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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
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siun on juno 1th, when the children
will 90 a. thcir pareuts, the Atlantic a.
Pacific company placing at the disposal
- DR., Cotman u Especial car 10 take them
H. lhguna, " here u majority reside.
The pt-seut school, the main building
Icing II substantial two story brick
structure, with all the modern school
ruuN enlruces, was buIl, on the ruins ~
th" iir. which destroyed the frat build.
lng, hy DR.. CultmGn threa years ago, anil
N now regarded IN on" ~ the lest and
most efficient lalIan sChpls u the
southwest, The bnys are taught the or.
dIuhry atudleH ~ tho class rooms, the
use ~ tppln aud H." proper attention Of
stock. The glrls, h4ldc their class
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

V's'l bh lp'UI cht' ll'ir, Nblih ~
vet, complimentary to- tie young man.
II" Will tang out ms ehigOr IN Albu
Iu'rHur
Mtr Ictuo,, VITO fl'loVs ~" Danger
ourun .urotlIu II eNt'rnlrg c,r-,l'V,nt
NIX broad smlr ,hcsc days Mira
lr-ncy, h,s hc,tor haf. Is r,pcr'rI to
army" ~ a '"a days from kausa, CO.,
t. G., dr lIara, Who ft aluui three
y",t- Las G,"u r1rt,l clerk, running
b"'N""u Nbuquctlu" aud VI rnsu, hns
resigned lt- pus0iiru ~ such arl NlIl r.
turn ~ Las Vegas and take an editorial
'sit' ou tie "
j. / Caldwell, GND-lru mAs'cr mr.
.nnuur ur ~" N'Iap'I, \ Pacific u, ,,al.
lyr who secured lay ~ ant N.u, t.
g." NrWusas h.t sprugH 'ur thruwa
item, a- returns" ami can uto hl- Yrgr
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hrrr With h.- huUIl, wISDii urrur, tie
handsome r"-.d"rcr = \ j Nrh,ti, IL,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

" Mt to Las Vegas to visit former
r. rnds, Ia again ~ the metropolis, and
WI go out home on this evenings west.
bound Atlantic \ Pacific passenger train,
NJ, Hart reports tho people ~ l.ns We
X, exceedingly jealous u Albuquerque's
T. spcri,y, and ntc ready 10 jump IN to
atS petson, with both tect, Tor telling
them that this city IN the beet town IN
tlo territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
TIiI OiN.IItkN.
The wen hnowr NInr- sold 10 Den.
ArF InIInIIaIa


saturday u'tru. u, at the meeting :
tie ttorh .ulior. 2 tho L.n.o.u. Lu.kl,
held ~ ,u,s ,ll, f,r Denver capitalists
their uuLrr NJ Nnu Pedro
urdor.t.ui, although 'hr stock
holders H.r frur,.l uu tno .phI.c', thbt
Mr. Aul"ruu g,,r them si0oro tut
ih" property
The furu"r ,Nu"ts - Tie mlrc~
Wcrc Jefferson E,luo'ds, 4 tn,
Ncsas. c.. Il " web, nnd Sam BALD
win = ~nrn fr, john klus, u
Wnsmue'"r. G., II NJ johnson, =
Ekhaft lot. 'udsc II /. Warren
Junu \ Lo,. $ VI Folsom aud " :
Sturk,cr, 20 TINS ~
GcofRo " NIdIotou and :, \.
Ju-cphr, are tie nmlaus,r u Denver.
'ot whom tie m..r, we're purclnod 10y
Mr. Nudor-Dn
lhr wn.. uu ,hr largest nuI moot
ya,Uo,.".tp .nn' d,p.s ~ tarsuu,h
west, has.Ds pr.. ...I somr -2Joou ,u
90 dove, pu',r,U u"
u '' '.'' 'N''h... FL "'t"' h'N ''"r"iN
Un Ter a." Io--" ] suprt'-ru - NJ
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
millions IN "a.

Dr Thos. II Burg".z and daughter, ~
Aibuqucrqur, pn's',d through tins week
ga route Ia lirrmpslllo, whcr" they vii
spend some weeks. DR. burgess has
iifty Grres ~ wat.rnclons near iieTmu
srllO, and has gone down 10 ship tho
crop Ia Albuquerque aud Denver, lie
expects b. snip about SIXTY carloads, --
SogAles Herald,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

flesh wound but yer! painful 1t ~
stated 10y membets ~ ih" party VITO ~.
compnnicd Mrs Sayte Tint the other
Parry were very gay from jtlukU which
they carried with them aud rn r!rd to
IL.lt In.tl.' ln.lnII
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
Wandered rr0m Home

liutura S,ha, nu odd Mexican, wan.
d"r"l hNay from iIs home NJ Tome, Va
lrnrla county, ca loot one day last U"'k,
ard uAs iHst seen at ut near Irralta,
where traces u him were found, ahoNlng
that l." Ind cfus.oI an HrrquH, lie IN
ahuut g. years Old, NIX feet high, grey
hA,r bul whlrkrfs II" las no, bs-n Ia
h, rlght mind fpr som" time, and when
he ttartci ~ he told h,s n.rghbors that
he Was gong Ia the PLAINS, east o. Tome,
after burrus Several parties have h'en
securing the adjacent country IN all ia.
rcctl"us iur hlIn. aud 10 trace ~ ium has
h,,u found, except Wher" h" crossed ia"
hr"Iglh lrhdlug T. ia" fIy"f. IL ~ NOW
supIs srd thHi lie must have drOS neal IN
som" ~ IT." new channels male IA tho
klu Grand" durug IL" recent iiopd
ALy Information concerning hIm would
b" thankfully received 10y Rev. j, Is.
Ra'wrr, Manuel i.uccro aud II Gleason
- Tome.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
~ ~ tONtNt..
The Railroad from the rAnhandie TO
this dItl.

The Railroad from the pnnhandie TO
this tip.
The survey Tor the noe from Pnnhan
die, TcNpf. 90 Albuquerque, II almost
complete. lLe engineers are nov nj
work IN TJ,tus canon, and viii tcach th"
town IN the course ~ two or three days.
TIE recent issue ~ tjl.uu,UD II bonds,
secured u, mortgage on the FRISCO
rond, vas tpf the purpoec vt tHlslng th"
funds necessary 10 construct the new
line, and IT .. believed that the active
work ~ construction will hestn IN earn
80, Us SON ~ to survey IA completed to-
Albuquerque.
cur rcni"f. wall rrmcmbcr TINT TN
CirliS stated Iast TALL. upon whht 1t bc
hcycd a. b" uuqurstiunablc authority.
TINT the 4 i.S > +, company had tie
totmincd t. build the llu" ~ the direct
line Oc,We"u Albuquerque aud ST. LOUIS
NJ soon az r.u.lblr, nud then institute
proceedings fur the recovery ~ the fur
icltcd land piUnt Mr Mngoun took CO.
~ III" lead ~ ruprrr - the country
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blc, fur the reason thn, i the putpu.c "
The cumpnr, should bocume general,
known. rctt rra would rush ~ and take
uI Il the ln',l. aud thus, Z It dil I
cuus, the q, mpar, g. loose the nud.
would at least gtNc u good dead =
trouble.
M"an"N." 'N" N.tk ~ IocatrrE the
Ian" has ''"n .''ni,l gutnr On with tu.
result, ~ ''.''i nh.' la, IT," 'n
glur,rs are ..N u t.rruuru, AMI ma,
u" expected T.. react 'l"r'y william u"
next fr" day"
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BLY, Trrmm"'I cam" up from ir'"r
the morning. and promptly lqWdatr.
the fcw !t,i" balp h" owed IN the city
III" had no id"n of not paying, and hHs
good SITUATION and ~ iping we'll.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

From IT," following sl-cra' tu H." Den
v"r N"ws, II seems tnht - j, Hurley, 81
Gallup, Vito lc't shuft time ago g. wat
rela,N"- ~ New England, met with bad
luck ~ Chicago.
tmcngp. Jan" ~ On June 81 - j.
Hurley, ~ Albuquerque, y NJ, ~as eu
uC"i lutp saloon at No lGl Fourth
hN"uu" by cuiofud woman named
Maud lnyiur and ruOb"d ~ s2bO
aud u watch aud cham valued ut $1g
llr Gaze wac turned over 10 Lieutenant
klpl"!, Nho went quietly 10 work ~ IT.
Yesterday the Woman aud Robert ThS lor.
her husband, H"r" arrested IN Denver,
whether th"y ia h.eu traced, aud they
now await t"Iuisltlpn papers About
-bI ~ ia" money vas recovered Lnd
~" polio" are confident that more vii
u" secured
Robert I,y Iur and hlH wife w"r" ar
rnslrd TUESDAY AFTERNOON 10y Detectives
l'rk and Nrth, 1h"y presented u
hi'i rutrrtIrIniris exactly ia one ~ the
h.I's S'p."u from u j Hurley al one -
TO-" hanks t. l." chang j. \ Chicago
ullir"r ~ exp" ''el To- TAX. he man and
N"mHn back h. Chicago where they bear
al unraNur! reputation, I'd. News.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04
AN AGED VERMONTER.
SPARTA, WIS, Noy. 8, 1891

SPARTA, WIS, NOY. y. 1871.
Mr.. BATTELL,
Dear Sir Il received letter from you
a few days ago asking whether my faith
er was still able to answer inquiries in
regard to matters of old time. Yes, he
is able; has a good memory, but his
hearing is not nearly as good as year
ago. Up to that time it had been re-
markably good. He knew Judge Paint
er and Others of the first settlers of Mid
dlebury, and have heard him tell many
anecdotes illustrative of their character
Judge Dorastus Wooster when they were
boys, though the Judge was older. Fa-
Their was born in the northeast part of
Cornwall. His father removed to the
northeastern part of the town to the
farm lately occupied by Reuben Wright.
When married he moved to the south
west part of the town. where he resid-
ed until he removed to New Haven. All
of his family were born there, and | must
say here that have a strong attach
ment to my old birthplace. No place
has ever looked to me like it.
Fathers longevity and vitality come
largely from his mothers side. Two of
her brothers, Nathan and Samuel In
graham, lived to nearly fathers age !;
both died in Cornwall, and were natives,
| think, of Darlington, Mass. Both
were at the battle of Bunker Hill, and
served in the army during the Revolu-
ton, and pers onally knew Gen. Wash
ington. can remember their visits at
fathers when | was small boy.
Father was the eleventh child in his
fathers family. He has a brother in
Fond-du-Lac, Wis, six years younger,
the thirteenth child, who is very young
looking and appearing man for his years.
On his Goth birthday he read an essay at
a gospel temperance meeting that was
highly complimented by the leading
papers of the city as worthy and would
be an honor to "A man in middle life.
Neither of them is bald. His ancestors
had, many of them, large families on the
mothers side. One had twenty-one sons !;
the father, mother and all the children
lived until the youngest became twenty
one years old. So remarkable was it
regarded that they were presented be-
tore the king of England, who gave each
of the sons IA present or a commission
in the army or navy. Father eats heart
lily, sleeps well and his vital organs are
sound but he moves around very slow
ly. His limbs. or rather his joints, are
stiff, and it is doubtful whether he will
live to vote for another President.
Respectfully,
CHARLES G.. LEWIS.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04

a certain carpet dealer had nine rolls of
carpet lying on his wareroom floor, when
friend who had just dropped in, re-
marked, "Ah nine rolls of carpet and all
of them about of a size" The dealer re-
piled, Yes, there are nine rolls, and if you
can arrange these nine so as to show more
than nine and can incidentally, by means
of the designs on the nine rolls of carpet,
give the number of yards in each roll,
will give you the lot" How did the Wis
itor make the larger number and find the
number of yards in each? Our young
readers can make, on paper, copies of these
rolls and arrange them with little care
and time, and they can also find the num-
Der of yards in each.-Golden Days.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04
CHARLES G. LEWIS.


at Boston was "A surprising success and
shows how interested the great public
is in the question of pure and healthful
food. No one article at the Exposition
attracted the attention or created the
interest that COTToLENE did. This new
substitute for lard evidently fills long
felt want, and the demand for it is so
great in New England that its success
is an established fact. COTTOLENE is a
perfectly pure and healthtW product. 1t
is composed of so per cent pure cotton
seed oil, and 20 per cent pure beef suet-
nothing else. 1t has no odor and is more
easily handled than lard, avoids the I'M
pleasant odor attached to hot lard, and
better yet, avoids the unhealthy effects
inseparabe from the use of hog lard.
Persons who could not eat pies or pastry
cooked with hogs lard can eat heartily
of these articles when cooked with COT
TOLENE without fear of disagreeable con-
sequences. COTTOLENE is put up in neat
tin pals, and is for sale by all grocers
ADV.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04
No. 313.-Word Building.

l. Join "a fairy" "a small quantity"
and "a pool or collection of water" and
make "a frightful apparition."
2. Join "a leaf of gold or silver" and "a
girls name" and make "a woman tabled
to have been made by Vulcan. and upon
whom all the gods and goddesses bestowed
gifts to make her more complete"
4. JOIN IAN injury" "a personal pro-
noun" and wealth." and make "a plant
bearing yellow flower"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04

No, 3GO,-Enigma: Game.
No. 36l.-A Dickens Kings Move Puz-
zle; Brass, Barkis, Bates. Copperfield,
Chick, Cutie, Carker. Goblin, Dorrit, Ded-
lock, Dombey, Dot, Feenix, Elite, Fern,
Gill, Grip, Gride, Guppy, Gargery, Hawk,
Heep, Hicks, Hexam, Harris, Knch,
Mould, Micawber, Maxby, Maybe Mod
die, Nudge, Nell, Meek, Nipper, Pancks,
Pickwick, Pinch. Prig, Quale, Ridge,
Squeers, Skies, Smike, Tigg, Venus, Var
den, Wickfeld, Weller. Wegg and perhaps
ithers.
No Boa Conundrum: One was a hid
ny RABBIT, the other was a riding habit.
No. 363.-Hidden Authors; Alcott, Ely
tnge, Howe, Cooke, Howard, Phelps.
No. 364.-Queries: Ash, Palm.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04
No. 3s1.-Anagram.

sent by express in a box.
To "A distant friend token;
And. lest it might get some hard knocks,
And in that way become broken,
Iprintcd outside, large and fair,
an. b., FRAGILE, handle with care"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04

A fine imposing MANA police judge.
A brilliant ball-The meteor.
Cut and dried-Saratoga potatoes.
Goes from pole to pole-Clothesline.
Not in good shape -Dromedaries.
",Just in a minute"-SiXty seconds.
Not a square thing-The triangle.
Pressed for time-Mummies.
a swell lunch--Dried apples.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04
No. 3GS.-A Puzzle I'm Figures.

A plate rack holds three score and twelve
plates, of which some are large and some
small. The large ones | bring exactly fill
their shelves, but | find | cannot accom-
MEDIATE my smaller plates by ninth part
of all | had The number of small plates
on a shelf is to the number of large ones
as five is to three. Can you tell me how
many plates of each sort there were, and
how many shelves?
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04
MIDDLEBURY REGISTER, DECEMBER T. 1891.
ODE TO THE ISLAND.

Beautiful Diadcmi
No king could buy gem
Matching thy charms.
Where, towering strong and grand,
Naples ana bccchcs stand,
Like stern warrior band,
Waving their arms.
Giants in panoply!
Under your canopy
Peacefully rest;
Bowers and shady aisles,
Where happy nature smiles,
Fearing no foreign wiles,
BY waves caresSed.
Beautiful Isle of rest
How the world.weary breast
Drinks in thy calm!
Rustling leaves whisper peace;
sorrows ana troubles cease;
Burdened brains find release,
Breathing thy balm,
How glad the healthful flush,
As in the foam we rush,
While the waves roar!
How clean the pebbly beach,
Where the huge boulders reach
Up to the grove OF beach
Shading the shore.
o what JOY sublime,
When the mad breakers climb
High on the lea
When the dread thunder breaks
Echo on echo wakes,
And the wild tempest shakes
Forest and sea!
But 10 the bow OF peace
Bids the fierce tumult cease
Ger the isle arching,
And, as with my site power,
Walketh the waters DER,
ON to The distant shore
>olcnnly marching.
Long may our merry band
Meet on this smiling strand,
Catching the bass,
Which, deity broiled or fried.
Fill the cooks hearts with PRIDE
Cooks whom all earth beside
Cannot surpass.
"ENNEPE MOI, o Muse!
Grant me thy harp to use,
Pancakes to praise.
If tongue could stuttcr 'em,-
NO time to utter 'em,
sugar EN-! butter EN-!
Gone from oul gaze!"
When the light DINNER grows,
PhOsphOric glinlncr throws
Forth its weird light.
Then round our camp.fires' blaze
Blithcly our songs we raise,
Till old familiar lays
Wake the still night.
Or ii ellis Excellence"
Gets for duplex finance
Vigorous thumps,
still the "EcOnOmist,"
Trying ii on at whist
Nainly falls on fist
cram full of trumps.
Beautiful Diadcm!
No king could buy Il gem
Rivalling thee.
May thy fair forest stand,
Towering strong and grand,
Long as the pcODly strand
Kisses the sea. +. ii. HIGLEY.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04

No. 31O.-Mother Goose Revised.
Jack and Jill went up the hill"
"a puzzler's son and daughter),
And on its crown the twain sat down
And quite forgot the water.
Said Jack to Jill, Nov, if you will,
Solve me this transposition;
A little bt--now what is it
Which changes to conditions?"
Said Jill to Jack. IN give you back
a question slightly better:
What is the sound which turned around
Becomes a kind of letter."
MY sister dear, that's very clear,
But I've kind of measure.
That, changed to suit, becomes a fruit,
Anon a sign of pleasure"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04
What Can BE Done with Six Letters.

Some ingenious person has constructed
the following sentence of thrty-one words,
using only the six letters found in the
word ''maiden;" Ida, IA maiden, a mean
man named Ned Dean and Media, mad
dame, made me mend die and dime and
mind mine in dim den in Maine.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04

No. 357-Numerical Enigma; "All good
persons are not cut TO the same pattern"
No. 35S-A Garland; Rose, hop, carna-
ton, pine, heart sease, mango, lady'slip-
pers, monk s-hood, fox gloves, catnip, cow
slip, bull-rush, prune, tomato CTom Ato),
sweet william, sage, palm, spruce, beet
(beat), violet, date.
No oSQ Word Souaras.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04
No. 3Te.-NumericaI Enigma.

My whole, composed of % letters, is a
common saying.
Ny 3, S, 10, 10, ., 81, "a is worthless.
Ny 20, II, %, 3, 10, 10 is to make sacred
My II, IS, 6, l is a male name
My 8, %, II, I is Il city in England
My II, %, 4, 10 is a wild animal.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04
No. 365.-Pi.

INos OODs-IIs
Dens het drudy refighilt ghirhe;
Wrad ruyo ayes haric pu hirneg:
Gothhur het newrit, keabl dina clilh,
Ew yam haev rou semrum Tits.
Heer rea smope ew yma dear,
Netlapsa nifesac OF rou dene:
Ha. learnet resumm emit
Weldsl hiwtin het s'tope hermyi
No. 3c0.-Uscful on Mondays.
The fragrant herb Of China" take,
And place it by yourself;
An insect on your other side
A saucy little elf.
Then wait for Monday; when it comes
You and your little band
With thrifty housewives all around
viii be in great demand.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04
No. 360.-UaIf Square.

/. The act of elevating. q Entire.
The latter portion of life. L. a buyer.
A stranger. 6. Sound. I. a suflix. s
A Scripture proper name. 9. a letter.