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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1905
Page
2
A visitor in Albuquerque writes from July 17 1905 praising The Evening Citizen for its push and grit and urging patronage. He stresses admiration for the paper and deems his note a respectful tribute to thoughtful journalism.
The late arrivals at the Hollenbeck hotel in Los Angeles include W. H. Anderson Bisbee Arizona and D. Clark Clifton Arizona among numerous other travelers from Arizona New Mexico and Texas with accompanying spouses and family members.
Denver reports say Hey C. A. Greenless pastor of the Congregational church in Trinidad, after arrest and a fine in La Junta for improper advances, confesses guilt to friends, resigns, and remains bedbound while denying criminal offenses beyond indiscretion. He says the woman acted unbecoming a lady and has made a full confession to church leaders. His family is reportedly in Portland, Oregon.
The steam yacht Mayflower, once owned by Mrs. Ogden Goelet, bought by the U S government during the Spanish American War, is to be sold after use for the peace commission. It will be overhauled at Brooklyn and move to Portsmouth on August 1 with six 6 pounders installed to recall war times. A burglar case in Alamogordo saw about 300 dollars in goods stolen from a local store.
Since July 1 the Porterfeld company has real estate in the cited area valued at 7 075 dollars. The holdings include a residence on South Erith, the Dinsdale residence on Northeast Atha avenue, the Towyer property on North Sixth Street, seven vacant lots in Eastern and Perea t additions. Mrs. C C Harrison and her daughter visit sister Mrs Warren Graham in Santa Fe.
In New York a wealthy donor spends thousands each summer to provide milk for the Cables, reducing mortality from disease. The ad promotes Mio na a stomach tonic by J. H. O'Neally & Co claiming it heals digestion and related ailments with a money back guarantee on each 50 cent box.
An employment notice seeks 20 men for railroad work and a range of city and camp jobs. It lists waitstaff, cooks, maids, painters, teamsters, lumber camp laborers, bridge carpenters and helpers, a ratchet setter, a planer, and a waggon washer. Rates start at $3 per day and preference is given to married men.
An old remedy claims over sixty years of use by mothers for teething children. It soothes gums relieves pain and is marketed as best for diarrhoea and wind colic. The note urges purchases from druggists and warns to avoid other kinds. Miss Alice Lusk of Raton reportedly fell from a window last week and injured herself.
Albuquerque residents praise Dean's Aidney Pills and Voan's Kidney Pills for backache relief after months of pain. A recent testimonial from Mrs. J. H. Smith cites dramatic improvement and cessation of further treatment.
Classified notices seek carpenters painters competent domestic help and clerks. Offers include rooms for two and private families with board. Also trades for firearms and fashion items plus varied rental and sale listings across multiple streets and avenues.
Money to loan on furniture pianos organs horses wagons and other chattel with rates reasonable and terms from one month to one year. Loans quickly made and private with sales and warehouse receipts offered. World steamship tickets available. private offices open evenings at Grant Ride 305 West Railroad Ave Rooms 3 and 4.
An Arkansas advertisement praises Chamberlains Choice Cholera and Diarrheas Remedy as the best. It promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and cites positive personal endorsements. The piece also profiles Enrique Armijo of Las Vegas, noting his long residence and large family, and touts a tonic claim that indigestion and dyspepsia can be cured.
New time card lists eastbound No 2 Arantle Express arriving 7 56 Tuesdays 11 69 and Wednesdays 9 00 am. No 8 Chicago and Kansas City Express arrives 6 45 pm departs 7 46 pm. No 1 Los Angeles Express arrives 1 30 pm departs 6 15 pm. No 8 California Limited arrives 10 40 am Mondays departs 10 60 am Mondays. No 7 San Francisco Fast Mail arrives 10 80 pm departs 11 10 pm. No 27 departs 11 30 pm connects with eastern train. No 24 arrives from south 7 30 am connects with No 2 eastbound. All trains daily except No 9 and 4. No 1 carries through chair and tourist sleeping cars to Los Angeles. No 7 carries through chair standard and tourist sleeping cars for San Francisco. H S Lutz agent. Turkish Nongate noted after ice cream at Mrs Fullerton’s store.
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