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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-10

Louis Saks requires the ser vices of several class bun dle wrappers. Apply floor man. ager, Tuesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-10
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Showing the arrival and departure of passenger trains at the rev Terminal Station. Birmingham:
 (Effeetive July 1. -9Of)
 Southern Railway.
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Birmingham Mineral Railroad.

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 TRo-THERAPEUTIC INsTf-
 TUTE.
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 also frsstet ana . legal guar
 astes Of Cure will ne ofven
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 Our equipment. consisting of well. kept, pyesoytptiop department, f.1 Ray, Violet Ray. Htatio and oasvaup- raradio appratus. Super -fIsated Ar, Electric Light Cabinet, Murska febuifzer and osone rnhaistions ior nose. throat and lungs. and e thor oushiy equipped Surgical Depart mont. modern and up~te-dnts in every particulee, give us Q prestige
 
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 Consultation and examination frye.
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 rnOS1 THE PaEaR The BffmtnGnssn Lsdseri Dra spo- Eesr 6fe without doubt the best knqwh spsciattsts in the soRsfs and thslr fsias is asis sntfreiy Co StiIsAy { GveAs akth. Ths BirntDghssp. .Nsws, Bnth Ora O. T. and Byron ppx5sf ale f@tfAbiAl end expesisnced phsnioians and sur-i gsona. who dsssfvs the great suc- esss wtirh hes peAn and is thstss. Ths Ase-Hersid; prs. posisrs long stendinE and approved abilities sHtitfe them tor tAs proyd dsstanotion ! sf standing ct ths head ofthsir pre- Y fessfou.
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Hides and Wool.

Hides and Wool. Green salt hides. 6M9s7o. Green hides, 51k98c. Dry flint hides, 12@14c. Dry salt hides, 12013c. sheepskins, 10@l2c. Horsehides, s142. Goatskins, 10q20c. Tallow, 4Q4kc. Beeswax, 24425o. Washed wool. 3od31c. Clear unwashed wool. WQ2le. Bury wool, I0911c. Ginseng, 34Q6
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Real Estate.

We will move; have lumber for signs cheap. Pleased to figure on signs. Hermi-
 l tage Signs. City.
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Live Stock Market.

Chicago, September 9-Hog receipts. es- timated, 47,Oo0; market 10G15c lower; light, s6.15676. .5211; mixed and butchers, s5 s5@cs.5O; heavy. s 5.5Ods. %; rough, 8. .5OdD 5.7O; pigs. 8 .5od6 40; bulk of sales, s5.S01 6.15.
 Cattle, estimated receipts, 30,000; mar ket 10c lower: beeves. s447.15; cows and heifers, s1.25G5. 25: Texans, s3.50G5; west erners. s4Qs; stockers and feeders. s2. .sOD 5; calves, q. .50d6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-10
THE LOCAL MARKETS
Local iron Market.
Looal cotton Market
Le,aI SecurltJez. tCorrected by Otto Marx & Co.,. Brown Marx Buildins.)
 Bank Stocks.

Bid Asked Amer. Trust & Say. Bank...,...220 2So B ham Trust & Say. Go. .....220 2SO Citizens Sav. Bank ..............l0o =. Commercial State Bank ........ 30 1Ol First National Bank ........25o 265 Jefferson Co. Say. Bank ......2o 25O Peoples Savings -,ank ....--....140 17b Traders National Bank ........1O 12o
 State. County and City Bonds. Ala Renewal c's. 3lss .100 lo1 Ala. Funded fs ............-......loa lVo Ala. Renewal 4s ..,................l0f lOo JeJfferson County 55 ............1 .1O4 110 Jefferson County 6s ........ .110 1l4 Jefferson so 4Dbs ....,.....1 .102 105 City of Birmingham 6s............1Oo lo. City of Birmingham 5s............lo3 Wo
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First sales day, Saturday, Sent. 26th. Atlaudboro.
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Go, going, gone. Lots at Atlandboro.
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DIR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY SPECIALIST 20 Years in Birmingham
 PRIVATE DISEASES

guarantee you perma. dent cure of private troubles snd that you nay know my
 uarantee is re.
 aoie I refer rou with per- aission. to the First National sank. Alabama National bank. Steiner Broth Ts. bankers. Jefferson Coun- ty s a vinss oank and th.
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WANTED

& q WANTED Tennessee Coal, Iron & R. R. bonds, Birmingham Water Works Go. bonds
 FOR SALE First National Bank stock, Birmingham Realty, common, stock. North Birming- ham Land Co. stock.
 R. A. BAILEY, JR., Broker Bell Phone 2O4 325 1st Nat. Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-10

People 5 scvrnxs Bank and Trust com nany. as to my honesty for my contract, Eully three-fourths or my patients bay- been treated by some ono else before cali ing on me to be cured. Why not come n i. .oon as afflicted? You will save monsr S,stressing pain and valuable time: b s,des. there is satisfaction In knowin. ,hat the very best treatment is beins etven you by an honest. competent phy. sician. I have treated private trouble. .s specialty in the city of Bfrminsham Ala since August 3. 1887. I cure all man her of private diseases. I cure many pa- tents by mall treatment. Write for price, and terms.
 do not use large advertisements ana false statements to attract patients which ,n.rit has failed to secure. If you fail to ne cured by such methods. give me a call and get we'll
 My offices are the most private and quiet in the city. tenth story of the new First National bank building. corner of Second avenue and Twentieth street Rooms 1o06 and 1oo7. Take one of the nns elevators to tenth floor.
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Naval Stores. Charleston, September srTuzpentfne
Evening star., 1907-05-05
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MAY 5. 1907

told me all about how desperate he is. I don't want
to send for the police; but thought perhaps you
might bring out a-what do you call it-a posse, or
something like that, and"
"Surel' says l. 1--WE got one right handy.
Well be out on the nine-thirty"
Course, I'd thought OF Leonidas and his basket
makers. makes break for the subway, catches
a bridge express, hikes to Brooklyn and
rashes into the hall where Dodge ho1din' his
Injun kindergarten.
Leonidas.' says I. "if you want to give your
braves some field work and minge little with the
fat wads at the same time, jerk half dozen out of
the front and follow me-
1t don't take much argument to get Leonidas
Evening star., 1907-05-05

warmed up to proposition of that kind. Soons
I've named the place he begins to hustle. He loads
up couple of suit cases with feather bonnets, cow
boy pistols and blank cartridges picks out his squad,
and off we starts to the rescue. On the way up we
plans the campaign. And that's where Dodges dra-
matte talent comes out strong.
Leondas says l, after he's told me the scheme
he's thought d up You hadn't ought to ;, be IN managn
joint like the Hippodrome
When we gets up to the Rockywold gates leaves
Dodge and his crew behind and goes in alone. Mrs.
Pell and lot of other ladies has barricaded them
selves in the paror; but they comes out when !
shows up and almost falls on my neck.
Thank goodness you're herel" says she, just the
way the heroine does in war play.
Say think you might have played me on with
But t'sno joke" says she. !" He has built a fire
in there, and We didn't know what he would do
"A wagonload," says l. -.
Then l tells her not to get scared if she hears
little racket outside, because nobodys gon to get
hurt and there want goin to be any damage done.
Next tiptoes over to the hbry and does little
scoutin'.
Caribou Joe is camped out in front ofthe fireplace,
cozy as if he was up in the tall timber. He has
woke up from his snooze and is squattin in front of
the fire maxim himself a cup of coffee. For first
call, he was actin right to home. sneaks to the
Leondas has I said, and then goes back and T butts
in the Terror of the Rangeleys.
Joe" says I, " didn't hear you say somethin'
about your just achin to get whack at real, sure
enough Injuns?
Joe don't deny it. He's ready to 60 the
whole story again; but cuts him off.
Then your chance has at last" says I, and
you'll never have another like it as long as you
live"
He looks kind of suspicious, and wants to know
how.
Howl" says I. why, there's Injuns around
this house this very minute. I've come to get you
to help me wipe EN- out. They're band that was
brought from the plains to go in show; but
they must have got away from their keepers, for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-18
HOW CAN
YOU DO 1T?


Ur-e are some Figures f-nm ihU br.
sources possible that ought Co SET 500
fn thinking j. sou have kItney uis-
ease
Dr.. LOOMS 81 Bellevue Hospital
states FROM clinical observations and
% IHrre number % aufopsies af Belle
tre char uiue-fenths of men and
tuuru over 60 have BrIEhts Disease
.n sHm. form See Denver MelIra.
Times December 1898 % SOC
And fhe CENSUS Shows uat over
nirs-frrths OIL aI the deaths from
Kidney disease fhe lest census year
were realty Due fo Bright Disease
viz Hnn ouf 90 90. ooo-See T.. s
Census for 1890.
Although Dr Lnamis IL au authority
ami rrrsumrfunus Nef we Usnuot
believe uHh him that ninf-Icrfhs 90
an people over fa have Bright IIe-
ease We think Do would lave tfon
nearer the facts g De- had sslf that
rine-tenths ~ aN people having KID
uee trouble have BriEhfs nise1.e for
the census fgurFs cannot b. denied
and shne couciusIFeIV that nine
.enihs % al the dead frnfn Kidney
irouhies had Rrighf's nlscase
How al earth. hen. ian people eifh
kIdncy frauhie afford 70 take ars-
thing but Fuitnns Renal Compound
the only known specific Cor nrights
Disease #.#
u Is sup-rsedins kidney m.eicir-.
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the his in the big alfalia iield Is
called Mount Nebo' and from us sum
NIT every part OF the fourteen nun
dred acres can be plainly seen
"To me this is the most enticing
eminence / ever beheld, not ever eX-
cepting the magnificent mountain
scenery of Colorado or the Shenandoah
valley of Virginia. "Mr. smith said.
Here / have looked down upon ht-
teen hundred head of hogs, not one
of which ever died of cholera. ! have
taken those same porkers from that
alfalfa pasture at six months, and
after topping them for ten or fifteen
days ON corn sold them at six cents
per pound, each porker weighing from
225 TO ESQ pounds. The hogs make
their growth from alfalfa alone, feed
ing through the dense mass of it al
most hidden from view. They disdain
all other feed"
The first seasons cutting Of alfalfa
on Mr.. Smiths farm takes place in
April. The last cutting is usually made
I'm December. The lowest number Of
cuttings in a year Is four. and some
seasons It is five or six. The yield
for each cutting is never less than n
ton per acre. The price per ton is
never below SO, n 1t will average
about SIS per ton.
In addition to the income derived
through pasturage and its sale for for
age one crop Of seed is harvested.
The yield of seed is, on a low aver
age. three bushels per acre. 1t sells
for ten cents per pound. and at sixty
pounds To the bushel one acre will
bring a revenue of SIS.
But little calculation is required to
show that at an average yield Of four
tons per acre and at an average price
of $15 per ton the fourteen hundred
acres bring In AN annual revenue Of
n,on nil. ~ saad eron al Ste nor
-. aa1t,taaa 80
dNIt oii""9 an huuiti'ii"i iNN'huS "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-18
FOR RE~NT--DWeHingS

FOR RENT OR SALE-Two-room furnished
tent house. 1905 Forth seventh street
FOR RENT-Five-room, nicely furnished
house strictly modern; shade, lawn
porches, etc possession at once. Highlands;
$500. Address A b., care Journal
FOR RENT - Furnished modern Groom
tent house; gas and steel range. 222
South High.
FOR ~RENT-Ranch inquire Ills n. Arno'
suitable for chickens or dairy, good four
room house. cellar and outbuildings.
FOR RENT-New four room house, High
lands. furnished or unfurnished, c. A.
Reynolds, Navajo Hotel
FOR RBNT-Or will seil a two or thrse
ruamed house. nearly new. Phone 1b4.
Can at 612 N. Firth street.
FOR RENT-Large barn with stalls tr
five aorses and plenty Of room for veh,-
cles large hay loft and corral. Address ..
7 J.. Morning Journal.
no RERT-For a term OF years. private
residentce Of IS rooms. ample grounds
suitable for a sanitariunl. ten minutes from
the trolley.
Also 4 room cottage same locality.
Address or call on Henry LOCkhart
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-18
THIS MAN MAKES AN
EVEN 100000 A
YEAR|N ALFALFA
{, R, Smith, the Alfalfa
King of Texas, Has Found
Fortune in Growing Feed,

sherman, Tex, oct. l1.-An annual
income Of more than 500. 900, more
than twice the salary paid the presi-
dent Of the United States. represents
fthe profits Of one man from a Texas
farm. This fortunate agficultUralist
is r. f. Smith Of Sherman. He Is
known as the Alfalfa King" for all
of his wealth comes from "A ranch OF
fourteen hundred acres upon which
alfalfa is grown.
Mr.. Smith has developed from a
practicing lawyer into the greatest al
falfa grower in the world in a period
of thirteen years. He began his first
experiment of planting alfalfa in
1884. AT that time there WAS little
known Of this plant In Texas. He
sowed i've acres with the seed. 1t
thrived so well hat he met with a
difficult problem in keeping it cut.
II was a new thing to him, and ar
forded him an opportunity t. begin the
study of that particular branch Of ag-
r|iculture witha %Closeness of application
that in a few years caused him TO be
known the country over as an author
ity upon the subject of alfalfa grow
ing. The growing and harvesting of
the crops were not the only things
10 be studied and investigated. He
conducted a long series of experiments
Of the best methods Of feeding and
fattening stock upon 1t. He made
many new discoveries which have
been of the greatest value in utilizing
the product, and his income from the
hogs and other live stock which feed
upon 1t amounts to many thousands
Of dollars annually I'm addition to the
sum which the alfalfa r 0
directly brings him.
When the first i've acres enllght-
cned Mr.. Smith as to the possibilities
of alfalfa hc began to increase his
acreage year by year. Even when he
the point where he had one
hundred acres IN The feed stuff ne was
looked upon as the king OF alfalfa
IN he southwest That vas
a number Of years ago, and since then
many farms in the country hlNc had
a larger acreage of alfalfa than that
Two years ago he had increased his
10 one thousand and his M
come for that year was $4,000. Suct
then four hundred more acres haze
been added. MI. Smith has placed no
limit upon the acreage that he may
ultimately reach. He has a big farm,
and there are several hundred acres
sim available for alfalfa.
The marvellous thing about Mr..
alfalfa farm Is hat IL Is u
dry land proposition. The crop Is
without irrigation. Practically
OF the other alfalfa tina Is grown
IN the southwest is by means of irri-
BY the %cultivating methods
used by Mr.. Smith he is able 20 obtain
many cuttings and as large yield
usually obtain upon the irrigated
farms. The old theory h a alfalfa
win thrive only upon bottom lands Is
disproved hy Mr.. Smith. Il is growing
iu tho valley ana upon the hills upon
farm. The highest hills In this
part OF Texas are ia this fourteen
hundred acre alfalfa field. The crop
which grows upon their SUBMITS is
equal 60 that which grows in the vail
legs. Tho plant cnriches the soil mar
vcllously. and after the first planting
% Is not long until the most barren
spots are thickly carpeted. one Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-18
WILL SEE
HIS PLAY FOR
FIRST TIME
Interesting Little Story in Con-
nection With "Under South
EN- Moss by the Twins To-
night,

Something out of the ordinary viii
happen tonight. when Under South
'fu Moss will De presented at the
Elks theatcr
-Four or five years ago there was a
dramatic company touring Louisiana.
and in this troupe we're the Holdings
worth Twins who at that time were
about ten wears Old. and a Mr.. W n.
urrniurf The Twins had a hope
some day 81 being al the head of their
own SHOW and wanted a play written
fnr themselves Orcndorf promised 10
write one. and Under southern
Moss The beautiful story or Louis
itna. was the result II was not un-
900 H wear after tho promise was made
that emo play was finished and doliv-
erred in the Twins. and In the mean
tIu, fhr company had %dishandcd and
thr people separated. Mr.. Orendorf
leaving far Kansas city. whore he vas
eventually connected with the crystal
circuit of fheaters and the Twins ac-
cruted smother engagement Under
southern Moss was first presented at
shreveport la. and The Hollings-
north Twins found they had a play
that suited them exactly and was dcs-
timed tu make Thorn stars
Sol until fhe Twins and Mr.. oren-
dorf happened fs he 'n Albuquerque
at the same t'wr r.d hc seen thc
girls since he Ier tHeu ftr ttnrs ago
Tauieht vh,n Under southern Moss
goes on fhe boards af the Elks thea
fer ST. nrrndH.f uH' have me first
opportunity pf r.aHr IH. uiHt
Camille attracted good house
lasf night suf tHe company CLOSES
saturday night NIh Texas a. PLAY
tinf has never been sea" H.rs a -pe-
c.al matinee ufI He given saturday
afternoon.
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FOR RENT-RoomS

FOR RENT-Cp-to-date furnished rooms
single 90 en- suite Apply e. A. Graude.
ses North Broadway.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms Tor house
keeping IA south second street
FoR RENT-Fgnlshcd room 90 south
seventh street
FOR RENT-Threc furnished rooms for
housekeeping llo SOUTH BroadNal
.FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished rooms Tor
rent with or without board For par
tiruisrs inquire 20 Mr. A. n Brought 1oIs
kcntrai avenue
.FpR RENr-Nlccly Furnished room light
beat and bath. Apply el1 s Arno.
FoR RENT-rso nicely furnished rooms
suitable Tor uEht Housekeeping. Address
SOS y sSlh
.FOR RENT-Ons pleasant furnished room
ere block from car line. f1i Forester
avenue
FOR RENr-Fmnlshel r1lms Tor ho1.--
keeping ideal place Tor health seekers
ito1 p Central
- hENT-starenaam lately ooo4ut.d br
the linton NarkeL 40 1e1 " Gold avenue
from oetoher . Inquire Borradaiie a Co.
nc Goid avenue
FoR RENT-NIceE furnished roems IN
moln-n hnuse bath. also rooms flr urht
hue-keeFlug. Sod nsiEhhurhecd SIS W.
cuai
FoR RESr = Furnished rocns. peasant
pace ~ sek 80 y sixth
beat hafh D. nValds uksn- a. =
goa RENr-Nsesrn rsums snd eosrd IS
.AH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-18
.FrightfuI Accident Near Santa
Rosa Turns Quail Hunt Into
DepIorabIe Tragedy; Mother
Nearly Crazed,
HEAVY CHARGE GOES
CLEAR THROUGH BODY
Discharge of Two BoiIermak-
ers PrecipitateS ShOrtIiyed
Strike in the Southwestern
Shops.

Isperial Corrc~pandcnrr Morning journal
santa Rosa, y. a., oct, 17.-This
owl has been plunged into mourning
by o shocking accident which hap
pcncd here last night. Mrs. Charles
Terry accidentally shot and instantly
Killed her little ~ten-year-old son with
q shotgun while the two were out on
q quail hunt nea town Mrs. Terry
was carrying an automatic shotgun
which she started to hand TO her hoy.
muzzle foremost. In some way as the
boy reached out his hand for the
weapon It was discharged and tho
whole contents Of the gun entered tho
little Fellows body just above tho
heart. killing him instantly The
mother, almost crazed at the sight OF
what she had done, grasped the 1T
tie body and staggered along for a
mile with the bleeding corpse before
she could summon help. Mrs Terry.
who Is a fran woman herself. is In "A
critical condition.
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FOR SALE-ReaI Estate


FOR SALE-Four-rOum house In Highlands,
good location. 100000. Dale Realty Co.
100 south Broadway.
FOR sALE-Equity in 5-room frame In
Highlands. new outbuilding, fun size Iot'
$4,000. Room g., y. n. ArmiJo building.
FOR SALE-The best paying rooming
house in the city; buy from owner; IN
vestigate. Address l.. ID, care Morning
Journal.
FOR sALE-Two nice homes in High
lands al a bargain. Must sell. VIII
consider offer. Albuquerque Hatters, in
car, West Gold avenue.
FOR SALE-Cheap, house and lot; terms
to suit purchaser. Call or address T., 5l4
:. High street.
~SALE-Two cottages and four corner
lots for $1,000. Kirster Bros. Cigar Factory
FOR s~ALE-Ranches from 4 to 80 acres
each. all under main irrigation ditch;
near city. Albuquerque Land Co.. Boom Q
Cromwell building. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-18

This o. O, certify that an druggists are
authorized 90 refund your money u Folcys
and Tar fails % cure your cough
Hr cold Do stops She rouEh. heals the lunEs
HnI prevents serious results from a cold
Cures o. rrippc cough and prevents pneu-
mariH and consumption. Contains no op9-
ttrs Thc genuine in "a yellow package. 10
fuse substitutes j. n. ORcils CO.
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FOR SALE-MiSCeIlaneouS

FOR ~sALE-Brown Leghorn hens and pull
I let's S H.. Notley vest Of Old Anu
luerque. II
FOR SALE-One furnished tent on East
central avenue. a bargain. Address
y @ Box a..
FOR sALE-Honev7 10 lbs FOR sfOO; 6o-lb
can for $500. order by postal Of W. r..
Allen, H. O.. Box 2o2. Albuquerque. n NJ
FOR sALE-rent house. furnished also
good buggy. q r. Bradley, last tent
house on North Second street. beyond
Mountain Road.
FOR sALE-Gente family pony. 5000.
Futrelle Furniture Company.
FOR sALE-Forty head Of good bronohos
can be seen AT Ed Post q Co.'S corral
after q D m.
FOR sALE-Ticket going east via. Chit
cage. Address e. b.. care Of Journal
riage ana harness. W II McMillion,
51l West Gold
FOR SALE CHEAP-lOO White Leghorn
chickens. bread to lay Call at ranch
one block south o. American Lumber Com
pauy.s plant William Wescco.
o sALE-sixteen nice hens. III South
Arno.
FOR sALE-Five hrst class riding and driv-
ing horses. can be seen at Hunters Cor
raj 3o5 n broadway
FOR SALE-Nvwcomer Stock OF books and
stationery call at store next door TO p. o
from 3 20 II a. ~. Roswell speeiman,
Trustee.
FOR sALE-we have some GOOD sow. for
safe Aihers Brothers-
FOK ALE-Aermotor Windiniils. tanks
and suastructure. wolkinE A. SON. 707
North EiEnth street. phonu lass. Il
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-18

The city council has put the sunday
lid on that lear Phoenix with a dull
and appalling thud. All saloons In
the city will be closed on the sabbath
day aftc January 81. 1908.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-18

40 horne De- a. pleasant REGARDLESS of the
that money viii bus. a. ghen IRE
entire family d. ln perfect healfh. a bot
ffr % uriun laxative fruit syrup r0Ft ~
cerfs 30 uHu cure every member . the
family 90 constipation. sick headache "
.---... Ir.uLIa 4 IL n-ELa-lr %
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LOST AND FOUND


sTOIGN~Biack horse. anchor brand on
left shoulder. taken from front 81 nelEsI ;
Cafe. corner Of Second and Central Monnay
night. Reward Of $40 will be paid Tor re-
turn OF horse to journal office.
LosT-A bicycle from Postal Telegram
company office. Return to I'll East COD
avenue and receive reward.
LOST OR sT~RAYED-Buck sheep very
large: two black marks on back reward
sos East Iron avenue.
T small gold watch and leather
fob. initials NJ r. i. Reward on us
return to 7O3 s. Broadway
beads with coral clasp De
tween First and Twelfth on central ave
nue.; liberal reward If returned TO Journal
office.
STOLEN OR sTRAYED-On the night OF
Monday. September 30, 1907, one black
horse. weight about 300 pounds; white spots
on face; unshod, bunch back branded on
left thigh CA U~nterwoven) Last seen De
ing taken north morning OF October /, 1907.
Please notify and receive reward from
Francis Il. Lester, Mesilla Park New Mex
loo