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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15
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+ NOTES OF SCIENCE. !

Five thousand tons of SCOT are
taken from London's chimneys each
year.
During 1909 the patent office issu-
ed 1854 patents, while eases ex-
pired.
Each of Germanys four new
Dreadnaughts ,will require a crew OF
1000 men.
Venezeula has nearly 5000 miles of
telegraph lines with nearly 200 Of
ficeS.
The quantity of silver produced in
Mexico last year was the largest in
the history of the republic.
a self-feeding trowel, equipped
with a reservoir for mortar, has been
patented by Kentucky bricklayer.
The most practical solvent for oil
and grease stains on the floor is a hot
saturated solution of common wash
ing soda.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15

Bingor Hermann had a very mar
row escape from a conviction for
completely in a conspiracy to defraud
the government Had anything short
of a unanimous verdict been possible
Herman would now be adjudged
guilty. Therefore it is a pretty safe
guess that Mr.. Hermann believes in
requiring q unanimous verdict.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15

The story is now circulated that the
car, the kaiser and many other royal
gaia bos are descended from Paris
ian barber who lived in the fifteenth
century, The story is entirely plaus-
iule. BARRIERS as a class have always
been influential. Some Of those of
this day and age have a decided pull.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15

What a position would Pendleton
ocupy now without paved streets?
Some of the big property owners OBJ
jected to paving too. Do you re-
member?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15

Former Adjutant General Hamilton
of Washington must pay IS admis-
sion fee to the Walla Walla peniten-
tiary. This seems like rubbing it
in"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15

There is yet time for the big prop
erty owners to get behind the trac-
ton movement
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15
=" All tickets, plet.se.'

''Then one OF the men in the COM
partment leaped to his feet. scanned
the faces of the rest Of US, and said.
slowly and impressively:
Gentlemen, I trust to your hon
or
"And he dived under the seat and
remained there in small, silent knot
till the conductor was safely gone"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15

Western editors prefer Roosevelt to
Taft as president at this time. They
have always favored him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15
PERPETUAL YOUTH.

) 'Tis yet high day. thy staff +
resume, +
And fight fresh battles for /
the truth; +
For what is age but youths /
full bloom, /
A ripper, more transcendent !
youth? I
A weight OF gold, ]
Is never old ]
Streams broader grow as down. :!
ward rolled, ]
, At sixty-two life has begun: /
J At seventy-three begins once :!
more; :;
} Fly swifter as thou near'st the i
sun, l
; And brighter shine at eighty !
four. 1
At ninety-five 1
Shouldst thou arrive, :.
7 Still wait on God and work and I
thrive. I.
; Oliver Wendell Holmes. !
; , = > ; + \ ) e = = :. = : !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25

Las tIestas de MGyogues. Para elias
ha circulado la siguiente invitacion
"Fiestas Patronales y de Carna-
val. Mayaguezz P. Rico. A partir
del dia % de los corrientes la ciudad
de Mayaguez Sc prepara a celebrar r
esplendidas festejos con motive
de su patrona. Nuestra Sonora de
Candelaria y los dlas de carnaval.
Todas las sociedades, los indus
triales :, los comerciantes y demas
vecinos han contribuido gustosisi-
mos & la celebration de estas fiestas,
con el deseo de que resulten esplen-
didas y saftisfactorias.
Atentamente Ricardo Gomez. Pre-
sidente de la Comision de Festejos''.
ElHeno de onoche. Una sola locali-
dad no hubo anoche vacia en- ell ele-
gante coliseo de la ciudad. Ell lleno
fue soberbio y una magnifico grupo
de elegantes damas de esta sociedad
di6 la brillante nota de SUI grata
presencia en- palcosy y butacas. Mu-
chas palmas para los artistas de la
compania Pino-Tuhillier y esta no.
che seguramente resultara otro exi-
to y otro lleno.
Semper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25
EntTega de Ia meda|Ia
en- AIecibo.
Destinada a premiar al
bombero mas antique del
-cuerpo.
Despu6s de leida el acta le fue
colocada en- el pecho al agra.
-- ciado Ramon Ortiz Medina,
cabo de la mencionado insti-
tuci0n.
De nuestro correspcnsal.

Enero 25.-Ayer tarde tuvo lugar
ell hermoso aeto de la entrega de la
medalla que regalo ell Sr. D. Gabriel
Correa, destinada a premiar al bonn
bero mas antique de Arecibo. En-
correcta formation Sc dirijio el Cuer-
po hacia la Plaza donde despu&s de
leida el acta por la cual Sc concedia
dicha medalla al cabo Ramon Ortiz
Medina, lie fue colocada en- ell pecho
por la distinguida Sra. Trina Padilla
de SAM, Madrina del Cuerpo de
bomberos. Ramon Ortiz Medina lie
va "a amos como bombero y sin te-
ner una mala nota en- su hoja de SER
vicio.
Para Ell proximo domingo Sc anun-
cia la audici6n musical de las discf-
pulas de la Sra. Trina Padilla de
SAM cuyo acto tendra lugar EN- el
Teatro.
Ell pr6ximo jueves dara una funcion
ell Cine a beneficio del team Marina
exhibiendose bonitas peliculas.
Bajo Ia direction del Sr. Don An
gel SAM Sc llev6 a cabo el decorado
del bale :dado en- el casino y ell .cual
fue muy celebrado.
Ell Sr.~ Horacio Gonzalez Santo es
ell encargado del abono de la Compa-
mia Pino-Thillier la que Sc propone
dar dos funciones en- este teatro 81 es
cue Sc cubre ell abono 4 la cantidad
estipulada por Ia empresa. va hay
abonados algunos palcos y lunetas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25

do 9 por 10 menos enmendada en-
forma tai que el poder legislative re-
sida en- esta Camara en- cQncurrencla
con un senado electo por ell pueblo
v que los jefes de departamentos
sean nombrados con Ia aprobacion
del senado insular.
Esto es 10 que teniamos cuando el
General Miles desembarc6 aqu( y nos
dijo que venia 4 traernos Ia libertad.
Y el pueblo de Puerto Rico Sc limita
hoy pedir, no va la libertad ofreci-
da, pero 81 la libertad conquistada,
la que teniamos va bajo la monar-
quia espanola.
). Esta es hoy Ia dnica y mas arden
te aspiration de nuestro pueblo.
Nosotros ahora no pedimos NADIA
mas, sino la reforma de aquella ley
constitutional en- ell sentido indicado
Porque creemos que NADIA mas desea
por ahora ell pueblo puertorrlque1o !,
al que representatives, y asi respc-
tuo5amente 10 exponemos ante el
Congreso de los Estados Unldos, en-
cuya alta justicia confiamos.-Lu's
Llorens Torres, Santiago Openee'-
mer y Rgae, Arrilloqa:"
Cientos de M4dicos muy conocl
dos certifican In verdal de que la
Pam ala cura ell Paludismo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25
De SOct[DAD,

Regresaron. Ell sabado. volvieron
& su residencia de Yabucoa, las dis
tinguidas sefloritas Concha Tudela
y Maria Roman. Benitez, bellas flo
res de aquel jardfn que pasaron 8
dias en- San Juan. Que Sc repitan sus
gratas visitas,
Cortesia. ia.--Hemos tenido el pla-
Ger de. recibir una elegante tarje
ia que dice 10 siguiente:
a-Isicro Gil Garcia y Rosa Cali
names de- Gil participant a V. su efec
tuado enlace y ofrecen SUI casa San
Juan, Enero 1909.
Estimamos mucho la cortesia de
los. venturosos recien casados y rel
teramos Ia felicitacion mas sincera
por su venturoso enlace.
El casino de Mayaguez. Este sim
patico centro social Sc prepare a ce
lebrar 5 esplendidos bales, en- los
dias 25,. 2Sy 80 de los corrientes y
2 de Febrero entrante. El bale del
dfa % es de ninos. Seguramente re
sultara un exito.
El ensayo Sc resolvi6 en- fiesta
La reunion que Sc llev6 a efecto
en- la noche del domingo en-
Ia casa de los distinguidos es-
pesos Benero Guaita, de Santur-
ce con OCCASION de los ensayos
de "rigodones" del "club de da
mas" result6 una brillante fiesta.
Mas de SOdamas y caballeros de la
selecta sociedad de San Juan concu
rrieron la reunion y Trepsicore
recibi6 .el mas enthusiastic quito bal
landose ademas de los "rigodones"
algupas pleas. La mas delicada cor
tesla, Ia provervial galanteria de los
duehos de la casa, sirvi6 tambien de
esquisita nota q la fiesta y -todos fue
ronsatsndidos con toda, a,amabllldad.
pasandose rapidas las horas como
pasan las horas felices. A las 1l.3O
terfnino la fiesta. V.
En- Ia noche del microbes, proba
blemente Ia ultima de los ensayos.
Sc efectuaran .estos en- ell "palaclo ro
TO- morada de los distinguidos espo
SOS Cabot Ward.
Enternos. Sc encuentra enfermo
de ain,;n c,,;dado en- IA residencia de
los distinguidos esposos Sifre-Davila
en- esta ciudad, ell Sr. Santiago Sire
Aver hubo consulta y Sc cree possible
Ia realization de una operacion qul-
rurjica Deseamos mejorla al enter-
mo-.
La estimable sonora Dolores Ra-
mos de Abella, ha salido con toda
felicidad de la dificil operaci6n qui-
rurjica de que fue objeto, y esta con-
valesciendo rapidamente. Los doc
torres Font-Guillot y Lopez Anton
giorgi estuvieron muy felices en- su
trabajo. Celebramos la mejoria de
Ia enferma.
Uno de.los ninos de nuestro esti-
mable compatriota ell Sr. Antolin
Mn Sc encuentra enfermo en- SUI re-
sidencia de Ia: ciudad.. Que meieore
pronto el nino. i
De la grippe" que lie retuvo en-
CANA algunos dfas Sc encuentra va
restablecido el joven Fausto Marin,
professor del asilo de ninos de San
turce. va es tarde para concurrlr
& los "ensayos" y seguramente que
10 sentira grandemente y conste que
la "secretaria" no nos ha hablado
de ninguna rubia nj morena que le
haga perder ell sueho, 81 10 pierde
aun que Sc dan casos al joven amigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25
Il MEMO RIAL De AVER,
Los sehorcs LloreDs Torres,
Openheimer y Arrillaga ha-
cen una petici0n.

En- Ia session de Ia Camara de aver,
presento el ST.. Llorens el siguiente
proyecto:- ...:
Memorial al Congreso de los >Es-
tados Unidos.
La Camara de Delegates de Puer-
to Rico Sc dirige al Gongreso de los
Estados Unidos y respetuosamente
ex one las quejas y aspiraclones del
pueblo puertorriquefo.
Hace diez amos, cuando ell General
! Miles desembarco en- nuestra isla Y
arid de nuestras torres la ,gloriosa
bandera hispana y enarbolo la in
victa de los Estados Unidos, nos di-
rigio una proclama escrita, y hablan-
donos en- nombre de su nacion, cuyo
honor y poder representaba en- aque-
Hos momentos, nos dijo que venfa a
traernos Ia ibertad.
Entonces Puerto Rico era una CO.
lonia completamente aut6noma: Sc
regia por una ley orgdnica a satisfac-
cion de nuestro pueblo: tenfamos la
mas ampia autonomfa.
Aquella liberal constitution fue
sustituida por la tiranica ley organi-
ca que hoy nos rige y que es la titu-
lada "Ley para proveer temporal
mente de rentas Y de un gobierno ci-
vii a la isla de Puerto Rico y para
otros fines, aprobada por ell Con-
greso de los Estados Unidos en- II
de Abril de 1900.
La ley espanola era liberal, cien-
tffIca y satisfacia a nuestro pueblo.
La ley americana es tiranica, anti
eiSntifica yno nos satisface. Ell mum
do no comprende como puede Ser
asi, siendo, la primera ley, hija de
una monarquia, y habiendo nacido,
la segunda, del Congreso de la repd-
blica mas democratica. Vosotros 10
comprendereis estudiando hgera-
mente ambas constituciones.
Afortunadamente la actual ley Sc
nos impuso con ell caracter de TEN
PORAL, hace nueve amos, y ha lie
gado ell momento de quo sea t]nr"oa-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25
F|DEL Gy|LLERMETY, tGtHT{S GENERALS.
,PIllORAS IDTIBACILA7El

n7bacHare rodeTo,c medcsnens
I uIac6n d 0s
a pidornA
L rido comnroosro aaNasvos is
LaIaL ue ka
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25

Cientos de Mddicos muy conocl
dos certifican II verdal de que la
Pam ala cura ell Paludismo.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
CURES DYSPE PS|A
STOMACH GAS OR
INDIGESTION
Just a Little Diapepsin VIII.
Make Your 0ut-of- Order.
Stomach Feel Fine in Five
Minutes,

Every year regularly more than g
million stomach sufferers IN the
United states. England and Canada
take Pape's Diapepsin. and reaiize
not only immediate but lasting relief.
This harmless preparation viii di-
gest anything you eat and overcome
sour gassy or out-of- order stomach
five minutes afterwards.
II your meals don't fit comfortably,
or what you eat lies like lump OF
lead in your stomach, or IL YOU have
heartburn that is a sign of Indiges-
ton.
Get from your Pharmacist So
cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin ana
take dose just as soon as you can
There will be no sour risings, no
belching Of undigested food mixed
with acid. no stomach gas or heart
burn, fullnes or heavy feeling in the
stomach, Nausea, Debilitating Head
aches. Dizziness or Intestinal gripping
This will all go, and. besides, there
viii be no sour food lett over In the
stomach TO poison your breath with
nauseous odors.
Papcs Diapepsin is certain cure
for out of-order stomachs, because II
takes hold of your food and dlgests
il lust the same as if your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes from all
stomach misery is waiting for you AZ
any drug store.
These large 50-cent cases contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly
cure almost any case Of Dyspepsia,
Indigestion or any other stomach dis
order
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
NOGOLLON BUSY
TENDING TO HER
OWN BUSINESS
Everything Orderly as Usual
and Mining Activity Is In
creaSing Says Morning Jour
nal Man.

According to r. r. Archer, travel
ing representative of this paper who
has just returned from MOgOllun,
everything is quiet and orderly out ai
that camp, and the people are busiIg
maintaining the good reputation %
the camp which 1t has generally en-
joyed previous to the recent unfor-
tunate occurrence out there.
Mining activity in the rich proper
ties of that section is increasing, aaa
when the much needed railroaH
reaches the famous mining camp, Is
property will increase by leaps anu
bounds.
'"rhere appears to be a general feel
ing in Mogollon." said Mr.. Archer
that the residents OF the camp We-e
placed in a more or less uniusliiiA 9io
light as the result Of the recent
trouble out there. resulting in the kti-
ing of Charles Clark, for when
Mounted Policemen Real and Putnam
are to be tried next March. lhe
strong feeling still prevails that the
presence of wise and level-headed OIL
fice-s Of the law in the camp durins
the trouble would have prevented tne
depiorable outcome. and that Mogolioh
has been given a reputation for VIZ
lence which she does not deserve,
The recent unpleasantness viii ue
readily recalled by readers Of thls
paper, the Morning Journal havinE
given the fullest publicity 10 both sides
Of the controversy at the time oi tHs
shooting.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
CONTRACTOR SAL D
TO Be WANTED
IN VAUGHN
Jake Maurer Said to Have Left
Anxious CreditorSi Believed
to Have Started for AIbuQuer-
que,


Vaughn. n. NJ, Dec. "A hummer
of anxious creditors in this city are
said 60 DE seeking Jake Maurer, CON
tractor who did several jobs OF con
crete work here ana who ~ believed
to have been making for Albuquer-
uue. lie left here Tuesday Authori-
ties NJ Belen were wired ana Maurer
wins arrested there by Deputy Sheriff
Becker. who il is said. later released
Maurer.
Friday morning Mrs. Maurer, who
lives In Albuquerque went 10 the
express office there to get shipment
OF tools belonging 10 her husband
The officers OF that city were notified
and were still looking for Maurcr at
noon today.
Maurer's victims are as follows
Romero Lumber GO, S27.5o; Big 10
Immbcr Co, S27.50 Mrs. Packwater
s250. =. NJ. Ward, water, $3.50, Luz
ems a Hamilton 81; Metzgar 4 Fon-
vile. S6.b0; L. n. Bishop, SlO.5O; II.
G. Brown. s75; 4. r. Roberts. $3.50,
aud perhaps several more who have
not vet made complaint
Maurer's transactions were in
the form of bad checks and unkept
verbal promises. il Is said.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
CARPENTER SHOOTS
TWICE At BANDIT
UNDER V|ADUCT
Santa Fe EmpIoye Is Hero of
Near-HoId-Up Which Has
Unexpected Endingi High
waynan Escapes Alive,

When A. g. White. foreman of q
santa ITe carpenter crew stepped out
lot a work ear standing IN the yards
lust south OF the Coal avenue yiaduet
and started along the track toward the
depot, ne had no thought OF being the
hero iu "A near holdup. ana he was
considerably surprised, therefore,
when be walked under the viaduct and
"a rough voiced stranger stepped out Of
the shadows and confronted him.
Throw up your hands, gruffly
commanded the stranger. There was
a CLINT In the shadow to indicate that
he held a leVeled revolver, but Mr..
white was not at al impressed. IN
stead OF reaching for the floor OF the
vladuct as requested he reached dor
his hip pocket and fished out 3b-
caliber Colts
Bang Bang, Two shots rang out
upon the still night air, which wasn't
40 still as II might have been, owing
10 the activities Of the goat" butting
box cars about the yards. The shots
came from the revolver held by MT.
White and pointed in the direction OF
the bandit, The bandit yelled, as
though In agony Then he turned and
Withdrew swiftly and silently into the
shadows whence he came.
Mr. White waited a moment for the
diving gasp Of the bandit. 1t came not,
rhen the hero OF the affair re-
his revolver and calmly con-
tinued his WAY to the depot. where he
reported the Incident and turned over
his gun. offering TO give himself up
or 40 whatever would be required in
easo il developed TINT one or both OF
he shots from his trusty weapon had
taken effect IN vital part Of the high-
anatomy
Santa Fe officer Kroh hurried
hastily to the scene. and with pocket
he carefully hunted for
the dead bandit There was no dead
bandit. not even a drop OF blood 70
show that ne had died, and officer
Kroh SO reported. The absence OF
corpse caused disappointment
The officers had no clue.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
TO PAY TRIBUTE
To DEPARTED
BROTHERS
EIks Lodge Of Sorrow lmpres-
sive Service to be Held This
Afternoon at Opera House,

The Eiks' Lodge OF sorrow meets
today.
/ pausing in the hurry Of life which
brings ofttimes easy f0rgetfulness of
those who have passed away, the Elks
drop tear OF memory on the biers
Of the departed. Its an annual Gus
tom and one combining the finer ele-
ments of fraternity with the nobler
feelings OF good fellowship. The
members departed have joined in the
Joys OF the living and II Is essentially
fitting that the living wait but
moment on the crowded highway to
give a thought to the dead.
Last year there we're those who
joined in the sentiment of the day
whose name will be called, among the
missing, and no one can say whether
all who Join In the sweetlv solemn
though OF the memorial services to-
day will partake of the day in the
coming year. This Is one OF the most
Impressive customs Of Elkdom.
The program today will be as fol-
lows.
voluntary ...ss.......-s. - .Iettes
Fuhrmeyer- -Cavanaugh Orchestra.
Funeral March tElks entering) ,
.....t,..... .................a.. ...... .Chpph
Fuhrmeyer- -Cavanuugh orchestra
Solo, beyond" 500. Edward Quintin
Mrs Collins.
Violin Ohligato. Miss Iorna Lester
Salutntlon by Exalted Ruler .......
..........J John Lee Clarke
Calling Roll Of Deceased Brothers;
the Eleven Strokes followed by
singing Rock of Ages. .......
Observation-Disclosures. Entire Lodge
Solo, ave Maria" Bach-Gounod
Mrs Winchester.
Responses by Officers.
I f,Jt
rises 10 give Sign OF Grief.
Opening Ode, "Auld Lang Syne'
...,. Entire Lodge and Audience
Music By Orchestra.
Great Ruler Of the Universe.
Al-seeing and benign.
Look down upon and bless our work
And be all glory Thine.
OH hear our prayers for the hon
ored dead,
While bearing in our minds.
The memories craven on each heart.
For Aud Lang Syne.'
Invocation BY Chaplain.
Trombone solo
(u) The Rosary .......-... NcYih
90 Nearer Ny God TO Thee" with
Male Quartette) .... Fred X. Ellis
Address. ANA. Hon. O. n. Maroon
Quartette, Remember Now Thy
Creator .,..s,.....+ +..,.. Rhodes
Messrs Andrews, winchester, Lyons,
Bullard.
Closing Of Ritual by Exalted Ruler
Doxology Entire Lodge and Audience
Benediction.
pilgrims chorus" urom Tam
hauser) ............... Wagner
Fuhrmcyer- -Cavanaugh Orchestra.
Audience will please remain seated
until Elks have retired.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
STATE DEMOCRAT
WILL APPEAR ON
DECEMBER IS
Advertisers in New Statehood
Advocate Requested to Have
Copy in Not Later Than Sat
urday.

1t is announced that Col. J, @. Al
bright. the veteran newspaper man,
has now made ARRANGEMENTS for the
initial appearance of his new paper
"The New Mexico State Democrat on
December l6. and the public VIII
await with interest the launching Of
the new democratic organ. which is %
be devoted to the cause Of statehood
and which will strongly advocate the
ratification Of the present consiitu-
ton It is earnestly desired by the
management of the new paper that aH
patrons furnish their copy for ad1fr-
Using space before Saturday. Decem-
hcr 10. Much time and great care g.
required FOR the preparation ~ tne
first issue. Colonel Albright takes
this method Of thanking in advance
the people OF the city for th en-
COMMENCEMENT and snpport.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
LOCAL AND Personal

AR and Mrs O. II Brown viii leave
Aria morning for Topeka. kas
Al H. walienhorst, formerly of Al
hDqucriue, now residing az oan
asrrtaI h. in the city "a attend the
Fiks memorial services today,
one Of the series OF educational
iAlks which are being given nnatr
,hr chriatiau Woman's Board nf mis-
lions viii he given In the Christian
church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Nul-
f.r state chairman OF the Woman =
trletian Temperance union, VIII talk
d. Inc subject Of her address VIII be.
N1xt on the Worlds Calendar The
public is cordially invited
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
VACANT LANDS SUBJECT
TO LEASE FOR FARM
OR STOCK PURPOSES

The list enumerated below con-
tains the vacant school and institu-
tional lands in Bernalilio county on
December LIST. 1910. The same are
subject to lease for grazing or agrl-
cultural purposes
BLANK applications for further in
formation I'm regard to the rental
price may he had on application 70
the territorial land office az santa
re y. NJ.
ROBERT L. ERVIEN,
Commissioner OF Public Lands.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

Evcning subject. Investigation Chsl-
.ope d. Acts 2:I2. The special music
viii Le. morning, organ prelsde Med
itit,on. i'nche; offertory, in u-ernezzo D,
Durham, anthem. BE Thou ENar-
ed Adam. Evening, organ prelude,
Romance. Westbrook offertory,
Slumber Song, Demme; anthem.
When Jesus Leads. Strangers cor
daily invited to all services Of this
church
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Advertised list for week ending De-
cemher 3. 1910:
ladies' List.
Mrs. Mamie Anderson. Mrs. Sadie
AlIonthorp. Julia Brown, Mrs, Edith
nrcese ca. Mrs e. T.. Brccse, Brarita
paca. Marie Cochran. Mrs. Jose L.
Castillo, slria carabajal airs. Maude
Crawford. Maria Coronado, Mrs. Lee
Dotson. Mrs. Bertha Ferry lrezisltis
Gutierrez. Mrs Conception Gurule'
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Tom Arnus. Elfido Chavez Tlanrdo,
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