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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-22
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
WERE BURNED
"a CARLOAD or MAIL DESTROYED D
TODAY.
The Most of 1t Was From Texas
Towns ard Consisted Largely Of
Christmas Packages for Points to the
Northward.

Muskogee. + T.. Dec. PA carload
of mail matter from Texas points and
consisting pr 'cipally Of Christmas
packages, was practically destroyed
south of here late yesterday by the
burning Of a mail car ON the fast
north bound Missouri, Kansas & Texas
passenger train.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-22
Basketball Players Go West.

New York, Dec. 22.-The schedule of
the Columbia university basket
ball teams western trips was announce
ed today. They will make an extend
ed tour of the western cities leaving
here on Dec. %. Games will pc
played with the University of Wis
consin, Appleton Business college of
Illinois and several of the leading
teams including the Y. M. G. A.,
Chicago Central and others.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-22
THE SHAH is WORSE.
Persian Ruler Had ReIapss-Fiis
Successor.

Teheran, Persia, Dec. %. The shah
has again had q relapse. After a few
days Improvement his condition took
q turn for the worse last evening and
his physicians now report mis- condi-
tion very bad. Among the state pa
pers which the shah signed Dec. 20,
was decree formally appointing the
heir apparent Prince All Mira, re-
gent The latter had, earlier In the
week, assumed general charge Of gov
ernnent affairs,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-22
MAY HAVE Been
HIT BY A TRAIN
MAN AND HIS WIFE FATALLY IN
JURED.
They Were Found Alongside Their
Automobile Near the Southern Paoi-
fic Tracks and Their Injuries Will
Probably Be of a Fatal Nature.

El Paso, Tex, Dec. 22.-Master Me-
chanic Kipp Of the American Smelter
s& Refining Co. smelters here and his
wife were found unconscious early to-
day beside their automobile, which
was found near the Southern Pacific
railroad tracks. 1t Is supposed that
they were struck by train. Both are
believed to be fatally injured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-22
She saw CORPSE
and FELL dead
A PECULIAR FATALITY IN TEN
NEssEE.
Woman Went to Neishborins Resi-
dencc and Saw the Body of Dead
Man--The Sight Proved Too Much
of Shock.

Kington, Tenn. Dec. 22.-Mrs. Mar
tha Jackson yesterday went to the
home of a neighbor where lay the dead
body Of Charles Hood. She gazed up
on the body and tainted. dying a few
moments later.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-22
oreaon Wheat for Orient.

Portland, Ore, Dec. 22.--Wheat and
-four are now being largely shipped
from here to China and Japan. Or
ders are being daily received and the
new trade promises to assume inn
mense proportions. Owing to the
failure Of the Black sea crop in south
ern Russia grain is also being shipped
from here to England. The Iverna
left today with $500 tons of wheat for
Liyerpool.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-22
FIVE FATALITIES
FROM FLAMES
THREE IN NEW JERSEY, TWO I'M
MISSOURI
Woman and Two Little Daughters
Were cremated in Their Home
Two immigrants Burned in Car With
Household Goods at ST. Joseph, Mo-

New York, Dec. sG2.--Mrs. Alice Lin
en- McWithey and her children, Helen,
years old, and Elizabeth, 4 years old,
were burned to death in fire that de-
stroyed their home at Pompton lakes,
N. j., early this morning
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-22
Stove Overturned.

st. Joseph, No. Dec. 22.-J. S. Gilli-
land and an unknown man were burn
ed to death in car in the Rock Island
yards here this morning. Gilliland was
moving from Northboro, la. to Marlin,
J. r.
An oil stove In the car was tipped
over and set the household goods on
fire, roasting the men alive
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-12-22
cAFFEREYs CONDITION.
Aged Louisiana Senator Is in Bad
Shane--Little Hope

New Orleans. Dec. The condition
Of Former United States Senator Dom
elson Caffery, who is suffering from
acute kidney trouble. was practically
unchanged early today and his physi-
clans hold out only failt hope that
the aged senator will be able to rAsist
the attack
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-11-29

Big stock OF Rubbers and
Oyershoes for the entire family
to be sold at discount.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

borlood that the farmers win gee
only one good cutting thls a,asDn and
he proposes to sprinkle Parls green
On iho hope OF setting rli of some
0f the pests
Invitations are oui announcing ihei
the annual cmmcc ment exercises "a
De So Vincent academy VIII De hole
80 the academy 0n North Sixth street
on Tuesday. 3uue 20. 1906. 90 .
O'Clock a musicale wiil De- held 600.
night. tbo program Oi exercises be-
Ing published elsewhere lu today 3
Evening titizcn.
Julius EisomnnE ihe Boston wool
buyer. Who has been over In the RIOS.
we'll ncishhOrhood purchasing wool,
came In from Ei Pasu This morning
an1 as be- formerly resided here. bns
mCt many old friends today who agc
rlad Go sec him Re VIII remain in
this clay for short time aud tacn
proceed ON east 90 Boston.
Charles A. Reyes. president of The
School OF Mines. wnO win resign Sep
tcmber i. was IN iho city yesterday
from socorr1. Mr. kcyes. who is in
leresied On some mining properties IN
ino sister repu0iic. viii leave co.
Mexico August q, whore hc viii re-
main for "a couple OF months Upon
his return % Now Mexico be viii prob
ahiy move hts office rom Sncouo o.
This CITY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

comhCr 10. 1905, a. cured.
Who third cnse was that Of wO.
man admitted june ., 1904 az The
age of 30 years She was discharged
us cured April 20. 1906
only two patients are believed by
these physicians 90 bo fatally afflicted
ont of the total number OF Inmates.
% ig probable that the cured patients
VIII be made tno subject OF obHorya.
ton and Investigation By other CA.
ports from both thls country and
Europe. although Dr. Dyer o. noted in.
tornaionnlly as an authority on lep.
rosy.
ln 1898 treatment of the lepors in
The home was begun This consisted
OF ichiyol. chlorute Of potash, stry-
chnino snllcyiato Of soda, chaul.
mooRra on and araoMc. For several
years The treatment was not faithfully
followed. bat III 1909 results began
90 show and since then the work has
been systematic.
The theory and method OF DR.. Dyer
has DCU6 ono Of nutrition and that n
a resistance can DO followed in the
individual patient be disease VIII dis
appear leprosy say the physicians,
ls recognized as hacihary disease
and one ln which the tissues of the
porfon affected are used az a feeding
gronnd ANY medicine, hygiene or
habit which VIII change the Tissues
into food the bacilli cannot feed upon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

viii help toe person TO a lorlcal
slatauco.
A rule has therefore been lustltutsa
ihaf tho patients shall take hot hatA
daily oat plenty OF whoi1a0me food
without regard To- Dos bclug nsh. nca
ioWl or vegetable. aud addhionafIt
that they shall spend ns much time NJ
possible in the puon alr and sunsdinH
NoiWithaianding the fact that a.
body viii live within miles of the u
ers' home. there is much iudlvidnt.
bravery shown in the case Of the foal
lepcrs
Sisters OF Charity are In charel
and the superior OF this brave land
OF women rules the patients strictt
but with Kindness. She aims 81
make NE ns pleasant for them az "a
slhle.
They sing and talk aud play cara
unul no and m o'clock at night an
devote much ~ enc daytime raiaiHs
chlckona. pigs, pets and gardening
The home consists Of n number c|
g. ttakcs connected by n gallery. ia.
cottages are not finished, and almos
daily volunteer carpenters and labor
ers employed by Mackenzie a Gold,
rteiu rIdo out to the Stunned settle.
ment and work on tho ioh
OniclNl reports show that the d.
ease of lcprosy q Increasing In Loui
slaua and the bravery of these plan
workIngmtn is apparent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

The man who discovered the spit
ball seldom uses % and the credit of
The discovery has wrongfully gone Go
another Ask the avorago base bah
player who discovered the spit ball
and ho VIII tOll YOU THAI Elmer strick-
let was the man. When the Brooklyn
base ball team was chartered nt the
Hotel Columbia. s.. C.. laat dpring for
thuir anlcao.can training. 8tricklett
was asked hy "a sporting writer who
had made thu rounds Of an the tfnin-
Ing camps "a The sunny southland,
"How dla YOU come 90 discover The
spit ban. Mr. slrckloitg"
"Ry watching another man throw
b. was the reply
but yOu are given the credit FOR
discovering the spit bal" persisted
the writer.
II know { ann, bat % Is wrong. The
man who discovered the spit ball was
Frank Corridor, che Philadelphia
pitcher. ! .aw him throwing u IN
practice and Immediately sea about "a
master a. After ! had got the ball
down fno Jack Choabro saw me Pitch
ing II a. Columbus, Ohio, and he
took &c up Just why Corridor never
uses the BAN I don't know unless he
fears the onoct Of his arm"
Then the spif ban does eject the
armq"
IL certainly does. 10 ihls extent.
have lost tho knack of throwing thg
other curves. The continued use 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

tiouAl chrrch OF this city. has the ass.
tinctlr of bolng one of the Congro.
gaiIrn1i ministers OF tho United
States % accomplish things during the
/ Ias, year a lat number Of the 'Ad.
vance a congregational, weekly pub.
liahod in Chicago. contains q large
halltne cui 0f Rev Barron. along
With q Writoup OF IFS work
AnOW goo men and women, mem
/ bers of The German society jouuoyed
/ 90 achwnrtman park yesterday morn
/ Ing leaving here about 5 o'ciCk, tak-
/ Ing basket lunches With them aud
spent The day in the shade Of the
trees ln Che afternoon dancing was
INDUCED in. Refreshments were a.ry-
ed aud althOgoihor the picnlckers re.
port a most enjoyable time.
w A. Brown spent Sunday On ihe
/ city from Cerrilloa
Mrs r. a. Smith has returned from
/ a visit 20 Santa Fo
W. A.. Eastman was On Albuquerque
yesterday from silver City.
Neil b. Field has returned from
a short visit tn his summer hCuo on
the Pec0s river.
BIG Wuso- Of the Continental Oil
I NNNi NNNlt NaH ANNNiNfN ANNAN NNHl
ness trip tO Santa Fe.
J = nllnn. with Rupees drug store
haH returned from o two weeks cut
| ing lea The Grand Canyon.
Mrs Thomas Walsh has gone ia
| Kansas CITY where she Will visit fal
atiyos and friends for several weeks
City Clerk Harry Lee has returned
from "a lying business visit Go santa
| Re. where no conferred with Gov
ernoy HaEerman and others
/ Saturday afternoon the Women
| Chrlsuln Temperance Union held an
interesting meeting ut tho h1me Of
Mrs. B0rdt i0l South Edith street
lat which tmc much business was
ltrandaC.od
i Supervisor Dixon. OF the indian de-
\ paflmwt who o. in charge OF the lo
cal Indian school. has returned from
la trip Goo the San Felipe pueblo H'
| uxpscis o. superintendent 90 arrive al
the school loon.
n ln san Antonio. Texas. ice cost
the consumer hUoCn cents per 100
. lpounus. and che manufacturers report
themselves making good profits 1ni'
luxury costs considerably mere o.
Sow Mexico towns.
i A small but dtghtful picnic party
that spent the day az Whiscomi
J SprInrs yesterday. was composed %
] Mr. aud Mrs. Fred DOnnenwlrh, Mr.
: aud Mu James Corscll, and Miasoi
Mac nonnenwirth and Katherine Cor
Z sell
Mr. and Mrs solomon Luna hat'
returned from Santa BE-. whore AI
. Lufe conferred with Governor Hn
german anent iho holding of a sheet
growers chuYeniion here duung th'
nir lle stated that che gOYorno
would can She convention
Miss Gladys Childers, daughter q
Attorney w ~ Childers, will gradu
ate f0m tno Los Angeles Girls Col
, liegltc seminary Thursday, aud Nil
, reach Albuquerque Saturday. accom-
lpaniod by Miss Whcl Palmer
aehoOlmate. who viii be- her guest fh
rema.ndor 20 the summer
A. w. hoeyes. travelling rsoigh
and passenger agent of the southern
i Pacific With headquarters and hom
/ at ~ paao. d ln me city, looking al
business Tor tne road ho represent
/, Mr Reeves was ~ Roswell. whore h
( attended tho shrinors' 0olnEs. AM
ACCOMPANIED tho Albuqneroue delega
l zion o. thla city ias3 night he wi.
i return 30 El paao tonight
b doe Bledaoo. WIN ~ smal
. mnchman up th0 river. Is IN tho ciU
lpurchasing Paris green. he says th
~ graash0ppers are 80 bad 90 hls noigl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

this special occasion. Everybody 81
welcome 60 any 90 an OF these serv'
Ices.
Iuise b. 5. Rodoy ana son. poarco.
have arrived in Porto Rico. and iho
judge 30 huaily cngagod these days
getting acquainted with tno people.
Foarce went along aa hlR private Sec
Rotary lt IA Understood hero that
judge ilodoy Win Horure a leave Of
absence shortly, $50 as 90 be here 90
stump che icrrliOry in favor Of joint
statehood
Tho members OF Company g, Na-
iieaai Guard. are drilling regularly
nowadays. ln preparation fof tho en-
campmcnf ai Austin. Texas. aud rifle
practice ia INDUCED On every SUNDAY
ug those who Qaalify win be entitled
90 take part ln The competitive riho
shooting contests to ho held no las
Vegas later on 10 select q team Cor
Soaerif Captain Huppo ia dcsirloua
Of oulisiiug r. fOW ,huro men Tor hls
company. men who are positive they
can ucnd tho Austin Uncampment.
Preference win be- given those having
been members OF the National Guard
before and to those having previous
experience in drilling
with iho prospects Tor q beautiful
and warm diW tomorrow The usual
number of recreation scokers hle pre-
pairing io make the Journey io Bear
Canyon Sunday This resort bon the
mountains ls Albuquerque chief rec
reail0n ground Tor plCnlkoFa and
parties Seedlings q cool spot. and "a is
% be regretted that the roads from
here to Che canyon are not ln better
shape As Do is there is seldom a
sunday that more or lCaa OF tho pill
grims DO not meet VITA some miahap
10 their vehicles The county COM
mlsalonorH. as stated IN previous, IS
sues, should take cogniEanco of tho
evidently poor condition Che canyon
road o. In and hx o. up SO that "a trip
90 the canyon would bo what 90 should
be-a thoroughly enjoyable trip IN
every rpHuaci
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
Local Happenings

city. and no favors viii Be shown Do
iho arrests 0f those vino Violate the
ordinance Some of hlbugucrquo'l
citizens are Goa sine habit of throwing
tin cans. cast OF clothing and many
other uuainafiy things into their back
yards. and over the fence into che
alleys. and Omcor Mainr is after these
people fcdhot tlo says De win land
aomo oi Thorn Do jail
J hu ~ Coffin general mnu1Tof
and financial secretary FOR iho Amer
lean Lumber company. returned last
night from on extended business ifln
caHt MrF Comn who accompanied
Mr. Cohn east. o. stopping On Chlcanl
with lfiondN. and expects iu hc ah.
sent from che city several weeks yct
MI Coffin was accompanied 0n hh re.
turn hy @ g. Cuwel-. also of Che
American Lumber company.
Rev W. vi. HdYen1. auuoriniond.
cnt uf fho Now MeNlco Arizona Aati.
saloon League. leaves tonight f0r o.
trip To- Winainw Fiag6'an. Williams
ana Prescott. Ariz. in the Interest of
tha ieafuo. which. during Tho short
time 60 has been organized, has sd.
curod o. strong iooihDld IN mas tern.
tory as wen as ln New Mexico. Roy.
Ravens expects 90 DO absent unul
July I.
rolioning an order from the post
once department. on the mail huNug
ln Albuquerque are now being glvCn
fresh coat Of green point. She paint.
ere having started on the sob to-day
and several ladies' of the city are
faddrr thereby. Tor upon approaching
the mail boxes today. and ondoavoring
io mail their letters. they usually len
with more or lass OF the green paint
ndnrning their gloves ur other por-
TONS of their clothing aa not one of
the freshly painted boxes hoio tue
regulation ..gn, fresh paint
D.. a. Ferguson. district manager
ior the Mutual iifo Insurance com.
uany with headquarters nt E Fasn.
lcft ihiH mofulng for Santa IT,. after
having gncnt several days iu fhc city
iranatCt'ug business. From Santa Fc
$50 Ferguson VIII proceed io Farm.
lnEtOn N. 81 Since the moving of
ne Mutual life office iO El paaO. me
district under STR Ferguson has hccn
changed. $50 that now be- has ten c0"u'
tics In western TCxas one county iu
f "'NAANiH.'HNIN MNN.N NNh NIN HH'H "N HH''"a %
Arizona business. which WIS Formerly
In Mr ForEuson's district O. now dt
rcc,ed from an office located IN ph0e
nir.
A largo number of DIS friends mem.
beers of the Congregational church,
followed Herman snyder 90 his for
mor home ou South Edith street last
evening where De waa o. attend o
committee meeting. and agrooably
surprised Thar gentleman, presenting
him durnb the course OF abe evening
with o very handsome red letter odi'
I ton OF the Bible, as a mark OF their
appreciation 0f his work as president
I OF The Christian Endclyor society
from which position Ne recently 10
Hi1ned REV. John w Barron made
| the presentation speech Refresh
mouts were served during the even
/ Ing and a thoroughly enjoyable time
was bad Boy an present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
FAIR NOTES

Secretary uf the Twenty -siyih Nn-
nual FaiF Ro8enwald has received In
formation from Manager McCannh,
who is now on tour of Che stntes
hunting attractions 90 the effect that
he has secured the services of G. A.
Barley of Kansas City 90 manage
the flower parade MI narhey VIII
bee remembered Tor ihc gorgeous par.
ado of flowers ho arranged here in
1909. and be states that DC VIII Guido
bits former efforts tWo to ono at the
coming fair
Manager McCanna met g. s. Cook,
Dr.. OF Che Santa FL, at Kansas City,
and together the Two iournoyed ga
1 Chicago. where thcy are now seeing
the sights of the white city and SANS
souci parks, getting pointers for she
tweniy-slNih annual fair
Manager McCanna has closed con-
tract with Reckless Russell, whose
death defylng feats Ia aerial work has
boon tho talk of the continent, aud
the latter viii he seen here Ina his act
no the fam festival This act viii no
doubt prove one OF the strongest free
acts and one of the best drawing cards
that che fair viii have
| O.
] A letter received from Manager Me-
Gamma 90 the headquarters of the fair
association contains the information
that Mr MoCauna has not yet closed
with carnival company, but that hC
/ VIII get the best eXiant or stay away
I from Albuquerque for all time "a
come. aa per Instructions OF the ox-
ocutiye committee Mr. MCCanna eX-
poets 20 90 to New York in q few
\ days from Chicago. and is expected
back here about tho 10Th of July
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

the spit hBll builds ur % set OF muscle.
not called Into play by the drop n
outcuryo, ana when "a pitcher who hut
continuously ugod the spit ball seok0
DO use another style curve be hnds .
arm lacks the strength % lmpari ~
necessary twist 20 the ball On make q
take the direction ho desires. IHo
spit bah d thrown with an overland
motion, the fingers un the top and tas
thumb underneath, and not tOuchInE
the seams Of The ball By ireen
molsteninE me hrst joint OF the nn.
gers the ball adheros Go tho thumb
which lmparts the twist that forces
10 break suddenlv Just before reach.
Ing the plate. Oihef balls curve, hNI
the spit BAH breaks sharply whiet
makes % Ho dimcult 90 hlt AbQl'
TIE only way baiamau can hea'
the splt ball is 20 step 90 the cad
of the box and meet d before q brcaht
otherwise ha strikes almost al randole
at o. The ball broaka' down aud in
on down ana out according 10 tfs
amount OF thumb pressure given n
oLe side or the othor."
Until this season Happy jazz
Cheshro, of the New York Americans
has boon regarded AS the king oi sl.
bali throwora but something Is ikl
matter with hts delivery this sea-
and hiH effectiveness has been of 4
negative quality. Harry Howell, of M
80 Louis Americans, Is probably thl
leading exponent OF the spit ball cha
year with Strlckleit a close eccond
ChfebroB friends say he will be u
his old-time form BY the time the ual
months roll round
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

Washington, -. g., June is.--Ius-
tioo Gould, ln Criminal court No. 4
to-day excused the june jury panel
announcing that there would be- no
more jury trials az thls term. TbiH
pOaiponos the trials growing ont OF
the Investigation of land deals 90 the
west until iall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
CURING LEPROSY; PRAYERS OF AGES ANSWERED

TREATMENT or on. DYER lN THE
LEpERs HOME or LOUISIANA
SEND FORTH PATIENTS MADE
WHOA. ga STUNNED LOCALITY
wHER6 BRAVE sisTERs or
CHARITY MINISTER TO THE
PLAGUE RIDDEN AND HEROES
WITH DINNER PALS WORK ron
THEM.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

The other afternoon about G o'clock.
while riding 0n horseback along the
road IA the vicinity Of the pant of
the Arizona Sandstone Brick com.
Fany, about Two miles from Prescott,
Philip Beach was suddenly thrown 60
the ground hy q sudden lurch OF the
animal. which SHE'D and a 8t-cnliber
pistol which be- carried IA bis pocket.
was discharged the bullet entering
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23


New Orleans june i5.-Tho most
startling boss tho scientific world bias
received In long timo is tho an.
nouncomel 'hof lonrasy. the dread OF
untali oeu'urIos, can ho cured.
For lOng limo governmental treat.
ment has been in Ofogross at the
Louisiana Lepcrs home nolr Indian
Camp III lHadore Dyer who, with
an assistant Dr Ralph Hopkins. have
riskcd their lives 90 minister 90 thcs.
pool ouiCa Ia. have been sure for
long time that they we're on the
right track hut they wanted 20 make
tho test conclusive. and now thoy are
able 90 giyg 20 The world The news of
success.
There arc AZ patients ln the home
no thla time. 30 white males and i3
white females and two colorcd males
aud three colorod females
Tho grs case cured was that 0f O.
hoy admhtad iu October, 1902. ~ the
age 0f i8 years Ho was discharged
December Do 1905. aa cured and has
boon KEEP. UNDER observation ever
since. There has noen no return OF
any eyidouoa oft The disease
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

the ankle OF his left foot. The wound
ga boy arose Rnd securing tho al
NAL. rcmouutod, and immodiala
rude 10 Prescott, where he met N|
father on the street returning lion
from the Prescott Engineering wor
Medical attention was al once saI
moBod and iho wound dressed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

Tho second case YVES ihat of a wo-
man admitted August 40. 1900 at tho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

A. 3 Luty. agent Tor the Santa
road 81 santa 81. spent sunday Do
city with bis family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

Copper and Lead
New York. june lS.-C1pper flS.75i
lead quiet f5.7s06os
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-23

Ssgs sBBssggWgWB
Jesue and the Lepcr. 4
Ana bCh1id, there came a lopor Z
8 and Wuuhiprod bin, saying. 4
. Lord % hons VIII, thou Canat .
q make NE clean Matt Nlu-2. 4
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