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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-03
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET

by Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.-Fruits-
apples. T5c.
Berries-St Strawberries, $4.0OQ7.OO; black
berries, S2o0Ql400; huckeberries, 1z12c
raspberries, $S.000ll0.O0.
Grapes-Muscat, $1.25; Fontainbleau. 500
Toe.
Pears-Common soc; fancy, eoc; Bart
lett, $1.00
Peaches-C Common, soc; fancy, 6Oc.
Plums-Common, SOC; fancy, S5c
Oranges-Navels, $1.15@4.00.
Mexican lines, S6.00Q6.50.
Lemons-Common California. S15OQ2.25
good to choice, $3.00QS.50; fancy, $500
400.
Melons = Watermelons, $1.SO@2.50; nut
megs, 50@75c; fancy cantaloupes, $3.50
common, $i.25.
Tropical fruits = Bananas, 75cW$1.5O
pineapples $1.5O@250; Smyrna figs, $1.25.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-03

Everything you want YOU VIII FIND IN
the classified pGRe-a modern oncyolo"
Dedia, One cent = werd
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-03
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Rv Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 2.-The Off
cial closing quotations for mining stocks
today were as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-03
VENICE, CAL.
JEFFERSON CONSOLIDATED
MINES COMPANY

We recommend the purchase this
stock at its present price. S0c per share.
for an Immediate advance.
PEIRCE & BEANE.
420 H. w. Hellman bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-03
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Liberal selling In the Wheat Pit.
Provisions Strong on Active
Buvinu
N Aaaoclated Press.

AESOGlhNtu
CHICAGO, Aug. EARLY in the ses-
slight weakness owing to liberal sell
ing. Sentiment however. quickly
changed and during the remainder of
the day the feeling was rather firm.
Advices from Russia were the main
source OF the frmness. The volume of
trading was small. The market closed
steady. September opened shade
lower to a shade higher at 73A @74c,
sold between 1880 and 74bc, and
closed practically unchanged at 73 c.
The corn market was firm all day.
September closed 1sc higher at 49isc
Commission houses were active bid
ders for oats all day and in conse-
quence the market was firm the entire
session. September closed hc UP at
30Mc.
Provisions were strong on lively buy
ing by commission houses and packers.
At the close September pork was up
12hc; lard was 271sc higher and ribs
gained i7kc.
Market Ranges
September, 7S%c December.
Cornmseptember, 4ohc; December,
46%c; May. Az @47ssc.
Oats-S sptember, 31%c; December,
32c: May, 34@S4hc.
Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour, easy; No. 2 spring wheat $50
76hc; No. 3, 7O@76c; No. 2 red, ,1A9
7s5s &c No. 2 corn, so Ac; No 2 yellow,
81 d51Mc; No 2 oats, 30Bci NO.
white, 81 II a 32c; No. 3 white, SOh q 32ci
No. 2 rye, 5sc good feeding barley 30
a 39c; fair to choice mating, 42d 46c;
No. 1axseed. s1O61a; No. northwest
ern, S1.09h; clover. contract grades,
$1,000: short ribs sides Qoosel, 5000
9.10; mess pork per bbl.. $17O0@171215;
lard per 100 lbs $ss2h; short clear lee =,
sides (boxed), $3.50 90 9.62h WHISKY,
I,o - Of biuh xyinaS 81 %.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-03

Wheat, $3.50; wheat dOo-ib sack). S165;
corr. slS5; cracked corn Sl4O; feed meal
81. As: bran, heavy. $685. rolled barley
$40; oil cake meal. $2.25: cotton god
meal, Sl.;o; cocoanut cake $l.55: 'Ho:ts,
pounds. 81 As: white oats. $40; red oats
81 so; eastern Knf'r corn. sl.35.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-03
Dali Z MINING CALL
CALIFORNIA.

Official sales--5000 Furnace Creek
Copper at $2.5Q@2.55; 1000 Cyrus Noble
at 201sc; 5000 johnnie Con at lie (B.
90).
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-03

4%c; Strawberries, 4@Sc; dewberries, Sd4c;
berries, Sc.
CITRUS FRUlTS-Lemons. fancy. 50 so
box; new Washington navel oranges,
81. .656I2.15
NUTS AND DRIED FRUITS talI per
lb)-Almonds, MI. 15c; Ne Plus Ultra,
l7c; peanuts. California. fancy, 5%6Gc;
biea ned. n, i. iOGa1Sikc; necans' jun bo, bia
l.c; extr lar,e 141kc: Brazils. "a: Al.
berts. &c; Mexican pine nuts, 2Oc
DATES Persian dat 8. GNf c; Fardr.
VEGETABLES = String beans. 2c;
wax beans. 2ls@31sc: beets Ills per sack:
fancy cell 75c doz.: evaporated chilis.
ZoQDSOc III garlic. &c lb; lettuce. 200li0c:
doz; peas 1lk@2c lb.; spinach. zoe doz. !;
turnipc. 2O0i40c sack; cabbage. 7Ec@S1. 20
sack; Merced tomatoes $40 n drawer:
green corn. 7,c~Ts1 m sack
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
DENVER'S DRAWBACK

~ Denver Is going to be OF thc four .idns towns
ho United States CHASING with Nov York Chicago
-" onc.n city Of The plains would better eo hustle
tn horscL ST. Louis o. Sending ou' O. small card which
1873 ta 10 1896 The city hy tho father ct waters mad
H s twenty-five banks and four uu- companies o capt.
a nUrplus aud undivided profits o 8iU53HUU0 with &c.
p1its amounting to tii6i9f3s cod assets p tit5fose'
Ton yoars later thc present ycar the twenty SIX hanks
snd seven trust companies of So Louis have capital,
surplus nlnd idcd profits Uf g9f2G4Si3 deposits 81
t2safaSaf2 and nis ct sia3G72Goi
THIS certainly shows that $50 tous is growing some.
nrl then move. Denver must HUSTLE aud tho nr
ing b should d1 n chat line Zoo compel ts nDwRpapor
from teir eternal undertaking. and Dc matters
uthnr whether shat taiuE through che personal
mates OF t,t several papers Il political purposes u
te mocl me prgllcnt demands of yellow" readers.
DenvCrs 90 Vance Cor MANY years has been vastly
cant-y scncra tbu Impression that Colorado and ospc
tiag Denver seUthing aickCulug coaspuol oft corrup
politically morally financially socially every way
Any who ren1a those papers often can but form the
opiniun tbat uuu has poimoatel that commonwealth
frulo lho bghos Co the lowest ofnclal ia public c
che orpoy at private corporate enterprises. that
iticll onosty s unknown the leaders of any
parity that legislatures annd municipal governments arc
zeal shameless n their grcOd for gain onch ndyid
among thom holding out bis Itching palm. that
corruption Is rampant while purity and honesty are vir
Boo 1 unknown.
~ coarse each paper makes these charges only
uaurH tloso whom 70 opposes. iui among them they
manage cover The whole Geld with their aggregated
rallngs OF muck The rosIlt b. inevitable " any paper
tdnlu o 30 0f ts cts aud section of tho people or
parties whom % opposes for political CO.. personal gau.
those who read the charges and have personal owi
Ddeo of the people tducod hut form an uuiafoahe
opinion or tho entire section ana people Hence ans
paper nLrsuing ihe methods u which The Denver papers
ryo acquired the position of past masters dctrimen
COB che community In which 90 Do published aud hin-
Jrlncc o. ils growth and prosperity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
LONDON TIMES ON ELECTIONS

tn lta comments on the elections This country the
oni0n Times says: IL IS the monstrous and ostona'
f1us employment of money engiuc Of oppression
ana WING among a people who are Intelligent and dc
ted go freedom which alone has made the career OF
rn pns.Iblo ana which will assuredly make the career
atm or another Of his kind day successful unless
unmtlgatod sway and fragrant Worship 81 The dollar
b.. checked" The Times Is acute in its knowledge Of
ldiiOrs here.
Al sn illustration Of the munHrouB and oEtehtuiuus
.t. nlnymcnt uf money engine Of oppression hnd
.,nc' take the case Of the United States steel com
p.ny Mr Carnegie had big plant worth at the outside
LOO 100000 This business "reOrganized' By high
inclerB and the capitalization swclled % billion
~ d hall dollars As "a result of The creation OF the
VASE paper value the people paying 10 the steel trust
shioh has practical mOn0poy-intcrest and dividends
pon The original capital Of t2O0O0OO0O and also upon
6ycr HILTON OF Watored stock And IN order 10 pay
nay more iur steel for homo consumption than foreigners
paY. -
or ta.e Che case OF the Pullman Car company Tho
..mpany is capitalized at t7i0O0O0O-largcy water.
Nor pA,tr per cent on this capitalization the com
rlny ~ uoN proposing distribute 20 is stockholders
urplus of 500 100000 iu the form OF that much more
uatcrod rrrtidcales And yet when 10 u proposed by
any STAGE legislature 90 put rousonaloc tax upon ne
company ears or 10 require q better service the howl
~ 'oouGr. alton" or of socialism" goes up
ny ibe watering method almost an the '8wolou for.
,auet" at.ch prcadoni Roosevelt must Bee limited
In som, uay have boen created So thar the Times mas
,n conclude that these conditions have made Hearst
nad Bn,, ism possible Tho warning 20 conservative
laaenah hen Is plain Either there must be- reform i
tro law, Ach make The Wholesale exploiting Of q people
rosslb here must appear a more radical leader than
a hri. 1 public The people have only just begun
.l,r us,fr agolnst monopoly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
DOUBLE SPECTACULAR
uncle TOMS CABIN


StDtauns great double spectacular
production OF "Uacle Toms Cabin" De-
Dnukcd Tor the Elks Opera House ON
Monday. Nov 90 This grand Old
drama has been mercilesHly butcher.
ed by Inc "ty bynlrht" campanlos In
thc past n D. n marvel that % has
NOS long before this lost its power OF
attracting fhuatregoOrs which is quite
.oii'a tho case with most plays aud
even su With productions other than
Ntetsun's. bot tho public has Grown
tu know that stetsons is always re-
haHt mai it alone has lifted "Unclo
Tom Cabin from meuiocrlty go mas.
icr> ~ short Dc o. the only com.
pany presenting this time honorod
drama with capital enough to provide
sufficient scenery people and railroad
equipment 90 place ii among the best
c3torialnmt nts before the public.
Siotson o. the only one presenting
me drama as a hrst class entertain
meu' should bee onyironod and equip.
ped And mo- more enjoyable shoW
wiz ho seen DO the local house than
this over hfiy people are used 10 the
rlnductiC-. and with iis artistic
mlnglins of mirth. melody and path0s.
AN Glasses OF aWuacmt nt seekers will
De- entertained SpOclnltles galore.
wonderful mechanical effects. now COS.
tunes. q splendid orchestra. large
pack OF SiOorlan blood hounds. pref.
y little Shetland ponies. meek. eyed
donkeys mild and tricky. are Ia owl
dencc az every performance The
street parade is said 10 eclipse any
lhing ever given by o. theatrical CONF
pa2y and contains scene of pro.
cessional novelties that will delight
every 10y and Eiri and make even
the mature pnusc % contemplate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
NOTICE on sun


Territory OF New Mexico County ur
HorualIllo In the Disctric, Court
George T.. ilr0oks. plnintin. -. A. D.
Hamilton. defendant 80 7isa
To a ! Hamilton. defendant
You are hereby notified that 90,
above named plalntin has commenced
an action w asaumpsit hy attachment
.against you in the above entitled
court in and hy which said action.
plniutiu seeks iu recover OF aud from
YOU the sum of three hundred and
two dollars and nfiy cents t93ugtui.
with interests and costs of suH. uai
pinIniiu has attached the following de-
srrihcd personal property bciunrinf
to YOU. towili one dresser one wasl
stand. one cot and one Ice box.
You are further notified. chat ami,
You enter your appearance in said
cause, on or before tho 5ih day of
January A. d. 1897 Judgment o., ,ir
fault VIII ho rendered against ynu.
and the property $50 attached viii hr
solid 90 satisfy fho uid Judgment
JOHN EENABl.H.
CiUrh
FeliX a lester A., ry for Plain
tiu Ohcc uuu pu uuico address
Albuquerque. New Nsyicu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24


ln fhU District CnHri in and fpf ihe
County Of uOuailln. TERRITORY OF
Now MuHicn
Edna Mario Lamb. Plaintiff
Ya.
John "a Lamb. Defendant No 1889
You. ihc above named defendant.
John A Lamb, are hereby notified
that There is un action pending in tnn
District Court against yun whereby
The said Edna Marie Lamb o. p'lintin
which cause is now pendlng m said
Court, thar tho object 90 anid action
.iF iu ou,hin q dissolution OFT thc houds
.of matrimOny between pilntin and
you, the defendant and for ine Gus.
toiy of your child. Lewis Floyd lamb.
aud iur permanent aiim0uy iur nity
dollars a month; and tnat uhloas said
defendant enters his appearance I'M
the above entitled cause. on or be-
ioro December SIN A. o.. 1906, iudg
mont viii he rendered lu sald causo
against said defendant by default
Plalutins attorney ls b. v CHAVEZ
and hts pogtnflCo address De- Alhu.
huuuorquC. New Mexico
JOHN VENAni.u
Clork of the District Court aforesaid.
First publication Oct. 20. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
" WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What a Heap Of Happiness " Would
Bring 20 Albuquerque Homes.

What Heap Of Happiness n Would
Bring 20 Albuquerque Homes.
Hard tu do homework with an ach
inu back
hrInEs you hours OF misery 90 leis-
uir or nt work
o. women only knew tbe cause
that
nachachc pains come from sick
Kidneys
TwOuld save much needless woe.
Deans Kidney Pills cure sick Kid
.ncys
Albuquerque people endorse this.
Mrs T. ll Smith. of ms Huninr
avenue Albuquerque a.. a. smith.
deputy sherlnl. SAYS Every woman
who has had hnckachp for "a month
$50 severe that every movement she
made hun and she never know the
moment hat the s'lghiCRt srtum uh
tho muscles of tho back brought O.
tNinEr which could only De- described
as e2cruclniinE. rs more than pleased
when she finds e means to at arst
check such attacks and then radically
dispose uf thum. when suffering from
hHckaCHr procured nunuH Kidney
Pulls and they stopped ihc annoyance.
Sine Then have had no necessity t0
USE nuans Kidney pills ,or ans oth
Ter medicine for achine across tho
small cot the b7ck"
For stlo by all dealers Price 90
cents Foster Mlibum Co.. buffalo.
n. y. sole agents Ton tho United
Statos.
Remember m, uumc noan ana
take nee other 40
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
sHsalFF's SAILS


Notice is hereby given that b. vir.
tue of an execution issued out OF tho
district court of the county nf Hernia.
iillo. territory OF New Mexico, in
certain cause wherein AlEunzu q. Nc
Millen Ga plaintiff ami Aurelin HolWig
and r. D. liclwig are defendants. b.
ing numbered 5000 on tho docket OF
said court, I have levied upon and
VIII Hci az public auction 10 the high
est aud best bidder for cash, the real
estate attached In said cause ON tho
thirteenth day of July. 1904. which
said real estate d. situated In the
county OF Hcrnallllo. territory az NcN
McNico. ana described ns follows, to-
wit.
A piece of land situated In Ranches
de- Albuquerque precinct No 4. meas
nring and bounded as followS: Ninety
hvc (nal tnrns Wide from north tn
south and iu l0ngih from the accauiu
OF ChamiHai tu the foot OF the aandin
mountains. and bounded ON tho
.uorth hy land OF punclano Barc',.
lon tho south by land of Quad
hlupe Gutierrez. on tho west b. tht
nid Acegulu del Chamlaal and on thU
oasi by tho said sandal mountain
cigh'ysiX ts6l yaras of this land b,
ing inherited from Juan 70. rarcia
tdeccahodl io tho party az tho second
part and nine tel varas being pur-
chased from the parties OF the nrst
part
Which said real estate was Cou.
yoycl to the said Aurelia Holwig b
Ahnndh q. De- Blodsoe and w. r.
blodsoo her husband. By warranty
decd recorded ln volume eg naWo $50
81 lhe record 0t deeds Of said county.
Said sale will take place al the
front door of tho county court house
of the county uf Bornalillo on the ard
day of December 1906. and Is made
GO satisfy a judgment for the sum OF
thrcC hundred and ten dollars dam
ages and 80 costs OF suit. with in
tcrcst from the ist day Of April, 1905,
az the rate Of six per cent per annum.
amounting 90 the date of sale 20 thq
sum ~ f3fGSi
PERFECTO ARMIIO.
Hhnriu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
NOTICE o. SUN.
Ne 7a5s.

In The District Couu. HpnulIlo
County New Mexico
Georgia Hughes. plalntin Na Fred
Hughes. defendant
You Fred Hughes. che Defendant
above named. are hereby notified that
uit has been commenced nEainst
you by Georgia Hughes. the aboy,
named pluiutln Iu tho said District
court of hCrnalIllu county. New Mo1
ico. praying Tor decree of absolute az
vorce and the dissolution at the hOnak
of mairlmony now existing between
pinintin and defendant, ana that Dc.
lendani De- allowed to resume DE-.
maiden name OF Georgia Banghau
You are further notified that unlus
you enter your appearance in suid
cause ON on before tho 18th day uI
January, A. ID. 1907 Judgment By de-
ihuli viii hV rendered ugalnat you
Plaintiffs attorney "a u. ~ Adam
whose nliiCc und pOstoncC address
Albuquerque New Mext %.
JOHN VBNAB.E.
tlork District Court HOrnalilo Conn
~ New Mexico
tSEAll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

up Iho huslncss he has under hls su
porviH.un 90 Canon Cty about Jnnu
nry 1907 when hc win return here
and again take up the proposition "a
build nn electric street car line On the
Hlghlugdf.
Mr Arthur Mckenzie and Miss
GloHsenor Wilson. the former of las
Vogue aud the latter of this city. viii
hp married Hi 8 o'clock fhie evening nt
lho home of che brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W g Wilson. iiS Hazcldlne
avenue. Justice of the Peace Geo r.
cralg viii perform The ceremony The
bride is one Of The popular young
ludios of Albuquerque and the groom
lH "a VOL known engineer of ihn New
MoNlco division 0f the Santa to
u H learned this afternoon that tho
territorial democratic central commit
irr has been called lo meet JOB this
cts on saturday Nov 90 at which
meeting iho question of oontoHliug
iho clcclou of delegate Co congress
Wlll De- brought up and discussed o.
uems that some Of che Democrat are
uoi satisfied with a clear majority
nralnat their candidate of over 300.
and VIII make biz effort at tho ap.
prnachiug meeting 90 get the othCr
members to agree to n contest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

the Indian school The body win be
iason to Alameda this evening. where
f.p luhoFfl Had burial WIN ho bold
Tho girls baakot ban team of thc
Now Mexico university authorizes
Tho Evening citizen to state that
they are ready 30 meet Girls basket
BAN teams of any educational insiitu.
ton uf The territory. and this item
should Dc accepted as challenge
from tho university team
r. a. nuruhoCkicr. master mechanic
ana mnchlnigt on the Santa We Cen.
traL lou yesterday for his head.
quarters at EsianCla. after short
visit Ina the city. Mr. DurnhoCiuer
was accompanied by Joe Harris. an
expert car ropnlrcr. who ON arriving
at Eatanciu. will proceed ~ place the
Santa f. Central rolling stock in
avrviccablu shape.
Joseph a. Alter of Milwaukee. wis.
arrived this morning from Mountain.
nir o. Abo Pass Mr.. Alter o. enthUs
insiic over the prospect of tho couu-
iry along the Santa Fo cut-om and tho
ksiancia valley and atakod ont a
homestead and purchased lots both az
willard and M0untainair Snow lay
two feet deep on the level at Moan.
tu.uair yesterday.
OTTO Hahn. local MANAGER FOR tho
Fred Harvey news service expects 90
go go El PnsO tonight 90 help Texas
scottish Rite MusOna celebrate
widely advertised ceremonial session.
which viii begin there tomorrow ~.
u. Tilton and several other AlbuQuor
cue members Of the lodge had intend
ed going. bun will not ON ACCENT of
sickness and for other -asons.
The resignation of Lieutenant Hen.
~ Connolly commisnry OF First Bat.
inllion n. NJ. ~ c. has been accepted.
Mr Connolly. who o. u bookkCupor nt
The Bank OF Commerce. departs from
Albuquerque about tho FIRST OF next
month Tor Los Angeles whore. accord
Ing 90 report h. win 80 into the real
estate business az Long Beach Mrs
Con2clly viii accompany her husband
On The evening of December 3 the
Lcarunrd a ilndemann Juvenile hand.
b iicf known as the kid band. will
give 90 dance at Colombo hall oa Sec
und street The door receipts viii
40 20 the band fund GO purchase nov
uniforms Tor the youthful musicians.
An orchestra of con pieces has hoou
engaged to furnish tho music and
there viii be- short concert during
The evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
MnRR MILEAGH NEEDED

xsivtrirr u the statement OF President J. D. til Of
h, Great northern that this nations trafo during the
last ter ycugt has Increased no per cent. while our
railroad mileage Las increased only go per cent Henry
Ciews thr selknoWn New York banker says;
70 H. quite evident that the Development of railroad
facilities during the last few years has Kept with
tho country demands. This Is demonstrated by the aet
nus congestion OF trafho On an paris of tho county IN
spite ~ extreme eXeOns ky The railroads 10 overcome
present conditions. our railroads have recently spent
vast sumo for improvements and terminal facilites
Vhey have also bocn practically reconstructed as 10 road
at and rolling stock Il quite certain. therefore
., % very considerable expansion ui mileage must Doc
ecir' until our trnhc sysom ls brought up to public
requirements"
sucb i.ing inc facts n the case. 81 seems bat rcas'
Hasiia en-. New McKicO will ln Tor ahare-and
10 tnUu leralic one al that the general increase OF
no rriia. niluarc uf the country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

Massachusetts is urging the admission Oh. ha,- fsee
of duty thar her manufacturers may add o o profits
ia the mailing of leather and SHOES when present
had ye two months 10 run The Shoe and Leather
Reporter Tatc that the shipments ul Shoes f1t 200
1906 show "a gam ~ 1915 over thr period
Ia 1905 The cArt wade ol 1906 win nrsnt us "l.,
and thc domestic bus ucss hUs been equally gnUI tr
cesaitatiug large addtcss the existing plants Boo ir
face OF such facts how th" free trader, hope ,'
convince people that protection o. niurug fhr American
and shoe industry rut thc remarkable thing
n tho whole connection is Thar republicans Nov
McNico had their own Interests so little in mind us 90
asa these nee traders I'm their demands ioi wool
aides pclis and stock, hy yorug for democrat t0 yep
resent them iu cuugress
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

D. hnCkuuch, who recently cam,
horo from ManHa. q. l.. has oprarrg
ln TIE sent furnishing businoss. on
~ me N'vnolde building ou tast
Railroad avenue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

lat NrsH Optic thu proposed railroad from III
rasn tH connection with tho Santa g. Central win ID
90 is hul'. probably connect eventually $40 che Denver
ROO Gruudu ai Santa Fe a connection with Nhu
qurtguD and with lho ugun ca folds win also hD made
Thr proposed road for considerable distance, sin
nearly uureul the E paso Southwestern Frb uf the
states tro heepiuE pacr Win Now Mexico 900 railroad
hnIdlur thpss days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

ThD registration of voters r Arizona lu 1904 was
90 1s5 Tho rgsratuu lu 1906 or two years anor was
siAC2. onk 90 moro chan in the previous tao yoars
hecoudne tn 'ht STANDARD ArIEonns growth u nopua.
r.. Rs .f 300 ,tr slshiea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

Impure blood runs you dowa--
makes you an easy victim for organic
diseases burdocs HoOd Bitlors puri.
tos the blood cures The cause builds
you no.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
NOTICE OF sun.
NT6f

Ia The District Court. County os her.
nalillo Territory of New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

rbc N,e Hork Herald believes DO is bottor to pre-.
,lL oolls tban them Il thinks that baked air
q. fnuud overhoaod offices and work rooms and On
ovcrhoaod and badly ventilated living and sleeping rooms
che prolific cause of colds by appng the vitality and
iucng tbc recuncratvo power. q says. by reason
vile methods WV gradually nuru ourselves uEuinst
g0'd almost any degree hy proper ventilation can
.,us stimulate resisting qualities The more We dia
81 .,y snd gradually exercise This resistance tho suror,
e. ubc one run, Will sac ho better of tho iuhmltea
stkness which the special penalties of tho nog
Ie.i OFF Natures cardinal law