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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
ReadEveryWo
1t Means Money to You
MOHAWK'S
FABULOUS
p II OF is

We sold this stock March 1, 1906 Qess than six
months ago) at so cents share. We have since
sold the same stock for Our clients at $3.50 share
making profit of $4OO on every so cents invested
Mohawk" is today the greatest mine in the world
and we predict $500 share for this stock before
November l. 1906.
In July we sold Frances Mohawk" Downing
lease on Mohawk ground) at 20 cents share; to-
day will buy this stock around 40 cents a share
Not office advance, but cash bids, and money talks
even louder than Promoter using printers ink.
The only way to actually make money is to dig
the gold out of the ground-a merchant does not
make money" he Swaps dollars" getting more
than he gives The banker does not create wealth
he simply handles what others deposit with
him, and makes profit their money else he
would not wax fat" In fact everything is depend
ent on the miner, everyone bows before his gold
then why not be miner? If not miner then an
owner of mine. We have shown what we have
done for our clients let us do likewise for YOU Put
your dollars to work. That is the way to get more
dollars.
Needing the great camor of our clients to make
money in Mohawk we have secured the sale
of the Mohawk Leasing Syndicate stock.
There is no chance of failure-great quantities
of fabulously rich being taken from the Mo-
hawk ground all around 1t is only question of
sinking shaft to do likewise and we are actively
at work. day and night. Machinery on the ground
The great Hayes -Monnette lease on Mohawk is
taking out thousands of dollars every day. also sew
eral other leases on Mohawk. (See ist)
This stock we are now offering you at rs cents
share we firmly believe will go to $100 within 90
days after striking the rich being taken out
all around
Those of you who bought Mohawk figure your
cash profits, and buy all you can Of MOHAWK
LEASING SYNDICATE. Those of you who did
not buy Mohawk, figure what you could have done
and double up now-today. Frances Mohawk"
clients, go thou and do likewise"
r. D. (
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

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est Brokerage House on the Pacific Coast : Ninth Year
g. 4th and Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

London. Aug 2s.- Europos woman
of sorrow, cx Empress Eug0nie OF
France. ia 50 years of age and o. re-
ported TO be- very feeble and nearing
the end
Born ON May @, 1895. Eusenio Marie
do hontilO. former empress OF tine
French, was descended on her fathers
side from a spanish family of high
nobility, the head OF which On 1899.
received che tlllo of Count DC Toha
az the banda nf Ferdinand and lsn-
bella. Her mother was scotch w0-
man, the daughter of william Kirk
patrick, a merchant IN Malaga. Spain.
The widowed countess la 1919 took
NV he. residence with l.urcnio ID
Paris. Here the sung lady became
celebrated Tor her beauty her ami
ability and her rare mental gifts. Tho
son Of the then American minister 10
Paris. William G. RlYcs. foil madly
IN love With her Ills family object
"a 90 mo match on account Of rolln-
luus diherencea Young Mr. Rivcs ro
turned q bachelor 20 his ancestral
home In Virginia, but eventually mar-
RED and became the fathor OF Amcile
Riyos
Eugonle made tho acquaintance OF
Prince Louis Napoleon. as be- was
then called, when he was living al
the hlysoer na president 90 the French
republic From the arst no was at-
traciod io the brilliant young snan.
Ssh girl. when no became emperor
ho determined 90 marry. aud dosplte
the opposition OF hia ministers. he
welded her Ia January. 1859.
Three years elapsed between the
omporor's marriage and the birth OF
hls only child. This occurred March
i8. 1856. with the birth of the prince
Imperial troubles arose between ru-
genie and the nonaparto family. She
was Jealous and suspicious OF an noa-
sihle pretcndcra 90 the succession
But the empress stan relgued supreme
over the hearts OF he Partisan popn-
lace AZ this period or her career Eu-
Benlo was spoken az as the hand
soonest woman Ia Europe She SET OF
her superb beauty by dressing with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
CHINESE LoBoE M
ALTOONA AND cANANEA

II a person having an average
amount OF information on general
aubiocta were told that q lodge repre-.
sening momborahlp OF 1000. 900
persons ana naYlng treasury fund of
ttNoO00,00u. 90 the lowest estimate.
whose object la tho uplifting OF a race
and The upbulldlng of an ancient EN-.
pire 10 the plant OF lts former great.
ness and civilization, was 20 be- found
here, they would ho inclined 20 disbe.
lief, and would romain so until an the
facts we're given. says the Tombstone
fruHpector
The 'Chiucso Empire Reform Ass0,
citation has In Cananen one small
branch OF Che great order referred 20.
having iis officers and transncting
their business in regular manner
Tho most wonderful part OF the
story hna not been toiu. ns this order.
having ihc greatest present member.
snip uf ANY ln the world.
The Cananoa lodge of the order hag
a membership OF 10 aud a Well hllod
treasury Tho officers are prosperous
merchants ihtrc is also quite
membership in tombstone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
MARKET LETTER


Special Correspondence.
Kansas City, Mo-. Aug. 21-COWa
had a bad week last week. closing 10
90 DO cents lower, and aiockers and
feeders also suffered a decline OF no
% 20 cents. bat good Killing steers
sold steady DO no cents higher. dry
lot cattle al hihgosi point nf the sea.
son. The supply gns liberal al o. 900
heart, about dshi for this season. but
run today Is light for Monday. $4,000
head. and The demand IS sufficient 10
iQ make q sifohg market on go kinds.
lndicatlqr1 favor smaller cattle runs
This fan than last which should beno.
nt the market. ag demand 81 fully un
20 the standard for the fan months,
with The possible exception OF stock,
ofa and Feeders just now. This branch
b aufo 10 revive soon, hnt the country
buyers are holding back a little more
than waH expected OF fhom some
CoiIoradoa from the mountain districts
are heV Today. 1897 pound steers
selling ai eiI5, cows in same ship.
ment AZ e3G5. S315 and $3.50. psu.
handle COWS are selling AZ f2f0 90
f-.la, veals g5 10 30 cents above n
week ago. car loads today at 81 ~,
mixed aud heavy calves $500 t0 $3.50,
On dtfa $3.50 10 59ln, aiockofa az 50
20 $500. bulls f20o % f2kO.
Sheep receipts are not up to the b..
qaitements 0l either the demand Tor
killing kinds or for stock and feeding
sum. and hreedlng stock "a especially
short Ao Neptorna have been re-
'cciFed here since Tuesday, With tho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

exception Of eleven Doubles OF Utah
sheep today. which is arriving late
Prices are q little higher than a week
ago and on n firm basis, bot no pro
nouncei advance FROM present figures
% expeclpd. Medium Native spring
lambs sold at $3.50 today. prime stun
would bring 947b or better. the last
Utah wothors here sold ai e51t. a
string 90 western yc2rllnFg Nd $3.50.
breeding ewes az $500 % $3.50. on.
defs are neld hero FOR many thous.
ands Of sheep and lambs suitable for
the country with apparently little
prospect OK msny Of them ever icing
Allied. Packer buyers are unable 90
got near enough for thclF oFasra and
everything ig IN fa~or OF sellers at
nresonf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

such elegance aud taste that her cos
iumCs became the models fQr woman
kind in on parts of the world
She took a keen interest Ia polit-
ical matters, and greatly annoyed the
omporor's ministers by insisiing on
being present at the state councils
She was three times appointed re-
Eent--in 1893, during the Italian war
IN lA5o. and when the emperor start
81 un the last disastrous expedition
which ended 40 Sedan.
Tho story OF her flight from tho
Tuilorica is the mnst dramatic cpl
solc ID her history Tho first vague
nows of the omperufa capituatiou
10 Sedan had roackcd Paris on Sep
tember 3. The next day The Italian
ambassador came 10 warn Eugeaio
that her life was In danger. oWing
90 tho popular feeling and that d was
time 90 fiy. Prince Mouarnich ana
Ferdinand de- Lcssons aided Ia her
escape from the Louvre. sho was
driven hrst 90 pr Evans. al Amor
can dentist "a The evening. aoQm-
panied by Dr. Evans and his nephew.
she took the train and hy a round
about way through Belgium reached
The seaport town Oi Doouyllle Thonco
ahe took refuge 90 England.
The royal refugees made their homo
at Chiaclhurst Here the emperor
died, January 8. 1873. The prince
imperial gained tho reluctant consent
.oi hla mother 20 Join the British ox-
peditiun 20 South Africa Ia 1873. IN
an engagement with the Zulus Ia June
OF that year, ho met his death His
remains were Inferred beside those of
Napoleon ilI, at chla0lhurat. A fow
years later Eugonlo made q pilgrim
age 90 1ululand and visited he spot
whore her son had mot hif death.
Queen Victoria. and 10 fact. the en-
tire British royal family we're warm
irlouds nf the ex-emnress. Her
nameRake. Princess Eugenie % Bal-
tenborg, now queen OF Spain. was her
iavorlie, aud q q probable that when
the viii Of Nugonie 10 made public h
win be found that largo part OF her
immense fortune has hoon bequcptb-
Cd 20 the young queen of Spain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
AWFUL TRAGEDY IN
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY
a YOUNG SHEEP HERpER BEAT
70 DEATH a NiNE.YEAR-OLD
BOY.

One Of tic most revolving murders
% San Miguel county for years Oo-
Cured near Tromeniina Tuesday
whom Claudio AfaEun, q sheep herder,
Is said 10 have beat Apolinario, the
nino-year0ld son of santiago Padiila,
70 death With stones and clubs and
Afterwards shot him through the
breast aa he lay on the ground.
Asked for Forgiveness.
The young lad was assisting Aregoa
with his flock about tw0 miles from
Trementina, IL Is said. when the brutal
crime was committed. No cause for
the deed q known. The mother OF
the boy came out 90 soc her son short.
81 after he was killed and not ohsorv.
ing him, asked Aragon where no was
and the latter told ncr he lay over
there dead, pointing to his body fhe
grief stricken woman rushed 20 the
side OF the bleeding body and frantic.
ally demanded the name of his mus
dorcr AraEon, according 20 reports.
then got down on his knees before the
woman aud confessed that he had Kit
ed him and asked the mothers for
gigenoas. she would not DO this but
continued 90 caross the lifeless clay,
and the murderer Immediately he'd
For some reason the authorities Ia
Las Vegas were not nouued uhtil some
, time later when the father, san.
ilago Padllla. called at the jail at las
Vegas and told Deputy sheriff I'm.
riQuo sena oi the terrible crime The
deputy shenn accompanied by Zaca.
Fias valdez Immediately WOnt ln
search OF tlie young sheep hcrdor ana
finally found him al The home OF his
grandmother. at Couoncito. eighteen
miles from the scene OF the crime,
eating an early breakfast preparatory
I lo leaving the country, Tho officers
placed him under arrest and brought
him 20 las Vegas and placed him In
tho county JAIL The boy would not
talk 0l bis awful deei To hts eapiors.
Accused 10 Nineteen Years Old.
Claudio AfaEon who o. accused 0l
the murder Is O son OF Pedro AraEon
/ OF komerufiio. four miles south Ui
las Vegas, and Ia well known in that
town. no lH only nineteen years old
and never before has boon guilty OF
any crime so Tar aa known The Faith.
az visited hts son nt the iail yesterday
but would aay nothing ah0ui the case,
He did not seem 10 exhibit any srioi
Whatever
The body OF the murdered boy waa
o grucsume sight "a was covered
With bruises and had been beaten un.
ltl lt WaH almost nnrcCugnig1hle. The
neck was broken and there was a
gaplnE bullet wound IL the right
breast
Aragon win bp g.yon a preliminary
hearing on August 30 before Justice OF
tho Peace Iacariaa Valdez of precinct
no. la Las Vegas,
Charles Gibson was checked in
Tuesday as station agent and iole.
graph urcraiOr az willard vica " ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
STOCK SALES

Kansas City. Mo-. Aug. 2f.-Ropre.
sentative sales OF Panhandle and New
Mexico cattle here this week.
r. g. Morris, Toxico. N. M.-SG veal
calves, $50 lhs.i $500. 20s veal calves.
100 lbs.. f5.s5. 2fl veal calves, 2i3
lba. sf.i0; CO killing steers. 1899 he.
1856 i3 STOCK holiera. $50 Tbs, $3.50.
John G. KnorpD. Clarendon. Texas.
la killing steers l0as lbu f33Ss
1903 killing steorsr i0fS los. f2.a7h;
9. IT. Harris, Groom, Texas. ld
COWS. 500 lbs, S2fa.
r T.. Hutchinson. Hereford. Texas.
III cows. $40 lbs. t2.7b; "a calves.
zee lbs, f4.f5. 8 calves. tS4 ihs. eG00
8. w. Callahan. Claude. Texas Sc
cows. s2s he. s260: 35 cows. f2s lbs.
s2.2B. "A calves, i12 ibs.. $3.50.
Eundloy a Lock. Rowe, Tuxas-i8
coNs. 72i lba $40; / bull. 1890 lbs.
$40. % calves. 222 lbs. $3.50.
J Reynolds. Canyon Cts. Texas
q calves, isi lbs. Soc; 81 calves.
2aG ibs $500.
G. Jenkins. Canyon City. Texas C5
Fiockers, $50 lbs. e3.25; 81 atOchors.
400 lbs. f34oi ~ heiiors. 025 ibs.,
$3.50.
J. o Watson. Claude. Texas Al
cows. sol ns.. $3.50; BULL 1890 lbs,
sass.
Johnson & Grove. Panhandle. TEX.
go COWS. $50 lbs. s255. calves.
is6 lbs, 5000. 90 calves. M lbs..
1926; an calves. 30 Ss.. tl.1o.
j. Withcranuon. GncB. Tcxna-i6
cows. 6s5 lbs. f2G0, q COWS. 7i2 lbs.
S2.b5; bull, 1920 lbs. t125.
~ hrooha, Canyon CITY. Texas n
killing neiier, GOO lbs. $3.50; t2 stock
heiiors. go lbs. s2Is; 3 calves. i63
ihs., $500; z calves, sass lbs S3.75.
j T. BevIns. Amarillo Texas &c
calves. 2ll lbs. $3.50
r. y. FIqua. Amarillo. Toxas-i2
calves. lao Jos f525; 81 calves; 2ie
lbs. Sf2b
Some sales Of sheep and lambs.
Monday, august 20.
Campbell a Francis. Flagstaff AriR
-i1S2 lambs. 81 lbs. $3.50.
Conner a Cox Idaho. $40 feeding
yearllngs, 75 49,. $3.50; 20 lambs. 90
/ Tbs 1926; i3l ewes. eG The, sass.
T. 8. Pctry, ogden. Utab.-095
lambs. 90 lbs, 1926.
Tuesday, August q.
campncll 8 Francis. Flagstaff. Arlz.
-iftl ,amhs. 20 his. $3.50.
Al Smith. Hehor. Utah--235s
lambs Is lbE. tI55.
Lindsay, Heber. utPh -i6so lambs.
G3 lbs, s7f5
ingersoll a g.. Hotor. utah -is0i
wethora l0f lbs. f5I6.
No Westerns included 10 receipts
since Tuesday, an natives
Hives eczema. iten or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Can't boar The tOuca
of your clothing. Deems Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases why
suffer an druggists sell q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

Special Correspondence
Paris, Aug. 2sl-France can't get OH
the babies it wants. so b has set ont
TO raise az large aa possible a pro-
portion of the babies C does get. The
government gives compulsory caura.
tiun I'M the ART OF rearing infanis.
Americans will ho Interested liz the
system ny which tho French peasant
and workman-yos, the woaiihior
classes, ioo-are made cognizant Of
what 90 do la Hopubllduo very in.
Igenloualy circulhics what Il really an
omC.nl "First Aid 20 Young Parents {"
When u COMES Go vital statistics
France IS very strict Every birth
and every death is recorded ospo-
cially the births Every birth must
be reported IN three days 10 the
mayor Of the district "a which Z took
place Bus the ropahlic. 30 tp speak.
la from Missoud.
The law requires q personal pre-
soniation % the mayor OF the infant
However, in parlg, demand ad-
dressed 90 the mayor results in the
attending physician Nvinr q Csrtin-
cate Of birth which takes the place OF
the personal presentation 90 the
mayor, and this certificate must be
given Co The mayor by the father or
Che physician or someone who assisted
at the critical moment He has to
take along two Witnesses beside.
But 10 ia at the time OF marriage
that NE mayor or mayors omcinl
s0lomnly hands the happy couple
what 10 literally dcnomlnatcd Book
Ia 81 fN Ia Haa4H
valuable anti-raco suicide primer VIA
not be tossed into the waste basket
Il has Ga b. produced "by tho mead
Of The family every time here Is q
death. marriage or another birth IN
hH household, or the government viii
learn the reason why. Therefore the
family cannot woil escape becoming
familiar with lta contents
First Of an, the booklet gives mln-
ute Instructions for complying with
the laws for civil marriages and for
births and funerals. After consuming
several pagos with extracts from the
code. L gels down 20 the vital SUBJ
icct--lo Eniant The Instructions are
complied by the Academic 81 Modl-
cine. On the face Of which no doctor
or midwife da-os To fly.
TIE academic proves 20 be the
champion booster for natural uour-
lshment This. Il indicates, Is more
than half She battle The breast Is
the great life saver OF bnhyhOod
Rule pr0n0unceH milk generally
the principal nourlahmonG until the
iarpearance ol the hrat ton ursiwolyo
teeth.
] Rule z o. solemn warning against
lgiving Young babies solid food This.
llt declares. ms more little white cOf-
Ems tha- does anything else.
/ Beginning with Rule a, the Book
let og tho Family" takes up the care
Of the child from birth until II 10
wcaned. Condensed, some OF the most
important hints are given herewith
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
CHAIRMAN BURKHART
CALLS CONVENTION
aERnALiLLo COUNTY DEMO
Gratis TO MEET HERE SAT.
uRDAY, SEPTEMBER 3.

Attorney Summers nurahnrt yostog-
day after reading what the Defining
Headlight had go say about him,
which WAS altogether uncalied for and
unjust. aa Mr.. nurkhart ia known 90
be one uf the truest democrats of the
territory, h4uod me call for the dem.
ncratH OF this county % meet and Sc
ioct delegates 70 the territorial con-
voniion which viii convene at Santa
Ne September AZ, Tho official cali OF
Chairman Burkhart De- as followa;
A convention OF the democrats OF
honLAllo county 81 hereby called 10
meet at the city hall ln Albuquerque
on Saturday September p, 90 10
o'clock e. m. 90 select nine Delegates
TO the territorial democratic c0nvoh-
ilon go be held ai Santa No on We'd
ncaday, september 49, 1906, 90 nomi-
nate delegate from New Mexico %
the alxtieth congress.
Primaries are hereby called io be
held Ia the various proclncia of tnn
county TO ho called tu order hy the
several precinct chairmen herein
named on Saturday, September I,
1896. az 1880 p. ni.. ai places 90 be
nesiEnated hy said chairman ln the
precincts outside of Albuquerque. ana
in Precinct AZ, Albuquerque. nt the
city hall ana Ia Precinct 20, AlbuQuor-
que. at tho office OF the justice OF
the peace of said precinct on South
Third street. iO select delegates 10
said county convention. and said pre-
clncis are ontltled 10 the following
number Of delegates.
Precinct no Delegates
,. Barolas Nicolas Ortoga. chair
man Observation-Disclosures.
O. Alameda ,..................... 2
Ranches d. Albuquerque -Am-
hroslo HRmora. chairman o.. 8
q. harelas Trinidad LucOro
chairman ...........t....
s. ioU Grlogoa- lustlano Mop-
toya, chairWau -t...s..4,..,,.. I
3 Atlleco-Joso sayedra, chalr-
man ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2
~ AHcunh ftstttfttfttt 4
~. Albuquerque John s. heaYcns
chairman ttttst...t.tt.,t.sl rs
~. Old Albuquerque - Leonardo
hnuiCk. chairman ....t...,s 2
20, San Antonio Iuan Garcia
samora. chairman ..s.....4. 3
30. AlhuQuOrQue-u. ~ Carna,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

chairman CONFERENCE.-The
rs Hanchos no Atrlsc0-M Manuel
Anhyhi chairman ...ssss.... ]
a. Chilili-Mannel Gutierrez,
NnalfhiAh s-ttsstAstas4 .-4.. .
30. DdFanes - Francisco savedns.
chairman .t......+........
Total delegates .,,...t.........,b6
An persona who intend to act with
the democratic party In the coming
election for delegate are hereby cor-
daily invited TO attend and take part
in said primaries.
SUMMERS BURKHART,
Chairman County Democratic Central
Committee
r. y MORRiN, Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
RETlREs FROM ACTIVE
NEWSPAPER SERVICE

~ N huchi formerly of tho Naco
Budget who recently started the
Daily Telegram in Globe. will retire
from active participation On che pub.
icaiion 0l that paper on account of
niG physical innrmiiloG Geo. w. Sic.
ronRld assumes business control of
me paper and e brother on Mr. Buck
wll take charge OF the editorial
News comes from Globe that no SD.
ytf BELT. the pinneef newspaper OF
'ulnte. VIII aiao uke me daily aNd
il .he near future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

Cant look VOL, oat well or feel wen
with impure blood feeding your body
Keep the blood pure with Burdocka
Blood biiiora. Eat simply, take oxer
else, keep clean and you will live
long.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

iWeoneecaayi August aal
Hon. lacoho ChaYes. of los Lunaa,
was on Albuquerque visitor yosJor-
day.
Dr C. 3. Bass OF knoxville. Tenn.
is in the city with the inlenlion of re-
naming
J. g. flcurnoy and family have rec
turned 90 iho Gig from pleasure trip
90 southern California.
Mrs. rs B Sherman has taken poo
sltlUa as galcslady af the dry goods
store Of J. b. Stern.
Attorneys W. d. Chlldore. A. -. Mc-
Millen end ~ 3. Ferguson are ai
santa fc attending supreme court.
~ W .. Garrison. principal Of tho
high school IN Santa BE. who WAS here
Sunday, has returned go the Capital
city
WIN McizEor wil leave tonight iof
TRIP along the Santa DC cut-on and
win be absent several weeks lie Will
return before fair week
Daniol' Morolii ana son T0noy who
spent che past three months visiting
The principal clNica of Italy, viii reach
home tonight on No q
q "A. Wright. of the AlVarndO CurIu
rooms. anticipates leaving lhia oycn-
Ing on a pleasure trip 90 Nae coast.
accompanied hy AIRS. Wright.
T.. d Sylvester "a prominent sheep
feeder oi Monte Vista Colo. "a IN the
city tor The purpose 81 huylnr sheen
and lambs lor winter feeding.
Paul A. = Walters postmaster Of
Santa Do and associate otilor oi the
Santa Fo New MEXICAN. "a Ia the city
comforting with local politicians.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

First eight days Ono part mllk.
one part sierilized water; two or
three apoonfuls every two hours
To end OF first month Two parts
milk, one part water five or six
spoonfuis every two hodrE
Second month. Three parts milk,
one part water; half tumblerlu every
two R'urs
Third month and after. Three
parts milk. one part water. one tum-
hlerful every three hours.
Give no milk full strength before
fourth month Dilute milk according
10 is strength and the appetite Ut
the child.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
OFFICIAL FRENCH poNT's FoR
THE NEW LITTLE BkHY.


Don't give solid nuurlshmcat too
soon.
Don't ovoriead the babe
Don't wake the child 10 feed t.
Don't keep the child IN bed With
adults.
Don't change the kind Of nourish-
ment too abruptly,
Don't feed baby stale milk
Don't give e a sugar tlt"
Don't keep ita food In dirty uion
ails.
Don't use patent foods as a suhsii-
tuio for milk.
Don't wean the child before Ten on
twelve months old.
Don't attempt weaving Ca a very
hot season or while the child has a
severe teothing spell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
FRANCE TO THE
AID OF THE
WEE BABY

At EVERY WEDDING THE NEW.
~ MARRIED couPLE Is HAND.
20 A BOOK ~ THE MAYOR on
HOW TO CARE FoR BABIES.
HERE ARE The RuLE6 LAID
DOWN - LAW MAKES BOOK
ALMOST a SACRED POSSESS.
ION.