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Mrs. Sampson, of Quinter,
came down to attend Star meet
ing on Thursday evening.
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Mrs. Toothaker was initiated
into the Eastern Star last Thurs
day evening.
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Mrs l. T. Purcell entertained
a few friends in honor of Mrs.
Diebold and daughters one even
ing this week.
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Map of Kansas Free to All Our Readers.

By special arrangement every
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Immediately is entitled to a fine
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Card.

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Wanted-Boarder Mr.. and
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Ask to see our new High
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List your farm and ranches
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SaS.
Leave your orders for books
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For Rent-An improved half
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Herman Long
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Lost-Eastern Star pin. Find
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Ellis and miles east of Ogallah.
Some alfalfa land. Address John
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Foley's Kidney Cure will cure
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EOIEYSHO NEYAr6EAR
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For Sale acres of good
farm land 8 miles northwest of
Ellis and 4 miles east of Ogallah.
Some alfalfa land. Address John
Goble, Wa-Keeney, Kan.
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Come in and see our fine line
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For Rent-An improved half
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Herman Long.
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Leave your orders for books
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List your farm and rancho
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SaS.
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Ask to see our new High
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-01
THIS CITY NEEDS.
GA IN
ITS BUSINESS
Communication With
Furnishing New Town Would
Be a Mutual Benefit Affair
EStanCianS Are All Busy

Especial correspondence Morning JournnI /
Estancia. n. NJ, Feb. 25.-The talk
OF automobile communication with
Albuquerque has been frequently
heard in Estancia today and the pco-
Pile will welcome most eagerly n
old kind of rapid transit between the
two towns. Quick connection would
be a great thing not only tor Estan-
ella. but for Albuquerque as it would
mean the linking together of the COM
merCial ccnters OF the Rio Grando
valley aud the lNstancia valley and
would direct Albuquerque toward a
great stream of business which is now
diverted to places more easily reached.
Meanwhile. Estancia IS booming \
sign of the growth is that there are
now I15 pupils enrolled i'm The EStan-
ella school. which Is being made a
model institution under the direction
of Prof. Brown and Miss Nisbit An
other thing that ut once imBresses the
visitor is the large number Of farm
CrS' wagons always to be seen on the
streets. Business In am lines is excel
lent and there is no let IN in the pro-
Ccssion of homosCckcrs coming in
from the east every day.
l.. A. Bond, who has a large general
merchandise store here, now carries
IL stock of 100000. Milton DOW. wcll
known In Albuquerque. who has a big
lumber yard. Is rushed with business
and there is a greater demand for
Lumbar than ever before The Valley
hotel a first class establishment con-
Quoted by Mrs. Aberill. has a large
ana increasing trade. John G.. Cor
bctt. real estate dealer. who also has
offices in Mountamah and willard.
reports al the business he can CON
.vcnicntlN handle.
Nh. ntbRt real pNfufr firms fntItl-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-01
DIED SUDDENLY
OF HEART DISEASE.

How frequently does a head line simi-
lar to the above greet us IN the ~
papers. The rush, push and strenuous
ness of the American people has a strong
tendency TO lead up to vaIVular ana other
affections of the heart, attended by ir-
regular action, pa lpitation, dizziness,
s~mothered sensations and other distress
ing symptoms. .
three OF the prominent ingredients Of
which DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical DlS-
covery is made are reCommended ny some
Of the leading writers on Mdtertd Mcdicd
for the cure OF just such cases; ttoiden
Seal root. for instance, is said by the
United STATES DIsPENsATORY, n stand
ard authority, ITO impart tone and in
creased power to the hearts action"
Numerous other leading authorities rep
resent Golden Seal as an unsurpassed
tonic for the muscular system IN general,
and as the heart is almost wholly com
posed of muscular tissue, naturally
follows that it must be greatly strength
ened nv this superb. general tonic. But
probably the most important ingredient
OF Golden Medical Discovery" so far
as its marvellous cures OF valyular and
other affections OF the heart are con-
cerned. is Stone root, or COtttnsonid Can,
Prof. VIM. Paine, author OF Paines
Epitomy OF Medicine, says OF IL:
81. not long since. had a patient who was
40 much oppressed with valvular disease OF
the heart that his friends were Obliged 70
carry him upstairs. He. however gradually
recovered under the influence % SoIlihsonlh
medicinal principle extracted from stone
root. aud Is now attending 10 ms business.
Heretofore physicians knew or no, remedy
FOR the removal OF 50 distressing anu 50 dan-
gerous a mnlady. With them II was all
guess work. and it fearfully warned the
afiicted that death was near al hanq Coi-
Iinsonin unquestionably affords relief ia
such cases. and ia most Instances ehects a
Stone root is also recommended by Drs.
Hale and EllingwOOd, OF chicago, Tor
.valvnlar and other diseases OF the heart:
latter saws: cit is a heart tonic OF
direct and permanent influence
1Golden Medical Discovery" not only
cnres serious heart affections but IS q
stor. strengthening the stomach, lnvig
~orating the liver. regulating the bowels
and curing catarrha. affections IN all
parts 81 the system.
DIR. Piercs's Pellets euro Constipation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-01
AMATEURS TO MAKE
BOW To THEATER
GOERS TONIGHT
West. by University ORA
matte Club Under Direction
of Prof. Crum Looked For
ward to by AIbuQuerQueanS,

Tonight at the Casino the Univcr-
sitN Dramatic club will make its bow
to the theater-golng public in the rem
dition OF George TownscHds popular
comedy, out West" The Uuivcr-
sity Dramatic club is a nov departure
not only in the university, but ia Al
buquerque. and its maiden perform
auce Is looked forward to with intense
interest. The club is COMPOSED of the
pick of the amateur talent ~obtainaDle.
much of which has already been seen
behind local foOtlights. Under the di-
rection of Professor John II Crum the
members of the east have been re-
hcarsing assiduously i'm preparation
Tor the performance. and it is going To-
DE a treat. out West is as FUNNY
as 10 can be. with the fresh. open air
humur of the wide west and the Local
color which can be perfectly supplied
hN The Young actors. who have been
brought W in a country such AS thai
in which the scene OF the play is laid.
The Chink cook. The Indian, the COW
boy, the miner and other character
iStlc features of early days i'm the west
viii be prominent. aDd the tendeTfoot
VIII not be lacking. In the dramatls
uersOnae there are seen such ptctur-
esque and interesting anne a. one
Lung. Bronco Bill and Senator Junl-
per Toots. the typical western poll
ucian. There are fourteen IN the
east. The play will be a rollickiHg
n and no one should miss 10.
Mr. McMiiliu. Aiss Walker aud
Miss Mordv are the commute ou
Management.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-01
ALLEGE JAILE R
ATTEM PIED
ASSAULT
WATSON CASE APPEALED
TO DISTRICT COURT


Attorney w. G.. Hcacock, ior Greene
Watson. city jailcr. has Appealed to
the district court from a judgment OF
Justice of the Peace Romero OF old
Albuquerauc. who fned Watson $25
for alleged attempted criminal as
sault after q hearing in the court
house Wednesday
II is alleged that Watson made inn
proper advances Co a Mexican woman
who had been arrested for drunken
ness, while she was in the city jail
several days ago. The jailer who has
always discharged his duties at the
city jail satisfactorily and who has
never Hiused any trouble. denies the
in toto He saws hat he re-
leased the woman from her cell 10 al
low her to go. upon her own request.
into the kitchen To- wash her hands.
Watson SAYS the Woman's husband
made his apuea at this juncture
and tried to take her away. watson
in the discharge of his duties as jailor
10 let the man do so. and
placing the woman back in durauce.
The woman bears an evii reputation
and was dead drunk when arrested
along with another female.
II Il alleged that after hearing the
evidence an omer was made 20 com
the case FOR s.. This was PEE
remtoriiv refused and the Justice inn
mediately nncd Watson S25. The case
was promptly appealed 10 the upper
court.
" IS claimed bv officials 81 the po-
lice Department that tho whole urn-
ceediug sayofz atronEtA of thr nature
NJ a hold-u2.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-01
WI LINE
TO TORRANCE
LOCATED
FEASIBLE ROUTE ONLY
118 MILES IN LENGTH
Proposition Is Now Up to Peo-
pie Of AIbuQuerQue--W Would
Reduce Time for Trip From
AZ to Less Than 70 Hours.

AN that is now nessarv is a little
energetic boosting by thc Commercial
club and the Boosters club and an
automobile line from this city to ltos-
well, making the trip in SIX to twelve
hours, viii materialize at once,
It would mean that the A%lbuqucr-
que business man could make the "Trip
to Roswell easily between sunrise and
sunset, where now it takes forty-cight
hours and tiresomc traVcl by rail with
frequent changes. It would bring A.
buquerquC and the Pecos valley a
hundred miles nearer and it's effect
ON the business of this city and Ros-
we'll would be most G~ar-rcaching.
Nh. S|tockard, manager of the RoS-
Wcll-Torrance line, has located a tCas-
lble route between Torrance and Al
buqucrquc, said Maynard Gunsul yes
terday. Mr.. Gunsu! has Just recently
returned with Captain w. II. Gillen-
water from a triu to Roswell and
Pecos valley points, He is enthusiast
tic over the proposition and believes il
is n that should be taken up in a
business like manner at once by the
Commercial club and the Boosters.
THE line as located would be lis
miles in length" said Mr.. Gunsul
The present Roswcll-Torrdnce line is
10 miles long. making the Roswell
I'm 80 l''ll' ECO liAilNNf ! Allll'
allowed at present for the regular trip
between Roswell and Torrance is six
hours. The trip is frequently made i'm
three hours.
The trip from Torrance here could
be made i'm practically the same time,
Twelve hours would certainly be q
long enough schedule. The idea is to
have the relay at Torrance starting
for Albuquerque with a fresh ma
chino nhp nttfn 1IuNpe TlngNta1I- ut I
O'Clock In the morning. Travellers
could reach Albuquerque in plenty of
i'm for supper, or rake ii sixteen
hours, and they could get in here 10y
s O'Clock. That the line would do "a
large business from the start is at
evident"
Nj. Stuckard Is at present sick at
his home In Roswell. and for the pres
the matter is therefore in abey-
Mr.= Stoekard. -hoWever-has
made his proposition, which should
be at once taken up by the business
of Albuquerque. He offers To
build and eQuip the road for SIS, 000 to
be paid by Albuquerque people, after
this city will have no further
expense. Mr., Stockard to maintain the
indefinitely and certainly for
years. the length Of the mail CON
he would have. The mail service
between Roswell and Torrance would
another great advantage to the We
and intermediate points \
station is no" maintained
between Roswell and Torrance. where
passengers may rest and lunch and
be repaired. and a similar
.tation would be established midway
this city and Torrance. Mr..
;tockard's record with the present
is sufficient guarantee that he
you'd make a success of the proposed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-01
SIBERIAN GOVERNOR DIES
ACCORDING TO PROGRAM
Bold Assassin Carries out Threat sent
in Letter.

ST. Petersburg. Feb. 2S.-Thc fol-
lowing details of the murder of ycster-
day at K~arsnoyarsk, Siberia. OF Gem
eral Kostevsky. the c"ommandant Of
that town, have been received here.
The general was walking on the street
at 8 O'Clock In the afternoon with
some friends. ana he referred jok-
ingly to a threatening letter he had
received that day. saying he would be
at 3 o'clock that afternoon.
Drawing his watch from his pocket,
the general remarked %laughingly 10
his friends: You see | am still alive.
AT about 6 o'clock. when the gem
eral was returning home alone, a man
suddenly called on him to halt and
then fired three revolver shots AZ
him. The general dropped dead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-01
Is N THIS OLD
W|LLAR D is
A HUMMER
Wenty New Houses Contract
ed for in HuStIing Torrance
County Railway Center
Harvey House Projected
Especial correspondence Morning IournolI

Especial correspondence Morning journal
willard. n. A.. Fob. 2i.-For a
town only Nitecu months old Willard.
the hustling little railroad center of
Torrance county shows the most phe-
nomenal growth TO be found in New
Mexico. Willard as il now Is, is ono
of the most powerful object lessons I'M
The value of united ana persistent
boosting that may be found The
whole population. including the
women and children. has organized
itself into a committee OF the whole
ON boosting, and voc To The uuWisc
visitor who makes a rcmark in the
least d~isparaginE of willard
The Bank of Willard. now three
months old, already has deposits OF
$4,000 and loans of 100000.
The willard Commercial Telephone
company has been organized and
work has already begun ON the install
lattOn of an ~up-to-date telephone sys.
tenn for the town and surrounding
country jules \. Fremont Is manager
and with him at the helm the success
of the project Is assured.
There are at present ia Willard
some twenty houses under contract TO
be built at once BY March ] the vii
lard hotCl win hc running under the
management Of Nr. piper. who is 4
first class, an around hotel man. Louis
Darras has commenced thu cunstruc-
ton of another t~Wcnty-room hotel,
which he promises viii he ready for
business ON May I.
The Williams s~uh-addi,ion Was put
on the market January / u ii5
lots have already been sold. Mr. H.
G. Williams has met with such success
IN his venture that he has placed ON
sale another addition of l6O first class
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-01
LEE AND CLANCY
NOW CHARGED
WITH ASSAULT
WARRANT SWORN OUT IN
RANCH0S De ATRlSC0
Before Justice Saliva
dor This Morning. Samoras
Hearing Saturday = Stories
Absolutely Contradictory

Lawrence Lee and Albert Clancy
University students. were served win
a warrant yesterday morning at 1910
o'clock, charging assault with a dead
a. weapon. The warrant was sworn
ont before Justice of the PeacS sal
Nador in Ranches de Atrisco NV An
tonic Samora. now defendant ia q
cdarge Of larceny brought by Clarc,.
ara Lee before Justice oftthe ponre
'rdig. The BOYS We're summoned to
appear yesterday afternoon. hut tbo
case was continued to Friday morning
when Lee and CLANCY viii appear and
waive examination, the trial to be
Next week.
This is the latest d-eveIopmcnt i'm
she case arising out of the trouble
Leo and Clancy had with Samora and
salvador Garcia north of the mills OF
the American Lumber company sun
day afternoon while the BOYS were
nUl on a hunting trip. travelling i'm a
light tWo-Wheeled cart.
stories Flatly Contra lictory.
The stories told of the encounter
by the bows and by Samora and Car
en- are contradictory in every parllc-
pl1r.
According to Lee, who is a we'll
E'HC go VI ia bIAillIfill nun
lily, the natives drove up behind them
i'm a wagon, ana as he expresses If.
attempted to ride over them" Ac-
""rdtnE to Lee, he ana Clancy stopped
their horse, They say the natives
thcu crowded alongside, and as they
passed, Samora raised his Whip ana
hit Lee Hcross the back with it. Tho
boys allege they then stopped their
horse. As they did 50 Samora ana
Garcia jumped out of their convey
3nce' Lee and Clancy also got out at
thc same time. Il got out. leaving
the shotgun in the buggy" said Lee
when | saw Samora coming toward
LAe with n long knife in his sleeve.
several inches of the blade showing
tn his hand. When ! saw he had Il
Knife / ran to the buggy and got the
shotgun, but did not point 1t at either
of he natives. one Of them said.
You better not shoot. or something
like that. and | said, The gun isn't
loaded While ! was watching Sa-
mora and leaving Garcia to Clancy.
ran up behind me and grab
bed the gun u of my hand, Cleo has
only n hand.) The natives then got
in their wagon and drove rapidly or,
the shotgun with them
Samora alleges that he tried i'm vain
several times to pass the boys. as he
Nas in a hurry, and they blocked his
ihUve every time he tried 10 pass.
laughing at his efforts to get by. lie
says they applied a profane epithet to
him. called him various other names.
cVclcd the shotgun at him. and that
ne. Samora. did not have any knife.
fact, Samora tells a very remark
bile story, from which it appears that
NJ was lucky to escape with his life,
A. tpl1 before the bDNC SWDTU out Z
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-01

Further developments In tho dis
trict court at Prescott show that the
swinBo pcrpctrotcd by J. Waterloo
Dtusdalc. promoter of the Llttlo
Brother Miniug company. was the
most colossal on record. DiusdHic
formed 4 company with 100000
shares OK stock. bat SOLD over a mil
lion, for which be gives no account
ing. owns 500. 600 shares Of stock and
the company $4,000. The vie
Tins are numerous stockholders IN
moderate circumstances in the east.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-01
BOX CAR THIEVES.
CAUGHT IN THE
RED LIGHT
AIKEN to Los CerriIIoS by Santa
Fe officer on Charge Of
Breaking Seals = Railroad
Notes,

Two individuals named Sweeney
and Matuey were arrested here by
Policeman H~ighbargin in the Red
Light saloon on a charge of breaking
the seals and appropriating part of
the contents of some Santa Fe freight
cars at Los Cerrillos. The men were
handed over To Chief Ben Williams.
of the Santa Fe detective department.
ana sent in care of an officer To Ger
rillos. Sweeney is about tWenty-siX
years of age, and Matney twenty
three. 1t was impossible to learn the
details of The robbery. The men We're
taken To the Santa Fe county town
yesterday morning IN delayed No. s..
w. J. Black, general passenger
agent Of che Santa re, when informed
thar congress had knocked out the
fast mail appropriation, said.
II don't like to say right off the
reel what will be the effect of this,
hut 1 suspect il will involve the with
drawal of that train. Il has always
been q losing proposition to ran that
train. even with the appropriation.
The only advantage was that it gave
us a train the other way which did
pay"
Dan r. Cain. for years in the Santa
Zee service, and who has many friends
Albuquerque, has resigned The po-
sition of assistant to the vice presi-
dent of the Denver & Rio Graudc on
account of in health. Mr.. Cain, who
was general manager of the Rock
Island after leaving here. is regarded
one of the most capable railroad
men in the west.
The door Of a coach ON the Santa
Fe train bearing Brakeman SWeeze.
OF Ration. closed on q finger of that
gentleman at Lynn, y. M. between
Trinidad and Ration, the other day.
and mashed off the end Of the finger
to the first joint making an exceed
painful wound. He is taking a
.ay-off.
II. f. Mann. day operator for the
santa Fe at Holbrook. has been trans
to Belmont, Ariz., where he
the position of agent. w V.
shoemaker has taken the Holbrook
trick, and IL. CurrY. has been
transferred from Grants to take the
night toA.
Abner Anderson. foreman of the
santa Fe blacksmith shop in san Mar
'ial, and well known here, died at san
Narcial yesterday. Mi. Anderson was
me Of the veteran employees Of the
The boilers in the new Santa Re
power plant at Ration have been put
in operation, the new electric dyna-
no is being set up and the entire plant
will be in working order in a short
!me