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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
MISTAKES

Arr said often to b. buried SIX feet undoI
ground. But many times women call on
their family physicians. suffering, as they
Imagine. one from dyspepsia, another from
heart disease, another from liver or Md
nry disease. another from nervous pros
trntion, another with pain here and there,
and Ice thls way they present alike %
themselves and their CasYarulng OF over
busy doctor. separate diseases. Tor which
h.. assuming them ~ h. such, prcscrlbcs
bis pills and potlonS. IN reality, they are
900 only symptoms caused BY some uterine
disease. The phxsician, Ignorant Of the
causs u suffering R%ps upl<Jreatment
until large bills are nNde. Ifl 2tcring
patient sets no etieAfJTaec2Mthe
wrnng treatment. but probably wurSr a
LL.Ilnltumt ulrllLll ~ G1uxLMnnl1
Ln-m-GIlh dlseasa There
toms and iustituting comfort Instead Of
prolonged misery. n has teen vel said.
that 4 disease known D. half cured
Or. Pl,rcts FaNurltc Prescription : a
fctutltc medicine. carefully devised By
nn experienced and sklllful physician.
and adapted to woman's dellcate system.
Has made ~ native American medicinal
roots and lalCrfectlE harmless In its
CccZ Ia LILlL-ILLll
- q Powerful iuyigorating tonic Pa
vor.ie Prescription imuarts strength O.
the whole system aud o. tle organs disc
fincfiv feminine in particular. For over
worked. HWufnauut rundown arh.I.
tatui teacherS mlliiucre drussuaaers
slmsfncsaes. s~shuuHgirIA house keepers
nursing mothers. and furhie Wumru gene
orally. nr pierco's favorite Prs fptl.n
ls the greatest earthly buun g uu-
cqu-lel as an appeu1ng cordial aaa r.
fiarlUFe tonic
A. . aolhlug and Strengthen nerve
Ire HiaNurta Prescription Is u~ueuaIni
aud ID invaluable ln allayinF esd sub
dung nervous eXciinhility. iu ability.
nervous rKhcusrum. nCrNuus p~ralHtum.
unU rairia hysferla. spnsm& - hItusis
dance and other distressing ufUuus
sfmrtous commonly attendant upun
f~uucilouli ard organic q seas ~ tln
ufrrus ID iudunes rrfreshluE sffsp M
neufai auNietr and desfpna mes.
DR.. iIffcfs Pheasant Pellets iuN Eurafs
the stomach liver aHd huuelA one ~
three q oo.a Easy ~ take 81 candy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
BOLD BANDIT WORKS
At COUNTY JAIL
Las Vegas Has RObber Masked
and Anne dWho Lies in Wait
Behind Prison Walls,
Especial correspondence Morning Jourual.I

Especial correspondence Morning journal. !
East Las Vegas, y. M, sept. l6.-
Abel G%allegos stayed out late last
night, and as a result has a ease Of
nerves that viii hold him close at
home at night for a month. Abel left
his companions AT the lonely hour OF
! a.. M. His homeWard way lay by
the county Jan. the place of an places
which the lawbreakcr Is supposed to
shun. but exceptions to an suppose
tious theories there viii be. as Abel Is
prepared to testify. For from behind
the solemn gray walls OF the jail. az
Abel was about 20 pass. stepped forth
a bold rnbber. whose eyes glared
menaelngiy through the holes Of a
black mask He pointed "a formidable
gun at Abcls devoted head and In a
Terrible voice commanded him To-
shell out his valuables. Abel sholled
% The extent of Sl.25. a tooth pick
and a collar button These the des-
perado accepted and told Abel Co hike.
There Is fear and trembling mong
the night hawks as it is believed the
nan with the black mask VIII be
heard from again.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18

viii meet IN special session Monday
morning. with Hon. Jesus Romero,
probate Judge. presiding, to look into
the estate Of Jesse f.. French, de-
ceased. and other business that may
be laid before the court.
Licensed 10 Wed.
Glen II Bearrup. aged " years, ana
Carrie g. Neher, aged 10 years. both
Of Albuquerque, applied for and re-
ceived a marriage license yesterday Of
Probate Clerk a. r. Walker. Mr..
Bearrup aud Miss Neher Will be mar
ried this evening at the home Of the
BRIDES parents. on North Second
street.
Reauisitiou Goes for Bartlett.
Several days will elapse before the
police and county authorities VIII
know whether Charles a, Bartlett,
aims Charles A. Bowers and other
s~liascS, now IN the III Paso. Tex, jan,
VIII be returned ia albuquerque %
stand trial FOR passing worthless
checks upon two local business men.
sheriff Perfecto Armito and Chiei
Of Police Thomas McMilltn YESTERDAY
received word that Governor Curry
had forwarded 20 Governor Campbell
at Austin. Tex. the requisiti0n papers
Tor Burtlettz return 10 New Mexico.
The warrant charging bartlett with
missing worthless checks upon John
COfnett. proprietor OF me NendOfnf
hotel. and a clerk in the Alvarado
pharmacy. have been placed In the
hands Of Assistant chief W. G.. Ken
needy.
Orleer Kennedy wired TO the El
Paso chief yesterday requesting him
10 advise whenever word was received
from Governor Campbell. and In case
the Lgne Star executive honor Gov
ernor Curry's rcquisltion. officer Ken
nody will go TO the Pass city and
bring Bartlett to this city,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18

The following Boston quotations are fur
nlshpd bv r. Graf a Co. brokers. over their
own private wire 10 Albuquerque. n. NJ.
september DC. 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
CITY MAN IS
THE CHAMPION
STAGE DRIVER
HOUSE HAS MADE
LONG SERVICE RECORh
Driver OF the MogoIIon Stage
Has Arizona Record Breaker
Skinned a Mile and Is Still
Driving.

Especial correspondence Morning Journal.I
silver city. y. NJ. Sept. f6-m "A
recent issue of the Morning Journal
appeared an article from Arizona de-
scribing the wonderful feats in stage
driving Of one W. A. Hawkins. Of
buckeye. who claimed 10 be the cham-
piun stage driver in the southwest,
having driven $1,000 miles IN a Single
year. He went one George Conrad. OF
Prescott, a little better. and the story
was 60 the effect that Hawkins had
Them all beat. But here in silver
city a. a stage driver who has both
h Arizona men skinned not a mile.
but about 10000 miles each.
Jacob House. OF silver city. has
driven tho Mogollon-Silver city stage
fot three and a half years. He began
on November II. 1907, and for forty
Two months he made the drive six
times a week, I'VE missing a trip,
never injuring a passenger. never de-
laying the mail or losing an EXPIRES
package and he ls still driving
The distance FOR his days drive was
eighty miles, using eight horses. and
In the course of the year he drove
l5,04e miles. Figuring about LOO
days at eighty miles q day and YOU
have the astonishing total OF 5000
miles In three and q half years.
So Il can be seen that Jacob House.
as a stage driver. IL no slouch and
hat he has a little record COT his own.
When the ella river has been too high
10 ford, House has been accustomed
To- placing himself Ian a cracker box in
which ne has hceu hauled across the
river on a cable % q team waiting on
the other side, but ne never delayed
the mail Mr.. House lives IN silver
CITY and Is well known % all travellers
in these parts. The line which be- has
been driving Is owned by q. w. Mar
rintt. The veteran driver appears Co
think his record "a very ordinary one.
and that he has plenty OF room Ia pile
miles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
GUADALUPE COUNTY
STILL LEADS
More Homestead Entries Dur
Ing First Two Weeks of Sep
TENDER than Any Other in the
Santa Fe Land District,

During the first fourteen days OF
September a total OF seventy-two orig
inal homestead entries. seventeen hna.
and two desert land entries were re-
corded In this district. The business
In detail for this period Is as fol-
lows.
Original homestead entries, ~,
acres entered, 1880, These entries
were divided as follows: Guadalupe
%; Santa, "A; Torrance, II; Mora, 3;
Colfax. {: san Miguel. 4 san Juan, .,
Rio Arrlba, /. ana Mckinley, I.
Final homestead entries, IL acres
entered. 2.f2O. These entries were di-
Vided as follows: san Miguel. 6 san
Juan, 4: Mora, 2; R%crnalillo, 2; Santa
Re. I; Guadalupe, H. Valencia, 1.
Desert entries, . acres entered. 1920.
The total number of entries Of all
kinds recorded since July l Is 41i;
total number Of acres entered, So
$50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
Ho-pllaI Worker. In session.

Chicago. Sept 11-MethadS of inn
proving the efficiency of hospital work
win be discussed by dist iuguished
medical and charitable authorities
from many North American cities dur
ing the ninth conference OF the Amer
lean Hospital association. which cou-
.vgucd this morning no Hotel Palmer.
nr. George Webster. president 90 the
coined the visitors, and pr. "a. r. Web
sfcr, of b Royal Victoria hospital.
Montreal, responded fnr the associa-
tion. Dr. Rcuwick n. Ross. 90 the
Buffalo general hospital president ct
the association. delivered his annual
addresz pointing out the progress
made in hospital methods during the
last year.
This afternoon the delegates LISTEN
cd tn an address hN Miss Jane Adams.
the famous head Of the Hull house.
who spoke on The Laymau's pliut uf
View 90 Hospital Work Among the
Poor. other speakers Included Tho
Rev A. s kaNanagh. 20 fhe Mrthu-
DIST Episcopal hospital BROOKLYN. and
nr j. y D. BROWN uf thr Toronto
general hospital.
The conference win close Friday
noon with thc election uf officers after
which the dciernte- Wiii visit Chicago
hospitals Lrading hospitals of the
United states and Canada - D num-
bcr of 36n. are represented CO. the
membership nf fhe association. sew
cnty-nve having been added lei the last
year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
LONGWORTHS DUE IN
ALBUQUERQUE
THURSDAY
Pie, idents Daughter Delayed
By Freight Wreck on Mojave
Desert,

AZ "a result OF % bad freight wreck
three miles this side OF Burstuw. CAT.
Mon lay night. the chicago limited.
80 A. and No 4, the santa Fe's night
passenger trains, casthouud. both ar
rlvol here early tins morning. each
MANY hours behind time The loco
mot, C. and e number of box cars
went into a ditch carrying with them
q portion 81 the rails ana creating
othc damage
Nj and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
or oslo. en- route east were pusseu-
gers lu the limited from Los Angeles
10 williams. Ariz guing from there
t0 ITO Grand Canyon. where they VIII
spcu today The LouEWorths viii
their journey eastward to-
morrow morning. arriving In Alhu-
quer uc Thursday night 90 $3.50
u'clD tk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18

one - to ulrsf features 81 kiEnev frru-
b. IL fhaf W 81 an Irrdaus diseasn ard b..
f1ra 80 FtrfIw reaNaes BE danFsr De NAV
have q altai maialr raEs Fals1a kllue1
Cure af fas frst aEn ~ ueanls e. o. Ur
refts iffFsuiarNcs and prevents uFfahrs
liaeaaa aal Diabetes a. uMaIlr Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18

II Is learned that the government
officers have been at work on the
case for several weeks. although Il
did not become known until yesterday.
some months e the First Ma
tional Of this city sent a large sum Of
money to Beien by registered mail and
the mail sacks were rifled at the Belen
station. The present cas- presents
more Of the mysterious element than
the former one. which was some time
solved by Santa re and secret
men.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-04
News from Mi. Morlah.

Mt Moriah, Dec. B. Health in this community is very good at present.
 MT. Carse Edwards is improv. ing, Prof. w. J. Betts came down Sunday the P. and staid over till Tuesday the 29 with him and he is much better.
 There were two burials at Mt. Moriah Sunday. Athenor East, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Jim East, the other was the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. .linkins Hall, ot Berkman mill. The parents on both sides have our deepest sym, pathy.
 We have new Methodist preacher at the Mount, Bro. Jack son is bis name.
 The little 3 year old daughter of Mr. Johnnie Harts is no bet ter.
 The writer attended preaching at Bethel Sunday, and Bro. Wad- dle preached fine sermon.
 Mrs. NJ. s. Crow is visiting her sister this week near Zama.
 w. k. Thornton and family visited at Grandpa Harts Sunday.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-04
To Run Trains on Time.

Little Rock, Dec. At meet ing of the Arkansas Railroad Commission yesterday, it was decided to issue an order requir- ing railroads operating passen- ger trains in the state of Arkan- sas to keep to their published schedules. The commission will have to consider the time tables before specific order can be made, but this much has been decided upon.
 The order will of necessity ex- empt interstate trains and trains on short lines will not be put un- der any restrictions as to com plying with their schedules, save that they leave the point of ori- gin on time or not more than 80 minutes late in the event that they are waiting to make connec- tions with some other train.
 Other trains will be required to leave the point of origin on time, or not more than 30 min uteS late if a train with which they connect is late, and will be required to arrive and depart from the various stations on the route at the time specified in the schedules, unless delayed by some unavoidable accident.
 The order is the outgrowth of numerous complaints which have been made of the passenger ser vice furnished by the roads ir Arkansas.
 The conditions complained of have existed for some time anG after complaints to the railroad |
 officials from travelling public had not been productive of any betterment in service, the mat ter was brought to the attention of the railroad commission.
 The commission will meet at 1( o'clock this morning, and heavy docket will be taken up. Among the most important cases is al alleged violation of a statue re quiring railroad companies tt assign full crews to trains opera ted within the boundaries O. Arkansas.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-04
Newe from Bluff Springs
Special to the News.

Special to the News.
 Bluff Springs, Dec. 2.-Health generally good-some colds.
 Our school is moving off nice y. Miss Cummins, I think will give satisfaction.
 R. l.. Pirtle and family were visiting at T. J. Purtle's Satur- day night.
 We have had fine fall for gathering cotton crop-have had some rain and cold weather lately.
 E. M. Mosely, who moved from this neighborhood to Foreman, Ark, in August has purchased land from Ed Purtle near Sutton Arkansas.
 The farmers of our vicinity are all about done picking cotton.
 Some people have killed hogs.
 Ye scribe made a trip to Hope Friday with potatoes. Business was very dull ard but little cot ton is being sold
 BOrn-TO Mr. and Mrs. w. N. Baily Sunday, boy.
 Ye scribe and family were wis iting at Sid Stokes Sunday.
 A large crowd attended the burial of Miss Athenire East at Mt. Moriah Sunday.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-04

Washington, Dec. Your correspondent learns that Secre- tary Cortelyou informed nun. Der of members of Congreis who called on him today that before the week is up cash payments will be resumed by all the banks of the country
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-04
VERDICT IS NOT GUILTY.
Jury Acquits Mrs. Annie M. Bradley of
 the Charge of Murder


 today in the case of Mrs. Annie M. Bradley, charged with the murder of former United States Senator Arthar M. Brown on De- cember 8 last. Amid the applause of crowd that filled the court room, Mrs. Bradley, with tear dimmed eyes, was discharged from custody and trial that has evoked national attention during the past three weeks was at an end.
 The jury, into whose hands the case was delivered by Justice Stafford in United States Crimi- nal Court No. 1 at 4:17 o'clock yesterday afternoon, took it's first ballot 25 minutes after enter ing the jury room. No agreement was then reached, the vote being 9 for acquittal and three for man. slaughter. Arguments followed, an hour later two of the three joined those for acquittal. The lone juror, Julius H. Prigg, who stood out for manslaughter, fin. ally yielded at 1:20 o'clock this morning, when the final ballot was taken.
 Almost three quarters of an hour before the time of opening of court at 10 o'clock the court room began to fill with spec tators. The earlier arrivals, and, in fact, the majority of the crowd, during the brief sessionof the court were women. A few minutes before 10 o'clock, word reached the court room that the jury was ready to make a report. As the judge entered the crowd stood, while the court crier an nounced the opening of court with the customary, God save the government.
 There was a brief suspense. The door opened and the jury fill ed in. The room was so quiet that pin could have been heared to drop. All eyes were fastened on the jury, all necks were crained in that direction and every one in the crowd anxiously awaited the announcement of the jury s conclusions.
 Justice Stafford admonished those present to advoid any dem- onstration. Meantime the jury waited to deliver it's verdict, TO1 Suldu dLucS IL. eeuey, nervously clutching in his hand the document that meant so much to the frail and nerve racked woman in the prisoners chair
 "Gentlemen of the jury" ask ed the clerk. have you reached a verdict."
 We have," answered the fore man
 What is your verdict? Is the defendant guilty or not guilty?"
 Every neck was craned, every person in the court room from judge to spectator almost breath lessly awaits the answer.
 Not guilty" replied the fore man, and not guilty" echoed the jurors who sat in judgment in the case. For moment, in the tenseness of the excitement, not word was heard. Then a mur- muring thank god," from a group of women who sat on the front bench was heard through the court room and was the sig nal for dem ons tration.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-06
ON FORGERY CHARGE.
Motorboat Man Alleged to Have Used
His Friends Widows Name.

BOSTON, March Crank J. Long. who
has figured prominently Lere as having q
craze for fast motor boats was arrested
yesterday on the charge of forging the
name of Mrs Winifred C. Clark of Dor
chester to an order on the Federal Trust
Company for $4,000
Mrs. Clark is a widow. and Long was q
friend Of her husband. 1t Is alleged by the
police that Long appeared at the trust
company office on February IS and pre-
scented the order. The cashier noticed that
Mrs Clarks middle initial had been omitted
from the signature, so he called her up ON
the telephone to ascertain why she had
dropped the letter out.
Mrs. Clark replied that she had not drawn
the order. Long Is said to have heard the
telephone conversation. for when the
cashier turned around he had disa ppeared.
The detectives were unable to locate Long
until yesterday. when he was captured. In
court he pleaded not guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-06

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l245 25th. Or.
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STABLES.
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Ills Ore av. Tor, 10. As. 30
l.4I Ore av, ler. b. A. 40
@ll nth NV. Or. b. .43.O0I
243I 18th. Or. b. AZ. so
2lO6 18th, Tor. b...42.Jo
lIS2 18th, ". b. ~ 50.
2lls 18th, Or, b. e. AZ so
l0l Md ay ne. lOr:t. ~. 30.
1879 llth NV. lOr.b. AZ. III
1885, y. LOT. b. 40. 80
LOO 18th nw,l2r.b. 1000
1872 Willard. Sr. b. 40 50
1855 9th NV. Tor, b. 40. 50
1870 18th. 9r. b. 49, 30
1893 Riggs. Tor. b. 40. ~
2jiii tniy pl. Tor. b. 10 80
81 School. Tor. b. .3s.O
l,3,; Newton. Or. b. rs. ID
llJ2 Newton, Or, b.3I. 80
lll3 Monroe. Or. b. n 80
1902 ; NV. ........ 81 SO
1926 Corcoran. Or. h.35- so
FURSl
1925 Z NV. 23r. 3b
and sta per yr. q. O00.O0
1927 18th NV. per
year ..-..-..4 600. 90
1913 L NV. lar. 2b. con-
servRtOry. year. Il. 800. 20
1860 Harvard NV,
l2r. 2b. .......-. 200 90
1909 Mass av. lar,
20 :--........2O0. 90
z0l5 kal ay. l2r. POO 90
1l2g COrcoran, l2r. b.l25 90
liii y. i2r, b. ....lJ0.o 90
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