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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
4
A merchant announces a large assortment of new and stylish fur niture for complete home furnishing. Special attention to mall orders and affordable prices are highlighted as he invites investigation before purchasing.
W P Murphys fades to master mechanic Denan as promotions shift staff including a traveling accountant position. Santa Fe agents Wallace Tyler and J D Stewart depart Topeka for new posts while Charles McDonald loses an arm in yard mishap. Mexican Central chief Robinson travels to New York amid merger talk. Senate panel led by Stephen J Hawkins plans rail rate regulation. Excursion and fare promotions spark Las Vegas and Albuquerque activity as rails upgrade lines near Oscura with major track and bridge work under the El Paso & Southwestern.
Hatton of Las Cruces arrived in the city after eastern travel to face a large suit against the Southern Pacific Railway. He seeks £75,000 damages alleging a contract breach tied to grading work on a section of the El Paso line. Horton and Payton of El Paso lead his legal team.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway will be held in Topeka on October 26. Three directors will be elected for four year terms. Directors whose terms expire this year are B.A. Cheney, George G. Haven and Henry J. Rogers.
Stockholders will be asked to ratify the lease of the Oakdale Western railroad to the Santa Fe. The Oakdale Western runs from River Bank to Oakdale, California. They will also ratify the Santa Fe purchase of the Jasper & Eastern and the Southern California railroad. The Jasper & Eastern line extends from Kirbyville, Texas to the Louisiana tinker district.
An agreement by eastern and western railroads ends a three year rate war on sugar and coffee. A new schedule from New Orleans to Missouri river and St. Paul goes into effect October 7 if gulf lines and South Atlantic coasts agree. Illinois Central accused of stalling compromise. meeting held in New York at its request. rules include various rail and lake rates and navigation nuances.
The Durango Farmington branch of the Rio Grande Southern is complete to Aztec in San Juan County with opening set for today Regular trains will reach Farmington by October 15 completing the Durango to Farmington link The Gould and Harriman fight over the line has centered on court action in New Mexico with injunctions and bonds delaying progress until a fall term ruling Farmers and shippers await the ongoing railroad map reshaping ownership and control within the western system
An old advertisement urges vigilance against summer germs and promotes Mi-o-na tablets. It claims healthy digestion prevents illness, lists symptoms from overeat and heat, and promises restoration of health after a few days with the 60 cent box. J. H. O Rielly & Co. offers a guarantee.
The Four-Track News seeks student subscriptions via eager solicitors offering strong profit margins. At Albuquerque, endorsement for Dean's Ointment appears with local testimonial, while L C Smith typewriters advertise in sight. Rio Grande Woolen Mills window display promotes $3.50 walking skirts.
An era of medical fear is described as doctors warn of surgery for ovarian and womb troubles, yet many women report avoiding operations after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Miss Margret Merkley and others praise recovery, urging readers to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice before consenting to surgery.
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