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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-18
S,fcr prisnedsRttelSe

Boyer til oyerordentlig nedsat Pris.
Benyt L~ejlighenen. Ksb nogle at dtsse
billige Boyer, linden de er udsolgt. De
udeladte Munro er solgt. Da vi like
kan skate nere Bigger til de anfsrte
Law Priser, naaa Bestiiling indsendes
snarest, ON man snsker nogle At dem.
Bsgerne tilsendes portofrit.
Begerne bestilles efter hummer.
172. aaura eieIer: SiIbOuetttr.
Ia 9. 9ebfot fra Toe. til 25e.
l73. : aar.nes Cob. 8iste at Ra-
tbilbe aebebou. Meo 5ororb at
poitor 8ilb. gect. 80 Siosr. Nebs
fat fra Doc. til 15e.
175. 5anoernss 5rembrub og Stifts
populart frsmTtinet at Or. mso. g.
Gnaelfsn. 48 Siber. Rebfat fra
zoe. til Zoe.
178. On aenbFab til 9iIotsts Spor
5orebras bsb ben fsrlfe nOrbif.
Sugt Og 5iertrrubiiinins uf 6
gernersS e ilbens 6oIten, 6ofiaeer
meter. SO Siber. Rebfdt fra 35c.
til 15c.
1872. Zen geiitlige 0sb. Gn GOrt9Is
line fra ben fatbOlIfe 9refteftnnb
at Gmil Warriot. qutbcrifsret
OperfettelIe Of Q.aierulf. 271 81.
Der. 0ebfot fra $1.35 til SOC.
l86. Sra bet brebe Gag. 5ort9ls
finger Oq Stiforingsr. uf qeoer R.
mfner. 1876 Siber I Orsas.
Rsbfat fra $1.00 iii SOC.
1877. antbers 8ennsr. airtebiitOris
Re RutibssS tis5er, fra gefts5pits
Lamb og Gffafs of puitOr 81. Nps
eaarb. 437 Sibsr / Omnus. Hsos
tat fra $1.60 til SOC.
189. Sm G%orfsaene paa at srunbs
l9ege en- religionslss Sabel9re.
ct Jorebrng at %. seifen. Ibiunit
peb Obenfe aotbebralftot.. AZ Sis
Der | OmIlag. Rsbfat SOC. til 20c.
1911. De ii gub. arifisliee 5ores
broe fra Bethesda" at s. Sdouss
Doe, S%oensprat psb SarniionS
airfe. 244 Sibsr / OmTos. Nebs
fat fra $1.20 til 35t.
1914. ariffelig 6usbsn. Ooelig 2ess
ming tnbttet til be nbs Gpanseliss
tMetffsr. of u. g. 8. 9roOe Russ
musfen. 224 Sibsr. 5 Omllas.
Rsbfat fra $1.00 til 5Oc.
196. Woreus : Gbangeliets Cps
f%attetfs af 5.rrsns aip. 5rsmitin.t
/ @runtraf al u. 4nbsrfen, Sognes
preIt. 80 Siber / Omilas. Nsbiat
fra $1.40 til soc.
1877. Gn lille 6uspofills msb pr9bis
fener til ole airtsadrets Ssns %
5sTfbage at aaurib R. s. galsl.p.
aopelan | 5aarslep paa Jpen os
6olm !Sanien. Sogneprefi | 9ibs
paa 5pen. 298 Siosr / Omnas.
6ebfat fra 90c. til SOC.
1913. Qts. 5smti ists fmaa @srs,
NET | reIieiss 4dnb. Deb 4arets %
2iO.ts 5sfts os Minbebos.. at ~.
Meb ct 5ororb at paitor 9ilbslm
Beet. 80 Giber, elegant inbbunoen.
Nsbfat fra 50e. til 25c.
POI. peOer n. Wsler: DramatiRs
Smuating. 163 Siber / Omnag.
HebIat fra Zoe. til 40c.
202. 5oltes9Gotntpr. Samlebt %
ubsiDne at alaps gerntfen. 1873
Giber. | Omnus. Rebfat fra COX.
til 4Oc.
BOG. Oct triItslise aip fremfiuet l
8 pr9oitener os cen WielIestale,
bolbte oper be for.Tfr.pne Seifer
ira 40 Ssnoo9 efter 9rinitas
iis. of 5. 5eIpes. 9ebfot fra 40
til 15t.
POT. giaeber at Horbens 5iforie.
Deb Jreberit Barfoeb. 294 Sfbsr,
| OmflaG mbfat fra $1.2O III
50c.
208. @unbe Roientranb. st Bibraa
til Donmarfs 6iftorie unber Gre
berit ben Treble. Gf gbr. gruun.
284 Siber | Omflas. Rebfat fra
$1.40 til Soc.
200. Jro gsrnssubstjen.Tfen, fem
prabitener mtb iiIbsrenbe syor.
taIinger Of gbrtftsnMs n.r ,prrff
peb ct. paufs 4irfe Qsh-nhonr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-18

leaer Sui paa. 8et er life mere SO,
Der trenges til. Den gamle aeoel
bar uotjent, og ben er M ubrugelig,
lao os lite prppe paa at reparete
oen."
9egen iaa fin gatient OpmGrt=
IIomt ino / 4nii9tet, iaa fatte ban
6laifen igen tilba9e paa 9oroet %
lagoe Steen fra fig.
De Ier rigtigt paa Singene, "
Iagoe ban og to5 Den ioage 9ddno,
Der bepageoe fig uroligt frem og
tilbage pda Senget9ppet. Seq biz
I6e pnife. at flere at os RenneItcr
tunoe ie paa 8soen. ION De GER.
De fIeite er tilbpielige til at tdIns
Sfaberens Iterft. @elgerning imuO
ps for @ruiom6eo. meoens De ="
Sea bar naaet Gn0en pda min
Reiie, Set er set belle, af6reO 9otos
m~ptipfpreren BAN meo mat Stem-
me. .Sg jeg er GLAD Oe0 at bare
naaet : iaa piot. gu tranger ieg
til = at bpile."
= en- bel ZINE Iaa ban M title
ben uoen at tale eler rere iig. Warq
lao peo 6opeogaroet meo Gjnene
Iufrapenot feIteoe paa Oct blege 4nz
Ifat paa 9uoen. Wlen oa SIen pdd
I6looen paa Den anoen She al gas
n~eIinien, / neppe TO 9unoreoe 6ooa
afitano ira ouiet, brpo op med Ct
9rag Jon en- bel aanonialOe, fosr
acknowledgement op al i'm DIS.
.Sien brpoer op." mumleoe ban,
lQos paa peo 9ilport 8rpen,
Dict, Dict = par furiigtig, min
I@ut!"
gigen bejeoe Jig neo ODer BAN.
.Sa, 5aoer, a." idgoe bun beroli'
qenoe. Dict pil not paste goot pddi
ban er 10 alto iaa forIigtig Og PAD
lioelig."
acknowledgement Iau title igtu
en- simestio. Sau pluoielig raaO'
te ban bsjt:
Der sr Jart : Deo 0iltiporet
l. groen, naar Sien brpOer oP'
aer langiomt, Dict, min 9reng.
Ifor benoes : Ior min lille piges
Stplol aangiomi : lansiOmill"
SOeOen itoo ! fore 9raaber pao
9ans qanOe, og bans Zine itinnsO'
meo ct aps. Der lite par al Oennt
@eroen. 9un reiiie fig Op paa III.
buen Og pegsoe frem for fig.
Der, Dict, fer gu life = pil.
lerne er borte! Stanos. Dict.
lStanos -
!5an falot tilbage paa puoen. 81.
BET par uofutt. 5 Oct Oeositiae 8e.
telie iao Den unge pise Iise ION
lppet for ale Snotrpt, uoen at fett
hperten SOrg eler @leoe; alt par
Iiom i en- 5aage for benoe. Saa,
|liot efter liot, penote ben0es gepiOit=
heo tilbdge, o9 bun rejite Jig op.
naer IangiOmt. Dict, for 6enoes. for
min life piges Stplo," gentOg BUN
metaniit, uoen at flare fig, bpao
ioisle Orb betpo. Def falot benoe
iaa meo ct mo, at benoes Jaoer bau'
De pentet at bun ituIoe agte Dict
Hr bbins, uagtet ban alorig bap0e
|iagt noget til benoe oerom. !9un
1uOoe alorig ielO tantt alOOrIig Oper
benne Gag; men Der bar ingen
1biDl ON, at 9iet bapoe ejort oct.
6an bar life meget e~rfareH / Den
&unit at foritiae fig.
Der bapoe p9ret en- 5i0, oa ban
tpoeIig bite, at ban hoIot al benbe.
og bun bab0e biit BAN tiIbdge, life
uOenligi, men DOG i%auaoes, at ban
life tuHoe tegs fell at MsHfHgeH.
Og faa babSe ban trifftet rig til
bage og bapOe beftanoig bOlor fig
paa affano, fefb efter at bum en=
iteoe, at ban after ftuloe narms fig
6enoe. ct par 0ange 9upoe bens
bss Jaoer bragt benos en- Buffet
8lomiter fra Dict, fom oyHne hIpoe
pluftet langs ganelinien. Dfcf ielD
bolot meset af 8lomiter. 5dn pdr
I oct 6ele Ell uforoarbet Hdtur meo
Cans for Vaturens SfsHbeo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

pas9 between coo orean ard 1afnia
mountains and ihe El pas0 a South.
western fallwaF The nona Dora
group. po-ofirt % Kent ior The do
gelDpment III which fhf uamuny ia
10 d. bnili primarily i'ee n me Black
mountains or Gold Camv district on
DE eastern slope oi tho mountain
range ten miles from organ The
Mountain chief was toe frsi property
located about 1883 The Mormon
milne ~ the most extensively drFei.
cpta claim and sonic development. has
also been done on ne ulnf Dora. the
showing made thus Oar Giving promise
of great production che moment
that transportation facilities to the
m Paeo shelter Gre provided The
Importance Of the Organ district.
which has been producer since iRfa.
is we'll known to mining met The
Icphcsun.ncnnrif mine alone has a
production nf fJg0.0O0 90 ia credit.
while the Torpedo Be- valued ar $3.50
900 ur even more Even the Jess
known Little Buck has n production
0f ttlmO 0i gold and silver D lia
credit The Torpedo. loctfri only
s'N years aEo, resembles in many re.
suocfs in iis ore deposits. those near
b'shce. Ari7 That these deposits ore
of vast area has been determined hy
5000 feet of shafts end drifts. which
constitute fhc development work nn
ODE property
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
A SCARCITY OF
TRAIN OPERATORS
SOUTHWESTERN. SOUTHERN PA.
ciFic a SANTA &c NEED MEN
WEST or e. PAsO.

A shortage uf operators on inuE
west of 50 paso is causing The mii
roads mo- little trouble for some time
the Santa Fo. Southern Pacific and Ei
PaaO a Southwestern have heen bid
ding 4trongly for operators. EnUh road
M nov in need uf several mon and
hnda Do almost impossible Go gel ca-
pable operators who win stay ang
lougth of Time with the Job
in points Zoo Arizona the Southern
Pacific finds o. exceedingly dlfnculi TO-
rtuln men. Tie same can he said OF
Inc santa Fo west 81 Albuquerque
aud COT the Southwestern ON the wost-
eru division lu Bisbce and other
points On the line operators are need
ga. There have been aumber "
changes in Hisboo recently. the men
golnE ,u Mexico and other parts of
fhn country io accept other positions
ln the past three weeks ave men have
been sent from 10 paso 10 Bisboo.
none oft whom are there now with
the three roads bidding Tor operators
the wage has been slightly Increased
and the roads are now Offering from
sos 10 $50 SO 20 SOC and $40 20 500
Tor operators
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
TWIN BUTTES RAILROAD
IS NOW FINISHED

David s. Rose. ex mayor OF Mnwau-
keo, who ~ at the head of the Twin
Buucs Mining company, near Tucson,
Arlg.. was ln El Paa0 this week. later
returning To- Tucson ana the mine
Mr Rose went to ~ paso 20 com
pleio arrangements for shipping ore
To the El paso shelter aud shipments
Nill siau next Tuesday
Ills railroad. 80 miles In length. has
been completed from Tucson 90 the
milne. aud as there "a boz ~ ore ON
the dump D can De- haulod 40 once
Mr Rose is on tho ground snpefvia-
ing the work w person even go the
railroad engineering Hc came nut
from Milwaukee last April just after
the election. aud has been In the wost
ever aine,. actively at work ON his
mining properties The copper ln ne
mine D. running 40 per cent. he says.
Mr. Rose and associates have q big
irrigation ditch scheme which they
win operate between Tucson and
their mine IN "a short time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
RAILROAD NOTES
FROM WINSLOW

From ihe WinsloW Mail
Dr o. g Brown. The SANTA fo phy.
stefan. returned from "a visit in Gale
iornia ihis week
Conductor Sutherland and family
len this week Tor West Virginia ON
"a Visit 20 Ola home scenes.
Fireman Levers lcn Tuesday for the
state of Waahlnwon. where Dee VIII
spend q thirty day vacation
Conductor O'Brien and family len
this week f0f vacation ln California
and they viii spend the same at die
tcrcus cities iu that state
D. q. Foley. chief clerk 90 The mas.
ter mechanic. left this week for CiH-
.oinuull. o. % is reported that when
ho returns he win have Joined tho
honodicts
Winalow has always been growing
and rapidly. toocVer since the town
site was laid out And right 40 this
time there are several residences Just
being hnihod and a number VIII be-
constructed in the near future We
also nudornaud that the Harvey
house will have another story added
90 10. which viii make three in ali.
We are always forring ahead
The Santa De- company is nov add-
lng the finishing touches to me Two
dykes chat they have been building
uoar the bis bridge three miles west
of town. On acconnt ui the oncroach-
menis of the Lass high water WAS
deemed necessary to keen the river
within the banks 9f tho present chan
acl or else fhero was a grave p 'aslhili.
- OF the hr0ge being Ter ON high
aud dry ground. Such cases have
been known 10 occur IN Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

10 you cannot anord one of iho nno
large white bath au1nEea. buy one %
ihe ordinary hruun ones oven though
o. SIS nome f0p 8off Beat ont tho sand
nnd gravel which usually Infect such
ponsts and tnen soak ~ lu basin
uf tend water for twelve hours Then
rlnse squeeze from 81 every drop oI
water. and dip 20 into solution of
uermanrtnlfe ~ potash and water.
iho proportions bolng about half an
odnce or potash 90 a quart 90 water.
Ancf squeeglng q oui ~ that mixture
lmf " into a solution ~ an ounce Oi
naalic acid iu a quart 0f water when
a. turns yellcw plunFe 81 into cold
water. in whlch d lump ~ clfbonaiF
of soda Che sixG of a nut has been
dropped Rinse DOB milk ana water.
aad when % dries O. vail almost equal
tho velvet quality of the finest French
spongea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
WEDDING OUT EMPLOYEES ON
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
MANY CHANGES TO sE MADE on
TUCSON DIVISION Nv AUG. 3.


Great changes will take place ON
the Tucson division of the aou' bern
Pacific road ON or before duly I'D The
following llat of position viii be- open
and applications for the vacancies viii
De- received ON ur before the last of
This month
Conductor. cat ESQ. i.ordsburg- Rio
irande district, vice D. Cagney
Brakeman. cab $40. i.ordsburg Rio
Graade district. Vice w y. CLARK
brakeman cab 1893. Tucson ella
district vice =. p Riocher
Brakeman cab 800 Ywma.Glln local.
vice y. Slater
Brakeman. cab li7. Yuma Ola dis
irlct. vice r. D. B0lun
Brakeman. cab 2kl Numa-Giia dis
triu. vice n n Farmer
Conductor aud one brakeman. cab
ii3 Benson l.nrishnrg local. vice o.
A Hale ana g.. ~ Hess
Brakeman. cab 3fT. Tucson .oris-
burg district, vice j. Hncfott
brakeman. cab b3a Tucson lords.
nurg district. vice 7 n Edison
Two hrakcmon. cab 2iG. work train.
Tucson iOrdshurg district. y.cr a q.
lccker ana extra man
Brakeman. cab 2il ballast work
train Tucson iordshurg district. vice
~ W Finn
Passenger brakeman. second and
second lO Conductor o. W Root
Tucsou.hio Orando district. vice J. r.
Reborn
Passenger brakeman second q and
SECOND i0. Conductor ID a. Conway
Tucson Yuma district vice ~ a.
Todd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
MILITIA TO RENDEZ.
VOUS IN ALBUQUERQUE
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL CARRY THE.
ouARo FROM TIE DUKE CITY
TO AUSTIN. TEXAS. FoR en-.
CAMPMENT.

General oniru issued from ne Of
Zee Of ihn adiuianf general O. Santa
Fc announce general rendply ns 0f
the militia ~ New Mexico iu fhls city
nn iho first days ul August nrnnara.
inri 10 proceeding tn Austin, Texas.
FOX ihT ronefal annual oucamumont
THESE orders sFe Hs follows
General Orders No. TO-
The movement nf organizations
from 3 mo stations io attend thp man.
euver camp Near Austin. Toxas viii
he Hs follows
Company D i.caNl silver City 90
regular trein $50 a. o. a y D. on 4
evening OF August 2. and prooeed 20
Albuquerque.
Company A. Leave l.1s Cruces on
REGULAR train on A. n A. y. y on the
evening Of August 2 and proc "a to
Albuquerque
Companies V ana G--Leaye Albu.
quorque ON special train. leaving that
q lnt about 5 O'Clock m. on Az.
gust o
Detachment From Company r.
Leave Santa W. on regular train on
A. g., a 5. ". nn ihe morning of Al.
gust Q. and proceed % Iamy
Detachment From Company b
Leave Roswell GA pecoa valley train
un the morning ~ August q and pro.
coed io Amarillo. Texas Leave Am.
.nrillO ON Il ~ a D. g. train un the
evening of august 3. and proceed 90
fnfi Worth. Texas. Leave Fnu Worth
VIA q g., a. b p. road nn drsi train
leaving fort WORT, after arriving af
that point and prQgoci f1 Mllano.
ftAhs leave Milan GA FIRST Train.
fa a ~ N road 90 first train laas.
ing thar point after arrival ann pro.
.ceed i0 Austin. Texas
Troop Leave las Vegas nn sue.
.riai fraln leaving fhat point ab0nf :
.p'rlock D. m. August @
Companies a and o. WUi leave A.
huunfrgn on special train leaving
ihat point about 5 oci rE % m Au.
enHi fhe detachment from com.
panr 4 Will leave iamy 8n special
irail leaving that point about m
.uriock m. August p
such extra officers as ure ordered
f0 accompany De- battalion win leave
hone stations af fhe same time and
upon same trains "a iha orEaBirafic ns
from ihrlr homie stations
nfHinltailnua lu camp af Auaflu NlIl
be Instructed at ilas poln. at what
dime and upon uhaf fralna to leave
tberH ior he return TRIP fho evening
o August 20 0r fhe morning ~ Aa.
gust i1
tomraHV commanders Wiil 500 thar
all NqulpaTe which De- tn accompany
iheir commands Is taken upon the
sime trains leaving home stations al
iheif cumpanieY
Hy command of The eoFern0r
a. o. HARRINGTON.
Adinlauf GENERAL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
ELECTRIC ROAD TO
BLACK MOUNTAIN
FROM a. PAso-coNsTRucTioN
10 COMMENCE sooN--A RICH
MINING DISTRICT WILL Sc
OPENED.


Word comics from ~ paso. Texas
that actual construction work on the
electric tmmwnv from E paaO 90 TIE
mining camp oi Kent yia las Cruces
and organ. q distance OF between nuy
and silky miles Us io be- begun ibis
summer. several Philadelphia capital
lists owning ihe bona Dora group Of
claims 90 Kent and me group of lnan.
riors Interested On tho Ei pasn and
Southwestern Railway compony which
rs about acquire several 81 ne best
known properties ai ORGAN, having
agreed t0 finance the project
The road viii he built MAINLY io
transport iho silvodhcd ores from the
p0na Dora group ana ORGAN properties
% che smeltor at I'D p1s0. Texas. A.
win BE- remembered the company hiad
Incorporation papers almost a year
ago in tho o1loe of Territorial secro
iafy j w Reynolds. ibe lfcorpofaiou
sind directors being NJ D. sfrCoicr of
PHILADELPHIA, a. A Jones al p hog
.Dm, ir and GeOret a. FlemunG of
laa Vegas; Mor|dcih Jones OF New
Nerk. "a near reiaiiNe pr a A. Jones'
being ihe engineer Oh charge The
lasf named nas nov completed the
plans lor the tramway and ~ $50
working on the PLANS for Irrigation
works l0 iulpound the nooi watelE %
The large dr8inaee area On the oati
rn sl-pc ~ me organ mountains to
reclaim i1e p'ains northeast of n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
A WOMAN SOLDIER
DIES AT SANTA FE
MRS. a. w. piETx. o. CIVIL WAR
FAME. succumes AFTER liz
CERiNG ILLNESS.


Mrs. w Diets once wealthy
southern girl. and who for the past
three monf4a bas hpen lll in an adobe
louso ih me rear ~ the home OF ia.
VIA Gonzales. 303 Palace avenue.
Santa Fe. with paralysis. died saiur.
day afternoon at o'clock Ter ftaih
60 the PAST two weeks haa heen
hourly expected
with ihe death of Mr. Dlot has
ended clreor hlicd with adventures.
She was born Bon Jefferson. ind Dot
later with her father ard o. Ter
moved to New Orltana. d. ST. nrp
hor father established large y De-.
.salo drug store and ln a shor ue
became wealthy When Grucni luf
lor Invaded the irrsccni CIV ha iOr
tune was connscHtod and Mrs % ltz.
then Miss Oeoreia T. Road. was com.
Dellcd tO teach school in private FAINT.
lies for n living After teaching NV
about Six months she Joined the south.
crn army a. nurse and later became
a SOY under Generals Ice. PRICE and
Boone doing effective service Tor The
cDniederacy.
She was finally captured ni West.
port Landing. nov KanaaH Cliy. and
taken n prisoner fn g. FOULS.
shortly after The war she married
a w nictz. then a wealthy mill own.
qr bui Ere Destroying his mills he and
bis wife were reduced Oh poverty
Abouf three years ago. through
correspondence she found that sho
was "a oausln of Benjamin N Resd.
an attorney oi santa Fr ana with her
husband. came io Santa Fo ON account
0f her health. which Tor some iluc
had been bad
Mrs. nieix is survived hv "a bus.
band aud adopted daughter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

sisted ere oIcr find Be- ntcrfaafv
10 use hlf SUN na q hlIiv i0 anhduo tlf
Hue.NsUc ruundcr ffy was tatrH
plls0uOf and hanituIed while b.
WAS ln chargo of iho uHrcf C0uth
undertook iH release ne prls0nof. and
Wfa himself arrested while uudfr
arrest Couch broke away o. m hla
uard and attacked NcCuichonn 30
VISA finally bofieH and haHicunef
noih men had their trials before the
Justice I'D were nnod. FrY received
5000 M end COSTS and tunch 500
and ruaia DOB nll probability she
trand jury aHi toko the matter up.
aH fhH case is ffaiiF one for she dis
tfici court Hnd 'he gay young gam
hlors viii undoubtedly act a term In
The peulicniiary The days are past
ln New Mexico when rrim.nnla uni
iHis class can thrive
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
oLoFAsHioNEu TRADING
DAY AT EeThNcfh.

Several nf che citlEeus of she val.
iey have been talking De establish.
moni 20 trading day az EuanCla
when any one having n horse of any
iliDg else in dispose Ol and any one
desiring io aecnro anything On ihls
lne may have chance of meeiiuF.
SAYS The Eslancia News Such a
day would prove mutually beneficial
io both buyer and seller. as well a.
being advantageous io ihc towns The
last Saturday of tho monih lllv %.
hat been named na iho FIRST trading
day and any one having anythina t0
dIsp se uf Dr. asked io bring o. in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

While returning from ihp Grand
Army oncampmoni az Washington
city, a comradn from Elgln. no.. was
.ahtn with cholera murbus and was M
critical condition" says Mr. ,. ~
Houghlapd so Eldun. Iowa % gave
hiu Chamberlain Cello. Cholera
and niarfhooa Rorody and believe
20 saved bis ne have been en-.
eagcd for Cen years ln immigration
work ana have conducted many par
tieg tu The south and west / always
carry this remedy and have used %
successfully on many OCCASIONS
Sold by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
OVERLAND TRAINS CONS
TOGETHER IN CALIFORNIA

THE failure of the ais brakes to
work un SAINTS ~ Overland train No.
was the cause az n head -ond collie
sion bet wceu overland trains Nos z
.and , az Meadows station, formerly
East Etiwanda Thursday morning
about o'clock. says the San nernar-
dino sun. The only thing that pre-
vented lts heiug The most disastrous
passenger wreck ever experienced on
.this division wse the foroihoughi of
Engineer d. y Hcnnosacy. of train
No. z go whistle the other train 80
hack up and the quick response 0f
Engineer James G.. Love. OF train No
Us. forcing bis train backward at o
ien miles on hour clip. when The crash
came. thus breaking much Of its force.
Only three persons were seriously In
iurod Fireman u e. Preston, Of train
a legs badly bruised Walter Turner
~ Randslnrg kaee injured Mrs
Kaiser OF Los Angeles back badly
wronchod aud lower extromities conn
pletoiy pamlyzed All 81 the injured
were attended hv Drs Baylis and
Haseleit of ihls city. and soni lp ihe
company hOsuiiaL Mrs Kaisce is the
wife of Pullman conductor
Zoe Hqrr'son who bias been running
on the SAINTS ~ avs conductor between
Albunuorque and San Mnrcial ls now
runnine between Albuquerque and El
raso
The ave men recently arrested af
Naeu on chWgos 0f stealing cnnl from
fhe Southeastern af that place. were
40 DISCHARGED following O. hearing a.
niahee
The San Beuuardino Sun says The
car shed force is io ho increased COM
aideraDly Do che near failure sn dhaf
che freight cars can hr rebuilt here
ins'ond of having tp send them fo San
hemardino or Albuquerque for me
necessary work
The freight Wrrca az Shoemaker
Thursday was NOT r. very serlous az
fair nq ONE heing hurt and very little
damuFe helnr done hercT. f'f- .
cars were an'iuifrcd up and the traEh
was blpckadod Tor about three hougs.
nolding 10. : ior thai length of time.
HENRI Richmond. the a-yearoid son
Oi Machmist Harry Richmond 0f thO
sanat W. chops at Needles. met bis
death On the muddy waters of The Col
Orado river Tho iad was nshlng ON
the bank nf ihe river when the suirl-
lug waters ace fho gr1und from ho-
meath h.m ana WITH ne caYine bank
the boy slipped into the food The
ahopmcn are hahlue fnr fho body and
though Chs river hnf been fhoIOnghly
searched Tor some disiance un trece of
lt had been found up fo $3.50 O'Clock
THURSDAY afternoon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

rI.ns in have boon there f1f ihD
past fn0en years. end many almlley
cracks ln aif ldoio hundnrs arr
matta tu have hocn made hy llme and
wrlihDg. an1 nU hy earthquake
ahockE
40 shocks Thar we're norceutlhlU ih
fhe towns population were f1t yes
iofiav or iaH night and the people
seem I0 fnmk Chat ihe worst % over
Thc WORK of ranldaIqrlnr che places
Wneff she plaster zen on. and re
papfflnF. Do going forward daily. as
ls 90 work iu Building circles. fear ~
earthquakes apparently holng nl with
socoffoaas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
PISTOL roTERs HEAvihV
FINED ~ JUSTICE hNaYA.

Deputy sheriff NoCuichcln brought
Santa nosa ffom euunyafo. tWo
prisoners. committed hY Justice ul
ihn reeee AuaYa Qne for carFiur a
pistol nnd iae other Coz attempting fo
iahe a prisoner from 90 officer sfyf
ih0 Santa Rove Times
FROM a reliable source E. Ia huuan
fhat Q gambler ana a "f0undof anoNn
as Ernest frF. Wa0 hHa hHCu lnr uf
the hnnitues nf snnnEfiat salOona.
strapped nu his 80 huuer nnd toni
hls 'don io the oniaus al 8unnFalde
chat az lnfendci io continue la cerg
che somc regardless ~ omrers ~ fhe
law Tno "bal MAN. evidently Ufnt
a. faf go sfnA a pfrsounI meaHaea So
nonuiY Sheriff McCuicbeon. who ua.
deftooH % arrest W. When D. fe