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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-07-07

with prompt response, and Seattle
viii in course Of time have handsome
monuments TO the wen beloved Gov
ernor and the patriot Of fifty years
ago.
BY automobile from Seattle to Re-
no was the trip made by ten Seattle
millionaires or near millionaires to
see the big fight. They were the first
Seattleites on the scene. but a train
load went later, and altogether there
were several score of local sports
men at the ringside They are now
en- route home. and as they an took
coin to place on the chances of the
white man, you may know whether
they are coming back in Pullmans
or over the ties
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-03

ba gtns Der Wertpalter oi4f bett SUIT.
%ferbooen; es mar oIes Of mie ionit,
ntb bod 10 ottoers.
9onn fam eih @aeen in oea @of
gerollt; mein @ott, oas mar ia ul,-
Ter eigener nit BEN 5tpei 0raunen;
er bielt Dor Ser Sreitreppe l1no ieBt
trat 9laus aus Dem Scltic nno
begriiBte ben Iusiteigenoen. Sd Got-
tie mid melt binaus gele6ns., MN
fubr i'd eri6roden 5urId. = Siu1=
NELL Dos tuar ia Der 9oftor unier
otter Genter, nno in bieis: Jriibe2
Slime Warie mar mein ~erlte. We-
oonfe; id Lief binalts, aber neir1, ga
trat tie eben aus Suionnes 3ilrmer.
gtod trug iie oas bloue &(elo BON
geltern, aber lire groBe meiBe
S6iir5e 5eigte bier uto oo gfrt=
flede.
u5uianne2" ftammelte ibL iie
ntdte uno gab mir Die Saro. ,@eG
binein, Tante, i6 min crit init Mcli-
ter lprefen," iagte lie telic, SUI
lanne lit franf."
tGorticbunn iolnt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-03
@tr aIambcm an ibn,

neil mir feline @irfu1g fenneil ia.
gen oie 2eier oieier 3eitltne, iueld)e
Or. Gi6ter's yGain-@rpeaer" &C.
braudt boben, lange bepor tie Ime-
rita ioben. Gin aft betoa5rtes,
idnea uno ii6er pirfenoes Mittcl
gegen &beumatismus, @idl. Jeeltrol-
gle, grfGltigungen uip. IS 1T in al
len oeuti6en @potbefen 81 Daeen 81
25 uno so Gents Die Slaihe.
= @ander maro erit iebeilo, ols
Die No6t iiber i'm bereinbraf).
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sinnseoidte.
Son 2uomi 9 SnIoo.

@enn cine Srau nit %itunnneln
Miun0c
Dir trobt, neil OH ge6ord)en ioalt,
8ib a6t, nad elmer 8ierfelitliroe
Sragt lie, parum on init ibr
idJmonit.
@lei6siiltie griiBt uns a~lleripeeen
Sn Weltitootitruoel mcnG' &c.
iidt;
@ud SaB un6 NeiO fro oft 5lige.
GER.
Man iiebt iidy ood Mon liebt iiA
f1idr.
Nur iene, Die uns ettpos gelten,
Mit oenen Sreunoi6oft uns Der.
flid)t.
Sinh ME 81 treffen ooer ieiten:
Mon liebt iih, bod man liebt iih
nidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-03
Ginfummenitener,

Som G1nfommenltelleraM nuett0e=
ment lit in Ser Breiie lebtber me
Mig Die 9teoe gepelen. Ger groBe
&f atpiiden Stanopatters unh
S%niurgenten bat bie @ufnerfiam-
felt Ser Bolitifer 10 iebr III Mniprltd
genommen, oaB Tie fir al!berc Sra=
gen foum etmas mbrig gebabt boz
ben, obidon bieies cine Der lpid)-
tighten lit, Die Dem onleritaRiiGeu
@olfe b~orliegen. Sic Mnnabnle
miiroe bon ti~efgebenoer nolfswirt-
idoftli6er 8eoeutune iein. IS 1T
iebt elm Sabr fer, baB Der aon-
areB feline 3uitimntltltg basu aob,
BOB ous ENHANCEMENT oen 8eics.
gebuneen ser Staaten our 4blti,n-
ml,1lg porgeleet miro. Seitoem bo.
ben ii6 iieben 5taaten oafar en-
flart: Der &eibe nod Georgia MIae
bama, Marplano, SGino.s. Sorltl
Carolina, Oklahoma mo Wiiiiiiip.
pi; 5nei Staaten baben es perluor-
fen: MalIaduietts uno 9i;ginien,
einige anoere baden oie M6itimlnuns
peri6oben.
9ls Der &onereB oie ltnterbrei,
tune oes Mmenoements gltsieBy nor
oafir fleiBig aeitiert notoen mo
aaeemeines Sntereile oofIr rege.
9as l6eint iid iest iebr gelegt 5ll
boben. Sn BEN bisber obeehaltenen
&onpentionen lit es, nc.in rscr~
boupt. MIR oberfld6lid) erlp1Dnt
tuoroen, es ipielt altgenid)einli6 bel
Sen 6eooritebenoen @oGlen seinc
&oGe. l1no ooh ionte es nidi olls
ben @ugen eelaiien fperoea. sn eine
gauge @n5obl Der iest gu t~u1blenoer
2egislaturen oariiber a%5ru|tinrnel1
baden. Sb @ri5ona llno Neir Meri-
70 .mititimmen oiirften, tit nod Die
Srage; ieoenfans iper6en fire &C.
iesgebungen in Sisung ie:a ebe Die
Srage oefinitip 51lr Sele0igung
3ablen iie init, 10 miro
Die 3uitimmung bon ie%chsuuoorci.
Big Staaten CUR Hotififation not
menoie iein, i'm onoeren Sole bon
nur fiinfunooreiBig.
SIN naf)iten Sanllnr tretelI Die
2egislaturen bon einlnh5lpan5ig
Staten %auiammen. gs iino oics
oie BON Mrfanias, Snoianu, Soma,
Miiiouri Minnelota, Ronlos. 2puis
iiano, Nebrasfa, Nortb Gafota,
Oregon, Colorado, 5ontb Gofo!a,
Teras, Maibington, Wis
coniin uno @pomine. Sic aesisla-
turen BON Marplano, Maiio6nietts,
SEEM Seriep Seem Yorf, 0lio uno
Hbooe Sslano merOen ebeniall5 in
tSitung fem, aber oa lie bereit5 felt
@nnabme bes 9efhIuiies I'M Ror1-
greB 9aeungen obgebaltsn uno es
bis auf MaI1a6uietts beriaumt 6a-
ben, lit iiber bas @%n'el.oement
aus5uipredjen, 10 itebt man ibrenGr-
flGrungen init minoerent SSnferelic
entgegen, ga oas St.nidhreigen
idon ibre Saltung fenn5eidJnet.
Gie 9%efiirporter oes Irienoe-
ments leben ieiner Mnnagm,a niht
10 auperiidtlid ~entaegen mic
anfongs, inoeiien Senotor @rolcn
BON Nebrosfa, Ser Den @utbei-
BungsbeihluB o,lrdieste, 1at ben
Mut nidt perloren, %ionoerE arbei=
tet eifrig ooran, bas Sntercila oafur
gu belebn. Die @%onuerneure
Ser Staaten, beren Sc ebgeblngen
nit nd6ftem Sabre suiamnentretelt,
iolen aufgeforoert meroen. in iG-
rem 9otldaften ipe5iea auf oaS
ENHANCEMENT bin5umeiien rle, tucnn
es ibren Mnii6ten entiprid,t, elm
frGftig SPORT bofiir ein8ul ,gen, ba-
nit oie CUR Ratififation e%riorberli-
DIE 3obl Ser Stoaten %5uiamlaen-
8enn sic Nooclnhenpabl
poriiber 1T, miro oie offentlide
@eeinung fid lebbofter nit Dem
81 mon Son1ci,+ hpsrh0ftiopn
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& q ..

s(m IA. Oftober ioll III 90
ltrop bos &onf0berirtens 0enfmal
entbii1t ner6en.
-Sonniag morgen geGen 3 llgr
brannte oos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
@uitin Oil Manufacturing Com,
ponp al. 1000 Bis 5000 &pnlen
Gottoniomen nerbronnten oabel. Ger
Sbaoeu ipirb ouf 100000 obge.
idast.
Samitae puroe in grerae Die
&enbou County Sair n~6eeDaltcn,
0ieielbe perlief auBerit eriulgreid.
Die @eieaidaft, mel6er Die
@oliermerfe in Soplor g%c6Sren. bat
cine 2ebre aug Der Grodeuheit beS
lesten Sommers ge5ogert uno bcob-
iidtiet elm &ielenreierpoi. %an5ule-
gen, Inn aeeen ale @pentpolitdten
oes @etters geriiitet 5u ie;c.
= Sim 20. uno 81. Sfiober fin
oct in Beaumont Die &%onnention
Ser ySnteritate Snlano Waterivap
2eague", oie es iid) our MufgaGe gcs
madt bat, einen Sttlanofano; pnnt
Miiiiiiippi Big gum 9tio Brouoe 5l
i6affeu, itatt. Die @%onpeution miro
aus unierm Staate uno aus 2oni=
liona gut beiudt uerben.
Oas Supremegeriht nltb sic
anoern boberen Staatsgerid,te iinb
iett ale ipieber in Gdttgfeit.
Sn @ietoria Gounty mill mal1
Bombs gum 8etrage bon 100000
bis 100000 a~ltseeben unn fir Dos
@elo Die 2anbitraBen i'm Goltnt9
oerbeiiern. Die Soee iinaet i'll
Staot uno 2ano piel @nf!mic lli,o
man glaubt, BOB oie Maioritat Der
Steuer5abler fir Die Musllbe iol=
der Bombs ltimmen miro.
= 9onnerltae iolI Der @runo ltein
gum nelten gonrtbaus III George
topn seIeet neroen. Mne 5rcimou=
rer-2ogen bes GonntDs pereen OIL
Ser geremonie teilnebme1t.
= Srau 8attie @eff it @oco, Die
Sbmagerin oes bortigen gounto-
onmolts, lit unter Der @nflage per-
baftet porOen, barum oepuBt 81
baben, oab Srau Streigt. in Me-
@regor ibren Ma,tn eridieBen noa-
te.
Die 9eutiden BON GaloipeG
County meroen am 6. Gstober oen
Deutiden Sag in Ser MarlpeG
ShMten-SalIe feiern.
Sn gelnine fin6et ofn 6. Ct
tober, oenl y0euti6en Gage, bie
@%eriammlung Ser often oeutlGen
Mniieoler bon Muitin goun4n itctt.
Son Der gountpfarm in sSolnr
jon Gountp lit Dor mebrcren 9aaen
Elm @abniinniger entfIoBen. ser iih
bereits iehs ODER iieben Sabre anf
Der Sarm~ befono nnb no5 ME inn
S%rrenbaus gefpeien mar. 3eitmeilig
mar er gang perniinftig, a6er. iuenn
er feline Mnfdlle befanl, tuhte CT,
mie elm @iloer. Or lit nit elmer
8indeiter-giidi uno 5ipei Shlah-
termeiiern bemaffnet MD man be-
firftet, BOB er l1nbeil anridten
miro. Bis iest iinb aae @emiib,ln-
gen, i'm ein5ufangen pergebfid) oc-
peien.
Gin iunger Neger l,ainens
grneIt 8orefielb muroc 5omltog
abeno in @~ictoria, in Der Ndbe bes
Evergreen &trdbofes, eritohen. Wan
bat feline beioen 8riiber u1o eine,l
anoern Neger unter Der Vintage ber-
haftet. i'm ermoroet al ho6cn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-03
Der girfms fommt,
8arnnnt anb 8ailep lit Sam
MntuniD ant s. Sftpber.

9ieie anfiinoisnns miro nidt
nur Die gauge 8epolferung ser gtaot
auf Die 9eine bringen. ion6ern
aud biele 8eiuder BON austu1rts
bierber fubren. Ser Cirrus folnmt
auf flint boaen giienbabnaiigen,
fporaus man auf ben 1mfang Ses
lln%ternebnlens f6lieBen fam. IS lit
Die groBte Sbauiteauns Scr @elt
an &eidbaltigfeit, &unit, glesans
unb Musitattung. Die &uni,leiitln-
gen iinb groBartig unb beminoe-
rungsmert. Die Menagerie hiret
piele leltene Sierarten unb lit onber
iebr lebrrei6. Niemanb ioate Der.
feblen, ben Cirrus gu beiu6en.
Sidets iinb am 8ormittae oes 3.
Sftober in Der @erar Drug 60,
Souiton Ctr. uno Mlamo pla5a ST.
habeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-03
Gattem-9alah amsiteanms in @aeO.

GroBes Mufieben erregt in Waco
un6 anoeren Seilen oes Staates,
no 9eutlhe pobnen, Die AnfiinOi.
gung oes r9eutlden Cages" anf
Der @oco Cotton Rolalt Gusite-
lung, tpelbe POM 5. Bis 20. Na-
pember obgebolten miro. Notiirlrf
fino Die Dentiden an ieoem Gage
m1breno Der Musitellung pillfom-
men, aber am geutiben Gage, ben
II. Nops meroen Sau'enee Don
Deutifen Die @elegenbeit benubcn,
oiefen Sag mitaufeiern. Rieorise
6abrpreiie auf alien @ii%enbabnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-03

= aus Slueihriften merben lest
ieitens manber Wationen Ole iA0ititen
2uftibloiier eebaut.
@ie lieb mir iemanoen 6oben,
crfabren mir gemobnlih crit, uenn
mir linn mebe getan baben.
= 3uriidbliden, aber midi 6i,riif-
lfreiten!
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Sas seras @nnber

BELT QUE Nteren, gIafen nrh r6eu-
matiide 2eioen; bei alien grugs1Iien
ODER 2 monatlide 8ebanolune per
Boft fin 81. Or. 6. 50. SaG, 1926
Slibe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, $40. Sdrelbt
fir 3euani1ie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-03
Stir euunts .epmmiTar 9rcs,n,t I

8tr fiub autoriiiert. Serrl 5. a..
Shores ale unabbdngiaen 0anoibaten
fir County 3omrntiidr. 8re8infr go. l.,
fir Die beboritebeuoe Nopem6ertpc9t ons
sutiinbigen.
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SStete einen WSroer

Gin erbormungsloier Morber lit
Mppenbicitis, nit pielen Spfern.
Mber Or. Sings Nep 2ife BiGs To-
ten es ourb @orbeueung. Sic ipir-
fen miloe ouf Magen, 2e6er uno
gingemeioe unb perbinoern Die Iuf.
ltopfung, oie appendicitis ber5ei.
fiibrt. 25 gts. Bel oIlen DrugsiIten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-03

- Die 8raut oes iranS6i;lden
2ufti6iffer5 gomuno YoiIot. Der
Dor mebreren Sagen re; chem
Stur5 nit ieiner Slugmai9ine inns
9eben fam, bat iib in Baris. a,lf
Dem Grabe hires @erlobtell, criboI-
len
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-03
Wabl MnSetgeH.
Stir staats Senat.

SIR Staats= Senat.
8ir 5inb aitorifiert, Serrn SuIimS
aIs 8anoibat fir @ienertrdbl fur
hen ts enat a~n8ufiiuoigen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-03
@esmmnsen, bic 6eimat ST. bcrla6en.

Seoes 5obr 1T enc groBc Nn-
5abl 2ungen-2eioenoer geslpungen,
elm anoeres &lima auf5uiuhen. Dies
lit foitipielis unb nidt iiunler fiber.
IS eibt einen beiieren @ee. 2oBt
@uh bur6 Or. Sings Nep Disco
perp gu &auie furieren. rgs fu-
rierte mid bonn 2unganlpiben"
ihrieb IS. 81. Nelion BON Galamine,
Mrf, uals &Ges anoere feblidlug
uno ib naDm AZ Yfuno Oil 8elpibI
gu" so Gts. unb $500. 8reia Ser
iuhsfloihen bel alien 9rNaaiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-03

Ser Mis Der Duminbeit beibi
Mlbernbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-03

Sd fotrte Die Jta6t n!Gjt 1hla-
fen; i6 itono mieber auf aus mei-
mem 8ette urto ieste mid i'm Mor-
senerailen an Dos Seniter. uno meilt
oltes Santenber5 iorgte lid iller
oaS, mas nun fommen miRte. Sd
botte lie ia beibe 10 Iieb, sic ainoer,
u1o 8ott meiB, i6 batte Sc6re mci-
nes unniiten 2ebens 0uri,ln gegc
ben, botte ifl bie letter Monote
binpesmiihen fonnen. uno oabei
tappte id poaltdnoie i'm 9unfeln
lumber, oenn @nne Morie NOR Der-
i6loiien uno unmitteiliom. ltno
9laus = mas io1te er altf tun2 er
fonnte bod niht fommen mo Iu-
gen: uSonte &oiamunbe. idj iiebe
Suzanne Wottoni uno ih nil lie
beiratenl" Sd bate ooh oie Sdnoe
iiber Dem &opf 5uiammenl6lagen
miiiien uno lafenl &lalts, Der les-
te Segeipit, uno Suiamte Mattoni,
has @ino einer obifuren Sd)aus
lpielerinl ltno &laus iuiiroe init
laden miiiien.
gs NOR Elm Ieeentag, Der eben
begonn; i~punoerooQe tGGle 2nft
orang ourf oie offenen 6eniter, uno
es ra1lifte in ben 8l6ttern nno
pldtiderte ouf oen 0odern, Ole
Magoe liefen iiber ben Sol init
Mil6eimern, oos Siibncroolf mllr-
De eefiittert, uno sic @rodelmonr
rGionnierte iiber oie 9eern5, mo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

P. J.. Harrington is having a sub
stantial two story building put up adj
Joining his store. On the first floor
he will fit up an attractive ice cream
parlor, In the rear he will operate
q moving picture show twice a week.
The second floor will be used as a
public hall.
Mrs. j. G. %Straughn of Duran, spent
several days this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeffries.
T. NJ. Dumus left today for San
Francisco on several weeks visit to
his son.
William Hill, recently located here,
mas purchased a lot and win build a
residence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
BIG SHIPMENTS OF
CATTLE THROUGH
De MINI
All Records Broken According
to Local Agent Fine Rain in
Luna County, Machine Shops
to be Built.
Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal,

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning Journal
Deming, n. NJ, June "A fine rain
fell last night at Separ and L~ordsburg
extending to within a few miles west
.of nenline. This rain viii be of in
calculable benefit to the cattle ranges
of that section.
Wright Rankin is shipping one
tralnload of cattle to the Imperial val
ley n another ~trainioad TO Nebraska
To-Day. According to the statement of
w. 5. Clark, freight agent of the Santa.
re, nine thousand ears of cattle were
shipped from and through Deming
during the month of May on his line
alone, as against seven thousand cars
during h month of May, 1909.
A. G. Wilsey, who was taken to a
Chicago hospital for a very serious
operation, has undergone the opera
ton successfully, and is well on the
o to recovery. He will return from
Chicago shortly and take up the work
Of developing his farm which lies five
miles southeast of Deming.
r. p. Barnes Of Silver City is in
Deming today.
Benjamin Titus has gone to Tucson
TO attend a meeting of the board of
directors of the Randolph lines.
Customs Inspector Ash of Columbus
S in Deming today.
Joe MCGOWAN of Big Springs,
Texas, is prospecting IN the valley.
lie went out yesterday afternoon to
ook at some land in township 90,
ange Z, commonly known as Big
springs township, since there are so
many people from Big Springs located
n that township.
Mrs. H. II. Williams returned to FL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
THE ECONOMIST
Women's Belt Special

Nbont q assorted WOmcn's Belts.
made of Leather. silk and Tinscl; also
Wash Belts; lot numbered for easy
choosing. Special at Dc, Zoe. soc. Zoe
aud zoe each: worth double.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
TO HAVE
LONG DISTANCE
] telephone Line to Connect Cut
Off Town With Roswell; New
Business Building to be
Erected.

fspeciai Dispatch TO the Morning Journal
Vaughn. n. NJ, June "A PROPOSE
ton has been made to the Vaughn
Telephone company by the managers
of the Roswell Auto Mail company to
connec Vaughn with Roswell by long
distance telephone.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
COWBOY RETURNING
HOME FROM
LONDON
LoyelesS Who Went
to Africa to Rope Wild Ami
mails, in London Where He.
Saw Late Kings Funeral.

!spse!a! Dispatch so the Marning Journal
Roswell, n. NJ, .fune 4.-Rustler''
Loveless, known sometimes as NJ. d.
Ioveless, writes from London. Eng
land. tina he viii he in Roswell in
three weeks. He is on his way home
from a six months hunt with Buff
falo" Jones in Africa. They covered
the same ground that was hunted by
Theodore Roosevelt. They made
their captures with a lariat aud are
bringing home many wild animals for
The New York 200 Their man
ayers are bringing home many thou
sand feet. also, Of exciting films FOR
the moving picture syndicates of
America. the pictures having been
taken while the wild animals were be-
ing caught with ropes, or shot for ar
iistic effect. Buffalo" Jones is now
home. but LoVeless went to London to
attend the funeral of King Edward
and had to return to Hamburg 10 take
the steamship.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS WILL SATISFY YOUR WANTS

Good goods always attract atten-
ton.
Inferior goods are often sold, but
they never bring fresh customers to
the store.
We carry a fine line OF vehicles and
harness.
The quality In one line compsls the
quality in the other.
II matters not il you are looking
for a Runabout, Phaeton or Surrey
we have the article and we have the
harness to go with IL.
No prohibitlve prices. either: we
are satisfied with a reasonable mar
gin. II viii pay you and pay you well
to come and see US.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

Paso today.
Martha Barracks filed a desert land
entry on $, T.. IA of Sec. IA, T. ~ s..
II. 9 w.
Senator j. y. Upton is in town.
The Demine Machine works have
the foundation laid for their new
building on Gold avenue. This build
ing viii be forty by eighty feet. Two
stories high, ana viii be built of Dem
ing brick.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
FIRM FOUNDATION
FOR COURT HOUSE
Six Hundred PiIing to be Driv-
en- to Bed Rock on Which to
Erect New Chaves County
Building.

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Roswell, n. NJ, June AFTER
working for two days with his pile
driver, c. p. Sherman last night an
nounced that he had found a good
foundation for the new ChaVes county
court house. He drove test piling in
five different locations and now states
that he can find n solid foundation of
rock and gravel at a depth of eighteen
to twenty-four feet. Six hundred pill
ing will be driven upon which to rest
the concrete base of the new building.
The piling viii Ne either red cedar or
.treated" pine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
j. s. ART|LLERYMAN
TO INSTRUCT
BATTERY
Members Of Roswell Command
Given Vacation Until After.
Hot Months When Work VIII
be Resumed,


Roswell, y. M, June sit was
announced at the meeting of Battery
A, National Guard of New Mexico, last
night hat no more practice meetings
OF the battery would be held until
further notice. The rest is given on
account OF hot weather. After June.
Roswells hottest month. is passed, IN
artilleryman from the United states
army Will come to instruct the bat
terry in the management and firing of
the guns, and during his visit, which
VIII cover five OF six weeks. all lost
tme Will be fully made up. The MEM
oers have been attending drill regu-
larly since the battery's organization
lhree months & and deserve the rest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

1T cured me" or "it saved the life
Of my child, are the expressions you
hear every day about Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. This IS true the world over
where this valuable remedy has been
introduced. No other medicine in
use for d~iarrhoea or bowel complaints
has received such general approval.
The secret of the success Of Chamber
lain's Cure, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy Is that IL cures. sold by all
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

r. w. Holt. who has recently To-
Gated at Vaughn, has bought the
Hotel Davis and it win he run i'm the
future under his management.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

+. c. Frazier Of Carlsbad, who has
leased the new building of Angelus is
having fixtures set up for up to date
billiard rooms and bowling alley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
LYCEUM COURSE At
ROSWELL PLANNED
|, Stewart in Pecos Valley
to Make Arrangements foi
Lectures by Big Men of the
Country.
Especial correspondence to Morning Journal

Roswell, \. NJ, June 3.-M. l.. Stew
art of FL Paso arrived last night to
arrange a lyeeum course for Roswell
in September. October and November.
His attractions viii cover all of this
section of the southwest. Mr.. Stew
art is the manager who brought Will
liam j.. Bryan. Richard Pearson Hob
son n other national characters to
the southwest last fall, in chautauqua
work. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

w. c. Brown, an employee of the
Lewis rock crushei, had his foot bad
ly mashed this week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05

Robert Fields OF Amarillo. Texas
an engineer of the Santa Fe. was
here this week visiting his father, the
editor of the Vaughn News.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-04-21
WORK OF

Little Girl IS Cruelty Done TO Death
In City Of Chicago.
Chicago-Six-year-old Alfredo Dow
eriska, daughter Of a baker, was
found dead in a shed two doors from
her home, the finger prints OF a
stranger on the child's throat. At
her side the police found a little bag
Of candy.
Penny in hand, Alfredo went to a
neighboring store. She purchased
the cents worth of sweets, and That
was the last seen Of her alive. The
police conducted a search, but with
out result.
Paul Sellendinger, 10 years old,
playing hide-and-seek with compan-
ions, hid in the vacant shed. He lay
down merrily in the darkness, but
touched the corpse and ran shrieking
from the place.
The police were notified. Detec-
tives are working to capture the
stranger.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-04-21
COSTA RIGA QUAKE
Thirty Seismic Shocks are Felt
In the Country.
PROPERTY Loss OF 1000, OOO


So Far There Has Been No Report OF
Loss of Life, But the People Are In
Great Panic and Many Are. Aban-
donlng Their Homes for the Hills.
San Jose, Costa Rica.-A series of
earthquakes, varying in intensity, has
swept over Costa RIGA during the past
"a hours, doing vast damage, the ex-
tent of which can only now be esrf-
mated at more than $1,000, 900. So
far there has been NO report of loss
of life, but the people in the cities
are panic-stricken and are abandon
ing their homes for the hillside.
Over Thirty Shocks.
In all there have been more than 80
shocks Property in San Jose to- the
value of several hundred thousand
dollars has been destroyed.
The government ordered a suspen-
sion Of general business until such
time as safety is assured. The banks
and public institutions have been
closed and trades are at a %standstil.
Staunchest Buildings Shaken.
The first shocks occurring were Of
slight intensity and caused little
alarm, but later they became much
more violent, and even the staunch-
est buildings were shaken to their
very foundations. In several instances
weaker buildings were partially
wrecked and many persons were
slightly injured. Communication be-
tween the various towns has been in
terrupted and details of the damage
done at these places are lacking.