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Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13
En- hard lott

Sc besvarlighetrr att dras med kommor
fan en- frog lefyer och uppstoppade in
elfvor. "a framt!ni eli satter dem j yeder-
borlig verksamhet med DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, deu angenamaste och NEST
verksamma kur for forstoppning. De
forhindra appendicitis och starka syste-
met. Csc. i Lungren Il Andrews apotek,
Sioux City, Ia. -
ON nj VII ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier So ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
I den svenska baptistkyrkan, hornet af
10 och Virginia Sts.. predikan hvarie SON.
dag XII. 1915 Z. m. och s 9. M. ING
domsmote halles XII. 5 @. m. Bonemote
Svarie torsdagsqvall XII. 8.
JOHANSON, Pastor.
Svenska miasionskyrkan, hornet ST Z
och Court streets. S0ndagar: sondags-
skola XII. 8 +. M, predikan XII. 10.45
f. M, u~ngdomsmote XII. 5 Q. m, predikan
XII. &c.. m. Torsdagar. XII 8 Q. m.
Pastor Otto. E. Edwads
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13

- LII
avinna vid mann Annie Hurd,
val kand, fastan ej sardeles val
kand, at befolkn'ngen pa ostsidan,
besokte Hagenbecks cirkus ! lor-
days och fam sig dervid sardeles
tilltalad at de qvinnliga artister-
mas halsbrytande prestationer pa
lima hogt uppe ! luiten. onsdags
qvall infann hon sig temligen be-
skankt och uppspelt vid 4 &Coart
streets och tillkannagat att hon
amnade upptrada som cirkusar-
fist pa den elektriska signaltrad,
som gar fran den elektriska pa
trullboxen / hornet.Det ar mycket
liAigt der pa hornet ON qvallarne,
och inom nagra ogonblick hade
hon en- intresserad publik ON
kring sig. Men. mitt herrsksp.
imam forestallningen borjar. ma
ste Jag klada af mig j nina trikaer'
fortsatte hon med en- bugning sa
pass gracios, som hennes tillstand
tillat Diet. Handling folide pa ord
och hon borjade aftaga DIET ena
plagget efter Diet andra. Hennes
q.
publik tycktes blifva ALT mera och
mera intr esserad, men imam hon
hunnit till trikaeraa, infann sig
en- poliskonstapel och afforde hem
ne till 6nkan.
Dst ar ingen plats for grocer
eller kotthandel som ar battre at
besoka an / mr.. iii 4th ST.
Larson & Anderson.
Da Nj behofver skrindortar ga
till Spaulding, 3 & Court SITS.
Frdn AUgnStanaf6rSamhngeN
-Nasta sondag hallas foljande
moten:
Hogmassopredikan 1880 I'm,
Sondagsskola 1906 en-.
Bibelklass pa svenska 1906 en-,
Aftonsangspredikan 500 en-.
Pa eftermiddagen klockan a
halles gudstienst i norska luth.
kyrkan i Morning Side.
Gudstjenst hslles nasta tors.
dagsqvall klockan s ute pa vest
sidan.
Var svenska hvardagssko.a,
som nu har fortgatt fyra veckors
It'd, har tillokats sS, att vi nu ha
Oliver 80 barn inskrifna. ALA de
barn, som annu Ell kommit, helsas
hjertli gen valkomna till vara skol-
rum.
Tort och 6nt byggnadsvirke
hos S~palding. 8 & Court.
Staten Ohio, Staden Toledo, l..
Lucas County.
Faxnz J. CHEsEy svar EFT han ar Cen aldre
S~elegaren 1 hrm7a F. j. CHENEY & Co., som har
altar 1 staden Toledo, namnda county och stat,
och att gamma frma viii betala en- summa at
hundra6e dollars for hvart enda fa,la ka-
tarrh som icks kan botas vid bruket af Halls
CATARRH CURE.
Frank J. Cheney.
Bevittnat for mig och underskrivtt 1 min mar
varo den CITE December 1886.
s@I A. W. Gleason,
o.a. Notarius Publicus. :
HaLL's CArARnH CUR1 tages invartes och
xarkar dIrekt M hlndat och sIamhinuOrna lEYsta.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13
En- uppriktig dam

onskar att korrespondera med en-
man for ingaende af aktenskap.
Adressera 22o Mackubin street.
St. Paul, Mimi.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13

Staten Ohio. ssaden Toledo, L..
Lucas County.
FRArz J. CHESEY svar EFT han ar Cen aldre
Selegaren 1 hrmaa +. j. CHENEY & Co., som har
och att Gamma hrma Win betala en- summa az
hundra6e dollars for hvart enda fail af ka-
tarrh som icks kan botas vid bruket af Halls
CATARRH CURE.
Frank J. Cheney.
Beyistnat for mig och underskrivit 1 min mar.
zaro dan Eta DacamhAr 1H26
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13

e, a. w. Gleason,
oaa. Notarius Publicuss
HGLL's CArARnR CURR tages invartes och
verkar direkt pa blodet och slemhinnorna tsyste.
met. Skrif efter intyg, gratis.
T. J. Cheney b Co.. Toledo. o.
ExY~ SRljes hos ALA apotekare, 75c.
Halls Family Pills Ero de basta-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD
TO Be IMPROVED

Brooklyn. n ". Sept ii.--The
navy department has IN its possoae
ION The iull plans Of the improve.
menta when are contemplated Rt the
navy yard no nroOkiyn.-improvo.
monts and alterations and additions
10 territory and plant that viii result
iu @ saving of 90 per cent Of the cost
Of the WORK of repair and Consiruc'
iion at that naval establishment Il
Ne doubtful N the recommendation for
an appropriation for ihil work viii 80
submitted 90 congress at the next sea-
81 10. although &c o. regardcd as im-
noriani That az least part of the
total estimate OF $4,000 600 OF 5000.
900 be soon available, 20 the end that
advantage may be taken Of the pres
cnt pricea attaching 10 certain land,
the poEscssoiQ OF which ~ an import.
ant part Of the approved project. The
plans contemplate a Encouragement
% the entire plant at Brooklyn, the
extension Cf the water front. the con
sirucuop Of piers, and ga assembling
Of thf facilities 40 that The work Of
rerAlr aad construction may ho done
with less delay and 90 less coat than
/ 81 now the case. n q feared that
congress viii not be- willing TO provide
/ for the changes reported as necessary
ca Brooklyn. and. u q shall apneai
that there So a tendency toward econ
omy IN the naval committees. Score
AIRY Bonapnrte viii not submit thl
recommendations for en- approprla
/ tiou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR
HELD At MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee. Wis. Sept l1.--One or
the most Interesting special features
.of the wisconsin state fair, which
opened yesterday. "a model indian
village. composed ot Indians from
various Wisconsin reservations. The
exhibit has been arranged 90 cOnsld.
cradle expense, and, q o. expected,
will prove one of the greatest atirac
lions me fair The racing program
is also unusually interesting THE year
The machinery exhibit is larger than
ever before aud the agricultural and
horticultural exhibit Is OF the usual
excellence. Another interesting foa
ture win be the daily four mile relay
races hy young women riders. Ther,
will be ERE works every evening dur
ing the Ave days OF the fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

The boy loft the hoariinI Ia ton
days. but Tor two weeks he acted like
ono Insane. climbing up tho side Of
tho door. running about Cd AN loars
montia.
But the physicians said that this
simply meant that the brain was re.
covering iis balance, though they
thought % might be necessary to send
Walter 90 the state hospital for the
insane for treatment
The change developed ono night.
WHEN The yUungstor climbed into bis
mothers lap, and told her how mucn
no loved her. The ofraiic perform.
ances were over and there was no
more irOuhlo with the 10Y
Tie comes and aces at will o. never
Ia bad company. uolla papers and %
saving bis money, and % a. bright
and good a boy az aly mother couid
wieh.
Mrs. ziohr said OF her rs. year old
boy, Theodore, when Z took him ID
tho hospital felt g was better that
no should de than continue the way
he was going. he was turned out OF
school after every effort had been
made 20 reform him. re would throv
clubs az me. and get out On the road
and disgrace ua all He sWore terribly
and could not ho trusted Ia anything
IN one day he stole boats and plreona
AMI know not what else, There was
q nervous twitching about hia eyes
and his entire body would jerk al
times.
when be was 4 years old be was
showed Into a mill reco and went Ovei
three waterfalls. the third rs feet lr
height His head struck q rock Of
timber that caused a little ridge On
his head with q depression beside
This waa not thought Co BE- aefiou.
nccauEe be soon recovered hil
health"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
THE arArg FAIR or NEW YoaK
BEING HELD iN SYRACUSE

Syracuse. N. 81, sept 1.-THE Now
YORK state fair opened yesterday In
The aiOst ausulcloua manner. and
everything p0inia % Unprecedented
success Never before have rucA
great efforts been made TO offer 20
the visitors something worth remcm-
boring The exposition 90 more COM
ploio and comprehensive than ever
before. the racing program heats az
previous recurdgi The Tat Of rriros
is Unprecedented. and in edition 90
an that mere viii Do special aiifac.
lions uf a superior kind. me Carnival
OF the Myilque krouo Of IA No1.No
and a grand military tournament viii
be- special features of the week Tho
subject 90 this years carnival win be
The Conquest " Mexico by Cortoz,F
The military contest, in which several
uniformed lfaicrnal organizations VIII
take part, has been SET Tor the l1th.
A total OF fiS91O In stakes D. offered
Ga the ave trottiur and pacing races
20 BE- h2ld during fair week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Then she told % the trouble caused
By the boy no nome and IA school.
In response to BIZ mothers pleas no
seemed 60 Try hard 70 be good. but 10
few Gays be would relapse into evil
Waya.
Al the suggestion OF Father Mich
aelis abe took the boy 10 Dr.. Dunnoily
An operation war performed April 81,
when the surgeon removed q piece Of
che depressed skull two Inches LONG
and throelourinB of an inch wide. AZ
the boy passed from the influence Of
Ito chloroiorm che nurse suggested
that Mrs. liohr speak 20 him. she
hcaitatcd. Cor long experience had
taught her that the answer was not
likely 20 be such as she would care
90 have others hear But she said;
'Do you know me. Theodoref"
When che reply came, promptly,
sure, I know you. You are nay
mother. and you're n good mother.
and I'm clad I've got you for q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

mat Aeir address g. 2i5 Atlantic
avenue.
Fire Chief Hale OF Kansas City, and
inventor and proprietor Of "Haie'a
Tour OF the Word" an Illusion for cx.
hihiiion purposes, one of which wal
be- seen here during fair week with
the Western Amusement company,
passed through Albuquerque last even
ing en- route east from San Francisco.
ollie Frost. tho well-known trainer
and driver Of the joe Barnett string
0f pacing and trottlng horses, return
cd 20 this city last nighi, and VIII now
got himself in trim for n hard cam
psign during fair week. The horses
we're shipped from Illinois, and viii
reach Albuquerque In a couple Of
days.
Hon. r. V. Chavos, the well-known
attorney Of thls city who was at san.
"a Fe yesterday on buGineas before
the territorial board Of equalization,
returned 90 thia city lest night. and
win SO 90 Los Lunas tonight, who're
BE- has an important ciao 90 defend
before tho present session OF tho dla-
irict court oft Valcncia county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

mother" she vac 30 surprised ana
delighted that she sat down and cried.
Iho had expected q prolano ouibnfat.
The boy % nov a model. He Is kind
ani confederate at home. Industrious
and, bic mother proudly says. saved
80 % money earned during the sum
mcr moutnf
Two other patients operated 90
during tho latter part Of August have
not yer progressed far enough % war.
rant any absolute conclusion, bat Drs,
James aud Peter punnelly are per-
eonally satisfied that the results viii
be similar b. those IN the cthes cases.
The nfth patient was a young wo'
man. 30 years 81 age. who uncon-
BciouEiy suffering from "a injury ~.
ceiyod from a fan two years before.
had developed alcoholism end other
distressing and dangerous tendencies.
tnc operation restored her 90 her
former self and she in now married
and living happily On Chicago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Mira. Ncstor Armlo OF Las Cruces
is registered at the AivaradO.
Ex-Governor l.. -. Prince returned
90 Santa Fo this mornpg after a short
soi0um Ia the city
Roy stamm. OF the Blt'norsiamm
trult and Produce company, went 20
Ration .eat night ON business.
Deputy United states Marshal Geo.
kaseman returned last night from ai-
tending t0 Official business az Santa
re.
Mrs. w A. McClosky. who was a.
Parsons. Kas. visiting relatives and
friends, viii return 10 the city to-
night.
/, The Junior pupils OF Mrs Rosa Fu'
trcllo-0idoon gave a highly entertain
Ing recital IN the Commercial Club
building last night
Miss Margaret jerks 10 enjoying =
visit from her friend, Mrs. Wilson, OF
/ Pasadena, Calf who arrived from
tho vest this morning.
A regular meeting of the Elks viii
be held tonight az ) O'Clock an Via
itng brothers are cordially invited
Roy Mcdonald, secretary.
Attorney Howell Jones, land agent
Io- the Santa Ne, Wns.iu the city last
niEht Ga route east from yihit &.
western New Mexico points.
d. n Davis has purchased haf ln
iereBt IN the Pennington studio ou
west Railroad avenue, and the studs
Will now have two nrst class artists
az work.
Tho Ladios Ala society Of tho Pres
/ hyieFlan church viii hold q meeting in
the churcn parlora tomorrow after
noon az o'clock Annual election OF
omcefa.
Col william Berger OF nolen passed
through the city last night en- route d
Denver. where bis daughter win b,
married on Monday 10 Jose %, Chavez
lOf New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Goodrich arrived
this morning from Los Angeles for /
visit 90 Mra. 0oodFich's parents, ar
and Mrs W w. Mcdonald, Of souti
Third street.
Attorney Frank Moore. Dra j. "a
Wfoth and ID. IA. earns aud Leonard,
hunlng. delegates 90 'he democrats,
convention at Santa re. were pasBCn
gers for the Cap.ml City last night
Mrs NJ q. WhIiEon and Prof Mari
Johnson OF the WhIiaou Music Gem
pany returned this morning from
pleasure trip 10 the Mimbrea no
springs ln Luna county
Attention MOBILES. Mystic Shrine
I The fan ceremonial session OF nallu
Abyad Temple VIII be held on satuI
, day. OctoDer 18Th, 1906. John Boris
dale. potentate. J. G. Ferger secre
tary.
r. A. Written, the wealthy real a
} late agent of Long Beach, Cal. foi
merly OF this city, "a here looking owe
hlB local real estate interests. M
viii probably remain until after th
fair
Attorney Geo. "a. Kiook reiurno
last night from attending court az 10
5 innaa. Judge Abbott expects 20 hf
/ lgh the Valencia county term Of coul
. this week. hcrnaiillo county coul
, begins on Monday
Herbert Rankin. son OF County 20
B SINGER ID. j. Rankin, left this mornln
/, Tor Lawrence, kaa., 20 resume hl
} studies IN the State University Of kaI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Special snondcnCo
Toledo. o.. Sept io.--W nyN ard
children are being reformed bv the
use of che anfgt1n'a knife ln et Nin
cents hospital Three clearly defined
cases prove thc efficiency of che treat
mcnt Two more recent Operations
Rlvc every PROMISE 20 success.
Ample and cheerful testimony that
these marvellous results have been
achieved is given BIZ two happy
mothers. Mrs n. y. Hurley OF Toledo.
and Mrs Louisa Ichr of Maumac.
They are so full Of the redemption
OF their hoYg thai they would ike 90
tell ali the EOrld and especially oikcf
mothers who may be STRUGGLING Nilh
boys whose careers are being bliabtcd
through an unexpected cause
TO mothers quick inlHlNon
sharpcncd by love and sorrow lot her
WayWard boy. the discovery iH due.
When her son, Walter. aged ~. was
about 90 DO SEA- 10 the state indus.
trial school. last spring. Mra. Hurley
ttariully suggested that bis Maynard
ness might BE- due 20 injuries On the
head susiainei by him seven years
ago. A blow from the handle OF a
pump had caused e big dent in his
skull IN a year. Hho said. there was
q complete Transformation In his char.
acter From an obCdiont. well man
nerod child he vas changed to one
utterly incOfrlgihlo he associated
with boys OF a rough class and with
them committed many petty thonE.
The articles stolen being. "a q rule, Ut
terry useless % them
Court omcIals were impressed with
Mrs Hurloy'a theory. a brain special.
Too examined the boy and an operation
was performed by Or. peter nonnelly
March ~ ID disclosed a piece of the
skull firmly embedded ln the brain
and this was removed and the SCALP
drawn over the aperture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
MONTANA ELks HOLDING
CONVENTION At BILLINGS

Billings, Mont. sept ll.--rhtro are
great d0ings ln Billings today, this
being the opening day uf che con
yentlon Of Che Eil0 of Montana. The
city la handsomely decorated and
everybody seems 20 Ne iaking o holt
day hands are marching 40 and
from the railroad stations cacorting
ihe arriving delegations from the sta.
iiong 90 their headquarters. where a
warm welcome awaited them. This
oVeninE an opcu air concert win bo
given hy the Boston a Montana band
of Butte. and o. viii bo followed By q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
DIFFER oVER QUESTION
Or sThNDAHB or nICH7

The Chicago. Burlington a Quincy
railroad has i8suod the following state.
meni regarding zoe dllicrences 'ho
tween The company aud ltE engineers;
THE only question at issue % the
adoption Of some standard as 10 eye
sirhi of passenger fngineoru in Ger
tain specified service, Even the com
mitteo Cor The men admits that the
safety pf the travelling public and Of
.co'omplayes requires that some stand
ard, tested either scientifically or By
hcld trials, as necessary, the only dll-
ference being as 90 what u shall bel
and where ii shall apply. The com
pany offered 90 lay the matter before
ihe Interstate Commerce commission
hut tho committee declined che prop
Osltlon'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
WILL HOLD STATE
HOOD CONVENTION
OFFICIAL GALL FOR SUCH A CON
VENTioN Ar PHOENIX,
SEPT. ".

President Roosevelt 10 bis message
% congress having recommended INC
uniqn Of the territorial OF Arizona
and New Mexico 90 fern the state ol
Arizona, Hnd congress having passed
an enabling act By which the two ter
nioflos may Dc formed Into a state
ana admitted into the union, provided
the question Of the iOlnturc OF the two
territories be submitted TO, aud ap
proved by a majority OF the voters Of
the respective territories and the re-
publican and democratic territorial
conventions at Bisheo, having passed
resolutions in opposition 20 the union
lot the tfrr.,OFicf ah "a sia,e, aud nom
mated candidates Cor delegate 90 con
gfpff. pledged Oh oppose statehood
under The present enabling act, there
hy dtprivlng the friends Of statehood
Of both parties 90 an unprejudlcod or
ganizatinp whereby the issue Of state
hood can Be fairly and impariialy pre-
srnied io ne people OF the territory
of Arizona, who are 90 vitality interest
ed ln 81. therefore.
The Statehood League OF Arizon;
requests the friends of statehood, IRE
spectve 90 party, 90 send Delegate.
from their respective counties 20
statehood convention go meet in PhOo
niX on the 18Th day On September
1900, 90 no cluck o. m,, 10 consult oi
thc best means ~ presenting this mos
important question 90 the people Of th'
territory. ana me nomination of o can
diidte for delegate t0 congress pledge,
to the promotion of statehood aud FOL
ne transaction of such other business
a0 may properly come before thi
convention Under the apportionmon
oi delegates. in acc0fdance with th'
VOTES cast az the last general oloc
tion. each county win be entitled q
send the following number of dele
leaifs. Apache ., Cochiso l3. COconIn'
/ Z. ella 9 Graham i3 Marlcopa 20. Mc
lave o. Navajo g. pinal 4. Pima n
Santa Cruz q, Navanal 2i and Yuma
hy order ul Che statehood Lcogu
LOT Arizona.
] HH.aHsaf a L. a. 4aHHH lHHanH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Hunfonlui uu UilN 'owu lul9pg putia
program OF coicrtalnmtm Tho nfai
business session viii Do held iOmm.
m morning. re the opera house. AZ
noon iho delesalca viii hf takon 90
lhe picnic grounds. un The banks Of
ihc Yellowstone river where ihoy
VIII spend ne rest " the day. one
of the inicrosilne n --sfcs WIN be- go
Fk barbecue Tho delegates Wi, 90
turn carly enough Co see the graud
parade .n tho evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
OFFICIAL MATTERS

MiNeFnl aAfNNN HNANfNNNt
Surveyor General i.iewcilyn has re-
ceived the Oniciai return Of The Don
old" lode. Mineral Survey No 1888,
situated In zoe central mining as
trlct, Grant county, j G. Mckee, dep
uly mineral surveyor iicrmoha Min
ing company, claimant
Pension Granted.
Delegate Andrews has been insiFu,
mental in securing a pension for Mafin
NallYidld EHqulhel de- lucoro, OF Fol-
som, n. M,, al the rate OF IS per month
IRON July 90, 1904, also accrued pen
sion ON The invalid certificate
New Mexico Poglmaotera.
Thl following New Mexico post
masters have been appointed, Russia,
OtorO county. William a. Glow, vice
y. III. Bradford, resigned; Emhudo.
Rio ArFlha county. George r. Rudd,
vice q. A.. Stafford resigned, Lincoln,
Lincoln county, clara s. Is. HalMead,
vice G. j Wcldmnn, rla.gnndi olQfl.
eta. Santa re county, Walter ia.
Tubef. vice G. 81 John, resigned.
New Building For Santa Pc Indian
school,
During the present fiscal year three
new bindings viii be- erected at the
United states Indian Tralnlng school
near santa Fo They are a girls dor
mliory. a dining ball ana a laboratory.
The sum ~ saiO00 was appropriated
hy tho frst session OF the Fifiy.nintn
congress for ihree buildings and % now
available superintendent Clinton D,
Crandnll of the United states Indian
Training school, exuecis 90 receive
plane and specifications Tor she cone
Htruction OF these now structures from
the Indian ONCE at Washington az
an early date. Thereafter EidH ioi
construction via be- invited. Sixteen
thousand dollars oi thlr appropriation
wae secured hy the active aid oi Dele
gate Andrews, who olse helped in 80
curing tne remainder 0f the uppropfln
ton. VITA these additions io me To-
dian school hero. BE- viii be- one of The
most extensive and best equipped Do
the united states. as @ o. already on'
ui the best conducted On tho country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

AGain tie kicks are coming la 10
reference 90 tue using oi Second street
near Railroad. and the latter avenue
between first and Second streets, aG
hack and dray stand aud feeding
place sud stable for che horses. Net
only does d cause d congestion 81 trat
ne at Second ond Railroad during ihe
busy hours, but ne edor caused there
hy "a anything bat pleasant The city
fathers VIII b. asked az the next
nesting 90 tako some stops looking "a
she ahating Of this nuisance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

WONDERFUL sUccEao M TOLEDO o. HOSPITAL
~ 1 ~ ~ two YOUNG hlee WHO hAvE SEEN
GOOD noYs 80 YOUNG WOMAN WHO WAS CURED BAp
BLAMED
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Itch ltchl ScraiChi scraiohi
Scratch The more you scratch the
worse ne Itch. Try DOan's Ointment.
u cures nlloe, eczema any skin itch
ing. AN druggiais sell "a.
The Irish standard., 1906-11-17
kZv2>IZN2IZH~Nz~zN1 >Iz>NO,
WITH THE POETS +;

Old Age.
BY Henry w. I1ongfellow.
It Is too late! All! nothing is toe
Till the tired heart shall cease to pal.
plate.
Cato learned Greek at eighty; sopho-
Wrote his grand Oedipus, and Simon
ides
Bore off the prize Of verse from his
compeers
When each had numbered more than
four score years.
And Theophrastus at four score
Had but begun his characters OF
Men"
Chaucer, at Woodstock with the
nightingales,
At sixty wrote the Canterbury
Tales"
Goethe at Weimar, toiling to the last
Completed Faust" when eighty years
We're past.
What then! Shall we sit idly down
and say
The night hath come: it is no longer
day?
The night hath not yet come: we are
not quite
Cut off from labor by the failing
light;
Something remains for us to do OF
dare,
Even the oldest tree some fruit may
bear.
For age is opportunity no less
Than youth itself, though in another
dress;
And as the evening twilight fades
away
The sky is filled with stars, invisible
by day.