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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-08-10
u. S. COURT.

Judge Henry c. Mcdowell,
United States Judge for the
Western District of Virginia,
convened court at this place on
Monday. This will be the long
est term in the history of the
court at this place and will last
perhaps the entire week.
The great majority of cases
are for violation of the internal
revenue laws, and a number of
them will be contested before
juries, and in some instances
this consumes considerable
time. The case against Salyers,
sykes, Burchett and Colley, of
Dickinson county, harg e d
with trying TO bride a United
States witness, was commenced
on Monday. and is still in pro-
gress today as we go TO press.
The case against Jas. Porter,
LOT Coeburn, charged of passing
Icounterfeit money, was COM
promised, the accused taking a
sentence of thirty days in the
Jail at Wise.
There are almost a hundred
cases on the docket yet to be
disposed Of.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

AOOAAAA - y A4AAL0a
Miss Pearl Mann returned
last week from her visit 10 Wise.
Misses Lucy and Cora John
son went up Co GlamOrgan last
week on a visit TO relatives and
friends.
Lennie Witt, scrip clerk at
Roda. spent Sunday with home
folds in the Gap.
NJ II. GRADER was down from
Sionega Sunday.
Billy Mathews returned last
week from n visit with relatives
ia West Virginia.
Mrs. j. NJ. GoOdloe was the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Ardan, at
Keokee, last week.
J. l.. Camblos, of the Uni
yersity Of Virginia, was the
guest Of Capt. and Mrs. j. +.
Bullitt few days last week.
Attorney A. c. Anderson was
on the sick list last week.
Jerome Wells, Jr., came over
from Big LOoney Thursday and
spent few days with home.
folks.
j NJ. Hoge, of Washington,
D. c., is visiting his son and
daughter, at this place.
Mrs Ed. Mouser and little
daughter came down from APP
palachia Friday evening.
n r. ID. Morrison went up to
High Knob Saturday morning
d. &c. B. Bowyer, of Osaka,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l.. Wells Sunday.
n Mrs. j. b. Ayers will have as
her guest for several weeks, her
sister, Miss Emily Bullitt, of
Louisville, Ky.
Mrs Arthur Foster and little
son, Arthur, Jr., left Thursday
Tor northumberland, Pa. on q
visit to relatives before joining
81 Mr. Foster, in Silver CITY. New
Mexico.
Mrs. +. +. Goodloe's broth
e. Mr.. Gus Akers, of AT.
ANITA, Ca. spent Tuesday night
III town, the guest of his sister
Mrs. H. A. w. Skeen anC
daughter, Henrietta, returned
Monday night from a visit will
relatives in Greene county
Tennessee.
We are glad to note tina
capt. A. b. Eaton, who wa
nght sick for several days tn
past week, is able to be on
again.
Rev. j. w. RAIDER will preacl
a. Trinity NJ. +. Church, South
sunday morning at IL O'Clock
Mrs. Mcclure, of Richmond
va Is the guest of her sister
Mrs. K. L. Irvine. 9 4tN
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Taggart
u Aeokee. spent several day
~ last week visiting Mrs. Tag
ssrts sister, Mrs, John w
chalkley.
Aartin Wells has further i'm
proved the appearance of hi
property on Wyandotte Ave
y having a walk laid in from
ms residence and stor
GUIDING.
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obliging central in the Pennipg-
ton phone Office, spent Sunday
in the Gar. the guest Of Miss
Edna Gills. ~ - -
D. b. W entz, OF Philadelphia,
Pa, " as the sIn<t sf Attorney
j. +. Buiiitt SUNDAY and Mon
day, and accompanied him TO
Richmond Tuesday.
j. @. smith, of Clintwood,
supervisor of the Census for
this district, anL Attorney Ro-
land K. Chase. OF the same
place, are In town this week,
attending United States Court.
The regular annual camp
meeting OF the Southern Meth
odist Church will be held at
Jonesville, August cath to 2Sth.
These meetings are always
largely attended.
Misses Miriam and Elsie
Taylor. daughters of Capt. and
Mrs. Henry Taylor, of this
place. are visiting their grand
mother Tiller, at Tazewell.
They we're accompanied as far
Norton by their sister, Miss
Corrine Taylor.
DR.. G. b. Bower, company
ply stefan at Osaka, who spent
Sunday in the Gap, says he viii
go to New York the 25th OF
September to take a special -four
months course in medicine. DR.
| Bowyer is a cousin of Dr. Paint
er, OF this place.
Otis Mouser spent a few days
the past week In Spartanburg
S. G. and other Southern cities
Fred Kemper, of Evansville
Ind, is visiting his sister, Mrs
Otis Mouser, at this place.
Miss Emily Bullitt, who ha
been at Rockbridge Alum
Springs, Va. for several weeks
will 90 this week 10 Big Ston
, Gap TO visit her sister. Mrs
James Blu h anan Ayers. r.
Louisville Evening Post.
, Arthur Chapman, the accom-
F. modating messenger boy at IN
, Western Union office, sper
b. Sunday at StOnega with hi
father, who is an engineer o
the Interstate Railroad.
q r. b. AlsOver, a coal and COX
dealer of Big Stone Gap. VIII
/ buys and sells the products {
the Wise county coal fields, wa
r in town Monday. Norton Ere
!. Press.
s Capt. j. ). Colley, of Gin
= wood. Dickinson county, in a
tendance as a member of Oh
grand jnry at the term of L.
p Court, and j X. Cameron, ais
Il of Dickinson, stopped wit
Postmaster w. s. Rose duriu
p the session of the court.
l. Mrs. T. j. Newman is ente
u tanning as her guest Mi
, Lavinia Critz, of Roanoke, v
= Miss Critz has been one Of Il
: instructors in the Summer No
= NAL at Big Stone Gap, whiC
- closed last week Bristol He
aid Courier.
n Miss Docta Johnson, the a
"a ltractive daughter of the populi
~ Clerk at Wise, who has be,
"a visiting relatives in Lee coun
10 for some time, took the train
Big Stone Gap for home We
nesday.
- Hon. Harvey Young, of DR.
. den, was seen in town Thursdl
- talking good roads. Surely l.
county needs them, if ever
of county did.
- Mrs. McCiuen and daughtel
= Miss Ruth and Mrs. Morriso
= and son, Sam'l McCluen. left Ii
- week for Bristol, where tn
=, will reside in the future. NJ
- McCluen is a sister of j. a.
~ Minor. formerly of this pla,
81 and the mother of Mrs. G..
~ Blanton, with whom the fami
in have been spending sevel
months.
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has accepted position with
the Stonega Coke q Coal Co.
John A. Esser, president Of
the Empire Coal Land Cor /
poration, at Richlands, was
among the business men in town |
the past week.
Messrs. j. w. and 9. c. Nc.
Lin, of Rose Hill, we're business
visitors to the Gap last week.
p. J. Davenport, of Abing-
don, chairman of the District
Republican Committee for the
Ninth District, was in town the
past week.
George W. Powers. of Gate
City, was a guest at the Monte
Vista Hotel on last Saturday.
J. +. Marshall, Of Bluefield,
was among the travelling men
in town last week.
Miss Parilee Buckley left last
Thursday morning for Unaka
Springs. Tenn. where she join
ed her sister, Mrs. Lindsey, in
a few days of pleasant re-
creation.
Miss Queen Clawson, OF New
York city, is spending the
month of August at this place,
the guest of Miss Lillian Lloyd.
Herbert Brown, the popular
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. g.
NJ. Brown. of this place, return
ed this week from a visit to his
uncle. Willard May, at Pike
VILE, Kentucky.
Hazen House, of Knoxville,
was among the travelling men
in town this week.
Electric light globes at low
est prices for spot cash at Ham
blem Brothers. q
Attorneys c.. T. Duncan. b
IL. Sewell and r.. l.. Penning
ton, Of Jonesville. were i'm town
this week, attending United
States Court.
Messrs. Hubert Potter and
! Lindsey Horton returned Mon
day night from Bluefield, W here
they spent a few days the pas
week playing ball with tn,
Richlands team against the
Bluefield nine.
Fred s. Howard was M from
Pennington Gap one day las
week to buy a pair of j l.
Wells pedigreed hound pups.
Miss Mamie Hamilton, o
Norton, and Miss SPOTS, o
Tazewell, were the attractive
guests of Miss Hamilton's sis
ter, Mrs. Martin Wells, las
week. Miss Spots is a cousin
of DR.. J w Kelly, of this place
Mrs. Sarah hOwens and prett,
daughter, Miss Margaret, lief
Monday on an extended visi
TO Mrs. Owens daughter, il
| Sereda, West Virginia.
Miss Ruth Jones left Satur
day morning for Bristol, wher
, she will spend several week
visiting friends.
{ c. NJ. Land, of Spray, n. c
s has accepted a position as stenS
e grapher with the law firm {
{ Bullitt and Chalkley.
Drs. J. B. Wolfe, of Coeburr
b II. 81. Miles, of Wise, and ]. A
!, Gilmer, of Big Stone Gap, cor
:. stitnte the county Board {
Health, recently appointed b
|, the State Board.
> DIR. Thomas +. Stalay, til
Bristol specialist, Saturda
!, morning performed two yer
8 successful operations at tn
: place, removing an adenoi
:. from Rufus Petit and Willial
Beverly's tonsils.
i Mrs. Henry h Palmer col
8 tinues quite sick at the Palm,
). House with a complication
i diseases. Her many friends
Q the Gap hope for her speed
recovery.
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G. NJ. Dougherty has moved
his family to Roda, where he
has accepted a position with
the Stonega Coke q Coal Co.
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Mrs. Henry X. Palmer con-
tinues quite sick at the Palmer
House with a complication of
diseases. Her many friends in
the Gap hope for her speedy
recovery.
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John A. Esser, president Of
the Empire Coal Land Cor
poration, at Richlands, was
among the business men in town
the past week.
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NO0nSy hCC0o bACA4s "A CfCl q
county did.
Mrs. McCiuen and daughters,
Miss Ruth and Mrs. Morrison,
and son, Sam'l McCluen. left last
week for Bristol, where they
will reside in the future. Mrs.
McCluen is sister Of j. A. l..
Minor, formerly of this place,
and the mother of Mrs. G.. +.
Blanton, with whom the family
have been spending several
months.
Hon. and Mrs. r. 7. Irvine
entertained the following guests
at dinner Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fox, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Ballitt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Fox, Miss Minnie Fox,
and Mr.. John w. Payne, OF
Lexington, Ky.
Judge and Mrs. w. s. Math-
ews and little daughter, Mar.
garet, and Miss Roland Wells,
drove down to Judge Mathews
farm below town, Sunday, &c
visit Billy and his friends, Jer-
ONE add Robert Wells, who
have been camping down there
for several days. Mrs. Mathews
took dinner for the boys, In
view of the fact that they
might not be prepared fol
company. Ae es-
| w. @. Coutts has gone into {
new line in connection with biz
lplumhing work. The new lin.
is making Easements under res
licences for installing heating
lplants, thoroughly guarantee
ing water proof work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-30
TOURISTS GET REAL
INDIAN WAR
SCARE
One Lone Brave From Jemez
Loads Up on Bad Whisky
But Lands in City JAIL

4 real Indian uprising took place
in Albuquerque yesterday afternoon
when n group OF tourists fled in dis
may before Juan Pedro. q VII. Red
man from the vicinity of Jcmcz pu-
cblo, who succeeded in securing some
very bad whistey and then started on
the warpath up and down the depot
platform.
John let out as mighty a whoop as
his condition would permit together
with a few ~hic-coughs and tried to exc
cute a var dance. much To the dis
may Of the curio seeking tourists who
beat 4 hasty retreat for the rear Pull
mans. Everything n coming Johns
war until the arrival of w. c. Ken
ncdy, special officer of the Santa Fe,
who did a Kit Carson stunt and exc
cuted a flank movement which placed
him in such . position that he easily
seized the Indian.
John surrendered without further
resistance and was lodged in the city
Jail. The officers then secured an in
terpretor and tried to get John to tell
whore he got the Whiskey. Despite
his odoriferous breath, John denied
hat he had been drinking whiskey.
lie said that he had partaken of sew
cups of coffee and that the chef
who prepared the drink, let it boil too
long and it was so hot it made queer
sensations in Johns head. All the
threats and cajolery brought into play.
failed to make John tell whore he got
The whiskey, As several drunken In
dams have been seen here lately. the
matter Will be reported to the L. s.
Indian service and arrests viii like
ly be made soon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-30
BIG COLD STORAGE
PLANT FOR CITY


Work on n large, modern cold stor-
age plant, where produce of all kinds
can be kept during the hottest months
of the year, viii be started within six
~ to ninety days by II. +. Putney.
the well known wholesale merchant.
The report that such an industry
would he launched here. has been cur
rent for several days hut it was not
until yesterday that Mr.. putney con
hrmed the rumor
Mr.. Putney said that he had already
secured the property on which the
building would be erected but that
he was not prepared at his time to
give any of the details of his plans.
1t is understood the plant will be of
brick and modern in every detail and
that II viii have ample capacity for a
city much larger than Albuquerque.
II is not known whether Mr.. putney
intends to embark i'm the produce bus
in connection with the plant or
NOT.
Local merchants are Of the opinion
that such a plant is one of the Ions
felt wants of Albuquerque ana that
financially. 1t will be a success.
It frequently happens that great
quantities OF perishabic produce are
lost because of lack OF adequate cold
facilities.
such a plant in the city would mean
prices for produce, because it
would permit dealers to purchase sup
plies when prices are lower and store
he goods in the city, instead of buy
ny in job lots as is done now.
Ii is not known who has received
he contract for the buildings.
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fined him 500 or ninety days in jail
suSpending sentence on Branch's
promise that he would 20 to work,
Mrs. Elizabeth Laryln Of Denver
arrived IN the city last night and will
remain here for a short visit.
Mrs. Robert Fullerton and Donald
Fullerton of Dos Moincs. Iowa. spent
yesterday in Albuquerque. leaving to-
day for the west.
Cleofcs Romero. superintendent of
the territorial ponitcntiary, spent
Yesterday hore. arriving from the
south where he has been on business.
Mrs. John Becker, Jr., n Miss
Elsie becker Of Bclcn, arrived in the
city last night and viii visit here foi
% few days with friends.
Mrs. +. w. Lowdcr ana Mrs. Fla.
Blair of Chicago are visiting their
sister. Mrs. l.. NJ Drown and mother,
Mrs. Anna Mann OF l2e2 West Cen
trail ven
Born Thursday. ioriI 2S, to Mr.
and Mrs. Burt Walling o. sos South
Firth street. p baby boy. Mr.. wall
ing is the well known employc Of the
Imperial Laundry.
Gaylord Yost and wife. Mrs. Row
len ana Carl Bcntel, an Of Detroit.
Mich. and now en- route to Los An-
geles. spent yesterday ia Albuqucr-
que viewing the points of interest to
travellers.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Daughters of the American Iievo-
luton win be held at the home of
Mrs. H.. D.. Ray. eli $. Arno this al
%ternoon AT $3.50. Flora g. Richards,
sceretar..
A. j.. Walker. probate clerk. yes
terdaY Issued "A license 10 marry to
Juanita Gabaldon of this city, but
formerly Of Durancs, ANA Carlos ii.
Garcia Of Durancs. Garcia was
twenty yacrs Of age and his father
gave consent to the marriage. The
Young m is just eighteen years
Did.
Evangelist stcut preached last
night at the Christian church on the
ARE cot Ashamed?' Miss
Viola Blnchcr anp There will be
40 services Saturday evening. sun
lay morning at the sunday school
Mr.. stout win give n chalk
ak on Growth At the morning
he VIII speak on The subject:
The Heart Of The Gospel.' Miss
charlotte Pratt vii sing.
Last nights musical attraction ut
Santa Fc reading rooms proved
me Of the best of the season, n con-
.crt company consisting Of Mrs. Row
soprano. Mr.. and Mrs. Yost, vio-
and Mr.. Bintel. pianist. The
udience was . large and apprecia-
I've ono ana OF All the goods things
santa Fc has brought here this
cason his was undoubtedly the best.
he musicians demonstrating h a
hey possess wonderful talent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-30
MUSICAL PROGRAM
PROVES TREAT
Mrs. Himoe and Pupils Delight
Favored Audience at Wom-
ans Club Yesterday After
noon Address by Dir, Taylor
Goodman,

Recent programs rendered at the
Woman's club by Mrs. Himoe's
musical study class have an given
great pleasure, but the one YESTERDAY
afternoon proved more delightful
IMAM any of its predecessors. Partic-
larry llne was the fifth number on
me program, from Grieg's Allegro
from Concerto, A minor. pfaved moo-
ni1icently by Mrs. Himoe with h
IRA parts on second piano By Mrs.
frank korzman. 1t was one of tho
pest performances A"lbuuueraue's
most talented pianisto has given here
and she was ably assisted bv Mrs
lAerzman in the brilliant rendering of
this number.
Miss Mary Ramsey, whose improve
iheht mas shown hat she has great
potential ability on the piano vas
warmly %applaudod. and Miss Helen
Ahderson's two numbers proved o1ite
oifrnlns. The rarely beautiful voice
o1 Mrs. r. V. Winchester was novar
more enjoyed, especially in the lighter
work. The part taken in the program
by Mrs. Harden. Mr.. Forest C,rt-
wright, and Misses Porterficld and
Hesselden, elected the warmost
pi"lse' only o h have heard
these musical programs at tho ch,L
tAF 10 NV tlEII EIHlulFn Hf ]
music which Albuquerque peopIe mav
enjoy as a result OF the conscientious
ana artistic work of Mrs. Hfmoe ana
her pupils and assistants. 4 adv ,,is-
itor from Topeka, who has had tbe
privilege OF attending these CONCERTS
sald yesterday with considerable on
thusiasm and surprise that she had
'eNeT neafd anything in the Kansas I
capital which was half AS nloaein~
Is "a lnIEfnnl arrFf.- - Z
carries weight. Those who hnva
Intended these musical events fnIiv
coincide in the statement.
Inc program in fun was as follows
ih~ hoWs that yesterdays musical
'"'nhers included brilliant ana diffi-
,ult work: ''''
',Anssro moderate, Sonata r
Miss Mary Ramsey
Mrs. Harden.
i-ta) The First Primrose crian
W. Stltvled --...-..... Griec
Mr.. Forest Cartwright
I-Ca) The Secret" c
Oh Wedding Day" cries
Miss Helen Anderson.
Allegro from Concerto. A Minor ,
Mrs. Himoo. !
Orchestra parts on second nf,
by Mrs. Frank kcrzman A.,
.-ta) Itch liebe dieh' c-
90 "SolVig's lied" cIts I
Mrs. r. Y. Winchester
Morning Mood ~Aaeay p
Anira's Dance tfrom poe~ 60,
Suite" A|nt
Misses Porterheld and Hesse1aen
An interesting address on .ci,t
leautN' by the president Of Tho 60 =
Improvement society. DR.. T,eiory s
'"odihan' Was the other featlro c
ne program yesterday q"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-30
GALLUP
DIVORCE CASE
Mckinley County Couples Hav-
ing Hard Time to Agree
Mckinley County Becoming
Reno of New Mexico,

With the Ming of another divorce
ease Yesterday afternoon. Mckinley
county is coming to the front as the
Reno OF New Mexico. in the line of
marital separations.
sam Johnson Of Galln. in "A brief
petition. asks the court 10 grant him
Ia divorce from his wife. Grace John
son. whom ne married in Utah.
December 81. 1905. and with whom he
lived until October 20. 1903 He
charges that his wife violated her
marriage vows but names no core
spondcut.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-30
BEGCAR ARRESTED
BY POLICE
Man With Poor Limbs and Two
Clutches Had Wonderful
Capacity for Beer Spent
Money Freely

\ hcggar who arrived in the citg
YESTERDAY afternoon and spent sew
cral hours %entreating passersby TO
drop % nickel in his hat. WAS arrested
10y tho police last night ana placed
i'm jain. As fast as the nickcls came.
the hegsar. who said ne was "a hope
less cripple. consumed sundrN large
beers at various saloons. He refused
to take the stand given him by the
police and. ms he appeared to Zoe in
toNCated, lac was locked mp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-30
NEWS OF INTEREST


Ncu Mexico ana West Toyas-fair
Saturday. cooler north portion sun
day pair.
Ari2ona-Fair Saturday and SUNDAY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-30

Drink Glorleta Beer today.
Mrs. Il. j.. Walrath Of Bclcn IS here
on 70 shopping trip.
George y. CurlcN or Los Vegas was
in Albuquerque yesterday.
William White OF Las Vegas was
in Albuquerque last night.
H. J. carter Of Lawrence, Kas. was
an arrival hero Yesterday
J sanchez. sheriff or socorro
county, IS here on business.
B|lcjandro s%andoval Of Corralcs,
spent Yesterday in Albuquerque
Henry Essingor ia in the city from
Santa re on business matters.
+. II. slater Of upper Lake 81. s.,
spent yesterday here en- route west.
j. l.. Mcmahon of Las Vegas was q
business visitor hero Yesterday.
r. r. Kcavcny Of Las Vegas was
an arrival in Albuquerque yesterday.
u. u. Rosenberg and O. } Alien Of
El paso spent yesterday here ON
business.
r. Jogols OF Los Lunas, Is a bust
ness visitor here. arriving Yesterday
afternoon.
David Baca OF san Antonio ana
Jose y Archulcta Of Magdalona. are
hero on business.
r. r. Tale of Gallup sheriff or
Mckinney county, spent Yesterday
here on official business.
william Mcintosh. veteran ranchor
and town builder, Of Mcintosh, n. NJ.
to the city yesterday.
I,.,. nro,,a1 o,ba IL fe ,uoo,ad CO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-30

Prompt relIer IN all cases Of throat
and lung trouble II you use Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. Pleasant 70
Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-30
SANTA f MAN HELD
IN JAIL HERE
Jose D, Reable Left
Capital With Horse He Did
Not Own Charge Denied,

Jose ID Rcahic was arrested by
Deputy sheriff Madriz yesterday. ON
information furnished the sherlrrs
office here by the sheriff OF Santa Fe
county. who alleged that Reable left
SANTA Fe with q horse that lid not
belong 10 him. Reable was placed in
n county Jail and a deputy from
santa re Is expected here today to re-
turn him u that county. Reable
admitted TO Under Sheriff Fred Heyn
that he was from Santa Fe. but said
he knew nothing about any charge
AGAINST him there He declared that
had not stolen a horse.
Now, All together, Gent Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

DR.. G. H.. Conner. the o~sfeonath. mas
into hts new offices in the neg
stern building. corner Fourth ana
Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-30

n o need a carpenter Telephone
Hesseidcn; phone ST.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-30
Do YOU TAKE
PICTURES?

We have just received a big assort-
ment OF everything in the photo and
kodak line. such as films, film packs,
printing papers of an kinds; a fun
assortment Of the various chemicals.
etc. our assortment Of kodaks,
carrying cases, charging outfits and
tripods is also complete ana the lat
est modes.
Then we've a complete line of ae-
ccssories, such as trays, printing
frames. drying racks, tubes, bulbs. in
fact anything you need. ina Kodak
outfit.
We do developing and printing.
-STR0NG'S BOOK STORE
Phnne 100. Newt 10 the =. o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-30

We lead never follow. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-30

Now Al toeelher' Gent Gem