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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
A rlAln arArrMaNT.
ouallty o. Beer Depends Upon superb
GRITTY Of Materials. Treatment
ard Muturlty.

Purity is a universal essential in ail
beers Tho Observance of cleanliness
and sterilization VII secure u.
upalihmlnUsa, clmniurd with SAVIOR
and taste. constitutes real qualify. and
these are impossible without tho verl
best materials aud ihc highest order
of treatment This 81 what scicnco
and experience teach
Quality dopending upon tho char.
atfer uf materials Hnd tHo wpin
employed. Is the real goal Cor comueti.
ton among hrpwers
Materials To provide ihe public
with a really good ualaabi5 and
wholesome hUor VI malt The highest
gfade hops. superior yeast prl in our
pale hrors a small percentage of rice.
in nli our beers We use the hest and
nufesi materials. rogardlcsa Of cost
Corn We never use. although o %
not excluded hy authority and has
She advantage of chcapness. We use
no substitute of any Kind 90 reduce
our expense Wc spare neither money
nor care 90 furtliy aud Increase our
weli.oamcd and Ions established repu
taflon.
Treatment and Maturity. We 0m
rlny only the moat modern methods in
brewing. oar latest acquisition being
200 glasg.llncd steel tanks made hy
/ ihe pfaulder co. ni Hnchenief y. Y.
/ The beer. after leaving the brew kei.
Ties. Is conveyed 20 glass-cuamoled
ftrmentlng watts After fermentation
/ @ D. lagOred (agcdD from four To nve
months IN the Rlass-lined steel tanks
I before ID Is lOillod; thus absolute pur
I ny NJ ouF beer Is insured because u u
: in glass from the time Il rs brcwrd an
( til IL BE- consumed. our present storms
capacity og 000OOo barrels d nior,
than thar of any other hre0erics ~
the world
These facilities enable We To ne'
our beer the length 0f limo necessary
tO guarantee lis purity and maturity
uu IN printers inn bat Ia fact
For these reasons iindwolsor. kini
OF Bottled neers, must and does com
mand q higher price than any 0ihe
beer. and af the same time has
greater salo nan ali ether bottles
beers.
Anheusormch Brewing Assn. 81
Louis %. =. A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
COAL IS SCARCER
THAN EVER BEFORE
ClaFkVlIIe Yards Suspend TAN.
Ing Orders Until COneeSted
Orders are Filled.
the PRICES WHICH PREVAILs

Tbe cosi iamiae b. nof over ln AZ
buquerqne by any means ln fact
there la greater shorare of cual
than ever. hai decided moderation
in the Wrafher haa iersQned the De-
mnnd Tho chief clerk ai tha Clark.
plHe gards sisted thia morning thar
curing tho monfh of December They
received uH ava ageruge uf one caf ui
domestic cuai "a dag. CD course. there
d 10 greater scarcely uf domestic coal
SHAN ~ The steam quality Hucc fhe
first ul the year ihr coal thnY have
resolved has not averaged one car g
say and ihe sifauiiuu la aa aagraiaf-
iur 81 % n serious. especially fu tho
eunl man. fu iay nHhlnE uf the
trouble che consumer So having
huf the coat man gets the trouble.
We afu bothered fo death. said the
cual clerk. huarsa FROM answering tol-
ephOne cails And after due couaid-
GRAFTON We have decided 90 stop taking
naW orders altogether. until We hii
ali Gus back orders
with this the clerk produced "a bun-
dle af paper slips. with rubber hands
around them. The bundle WA several
inches in thickness and there Wofe
several huudred 0f the slips
"Incan orders continued fhp CIofl
"are lpr am the way from 900 pounds
to % i0n and 81 ali require fourteen
ears of coal in on ihom A Uaf of
coal averages about twenty 1Fn ipna.
sB y0u con See what We are up
agalnsfr Tho ciofa alfo bad suma-
thing fn ant about one price and proc
duced Bills madM hfigfu and niier
December l3. io shuW ihaf ihn rlaa
in enai from $3.50 ta $500 Has mado
hY fho OpeIaiufa That % ihn local
coal m0u voluntarily uNrNol tn pay
drY clnis more s lnn iof coHi hoping
chat q Womb s''uulaff ihf delivery
hat apparently ihe scheme nileH. Coz
tho supply bias hogH 'rsa Since fhe
raisc fhan Nffon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

The men who have charge OF Che
Joint statehood hll are fighting with
ali the weapons 90 their disposal. No
chance 90 deal the opposition a blow
ls overlooked u d asserted that a
man On Phoenix. who "a sald a. be- the
chairman n1 a committee that "a supply
lng much OF the shows OF war Tor me
anti Joint statehood men, operates me
largest gambling house in the terri
tory. ana the only licensed gnmhliue
houao Ia lho unltod States. The man
aRors now propose 40 stop gambllne
ln the territory, and thus hii The in.
d.Yldual
ar. Littielield introduced BIN 81
prohibit gambling 90 She territories. u
makos Inc maintenance of games Of
faro. muuie roulette. lanqueenoi fopg'
q nulr. rundn. tan. ianfanl poker
seven and hail. Weuiy one thuth
Is lack. Of any aankiue 81 percentage
game. efor h0noy checks credit nI
auvthine representative oi Yalue q
mlsdemctuof punishable hy a fine ~
90 less }tau 500 nag more ifAr
$4,000. ana imprisonment Of loi les.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
BROTHER OF SENATOR ELKiNs
RgAppoiNTGp Po8TMAoTER,

d. n. Elklna, who has ttinn post
master az Columbia. Missouri, for the
past eiHht years. was rcanpolniod by
President Rouaoyolt last TUESDAY.
Thgro was . spirited controversy over
the appointment. which waf settled ih
Mr. Elkins' favor az the conduct of
the ONCE hy him has been very eNem-
plary and satisfactory % the depart
mont aud 90 the people MI Eiklna
has many friends 90 Santa Fo and Co
the CelFlllna mining district, where
he Do Interested ln some mines. DUR
Ing tho 70s be was a resident Of The
rapltal ne ls brother of United
States Senator 9 y EIkins
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
HOW TAFT PREPARES
FOR NOMINATION FIGHT

Secretary OF War Taft if frequently
mentioned a. one of those In the run
nlna Cor the republican presidential
nomination. The head 90 the War De
pariment is somewhat Inclined 20
atoufness A m0nth aEoai which
Time his story had its beginning
be- tipped the scales ai sac pnunds
Vice President Fairbanks. Secretary
or the Treasury shaw, and Secretary
ol state Root. also. are represented ~
running for the presidency. None Of
these h. handicapped like TAFT. Mf
Fairbanks Is nollceahly built on on.
p0siie lines shaw q small and why
aud Root looks like an arthiete IN paf'
feet form.
u WAS plain that something had "a
he done Mr. TAFT had 10 reduce ~
che others bad TO fatteu up, else the
race wouldn't be ihlr ono. The
others showed no disposition To pul
on flesh Nc. Tart decided thai 900
pounds would be a good weight ioi
she presidential handicap. so be SET
about taking OF 90 pounds 81 super
fully.
Melting and exercise are the Things
upon which the Secretary depends
he shuns POTATOES. siarchy foods, pas
try. sweets. and iai meats. and oni,
uses liquid absolutely necessary.
Hall an hour SIS devoted every morn
inn 10 cRlisthenic exercises that arr
violent enough 10 produce a proins'
PRECIPITATION. A rundown hy mar
recommended by senator spooner
completes the befure-hreakiast par
nf ihe weight reducing program
n Is at the table that the serretarl
suffers great privatiOn. Hia allow
ancr of meat is cut down 20 a mcrl
morael The hrcnhfaHi allowance Y
niX ounces of beef the lunch allow
auce four ounces, and the dinner aiin
an even half pond. Twice az muci
for each meal would not be too mncl
Tor man of the seCrotery's capacity
Al dlnnef ho ia permitted to have
tive ounces of fish in addition TO th'
eight ounces VI beef Pork and othe
kinds nf meat. except occasionally
lamh chop. are on the index prohih
iium
Corn bread h0i bread fine. CREAMY
biscuits. rolls and ruska are also ca
oHi iu iheif stead i0asi and a spee
.al brand ST biscuits. warranted not q
add weight 20 the frame 1T an ALREADY
I heavily hurdonod gentleman is sap
piled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

President L. H. Prince. 81 me llis
lorlcai Society Ni New Mexico, has
Just purchased q book 81 great value.
copies ~ which are hard 10 gci u ~
the Compiled Laws of New Mexico Of
1854. II % one OF the most interesting
books connected with the history Oi
the territory ace H. became part Of
the United States. It was purchased
FROM the estate Of the late Donaciana
Vigil. who was tho FIRST secretary 81
the territory of New Mexico appoint
ed by General stephen ~. kearney
and who also served for some time ~
acting governor. n rs believed that
not over SIX copies nf this book are 10
existence now.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Washington. b e.. Jan ia The
National Rivers aud iiarbars CouEruss
watch opens lis session here today. o.
one uf the most important national
gaihcrinRs of that Mind ever held iu
iiis country The congress n COM
posed of delegates representing the
leading commercial aud industrial ln.
iefUtta ul ihr country enid every state
and territory ia represented ln 90
Among tno delegates are many men
0i prominence Boz me world of com
mpfgp Industry aud finance and ah
coy thcm have been selected With q
special rUEard Cor their lineas and
seriousness uf nuruusr The object OF
ihp congress- a. iu consider the needs
III tho various parts uf the country ln
REGARD fu Improved harhura and Waipf
ways and 90 devise plans and Methods
10 Impress on Tho United siaics con.
grpss the importance OF providing
such Improved waterways and harlipl
I improvements, uv mHkinE Hr ueroH'
aarg appropriations from year ip year
This Dr. che second meeting 90 the Ma
ti1nal Rivers and iafhors CnHafess
I fhc flssi meeting was held BOO halii
more Zoe 1901 Last summer o. Naa
fcli by iho merchants in the Ohio
Valley snd in other parts oi ihe coun'
ItD thar another national mrrtinE was
necessary in impress upon cuhffra'
iho ueressliy of providing more
promptly and lbpmily iOr river end
I hafhOr improvements in 90 parts Of
the country. particularly for tho im
pr1yemout of che ohio river and Of
some of iho MOST Important uihfl
water ways and harbora iu che conn
ltry a moeimn was held of represent
/ afivos 81 the ohio Valley and seNefa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
GASOLINE EKPLoDEs.

Frnncis peefy, a timer employed ai
George nagofmaha plumbing shop
Phoenix. was quite aUrluuFly hnFt ln
an explosion at that establishment
Saturday morninE ahoef % O'Clock
says fhe Gazette.
Ha Was engaged ln d0lne SOME rs
pairing with a sgliorlnR iron when
The ANAL gasoline tank whinh fur
uiahed the fuel fof fhe name wlih
which Be- was heaiiHF hls iron a..
pludpd. lhroalnH The burning 0li into
hia face lfls face aHd arms were bad
ly BURNED ln the accident bnt there
we're no inIHries inom nyiuF PARTICLES
of fha ospi0ded tank
nr Tafe was called aud Creased
iho young mans injuries which waiIe
serious. ere NOT considered iafnl Hls
oyca are ihp ualn point az appronon
Sion and if cannot ~ told ai ihia time
whether or Dot she burns hO has sua.
ialnod Niil results Oh hlioanfas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

nOun M the Corrliips yards thofe
doesn't seem go be 80 mucb dlacun-
test a inlephune message from
these yards stated fhaf enough coal
NHs being received no supply trade.
Tire Price ef Coai
Albuquerque haa Mo real grievance
al to me price 0l c0ai. far e. o. very
reasonable here compared with what
10 ii 60 other places not 80 very FAR
away. And q o. vpTy noticeable that
ire price lf very much higher al
places Whore there 30 no e1mpefiiion.
SANTA o. pays $3.50 moro ton thau
Albuquerque Al iiOitro0s Ariz.. "a
hHui ~ niHfiyrirbf miles from Gai
lup. the price % $3.50 q ton. while
here. haul ~ i5g miles. me price 81
only So Whether fhia uido differ
fnco in urieoa ls due % a diversity o.
irioHhi rites ur whether % iH doc o.
the profit made by fhe coal deaiera
a. q natter secret Wifh the man D..
hind Az Gallup. coat d sold az mo
mine fDr $3.50 per tom, and me con-
aumera ni che Carbon City gee % haui
ga iD fhcm f0r ST. q iuad
The people of hihHanpfaHe look
forward to the f'mo when fte Aihu
quefque Eastern lH completed. which
HiIi brlnB n bnuntifN supply of gpnd
iuel iu fho cliY'a gaio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
THE NATIONAL RIVERS
AND HARBORS CONGRESS
Delegates Represent Leading Commercial and In
dustrial Interests Of COunly--SubIed
Considered Generally

memnura of tho executive commliiss
of ihr National Rivers and HaThoH
Congress in watch t ives decided io
focommUnd tn che asecmlto cummiiie
NJ ihc latter organisation to call ON.
other injecting TIE present meeting
was then called hy President Robert
Ramsay lf baltimore
in accordance with enc plan of mo
cuRafesa un special water way or 500.
tlou nf iho country VIII ho considered
ai The meetlnE of the CoLErCas. The
situation Wln merely bc considered
in p gnnefsl way and concerted m.
lofl viii l.f masa tu iudncc congress
to make ample appropriations Tor mo
work 90 he dome in the entire conn
frf amer thls each section elli WORK
individually tor tho money Required
fo rarry uu the Improvements ln on"
Respective l0caiiiios
The dlalinguishei character oi fhe
delegates seleHled in rrpfrseni che hif.
iUrrnt states 10 the congress gives
amnlr nruuf nf tho importance attach.
ed io ihn subject uf Improved walter
WAYS and halbors What remains n
be- dome is io lmnrefs un0n c1ngrens
lhe fact that ihe commercial and n-
dusfriai inierrsia uf ihf country aa a
whole demand recognition aud urompi
attention Goo fhc needs nI ihe entire
country in REGARD io water ways and
I hafbur improvements Fur hat unf
posse ile Nai innal Rivers nnd harlnna
Congress vill unite irs fiiuria uuOn
I lhp general propositions. without weak.
I rninn lia sirDuEfh hy specializing ln
I ifs Hrmanne TnnI VIII HU lott fn fhn
Individual Work and efforts 0i enc
representatives to the various sec.
lions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

than two months nor more Than ono
year
There Is further talk ri mcasura
to increase The asscsemcni and taan.
ton OF ralluad end mminE property
In Arizona u o. alleged thar the
rate OF TAXATION in the ierriiD-y d
low. and that the United states has a
right 90 increase the taxation and NJ
ply me revenues for what purposes
congress may dlrcgi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Paris Jar. So This evening enc
billiard contest for the worlds cham
plonshln az fs.inch halk line. ONE shot
~ halk VII fakc place Win WHO
Hoppe. iit American expert. a. ohM
lcnrcr. and Maurice ViguauN ine vet
Gran French expert, a. defender TIE
contest Us tu be- decided hy a Rame OF
s00 points. ami promises 10 pc Of nn'
usual interest The contest y attract
lng "a great deal of interest iu sporting
circles an over thc world and the oui
come or fho match vii De- watched
With ongcrnoss by billiard enthusiasts
all over ihe world
willie Hoppe So q yuung manl
scarcely more than O. boy, who Niihin
& few wears has developed INTO q PEI
markahln player capable ut holdius
his own with ans one uf Doc Older
ognris IIe bias played some remark
ahlp rnmDa AL me United states
whore hls home Is hui- nni~lihtlNnd
Ing hif rrmarhallo rcCord az billiard
expert bis challengo came rather ah
surprise. because tho Young man
had NEVER before established an 100
tornaiiennl reputation iu worlds cham
pioVHhlp contests.
Vignaux holds ihc worlds cham
pionship trophy in lhe lblnch uall
line game. with Two shots in haik. hi
o. stiil IN excellent form and 81 q sails
that be- ls hCftcr % iainch balk hn'
with one shos IN halh than a. anl
other form ~ Dlak line game. frencl
billiard experts consider young lfop
po's challenge almost piece % im
nudrnco ana believe that the cOuies
viii end With me lgnomonlona defea
Uf The young American. Others, how
ever sim remembering The pheuom
eual record of Frank ives, who va
scarcely Hs Will known o. Hoppe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Atier f1ur days OF the hardest kind
1T lighting. there wan general count
OF noses on Thursday night The In.
sufFonts declared they had assurances
from slxiy,five republicans who would
vule aghlnsf The rrle 20 require a yOfe
CA the Joint statehood hill ur nothing.
This whit the help u1 he democrats,
was sufirirnf ~ duieal the rule The
"staiwnrtH. 80 Seneakcr Chnnnn's
are known, would cOnccdu me insnr.
geBia hut thlr1y-oup votes. with strong
chances that four OF these would Hlfl.
maj ely loin the stalwaris.
Tho lEt az thiriyone which The
sfalwaria roncnde as possible iu the
insurgents s. made up AZ follows.
Sperry of Connecticut. keichem Oi
New York. McCreery OF Pennsylvania,
Goebcl Of Ohio. sieenerson % Mime.
sofa, Fordncy of Michigan Adams,
iiahcocE Often. Davidson. Minor and
Brown at Wisconsin. Murphy Of Mls.
SQUIRT. mghi mumhera from California,
three nom Washington three from
Colorado, and one each from Idaho
Wyoming and Montana. This makes
total nf thlriy.onc and Q. o. claimed
that d Do by mo- means coviRin lhai
Mr French of idaho Of Mr. Dixon Of
Montana. viii ilnr up with the lnaur
gents So Tar as Messrs. Sperry and
k1tchem are concerned the atalwaris
say they sill vote with lAo nrganlfa
ton. u their votes are essential
The most serious sci back 10 iho in
ufUeuts was when Mr. TaWnpy u'
Minnesota. their former chief, an
nnuncrd that ha would support The
speakers program Mr fawncy said
bis sympaihios were wholly with the
insurgents. hui ihai since he had been
made chairman of appropriations. aRi
therefore. one 81 the house leaders .
would nOi become him 90 Oppose thf
house organization. and therefore. h'
would follow me mandate Of iho state
hood Cnlruk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
ALWAYS ACTING UGLY
OVER RATE LEGISLATION

Dallas. Tekaa. jan li. John q,
Hunter. secretary 0i iho Dallas Com.
merfiai club. announced Yesterday
that the nr1nOsod visit of ihe Texas
Commercial clubs io northern ana
eastern cities bad been sudUned
because of the hiah rates demanded
hy eastern railroads to carry ihe
party. and be- declared ihaf the rail-.
WAYS had adopted This means aa 81
bis stitch agalaat ihe advocates of rail
way rate lUgislaflon. iio asserted has
lhe railroads do nor wlsh in have
Texas men visit Washington ri this
time az vas proposed. because many
of them arc pronounced advocates ~
rate legislation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

The chances for living a full cen
tury are excolIont Ia the case Of Mrs,
Jennie Duncan OF HayneFvillc, Ne
now 20 years old she writes. "Elec.
trio nltiers cured my Of chronic dy'
sp,.psia ~ 30 years standing and
mado me feel ns Won and strong as q
yOnnn girl." Electric HiiteFs cure
stomach and Liver Diseases. Blood
disorders. General Debility aud bodily
weakness. Sold GA a guarantee az I'll
druggists. Price only soc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
MUCH CONCERNED
ABOUT THE SHEEP
REPORTS ARE THAI MANY HAVE
AND WILL aUFFER FROM The
STORM.

Trinidad sheep men are deeply con
CrrnUd IN reports which are coming
from New Mexico regarding q storm
ghlch Is raging there and causing
much damage to the Sheep nocka. says
Inc Trinidad Advertiser Many or the
locai people have heavy Interests an
through the storm swept section.
sheer faiEers in the great sheep
produclng country Ia New Mexico,
lying between Carrlzpzo aud Tucum'
earl. are panic stricken. The storm
noW raging ia ihat section haa A.
summed gigantic nroporiion
" there = fail OF three feet 1T
snow over thc entire country. a. there
now appears 10 be- u win menn thC
loss oi thousands of head of abcep
IN Central New Mexico. and IN mam
instances Il represents the hCrdera
entirety Of course must depends on
the condition ~ the ground. II the
earth Was moist and snow remains
nh ine ground. covering all the rraaH
the situation On hopeless and there
will be- vast numbers OF starved sheep
On tho other hand. X the ground wal
dFy there la a bare possibility that
the SNOW win blow into drifts tg the
extent that some portion Of The coun
fry will have enough grass exposed
ta carry lhc herds over ~ The storm
d not of very Ions duration. and thil
would lessen the losses considerably
There are immensn sheep Interest
ln Mes Mexico, and among tho larEea'
ranches are those of T.. ~ Churchill
of Pasture n. a.. containing GO0W
head of sheep. and "a third a. mans
Rre on the ranch ~ the 0oldcnhergr
Those ranches indicate lho size oI
most ~ the ranches throughout chat
country. an 81 ahich win sustain Erea'
LOSSES from she storm in nroaress un
less thorc b. IN early abatement. aai
This % nni The prospect u1H
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
HAS NOT LOST ANY
aMEEp EhoM COLD WnATHER.

w >. Dunn, the Ancho sheep man.
siopped over At white Oaks for 3 day
last week on BIZ way 90 Lincoln on
business before the county commits
sioncra. says The Outlook Mr. Dunn
reports that un 90 the time be left
home not slnKle head of he anoon
had been lost on account ~ the cold
weather He was out on the range
With them tor fourteen DAYS contin
ually, while hla hofdora were enioy
ing the holidays elsewhere.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
AMERICA vs.. FRANCE
IN BILLIARD CONTEST

when be- asionishrd lhe world BY his
marvellous akill.
The American billiard players, on
the other hand, are udifc confident
that Willie Hoppe will give a good ao'
count 0f himself. even n b. should noe
succeed in wrestling the laureis from
the veteran French expert u Us Fe-
ported that Schagfor has expressed
ne boiler that Hoppe wOuld win the
game and hfluE the trophy N
rs also stated that GeQrEe alossou
has issued a provisional challenge for
match wirh While Hoppe. should the
latter defeat NiRnaua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Truly miraculous seemed the re-
coyUry oi Mrs Moilig Holt Of this
place writes }. .. r. Hooper. Wood.
ford, Tenn, "sho was 40 wasted by
coughins up puss FROM her lungs.
Doctors declared her end 90 near that
the family had watched by her bed.
side ioriy.elghf hours. when. NJ my
urgent rcQnpet Dr. Kings Now Die.
cofery was given her With The aston.
lshing result that improvement began.
and continued until sho finally com
pletcly recovered. and a. q healthy
woman today" Guaranteed cure FOR
coughs and colds. SOC and 81 LOO at all
druggigs Trial bottle free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
OPERATIVES AND MEN
hoLU coat CONVENTION

New York Jam l5 Coal operators,
Including the bla rel'road operators
as Neli al Individual mine 0Nnora
viii meet tho mlhHr representative
Do about two weeks q was said yes
fcrdhY hY ihe president qf q coal road
TAe enact daio Qf lN0 conference has
uoi been aXgd President George naor
ui iho Headlng and PRECEDENT lohn
Mitchell uf ne unfei Nlue qvafkeu
rofmily reached ap aaroampnf for
me conference Tne m|iuqa opera.
for have n0f 1Hii'ned iheif ahl1lfe
towards roo mlnar, o. d salt feI che
reason alai ihc miuera hsfe nod pre-
sanltd 'heif clay m'ly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Indigestion Is easily overcome by the
use Of Kdol Dyspepsia Cure. nccnusc
this remedy digests what you eat and
gives the stomach n rest allows II 10
recupcrutp ana RrOW strong aHaln
Kodol relieves Indigestion. ne,ching 81
and enables the digestive Organs 10
transforms an foods into the kind OF
rich red blood that makea healih and
strength Sold BY Al druEeiste.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
oAMBLgp AWAY MONEY
AND THEN sutClpED.

Because ne had gamhlod away his
money. A. G. Davidson, ascd 30 years
went 10 his home. IN Bisbce. Aria. and
LYNX down alongside bis wife, blew
ont bis brains.
Davidson YRS a mipcr, who went 10
nishee from sl PaaO several months
ago. and had steady employment. Tits
relatives reside az Cripple Greek
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Master Mechanic T. q Hicks roturn
ga io tho ciiY thH morning from
W'ine.on where BE- sent yesterday on
"a special with superintendent n a.
Gibson The spectral included Mr
uibbuu private ear cad engine f2st.
one 90 fh0 balanced compound pas
Hengef ongluea of which no SANTA a.
rcrenily purchased thirty MF Rifks
.aa'i mat ino engine acted very we'll
.ou ifa nfsi trip. Ho also stated that
viii thc best road bed one of fhoae
balanced compounds cuad b. run ai
eighty miles an hour