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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1906

Page

7

Railroad Passes Blocked by Congress Stir Emotions

A Washington dispatch reports Kansas railroad workers led by J F Mitchell protest a new rate law restricting passes to railroad employees and their families and officials of the government. They vow to appeal to Republicans, warning they could unite against the party if needs aren’t met.

Washington St. Louis Republic United Congress J. FP. Mitchell Atchivon, Topeka & Santa Fe Mitchell Topeka New York Representative Curtis Kansas Coxiong Interstate Commerce Commission Leslie County Rodie Bill Pace Hyden

Free Lands Along the Santa Fe Route Offerings and Locomotive Update

A Santa Fe railroad folder issued by the colonization department led by Charles L. Seagraves details free United States lands along the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe lines. Maps show acreage in Kansas across Barber Finney Grant Hamilton Has­ kell Kearney Morton Seward and other counties plus land in Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma Iowa and California. Separate notes describe locomotive renumbering in aluminum paint with larger numbers. A passenger on train No 1 nearly died when he fell from the moving train while disembarking at the Santa Fe depot and rolled under a wheel.

United States Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company Colonization Department Charles L. Seagraves Kansas Barber County Aer Finney Saan Eres Grant County Hamilton County Haskell Kearney Morton County Seward Miamgn Netts County Santa Fe Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma Iowa California Commonwealth

Dr King's New Life Pills Featured in Classified Note

A taunt about torpid liver and blocked bowels promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as the pleasantest and most effective pill for constitution. They prevent appendicitis and tone up the system. Also advertised are picnic baskets from McIntosh Hardware for outings. A Citizen Classified ad ends with a remark on vestments.

Dr. King McIntosh Hardware Company

Saved His Comrade's Life From Cholera in Iowa

A comrade from Elgin Illinois fell critically ill with cholera morbus after returning from the Grand Army encampment in Washington. J B. Houghland of Eldon Iowa says he gave Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and believes it saved his life. He carries the remedy in immigration work and has used it successfully many times. Sold by all druggists. Also mentions Bucklen's Arnica Salve for piles and ulcers, with a farmer praising its healing.

Grand Army Washington Elgin J. EB. Houghland Eldon Iowa A. M. Bence Farmville

Modest Claims and Cautionary Confidence on Remedies

An editorial style note discusses modest claims and real efficacy in remedies including Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and a gun inventor Maxim. It compares cautious advertising to user testimonials and mentions a local display window and travel plans to Jemez Springs. George H. Moore and James T. Johnston are named with an address.

Jemez Hot Springs George H. Moore No. 118 West Railroad Avenue James T. Johnston

Merchant Tailoring Upstairs at 209 West Railroad

Bam, Bimi, proprietor invites patronage to his upstairs shop at 209 West Railroad Avenue. With fifteen years in the business he guarantees all work. Suits made to measure, clothes cleaned pressed repaired. Ladies garments cleaned and walking skirts made to order.

West Railroad Avenue Bambinl

Good Table Board Week at Elite Cafe

A week long table board event takes place at Elite Cafe located at 120 West Silver Avenue near the post office. The venue invites patrons to enjoy meals and board games in a social setting. Local residents are welcome to attend and participate in community activity.

Elite Cafe West Silver Avenue Post Office

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Second Street Coal Avenue Baldwin Dry Air Refrigerators J. D. Emmions LROAD J. F. Mitchell Woo Gould Rio Grande George Gould Harriman Colorado Trame Southern Pacific Trango Silverton Denver Hargimag Durango Denver & Rio Grande Gould-Harriman el Paso Tone No. 13 The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Order Douglas Morgan Winfred Las Vegas-Raton Lamy Haimes Cartwright Alaa Rock Inlwad Frisso Batt American Locomotive Works Billoty Sens C. D. Purddan W. #. Story, Jr James Dun Ripley J. E. Hurley Floc, F Hitchinson Kne el Paso Times Hoan Hetani Kenneth Me Faceboro, Me Guillet Criike Africa Fair Maiden Chamberlain AFE Santa Nis Fe Santa Pe Deve Cheago Turest Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co C. W. Whitney W. R. Fisher K. Hartline George Konle Joan Clark Ener Belen San Marcial Albuquerque Foreman Gallup Santa Rita Barelas F. B. Schwentker Northern Arizona N. T. Armijo Building Bi" Fassett Art Hancock Monroeville Bellevue O.) Gagette Maxim Ventor Mightin Whitney Jemez Springs Bam, Bimi L. Trimble & CO Ivery Railroad Copper Avenue Thornton South Walter Street Sisislsolso Isisisisisl F. Keleher Casa US West Railroad Avenue Third Street Emil Kleinwort Masonic North Third Street Bond Geo.t. Stagg Co. Distillers Frankfort, KY Melvni & Eakin Sole Agents M. M Pioneer Bakery Simon Balling Balling Bros Wedding Cares South First Street Albuquerqne Tow GRADI Albuquerque Carriage Co First Street Tijeras Avenue Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works Iron and Brose Castin Albuquerque, H CPCS RIO Grande Lumber CO Marquette J. Korber & CO Bank OF Commerce G. Pratt & CO Casino Jas Heekin & Co Imboden Hillsboro Creamery Butter Boston Earth South Second Street L. H. Shoemaker Walton's Drug Store W. E. Mauger Mauger & Avery West Gold Avenue N. M. Rankin & CO Eat N. T. Armijo T. A. Lucero Silver Ave A. E. Walker Secretary Mutual Building Asocistion M. Draggie North Broadway Wengton Avenue W. Strong’s Sons Strong Block Undertakers Fairview Santa Barbara Len Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Beler N. M Chicago Kansas City Galveston San Francisco Los Angeles el Paso Old Mexico Belen Town and Improvement Company Belen Townsite Belen Patent John Becker WM. M. Berger
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