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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-27
VOICE OF VIE STATE PRESS

We nave never known man who
possessed in a wider degree a splendid
courage that no opposition could blanch,
an intellect of cleaner perception,
heart of greater tenderness, or a spirit
and manner more simple and unobtru-
sive among his fellows. His loyalty to
his friends and those he loved, to his
state and country, was an inspiration
No man ever trusted George E. Bryant
as soldier, citizen or friend that did
not find him ready to defend that trust
with his life and his fortune. He came
Of heroic stock, and always bore him
self as if in full view of what such he
redity meant to every line of duty that
presented itself. A man of rare quail
ity has gone to his we'll earned rest.
Governor Hoard in jefferson County
Union.
II
In the recent action of Montgomery
Ward & Co. against the Merchants
Association of South Dakota on the
charge of conspiring to damage their
business, the supreme court of THAT
state decided against Montgomery Ward
& Co. and in favor of the Merchants
Association. Their defeat was owing
largely to the fact that Montgomery
Ward & Co. were unable to come into
court with clean hands. having sold a
large amount of goods in South Dakota
in violation of the pure food law
One of the trade journals is authority
for the statement that over 1000 cases
for violation of pure food laws have
been filed against the well known firm
of Sears, Roebuck & Co. Chicago.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-27

While driving home from Victory,
George Baxter of Asbury Ridge, lost a
horse valued at $3.50 The animal Slip
ped and broke one of its hind legs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-27

Prospective heirs are usually glad to
wear dead mems shoes.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-27

Humility, that low sweet root
From which all heavenly virtues shoot.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-27

De Wits Little Early Risers, safe,
sure pills. o. f. Davis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-27
sIejehbors &c, FooIea.

Golden West flour Csc a sack at
Lindemann' s.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-27

You will hasten recovery by tax
ing one of Ayers Pills at bedtime.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
25c For Ginghan1 Aprons
WOrfh 35c

A splendid assortment from Which 70
choose are made of extra good durable
ginghams and come in all the wanted col
ors; are in both small and medium sized
checks; also a nice assortment of plain
aprons made extra large; have pockets :;
are the bib styles and specially priced for
today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19

1t is the sheriff's plan to get together
a band OF rangers similar to the rurales
of the Mexican border. These men can
work In pairs and can ride from one
end of the county to the other. With
these experts in the art of handling
guns, protecting the far outlying dis
tricts, 1t will be unhealthy for yeggmen
or tramps to loaf about the roads. The
many little unincorporated towns at
present without protection would have
a safeguard.
Robbers would never know at what
moment the rangers would sweep into
their neighborhood.
81 have been thinking this thing over
seriously for some time" said Sheriff
Hammel yesterday. THE expense
would be comparatively small to the
protection afforded these towns. Los
Angeles is a big county, and with the
city as a base II is hard to get quick
action in these robberies occurring in
the distant parts of the county. The
robbers have all the advantages. They
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19

of Sheriff Hammel, but Is looked favor
ably upon by members of the board of
county supervisors, before whom the
proposition may soon be put for consid-
Grafton.
Since the series of bank and post
office robberies have affected the out
lying districts of the county the urgent
need of an efficient force to police the
country roads and the distant sections
has become more and more apparent.
Los Angeles county has nearly as
great an area as several of the eastern
states. It's mountainous passes, it's hills
and desert land, its seashore and caves
offer yeggmen and robbers the most
satisfactory conditions for work. The
cities are many and are fairly well
policed. The sheriff and his deputies
with various constables manage to take
care of a great portion of the work. but
there are some places i'm the county
where a man might ride for days with
out ever seeing an officer. and these
districts are the places to be protected.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19

strike town and blow the bank and
before you can even hear about 1t they
can have reached a city or have gained
the hills. If deputies have to be sent
out they must be started from Los An
geles and it is practically useless to
follow dead trail Put these men on
horseback in the wild country and on
motorcycles in the road districts. men
who can be depended upon, and it will
turn the tables on these robbers.
81 think 1t would be a splendid plan,
and l intend to take it up with the
supervisors"
Chairman Charles Patterson of the
board of supervisors yesterday put the
seal of approval on the proposition. Mr.,
Patterson was at one time a Texas
ranger of band of men who knew how
to handle rustlers and men of a type
far different from the present day rob
ber, Mr.. Patterson's district takes in
the Antelope valley, and the people up
there know how to protect themselves,
so that the chairman of the board
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19

spoke from a dislnterested standpoint.
"These outlying districts need more
protection, and we owe it to them,
said Mr.. Patterson. This ranger
proposition appeals to me. The mere
fact that armed officers are patroling
a district and are liable at any time
to sweep down on an outlaw is a rather
sure cure for outlawry These robbers
will quit a section rather than take
such chances, Besides, with a mounted
force like that in the field they could
be hurried to a certain point in pursuit
giving chase in the old fashioned way
and sticking day and night on the
trail, without affecting the officers
needed at the county jail.
"They could run these yeggmen off
the map and keep them off and purge
the county of Objectionable characters
l think such a plan with good men Sc
lected and posted about the unprotect-
ed points, would be a good thing for
the county"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
ANNEXED SCHOOLS
IN BAD REPAIR
Board of Education Approprlates
Money to Put "shoestrlne" lnstl-
tutions in a More Suit
able Condition

In anneXing the now famous "shoe-
dentiy secured some things not wholly
desirable Among these are the public
schools Of the district, which Foreman
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
WANTS RANGERS
TO PATROL ROAD
Chairman OF Supervisors Approves the
Idea and Believes Bank and POST
office Robberies Could Be
Stopped

That Los Angeles county may soon
be protected from one end to the other
by mounted rangers or by a suburban
police system is not only the fond hope
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
22c For Black Sateen FpronS
UOrth 35c

A very special offering for Memorable
Tuesday" only; there are just about 20
dozen of these splendid aprons in the lot,
made of excellent black sateen; have
large pockets, are full SO inches in length
and are the regular 35c values.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
EOo FOR SATEEN PETTICOATS
CUC WORTH 75c

Ten these excellent specially priced
TUESDAY, made of excellent black sateen; have 9nc
hounces
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
RAILROAD NOTES.

81 g. Lucas ~ fnis cts. 90 the new
santa % scent ~ silver CifF succeed
inT r. g. Eaehen who o. transferred
~ Uemlua Tho bfminF arrnf goes
f4 Meaiia Park
Robert pnuiio. who served al O.
Santa De- telegraph operator af laa
Vegas and Hemerokiiie. died lu the
NHfa Fr hosultai af the Meadow Cltl
SATURDAY. ~ tnbrrulrfis
The Weilr-FHsn cypress office az
les Vegas r. nuw receiving clearing
h1uFe c~erfirratns lf at first declines
fo acffpi snFfhire buf cash. bot came
through after me hUsiress men held "a
meeting ems necHied a. boycott the
cHm.urg
There uss a good trai 81 excite
monf In Ias Vegas Friday nighf when
% Nslr-FafEo package Df $1,000 sll-
ser dollars billed tn the FIrst Na-
fHnal bnnh brafr omen ari spilled the
wmoie0rH aI over ahr floor Hf the exc
rresr carl lf looked Tor H Tess MOI
meru NEe ffe murfF crisis must
surely he % thing ol tfe uaat
Conductor Tfmes MeIrrraf and
brakeman . n sfauner nf tho Santa
Pc Hfre bafh Instantly tIlef Fuia5
uieht in "a peculiar aCrldert near ra.-
f0n cal The switch engine roo or
ihe end of fhe icehouse siding lrfo the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
NOTED ECONOMISTS TO
ATTEND TAX CONGRESS

columbus ohio. NoF i0-The gov
err0rs ~ ID number ~ states and
many sell known economists WNl at
tend the national conference on AKA
zion which VIII o-en Iu Columbus next
Tuesday Governor Guild. 90 Massa-
rhuastr mNl preside.
The meeting promises tD bF the
most Important of lfs kIn ever held
In fhe rrlted States Arrangements
haFr been under way Tor almost q
-ar The governors ~ practically odd
30 fhr states have appointed 1riesates
leading Hrtrrs on economic auesto us
have accepted Invitations fu attend
anI tns practical Tax men 1f The caur-
fu un 1e present
Tfe conference s nor Don the Interest
~ anF nre school or theory % taNa-
uol. The object of the conference is
frre Interchange of opinion lm0ng
fnT men Hnu TTe HufEln earnestly
for fHf nfIirrmenf 90 TOE |faEafIuT
ars uf fne 0nrrfrs federal slate and
local ard fo give permanent form to
the ideas 70 these men, fhaf The etu-
cent uf TAXATION mas hsf- su 1ppar-
fun.ty te study them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
BR|T|SHERS WOULD
WELCOME TAFT
Secfetayfs Failure to Visit
England WIN Be Keen Disap-
p0intment 10 Admirers There


fBy Msrnins Journsl speeiai aenssd WireI
London NOV. lD-lf Secretary -
War Tar DOES not visit England on
his way home from the east b ~ht
be- a Aeen disappointment % his many
admirers IN the British lsier
when fhe Itinerary ~ bis round
thf-world "Trip was published lu Lon
don shortly after his departure foz
Japan and BE- .as noticed thar he
planned - visif Berlin and 81 Peters
burg bui that he wes NOT going 70
stop in either Paris Or Lgndon. steps
afrs taken ~ induce b saCrelary -
csfue here Tor g dag or tuu at ieasi r.
meet some ~ the Leading public men.
10 fhls case Mr. TAFT would. Of
course Do received IS KlnR Edward
Washington vas advised through the
Bfuai official channel that Mf. Tar.s
flst here would b. agreeable and
there j. SSH s,me hope in spite ~
the TACT that she secretary has written
that be- 81 hurrging home te prepare
hle report for the opening ~ con-
rrees. fhat De HHl take p steamer from
ma English port Instead " going direct
from Berlin ~ Chefb 0urE Those
wh0 haFe interested Themselves Del the
matter haye npf yei been advised
s neither the washington admInietra
uau and 'afr. Taft will give favorable
consideration 'g this proposal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
LOCAL ITEMS or INTEREST


~ re srrnf shst yes ta1uie npf 70 -
~ Pessal Tslexr1ph Ga1psuy. ry1nE -
mfre Anf adGfesa and fhs pageT VII -
~ esrers1 ~ . spef1as m@assngsr -
Taeyspns -.
Fuflsa~L
WafhtrEfc1 Sos. 19-Hew Aexlna.
1srtn rain ~ HDpW tH south
portion Mau6sg fair in extreme wes,
portion. TUadag falr warmer.
y a. Fairfield. ~ anta re- ar
ha 3 she Gifts f8F1 sight
81 Kfans ~ Denver vas q
e ar fhf A~isara6D Yesfen1ag
g. eHara9r. ~ the santa p me-
Department ~ paton aas ir
ESQ yesterday
Your nheteFraph - a postal card
nHle eau walt ~ Fgte'F E3eetucal
FaNia. 41TM Eeafn second
~ n Greg ~ ~ the firm cavairV
from Fort WIngate Ws among fhP
F8eas 81 me AiFaraG8 yesterday
goG8snfg p0Ttaf cards win w9Br fsfD-
rarn On white SOU walt gf FlfFs
Efrtaf stuas zG1A South Second
Tomorrow afternoon ~ 3 a'riDrk
sefs mfE ~ q apetaal meeting ~ 81
Tahns uulia st me tefiry room - me
ehurrh
Ma Pouch bee returned 90 the city
ffsm willard - %. wbere she hae
laan H0fne ngwe ffennerwrhfe work
fnf the willard Mercantile COMPANY
WrF EafFaHalle = makinr ureuara-
ssfinf ~ bold s handkerchief and
apron saAe the nYKt week IN Deem
AR foF the benefit ~ Immaculate
rsnfeBtiua chuffh
pffFana 6esir0ae ~ befug present ~
the afnW nE feT inc flde viii please ~
nf y q Houston CO.. stationery store
IN a. Central ayenue on Tuesday
efalHg #uF fe a. 5 = m
mipr E8ln HHxef has returned 20
fnis eiff efief 3 prolonged whit to her
haHle ir DE Hran and sHN epend the
winter ir AIbuQlefune 81 aacpn-
mlea ~ her SITTER sAA@ Elizabeth
Rerer.
rae aesth & arhouncsa b FORT
psserd - ~ Friday November .
nssfgH wsifbFiaRe Allen. eyed
fn8mg-fFe wears Decreased was the
aan ~ General Charles , Allen.
ruiisa states army
Clinton j. CFf udefl suuerintenderf
~ ths Aauta Fe Iudian school arrived
fn AltlaAeruue iaai nienf and Nli
iaare ffis mrrniHN for Jfmex where
BE- will remain alrinF the annual
fiesta al the Jemez puehlu Ne atn
nf accompanied Is superintendent
CHsters - fht Aibuqpefque school
Pred j. Otero returned last night
ffam 4 b~usiness ffln % ueneeE
Taru-Tu AR ana MrH r. 81
.hacntsrr rI5 Wen Rome avenue.
3 daughter. Monday November ~.
1899.
Aanari R chavez q wen kn0an
young man ~ Mailia, q. ~ and
ffls gfrnie Ehs ~ siifeT ciff Hiu
married fhe latter part ~ thia
month. D announcement having just
been Issued
M W Conner. ~ -esfle washing
arrived fn aibrquerquf yesterday
and spent thf aab herf lfaNinN laet
fuE HaWru fncprru county
thera be- sRua o. barge tract ~ land
Conner urouoser mahe DIS
home ir Skew MsHirp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
COLUMBIA REQUIRES
LARGER INCOME
Plea for Further Of.
Famous University in ANU
al Report Of President Mich
olas Murray Butler.
lBy Nsrnirs Souraai Special Leased plrs.I

fBy W0rniNg J0mfnai social LEASED Wfr9.g
NeH YorE NoF. 1e-PreE6ent But
Ter. u Columbia rnfverstg aka a
plea for further endnwmeuE in his
annual repa&1 10 the trustees ~ b
university MADE public tonight Pfesi-
dent Butler s that the aFah8unt Of
.glfts received iu money curing the
year amounted ~ sse6.b81. and Dn thu
subject 81 gifts aid
Fr0u the repou 81 ire treasurer
q Nn1 ~ seen that for the year ending
June So. 1857. the deficiency ia the.
cost y maintaining the educational
work ~ the university reached the.
large sum n s1k.I8s This sum IL eE-
elusive o. tine Interest charge ~
Es8,gsB. Naturally thls result Is Gauss
FOR gave eYncern. "a points once
nrore and #ltn neW emphasis % theI
b~nda1iahie fact that Columbia Uni
sersity g. not sufficiently endowed 20
carry on the work which BIAS been
laid upon o. The cost n instruction
- constantly increasing. and the uurn-
~ students grows steadily larger
was shown in detail in the last an
mual report. fhe salaries paid 10 The
teaching staff are FAR from mar tines
houle be-. Much that 81 urgently de-
reanded s. either not undertake. al
AL " Is insufhcientig Trkf iaea for iti
h. within the mark 70 say that an adj
dltionai free income ~ s10e.0 900 a year
81 am absolute Necessity lf tire nmlVer-
sity Il not 10 restrict ils educational
opportunities. No effort must b.
81 prUFide thls sum-. for with
Ia we must face grave emharra8
Huenf tu fhr immediate future.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
SNAP


Ten tracts cf gar6en truck and Or
chsra lands q from : % - acres
each under good dtfch& AAe ard
a half frsm CRY. only so 10 SEQ per
acre Similar Lard eis@Rh4r@ n the
territory il selling al from sI25 %
s@=5 peF acre.
Twenty choice sg-fo1t lots II Trf-
Fersify Heights from SO 70 sizes each
six beautiful close I'M residence
l9S In Perea Addition 1EEluG5ng tMo
corners, $50 TO s@75 each
SIX dandy Aclo~ p lots In Grant
7racl c1y water e-c $50 70 s2co
Seven fire lots on Boasgmoon
k9s cennai aFsaue from $50 70
ss5G each.
Three residence lo-s IN Daran 4
Alexander Additisn Granite ri
between Third and Fourth streets,
Fiee 10 3I5o each
Pour @mi-busness lots. corner
Firsl street and Roma 500
70 $500 each.
Seven business lots on Copper ave-
including eorner. $500 Up
sss
!. One extra choice business lOt o.
Central avenue between seventh and
Eighth streets, s I.000.
One good brick residence ard three
% foot lots in Eastern Addition.
only Si-2So.
one small brisk residence and two
- foot lots IN Eastern Addition. only
$50.
TERM~One-half. cash, balance
one year
TITLES - Perfect abstract fur
II you wish telephone your address
10 our office and We viii call with
~ automobile and show sou around
No. SIS
Surety Inrestment Co
Albuquerque land Co
broadway Land and Investment Co.
Heights Improvement Co
u. Il. B. SELLERS. Manager.
office. Rooms 8 and II. Cromwell
BUILDING. over T. L wash
burn COS store.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

NOTION We Nov 10-FolUEing
fhe arrival here today ~ President
samuel Gumptre the rfiye cDln-
fH ~ uhe American Federation ~
fatar heId q f-uuT-fDuu session. The
refarf ~ Mf GumpfrE wnlfh Wl. De-
beard when the federation cDuFenes ar
tfe Iama.eHn exposition and other
matters 20 impur-aura H~fe discussed
IL g. iDfimafcd that Mr Gguprrs har
Hururlaf boz store go which he Wil
give utternnce in tnis address prior ta
fhe reading If his report buf tha -
aho mas b. acquainted Hifh ius lr-
port haNe nothing go Say
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
ALL PARTIES M NEW
JERSEY WANT RECOUNT

Newark y j. Nov 1a-Goyernor
stokes viii be petltiened b. the eem-
ocratIe members ~ both branches -
the Legislature. tt b. said. % call a
special F~sei0n ~ the legislature for
the purpose ~ ordering a recount n
the entire state vote for governor as
recorded last Tuesday This decision
the result ~ a closed conference
the Continental hotel in Newark to-
day. al which republicans. democrats
Independents and others from various
parts 81 the state were IN attendance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

BID 80 Orr nov. &c on III
BOOK ACCOUNTS AND MOTIFS BIZ
LONGING TO THE BANkRIIFf
ESTATE OF A. ,. HANEItkAMPf
MOTIFS AND ACCOUNTS AMOUNT
ING To ONFR Sf2. 900. 90 Al A BIG
PROTTT-NAkING DISCOUNT To
WIND Up TIL ISTAfi-
EpR SCHEDULE AND INFOfiAfA-
TON sFE OR ADDitfl~-.
J. \. MILLER. TRI STFE-
ALL OIEEDIL y. ~.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
PENNSYLVANIA MAN
WAYLAlD AND MURDERED

gonnKUrr. Pa NOV. f8-Ba6fy
mGtHafed ar8 bearing MARKS showing
THAR 81 had seer saaf repeatedly ans
terribly beaten ne body ~ william
f8fue s prominent citizen a Bolivar.
Pa near here WAS found to-day ln
a reia q slgfI distance from thai
toWn Tire earth Wae torn ap gYer 3
eac ~ 3 g8arfef ~ an acre arVuna
fse body. ind eating that Cline made q
hard NFBKgie far mas life
Tire motive FIR the crime s. thought
81 hafe been ROBBERY. a. a. me tire
n his Aeaff ~ haG On his person y
large sum ~ money receives from the
sale " 81 mNmH8- This money mas
mleaug whea fhe bodg Naa found
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

New YORK. NpF. l4--Mu walter
Wyman. former Wife ~ a wealthy chit
raEo coal dealer. committed seiciut
here TO-DAY hy asphyKlatl0H SIR Wy
man ang with Meiha 40 are Waldorf
Astoria ten years ago and WAS famed
AZ "A Dranlrical sulolsL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

HAHN-s HAND-sCRFENED HOT
STUFF GUARANTEED AL HEAT-
GIVING COAT TO TTnE LAST
OUNCE WI EXPECT TO SILL.
1OU MORE THAN ONE ORDER
PHONE 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

Many rneu anf WCmer cstch colds 81 oarces
whlrl terminate iu pneumpnla ana cen-
aampfia1 After cHpoTure. ~ EaleTH Honey
auI Tar CO. taken % viii break up q cold
end % SERIOUS results reed hs feared Re
fase arF tur the Fenulas lu q geil0w pack
age = H DE4eIV Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

AFEN MORE PAIRS OF THOSE
HTAITIFUI CAMP ANkfsr>-
SDIT. LIGHT AND NAHN. AT
pANICkN PRICES ~ THE HiO
gRANDE NOOLT-N MILLS CO. co
OPERATIVE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

FOR 4 TON OF Our COAL w
CINE NOI 2e0g lbs OF THE Bi~f
BTHNINg TTEL ON TIE MARkET.
HAND-~GIiIINED- fliL OF Ht-af.
No WASTE ". "a HAHN co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

Ny STORE Will BIZ CLOSED
NOV. ~ TO Is. To TAKE An IN
EENTOKN. on THE 18Th I WILL
REOPEN AND OTTFR Ny ENTIRE
STOCK OF GROCERIES To THE
PEOPLE At COST
q y. BRIGHAM.
1fs-12O -. SECOND 1T.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

Ferna1d KE4 NQa lB.-As the re-
auif - 2 quarrel 0rer az election bet
william Hopkins son 81 RAF Thomas
Hopkins and Frank Foley ~ tafs
niace. fought q duel here tgda9 Hop
Kim nas inatsnfiy kfl5ea n Foiey 81
fatally injured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

4 FFW MORE PAIRS OF THOSE
FI.AITLEIL CAMP BI-ANkEfN
pANrhH PRICES. BN THE mo
GRANBE NOOLEN Mills 60. CO.
OPERATIVE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

Omaha. Nov iB-The first snow
Or ths season fel over Omaha and
much ~ the state this morning a
fal continuing for an hour.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

BOY ABOUT Is WARS Old TO
LIAIkN TRADE. APPLY At MORN
ING JOURNAL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

2r-acre ranch. cne mile from city
cut $50 tons this season. Pour lots
corner Gold ave and EiEhth - In
qulre J. uorafailc. III Gold ave
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

~ you ARR NOT SATISFIED
WITH THE ~uDFINs OF 1otA
HORSE TRY kpRBHH A 90 MI
MANNIIE 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

W. WANT - moEsE VT. a -.
FAsTT KE At So FIN MONTH AD-
BHES. HRIIL a RO~>. % as. ALBt-
QUEEqIE. - n.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

NOTHING MORE APPRoPTf-
All FOR CHRISTMAS THAN =
PHOTOGRAPH. ON DOLl.N CAB
1NET PHOTOGRAPHS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11

MIIIET STUDIO.
as MIST RAiLROf D AVENUE
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