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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
CONTEST OVER THE
HAGAN COAL FIELDS
HEARING M PROGRESS BEFORE
LAND OFFICE AT Santa 20.

The register and receiver of the
United States land office ma Santa 10
have been directed TO hold a hearing
in the matter OF certain entries %
coal lands heretofore made in the
county Of Sandoyai III shat Is known
as tho Hagan coal 0olds. owned By Or.
John u. Sloan, ct al. OF that city.
irregularities ana compliance
with law. 4 is understood. are charged
and the defendants are cited 10 show
cause why the entries should not be
cancelled. Or. Sloan 81 not In Santa
Re 40 present. hU. y is believed he
has denied the truth of the allegations
and applied for a hearing. Among tho
allegations. IS FAR as can be nacor-
tulnod, are that she entries In aucs-
tion have been transferred 90 Dr.
Sloan and are now his property, Tho
department holds that q coal dociara-
tory statement does not initiate the
right 20 coal land but simply protects
the right which has been created BY
actually going on the land and deyek
oplEg ccai The right 20 enter coal
land Is limited 20 one hundred and
SILKY acres % one individual. Those
who have made entries Of the coal
land Ga question are G. h. Huber May
Huber, w. E Martin, George ~ Muir
~. Emma Bandollor and Minnie s.
Zimmerman. The entries are SAID 20
bo valued nt over a hundred thousand
dollars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

During the hot wealn Of the sum.
mer months the hrat unnatural loose.
ness OF q childa bowels should hare
immediate attention, 30 as 20 cncck
ihe disease before u Uecomus serious,
An that % necessary Is E few doses
of Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
DiarrhOoa Remedy followed BY q dose
OF castor Oh TO cleanse the system.
Rev. NJ. o. st0ckland. pastor OF the
FIRST NJ. II ehuroh. LATHE Falls, MINI.
writes. We have used Chnmberlain'a
Collie, Cholern and Diarrhooa Remedy
for several years and end Il a very
valuable remedy especially for sum.
mer disorders IN children" Sold by an
druggihta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
HOMESEEEERS STOP
IN Las VEGAS
PHYSICAL CULTURE DIRECTOR
PROCEEDS FROM EucHRE
AND DANCE.

Ferdinand A. narshols, secretary Of
the las Vegas Railway and Power
company, left las Vegas 10 Join his
parents, Mr and Mrs. Angus, BaTth.
OILS al Colorado sprinEg. lie viii
spend several wooks no that place and
at Denver before returning 20 Las We
gas
Al recent meeting Of the board OF
directors 81 the Las Vegas Young
Mems Cnrlstlan association, a call 10
the physical dirCctorshlp was extend
cd 10 Clarence Newly Of Kansas City
MO. A letter has Just been received
from Mr.. Newly, accepting the call
and stating that he expects 20 arrive
IN las Vegas September 2.
A little more than fi5 was realized
as proceeds OF the ouchFs and dance
given By the Womona Library board
az tho Carnegie library. Las Vegas,
whore the attendance was somewhat
limited owing % the counter nttrac.
tinus Among he ladies who won the
euchro prizes were Mrs Greenborger,
who captured high award. and Mrs.
Jake Stern. second For the gentle.
men g. W. q. Ward finished first.
Samuel Bacharnch. second and Mr.
OreerboT .or third.
a considerable party of homosoek.
crs accompanied Ira q. Hazard. who
returned 90 las Vegas Thursday even
ing from a trip TO Chicago and other
Illinois points. T., H. Morley, brother
OF Rev. r. A. Morley, and JOIN ~.
Knight both capitalists oi Fulton, Ill.,
sre associated with Mr. Hazard IN the
promotion of the las Vegas grant
lands These gentlemen came 10 spend
some time in that locality Other
members of me party. and prospective
homoaoohors are nr y. w Miller Of
Erie. Ill, 9eorga Maxwell Of Morris
son. lll; Judge VIM r. Chamberlain
of Chicago, Fred Colby OF Crystal
Lake and HIS slstor.in.law. Mrs smith
y. Colby al Chicago. The entire party
numbering sixteen, spent yesterday
driving over the lands on The mesa
east Of inat city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

The meeting clcc,od officers FOR the
ensuing year as follows; a. b. Rene.
Tan OF Santa Fo president; r. w.
Hanna Of Santa Re. secretary. Mr..
kcnehan succeeds A. W. HawkinH OF
Alamogordo and Mr, Hanna succeeds
himself in Rn Office no has had tho
honor OF holding FOR several years.
the vice presidents OF the various
districts aro benjamin Read. a. n.
McMlllen. =. c. Wade. Charles spioas.
" ~ Wharton. w. G. Reid.
Roswell was chosen as the place
for the next annual convention Of the
association.
W. A. Hawkins Attorney General
-. G.. Reid and q y. Catron we're
elected delegates 10 the annual con
ventlon OF The American Bas asso.
citation.
The now members elected 10 the
association were J. w. Eaton Of Clit.
ton. H. l.. Bixlor. Ration. n. ID. Iyoibe.
Ration; 4. @. Matteson. iucnmcarl:
Attorneys Majors. Downs and sherry,
Alamogordo, and Alvin II. white Of
Silver city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
DAeENETTE TALKS ABOUT
GALToN SEA HEAT

"Only tho Pima aud papaRo Indians,
Injured 40 tho climate through gener-
.atiOns, can carrX ON the fight against
the Colorado river" said outing
Agent Charles q. Dagenetto OF Alhu-
QuerQue. N. A., to reporter for the
Tucson Citizen
Mr.. DagUnollo looks aiter the in-
dams who are az work trying 20 d.
vert the Iampaging Colorado river
back into rs proper channel at the In
take Of tho Imperial canal below
Yuma.
THE heat down az che scene Of the
work Is terrific at present" said ar
Dagouetio. 1T ranges from 40 10
I2i and Il 50 q terribly oxhauating Or
deal for the laborers. Hundreds Of
Chol0s have been brought Ia from
California and Mexico and placed on
the job. bat they give Out after a few
days
"For white men Il Is out Of the
question. Navajo or Pueblo Indians,
wiry though they are, could not stay
with the Job any time az an. Tho only
men who can make good are the Pr
mas and Papagooa. who are used 10
living Ia the fearful desert heat Even
they give out uftcF a while and not the
least serious aspect Of the light
against the Colorado river ID the dii-
ncuhy OF securing labor"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
An ALBUQUERQUEAN
SHORT IN ACCOUNTS
AZ FL Paso--J. N. Billings
Cashier For Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
he FLEEs INTO Old MEXICO
Was Well Known Here Where tie
Used 10 30 Cashier For
Darby A. Day.

The I'D paro papers uf August 2a.
which arrived hero nn ihe delayed
tialn last night, contain long accounts
of iho regulations of j. M billings
cashier IN the Pass City ONCE OF toe
Mutual life Insurance company, and
formerly cashier IN the Albuquerque
office Of the company whom Darby A.
Day was general ascent oi iec New
Mexico and Arizona district iof The
Mutual Llfo. with headquarters here
Al that time Billings made hls home
with 81. nay at the latior'e lno resi-
donce on west Railroad avenue.
According 90 the reports OF che o.
fair nililuga let the 30 paso once
last Friday saying he VISA going 90 his
apartments pa no was NJ. SlEco that
time be has not been seen and a later
examination OF bic buoks dlsoloEoa the
fact that be is short Ga hia accornls.
but to what extent H.. n. Ferguson.
manager az the ~ paao once. who
succeeded 90 that position upon tho
resignation nomO tim0 ago OF Mr. Day
does not care 90 state until tho ar
rival oi a company auditor 90 chccK
up tho books. u "A said. however
that the shortage is between $1,000
and $1,000.
Mr.. Ferguson. also former Aibu.
quofuuean was ~ Gallup whom "a.
vieel of tho disappearance az Bnlinqs
and the apparent shortage IN his ac.
counts. and DO huFrlodiy returned 90
the Pass City, passing through this
city Friday night
Speaking of the populations OF Bnl.
ings Mr. Ferguson said.
"hiliinRa was fully bonded Win =
hoelliy company, and tho Mutual Life
Is Thoroughly protected from loss. he
was trusted employee and / have al
ways considered him n valuable man.
I retained ..lm IA tho once when Mr.
Day resigned
The matter a. entirely within the
hands of tina bonding company. I have
received advlcos from tho aomo ONCE
81 the company that the bonding com.
pany has beCn notified OF the shortage
of Billings and that they have started
man t0war,. ID paso Our company
o. fully protected anf q o. natural
that the bonding company viii exert
all possible means TO catch ana pun.
ish the culprlt.
"iiN was young man for whom
! felt very sincere regard. se was
ever gontlemanly and made ard kopt
friends wherever ne went Hts only
vice. 20 far as ! am able 60 learn. was
drink ! did not even know that ho
drank 10 excess until since his short
age became known. never saw him
under the influence OF LIQUOR IN my
liie thnt vomcmher of and had no
lntimation nor have I now that he
lived beyond HE means never had
anything IN my experience that / re-
GREETED aa sincerely 40 ! 90 this mat.
tlr and have every day hoped
against hope that billings was only
drunk and would show up and explain
nwav the circumstances ngalnst him"
Tho last seen OF Billings was al
i;a0 O'Clock Friday afternoon when
he was observed on the Mexican side
oi the line az m paao. 7, % presumed
he flod 90 Mexico
Billings while hero made many
friends who win no Doubt regret 10
hear OF che necnlaiions and misdoods
og one. who. while here. proved 20 be-
q fine fellow and sonllemaniy IN overy
way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
NEW MEMCOLAWYE
FAVOR JOINTURE
Poll Made at Meeting Of Bar
Association Reveals
Fact
RENEHAN MADE PRESIDENT
Association Took IN Nine New
Members -Foastod De-
spite Rain.

"Of the fWenty-seNen htiufn lya
present ut The meeting fully twenty OF
them were Tor Joint statehood and %
o. safe 90 say that fully two-thlrd5
of the other forty members ol the az.
nociation not present aIo oi the same
opinion
This encouraging statement TO the
friends nf uifhood waa made this
morning by Judge w j Mllle. Of Las
Vegas who accompanied hy Attorney
Chaa sp|rsf. was returning home
from attending the annual meeting az
the New Mexico bar association,
which hiss been 10 session at Cloud.
croft.
"we had lota OF rain % Cloudcrofi &"
continued The judge, bat it did not iu-
terfcro with the meeting of the as
ISOLATION We had n large number Of
good speeches on various subjects.
Judge A. b. McMlilcn Of this city
opened with an able aud much anpre-
clafed PAPER on tho ideals of the
Legal Profession he was followed
by Judge L. Bradford Prince, who
paid n hiEh tribute 20 the late Judge
Tulley. who pncticed in New Mexico
In the early days Of tbe profession
here.
Judge Prince referred not only to
the fine records OF the early mem.
hers OF the New Mexico bar, but also
10 incidents IN the NE of judge Tul.
iey, who had already become promt
aont ln Chicago before coming 90 the
southwest Suitable resolutions were
adopted by the association on the
death ol Judge Tulloy and other mom-
hcra who have passed away. An ad-
dress by lion. Thomas b. Catron Of
Santa ne on New Mexico, past Pres.
ant and Future wna also delivered nt
The morning session.
Governor "a. j Hagorman OF New
Mexico and Hon. w. d. Childqr1 Of
OF this city made enthusiastic speech
60 IN favor OF Joint statehood and
we're given r0usinE oTationH
"Iho barbecue rendered the visiting
members by the Alnm0R0rdo and
Cloudcroft attorneys. az which several
whole calves we're roasted. was RULED
on yesterday despite the rain. Judge
Mills acted as tOastmnstcr az the ban.
quet when proved TO De a very elab.
crate amoir The board was surround.
ed By the leading members OF the
legal profession IN New Mexico 20
Feiher with distinguished members OF
the Fort worth bar. accompanied by
their ladies, Timely toasia met with
eloquent and Witty responses.
Hon. w. G. Osborn of New York.
genernl counsel FOR the M paso a
Southwestern railroad was IN attend.
ance."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

tio and gangs of men are TO be- seen b.
tween stations armed With plchs end
shovolg the civil engineer with BIS
level and transit ig also a familiar lg.
ure on the train and along The iine
IN some places the line of the road a.
being gtruifhtcnod and M others 4 o.
Oclng diverted 90 avoid some trcachcr.
oua arroyo or % escape some grade.
while ihcre is hardly q section On the
two territories on which the road bed
y not being ballast ln NewMcxlco
gravel ie the chief mEleriai used.
though whore handy, STAG from the
smnlier and stone from the crushcr
are used. a new gravoi rlt wna open
ed M Rio fnDFrn today Tor hnmeiinf
on the AlhuqucrQnoGallup division
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
LOCAL VETERANS
Remember COMPADE
RESOLUTIONS or coNDoLE NcE
PASSED ON DEATH or GEN.
w. n. WHITMAN.

AZ a special meeting Of @. X. war.
rem Port, department OF New Mexico.
Grand Army of the Republic. held
August 10. 1909. the following resoiu.
iiona were unanimously adopted!
Whereas, Once more ouF post Is
cast Into deep mourning BY the ioas
of most beloved and hOnored com
rade, Gen. W. III. Whiteman. who was
called from oar midst on the ifth
inst. az Terminal. California; There.
20ro be 81 lAaa
Resolved. That we deeply doplore
this our great loss, not only so onr
post ana 20 the department OF New
MoNico Grand Army OF the Republic,
or which no was az one time en- hon.
ofed commander, but also 90 his be.
loved family, and the people OF New
Mexico. who many times honorad and
trusted MIN with responsible onices.
all Of which ho filled with honor 90
himself and credit 10 the territory
His sterling qualities his country aud
amiabie bearing towards al viii ever
be cherished On our hearts
Resolved, That our altar bo drapod
Ia mourning nor the period of thirty
days. i~fss
Resolved, Ahat We extend our most
sincere and heartfelt sympathy 10 the
life companion-hls cherished and de.
voted Wile-and the borcaved family.
whose irrcpafahle ioaa cannot ho
measured BY the loss. though great.
wo hla comrades have suffered.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread ~ large upon our rtcords. s
copy ~ mfnlahed the press OF Albu-
quelque, and 20 the members of bis
family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
Ldz Baca. 81 a..
Defendants.

Nollce - Hereby Given, That by
virtue oi a Judgment and order ol
sale ia she above cause on tho sch day
OF March, 1906, the undersigned
Special Master will. on the 18th day
of September. 1906, at 40 o'clock IN
the forenoon OF said day, al the front
door of the county court house OF the
county OF Valencia, Territory Of New
MoxlcO. sell nt public auction 10 the
highest aud best bidder, for cash,
the following real estate, situate in
the county OF Valencia. Territory %
New Mexico to-wit.
Two tracts OF land commonly
known rs the San MateO Springs
Grant, granted 90 Santiago Duran DO
Chavos on the 5th day Of FEBRUARY,
iIGS, by the then Governor and Cap
tain General OF the Province OF New
Mexico. and which said grant was az
forwards. on the eth day of February
1895. confirmed by the United States
Court OF Private Land Claims 10 the
extent of one square league. 90 be
Helect8d and surveyed within tho OUT
lying boundaries Of said original
grant. and IN two tracts Il necessary,
end which said giant WIS Afterwards
surveyed ln two tracts. under The d.
roclion Of the Surveyor General of
said Territory, and which said survey
was duly approved by said United
States Court OF Private Land Claims
reference 10 which said survey la
hereby made for more particular de-
scrlptl0n the FIRST OF sal dtractH CON
tanning according 20 said survey A.
3eli69 acres of land aud tho second
containing 4eiiA acres of land, the
total area OF said two tracts being
i,8f0.21G acres OF land A plat OF said
tracts OF land Us attached 20 the re-
port OF tho commissioners appointed
10 partition said premises and Is now
on ale IN said cause. reference %
which said plat and the decroos or
dorlng sale Is hereby made
FRANK MOORE.
Special Master
First publication August A. 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
TAXES CUT DOWN
m PHOENIX, ARlz.

Phoenix property owners this year
Will pay a tax of $500 per hundred,
which Is l7-cok5 reduction from
lass years tax. The reduction IN tax
Is duo TO the economy OF the board OF
supervisors and TO the territorial board
of equalization and the territorial adj
minlsiratlon IN raising the corpora
lion taxes OF the territory.
The only body that had 10 DO with
the making OF this years lovies that
failed TO make a reduction was the
city council. and although there ls an
Increase IN tax receipts Of about $685.
600 from saloons. tho council made O.
levy OF 10 cents on the dollar more
than last years levy.
The council this year levied til0.
The county levy d s2i0, being AZ
cents lower than last year. Twenty
cents OF this reduction was made by
the hoard OF supervisors and the other
30 hy the territorial board of eQualiza-
ton IN bringing the territorial rate
down from Do 90 40 cents.
The balance OF the tax Is for school
purposes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
JUMPED FROM BUGGY
AND BOTH KILLED
H0RsE GOT FRIGHTENED BY Az.
TOMoBllE AND FATAL ne.
HE8uLTR HAPPENED.

MT and Mra. 4. X. Basham. former
~ Df Roswell. were IN a runaway near
Hereford, Texas, and 90 q result may
Dc buried IN the same grave, says the
Roswell Record. They were out drly-
ms IN a surrey, rix siilos Hast OF
Hereford. WhQn me horses took fright
"a 40 automobile This scared Mr..
and Mrs. Baaham 20 that they jumped
from the surrey, both striking on their
heads. Mrs. HaahRm'a neck was brok-
ca and she expired Immediately. Mr.,
bashamH skull was fractured and bis
injuries are undoubtedly fatal "A
message received staioa that be d az
ing
The accident happened az 3 o'clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
MORE RICH nhoKERs IN JAIL
ON CHARGE Of eMUOCL IN

Mexican custom onicials 10 Nogalea
made another roundup OF alleged
gmuRglefs. Members Of the firm Of
g. a. Ramirez a Co.. and nearly all
the officials of the company have been
placed under arrest and the officers
are hunting for others. Among those
nov la fail are Ciyllo A. Ramirez, the
millionaire broker and mining man,
who is nt the head OF the arm; Man.
ucl Ramirog. his brother, and Antonio
Ramirez. chief clerk aud Luis narin.
Ing, cashier All are prominent Ia so.
nora business circles.
Clrilo Ramirez WAS arrested on a
similar charge six years ago ANA VAS
besides paying a heavy fine az the
iiiae also served three years 10 nelem
prison ID Mexico. He q well known
IN Southern Arizona and along thC
border Eduardo Ramirez, anOihol
brother OF Cirilo Ramirez aud mem
Der Of The arm, "a in i.0s Angeles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
REV. LUKENe RESIGNS
CHARGE AT ROaWELL

Al the congregational meeting OF
the Presbyterian church the other
night the resignation OF Rev. G. -.
Lukons as pastor was unanimously ac-
ccptod. the minister being present and
urging his friends 10 vote In favor Of
the acceptance, says the Woawoll Rec
ord. The matter OF calling a minister
was not decided, adjournment being
taken while the question was stlll un-
der discussion. There was an equally
divided house as % tho question Of
calling a minister now or waiting until
others are given a hearing. Roy. Mr,
Lukons acted az moderator OF the
meeting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
DIES AFTER A
BRIEF ILLNESS
r. S. Austin. Web Known Here
SuCCumbS From Diabetes
at FL Pas0.
WAS a NOTED mETALLURoIsT
For Years Superintendent Of the
Guggonholm Smoller az
n Paso.

Yesterday afternoon. Tho Evening
Citizen announced tho departure OF
Henry loci ahrt fsr Id para. buf az
no news OF the death % Mr. Austin
had reached this city as far as known
90 the newspapers. % was given ont
that Mr. Lockhar had gone 20 tho
Pass City on a visit The following
article. taken from the El paao Her
aid, gives che account oi the sudden
death OF The woll-known mclallurGlat.
who was the E0nin.law on Mr. and
airs Horny Lookhhfi. 81 this city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

AZ the meeting OF tho Oiscorg of the
Ei paso Southern railway held rnurs'
day. IN the ONCE OF A. y. Fail. Vice
president 90 ID Paso, the entire list
Of Omcers were reelected. Nothing
but routine business Is reported.
The road ia a terminal one FOR the
Sierra Madre ana bound 10 become OK
great Importance through the throN'
Ing OF Greene interests 10 800 Paao.
Trahic 10 the Federal smcliof, 90 De
opened ihia fall and TOR distribution
OF the sonora lumber supply, VIII Ia
crease the Importance 81 the road.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

makes liio now aa safe ~ that city ne
on the higher uplnnda. ~ w. 0oodloo.
who resides on nutfou street, en-
Waco, Tex. needs no sea wall for
Pafeiy. he writes. u have used Dr.
Kings New Discovery for conaump.
ton .hc past ave years and y Keeps
mo wen and safe. Before that time
had a cough which for years had
been growing worse. Now it'E gone"
Cures chronic coughs, IA grippe. Group
WhooplnR cough and prevents pnou.
monia. Pleasant 90 take. Every DOT
ne guaranteed 40 on druggists Price
soc aud a. Trial hottie free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

Carlos 0rlogo who has probably
been ia police court on charges OF
lntoSlcaiion more often than any
other resident OF Albuquerque. was IN
the tolls again this morning when
brought before the tribunal Of Justice
Carlos was elill too hazy to talk and
consequently waa remanded back 10
JAIL 20 sober az sufficiently TO be nut
10 work on the streets. II Is said that
Carlos IS indebted 70 the city ahoat
100 days for past ofonaes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

John Kelly, a Nurse at the Santa Fc-
faclhc hospital, who, 30 alleges "a
" Williams. shop man. assaulted
the latter nlghl before last. and for
whom q warrant was issued yesterday
morning has not been Appreciated
70 yet, ho not having showed up az
the hospital last night az at any time
since the assault took place. The
police are silll looking for him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

Charles Epplo, q shop man. whom
several witnesses testified ln court
this morning was IN the habit Of com.
ing home every evening. rushing the
Erowieri hghting and qunrrellng with
hia wife aud exposing his person by
committing nuisancea IN the front
yard, thereby disturbing the peace OF
The entire noiEhborhood OF Gi0 North
Twelfth street. whore he resides. was
fined SIS BY Judge Crawford and
given a severe lecture besides. He
paid the nne and departed. promlsing
% be- good.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

How 20 keep "a periodic attacks Of
hili0uguoss and habltnal constipation
was a mystery that Or. Kings New
Life Pills solved Tor me" writes John
N. Pleasant ~ Magnolia. Ind. The
only pills that are guaranteed Go give
perfect satisfaction 20 everybody or
money refunded Only 25c az OH druG.
riata
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

Major Hnmm. editor and manager oi
the Constitutionaiist, Emminonce. Ky.
when he was horcoly attacked. four
years ago. by piles bought n box OF
buckIon'a Arnica salvo, of wt,ch no
says. ~ cured me Ia ten Gags and
no trouble since. Quickest healer OF
burns. sores. cuts and wounds. 25c
az an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
Santa % lMPRoVlNo

An one hes 20 do 10 md out that the
seata BE j. doing things IA the wey
ol Improving It's roadbod IS 10 take a
day ride over the road. From Ration 90
Needles. Cal, work trains are backed
IN az almost every station, big or IT,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
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