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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-22
Funeral Of DR.. Kleinschmidt.
Burial of M. F. Murphy

The remains of Mortimer F. Murphy. for
ten years resident of Georgetown, who
died at Dennis Md. last Friday, arrived
IN this city over the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad this morning, and were inferred in
Holy Rood cemetery. The ARRANGEMENTS
were in charge of Mr.. J. T. Clements. Mr..
Murphy was thirty-fve years of age, and
at the time of his death was a resident of
Maryland He was well-known in George
town, where he was formerly identified in
business. A number of relatives are living
In GEORGETOWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-22

mation-an catarrh-all contagious dIsaase.-ou
the results of impure poisoned blood.
In nervous debility Lquozone acts as a yitalixer
accomplishing what drugs can do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-22

The fire department received a call from
box 254 last night about o'clock and
round that the alarm had been turned in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-22

one OF Dame Fashions newest creations,
and is so simple that any energetic woman
can develop It. The material in the waist
Is yellow crepe de chine. with yoke and
deep cuffs of all-over lace. The fullness
of the blouse is restrained at the yoke
by double rows of shirrings, and the same
effect Is repeated in the sleeve where the
pun meets the cuff. Messaline, chiffon,
mousseline de sole or any of the soft fab
RIGS may be used with satisfaction For
medium size this pattern requires yards
of 27-inch material
Pattern 2s70 is cut in sizes, from 80 to
40 inches bust.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

Hadloy has received the returns from
the annual school census from every
county except that OF Roosevelt.
There are over $4,000 persons between
the ages OF and 20 years In the ter.
ritOry. The census this year was moro
carefully taken than ever before and
IN a correct indication Of the popnla-
ton OF the territory. which according
to the above returns. IA about 100000.
postmaatera Appointed
Teresa q. De Sandoyal has been ap.
pointed postmaster az Cabozon, Sando.
val county, vice Julius Wolf, deceas.
cd.
August q. seis has been appointed
postmaster At Isleta, GBernallllo couu.
~. to succeed Clifton Hill. resigned.
Watson l.. Ritch has been appointed
postmaster at Ialeta, bernalilio coun
~, succeeded Mrs. o. NJ. Ritch. do
ceased.
Benito Seller has been appointed
postmaster at Kennedy, Santa 70
county. 20 succeed John n. Bean. 70.
signed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
PLAYING AUTHORS.

Lets play authors. suggested the
Young Person.
The Old Person agreed. The Old
Person had beeE very fond OF the
game 90 years ago, says the New York
Evenlng Post. She remembered the
books" she had fought for and some
times won. and In playing authors
again she expected To renew many ac'
qnalntances. To her surprise, there
we're not many left 20 renew. The
writers that had tes'. immOriallzed
In deck of cards a quarter Of a cen
fury ago had been relegaied 70 library
shelves aud superseded hy new and
popular authors. Only Dickens and
Thackery and Holmes remained of the
old.iime fagorites THAT was because
styles muat change Ia playing cards,
as in everything else. Just "a pres
ant there u an unusually heavy do
mand for the game Of authors. The
publishers are turning out many DIFF
feront sets. There are scientific
decks, made up OF writers on ecsen'
tiflc subjects, and decks fcti0nnl, 20
ttical historical. classical and miscol'
iane0us. one outerprlsins firm has
even gone so far % 10 Issue 4 mag
arlne deck, composed entirely Of the
names and works OF magazine writ
crs whose output has 90 far been lin
ited TO short stories, The Old Per
son learned ail these things during hel
iirst same OF cards, but although she
appreciated the information. she felt
that she bad not thoroughly enjoyed
the game. IA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

Special Correspondence
Kansas City, Mo, Dot. e.---Moie
than $4,000 cattle came IN last week
and conditions we're more favorable
10 sellers than they have boon for
some time Countr, buyers woFo
more active than any week before
this season, and packer buyers cotn-
poted with them for some medium
neshy steers. on account of scarcity
Of desirable killing steers Of all
claaees. These cattle have formerly
gone to tho feeders without question.
The result was an advance on all
kinds Of steers OF 10 10 20c. Cows de.
clined about toe, as large numbers Of
theni we're received from northern
Texas and Colorado Some heavy
mountain cows sold ut $3.50 and =
airing Of ~. j." COWS from Charming.
Texas. sold Friday at $3.50. the can.
ners among them Al $3.50 and bulk Of
the medium TO common cows at sac
u2.50. A majority OF the range steers.
both Tor killing and for the country,
sold at f975aa.3b. with n few strings
OF desirable stockcrs and feeders up
10 $780, Calf receipts we're lighter
and prices 25c higher, especially foe
heller calves. not too heavy, which
had 20 be- substituted for light yoais.
which are hard 20 get. The run Of
cattle today was $4,000 and the mar.
kct steady aud active ON all Glasses.
A large number OF prospective buyers
are attending the American live stock
show, which opens here today.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were
~. 600 last week. against $1,000 the
previous week. and prices advanced
about 2bc. as the demgnd was strong
from oil sources The supply Ia mod.
crate today, being $500 head. market
strong and active. Some Utah ewes.
weighing i02 pounds, sold AZ t75. an.
other string az sf60 and lambs al g..
Wothors sold late last week at sass,
yearllngs az ~. but toppy stun will
bring above those figures. Tho cOun.
try demand u as strong "a ever,
breeding ewes bringing g4250450.
wethcrs and yearlings up 90 ei.75 and
feeding lambs s5.50Q625. A new
packing house was opened last week.
the American DRESSED Beef and Pro.
vision company making eight large
plants now In operation here. The de.
maud for all classes OF sheep and
lambs n such and the market 90
enappy, that predictions favor some
further advances In the near future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
SHERIFF FARNSWORTH
OF GRANT COUNTY
SHOT IN The FACE ACCIDENTAL.
~ sV a HUNTER SHOOTING
QUAIL.


While out hunting quail last sun
day with a number OF companions,
Sheriff q. A. Farnsworth. OF Grant
county. turned TO fire at a whlrring
bird lust Ia time % catch a load Of
bird shot In tho face and forehead.
The shot had been fired by Frank
Jones, a prominent wholesale and re-
tail merchant OF Silver City, who was
4 member OF the party. The accident
occurred while the party was tramp.
ing through a paich Of tail weeds
which Obscured FRrnsworth from the
view OF jOdca, aud fOriuf ately these
same weeds, which were tho pr mary
f6uba q the accident, a.bo s..Nei Mr.
Ftrlt worth from more sew init}v
IS hrtlking me force 0t the pelle,s
However, alnNteen OF them forced
themselves through and penetrated
the fhegiffs anatomy. .exten ling as
low as his hands,
". II. Be;ts, city clerk OF silver
City, who was Ia the city this mora
ing between trains en- route east, said
that Mr., FarnsWorth suffered no great
Inconvenience from his wounds and
did not even 80 much as so 10 bad as
result Of them. The shooting was
purely accidental. and one which Is
likely 10 occur any time under similar
circumstances.
Mr. Belts was accompanied by Mrs
Belts. who ~ going 70 Boston. He ga
poets 10 return 20 Albuquerque this
evening and continue on 10 Silver City
tonight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

'rhe root OF all superstition. says
Bacon, is that TO the nature OF the
mind u man Il Is consOnant for the
affirmative, or active, TO affect more
than the negative, or positive, so that
few times hitting or presence coun-
teryails ofttlmes falling or absence"
For example. some months since, a
woman friend % mine, la a country
town had a city palmist down for the
entertainment OF her guests. two "
whom the chlromancer 90 MORALLY ar
frOntod by proclaiming publicly that
they would never find husbands that
they az once quilted Indignantly the
room and the house. Yet, though
neither was engaged, nor had the
slightest prospect OF being engaged, al
the time, both were married within a
few months.
No, much point In that stoFy9 No.
snd therefore tell Il, because u u.
lustratos the kind Of story which no
one tells. II The palmlst had predicted
that these two women, who for many
reasons seemed unlikely 20 be- mated,
would be married In few months,
every one would have told the story.
Here. on The other hand. 10 the Kind
Of story which every one tells. Last
August, the Archduke Joseph August
consulted the famous fortune teller OF
Budapest, Adefa. who predicted that
he would within a year rob a wife Of
her husband and two widows OF thelf
only sons-a prediction which greatly
amused the archduke and his friends
They had hardly ceased laughing al
the pfepoatefous prediction, when Ia
the following month the Archduks
Joseph August knocked down with his
motor IN the streets OF the Hungarian
capital a laundryman named Plvtsch
who died under an operation for his
Injuries. Having thus robbed a wife
OF her husband, there remained Tor the
archduke 10 rob two widows of theil
only sous. The first Of the two, mar
named Bauer, was Knocked down and
KILLED by the archduke's carriage IN
the following February while last
month, che second. man named
Euler, was dispatched by motol
driven BY the archduke through tbs
suburbs % budapest.
In the last case the archdukeu drcaf
Of the catastrophe may have helpes
to bring Il about. lie had given VI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
NOTICE. oF sun.

tFirst publication October IA, i9oS)
mo GS46.)
Territory at New Mexico, County Of
BernaliliO IN the District Court
Warner Harrington plaintiff,
W.
Cora Harrington defendant.
70 Cora Harrington, Defendant
You are hereby notified that the above
action r. pending In the said court
aforesaid: that In and by said action,
the said plaintiff. Warner Harrington,
seeks an absolute divorce from you.
the said defendant, Cora Harrington,
on the ground Of desertion and ahand'
Onment. and that unless yod enter
your appearance IN said cause on or
before the 9Th day OF December, A. d.
1905, q judgment by default will be
prayed for IN the said complaint
w. ~ DAME,
Clerk of the District Court.
Julius Staab. albuquerque. N. ~, At
tOFney for plaintiff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
SOME QUEER FREAKS WHICH
SUPERSTITION OFTEN ASSUMES

1T. P. O'ConnOr IN Chicago Tribune)

motoring. and even driving. through
fear Of the fulfillment Of Adeia's last
predlctiOn but he was persuaded by
his friend. Won Klausenberg. to &C.
company him In motor ride through
the suburbs OF Budapest. On the re.
turn journey, Won KlauHenherg chat.
flngly dared the archduke 10 drive
the motor. Tho archduke shook his
head. II cant get Adela's gloomy
prophecies and their terrible fulfill,
ment out OF my head. he answered.
hut we're out OF the traffic here"
urged Won Klausenberg you can
safely change places with the chauffoF
for few miles"
The aFchduke vas at last porauae-
ed, but hardly had he taken charge OF
the motor when a little girl ran across
the road, ana In swervlng norvouely
10 avoid gunalng over her, the arch
duke knocked down man who was
rushing 10 her assistance. This man,
Euler, like Bauer, died of his injuries,
and like him he was Ine only son Of
his mother, Who was a widow
Horace Walpole. who made such
Just fun Of the Cock lane ghost, has
immortallEed the appRritiOn which
woke up the Bishop Of Chichester AZ
o'clock In the morning OF a July
day in the hot summer OF 1894, The
bishop, like Mrs. Chesnuts sister
reused HIS whole household immo
diately upon the disappearance OF the
apparltiOn, ibid you see herr asked
the bishop, when the servants hal
rushed Ia at last Ia answer TO bis
thrice repeated summons. Who, my
lord?' "Who7 Why the woman IN
white who has been here" "A
womanl" Yes, yesl She has Just
passed out f3a must have seen her
A woman all In white. She came IL
and sat down by my boG when
asked who she was. she only sighed
look out some papers and began q
read. ! asked her agrln and agar
who she was, and what was her bust
ness, hut she merely sighed profound
~, and then ! rams for you. | had 4
ring again and again before rouse,
you al, and meanwhile she had van
ished."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
Notice on suIt.

NottIr uN obNAs
Territory OF New Mexico, County OF
Barnalillo. In the District Court
Jacob &. BemenderfCr.
vs. No. 1854
Leon bennett, a minor. Daniel Alton
guardian OF said Leon bennett. and
all unknown claimants, OF interest.
IN the property described herein, ad.
verse 20 plaintiff.
To the above named defendants, and
TO ali whom Il may concern
This Is 20 give n0ti@e that the above
named suit IL now pending Ia the Dis.
tFlct Court, In and for the County Of
Beruallllo. IN and by which suit, the
plaintiff seeks % Establish his title to
the southeast quarter at Section No.
% OF Township . n. Of Range 2 Il OF
tho New Mexico principal meridian,
containing one hundred and sixty
(i6O) acres, against the claims Of said
defedanta. and that unless you enter
you appearance In said cause on or be.
fenre the 10th day Of October, 1908
Judgment by default win be rendered
against you and the plaintiff Will be
entitled 10 the relief asked for In the
complaint, filed In said cause.
w 10 DAME,
Clerk OF said Court
n. w D. BRYAN, Albuquerque
New Mexico. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

Harry o'Bryan met the beautiful
Mamie Otero. sister Of Governor Otero
OF Now Mexico. many years ago. and
about 1859 he won her says the Don.
yer News. OF October ~ The wed.
ding was one OF the mos brilliant so.
cial events ever pulled "a In The ter.
rtOry Two children we're born OF
the union.
An arrangement aprang mp between
the couple, and that they were I'M
happy, soon became generally known.
Weird stories were circulated about
the husband. and received. Il Is said,
with little surprise or concern by the
wife.
Finally they parted
The wife recently came from Paris,
and Il with J. Cation OF ryan and
family.
o'Bryan became mixed up In sew
eral unpleasant actions az law. lie
wrlgglcd out OF them, somehow
but there Is one OF which his skirts
are not clear, by any means.
Sheriff Nlabet has been anXlously
looking for OBryan for a month. on
an abatement issued aome time age
by Judge Charles Mccall OF the county
court A little more than a year agc
Sophia Chrockeron. who had been re-
tanned by O'Bryan as stenographer. al
a salary OF $50 per month, brought suit
IN the county court claiming that abe
had worked from September l. 1902
until February 1, 1903, and had never
heen given a penny by her employer
She asked for $3.50, and the Jury
awarded her that amount, with S2050
interest.
But the debonalre Mr.. OBryan
didn't allow any such small thing as
judgment 20 annoy him. He had
been thece before, and had lived
through them triumphantly Finally
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
STOCK SALES

Kansas city. Mo. Oct 6--Foilow.
INK were some sales Of New Mexico
and Panhandle cattle here this week:
Monday, October 2.
Lyons Cattle company, Maria, Tex
as, ibt steers, Sa5 pounds, f262h 400
steers, $40 pounds. $3.50.
J. W. knorpp. Clarendon. Texas.
l6l steers 1899 pounds. t5.O7ik.
c. w Slaveu, Allanreed. Texas, 60
cows, SIC pounds, sass.
r. l.. Miller. Hereford, Texas. 81
cows. 1924 pounds. fs.35
Mrs. Adair. PaladurO, Toxaa. 50
cows, sos pounds, s245, 20 Gamers.
79i pounds, ,i.25.
J. r. Beverly. Amarillo. Texas. ii9
cows, s7s pounds. $3.50
Leo Austin. Amarillo. Texas, 81
steers. 1864 pounds, 49,
Nay 4 Harris. higgins. Texas. %
cows, s27 pounds, $3.50; ai cows, use
pounds. t2.35.
NJ L, Sibbets. Higgins, Texas, 46
steers. SOS pounds. $3.50.
Adams Cattle company Vcrnclo. ~
NJ, 20 bulls ll9O pounds, f2ib, "a
Gales, s0l pounds. sa3O
J. w. Knorp. Clarendon. Texas, fS3
steers, i.032 pounds, IS.
r. w. George. Higgins, Texas, "A
steers. aTB pounds. l3.20.
x. H. Arnott, Ia vlna, TEXAS, 80
cows. s7S pounds, S250.
Tuesday. October 3.
r. ID. Hobart. Cada, Texas. AZ calves.
2as pounds. 81 iss cows, sis pounds,
$3.50.
n. NJ. Ramp. Canadian, Texas. 10
COWS. s2i pounds. t2.50; IS cows, sei
pounds. $40.
"A. Y. Evans, Eagle Pass, Texas.
20 cows, s33 pounds. $3.50; 30 steers,
ssi pounds, t3.i5; - cows. ISL pounds,
s205.
Nelly a l.. Memphis, Texas. "a
cows. 7Gs pounds. t2.30; 30 calves.
2S2 pounds, S.2e.
Wednesday, october 4.
American Pasture company, Am
arillo, Texas. $40 steers. 9i5 pounds.
So; 100 steers. 920 pounds, e2.9O.
Thursday, October s.
NJ. Davidson, Pampa, Texas. 81 cows,
7si pounds. sass.
Following we're some sales OF New
Mexico aud Arizona sheep and lambs:
| Monday October 2.
NJ. Larson, PoFtalcs, n. M., tD7
Vethers. 20 pounds, t4.75.
y. OrtegO. HolhroOk. Arlz.. $50 feed.
ing lambs. 80 pounds. $3.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

after waiting some months more Miss
IhrockerOn again appealed 20 the
court, and Judge Lindsey ordered an
attachment 10 issue and O'Bryan 90
be brought into court. He was brought
IN. as Handsomely attired an ever ana
20 prove the assertion that ne had no
money. empted his pockets OF sixty.
ave cents which they contained. Judrs
Lindsey told him he might sell some
II his extensive wardrobe and ordered
aim % pay the money Immediately
Several times after that Mr.. O'Bryan
was called into court, bus he always
managed 10 escape somehow.
Finally, during the races last sum
mer, he came into the ONCE Of Misc
ChrockerOn's attorney. Ernest MORT,
and paid him s25. Il nearly died
said Mr. Morris, at the shock, and
be evidently decided not 10 risk Do
again. az that IL the last We saw OF
him We have been looking for him
some time and would be delighted lH
meet him face TO face once more"
The family home, which was heay
lly lncumbered, was turned over b the
wife. and the mortgage paid by the
mother OF O'Bryan. All her sympathy
Is for the wife, and shortly after the
separation she took Mrs. O'Bryan 70
Europe with her. The children.
Irene and DeRoss. were also taken 20
Paris, where they will be educated
In Catholic institutions a. the grand.
mothers expense. During their res.
ldence together In this city, the
O'Bryans were much In society. Mira.
nfHrVan haiufr a faualllnr Tyurr M aha
Country club. She was quite an en-.
thusiast AZ golf, and always appeared
at the horse shows. Locally, the
sentiment Ia an In her favor. as the
many friends OF the husband were
alienated by his notorious affairs and
his Treatment OF his wife.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
AdmlnI.srator., Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that on the
9th day OF September. A. y. 1905. In
the Probate Court OF Bernalillo coun.
~. Territory of New Mexico. u. v.
Chavez, as administrator OF the estate
Of Henry l.. Warren. deceased. filed
his final account as such administrA-
tor, and oil persons Interested IN said
estate are hereby allowed until Nov.
6. A. d. 1905. al 10 O'Clock. a. m.
within which 10 file objections 10 said
final account.
n no objections are then filed. the
said final account will then be APP
proved and the said administrator dis.
charged.
by order OF the Probate Court.
r.. V. CHAVEZ.
Administrator Of the estate OF Henry
l.. Warren, deceased
First publication Sept. 3. a. ID. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
THE ROSWELL FAIR
A HowLIRo SUCCESS.

The Roswell fair opened Tuesday.
With a good attendance from Texas
and New Mexico. The weather was
cold and cioudy IN the morning and
the attendance was much larger IN tho
afternoon. The trains are bringing IN
hundreds Of people from the north and
south.
The floral, agricultural and horti.
cultural exhibit are especially me
There we're several races Tuesday AZ.
ternoon and betting was heavy.
The burro race was exciting az the
supposed winner knelt when within
three feet OF the wire and the next
best. 100 feet behind. crossed thu wlre
frat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
NOTICE or SUIT.

Territory of New Mexico. County OF
Bernalillo. in the District Court.
James y. Murroy, Plaintiff.
Va.
Wava s. Murrey. Defendant.
To Wava 8. Murrey. defendant In
the above cause; You are hereby no.
tilted that suit mas been iilod in the
above named district court by James
y, Murrey. M plaintiff. against you AZ
defendant praying for an absolute an.
vOrce upon the grounds OF dosertiOn
on your part, and that unless you en-.
ter your appearance Ia said cause on
or before the fth day Of November,
1905. judgment will De rendered
against you by default. and relief
granted as prayed for ir said CON.
plant. Plaintiffs attorney Ia n. W.
DohsOu. and postoflce address is Al.
buquerque, ~ NJ. w. u. DAME.
Clerk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Postothes EslabIIshse.

A postofioe has been established at
ella. Grant county. Ira r. Lyons has
been appointed postmaster, ella viii
be served from Gin, three and half
miles TO the west.
A pOstoiiice has been established az
Rilllto. Pima county, Arizona, to be
served from Tucson, seventeen miles
10 the west, and Red Rock. fifteen
miles 10 the east. Catherine E LAng'
horne has been appointed postmAs'
ter.
Postofiice inspector Appointed.
Chas. pfoll, OF aandusky, Ohio. has
been appointed poetoilice Inspector for
northern New Mexico aud ArizonA and
will make his headquarters At Las
Vegas.
School Census.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
PAPAoo INDIAN SOY
RgTuRNa 10 SCHOOL.

The papago indian who escaped
from the United states Indian Train
Ing school In Santa We a few days
ago. has returned voluntarily lie was
half starved and was very glad 10 set
a roof over bis head again. He had
been wandering about almleaBly Ia
the hills around Celrlllos and Iamy.
making every EFFORT 20 rocapture the
throe Navajo pupils who ran away
two days ago. and has offered 70.
ward for their return.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
PRETTY MAMIE OBRYAN
APPEALS FOR A DIVORCE
Sister Of Governor terO and Was Married to Attorney
Harry J. O'ByaH in 1882 Subsequently
Residing in Denver.
Mamie o'Bvan, vs.. Harry oBfyan

Mamie oBryan. Harry OBiyan
OF the district curt
divorce
The action yesterday by Yoaman
Cove counsel for Bryan decidedly gossip
The society
IA away as lew Mex York and Pennsylvania.
charge N1nsupport for Ohryan
viii probably enter spirited defense York
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
The ROD NOT SPARED
NOR LIKEWISE noVd

II 10 reported that several OF rt
cumoari's minor young men OF sporl
ing procllyitles. were caught by thei
fathers In an undesirable resort. Sal
urday night and found not 10 be y
large hut that the rod was wleldol
With desirable effect.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14


Territory OF New Mexico. County OF
Bernalillo In the District Court.
ROsalie schwed. Plaintiff.
vs.. No. $3.50.
To Solomon Schwed, Defendant.
You are hereby Notified that the
above named suit has been filed In
the District Court Of the County OF
Bernalillo aud Territory OF New Mex.
too The said plaintiff. Rosslle
Schwed, seeks. In and by saic suit. an
absolute divorce from you. the said
defendant, solomon schwed, on &C.
count OF your failure TO support said
plaintiff, and unless you enter your ap.
pearance In said suit, on or before the
18th day OF October, Judgment by de-
fault will be entered against you and
the plaintiff will be entitled 20 the
relief asked for in the said complaint.
w. n. DAME
Clerk OF said Court.
r. w, y. BRYAN. Albuquerque.
New Mexico. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

Lot g. IN block 81. Eastern additionI
on the Highlands. vas sold yesterday
10 Edward l.. Carson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

Miss Hattie johnson has returned
10 Albuquerque after spending the
summer AZ her home In Chicago.