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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

np a iicaliher Colt belonging 10
toaimaatcr Thompson. ANA twirlng
q around her second finger To in.
sure iis proper balance. called out 10
the remaining son TO dance.
Realizing chat the a. was loaded
ana furthermore. that the lady vas IN
deadly earnest he began 10 dance.
Dancing having boon strictly IN his
line he ala his bost 20 please. and
only escaped Terrible fate hy lean.
ING through a. window,
humor has % that 40 further tricks
VIII Pc played ON the lady and that
the SON Of Roosevelt has received "a
standing Offer from o Chicago dance
hail 20 invent ana teach now steps.
Probably IN the future tho postmas.
ler VIII De more careful with his "A
Con ana at least keep q beyond a
lady's reach
No one can see how the one under
me table escaped. Perhaps through
knot hole. for no is small. bnt ne
himself cannot tell.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
BIG COPPER ORDER
FOR CHINESE GOVERNMENT

The largest single contract Tor refln.
ed copper ever placed BY the Chinese
government or Chinese merchants IN
The New York market was made last
week by a prominent German copper
firm. Il calls for 5000 tons OF electro.
lytic os.,Fer to be- shipped direct TO
Hong Kong at Che rate 81 1000 tons 4
month from August J. The price ls
slid 20 be 10 cents. This All. tend
60 hold the home market steady Tor
some months, The total takings BIZ
refined copper on Chinese account
since last August have been abOut
100000 tons. Estimated AZ that the
average exports Of the rest OF thia
year VIII be- about 10000 tons a
mOnth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

This unique Institution reaches ont
loi poor children and transforms
thfm into tidy little housekocpers.
u islChea thUm how % cook and sew
Bnd wash aud dust, and usalla into
their Iittle minds me dignity of Moif
work when we'll done
Oui of crowded alleys aud lanes.
nail iit,ip creatures with 'ho care ui
ihrcn COZ four younger brothers and
sisters ou their shoulders. while the
mother goes cas- f0 work. an gather
cd in hv ho Little MuthFfH school,
and while temporarily relieved of
ihelr cherries. are taught iO perform
neatly ami quickly the duties of n
competent housckcopor.
The idea of the school is 20 oVort
every Influence io overcome lhe Co.,
stutfife dislike of tho Am0 lean born
woman FOR domestic service % ia
Thought thai by taking Tho children
of thc poor and ioarhlng ihDm to BE-.
8ncci their work and f0 win iho re
snoci OBJ others hy their c1mpciuuCy.
that Dol time ihey Niii gladly accept
positions as domCsticN instead OF
crowdue into factories ana shops
where th0 atmoaphoro aud labor 90 e
hcalh-doFroyInp and Che compensa.
pm meaaor
Competent teachers are employed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
Try
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS
when the stomach Is "cut Of
order" a SO years record Of
cures Is bach Of every bstle.
SISTERS HOSPITAL
ron ROSWELL. WILL BE NON.
sEcTARlAN. BuT UNDER CATH.
oltC MANAGEMENT,
Fr0m M0nday'1 DaIiy CliiIonl

From Mondays Daily Cliifcnl
a special dispatch 60 the Denver
News from vi Fol says
Sisters stolia or Kansas su6 ~
n1nHaco ol Wisconsin aye bcre io
sanerinipnd me orucilou of Sisters
hospital ln Roawon word came a0v
ofai wcoks aeo from Rome 20 pro
coed with tho erection of O sisters
hospital here
b. Vill Dee charitable Institution
Gnd lussOCiarl4n The caaaliahlnf
Of Che hospital here was brought
lhNuf hy Tire nneWeil Commero Ial
club, aud che citizens of the pucol
alley and Roswell viii aid the move
mtut u u financial Wey hy liberal cub
sor.rt.onR The Institution Wih ho ol
eo'uiely free iGr those who cannot NJ
fora fo pay o. De- oxpcctrs DAB reeeIy,
enough money to nay paients 10 do
uaY the running expenses W0rl
NII start on thc building in twt
weeks.
a. tine hospital VIII Boz conducic.
and considered as n charitable mati
tuition. depending upon the good vii
of fhr citizens % win ne necessary
bat ihc siafCrs receive Hn nnlurla
and moral support That thp public cal
give.
For ihia reason. thc general uuhli,
will ho afdDd to donate lborily ID
ihla wrIthy cause.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
PACIFIC COAST
FOR CHINESE
Portland Chamber OF Com.
MERGE AXIS President
For New Treaty.
ADMITTING CHINESE LABORERs

Portland, Oregon. July 12.-Prosl
dent VIM D. Cartwright OF tho cham
bor of commerce Of this city, on be-
half oi that organization has sent a
letter % President Roosevelt bearing
on che question ot Chinese exclusion.
Ia the letter be urges Presidonl
Roosevelt to take steps towards no.
goiiaunB q new treaty with Chlnn tina
shall provide for the removal OF the
eAaciing conditions that now attach
% The entrance into this country OF
their merchants. students and prOfos.
s.onnl men, and Tor The absolute free
dom of an Chinese residents OF this
country 10 visit their own land and
return here. and for The admission
during The next ten years OF a NUN.
bcr OF male Chinese labOrors which
IN one year shall not exceed onetenth
OF one Per cent Of population OF this
country.
American labor has little apprecia.
ton uf lts own dignity and power. as
wen as for as capabilities for I'M.
proVomonia, II il raises objections 20
such limited Chinese immigration AZ
that amounting In ten years 10 less
than one per cent Of oar population.
and thus ondeavoring 20 deprl,2 the
nation OF this additional means Of its
own Development. not only la this
country but Ia Hawaii. Philippine Isl.
ands and Panama"
The president h asked To give pub
liciiy 10 bis Intentions ia this reward
as sOou az practicable.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

20 teach the pupils how 20 prepare
Che dainiitst as wen az tho most
substantial mgals. how 90 wash and
iron hos to set table and now
in walt upon Co. The children arc
ifeiuod 20 speak In gentle tones. io
walk quickly and iahfly With shout
uers thrown back Pride in thclg
personal nt1inpss is encouraged and
rewarded by prlfps 90 clothes
The "ilitln motb,fs' hfins their IN.
FAINT charges fn toe school. where
they are given over tn woman who
takes care of thorn while tho "iitiio
mo'hoIs take their lessons ln house.
Keeping
a country home haa been provided
Tor thc children and curing Ine sum.
mef months ihcy are nivon chance
tu frulic over green nniiH which thrt
hDy0r would see we're % not for tho
Euodncss oi ihe patrons of lhg school
% ie tho ambition of tnc manarr.
mcnt To establish branch of The
school Va che country, phere nfacu
cal iamln0 dalrYIuV nenltry nising
eic- can bc taught The country
school would in time become self
HuUnoulng and wouid also contribute
io ihc support of the cify schooi.
which at ihc present time is main
iainod boy donations from chariiahiy.
disposed pcnnlo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
BUYS AND BONDS
NEW RAILROAD

A New York digpatch says A syndi.
cate composed Of Fisk a Robinson OF
New York, with whom strong eastern
and western interests are associated,
has bought from the 81 Louis. Rocky
Mountain a Pacific Co 100000 OF
hrst mOrlgage 60-yoar per cont gold
bonds Tho company WAS Incorporated
not long ago la New Mexico 10 take
over The property and rights OF tho
Ration Coal a. Coke Co. which
has been engaged for many years Ia
mining coal IN Colisx county, n. NJ,
Henry koohlor, Jr. vice president Of
the Commonwealth Trust Co.. OF 81.
Louis. 81 president OF the Rocky Noun.
tain company and }. Van Houtcn Of
Ration, N. ~ general manager.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
PlERPoNT MoRoAN's
OFFICE IS CLEANED

New York July l2For the nrsi
time ln thirty years The baAding az
the corner uf Wall and Broad streets.
the nret floor and basement of which
are occupied by j. r. MORGAN a CO..
ID now getting cleaning Tho work
is being done by a snnd blast cleaning
concern, and the marble front is Slow.
~ assuming . anuw white appearance
again. 10 has been hogrlmed wllh
dust, accumulated since lt was erected
in 1873. The A. j Drexel estate oi
Philadelphia and the Mechanics Ma
tlona bank of This city are The Joint
owners Interested crowds have been
watching tho work 81 cleaning since
q began. Because Of the celebrated
banking house which Is as tonant. the
building .s frequently but incorrectly
reierrcd 20 a. tho Morgan building.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
woMAN's sYMpATHY
10 Proveg5lal. Albuquerque Women
Ne Exception.


How much We owe 20 the sympA.
thetic side OF womanklnd. When
others suner they chocriuny lond a
helping ha.i They tell you the moaua
which brought relief 70 ehom that you
may pront Ivy their experience. Road
the testimony given here BY an Albu.
Querque woman.
Mrs. j Hail, OF bl9 south First
street, says; "One OF my daughters
suffered from hacLaohe for about
oleht months or year. Sometimes %
vas no bed that sho was completely
Frustrated Tor d day or SO al a time
read about Deans kidaey Pills IN
our Albuquerque newspaper and
though II they only performed half
what they promised thoy might heip
my daughter and wo went 10 the al.
varado Pharmacy for q box. IN a rs
markahly short time the medicine
took effect aud a continuation az the
treatment a little longer stopped ne
haokache. We are pleased 10 recon
mend D0en's kidney Pills."
For Paie BY al dealers. Price so
cents. Foster MIlDurn Co. Buffalo, n.
Y. sole agents for the United states.
Remember the nAmo--D0an's-- ana
take no other. -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

Nov York. Juiv lt-4bst . ,i,,s
an, .,,,.,.,.. -. ~
"'''''4' 'n' way that
MtH' h"nt. =. feary ana her two chill.
drcn look upon tho north pole expedi
tlon the nraf stseo ,,f ,,.l.i,h az. I'm,
n,sAe ,.l,h ~.
,i,0,,, r.,.. Il, '''ii''''"''' VINO starts
"f ~
t,. ~ " ,npusl W. were START
III. W wv 'Ae I'''i Hayly an.
KY. -. 'ltfi'iht Young wife OF
~, ,a.,t', WIN pl. 'lunel about
ita , ,''''','.h Wy /" lht land OF
No., 49, 49, 800 na,e sailed 90
~. ~. n, We h'fn. f'afy thai j
a..t ~ l.l ha4 i'oa Apnn 10 aa
.'.,. l'",u,g we "I' nave every
..' iti''V' upoN ihr to even ana y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
WOMAN MAKES
THIS MAN DANCE
INTENDED TO PLAY JOKE ON Her.
But she WAS ONTO HIM AND
TURNED TABLES PROMPTLY.

From Mondays Daily Citizon)
TO be- held zap by man ID even now
an uncommon occurrence IN peaceful
Arizona, but 90 bo he'j up hy a woman
ana 10 hc made 20 dance "a ilg under
most embarrassing circumstances Is
an extraordinary occurrence and wov.
Thy of more than passing notice. say 3
the Prescott Herald
Two young and dark haired sons OF
Arizona who found great delight IN
playing planks upon alady of Rooso.
Welt brought matters 10 "a crisis de-
Gently by inducing several other
young women 20 go Ga the heroine in
question and tell her letter was
awaiting her In the pcst0ifce
The lady sent for. Immediately left
hor household duties and started for
tho pustoiiico. Upon arriving there
she saw one OF tho Young men dive
under table, and suspectlng that
some trick had been PLAYED on her.
took u waltz step to The right picked
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

The outlaws were ovcfiatcn by "a
posse oi citizens al HrWina. seven
miles FROM Celaryaie. close iO tho
Oklahoma line ono ar tho uutiaWH,
lel MadiFaH of ponca city. Okla.
was instantly killed by lba posse. Tho
other, VIM Ehadburn. 0f lhis city.
Was fatally wounded The ouiiaWa
exchanged shots With tho posse. one
mnn Oi tho u0t6o being shot ln tho
foot and a woman unmod Malone was
struck in toe lex BY h stray hulioi.
Madinn ami Chadhurn held np and
robbed flN travelling men ht mo Hfa,.
TON hUtcl Winneld. on Sunday night
lnft and escaped Al CodaiYaib iasf
night Detective CaihooD encountered
both outlaws on the street Not be.
iuF positive of their Identity. Cllh00n
secured the city marshal and one OF
che robbed travelling mon and all
three started Ia a carriage lu search
uf the two men
Early today they drove past the
mon 10 a side street Tho travelling
man Identified tnom and tho trio IN
the carriage were just In the ACT OF
making o stand. WHOM either Madlgan
nr Chadhurn opened Gre CalhOon was
shot through The heart and tho cut
laws made their escape
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
PROMINENT PHYslClAH
DIES IN THIS CITY

br George .. Lockwood Who came
70 Albuquerque two months ago. Tor
the benefit of ha health. died very
suddenly at his apartments Do ihls
CITY This morning Death waa caused
by heart failure.
The deceased w9s prominent In the
cast. hoing connected FOR some Years
WITH che medical staff Ot The Trodeau
saninrlum nf saranac Lake, n. s.. one
~ the LARGEST sanliarnms In che c0un
iry Tor the treatment 81 tASercnloais.
Ne NJ Survived by a wife aud child,
Who reside in konnobuck. Mass Tho
remains VIII be shipped lo ihnt point
Tomorrow by Undertaken a nOrdrra.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

NJ. ana Mrs. ~ Frank FILLMORE are
spending = few weeks VISITING Col.
ofado resorts.
e.
derry nr.scom lcit this morning for
Oswceo. ~ s.. his old home. Cor a
visit of several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. o. McGaney arc
sim ai ragoaa springs, Colo. They
will return home SOME time nest
week
a. q. Lutz. the new Santa Fe agout,
announces that Mrs Iutz aud chill.
dron now a. Santa Fc. viii Join min
here iu e few weeks
Wednesday morning q party ui Al.
huuuorqucarH LETT for "a two weeks
outing on the upper pcc0a. Those tn
tho HHr'y we're. Colonel and Mrs.
w. 49, Greer Mr. and MIS- Harry r.
O.
Ice. Mr. and Mrs. A. o Chadboumc.
Mr. and Mrs r.. H. Mrdlcr aud Or.
~. j Aleor They have promised 10
return with plenty Of trout for their
friends.
judge Abbott aad daughter, Hiss
Constance. have gone to Haycrhill
Mass whore thoy viii spend several
weeks with friends
q
Mrs John Butlef who has many
friends throughout New Mexico. and
Who visited CerIlios and Las Vegas
has returned 90 the city
Amone ihe distinguished pcopls
Who yisiiel Albuquerque during the
wfok wore Ma and M.N William o.
Curu. rhoy have gone west
Miss Elaa Gibson. a. most popular
yonua ihiy bias returned fo tho city
lrum NulIiH, Colo. whore She visited
her ator Mas Stanley D. weld
90
Mise Lena Price. one of socorros
popular young society ladioa. ia here
On VISIT 90 her sister Mrs L. H.
stern. and also Mis-. simon stern.
3
Mrs "a = Kelly and children fam.
ily OF the chleg clerk In tho Santa pc
eiorekcepcr1 Office. will summer with
relatives and frionds az Montreal,
Canada
Mr. and Mrn G. ~ Myers arc
NhNNAN ~ nav NAN NNilNN the MtfN
a. ihclr guests. Mrs Henry plaft. 90
81 Louis ane Mira. j. Belnard Wood
OF Santa Pc.
q
u Banker D. b. norndon and family
sre enjoying a visit from Mrs. ". NJ
Lear Oi Waco. Toxins. Mrs H. ~
Hcrndon, OF Dublin, Texas. mother OF
Mr. Horndln. is also here on visit
Assessor Georg q. Albright. accom-
panied by his son. rlwoud were pas.
acnFors thls mGru.pg for Gionota,
where they will drive overland 20 the
upper pecos for weeks outing
D.
Mr and MIS- w ID Clayton gra en-.
loylng visit frum Mrs q pituman
Smith and daughter. Miss Lun smith
OF Missouri Tho visitors aye nccom.
panied Go the city hy Mise Esther
Locks, a niece OF Mrs Smith.
-
Colonel W. 3. Hopewou arrived Ia
ihc ciiy ihs morning from hls ranch
az Hiilshoro whore be- has boon Wis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

No APPELLEE loss d tiferglh, nervous.
neal. headache, constipation. bad breath.
general debility, souf rlainfs. and caitffh
81 ihs siomaeh arc ~ due 10 Indigestion.
kodol cures Indigestion. his nss d.acos-
efy represents no natural juices q d'gcss
don a. hey exist Ia q healthy stomach.
and roconsNucssYe pfopsrslfa. kodoi Dys.
pepsia Cure doos n0i only cure lRsshon
and dyapersa, but this famous remedy
cures al stomach troubles 81 cleansing.
purifying. sReoiening and strengthening
me mucou7 membranes lining he stomach.
NJ 81 81 bll. q Rtrosr4led. W. Va a1a.--
~ ula nrutIe1 18Th toaf GI1maca 81 iaaftV Ioa1a
go, su.sd 30 40 ~ "s ~ ss'ns 4 \ mlA
Kodol pisssis What Yea Fat.
nolIIll oay ti.ot HIre heifnr ~ times Ga GA
a'la uhlch stlt lcf 50 4snia
prsparea Nv g. Q. osWifT a Co, oliioAoO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
MOTHERS, DO YOu KRnW

she many ao-chllgd birth medicines. aud
most remedies for women IN the treatnne N
81 Der delicate organs, coutain More on
less opium, morphine and strychninep
DO f0a Know that Ia most c0untrie,
druggists are not permitted TO sell Earcos.
ies without labelling them pOisonsi
DO You Know that you should not
take Internally any medicine ior the
pain accompanying pregnancy.
DO YOU Know that Mothers Frisno
u applied externally Oniy2
DO You Know that Mother Friend
"A celebrated prescription, ant that Il
has bccu 10 use over forty years, and thai
each bottle oi the gepaine bears the name
81 The hradheld Regulator Co.
DO you know that when you use this
'smedy during the period 81 CESSATION
that yoe wall be free OF pain aud beal
healthy, hearty and clever childreup
Well, theSe things are worth knowing
They are facts. OF druggists al 81 On
Don't be persuaded 10 try a suhstitrse.
Our little book "Motherho0d" free.
VHB oaAofiELD aEauIAIoa CO.. AsiaSas. O.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

has dark blue eyes. and very little
color IN her complexion. and the
sewn that she wears ON shlpboard
preparatory 20 sailing Is 81 navy blue.
ihe shirt Of this Is broadcloth. whnu
l1e blouse ~ OF ailk
huster." as Robert Ir.. has been
dubbed, wears dark blue Jumpers IN
len Of the pink Russian blouse of MA
hodfire, lie ~ a big baby. ana his
mother proudly asserts that the Jump
ers are a i'year0d size Hls older
nd only sister ~ a pretty Rirl az M.
whose hair Ia fair and whose ewes are
blue
with Mrs. Peary ana the children
VIII Dee Miss Mamie Eahb. a Maine
school teacher. who became friendly
win the family while the Roosevelt
was being built al Portland
am q happy giri and au exceed.
lngy lucky one tO be- GA the R0oaa
volt u mo way that Mamie Babb
puts u. Ever since / waa b youngsief
! have lOngod and wished that could
travel wanted 10 take long Jour.
neya ana here ] am starting for the
north pole without having crossed the
Atlantic
% not anticipate any hardship.
though ! am ready ana willing 10 ca.
dufe them. From what Mrs. peary
tells me We have nothing more 10 SUI
Ter than We would IN roIng 10 Europo
in our own yacht Hut / shall tease
Tor al the experience ~ tha north
when We have once reached Fort ga.
bine n the lieutenant viii lef me 7
shan puth on north with the evpedi.
lion. ! am strong and sturdy. ana
know that ! could stand whatever tho
others DO
When lefi homo I prepared fos
bitter and ronsh experiences. / have
clothes for severely cold weather. but
n We push on 20 the north ! viii buy
plenty ~ warm urs in Greenland"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

hine bio inmiiy for the pass week,
and spent the DAY here on business.
iie viii probably return 90 Santa We
Tomorrow
o.
Harmony lodge SO. I. T. o O. r..
held q very pleasant social session
last night. whom the officers for the
ensuing year were Installed. Music
Iufnifhrd fhr chief entertainment OF
tho evening. after which refresh.
mcnia were served
SIR and Mr r q. McCanna, ac.
c0mpanici iy their children lcit
lala morning On SO for Oswtgu n.
y. their old home. whore they will
pend toe summon before returning
go Albuquerque 49, McCanna Vii
Fo 10 nunalo and participate 10 The
Elks' parade ON lho opening day of
tho Strand lodge meeting
Nc ana Mrs. W ~ Forbes were
hosf ana h0sto.gc6 on the night Of
luly M very pleasant gathering NJ
their home 22s North Walter street.
when about iNnnip l0rmeg resident
uf Wisconsin held . sort of reunion.
Every one had good time. and q RS
Yerf phahlo Chat those residuF in
This city who wore former residents
of Wisconsin. VII form g colony or
club
.
Tho Fourth oi July the gahali0n
club was host RI an enjoyable picnic
Go WhltcOmh Surlnps Tho guests of
hnnOr we're The Misses Mary Ebert.
stashla Wolfe and Neu Do I.ancy. who
H| fan W
Miss home Alnrlght The party. which
numbered tweniy0ne Young people.
SCENT io the SPRINGS in che Jumbo.
pr and MrH Cnrns. Mr. and Mrs.
George Z Albieht aud Mr and Mrs.
Frank hchorman chaporonoi the
crowd
D.
One of ihc most delightful social
cyonis oi tho past week was tbe
dance ami reception given ln Elk's
hail on Thursday evening last. by
Walter Wolnman complimentary 90
The Misses Mary Fhort Stashia
Wolfe and Ncll De- Lancy. of
Ohio, who a.e spending the summer ln
The city, the quests ~ Miss lone Al.
bright. and tho Misses Emma and
Elon0ra SegclkC who are visiting
ANNii NNtiNi george Mover ana fam.
iiy. About sixly.hvc young people
were present. and dancing was IN.
duiEed ln until lafc hour Delicious
punch Was served during the dancing
aud dainty Refreshments were par.
taken of during the iuicimisslon
d
ln GOenllon han last nleht Mlss
Sue pobs0n Miss Mildred Fox. Miss
MAY lingeldiue. Miss Gladys Childers
and Miss Helen Rodey were hostossc.
at charming Japanese dancing
party Toe decorations were Ianan,
csc throughout and tho hall looked
very beautiful Ancr the dancing.
light refreshments were se we'd
Those present were Mosdamos w a.
liazcid|no W. -. Chllders. b.. AZ. uoh
SON. Mr. ana Mrs. vs.. j. Johnson Air.
and Mrs "a W. b Bryan. ana Mlss-s
hriaonl shirley. kuhns. Lucy Hazel
dine and Nosra Waldo BrIson. Chos
ter nohson, Bruno nlcckman. J. NJ
liiilings, VIII Pratt VIII white. Tom
k"loher, lra James Wroth Klrh
Bryan and. Runio Jana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
TICKET BOUGHT ~ THIS
CITY ELEVEN YEARS AGO


General Agent jacob Frederick Iufn
Of the roAaa a Pacific at Fon Worth
han received a letter from Kansas
litY making ratnOr unusual request.
% lhi5 instance the writer sent q Dor.
tion of q partially used ticket lhal Was
sold % Albuquerque. n. NJ. IA nacem.
Der 1884, and wanted 10 know 70 Z
was siil good This ticket vas routed
BY che Santa Be 10 M Paso from El
faso to Now Orleans over tho Texas
a Pacific Tho unused portion l. fail
pf check punches. The writer I'D me
letter states that she rode on fhe
Ticket aa iar ag Shre ap0ft. whore sho
TOOK anQtlar Nnr. She uua Manis ~
ride on iho Tctag q pac.nc from
Shreveport to New Orleans 0u thp
unused portion.
The ucaet was Issued on blank
style that haa Ions since gone OUT ID
vogue lu those da3a william n.
White WAS general passenger and
Ticket agent iaf lhe Atchlsou. Topesa
a SANTA ne.
Tho ticket while unlimited. n no
Fooi a. this late day having expired
BY Limitation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

Says the Hocofd a Telegram was
sent 20 ManniHs Clemens. a constable
at ~ Paao. asking ior neWa and ho
wired hsok that ne bad heard npihlne
Of such report. Tho Associated
Peea has brought no report % such
an occurrence Tho El Paso papers
contain no news 90 This effect b
looks Ake q fake. Tho letter roceifed
BY the Record has been examined By
several. and they believe some Que
sent 4 who wanted 90 start reuorl
about one Of the two men mentioned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
wlal orana ~ ag.lsm A.sIlsh.a.

~ IIVIUN1l Iowa July y FTumIl
hent members ~ ihe hrnoh aUl bar Of
lutn io iUitl ni seFFral scDra are
snihcred n nes MBinca far $50 an.
nlal meeting 0i the iowa tiar assoola.
ipn. The PROCEEDINGS arc fn iast
ihree days ana llfumiac 10 b. of excep.
tiunal interest ono az tbe muat lfn.
porihni matters Of discussion viii De-
the report ~ the committees on law
reform accommodating thar a eonstl.
th'ioual amendment should be adopted
piotialns Tor che abolition ~ the
Grand luty and Tor placing parties
npnn lrInl mpnn inflammation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
BOY VICTIM OF

Willie, son uf Mr.. and Mrs. W. "
Palmer az Captain, met With a pain
FOL accident the other afternoon. The
heavy depot door fen, striking him
on the ankle. AZ first II was thought
the bone was broken, but upon IN.
yestigation Il was found 10 be badly
bruised and wlll need careful hand
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