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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08
70 ! 0V0 y % =
Feeding Farm Hands.

Every larmcr'g wlfc kn6Ts whattra
3lrcndplts apieutos iaIEn9 hands, usually
has e ! hut while tteyoeae welk the5
work, YelLstoor5sH Ho CuH Il n
y Here's a gopd suggestion about feed
ing ,Iarm bands, IGive them PLENTY
OF QUAKER Scotch Oats. l big disIi 81
Qu&Ker Scotch Oats partridge with
sugar and cream orvnilh is'tEe grsat
est breakfast in, thertwsrid- -fors = man
who needs yisor aud strength for
long days ,work,T The. man that eat,
Quaker Scotch Oats pIentifuIiy and
often is the man who does good wurs
-w1fhont EXCESSIVE 'fatlgne! OThere Is
sustaining qualify in Quaker "Scotct
Oats hDe soumi-inb ether tDtalfs "a nd FOL
economy it-is. at the head OF the LIST
Jlesides the regular, size naekalses
Quaker Scotch Oats Is, pa Gked in larsf
size family packages. with and wita
out china. a-2 . : ~ t~5 IA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08
Shift Pastures.

S..- lnr auOrua.s from ul.r- pa u
'r orr,l r'Fr. tA.rT.ay -pUAAfl.. d
sm Ikei-mtgtLrae 'tI4nSls EuEI
f ....... ~ar.r especially *
have u,Ig r>-;r.g,- ,l.I.-trI Dtr. b.
,-.- ,-.at..Ci r,s-aS- N..a E u
,-.. ,m IIs Tp- e.,-. r &
,.. '." u.' -'NH yTi-s ~ r~!S h
.,. l..r 1au, ur T." rr.s.
PIT Cr1u~1 D~ SN7pe- 4
a. - su F,,rkz3r... .u K
- ~ -. RI
f fES' r."iTr D.,~rr' E,;-G,r Il
--s--5r-..'z-sals.s't- s't---sF4-- ,-,~so---,.- :.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08

affairs Of the continuity moved along
~uhOut7 a ripple or. jar of dtscord hnr
full 30. years. .Eith only. mild SORT Of
'iiEilaseo C cdminitiea to- guard the. com
iuoa peace. -...srE --"E .rg...-.Y
r.lt fayr a sptrtt of unrest and, disor.
EantzatlOrl bHsah 70 be manifest and a
-nerd -ot = stronger 'goverrIhfens7 r sbe-
tArAe evident. and I'm the nrint Of
lS2a-an in.i6penaenr STATE. caiird rTh..
.Iuitsd ., Tn9abItance OF the Indian
IsttsAmhfatfito+t!+ |ApS cNaT ab.o,
I,u',By sui s+Heris % itfuchagaqies,e ,ehd
probably tcrritorially the smallest
ever established and the mokT -sbso-
;in'"lX Gem0crayCg5.% = .- =
one of the school houses MAS used
iDT the inauguration OF its assembly"
The -pcoplc AT once declared them.
solves tnsepandeEt of tie -Unitsd
States and OF Great BTitaIn. g.
The goLerhmpuT was Representatives
cxctutivr and judicial and embraced
9lic' vi hole voting population. each vot.
er representing himself and bts own.
interests Tue executive ,depaEtmant
witi'a "snrtrthIN cauntirh of aye mem.
ttssslGlt c IAL G9nbuuipa TIs7 itI4t&iary
lso4fisH4 yt -, jn.4i6gYpbl bli9A b. y Ilaee;;
council was the courc ias iRlt afbbn,
JrnaLRrSobitU7a q 1rHJ uf Sis ,rt.rsons.
IN CaJs of aIaYss,E EHS at once enacted
and a conIany tI militia of 20 men.
5aissd TO praiectI from domestic vio-
b.r.re aId, foreign, invasion. o
For tive years that was an aIlsuff
cirut government for that people. s.
But as there was no bower to en-
force its laws and court decisions and
its puhishInenaS5 5sun,d ebs only fines
ard banishmsHt. Il then began to
show, its insudlCIency.
lii 1885 treason crcpt in and the
Eusorumsnt tended. NJ, -
2, Tbs people then diyidcd. iutn. two
I9rttu4. one asked protection gf New
ii1IuUshirc. the other OF Canada. New
hampshire assumed Jurisdiction at
once. and sent officers OF her courts to
serve pIucrsscs- The Canada patty
ryysatsd Snd saria.L ,pi q+,IIfF took
! l.l9lY. tN.Icl, '4c G"haAaua we're
= NV IfsN3rsGir railu'afr,f anus
7An iR'til's J'sill. Inn ,t1i e4srl lhen
.....f-,. t-4Ipt! flal. iug go ..a!s had
IS ~ AnuE. a-'f's TrhUrr- 81. III tor.
's r.,ai." r'.~ r.aa = l@tsirlrE.
''>,.-u e 'l'
niONflUq s9FgcGD m.r. I.ny h&5
W ~ ~ 'E5rT1't'I,.a. n.-r Pie. m,sr
a.. r...s i'"-'.,. N'a .l.oudcrs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08
A Work Of supercrosation.!

ia Henry dislikes' beiHs ibatlnd an
argues with. his mother over ever.
ziuiaTe inch Of ehis ssfeuE-year-cld amy
Omy. ~. ~ = e---- o. :
One night. when. his, PATIENCE wit
'csft%chitiy tried by What he tbnSs
cred Wholly unneeesshreO works u
. asaiai itppde'rsis5 oG: .i',H .s,. 5,sb
.i."ohs inanina .bcodldh ~ On, Nsltps nj
stomach Ssb0dye ever sees my 1storf
aeh! "Tg,JudGc:s' Library. .-.--.g e
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08
Beware of Ointmcnts for Cafar,
oi that { Contain McrGuft,

4. rncrrtfrs yin sdtefy destroy tf-i sehs n "a,
rhtrrinG u tfirOnEh tie mj6ous stIrf1crS- SSi
,rth'Efs shpuit 5ncyes ts used cSsspt do -pFrcr
lions from rPputabr physicians. as the Gatnacr III
wifi d. - tso fun tp the enod ysI nGn possibly q
riSe from them. HAEs Catarrh Cgrr.-TADu utartur
bs F.sJ Ckshsy a CO.. fs.lSd1, o.. CSsIfl,ins nj
Guy, and Is taken internally. actiuE directly up
The JbltSti sad fnnc,sIs --Irf-ri- ct re system.
buying Hairs CatArrh cure I've You -get, {
genuine. II IL taken Internally and usfr IN rdtt
OhhA by +. J. Th-nrY 4 60. EestiH-OnlHls free.
: ssIl bS pnieS54fIy pSH., sj<I r-N+- hottle
Tax uaLI's FaEHIy PLLs fof constitution ~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08
Poker Finance

Iotiy2C 1-'P6ser5 Finance .Yoa
'7psinu cotnls,7 winncrj -AiussI VI
cash In toysEya-'5 -n.s-.rfO al 70 I
Abe Mpksby Ialso, 70 the good, :
Guess III do dc same.
Yalicrbys4:tlc q roo!.1"
l. Bill BipGy tthe banker. II big loser
i r7.TWeu,. | guess yo'r each done egetl III!
lpldsh ., gness. safcqmin- ,4GenlSnrh
Ownln' 10 dis heah attempted an III
caiicd-To' r1iH Oh de 9aiR. d. ihtttrt5c
inn. 'Tnn0 niiw rsuspehdr,. am wmi12 re
suine oppyratious till de Dauicky Zee.
i'm habI fyiIsz stbsitea4 an: dc foolis!!
dcpositahs continues doin' business n
fohmahly. And its youah deal, Mos,
6o6nltslp-iNdsfritea Sunday 'AIasa
znei o. .-~' G -="aT .--t'-~- -uC
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08
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.' I.IrH
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08
Interchange Of Opinion.

SRd hEilIinn5E Wifc-NVhtiamwca
maize: .mcuey3 but he will never 1
able 10 save any .......
Said Williams Mother-That is jui
what warned my son when he wan
ed 10 marry yOu.-Baltim"r" \md
mnn. - - r. E =.
20 ..-' s'-----v r. u
NJ Then, arg Sl5,ocV,puo worth OF hJ
,aus mud in tbs country ivory ~
vt lois uf m"E u=r nails 10 come;
i. If uefrfi5rs Win rh"lr truus4t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08

rutld oqtasueo srsaetRbieAho,ylss 1unI bot
f,eissso ?fithe; SeRnSsSiGgts anda Es!aliit !s!ali
la4$e itAhRHiiies ssoips. .Hdtitht Hdtiht al .rSeM Eb
I'Iluers 'ht.Eae etidW anodI 10 aat1,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08

p + E afgE$x ii aasaaahh sahss ssfMo ,ls
T limits of N6& T1ampshire and was en-
flteftd by .ewo.r'Rangers't 3 from rnow ar
) Coos" Gn the vicianf JuTT barrcfI lYs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08
A NURSES EXPERIENCE.

IfL 5igoL .13 iG nalIl4, .Tei7BW
B-ekaehe, Rains, in the Kidneys, sIoa
' ''' ing, Etey,. ovetcomae, TJ .;I,,,l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08
SEGESa0Ns'tN 1929
Unique CIVIC Drama Not Gener.
ally Known.
How P2opre Sof dn di an sire am Terri.
tory. Now Pittsburs, N. H., De-
ciared Their ir''Independence Of
ia ". S. and .sritalrI

BOSTON, Between the years lS2e
and ! 1885, in the region which is now
Plttsburg. y. IL. there was played in
several tetsra most unique, triyfc and
4ipTEsrsiU dramaa which, has not been
recorded in the general histories.
+ Indian stream Stettitory,S then so
called, was situuted on a broad pla-
tea9~ Where stand the markers that
sh9YXi sf BE- ddiytding, line between the
! ed-Statas- -and-CaRada ''
be Prdvisas ito bl7sTl lis hdd oaoR been
known to white msn. .htaSsts ,rhs no pif1
|. of the --'So-ash-auke-- Indians and
fIManttay' ,faestfhiIdk .H64hsaa11aaMt Was VAS
entered upon by twqsoovs5nas1om
7 E n23af#E@.I2 #E@.I2 II Sa agaa9h sahss FIN lilo ,.ts
p lGRits 'of MN Ifhhpssfhfire sfhfi ana &hs.G en-,
FIteftd by .owo.r'Rangers'b from sDow ar
Coos" lin the vicianf J.d"T bandfh lYs
pdN y d oBBAHq :EgH ifw1pTHyTyyaTEti fw1pTHyyya Eisss4ho5 who5 wdnt
pa staiSfpf&fIcif saiaS tfIf13f L M 4}Sfrir5ffya ii
libysfd 'Ayo.et hSrflof1t}Sy mht3Fmpps5
r0iiahr iau bctona! whsn HaniH Its
After-a- few weeks they 'feYpifhrd
-ehbfhp? iaaanI a1lR Ihea alfmdaasudf the
r1orestso aIub Eldwink iEcrds rIfoqnths
a6ountry. .d.CiT Ems Iafw2 70 - g,
fqTHfs2rI TfS llHYSRR SsH3F tI6S sGsoFs q q
cleared laiean2 Itfdfe fsdatAa49 Mihs
rsdd ,fpatpe" sssaetatseAhoylse fo1I bdtS
f,sltsso ?Sithes SennsssIGpt Aadat Esaali' !sal "a
l. l1Ee tAhni ipS .1dt!ht al .rieM I3bs:
'"','' vac stidW snodG 10 soFfo
NJ iaa-SaWs-iiae there was con
J slaht ,adivalUofoHhe9rHindabes do bes aolks!
drnill;sgesEandOI Immse sqltnipeopies
there have beens nsihiise y Lo. bava re- pa.
| triatcd themselves from home. friends
and lconnfrs, ITO 'av6ld' eaSama, Sf ji,t
debts and ,oasfatapt of,IhIslaa sat:; faI
'iSbaqs4mral AsssattnitaS RS6S '3s51"s5 3s5 %nii
land" But in spite OF t,sayiaoslH IN
crate admixture of good and bad thu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08
aou aus nnimated Que young 5mnn 1uf

rf1r w-ryroT,sI ECITfQn ana y has Vrk"I
6F r fIi'cffrh f,Slits iiis".fp3ri-
a"nE% r. 4 soSd', Saflif 6r &nAf|rd,r
l'atiuu means ON Ia" farm
y aladls wIshrd tn h,. Il fIImrr-L
'lllr' larnH"r." was the way James Il
',ar."r lu.' .i, rs Lc sruud ~ lu,s door
IF ~" hr- barn on his fathers farm.
lnat VIA why vent to college and
~ 20 o. lay uH" trying Zee learn Euw
20 i"' i..' best farmer possible:
Ha- Gil!t'uIt to fyaItFTtSFt uh'Y
i'surH '.,. rd yuuuE muu. clad In BIN"
n'r,.il= and a dark shirt with wlI'.
".I -aauln- his IJtnz'd face c":ill
Nr'r' d : VI :" after his uam"
ana 'noI be- mad spent h," yrHr~ ON
'H rn' - CT his ltf'. In ol.,g,,, Itulia
~. Is ulustrr. OF hall s,ctiiu %;
iu" Luy'"lu land eQbi pped Viii hnlbi.
Ing aud ,pnyeIl4nc"s usually 10 tril
"n q MODERN farmers place
Eat L was not M Ia his ll'n anil
Iuo changes that h" has mad" aud ,h"
uuN id'..> he has put into pr.lctlrp arc
.H good '.>hIhit uI what ma, ,hp sXPqci.
..oi ia n.sron farmJns.In ulh iHlir...
10. arG learned that. grain ttlSttf
hood N0,u ground and a, ,f,.rd grinder
NH - ~. Then an elevator that
a"uId ,trry 'h" grain t" storage
r-"Lns "n"'r. -ph"r", IL u"r,-sary I?.-
""u ta-h-I- IN hA cared iur.. y A.
.,r!d.d
d, NY PROPOSE tu sell grain -.
'rI. oil nrut. its mur" prorrAhl.. that
. any- sa.I D."
'rra- ~rr, l..I carrying water 20
O.. Iar.- rf no. f.t.uya-I and ,p ne,
n,a-. "a.l. 20, rUrt"ui'tn..- uf a
-r, ~.-.- -s-'.-.. aa. .-.u,..I l- q
':arr .' ... ... !.-'. ...a G-...' tanks
-M' 90. -'-. .-! -.s- plenty .t
....-. ..a'-- ..'.--a.'.- -aI .' -rg4.g-,
u.y .... -'.r'.aE 40. '-... "us.=r 'u -.'L
H.. -u. a... .....-. l- t.-n-.nE
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08
TIA miixaiiSBxpeEt6d Hob EneWi W
Aoliu tD1s common "a tLhsn 6 aand wi

I bDVulVs tp9tC NJ aRtBiVoh M ~ INILsST 2iSI
D0eiis lKidRs % d, Ills funIflh1idnv;nieo
djtion. backache.y pains in the sides at
p pkidiie yAs:. fbfoat9h 'ifnIbsH, ete ::I.fiie wi
bsar fns',p bRp4fribk ina
v-uoassa say sQAhM IatiRaf bwRo ,rsI
,tlVs6,u.Sslys RfqHb dbanJared Tspidl
,EEe, bSxss, did ,sp ,mpch st9r .Me IA 4
telling ,eTerybodS about
e'Re hdniSef fhhSai fhhSai iianaesseD6an' s2oh so
by all dealers. so cents a boSH'Foste
p&i}espEs ti9Io +St1alpU NLXs eeiM
vitsisI dtiw 3isiy aiJlo4 esIi1 & mont
'0f' {'frPy TrHy Bis 81 n22f.hSg3 IL ofPsGi6m fg bt
pctratcd by my youngesr hM
, viHsw laiiIe 81 Sinh gtbuDh .dnakn q
r0Biee stlasoll NV Uses RgSt sd9ar; JpI
Ipnxh,J Aslnet q, rEe tl tie.lonr. apds tAey ypptl ypttlI
night while my family vYits busy rsa
ing. in the library We heard Il rack
/ on aheeYaa2 ipG+Easi MIisbhsu6it D
BIO; ineet adj aqihnsd say EtisIr0 UNA .
.SiehaL1atss Unpiiani s.itasAed Z t,uil
had caused the RoiSa,l bns .1dgusV
"'NOlhin' but couple OF cats, j
toia ffi@.S3 9rni5fhc4iiP heard hsri as
+ Did you - % .lThoss,t rhayna erecfi bs
s..:.tics % nnGIwas ours lnd 'ins utli
was FeiteHosr 81 5-l55uf s'1' 1.s-f |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
HALF BILLION FOR
RAPID TRANSIT
Vast System Of Underground
Railroads Projected to Take
Care of Passengers in New
York.


HH
New York, March Gothic re-
markable scope OF greater New York's
plans FOR providing adequate trlnspor-
tation facilities Is indicated In q
statement issued here today which
shows that the expenditure Of nearly
$500, 600, 900 Is contemplated. or the
amount nearly $500. 000 900 is included
w projects Tor tunnels and subWays.
WORK involving q fourth of this to-
tai win probably be begun before the
end OF the present yfar
chief among tho Projects are thbsc
Tor the Lexington avenue subway.
which VIII run from the lower part
of the city 10 is northeastern linn
its forming. with the present subway.
q huge four-tracked 'N'' beneath the
most thicliy populated district In
America, FOR the eastern terminal belt
line, which plans to make "A complete
circuit of the Manhattan water front
carry ing both passengers and freight
20 and from every important ship ana
railroad terminal, ana for the contin-
uous transit line, which proposes an
$4,000. 600 system OF moving side
walks beneath the most crowded busi-
moss ccntors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
ROOSEVELT WITNESS
IN DAMAGE SUIT
Ex-President TeStifieS Con-
corning Use Of Photos of
Himself in "Town Topics
Publication,
my Morning journal Special Lsared wirsl

lily Morning journal Special Ifared Wirei
oyster Bay. n r.. March 2O-Ex-
President R~ooscyelt's testimony in the
suit of the photographer. who seeks
to recover 50. 600 for the Town Topics
Publishing company for the publica-
ton of three photographs OF the ex-
president IN the book, "Fads and
Fancies," Was taken by deposition
here today.
Mr. Roosevelt said that whom pub
lie attention was first attracted to he
publication IN question he did mt re
coll that he had ever given permis-
sion FOR the pictures. He thercupon
discussed the matter with Secretary
Loeb, he said. and as the latter also
had no recollection that permission
had been granted. he allowed a state
ment to this effect to be published.
some time ~aftcrward, however, the
eN-presidcnt said Mr.. Loeb came
across the letter in which he had au-
thorized the publication of the pie
lures
we arc caught, not in "a f|nlschood.
but in a forgctfulness, Mr.. Roosevelt
told Secretary Loeb. according to his
testimony today.
Mr.. Roosevelt added. according to
counsel for the publishing company.
II had no knowledge of course that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
NO TRACE Of WILLIE
NH|TLA
Police SCOur Country in Vain
Effort to Discover Boy.
Stolen from School at
Sharon, Pa,

sharon. Pa. March 2O-James :.
Whitla. father of cight-year-oid VII
lie Whitla. stated tonight that there
were no new developments i'm the
search tor his child. Frank Il. Bull.
the millionaire uncle of the kindaped
hoy. returned late today from Clcve-
land. where De went last night to in
vestigate several reports hat the boy
and his ahductors had been captured
in that city. and said that the reports
Mere untrue.
The police are securing the country
about here iu D hope OF securing evil
dencc that VIII lead 70 thv capture Of
the perpetrators OF the crime
one of the members of the Penn
sylvanis r~onstahuiary Who has been IN
sharon Tor the past two days. assist
ing IN the search for the kidnapped boy
and who has hcen shadowin ing "a woman
from Youngstown. ohio. tonight call
"a upon tho chief Of police here TO
ask aid In securing the arrest Of the
woman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
ROOSEVELT IS To
OCCUPY ROYAL
STATERQ0MS
Elaborate Preparation for the
Comfort of ex-President OH
Trip Across Atlantic,


New York, March 2O.~-The German
steamer Hamburg on which ex- Presi-
dent Roosevelt and his hunting party
are 20 make the first lcg Of their trip
10 the heart Of Africa, arrived in the
harbor tonight and VIII dock nj Ho-
boken early tomorrow. Though the
steamer IL 60 leave for Naples next
Tuesday at II a. m, arrangements
~ been made to give the quarters
reserved for the distinguished hunter
and his companions, II thorough over
hauling 70 TINT nothing That may con
duee 20 their comfort VIII be over
looked.
The Roosevelt party VIII have ac-
c-ommodatlons upon the upper prom
enade deck OF the Hamburg. Mr..
Roosevelt occupying what is known as
the ompcrors' suite. This apartment,
which was used by Emperor William
Of Germany on two OF his trips con-
eists of parlor. bed DON and bath,
furnished in royal style. 1t Is pro-
yidcd with every convenience and lux
ufy Mr.. lioosevelt's fellow hunters.
including his son Kermit. Major r.. A..
Maarns. r.. Heller and J A. Loring,
viii occupy chambers dc luxe adjacent
10 the px-president
Mr., Roosevelt's liking for exercise
will DO gratihed during the IL days
voyage 10 Naples. Tho extensive
promenade deck space of the Ham
burg offers opportunity for long walks
IN the open air while q we'll equipped
gymnasium, including. as II does
weight lifting and massage machines
duinbclls. Indian clubs and electric
ally operated mechanical horses ana
calnols VIII provide an enjoyable
means OF taking exercise and enable
the colonel TO keep in training on
horse back riding az wen as 10 learn
the lntricaclcA OF the motion of the
camel. The Hamburg Is due at
Naples. April 4th. Mr. A~toosegelth
stay IN Naples VIII pc bticf. as he
IS scheduled to leave tho next day on
the new twin screw setamer Admiral
for Kilindini harbor. Mombasa. IN
British East Africn. The distance
from Naples to Mombnsa is 1000
miles ana will consume l6 days From
Mombnsa the expedition viii proceed
hv the Uganda railway 20 Nairrobi
and thence into the Jungle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

Whether he advised President Taft OF
his attitude is not known, although
he was today In conference with the
president.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

stiff neck is caused by rheumatism
OF the muscles Of the neck. II is us
galiy confined TO one side, or TO the
back OF the neck and one side. While
Il is Otter, quite painful, quick relief
may be had by applying Chamber
lain's Liniment Not ono euse Of rhcu-
matism IN ten requires internal treat
mcnt. when there is no fever and
no swelling as IN muscular ana chron-
ic rheumatism, Cham berlain's Lini-
ment viii accomplish more than any
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

Sacramento, Cal, March. 20.~At
q conference Of twenty republican
state senators today they agreed to
stand put on the United States soma
torial provision Of the direct primary
bill, which prcscrlbes an expression
Of choice by assembly districts
The seven democrats and thirteen
republicans who advocate the state
wide vote for United states senators
are as determined as their opponents
and declare that the only way the
latter can break the deadlock Is to
get Senator Black back from Palo
Alto. where he is confined to his home
a~nrlnnalN Ill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

"As an ideal cough medicine re-
gard Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in
a class by itself" says Or r. A. Wilt
shire, of Gwynneville, Ind. Il take
great pleasure in tostifying to the re-
suits o Chamberlain's Cough Medi-
cine. In fact, / know Of no other
preparation that meets so fully the
expectations OF the most exacting In
cases Of Group and coughs of chill
dren. As 1t contains no opium. chlor-
oform or morphine it certainly makes
a most safe, pleasant ana crficacious
remedy Tor the liz it is intended"
For sale by All druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
TAKln Nn11.t

The Aziec fucl company receives
fresh c-onslgnmcnts of American
Block Coal every few days. We guar
antce correct weights, quick delivery
and the best of service. We handle
All kinds OF mn and mountain wood.
Phone 251. office Granite and First.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
DEAD; TWENTY
HURT IN MINE
Explosion From Windy Shot in
Indiana CoIIiery Proves DiSaS-
trouSi Victims Overcome by
Deadly Gas.
fBy Morning journal Special Lensed wifsI

- ~ a = AeGhNFU III
Evansville, H., March 20. Five
people were KILLED. a score were in
lured and many We're overcome by
gas IN an exposion in the %Sunnyside
mines here this afternoon.
The Dead.
WILLIAM SCHNItTT.
SAMUEL COOMER.
NELSON WILLfNGHAM, SIR, coll
ored
JOSEPH SCHNECk.
NELSON WILLfAGIfAM. Jr.. col
ored.
The explosion was caused by a
windy shot due to an o%vorcharge Of
powder. The dead were all Killed by
sulphuric fumes which followed the
shot. The mine va swept as # by
a whlrlwind.
T%wenty-ninc men were in the mine
at the time.
The first rcscuers were almost sur
located on going down in the mine.
The men in the north shaft, who
were not seriously affected by the ex-
plosion, were the most active in the
work Of rescue.
As news Of the disaster spread a
large crowd gathered In which were
scores Of persons who had relatives
ia the mines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

nation that the boy was near Cleyc.
land.
At ! O'Clock Chi,f Kohler said de-.
velopmcnts were expected at any mo-
ment.
The Leader tolephoncd for Mr.
Whitla. at sharon. father 90 the boy
nj 1875 O'Clock W W. SchiIing am
swored the call He would not say
whether Mr.. Whitia had made ar
rangcmonts 10 go to the place at
which il was expected billie" would
be found.
HE said De would remain in Mr..
Whitla's office subject To call.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

OUR DOMESTIC FINISH rs JUST
THE THING AND SATIsIYES OUR
"ATftONS. III YOU WANT TO BE
UP TO DATE HAVE YOUR LAUN-
DRY DONE BY THE IMPERIAL
LAUNDRY. BACK or POSIOFFICE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
PUSH PANAMA CANAL
LIBEL PROSECUTIONS

Washington. March COZ There
VIII be no abandonment of the Pa
mama canal libel prosecution by the
administration. according 20 a high
administration official today The
eases win be handled In the regular
order, as reached on the calendar. Re
ports were circulated today that the
administration had decided to let
their cases lapse for the next four
years.
Attorney General Wickcrshom's in
v%cstigation of these eases, II is said.
has satisfied him that tho government
should proceed with the prosecution.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
\ Neichhor of Yours.

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or scalds. crick in the back. neck or
side-some kind Of an ache or pain
Then heed this advice ami tell your
observation-disclosures SNOW Liniment
relieves all aches and pains. and heals
all wounds. j. Il. O'Ricily 4 Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

Cleveland. O.. March sf.-The
Cleveland Leader saws this morning
Al ~: so the Whitla kidnapping case
s. emcd near solution.
Detective Perkins. 81 Pittshurg.
who came Co Cleveland at midnight.
IL is understood. had definite lnfor-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-14

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