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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

LYON & HoAG, INC,
GIG Market near Montgomery.
BARGAIN FOR CONTRACTOR
SIG 000-Iot 30 feet front in Post ST. inside of
Larkin; little over $500 per front foot
This is the cheapest property for sale
anywhere in this vicinity; $3.50 to $500
per front foot is what ground has been
selling at: we get tenant who will
pay 81 to $3.50 per room for house
of 100 rooms or more in and room
apartments.
FLATS OVERLOOKING PARK
$780, swell fats of o. rooms and bath;
concrete yard; modern in detail; lot
27:6xl37:6 IT. rented for 500 The build
Ing cost over $6.500: lot worth $3.50.
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY
81 000--Beautiful new residence in
choice district easy terms; 81, 900 cash.
balance like rent: large reception hall:
CRATES; expensively finished; large sunny
rooms; finished basement: lovely garden
built by days work; note the terms
Why pay rent?
PARK DISTRICT FLATS.
$6 1852 modern fats of and rooms and
bath: plenty of light and sun; these flats
always rented. this property is In ex
cellent nelghborhood and very near the
and we sure you could not build the
flats for 81 200. Look at them.
LAKE STREET HOME
So GOA modern house OF rooms III coming
neighborhood Lake st. is one of the
grandest bouleyards in the city; this
house is opposite the Bunker property
which will be laid out in large lots and
restricted to high class homes; lot 25x
120 feet
PoTRERo COTTAGE
81 200-New cottage on 10Th South near
Railroad ay.: rooms and bath; sewer
gas etc: lot worth 81 200 to 81 500;
would cost you 81. 900 TO duplicate the
house, 25x100 feet.
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u building lots. bounded by l4th and 10Th
avs Point LObos av. ana Clement ST., as per
diagram This magnificent property is situated
within a half block OF the Golden Gate park ex-
tension connecting Golden Gate park with the
Presidio. Terms, one-half cash.
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get some ground
and get a start
CITY REAL ESTATE-Continued
GEORGE L. DEABEY x co.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
GEoRGE I. pEALEY & C0.
AUCTION.
pTcuNoNnI pI-IIOING TOTS

MONDAY. MAY il. 1909. AT u O'CLOCK
NOON. AT OUR SABESR0OMS. l29 SUFFER-
ST. TELEPHONE DOUGLAS 2T69
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WHY HAVE YOU
PAID RENT so
InNE


1T seems almost impossible that you have
always paid rent You doubtless did not intend
to- but somehow you did Your better judg-
ment has often told you that you ought TO own
home. Why not do it:
We are building beautiful homes in the Rich
mond and Sunset district for sale monthly
payments. Let us show them to you
81, ,25O-New three room cottage at l2S Edin-
burgh ST.. SIS monthly: take Mission 1T
Ind India 70 av aHSr and then hen to @ Edinburgh @ ST St y
81 ,250-Four cottage on Santa Marina 81,
y block from Mission.
81, ,ooo~Four rooms and bath cottage near 2sth
and Army sts. $50 monthly.
81, 1oo--25x1OO feet. on Santa Marina ST. 100
IT. from Mission.
81 500-25x120 feet west line OF 18th ay., 100
IT. south of Lake ST.
s950-35th ay close to Clement st. cars and
Fulton st. cars; street macadamized; $40
ss5oM2sx2i3 feet. on Hanover St. mr.. Lowell
S400-27xs0 feet one block from Onondaga
ST. and San Jose ay.
S400-25xl00 feet 18th av. and ST. South
s650-RICHMoND LOTS
Look at these lots today; prices soon will
advance; large lots 22d ay. between b and
G sts., $40 monthly.
SUNSET BUILDING LOTS
Fine level building lots; street bitumenlzed
gas. water and electricity; on l1th av. between
and sts.; only $40 monthly
Can at branch office 2574 San Bruno av.,
l.. WEINSTEIN, agent. Take San Bruno nv.
ears on Mission ST. and ride TO Burrows ct,
close TO new railroad shop building at Bay Shore
Choice Mission lots and cottages for sale on
easy terms.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
1f3 Montgomery
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CRY REAL EsTATE-Continuea
OSCAR HEYMAN 4 BROTHER,
113 Montgomery st.
GOLDEN GATE PARK,
SPRECKELS LAKE,
STADIUM.
$40 MONTHLY.

Why go to the suburbs Is there beautiful
park lake and ocean there2 Can you take
car every three minutes TO your home? Think
II over. Take any Chutes car TO our branch
office. 35th avenue and Fulton street, and see
these beautiful lots. Fulton ST. ears will soon
run TO the beach. You won't be able TO buy
a lot then at double the price.
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AN OLD ENGLISH DWELLING.

AN OLD ENGLISH DWELLING
This room and bath dwelling. located In the
must be sold and price asked Is 81. 600 less than
l paid for the house months ago The house
Frits, and is u marvel for spacious arrangement
and complete mastery OF every detail OF con-
venienee The house ahoGnds with many swag-
ger innovations aud is ideal for large family,
there four chambers thee second floor.
sunny servants room in the basement: the
attic is hoored aud is excellent place for the
children to play. The mans den IN the base
ment is artisticaily treated In cheerful ani
,, INVITING manner anu = da ,ange enoasn Ior hll
$500 can remain. Box 2l53. call office
FOR sale-By MckII.LOP BROS. 5S4 Cole ST
In north line OF Eddy st. near Octayia. eppO-
site jefferson square elegant new apart
ment house. consisting of y rooms of = !; anal
4 roou apartments. with hot water. Steam
heat elevator: all strictly up to dale: leased
for term OF 10 years at SIX hundred tS6OGs
dollars per month: or will exchange for unim
proved property in good location
Also fats IN different parts of the Panhandle
district for sale. For further Information
MeKii.LoP BROS. 5s4 eolee St. 5. F.
AsHBURY PARK TRACT
lots 81 400 and up; one-nfth cash balance ia
years; price inclndeS sewer. water and gas
mains nlacadanlzed streets; beautiful view OF
city aud bay bailding restrictions the exact
center OF the city and on the edge Of the built
mp portion. Go ont today. Take 18th -. cars
get on az Clarendon av- and see eur salesman
Office open all the time. ,
SIG Market ST.
BARGAINS N CHOICE LOTS.
WILLIAMS 437 PACIFIC BUILDING
81, ,65o-Lot. 25x112. Rauseh ST. near Howard and
Seventh.
81 100-Iot 25x75. Clara ST. near 81 and Folsom.
81, ,9O0--Lot, 25xs5. DoFe ST. near 9th and Har-
rison.
EXTRA-speciaI bargain; must positively be
sold before the I2fh: fine residence. Union =.
near Cough; rooms and bath: large lot 'iix
13i IS; reasonable oner refused price
s5.700. sPAULDING 4 NEFF. $50 Kearny ST.
So DOWN, So A MONTH.
MONEY BACK LOTS.
MISSION AND SOUTH or THE PARK
o. II. FERGUSON, G2s MONTGOMERY ST.
TWO ana three modern fiat buildings: good loca-
fions: will sell reasonable. Apply owner. 1350
fst av.
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PRoFERrY FoR ExcHANGE.

AZ current rates Of interest and taxes. your
vacant lors VIII have double in value in \
wears r0 make good your loss invested capital
wing idle. ID is far better 20 trade your
cant property for the good income producing
Kind We have many calls from people who
have income property who want vacant lots FOR
immediate improvement and viii trade on an
equitable basis The following are few from
list.
SG5. .ONt-A partment house. finest site on Mob hin:
marine view. corner lot 65xT3 feet rental
s. 800 yearly; ali occupied; VIII take back
mortgage for difference in value
$50. .o0fi- Business property AT transfer I'm
Western addition. lot 55xI37:6 feet:
rental $4,000 yearly; secured leases: sub
stantisl mortgage be had at low rate.
Sf5.000-3 fne fats, 10 good location. Western
ADDITION; rental 81. $50 yearly: want resi-
deuce $ IN san Francisco, Oakland
or Berkeley. value abOb. $1,000.
SI2.n00--6 fats in Ashburg heights district:
rents 81 gao yearly; want lot anywhere in
san Francisco for fun part value
z So 600 Residence. rooms in Western addi-
fion. want lot north south OF Market
ST. for full part value.
ASK FOR PRINTED LIST OF BOTH CITY
And COT NTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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NEW BLOCK
4Oth aF. between and SITS
OFFICIAL LINE AND GRADE.
Streets Curbed and Macadamized
GRAND MARINE VIEW.
VERY EASY TERMS
Branch Office Corner Point I,obOs and 10th Avs
LIPMAN & BfRScHLER. 225 Montgomery ST
Phone Douglas 3644.
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mond district 25X95 feet. This corner is de
lightfully situated in The best portion of this inn
portsnt district. Terms. one third cash, balance
PAYABLE at $50 per month, per cent interest.
McEnerney title
GUERRERO STREET BUILDING CORNER.
Northeast corner Of Guerrero and 18th sts.; 80
foot frontage Guerrero by 20 feet inches on
18th ST.; important transfer corner. 18th st. car
line being the only line that connects the Mis-
sion with Golden Gate park; desirable business
property: mortgage 5000 can remain az ~ per
cent net For further particulars apply 10
GEORGE L. DEALEY & CO..
~ Sutter ST. Telephone Douglas 1863
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An excellent tract for subdivision; e2s feet In
San Bruno road by depth of 500 feet to Cali
fornia av., in which avenue it has frontage of
sl5 feet This property is opposite 18th av.
South, and electric ears pass its entire frontage
Sale to be held at 4i2 Montgomery st. San Fran
cisco. Monday May IL 1909. at 10 a. m. For
particulars apply to
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FyFE & DEPAoLI.
1907 Mission St Opposite 10Th
Office Open Today from 3. N. to 4 D. M
81. .500-Cottage Mission st. vi
einity 29th and Mission; lot 25S105 IT. Easy
terms.
So. S00-2 fats on Army ST.. upper fiat
28sSxl14 IT.; mortgage Of $4,000.
s3.700--New story and half cottage: 8 rooms
bath; close to Cortland and Mission ST. All
hard pine finish: lot 25xl00 TT; terms.
81, ,600-Beautiful home. and BATH /
block car lines; lot 30:6x100 TT Easy terms
So, 700-Store and rooms: fiat, 4 rooms on
month; owner occupies fiat; lot 25x1I4 TT; terms
BIGGS-THANEL CO.. J23 Clement ST.
S1.50O-13 r. flats nr. Clement and Sth av
S6.7O0-Busness property. Clement nr. 4th av
So, ,250--Busness property. Clement nr. Sd av
S4.750-4r. r. cottage, 53x96, cor. Cal and 18th
S1,300-Lot on Clement mr.. Goth ay.
S6Z5--For quick sale; 34th av. nr. PIT. Lobos.
sPECIAL-s4,ooo cash; 3 new nats. T. and b.
each; Post st. near Broderick; balance mort
gage $4,000. remain. SPACLDING &
NEFF. $50 Kearny st.
BARGAIS-55x75 feet; north OF Broadway. 20
feet west of Larkin; Sc. $50: get in your bid
TO KANE & CO.. 215-217 Montgomery st.
HALF block in Fulton ST. opposite park-Forced
TO sell on account of personal affairs; must be
confidential; cash. Box 2103. Call Office
INCOME property for sale; rents for $40; size
26:sxlo5: bargain. Box IL, kentheld.
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HARRIGAN, wEIDENMuLLER & ROsEN-
sTIRN,
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SAN BRUNO ROAD PROPERTY.
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SOL. GETz AND soNs Real Estate Dealers.
Room 32s Chronicle Bldg.
$50 to s25o-Getz Addition TO LaEeview:
level Ocean View and Excelsior Homestead
$3.50 10 sse0-Near Parkside: new sIoat bon
levard and carines. superb view; very easy
terms
Bargains in residence lots in Richmond Dis
frict. 18th avenue bet and sts All street
wpck done. Cant be beat On easy terms.
Look az them today
Choice lots in Sunset district. $500 TO 81 $50.
81 Easy terms, stb ar bet. N and sts
Richmond Heights lots $500 and up $3.50,
fne cor I4th and Ste on new boulevard
9Th 10 seth aFes. 3 and SITS.
5000 70 81 COO. Choicest ocesnside and Bou.
le,srd lots Instalimeuts.
= 900 to 5000. Splendid cottages. good 10.
ezaoBs, easy terms.
OceansIds Branch Office Cor. H St and 47th av.
open Daily and sundsys
CAL for diagrams and prices.
SOL. GETz & sONs. owners and Dealers
Room BPS Chronicle Bldg.
HALF BLOCK. 3oor20o. in Bay View. South San
Francisco. near Railroad ay- fine manufaetur-
ing site, abundant supply Of water easily OBJ
tained-
beautiful home s rooms. bath: Goth 81. be-
soreen Noe and Castro. 50 200 Mission Heights
lnlurorernenf Association. 1856 18th 81.
rOR Sele-Afodefn house. rooms, bath; rea-
sonable: call after o'clock owner, eSs
Shrader st.
Your title restored under McEnerDey act $40.
CALVIN. 1896 Delbert block. e4S Van Ness av.
q ACRE chicken ranch. well improved; cheap; on
tarfns See SHfPLEG- 546 Market ST. room J.
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cHAMBERLIN & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers
354 Mills Building. kearny 2733.
and fronting Golden Gate Park; SIS
per month: mtg. of $1,000 remain.
SIS 25O-Two Z and rm. fats. vicinity of Cali
fornia sud Laguna; 27:6x137:6; $4,000
mtg. can remain; rents $50 per month.
SIS, 400-2 very classy rm. flats. with garage;
vicinity of Shrader and Fell; will easily
rent for $50 per month; owner will carry
any part of $4,000.
s11 O0O3 new and fats with shoe
shop in basement vicinity OF Jackson
and Powell; 500 per month rent; bank
mtg. $1,000.
s1s.0o0---6 flats. having rms. and with
rms lot 50x90; Steiner St mr. Ellis:
sl97 80 per month rent; $4,000 bank mtg
ONLY 81. 500 cash required to buy six and 6
rm. fats on lot 75xl14: located in choice
part OF the Mission district; bal. mtg. OF
IS 200 can remain Will easily rent for
Si2O per month ground alone worth
$4,000: this property cost $4,000 years
ago: forced TO sell.
seo0-All cash required for . rn. cottage;
26:Sx100: Goth av. and Clement ST.; bal
ance $500 at $50 per month
S675-Forced to sell: lot 2Jx120: west line
4sth av bet l. and NJ: including street
work; worth $1,000 see 1t.
BARGAIN--ss. 100: rents $50 per month; Golden
Gate av. Lyon ST.; modern flats. 5,-s
and b; mortgage sIrsg aza sy;aoo na can remain.
FOR sale--0n terms same as rent; swell, new,
=
3is 2sth av near California St. key lot Tx
40 east side OF street; must be seen TO be
appreciated KEY ON premises. Phone kearny
35s6 J. G. BRICKEIL. 102 Lick bldg
Sis 6o0-Lsrge lot. near The 0rpheum; have
tenants for upper floors of brick building
that will pay big interest on total in
vestment EASY TERMS. EDWARDS
BREWSTER g. GLOVER, rotunda
Mills bldg
PINE 81 bet. Taylor and Jones--Lot 5oxi37:s.
Scott st. house. IL rooms; lot 25xs1:6: no
reasonable ofrer refused; terms. Corner prop
erty. 55xI14 all improved. store and
mats: make an offer; 30th and Church sts
1925 Pine st.
IDEAL. site for apartment building or com
mercial hotel: 2 blocks from Palace hotel no
better stand in the market; offered cheap for
quick sale II. A. BARKER, 30S Monadnock
building, s. r.
CHANCE Of your life; $Ib0, worth double; 5000
cash: grand level lot, ready to build on; 22d
ST: street work done: McEncrney title. Call
at once. owner. lila Market ST. opp. 7th; no
agents need amply.
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LOIS FOR THOSE WHO KNOW.
IN

81 GOO cash balance. mtg. $500 can remain
1ne res. 9 r. and b.. barn on rear street :
Folsom 81. 18th. SPAULDING 4 NEFF,
$50 Kearny 81.
IS 300 Residence, : rooms, ON 10th ay. near
Clement: cost Of street work included il
closed at once. Further particulars DeWolf
Realty Co.. 1T. Lobos and 9th
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WILLIAMS & sURRYHNE.

BALDWIN & HOWELL. sis-s24 Kearuy st.
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REFEREES SALE,

$40 Montgomery st.
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SOL. GETz AND SONS Real Estate Dealers
Room 32s Chronicle Bldg.
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NoVTn alo sAs1
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J. ". WRIGHT & CO..
l25 Sutter ST.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-28
NEAR TRAGEDY IN
SOCORRO
Hat Ruined and Cattle
Inspector in Jail as Result of
Gun Play in Dining Room

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning journal. !
Socorro, y. NJ. May 27.-Lcuis Cat
lin is in jan and a peach basket hat
is pierced by q bullet and its beauty
ruined by powder burns. These are
the net results OF a near tragedy
which occurred this afternoon at 3
o'clock in the dining room of the
funkor hotel here. Gatlin, who is sn
Inspector for the cattle sanitary
board. entered the dining room, slight.
iy intoxicated. it is said. CHANGING to-
ward the first table he saw the owner
OF the picture hat and q young man
enjoying a bottle Of beer. This seem
ed to displease him and he resolved
TO break up the party. According 20.
bystanders, he reached for his six
shooter and took careful aim. but
what he aimed AZ IL not exactly
known. At any rate. at this i|uncturr.
George Cook. the iiveryman. rushe
up and knocked the s~ix-shootcr aside
Just then IL exploded and the picture
hat was p%unctured and scorched, Us
owner gave a startled scream and with
her escort hurricdiy left the scene.
An officer arrived about This time and
invited Mr.. Gatlin 20 go over 90 tho
OF Justice Green and explain
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-28
CONO|T|ONS WITH
STOCK GROWERS
NOT So BAD
OF WOOL WILL
HELP THE SITUATION
Stockmen Say Spring Losses
Have Not Been as Severe as
Early Reports Indicated.

Statements by growers of both sheep
and cattle and by well informed wool
merchants who have been in Albu-
qucrque during the past few days in
dictate that the losses suffered as n
result of The recent dronth are not
nearly SO serious as shown by the
early reports ana that with far con-
ditions during the remainder of the
season the results for the year should
be reasonably satisfactory. There haV"
been losses and heavy mes in a num-
Der of sections. This is admitted by
all well informed growers, but the
exaggerated statements of sweeping
losses. which have been current here,
are generally denied.
''The lamb crop has ncen very
poor" aid one of the best informed
wool dealers in New Mexico at thu
Alvarado yesterday. I'm many se2-
tons 1t will not average above fifty
per cent and to the average New Mex
leo sheep man. accustomed to close to
the hundred per cent increase. this
seems pretty severe. In the eastern
portions of the territory some Of the
will feel the results of the
spring drouth and cold for some time
to come. In the western portion %
the territory conditions have been
fair. Western Socorro and Valencia
counties, according to all reports ]
have received. have had about their
usual season and have suffered only
minor losses, if any. Compared 20
some years | have known in New
Mexico the present season is not SO
bad.
'Add to this the fact that we have
a very neat figure for wool, With cv-
cry prospect Of its going right along
up ana ii seems TO me the sheep men
speaking generally, should be able 20
strike a pretty fair balance
I'VE have had a bad spring" said
a Chaves county stockman who ar
in Albuquerque yesterday, 'and
of MS have suffered some pretty
heavy losses; but | have seen much
worse seasons and the result may not
be so bad as we looked for q few
ago. There has been little or
no rain in the grazing sections of
New Mexico and some sheep
men. those who have been able. have
been forced to pasture their sheep on
alfalfa, which is a pretty expensive
proposition. The cowmen also, nave
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-28

The Following were elected as officers
Ter h coming year: Professor Tins
ley, rs. president; George Helde. 'Os,
LIST vice-president. Mrs. Hobllt. '04
md e-president: G. T.. Wilson, 'Of.
secretary; O, G.. Snow, "a, treasurer.
This morning the sixteenth annual
commencement day was celebrated
Tor the first time in the new admins
tration building recently erected and
known as Hadley Han. The address
of the day was given by President
ernest r. Nichols, of the Kansas
Agricultural College. and was on the
subject of education. 1t was a very
scholarly address and very pleasing.
Herbert n. Alleman, of the graduating
class, represented the class by n paper
ON the subject, what need has the
Technical graduate of Culture? 2" Mr..
Aleman, who Is president of the class
gradual this year in the engineering
department with great credit and has
been with the institution a great many
years, having entered in probably the
lowest class of the institution and has
worked his way through year by year.
The following is a program as rem
dered:
80" orchestra
Quartette-"Pilgrim's Chorus" (Tann-
hauser) (Wagner)
Messrs. stevens, Wooton, Watkins and
Ainslio
Paner-"What Need Has the Tcehni-
cal Graduate of Culture"
Mr.. II. n. Alleman
Duet-"Over the Heather NOR
Mr.. and Mrs, f.. @. Wooton
Announcements Pres. W. f.. Garrison
SeXtetto-Lucia III Lammermoor'.
Donizetti
desdames Broaddus and Wooton.
Messrs. Sevens, Wooton, Watkins
n Garrison
Address President Ernest Il. Nichols
of the Kansas state Agricultural
College
Duet-"The Gypsies' Brahms
Mrs. Broaddus and Mrs. Camp
Comforting of Degrees DIR. II. L.
Mcbride, President of the Board
of Regents
Music Orchestra
Tonight the week closes with the
Senior Promenade in Hadley Hall.
which is given by the Julior class in
honor of the graduates. 1t will be a
social event of the week. to which a
great many alumni win be present. be-
sides students and friends of the col
lege.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-28
PUBLICATION LAW
MAY HAVE TO
WAIT TURN
Clovis Council Hears from An
dreWs Indicating That Action
Will Be Delayed,

Especial Correspondence TO Morning journal
Clovis, n NJ, May 2o.--Some weeks
ago the City Council passed resolu-
tions against the publication act OF
the last Legislature and forwarded
anne to Washington, praying Congress
to repeal said act.
At the regular meeting of the Coun-
Gil last night the Secretary read a let
ter from Delegate Andrews replying
to their petition. stating that in sup
port of this petition senator Beveridge
would Introduce a bin for the repeal
of the act at the earliest opportunity,
but expressing the belief hat it could
have attention until the opening
of the regular session, the call session
being fully occupied with the revision
Of tariffs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-28

For years | was troubled with bill
iousness and constipation, which
made life miserable for me. Ny ap-
petite failed me. l lost my usual force
and vitality. Pepsin preparation and
.cathartics only made matters worse.
| do not know where I should have
been today had | not tried Chamber
aims stomach and Liver Tablets. The
tablets relieve the i'll feeling at once,
strengthen the digestive functions,
lurify h stomach, liver and blood,
helping the system to do its work a
turally.-Mrs. Rosa Potts, Birming-
ham. Ala. These tablets are for sale
~ all druggists.