davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
World's cresset., 1912-11-21

t'l' ait, III Ord'r To pr0V. l'al
FtN. AAN here >p",klu- uf IT,.
ordlunnC"S a. m"u Ma we 80
u""rhN acknowledge 1na' VI
. have Iplt out ,hn part 1uat tran
hu> >t OF in brackets a. IN *
! pIdna.iOn, which is ttuurh not:
taste not; hard." hut: vhi IN al
are t. PARISH NTH the rsjru} t.r
two stars Nut in tn aruvv
scripture show where, ;hi~
explanation has been placed in
)etW' on the s5tn'anco. which, to
be left there, or read as tncugh
II belon<s there, you will ,han
nave the meaning on the OrC;na
noes OF Cod, in the place Of mon.
Which is not riGnt. for it. has
dlrrct reference to the com mand
monts Of mon, and for this l'pas,
on We rave made this eXpIana
ton and that LOO, for tie benefit
If 'llOS~ who arc ignorant ot thr
rnleS Of tie learned,
Again, they refer YOu from
the explanation; to this scrip
turp.
io'"ld1jog TO marry, and ooumau,ling +,
abstain from m'ata. when Cos hath created ,n
he rcre' Il win thqnh.aiy!1, Of then. wh.
holtvc ana N,j,w The }rutn. l1in. i-1
" hlch j, he coinnauunpnt
of men, which to day Belongs. to
the Catholic Church: toreb dlng
TO marry and commanding t. q.
tam from meats, WhiCn pr r
within their own argumv
that it has no reference t tncur.
dinancrS of Gpd, Brt Sc ~a!s,
before, the truth is, tN,t = L
was speaking of the orulnunvta
Of the Law. that was contrary
to them; And lnordcr tpat there
may be no misunderstanding,
we shall refer the reader to what
Paul said about the ordinances
Of Goo, that are in vogue. as
they are recorded.
Sow praise yor brethren, ,ha, ys remem-
her nj" in ali things, aud keep the ordinance. as
delivered them tolnu. Cor. Ill.,
Therefore, He says, BE yo
followers Of me, even oS ! also
an, Of Christ, ;" Yes Paul teaches
us Of the ordinances Of God, and
says to us to follow Christ.
Christ was baptized, so was
Paul: and following his foot
prints, We must oc baptized also
with water. AS Lydia; the Jailor
and .bose Ephe>ian brethren:
seeing that they were all Gen.
tile converts.
But inorder that there may be
no room left for doubt; we shall
add a few more proofs, for the
baptism of Gentle converts.
In the first place We find that
Christ gives to Peter the keys Of
the hlngdom of heaven. (See
Matt IS 10
Therefore, he has to unlock
the door of faith t. the Gentiles:
and this he does when he is call.
ed down to the house of CorneI-
iuS, as we find it recorded in the
10th. ch. OF Acts. And in connec.
ton with this act we find that
after Peter had opened the door
OF faith unto them, and they be
lieved; they received the gifc of
the Holy Ghost, (or baptism of
the Holy GEostJ and then Peter
commanded them to be baptized,
AS it reads:
Can any man forbid water, that these should
not ne baptized, which have received the HOLY
Ghost az we'll as we. And he commanded
them to he baptized in the name Of tine Lord
Then prayed they him to larry certain days.
Acts 10 4I-1s.
There is a lesson here to be
learned by the reader. And the
reason VIC say so is from the fact
that, the circumstance, and
Peters talk at the house of Cor
nellcuS, was quite different; frum
that othlS on the day of Penticost
1t Jerusalem. At Jerusalem m on
the day of Penticost, when J#w&
World's cresset., 1912-11-21

,,,>, .....',,.,...,,
,......,.
q,
s;o, ,.,,,,. -,
..,,.,.., ,..,,.,.,
,,,...; .i,,.;,,, IT,, ~
r ~
.
:, -, r,
I 49,, -.
:. , .,i.
-,
wv,
,,. =.
49," VA, :,
,1 =,
-, ~,
W.,
~,
,.,.,,: =:
" ','
,
- ''' W
..., 49,,
:,
,,,,.
,.r
-,
,:., ,,,
, ~,
:,
~ -
:: .,:I
u+ ass, ,,,,n. r
or nonrjnu HELPLESS, we rpDeat
in tho net tof Immersion As ho],.
less as q child. but not Soin 9th.
er ono of the other two modes
lIoly Writ saws humble vorr
self under the mirhtv hand Of
Cad and lie will cxa\t y,u You
can fill this commandments in
immersion better than you can
in anv ether mode. Immersion
is doin~ and going az far in
baptism as Won car but in
sprinklinp or pouring YOU are not
Therefore dear reader. we
saw tu Won when Won ar,. BAN
tjr,o ro Az far for Jcsus as Won
can and vou will NOT Ston short
y; ;,,,,,or.ior
n. , c,,
-, s,,
- 49,,
into tbo uater and arc bont;zad
thov will .,on VI, hera ara
dosiynated fr,,n them-Hare
l, 4
"n" o''olN' W onC ~ Wv" WIZ
''eo"e' w q >''i i'''"' oN"l "o'o. :
~ 80 "'' ''0" ''"0 soy ol' eo'ts
''D o ~.''' ''Noe.' ','"0 90"
O 4n' S0'' "i'"i 'o' w. 49, ''''''
l. VIII l4o'N 'l''' VII ""i" i'' no"
'4o'' ~ ''lo was " OH" "'o
Ae'' W A''iI'""'
. """ 'AoS' W '"' "Ao1"
"a = al" "',N.'' ~ u"e ~ eaO
Apo'V'e ao' ~ '"e . ANU ~
t'ioi" Anu a ''''' ~ oO''ei ~ am
we oeile'o 'i.ao otley "Sle III lu
World's cresset., 1912-11-21
REAL l&Ti11

We have placed elyes the line to do usnes Real
especially to help who king fcr home We
in position say bel az! ,ca,e The be
advantages that there give Please read large adds
World's cresset., 1912-11-21
e OTTO N,
We have Several Good Farms for sale.

NO. 2 50 Acres, q Acrs Bottom 40 in Csl-
vation The res, well timoerea Land Good Houso and Barn
Smoke House and Cellar Corn Crib and Graaery, a@d
outbuildngs Good Peach Orchard Fine Spring close
PRICE, $1,000, $500 down the rest pulata>er
World's cresset., 1912-11-21

Continued ~ par: :.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
VETERANS ADDRESS
PUPILS OF THE
INDIAN SCHOOL
Impressive Patriotic Service
and Memorial Day Observ-
ance Held at Government
Institution Today.

There was patriotism IN the air
this afternoon NJ 1889 at the United
states Indian Training school north
Of the city on the occasion OF the
opening os most interesting Me-
mortal Day program. with addresses
hy we'll known speakers. patriotic
music by the Indian school band, and
songs and recitations by the boys and
girls. "'rhe Cross and the Flag was
the subject Of "a most eloquent effort
by Colonel Edward johnson. the we'll
known old soldier and patriotic IN
struotor OF the q. A. r.. and most
effective and foreefUl platform ora
tor. Colonel Johnson impressed upon
the large audience which filled the
chapel the true Significance Of Me-
mortal Day and the meaning Of real
patriotism, and his remarks were
greetod with enthusiastic applause.
Gov. Il. 3. stover made Al ringing
speech. the either speaker being Judge
Edward a. Mann. who made d splen-
ala address,. An automobile conveyed
the speakers Ou5 10 the school for
the occasion The pupils who took
part Ia the prosram acquitted them
selves most crediiably and tho sesV-
ice was one long to be remembered.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
GLEE
CLUB TOMORROW
AT ORPHEUN
Aggregation From Los An
geles TO Appear Under Aus
pioes Of the Santa Re Read
ing Room Association.

The University OF southern Cnlifor-
mia Glee ant Dfamatsc Clubs OF Los
Angeles win appear In the Orpheum
theatcr Second street and Coal ave-
nue. tomorrow evening. under the
auspices OF the Santa re Reading
Room association. The attraction Will
be- the final one OF the season for the
association and no further santa We
entertainments viii play Albuquerque
until late next iall. The attraction
81 being staged at the orpheum be-
cause the Elka iheaiur q % be used
tor prOmotional exercises. The SOUTH
crn California boys were in Albuquefs
que laet year and put on p splendid
show An even better proeram is
scheduled flr tomorrow nsrnt aud p
a. likely the Orpheum Will be- crowd
Cd with santa &c employees and their
friends Tbe doors VIII be- onen 10
snntn Ne employees az lifb and 20 the
genefni public at N,lo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

MOntoya. the teacher. and the excel
lent account the boys and girls gave
OF themselves showed that they have
had good and conscientious traininH
aud that they have been improving
their opportunities. The program,
which was very cieveriy rendered was
as follows:
Welcome to All. by Lugardisa and
ElfeKo.
america song In Spanish. BY all.
Choosing professions, By ten Doys
Our Colors. BY an.
The Sick Doh. by Barbarita and FL
fego.
OLD Black Zoe. by an.
Salute TO the FLAG. by an
Evening Prayer, By i've girls
In Muneca Enferma, by Barbarita
and Elfego.
Home sweet Home. by ave girls.
Qulen Rrobo los Pollos. BY Iugarda
Torrez and Feilci,os sediilo.
silver BELLS OF Long Ago. by al.
Like Washington, by Lagardlta
T0rrex
Rock OF Ages, by Fellcilas scdillo
The Coronation Of the Queen. oy 5
girls.
by Mount vernon's Sacred Ground
Eligrlndo DestiHos, by seven girls
Who Was Washington. By ten girls
Kew Mexico song. by all
El DuIce Numbre de- Jesus. by i've
girls.
Address By superintendent Montoya
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
THEATRE
TO REOPEN ON
SATURDAY

Announcement was made today that
the Orphenm theater, which has 1eeas
closed Tor some weeks, has been leas2
ed from W. v. Futreiie by CHARLES J.
HelllnKa and L l. Warden a pair Of
clever and experienced theatrical mcn
who propose 10 furnish the Aibaquer-
que public with entertainment Of tho
very highest class. The Orpheum Will
BE- formally reopened next saturday
evening vita a program Of unusual
merit,
Under the new management pro-
grams az the Orpheum WIFI consist Of
three de luxe motion pictnres and two
vaudeville numbers The pictures
viii be changed daily and Il was stat-
ga today that no vaudeville act will he
booked for less than si7s a weok--a
price which should insure only attFag-
lions Of genuine merit The de lake
motion pictures are prime favorltes IN
the east, and the Orphenm Is said 10
be The frat house IN The southwest 70
book them
That Messfs. Holling and Warden
know the theatrical buflness IN an ia
details VIII bo apparent from the fact
that Mr.. Warden has been connected
with all this M Paso theaters. while
Mr. Helllngs was formerly connected
with Wailaek's theater IN New York
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
ALLIANCE RUMOR
IS ONCE AGAIN
REVIVED

The arrival "a Albuquerque at $40
tonight Of a special train from Los
Angeles. carrying q, dc Witt cuyler,
member OF tho boarc OF directors OF
the Pennsylvania system. Arthur q.
Wells ecnera mauager, and 4. ~.
Billboard. general superintendent Of
the santa 10 coast llnoa causes a re-
viYal OF the rumor ourrent for more
than three years that the two great
railways are planning a trailic sllianco
whereby through passenger ana
freight service from coast % coast
viii be- possible MT. Cuyicr. who
has been ou the coast several weeks,
conforrine with officials af several
roads, viii rcmain Boz Albuquerque
oniy "a few moments. continuing east
~ special train, with D. IA. kurn,
general superintendent and ~ 4.
Myers. superintendent. as members OF
the party Mr Wells ana ~. Hlh-
bard Wlll return west Dg special TO-
morrow mornlng The Pennsylvania
santa re lraslir Alliance has been por-
sleteniiy denied by nigh officials Of
both systems.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
POLITICS BADLY
MUDDLED SAYS
GENERAL OTIS
Owner Of Los Angeles Times in
Albuquerque Today on Way
to Coast After Extended Wis
it in the East.

Gen Harrison Gray otis. owner Of
the Los Angeles Times. "A man Of I'M
ternati0nal reputation because OF his
opposition % labor unions. passed
through Albuquerque on santa Fe
train No. friday en- route from New
York 10 Los Angeles. Gcncral Otis
spent forty days IN the east and while
there thoroughly studied the polite
al situntion. He returns horne cun-
WINGED that politics Il badly muddled
and that anything Is liable 10 happen
before the presidential campaign ts
ancient history.
Summed up General Otis believes
that Mr.. Taft has d better cnance 20
be nominated than Roosevelt pro-
vided Taft's delegates 30 not STAN
pede % the colonel; that Champ Clark
VIII be the Democratic nominee for
president. that the people do not Ike
Wilson and Will not vote Tor him ~
he b. nominated. and TINT Il g unccr-
tain whether Roosevelt VIII bolt IN
the event he is turned down In the
Chicago convention.
"if Tafts delegates stand by him,
he will be nominated" said General
Otls today "But II they can be
stampeded hy noise, the stirring
music OF brass bands, OF ~ false
claims ns 10 Hooseveit's strength no
win not be nominated.
"It is possible Roosevelt win bolt.
He may beoome convinced that the
people want him 20 DoIt. once he ~
convinced of this. or rather ] should
. Say. deceived regarding this, he hiin-
self being responsible for 1he deeep-
ti0n, the colonel may break away
from ai ties that bind him 90 re-
apectfui submission 20 tho action Of
the convention, ana place third
party IN the fi0ld with himself AZ ~
head.
"Regnrding the Democratic nomi-
nee. Champ Clark, IA MY opinion, 4
the man for the nomination. although
Bryan Is IL possibility. The people
do not like WILSON They wont vote
for him if nominated.
GAS 10 TIE election Of either Taft
or Reoseyelt, Il h doubtful propo.
ai,ion. TAFT has strength that Roose'
welt has mott Roosevelt m popular
where Tart n not. The Democrat
have q chance "a WIN"
with references 90 labor unionisn
and the explosion 81 the Times hnile'
ing Ia Los Angelica General otis seie
that his position IN the matter hHt
been entirely indicated BY the con
viotion Of the McNamnras lie re-
fused Ga comment on the barrow tFin
an barrow Is now being tried Ia Lol
Angeles General QtiN made it pleil
that he h not against organized Ia
bar and not against 81 fair wage fo
every man. hut that ne is opposed q
labor unions as az present ofeaniEe'
and conducted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
SHOCKINGI COLONEL
PINCHED FOR
FOR SPEEDING
City Appalled, by Arrest Of
Chief Executive in Law
Abiding Streets Of Capital
for Breaking Ordinance.

Mayor -. X y. SELLERS was pinched
In Santa he for automobile speeding.
Rather rough on the reputation 81
this city. but the facts must be told.
Mayor Sellers. accompanied BY
Mrs. Sellers, went 70 Santa re In his
runabout. The colonel has been used
10 motoring madly through the
streets Of Albuquerque where an auto
Is allowed occasionally to go out OF n
walk. and be shot into the ancient
capital at velocity which made the
Eadate inhabitants thereof rub their
eyes and almost caused Senator Sui
yer to vote Eyes" on a bill before that
body. The colonel deposited Mrs.
Sellers az the MontezumD hotel and
whized gayiy around 20 the garage,
where he drew up with a flourish and
stepped out 20 inquire the way to the
nearest nydrant.
a hand tapped Colonel Sellers on
the shoulders. "Ynure under ar"
rest, said o gruff voice.
The colonel looked startled what
forq" he Inquired somewhat taken
aback
speeding. said the policeman
briefly but with q CLINT IN his eye
that meant business.
How did ] know anything about
your speed ordinance" expostulated
the colonel. beginning 70 look wor-
ried.
Ignorance of the law II no ex-
euse." said the policeman Tightening
his grip on the mayor Of Albuqucr-
due.
"But wasn't going over seventy
five miles an hour" said the colonel
anxiousls 'Just barely moving
Dawn IN Albuquerque thsy would
have fined me Tor obstructine the
street"
Come along with me to the STA
ton" said the policeman, as briefly
az over.
Just as they started Tom Gable
game warden. appeared out OF a DARK
doorway. doubled over as u Ia pain
! Mr. Gable lay down on the Sidewalk
land rolled over. Won could hear hin
laugh clear over az the capitol
/ you're the man who arrested
Mayor Atkinson % Roswell. az Aibu
querque. aren't you. Dickf" he IN
auirad. after he was able 70 get ~
breath and ait up.
And the colonel tumbled.
/
A A. -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

Almost every American mean Or
woman can recall the collection Of
roots herbs and barks made every
fail for the home medicine chest.
IL Is interesting 10 note that the
most successful remedy for femaie
ills the world has ever known had ita
origin nearly forty years ago IN one
of these home medicine chests ana
Lydia II. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com
pound Is made today in immense
Quantities from these same roots ana
herbs with extreme accuracy care
and cleanliness. Merit alone could
have stood this tess of time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
Personal PrOpertY Loan.
SioSIsS IS f,oHN.

On furniture, pianos. organs. hofnea.
-.agons and other chattcis: also on
salaries ana warehouse receipts; az
low ns $1,000 and % high az $4,000.
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private. Time-nne month 20 one
year given. Goods 10 remain IN y0ur
possession. Our rates are reasonable.
Call and see ~ before borrowing.
Stoaniahlp tickets 20 and from all
parts OF the w0glc.
PRIVATE OFFlC2s--Open Evenings.
TIEE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.
Rooms and ., Cfhnt Baisdfn9.
sos ~ West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
WILBUR WRIGHT AT
THE VERGE OF DEATH

Dayton, a.. May 2s Wilbur
Wrleht, premier of the science 81.
aerial navigation. is slowly sinking az
his home on Hawthorne street IN this
city. ana hiH phyaicians say he carr
not live longer than few hours. Az
hope has been abandoned ~ the
members 81 the family.
Heroic measures were adopted by
his physicians In the final hope that
the gationt might be revived. bul
without effect. fiis teuiperafurn con-
tlnues 10 hover about chs iof mark,
his pulantlon gradually grOWiNR
weaker and the reputation more "
regular.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

Whom the baby takes too much
food the stomach turnai the result ~
indigestion, sourness and vomiting.
Frequently the bowels are involved
aud there 3 collie pains and fiar-
rhoea. McGEEs BABY ELIXIR y
a Rrand corrective remedy fog the
stomach ana bowel disorders Of bas
bles. u - pure. wholesome ana
pleasant 90 take. Price 25c and soc
per bottle. Sold BY all drugsissA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

taGO--i-room house siz 50-font
lota, chicken houses. gasoline ereihe
and pump. a snap.
Sl.e00--5-ro0m brick. modern. corr
ner lot good shade. tth ward. close H.
t.OO0--l1-so story frame fes-
idences modern. lot s6xi41. good
shade North Fourth ST.; terms.
81, 000--i-room house, lot i0Dxi49,
city water. near University; terms
s4.00O--s-Soor1 story brick dwell
Ina. modern. West Central avenue
$1,000 cash. balance 3 per cent
3ie00--5-room frame large ias,
shade and fruit trees. South BroAo.
way, close In; easy terms.
ss200--5-room urick, modern. wem
built. hardwood floesa fra place; corr
ner lot s7e0 cash. baldncs 8 par
cent
gf200--7-r0om, story etueeo hnish
residence. hot water heat. good out
buildings. lawn, trees. shrubbery, los
7sxi4s. close In; Si70o cash. balance
3 per cent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
GOOD PROGRAM AT
SAN JOSE SCHOOL
Pupils Of Miss Vicente Mon
toya Aoquit Themselves
Most Creditably in Closing
Exercises Friday.

a very Interesting and credliahlc
eNcrclse was held Friday evening last
nt the san jose school south OF tho
city district 80. j. hy the pupiln
under tln direction ~ Miss Vlcenta
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

Woman loves n clear, rosy com.
plexlon. nnrdock Blood Hltlera pnri-
Mes me blood. clears the skin, ro-
stoves rnddy. sound health,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

WANTED Two stations. weight
about 1900 ibe Coach preferred.
State age. weight and breed. r. Il.
Lonergan. supt Pueblo indian kgen-
cy. q
WANTED--GoO6 woman tor general
houaework. Mrs Isaac Barth, 5i9
West T1jeTas. tf
wANTED--Tabie bonrders. 92f NJ.
Eighth 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28


stoanlahlp tickets 20 ana from ali
parts OF the w0elc.
PRIVATE OFFlCHs--OpeB Evenings.
TIEE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.
Rooms mnd 4, Grant BniaafmG,
sos "a West Central Avenue.
h...-.l
HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT--.1O room modern house
No. COS West Gold. Cement Gel
Grant building. 90
FOR RENT - Six rooms. modern
apartment. gas range, sleeping
porch, also modern B.room cottage,
shade trees, cellar etc Apply A. W..
Anaon, SIC n. 6th st.
-.
ROOMS FOR RENT
epepeeesr.p>r,eeee .rsrersss'e
roR RENT--1hiFty-.nroe room,
completely fefaiehed apartment
house. one. two and three room
suites Price and rent reasonable
Strong Bros.. 30t n. second.
FOR RENr--Lafge front room. pfi.
vate entrance, cool, shady place.
private family, no sick. Phone 1895 j..
707 North sth So.
FOR RENT furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping. 50i y. end. Il
FOR RENT-rwo rooms nicely fus-
nished; ali eonveniences; a. si6 So.
Third,
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
tor housekeeping can al rear 522
West Central. n
FOR sAyE'-Miscellaneous
,eA.ene4N.e,~sNs.ses>r ,sesseep~~s>~se~s~.rs
FOR SALfs-Hedding plants. stocks.
Asters, Carnations. Saiviaa, Petun-
las, shasta Daisies. aud Tomato
plants. ]. woodward, old Ainuquer-
que. Phone 1887. use
P0R sAI.f-siiinbres valley land.
where irrigation il cheap. i60-acre
relinauishment. FiAe well 20 feet %
water. $500. w j. Hutchinson.
coiumbus, New Mexico.
CHARCOAL and charcoal furnaces
TOT sale ~ ahfnRet& ana Bryant ~ Z
n. ath ST. Deliver In any part Of
city. Call up 4s9.
FOR sAi4E--2-seatea carriage. har-
ness and gentle family horse
Works single or double Wrlahts
Curio store. corner sra ana Gold. q
-.-.
FOR SALE or ExcHAN0E--Five
lois en- main street from Plaza %
Capitol in City OF santa Re. Geo. ~
kills. ii5 81. Central Ave. AibuQuer
que, n, ~. 5-t-c.
BARGAINS IN Navajo Rugs. BenuetH,
il5 w Central Ave. 6-l-c,
NOTICE
2'his n - notify the public. mai
the undersigned has purchased an tn
tefsal h the Sanitary piumbmG nnc
Heating CO., ana wfii Do pleased 10
neure On your piumbnB and heating;
/ Workmanship and Matorlaf suRran.
,ead. ONCE s0S West 0oios r'hona
tes. J.H. PEAK.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Six ROOMS. modern
apartment, gas range, sleeping
porch, also modern B.room cottage,
shade trees, cellar etc. Apply A. W.
Annon. SIC n. 5th 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
GRANDMoTnsINs mEnBs.

N WORLDS champions Airdome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

FOR SALE Or EXCFIANC E--NiVo
lois en- maln street from Plaza 20
Capitol IN City OF SANTA Fe Geo. n,
Kills. iib ~ Central Ave. AfhuQuer-
cue, y. ~. s-t-c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
RO0MN TOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two rooms nicely fus-
rished; ali eenveniences; a. si6 So.
Third
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

FOR RieNT-Two furnished rooms
tor housekeeping Can al rear 522
West Central. n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

BOR sALH' -2-seatea cafrlnge, har-
ness and gentle family horse
Works single or double Wrlghts
curio store, corner sra ana Gold. 4;