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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

couple. the solemnlty OF the ceremony
impresses the Contracting parties, ana
the marriage Il more APT 10 prove
happy one ! End IN many divorce
cases which come before me that the
couple were married BY some one out
side the Church--hy a justice OF the
peace, cot Instance Many thus we'd
dcd do not possess the right Wow Of
the marriei relation They take n
fancy 10 each other and after q short
acquaintance, rush on and marry In a
very informal way. soon the glamor
fades, aud the couple. not appreciat.
inR the solrmnity ~ the contract, are
eager Tor a divorce"
Judge Bishop asserted that there
are TOO many g.ounds for legal sep
aratiOn "a Missouri and "a most other
states. he fayors the number being
essencd. inhdciity, deserilon aud
the commission Of an Infamous crime.
.he says. are good grounds, nd about
the only good grounds.
Long courtshlps. Judge Bishop says,
are instrumental In diminishing the
number Of divorces. He says;
NO couple should enter into the
married relation before bcing Their
ouehly informed a. 10 the tempera.
nents and disposition OF each other.
OF course II takes time 10 learn this,
IN two years this knowledge ought 20
be- acquired sufficiently for the
couple to know what step 10 take. II
has been my experience that In many
suits for legal separation the warrlng
couple had known each ctfer only a
short tune before their marriage. This
vii not DO"
According 10 Judge Bishop, mar
rlfge unproductlvc 81 Offspring often
proves unhappy and leads 70 the az
yorce court. "Childgen are a bond be
tween husband and wife, he asear't
"and are apt 10 hold the parents 20
gether."
Recently Judge Bishop ruled ont tht
testimony Of a husbands alleged fall
I urc TO take his wife 10 theater or
church. III he fulills all his othel
marital duties. 4 Ii NOT necessary foi
a husband 10 escort his wife 10 those
places" said the court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

One 0f the most Interesting features
us the election campaign Just cluAcd
WAS the free uRe that was made % the
automobile by candidates ana cams
palgn workers AZ they made their
rounds Tnefe were an almost end
less variety 81 new WAYS and means
81 carrying on The campaign, meai Of
which had never been dreamed Qf br-
fore. but the use uf tho automobile
discounted ail others. tpeahers hah
no difficulty ga reaching from SIX 90
eight mceiinfa ln single night, hlt
ualed M widely scattered localities,
ihe autos speeding from one % the
other with ease One candidate made
a fflyiiye mile run, another finished
aiN speeches lu one nisni. finishing
before NJ O'Clock while q thru pfac
leallg iraVufscd a large scctpn OF
Manhattan. then CROSSED over 60
brooklyn. and finally reached Staten
Island with a tuf. and made On eN-
tended tour I'D another nf enc auioa.
Some uard only one auto and others
took them In relays. and accomplish
"a moro ln one night than ihGy could
have done in several nights u dcpcnd'
ant upln horses Ana the candidates
htl NANf'HNf"i INNtuHNlfNH - Nt'tlHft,' p"
az fhe dellehifnl character ~ the
trips. what With the nkoltoment the
sense that they wero setting there ~
good shape. aad the general daah oi
the tours. which were never the same
Ia incidents. but were continually pre-
aenling fresh situations, And won
derill 20 cell. ihe auios were on their
good behaviour. never deprlving the
voters az the exquisite delight OF
dumping che candidates,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
TREASURER VAUGHN
RECEIVING FUNDS
FROM The VARIOUS COUNTY
COLLECTORS AND rRgAsuRERs
OF TERRITORY.

The following funds have been re-
ceived for lhe month Of October hy
Territorial Treasurer J. N. Vaughn
From Jcso E Torres. treasurer of
Socorro county. taxes for 1909. fs3.O6.
Tor 1898, t3o.sG; for 1893. st71.7S. for
1906. t967.9a
From John c. Plemmcns. treasurer
~ Sierra county, taxes for 1904.
From EngcniO Romero. treasurer Of
San Miguel county. taxes for 1899.
s267.os. for 1908. s52sl6: for 1906.
g250.as.
From V. Jaramlllo. treasurer Of mo
Arrlba county. taxes for 1904. s79g.29.
for 1905. t3i706.
From Jose ". Medina. treasurer OF
Taos county. taxes for 1904, ee75.e3;
for 1905. t3fl.sO
From George ]. Pace. treasurer OF
C0ifax county, taxes for 1904. si25.ibs
Ter 1905. si.osl.07
From John l.. woifofd. treasurer of
Union county, taxes for 1909, tt.7O.
for 1903. sts.i2; for 1904, s5i326. for
1908. s75502
From Camilo Sanchez. treasurer OF
Guadalupe county. taxes for 1894
fCSp.53. for 1905. tis2.5f.
From CelsD Lopez, treasurer 81
Santa Pc county. taxes for i902
t29 90; for 1908, &4O.1g. for 1904,
s2Gs SO. for 1905, 3i66.SA
From A. 3. Goodeli. treasurer Of
Grant county. taxes for 1909. t6s.sS;
for 1903. sfs5.75; for 1904. ta5U.T1
From II. o. nursum, superintendent
of penltentiary, convicis's earnings.
81, 1855.
Notarles Public Appointed.
| The following nOtaries public have
been appointed the past week By Gov.
ernor Miguel A. Otero:
George y. french. Roawell Chaycs
county; w. u. Mcflee. Isangion, Ro0se'
welt county; Fred II. Heyn. Albu.
qneraue. Bernallilo county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
| NEW YORK
In EwS LETTER

New York. Nov rs. - The course
Of real estate speculation has taken .
decided turn towards dealings IN Lons
island property, where now ! haA
become apparent. there are mnny roa'
nons 10 expect Thar there wa be
SHARP demand for houses and lots
from fresh 4ctiiers afavn from NeN
York by hundreds aud thousands,
The immense exprndllurea 81 the
Pennsylvania railroad IN bringing
New Jersey and Long Island into
cl0se iclalions wiihla easy reach %
the metropolis By the tunnels ana
new lines % roads that q has under
construction. has made Ions Island y
vcriiable hive OF busy spectators ana
real estate Improvement companies.
New Jersey has been in lhN business
for n long while. hut now real estate
companies have grown 90 Ike weeds
on tac a1aaY acii thar has for 80 ieng
remained unutilized by farmers or
housoholders. and one can 80 almost
anywhere on Lone Island for nulhing,
ana be treated like q prince, beside,
while going and coming. Real estate
aFenta swarm In the railroad sta
lions and IN ferry boat houses, beg
RlnE persons 10 take free tickets Just
10 70 down aud look over the loeal'
tiles where great 3uhurb cities are on
the way TO be bulk. Lunchcona arr
provided and carriage rides are free
as the air The usual financial meth
ods for carrying the property ara
provided with fret and second mort
naeoa. and the now buyers become
members OF building and loan aaso'
Citations, and grind themselves down
10 each month make the stipulated
payment. The newspapers reap Ficn
profits ont 81 the craze. a. their al
vartising columns are most lavishly
used In exton.ng the merits Of the
now suburb Auction sales with nraHa
band accompaniment, stiil further en-
llven the speculation. The demand
for house sites OF houses already
built 10 fully up 20 the expectations
and aoon hals n dozen or more younl
cities win spring up inio fun fiedgee
being. A great syndicate IN ~hlc-
large Philadelphia capitalists have IN
vested. haa gone into business. ant
the time IA NOT far distant when Ions
Island win have a population Of enor
nous proportions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

farmtrs throughout the corn belt
are very bury Finishing TIE hueiilng
or their corn lu many localities. In
spite of the biz wages offered, there
Is a scarcity of corn huskers.
Ever eshuek" eofu7
You 20 to hcd>soon after the chick
ems 20 20 rorse and you get up before
daylight and 40 chores ont M the
barn until breakfast II ready by that
time your appetite Is ready Tor busl.
ness.
And the breakfast
Sugar cured ham. smoked IN me
farmers smoke house with a slow
chip fire. ard fresh laid eggs. with no
hint OF storage, ANA biscuit like your
grandmother used 10 make. and gravy
galore ana coffee strong enough 20
hold up Rn egg, with thick COWS
cream 10 put IN u,
ny The Time the sun shows Do red
disk over the prairie you are in the
field. The frost shows itself on tho
fences sud the fields. aud The steam
that plses makes d slight fog IN the
corn rows which q light breeze soon
blows away
n you are small boy they viii
pui you on the down row.. ana sou
better believe n Is az hard 20 keep
that up as Il ls 10 shuck two rows
ON either side Of the Wagon Thnmpi
40 tue first ears into The wagon box.
The race ~ on. The horses need but
little urging 10 keen up with the pro-
cesslon, which, later ~ the day, ~
ths load gets heavier. moves little
mere slowly. u Is then, II ever. that
profanity appeala
a. the first you go M the big cars
with a hop. skip and jump and yOn
hold the pace till me first load drives
out 81 the Held and goes groaning %
the bins
Sboyellns tho corn. An, there's the
rub. Nowadays many farmers have
patent elevators BY which the wagon
bed s. brought up 40 one end and the
whole load slides ont 10 the old days
h took muscle and an elastic back.
homo 10 Scoop the corn. And there
was many 40 ache thereby
You are 40 li ngaln. You talk poll
ties of religion nr gossip with the
other follows. You breathe Che crisp.
pNfo aif you whistle or sing and for.
soi there y anything N the world bot
corn aud dinner,
About 10 o'clock YOU begin 20 liaten
Cor the dinner bell OF horn. You never
were 10 hungry.
lIui goa drown your appetite III zoe
pure Joy of living and breathing iou
Josh the man on NE other side az the
WAGON about his best GRIT The anr
gets warm and yon shed garments
Ara ali ere time the cir W fainlul
INrn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
Driver Win Nerve.

Driver Frank Masterson has nerve
and cool skin that excited the admir-
alton OF a streeg fun Of spectators.
when he skillfully guided through a
crowd Of frightened persons, fieeing
hlther and thliher, 10 escape the mad.
dened animal. a fleeing horse chat had
takes the BIZ between It's teeth and
rushed down Broadway at a furious
speed. Masterson was able 20 guide
the horse although not able 20 check
its speed. pull AZ hard a. he might,
and 80 he directed him down Broad.
way. then Into a side street. then into
fifth avenue. and finally into Madi.
son square Park. where he sseered
hlm twice around The lawn. FINALLY a
mounted policeman got control OF the
panic stricken animal and brought
him 20 a stop. hut the brave and skill
ful Masterson had kept him from
striking only one hapless cab. whose
driver was thrown out with Q frac'
tured shoulder.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
GLAD rHeY LOST HER
OWNERS or ROSWELL EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY RECEIVE a
UNIQUE LETTER FROM KAN
sAs WOMAN,

The moprietort o. a Roswell emi
ploymcni agency are rejoicing because
Kansas woman went back on het
engagement 10 come To New Mexico
20 cook for one of the company's ely
enis.
She VAS hired aud transportation
sent her. when she failed to put W.
an appearance letter was written
demanding an explanation for her deh
lay. Here IL what she said IN heF anI
swcr:
Winncld. Kan. Nov 70. 1905.
Kind Sir You Ought Is no ! wOuf
not cum without my husband He HHI
70 KIN a man 3 weeks aR0. he had hi
Tryal yestirday cum clear that make /
even ~ for him think he WIFI dulh
nov we ere golng 20 montera oil
Mexico. We Wili leave tonight. He ha
position A. 5 marshall 1000
munth am not going 20 work an
more soon Resp
MARY JoBE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Or
n may be that the fufrows show
SOME ice Ia spots and The thick frost
rfs hold ~ your finRers which are
worn Thin despite the stalls 81 hushs
ins peas. Il Is icng time before The
sun makes a showing. You blow on
your fingers. You thresh your arms,
And II your gloves are badly fra6xled
40 lhf ends you may leave few spots
lot good rich blood on some o. the
hushs. What matters it2 Life a.
good life 81 gay. That fellow on the
other side Of the wagon shall not get
ahead Of the horses tails.
The bla dinner distcnds your HiOm-
ach 10 The point Og bursting. And the
half hours rest that follows Is nal
cyun
Aud again. with fingers a little stiff,
sou plOd BY the wagon side ali alter'
noon. catherine the corn. TIL sup
per Again you eat az II there Was
never to be- another chance q VIC
tuais. And then solr roll Into bed
and into anorelese, dreamiesa sleep.
Dysnopsiay ineomnia3 impoYcr'
ished bloodG
Who over heard thar corn huakcrs
suffered of these thingsi OF course,
they are tlrcd. There are a few little
aches. sore finger or two. But az
fog health. corn huskers have sur
plus.
And IA great pity q Il. that some OF
our white faced weak hinged, SMOKE
poisoned city men could not be coin
PEELED 10 skmck corn az least two
weeks In October and two weeks In
November.
"shuchine" Is q mighty fine rccfea
ton. Il beats golf an hollow.
ANA Il Il also a dlsnllied form q
honest. Joyous labor the gathering 81
harvest that Us 20 make glad the
hearts of men and heas's.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
CHASING LITTLE GIRLS.
A PuEBLo INDIAN or SANTA ri
is ACQUIRING WHITE NAM
WAYS.

Yesterday. while passing aioA
lower San Francisco street. Mss,
y Prince was nccosted Ny four litll
girls. an OF whom seemed very mud
frightened. and begged her 10 pT
tect them. saying that an Indian h4
been following and runninr asa
them Mrs. Prince noticed an ihdig,
Who seemed 10 De- a Pueblo. etandiV
near the store of Leo Hcrsch. She 4
companled the Girls 10 their homd
says the New Mesican. one OF X
girls. daughter nf Mrs. ThomI
Huf0w, seen ed very much trighicl
ed. aad said that the indian had bed
IN fhe habit al chasing them aa ihs
were on their way 10 and from schnl
Mrs. Hnrlow also stated that she I
been told hy her daughter and 0ihl
little girls that the indian, who Eol
by Inc nickname Of Jumbo" M
been IN the h9bit Of running after a
girls each day. and had on diflerel
occasions offered them Ave and y
cent pieces
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

A place over in icraoY. the llttlt
Town Oi Washington hos had 20 mucn
pneumonia. tnhi ID iOakcd Tor and dis
covered a 9oulfice that The citizens
declare cufot pneumonia. II pa the
hoard of Health that recommends the
paste. 30 o has me flavor Of official
Wy as wen af ol ouiaus which, form
ing a principal Ingredient, make thcm-
selves known AZ oneo. ofner health
boards are spreading the SAME udlngs.
Here Is ihc remedy take ok of
ten onions according Al size, and
chop ihcm up fine. pul in q large spir
der and over a NOT i've; then add the
SAME quantity Of rye meal and vino.
gnr enough 20 form a thick paste.
Stir lhofoughly letting q simmer five
on ten milptoa Then pvt h Into a
cotion haE large enough io cover the
hinge and apply 40 the chest az bot
a. The patient eau bear ~ ln about
Ken minutes apply another, and con.
ilnnf hy rehcaiInz the hQuliicca. aud
in q few mlunfes ihe patient Win pa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

The attitude Of the Columbia foo1
ball advisers gives token that there
viii be a new schedule and a new
method OF choosing a coach next year.
There are hints that Preaident Nleh.
Oias Butler will supervise the matter
and viii exert his great Influence %
work a reform Ia the great foot ball
sport. 80 rapidly becoming disrep'
ulAble and repugnant 20 former great
and enthusiastic lovers Of the sport.
Coiumhie's tactics have been fvr'ia
dlapleAsing by Amherst and Yale, ana
the poor success 0f Columbia this sea-
son Is a still moro potent reason why
tbs boys should be- brought up stand
hog. There is good reason TO suppose
that Columbia viii not be the only
club 10 30 reformed IN methods, as
there Is the same feeling IN the coll
legea aid universities as there H. IN
election quarters about bosses ana
boaslsm. The latter have had 70 80
all over the country, and foot hail
bruisers VIII have TO follow " their
loaiateua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
ALCODONES ITEMS
.celai Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Aieo8onos. n. NJ, Nov. There
has been 10 school held this year 10
this disfric, Whnt ~ the matter With
the b0agG OF educationg One OF the
members of the school directors who
cannot read OF write was reelected
again this year and 10 their shame,
four Americans voted for him and this
after being informed Of the fact.
There was no necessity for elcciing
such man $50 theso ~ scarcely three
men in this schpol district who are
not fairly educated u IS the duty OF
the county school superintendent Ga
ree that no mau who d not qualified
shall serve ON the board ~ education.
The same man Is also road super-
visor.
The rains u the lasl few days have
made plenty ~ water for range stock
for the winter Workmcn arc busy
building a new church here.
Rumof says that work ON the brick
plant near Tnnque will soon COM
menca and about $4,000 will be exc
pended on the plant which VIII be
first class In all respects.
Farmers are busy hauling wood fol
this winter. Crops are all secured and
stock ~ now running al large.
Ducks are very plentiful here and
several have been killed by hunters
IN this vicinity Some beaver have
also been killed along the river here
Thoy are more plentiful this fall than
TOR several years past
Tho shutting down OF the hagar
coal mines hurt business here some
what bat We expect the building al
the new brick plano will help % a
much as the HaEan coal mines Tak,
u on she whole We cannot complain
AlRodones q fairly prosperous
j. H. ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

why. why. Why" kept running. AZ
last asked her Why" Why Dc
hraye7 why reFplutei Why unlait
ingg Why proud7 Why I've when
strong men would have persisted m
der such n load7
standing erect. looking straight In
to ms facc. this is what the woman
said m answer. Love, love for that
man whom ] as child took as a has
band. All was for love % him.
love him now AZ well as n be had car
ried The burden ~ these years, /.
were hack today AZ 3, knew what !
would mean. aa J know nov would
do ID all over again Tor him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Special Correspondence.
u ~ long, rambling frame Senr-
moEt Up fsar illrhls Of dark stair.
casc 70 a five room fiat.
The home ~ John la Parlo. his
wife end three daughters. bespeats
an excellent housckeeper. In that re-.
gard Il differs from most OF the
others The htchen floor n snowy
white. pinked oil clolh covers the
cupboard shelves Lamp chlmuoys
sllelen. 4 few cheap ornaments and
framed i.th0graphs are In regular
places
Mrs. Ia Psrie aud an isyear-old
girl slt sewing ~ the Kitchen table
The girl had her neck bound up With
flannel That explains her presence
n home IN the afternoon Of a week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Mothers everywhere praise One II
ute Cough Cure Tor the sufieringl
has relieved and the lives Of their
he ones Il has saved. A certain q.
for Coughs. Group and Wh0Qn,
Cough. Makes breathing eaay. q
out phleen. and draws cut the inod
nation. sold BY 81 druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
BOND ne p.eelvea.

10 not be deceived by counterie.is
when YOU buy witch Hazel Salye. The
aame Of y. G. Dewitt a Co. IL on
every box OF the genuine. Piles In
their worst form will soon pass away
II you will apply DeWitt's witch
Hazel salve night and morning. Best
Tor Cuts, Burns, Boils. letter. Nc
gema. etc. Aiiss N. n. Middleton.
Thtbeu, lll, says; Il was seriously
afflicted with fever sore that Was
very painful. DrWitt's witch Hazel
salve cured mo IN a few days. Sold
BY eli druRgiHts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Il IA a disastrous calamity, when
you lose your health, because lndi-
aosslon and constipation havs sapped
Il away. Prompt relief can be had IN
3r. Kings New Life Pills. They
build up your digestive organs, and
ours headache. dizziness. collie, con
stipafion. etc. Guaranteed BY all drne'
rists: 2Bc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

cried Hannah Plant. OF Little Rock,
AIR.. for the relief got from Buck
lens Arnlca Salye. II cured my fear
ful running sores. which nothing else
would heal, and from which I had sui.
ferod for five years" II Il a marvel
Gus healer for cuts. burns and wounds.
Guaranteed by al druggists; csc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

IA often rs great rs womans. But
rhos 8. Austin, Msr. az the "Rapub.
lean" OF i,eavenw0Fih, Ind, was not
unreasonable. whom he refused 70
allow the doctors 10 operate on his
wife. for female trouble. "inetead,
he says, I'VE concluded 10 try Electric
Bitiers. My wife was then 80 sick,
she could hardly leave her bed, and
five 90 physicians had failed to re-.
lieye her AMER taking Electric Bit.
lers, she was perfectly cured, and can
now perform an her household du-
ties.' Guaranteed BY al drugglsla
price Soc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Bangor. Me-, Nov. 20. Passenger
service on tho new Northern Seaport
railroad. from Ia Grange 10 stockton
springs began today. Two trains
day viii run each way. In stockton
SPRINGS ihe,arrlyal 0f the first train
was celebrated By the whole popula-
finn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
NEW DISEASE At SANTA re.
THE "aEsT CLIMATE w y.
WoRLp' TROUBLES WITH
OTHER H..

Tho physicians " santa Ne
talking Of o. new disease that
made 90 appearance IN that city.
which bids fair 90 spread 10 tbn
demlc stage The lllnesa frsi b,
tests iisoli BY pains IN the bacl
the head. iast az the hasa ofI
akull and from there spreads
the body, assuming some 81 the I.
toms OF Ia grippe A. yet Il bad
hees given q name.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

But fcw people are entirety frbs from
INDIGESTION 81 ihiA season % the year,
k0iol Dyspepsia Cure % nof only mo
bcsl REMEDY t1 ute hecarse d dlftsia
shat you Ont hui because i also co.
ables ne digestive lnparaiUa 20 az
slniille and transform 80 i0p1 into
iissue-hn'ld.ng blood. kouol relieves
sour stomach. heart burn helching.
and en- forms Of Indigestion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

losing their Influence, he declares he
u opposed 10 any one but Clergyman
solemnizing a marriage ceremony. Il
can't believe marriage n 9aera,
ment," he stRtes. "bui II ~ a 1erlous
matter. When clcrgymsa unltes a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Depot Master Wells Of the santa
Re, left today for In Juntn, whore he
WIS called by 4 telegram announcing
the serious illness ~ his father. who
Is seventy eight years Of age.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

OF ten children nine Rifls. one hoy
and pair of twins. ! have never
been a strong woman. YOU see ! am
SLIGHT but liver ioei six weeks
pay from the niiil WHEN any 81 my
children was born. The twlns7 fleit
wori TIN days before they came and
was back in n month
"Ii was not the work in the loom
room that told upon mo and has
wrinkled ny face Let me zen you
what ! did for more than % years.
Fiyc O'Clock In the mornins would
lind me up getting breakfast Cor thc
family. ! would wash and dress my
chlldren, Then I would cook dinner
Tor the children. who must stay ~
h1ine. A. 6 o'clock. my husband,
those cf the children who were old
ononsh 20 work, and ! would be of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

unt o. danger This porlilce Ia re-.
ported 20 have worked very aucccaa'
fully IN the town 81 Washington
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

GO walk ,nroagh Fan River Mass street fcceye mrres
WORKING
How this The
cniaycd conditions better than me ayerngel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
Indigestion Causes
C0tarrla OF the
stomach.

For many years u has oeen suprc1od that
Calauh II the Stomach cauned Indigestion
and dyspepsia, but the truth h cxaolly the
opposite. Indigestion caused cafarfh Re-
pealed attacks Of Indigestion luilames he
mucous membranes lining The stomach ana
oxpososlhs nerves 81 The slomach, thus oaus.
ing the glands 20 aecIold mucin lnsiead 81
The Juices Of natural digestion. The q
cailed Cnlarrh 81 the Stomach.