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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Il don't know ssid Msry Ann.
thoughtfuily. "He told me lcS OF
things that were true. lie said he
thought had the proper temperament
FOR crystal gazing. and gave me n crys-
tai. and taught me how 20 use il. Here
IL is. l was just going 10 try it when
you came in
As she spoke. she produced a round
piece OF clear glass. about the size OF
walnut. aud held IL mp 10 the light.
The professor said IL was simply q
matter OF conccntrS ting ones thought,
on the subject one wishes to know
about. Anyhow. I'm going 10 try il.
You hold the crystal firmly between
your fngcrS-So. and will sit I'm front
OF you snd gaze AZ IL. But first we
must turn down the light"
Somewhat reluctantly. the officer
took the crystal. and held il in the pO-
Sition indicated. He was not in n mood
for fooiiShncSS. and would much rather
have been instructed 70 explore The
pantry. but he realized that the girl
was I'm strange frame of mind. and
ne deemed il wise 90 humor her.
For a few moments Mary Ann sat
silent. gazing hxediy NJ the crystal
suddenly her eyes commenced 10
Sparkle in peculiar manner. and
PARKWAY expression crossed her face.
Il see river bank" she exclaimed.
~Thcre is a seat shaded by trees. APP
preaching it is n couple. armin-arm-
, tau man and q girl with yellow hair.
/ They turn their faces toward me. Ii 3
Ennn-f-r.v Robert He Sto0nS for
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

k4-s face assumed an expires /
sion 90 judicial severity be- t
httinS representative II the awe and
majesty cf The law.
10 the unuitiated. she reason for this .
nssuUprcn ot dignity was not very
apDarc0s, lut the officer himself.
thcneh 90 outward appearance quite
ollrlous 90 an cxtraneous matters.
was perfectly wei aware that De had
conc within Tire line % vision 90
particular basement window. from
which. 20 touhted nor. & certain pair
OF blue eyes were surveying him with
fond admiration
II Vas tlis fact which enabled him %
TIA with silent contempt the imDe-tl-
ucncc CO messenger boy. who. after
gazing fxci,y 81 his. The officers. feet
Tor few moments in a particularly
Llsconcer-irS manner. described q wide
Le-rur about chem with every mani
hesitation 70 tic ureiiest s'arm. The
Whie in-u.S.l- in totally Irrelevant
TrUarks rclrl.n The ahsurtitv %
ahc cry -u.lc-ites going 90 the ex-
Heuse of engaging sfe1u rollers when
they had such Efficient substitutes al-
resly a- L1rt
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

An AmOrOus Policeman.
90 . D , b 3 3 D D b 70 8

stationed herself At the window. and /
rs soon rs the cchoiug tread Of Police /
man Watkins boots became audible I
she called her companion.
That's him.. she said. proudly .
That's my Robert. Isn't De hand 4
somet'
Your Robcrtr' echoed Susan. in
anazemcnt- what are you talking
about That's my Bob-'
Your Bob. How dare you, or aii
the imperrnc1cc- lie wouldn't look nc
the likes ~ you-not through the big
end or telescope. Why. he's been
Keeping company With me ever since
De came 90 this beat, and we are going
io ser MARI ed neXt spring. - therc.'
oont believe word you say.
Ilats my Bob. DO you thlnS can't
uf-eFe my own eyes- And we are go
-l- - Set married. ana i've in ihe
Bronx. 1ls- rs so-l as le can furnish
n~-
Inc dispute "a1ed fierce. ard It IS
.ala % say Were = would have ended
--u -'l l-c l-~.-- -ol pel called
's-" % oulies upstairs. "n.n inc
--'-s -eA' i-e'' 2 couple ol hours later.
.-'. were % q ,-i-- frame az iliuN-
IONS .e.l''Nel' ana lle
90 .-c el.'n was e,iao-
-s--- peg ohe 81 lossio--ly az doubt
..,..- canned A.le am
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
JESUS THE L0WLl
OUR REGULAR SUNDAY SERMON
A Brilliant Discourse Full Of Human
Love.

sins which are many. are forgiven. Tor
she loved much.-Luke vii. AZ.
Love took up the harp OF Life. and
smote on all the chords with
might:
Smotc the chordof Self. that. trembling.
passed in music out OF sight.
-Tennyson.
In the midst OF 50 much confusion and
perplexity about questions relating TO
religion. nothing is more helpful than
TO turn to the words OF Jesus and find /
what He taught and believed. We /
shall ind little difficulty In doing this /
IL we COnhne ourselves 10 the hrst /
three Gospels. IL we include the /
Fourth Gospel we shall Introduce an /
element OF difficulty and confusion. !
The Fourth Gospel sets a wonderful /
philosophy about Jesus and His mis-. /
sion. and IL relates incidentally some Of /
the events I'm the life OF Jesus. But for /
q simple statement OF the words OF
Jesus Himself. apart from any theo-
logical theory about Jesus, we must
turn 20 the other Gospels. There IS
unOucstionably much I'm these MARIA
tiveS besides the words OF Jesus. much
that betokens misrepresentation and
MISREPRESENTATION on the part OF those
I that heard Him and an attempt to iu-
I tevpret His words ana deeds as con-
frmation OF the materialiStic hopes and
expectations OF His followers. But the
I utterances OF Jesus Himself ON the
f great and vital questions OF spiritual
/ religion are 80 exalted and SO self-evi-
4 dent that we shall find no difficulty I'm
/ discovering them.
What does Jesus teach about God.
about Man. about Sin and Righteous
ness, about Redemption. about the
I kingdom Of God upon cartht We
might include other questions. such as
the nature OF Divine Revelation. the
Church and it's Sacramcnts and Rites.
. etc. But these are minor and suDor-
+ dinate matters.
What does Jesus teach about God?
Strange TO say. Jesus has nothing 20
state about God, after the manner Of
the theo,0gians and creeds. he en-
tered upon no metaphysical discussion
about the nature Of God. He never
mentions the doctrine OF q Trinity.
"He had unQuestioned faith in God
as a living conscious. intelligent agent.
This fnith came 90 Him 10y Inheritance,
and was received by Him as the indis-
pensable and indisputahle presuppos.
sion OF all religion Jesus took the
highest thought about God i'm the He
brew re-. gion. the conception OF COD
as the Eternal Father OF men. and ok
banded and purified 80. lie interpreted
this -dca hy His own sublime and spot
less moral consciousness. He saw the
truth 90 the Divine Fathcrhood through
the medium Of His own loving and
righteous soul. The thought or God
as tLe cvtr-prcScut Spirit 81 righteous
moss and love was a constantly beSet
ting thought with Jesus. DE lived an1
moved ANA had His being in this con
seriousness OF the Fathers presence
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

: L. BROwNLow. member
OF Congress from Ten
ressee, writes as fol-
lows I'm Good Roads Mag
azine. 1t has occurred
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
MEDICAL MEN,
THE OPTOMETISTS

Dr. George W. Harrison loft this
morning for Chicago TO attend the an.
nuai meeting of the council On medi.
cal education. He will represent the
medical profession OF the territory
and she territorial board a. ,nls meet.
ing The council Is appointed by the
American Medical association 10 make
investigations and recommendations
regarding the various phases OF medl.
cal education with a view 10 raising
the standard OF the medical sehoois
throughout the country.
From Chicago he will go 10 Indiana.
polls as delegate 10 tho meeting VI the
confederation OF licensing boards oil
the United States Re Will be absent
from the city about three weeks and
while away Will make a visit to his
former home Va old Missouri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
FAMOUS LIBRARY TO NEW MEXICO
LOT or MAJOR PowELL's vALu.
ABLE GEOLOGICAL WRITINGS
COMES TO The SCHOOL or
MlNE0.


Through the efforts Of President
Keyos OF the school OF Mines ana DIR.
q. X. Gilbert OF Washington. ID. O..
the New Mexico School NJ Mines has
come into possession OF the famous n.
brary OF mining, geology aud phlloa-
Ophy belonging 20 the late Major John
w. Powell, who for fifteen years was
director OF the United States gooiogi.
cal survey, and was for many years
on Of the pioneer scientific explorers
Of he west. says tho Sooorro Chief.
tain.
The library consists OF several
thousand volumes. many OF them very
rare and ali Of great practical value In
mining. Among them Is a complete
set Of Major P0wolla own vOiumlnous
writings. The collection 10 especially
well represented by books on tho
mineral resources Of tho Rocky noun.
tain region and IN, great southwest
These VIII be OF great value 20 an
citizens of New Mexico. and especially
TO the studants Of mining ana geology
interested In the mining Industries %
this part OF the country. New Mexico
In Henoral and the School OF Mines In
particular are very fortunate In the
requirement of 20 valuable n library
The name OF Major Powell win
ever be associated with the daring and
dangerous tfp down the Grand Can
yon Of the Colorado river In tho early
seventies, and the exploration Of this
and noighborlng regions including
parts Of New Mexico Much OF his
scientific work was done In the south.
west and some Of the greatest discov-
cries In modern geology were made In
this region Scarcely less important
have been the discoveries relating 20
the ore deposits and their influence
upon the mining Industries.
Under Major powolls direction the
United States geological survey rapid.
~ developed into the most important
factor In the advancement OF the min
iug Industry In ttls country After a
decade and half Major Powell re-
signed geological work. % take entire
charge Of the American Bureau OF
EihnolOgy. the work uf which has
been largely In the southwest deciph.
er.ng the history Of the early races.
This poE he held until bis death two
years ago. q score Of bulky volumes
attest the activity with which the
work was carried on.
II therefore seoms especially ntting
that the library Of This famous man,
who had SO much 20 do with this
great southwestern country should
hnd q permanent home In New Mex
leo.
Particularly appropriate is q THAI
such library on what must always be
our greatest industry should 40 20 our
school of mines. where II must ever
remain one of its most treasured al.
junctn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
EXHIBITION RUN OF NEW HORSES

This morning at 10 o'clock an exhl.
bitiOn run OF the two new horses.
which may DO purchased by the city
hro department, took place on Cola
avenue.
The exhibition was under the direc.
ton Of Fire Chief Burtless and a
large crowd assembled on either side
Of the street Ia witness the run. The
horses ran from Sixth street 20 First
street In quick fashion and certainly
proved beyond a doubt that they we're
made OF the right stun for good fire
horses.
The run was for the benefit OF the
public aud the members OF the hre
committee Of the city council Il will
not be known for several days
whether the new horses will be pur.
chased II they are n will be nee.
essary for the boys to train them 20
respond 20 the bell and learn the drop
hitch
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
CITY COUNCIL MEET.
ING LAST NIGHT

tFrom Tuesdays Daily CltizenJ
The last meeting OF the city council
for the fiscal year which closed last
night was held az the city building
Alderman Wilkerson was tho only
member absent. Mayor Mckee made
his appointments for the ensuing year
and the annual reports OF the city on.
GERS were read and referred The ap-
pointments made By the mayor last
night and which were unanimously
confirmed, are as follows:
Chief OF Pollce-ThOmas MoMnlin.
Assistant Chlef--W. G. Kennedy
pOllcemon--Alec Knapp. Frank
Rossl. jose l. SalRzar. Frank shoomak.
Ter. George Highbargain.
Chief OF Fire Dopartment--A. G..
Burtless; captain. John Hedden: drlv-
or. Frank Bolles; pipemen, Higgins
and Rutger.
City Attorney-M. p. Hickey.
City Physician. W. Elder
City Chomlst-John Wolnzlrl.
Building lnape0or-A NJ. Whit.
comb.
Street Commisaionor-Martln Tier
toy.
FoundmaAter--J W. Ward.
Board OF Health-Drs. j. ". wruth
and j. +. Pearco, Aldermen Harrison
and Held, the mayor being an ox-Oiil.
clio member.
DR.. George W. Harrison was elected
president of the council
Council Committees.
The mayor nominated the following
council committees:
Finance-llfeld, chairman. Gillen.
water and sherwood.
Building, Light aud Fuol--IlarrisOn,
Walker and Leanard
Sireo' Hanloy, chairman, Harrl.
son and WiikersOn.
Fire CLEARWATER, chairman; llfeld,
and Walker.
Water sherwood, chairman; liar.
rlson and GillenWater.
Wilkerson. chairman;
Hanloy and sherwood.
Walker, chairman; Hanley
and Loarnards
Pollce-Learnard. chairman. llfeld
and sherwood.
Reports Of Officers.
The various officers OF che city al
submitted their reports
which were read.
city Chemist John Weinzirl reported
hat the cfy's wator supply WAS very
good and that the milk supply also
could not Do improved upOn.
According Co the report OF the city
marshal ON permits granted 20 make
excavations for plumbing and sewer
connections, building operations In Al. /
mlquerQue during the past year have |
exceeded those of any previous year.
his report showed that ibT permits !
lad been granted, while tho highest |
number In any previous yoro we're
alshty.
Fire chief hurtcss en- hia report |
made plain the inoiilc,oncy OF the pres |
lni IRE department ne wants a sub /
station IN the Highlands, IRE engine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
THE OLD RELIABLE
MINING COMPANY

j b. Mayo. Of Albuquerque, presi'
dent Of the OLD Reliable Mining com.
pany at Golden, who had been several
days IN this city on legal business. Len
yesterday for hls home says the New
Mexican. MIR. MAYO expects that the
legal difficulty Ia the way OF working
the mines of the Old Reliable Mining
company Will soon be Strengthened out
and that work on IFS claims will then
be- resumed A soon as this happens,
Mr.. Mayo aud family viii again be.
come residents OF Golden and this
county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
Sour
Stomach

No appetiio. loas Of strength. nervous
ness, hea ache. constipation, bad breath,
general debility, sour rislngs. and catarsh Of
the aloma1l are all due loindigesilon. Kodol
cures lhal esilon. his new discovery repre-
sen's the raiural juices Of digestion a. lhsy
exist IN . healthy stomach. combined With
me grealesl known tonic and reoonstraoilve
properliea kodoi Dyspepsia Cure does not
only cure ndigealiou and dyspepsia. bot this
famous remedy cures all stomach troubles
~ clean lg. purifying, sweeieninR and
Strengthening The mucous membranes lining
The stomach.
NJ 3, 8 Gan, q RaFsnavood. W. Va. ssys,--
!. Ntn uqn. "a Elih aou stomach i0f twenty yesfa
hoool clied ne and Ne are aoa uaine Il N mia
kodol Digesis What You Rat.
Bottles ony. 81 90 Size holiine az t1nss ths trisl
aio, which aelis i0F 50 Csnia
'FepArea ~ q. o, pewiTT a co., ohloAoo
For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
RoARn oF oprnMErnlara-

The New Mexico Association OF
Optometrists o. now organization
which was formed In this city last
evening. The purpose Of this associa-
ton Is 10 affiliate with the board OF
nptometry and to further and protect
the interests OF the optomotrlc prac-
tionors throughout the territory.
The following officers were elected
otto q. hebher. Albuquerque. presi-
don't; NJ, N. White. Folsom vice presi.
don't. George y. Eyoritt Albuquerque.
secretary and treasurer.
A committee consisting OF s. a.
Nann, % g. MyhTe and Geo--o r..
Everltt was appointed by the presi.
dent to draft a suitable set OF bylaws.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Thomas Hughes and wife. accom-.
panied by their son Thomas Hughes,
Jr., returned last nighf from Chicago.
where Mr. Hughes went couple OF
weeks ago to consult specialists ro-
Earding a stomach trouble which be
has been a sufferer from Tor years.
The many friends OF Mr.. Hughes
throughout the territory viii be- glad
10 see him home again and 20 know
that be escaped the trying ordeal OF
an operation. which he expected 10
undergo when no left for the Windy
city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

No medicine can replace food hu
Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tai
let's will help you 20 digest your food i
~ not the quantity ~ food taken tina
gives strength ana visor 20 the system
but the amount digested and aaHimiiated
~ troubled with a weak digestion don
fan TO give these Tablets d trial Thous
ands have been benefited by their use
They only cost quarter For sale b.
ali druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

There are few diseases that innict more
torture than rheumatism and there a
probably no disease FOR which such n var
led and useless tot OF remedies have been
ergEeHted, TO say that II can be cured
IL. Therefore a bold statement 90 make
oya an extensive sale, has met with great
success IN the treatment % this disease
one application of Pain Balm will re-
iieve the pain. and hundreds OF sufferers
have testified 20 permanent cures by IT,
use. Why suffer when Pain Belm aforda
such quick relief ana costs but trifoi
For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
chamberlaln's Cough Remedy the Best
and Hoat Popuiaf

Mothers buy q Tor croupY children.
railroad men buy Il for severe coughs,
nd elderly people buy Il for IN grippe.
ry Moore Bros Eidon Iowa. We sell
more OF Chambcriaina Cough Remedy
than any other Kind. II seems 90 have
tnkca the lead over several other good
brands" There IL no question but this
medicine IL the best that can be- produced
for coughs and colds, whether u be- a
child or an adult that r. afflicted. II al
ways cures and cures quickly. Sold by
all dTuggistH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

n your digestion IL bad the vital or
gans Of your body are not fed ana nour-
ishcd M they should be-. They grow weak
ana invite disease KodOl Dyspepsia cure
diEcatH what you eat. cures indigestion
and all stomach troubles You forget you
have stomach from the very day you
begin taking A. THIS IA because u Eota
a reat-recuporstes ana gradually grows
20 strong and healthy that Il troubles you
no more. Sold by all dealers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

A staab, the Santa re capitalist
who recently got Ia touch with some
valuable real estate, Is here today on
business. lie proposes, at an early
day. TO commence work on a two-HtOry
brick business building on West Rail-
road avenue between Thlrd and
Fourth streets.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
Cheated Death.

Kidney trouble often ends fatally. but
by choosing the right medicine. n. A.
Wolfe, % Bear Grove. Iowa. cheated
death. lie says. Two ycurs ago 4 had
kidney trouble. which caused me great
pain, suffering ana anxiety. but I took
Electric Blttors. which effected COM
,lcte cure / have also found them Of great
benefit IN general debility and nerve
trouble. and ken them constantly on hand
since, an / find they have no equal 20
All druggists guarantee them az Soc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
Won a Name OF Fame

Dewitts Little Early Risera, the Ia
nous little pills, have been made famous
BY their certain yet harmless ana gentle
action upon the bowels ana liver. They
have no equal FOR biliOuaneaa. conHtipa-
ton, etc They do not weaken the stom-
ach. or make you feel sick. Once used
always preferred. They strengthen. sold
by ali Dealers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
rheumatic Palms Quickly Relieved

The excruciatinE pains Characteristic %
rheumatism and Hciaticn are quickly re-
hovod By applying Chamborlain'H Pain
Balm. The great pain relieving power OF
the iinimrnt has been the surprise ana
delight OF thousands Of sufferers. The
quick relief from pain which u Affords
Il alone worth many times H. cost. For
sale by an dealers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Mr., and Mrs. w \. scherer, OF Den
yer, who spent the past few days In
the city the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. u.
II Briggs. left yesterday ON the limited
for Los Angeles and other California
nn-nla
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Mrs. George w. Harrison and chill
dron, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. NJ. s. OtorO. ieft yesterday morn
ing for a trip TO Chicago. Or. Harri
son will Join them In Chicago the lat
ter part Of this week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Rev George J.. Juillard. well.
known Catholic priest OF the Gallup
parish, Is In tho city visiting friends
0nd attending 20 business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

BODILY palm loses rs terror n you've
bottel OF DR.. Thomas Elecirlc on In
the house. Instant relief IN cases OF
burns, cuts, sprains. accidents Of any
sort,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Mrs. r. G. Wesley was a passenger
for Santa Fe this morning. where she
viii visit relatives for a couple OF
weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Council, Albuquerque. n. NJ.
Gentlemen herewith submit my
report Of the police department for
the year ending April ~. 1906
Receipts.
Amount Of fines col.
iccted .........t $4,000
Pound sales ..... 32.OO ss.292 0o
Sa.arlcs marshal
and regular police.
men .... t5.723.O0
Amount paid special
policemen ...... 1875
Meals furnished
prisoners, t.9gt at
i5c ............ 7ii.60
POSTAGE ......... GOO
Refund pound sales 1875
Expenses depart.
ment paid quarter.
~ by warrants. 1000. 22S.16
tnthi ttst.t ..s.tstststtt hihtd.lt
Excess receipts over ex.
pcndiiurcg .t..t.4.t....A ASA
Number Of Arrests made during
iht year s.ttttssss.tttt ...... ifut
Number committed TO the grand
jury stst.t+tt+ssttt 81
Number sent 90 county Jail for
from go To- 90 days, Ga
Attached 20 this report is state
mont showing charges preferred
against parties arrested.
Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS McMlLLtN. Marshal
Street Commissioner Report.
To the Honorable Mayor and Mem.
bers OF the City Council Aihuqlor
que. n NJ
Gcntlomcn-i bog leave herewith
10 submit my report for tho year past
IN figuring the expenses for the
year, ! have charged entirely TO the
street department. although onethlrd
might properly be charged TO the
sewer department. the same way
as to teams. the full cost ~ the teams
is charged 20 the street department
although @ takes nearly twOthlrds vi
the time OF one team To- the sewers
A 10 the items. cost OF labor and
teams about 5000 u these items were
expended In protecting the city aga q
food waters last fall
Insurance money on account Of
fires IN the viaduct was collected "a
the. amount OF ttS.G7, and turned over
20 the clerk
During the year the followirf
streets have been Graded:
High street, three blocks; Edith
street, two blocks. Second street, two
hlocSs; Third street. two blocks First
street. two blocks; Copper avenue
five blocks; Railroad avenue. two
blocks.