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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09
DON'T PATENT1 THE scHEME

Rudolph Spreckels, who has put up
most of the money needed in the pros
ecution of the San Francisco grafters,
is said to have almost completed a
plan which will provide cities with a
permanent safeguard against rapa-
cious OFFICIALS as franchise grabbers.
To put the scheme in practice will re-
Quire an expenditure of 100000 a
year, but the inventor figures out
consequent annual saving to his city
of 100000 a year. For the sake of
his long suffering fellow citizens in
other municipalities Mr.. Spreckels
tenn of civic auditing which will save
thirty dollars for each dollar it costs
to maintain is badly needed every
where, and Mr.. Spreckels could afford
to make the poor victims of the graf
ters free gift of his idea.-PhiIadel-
Dhia Record.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09
FRON OTHER PENS
WALL STREETS "NERvEs.Y

1t is said that Wall street is at pres
ent the gloomiest place on this con-
tinent, no ray of optimism penetrat-
ing us murky atmosphere. The bears
are in possession; the bulls are no
where. But outside Wall street there
are persons who do not despair of the
country. 1t is observed that the crop
situation is promising. If the coming
crop Is diminished by bad weather,
still prices will be better and hundreds
of millions of bushels of grain
brought over from last years crop
will profit by the rise. The fact that
interest and dividend payments July
will. aggregate $182,OOO,OOO, break
ing the record, does not suggest deca-
dence. The industrial plants are full
up with orders and many have al
ready sold all they can produce during
l9OS. Even railway earnings are in
creaslng, gross earnings in April
showing gain of $27, 100000 and net
$500. OOO.-Baltimor Sun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09
FOR A STATE PRIMARY

NeNt year., says ]. L. Bristow's
Salina Journal, 1.-THE Republicans
should nominate all of their officers
AT the same general primary, because
II would lessen the expenses on all the
lndlvldual candidates, insure a better
attendance and secure a more nerfeot
expression of the public will, than any
otner system could. The state COM
mlttee OF Kansas should at once take
steps to provide such a primary cleo
sloh- II should include all candidates
for office from United States senator
down to at least all county Officers"
senator Long can do more to secure
direct primary next year than any
!, oozen men in the state. In jus
tifc moral political progression. he
should say the word. If not for"
the primary and willing to say so. he is
OF OF course against" it.-Clay Center
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09
As Bold rs Any.

They were just coming out Of the the
atre after seeking a performance Of
when Knights Were Bold" "Oh,
George" sighed the romantic maiden.
''how I wish you were one of the old
time knights so that you could do some
thing brave to show your love for me-"
what more do you want?" asked
George, Haven't agreed to marry you
and me only getting $40 week ?''-Tat-
tier
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09
Up to Them.

"a trust conference-any kind OF a
conference for that matter-is a good
thing said Gov. Sheldon of Nebras-
ka eff it is conducted fair. To be I'M
fair, to be prejudiced, to be suspicious,
is always to Judge wrongly. The sus-
picious man falls into error and makes
a fool of himself. There was a very
suspicious countryman who went to
New York to see the sights. Coming
to the Metropolitan Museum, he was
amazed to find that the Omission to
this splendid building cost nothing
He mounted the steps and entered.
"'Your umbrella. sir said a uni
formed official, extending his hand
1.-The countryrnan jerked back his
umbrella, laughed scornfully, and
turned on his heel.
"I knowed there was some cheat
about it when we got in free he said"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09

Mr.. Saphedde-Do you think men have
descended from monkeys?
Miss Caustique-Not very far.-Philadel-
Dhia Record.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06
mo- q KNOW

That DR.. Pierce's Favorlte Prescription 4
the only medicine sold through druggists
for womau's weaknesses and peculiar all
ments that does not contain large utlantl
ties OF alcohol? tits also she only medicine
espeeialiy prepared for the cure az the
delicate diseases peculiar TO women, the
maker of which is not afraid 10 take MS
patients into his fun confidence. by print
Ing upon each bottle wrapper all the lngre-
dents entering into the medicine. ASK
your druggist II this is not true,
SFavorlte Prescription, ? too, IS the only
medicine for women, all the ingredients
OF which have the unqualified endorse
ment Of the leading medical writers ofthc
several schools Of practlre. recommends
ing them FOR the cure OF the diseases Tor
which the prescription Is advised.
Write TO DR.. II. ". Pierce, Buffalo. n. y,
for a free booklet, and read the numer-
Gus extracts from standard medical au-
thoritleS praiSing the several ingredients
Of which DIR. Pierce's medicines are made,
and don't forget that no other medicines
put up for sale through druggists Tor do
nestle use can show any such professional
endorsement. This, OF itself, Is OF far
more weight and Importance than any
amount of so-called testimonials" SO
eonspicuously Haunted before the public,
In favor OF the alcoholic compounds.
The rFavorite Prescription : cures all
w0man's peculiar weaknesses and de-
engagements, thus banishlng the periodical
headaches, baekaehes, hearing-down dis
tress. tenderness and draging-cown SEN
satlons in lower abdomen, accompanied
By weakening and disagreeable catarrhal,
pelvic drains and kindred symptoms.
DIR. Pierce and his staff OF skilled spe-
ciaiists may be consulted free by address
ing as above. All correspondence is
treated as sacredly confidential. BY con-
sulting in this way the diSagreeable
questionlngs and personal examinations
are avoided.
Tho Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser contains some very interesting
and valuable chapters on the diseases
peculiar TO women. 1t contains over Il
thousand pages. IL is sent post paid, on
receipt Of sufficient IN one-eent stamps to
pay cost OF mailing only. or p cents for
q copy la flexible paper covers, OF 81 cents
for a cloth.hound copy, Address DIR. Il. v.
Pierce as above.
DIR. Pierce's Pellets regulate and invig-
crate stomach, liver and bowels. One
a laxative. two or three cathartlc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06
a. FLEiSCHER
Real Estate and Loans. Fire
Insurance. Surety Bonds
Auto Phone SIS 212h 5. Second st
FOR SALE.

81, S50-5-room brick, gOOa cellar ana
outbuildings, lot 50x14g. :. Edith st
sl.70o-4-roon new frame cottage
hath. etc. in Highlands.
S1.5Q0-a-roOm frame cottage, bath
lot 5Ox14z. close In, fine shade and
fruit trees
I 2.0e0-5-room frame cottage, new.
bath. cellar. we'll built. 5. Walter st.
Si.o00-4-room frame cottage. near
shops lot 5Qx142. ON ear line.
S60o-s-room frame cottage, near
shops. corner lot, easy payments.
81. 2Q0-6-room frame dwelling. lot
10ox12e. \. Eighth ST
s.. 2oo-5-reom frame cottage. mod
eru. y. Twelfth St, on car line.
sl.3o0-4-room frame cottage. n.
Eighth 81. Easy terms
s., 5ee-s-room, 2-story brick; bath,
cellar. electric lights cemert walks
on Highlands, close In.
s., eQQ-5-room new brick cottage.
y. Eighth ST adobe cutbuihlinrs
s2.Iea-a-r0em modern brick cottage.
bath. electric lights: good Location
s.. eeo-5-room new brick cottage:
electric lights y. Second ST.: 1850
cash. balance Cd i'm at s per vent
S1.25o-5-rOom modern adobe, wei
built nicely finished large groun,is
Coed outbuildings. trees end shrub.
berry. Fouth ward
. 2eo-S-room frame dwelling, IN
corner close In. Lot T6xI42. nIs
shade trees.
A hne piece Of business property Tor
sale.
Some good ranches Ger sale close "a
city.
f-fae---room brick ceitare hath
electric eshts barn. corner lot bOs
lea ~ Second tire
SIT aH-a-ranm frame new h4rn
SHADE uesa eiu water. hiEh i5ca
zen.
f4Nt4-t-raom frame cottage hath
tfr s ArH1 sfrssL
g. f.N-f-raoW fFarlr hsff aia-f,t.
NEfu trsaa ahIllhtlV. Ia Tkrf4f
NNur.h FsFH
Afnff iu tatn 80 Gord Esal Fstsfs
u taa hasa q ilislea
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06
WITNESSES TESTIFY
THAT LOBATO
SHOT FIRST
Several Swear Dead Man Had
Pointed Weapon at Express
Observation-Disclosures Goes
Over Until Monday,

Especial nlsaatri to the Marrsu@ Jearnal.l
Santa Fc. y a.. Jan a-The pre-
lminaTy hearing of John NJ. Morris.
Ghs MegiS Fargo express messenger.
whp shot and killed Catalina LotStto
at iamy junction ON the uight of
January list was taken arr before
Judge John r. McFfe this afternoon
The hearing had been called for 2
O'Clock before Justice OF the Peace
Jose Garcia. but fer several reasons
ID was deemed best 90 wait Tor the Tres
turn of Judge McFIe
The territory WAS represented by
District Attorney r. G. GortncF As
sisiamt District Attorney g. SCI CAtrUn,
and r. 81 Read.
George W. Prichard aud IT, e. Alb
hott appeared COR the defense.
Two charges We're presented against
Morris one 81 assault ana onc 81 lnf
der THE bearing was not completed
this afternoon nt O'Clock and Wii Sc
over untu Monday when other Wit
nesses viii be Called
The district attorney and his assist
ants desired tu take evidence on both
charges at the Same t1ue. bur tht
counsel fer the defense objected Co
this and the district attorney elected
90 take up thc wurdtt charge first
THE evidence htaught 0ug this after
noon constitutes Is STORY nf THE killing
90 Leh5to substantially D. told Bee ths
Morning journal Va the aas tolio0lue
rae tfaeetN Witnesses TESTIFIED as W
the incidents tn Be- waiting gaom
when Roman I-ob4to. brother IS tht
dtal man. Sat against Norris ieg ant
refused te now ct Norris action tI
fortinE hiw to move and az the tron-
hle which followed and which Clause,
Morris Ga go 90 the lunch fpo01.
IHH.H aa.H Hrr.Haer.aH HaaH.na.aHna sr.a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

be interviewed because they We're oul
OF the city. IA both gentlemen, VINO
own considerable property on the
city's main business thoroughfate, are
understood TO be Wiling % share the
expense OF having Railroad avenue
made dust and mud proof.
Henry Yanow expressed . wider
spread opinion yesterday In the STATE
ment thai a clean. well paved city,
wirh modern streets as viewed by tran
silent visitors or people passing
through on the train adyertisas Itself
more effectnally tina by al the 1ter-
lAture in the world. The smallest
towns in the east have paved streets
said MIR. YanoW. and people coming
from the east are at once struck ny
the lack OF uaved streets where the are
not visible. II would be a fine thing
for the city 70 pave The streets.
'The most important result of pay
ing the down town streets said -
il Washburn, the elothier, yesterday
would be the Installing of a drainage
system. sewers which would drain
m the rain water from the street
would constitute the greatest improve
ment this City has seen IN q decade
The stagliant water which makes the
streets swamps for days after an or
dinare rain IS al once a nuisance a
a menace to health Paved and wen
drained streets I think are more
needed than anything else In Albu-
0uer1ue az present u viii be impos-
sible 10 nave even the down town
squares until the drainage matter j.
taken care Of. The time Is coming
this will have 20 be done.
put 81 up 20 the taxpayers saiu
William Chaplin. the shoe man. let
Them vote on the proposition. II the
people want paved streets J am will
ling 10 pay my share. That IS the
quickest way 20 get az the root OF tn
natter
we always have been up 20 snun
and ought Il keep there. said Wal
lace Hesselden last night In the course
M "a conversation on city improve
mcnts ia general Pave the streets by
an means. In bad weather they are Nt
present a horrible sight. To Keep up
o date Albuquerque ought 20 pave
he streets.
"Not being "a property owner IN the
business section. perhaps should not
'Npress any views on the matter said
A.. Matson. when asked his opinion
But merely as a business man ] be-
the streets should hy AN means
naved ana mat the effect on husi-
would be Immediate 8nd marked,
tside from the beaniifying Of The city.
am heartily m favor 81 paving the
other business men along Railroad
VENUE heartily favor the idea of paw
ne the downtown squares. The fore
expressions of opinion show
lretty Clearly the trend of public
eminent The council is now doing
hard thinking on the subject &
" street paving ana the street COM
especially IS beginning 10 take
{ under earnest consideration. The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

Couldn't ma the one nan = this
who wants that saddle or Grlv-
Ing horse Of y0urs as sureIv and as
Sherlock's fee would be larger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

THERE are reopre reading our Tor
Rent column today VINO would make
desirable tenants for that vacant house
Of yours. There Will be tomorrow
too. and there is time enough for you
10 yet YOUR ad 81 that column tomor-
row. II should have been in today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

The New Yorker to the manor born
expects to shuttle of his load OF ear
and get home 10 Molly and the haO.-
some time before breakfast the next
morning but the sunday school SUI
p-erintenaeut from the interior who
comes 10 town once a year or once "a
lifetime with a high steam pressure
and Is neat little ron or the long green
one im his right-hapd trousers pocket.
expects to stay right on the job until
hn seQs a finish. Less tbnu q year ago
night and day bank was started la
look after his financial needs. but
seemed only to Increase his demand
for other similar e0nveniences. 50
SOW Is company has been formed 10
Furnish legal aid in an sorts or emer-
gencies az q hour ~ the day or
night. All That a. necessary IS 10
ring up the office from the hotel ana
tAen pay the bNl Not long ago q
gaag ne WAS engaged to he married
that q steam yacht was a necessary
part 81 the equipment. Id was after
anice hours and the question was t0
md q lawyer qualified to draw up q
lease FOR this particular kind Of mat
r|in1oniai craft. All other sources
having failed, application 20 the all
night law company brought the de
sired result. AT the hour Of five e.. NJ.
The lease was signed. sealed and de-
ANered and AG eight the bridegroom
steamed away up the Hudson anpar-
entity piissfully unconscious Of iii
tact hat q railroad runs so close along
b edge ot the river that sometimes 81
fails In.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06
NEW YORK GAINS
ONE THOUSAND
EVERY DAY
GROWTH OF
METROPOLIS IN 1906
Night and Day Lawyers For
Those Who Need Them.
District Attorney Jerome
DisappointS Insurance Men,

New York. Jan. 4-According 10
universal New York custom. Father
Knickerhocker has been taking ac-
count az stock. and finds occasion 70
c~onprafufatp himself that in 1906 his
city of Gotham has hroken all records
for growth Of big cities. It's total ia-
crease in population has been 10000.
or over a thousand new inhabitants
for every day in the year. The foat-
ing pnpulatiou-Visitors ana others
whose stay Is temporary. whose homes
are the hotels and lodging houses, n
whose presence gives the air Of hustle
and ranid life 70 the shopping districr
and the Great White Way. is num-
bered at $4,000 to 200. 600. To the
city and its suburbs during the year
has come an increase IN real estate
values of $500. 600. 0Q0-a trine, to be
sure. bat nearly three times the prop
crty valuation Of h entire state Of
Nevada IN 1905. nearly equal 90 that
of Arizona and wyoming combined
far greater than thai Of New Mexico.
Idaho az Utah. and just about equal
10 the entire property valuation or
South Dakota In b q year. For the.
years work on rapid transit projects.
the total outlay has been $500 .0NO, GOO,
and the work already under way VIII
$1,000. 100000 by the time 1t Is
completed. Just 10 keep in touch
with things, the old gentleman In the
powdered wig has broken another
reCurd-that for telephone instaila-
lions, Within a radius OF about 81
miles Of the city hall. there are nov
in service some ass geo telephones
SO that NOW New York has in service
more telephones than London ana the
other largest cities ~ Great Brit
ain combined nor than France.
Holland. Belgium and Switzerland
combined ANA more telephones than
are 70 be found in the twenty largest
IN Germany. The new install
i'm the territory in and near
New York for the year numbered o.
Geo. or nearly geo q day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

Our stock of canned goods includes
all the finest and best known brands.
4. q. PRATT & co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

the world. not excepting Cairo, in
Guiding 500. GOO Italians. zoe 600 Jews
and $4,000 Armenians, 10 mention
only three OF the many nationaltties,
and hat the church at present makes
no adequate provision for reaching
these elements OF the population. The
work among the f0reign-speakins
population Is Intended 10 he not 50
distinctively missionary work as 90
provide means OF bringing religious
services within the reach OF those who
10 not speak English and VINO other
rs Use would be deprived OF the faciii-
ties of the church. Bishon Potter
announces that he has recently licen-
sed "a man to preach im the IiddisA
dialect. and tina he has In view the
appointment of others 10 conduct SER
vices in various other languages,
Among other departures he suggests
that German services De held in old
Trinity church II necessary, and points
cut the appropriateness Of this step
on the part OF the church as symbol
lied ny the Chapel of the seven
Tongues in connection with the Cathe-
drai OF -. John the Divine. which is
SO planned as to be tributary To tine
great Central hall in which services
are held 20 English.
49,
New York has two Adamless Edens.
and each by analogy has proved the
other 10 be a dismal failure. One is
the Hotel Martha Washington and the
other Is what Is known as the Wild
oWs settlement M the upper arm 81
the lake i'm Central park. For a long
Time amor OF discora, if not actual
war, have reas he'd the outside world
from the sacred precincts Of the hotel
whose threshold few mere men dare
Ia cross. The trouble reached 3 eli-
max one day last week when "a stock
holders meeting WAS called To con
slider the fact that whatever q may
have been as q theory, the hotel mas
50 far proved q praatless venture.
Tiaen arose divers guests whO are
stockholders 80 the extent of not less
than one whole share nf stock. and
declared mat il was no wonder. Such
anagemen would ruin anything
they complained, To say nothing OF
the 8bsurslity 81 refusing TO serve wine
jelly with the Christmas dinner, just
because il is q temperance hotel. 1t
was a positive shame 90 charge for
rolls when that IS AN 70 really needs
for breakfast. and the head waitress
was altogether too Tar 20 De artistic
even IL she was efficient. TiluH too. b.
WAS simply impossihls to get-weli.
certain interesting novels from the
hotel library. Bur when 81 came a..
the lady Dcll-hops. they were the
limit, There was no such thing as.
inducing n Of them 20 do q littl
thing like tightening g few strings or.
butt9nAng a4w1ixss1p the back without
"a zip TIP IN his i~ustithuon in Central.
park Director Smith last summer hard
a colony ~ I7s domestic ducks and
only q dozen brakes. To be- sure the
ducks don't wear waists that button
mp the back and their creature COM
forts are looked after by q mere man.
Bat since tGty were put into limited
winter quarters a short time Aso,
there have been single Combats and
battles royal which the old keeper de-
clared 10 De nothing more nor less
thau a fight for a husband 50 a cou-
pie u dozen more brakes were trans
ferrcd to the lake ana the trouble has
entirely disappeared.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

NHsTENEg NotR STOCK Rf-
QiikE NJ HAVE IT. IIIuFH
fNuu nR MEDICINE o. n. III.
l.--MuI = IIu.I elLLIL n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

District Attorney Jerome hss
proved "a distinct and bitter disap-
-pointmeut in she insurance cases. and
$50 one admits 3D. more readily NOW
than George ". Perkins ~ the firm
of J. +. Morgan CO.. and ex-Secretau
of tine Treasury Charles : Faircbfld.
tho Two gentlemen who have just
been Indicted hy the grand jury for
forgery in the third degree in eonnec-
tion with certain dummy sales Of
stOaN. When Ef happened. the election
81 trustees was am over but counting
the ballots. and even that had been
satisfactorily arranged fer by means
50 those convenient card index sSS-
TENS which are either deliberately
simple ar simply elaborate according
10 ihe ends u Is intended - serve and
equally capable uf proving aNl thing
either way. There we're 100000 ot
those ballots they had cost someone
s dollar apiece 90 collect to say noth-
mE OF the Incidental expense or ln-
an.rng n~alicvhoiderS tc see fhe matter
q the right ijsht. ard 90 would never
& 5 SD the officials said. merely tc
eaunt them and abide hy fhe result
Fius- the ballots q be sorted anu
arranged geographically. Ahen thel
must be counted e simply to aseor-
a1n the total vote east Aifcr mas
ne rlrtS each having AZ separate
and distinct entries Tor each haliot
exclusive 81 the signatures OF ue inn
suectarS would COME into plaA. This
rtatnt something Fer 100000 o.
fr.es before the ucJual count and tah-
alat5nn af votes could he~]u- -Four
tire officials Nid sadly. would
n-rhshiN be Required to complete taa
aark hnt. ihe eaded uerr ehce-
tuft rememhering that W g Few more
felrs were necessary the matter
would Sc So nearly ~fnrgo-ren by that
rlma as a. occasion Itlie er uo Cum-
u the result would probably he
heavily in favor 81 The present admin
I-iraLian autroW. Then tne blow fen.
There j. no Question that ST.. Iureme
as te Niame THE grand jurN itself
sdi 1hat De- would not Base Indicted
f.d he nnt go strsnuousis assisted
upon N rne charss upon Hhieh tle
Indictment WAS based woHia have been
nutfaNe3 hV the statute et limitations
r anothfr ore DAYS As 60 IS 1eH1
promises additional trouble fnr the lr-
arsncf urenare Wnnsc Nfa Cor fne
rtsl iuo fes has been ca strenuous
one
Tire rr.d anE m M alier
so .He population 90 Aea fork has De-
tna aaInnrifite 40 rle Episcopal
nfE1 5sataI slns ta
Uf . IrH rrH plan r
.H. lHI Dos nr -IuNF Hra
M NsraI Fuurr Iar ~ Ume Hni
M E." .r
HI
r.rl re
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

~ aN the weighty subjects dis
cWssed by the savants ~ the American
ASSOCIATION for the Advancement of
science. who for a week haVe been
holding forth al Columbia University
none attracted greater attention than
the talk or Major c. E. Woodruff on
the Disappearance Of the Blonde
tvres iu America EVeu the grey
haired members SAT up ami took
notice, Not au eye closed "a ihe end
~ thr discussion According 90 the
major Who has made @ close study
Of blondes tlnder what circumstance
he did uot stated there IS tc be O slow
1isa appearance % ihe type Which IS 3D.
vanish entirely ln about SEQ years
II Was also argued q fact which even
81 uou-sel vHh recognize. rhaf
blonde women will BE- nor and more
Sou1ft as cn-r become aucer Mator
Woudrun holds out onlA ssns hope
t1af science mas yct discover 1ue
means 81 urusuknunE pigment inro
the skim which controls the cnior ut
ire hair nl the complexion but IL IS
bard Ter Nen Workers 10 believe thar
iH ong 500 years Lillian Russell 8
golden lo viii haTe disappeared
W given place ts dresses OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06

WANTED-Man for general work,
must understand care Of horses.
Bring references. Santa Fe Hospital
WANTED-Man or boy TO work on
ranch. Address, b. this office. is
WANTED-Married man to work
with team on Terrace addition. House
rent free. n. p. Stamm. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-06
n%OARDERs WANTFD.

BOARDING - Choice day board,
close in. can be had by asking at Pos
tai Telegraph office 10 a. m, 10 ? p. m.