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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-01-30
evidence Of things not seen.
- How easy It is for all OF us to drift

gvANSAV6 VI IA1A6S uOt -S0Su.
How easy It is for all OF us to drift
s41to the class OF the profane, the sec
ular, persons as Esau, to have our
our appreciation of things unseen, to
be SO taken up with the means OF iv-
ing that we forget life itself and the
things that alone give it security
and dignity! How easy, when soul
wars with sense, to depreciate every
thing that is beyond sense, and let the
whole moral tone be relaxed! There
is much cause for the apostle to warn
us to Look diligently lest there be
among us any pTofane person as
Esau who for one morsel OF meat
sold his birtnright."
We, too, can despise our birthright
by living far below our privileges
and far below our spiritual opportun-
tiles. We have our birthright as
sons Of God, born to an Inheritance
as Joint heirs with Christ.W be-
long, by essential nature, not to the
animal kingdom, but to the Kingdom
eofsheayen; and wnen we forget it and
live only with reference to the things
of sense and time, we are disinherit-
ing ourselves, as Esau did The sec
ular temptation strikes a weak spot
in all OF US, suggesting that the spir-
itual life, Gods love and holiness,
the kingdom Of heaven and His right
cousness, the life of faith and prayer
and communion, are dim and shad-
owy things, as in land that is very
far OF. What profit shall this birth
right do to me-"
What shall it profit? seems a sane
and sensible question to be consid-
cred in business-like fashion. It
is the right question to ask: but it
has wider scope and another appli-
cation. What profit the mess OF pot
tage, if lose my birthright? What
profit the momentary qualification
of even imperious passion. if we are
resigning our true life and losing the
clear vision and the pure heart :?
What profit to make only provision
for the flesh, il OF the flesh we reap
but corruption What profit the
easy self-induIgence, II we are barter
ing peace and love and holiness and
10Y? WHAT snail it profit a man II
he gain the whole world (and not
merely contemplate mess OF pot
tage) and lose his own soul?" What
profit II, in the insistence Of appetite,
me- &C like an OK to the slaughter.
knowing rot that it is for their life?
aus Esau despised his birthright.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-01-30

According to Electrician, a Vien-
na firm has recently placed on the
market brushes made of glass, which
are to replace emery cloth for clean
ing and polishing the commutators OF
dynamos and motors. These brushes
are said to clean the commutators
without scoring the metal, and their
use avoids the inconveniences and
dangers of emery cloth.
An inexpensive instrument called
the "snakebite lancet" has been in
troduced in India with splendid re-
suits 1t is being distributed by the
government in an effort to reduce the
fearful loss of life, which amounts to
$4,000 persons each year. A report
is to the effect that one person saved
the lives of twenty persons bitten by
cobras and kariats within the last
year by the use of one lancet.
M. Maggiora, who purposes to abol-
ish fog and has submitted his explo-
sive scheme to the London County
Council, seems to have no doubt of
the efficacy of his method-the shoot
ing of strong and searching currents
of air out of huge cannon or pro-
jectors. Eight or ten Of these
weapons would, he says, be needed az
a permanent anti-fog apparatus for
London. "Twenty explosives, costing
I'd. each, will dissipate any fog r
twenty minutes" he says.
The automatic signalling lead OF
Sjostrand, a swedish engineer, is a
so-called water kite" that is kept at
depth regulated by the line given to
1t and that is uncoupled-thus regis
tering signal on the vessels deck
when it's forward end touches bottom
The roof-like planes-pointing for.
ward and downward-cause the kite
to fly directly downward as it is
pulled through the water. On becom.
ing uncoupled, the apparatus rises
when it is pulled in, and after slight
adjustment is ready to be thrown
again. Without Stacking speed, dan
gerous shoals can be guarded against
IN foggy weather or in unfamiliar
waters, or depth observations can be
made for any purpose.
One Of the features Of the recent
submarine tests at Newport was ar
apparatus for the escape of occupants
OF disabled craft under water. II
IS like a diving piece in appearance
with head-piece and jacket In the
Jacket is copper. flask filed will
oxyllte, which generates oxygen. Be
lore closing the glass face visor the
wearer places a tube in his mouth
connected with the flask, and The
moisture from his breathing acts OF
the oxylite so as to produce fresh all
10 sustain life. Oxylite was discoverf
by Frenchman, but it's application
10 this purpose was made by tht
makers of the Octopus. The test wa!
made in hogshead of water, but wa.
not entirely successful.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-01-30
faragrapilic Repartec.

kro half tho paragraphers do not
s,ra " "Aat they are talking about"
dnnt,u INC Florida Times Union, evi-
gra l' ~ not speaking of the para
Tn1ns TplleL better half.-Richmond
''mes-Dispatch.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-01-30
VERY TRUE. BUT.

"Oh! DEAR" exclaimed the society
woman, Il feel so wretched, and tA1a
is my receiving day. too. do hope
no one will call; for I'll be in mis-
cry all the time.
s'WeH,' remarked her husband,
facet iousiy. Il always understood that
misery loves company. The Cath
olic Stard I'D a-d Times.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-01-30

hor %olllan IS almost as angry Ni1en
loses '"nd bets on horse and
tell J. 90 "hen he wins and doesn't
N tho th,-from ~ "The Gentle Cynic."
NE New York Times.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-01-30
Then-and Now

Once. we are told, it took one
sermon to convert 5000 souls: now
1t takes 5000 sermon to convert one
soul.-Rsy.z r. J. Nillers. Baptist, In
0ianapolis.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-01-30

One hundred and fifty f1remen are
required on some OF the AtlaAsic
liners.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-01-30
How Cod Judges,

God can doubtless rsad the human
+ ea"f. but .He elscts to iudg men o.
ter eTecs on the. sighbcrhood.-
i.onla Herald
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-01-30
INDIGESTION OF HORSES.

An old horseman says that work.
ing horses when long idle in tbs
winter are sometimes fed too much
and this brings on Indigestion, that
indigestion is usually produced by ir-
regular and improper feeding. such .
horse getting access to the grain bin,
too sudden change from one kind
OF food to another, or too sudden
increase in the amount of grain fed.
The last named cause has probably
produced more cases of Indigestion.
especially in farm horses in the win.
ter, than any other, and we do not
need to look far for the reasons.
Most farm horses are comparatively
idle in the winter, but it often hap
pens that some business on the farm
necessitates long drive, or some
other hard days work, and the own
er will give probably twice as much
oats for breakfast as the horse has
been in the habit Of getting in order
to brace him up for a hard days
work. The horse, being soft for want
of regular exercise, viii naturally be-
come weary on his journey, and the
stomach will become weary, too. in
sympathy with the muscular system,
when it too often refuses to perform
It's functions. The process of diges-
ton ceases when fermentation of tina
undigested mass in the stomach takes
place. Gases are formed which cause
the animal to blcat He will show
symptoms Of pain, and a case Of in
digestion is the result. Now, IL the
horse had received only his ordinary
grain ratiens the chances are that
before he had become weary on his
journey the stomach would have com.
pleted its work and would have been
completely empty, in which case a
very acute attack of indigestion would
have been Observation-Disclosures Far
mer.
COUNTRY MANUAL TRAINING.
Even manual training needs new
1lrecticn as it touches country life.
It may not be necessary to eliminate
he formal exercises Of model work
md weaving and the like: but some
f the practical problems of the home
Ind farm may be added. How to
make a garden. to lay out paths.
make fences and labels, are manual
training problems. How to saw a
board off straight, to drive a nail.
% whittle a peg, to make tooth for
hand hay rake, to repair hole, to
sharpen saw, to paint a fence, to
hang a gate, to prune an apple tree,
O harness a horse-the problems are
sew;ldering frem their very number.
Manual training can be SO taught in
he schools that are equipped for 1t
IS, in ten years. to start a revolution
IN the agriculture CT any Commons
~aaltf1T4 III. Bailey. in the Century
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/ Orange County.


CENT INTEREST DEPOSITS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-05
PLAN EDUCATIONAL
EXHIBIT FOR THE
CONGRESS
SUPERINTENDENT CLARK
Is ACTIVELY INTERESTED
Every Feature Of Educational
Work in New Mexico to Be
Brought Out in Showing to Be
Made Next October,

The board Of control of the ma
tional irrigation congress has extend
cd to Hon. ], e. Clark superintend-
ent of public instruction of New Mex
leo, formal invitation to take
charge of the educational exhibit
which 1t Is proposed to make i very
important part of New Mexco's Share
of the interstate exposition at the
session Of the congress here next De-
toner
Mr. Clark, who was in A ,buQucrgue
stelday said that with the pres nj
satisfactory condition of he public
school system, the territory should be
able to make very c"aditable show
ing with this exhibit and he is pre-
pared to undertake the work, which
will be begun at once Mr. Clark IS
also anxious to bring the annual con-
vention of the New Mexico Educl-
tioual association here during the
session Of the congress in order that
the teachers may have the benefit of
attendance at the sessions of the con-
gress and also in order that they
may participate in the educational
exhibit Mr. Clark returns to San'a
Fe today. 81 a.AE
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FOR RENT--.DWeiIinGS


FOR RENT Ranch Of five acres, with 10
fruit trees, including winter crop and use
Of COW. Phone S2i u
FOR RENT-Four room furnished house.
close in, cheap. Room 10, n r. Arnj 10
building or phone 547. 10
FOR RENT-Modern six room cottage, close
in, Teutsch, and Grant Bldg. II
FOR RENT-Large barn with stalls tir
five horses ana plenty of room for veh.-
c!es; large hay loft and corral. Address J.
J. j. Morning Journal
70 RENT-For a term or years, private
resldentoe OF IS ROOMS ample grounds,
suitable for sanitarium ten minutes from
the trolley.
Also 4 room cottage same locality.
Address or call Henry Lockhart.
FOR RENT-Four and fivc-room
houses; also thirty room hotel w
H. McMillion, real estate broker eli
West Gold ave. JIG
FOR RENT Nice. five-room mod
ern house, nrst-clags condition,
1922. Lloyd Hunsaker 205 West
Gold a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-05
LOST AND FOUND

l;,i,i i,isfsj i,r5ccIc - ~ south
Arno; owner. can have same by calling a.
this office and paying for al ~
LOST-Two gold enamel Knights Columbus
lapel buttons Return TO journal office
and receive reward. u
BOST-Between Sturges Cafe ana West Coal
New Years eve blue velvet cape strap
Return To on West Coal: reward. tf
LOST-New Years night Jap robe yellow
stripes on one side. black on other; be-
tween Second and Thirteenth streets. Leave
at journal office. tt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs, c. p Laughlin, of santa Fe.
is in the city on business and pleas
ure.
w L. Healey, with the Santa Fc :
Belen, is in the city to sp nd sun
day
Oscar Redemann, of Magdalena is
in the city for few days on BUSH
ness.
Mrs. simon Neustadt, of Los Lunas
spent yesterday in the city visiting
friends
Dr. NJ. A. Fleming, of Belen, was
an arrival from the south Y9;.efday
morning.
Miss Marie Duval. of Santa Fc, IS
spending a few days in the city VISIT
ing friends
Vernon l.. Sullivan, territorial en-
glneer, accompanied by his wife, ar
rived last night from Santa Fe.
Charles Spar, head timekeeper at
the local shops. win leave tomorrow
for his old home in Springfield, Ohio.
Fred Landon, bonus timekeeper in
the boiler shop, is off duty for a few
days on account of an attack of the
grippe.
/. =. Sylvester of Monte Vista, is
in the city for a few days in the in.
terest of his extensive sheep business
in Colorado
Alciandro Sandoval, arrived over
land from Corrales last night to re-
main in the city few days "a bust
ness matters.
Or. J. w Elder expects to leave to-
morrow morning for the Valley Itaach
at Pecos, where he will take a few
days vacation,
owing to the illness Of Mr.. Cook,
the regular director, Professor Grady
Of the Elks' band will have charge
for the present
DR.. William NJ, Rudd, Of Springer
willie. Ariz., arrived from the west Iisr
night and win remain in the city for
a couple Of days.
p. NJ Davis, formerly manager of
the Mills Novelty company, Of this
city but now living at Estancia, is in
the city on business.
c. II. E,menaors passed tdrough
the city lat nigh. on his way 70 his
home in Elomdylr, n NJ, nc &
business trip to kansas City
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Francisco Chrino, aged %,
and Felicia Jirona, aged 49,. Both
are Pueblo Indians from Isleta
H. w Kelly Of Las Vegas, who Has
been in attendance at the m ling 81
the Sheep sanitay board, re-utns -
his home m uain No. 10 THIS morn
ing.
There win be , regular reh'l"gol
Of the Learnard and Lindemann
boys band in the Learnard and Lind
emann music store tomorrow evening
at o'clock at which time all menu
beers of the band ac reque-- ] To be
present This is the first meeting Of
the new year and the organiaatian
cypccted to attend to the iast mem
btr.
c. W. l<unl WI arrive from hr
west this mornipL where he has 5etE
on business GDnaee.cd with III IN
heuscr-Bu a ,9mpa. y whom h. rep
reseAts
Alex Reed district attorney for Rio
Arriba and san Juan counties, is in
the city in connection with district
court matters lie viii remain until
Tuesday.
A. w. Arson, the contra ~ ltt
last night for Winslow whore II has
the contract FOR the construction Of
an office building for the sa1td Pc
company
w ~ Gregg wen known in AlDu-
querque, has sold his business il, IS
tancia to L, y. Dcnison and has re-
moved to Santa re 10 engage IN husi-
ness there,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-05

THE ONLY REAL, STEAM CLEANING
Plant IN THE SOUTHWEST WE ARE
BETTER PREPARED NOW THAN EVER
- CLEANAHLE. IN CLOTHES CLEAN
ING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING HE
TAKES TIM FRONT SEAT. ALL III
ASKS ~ TO GIVE HIM a TRIAL, ALI
WORK GuARANTEED SECOND HAND
CLOTHING BOUGHT AND SOLD. GOODS
CALLED FOR AND DEIIN Erred ON
SIlORT NOIICE. GALL Al 2ls NORTH
THIRD STREET. THORNTON. PHONE 400.
THOKNTON THE CLEANER
I2I NORPH THIRD ...
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-05

BIDS viii be received at the office o. the
clerk Of the board 0f county commissioners
uf Bernaillo county, up to 10 o'clock In the
forenoon Of Monday January 9Th 1903 at
the court house Of said county in Albu-
auerque for the evtayating OF diversion
canal through saudblr ia bed Of the Rio
G4lnde, running northefly from the Burolaa
bridge Said canal 10 he 400 feet IN length
ana 20 feet wide, total amount " exea-
walton 4GI5 cubic yards said work 10 be
done In accordance with profile ana spcciN-
cations on file with tho clerk ~ said board
ri county commissioners and TO tho satsfac-
ton Of the county Surveyor
The board reserves The riBht TO reject any
and all bids
BY order OF board u county commits
alOuers
(SBAL) A 70 WALKER.
clerk.
Dec 4th 1907. js
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
HELP WANTED--MaIe


WANTED Capable men TO fHl executive,
technical office and mercantile positions
We can place you In the position for Which
you are qualified Southwestern Business as
sueiauun sOSts Z. central ave- phone a5u
Albuquerque 10
WANTED--MandEer for branch office we
wish TO locate here in Albuquerque. Adj
dress. with reference The Morris Whole
sale House, Cincinnati ONO.
wANTED-Fitty coal miners FOR hard and
soft coal mines at Madrid. NJ Nj. James
Lamb, superintendent u
wANTED--Ahle- bodied, unmarried men be-
tween the ages of 81 and %; citizens OF
the United States, OF good character and
temperate habits, who can read speak and
write English, For Information apply to
Recruiting Officers 203 East Central ave.
nue. AbuqueQue. N M. II
WANTED Men who are especially quail
fled for high positions stenographels,
boollkeopers, managers statesmen, and Of
flee men; FOR positions in Now McNico, Au-
IONA Texas and Mexico Do not call aG-
less you can give the best of references.
Soul hwestern Business association 20Sie q.
Central ave, phone 251 Albuquerque 80
WANTED-Four clarinet and four
saxaphone players; boys or young
gentlemen preferred. Learnard a
Lindemann Boys Band Roy Yatt
secretary and treasurer Il
WANTED-Butche with $1,000 to
start meat market IN connection
with our general merchandise store.
ASK Albuquerque Journal about the
opening Maxwell Mercantile c.,
Cimarron, N. NJ n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-05

\ large number of Mexican labor
ers are passing through the city daily
en- route to Mexico FROM Kansas and
Missouri, where they have been en-
ployed on the Santa Fe railway
l.. L, Doheny, of los Angel s. Tie
well known Los .'n@claS pi, ape'ltp:.
passed through Albu iderque yestcr-
day on the California Limited 81 his
way to Los Angeles from New York.
j, r, swanson, general car inspect
or of the Santa Fe system, With head
quarters at Topeka, passed through
the city on train last night aftet A.
inspection trip over the coast lines.
Mr.. and Mrs, n $ Moser, Of Jones'
rafo, Ark, arrived in the cts 'ast ~
oning and win be the guests OF thei2'
son j. H. Moser and brothc+in-law,
j A. Hammond, Of the Hub6s 4aun-
dry company.
Private ca No = belonging 20 L.
p. Ripley presid mt of the Santa r.
system oaSscl through here -. s
last eveni z dcadEeadihg east Mr..
Ripley ara family q { spending thu
winter in santa Gaii ara, Cal,
Miss Elizabeth Thomas and Miss
Nellie V. White returned yesterday
morning from Ell Paso, where they
have been spending the holidays, and
will resume their positions as teach
ers in the city schools tomorrow.
A suit was filed in the district
court yesterday by the Bank of Com
mercc, seeking to recover $3.50 with
interest at 6 per cent on a pf0mi3-
sary note from J. NJ. Archulatl w.
b. Childers is attorney for the TiaIn
tiff
Ira b. Bennett, of san Francisco
formerly manager Of the American
Lumber company here, was in the
city Yesterday for the day, the guest
of Maynard Gunsul Mr.. Bennett is
on his way 60 New York on a busi-
nea5 trip.
The announcement has been issued
of the marriage on January s of Miss
Erancisouita Rodarte de Iuna to
Manned Sena Romero at the church
of San Felipe de Neri in old A2u-
oueraue. Both the bride and groom
reside in Ranches de Albuquerque.
-, ..,,... ,,.,.,,,.,i,,,o 49,,
,,,bo war nafhrto1 IN bV the -Yllirc
for enga5t ls in tsuc ehee1l''eI
and raising dlstai pane on N'r'l
Third st'4et Itld''V hlght were .'l'o
before JudS' Cf"l5 SeSteruaS' N.Y.
hearing IN tNld,'~' inc 'o"7' w
clded INA ''"''iI 40 ~
ana nhsu una '"'l'. u9 49, 1,,..
teel uaSs' ~ -, ~
'aia"'i was 'e'''
DR.. p. G. Cornish is suffering con-
siderable pain as the result of an ac-
I'u,',' - ,'', ,,,id :, an an
nav 'e''' $50 S g, n,,l,ho1 soma
er"tio" a'U oOe.u'''N,'''S -, $3.50.
on MS e"eeN' ~ o. AZ
some aieohol any uooe0 u 10
to eounteraet the eiiecI anu ''ieii
picked up a tower TO wipe ms I"ce'
The towel however unlorluhately'
also having carbollc on it. As con-
sequence Dr. Cornish's face was Sc
verely burned and he got drop Of
the acid in his eye With unpleasant
results.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-05

Fever sores and old chronic sores
should not be healed entirely but
should be kept in healthy condition
This can be done by applying Cham
berlain's Salvc This salvc has no SUI
perior for this purpose 1t is also
most excellent for chapped hands, sore
nipples, burns ana diseases of the
skin. For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-05

Then a cold and q cough let ID run
get pneumonia OF consumption
that's all. No matter how you gel
your cough don't neglect it-tale Sal
lard's Horehound syrup and your
be over it in 20 time, Tho sure cure
for coughs, colds, bronchitis and all
pulmonary diseases in young aud old,
Sold By j. H. O'Rielly 60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-05
HELP WANTEp--Female

WANTED-Wa oman at once liz Kent
avenue. u
WANTED-Girl for general housework. APP
ply 100 West Central avenue II
WANTED-Girl Tor general houseworki good
wages 42O North Eleventh. Il
WANTED-Ladics to know ! will sell my
up-to-date millinery and trimmed hats
at less than cost FOR next ten days Miss
Q p Cranes millinery and dressmaliug
parlors 5l2 n End, Phone 9i4 Appren-
tice wanted II
WANTED-Girl for general houseWurk. Ap-
ply at 81 South Third street jill
WANTED-Gir for general house
work Apply to Mrs. f. IL. strong,
fl22 West Tijeras,
WANTED-Gir to do homework at
III South Third street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-05
FOR RENT-Rooms

FOR RENT-Up to date furnished rooms.
IA North Fourth. "
FOR RENT-3-rooms near in for 81 per
month, water paid Porterticld company
ZIG West Cold u
keeping 30 North Waiter st.
FOR Furnished rooms with heat;
hot and cold water baths. Mrs. llamm,
1lih West Gold avenue. d3l
FOR RENT-Nice clean furnished rooms for
rent modern. aO9la West Central ave II
FOR RENT-Modern rooms and board. $50
per month. Mrs. Eva l.. Craig, 500
South Second street. uDstairs
FOR RENT Nice front bedroom. modern,
sos South Third,
LARGE ROOM furnished or unturnshcd,
ia suit; ground floor; we'll ventilated; We
randa entrance, best location i'll Highlands,
seq South Edith. II
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, aga South
lldith. is
For RENT-Niccly furnished front room
with outside door electric light and bath
ON car line, $40 West New York Ave ~
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, $40
South Walter street. jill
FOR RENT--Two nice large rooms,
furnished for light hOusckeepinE
S15 Lloyd Hunsaker, POS West
Gold u
FOR RENT-One elegant furnished
cont room Apply at 300 West
Coal ave
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For sALE-old popcrs at the morning
journal
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FOR SAlE--Mlscenane0us

| FOR SAldh-N lyi ol Selev' ""p'"' h' ~
-4eP9slle H9s12lil -- -
For SALE i-room frame Sl6oot West
i NoaL Io' VI VI re" - - - ~ -
| FOR SALE-Phot" view outfit complete
hand pump with pipes also some pure
Wi rn ,'s hloc,s 1 porth old ,rown n
,,,,z,,iI1755 ii5,f=.sI, l. .oiI a-,5 fo,,ses a.
rent W. V Furele. u
I FOR SALE-StricOy fresh eggs s. H.
/ Motley 1900 block South Iil street
phone l5S2 u
/ FOR sAhE-l'i ,ye.rSoom mouse; sickness t,,.t
me,e' III IT, i"'"''' ct 0'' i''7 ~
- NV, ,.-
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FOR EXCHANGE


No. ! property Ia Las We
gas for same in Albuquerque, Address
X. care Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-05

FOR SALE-Good riding pony SIS;
also large bay horse. h. W. Fee
602-s04 South First street,