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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-08-12
SAD Of FlorIda. Counts Of Madlson.

State Of Florida, County Of Madison.
Before me personally appeared j. j. Hauell, b.
B. Mccall and a. Z. Johnson, three Of the above
named subscribers to me well known, and acknowl'
edged severaly that they signed the foregoing Ar.
ucles Of incorporation good faith for the purpose
therein expressed, and that thew have each sub
scribed for the amount Of the capital stock so sta
ted in the Articles Of Incorporation.
Witness my hand and official seal at Madison,
FLORIDA, this the 2nd dav Of August, a d. 1909.
lSeal1 {. h. ASHLEY,
Notary Public, State OF Florida at Large.
NY Commission expires July 9th 1913
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NoTIoE On nlsnHAnnr

Notice IS hereby given that six month"; q.
date the undersigned Will make final rein.Nall.
her accounts MS admlnstratrix Of the esta,o y.
such time apply 70 the county Judge a. n.
ison county, Florida, for her discharge AZ s,lt
Administrative. 'l'l
I FANNIE Z. PATTERSON
Administrators estate OF c. W. Sandets
cea ed. June 10 lQ01 N
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Madison, Fla, Aug. 8, 1909.

IdUIoUUl Id's AUBs o IJUJ.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with all members present, and
after being called to order by the
chairman the examination and APP
proving Of pension applications was
resumed, and pending same board
adj burned to meet again Tomorrow
in regular session.
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Treasurer and such other officers and agents as ne
hoard Of Directors may from time 20 time provide
Tor The board Of directors shall be chose. annu-
All. al the annual meeting OF the st9cN aoiueIs
Witch sbsll be In the companys general oihee az
eight O'Clock, r. No., held on me hrst tNTsgAy u
August in each year. tn boafa OF DHe.tol "
shall annually, as sron as praSueao.o .ssr,i ~
election elect 4 president and the other oheers Oh
the corporation.
section g The duties Of the President, the Vice
President the Sec ctarY and the treasurer W. sue
other officers as may be PROVIDED toI s."l s
as usually pertain 10 those Offices, unless otherwlse
prescribed by the bylaws. The same person may
Xii The two offices Of Secretary and Treasurer
section 3. The time place and manner OF cal,
directors except when regulated by law or BY the
charter, shall be fixed In the bylaws.
The election of the Directors shall be by balloii
each stuckhoder 10 be entitled 10 one vote tor eaeh
share Of stock owned by him.
Section 4. The officers who are TO conduct ne
business until those elected at the hrstelecon sha
he T. l. Harrell, President; q. =. mizsl' wee
President, B. u. Mccall, Secretary and Treasurer;
and j. !. Harrell, B. Mccall, {; mlSeIi ana
4. T. johnson shall constitute the Boarc OF DIee-
tors until their successors are elected IA August
1910
Seetion5. The Board of Directors shall provide
for the election appointment and SHAH TX me au
ties Of such other officers or agents as they may
deem recessarv or advisable, and SHAH make such
rules and regulations and take such actlcn, not m
consistent with the charter and the by ws OF the
corporation, as they may deem advisable and pro-
per to regulate and carry Ca the business OF the
corporation.
ARTICLE VI.
Limit Of Indebtedness.
Section /, The corporation shall at no tine in
cur an Indebtedness or liability Of over Five lhou-
sand Dollars.
ARTICLE VII. Nt
Corporate Seal,
Secuonl The corporate seal Of the corporation
D. Gin affInF IN
ing the words: "Harel, johnson q Company
Seal"
ARTICLE vm.
Bylaws.
sectonl. The stockholders Of this corporation
shall adept bylaws not inconsistent with the char
ter Of this corporation and the laws Of Florida Tor
the government Of its officers.
Those first adopted shall be adopted by the vote
Of majority Of all the shares OF the capital stoch
Of the corporation at that time subscribed, ana may
be amended in the manner provided for in SAID by
laws.
The foregoing Articles of Incorporation are this
day approved, adopted and signed as the proposed
charter Of a corporation, at a meeting held for that
purpose in the town of Madison and State of Flor
The names and residences Of the subscribing in
corpor1tors are as followsato wit: j. J.. HaTeA,
B. b. Mccall and A. E. Johnson, all of Madison
Fla. and c. r. Mizel Of hipley, Fla.
The said ~ Harrell has subscribed for $4,000
B. b Mccall. $1,000 90, c. + Miztll and A. +.
Johnson 81 10000 each, Of the said capitll stock.
In Witness Whereof, we hereunto subscribe our
names this the 2nd day Of August, a. d. 1909.
j. J. HARRELL,
{. F. MIZELL,
B. y. MCCALL,
A. f. JOHNSON.
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The capital stock of this corporation shall he
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, divided into
fifty 800 shares, each share 70 be of the par Value
of One Hundred Dollars, TO be paid in by the sub
scribers 10 said capital stock IN such sum and at
such time as may be required by the board Of di.
recio-s or by the by-laws. said corporation shall
have the privilege Of increasing their said capital
stock 10 $4,000 co.
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work on Tan Yard creek brige 6tOI
W NJ oglesby, work on Thigpen crossing l5oOI
IL Bass, work on White Pond crossing 8iOOI
J K Williams, insp bridges 800
n w Campbell, nsp bridges l240
Tharin q leslie tools for road work co
Hector Baker. work on read 400
Gabe Townsend 500
A D Dutton, strawing road 100
Ellison, on'col taxes 1903 1000
Dixie .Culyert a Metal Co.. culvert and frt lSs IS
VIM Smith, bal on Davis Fill work 10 50
Eleetne Power Co., lights and jail July l2l
N Bunting, repg pipe al jail 60
Enterprise Recorder, pub to date 20 90
RI Paterson, on assg taxes 1909 5000
D G Alexander, team on road 800
r L Minnor, repg Ellayille bridge abut. ld 20
W d Griffin, peosts Charles Brown case ls5
Constable $40
Witnesses 200
W D Gdan, 3" Dock vann la
Constable 2O55
Witnesses 100
County Judge, bills approved this day 2os5
Sheriff q8 Co
Witnesses in county judge court leo
Jordan, Ashley Co., insurance y books 5000
Livingston & Morrow GOO
T J jenkins, horse hire on road eco
J p Suggs 600
II Rams 500
L z Moore insp bridge and road work iioO
c Martin, horse hire on road $50
T w Dale, REG and dis co funds 26O5
NJ Drew, IT,, bri5ge work 1900
Commissioners j, Z. Williams,
N. w. Campbell and ]. P. Taylor
were appointed a committee to meet
with Hamilton county board at Blue
Springs bridge on August 25th next
to consider bids and let contract to
repair said bridge.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
County Judge presented report
Of occupational license issued for the
month of June which shows amounts
collected therefor for State: SIC so;
county: S13.25, which was orde. ed
filed.
S. j. Ellison, tax collector, pre-
sented report of taxes collected for
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE
HARRELL, JOHNSON q COMPANY.

The undersigned hereby associate themselves
and become Incorporated under and by virtue of
the laws Of Flonda, regulating the creation, or
gaaizalon and management Of corporations for
PROFIT, and do hereby accept such laws as their
ganic law and do adopt the following as their Ar
ticles Of INCORPORATION:
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ARTICLE


Section !. The corporate existence Of the corpo.
ration shall commence az the issuance Of 4etters
Patent and shall terminate ninety years there
after
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Directors and omeers.

Directors and Officers.
Sectio= J. The business Of the corporation shall
be conducted AMI managed by President Vice
President, a Board ofDirectors Of not less than
three nor more than eight, a Secretary and n
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ARTICLEI

Section !. The name Of the corporation shall
be the HARRELL, JOHNSON 4 COMPANY.
Section 2. The general Office and principal pla, e
Of business Of the corporation shall be in the town
Of Madison, county Of Madison and State Of FioH.
da, but such branch Offices, agencies and places Of
business may be established elsewhere as the board
Of directors shall from dmeto time determine upon.
ARTICLE. II.
Section ]. The general nature Of the business
TO be transacted by the company shall be to
buy and sell live stock, huggies and wagons, har-
IS, grain and hay, and the doing Of all such acts
and things as may by the board Of directors be
deemed necessary, proper and pedieHt TO be done
in the carrying Of such business TO the best ad
yantageg
Section 2. This corporation shall have, use and
enjoy all the rights powers and privileges granted
20 corporations for profit under the laws Of Florida
and the corporation shall have the right 10 pur-
chase, acquire, hold, use mortgage or otherwise
cucumber, sell and consey any real estate or per-
sonal property deemed by the board Of directors
necessary or advantageous TO be purchased, PC.
qulred held used, morgaged or otherwise encuIG.
bered, solt or conveyed by the corporation IN con-
necuon with its said business.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

Notice is hereby given that he subscribers here
to intend to apply to the Governor of the State of
Florida, at his Office In the Capitol al Tallahassee,
Florida at ~ O'Clock, m B., on the Is day OF Sep.
TENDER 1909, for Letters Patent upos the proposed
IL. HARRELL,
c. +. MIZELI,
B. b. MCCALL,
AE. JOHNSON.
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Max Wilson is again editor Of the
Calhoun Democrat after a rest of
several months.
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Total State and county. ........... ISL mills
There being no further business
on motion board adjourned until
next regular meeting.
7. u. MARTIN. Clerk. %
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Section !. The corporate seal Of the corporation
shall be an impress stamp, circular In form, bear
ing the words; "Harrell, johnson Il Company
Seal"
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ARTICLE VI.
ARTICLE VII.

Section !. The corporation shall at no un.e, II
sand Dollars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18
10 ROB A
GRAND ARMY MAN

Pasadena cal, April l1In vieW
Of tine Sew York Developments in the
casc OF Ncnjamin ADDISON, arrested
hplc Yesterday for m attempt TO steal
"a diamond from the shirt front Of a
Grand Army man. and now wanted n
\oW York tor murder, Justice klam-
10Th this afternoon raised the amount
of his BAN "a $4,000 aud ADDISON Is
heiuE hold no the county jan la Los
Angeles ton the arrival of am officer
from NON YORK.
Edward Addison, Who says he is ID
brother ~ the accused man and lives
iu Los Angeles. came here today to
see benjamin but WAS too late, In
a statement ne said his brother was
NOT SUITE, at thr murder of Jamc-
ReiliN m New York haNing boon t
block AWAY from the Scene of Tho
crime at tnc time ii WAS committed
lIc said Ibis brother had been com
ncotcd with % gambling house in NoV
Nork Whlcn had Ia met got Him into
90 lot of trouble.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18

Denver. April 17.-Holding that
conspiracy has been formed for the
purpose of injuring tho Denver. Lara
mic and Northwestern Railway COM
pany, and It's allied land COMPANY.
Judge Harry c. Riddle. of tho dis-
trict court, this afternoon granted tine
oompany's application for a temporary
Injunction against Ncls Olsen ANA sx
other defendants from continuing in
their course of hostility toward the
companies.
The companies have a large number
Of Kansas stockholders whose inter-
ests. It is alleged, have been injured
oy the activities of certain persons
who have sought to cause a dctorior-
alton in the value of stock. The re-
straining order win be held open so
mat il may be made active at any
time upon the application of the
plaintiff companies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18
ANGUS SECRET SERVICE
MAN SUICIDE


rafl- April l7- William T. Eaiu-
bridge. % special agent of tho United
states treasury department who has
boon attached TO tho c"onsulat, hero.
committed suicide today o., shooting.
IL is believed MI. ~Bainhrilgo Was
temporarily insane.
baiubridg position MS chief or
The Paris bureau, 70 which DE Wa
appointed two years ago, involved tho
most eNaotiug duties ANA gradually
ne broke down from worry aud over
work coupled with insomnia Re-
Gently hr suffered from Authorizations
During the past week he scarcely
slcpt al ali Yesterday Mr Bainbrijso
purchased 1 revolver and decided Ia
XIII himself Hc nrcd the bullet that
ended his ufe shortly after hc had
p%attakcn ~ breakfast az his home
Mrs cambridge win accompany thc
body en board the steamer philadcl-
phla which sails Aprl a. Tho bur
TAP viii be- at Council Hluns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18
Mackay Makes Another GIFT.

Reno. Nov. April l7-Announre
ment was made today BY Or. J. +.
Stubs. president of the faculty OF
the University OF Nevada. that his
mission TO New York city. from which
he has just returned. resulted in the
promise ly Clarence II. Mackay 81 a
liberal donation for the new library
ana administration building OF the
university projected al a cost of $3.50
900 and the further tentative promise
'i 100000 more from an undis-
closed ~bcnofactress who is described
as The laughter of "a millionaire whose
fortune was made i'm Nevada mines
Tho identity OF the prospective
h'netactross is a matter % secrecy
ana excitcs great curiosity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18
ARIZONA PERJURY
CASE CONTINUED

flag-teff. Ariz April 17-rhc case
OF the territory OF Arizona against
Charles = Smell. q former secret scr,-
ic' agent, charged with attempted OK
tortion from DR. Edward n Perrin Of
this county. was continued until ma
next term tn the district court here
TODAY.
smell was not loo court because Of
his recent arrest in san Francisco
upon different charges of perjury al.
legged tp have been committed at the
trial 81 the ease of tho United Raif-
roads against john 4. Benson aud r
Perrin in san Francisco in August.
1909.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18

Helena. Mont. a iii I7.-fn tn,
tnit,d states circuit court toda,
Judge Hunt appointed Cornelius He'd.
gen and p T. Walters. both Of mi,
eity. receivers for tho Bald Butte Min.
ING company representing the minor
ny and majority interests respective
~ The Bald Butte company Is one
of the most famous OF Montana gold
producers and has paid upwards Of
a million ia dividends Tho action
was taken az The request Of Boston
creditors
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18

Chlcagn April l. -Edwatd PaNsuu
Weston t.achcd here tonight. conn
plotting tHo first great liy ~ his Nc,,
YORK to san Francisco walking tour
ou ~chedul, time, Iic WAS ccom
panied o, 3D. police cscort ds he passed
through tho streets
Forty N.tr~ ago he passed Through
uu bis gsrat trim Hr VIII
ieiVp MnuH4N
Weston laft New York March i5.
And has at,lascd fori, -.'ttn miles
laN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18
FUNERAL OF MR.. BARNETT
OCCURS THIS AFTERNOON

Tho fuS ral of the late r. y Bur
ncttc whose death occurred ON FIRE.
day $40 tho home of his daughter. Mrs.
William Allen. SIT south broadway.
VIII be held this afternoon an use
O'Clock at the strong chepel on North
Second street. Hcv. Wilson J.. Marsh
viii conduct the service which Will
be- attended by the members Of the
Eastern star in "a body. The bearers
viii bc composed equally of members
of the Masons ans of the Eastern
star lntcrmcnt viii De in Fairyicw.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18
DAUGHTERS ENGAGE
IN LIVELY FIGHT
Mrs, Sherman EntertainS Anti
Administration Candidate and
Mrs, Scott Remains at Home,


Washington. April 17.-Mrs. Sher-
man. wife of the vice president Of tire
United states. gave a reception today
IN honor of Mrs. William Cummins
story, ~ New York, the %anti-admin-
istration candidate Tor president-geu-
oral. About 1900 daughters attend
ed. Mrs. Donald Mclean. president
general of the national society and
Mrs. Matthew /. Scott of Illinois. the
administration candidate for prcsi-
dent general, in opposition to Mrs
story. declined Mrs. Shemran's inyi-
tation and was not present. This lent
interesting sidcight to the present
political fight among the daughters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18

lo- Ans.Hss April t Rev Calvin
w. fat'ee ior siNty-four wears a MINI
sier uf th- Methodist Episcopal
church anl former intimate friend 81
abe famous John Brown uf OssoWat-
itmi' Nl suddenly here TODAY 40
ihr hm, ' DTS -an agrl Irhn-tu.
.ff~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18
FLEET TO
GO T0SEATTLE

Mare ISLAND NaN2 Yard. C5I April
% Tho orders issued getniy uv CO..
navy department for the cruisers Yves.
Virginia. Mary sand South Dakota ANA
california 90 come to Mare Island
early in Nav have been revoked and
the vessels Wll not arrive until Jun
la Word has bce. received from
w Washington That the entire Pacific
-i nIN rreret anffh prou thr rom
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18

OUR POLICY as QUICK SAILS
MD SHALL PROFITS. LET Us
SHOW You THAT WI CAN SAVE
YOU MONEY on YOUR GROCER
IFS r. C. PRATT a 90. 2ft -
StCOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-18

EVERYONE is TANNING ABOUT
OUR FLAT WORK. II YOU HAVE
% GIVEN Us YOURS. DO 50
VOW. IMPERIAL LAUNDRY. BACK
OF PoSroFFTCE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-22
". Morris
JEWELER

ed there was no stopping Gallup
Enterprise.
Tho A. A. G. basketball team, when
defeated the Gallup Athletic club
team at the Carbon city saturday
night. returned from the west last
evening. The boys say hat the t'al-
lup lads took their defeat very grace
fully. and speak very highly OF the
treatment accorded them by the mem
bcrs OF the team. and the Carbon city
people generally. \ pleasant n
and social was given in their honor
after the game
The excellent pictures OF the Mes
siua earthquake. shown at the col
ombo yesterday. resulted in drawing
packed houses 60 that popular play
house at the matinee yesterday after
noon ana the two shows last night.
The pictures give a graphic story oil
the great disaster, which recently
swept southern Italy. The film VIII
be repeated today. together with sew
cral new pictures Of various subjects.
on recount OF tho holiday, a special
matinee will be- held at 3 O'Clock In
addition TO the two performances to-
night 1T STA and 9.l5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-22
BIRTHDAY Of THE
FATHER Of HIS
COUNTRY
Memory of George Washington
Will Be Honored in AIbuQuer-
cue by Closing of Business
Houses and Festivities,

one Hundred and sevcnty-nine
years ago at Bridges Creek. West
morcland county. Virginia. Geore"
Washington was horn The occasion
viii be observed as usual throughout
the country as a national holiday In
Albuquerque tho hanks will close sfl
day. business houses generally w'f
.Sisncnd business and the barber Shoes
win close at loon while the star spar
cied banner. now waving over a con-
. idorahle portion OF the earth that
Washington probably never heard of
Ufn he unfurled To tho breeze.
A good many people who rntcr in
"a the celebration of the iav with
a,st know little or nothing ABOUT t,c
Father OF his country. Wit tho tN-
.ocption Of a hazy idea that hc lived
be- valley Forge and crossed the Dela-
ware on the icc-like Eliza 70 IS O.
coed thing To read zap a lttle ON
George. Late investigator of hi.
rse cr shows that the great man was
in reality very human in his ,hafar.er
anl even known 20 swear upon otca-
sion. which does not at ah detract
from the estimation in which ne is
held by the people OF the country he
founded For wears Washington has
;, en looked Mp 20 as something su-
ptrhuman. a pcdeStalled hero OF Lofty.
attributes. and recently articles show
ms his thoroughly human. vigorous
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-22
FATHER DAILY To Be
FETED BY K. C.'S.
Priest Orator viii Be
rendered Informal Reception
by Knights of Columbus After
Lecture Tonight.

Father John DAILY. who will de-
lieeI an interesting address at u'
Presbyterian church tonight. on ,he
subject of Homeless Boys VIII he
tcrdercd an informal reception by Al
tuouerque Council NJ Gal. Knigh's
of Columbus. in the Council chamhoi
and club rooms after the leetur'
Father DAILY has beer a membe "i
tnc Knights of Columbus for mary
Years and is we'll known to a large
number of Columbians throughout Ihe
.ountr..
1t is desired by the officers and
r,cmbcrs of AlbIqe urque Coun- 3D.
tnat as many KniSits as can pos
by do so attend the lecture tonisnt
md bring their far1' es and frienis-
The reception 70 Father DAILY wiil
Dc held immediat y at the cor. ii-
sion of the lecture and the Co n't'
cvsends "A general .a,itation - eve'N
the guest of the evening Members ~
the council and their ladies are especi-
ally 'ursed to attend.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-22

Saddle horses Tor hire NJ Martins
Riding school, SO North Third street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-22

personality have the effect of bring
ing him closer. like Lincoln. to the
hearts of the people. one is apt &C.
IT, INK of Washington more as a statue
than as an American.
That this impression Is more the
result OF the passage of years than
OF his real character is declared by
many students of history, Certain it
is that he was a man Of lofty ideal.
bat at the same time of warm sym
pathies, despite his reputation for
aristocracN. An aristocrat who would
endure the privations and accomplish
the achievements that he has to his
credit is the more to be honorcd. That
and immense patience We also know,
and a man OF more than usual fore
sight and decision.
Washington never went TO college
IA fact hat will doubtless he taken
advantage of by those who argue that
the self made man is tho man who
counts He was tall and powerfully
built. six feet two and Weighing $50
pounds. with dark hair. aquiline nose.
and a strong jaw. and an Episcopal
ian. He was born i'm 1882. and died
on December "a. 1893. his term of
office as president being seven years
ten months and -four days. He was
inaugurated in 1859.
As to that cherry tree incident. his
torians differ. II may have been true
that be couldn't tell a lie and con-
fessed to his father that he pcrpc-
trated the hcinous determination of the
tree with his new tomahawk. on
the other hand there are chroniclers
who assert that he said Father. 1
eanno tell a lie; my brother did il
with his little Ratchet" And there
is of course the argument that nc
would have told q Die If he could and
the fact that he was physically in
eapacitated TO- do so is not especially
Ia bis credit.
Certain il is hat in these parlous
times he would not have been much Of
a statesman if he couldn't break into
the Anarias club.
Anyhow. its a great day. whether
George Washington could see far
enough into the future to know il or
O his strong arm blazed tho way
FOR the greatest country the sun
shines upon.
At s O'Clock this evening the New
Mexico society of tho sons OF the
American Revolution will give a
smoker az the Woman's club building.
Lew Wallace Chapter. Daughters OF
tho R~ryoluffon Mill ba hnsfasSas ne tho
annual Washineton's Birthday rccep-
ton "a which two hundred invitations
have been issued and whicd will be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-22

Diamonds, Jcwelry, Cut Glass. Our
Watch Repair Department is second
To none ia the Southwest. Prices the
Best for Which Perfect Goods May
BE Sold.