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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
Missouri Pair tom M ,--ion.

jefferson City. Mo, Aug. 4 The
Missouri Worlds Fair Commission as
sembled here to day Its membership
includes Congressman Dawson,
Nicholas GENTRY, the noted cattle and
hog dealer; Editor Greene Of the Brook
field Argus, Congressman Frank, OF
ST. Louis, aud Hugh Mcuowon, OF Kan.
sas City. The Legislature has made an
appropriation OF one hundred and ii'iy
thousand dollars for state exhibit and
the commission very fairly represents
every section Of the state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
ALn, q, EmQ, ~ orronr, NIT,
= BAiIroad Item n,ghiS significant
4 " ord from Denver

Notu from brnNfF.
Tho following article ~ taken from the |
Denver News ~ Friday morning, aud IL
highiy significant u shows that tie
people ~ Beaver have concluded that
they must have u competing line To- the
gull, aud thrto are many good reasons
which might be stated 10 show that
Denyet's beat rJuto a. deep water IN 10y
way ~ AlGuguerqur broaden the guHge
~ the Denver \ R,o Grahdo To- EspHnulp,
extend II t. this place, and then through
Alto rnss To- White Oaks aud Eddy. aud
then gap ~ about huudtcd miles
between pctus City aud thc ptes,ut ter.
minus ut Que ~ thu branches 81 the san
hutunlO a Aran.as Pass Wuul give
through line IT, the Gun. wItha choice
81 hnfbOts, and new liucs entirely Iudr.
pendent ~ both the Union Pacific aud
the Santa fc and that would be ~ fact
~ we'll Us IN nnm", u competing line.
/ TIA" following IL the article from the
News
Tia. NJ ecihl session 81 the chamber Il
commerce held yesterday morning VAS
conducted behind closed doors, all IN
quisliiN" outsiders beng rIgldiy rNclud.
/ eel. Before breaking up an lfuuClad
promise VAS laid On raCh member that
upon penalty ~ decaptation not word
should hc said concerning the mornings
proceedings. The members Of the body
nled .ucmrly down STAIRS aud positively
refused Ia give the falntcst iukhug ~
their performances
II war learned. however, that subjects
| uf the most vital interest IL the com.
mrrclHl development ~ Denver ard the
west wrrc conquered II. VI. Porter,
~ Governor Evans aud j. W. NtsmIth
were selected az u committee to prulc
deeper into TIA" tlcmc and u SPECIAL
meeting Will l.. ca!l.u To hear the result
" their inquiries From IntImntiuns
which have been gwen out u ~ lrHrned
that prominent business men ARE OocuuI.
ing alarmed lest the Cniun Pacific IN.
huruce shall prove u death blow Ia the
short haul t. the sehboard. IL ~ wins
pereJ on good authority that thus giant
corporation, which controls the Fort
Worth road, IL bending it, energies To.
ward defeating all efforts towards derry.
ing bete hts from deep water At Calves.
ton. The long haul To the Atlantic
coast fills the q, fers az the railway com.
panl.a with millions ~ dollars which
would be saved To the rcople u the Gulf
/, route becomes u reality. With the
Union Pacific hos lie townr Ia the deep
water project, there IN little hope for
western shippers unless new facilities Tor
transportation Ia the gulf are provide !.
The project ~ u vast one, and would N.
volve the outlay OF immense sums 81
money; but u ~ claimed that Denver
aud Colorado will never bc able To profit
by the opening ~ deep water hRrbor
unlras cpmpptItlOu ia established. THIS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

The following new corporation, strict
ly local company, and known as the De-
Mars sash Lock company, filed ar'cles
Of incorporation with the territorial sec.
rotary at Santa Fe the other day
DeMars Sash I,ock Company Incor.
porators, Joseph reMars, +. 4 McKin.
Icy. +. II. Kent, Periecto Armijo, NJ.
Maudeli, j, II. kuhns, II. W, Hopkins,
Is l.. Jones, &, T. ijonsall. Cabllal stock,
tj0,OOo, Principal place Of business, Al.
buquerque.
Don Mariana Perea, % Bernalillo, il on
the Chama with 1900 sheep,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
Republican L~asu~ Meeting.

Syracuse, N, Y, Aug, i-Delcgates to
tho convention Of the state league Of
republican clubs which opens to morrow
are pouring in this morning During the
day special trans viii leave New YORK.,
Buffalo, Ogdsnsburg and other points
The indications point 10 al Immense at.
tendance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
Ever Devised

I haN" used them ~ my family aud caused
them ~ I've used among my friends and EN-.
pluycN for more than twenty years To my
certain knowledge many cases ~ the follow.
ing complaints have hccn completely and
permanently cured 10y The u>r ~ Ayers rillS
alone lhird day chiliS, dumb ague, bilious
fever. SICK headache. rheumatism, nun, dys.
rcpSia, constipation, and hard colds know
that moderate vs., ~ Ayers rills, rOniin
urd Tor a few days ~ weeks. as the nature
oi the complaint required. Would be found
sn absolute cure Tor the disorders I have
named above -. !. ~ wilson. Contractor
and Builh"r sulphur springs. Texas.
For eight years ! was afflicted with con
Stipaton. whlrh NJ last hccamc ~ had that
the doctors could do 10 more for me. Then
! began to take
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

political action and advises the knights
TO get together ~ vl"s ~ the coming
elections I, says that tho Knights
may Justly congratulate themselves up
on having nurtufcd u spIrt Oi liberty
THE loss To- tho order ~ many able al.
Nuca,ep, Hays the letter, IA to be dcrlofc'l,
but those mat remain should brace up
the weak knced and take seiiCls con.
sideralion IN H.. question W politics
II gues on To- iay AT thus assembly you
will have before you Tor serious contidsr.
alton grave questions ~ politics --quee
tlonsof public policy affecting the well
beng aud prosperity 81 oil. The occa
s,on IL musi HuspicIous and every effort
should he made To make the results %
the convention ~ FAR reaching and bene
iicial me- possible, To Michigan W. look
iur political regeneration IN the coming
State Assembly" The organization in
Michigan II pretty we'll honey combcd
with Patrons u ilu-bandry and Farm.
ers' Alliance men and whether the al
vice ~ the general executive board Will
bc needed Is an open question. II ~ not
unlikely, huWcNcr, that the knights " IN
d,s',c To- place u labor candidate IA the
field N TIE sixth congressional district
u, the approaching cl"ctlun to I'LL the
| vacancy ucrasiuucd 10y the death % Con
gresham Ford
/ TtNnmnstcr .hin, ~ Las Vegas on
Saturday last, was On "a Telegraph Ior
connecting the wires which the train Ger.
wee hud required e. be- severed, wnen
the lightning struck hm, and inflicted
three Wuurds IN hls poison. lie was
rendered lusous,hlr, but managed 10 hold
his grasp on the telegraph pole,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

and would not need To- he explained,
Sh,le the advantage, 80 BE- derived by
Denver from such IN extension 10 thus
point arr q, we'll understood there Hs
here.
THE Denver n RIO Granic IN IL Denver
company II Nas orgauired Tor the
putposc ~ building up that c,ty,
aud such has bc.u t- mission ever
suce. The Original plan contcm
plated line To- tue gulf, and It
luuks ~ though the time had com" now
Tor that plan To- b" carried out. II that
company Vlll nov widen its gauge ON
the New MrSicu division, "a u has I'll
ready done ON IT'S other lines, IT vii! be IN
pu,itou To- meet the demand of Denver
tor new hbc e. the .ulf, aud meet II ~
the ~ ,sI satisfactory manner sine" the
rcupl" ~ Denver would have more cbuh
deuce ~ that company than any other,
~ a competitor with ihr tmrn Pacific.
Then when the road has b,cH mad"
standard guRgc t. E.pnnu,A, u section ~
only eighty mIlre will be- necessary to-
other cNtrnsou II uucty miles southeast
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
EDITORIAL NOTES

A. \t,hisun man has bred hybrid
plant to h"at po,n,p,p under the ground
aud Tomatoes abuyc lie calls II the 90.
tnmnju.
Tnr little village ~ ~ pasu is gong
to "ignotc" the New MaNlcu tettltorlnl
fat New MeSrro will probably survive
the great disaster
MIS- WHO cNpec, political faN"rs mus,
rcc,procatc Nssstance rendered an
enemN ~ wrong done 10 the entire
party utghuiIhtlpn.
Iu census bureau estimates that
2,21.t,Un families ~ the l2.sHtN law.
lice ~ The United States occuuy aud own
,u,umhctrd farms aud h1mcs,
1ur continued rise - Lake Sal,un ~
giving the S,ulhoru Pacific company
,um" nrNuoty, Il looks very much ~
though the TOW lake was e. bccumc
permanent fixture.
luI republicans ~ this cay will make
all necessary arrangements Tor IT," at
uuaI meeting ~ ~" Republican Tongue
clubs ~ thr territory, which tnkrs place
September Ia There N,lI br u large
Attendance"
lir ragged aud tutcadhttr trace H.
Hn' ~ 'Ir t"H'h las Il" i"tf"iH Tor We"
t''w"s W'hn'" ~ thh' section "hch
"Nrihln' IT," alarm ~ To" "'uih"rn h1nt.
h'hH over IT," Threatened impairment "i
D. It.
e"''hrh 't'hdI'!
Iur silver ct, Lu'rrf.r sa,s Gov.
rUt'r nnurr hn- finally .ur.ulou To-
make the up"tIts tddrr,u tie Nbu.
qurtIur TAR ~" .,i..'ttpu Wn- fptuu
b bt". ~ toe gp,rriur O., Nr.l posted Du the
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
THE 3 EST
AP Z RE N T

In modern pharmacy is. undouhted.
ly. Ayers 'athartlc Pills. Except
IN extreme cases. physicians have
abandoned She uSr uf drastic purga.
tlNc>, and recommend a milirr, hut
no les, effective medicine The favu.
rite is Ayers Pills, the superior
medicinal virtues oi which have
been certified To- under the official
seals " state chemists. aS well as
10y hosts uf eminent doctors and
pharmacists No other pill so well
supplies the demand uf the general
public for safe, certain. and agree.
able family medicine,
Ayers rlllS are the lest medicine ever
used aud In my Judgment no better general
Remedy VA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
Mining Notice Of Forfeiture.

Territory ~ New Mexico, tounty ~ iiernalillo'
TO Thomas \. Nevlin, ban lamin Walker, j. u,
~ KEENAN,, Jr., u, II Avery w. y. Hayden, ffant
" Elk,n William Main, Jane. 4, Main, JArobo
lTiaArTi, Dunnto NJ, tIRHphrri, Henry Springer
Francis - \ MnnIanares and all other IScrsans
vhnsc names may b. known ar unknown To- the
undrrrisnci, AMI the heir assiRns aud legal rep,
rcS"ntatiNes ~ such aud all ~ sGch Iersons, and
all Ier- ms Nho have, Ut claim, my interest IN
tho mining clhim hereinafter mentioned;
luu NJ" hcr"hy notified that Ne have expended
one hundred dollars IN labor and improvements
las VI ~ H. shown NOR. fully by the ceFtihcAi.
filed March ~ iSyl Ia Ia. office 81 tho recorder ~
de,Sis IN said cuunty ~ Hrrnhlillul upon the
Su"-tra NnurA lie ls Milagrs mining claim,
luca,ri April !, isip, the locAt,oh whefeot 70
recorded In Hook ~, uaRe III ~ the hecardefs
uthr" In -Aid county, and IL situated In the f,4s
hills "a it'll south ~ the meath ~ liades Canon,
IA said county ~ lIeruAlilln, Territory % Mes
Mexico, IN order Ia hold said premises under the
pI"yisnn. ~ E-'ctinn .i.i 81 III" heyisi statute.
of the luit'si Mates being the amount requires
tn Il" nXpendcitn hold the same for the year i-sv
aud you are further n'dihei tina, the pn,iersfn~s
have, and their predecessors eull l~d, have liks.
wis" expended one hundred dollars for each ~
theyohr- issl, i~sl lS-I, iSNa, iSs7. iS--. i~N
Amounting, including the said year ls,O, Ia the
sUm ~ .lshthuhdr-i dollars.
Aud u within ninety days after the publica'iH
~ this motto" ~ f@Iuiri 10y law, lou fail ~ ~
fu~c To Cnntrlhut" your proportion 81 such ri'
ITnditnr" ~ Co-own"rs, n you are such, your 10
~ the subscribers under section 252t ~ said
statute,
CIIAS. W LEWIS,
w., II. CHlIDfkH
joins FIOURNOi
Albuquerque, y, ~, Artil 9Th, 1871.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
Notice of Auig,

Territory ~ New Mexico, county of Hernalillo
In district court, second Judicial District III
chanCery,
John fetti,,
We No sI67.
Louisa fottis.
The s,id Louisa Fritis 10 hereby nOtih,~i that
hill ~ complaint hbs l--h filed against her u
said rour, 10y John feitis Tor an absolute dI'"ft
and IA. dissolution 81 the bnnda IT mAtT mnn{
existing between the phrii.a, On tho grounds ~
Abandonment, and Tor other and further rele,.
That unless sou, tho said defendant, apIeAI
court, in bs bogun aud held At the court hnas~
Albuquerque, In ~ III county. On the hrut honhI
In Oc,obsr, isali u decree pro ronfesso VIII
entered against you.
CHAs, y. HUFT,
Clerk and hexistsr In t'hAnceu,,
PnLAS A HEaCocE b. icitnrs Tor Complainant
AlbuqueFQue, n, NJ, July II, isvi,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-18

The average cost of running a
passenger train Oh the railroads ol
the United States is 80 cents pei
mile. and the train earns just $1.0G
in doing it. The profit, therefore,
is only % cents a mile, but it foots
up to $3Oo,0oO,O0O ON all the roads
in the course of a year. The roads
get 2 cents and 2 mills per passen-
ger per mile, and it costs 2 cents
to carry him. 1t is this 2 mills
per mile, multiplied by millions,
that makes the vast sum of $780,
100000 profit. The roads get a
little less than cent for carrying
a ton of freight one mile, and it
costs them six tenths of cent to
carry it. 1t costs more to run a
freight train a mile than a passen-
ger train, the figures for the former
being $1.06, and the train earns
$1.65 per mile.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-18
YOUNG AMERICAN PUSH.

There is wonderful amount OF
push in young America of the
present day. Smart young men
lean against big brick buildings
for hours at a time evidently try
ing to push them over. In the
same way they will push against
railing or a fence until it falls
down. They will push through a
crowd of free-lunch grabbers to
get the choice pieces of cold ham.
Crowds of these young fellows will
push ladies off the sidewalk, and
they push their way into places
where -. they have no business.
They push surprising amount of
provender that they do not earn
down their outlets, and push them
selves into the front row at enter
tainments where they pay moth
ing. They push themselves into
society that they have no fitness
to adorn and push better but more
modest young men to the wall.
They push their fathers very close
to make a living for them, and
push their mothers to all sorts OF
inventions and deceptions to keep
them in cigarette money. They
push their paunches up to the bar
and push scorpion broth down IN
to their maws They push their
tailors to bankruptcy and other
tailors to the limit of endurance.
If they acquire wives they will
push them to the washtub, and
finally they will push themselves
off the precipice OF destruction.
Yes, there is a great deal of push
in the young America Of the pres
ent day.-Ex.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-18
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January 1, 1892. This offer ap-
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but to renewals as well. In addi-
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or old subscriber renewing, is given
his choice of either 1.-The American
Livestock Manual" or the "Stan-
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which will be sent free, postage pre-
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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-18
OREGON WEATHER REPORT.

| FOR WESTERN OREGON, FOR WEEK ENDING
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II. 1891.
The temperature has been low
er, yet above the average. The
atmosphere has been clearer from
smonk. the weather has been part
ly cloudy and local showers pre-
vailed during the latter part Of the
| week.
CROPS.
The showers have done no ma
terial damage, they have delayed
some late threshing, and some
what retarded hop picking in few
sections. The threshing OF grain
is practically over, only few
small lots yet remain to be thresh-
ed. The wheat is being delivered
to warehouses and elevators. The
wheat product was never better.
the berry is of first grade. the yield
has been heavy, generally more
than was anticipated. Large
yields are reported from every
county. In Washington county,
for example, one farm yielded 46
bushels per acre. another 81 bush
els per acre. Smut is more gener-
ally reported than usual, though it
is not this year so very extensive
spring wheat is more affected than
fall wheat. The oat crop has
been good, but not as proportion
ally good as the wheat crop. Hop
picking will be about finished next
week, unless the present rains
should delay the pickers more
than is now expected. The hops
Of Douglas county were supposed
to be free from lice and mould,
but On picking, some yards are
found to be badly damaged. No
lice are observable in Josephine
county. 1t is estimated that lice
and moule have damaged the hop
crop to the extent Of $300,OO0- In
Josephine and Jackson counties
corn is ripe, OF good quality and
yield. Summer following is in
progress in many OF the Villa
mette valley counties.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-18

Many years practice has given G.
A. Snow & Co, solicitors of patents at
Washington, D. c., unsurpassed sue
cess in obtaining patents for all classes
of inventions. They make a speciality
of rejected cases, and have secured
allowance OF many patents that had
been previously rejected. Their ad-
vertisement in another column will be
of interest to inventors, patentees,
manufacturers, and all who have to do
with patents.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-18

st Patrick's Pills are carefully prepared
from the best material and according to the
most approved formula, and are the most
perfect cathartic and liver pill that can be
produced. We sell them 7. GRAHAM
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-18

THE.crops this year prove the
fact. beyond dispute that ground,
summer ef-followed, will produce
abundantly, but that farms plant
ed every season in grain give a
poor yield. If our agriculturists
would change crops occasionally,
the soil would not become exhaus-
ted, and the crops would be much
more remunerative. 1t is well
that farming be followed after
scientific principles, and where ex-
perience teaches that soil is adapt
ed to a particular crop attention
should be paid to that. By such
means land can be made to repay
the husbandman for his toll, and
not otherWise-Ex.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-18

How many intending visitors to
the great Portland Industrial ex-
position, to be held at Portland
from September II to October II,
have ever seen the Indian in his ma
tive ceremonies and wild, weird
dancesg How many have ever
seen a war dance or a ghost dance,
such as came SO near plunging the
country into bloody Indian war
last winter? Those who have not
will have an opportunity to wit
ness these peculiar ceremonials of
the savages at the coming exposi
ton, as Superintendent Mitchell
has succeeded in procuring from
the Umatllla reservation number
of noble red men for this purpose.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-18

JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL once said
that after hearing a certain orator
he felt as he had done when boy,
coming home from 'straining, !"
sswith his ears full of bass drum
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-18

Pullman Sleeper reservations
can be secured in advance
through any agent of the
road.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-18
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-25
PERSONAL. AND LITERARY

-Sclonti-, Chnvr-ui I. better known
TO fa;ns for hi. grra; as, than for all
hi, valuable contributions TO human
knowledge.
Tho body OF William Bradford.
III, bret tnlicd States coycrnmcn,
Printer. aud the man who started the
iir,, newspaper Ia Pennsylvania and
tho second newspaper In New YORK.
lies Ia u grave Tn FEC, from the North
crn entrance 10 T'r!ai'y Church.
-spcalsinr Of Ma John Chaaicr.
formerly known as Hiss Amciic Riycs.
the Richmond Dispatch critically OBJ
serves: ''l'cr eyes have boon compared
toIwo great double b'uc Yiolc,s. 30 in
dcscr!hab'c Is their hue between pur-
pic and blue. and tho color OF hor hair
can 10 only described n. tina. Of bur
nlshcd gold. Her voice Il very sweet.
and hcr unspollod aad perfectly nat
ural grace could on y b. tho reflection
of warm and foncrnI, heart. which
those who know her best accord to
her."