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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
ALBUQUERQUE REALTY
CONTINUES ACTIVE
TRANSFERS FOR LAST FIFTEEN
DAYS IN AUGUST SHOW THAT
REAL ESTATE AGENTS ARE


DAYS IN AUGUST SHOW THAT
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS ARE
BUSY.
Transfers from August no 10 30
we're recorded as follows
August ii--tuclnda NJ Martin and
husband 20 Homer T.. Sitter. land
known as the Alexander Mountain
Road house site; 81.
August i5--John NJ. Moore Realty
company 90 Elizabeth r. Welch. lots
and 2, Moore Realty cOmpany's ad.
dillon; $3.50.
August IA. W. Cloiand ct al 20
Emilia 3 de Chnves. Ia 49, block A,
Bnca addition; 81
August i6--Iohn y. Bawyor and
wife. a piece Of land In block 10. r.
Armiio Bros addition, 81.
August 16-Gabriela NJ. de Perea
and husband 90 NJ r. Summers. lots J..
and b block 3. Romero addition;
Si76.
August iG--John l.. Gay and W W..
Foute 90 N. =. M0hn. lot g. block "a.
iunng Highland addition. SiOO.
August lG-Surcty Investment COM
nany to r. y. Gargan. lots 90 and q,
block %. peroa addition. 500.
August i6--R l.. Thompson and
wife To j. G Calhoun. LOT O. block 80,
HunlnF Highland addition. g.
August lG- Broadway Land and IN
yestment company 10 William Thies,
lot 8, block %, Eastern addition; $3.50.
August i7-Sarah NJ Sloan and hus-
hant 90 J. u. Caldwell. lot II. block
-. Hunlng Highland addition. 81.
August i90-Mary y. Mailer and bus.
and 10 Minnie Dlnsdale. lot n. block
= HGning Highland addition, 81.
August 22-George Schneider ana
wife. guardians. TO the Southwestern
Brewery and Ice company lots 1 ana
3 block 10. = Armiio otefo add
ton; 81.
August 22-John VI. Moore Realty
company 90 Louis Monioya, lots 81
and $50. Moore Realty company's ad-
dition No $3.50
August 22-M. r. Summers 20 Xav.
Ter Schneider, lots 2l %, % and a.
block 21 New Mexico Town compa-
ny's addition; 81.
August 23-George A. Woods and
wife tc Maria y. Cannon. lot ~ and
fraction ~ lot 10. block 3. c. w. Lew.
Is Highland addition; 81.
August 23-Clarencs ID Goff and
wife 10 Thos. X. n. Madison, lot G..
block D. Highland addition south. 81.
500
August 2i--John c Calhoun and
wife 90 Bernard a. Sleyster. lot 3.
block S0.Hunlng Highland addition;
g.
August 25-Kutle NJ Hope 10 Bar.
harn G. de- SANCHEZ. lots 4 and g. block
A. Baca and Armiio addition: 81
August 25-E Emma J Anderson 20
A. y Mcdonald lots T. 5 and 3. and
north iweuty-thrce feet OF lot 10, block
Ia Mandell b and r. addition. 81
August BINARY Ann OBnon 10
Martha 8 Butler lot s. block 2, C. W.
Lewis addition; 81.
August 29-A J. Mitchell Ct al 20
= NJ portertield, north twenty feet Of
lnt 2. block 40, Hunlng Highland add.
ton; 81.
August ee-Henry Koehier and wife
~ s. NJ. Porterfield. lot /, block 46,
Huning Highland addition; 81.
August 20 broadway Land and In.
yestment company 70 Robert Thomp-
son, lot 2, blocE % Eastern addition;
81.
August % broadway Land and In
vestment company SO James Cutler
reg. lot 9, Block V, Eastern addition;
eggs.
August 90-A. J. Mitchell ct al 10
benjamin j. Luccro, lot 2. block V.
Atlantic and Pacific addition; 500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

port Of happiness and Joy and sweet
content.
by degrees Johns face became
moist. and then little beads Of pera-
plrntiOn gathered and grew, They
trickled. growing larger a. they do.
scended. absorbing other heads, until
az last they ruled from sight behind
Johns neckbanh, quito respectable In
slzo, and leaving moist little chan.
nels behind them. down which lar.
ger beads rolled most tumuituously--
regular little brOokiets, daahing down
!ne mountain side.
From the dining room came tho
sound Of Jane laying the table. The
cats song died away aud vas not
John turned the crank. Like de-
mon blowing on a patent forge, he
turned II. with diabOlical energy and
expression, teeth c'inched, breathing
through his nose: mOrosely, determ.
incdly, cverlastlngly, he turned a.,
Ike an automaton Of hades; Ike the
rotatof of the wheel Of life and death,
like n made embodiment of the three
lates, the three furies and Nemesis
thloWn In for good measure.
rs Il freezing, iOhnW cried Jane.
John answered never q word.
The little broOklots of pcrspiration
became brooks: merry brooks. dash.
ing elong 10 the most pastoral way.
The brooks became streams and the
streams grew 90 creeks and the creeks
ilourlshcd into tributaries and the
tributaries into rivers. rolling maies.
tically on their way down Johns neck.
hand and there becoming underground,
nas Il were.
III will soon be done. nowl" cried
Jane.
Avn" muttorod John.
John TUNED the crank Like a priE-
Oncr for life on a treadmlll. he work
ed away, cOnvuiglyoly. franticaliy.
and with a look OF dcyillsh hate, a. at
the cruel oversocr OF his toll Like a
slave at the galley his arms went
backward and forward. frcnziedly, de.
spairlngly. and with an awful look OF
passion upOn his face.
And the undcrgl ound rivers became
lakes.
And Tie lakes became channels.
And the channels became seas.
And the seas became oceans.
20 was 40 this point that John sank
INTO q chair. and removing the top OF
the can, be peepod
We'll, Ill ho blessed" cried he.
OnyersUlyJ
And what's the natter joint" coed
ais loving little wife. running into the
sitchon. as the cat jumped down from
the table.
John pointed TO the can with a ges.
ture that dripped With the essence
OF tragedy
Waterl" he howled. There's
nothing In The can bat waterl"
Why. John. aid she, "that's the
water ! scalded the can with. Didn't
Won hear me tell you that the cream
vas In the bowl7"
Then where's the bowl?" cried
John. II didn't see any bowl Where's
The bowl?"
Right behind You, on the table. &"
she repr0ached him. "Why. what's
The matIer with itg Have YOU been
drinking it2'
And 10 over there was cat with
contcnted smile and a happy song end
n susp.ciously blOated appearance and
.hick, rich cream still adhering 10 lts
Whishrrs Il was Johns cat Ginger,
AS 10 d. chcd lts back and rubbed itself
thankfully against Johns manly logs.
Auo damn that cat cried John.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
HARRiMAN's ARIZONA AND
NEW MEXICO LINES MERGE

The stockholders OF the Southern
Pacific, represented by proxies mainly.
az a meeting al san Francisco, have
voted their approval 20 the recent
merger OF the Southern Pacific OF
California With the Southern Pacific
company OF Arizona and New Mex.
leo. They also voted 20 increase the
capital stock 10 100000 900 and to
Issue bonds for that amount 10 meet
the requirements ol tue merger and
rounding OF the OF bonis.
The merger includes all the iTarri.
man lines between San Francisco aud
El Paso. excepting the Southern Pa.
cihc road between san Francisco aud
Santa Cruz, and the Central Pacific
line IN California. and includes the
ferry system between san rrlnclss 20
and Alameda county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
HOW JOHN MADE
THE ICE CREAM
THE DAY HAD BEEN ExcEP.
TIoNALLY HOT AND ne WANT
go SOMETHING cooL.

When John came home he fell into
The easy chair aud feebiy m0aned I'm
utter exhaustion And his dear III.
Gle wife came running TO him directly.
And she famed him and she soothed
him aud she held his hand and muir.
INJURED. "Doa- joint The heat has
almost been too much FOR him ~
1astf"
And she brought him his slippers,
and she arranged the doors 50 that the
draft would play upon him, aud she
made him a lemonade half allied with
cracked tee and two slices OF lemon
foailng on the top.
And she stood over him and famed
him again and she showed the cat
away rcmarklng % the cat, in 80.
verosi tones. that John WA hot and
tired and bad nu time fof cats-a prop
osltlon go which John mutely assent
Cd by hsilessly scrunilnE ais feet at
the cai. And she made him another
lemonade and she famed him while
he Mauk &c.
Feel better. now" she tondcrly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
GRAND RECEPTION
TO J. r. McNALLY
Popular Ex-SuperIntendent
Rio Grande Division
IlOnOred
BY CITIZENS OF SAN MAUClAL

Special 10 The Citizen.
San Marcinl y. NJ. Aug. 3O.-The
most brilliant social function IN the
history Of San Marclal occurred az the
opera house IN this city last night. the
occasion being a reception and ban
uuct In honor 1f ). r. McNally. for
ave years superintendent OF the Rio
Orande division 1f the Santa Re, with
headquarters hrrc.
The reception aud ball was arrang
cd by the friends uf Mr.. McNally Ia
San Marcial AMI southern New Mex
leo. a. a Testimonial of the high e.
te, m Ia which he ~ held by his for.
mer employees. no sincerely regret TO
see him leave Practically everybody
In the city an urrOunding towns so.
tended the rec Ion. A special train
from SocOrro hlHught over 100 guests
and those In abundance numbered al.
most 800 peopl.
one OF the chief features OF the en-
tcrtalnment W. The presentation Of
nvopiece silver table service. to.
gethor with tvo Iozen each OF knives,
forks and spo and q handsome
carving set. Ts splendid gift was
made to order w. z. Hixaon A. Co..
of El Paso. r.. larger silver pieces
viii bear tho ir.arlption: From the
employees OF al. rio Gsande division
OF the A. r.. a r. railway, and cltl.
zcns of San n .al"
Mr.. McNnlly has been with the
Santa Re for many years. serving In
the capacity o .ction foreman. con
ductor. roadma aud division SUI
perIutcudont 1868 rise IN the roads
service has b., stcady. and u the
best commcniu pusslble as 10 his
efficiency rs road man. His last
promotion was rom the Rio Grande
division 20 thC Kansas division, with
headquarters o. 'hanute, Kan. The
latter is one a he biggest and most
important diy ms on the system
and Mr. McNa selection for the
high post is compliment 10 his
ability.
Mr. McNaily was In the city for the
purpose OF tal his family TO their
new home In Kansas. lie left for Cha.
mute oa,ly thl morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
Frat publication. Sept. 2. 1905.


Cleveland, Ohio. Sept, 1.-The auto.
mobile race meeting on the Glenville
track opened today with the most Hat
terlng prospects for breaking some
American, Il not worlds records. Tho
entries are numerous, and include
some OF the most famous machines
aud equally famous drivers. The
most interesting event oi the meeting
wili undoubtedly be the i00O-mile mo-
Tor car run for record. II Il ok
neotod that Guy Vaughn. who holds
the i.000-mile record, will be able "a
lower o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
WESTERN UNIVERSITY TO
TRAIN RhILROAD MECHANICS

In cO-0pora "A with the University
OF Nevada. the Southern Pacific rail.
way cOmpan, EN- begin next month
The operation ot q school for the In
struotlon OF men who desire 20 enter
the mcdaniel department OF the
road. The school will be- located al
3pal KS, Nevada. and will be In charge
of the department Of mechanical en-.
cheering OF the university Expert.
enced mechanics In the cOmpany's
employ may a'F1 be sent o. the school
In order TO strengthen their grasp OF
the sciences uuderiaylng their work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
EooY COUNTY RANcHMEN
MAKES Blo CATTLE SALE.

Next month there win be one OF
the largest catlle shipments made
from the stock pens south of Carls.
had which has ever been made from
those yards. The sale represents 5000
head Of three and fOu -yearold steers
which was made boy 3. n. Biting.
they were sold TO John Molesworth
of Clarendon, Texas, for delivery at
Carlsbad, September 10. and viii be
taken 10 pasture Ia the Panhandle
country whore they will be wintered
preparatory 10 shipment TO Kansas
early In he spring. Those who are
Interested Ia the sales are Smith q
Biting, Jones Bros, w. y. Thayer,
w A. Barber and others. The prices
are S22 FOR the twos and S2i for the
thrpe,y car.Olds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
TWO MEN BLOWN TO
ATOMS BY DYNAMITE

A dispatch from Chamn, RIO AFriha
county gives the particulars OF o
tragedy at thai place. as follows:
While out hunting rabbits last Sun.
day near this town. Eudoro Romero
and jose Martinez were near the pow.
der house OF the Denver A. Rio orlando
railroad located about Ono.haif mine
from here, and as they had found no
game of ANY Kind they commenced
amusing themselves By shooting az
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
ARRESTED WRONG MEN
AFTER LONG CHASE.

After long chase. Deputy Sheriff
Snyder of Colfax county last week
arrested Alexander and Roy Ariano,
who we're charged with the robbery Of
John Cfalg's saloon at Ration. At the
preliminary examination, however. no
evidence was forthcoming sufficient 20
hold the brothers and they were dis.
charged from custody. For some time
previous 10 the burglary the two
brothers had been loailng about the
saloon. and when the saloon was en-
tered and $40 IN cash, two siX'shoot'
ers and a quantity OF whisky taken,
the absence OF the brothers after
previous lniclOusnefs, threw sus-
piclOn upon them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
INJUNCTION GRANTED IN
POWER DAM CASE

Judge william ". Pope OF the Flfih
judicial district court f0r Eddy county,
has granted an injunction again J, O.
Cameron 20 prevent him from inter
fering with Mary r. Tansill IN the eX-
tension o. the power dam az Carlsbad
20 MS 10 Join 20 the west bank Of the
poc0s river the extension being maze
necessary by the cutting Of a new
channel by the silver lEst October An
appeal VII probably be taken by the
defendant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
DUNLAvV COMPANY WILL
BUILD LARGER oUARTERs.

The Dunlayy Mercantile company
has outgroWn its present quarters az
ksinncia, Torrance county, and viii
at once commence the construction OF
"a large building Ia that town. In which
u VIII place line Of general hard
ware and farming Implements. A. n.
Harnott viii be associated with the
company 90 rs new store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
NOTICE or SUIT
Territory OF New Mexico, County OF
Bornalillo. IN the District Court
John NJ Moore
And
feOla HANDFUL

And
Isola Bambiul
". No GS73.
The Unknown Heirs OF Reese r.
Price. deceased, aud all un'
known claimants Of interests m
the premises hereinafter de.
scribed adverse TO the said
plaintiffs.
To the above defendants and TO all
whom q may concern;
Notice Is hereby glvon that the
above entitled cause Is now pendins
IN the above court, the object Of the
suii q 10 quiet the title OF the plant
iffs. and 20 forever bar and estop the
defendants from making any claim ad.
verse 10 said plaintiffs, IN and 10 the
following described piece or parcel OF
land aud real estate, situate. lying
and being ia the County OF Bernahllo
and Territory OF New Mexico, being
six hundred and eighteen tCiSl feet
in width more or less. from north 10
south. and extending from the Barela
road on the east ia the Rio Grande on
the -ost. and bounded on the north
boy land of the heirs at Francisco
chavez deceased; on the south by
land OF the deirH Of Juan ApOdaeh,
deceased. on the east by harelas
road. aud on the west by the Rio
Grsnde, the said piece Is known as
the whiting Meadow" and unless
you enter your appearance IN sai'
cause on or before the 23d day of %
toher A. d. 1906, judgment BY default
will Doe entered against you and the
plaintiffs will De entitled 20 the 70.
Lief asked for IN the complaint.
Tho attorney for plaintiffs Is r. W
D. Bryan. Albuquerque. NJ ~
w. y. DAME
Clerk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
MUCH TIMBER USED
IN GRANT COUNTY

The increased mining activity ana
,ho building that Is being done In sil-
YER CITY have created a demand for
lumber which IL causing the saw mills
Ia that section 20 work up to their fUll
capacity. o. l.. scott. proprietor OF
the mill az Dedstone, just above Pinos
Altos, Grant county. has contracted
for The hauling OF 100000 feet OF logs
20 his MILL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

n a iallacy Again. tho idea that the
hat must he "chokcd" high up never
appealed 10 me-. ! Try 10 set a happy
medium between the two. u enables
me 10 take a half chops wing AZ the
BALI Get every pound of strength in-
90 the blow aud drive the ball In a
straight line
J DO not shut my eyes and swing. A
good pitcher. with even a fair SLOW
ball, can make monkey out OF such
a bs'ter. ! just keep cool and walt.
am sure every ball "a right before
hitting at o. Sometimes man can
make hit of a ball which would new.
or be called a strike. but as a rule Il
is a dangerous thing 20 try. wait
for the good ones aud II the good
ones don't come, walk
keep ln good condition. and occa.
sion1lly take a bottle OF ale. / smoke
cigars but never cigarettes.
n the young man starting into base
ball Will remember some OF the things
IN this letter | ihink ne will find that
he viii be better off
ROY BRAsHEAR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
RECEPTION at SAN MARcIAL
WAS a COMPLETE SURPRISE

}. r. McNlIy. former suporIntond-
ent OF the Wu Grande division OF the
Santa ~, Hu row located az Chanute,
Kan, spent .a day In the city accom-.
panied By family on his way 10
Chanute
In speakue Of the reception ten
iered him the citizens OF San
Marelal iasi ght. Mr.. McNally said
IL was "a a1mplete surprise 10 me
and the anaIr vas the most enjoyable
have ever "Nperienced / want tho
people OF San Marclal 10 know how
deeply ! apur." late their kindness"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
RUB ON
Puinki((ex
and thc Rheumailsm's gone.

Santa Fo In the morning. picking up
people from Albuquerque, Las Vegas
and other points on the Santa 70 az
kennedy. The return trip will be
made at night, 40 that those who 20
may have the full day IN which TO
take IN the sights and attractions Of
tho fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
RAILROAD aRINcs AN
UNDESIRABLE POPULATION

Pennington. San Juan county, "a
experiencing an influx OF undesirable
people on account Of the building Of
the Pennington extrnaion Of the Den.
yer A Rio Grande railroad. Build.
ings nov under construction In the
town have 20 be guarded at nights TO
Keep the noatlng population from
stealing everything found lying loose.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

Roy Brashear. Of the Loulsviile Am.
erican Association tam. leads the lea.
que IN extra base hittnlg and base
running. He has averaged around
,3f5 with the stick and leada the lea.
que by comfortable margin In pilfer.
Inc sacks.
ny ROY BHAsHEAR.
Constant practice and perfect physl.
cal condition Is the secret Of the fact
that ! lead the American Association
in extra base hitting.
No man can succeed In base ball
unless nc makes up his mind 20 give
hls profession his entire attention.
One must think base ball morning.
noon and nlEht. 10 must be- constantly
ON hts mind do not mean be must
worry over a. This Is a COO common
fault But be must think out solution
for the new problems which present
themselves daily, and the line Of
hitting must study carefully every pit.
cher
Many pitchers have the fault NJ us
ing different deliveries for different
kinds Of balls.
| study those men. and IN n short
time am uhlo 20 determine luc nature
OF every ball they pitch. When a new
pitcher breaks into the league. ! am
content 10 let him strike me out few
times until get a line on him Some
pitchers have the same styles no All
times. and they bother mo
I get ont 90 the field every morning
and bat for Rt leas; an hour. During
the practice before the games I get
In all the batting practice possible.
Use long heavy bat, after my
own model Every man IN the bust
ness likes n certain style OF bat. The
bat ! use Is never touched by the 9TH
Or members OF the team, although
anyone who knows how 10 handle a
bar Is at liberty "a use a.
The old idea that a b,ll. healthy
swing will result IN extra lAse hitting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

Major Cassius Il. Gillette OF the u.
3. army engineer corps, who was sent
10 Philadelphia TO probe the frauds,
which for years have attended the
pubic work contracts of that city,
was Instrumental In securing the con,
victlon NJ Captain oberliu NJ Carter,
who 9gas said TO have defrauded the
government out of a. 600. 900 In the
Savannah Ca, harbor contract.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
RAILROAD RATES FOR
TORRANCE COUNTY FAIR.

The Torrance county fair commits.
siunors will hold their annual fair at
Eatancla, n. NJ, ON September IA 20
iH. Inclusive. Very low passenger
rates will be- given by the Santa Ne
central railway and special trains
viii leave santa Fe a. o'clock q.
m. on September rs and "A. returning
leaving Estancia at . D. m. daily.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
RIGHT or WAY MAN IS
FOLLOWING THE SURVEYORS.

The camp Of the right of way mon
OF the now read from Dawson to Tor.
rance n now pitched a. Tccoloto. San
Miguel county, Just south Of Las We.
gas. II Is reported that n right OF
way man Is following closely behind
the surveyors,
s. T. nusser. superintendent OF
reading rooms on the Santa Re. PASSED
thr0ugh the ciiy this morning en-
route 10 Las Vegas. where he goes
70 place an installmen, OF $500 worth
OF new books In the Carnegie library
OF that place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
JAPANESE STUDYING
AMERICAN RAlLWAYs

Six japanese. representing the I'm.
ptrial railway system OF Japan. have
toured the principal railway centors OF
the west and are now in New York.
They have visited this country 20
study the American locomotive and to
purchase railway supplies From New
York they 30 to France and Germany
ON a similar mission. Japan Is 20
spend $4,000 OOu for railway supplies,
and the bulk on this money will be
expended In the United States and
England.
The Santa 70 Central viii run spe'
clal trains from Santa " 20 Estancia
on September rs and "a 20 accom-
n0dato the people who doslre 20 a.
tend the Torrance county fair. These
will be- hlg days and a large crowd "a
expected 20 take advantage of the spe
cial schedule The train viii leav,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

Dr. ). NJ. Cunningham OF Las Vegas.
returned north tails morning after q
pleasant visit In Luna county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields 10 treat
mont by Elys Cream Balm, which IA agree.
ably aromatic. Il - received through the
nosirila, cloansos aud heals tho whole sur
iaoe over which ID difiuses itself Druggists
sell de 800. sire, Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test Il and you are sure 70 continue
She treatment
Announcements.
To accommodate those Who are partial
10 the use OF aioinizora IN applying iiquidf
into tho nasal passages for cIlGFrtqi troli.
bics, the proprictors prepare Gcain Balm In
liquid fofui, which will be known a. Ely'a
liquid Croam Balm. irice including The
spraying tube u 20 cents. Druggists or by
maiL The liquid form ombodlea the med
einAi properties o. tho solid preparation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

Miss Katherine Lawlor lort this
morning for Denver on a pleasure trip
OF couple OF weeks duration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

Ho is relentless and fearless and bis
reputation for absolute honesty caus-
cd ElIhu Root to advice Mayor wea.
yer to send for Gillette to hunt down
the grafters.
The MAJORS physique Is enough 10
scare the hardest scoundrel. stand
ing over six feet aud Weighing 260
pounds and with a clear. searching
eye. the boidest rascal may well quail
before him.