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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1905. PAGE TWO. ALftUQUKHQUK EVENING C1T1ZKX. lt EVENING CITIZEN PiklltkM Dili ni Weekly y Vhc Citizen Publishing Company t4 Poatofftea far tranamkaaloat throash tha Mil aa aacaaia1 elaaa mattar. Official Paper of Bernalillo Count) ysaaadataa' Praaa Aftantaa Dlspatchaa. Urptt Ctty and County Circulation. Tlx LirgMt Naw Mmlco Circulation. largrtt Northern Arliona Circulation TIHMI OF SUBSCRIPTION: ktaJhr Vr malt en raar fai advanea . K.H KkalVf la aavatl, ana month V jaYaaklr by aoaU. ana rr lor pally by Carrier, 60c per month Turn vantmo Cmtiic will ba aVIhraraa' In th ttf at taa law rata of SO canU par week, or for (C paaaa par aaanta. whan paid monthly. Jlrirtlsl. Ritas Hide Knwi on AppllcatlOL arm aonfar a fa tot by notifying ua tatatr aa any non-dalhrary of tha pa par. I aaal ramtrtanraa ahonld ba addraaaad Ui Van Orraax PvaLaauato Company. Draft, aaaka, yaaauffica and aaaraaa aaanar erdara paorabla ta tha order af th MtomaHe 183. Bell 15. ORDINANCE NO. 330. An ordinance granting to E. M. Far rell, his successors and assigns, a privilege to cumber the houses of the City of Albuquerque, New .Mexico: Je It ordained by the City Council of the City of Albuquerque, New Mex ico: Section 1. The right to number all the liouses of the City of Albuquerque, fronting on the public streets, avenues i and thoroughfares within the City of Albuquerque, shall be and is hereby granted to E. M. Farrell, his success ors and assigns, for the period of five years, from and after the approval thereof, for the purpose of numbering and maintaining numbers upon all the houses in the City of Albuquerque, and upon any houses that may hereafter be erected. Sec. 2. And the privileges granted tieieln are upon the express condi tion that the work of numbering the houses shall begin within thirty days from the passage of this ordinance, and continue until the houses in the city are numbered, and provided also, that the numbering of all houses shall 1 be done as prescribed in Chapter XI. II, Compiled Ordinances of the City of Albuquerque of 1905. . Sec. 3. It is understood that the granting of this franchise shall in no way conflict with the rights of prop erty owners, who may think proper, to number their own houses, so long aa they do not conflict with the plans and regulation laid down In ordinances now In force in the City of Albuquer que. Sec. 4. The said E. M. Farrell, his successors and assigns, shall furnish to the City of Albuquerque, free of charge, good and substantial street signs, to, be put up and maintained upon at least one corner of each cross ing of all streets and avenues, said signs to be placed as the Street Com mittee may direct. Sec. 5. .This ordinance shall take effect and be In force from and after 1U passage, approval and publication, and the grantee shall pay the cost of said publication. .Duly passed this 6th day of Novem ber, 1905. Approved: FRANK McKEE, Attest: Mayor. HARRY F. LEE, City Clerk. ORDINANCE NO. 331. Notice Ordinance to build of cement the sidewalks on the east side of South Fourth street from Railroad avenue to Gold avenue, on the South side of Railroad avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets, on the west side of South Third street from Silver avenue to Atlantic avenue, on the south side of Tijeras avenue between First and Second streets, on the south side of Tijeras avenue between Sixth and 8eventh streets, and on the East side of South Arno Btreet. between Gold avenue and Lead avenue. lie it ordained by the City Council t the City of Albuquerque, New Mex ico: The building of cement side walks, ten feet in width on the east side of South Fourth street from Rail road avenue to Gold avenue, and six feet in width on the south tilde of Kail road avenue between Fifth and street, between Gold avenue and Lead avenue; Ixit 10, block 15, Hunlng Highland addition, .1. H. Heald. Lots 11 and 12, block 15, Hunlng Highland addition, O. A. Fearce. Lots 7 and 8. block 15. Hunlng High land addition. Mrs. A. J. Maloy. I.ot 7, blork Ifi, Iluning Highland addition. Dr. A. Fcarce. Lot 8. (north 10 feet), block lfi. Hunlng Highland .addition, O. A. l'oarce. Section 1. That the above described sidewalk be and hereby Is ordered to be built of cement, of six feet In width, and in accordance with the grade to be furnished by the city en gineer, to be begun and completed within twenty days after legal publi cation hereof, and service of a copy hereof on the owners of the property abutting thereon. Sec. 2. That the city marshal be nnd hereby Is ordered to notify the owners of the said abutting property, or if they be non-residents of the city of Albuquerque, the agent or person In charge of said property, by deliver ing a copy of this ordinance to him or such agent in charge, then by posting a copy thereof In a conspicuous place on said property within ten days from the publication hereof and make due return thereof to the city clerk, with the manner of service thereon en dorsed on a copy hereof. And that the said owners thereof shall be there by notified and ordered to build said sidewalks the full length of their re spective abutting property of the ma terlals and dimensions and wltnin the time above specified, and if he shall fail thereof, the city will, by authority in it vested by legislative act of the territory of New Mexico, entitled "An Act to Authorize the Building and Re pair of Sidewalks in Cities, Towns and Villages," proceed to build said side walk, and tax the cost of construction thereof against the property adjoining thereto and the owners of the same. Sec. 3. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Duly passed this 6th day of Novem ber, 1905. Approved: FRANK McfTEE, Attest: Mayor. HARRY F. LEE, City Clerk. ORDINANCE NO. 326. An Ordinance creating the office of City Scavenger: Be It ordained by the City Council of the City of Albuquerque, New Mex ico: Section 1. The Mayor, by and with the advice r.nd consent of the City Council, shall appoint a City Scaven ger, who shall hold of fic ! until the expiration of the present administra tion, and in the future he shall hold office the same as other City officers; Provided, however, that the City Coun odors therefrom, nor shall any person) move the carcass of any dead animal except it be covered from view during removal. Sec, 9. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to throw or deposit upon any street, alley or private prem ises within the city, any paper, straw, old clothing, shoes, bottles, dishes, glass ware, or other litter, nor to sweep the Banie upon any street or alley or other place. Nor shall any one engaged in hauling garbage or rubbish of decaying matter of any kind, be permitted to or cause any of the said matter to fall and remain in the streets. Sec. 10. The City Scavenger shall j provide suitable wagons, tool, aim other appliances necessary for the j performance of his duties as herein' prescribed. And no person, not regit-1 larlv appointed lor the purpose, shall! ' "v - - n bago, liquid refuse, manure, or any other refuse; Provided, that this con dilion does not apply to persons haul ing their own garbage wlih their own teams. See. 11. The City Scavenger may contract fnr the removal of garbage, manure and other substances from pri vate premises to the city dumping ground; but in the absence of a con tract, the City Scavenger shall not be permitted to charge in excess of twenty-five cents for the removal of a barrel, garbage or ash can, nor more than one dollar per wagon load for the removal and destruction of any substance whatever. For the removal and destruction of dead animals the Scavenger may charge not to exceed five dollars for a horse, cow, mule or burro, and not to exceed fifty cents for the removal and destruction of smaller animals. And in removing the contents of cess pools and privy vaults no scavenger shall charge to exceed two dollars per barrel or to exceed ten dollars per load. Sec. 12. Any person, firm or cor poration who violates or falls to com ply with any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on conviction thereof, shall be fined not less than ten dollars nor more than fifty dol lats. Duly passed this 6th day of Novem ber, 1905. Approved: FRANK McKEE, Attest: Mayor. HARRY F. LEE, City Clerk. INSURANCE ON EL PASO OPERA HOUSE IT IS $28,000 'AND CARRIED BY THREE COMPANIES IN THAT CITY. Albuquerque Evening Citizen I POPULAR WANT COLUMNS The Citizen's Classified Columns Promote Business i t i Here you'll find One cent per word, each In- Make your want what you've been tertlon. known ttirouon looking for. MINIMUM CHARGE, 15c. these columns. Citizen Ads Will Reach Them TECHNICAL POSITIONS OPEN Vl nerd at rrrt competent Arrhitwts, C'heml.fa, Draughtsmen, Stjptnntendents, Civil, Klertnotl, Me chanical, Marine and MimliK Knfineera to nil positiona payiniriioo-rsavfar. Also many Kiecntive, Cler ical and Salesman p.sitiona and rood opportunities for men having money to invest with their services. Over tamo employers rrly on ua for all their hiarh trrada men. Ofnres in tl cities, tlilrh grade excluaively. Write its to dv ard slate position desired. HAPCOODS (Ino.), Brain Brokers 917 Chemical Building, St. Louis The Myar opera house property was reinsured loss than two weeks ago, savs the El Paso Herald. The total fit mv nt nv timo remove said CItv amount Is $28,imio, and distributed Scavenger for failure to comply with among three agencies of this city. tho ritv nrdinancea ' Loom Is Bros, two weeks ago con sul 'l All Kcavenirer work shall be tracted for $19,500 Insurance on the subject to the direction and control building, and of tills amount sub-let of the Board of Health. It shall be to H. R. Wood 18.500. It was reported tho nnrtiptilnr .ttitv of the Hoard of that when the property was reinsured Health .to enforce the provisions of, the insurance rate was cut, but this tVila nhontor In rftrenrQ to p:irhaue rumor was denied at the office of WANTED WANTED A dining room girl at the Colunillua hotel. WANTED Clean rags. The Citizen office. inquire a WANTED Three painters, highest wages. C. A. Hudson. WANTED Hoarders in private lam Uy, at 310 West Coal avenue. WANTED Cook at Indian School mess. Applv to Superintendent. Money to Loan on Furniture, Pianos, Organs, Horses, Wagons and other Chattels; also on SALARIES AND WAREHOUSE! RE CEIPTS, as low as (10.00 and aa high as 1200.00. Loans are quickly made and strictly private: Time: One month to one year given. Goods re main In your possession. Our rates are reasonable, uu ana see as De fore borrowing. THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO Steamship tickets to and from all parte or tne woria. Rooms S and 4, Grant Bldg. 315 West Railroad Ave. PRIVATE OFFICES. Open Evening 8 BANK INSTITUTIONS WANTED Unfurnished cottage of 3 or 4 rooms. Reasonable. T. W. S., Citizen. WANTED flam sewing; ohlldrens' clothing a specialty. No. 619 West Railroad avenue. WANTED Situation by a steady young man as helper in kitchen. Ad dress, E. W., Citizen. WANTED Girl for cooking. Inquire of Mrs. B. S. Rodey, 802 Kent ave nue, corner of Eighth street. WANTED Ladies to bring their hair work to Mrs. H. E. Rutherford. All kinds done to order. 113 Iron ave- nue WANTED Gentlemen s second-hand clothing. No. 515 South First street, south of viaduct. Send address and will call. R. J. Sweeney, proprietor, Edmund J. Alger, D. D. (V. No. US Kail road avenue Offloe hour :V0 a. m. to VIM p. m.J 1:30 p. m. to I m. Telephone MS. Appointments mad y mall. LAWYERS. Bernard 8. Rodey. ATTORN ET-AT-LAW. Albuquerque, N. M. Prompt attention given to all buklnesa pertaining to the profession. Will practice 4a ail courts of the terri tory and before the United Bt&tes land onto. WANTED Position in general mer chandise store, by married man; has had seven years' experience as clerk and buyer In hardware; steady, sober; can give reference. Address M. E. Thayer, 623 E. 10th street. Pueblo, Colo. MALE HELP WANTED. and scavenger work. Sec. 3. Tne Board of Health shall designate, and the Mayor shall then buy, gome suitable place for a city dumping ground, at which place all LoomlB Bros. It was stated that the tariff rate of $3.75 was charged. Mr. Wood also stated that the tariff rate was charged by him when he took part of the insurance from Loomls WANTED Men to learn barber trado, JMoler's System College, Loa An geles. FOR RENT FO'RfeNTRooms with boardTTU) South Third street. FOR RENT Pleasant rooms, wltn home cooking, at the Casa deoro RENT Furnished oarltaoo nihhtu'h a-iffnl tnnniirA. rtpad BfOaa animals' and other offensive and un-i Tne balance of the insurance. $8,500, wholesome matter shall be taken and deposited; and it shall be the duty of the City Scavenger, at least once each week, and as much oftener as may be necessary, to cause to be burned or destroyed all garbage and rubbish de posited there. And no person shall deposit, or cause to be deposited, any garbage, rubbish, manure, dead animais oi other offensive or unwholesome mat ter at any place other than that des ignated as the city dumping ground. Sec. 4. There shall be, and there are hereby established within the lim its of the City of Albuquerque, two garbage districts, to be known and designated as Garbage District No. 1 and Garbage District No. 2. Garbage District No. 1 shall com prise all that portion of Albuquerque which lies north of Railroad avenue, and Garbage District No. 2 shall com prise all that portion of Albuquerque which lies south of Railroad avenue. Sec. 5. Within the garbage districts described in this Ordinance there suall be provided and kept by the owner,' agent or occupant of any and every building, a suitable covered me tallic vessel, free from leakage, In w hlch shall be placed all garbage and liquid refuse that accumulates in said building or on the premises. Said receptacle shall be emptied not less than once during each week, in spring, summer and fall, but not less than once in two weeks In winter, and in each case oftener if so desired by the Board of Health. Sec. 6. It shall be unlawful for any person within the garbage districts de scribed in Section 3 to deposit ashes and rubbish in the same vessel or re ceptacle with garbage or liquid sub Sixth streets, on the west side of stances, not shall any person or per- Soulh Third street from Silver avenu to Atlantic avenue, on the south side or Tij eras avenue between First and Second streets, on the south side of Tijeras avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets, and on the east side of South Arno street between Gold1 avenue and Lead avenue, is nircv sary, the property abutting on baid sidewalks, and tiiu owners then of, bt ing as follows: On the eiiht side of South Fourih street from Railroad avenue to Gold avenue. Lot 12, block 17. original town bite, Andrew W. Cleland. On the south side of Railroad ave nue, between Fifth and Sixth streets: ln 7, block la, original town site, Rosen wald Bros. I.oi 8, block l'J. original town site, E. Ma ha ram. Lot H. block 1!, original town site, Unknown. Li t l'i, block l:t, original towu site, F. li. Kent. Ou the f.-t hide of South Third btri't-t, from Silvir avenue to Atlantic avenue: Lot 1, block 31, original towu bite, -Mrs. A. J. Maloy. Lot 1, block 31. original town bile, Trustees M. E Church. Lot 13, (From .lay A. Hubbs' south), Ada E. Shupe. Lot 13, block I. Atlantic k Pacilic addition, Sophie Midler. Lot 13, block L, Atlantic & Pacific addition, (north o) feel), Pulicarplu Arinijo. Ixt 13, block L, Atlantic & Pacific addition, (south tiny feet i. N. Met it. On the south side of Tijera avenue, between First and Second streets: Block "A," A. & P. addition, lthinoh ard Meat and Supply company. On tne boti'h side of Tijeras aveifue, between Sixth and Seventh streets: Iits 1. 2, 3. 4, and &, Fritz Greening addition, C. M. Capilupi. On the east side of South Arno is with the agency of T. & Co. B. Dockery INDICTMENTS GALORE AT ROSWELL. The federal grand jury which held sessions recently at Roswell has made Hh report. Seven Indictments for land frauds have been returned by the inquisitors. Only six of the in dictments have been made public, as the -men named In the seventh have not yet been arrested. Those Indicted are: B. H. Talimadge Indicted on several counts charged with conspiring to defraud the govern ment by unlawfully obtaining pos session of public lands; C. C. Young, Walter Haynes. John F. McGrew and James W. Overstreet, indicted on the same charge as Talimadge. When arraigned all pleaded, not guilty and were bound over to the next term of court for trial. Tall madge'8 bond was placed at $5,000; Young's at $3,0(i0 and the other men's at $ l.oiH) each. The old Indictment against Tall madge and T. M. Rabb was nolletl. Out With CLEANED HOUSE the Old Food and in With the New. sons deposit garbage, slops, swill or offal of any kind in any yard, whether occupied by the person so depositing such garbage or otherwise, and for the purpose of safely removing or dis- P".-ing of Mich garbage and liquid re lust, so as not to create n nuisance. i.r endanm r the public health, all per sons residing within the garbage dis tricts described in Section 3 of this chapter shall place the metallic ves sel containing such garbage or refuse liimu d:atey inside of the gate or fence, er other convenient place. wneie it can be reached l,v t;.e fl rivers of scavenger tart., viih the , i(si jmis silile delay. Sec. 7. It shall be unlawful to throw or cause to be thrown or .leposited any ashes Uivn any si reel or private premises, except the same fined in a safe and suitabh said ash can to be so placed as to bt They have sensible women in El Reno, Okla. One says: "For twenty years I was accustomed to eat freely of Krk, hot biscuits shortened with lard, anil a rich diet of every kind, washed down with plen t i f nl strong coffee. "In time my appetite became fickle and my digestion was almost com pletely destroyed. "My complexion grew to be abso lutely repulsive thick, muddy and blotched and I was so nervous and cross that I cannot now understand how my friends endured my cranki ness; my memory failed, nothing went right with me and life became almost unendtirably burdensome. Medicine did me absolutely no good whatsoever, i eniitireii mis condition tor seven years. "In January (Hint) n friend told ino that for several years prior to 1:mi. she hail suncrcd much as I appeared to lie suffering, and that the cause of it was Improper food. That when she readied this conclusion she began tho systematic use. of Grape-Nuts food, with a general course of diet and cx erei.se. such as is recommended In the little book, 'The Road to Wellville.' and was thereby com'pletelv restored be con-j to health in a very short time. ash can, "Knowing that the word of mv menu eoiiui lie implicitly relied upon rooms. 415 Henry Wes "OH North Fourth street, terfelt. 'OR RENT Large, furnished room with board. 600 North Second street. FOR RENT Neatly furnished rooms; gentlemen preferred. No. 519 west Railroad avenue, Furnished rooms for Large and airy. Cor- street and Railroad FOR RENT- housekeeping, ner of Sixth avenue. FOR RENT A two-story brick rest- dence of nine rooms, furnished. See A. Fleischer, the Second street real estate agent. FOR RENT Apartment in Park View terrace, eight rooms each; modern equipment throughout. H. H. Tilton, room 19, Oract block. FOR RENT Nicely furnished flats and rooms for housekeeping. Also 3. room flat with piano. Apply Mrs E. K. Norrls. east end of viaduct, cor. Iron ave.- and John st. FOR RENT One sunny, beautifully furnished room, with southern ex posure and large alcove; also gas electric light and bath; In private home. No. 315 West Lead avenue FOR SALE FOR SALE One of the best, small navinc businesses in the city. Ad dress B, C, this office. FOR SALE OR RENT Seven room house in the Highlands. Inquire of N.' W. Alger. 124 South Walter street. h'Oii sai.K Horse. Ihil'ev and har ness, cheap, and must be sold at once. Inquire at Blue Goose saloon 212 North Third street. FOR SALE A handsome Hardman piano, in fine condition and almost new, at a bargain. For particu lars, call at this offloe. LOST Gun metal chatelaine bag. Re turn to Citizen office and receive reward. eusily accessible to the scavenger, and I determined to follow her example. 1 shall cause the contents of such ash I slopped tne use of all medicines at can to be removed as often as ncccs- once, made Giaps Nuts food tb. MERCHANT TAILORING UPSTAIRS, OVER NO. 209 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE, O. BAM BINI, PROPRIETOR. .My merchant ti.lorlng Ehop 18 up stairs over No. 209 West Railroad ave nue, where I solicit the patronage of the public. All work guaranteed first class, as I have had fifteen years' ex perience in the business. Suits mad to order. Clothes cleaned, pressed an repaired. The specific I use will not Injure the cloth. Ladles' garment also cleaned and walking skirts mad to order. Give me a trial. O. BAMBINI PROFESSIONAL CARDS w dent7?tT DENTIST8. DR. J. E. KRAFT, Dental Surgeon. Office closed until November 15. Ira M. Bond. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 82 P street, N. W., W aahlnrton, u. o. Ve elonaj, lands, patents, copyrights, c&vlats, letter pat ents, trade marks, claims. R. W. D. Bryan. ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, Albuquerque, N. M. Office, First isatlonal Bank build Inf. E. W. Dobson. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Office well block, Albu lertjue. N M Crom John H. Stlngie. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Suite 1. N. T (Armljo building. Albuquerque. N. M ARCHITECTS. F. W. Spencer and V. O. Walling ford, rooms 46-47, Barnntt building Albuquerque, N. M. Both 'phone. CIVIL ENGINEERS. D. F. MACROLLING. Civil engineering, surveying and drafting. 209 Railroad avenue. Auto matic 'phone 740. CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. A. L. Morgan. THE INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Estimates cheerfully furnished; Job work sollcted. Automatic 'phone 724; shop 911 North Second street. Albuquerque, rt. M. i "t1 Montezuma Trust Co. ALBUQUEkQUE, NEW MEXICO -frl I Capital and Surplus $100,000 Interest Allowed on Savings Deposits t 4- !- f't44ftf IS WITH AMPLE MEANS AND UNSURPASSED FACILITIES. THE BANK OF COMMERCE OF ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. EXTENDS TO DEPOSITORS EVERY PROPER ACCOMMODATION AND euLiuiTS NEW ACCOUNTS. CAPITAL, IIBO.000.00 W J. C. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS t SOLOMON LUNA, President; S. STRICKLER, V. P, and Caehier; W. J. Johnson, Assist. Cashier: wm. Mcintosh solomon luna GtroRfSF Aown-r BALDRIDGE A. M. BLACKWELL O. E. CROMWELL DEPOSITORY FOR THE ATCHISON. TOPEKA A SANTA FE RAILWAY FIRST NATIONAL BANK ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Officer! and Director. JOSHUA S. RAYNOLDS President M. W. FLOURNOT Vice President FRANK McKEE Cashier R. A. FROST .' Assistant Cashier H. F. RAYNOLDS " Director U. 8. DEPOSITORY. H'&i3 ' Authorized Capital , $500,000.90 Paid Up Capital, Surplus and Profits $250,000.00 Depository for Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company PHYSICIANS. A. L. MAHAFFEY, M. D. Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. Koom 25, waiting building, over Vann's drug store. Automatic telephone, 410. CTHrCenner, M. O., D. O. Osteopathic physician and surgeon President New Mexico Board of Osteo pathy. All diseases successfully treated. Offlice Barnett building Hours, 9 to 2 and 2 to 4. Both tele phone. Sundays by appointment FALL TERM. Albuquerque Business College Opens Monday, September 4, 1905. Courses Bookkeeping and Penman ship, Shorthand, Typewriting. Eng lish. Spanish and Mechanical Draw ing. DAY AND EVENING 8ESSION. For particulars call or address G. 8. RAMSAY, Pres. R. O. STOLL. Secretary. Library building, East Railroad ave nue. ASSAYERS. CORBET & COLLINS, Civil and Minlna Engineers. - United States Deputy Mineral Surveyors. ASSAYERS. East side of Plaza, Santa Fe, N. M The State National Bank OF ALBUQUERQUE CAPITAL) .....v ,160,000.0O DEPOSITS , 1260,000.00 We bare 'oad a very satisfactory growth since the establishment of our bask. If you are not one of our customers, we should Ilk an opportunity to show you our superior faculties. O. N. MARRON. President. D. A. McPHERSON, Vie President. J. B. HERNDON, Cashier. ROY McDONALD, Assistant Cashier. ioo 2 o 0 eO0004 004000004040 0 0 0 The Standard Plumbing & Heating Co. I. H. COX, Manager. Iron Pipe, Iron Pipe Fittings, Brass Fittings and Valves, Steam and Hot Water Heating and Gas Fitting. A full line of bath room fix tures and supplies. Storer Gasoline Engines. Auto. 'Phone, 671. 412 W. Railroad Ave. Colo. 'Phone, 234. 0 0 0 0 00KZ?KZ5aaZ500 OOO4KD00O000 0 "OLD RELIABLE" WHOLE SAL EJPR O CER Flour, Grain and Provisions REAL ESTATE. UltUFTTUItHn e H. B. GILCHRIST, Real Estate and Insurance. V 4 Money to Loan. t i 215 West Railroad Avenue. f t i n u rn k rt ( t f N. PEACH & CO. REAL ESTATE DEALERS Automatic 'phone. 535. Office, 208H West Gold Avenue. sary. And no person shall permit any ahes to remain on Ills or her premi ses or on any street or alby contig uous thereto, except the same be eon fined in on ash can. See. 8. It shall be unlawful for any person to move garbage or liquid re fuse nislit soil, ashes anil other refuse and of fal in a place designated as the city dumping ground, or to use a cart, vehicle or vessel fur carrying any nuu.- sous or offensive substances which shall not be strong, tight and cowri'd. so as lo be Inoffensive, ami of which the shies shall .lie made so liinh above the load, or contents, that no part of such contents shall fall, louk or spill theteliom. Nor shall any person or poisons move the content.s of any privy, ault, cess hhiI. or to tran.-jiorl the same through any of the streets of Albiiiiieriue, except by means of an airtight vessel or in such manlier as shall prevent entirely the escape of any noxious or offensive prin-. ipal article of my diet, and prac ticed the course of living enjoined In the ltoa.l lo Wellville' -and all toMny great joy and Uidily comfort as wit ness: "My mind became clear and active, and my memory fully restortd. "My digest ion has been completely renewed, I am no longer haunt ed nightly l,v hideous ilreanis. "My appetite lias ceased to be fickle and capricious, one moment 'nil gone' and the next voracious and tn satia ble, but now it is healthy and normal once mole. "My neivis are steady and strong. "I really believe I am as amiable as any woman ought to be on this earth. I'm glad I'm living. "My complexion has cleared up and Is like it used to be win n 1 was a girl." Name given by I'ostum Co.. Untile Creek, Mich. The little book, "The Road to Well ville," in pkgs. The grea'tst of all newspapers the Il.tilv Olohe-Democrat of St. Louis it has no equal or rivnl in all the wes ami ought to be in the hands of ever reader of any daily paper, it costs, by mail, postage prepaid, dally, in cluding Sunday, lie year, Iti.un; (5 months, 3.0ii; 3 months, $l.Fi"; daily without Sunday, one year, JI.O'i; 6 nioirhs J2.0U; 3 months, Jl.dti; Sun day eli'ion a big newspaper find magazine combined, 4S to 7il pages every Sunday, one year, $2.00; six inon'hs. $1.00. A subscription to the (ilol.e 1 i.-moerat. at these prices, is the best possible newspaper Investment. Xetul your order today or write for live sample ropy to (ilolie 1'rlnting Companv. St. Ixiils, Mo. Sen adver tisement of ttie "Twice a-Week" Issue of the ( ; ube-ieinocrat elsewhere in ibis paper. RANKIN & CO. FIRE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE, LOANS Automatic phone 451. Room 10. N. T. Armio Building. Every woman wants a fine evening coat, but the price has elways been too high f r the greater majority. Not so now, for If you will attend the sale of fine cats at the Golden Rule Dry Goods company, you will find thera pi Iced w .thln the reach of all. See window display. J. A. SLEYSTER INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE NOTARY PUBLIC. Room 5. Cromwell Block, Albuquerque Automatic Telephone, 174. WILLING HELPERS i r rt i u i ( t i i 1 1 1 What's the use of a helper If he Isn't willingT Willingness Is - an ample mantle which will al most cover all the sins of eery- e" Ice. But a classified advertise- ment la The Evening Citizen Is a willing helper that Is not only absoultely competent, but also Is V a willing worker. It works all the time for you. It Is the best and most economical publicity In the world. " 5 L- Bm 8 FARM AND v PAri0ArENrE ESTABLISHED 187$ RUTNEY Carries the Largest and Most Exclusive Stock of Staple Groceries In the Southwest. FREIGHT WAGONS ALBUQUEKUE, N. M. Q O O eOiOaCiOtDaOaot llillllitilt Mill One or the nicest places In the city is the pool hall, No. 115 West Rail road avenue. Call and enjoy your-self. The Smile of a City Do you want to talk this over? Let us give proof of these statements. Take a stranger he conies to town he finds It a dark, uninviting place. It dou't make a very good impression; he is not going to talk about your city not good talk. Say your ity w as the bo?t lighted city In the country, wouldn't every one talk? They would, of course. One of the good things about Electric Signs and window outlining Is that it helps jour city, while It is helping your business direct. Why not help to make our city The Best Lighted City In the country? It's a business investment, pure and sim ple a good one and a safe one. A good investment for you, for your cnighbor. Your neighbor can't hold off long if u start. He will want lights that helps our city. 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