Teachers Institute Captivates City Educators At Central High
At Central High School yesterday the Teachers Institute drew near full attendance, three absent due to illness. Emma Woodman spoke on drawing development and showed pupil works in water color and pencil. J A Miller spoke on The History of New Mexico. Superintendent Clark praised educational progress and outlined a scientific, merit based system for schools and teachers.
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Teachers’ Institute
King
Hillyard
Thomas
Mise Woodman
J. A. Miller
New Mexico
Miller
Clark
Old England
Mosely Commission
J. B. Clark
Emma Woodman
J.B. Clark
J. E. Clark
Flowers Parade at 26th Albuquerque Fair
At a special flower parade committee meeting in Albuquerque, A H Barkley discussed decorating floats and cars for the 26th annual fair. Prizes include 100 for best business float, 75 and 25 for best private rig, with advertising restrictions. Baby show plans and a Big Six baseball team invite also noted.
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A. H. Barkley
Kansas
Messrs
B. R. Edgar
B. L. Washburn
J. B. Downey
Barkley
University ‘Heights Improvement Company
The
Fair Association
Albuquerque
McCanna J
Solomon Liv
D. S. Rosenwald
J. Borradafle
M. Mandel
FH. Strong
Casino Hall
Fairgrounds
C. W. Strong
Horlick
J. H. O'Rielly Co
More New Gushers Opened at Artesia
The Artesia Advocate reports regular progress in artesian well development. Three new wells, with strong flow, were brought in northwest of town by L Johnson Dr Yater and B E P Hardwick in the Baskin area, and a further well southeast two miles from town by Price Henry, expected to water 200 to 900 acres. A note urges timely preparedness in households with Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
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Artesia
L. Johnson
Dr. Yater
PF. Hardwick
Baskin
Price Henry
Life prisoner Ramos dead at territorial penitentiary
Jonas Ramos, about 40, life prisoner in the territorial penitentiary, died Saturday morning after a chronic illness contracted in confinement. He requested Catholic last rites, had no known message for relatives in Mexico, and will be buried in a prison cemetery. His crime was first degree murder in Grant county. he was admitted May 10, 1901, and was known as a model prisoner with considerable liberty.
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Ramos
Jonas Ramos
Territorial Penitentiary
Mexican Republic
Grant County
Testimony in Assignment Hearing at Santa Fe Court
Testimony was heard in Santa Fe yesterday afternoon before H. 8 Clancy on the assignment of Juan Santistevan of Taos county. Objections to the final report by the assignee A T Many were argued by Mr Santistevan’s counsel A B Renehan J B Lusk, with Robert C Gortter representing Mr Manby. Creditors and other lawyers filled the courtroom. Santistevan ran the Taos mercantile business and Taos County Bank proprietor, plus large sheep owner. A Mystery Solved. Dr King’s New Life Pills ad claims to relieve periodic attacks and constipation, with 25 cents at druggists.
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Juan Santistevan
Taos
Santa Fe
Aftenoon
Clancy
Taos County
Santistevan
Lgnee
A. T. Many
A.B. Renehan
J.B. Lusk
Robert C. Gortter
Manby
Taos County Bank Also & Large
Dr. King
John N. Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Apache Indians In Hard Shape Amid Welfare Struggles
Report from the Apache reservation shows severe poverty after ration cuts. Captain Ryaning returns from a tip, noting Indians rely on roots and hunting for food as work is scarce. Sisters of Loretto announce Las Cruces academy opening for 1906 07 with room for 181 students and invite inquiries.
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Tom Ryaning
Douglas
Apache Indian Reservation
Agen
Crouse
Arizona Gazette
Capls
Jardine
Gila Valley Railroad
Globe
Weorns
Lille
Mounterns
Graham and
Gila Counties
Cromse
Loretto Academy
Las Cruces
N. M
Penny Parlor Announces New Weekly Show Schedule
Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 210 South Second Street announces a change of program with new pictures and new songs each Saturday morning. A whole show for a penny. Try a Citizen want advertisement.
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Davis
South Second Street
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Europe
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Moon
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Riggs & Co
Babies Contry Tale Dry Goods Company
Economist
Luthy
Ifeld & Co
M. Mandell
Railroad Avenue
John Borradaile
Gold Ave
Hue
Ilty
C. W. Strong & Sons
H A. Paber
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Lield & Co
the Economist
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J. H W. Urielly & Co
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Stamm
New Mexico Trust
S. D. Patrick
Trinidad
Colo
McCanna
Colorado
London
Eugenie
France
Eugenie Marie ‘de Montijo
de ‘Teba
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William Kirkpatrick
Malaga
Spain
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Virgina
Amelio Rives
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Chisehurst
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Prince of Battendere
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Chamberlain
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Attle Falls
Minn
Mott's Pennyroyal Pills
ANN & Son
Sisters OF Loretto Academy
Graces
J.D. Eakin
G. Giomi
Chas. Melini
Bachechi
Consolidated Liquor Co
Melini & Eakin
Bachechi & Giomi
Southwest
JOS, Suhlitz
WM. Lemp
ST. Louis A. B. C. Breweries
Yellowstone
Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louis Hunter
T. J. Monarch
United States
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Albuquerque Lumber Co
Rex Flinthote
First
Marquette
Detroit Jewel Gas
Detroit Jewel
Delineator
Good Housekeeping
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Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light
J. H. O’reilly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
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