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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Ginianl.

Gie Mattbcif mro Die aldaliAfeit,
9ie 4lntt6eit, (ie 2lutdglihfeit,
Gle 6reibeit Der @emobnIidteit,
Ter Mangel an Ncrionlidteit
lie BADEN mir pergGllt
Gie 6rcuoe aa ser @elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03

mlittcIn ioate Sncd)orin nicmols ucy-
>unnot lpcrocn, ion0crn 81 bicicm
3pcd ioQte MIR rciner 3lttcr perlpcll-
oct mCr0Cl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Baltimore Tampf,- Yafet So.
mite NIB Superidfase e,at.9inie.l
Dte Yer. G~tdotens4oft betoroeruo.
Tamsfsr yiqira!Hta" Inenl yAIabaHa.~

b8tUT9Idi" u3FuNtNtf",
Bumptet fGbren iieIiG. Sonniaes ausaeuon-.
mtn. bon ben .9ai.oinie"sBiers GIT. fo--16.
eiadis5irake, $50 abenos. brett md 90
Roirt Comfort gtoriolf portsmouth uno alien
Tinften beS Sioeue. Gerttnonng In Cfo
pnirt Comfort nit ag. & {. @ifenbdbn". adn
.Genboarh air Cine foItoen 3ue nad 9orts.
mouth uno Ntluntn. Sn gorfplf Berbtnonua
NIT her ~sItIantie eoaIt 2ine." ssorfcIf au6
reiifih uno .SIo Dominion 9tne" nod Mem.
bern. gBafbtneton. R.'9., Rt6mnno, ia. uns
aieirs Ucrf.
qualification mad enrop1ifhem QIone. eiril.
ri6fe aailtPn3inuIer, eteftrifhe geIeu6tune,
tnnpfbei8urG, aoien fret, ReFerh.rie aafnfer.
thinner In hei, letstitreuur Der Bah Cine
gr. t67, oftsPaIiimrre. Strabe, gt. 500 uto
Pnfttircrss uno gaIeettsetrahe. Continental
9ruft pui. bin1" urn sIibaueb's Wr. 100. asorb.
GbdrIeSsSirdbe.
3pbu ". eberiusBb, q. Rruiuu,
Rire. Frdf. II Ger. sManneer. Gen. sgdft. .Saent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03

fufdlsS hlnfpaQaoHs nab EeipsDrrt tno be,
reit gum @thrnub in bcr 9umoen uno ut
rot lIsSt1ti0n nm 1000 abenbs.
", nod MfnnttesGtn an W0dentnaeu: e..
rn6 4tfantte.6itg iiGlif; Z. mad Ntlantie.Gtt
SonntuHs. Nlt 8ige bulien In Rifmiuston.
e h6Ii In Ebeiter IN.
Y,hifp,. Ntfum., Gambler tution, .s.l5 1prm.,
e. 20 g'dfm., m. 10 ghenbs: Iit. HphaIsS Citation.
's,2U 9iorm., 1925 giatm.. 2Gt5 StbenoS.
Abcroern Iftnmi, gnmh,usStaticn. al 90
Tadn, 1910 Nbeno5; VT. rehabilitation
II Oh Tutm., 1915 aheuns.
@efernirlre non Nnnm in Shlafs uber Rat
lorry0naaon5 Gneiferaten ETC. tprrhen f6ren be-
fcrqi per 1eiephcu in nleh fulaenbeh BILLET,
Niirentr Charles, uuo Nd!ttmoresEirdhe. Is. &
r., CT. Raul 1924 0oer Wo.. gonrttnnS 1901
mt. @~pnaf-Staticu. e. & q. gt. Wernon 9t2s:
gnmhers Stntion Information sFiirentl, 6. 4 Z.
-, Raul $40, oher Wte.. Court IND ss26. uRs
"a SEQ. Glb.gtoa5voa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Sin Sdlad)Sug.


Nem. Dorf 9. W6r5. = Son
ser GrfenutniB geleitet, oaB Die 8e-
iebge6ung sic ibr uorliegenoe Bill
annebmen miro, trait oeren fllr Die
1Sahrt mad Gonep Ssluuo nur fiinf
Gents erbo6en meroen biirien, bat Die
.Srooflpn Hapib Eroniit So" einen
darotteriitilfen Sfad5ug getbon,
ser nltr oaroui berehnet lit, Dem &C.
icb cin Sdnippd)en 81 ihlagen.
ErGiioeut gomin ". @inter bon
Der g. 81. :. g." erlieB ndmlid) &C.
tern Radmittag cine lor9fdlti9 for.
mulirte grfldrung, melh2 oaralti
baiirt, DAB baS AppeQotionsgerid)t
buS 8utahten obgegeben bat, ooB Die
.grooflpn SeigbtS Gailrpao 60"
ols lolde oos &eft beIibt, einen
SSabrpreis Don 10 Gents nad GoneD'
,>slano SIT erbeben. I'm iih oiele
Gntideioutg 81 9tabe SIT MAIDEN, lit
sic .9roofIpn Gapio Sraniit Co."
ofii5iea auiseloit morben. Nm Die
Steue berielben trttt Die .5raniit
Development Co." iuelde alien 81
nicn bie eleftriife getriebSfraft un0
olldb oas gauge 9etriebsmatcriol lie.
fern Miro. Ser gauge iibrige 8e'
%id,ditsbctrieb miro iih ober mieoer
ali sic llnter- 81 ieaiAaften pertDei-
len, aus benen bie %. 81. Z. g." 5lt-
ia%mmengeiett NOR. Gas 6eiBt nit
onoeren @orten: Die South 9roof-
Inn Haillpap So" miro ale Sinien
iitolif pom vErolpect'Forf," Die
alien Iampibabnen, betreiberL mGb.
reno Die iibrigen StroBenbobnen lll1-
fer Die 2eitung Der 9rooflpn 9eigbts,
Der Noiiau electric uno Der v9roof-
Inn, Gueen's County unb Su6lrban
electric Hailroao 60" fonr,cn MGR
Ben. Cen Setrieb oes Sodbabts
SpItems iibernimmt nieoer Die
.9rooflpn Union glepoteo HailroaD
Gompaup."
Ser Iurbganas 3ugbienit uno
oas Sranier.S pitem peroen ollrh
oicies arrangement nibt beeinilubt.
&ermiidlte telcsrapbiidc Gcpcidlen.
ErGiioent Hooiepelt lit erIllht
iporben, ieine OrOre pom lesten Sabr,
orlrd) nclde allen NngeItellten in
Sdiiisballboien, Nrienalen uno 8e-
mebriabrifen pabreno Der Monatc
SUM Suli uno gueult am Samltag
Elm Salbieiertag beniQist poroen
mar. 5u errlelteri.
Gie 9erbauoluneeu i'm Iro5eB
oegcn 9inger Sermom III SrH]cn
meaen 8erniftrr9 6iicntiit)er S,flt
mente mdbreno leiner Ints5eit dis
GommiiiGr oes 8enerollanoamts, Die
i'm 8oibingtoner Griminalgeridlt &C.
iiihrt meroen, meroet morgen Don
Hellem beginner. gal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Mcrd)ants G Mincrs transport. So.

LnhpftrEETHtt.
NradIt uno 0afaatere.
.Hadl Bottom aub bem Eften
Wl0tt, Tienft., 3onneriI., Can't, O ltbr stbbS.
fHndi 9rpuioenee hub bent riten
Sotr!da. Wititmodb, Greitug. O llbr Wbenos.
+gndl Ieiupurt. Te,us unb Torfuf
thgli6. o llbr gfbcnos,
f5tnft ditgenumnten tdglih bis 3 tlbr Gnf..
fir henielben 1aa a6fabreiioe Sampfer.
Niad SaOurrab unb bent Gleeu
Iienftnp, Enntterftaa, Somftng. @ uhr Nbenbs.
n. y. Goria. gleent. 9otg God.
S~anpt.ghrena: German. unc etsbt'Gtraht.
t3,I&5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
eenru e. qtetn'S Nehourunt.

Wr. I'D, NInO., rabf VDrnfbsaIrnNe.
Ror5iigfiGe sSciue. G.trtiuofen u. n1ion'
Gjaarrcu, @eiles Qlter ON 8dpi. 9uutt
iiir Scfdditslerte Dor 1870 3orn,. bis
2 llhr 9(n6InitiGps. GeIepbur, =. 4 ii
- VT. gerlloll 3008 H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03

t'niis iiir's AHslanb beior1t e. giatne. Ir.
412 CT Satttmore.St nahe GpitRaEsuie.Nss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
.So.ui Meg ,,Nictpotet Seue,"

Hornoit,gds 'pn 2uirs unb 9Drreit.S ctr.
SauptGInriier oes SeiaHqnereiHS ar 10
ote". Ginpflmoen leoen 1onneritaegtbeuo
&erfaudnlluHGen oes Centennial Wtebper'
Ncrer1l5" tcocu 2. nm 4. Iieuitag i'm
Dtpudt. SPlclb0I--G. * II. Q9plfe tI5B u
Gaatpa auo Stgbtanbtpp n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
IBAlzDI!a5@EgE&Or1ED
RAILROADS.
' A0glib. 2luiIU, uusleiioIiIrlen S0nntae
& gtlu GuIlIItuu.
uueAeIIumInen Sonntaa


oft ealloefaSldttol tlaW gSathllgtpu an
2aotbenluqe1 100 Norm. bis 500 ghenos.
ftilbtre 9lbfaGri bon Der Wtt. JtnnaIsS tution.
&nibinn,on. o~erlgtict ~. JiDnulr Citation
tG.05, 'j.4b, I7.tC, n 80, 1856, $3.50, llO.5l,
!lt.53, 2ll,55 9'jrm. +12.t3, !i2.b5. l.b5.
.243. 1880. Ale, .!4.55, y o. @afm t6.09,
lG.jb. *s.09 C1imitebl, #l0.5b, Fit,23 Ibenos;
I perl. gnToetrE tattun 300, 1T. 10. 1880. 100,
t7.20. 300, $50, 1000, 1000, li1.00 IuriH.
1890 81, tt2.O2 Z, tt222. 100, III 05, l2.OO.
300. .3.15, "A 90. 40, 800. 1905, $3.50
tltmitco), 1000. 1905. *tt.10, +tt.32 Nbos.
andapuiis nj. Decentralization 1850 urn
1906 &orm.. 400 uno !b.55 yindbnt. 9arnheIs
Stntton, 1900 uuo 1890 BGrm 1900 Mittne5.
300. 20 80 yildbm. llo 1900 @benos.
Sreoerif, Camden Stnttru, 1885 lino 29.16
BORN, U,25. 1870 UNI 1920 g1Gbm.
&tufleter, UT. JtoOnl. l7.t0 8urm, l2.43.
1850 g'atni.; 9nmoer,ztntiou. 1920 8ornt.
800. 1850 uno a 90 Mndm.
&agerstown, NJ. JfonnlsGtaiion, no Born,
!3.5O Gadni.; Gdmoet5S tati0G. l7.20. l7.3s
&oriH.. 1850. 400 9iadnt.
Guteutt.6iig rrb at. Ntrp, gnmoensS tatton.
1.35 2o.1b SnriH., n.25, 1890. +6.20 glatHtu
$50. +114b Mhenos
euran, aRt, .Noeol Citation, *2,4S ga6m,;
9ainoelt 400 Nnfnt.
s;uHnf Blue 2ine
uafl philadelphia nnb Ven BORT,
Geucr Iet minus On Der 2reilro5 funnAtp'teI
1trdBe. 9letp gort bcQuent mad Goiels Lbenters
tnc SetCtQttssSiftrtit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Eooter uno 80 8erleete.

Sall Setnarol1e, Gal. - GlH
Eooter uno 80 8erGebtc.
" aterburu Cont, 3. WGr3.
- Sier 5oOte unO 8~pon3ig Serleste,
BON melhen notwithstanding aud nod
5ipei lterben mer0en lit oaS Rellltat
zines 3uIommenitoBes BON 3pei Eui-
ingicr5iigen alti Ser Haltgatud-I iuis
iion ser .9tem.Dorf, HemsSauen ono
Sartforos9abn" bel 8latt'5 Drills
bellte Mor9en. Giner Der ,3iige mar
cin Spe5iol5ug, ser @oupcrneur Hol.
lin E. @ooOruff uno Stob, SO Wonn
itarf, bon bier, no lie einem 9anfett
betge1pobnt botten, nadJ Sartforo 5lts
riidbeforbern iollte. Ter an0ere 3u9
mar Elm reaulorer. Der Spe5ialyug
bate oui eincm S%eitenoeleiie ben
realllGrcn 3ug porbeiiabren laiiert
ioIlerL je0oh mar Der 2otomotipiiib-
rer an Der Stelle porbcigeiobren. Die
bier 5o0ten iino Die 2nfomotipfiibrer
uno Sei5er Der beiocn 2ofomtiuen,
oie polItGnoig 5ertriimmert puroen.
Sie ShmeruerIebten limo 5reo. s.
Huiiel ulo &. g. Gbamplin Don 9fctu-
Supeu.
Gin 5o0ter bel oicicm II IL
iaIl.
Gan 9ernoroine, Sal, 2.
Wdr5. - O3it elmer groBen 3obl
&oIiogiere beiebt, 6or1tnter piele BE.
iud)er aus Dem SItcll. ipltr0e Der Eai.
ia9ier5ug Der rsltdiion 3opetas
Santo 8e.9abn," Der t19lid) 6abrtcn
iiber elm braheniormi9es iceniifeS
@elei'e madlt, ollrd) cine ofiene @ei>
Ge norOlid) bon Cotton sum gntglci.
len gebrodt, nobel Elm Sopaner &c.
toOtct, Der Sei5er id)mer unO 30 Eers
ioncn leift perlebt mur0er. Inter
oen 2eiftperleBten befinocn it'd @nl.
1uttle bon philadelphia, Srou Z.
Sorris bon Nen.0orf, 3. 6. Sboop
pom @auieon, Ohio, mo Sri. &.
Barter pom 2insman, Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03

EGile snr Heiie in's Mnslanb be.
Iorai Is Iainc, Tr. 413, Git.Sa!ti.
nore'S trahc, uabe Gpitnmbpaie.Nss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Ser GtienbabnsW olo6.
Bier SoStc nnO siuansis gerlette in
Connecticut.

6cuberuelr @oooruif in GROCER
SebenSgefabr. - 3pei Baiiagier.
3itgc rcnnen in potter Sabrt gegen
chamber. - Gin id)merer llnfol
chi elmer icetiihcn 9abn 81,
Son 9e%rnoroine, Sal. - Gin
Eooter uno 30 @erlette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
edr1ibts .Gtfenfran,.pune,"

6alDtau1riier hes aBabern ar.stlnt. 'glers
ems" sS'hcHiran8 ; GGmens BetetnS."
sGanton Smmetpdbrshj zen 9aif, nth geibs
Eeretlis." .Eenifche @emiitb.t6 teit" uHb
sSetper'gonilobe @r. AS. 3. a. q
TelepbDlt 1Soiie 1873 r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Subn NranS's ,9dder.Serbsrge,"
NDtert glpn nter's

rWspanrtsWtd nner dlor.Sane,"
@r. ip21-t923, ErieanS.etruss.
S~nuptnnnrtier oeS aDlo5art . Skinner
hos" Sineitunoe ieben Gpnnerliag
9lheno. Der nWlo1crt G1I.' unb 9eibs
Neretn" %hcrfaminfli NG ieoen Wlrntaa
bier ebefapeufe ; {elepbpu Wolfe
s44 3, (@priI4.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
3~fcpl shi.cngsr's Gafr,
g. spabu's Neftaurant,

Wr. 9a3, 9urSseosn., maize sni6nnp ctr.
electromagnetic! beg .sslrionta,9eR'
firift5 III. 1876. sbficr. SinyiftS ssr.
1903. 9. Il. g." uio aGiitrifis fr. SO.
7, Il, ". Sdae au Nereiite al bernie.
then iSeinite Ftere. l1eine uno anbtte
@1eirdnfe. Gel: Is. g. u. MoIfe $50 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03

WITHIN . UNuHIVH CItttITFtNIsSdTf,"
shbiJeitsGfe 3. Ctr. II. 5o't.Aue., Gautou.
SalptduGrtier ee5 .91nions9,eoer.ran3"
9u%npns&ersiH %berinmmelt fih ienen Ii,ns
itda Nbenh. - ogctiondI"sRier an 3api.
eber npeaie 1tEe9pon - @nIfe i4s3 &.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-22
a=F T .f-a- -'fa ss-.as#
  '#s
-fasSs t..t

Woman Io7oa a clear, plc@'9a. 4arlal& 1fJo3 |.r- e- G=s ta .as'. .a-s 4.- sores r9sts, a.z.l3 Leats..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-22
STEAMER ALLEN
 HAS BEEN REPAIRED

E. H.4 l}otstord, owner oi 1he steamer A. D. Allen, which has piled between Little Rock and other down river points for many years has gone to Paducah, Ky. where he will se- cure the Allen. which has been un- dergoine extensive repairs during the past winter and will bring the boat from there to Memphis and thence up the Arkansas river to this city. The steamer will bring up a cargo of cotton and slaves bound for Little Rock, says yesterdays Gazette. Her owner has no special contracts this
 year outside of one for hauling slaves, and the boat is scheduled to haul everything in the way of gen
 eral merchandise. Eugene Pfeiter
 local agent for the Arkansas River Packet Company. stated last night that he had written his company to find out whether OF not they could operate steamers up to Little Rock again this winter. as they did last
 The river is now high enough to caF- ry such boats as the LuciIe Rowland and others owned by 5he packet com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-22

man of liberal views, and is one of
 our clearest and most forcible writ CTS. His educational advantages. his familiarity with current public af- fairs. and his accurate knowledge of the needs of our people lit him pc culiarly for usefulness in the Le4is- lature of our state. Ns Inc vice president of fhe Arkansas division of the Southern Cotton Association he hts studied the wants of the farmers and will look after their interests. His candidacy is worthy of the con
 sideration of the voters of this conn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-22
NEW MA SONIC
Ff - -g TEMPLE

NaH= Aa..4. Nov Nt.. mrA~.as ceremonies. preceded '% i aJs5e AIasous q. Gcyav. New York. a~sl>.- d 3H many 5t~t.G2u.-hel visitors. wtIl Comoerow .ay he cornerstone of the neW Masonic temple at Lafayette aad GeEmonf avenues, iirooNNu Judge Townsend Scli1er of the -o- peeme cou.r. who is -raud master ot the NaSous of New Nork >tate. vii he the principal speaker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-22
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA.

panH and will likely remain this high the rest of the winter. Mr. Pfeifer thinks that the company will put T regular schedule of boats in opera uon between here and Memphis, as was the case last year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-22

the auspices of the lrish- American Athletic club. Some of the best cross country runners of the United States and Canada are entered for the event, which is attracting a great deal of attention in athletic circles
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-22
ROBINSON FOR REPRESENTATIVE

In this issue of ,he Graphic an- pears the announcement of Captain C, r. Robinson for the Legislature. Capt. Robinson is recognized as a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-22

Two or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping Gas and bath 622 Walnut street 11-19-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-22
CROSS- COUNTRY
 CHAMPIONSHIP

New York, Nov. 22.-All arrange nents have been completed by the Championship committee of the Am- lteur Athletic union for it's cross
 punuy championship, which will be leld at Celtic park tomorrow under
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-22
MISSING WORD CONTEST
+ < + + + + !. + + 4 I. -k .f CONDITIONS OF CONTEST.

* Read Each Ad Carefully. + + In one of the several advertise + + ments on this page there has a'
 + been a word left out purposely. + + Read each ad carefully and see + + if you can find the missing + < word + + To the first person who finds + + this missing word and brings or +' < sends U to the GRAPHIC OF + < FICE We will give ONE DOLLAR +'
 + IN CASH. + + Write on one side of the pa +'
 * per, giving the word and the # i- name of the firm from which *
 * the word was missing. *. Write your name and address * i; plainly on the paper. Seal in a f 's plain envelope and bring or mail * 's. to the Missing Word Editor of +
 :. the Daily Graphic. No answers *
 + received by telephone. *
 + Answers will be received be- 's
 + tween the hours of a. m. and + F p. m. ol the day after publica +
 + ton. ' l. The names of the successful F r finders will be posted on the * ! Quality Shop window. Stop and + F look. You may be one Of the + ! lucky ones. '
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-02
AN EXCURSION FROM
THE ANC|ENTON
AUGUST H
Big Bunch Of Fans Expected to
Accompany the CentralS- "A
Lot Of Local Baseball Is In
Sight,

An excursion from Santa Fe Will
carry the Santa Fe Centrals and the
CAPITAL CITY fans to this city on sun
day. August 11th, for the game be-
! tween the Santa Fe team and the Nc
Intosh Browns at Traction park.
.. a. Matson, manager of he
Browns. received word yesterday from
the manager Of the Santa Fe team
that an arrangements for the excur-
sion had been made and that several
hundred Santa Feans would arrive
here Sunday at II a. m.
The communication also stated that
the Santa Fe team had been strength
ened, and that while the Browns might
win again. the visitors would put up
a stiff fight.
CimarrOn Has More Cracks.
The games with the Cimarron team
on Saturday and Sunday which the
Browns have arranged for are going
to be hot ones. according to Manager
MatsOn Of the local team. The
.CimarrOn team will have three new
players in It's lineup Saturday, all of
whom are reputed to be crack men.
Padilla Expects To Win.
The Barelas Grays and Southwes-
tern Brewery team will meet In base
ball array Sunday afternoon on the
Barelas diamond TO fight for the terri
torial amateur championship, won
from the Ger0nimOs by the brewery
team recently.
Dan Padilla, manager or the Ba-
relas nine, said yesterday that he be-
lieved hat the South town boys would
carry the emblem Sunday night.
The GcrOnimOs are laying low,
waiting for a good opportunity to play.
but Manager Martin Ryan stated yes
terday that 20 date he had not signed
up for any game, although his players
are urging him to do SO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-02
TURNSLAUGHONM MEN
Who SCOFFED
At MINE
.EIfego Baca Believes He Has
Bonanza in Sofia Property in
the Famous HiIISboro Dis
trict,

An eight inch vein OF gold. the FIRST
assay of which runs SiO0 to the ton
was struck Wednesday afternoon In
the san Antonio and sofia gold mine,
near Hillshoro, n. NJ, owned by FL
fcgo Buca. q well known local attor-
utN.
Mr.. Baca received "a message ycster.
day morning from his snu. Alfred
BaCa. who. with Julio Spdillo. % min
ing expert, have charge of the work
al the mine. The message stated that
the strike appeared to bee ana excellent
one. with indications of a continuation
of the vein.
MI Bacn. Ia talking about the strike
yesterday said.
"rhc strike was made at q depth
of l2h feet. While HW not poe
uuaintcd with The details of me dis
cuvery. the tone of my sons message
Indicates that 10 is one of the lucklest
finds ever made IN nat vicinity
cone reason why I feel luhilant over
the finding of the biE oiEht-inyh vein
of gold. o. that when ! purchased the
friends said was foolish. hut ] told
Thorn to wait. should the ore ran
dpep enough. it should pay % gooi
xiHu Go che ton, ana possibly moro.
while dn NOT intend Geo retire
from public life. still should mN piuu-
pttN prove aa valuable us lll indiyu-
items point be in he : viii bc un yn-y
street fot The rest of NOV lifc.'
MT. Bapa expects 90 Visit thp min,
Within the ucNt week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-02

Lawrence Ufeld left for Santa Zee
Yesterday morning 10 VISIT friends Tor
several days. after which he VIII go
40 Trout Springs for an outing. lie
viii return 10 Albuquerque In Septem-
Der for "a short stay before resuming
his duties at the University.
G. T.. spadcr. county commissioner
Of %Sandoval county, spent yesterday
ia Albuquerque
Miss Aleda Holmquist returned
last night from "a months vacation
spent ON the acific coast, In the
northwest cities and Denver.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Adah Chapter. No. ., o.. =. s., this
evening at s O'Clock. BY order Of
the Worthy MatrOn. Laura Fluka,
secretary.
Edward Edwards, for several
months one Of the Morning Journals
expert linotype operators. left last
night FOR El Paso, whence he VIII go
to Chicago 10 locate.
uiien. the five-m0nths'-Old daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mr-. John Biddlecome,
Of 1O2 North Broadway, died early
yesterday morning The father Is eN-
pected TO arrive here this morning
from San Francisco, whore he has
been employed The funeral arrange
ments win be- announced later.
H0N EfIiIf NItfihA lflIif0f lihtif' W
the department Of commerce ana la
Dor. who b. compiling marriage and
divorce statistics for the census bu-
reau left last night for Los Lunas,
Socorro and Las Cruces, after com
pleting his investigation for the rec
ords Of B|ernalillO, Mckinley and SAN
d0val counties. Mr.. Seitz has been In
this locality for about a month past.
Miss Adele Carr, daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Clark Carr, 500 North
Fourth street. was hostess last night
at a pleasant little function In honor
Of her eighth birthday. The grounds
around the carr residence were pref
lilly decorated and Illuminated In hon
or Of the event. Those present were
Misses Marion Grunstcld, Gladys KEEL
~, Lorna lester. Margaret McCanna,
Anita Hubbell. Esther Trotter, Mar
iorie stein. Florence Grunsfeld, Ma
mic Kelly. stella Armiio, Helen john
sou, Helen Hope, Margaret Spargo.
Agnes Childers, Edith Chllders, CATH
crime O'Reilly, stella Kelly, Myriel
Hope, Margaret Hubbell Evelyn Trot-
ter, Aline stern, linda Grunsfeld and
Carmclita ward, OF Boulder. colo.
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LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
THE WEATHER.


washington. Aug New Mexico
and Arizona. Scattered thunder
storms Friday and saturday
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RHEUMATIC FOLKS!
Are You Sure Your Kidneys Ar,
WpIIp

Many rheumatic attacks are due to
uric acid In the blood. But the duty
Of the kidneys Is to remove uric acid
from the blood Its presence there
shows the Kidneys are Inactive. Don't
daily with uric acid solvents" You
might TO- on til doomsdsy with them.
but until you cure the kidneys you
Will never get we'll. Doan's Kidney
pills not only remove uric acid, but
cure the kidneys aud then all dan
ger from uric acid is ended.
Aiselmo Armijo, living at 1874
Cerrillos ST., Santa Fe, n. NJ, says;
"For several years my wife suffered
a great deal from bachache, pain In
the back Of her head and rheuniatism.
Medicines that she used proved Of lit
tie or no avail until she commenced
with Doan's kidney Pills which we
had the good fortune 10 learn of and
procured a box at Ireland's Pharm-
.acy. The ge%nuineness Of this medi-
cine as "A cure for the kidneys was
amply proven In her case. After US
Ing five boxes she was a well woman
aud has enjoyed good health ever
since. make this statement unsoltc-
tied. being prompted to do so hat !
may show my appreciation OF TINS
remedy. Doan's kidney pills"
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents. Foster-Mnburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-D oans-and
take no other.
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In the eyeu that you should not re-
e,ite YOUR morning paper telephone
the Postal Telegraph Company giving
- uAmo and address and the paper VIII
he delivered rs = special messenger.
Telephone 80,
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Fine Registered AngOra Bucks

FOR y a y.
I have SONS high grade and Registered
Bucks Tor sale. Ringing la axe from eighteen
months to four years. Also some high
grad. aud registered does. Prices given ON
application. N. x. McCHAHN,
San Marelai. New Mexico.
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0oNCEufn THE Hr~r kmNtN NriN
~ FNHTH TANMoon uuI ~rRlND~
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Butte. Mont. Aug 1.-The refusal
Of the mine owners Goo grant lr I'M
crease of 90 cents pcr dty Go tn, ma
rhini-ts employed boz thr mime. Wus
followed hN the calling uuf ut iha
members of the muchlnist- union 90
midnight last night. About 300 mon
belong tu ihp union.
The Imperial QuartrHc entertained
l large crowd at thc skating .Iuk Il-t
might. Thtlr SONGS u,rr .y W.I rene
IeftI Chat thtN were DHuu.Ie I 200
RESPOND iu $3.50 tucarr
Orra laxative rruIf -traa De- a unlsf
u%HsIIIrr guarantee 'H .H"r .H. HI|.n
.. headache. sI.maUH tr.HH. .r God. rH
f Indigestion If rala fH, Hl.Iu..
eIa rtrInH tHur m.Hrt What w .In Hn.
boo it D 20 pN.rIH '. irHFE
CONCEDED TIIE Hf~r krnNtN AVN
~ EAHrH tANMOon mut SPRINGS