Little Used to Manual
Labor--GoeS to Dakota,

Supervisor of Indian Employment
Charles ~ D%ager"tte. Tor the bureau
of Indian affairs, who returned a
short time ago from % trip to the
Blockfoot reservation In Montana,
leaves today again for the Dakotas,
where he will look over that part of
his recently widely extended field Of
usefulness. He will stop en- route at
his old home in the Indian territory
for a short visit. Mr. Dagenette for
merlV lived in Dakota also.
"The Blackfoot Indians | visited for
the first time on my last trip said
Mr. Dageuetto las. night. physically
they are a powerfully built. majestic
set 81 men. To whom work rs an UNI
known uuantity. The BlaCkfect are
however. rather up against il al pres
emit Tho tribe, some 1000 IA num-
her. lost about 5000 cattle during the
past winter and more especially dur
Ing the Unprecedented storm of the
spring. The loss is a most serious
one to them. and leaves them with.
greatly impaired They are
tu intelligent. interesting tribe. and !
believe will be a success along Indus
trial lines when they once get
started"
Mr.. Dagenette viii visit The Sioux in
the Dakotas. This is probably the
largest existing tribe of Indians, num-
bering some $4,000 TO $4,000.
Two carloads OF Moki Indians ar
rived last night attached to train No.
ON the santa Fe. returning from
work in the Colorado beet fields To
their homes ln Arizona. Mr. Dagen-
cite met the party here and attended
tu The ]rcmudeling cd their panspor-
tttiou Westward from this point. The
Mokis were q picturesque set. some
POO or 500 i'm number, aud attracted
considerable attention while at the To-
cal station.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
SOHneC
Comment



Stape the Stationer very graciousiN
cOndescends to bestoW "a couple col
umns of learned but insaired advice
upon Captain George Curry. This is
real sin ia StaDe. who is rushed to
death with his large and increasing
business. and the new governor VIII
shed tears when he reads the Index.
II will doubticssly DE recalled that
Stape the Stationer was the thor
oughly competent chief clerk of the
late territorial assembly. whore ht4
ability was so pronounced that ne
barely escaped being the Boy Fake
Reform Governors successor In place
Of Curry. II said that Roosevelt had
30 fip a simoleon to ChoOse between
them. Stape Is now mentioned in
highest territorial political circles as
the next delegate to congress To sue
coed Bull" It Is also freely admit
ted that he has the republican party
Of San Juan county i'm cold storage.
Governor curry Will do well TO take
heed.-AZteC Index.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

MA VII find n ready ccho IN the heart
Of every other man who owns a dog
FOR which he cares There Is. how
ever. something to be said for the
other side; not a great deal, but
something The man who awakes In
the morning to find his fayorite rose
garden torn into a bramble patch;
costly plants torn up by the roots,
weeks and weeks of patient. loving
labor destroyed in a night by sportive
CANNES. IS apt ia voice some indig-
nant protests himself He does not
know whether the dog who causes the
destruction Is a blooded pet or a
wandering cur. but he concluded that
having done It once the dog may do 1t
again. and while his Indignation prob
ably does not allow Of his sitting up
night with q shotgun, 1t Is not
strange that it should occasionally
cause him to resort 10 poison. TN
fortunately the pet dog Of a neigh
boz. while # Is seldom responsible for
the destruction. Is usually the dog 70
get The poison. The wise course for
the owner Of a dog which has q place
ia your affections is 20 keep him at
home at night. tie him up, and II nee
cssary SIT up with him. The indis-
criminate scattering Of poison is I'M
doubleday u crime and n which
should be punished but the incentive
to- use poison Is not always lacking
Tho Arizona Republican bitterly
rescnts a recent editorial In the san
Francisco call, scoring the "Arizona
Wld cat" The editorial in question
b q brilliant one. but IT Is hardly
based on facts The day Of Wild cat
mining IA Arizona is past The ter
ritory has been "a thoroughly exploit
cl ana rs values so wen proven that
he Investor who gets caught on a
scheme these days has hiH own
of thought. or care or Judgment
to blanc As for the fake schemes
which seek TO catch the suckers, there
would seem to be quite as many orig
mated In California and based ON
California properties as in the case Of
Arizona possibly more
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
CURE YOUR
DO Not Endangcr life when an NJ.
buquerque Citizen shows You
The GuFN.

why Will people continue 70 suffer
the agoniesN Of kidney complaint.
~backachc. urinary disorders. lamenss.
headaches. ~languor. why allow them
selves Co become chronic irNalidS
when = certain cure rs offered them ?
Doan's Kidney Piils T. the remedy
% use. because 70 gives To the kidneys
the help they need 10 perform their
work.
n YOU have any. even one. Of he
symptoms 81 kidney diseases, cure
Yourself now before diabetes, dropsA
or Rrlght's disease sets IN. Read this
Albuquerque testimony;
ia. 4. Reilly. living al 5l3 W. Fruit
ave. Albuquerque. y. NJ. saEs For
pain ia the back o~any ~ the trou-
.hles which arise from i~rreEulartiy OF
the kidneys. there is. in my opinion.
no medicine equal To- Doan's Kidney
pills. The value 81 his remedy was
first proven 10 me about a year ago.
and 50 quickly dA DO relieve me % ar
attack % pain across my loins that
since then I have scarcely been With
out them. and they have never failed
10 give lust the desired results NJ
advice 10 an whom / hear complain
ng u bacfache or fault with re KID
neys. Is 10 take Deans kidney pills
They are what they are recommend
ed 10 be aud n trial Is all that BE-
needed ta prove his
For sale by aI dealers. Price 90
cents Fnster-Muburu CO. Buffalo.
Sew York sole agents Tor the United
states.
Remember the name-Doaus-aud
take u0 other
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

Department ~ the Interior. Land Offlce al
santa Fc ~ NJ July T. 1907.
Notice f. hereby given that Ramon Pa
ANA son and hclr of Juan DC Dius Padilln,
aeroased 40 san Rafael y. NJ. has filed mo-
lice ~ his intention to make final five
year proof in support " his claim VIZ
Homestead Entry SO. G6SS, made Dec, b
1901. for the Wa NEH, Wa SEA Section
% Township 10 A.. Range 10 W, and that
said proof will be made before stlvestre
MirahsI q. r Court Commissioner at san
Rafael ~. NJ. 1u August g, 1897.
lie NAMES the following witnesses 10
proye his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of the land. viz: Rafael Baldes.
Manuel Sanrhcs. Jose r. Caudelaria ana
Vlscnte padla all II san Rafael. n NJ
MANUEL r. OTEHO, Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
WILL TI,IiIOHD GIT \
HEARING

Arthur Trelfprd has been forcibly
elected from the New Mexico peniicu-
tIar,. 80 which hc VAS superintendent
b, the order Of Acting Governor Ray
na.ds uho Inst week removed him
from office upon unproven charges OF
cruelty lo cunyicts preferred by Max
Frost. and former employees ~ H. o.
BufHam. and heard and passed upon
hy George " prichard. attorney gem
oral and ID first lloutenaut in the Bur
sum ring. Tfciford vas given no op-
p|ostuulty to obtain an auditing VI MS
accounts. he was given no receipt for
tho public Droucrty for which he was
accountable lie war simply thrown
uut boy the acting governors order
Ills rights were absolutely Ignored
Trclfuri had The alternative of giving
peaceful possession without an ace
counting. or OF being thrown out
without am accounting Upon advice
az lis attorney he chose the nticr
accompanying his refusal Ia give vol
uutarv possession With a letter. which,
while they profess a. consider IL
Naluclcss and unimportant, 20 D.
worthy OF note the Buraum organs
have been careful mol 70 publish.
This newspaper does not attempt 60
pass upon the law Involved in Mr.
Trclford'a letter. II Is not the iuten-
ton to discuss tlfe wisdom or UNI
wisdom of hls refusal 10 recognize Che
acting governors commission There
ls the much larger question in which
alr. Trallurd figures merely as am iu-
Didcut. as to whether or not
the Individual Ia New McNiCo
has amy rights. on any chance
OF recognition of 4hose rights under
the administration Of territorial at
fairs by the Bursum Reynolds ring
10 was in an effort 90 securc soinu
recognition of individual rights, b. BE-
Wrll understood, that Mr. Trclfprd
was advised by bis counsel Co refuse
to give nap possession of the prison
until bee had had some fair accounting
and Some receipt Tor tho property
which hc was required "a deliver
This accounting was deliberately bee
fused and Trclfurd VAS deprived uf
bis right bS force. llis attorney has
nov requested. aa required b> Jaw.
abe permission uf 90, attorney gene
eral -prichtrd Ito BRING q proceed
ing in quo |Warrluto. under which the
casc mas bo heard ou its merits
VIII Attorney General rrichatd
grant This rightf
n 30 is granted Treifurd may 900
'utn court aud have, "a fair herring iu
NhIch evidence may nuI D., arbitrarily
excluded aud Boo which records cannot
be- docturcd aud made up to suit tho
~cNipcp,l,a uf the clsc Will Prichard.
who found the report against TrDi-
ford. who conducted characterization
alllnst him. Who refused to allow
him 3D. dctcu., viii rlI,isrd ALLOW
rreIforI Boo get DDS e.e into nrcn
courf
DO lr ln h, hoped Chat ATTORNEY Gene
tfsl pfI.hard vl aa Attorney
General r|rIDbaid hta found q rapnr.
HAaIn.I Tro.furl which lhs facts do
uoI boar uut Hp Nas yArIIed Qua ihr
Icf. 90 ,Hc men Nna afc aD,us-
ffurl n ufIrr h.m aud Iu doing 800
hD IIs mot raised himself Ia aus lr-
pr..iah.. tNlraf 300 iHe estimation uf
fne people Hf Neu MgsIg1 Under tUc
llp Boz h.s the r.Ehi Go erau, nf pee
n.s l.. petition of Tr,IfnIl Cor I'd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
Oh. MnN. Nom Rnde Thlns.

Danny Macphcrsuuts Albuquerque
Morning Coyote journal does no
longer charge President Roosevelt
with having committed "a great crime
against humanity and dccencS i'm NcN
Mexico" with having ruined the cdus"
of reform IN the S.ushine territory.
with having allowed himself 10 be
"bamboozlcd by the New Mexico gang
of cgrruptiouists and boodlers." so
Danny sees the handwriting on tho
wall and Is seated The gang mat
controls the sheet Is also finding out
the people can no longer be fooled by
It's course of greed Braft and venom ~
It's circulation iakes and It's silly boast
ings are taken for what they arc really
worth and that amounts to precious
uttIr.-Thc Almanac,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

superintendent Trolfurd is being
tried before Attorney Conceal Prtrh-
ard. although the law sa-s "Th7
board of pcniteptiary commiss' 11ers
shall have the power and 1t shall be
their duty to inquire into all rat
ters connected with the government.
discipline and police of said peniten-
tlary and the punishment OF p%risorcis,
etc. Sec section 3499. But what
does the law matter whom YOU need 10
get rid Of an honest Farming
ton Timcs-Hustlsr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
rnr DOC AN nu roi>oNrE

u H.t.
8rna sa. ae $3.50 ths u.r
e OBJ.
90 sma. mans
large ae t.r
rance fr .rs ua l
afc8 I DID,
seems u buf one
a.I anft Pr.
..lntr. having au ennis .
poisoning Ie ur
lsla o. He
au 1rubre ur
rhs man pha does Ioat ea
dog arkInr D. some Important ~.
$50 10 hs masr Be-. anI sHH'
fea ~ the mon ruis h- -
sarIis I'D lead frn s II s De
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

editorial To Another Reason Why
Trelford Should BE Removed and.
strange 10 say. did not mention IN
most important IA from that paper =
viewpoint. namely: he refuses To graft
and divide with us.-FarmingtJn
Timcs-Hustlcr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

Immediately upon tho publication
Of the spanking machine art'cl" IN"
old gang saw It's cue and 'D"k it,
chance. II Trclford is guilty, h,c hi'n
bodily. but tie TESTIMONY of dis
charged murdercrs, thieves and en-
ploycs against him ought really To be
"corroboratcd' by something moro
substagtial.
san Juan county still wants to jim
COlorado.-Aztec Index.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

Albuquerque has just raised n"dfi
8 5000 hy subscription and spcn'
s.. 900 Of it for a site which was do
mated 10 the Santa Fr Railway COM
panV. and on which It wi! build a
large tic picking plant. The halanc'
viii be donated to a large company
toward "a smeltcr site. Some people
may not like to donate 10 4 corpora
ton a hundred times rich"r then
than themselves. but doing tiat VcrN
thing has made Albuquerque pa" me
tropolis Of New Mexico and mas n1d'
many of her former poor men tlch r.
Pennington Enterprise.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
nor 50 vInY o

In spite OF the persistent growing
Of the wool buyers. who seem 10 see
nothing but grief ahead for the mar
kct. the wool growers of the south
west seem to have no particular cause
for alarm. The market has not gone
.o the b~oW-woWs and shows no inn
mediate Indication ol going. The Chi
cago brewers Journal a publication
which Is ia pretty close touch with
the market from the standpoint of the
buying firms has Tho following ~ say
which. I'd least. D. ro-assuring
Tho va.I market ls working nicely fof
urYduDrrs 100 the west Nui only are many
biz woDicn manufacturing concerns rrpte
-rutrd BOO the seat moss boot buyers t'r east
crn sud middle west commission firms arc
300 rroltiN numbess and krcuof bidders IMAM
uaunt Though prices lee tlo main are not
higher than the average OF last year when
values ruled comparatively nigh. tnrro De-
broad outlet for western clips zoe current
prices
This must Doe rrttir,iur to owners wh"
held out go FtautlN EARLIER 100 tlc season Goo
at Toast values iu force inst season West
trn bankers who were brave enough t1 hArk
tlu producers in thcit ntm stand against
tho beutlnr down taetios uf buyers Gao the
start uf thp season alsa hrNo good reason
faf ouuHrhtulatiuE Themselves had 30 NOT
irnn fur the monetary assistance bankers
rendered smaller uWncts 90 De- probable mat
iursts might have had hettor control Ut the
market Hut efforts or huycrf to put the
market an "a tower towel we're ou tho whole
H complete failure owing tH thr above
mentioned reasons
good wool this sraHHu and selling oft such
oiips Is attended Ulth activity at prices
full' aH g""d - "ne F''l W' lhr p"'i'!
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

Arizona bias added SOME eleven ana
HrIf mHllaus fa the assessed Nl.ul-
.n % one territory thIs yrHrltrro'y
t.s rsug of % Jaw providing n
f.f thorough asssmDHt and
~ Taxes ruf fs rrrla
Influence M thc iatr
N.s. legislature ths terrtars
re the hcn,f Ht ta.a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

r star b. of th, opinion
reuHenaar, should De-
Sew MfN.a r.r
.. r fair eHt Boo become
H rsmaIns fa ns seem
ne TrrI..'
io ths r..aH 800.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

AIamoenrIa and Ot,ro c0ur., arr
suffering from au eridemI. nf scarlet
f.,er which ha- been aging for .'mo
u,rk-G Ihe Ailmogorl1 NeNs .nur-
alr.isIt comes uut with an urs.ui
plea d. crush oui che disease uy urnp-
er sanitation and quarantine The
Sow. D.. taking thc right course 1us
N, tu lIre disease whether t a
uU the Individual or thr commun.y
u.. 81 hide q hut to take 1.h
s and vigorous measures as 1915
.ff...ul.t stamp 90 OUT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

BUY YOUR WINDOW AND DOOR
SCREENS FROM Us AND kEIp
YOUR MONEY IN NEW MitNlCO
INSTEAD OF HAVING IT SENT
EAST. SUPERIOR FLAMING MILL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

I.e. 0Ir or butte Seem fn Doe quite
M o. Mr. Hartman The Ute
Ue H .at af Dis arrest 90 NeH Lone
DOM 81. pushing DIS boat through thr
& thc boat % Is In point
o. Hartman cares t1 violate q ifN
ae uIa De NOT violate f Hc
ssh ray th, cine r De- cannot
H .lee
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