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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
NEW YORK CENTRAL USES
ONE HUNDRED POUND RAtL A.

The management OF tho New York
Central lines has decided to relay all
main lines with 10O.pound steel rails
With this end In view orders have a..
ready been given for Sb tons OF rails
and total tonnage Of 10000 tons
viii be required 20 complete the work.
u is tfo purpose OF the company 20
equip two tracks between New York
and Chicago over the Now York Gene
tfal and Lake Shore roads with tho
loOpnund rails and one and twu
tracks on The Michigan Central be.
tween Chicago and Buffalo. and NJ
least one track on the Nickel Plate
main Inc. Vice President w. q.
Browne stated that The reason for
the change IN the weight OF the rails
j. 20 be found In the fact that the
Hight rail- viii not stand the shock OF
the pounding Of the mammoth locomo.
tives and OF the heavy equipment.
The company II paying S32.60 per
ton Tor $4,000 tons OF rails ordered
In Canada Tho Canadian makers add
n The price Of their rails the tariff.
which O. now s7.s5 per ton. Accord.
lngly. while the management a pay.
Ing SIS a ton for rails laid In the
United States on the Michigan Cen.
trail Il Is paving ss2eO for rails laid
on the same road IN Canada.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
HUBBELL DEPUTY INDICTED
FOR CARRYING A WEAPON
60. tiIcKoN LANIso 10 TEMPoR.
AIRY COUNTY JAIL Br SHERIFF.
ARMijo AND THE GRAND JURY
TAKES UP CASE.

Another complication was added 10
the sheriff squabblo last night when
Sheriff perfecto Armlio arrested Ed.
HickoA for carrying a deadly weapon
and landed him Ia iail. Hickox has
been serving as a deputy under r y.
Hubbell and II 10 said he has been
guarding the ex.sheriffs oflce at
night.
Armilo met HlokoS Ia Old town ear.
" last evehing and walking % To
him, demanded 10 know II he had a
qua HickOx replied that he had and
be vas paid - a day for carrying H..
Before che deputy knew what had
happened Armilo had taken the gun
away from him and ne was marched
20 lhe temporary county Jail where
ne was stored away for the time be-
Ing.
Today the grand Jury took up the
case of Hiekox and returned an in
diciment against aim for carrying
concealed weapon. lie will nov have
GO stand trial upon this chereo and
may find himself IN serious trouble
u IL not known whether he will be
bailed out by his friends or not. but
up 20 late this afternoon be was si'll
In jail
II Armiio - sheriff he has a right
TO Arrest anyone carrying a concealed
weapon. a. TIE sheriff Is the only man
having the power % deputl1o q man
10 carry q weapon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

noon Judge y. A. Mann pronounced
sentence on the prisoners convicted
az thla term uf court
Ia the case Of f,llsha Leslie. tried
GA q Lincoln county Indictment for
cattle stealing. the court ovorrule6 a
motion for a new TRIAL and arrest ~
judgment. and sentenced the defend.
ant % serve ave years Ia the pehlten.
uary. and 60 pay n enc OF $500
IN the case Of Charles Drake. con.
yiciod % an pesault with a gun on nf.
Hyctt. OF the hospital NJ Alamagofdo
last February. be waa sentenced 10 one
year IN the penilrni larry and to pay a
tine Of $500. Conditional on good be-.
hafiur. the tine sentence viii be- 70.
mlited on ne actua payment OF tho
$500 nne.
An ~ the criminal cases we're dn.
ishod lnHi week.
The case of Pierce vs.. Richardson
was heard without a Jury
Court for the present term wlli be-
adjourned ON Monday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
our Want Column.

COOK -- A good plain cook can gel
steady work. Must be truly good, bat
not too plain, X X. X.
ARTIST wants one large room, aortt
ilght fashionable neighhorhood al
convenioncesi rent about 81 month
XY.z.
SEQ REWARD - lost near postof
fce, one letter from lady. Return "a
this office, and not to my wife. A
u. G.
FOUND on steps at Prohibition
rally, one corkscrew. All replies
treated az confidential. v. O. p.
DllEssMAKER wanted. to sew on
hooks fon the eyes OF potatoes with
their Jackets on. o. N. r., city.
TO RENT -- Apartment for gentle
man with steam heat. NJ. NO.
JOJO. Clairvoyant. Truthfuhy ve
veals everything Predicted Labor
Day would fan on September fth. n,
a. 18th street.
WILL kindly old gentleman who
gave newahoy a lead nickel In front
OF the Steenth Street National Bank
please communicate with PHILAN.
THROPIsT2
FOR SALE - French mantel clock
on time; also folding bed on tick. J.
il
BUSINESS CHANCE 49, A gentle.
man with experience IN betting on
horses viii be pleased 70 invest NE
savings Of a hard working widow. n
q.
TO EXCHANGE "A hammock for
q coal nod. u V. NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
NV VI. far relenhnnsn.

For the better protection Of tho for
est reserves. the forest service. in co.
operation with the weather bureau.
VIII Install a system OF telephone
lines and stations on them as rapidly
as possible The first system will be
insiallt,. on the Mia Horn forest ~.
serve. Wyoming. This telephone SER
vice Will enable the forest rangers to
notify one another without delay when
forest fires break out. IN 30 large
an area es the Zig Horn resrve. which
comprises i.i5i. $50 acres, the value OF
rapid communication IL obvious. The
forest service says.
This putting out Of a forest fire
may often depend upon immediate
knowledge ~ rs origin and where.
abouis; 10 that this new fire alarm
service ought apparently 20 produce
excellent results"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

Seattle, Wash, Sept rs Whether
ihe whole EaEimO race 81 Alaska Is
being saved from extinction by che
Introduction Of Siberian reindeer By
the United aiatcs government IA a
qheailnn which Il fhiH aummar being
extensiVeiy Investigated by r.. q.
Chhfchili, a special agent sent 10
Alaska by 4. esidenf Roosevelt. Upon
MI Ihurchllif report will deprnd
whether the experiment shall be con.
tinued, or whether tho government
shall Withdraw itH support and permit
the Eskimo o. struggle along a. beat
be may with What reindeer the govern.
lnent has already given him
The most enthusiastic supporters
~ the reindeer experiment are John
". Brady aud Sheldon jackson. GOV.
ernor Of AGA commissioner OF odura.
cation % Alaska, respectively Those
gentlemen Insist that the Introduction
oi che animals ia proving me salvation
Tor tke Eakimus, being their only de-
pondabic means 81 procuring 4 liFeli.
hood Ia the face Jf a deploilcg sup.
plY Of game aud fiHh IN support ~
this theory they point out that the
presence of toe reindeer II transform
lag the Eakiin0s from u race Of no.
Ilalic neor.do.Uelis into q thrifty.
BODYBUILDING and homo.lotins De0.
pie. On the other hand many prac.
teal observers Insist that the expert
ment has failed. that she nativos do
not take kindly 30 the animals
Tho United States government has
been promoting tho Alaska reindeer
experiment. for . iiile moro than zen
YEAR,. during which time q has coat
approximately 100000. During faat.
time 1850 animals have been imported
and iozs7 faWns born 50 Alaska. Al.
though the total number now 20 ho.
found 20 the district "a s.t89. Oi this
total number che government sin
owns 1l2l, tue rest having been Given
away, chleily 90 leup hcfdor8 Import.
o. io teach me natives the care oi the
animals. and 10 the missionaries. The
reindeer experiment has heen con.
dnciei under the 1irectlon OF the cons
missloner ot oducaiion. and hls latest
report on TIE progress ~ the ventura
shows that ID date only thlriy.ninel
Eakimoa nave acquired deer OF their
OWE. ~ nllilllng no arduous c0Rdi.
lions ekacicd ~ the commissioner pre.
seiio'ug terms upon which the ami
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
PROPER THING TO DO
WITH THE PRISONERS

The city police Of Santa Fe have
the prisoners al the iall at work on
the streets. Lincoln avenue, between
San Franclseo street and Palace ave
nue., ON the west side Of the plaza, was
put In good condition today, Rocks
and stones we're hauled and placed Ia
the holeu, after which they we're GOV,
cred with dirt taken from the excaya.
lions being made for the business
block 20 be erected az the corner Of
Don Gaspar avenue and San Francisco
street by Judge n. y. LRughlln.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
AFFAIRS o. THE LATE FELIPE
GRAVES IN PERFECT ORDER
JOSE e. cHAvEs. SON AND HEIR.
WILL CONTINUE TO pRoTAoE
BELEN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

lose r. Chaves. son aud hpif 10 the
estate of enc lnto Felipe Chavez. Of
hclen. Is a guest NJ the Aivarado. SIR.
Chaves Is stopplng In the city just for
the day on business with bis attOra
ney, n. v. Chaves. and viii leave 10.
night for New York. whore be has a
brokerage business that demands hiE
attention.
Mr. Chayes said this morning that
the AFFAIRS Of his rather we're found TO
be In perfect order. and that the bust.
ness Of The estate Ia about settled He
win had the old Chavcs homestead
and other property Of the estate a.
Belen In memory OF his father, and he
viii continue 10 support the school
for girls at Beleu established years
ago By Ma father. This school IL I'M
der the direct supervision Of the county
school superintendent OF Valencia
county, but Mr. Chaves has arranged
TO set aside a certain sum each year
10 be- at the command OF the school
superintendent for lts support.
In speaking OF tho plans his father
had laid for hlE ioavotaklnK. Mr..
Chavez said that the Old gentleman
had let his private vault IN the Chaves
home unlocked. probably the FIRST timo
IN years, and what waa as equally re-
markable was the fact that every
paper and documnt WAS found undis.
turbed. He had provided Ms own cof-
I'm several years previous 70 his
death.
Mr. Chaves viii visit his sister al
Colorado Spring. while on route 10
New York. Mr.. Chavos wears In the
lapel of his coat gold shield Of the
blueblood Seventh regiment National
Guard OF New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
AWartOr Pimple
NAY BE DANGEROUS.

When a wart. mole OF pimplc shows
any sign OF tenderness Il a a warning
that bad blood Is behind a. Often these
places are on the face, hands. legs %
other part Of the body for years, and give
no sign 20 cause uucasincss, and then
with little rough handling, a slight cut
or hruisc viii develop into g sore that &c.
fuses 20 heal, and the sufferer finds him.
sell afflicted with cancerous ulcer.
About three years ago a blister oamt
on the right nido 81 iay nose, 10 grew
speedily ia spite az All Efforts 10 heal al
gpi tnn pain y a. not veFy severe az arst,
inhnnc and discharge matter, Attlmea
Tho place would ncab over ana appear "a
be Fottiug we'll, but the Hoab Would drop
on, leaving a rcd, angry looking ulcer.
had almost nearafrod 81 ever uurinu ~.
whom my attention was called 20 a. ~, y ..
ana aiter taking few bottles thu sore
heran 80 gradually Erow smaller, thu
discharge atorped ana MaH cured
owonaboFo, Ky. JNo. MASsfE.
Ifthe blood d pure aud healthy these SORES
cannot exist. s $. s. " the ideal blood
Taridcr Il cleauecs the blood II al
poisons and impurities, making il strong
and vigorous nnd able % supply the bodS
with The strength and nonrishment n
needs. There b nothing that acts SO
promptly as s. 8 s., toning up the en-
TIRE system, helping the general health
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
pEmlHo'S WATER WORKS
NEARING COMPLETION.

Work on the city water works Ia
progressing satisfactorily ana every
thing Il being pushed to completion
as rapidly o. possible. The well "a
nearing completion ana work has
beeh commenced on the brick build,
ms Tor tho engine and pump house.
me engine. pump, and an machin-
err has arrived and Is belag unload
ni today. The standpipo and othel
material has heen shipped and "a ex
pected any day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

mals may be acquired These terms
provide that nAtiYo heYders may enter
TIE service Of the government or the
missionaries 81 herders, aud after an
apprenticeship 0f five years. mas be-
.oanei twenty-five deer with 0nieh Ia
start herds OF their own. In addition
% the thiftynluo natlyea Who have
completed such apprenticeship but
.itly one others Nre now serving thaif
i've years course OK Instruction. 40
tnnt ~ 1860 Eakim0s ~ Alaska
claimed 10 have been saved from altar.
tHilon by the Introduction OF toese
animate, leHa than 100 have actually
received any direct benefit.
Tho report on the number Of dear
~ the district shows that 0f the total
ngmper 2.ssi belong 10 Eskimo bord.
~ ana apprcntlCee. .315 belong to
misalpnnfY aiaiiona, $50 20 live / AZ.
laNlfit fN arc lqlnti b missicnarp
tttiioHt and 500 ~ IaplanHers. ana
ine femalnaef are Kept Ia severn.
meni herds 70 be- hereafter ioaasd
All oi ihe Alaska missionafles nave
given the roiudeer experiment en-.
thuniastic support for tho reason that
ne Transformation sought b. ID to b.
NvfhFi ln The urCa of ihe aafifcs wiYl
lend 70 giro thcm fixed places ~
ai'ode and fixed habits. thus rakinE
mem moro easily reached Tor tho pnr.
poae9 II religious reformation and 20.
6euefati0n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
PORTLAND DAY ,EPIIMBlR 30
BIGGEST DAY AT LEWIS AND
CLARK EXPEDITION rs EXPECT
SD WHEN THE HOME CITY Gel.
GBRATEs.

Portland. Ore. sept. 81. -sopiem.
Der 80 viii be- the biggest day III the
entire Lewis and Clark oxnrslti0n.
The people from the home oliy aud a
great many from nearby towns as
wei, will turn OUT ln great numbers on
thAt day aud Il "a expected that the
attendance viii break all records, ex.
ceeding even that Of the Fourth OF
Jnly, when tho iurnstlles registered
bS,1OS visitors.
september 80 s regarded az an es.
pecially fitting date for the big Gel.
eoraiion, followins as u docs. imne.
dlaiely upon the close Of the atOck
show which with he held from the Igtl,
70 the 2sth, ihciusive
a majority OF the storeB and other
business hOussa of Portland viii close
Tor tho day IN order 10 give their en-.
plOyes an opportunity 10 attend the
celebration. There will 30 no formal
exercises, but tho day will be made
ono Of general merrymaklnR. Every
visitor VIII BE- presented with q cou-
pom which will oni.tic him 10 a chance
Tor a valuable prize. ia the evening
there VIII be- The biggest display 81
fireworks ever shown In che west
The day Of tho home city az al *,
position always has been its best day.
AZ 81. Louis it vas f0i.fs0. AZ But.
ialo, i62,s2i. and AZ Omaha. gS.siB.
While each OF these cities exceeds in
population THAI OF the exposition city
Of 1905, L b predicted that the al.
tendance on Portland day viii reach
$4,000. while some estimates even
place 4 al 100000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
PENNSYLVANIA RETURNS TO
OLD WAY or PAVING LASH

After having for thirty.fvo years
paid is employees in checks drawn
on hanks near the company'a offices
and shops. The Pennsylvania has de-
cidcd 20 return temporarily a. least 10
paymonta direct by cash. The change
viii affect 100000 men. Nhen the
check system was Instituted Il was
thought that the distribution Of wages
IN this form would make tho super,
lnicndcnis personally acquainted With
their men. but the vast growth OF the
number ~ employees has prevented
tae carrying out Of this object.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
RAlLRoApsRs IN 81
pAso PROMOTED

General Passenger Agent volnay Il.
stiles N the VI pasn a Southwestern.
announced tNo Important prQmui ions
inih morning.. effective Ocl0ber 4. s..
y Waterman. CITY passenger agent Ia
~ faso. q promoted 20 the position
~ travelling passenger AGENT. Jointly
for me Rock Leland and the ri paso a
southwestern. with headQuartcn in
that city. ilia duties. however. viii
he sach - 20 keep him On me road
large part % the time hia territories
being Arizona. NeW Moalco SONORA
.Nnd chihuahua. embracing MANY thou.
aani miles ol lracknee.
Tho second orolnol ion made hy ar.
STILES was that Of ~ b Mc0rogor.
ioiui ticket sgeDt az inc southern IA.
eiiic depot. E paso. 10 lako the place
made vacant BY the promotion Of Mf.
Waterman
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
PASSED A WORTHLESS
CHECK AND ESCAPED

Marshal Ward. Jack sirausnor and
one ~ the mounted policemen last
night arrested q native who was be.
ileyod 20 be trying TO pass worth.
lees check, says the Optic, While the
marshal was unlocbing tho iell door.
the pfiaoner made q bolt. aud despite
a couple Of shots hrsd at bin. got
away There it q repoft that he n
In hiding wilh frlonda. nursing 3 shot
IN the les. A woman vas also ar
reaied charged with stealing a watch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

know nv sumpin good I'm goin' to
get
AT grammas house In winter tlmo. I
bet,
Fer ! WIZ there las week. my ma an
me,
An seen my gramma maxim tan
gcc,
The stun smelt good. when ma an
me got there
Ny ma, she stuck her nose ap In a.
air
An laughed an says. I'm iust IN
time. guess"
An Eramme laughed real hard an
then said, Eyes"
An ma took on 'or things al went
right out
r gramma's kitchen. Gramma had
about
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

West Lafayette 4 well known a. an
educational center.
hut she is now contributing 10 the
education OF the world IN a new way,
as u evidenced by the stacks Of sticks
sent out by the West Lafayette Man.
uiacturing company for the bottoms
OF maps.
West Lafuyettc's sycamores are en-.
llghtening tho world.--West Lafayette
lOl Indicator.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

While there Il 50 mucL discussion
over the proper name for the peace
treaty between Russia and Japan, Eh,
not consider one Of these:
The Picture Machine treaty.
This-ls-on.mo Treaty.
Tho Conference Cocktail Treaty.
The Standnat Treaty.
The Air OF pessimlsm Treaty.
The irreduclhle. Minimum treaty.
The Afmlstlcc.iess treaty.
The Not.a.Kopeck Treaty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

Our once devil" after reading
about big apples. Zig snakes and big
couple Of big tomatoes Of his own rails
mig, which are monsters IN size,
weighing over three pounds each. and
perfect IN form.-New Philadelphia
TO- Democrat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
a VOUNo LADY


Mss Edith Craig. OF Lone Mountain,
met with quite severe iccident Fri
day. says the Silver City Independent.
She was riding a horse from the $anch
into Central, and when a short dhS
lance from her destination, got on the
animal for the purpose Of picking up
stick 20 use as q switch. She was
standing behind She animal, when he
kicked her, striking hor limb with
such force as 10 break Il In two plesos
aud rendering her helpless. county
commissioner II. r. Link came along
10 short time, and took the young
lady 20 the hospital at Fort BAyard,
where she Ia now getting along as
comfortable as possible under the cir.
cumstancos. Il will some time, how.
ever, before she VIII be able to be
about.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
PIONEER Road aonNIno -,

Tho Baltimore a Ohio has n record
which u cnntcmpefnnrons win The
railway development Of the country
II u still Operating under ~ Original
charter, the first Instrument Of that
nature 10 the world. while u Il the
Only one Of the pioneer companies
continuing 20 the present time with
out q change Of name.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
RAILROAD NOTES
WHAT the wgsrsnN

Vice President scniacks says that
Denver a only a side station 70 far az
the transcOntlnontai trains are con.
cernod. The Union Pacific goes by
vay of Cheyenne. ana the Santa Fe
BY IN lunta; but the completion OF
the Western peciilc win pui Denver
on a through limo and make Il q gate.
way 10 the coast.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
MOST ANYTHING

This 10 the time OF year when the
small boy tries 20 put on bis shoes to
wear to school, and finds that bis feet
have grown two slzea while he has
been going barefoot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

New York, Sept 2S-Seaallk pas.
songora who have heretofore paid FOR
meals 81 Which ihoy could not pnr.
take, viii welcome the restaurant
aboard the new HAMBURG American
greyhound Amerika.
The Amerika. which Ii soon 10 MAKE
iia maiden "trip TO this country. h the
blggcst ship that the world mas thus
Tar produced. having accommodation
for over 1900 persons.
While the chief feature Of the now
steamer IA the restaurant where meals
VII be served Ia carte a al hours
me hmcrlka ia conspicuous for the
hoiista shop that Il has aboard. tho
electric passenger elevators and the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
Historical Franmenta.

Henry VIII was very dlsconsolate
one day.
what ais thee. sire" asked wife
No G.
II feel DISCOURAGED" said his mai
esty. every time ! think how many
wives could have had II I had moved
10 brooklyn and posed ~ a dentist"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

"Nhy don't you marry a rich eiflg'
II have often tried TO-"
what n the tr0uhls7"
Il can't keep up my end with them
ia ordinary conversation"
That's strange
mot at ALL what reply can ! make
when money talks3"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

A certain girl said she wished Dave
Passmore could find him a girl
RoOpe co respondence Sequache
(Tenn.) News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

Andrew Lang says there are sixty
words In the English language for
which no word that rhymes can be
found, " yom wish to find the words
read Alfred Austln's poems.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
WHAT'S the Attraction, Toni

WHAT'S ne AttF4ctIonl ToHf
Tom sexton was seen NJ Whltoside.
sunday he had had a shave, and had
= smile on hls face az long as a wave
on the Tennessee river. R0ope Cor.
resPondeucc seQuachc (renn.J News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

A million peaches there. she took a
pin
An pinned bib on ma ana ma sail.
cd ia.
An Magglc-she's tn glrl--ahe hur.
Red too,
An grAnma helped. tell you.
peaches flew.
Ma says III was you wouldn't
Out any stones. I think they always
make
tn flavor better" Oramma says.
"That'e so.
But then Yer father likcs 'em out. you
know"
well. John does TOO" says ma. "but
then ! say
It's with en- liner none. on by the
way,
How'd lh' berry jam come outg Tried
Il yctf"
mot yet. says gramma, hut never
About m Jam, u always comes out
Fight.
Preserves were an right. too. Tried
some last night
Decided not & Omen any more
TIL Chrlstmas--not another can be.
fore.
How many ca1s7 just ffiy.six this
year.
! needed more, but berries we're too
DEAR
An by an by. when an IN work IS
through.
She SAYS "WcV leave IN eieantn' nm
q you
An Maagle. little man" An little
man
That's me--he always gets 4 lick IN
pan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

Grover Cleveland has come out
firmly against woman suffrage. Grover
long ago reached the point where Il
doesn't make much difference who
votes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

A maiden whose name ia Bet,
Has not put on her nanncls az yet
She thought all was hunk.
Until moths IA her trunk
Neatly all OF her fiannotio.