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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1905

Page

3

Prepare for War in Time of Peace Stove Ad Teaser

Gas and gasoline stoves offer hot cooking and warm water as the article urges readers to buy a large kitchen range for comfort. Prices range from $30 to $70 for Birn Peninsular Superior and Surprise models, with a full heater line available and a push to "Get the habit" from J. D. Emmons at the corner of Coal Ave and Second St.

Superior Surprise J. D. Emmons W. V. Futrelle Corner Coal Ave Second St

Rock Island System Tops Western Railroads in Spending

The Rock Island railroad shows record western outlays for equipment and track work. From last November through spring, equipment spending neared 6 million, with crates for freight cars engines and passenger cars. Overall improvements exceed 15 million, plus bonds and stock details, while the Golden State Limited is renamed the California Express due to policy changes. The Alaskan Central project advances with winter camps planned and 1,200 workers, a 30 mile graded stretch from Seward into the interior.

Rock Island Western Railroad Frisco Rock Island’ Company Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway New Rock Golden State Limited California Express Alaskan Central Railway Coast Belt W. B. Poland Seattle Wash Blilding Seward

Orient Granted Time to Complete Road Concession Extended

President Diaz signs amended concession for the Kansas City Mexico Orient railway granting an August first, 1914 deadline to finish the line in the county. Subsidy rises to 555000 dollars with five year duty exemptions on construction materials. Ten year no new concessions within fifty kilometers of Orient also stated.

Diaz Mexico Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway

Santa Fe staff and visitors in Carlsbad notes

In Carlsbad for several days the Santa Fe station staff including Agent Martin and wife preparing for a summer absence. Foreman James Klinsaner on vacation in the mountains with Gilbert covering. W Cook Jr travels to Las Vegas for rail business and plans a late summer trip east. Master Mechanic A B Todd from San Bernardino visits, hosted by Hicks. H J Moore and family depart for Kansas to visit relatives. An ad promotes Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a gut remedy and a testimonial notes a baby’s recovery from throat illness with Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds.

Hallway Carlsbad Martin James Klinsaner Pecos Valley and Northeastern Railroad Gilbert Southern Kansas Division Santa Fe System W. Cook, Jr The Santa Fe Las Vegas A.B. Todd San Bernardino Cal Hicks H. J. Moore Kansas Kansas City Geo. A. Byler Cumberland Dr. King Relef

Albuquerque to Play El Paso Colts at Athletic Park

Arrangements completed for two games here this weekend at Athletic Park. Colts manager Fisher notes lineup changes with Ford leaving infield, Ingersoll moving to second, Herr to third, and Hackett at short. Young Lobman signs as receiver. Dougherty to pitch Saturday, Lane Sunday. Starr and Gallegos to pitch. McDonald retires. Vorhes away.

Fisher Colts Albuquerque Athletic Park el Paso Ford H. Andreas Ingersoll Herr Hackett Ingy Young Lobman Las Cruces Roswell Military Institute Ume Dougherty Lane Sun Albuquerque Starr and Gallegos Duke City Roy McDonald Bert Vorhes

Public Opinion on Electric Bitters Prompts Cures

Mary H Wal ord of 6408 Clair avenue Columbus Mio writes of long fever and nerves wrecked by medicines. After starting Electric Bitters she found relief and was soon entirely cured. The remedy is guaranteed at drug stores with a price of fifty cents. It cures headaches from stomach and liver disorders.

Mary H. Walord Clair Avenue Columbus Mio

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