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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
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such a difference.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
BUILDING A TOWN
MISSOURI STOCK COMPANY IS
ERECTING SHELTER - HOUSES
At JANiLLA JUNCTION..

A stock company. formed In Kan
sRA City and 81 Joseph, No. will
build town at JRrilla Junction, on
the El Paao a Southwestern railway.
south OF Alamoeordo, IN Otero
cunntg
Several houses have already been
erected on the neH townsile, and ship.
ments Of Pipe have EeAn received for
the town water system n u planned
10 pipe water from the sacramento
mountains, twenty-five miles distant,
70 supply the new town and for lrri.
cation and mining purposes
The stock company will first erect
a large smeltef 10 handle ore from
the Jarllla mining district Il Is
claimed By the promoters OF the com
pans thar there - enough ore In sight
10 run the amelter for several years.
Many intending settlers from Missouri
ana kansas are Investing In stock
and preparing 10 settle IN the new
town. Il is expected that the com.
pany viii be- ready for business BY
January ist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
BAPTIST CONVENTION.
A. Aiamogordo Aeiourned--The Col.
lspe 70 De Enlarged.

iune 70 BE EHlaf1eo.
The New Mexico Baptist convention
adjourned sunday night after hoidne
- esxth convention a. AlamoEordo.
Before adjournment the Lincoln coun-
" Baptist association tFanaferred the
property OF the New Mexico Bapsis,
college. which Is located az Alamo
gord0, 10 the New Mexico baptist
convention. thus making the baptist
college territorial Institution instead
" q local asfair al heretofore,
Following this transfer the ooaven-
ton Immediately appointed hfiecn
trustees. Ave OF whom are residents
of Alamogordo. and ave trustees win
constitute a quorum at ali business
meetinga. The names Of the trustees
who reside al Alamog0rsiO are as fol-
lows, n. n. Pierce, q. J. Stanard, w.
J. Pace, J. D. Pepper and n. ". JRck-
son. The names Of the other trus-
tees and their p0et0iilce addresses are
a. follows. w. c. Grant. Eiidh. ]. NJ.
Woolam and A n. Miller. iIaEerman:
Dr. J. =. Pierce. Portales: II. r. Yer
million ana Frank Divers. Roswell,
y. r. Link, Silver City; n. II. Pope.
Estancla. n. u. Treat. las Vegas
George a. BreFef. Phoenix, Arizona.
While an the trustees were az Ais
mog0rdo, a fun hoard met and elect
I'd Rev. r. T., Pope, 81 Estanela. pres~
idenl; Rev. W. Pace Of Alamogor-
do. vice president; and r. N. jackson.
secretary and treasurer The newly
elected officers were instructed by
the board 70 proceed al once 70 issue
a prospectus and other advertising
matter and 70 thoroughly advertise
this college and AlamoRordo. and 20
Promote the clnlms of this school.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
SAN XAVIER MISSlON
coNoRgss MAY APPROPRIATE
$4,000 TO PRESERVE THE RUiNs

Tucson has several reasons 10 be
much Interested In the coming sos
sion Of congress for In addition 70 the
statehood 9r0pOaitiOn, q measure viii
an al probability come up appropriate
ing $1,000 for the care Of San Xavier
mission.
AZ the last session Of the Arizona
legislature memorial 10 congress-
WAS adopted asking for $4,000 Tor the
mission. Il was asked OF the ground
that the san Xavier IN the oldest aud
host preserved mission In this cqun-
try. Colonel W. ). Stnrses was very
active IN the mattes and he has strong
hopes that congress win grant this
appropriation.
Il seems very likely that the na-
tional law making body viii 90 this
az Congressman Tawney, who h a
warm friend OF Arizona. since His
visit Of a month age. Is candidate
for chairman Of the committee ON APP
propfiatiOns Some time ago con-
Hross appropriated $4,000 for the re-
pair OF the mission, but Il required
All this 20 make the repairs 10 the
roof Of the historical edifce.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
CATTLE GROWERS TO MEET
ARIZONA CATTLE oRowgRs' As.
ISOLATION WILL HOLD CON.
NENTloN AT PHOENIX OK pE
cEM3ER 8.

j. n Porter. of Globe, . member o.
the executive committee OF che Ar-
Eona Cattle Growers Association. has
been n~tihed that a meeting Of that
organization will be- held a Phoenix.
December g. the third day Of the ter
giiorial fair. Tho notice IA from Capt.
w. ~ McKitrick, president Of the AS
sociaiion. and he urges cattlemen
generally TO attend the meeting. az
much business OF importance IL to be
attended To-, Gays the Globe Register
Those easliemon Of ella county who
are not members Of the association
should affiliate themselves With Il
without delay. and give their iniiu-
encN for furshering the interests ~
the cattle growers Of Arizona
The raising of stock - one Of shiA
tarrltoys most important enterprises.
and ono which adds greatly 10 IL tax
able wealth az well as 10 ita general
prosperity and all who are engated
In that pursuit should Join the assoc
citation and help 10 carry out It's OBJ
iecss and purposes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
MOVING CONNECTS
SOUTH FOR WINTER
Hope to Complete Road From
City to Los Lunas During
Present Season.
WORK 70 BEGIN IN TEN DAYS

y. n. Pierce. president ~ the New
Mexico pcnltentihry baard. spent last
night in che city and returned 10 his
home N LAS Vegas thls morning.
Mr. pie-ce's visit here was for the
purpose % investigating the practical
ollitg 81 placinf q Rang of convicts az
work here on the ~ Camln0 Real a
public highway extending from Ration
through central New Mexico % the
fo1as ilnp which u % be- established
BY the territory BY convict labor. MI,
Pierce was accompanied BY Superin'
tcndent n. Q. DaFanm OF the penlien'
ilary. and last nlRht the matter was
siiaonssed with the local authorities.
Win the rahnit that Il vas decided
that 4 gang Of about thirty convicte
INV al work on the sconsc route be.
3ween santa We and Las Vegas viii
l,e placed on the work Just south Of
The city near nefeias
The weather has become ~ cold
an on tho scenic route that work there
a. Impfarflcahle~ said Mr. Pierce
and although the law says mat the
northern part of this road Is 70 be
completed nrat. we have decided that
81 will be better 90 go against the
lnw than ~ lay lille for the entire
winter and consequently We VIII
Mace . gang ~ about Thirty men Al
work between AlhnQucrque and Los
t.nnas within she next ten days Thu
work viii most likely begin a. the
uafclas bridge and continue toward
fhe south We believe thar We can
cover the distance between here and
f.os i.nnHs during IN" prFecui winter
and then IN the spring turn uuf atten
zion again 20 the scenic route"
The El Canine Resi- or the Kings
tiiehWRy which Is The real meaning
Was provided for In \ bin passed a
tha last territorial legislature Il 4
10 begin nj the Colorado line neai
RRton. pass through las Negus. Santa
We. Cofrillos. Albuquerque, los tn
mas. SoeorrO and Las Cruces, terml
mating nj the Texas line near e
s'ssD 4 10 to be bullt BY convict "a
her assisted by levy 20 one-fourtf
mini. which amounts to about $4,000 Z
wear. The hlil provided that th'
scenic route. the distance between
santa We and Las Vegas. be bull
nrn, between les Vegas and Ratoi
next. and that that part 81 Il sontl
vi santa "a be- constructed last TIT
t.rnvicfs are assisted IN their work b.
yeams from the penltentlary bricl
ward.
Tho turning Of their attention from
The north 10 the south FOR the winie
seems very Wise move on the par
slf The penlsor tlary ofilcials,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
BOSTON JEWS TAKE
PART ~ CELEBRATION.

Boston Mass. Nov. 20 Faneail
Hall was iasl evening the scene
of one Of the largest gatherings 81
representative Jews ever held IN this
city. The meptsnR had heen called
10 celebrate the 250fh anniversary of
the first Jewish settlement In the
United States. Zee IA Friedman Is
At tho head ~ The committee Ia whose
charge the meeting was held Taerp
was large number 0f prominent
jews from this and ether cities IN
the east present who delivered ad,
dresses on the historical and eoonom.
icai imporianee Of the event which n
celebrated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
Monka MoNpRRa.
a Wonderful compouAd-curea Piles,
eczema. Skin itching, skin Erup.
lions. Cuts and Bruises


Isoans Ointment Is the best skin
treatment. and the cheapest. because
10 little u required 10 cure. II cnros
piles, after years ~ torture. Il cures
obstinate Gases OF eczema. Il cures
al skin itching Il cures skin erup-
lions. X heals cuts. brnlsea. scratches
and abFaslons without leaving a scar.
u cures permanently, Albuquerque
irstlmony proves Il.
u. n. Cross. OF 523 south Wrist
street. employed III the santa Re shops
In tho min department. says: "Ex.
poauFe, and elttlng on damp logs ard
cold stones while 10 the mountains
hQme three months ago, brought on
itching hemoifhoids. commonly called
piles. Whilo not severe or Reri0us.
hey were very annoying and ! put on
doing anything o. Rct relief until com
PEELED 10. One evening stepped intu
drug store and asked the pro
nrieior for something 20 bring relief
finally decided upon Deans Oint.
ment The Graf application gave 70.
lief and iu a short time | was prac.
tically cured have great confidence
Ia this remedy for what II did Tor me-
never used anything which was 90
soothing ana healing recommend
q % others and know they VIII moi
~ disappointed In the results Il thcg
sire Il a trial"
For sale by an drugglHta. Price u
cents. Foster iiburn Co, Buffalo, N
D., sole agents Tor the Unlted States
Remember ne namo- Deans ,-anl
takq no other. go
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
FATHER DEAD
JAcoB FRENCH, FATHER or 60,
WARD z. FRENCH, DEAD IN
NEW JERSEY.

Edward y. French. VINO ID employ.
ed nj the Arcade In las Vegas. and
well known IN Albuquerque. received
westneld n. D.. informing him that
his father, Jacob French, had passed
away Al 1915 y. m, on November 20,
and would be buried Sunday Mr.
French was So years Of age. A:,out
ak mouths ago be was run over ny 4
delivery wagon driven by q hoy. aud
has badly injured In his back and
head and was unconscious for Ions
periods, lie made a heroic struggle
agains, death, but weakened by his
extreme old axe. ne finally sur.
cnmbed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

A regular meeting Of the territorial
peniicntiary commissioners was held
Monday 10 the territorial prison.
There we're present tbe following
member r.. IA. Pearce, Las Vegas,
chairman: Juan Navarro, Mora. sec
Rotary; Mala4uias Martinez. Taos,
w. n. Nowe0mb. Silver City
Accounts ior the past two months
were presented 10 the board, audited
and approved. Routine business IN
connection with The management Of
the prison was brought up by the su
perlntendeni and disposed o. Hidi
for the furnishing OF supplies Tor ths
coming giS months we're opened and
the lucky bidders we're n. n. Cart
wright q Bro, Leo. Harsch ana Taos
W, Hanna. 0l Santa We. and Gross
Kelly q Co. 81 Albuquerque and IAi
V1ras and Browne q ManxanareA Co.
OF l.aa Vesss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
CAUGHT IN A cAvElN,
Marrow Escape o. Timbermsn In the
VaVapal Mine.


Word reached Prescott. says the
Journal. Miner, that William RISER,
we'll known yonng man Of this city
aho Is employed as timbernian In
the Ora lielle mine, wac caught in
cayeln there late Saturday nlght. and
almost entirely covered up. A. soon
As Inc accident happened a large force
OF miners rushed 10 his rescue and
succeeded In digging him oui in very
short time TOdy hts Injuries were
reported 20 be very painful and that
hr Was considerably bruised. hut not
hart internally
William Esaer wac raised ia man
hood Ia this city and county. lie Is
d young man OF very good habits and
enc who enjoys the respect and con
iiAence Of bis employers and fellow
workers a. we'll His many friends
here hope for Bis speedy recovery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
SIMILAR CONDITION

Warsaw. Nov. a0.- The deadlock IN
the postal and telegraph service b..
tween this city ana the interior OF
Russia Is practically complete aud
the latest information from Moscow
IL thgi soldiers Of the telegraph hat.
talon have refused 10 take the place
Of striking operators
The greatest excitement nreyailf
here. where u Ii fearod that Eencral
strike may again be preclpitated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

arasIna ) ssranasr.

The newspapers say that your OVf
has retired from the foot bah team
and that b. VIII never play the game
again
Eyes, that's truf,f
what WAS the trOublcg Was he In
inred or dlsgusted by the grating In
the gamf9'
Neither. Somebody told hin 10
looked like a piano player
"hfrs Nomnch makes me tired. we
had u real quarrel thls morning
"Wnat ahoutf"
"Hhe became almost insulting be
cause I couldn't understand her when
she quoted Browning over the tele
phone"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Washington. u. g.. Nov. IS Miss
Erma. the youngest daughter Of Sec
Rotary LESLIE N Shaw. Of the treas'
ufy department. viii make her bow %
society this season. The
date Of sccrctary Shaw'a retirement
was determined By this event. lie n
70 qult on February 4 witch leaves
time for the giri 20 gef started A. =
daughter % cabinet member rather
than of an ex.cahlnet member.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

However. in justice to Al Fields,
The minstrel man. Il ought 20 be "a.
planned that he ~ not the man ~ thai
name connected with the Mutual Life
~ ! 90 say lt myself, my husband
was one oi the best dancers that
evnF Jaw. remember how everybody
liked 20 dance With him whom We went
@ balls aud laflies before"
When MF smiihefs aud | went q
balls and parties before We were mar
ried he was one 81 the best dancers
N town. said Mrs. Smither9. "All
The eirla we're just crazy 90 dance
with him"
'Oh. 4 was perfectly natural foI
you 81 think b. Was such good
dancer" said one Of her old friends
"iio probably couldn1 dance a bit bet
Ter than anybody else could. You
thought 20 because you loved him"
No. indeed" insisted Mrs. smith
era. y think 80 yet"
We'll. they put the lid on IN IN
siana"
Good Nov les 'cm bary IT,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Nov YORK, Nov ~. y TIC nnIionHI
cr0sa.couniry championship TOR run.
ners will be- decided by a flve-mllc
run on TrayeFs Island today. All the
prominent athletic clubs Of Greater
Nov York and Of the state and also
the big colleges and clubs IN Philns
delphla. Boston and Montreal win be
represented by their best runners ana
there will De aomp fine sport
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
AMTI.SALOON LEAGUE
REV. HAvENs AT WORK AMONG
TIE WICKED At ALAMoooRDo.

Rev. w. W. Ravens Is here Tor the
purpose Of organizing an American
anii.sglooD league, says the Alamo
g0rlio News Nj. Havens ~ IN charge
OF the work for New Mexico and Art
zona lie went before the convention
of New Mckee Baptlsts % get the en-
dorsemcnt ~ the convention. SIR,
Ravens will remain here for several
days az work It has becn announced
thai he will preach two sermons on
sunday, December 2. at the Methodist
church at n A. m. and at the Baptist
chnInh 90 1.lb D. N.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Butte. Mont. Nov. 30 Four miiliun
acres 81 game preserves embracing
the finest big game hunting ground IN
the west, IL proposed BY Game War
den W ~ Scott Of Montana, and
Warden stevens 0f idaho. who are 90
be al the head of the plan
The preserve will be- adjacent 20
L0lo pass and extend into Idaho and
Is a paradise for hunters. Hundreds
OF elk. moose deer and bear are b b.
found IN this section, Il Is proposed
that the reserve will be- the largest
Ia the world
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
DOCTORS WRONG ON
RHEUMATlsM THEORY

Kalamazoo. Nov. 20 Al n meeting
" tho Academy 81 Medicine. Or. q.
W l.awion created stir when he
declared positively that physicians
in the past have beon entirely wrong
relative iO the causes 81 rheumatism.
Il IL due 10 diseased tonsils. according
10 Dr. iawi0n. ana not 10 nrsc acid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
APpLEs pRoFIrAaLg.


8NafftNfte " "NNfAHH'ftI ~ Nat"iNN
Applss Ia Sacramento Mountains.
y. Cleye Of Eik. Otero county has
i6t apple trees on one and one.hnii
acres OF ground The proceeds oi
his sale Of apples was 1880 for the
one and One-half acres. or 81 200 per
acre. lieaides this. there are now
$4,000 pounds III uindfails on the
Krlund
Judge rilllls0n of che same place,
has an orchard ranging from fouF 70
twelve years old. which paid hila In
marketed apples this season. ea4 net
per cree. This was the average o. the
entire orchard at tao cents per pound
Tor tho fruit delivered AZ Alamo.
Eofdo This Is counting only picked
apples aud no NlHdfalla. llia 4,yeaT.
old Ben Davis trHea averaged $40
pounds Of apples.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
Dive oF MRs. ApELMANN.
ciaimed BY Typhoid Fever az He'
home IN Water Canyon.

1ome IN Water Canyon.
Mrs Grlsolda Adelmann. wife 81
Charles NJ Adelmann. died a. her
home IN Wafer Canyon the other day
after an Illness lasting over a period
OF ave moutha. which was caused By
severe attack OF typhoid fever, from
whirh the entire family have suffered
within the past few months Mrs
Adelmann Wan a native of New Mex
leo, horn near Belen IN 1881 She
leaves ~ mourn her death besides he's
husband. several children and one
sister, Mrs Joseph Eppcrle. OF 30
zorro. The remains we're laid "a
rest In the Catholic cemetery at So
zorro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
pEMIMo WANrs ARrEslAN
Well and ls securing Information from
norwsli


W A. Wilson. inspector Of anesian
wells. a Ii receipt 90 a letter from
Thomas McCauicy. secretary Of the
Busincna Mems association of DEM
INK. " A.. asking the cost Of boring
deep wells. from one 10 two Thousand
feet deep. says the Roswell Record
He prefaced his question with the
statement that DomlnE wanted 10 put
down a ceep well 10 neo II tha3 cOun-
Try dld not have an arteslan low The
letter wa8 referred 60 J. w Thomas
81 the Roswell Hardware company
Who has sent full information
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Miss 'Hcssle Host az naworsion. ~.
Ter spending two weeks with friends
In Cadiz. u visiting Ia this city. the
guest OF her sister. Mrs Jas. shamp
Stcuhenville lO.l Gazette
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

John lawyer and wife az lalcla,
visited his parents here Sunday, r.
Nowc0morHinwn tO.l Index
The A. n. south and the p. N. North
The new III q o. time table will 90
into effect next sunday. Instead OF
four sunday trains. there VIII be bat
two. one N the middle Of tho fore.
noon south and In the afternoon
north.-Now Philadelphia CO.. Times
A man who has heen married a.
often a. jack London ought 90 b.
able % Nfiie coed fight stories.
Nov thai Gage Tarbell has told "a
how u eufe the Insurance evils, pos
elhly John u, Rockefeller and some
" the packers can show as how 10
stop rebates.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

AZ the last meeting Of the Grange.
q was decided TO hold meetings every
Friday nlght. Heretofore the Grange
has met every two weeks. The sub.
5ect Tor general discussion win be.
SHOULD me Man or Woman Build the
Fire in Winter "--tieneya co.. Free
Press
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Deacon" Fleming slipped IN ahnnt
dark last evening with long. slender
fifo-pound pike. 'fleeconH walked up
street Ike drum major When he
geis nothlng hut an appetite he siips
up the alley. West Lafayette (O1
Indicator
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

United states Marshal q. NJ. F'ora-
k0r returned this a0rnlng from bus
mess trip near Englc. MI foraker
has cattle inloreats Ia the vicinity Of
eagle,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

And you" said the Old fellow vita
horns. spiked tail and gcdhot
spear SOU come from PHILADELPHIA. /
believe"
- do. replied tho latest arrival
"Ha' ia, I viii give you a job as
night Naichman and y0u1l turn IN a
rep0r, On the automatic dctecto-
every ten minutes. Your bedroom
will Ne night over the the boiler
works"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

A Springfield. o.. boy OF has writ.
ten musical comedy. The boy has
one great advantage In his work lie
hadn't seen many OF those now ON the
stage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

A report from the bedside Of Noble
Crawford. non Of Judge aud Airs.
Crawford states that the child II
slowly Improving
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Las Vegas Methodlnis Like rhslg
New Minister.
Rev Richard A. Morley. the new
minister Of the Las Vegas Methodist
Episcopal church. has made an ox
collent impression ON the people Of
that town. and the members % tbs
congregation aro greatly pleased with
his EFFORTS. Mt. Morley has boen Ia
boring under disadvantage on a.
count Of Illness IN bis family
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Colorado Telephone Company Work.
inc Toward santa Fe.
The linomon 81 the Colorado Tele-
phone company who are alrlnEine
wires toward Santa Re, @ro now ave
miles from Fulton, where thoy Will
drop the Iron clfcuit and string mo-
thing but the copper wire. They viii
make much better time on the other
side Of Fulton, probably ave miles a
day. and will probably reach Santa Fe
BY December 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

eDid you tell any Of your friends
you'd rather die than marry met" he
asked.
mo. Harold" she replied sweelly,
4 didn't. ! would hesitate long
time before decided which ! would
rather do"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Tom Plat was an easy boss but nc
wasn't a biz easier than the insur
ance companies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

"MsIkiy said be was one Of tho
lambs IN that stock yards deal and
was sheared"
Ing. He's lucky he wasn't skinned"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Senator Plait's frankness before the
insurance commission mast make lots
Of people more impatient than ever
Is have that Mae Wood case tried.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Ian Maol.aren says that n be had
his life to live over be would preach
shorter sermons and preach more
comi0rtingiy Good boy Ian. II they
were shorter they would be comforting
enough.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

= wish / could THINK Of Some OK.
cuse 20 raise prices said che gen.
aTal manager OF the coal company
That's easy declared the treas
urer. why don't yOu reduce wages
and Cause q strlkef'