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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
a BAD hoMRRE JUST
OUT or pENlTENTtARV.

sheriff Cieofes Romero returned 90
Las Vegas from the eastern part of
The county. having Ia charge Don't
c.ano harroa, who is now in The cOun.
IS jail, says the Opic. The latter was
released from the pennentiary six
months ngO, and since his return home
has been a bad homhre, according 90
reports received By the sheriff ID is
alleged that he has oeon beating bis
wife. and threatening 60 kill her. has
been stealing cattle and tcFrQrizing
the entire noignbQrhood When the
county sheriff hove In sight. ne be-
came as humble and meek az urian
heep and peacefully submitted 90 an.
reat although the ponltontlaiy al
Santa We was agein staring him IN the
face she preliminary nearing has
been SET for touay, before Justice OF
the Peace Frank Bone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
ELEcTRIoAL STORM

During the existence vi q sharp cleo
irlcal storm which passed over this
place last Friday afternoon lightning
struck Mrs Orchards house and also
shattered a tree in the front yard,
says the HillshorO Advocate. Mrs.
Orchard was knocked down and slight
ly stunned by The concusalon. one pic.
ture hanging ON the wall was liuerally
torn 10 pieces while others were dash
ca TO the floor. The building was
practically unlniurcd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
GALLUP BoYs WILL
ENTER NEW YORK SCHOOL.

sioph0n CHnnVan q UaIlup, ACCOM-
panied BY his two sons, has gone 20
Ntw YorF. The boys viii be put IN
a business school for a time and may
later enter 8 law school Afr Cam
avian WI also visit In New Jersey,
where he nt one time lived and has
relatives.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
LETTERS OF COINCIDENCE
BY G. K. WARREN POST

Whereas. the Gatat Commander
OF ali the forces N the universe has
called our comrade NJ. y. sherman,
20 answer 90 the last roll call nd hiB
home IN Old Albuquerque. ~ g., on
the ninth day Ut July. 1906.
Resolved, that we his comrades on
q. r. Warren post No. 8. department
OF New Mckee Grand Army Of the
Republic. DO hereby express our
heartfelt sorrow for the loss Of this
comrade from our ranks, aud hereby
express our sincere sympathy for She
wife and children aud other relations
and friends oi our deceased comrade.
and.
Resolved, further, that We commend
the courageous manner IN which the
widow and daughter Of our oomradc
have taken up the burdens of lie ln
the support Of she family.
Resolved that q copy OF these rcao-
luiiona be presented 90 the widow aud
family and BE- handed Ga the city Cd.
liors for publication.
Simcd--l N. Warner. ThOa. llar-
wood and w. w. HaYuug. committees.
whereas. our comrado. r. r. SIC.
Aullho. was ON the SIN day % May,
1906 called away from his earthly
service 90 join the great army On che
other sidei
Resolved. that IN the death OF this
comrado our post has lost a faithful
member, bis family n Kind husband
am father. and our sympathy Do here
by expressed 90 hla Invalid wife aud
son, and We hereby recommend them
20 the sympathy of the good people of
Albuquerque
Resolved, that a copy os these fea0-
luil0ns be- presented to the widow and
son nj our deceased comrado und be
published in the city papers.
Signed N, Warner, Thua Haro
wood and w. W Havena committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Game warden w u urllln of hln
20 has been informed that W a.
Logan. b deputy game warden ln 40
arfiha county. hes arrested Luis ln.
1aleH. logo la Lulnn, levi 00n1 a.
hOuaiacio Lulen. Uamian Gonzales ld
M Oontaics "a a CHARGE ~ sno6l AZ
mca we're ctugnt with d portion oi
tho deqg meat ln luolr pmaeaalon.
n ff were fHkon before IHhiico 0f ihf
Peace milnef and nnCd $40 and coaif
each
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
HEAVY BUSINESS At
THE LAND OFFICE
.FoR MONTH " AuousT-oNE
HUNDRED AND -oRTY-siN

The lend entries for the last eleven
days of August asa not keep pace
with the preceding twenty days at the
land once IN Santa Fe However, the
business done for the month was quite
heavy, and shows that there ia a laFge
demand for free government lands Ia
this land district
one hundred and toriy-slx original
homestead entries are reuordad for the
month, and Of these eighty'1ovcH are
credited 90 Torrance county, San
Miguel county Is second on the hst,
iWenty.f0Hr entries having been made
there during the month % August
Santa Ne county is third with eight
entries.
In detail tho business done Is as FOX
lows.
Original homestead entries. TAG:
acres. 22.S38. nnai homestead entries.
O; acres entered $780, desert land en-
tries, a2; acres 6.S0I. The original
homestead entries were divided a. fol-
lowsi
Bernalliio. 2: Couax. 3. Guadalupe.
4; Mckinley. none; Mora. U Rio Ar
riha, q ShndOYal. none; San Miguel
2i, San Juan. 81 Santa Re, 8; socor-
fo none; Taos 2; Torrance SO Va
loncia. none.
The desert land entries wore. San
dOvai. j san Juan, " Santa Fc n
san Miguel, Torrance, ~.
The nnn, homcateads were. COllaN
.li Mora. 2 Santa he, Torrance. 2.
The tOiai number of original home
stead entries since January :. 90
1895. acres entered. iTf,3tS. Total
number OF hnal homestead entries
ll5. acres entered l7,f76. Total num-
Der oi desert land entries, ie5; acres
entered. eiT3l. The total number ef
entries OF or kinds since January d,
1906, Is i.a52; acres entered, 2ii,6O5.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Carh9llc acid Win remove lemon
a'uina from any kind OK furniture.
Every h0uaekfeper should have "a
small emery wheel, which may be run
by an electric motor u % especially
useful in cleaning lnc sllvorWnre.
Never allow the cook 20 wear her
diamond ring while knoading bread
ihe stone VIII spoil iho EavOr % the
most carefully prepared bread
a little Portland cement added 20
cas- mcat while q Is boiling viii give
o. b1dy.
cut glass should always Do polished
with aandpaDor.
DO nos iall % clean the inside OF
the lncandeaccnt lamp bulb.
Tho od0f 90 cabbage onl1ns nnd
many other vegetables, Whiie being
cooked Is offensive ~ most persons
blt q can DE destroyed by c0dilaf tho
stove with rubber
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

WILL RE JRN TO
GALLUP FROM BALTIMORE.
Miss aEnes Bowie, who was eallcd
20 Baltimore, Md, by the Illness Of
nor brother, .lorEe, viii return 20
Gallup soon. accompanied by her
brother. VINO will rest az home for
awhile before rosumlng bis medical
studies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
M.la0Ns oHoeNIle -

hQkAH - A,uN AMaINs
The other night a number of ihe
members of ihe n and a "A. mrt
30 walker hall end organized Z local
lodge. with y d Laaater. Warshipfu'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

IT, ifQl strong haze F1od aHngillo
and digestion. flfop toundly and euioy
nfa. u1c hufdpck blood hIiiora. To-
great system tonRN and builder.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

saleawomen report chat a. laat the
protest OF the doctors against very
small hand glasses ~ taking effect
and that the sales ~ inhniteaimal
mirrors have decreased apprcclably'
- ON glad 10 hear Il, said an eye
fpoc allet. III a. wonder 10 me that
half the women in the land are not
cross eyed already. The conlortions
10 which they subject the muscles OF
Che csc IN their efforts 20 see them
.tivos as others see them "a something
aNful. III / had ms way ! would amaah
half the hand glasses in the country,
especially those little pocket editolna.
4 suppose Il 10 perfectly natural Cor q
woman 10 want 10 look az ner back
hair baioro going ON the street but
lsutico % her yes demands thar her
hand mirror he considerably larger
than a ten cent piece"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

MFa A. B Roehgie 0l 40 South
Third street Roe rnne 20 Deuver ioI
brief Fitt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

An Old gentleman friend OF the
writer OF these letters bFnEs that bel
hasn't taken n vacation In twenty-five
years. He says he has missed only
one d1y from business IN that time,
aud that vas the day OF the Great
hiizgard lie takes great delight IN
going 90 the railroad stations snd the
boat landings when the summer Wis
itufs come HWarming back. and notes
tnalr tired appearance with great
gloe Ne says they make a business
OF pleasure seeking and tire them
selves in trying % get the worth Of
their money. lie illustrates his mean
ing by telling q story Of travelling
on q night boat which is noted for iis
good suppora sc"ted opposite him
vas an elderly lady and her husband.
nctWoon them was "a lad. their son,
about az years old. After while, the
ola gentleman noticed that the boy
was IN distress. After q while he
burst out With. "But ! cant eat any
more" "But you must cat more,
said his mother. I'VE paid seventy
ave cents for your supper ticket, and
you must got the value OF the money
IN THO way, be says. the summer hit
ters 80 about their vacationizing;
they are under the spur al the time
/ they are absent from home. for fear
they won't get as much pleasure AZ
can be crowded Into the time al their
disposal And 20 they keep on the
jump ali the while. exerting them.
selves under the unusual conditions,
their movements, which 40 home would
be- work, not regulated by the regular
methods Of their daily ayocatl0ns, ana
in this manner they do more real
work az a pleasure resort than they
ever thought OF doing In the same
time az home Bo says u takes a
month or more Tor one 90 set ready
to start on a vacation. and q month
or go longer 90 gee back and fully
dOwn % work aftqr the vacation "a
ended Al any rate, be claims. that
ne keeps rested. working his usual
period every day. while the vacation
ors come back nli tired out
u has been many years since the
I we'll street district has been 90 over.
run With gamblers and criminals as
now There was a time when the
Wall street pcllco had a dead line,
beyond which no known crook was
allowed 90 pass but q seems 60 have
/ gradually faded away Gambling Ia
different degrees. distinct from Stock
Exchange speculation. petty grating
aud a myriad forms OF low finance,
flourish 90 an amazing degree IN the
financial district Small bucket shops
are aumcrous AZ a place on Broad
street a faro Iank ~ IN fun operation
and q e. usually patronized by scores
OF brokers clerks. They so ihoro
during lunch time. aud the proprietor
loi che place furnishes the patrons
u with an elegant lunch free OF charge
Each man generally drops a few dol
OLD TIMER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

An unusual sight wns Witnessed this
week hy a large crowd Of shoppers in
the nfiFhbOrho1d oi Columbus Circle,
when "a Chanc after lowering over the
circle for some time. percaed on TOP
az the Columbus statue Many per'
sons IN ,,ie crowd had never seen q
crane before. end ihe stray bird was
variOnaly designated. Several shots
were nrod ut %. but none took effect
.rho birds next resting place WAS on
9iho roof % 'he Church Of the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

w ~. Edgar. one or me nf0priftOfa
of the Imperial laundry. returned
home on the Eyer yesterday nom s
two wooke visit 10 hl1 parents al
Hoonvilie. MO. AR EdFar tells greet
stories Of q larFt fruit crop sue fruit
raisera Of Missouri have had this year
ana rendered a Mlssouh plDpin apple
10 The EVENING Citizen weighing g
pound ~ proof that his stories are noi
ncliciouf
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1906-06-29
CHOOSE YE.
Dedicatory Message by Mary
Baker G.. Eddy.
Pleasant View. Concord, n. H..
June 9. 1906

Ny beloved brethren:
The divine might of Truth de
mands well-doing in order to dem
onstrate truth. and this not alone
in accord with human desire but
with spiritual power st. John
writes: Blessed are they that do
his commandments, that they may
have right to the tree of life. and
may enter in through the gates into
the city"
The scar leaves of faith without
works, scattered abroad in Zion S
waste places, appeal to reformers.
SHOW me thy faith by thy works =
Christian Science is not a dwell
er apart in royal solitude; it is not
law of matter nor "A trauscendent-
alism that heals only the sick
This Science is a law Of divine
Mind, persuasive animus. AN I'm
erring impetus. an ever-present
help. Its presence is felt, for it
acts and acts wisely. always unfold
ing the highway of hope, faith.
understanding. 1t is the higher
criticism, the higher hope; and its
effect on man is mainly this that
what one knows of him, on exam
nation one is compelled to think
genuine, whoever did it. A Chris
tian Scientist vcrifcs his calling.
Choose ye.
When, by losing ones faith in
matter and sim one finds the spirit
of Truth. then he practices the
Golden Rule spontaneously: and
obedience to this rule spiritualizes
man, for the worlds nolens volens
cannot enthrall it. Lust. dishon-
esty, sin disables the student it
precludes the practice of efficient
teaching of Christian Science, the
truth of mans being.
/ The Scripture reads: He that
taketh not his cross. and followeth
after me, is not worthy Of me"
On this basis, how many are fol-
lowing the Way-shower: We fol-
low Truth only as we follow truly,
meekly, patiently, spiritually, bless
ing saint and sinner with the Ieaven
of divine Love, which woman has
put into Christendom and mrdi-
cine
\ genuine Christian Scientist
loves Protestant and Catholic. D.
d. and NJ. D.. loves all who love
God. good: and he loves his en-
emies. 1t will be found that. in
stead of opposing, such an indi-
vidual subserves the interests of
both medical faculty and Chris
tianity, and they thrive together,
learning that Mind power is good
will toward men. Thus unfolding
the true metal in character. the
iron in human nature rusts away:
honesty and justice. not lust ice, ="
characterize the seeker and finder
of Christian Science.
Thanks fol- the railroad COM
pany's courtesy; long live that
railroad management. in which
mans a man for a that
The pride of place or power is
the prince of this world that hath
nothing in Christ. Our great
Master said: Except We become
as a little child, we cannot enter
the kingdom of heaven the reign
of righteousness, the glory of good,
healing the sick and saving the
sinner. The height of my hope
must remain, Glory be to Thee,
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1906-06-29
Gas and Oil.

A mass meeting of all parties
interested in seeing the gas and oil
possibilities of the San Luis valley
developed. is called at the Opera
House at Alamosa. for Tuesday
evening. July 3, at 1870 sharp
Everybody come. Outside and
local speakers will address the
meeting Excursion rates on X.
r. will be in effect at that time.
e. A. CARPENTER.
JOHN HEWITT.
c. c. HoLBRooK.
Committee.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1906-06-29
Thou God most high and nigh

philosophy, or religion is not of
God and originates in the minds
of mortals. 1t is the Adam dream
according to the Scriptural allie
CORY, wherein man is supposed to
start from dust and woman to be
the outcome of mans rib.-mar-
rage synonymous with legalized
lust. and the offspring of sense the
murderers of their brothers,
Wholly apart from this mortal
dream. this illusion and delusion
of sense, Christian Science comes
to reveal man as Gods image. His
idea. co-existeut with Him and
God giving all and man having all
that God gives. Whence. then.
came the creation of matter, sin.
and death, mortal pride and power.
prestige or privilege? The first
commandment of the Hebrew Dec
alogue, Thou shalt have no other
gods before me-" and the Golden
Rule are the all-in-all of Christian
Science. They are the spiritual
idealism and realism, which. when
realized, constitute Christian
Scientist, heal the sick, reform the
sinner, and rob the grave of its
victory.
The spiritual understanding,
which demonstrates Christian
Science. enables the devout Scien-
fist to worship, not an unknown
God. but Him whom. understand
ing even in part. he continues to
love more and to serve better.
Beloved, | am not with you in
propria persona at this memorable
Dedication and Communion sea-
son, but | am with you in spirit
and in truth, lovingly thanking
your generosity and fidelity. and
saying virtually what the prophet
said: Continue to choose whom
ye will serve"
Forgetting the Golden Rule and
iuduIging sin. men cannot serve
God: they cannot demonstrate the
omuipotence of divine Mind. that
heals the sick and the sinner.
Human will may mesmerize and
mislead man; divine wisdom. never
Iudulging deceit is like the de
PENDANT arguing for the plaintiff in
favor of IA decision, wi ich he knows
will be turned against himself.
We cannot serve two masters.
Do we love God supremacy? Are
we honest, just, faithful? Are we
true to ourselves? God is not
Knocked" Whatsoever man
soweth, that shall he also reap"
To abide in our unsettled better
self, is to be done forever with the
sins of the flesh, the wrongs of
human life. the tempter and tempta-
ton, the smile and deceit of dam
nation. When we have overcome
sin in all its forms. men may revile
us and despitefully use us. and we
shall rejoice, for great is our re
ward in heaven"
You have dexterously and wise
ly provided for The Mother Church
OF Christ. Scientist, magnificent
Temple wherein to enter and pray.
Greatly impressed and encouraged
thereby. deeply do | thank you for
this proof of your progress. unity,
and love.
The modest edifice of The Moth
er Church of Christ, Scientist. be-
gan with the cross; its excelsior
Extension is the crown. The room
of your Leader remains in the be
ginning of this edifice. evidencing
the praise of babes. and the Word.
which proceedeth out of the mouth
of God. Its browning ultimate
rises to mental monument. IA
superstructure high above the work
of mems hands. even the outcome
of their hearts, giving to the ma
terial spiritual significance the
II l..u..I.. 1..l nol.;n,.u....,,4..
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1906-06-29
ADVERTISING RATES

Display Advertise me nts VIII De charged
for at the rate of II cents per inch per week
single column measurement, on monthly con-
tract and p cents per single column inch for
periods of less than one month. Rates given
on more than a column OF space by the year.
Di-pla advertisements will be changed every
two week. wit bout extra charge; when changes
are made weekly additional charge of s
cents per inch will be made.
Changes for display adv ertisem ents must be
in this office before Wednesday noon to insure
a change that week.
Insertion.
Notice. of Entertainments. suppers or
social where an admi sion Is cha rged which
are given to raise money. will be given half
rates Cards Of thanks, 20 cents. Resolutions
No deviation from these rates will he made
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12
RAILROADS.
Americas Greatest Railroad"
NTEWYrTI1 077wTT7&T,

Americas Greatest Railroad"
NEWYcZIA (TzMTlSl
q tAoSoN RIVER RAlEoAn
Trains leav, Grand Central Station. 42d 81.
ana except the :. 80 a. n. LO2. 3 go. 11-30
su-aIo~4sso IS as 30 ~ ao'us'as : .-''e oa
~1Os. -2O4. .48o. IS 90. 90. 20 90
$50. '11.9O ?. m
ChicaEO-'s A. "a. m s1Os -asO. $50.
$40. 200, 800, $3.50. I'll 30 Q. n.
Cincinnati-'2-O4. $50. IS oO. % so, III so
CIsxelant-- SIS a m. LOG. $50. 800.
800. % 30. Ell 80 p m.
ColuuoUs--= o. 80. 800. - 90 ?. n.
Detroit-.s.4 45 a m. 'Lo6. s4s0. 400,
$50. 20 30. @11S 90 .. m
Indtarapoiis--2 O4 - 80 ell 20 = II
NoEtrsaI-F12. 10. fs.so. as a m. .T.OO
Niagara FaIIs-fssO So .s45 a n. 30 20
a N, '1.02. 'tOs. 500 500. 'S %.
'9 70 20 80. '112O D. n.
s.. Louis-s3 O. $50 IL 80 . n
Torouto-+s. go a n. ss 90 10 81 ofi 30 D II
HARLEM DIVISION
p % a m and 35 r. m. eN. sunday. -
Piltsaeld and Scrth A:aus; sunday. 93T
pullman ears on all through trains
Ticket Offices az 149. 245. ais ana 1eiS
broadway. . Union So. ", eT5 Columbus
Az III West I25Lh St Graad Central
ZIG 10th st. Stations New y Grt 33S and
40 Fulton ST. and 954 Broadway. Br0eNlvr.
~ -Dslly Tex. Sunday. SEz- 2Ontay
Telephone 300 ss,h ST" for Nsv York
S1atral CAP Service Baggage checked from
hosei OF residences by Westcort Express
Vice Pres & Gen Mgr Pass'r Trsssc Mgr
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

CARPENTER HELPER.-By young man
sready position; has Own tools. good at
tobbing; good reference. William H VII
mott as East I36th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

PORTER or useful man capable OF doing
repatrs 20 building. such as plastering
etc. colored ". T. 3 Quincy st. Bklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12
STORAGE
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

CARETAKER. Experienced butler; best
city reference: wife good private house
keeper. T. take charge OF civ or country
house. SindIinser, 1920 ID ave.