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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-28
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LOANS. MORTGAGES.
106 10th st.
INVESTIGATE

And then, when you are satisfied,
put your savings in land.
Here are the facts:
1.-The New York Journal says:
There is just one thing that is safe
and permanent as an investment and
that is the earth on which we
stand"
mo other investment will come
anywhere near paying the profits
urban and suburban land will pay
in the next ten years.
Enhancement of real estate
values has been remarkable; show
ing how much an "unearned incre-
ment" has had to do with the foun-
dation of immense fortunes.
A business depression may
ruin banks and industrial enter
.prises, but. it cannot destroy sim
gle foot of land.
BILE.
Go and see these places today.
COMPELLED TO sELL-5-room
$50; $50 cash, SIC monthly, including
interest. Those who have to pay
rent anyhow ought to snap up this
place because payments are so very
easy. 1878 East l. ST., 6 blocks east
of Mckinley ave. car line. Get off
along.
NEAR SIXTH AVE-, nice Groom
house with i lots, for $4,000; $500
cash, balance easy savings plan.
FIvE-ACRE TRACTS on beautiful
Henderson bay, $2S5 each; $50 cash.
Sc monthly.
TWO FINE LOTS, next to and Just
north of No. 57O7 South Yakima ave-,
Is min. from p. o.; on good car line.
Lots are above grade, filled with
fruit and berries. Gas, cleo. lights
and water in. Street graded. Cars
stop in front of lots. Price only
$500; $40 cash, SIS monthly.
NICE HOUSE and IL lots on
Point Defiance car, reduced $500.
Must be sold or traded Immediately
as owner has bought small farm.
There are rooms and bath, big
closets, a fireplace and good fur
mace. Price $3.50; $500 cash, $40
monthly.
SAUCER SHAPED TRACT of is
acres fertile waterfront land on Nc
Neils island that will make not only
"a fine ranch but also a summer
home of wonderful beauty. There
are a few places where the access to
water Is low. Owner will take va
cant city lots or cottage as part
payment. Price $500 on easy
monthly installments. including
LENNox TRUST COMPANY
952 Pacific ave.. upstairs.
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Four cleared and graded lots in
North End. Will sell below value.
Party needs money. Address Box,
-, care Times.
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STEAMERS
Fly On the Flyer

Tacoma Seattle Route. Four Round
Trips Daily. Leaves Tacoma s:35 a.
Fare. $50. Round Trip. Soc. Flyer
Dock. A. b. Nessenson, Agent.
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SCHOOL LAND LEASE on $50
acres land to exchange for equity
in city property. Lennox Trust Co.,
954 Pacific ave-, upstairs.
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For Sale by Owner

Broom modern house and nice
level lots, in lawn and berries, cleo
trio lights and big bathroom. Price
$500. Terms If desired. Phone Main
1895 or call I'll So. 5Sth st.
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2 Corner Lots

No. 18th and Fife, $500. Terms.
Owner, Box IL, care Times.
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eI0 A MONTH HOUsM

You can get 1t for your own at the
price of $40 a month. Order the
transfer man to move you right in.
Take Traction car. get off at 36th
st. and ask for Mr.. Williams. owner.
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WANTED-nOARD

YOUNG man would like to get
board in private family. State
rate and location. Address Box
900, care Times.
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See
BERTELSON & co.
For Real Estate, Loans
& Insurance
1862 Pacific ave.

NEAR SIXTH AVE, nice Groom
house with u lots, for $2,100; $500
cash, balance easy savings plan.
LennoX Trust Co., 954 Pac., upstairs.
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| Ideal chicken ranch, close to car:
1850 down, bal. monthly payments.
6822 So. Sprague.
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FOR SALE - Contents of hand
sOmely furnished 4-rOOnn flat; rent
of flat $35. Every modern conven-
fence. Within minutes walk Of
9th and Pacific. Apply Box 1900,
care Times.
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goth Century Edition Encyclopedia
Brittania in half leather. Best Of
fer before March 10th takes 1T. Ad-
dress Box 1906, care Times.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
LAUNDRIES

Curtain Lndry; also silks, woolens.
emb. Oppie e. Daughter. NJ. 1854.
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$500 Drop Head, supplies. needles
Singer machines. lib Commerce.
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WANTED-First class salesman tc
take orders for a staple article
that will sell itself. A good propo'
sition to the right party. Call al
764 G st.
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FOR SALE-Spring top wagon, in
good condition. Price S35, a bar
gain. 5209 So. Steele st. Take So.
Tacoma car.
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Apartment House Site

Three fine lots on / ST., near Court
house. on paved street; one of the
finest locations south of Sixth ave,
land minutes walk from Pacific
lave. $4,000 cash will handle this,
the balance easy terms.
q PORTER a. HAENEH
1201M Pacific ave.
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FOUND
FURNISHED It0Ons

EDGEWOOD, 1908 Center st, single
and hoskpg. $500 week and up.
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til w Els WANT ADS
ANNoUNc EMENrs

ARE you Disguised with your
NJ cleaning and pressing pusinessi
~ years In same stand. We dye
block only. Class A work. Clothing
sent by express receive prompt at
tentlon. Telephone Main 1880. S11
80. sth. J. A. Donaldson.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-New 80 Stu
debaker logging truck, $125;
ranch mare, se5. So. Tacoma Livery
& Trans. Co., M. 1921.
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DESIRABLE furnished room, nice
location, reasonable. 1877 Il st. So.
Main 37S5.
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FOR RENT-Safery deposit ooxes in
the best fire proof building in the
J.. p. roberts Loan e Investment
Co.
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FOR SALE-An invalid wheel chair
in good condition. VIII sell cheap.
Phone NJ. 1873.
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RRLP wANTEI)-sfALB

FOR SALE-Eggs from five varie-
ties of thoroughbred chickens; al.
so Pekin ducks. Main 1902.
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Two Building Site Snaps

e Northeast of 10th and Lawrence by
dent, offered an
= assessments paid. Go them right away
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FIvE-ACRE TRACTS on beautiful
Henderson bay, $685. each; $50 cash.
Sc monthly.
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lWANTED-Good boys over IS years
of age to sell papers on the street.
Apply to Newsboys' Union or this
office.
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EARLY POTATOES and lawn ferti-
lizers. Albin Feed & Seed Co..
2420 Pacific. Both phones.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-17
CAR ROBBERS BEAT
SEALER FOR
PEACHING
Boy Held at Point Of Gun and
AfterWard ManhandIed by
Junk Stealing Gang in Yards,

The gang Of junk stealcrs and car
robbers, who have been giving the
special officers of the Santa Fe so
much trouble lately, committed a
daring attack last night. when they
held up a boy who was engaged in
sealing cars and at the point OF a
pistol. forced him to walk To a lone
ly place in the yards, when they fled.
Later they returned, after ascertain
ing that he had reported a car rob
berry to the officers and severely beat
him. lie was knocked down several
times, his lantern thrown away and
his seals taken away from him.
The affair occurred as the result OF
the arrest of Il negro named Tad
Jones. who was seen by the boy
breaking seals in the local yards. The
boy called special officer Sinclair, who
arrested the negro. While the car
sealer was at work, two men suddenly
confronted him and one OF them
drew a pistol and told him 10 hold up
his hands. The boy complied and
they marched him to a lonely spot
in the yards where they threatened
him with violence if he gave any in
formation concerning the negro. The
boy FASTENED to the officers and re-
ported the affair, after which he re-
turned to work. 1t was then that
the two men returned and assaulted
him, severely bruising his face ana
head with their fists.
The police made an effort to Sc
cure the names of the two white men
from the negro Jones, but he denied
all knowledge of them and said he
recently came here from san Marcial.
He is held at the city jail and Off
GERS along the route of the Santa Re
have been notified by wire to look
out for the two white men.
"The war we have been Wasing
against these petty robbers win be
continued" said Officer Sinclair last
night. we expect to make several
important arrests IN the next few
days ana we are going to keep the
fight up until we put these people out
of business"
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Plan Big Demonstration
Here on Memorial Duy
PROCLAMATION BY THE
GOVERNOR

1t is n beautiful custom which has
grown up through the length and
breadth Of this broad land, hat one
day in each yea be set apart in which
We, who are diving, may pay n trib-
ute TO the memory of the brave sol
dicrs and sailors, n to our dear
ones who have passed away, n have
been judged by our Creator each ac-
cording To his real merit. AS We think
of those who are gone, the day cannot
but be q sorrowful one. and Vet as
We recall our fathers, mothers, broth
ers. sisters and friends, and the man.
good ana noble qualities which they
possessed, and think of the love
which they bore us when alive. Il
characters are softened and we look
upon the cold. hard world with tender
longing, and often through tears with
which our eye are dimmed.
In order that proper respect may be
shown to soldiers ana sailors of the
republic, who died while in the serv-
ice of our common country from
wounds received in the heat of battle
IN defense of the flag, or from sick
ness incurred during service, and also
to our deceased relatives and friends:
Now, therefore. l, William j. Mills,
governor of the territory of New Mex
leo, do hereby designate and appoint
hoHutN, MaS 81, i31u, as MemOflal
day. and do hereby request that on
said day all business of a secular ma
ture be suspended so far as possible;
that in the schools patriotic exercises
be held. and the youth of the territory
instructed in love Of our country and
its flag: hat churches and other
places Of religious worship be opened,
so that prayers may be said for those
who are dead, and that the people
generally join with the fast diminish
ing numbers of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, in strewing with flow
ers the last resting places of the brave
soldiers and sailors who died fighting
for what they believed to be right
under tl;e flag carried either by the
blue or the gray, as well as the graves
of our relatives n friends, who
have passed away SO that their kindly
deeds and good acts may ever re-
main fresh in our memories.
Done at the executive office this the
10th day of May. A. D. 1910.
Witness my hand and the great seal
of the territory of New Mexico.
WILLIAM j. MILLS.
BY the Governor.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary of New Mexico.
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All Patriotic Orders in AIbu-
ouerque to Join in Honoring
Nations Dead; Parade viii
Be Feature Of Program,

no make Memorial day of this year
more impressive and significant than
.,or before all the patriotic orders
~ iris city win unite in a big demon
strotion on the day on which We hon
~ the nations soldier and sailor dead,
:" meeting was held last night at
IA. home Of Adjutant j. G.. Caldwell
~ q. X. Warren Post, G. A.. r.. at
tanded hv representatives Of the
Grand Army, the Women's Relief
Corns. Ladies Of the G. A. 4, Sons of
V.trans and Spanish War Veterans
Gov. Z. 5. Stover presided .. the ses-
sion at which plans were discussed and
mi in tentative shape for the cele-
bration of the day on a more extern
sye scale than heretofore.
A committee on program and ar
engagements was appointed consisting
If Mrs. schumacher. Mrs. Haines, John
Y wilson and j.. G. Murphy. w. W.
mcdonald was appointed to take
charge of the ceremony of decorating
No graves in Santa Barbara GENE
terv. Comrade Caldwell will be chair
man of the committee in charge of the
beautiful exercise of launching 4 flo
raj boat in the Rio Grande III honor
of the men who served their country
nj sea in the war time.
The graves in Fairview cemetery
viii be strewn with flowers with ap-
nr6priate exercises and after these
ceremonies a lunch will be served by
the ladies' organizations to the old
soldiers at A. O. Z. w. hail. Follow
ing this there win be a special and
very interesting program with speech
Is and musical numbers, including pa
triotic songs and addresses by well
known citizens.
on Sunday morning, May 30, the
members of all the organizations nam
ed win attend the services at the First
Presbyterian church in a body and
Will listen to a special Memorial day
sermon by Rev. Hugh A. Cooper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-17

Hon. S. w. w. Straight
Mayor of Atlantic, Iowa

working and supporting his family. l
personally know OF three other sim
liar cases hat were treated ut the
SAME time, and so far 0s | can learn
the results are substantially the same.
senator Bruce Is one of our most
prominent and leading citizens, has
resided in this county for 2S years, is
a man Of remarkable business abil-
ity. He stands above reproach ana
has shown good judgment in %associat-
ing himself with said company. hay"
no hesitation in giving this treatment
and Senator Bruce as well my unquai-
flied recommendation TO all my bro
Their officers and those who may be
Interested,
S. W. w. STRAIGHT,
Mayor.
Atlnntic. Iowa. a-a-,10.
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streets in the Highlands %traversed by
the now Highland street car iliue.
This was done for the purpose of CIV
ing more space in the streets.
An ordinance was introduced which
had been drafted BY the city attorney,
fixing the north fire limits ut New
York avenue, instead Of Slate avenue.
A lengthy ordinance. providing for
the laying of drain pipes and private
sewer connections. was given It's firSt
reading. The ordinance provides for
strict regulations in such work and
specifies that vaults aud cess pools
can not the connected with h now
sewer system. All such work, under
the new ordinance, must be done pN
d licensed drain layer under permit
from the city and under the supervis-
ion of the city engineer. Detailed spe-
cifications rs to Just how cach part
Of the work shall he done from the
trcnching Of the streets to the mate
rails used. were included. The ordi-
nance should 1t pass win govern the
making of connections by prop
erty owners ana it is said 10 be cspc-
cially drawn, to make the sanitary
conditions greatly improved. Alder
man Wroth referred the ordinance to
the chairman Of the street and sewer
committee and the city engineer. so
that it can be reviewed in detail before
it is put on its final passage.
Alderman WrOth then brought up
the question of reports concerning the
city building Inspector having issued
several permits for the wrong kinds
of buildings in the fire limits. lie was
informed by city Attorney Collins
thai an error and misunderstanding
we're responsible for the roports and
no further action was taken.
The council then adjourned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-17

of the worst drunkords | ever knew
and probably the worst in the city.
He had neglected his family, was a
wreck physically and mentally and
seemed to be beyond any earthly help.
He was treated for three days under
my observation at the Atlantic Hos
pital by Dir. r. E.. Neal aud at the end
OF that time he was discharged and to
every appearance perfectly cured.
The results Of the treatment in
his case Ks truly marvellous. This
treatment took place in the early
part Of January and / have seen this
man frequently since aud have made
frequent inquiries about him; he is
wonderfully changed and improved
mentally and physically. Immediate
ly after his treatment he took up hon
orable employment and Is today
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To Whom 1t May Concern;
Soon after it was publicly a%nnounc-
ed in this city that Hon, J. +. Bruce
had associated himself with the Neal
Institutes company of the United
states, he advertised that for the pur-
pose of giving the people OF this city
and county where he has lived Tome
thing over 90 years, a practical dem
onstration of the Neal treatment and
cure that he would bring DR., Neal to
the Atlantic hospital for the purpose
of treating any persons afflicted with
the drink habit who might make APP
plication. He publicly stated that he
would be glad to receive some Of the
worst cases that might be picked up
in the county. | had a man that
had sentenced to Jail a number OF
times for drunkenness, 1le was II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-17
BIG POWER OUTFIT
INCORPORATED
IN SANTA FE
Prominent Men Back Of Con-
Germ Which Has Big Project
in Taos County, Capital One
Million,


Especial Dispatch TO tbe Morning JouraaIl
santa. re, \. NJ, Nav 16.-Incorpo-
lption papers were iiled today in the
office OF Territorial Secretary Nathan
laffa by the son Luis Power K Water
company, the incolporators being II.
Alexander Smith. George w. Brier-
braucI and Michael y. Hurley. The
capitalization Is ST, 900. 900. divided
Into 100000 shares. The diIecors
are, Former Congressman Franklin
4. Brooks. Gerald Hughes, Fred G..
Moffatt. Horace G.. Lunt and II. Al
eyander Smith. The companY's
headquarters ore at Colorado Springs,
Colo. ana its New Mexico offices at
tostOla, Taps courty, Nith William f.
Meyer as New Mexico agent. The
comrany win operate in lei Paso and
costilla counties, Col, and Taos
county, ~. NJ.
Incorporation papers were also filed
by the New Mexico Title and Abstract
company. with q capitalization Of
$4,000 divided into 500 shares. and
paid-up capital of $1,000. The head.
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District Court.

An interesting ease was 4ilcd this
forenoon in the district u for
Senta Ee county by Charles A. Sirin-
go against w. p. Cox Of Frederick,
okla, ana c. G.. flushing ct al. of
W2lnut Springs, Tex, in which the
plaintiff asserts that he bought the
agency fer the Twentieth Century
crude oil burner for $1,000, giving a
note for hat amount secured by @
mortgage on the Sunny Slope ranch.
lie soon discovered, he asserts, that
said burner WAS IA fake and a fraud"
end therefore asks that the note be
annulled and the mortgage set aside.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-17

In lieu OF plans he had rejected,
Territorial Engineer Vernon l.. Sulli-
ven today received new ni2ns for the
proposed ColfaX county bridge over
the Nermcjo at ColfaX. As now pro-
posed the bridge viii hay a. 100-foot
span instead of two smaller spans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-17
Board Canno, Sell school Property

superintendent of public 1%nstruc-
ton J. T.. Clark has dug up a terri
torial law that is apparently u%nrcpeal-
ed, under which the board Of directors
cf school districts has not the sole
right to sell school property, but that
citizens may participate by petition.
The past thee years 1t has been held
that the board has such q right.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-17
Reciprocal Insurance Arrangement.

The American Reciprocal lnsur-
"ncc association OF Kansas City, Mo
writes the superintendent OF insur-
ancc for q reasonable arrangement in
the territory whereby il win be pos
sible 10 establish harmony with the
department, and at the same time
continue in the future as II has in the
past the benefits Of reciprocal pro-
lection without prohibitive conditions
or expense. The company Of New
Mexico was advised that It is amen
able to the Insurance laws. ana amy
inflaction thereof Will be prosecuted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-17

quarters are at Deming, Luna county.
The incorporators and directors arc
A.. w. Pollard. eighteen shares, Edith
T.. Pollard, one share, and Arthur A.
Tempke, one share.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-17

Chamberlaln's stomach and Liver
Tablets viii clear the sou stomach.
sweeten the breath and create a
healthy appetite. They promote the
flow Of gastric juice. thereby induce
ing good digestion. sold by all drug
gists.
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Action for a
Partition

/ AiAA'iA
The Unknown Heirs of
NEWELL BELFORD.
Deceased.
John Bedford, if living. the I'm
known Heirs Of John Bedford. deceas-
cd, the Unknown Heirs of Sallie Tan
ncr Barnes Belford Burchard, de-
ceased, the Unknown Heirs of Elvira
Corinthia Barnes Hayes, deceased, the
Unknown Heirs Of Esther Barnes Tyr
rel, deceased, the Unknown Heirs OF
Betscy Roena Barnes Hulsc, deceased,
the Unknown Heirs of james Hulse,
deceased. Julia Tinsley Iiulsc, the
Unknown Heirs Of Melvina Barno
Hines, deceased, the Unknown Heirs
Of Harrison T.. Barnes, deceased, the
Heirs of Minerva Barnes,
deceased, the Unknown Heirs Of
Johnston W. Barnes, deceased, Julia
Ann Barnes, the Unknown Heirs or
George W Hayes, deceased, the I'm
known Heirs of Huldsl Hayes. deceas-
ed, Allie II. Hayden, Rosa Hayes
Flickingcr. Chaunccy Hayes. the Un-
known Heirs Of Loranus J. Hayes, de-
ceased. Wallace Hayes, Homer Hayes,
the Unknown Heirs OF LoNinna Hayes
Nichols. deceased. Lucus i. Nichols,
Jennie y. Barker, Frank j. Nichols.
Esther Hayes Chaftce, the Unknown
Heirs of Roena Hayes Gillette. de-
ceased. Alfred Gillette. Eivira Gill
lette Hull. Esther Gillette, Ruba Gill
lette. Frank Gillette. Virgil Gillette.
the Unknown Heirs of Lavina Gillette
Rumbaugh. deceased, Samuel r. Rum
baueh. Francis J.. Eumhaueh. q min
Alfred ~. Eumbaugh, q minor,
Raw T.. Rrmhaurh. "a minor. Dana ".
Rumbaulh. "a minor, Richard H. rum
haugh. 81 minor. Truman g. Tyrrel
the Unknown Heirs, OF John X. Ilr-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-17

The dancing kids soies beat as one
when they dance together.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-17

1t may be wet, it may he dry,
or cold or warm today,
I guess that is the reason why
They call it May.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-17

Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children.
1t contains no opium or other mar
cotics ana can be given with implicit
confidence. As a quick cure for
coughs and colds to which children
are susceptible, it is unsurpassed.
Sold by all druggists.
Those dancing kids lust can't make
their feet behave. Gem tonight.
- -I--
Kicking To make q living-those
dancing kids, Gem Theater today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-17
4 Maybc Month.

The dancing kids at the Gem would
make st. Nitus sick.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-17

Ezra Kendall in black face at the
Gem. Now laugh, you,
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LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE

Territory of New Mexico. In The Dis
trict Court sitting within and for
the County of Colfax, Fourth Judic-
ial District.
ALBERT r. BARNES,
Plaintiff and Petitioner,