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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-24
The Automobile Fuel Problem

The fuel problem is becow,inx u serious on
for autosnobilis,s. witb,n the past ten years
the demand for gasoline has Increased enor
nssssly, and the price has almost doubled,
while the supply has increased but little
There Is = more serious problem, however. for
the ssck man woman to solve aud that l.,
hoe Ia regain health. During the past IS years
thousands have solved it successfully by ue-
sorting to Ho-tetters Stomach Bitters, asd n
similar experience awaits you n you II only
start to-day. for strengthening and tooinx
weak stonsehs ~ Is uuequailed. and it always
cuse~ sick headache, sOas risinxs. bloatinx.
lsssstburR. nsusea. dyspsepsia, iDdisestioA,
cGsesv enees. bili.asne-s or female ills. Try a
tsptsle. Tho genuine has our Private stamp
over the nsck and Is guaranteed absolutely
pure kefsss~ ell others.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-24

c. l.. Stone shall certainly vot
to hold "Catfleaen's Day" with the
people of Gunnison this year, and on
the Fourth of July if they want it
then. For q number of years they
have Joined with us without asking
. thing and contribsted literally TO
our celebration. and if the business
men of Gunnison want TO combine
Cattlemen's Day with the Fourth
this time it will be all Q. X. 30 far
- l am concerned. We haven't got
any too much money in ths country
for ssch . celebration anyway and
o~ght to get together.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-24
S.sneysile Ns.alasy vsslk

Hssutifsl Barrsd Rocks, greet
layers, yard headed by one Of Tai
colts fine birds. Eight eggs from
the eight hens yesterday. $50
PER Is eess. 81 per 10
Mrs. 4 &. Fisher.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-24

Will and Hen NcDonough were
down from the Cochetopa Monday
on business connected with the
ranch. Ben will visit Arizona and
other western states this summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-24

Weather is such in eastern Colo
rado that even the dry farmer" are
complaining of too much rain.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-24

Joe Ecchar was in our city the
last Of the week transacting business
matters at the court house. Mr.
Ecchar now owns the Oversteg ranch
where he is already engaged in
spring work and which begins to
show many improvements due 20 his
attention.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-24

Charley Shipmsn Vas one of the
noyIevilse ranchmen in Gsnnison
lsst SATURDAY..
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-24
Cd lsnls a1unprp1 - 4uosv
Record NockWAa.

Necoto - tOc3 Woo-
Afssg I'll sorts of fancy eide 49,
ping snA holding al cosl lssds lvs,a
eatry ior nsarly wear the sAssisis-
trssioa hes again opessd tks~ ~
entry No far - we cen sse ~
display II srl,itrary powsr hss hssa
70 no purpose except ~ sDotlev 10
stance Of what sn intoIersble ssi-
sssoe the Big St,ck" 10 becosMi.G.
New rsIe~ have bsea prepsssA
sRd no coal lands will he sold heso-
alter sntil they have been cxsMissA
ssd psssed upon by sn expert fsoa
the depsrt,ssnt. Prices sre iDcvras-
I'd and the entryman will he seq~isssi
to appear in per~on instead of beiAg
represented by An agent ~ kesss0-
fore. While the new rules sdd ssscA
rcd tape and incoaveRieRce, thsss
are some good features sbost sksm
and the lands can be had BY ~
people again, which is sowsshiAG.
(Since psttinG the above in typ
we Ieern thaA it 10 an error 1t Isea
10 far - GsnnisoR cossty is co.,
Nrned. The sAmistratioa pefusss
70 reIsase for sstry say co~sidcrslAD
body Of The sssIscted coal lsnds
in the Elk mountains. AZ il will
not work them apparently The only
possible result OF the policy is to
play the dog the -manGer oct to
further retard the developement of
the west
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-24

County Officers.
County s.erk and Recorder. j. y. Brothers.
County Treasurer, Aunie Downey
sheriff, VIM. Watson.
County Assessor, =. j. Hurley.
County Surveyor, q. N. Aitine
County Attorney. d. T. Sspp.
County Judge, ,t,eo Hetherington.
County suvrssi tendent. Miss Lueila johnson
County Coroner, Dr. \. J. Hystt
County CosD M iOner ist District, N. Collins
County 'Omm -ioner Pad District, ]. ~ uster
tsSinty Com VI issioner srd District Il. N. Miller
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25
TICKET OFFICE TO Be
OPENED At ONCE
Albuquerque EStanCia Automo-
bile Company Has Struck It's
Gait and Regular Schedules
Are Now Maintained

The Albuquerque Estancia Autoino-
bile is making arrangements
20 Immediately open up a ticket Of
fee at 40S Copper lavenue. with a
completely equipped garage to take
care II the three big cars that are
now In successful service between Al
buouerque and willard.
The regular schedule of from four
to live hours TO E%stancia and willard
II now being maintained without dlt-
iculty.'' said Secretary l.. p Deus
more Of the company yesterday. Mt.
Densmore has made arrangements -
make his residence In Albuquerque
henceforth and Will devote his entire
time 10 the business Of the. company.
The. roads have been placti i'm such
excellent condition that We anticipate
na further delays and the machines
are keeping right up 10 their gait ev-
cry day. u Is the intention Of the
company TO give the people of Albu-
uuerque and the Estancia valley an
automobile passenger service not eX-
celled anywhere in the country. We
believe the auto line is of great COM
mercial importance both 10 the valley
towns and TO Albuquerque and We are
going TO do everything In our power
to make the service satisfactory 70 the
travelling public
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25
WEEK QUIET IN
WOOL CIRCLES
Mills Taking Stock and Manu-
facturers Have Been Getting
Ready For the Holiday Shut
Down,

According 90 Bradstrcet'a Review
,f Trade several factors have coutri-
hut "a to make the past week lu the
ma ket % VERY quiet one Many mills
are taking stock or preparing 20 DO So,
nearly all the manufacturer are get-
ting ready for the usual shutdown
Over the Christmas holidays. aud the
hca .N SALES uf the |prcVious week app
peal 90 have satisfied The demand fur
tho time being THE fact hat the hea-
Vy weight goods season viii bc from
four tu slN weeks late ON account uf
Tie pustpouuopt pf the opening uutli
after the nrst of tbc gear mas also add
dcd tu the forces rsstriCtlug THE move
mcut of wool sun there b. q small
amount of business doing and prices
are being held very steady. holders
uf an grades cot domestic woods being
Nnri firm in their ideas ou account
90 tht removal uf competition from
foreign grades by reason Of thc cx-
tremelN -maII purchase abroad fnI
American manufacturer stocks are
smaller than last year. both 90 foreign
and domestic grades and sample bags
are going out freely several huudfed
Thousand pounds ot fine and tine me-
dunn territories were sold during the
week and there Nas % fair movement
in "tNf grades. though me agErt-
gate vas Hbouf boo average for the
season. The, 70 Australian Noai-.
both from the London sales and ST.
rr.f from Australia. are now arriving
'HtI> bought bfs tp ius being held 90
81 cents DOB thc grease ur about -
'lI- cleaned but some OLD nuuI BE-
uerlnE below this figure There is
NttIe demand for foreign woods /
holders are firm uu aco0uut. 90 the
limited supuIN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25
EXCURSION TO
THEPEC0S IS
A WINNER
EVERYBODY AGREES ON
WISDOM OF THE TRIP
Commercial Club and Whole
saIerS Appoint Committees
TO Make Arrangements For
Journey Over the Cutoff

The trade excursion over the santa
Fe cuf-o0 and through the Pecos val
ley suggested by the Morning Jour
nal yesterday morning. has made a
hit 10 Albuquerque The excursion Is
going and II IL going good and strong.
business men, wholesale and retail.
real estate men. capitalists. bankers,
every one who has been approached
on the subject agrees thar II is the
right thing 60 do and that the time
10 do IL Is right now and TO that end
committees have already been APP
pointed by the Commercial club and
the wholesale interests TO meet On Fri
day afternoon IN the club to make
arrangements for the trip.
More than forty Of the most proml-
nent business men n Albuquerque
Who were approached on the trade ex-
cnfsiOn matter yesterday by q repre-
sentative OF the Morning Journal
agreed that u was . good thing TO
DO and agreed a. accompany the
party.
II ts now proposed to make the trip
early In January on a date which will
Dc convenient for the greatest mum
her. "a aek the Santa ~ for a special
train Of Pullman carr which will run
on q special schedule 81 TaH 60 allow
the party 20 see the entire country ana
20 cover the territory IN three days
This Will make the triQ q comfortable
and an inexpensive one and
that the entire business community Of
Albuquerque viii De represented II
means the Introduction Of Albuquer-
que business Interests 10 the cut-on
territory and II meanSLhat Albuquer.
que II by no means asleep. The move
iment has been well started and VIII
move forward nov Of its own m0meu-
tum. with energetic direction. This
direction. the Commercial cub.
through ~ committee. IL expected TO
supply. The. enthusiastic approval Of
every man who has been otar the cuts
territory has had much 10 10 with
interest in the trade eN-
and there is no longer any
question Of Its success.
Final arrangements are expected to
have been completed following the
meeting on Friday afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25

Pressmen's union. and prohibiting
them from encouraging or melting
a strike IN support 81 demands for an
eiEht-hour day prior 10 January !.
1903. acre finished today.
Attorneys for the Typothetac.
the employing printers association.
claimed that = contract had been en-
tered into with the pressmen's union
Tor the Inauguration u the eight-hOur
work day on January T. 1903. ana
that any attempt. To- hasten that az
zion was a cDntravention ~ That con-
ATTORNEYS for the prosecution
maintained that the contract referred
10 had never been regularly ratified
the convention Of the union Gov
the points mentioned. While
brought 90 the name Of the United
Typothetae. the suit Is really that or
certain New York Massachusetts.
Chicago and 81. Louis publishers who
are members 81 the Typothetae. n
hose concerns are also campiatnants
I'M the application Tor injunction. A
temporary %iuiahction pending the
bearing. was granted several weeks
4GN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25
YULE PAROONS FOR
THREE C0NWCTS
Governor of Arizona viii tx
tend Executive CIemency to
Apache indians Serving Time
in Yuma Pepitentiary.

Governor Kfbbiy has announced
that he viii grant three unconditional
pardous 10 c0nNicts al Yuma. and viii
parole one one 81 those who viii
receive executive clemency as a
Christmas gift Is John 6. sullivan. a
Yavapai county Apache Indian. who
assaulted a white man With~a deadly
weapon. sullivan was convicted aud
sentenced November &c. 1906. in the
district court 90 Prescott TO serve
three years His previous good char
acter. and the fact that he Wig pro-
tecting his aged father al the time u
the assault. led the governor 10 ex-
tend clemenC.
speedy Tss Gey. another Apache.
sent up from Apache county. oct. %.
1903. FOR assault with criminal intent.
whose time would expire early ~
1903. VIII also get an unconditional
pardon. AZ viii j e. Hsrrer. "a white
man. son 20 Yuma from Phoenix, u
serve eighteen months for forgery.
His time wonld also expire within a
few weeks he having been sentenced
sept %. 1906. "a serve eighteen
months
one parole sill be granted. the for
funate convict being Jerry Sheehy. q
cowboy, who Killed % cdttlem4n
named Harrison IN Santa Cruz county
He Was-.convicted and sentenced 10
nine years oct. p. 1904. For the
past t@o years friends Of the prisoner
have been working for q pardon or
parole for him, but have been opposed
0v friends Of the dead man. The
killing resulted from a cattlem1n's
fued, The governor decided a parole
would be a good compromise. since
both sides presented evidence sub
Stimulating their claims and counter
claims. Sheehy must report In Hrii-
ing every three months 10 the super
i%ntendent of the penitentiary during
the He Of the narnIe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25

said he believed that the acute stage.
bad been passed: that the worst wa
over with the gradual return 10 cur
enc payments, but that there would
not be a full return Of activity WITHIN
a year. There has been a aki OF
public confidence which VIII not
quickly recover it, equilibrium. Only
time. which can bring the CONVICTION
hat there H. no danger viii fullY re-
store things to their former happy
state.
Mr. Ripley saw one good sign IN
the disposition Of the people 70 a
more rea o n bile view ~ corporations
Under the direction Of their leaders
they have sawed the limb on between
themselves and the tree and the result
has been somwhat stunning They
are not likely to do the same thing
again soon. There T. q growing re-
vuisiOn ~ sentiment in the country
against the rule Of the politician and
the demagogue.
Referring again 20 the subject Of
the panic. Mr.. Ripley said that "hile
the conditions had not been ripe TOT
such q disturbance there were ihdlca-
az first that this n would be
lasting and far reaching. but thanks
to conditions different from those
with which other panles had oeeh met
this one had already about run us
course, though the effect Of u w"ula
be felt until there had been a run res
toration u cOnfdence-
Said Mr.. RfpIey we owe our
safety in a large part 10 the farmer
who h.. after all. rho mainstay 81 the
nation We all live Of Of him and u
H. Is strong and in good CONDITION
nothing serious can happen 20 rs. inc
former was never before IN so COCO
shape a. he is tie mas ooeh
making money for the last three years
and ne Is rich. 50 mat nobody Is IN
danger Of starving. We cannot nave,
much OF a panic while the farmer has
go much money or products when ne
can turn into money The peighb"r-
hood which depends upon agriculture
surroundings is peculiarly
and for hat reason the salt River
valley ought to fec the trouble very
little There will. of course. be some
Inconvenience In Arizona from th'
shutting down Of the mines or the re
duction 81 activity To- them.
Though the farmer has beeh an
important check to the panic there IS
which IS apt to be overlooked.
That is The much abused trust Whlcn
nas proved to be "a great cohesive
force for the keeping Of the business
Of the country together ana on lla
feet. But for the s1-called trust, u
strong combination 20 commefclal
Industrial %endedvor. there Would
iivae been a topping Of business an
the country.
The people have met the
nobiy. In trying circumstances ever
body has been doing the best he could
50 that all we have to do now rs to
Keep our courage and exercise good
Judgment in the future.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25
AGED INVENTOR OF
SPOON OAR A SUICIDE
Interesting life History OF Jaur-
Hru-lOw, Who, nj 81. Could
MOI Wait FOR Death.

Poughkeepsle. n. v. Dec. 2t-
James Rcnsiow. 81 years of age. IN
ventor Of the spoon oars and maker
Of oars for most Of the prominent boat
clubs Of the country. committed sui
eide last night hy shooting himself Ia
the head. In 1888 he made his way "a
Salt Lake city. He WAS captured iu
Utah Territory by Indians aud wac
held by them FOR three Years one
day the Indians slew "A band Of
~cutigrauts excepting d sixtcen-year
old girl. who was claimed by one ui
the braves She appealed 10 Renslow
who offered To give his own life II
the lndianE would Jet the girl go The
brave who wanted the girl attacked
tsusiuw ana the latter KILLED him.
The chief awarded the girl bb RensluW
who % her away and married her.
She died of typhoid fever ON q vessel
after leaving Detroit coming east.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25
PENNSYLVANIA MILLS
TO RESUME OPERATIONS
-nnounccmc Of Resumption Brings
Christmas JOY To Thousands OF
Idle MOrkrr~.

Pitlsburg. Dec g4-Christmas in
Putsburg and vicinity was made dou-
bic joyful today by the announce
ment that by January 8 an Of the
thoyssnds OF wheels Of industry Zoo the
mills of MeKeesport. G%lassport. Du-
auesnp and allied plants in The Mono
gahela valley viii be 10 operation
over forty thousand men who have
been idle for several weeks VIII re-
sumo in fun shortly after the first Of
the year. practically doubling the
Humber u workmen employed within
nfty miles Of P%lttsburg curing the
Dakf weeks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25
CHARITABLE
SOCIETY CLOSES DOORS
Tack of tunfl~ aud Iuod of Npplirl,-
tion~ lorCe Suspension 81 Relief
Work ln New York.

Nrv York Dec e4-Thr United
Hebrew charities thc largest Jewish
charitable ufsaprzatluu boo thr United
Sfafes which ha= annually extended
aid to over eight thousand families Iu
this ritt comprising over thirtt-ute
individuals closed i'- Ioors today for
fhe nrsi time iu o. history fur laek
90 funds
NO more money VIII hr expended
until January T. when thc society VIII
uguin start operation and continue
lts cid until the sum allotted fYr tho
mouth hr dlreltnrs hns been paid
out
Last wear approximately $500 600
uas uaif uuf FOB benefits aud pensions
ht D. ssrIeit. bus This ,yar There i-
"a deHtlf af nearly 5 600 with 1u boz
creased number ef applications fnI
ae.lsianee The deficit ID. caused tr
failinE uf iu guarantee fuuu
which o. annually subscribed hl lrf-
tain rI.h men, and fhe expiration of
certain i~eearirs anil %heruf-ts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25
ONLY CHINESE WOMAN
IN PITTSBURG DROPS DEAD
Overdose Of Dope Fatal For Sang
loon MalL

pltt-hurE Pa Dec "a -Saug Fouu
Nah aged $50 years. the only Chinese
Woman boo PittshurH dropped dead al
The home uf her cousin here late to-
night d b. thought She had INDUCED
excessively iu opium, which Affected
her heart.N Her sudden death was fol-
lowed hy u panic among several
fhiuamHn who were SEATED iu the
room az the time 4 physician was
called ln. bat when be asked the
chinese 90 assist Aim lu raising the
dead body thcy refused being trt-
rutizcd hy what they considered a Wis.
Itation from Joss. their god
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25
TAGGERT TO LOOK
OVER DENVER
Democratic Chairman, Accom-
panied By Committee, Com
ing West Next Month to Ar
range P|reIiminadeS.

indianapolis. Dec. "a Thomas
Taggart, chairman Of the democratic
national committee, announced today
that the committee on arrangements
for the national convention 10 be held
a Denver July =. 1905 viii go to Den
yer the latter part Of next month to
look over the ground with p view to
beginning formal preparations for the
convention. 1T viii be just a sort
Of "a trip to get acquainted out there
said Mr.. TagRart. we want to look
around Denver and get the lay Of the
land before the convention meets
there. The exact date for the trip
has not been decided. but II VIII be
some time between January 2 and 20
md democrats generally we'll.
pleased with the selection uf Denver
as the convention city. and expect
one Of the biggest ana best gatherings
IN the history ~ democracy next
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25
RIPLEY TAKING A
VERY CHEERFUL
VIEW Of II
As Long AS the Farmer Is Feel
ing Good There is No Need
10 Worry Says Head of the
Santa Fe System,

President p. T.. Ripley, or the Santa
Fe. who was recently in Albuquerque
n gave to the Morning journal an
optimistic interview on the financial
situation, is evidently feeling better an
the time. Judging from an Interview
he gave the Phoenix Republican upon
reaching that city. The Phoenix re-
publican says.
Eneaklnr u n"nnnninI nnndItlnna hn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25

cures made by DR..
Kilmer S swamp
Root, tac great kid
ncv, liver and blad-
der remedy
Il IS the great med
zeal triumph of the
century ;
aiteryears
of scientific research
by DIR. kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25
A PINCH. USE ALIENS

ioui EASE LADIES' can wear shoes one
sne smaller after using Ailens Fsat-Easa
NJ makes tEhf or ne- snocs FEE ea.r
rlNeH instant relief 70 cores and EInIana
rfs the greateat comfort discover ~ fhs
aEe cures sHoNsn feet. blstera calrus
and snrs Eputs ff BE- q certain cure far
HHfafnE hnt achlnE feet A. aI nrur
glss and shoe F-res sc. naut arreat
auF substitute Far TnEF trial rarfnra
ala Fr~e sample % the FoOr-EAEE SAINT
conN-PAn a ~ Invention aH1r-.s
Alsn q olmsts1 Il Rog. n T. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25
ROSWELL AUTOMOBILE co.

Mall and passenger line between Roswell
n. NJ. and Torrance. N. NJ, daily. Sunday
connecting with all trains on the
Rock Island and Santa Re Central Railroads.
Leave Roswell at / p. m. Leave Torrance
on aHival Of Rock Island train due at 2 n.
m. Running tine between the two points s
hours. Meals furnished at Camp Needmore
free g charge. Excursion parties
dated by notifying the company two days In
advance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25

We are pleased 20 announce that Foley's
Honey and Tar, fnr coughs colds and lung
troubles Is not affected by the national Pure
Food and Drug law a. 10 contains no opiates
or other harmful drugs. and we recommend
81 a. q safe remedy Tor children and adults
g. u O'Rlely 60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK?
Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost every body Who reads the news
papers is sure TO know OF the wonderful
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25

bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh OF the bladder and
Bright's Disease. which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Or. Kilmcr 8 Swamp-RoOt Is not rec
commended for everything hutit YOU have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble II win be
found lust the remedy YOU need. Il has
been tested IN 50 many ways ~ hospital
work and in private practice. and has
proved so successful N every case hat a
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers OF this paper, who have
not already tried u, may have a sample
bottle sent free hv mail. also a book tell
ing more about Swauip-ROOt. and how TO
fndout 1t YOU have kidney or bladder trou
Bile. When writing mention reading tins
generous offer in this paper ami segd our
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE
-Ol-
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

MIS- Butterneli 2is W. Silver avenue
Wishes 60 dispose Of her household goods
before leaving the city sale 90 cnn-
TIME until and Including Thursday Dee
aG Al goods in fine condition. N"
fickuees no disease.
Here are ~ few u the many articles
to be sold.
! vosc s Sons $500 mahogany upright
piano fnr ......... .s..-..- $3.50
. folding bed mahogany finish French
plate glass cost sT5. will -si for SIS
2 morris chair cost stt viii sell Tor a.
J rocker cost fil will sell for Si.J0
= rocker cost f will sell Cor Si.5O
! Domestic sewing machine. cost $40
Wli sell far ........ .-...... SIS
. dresser cost ga. win sell fur SIS
o parlor tables cost 50 and N5o. viii
sell Tor each xt5e
= kltczen cabinet cost -. fHr S3.s9
{ kitchen range cost SO wIl sell. with
kitchen utensils for ........ SeJ
Q dining room olteHsion table. cost Sl9
Hlll sell faI ........ ~
There ere sIs, pictures dishes uno-
lcum Gail earls anu Eet a haugaiu
as ". silver Ayes Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25

Notice "a hereby gwen tnat G.. c.. Perry
having SOLD his furnishing goods business
TO solie a Reynolds. he viii collect all ac-
counts due ard settle all Indebtedness con-
tracted UP 70 Dec. 1st, 1897 Scile & Rey-
nplds 10 collect all account due and pay for
LIST. 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-25

address to DR.. Kilmer g.
* Co, Biughamton ATlF1kIS1@E
y. y. The regular Effg1N &zts,,
if,y-cent and one
dollar size bottles are Home q s~amPRoot
,old bv an good druggists. Don't make
auv mistake. but remember the name
swamp Root. Dr.. Kilmers SVamp-Root
and tie address, Biughamtou, y. T., on
every bottle.