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Cheyenne record., 1914-06-11
PROSPECT HILL.

Walter L. Bales has purchased a
nice residence in Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, paying $500 for it. This we
note from the Excelsior Springs,
Journal. There is no place like home
ana we are glad our friend Bales has
good one.
Elk President Theodore Roosevelt
continues to get renown, SO that his
fame Is now running in streams The
river recently discovered by him in
South America by common consent
will be named Roosevelt River. If
the Colonel will only be content to
stay out of politics and rest easy with
the laurels already won by his lofty
ambitions in that line and spend the
the remnant of'his days in unselfish
endeavor to serve the race who have
honored him. the sun of his career
will set with more glory than party
politics can ever give him.
Rum rule is so audacious that it is
trying to subsidize the local press by
tempting offers to pay them for ad-
vertising space, in forlorn hope
effort to defeat the good people of our
state in their effort to secure state
wide prohibition. The publisher of
the RECORD is to be congratulated on
his turning down on offer of this kind.
When the local press all over the land
stand up for civic righteousness and
encourage all agencies for good, you
will see better morals prevailing in
business and social centers. The
rising generation will be under less
baneful influence and it will be easier
to do right and walk in wisdoms ways
because it will be popular. 1t would
be astonishing to know what herculean
efforts the brewers and saloon-hoards
ure putting forth to deceive the people
and mis-inform~ them on this great
questisn now before the voters OF
Colorado. ''Who-so-ever is de-
ceived thereby is not wise"
Cheyenne record., 1914-06-11
SUNNY SIDE

place last week.
Mr.. Minor expects to help Mr.. Pnu1
put up hay this week.
Mrs. Nj. G. Owens is sewing for Mrs.
|ollctt few days this week.
Fay Norton and few 9th rs EXPECT
l" go east to harvest, soon.
Miss Elva Minor took supper at J.
IL. Ambrosier's Friday evening.
Children's Day will he June Dist in.
stead of the 18th. Rev. Lynde will he
with us on that day.
a nice rain fell last Monday nfter.
noon which kept the farmers out o,
the fields for u few days.
Following is the program for the
Enildren Day Exercises ut Sunny
elae sunday SCHOOL, June u, 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nesbitt.
Song by School
Prayer.
Responsive Reading.
Song by'choir IT is the Childre n $
Day. 'T
Rec. ~ Rosebud Leah Collett.
Rec. Welcome Dorothy NesLi t..
Song nv School
Rec. The first Childrens Day,
Alice Stewart.
Exercise Our Golors Five bows.
Rec. The birth of Children's Day
Clara Minor.
Rec. What | Know 2ob't LusselI.
Rec. The Pansy Merle Nesbitt
Song Primary Class,
Rec. Grandpa and Children's DAY
Warren Thrasher.
Exercise Gods Little Rainbow.
Six Little Girls.
Song bv School
Rec. A boys Advice, Lester Hunter
Rec. The Forgotten Son Hazel
Robinson.
Solo Dorothy Noshitt
Rec. Little Workers Luethrl
Hunter.
Exercise Our New Way BY
five of the Primary Glass.
Rec. Make room for the Children
Stella Davis.
Song by School.
Rec The Fields are White
Cynthia Minor.
Exercise What the Daisies Spell
Primary Class. g.,
Rec. Berdilla Bogert.
Song Hear the Pennies Dropping
Primary Glass. 80
Song by School
DINNER.
Address Rev..Lynde.
Cheyenne record., 1914-06-11
Announcement.

We are pleased to announce to
the public that we have made con-
tract with Swift & Co., to act, as
their agent at this place Begin
ming Saturday May 1G, we will be
in the market and will pay you
CASH for your cream, butter
eggs, and poultry at prices as per
schedule furnished by them. We
trust that you will give US trial
and if satisfied tell others, and if
not tell MS.
CAHILI. & WELLS.
Cheyenne record., 1914-06-11
Subscription One Dollar per Yea,

Editor Randolph, of the Bran
don Bell, was in Cheyenne Wells
last Sunday. We were very
much pleased to meet the gentle
man, and we found out that he
was with us some years ago on an
editorial trip in Kansas.
Cheyenne record., 1914-06-11

We saw John Benson going
around with a broad smile on his
face, and wondered what caused
the smile, and we found it was
caused by the arrival of a nice
baby girl at his hcme last Thurs
day morning. June 4, 1914.
Mother and child doing nicely.
and Johnny is able to care for his
position on the U. P. railroad.
The RECORD extends congratu-
lations.
Cheyenne record., 1914-06-11

MILLET SEED-Am overstocked
on this item. so am making a
price of $2.50 per hundred on it.
This is home grown seed, is clean
and will grow. Place your or
ders now, and get your seed
when you want it.
R. c. Lewis, Arapahoe, Colo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26
PRIZE OFFERED FOR
ESSAY ON RELIGIONS
PLACE IN EDUCATION

ESPECIAL coHHssrohohhct TO MORNING Jopshthi
Santa Fe, Dec. 25.--Superinten-
dent Of Public instruction Alvan n.
White has received official notice
from the National Educational assoei-
alton of prize essay contest for
$1,000 cash on the subject; The Es-
sential Place of Religion In Educa-
ton With an Outline of Plan for
Introducing Religious Teaching Into
the Public schools The essays must
be handed In by June /, 1915, and the
award will be made at the time Of
the meeting of the International Con-
gress of Education at Oakland, Calf.
in connection with the Panama-Pa-
cific exposition, August 1928.
Especial interest is aroused In the
subject because of the decided moves
ment. partially organized, to have the
parochial schools of all denomina-
tions. participate in the public school
funds, and to introduce some sort Of
religious education into the public
schools. Hon. Bird coler of New
York. heads a movement somewhat
along those lines and men like Ma
tional Committeeman Charles A.
Spices are in touch with the move
ment 1t also Is finding support among
men like Secretary Of State Antonio
Lucero and Assistant superintendent
Of Public instruction Filadelfo Baca.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26
.|NFATUAT|ON FOR
WOMAN LEADS To
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Christmas in Union County Is
MARRIED by Gruesome Hor-
ror Man Stays Inamorata's
Husband and Suicides.

Clayton, N. M, Dec. 25.-Christmas
in Union county was marred by one
of the most gruesome tragedies in
the criminal annals of New Mexico
when Roy Brown. a bachelor. living
in lonely cabin ten miles from Clay
ton, went to the home of Jack Will
son, a farmer. shot him to death. re-
turned to his cabin, barricaded him
self, lay down on the bed and after
first setting fire to the bedding. sent
a bullet through his own heart.
SO strongly had Brown barred the
doors that it was necessary for the
sheriff and his deputy, who came for
the purpose of arresting him, TO
break in with log. They found
Brown dead on the bed with one hand
burned off and horrible burns on his
body. The bedding was still in blaze.
1nfatuation for Wilson's wife on the
part of Brown, is given as the cause
of the tragedy. Mrs. Wilson is In
Clayton, but will not talk and seems
unmoved. Browns body was brought
here, where ii was viewed by a NOR
bidly curious crowd today, presenting
a strange contrast to the general air
of Christmas festivity which pre-
vailed.
Besides his wife. Wilson is surviv-
ed by several children.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26
STATE COLLEGE
. REGENTS. TO MEET
WITH GOVERNOR
Session of Board Called for
Monday Attorney General
to Be Present; viii ConSld-
er Financial Situation,
....e,.. s,.r.,eu 70 -e.r.rs ,es.r.a


Mesilla Park. n. NJ, Dec. 25.--What
meeting OF the board Of regents of the
New Mexico College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts ever held has been
called for next Monday, when Gov
ernor Mcdonald and Attorney Cen
eral Frank w. Clancy will 40 over
with the members Of the board the IL
nanclal difficulties into which the
college was thrown by reason OF the
failure of the First State bank and
consider plans for the future.
The college financial situation Is be-
ing considered by citizens commit
tee of seven from Las Cruces and Me-
silla Park, with a view to co-operat-
ing with the board and the officials,
and II Is believed that by the time the
regents meet on Monday this COM
mittce will have definite plan to pre-
sent by which the tangle will be
Strengthened out. II. lIadlcy is chair
man of the committee, the other
members of which are H. y. Holt, o.
c. Snow. Il. l.. Young. w. w. Cox. w.
r. Bradford and +. French.
A rumor emanating from Santa Re
to the effect that the members of the
board OF regents had rendered their
designations TO the governor In a body
was investigated here and found to
be without foundation Whether IN
dividual designations have been sub
mitted is not known, but at least two
members Of the board have stated
that they have not resigned and have
no intention OF doing SO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26

s,s0o-b-room modern bungalow
fireplace, sleeping porch; and j.
room bungalow on the rear OF lot
A bargain. Fourth ward.
81, S00--5-room modern frame, corner
lot. and 3-room cottage on same ioe
Highlands. on car line.
50, - 7-room brick, modern. lot
75xi42: good location. Highlands
$1,000 cash. balance s per cent
81. 000-Ncw 4-room modern punks
low: Fourth ward.
50. 20o-G-room brick, modern; Fourth
ward, on car line.
50, ooo--b-room. pebble dash bungs-
low. modern. fire place. new
terms II desired.
s2.75o-b-room brick. modern. large
basement. corner lot. good ioca-
ton in Highlands; easy terms.
S2,700--13 acres OF good land near
Lumber MN. near car line.
A. FLElSCNIER
Loans Fire Insurance
III South Fourth Street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26
What's New in New Mexico

onstratcd that the best results have
been obtained under the most econo-
mic management. by turning their
funds and road construction over 10
the state highway commission and
state engineer. Counties like Sierra,
that have insisted upon permanent
road work under their own supervI-
sion, have failed to receive the full
benefit they might have reaped had
they availed themselves of the super.
vision OF the state engineers office
and In consequence. In my opinion,
have constructed roads with impossI-
BILE grades and lacking elements OF
permanency. The present statute re-
quires that no bridge shall be built
without the approval of the state en-.
glneer and II has worked out splcn.
didly Road building Is just as much
scientific undertaking as bridge
building and similar provision az
that which governs the construction
Of bridges, would prove valuable.
Favors Budget System.
ITO sum up: The county road
boards should be compelled to make
an annual budget. serving without
pay which will save the expense se-
curing this data through paid en-
gineer or county surveyor. as men ac-
tually interested In good roads can
he found In each county willing 10
undertake this without compensation.
This budget should embody the needs
of the countys road system. The
county commissioners. after scrutlniz-
ing and approving the budget. should
make a levy not to exceed three mills
to cover It. The proceeds should be
turned over to the state. each county
being credited with the amount paid
In. The state engineer should then
have charge OF the expenditure of the
fund within the county TO which II
Is credited and following the budget
outlined by the county road board as
far as possible. and every one,
whether taxpayer or a mere non-tax-
paying resident. should be compelled
directly or indirectly. with cash or la
Dor, to contribute toward such road
construction"
Mr. Seligman In his report. outlines
such budget for Santa Fe county, In
complete detail as 10 every road. lie
discusses in a practical way the diff
ficulties that the board encountered
the past two years. in fulfilling its
duties. lie tells of the work complet-
ed and undertakeh. describing it in
detail. and it Is marvellous how much
has been accomplished In two years
In the way Of permanent construc-
ton, as well as in repairs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26
LOOMS RANCH INVOLVED
IN BIG REALTY DEAL

ESPECIAL copHrsronosncs TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, Dec. 25.--An important
real estate deal has been closed
by w. N. Townsend, involving the
sale of the famous LOOMS ranch in
the Wales mountains, Sandoval coun-
ty. by James Loomis to Claud Irwin.
The ranch is located on the head
waters of the Pajarito, adjoining the
Ramon Vigil grant and is the only
property that has running water all
the year around for many miles
About 800 acres OF II are fenced, 100
acres under cultivation and 1t com
mands large cattle range.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26
Want Publication Law Repealed.

Santa Re, Dec. 25.--The repeaI OF
the publication law will again be
urged at the coming session OF the
legislature. 1t is argued that the re-
ouirement of three publications for
interpretations keeps much capital
and many corporations out OF the
state. Because, of what is deemed a
prohIbitive cost for Incorporating
many enterprises incorporate in Del
aware instead Of New Mexico. even
though. otherwise, New Mexico mas
the most liberal Incorporation stature
in the United States and would be the
Gretna Green for all sorts Of corpo-
rations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26

Santa Fe, Dec. 25.---W. n. Town
send has just completed and mailed
today at the request of F. A. Wad-
leigh, general traffic manager OIL 'he
Denver and Rio Grande railroad, a
write-up of Santa Fe and It's attrae-
tions for the annual edition of the
Red Book, which this year Will De an
especially fine number TO be printed
in large editions in order to further
tourist travel via the Denver ana no
Grande and connecting lines during
the expedition year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26

santa Fe. Dec. 25.-Despite the
falling snow, the Taos puepies pssa''
their three days Christmas ceiepra-
lion which includes the picturesque
Matchino dance. The dance VIII De
sspt M until shutdown on Saturday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26
See Learnard- Lindemann'
Co. at once for a good piano
at closing out sale prices.

Tickets for the old Year-New Year
lsupper-d dance, to be held at the AL
varado, evening Of December 31st, are
now on sale. Reservations must be
made on or before December 9th,
Eat the Alvarado hotel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26
snow Blocks Roads.

santa Fe. Dec. 25.--Heavy snow
has bIockaded the road over Taos
mass from Ration to Taos and over
- hin from Taos to Mora. Inc
ANN road open to Taos is that from
Santa &c
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go 1 4,.: W.T. 4: JOURNAL CLASSIC COLUM

BARGAINS
For Sale
broom modern house; 5o-foot lot;
good location, near car line. only
$4,000: easy terms.
S-room modern house: hot water
heat: I'm l.ovlands: for sale cheap
or viii exchnnet for smaller house.
P@rGerEield Co.
REAL EsTArE-rIRB INSURANCE.
s-LoANs
ZIG w. Gold
----
HELP WANTED.
~~o~~~~~~S>~-~>~~~~.S ~--~~-~~>~~~~>~~~~~-~~~~
Female.
WANTED--c Competent woman for general
Homework. Apply so5 south Hlll
WANTED Tor general house work
good cook. family ~ two Apply between
lilfh.
Neutrality-suspicious. sales ladies At the
Economist.
WANTED--Position
WANTED Position by man of 20. which
wages win accept any honest work. ]. +.
l.. Box 1913. socorro. n. NJ.
miscellaneous.
wANTED--we buy old gold and silver.
Benefits. Fourth and Gold.
GARRETT CLEANING. furniture and stove
repairing. w. A. ooff phone SIS.
,FANTED-PuplIr for spanish. CONVERSE
ton and commercial Call evenings. 3ff
North Sixth. Miss Marie Espinosa.
WANTED--Ranch.
~.-~>~~~-~-~-~~~-~~~~~ <~~~~~~~~~~s~~~~~~~~-~~
NANTED-To rent ranch, i've TO forty
acres within ten miles Of Albuquerque.
Give location and terms. Address NJ. NJ,
Journal.
DRESSMAKING.
~~-~-~-~~--~~~~~~~-~~>>~ S~~~~-~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~
WANTED--Dressmakin Satisfaction guar
anteed. New Hotel, Phone SIS. Room "a.
FOR RENT--Office Rooms.
o~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~-~~
FOR RENI-Offices, Apply ID. A. Mao
uh-vson Journal office
FOR REN.r--store room at ia West Gold
avenue Montova q, court house.
OFFICE rooms sanitary. Armio block,
corner Third and Central J. Borradaile,
agent
=---------- -----------
IOR EIc>TA--Storc Rooms.
~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~->~~~
West Central. This space would bo suit
able for soda water candy or Jewelry store.
The building runs clear 10 the alley whlch
would afford good quarters for candy
manufacturing concern. building modern In
every respect. Williams Drug Company
FOR miscellaneous.
-~-~~---~~~-~-~~~~-~-~~>~ ~~~~~~~<~-S-~~
FOR RENT--Good barn, corrugated Iron
roof suitable for garage, or can be used
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26

HOR RicNr--Rooms.
>oIth.
ron RENr--rwelVe furninhcd roomz j. q.
Aibrieht.
ron RiiNr--Mcdern rooms. steam hsst
ne alex sosh West Central
FOR RENT--Nice sunny room. sleeping
pc.st and board zee West Marquette
sTEAM-liEATEb. modern Furnished rooms
aosh W. cenifali t2.ss and ta,bo week.
STEAM HEAT u pleasant these days Cox
room at the Grand Central tabo. ta0o,
sfoo week,
ron RENT--f.argo front bedroom IA prl-
vate family: modern cottage no sick.
1895 West Marqueite Phone 1893
South
FOR RENT-~lIouaekccpI rooms: also bed
rooms AIS went Gold avenue.
FOR RENT-fiousekeopln rooms and fur.
nished cottages. sleeping porchea sis
West ceai
| FOR RENT-EIght Toon1S. beth and toilet.
ON Gold avenue: also store room. J. Dor
radalle. agent.
Highlands.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms sit South
Walter. Phone so2
FOR RENr-rhree rooms newly papered
and painted, sls South broadway.
FoR RENr--rwp rooms and sleeping porch.
furnished. 2st South Walter. Phone iel2
FOR RENT-DweInngs
North.
FOR RENT--Fcur-room fiat furnlshed for
lght housekeeping. $50 month. aot
Nefth Second.
ron RENT-Fonr.room house. two porcher.
isia North Fourth street u. j. Strong. at
stronfs bookstore.
7, For RENr-Furnishcd tcu-TOom house.
steam heat. for two months only. iss
North Sixth street,
south.
FOR RENT-Two-room Furnished cottage.
SO; water paid Apply ia West Gold.
| FOR RENT-rwo-foom bungalow. With
glass sleeping porch; completely furilsh-
ed: sig per month. ele West Goal.
Highlands.
FoR HENT-Nifly thrce-room furnl1hcd
bungalow, new and modern. i22a South
Edith,
FOR RENT--classy California bungalow.
new aud medern hardwood floors, furnace
heat. 100 East silver Apply i5Ol South
Edith or plume iaesJ.
FOR RIsNT--Rooms With Board.
North.
FUH HENT--Rooms or cottages With board
at Mrs. Reeds sanitarium for GONZALES
cents Home milk. cream. eggs, fruits and
flowers. Lockhart Ranch. Phone 1883
PFAFFs HANCH for heaithseclsers. jersey
milk. butter. fresh eggs and vegetables.
Phone 1sa0W.
South.
EXCELLENT table board and nicely fur
nshed rooms with hot and cold water In
every room. casa do ORC. ei3 West Gold.
Under new management
Highlands
HoOM and sleeping porch. Hoard II de-
sired. d1s South Arno.
TABLE HOARD $3.50 per week. Rooms and
sleeping porches sol South Edith.
FOR RENT--seeping porch, room aud
board in private family. Phone 1901.
FoH HEET-sunny front room and sleep
ing porch, board; c0nvaescents 72s
South Edith
EXCELLENT tablo board and aleoplng
porch for eenvalescents; room for two;
southern exposure place In charge of pro-
fesslonal nurse Sic south Arno street.
General.
FOR CONvALEsCENTs--H Room, board and
sleeping porch. First-olass accommoda-
tions Rates IS up. Mrs. Strong. Las Cruces
" NJ
IOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
For RENT-Threarraoin modern apart
mont with sleeping porch. 4lG South
I'LL.
ron RENT fhfee-room furnished apart
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,


roR sAlE--sIlseeIlaneens.
~~~~~-~~~~~-e~-~~~~-- -~-~~s~~~~-~~~
FOR sAf.E-Fertiliser. Phone ibtaw.
FOR sALE-A new plano. cheap. cio Wcst
Marquette avenue.
FOR sALE-n' D. laying hens and one
dress form. soe South Walter street.
FOR sAi.H--underwnod typewriter good
order. tsa rs seennd street rhone 5le.
FoR sALls-FIne nallctt s Davis plano'
slightly used. siSs cash Address John H.
Casey clty.
FOR fALE-fweuty- glazed sash. size
SKA feet, good condition. very cheap. A.
9 lleyman. Phone ihtat
SUDAN uRAss--lndependen OF drouth.
Oct plains grown seed. our seed IL No. I
and grown BY ourselves order now, Amarii-
10 Seed CO. Amarillo. Texas
FOR sALE--Dus oils for room nocommo.
dations at the GATES hotet Loo Angeles
Cal The Gates hotel 10 fife-proof, one Of
the newest and best In Los Angeles and
located corner Of Sixth ana Fisueros
streets Address Morning. Journal
non sAIE-IIscstock and Poultry:
FOR SAILS brood eows Phone ialeW.
Frank E. I'M.
FOR EALE--chlekens aud surKcys ~
North broadway.
FOR sALE-tI.zs each. White Indian Run
ncr Ducks ei2 South .rnl.
ron SALE OFT THApE.-Three good i1co.
pound horses Inquire Of Guy ufannis.
ituhha' laundry
FOR sALn-EEss, stock and chlcks, sever
al varieties, l. A. Erlandson 1901 south
Edith street Phone 1901
HIGHLAND POULTRY YARDs--7io.7ie
South broadway. For sale; :. c. Brown
Lcghorn cooseruls. full brother 10 my blue
ribbon winners and $. c. u, orplnrtons
write mo your wants. A. r. BLANK. Prop.
Albuquerque, N. NJ
THEY LAY, they win, they pay, Az the
three largest poultry shows IN southwest
In 1915 state fair. Albuquerque. state ex-
position. Roswell: ri raso Poultry Show.
our birds won fofty-flye hluos, American
Poultry Association go gold medal, five
silver medals. two silver cups and twenty
five other specials; over fho ribbons, Il. !.
Reds, both combs prrinEtons. both white
and Bluffs: Willie feghorns. Anconas ana
Indian Runner ducks Stock eFgs aud chicks
Tor sale. l.. "a. Thomas Poultry Yards. al
East ilaseldine avenue. Alhuauerque
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26
ron RENT---Apartmcnts.

FOR RENTr-+lhreasfuoin modern apart
ment with sleeping porch. 4iG south
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26

ArCnIs0N. TOPEKA = SANTA IN RAIL
WAY co.
Westbouna.
No. Class Arrives Departs
I California Express ...... 7:o0p. 7.50p
California Express -. ..f0:10p Hosp
. Cal. Fast Mail ..........f1;sop Hasa
. California Limited ......1fssoa ti;bsa
Enstbouna.
10 Overland Express ....... T:s5a G:0ka
Eastern Express ........ s.1tp a:top
4 California Limited .......sssop 7.otp
SIX. G. a Chi. Ex......... 7i1bp t;f5p
Houfhbound
800 III paso Mex. Hxp.... ff.1oa
sli Peoos Valley Exp...... f:top
SIS hi Paso Passenger $3.50. t;fsa
Eorfhbound
$40 From Mex. a I'll Paso.. ..1;ess
si6 From El Paso ..t........eiztp
si2 From Pecos Val A cut-Gf. s.tao
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General.

FOR CONvALEsCENTs- board AM
sleeping porch, First-olass accommoda
lions. Rates IS up. Mrs Strong. Las crrces
" NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26

journal want nd. bring quick results.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-26

ALL KINDS. both new and second, nand
bought. sold. rented and repaired Aibu
uneraue Typewriter Exchange Phone IT'S
ti6 Second street