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crowds which al every nook and Granny
Of t1s chamber. When ingalls, Is an
uourcea % sp.ak p-ople begin arriving
a. the senate two oF three hours before
the sessie8 is to CDsn. q maze sure of
getting seals. Every senator Is IN his
Place. ami scores et members Of the
house coue over % listen 70 To man
from Kansas
Since or4tory b q thing comparative
an1 eat.-elY depend ~ for rating upon
the Judgment of those who listen. TINS
sort " compliment neaus something. IL
means THAI lr gals H. great orator,
though it tlGst be admitted ~ his wartn-
est admirers that he - not a natural or
Gtor. Hs isl n fact. 4 fine example oi
what patirgt s-ndy Garnet determine
ton. long practice, VIII do for one who
desires - excel as q public speaker. IN
gals has taught himself % speak. has
pTl.cticed, reaeaFsed. experimented. with
his brilliant wife for 9 critic or q mirror
as a ne2cor. Ihe oaly physical qualiti-
cauon to- oratory which he Possesses IS
a great deep. tull voice. surprising,
delightful voice. which his study of eiO-
eution has made the most OF. No atten-
tive ear need miss word, not even .
syllable. Of one Of ingalls, addresses
Yet with al this Irs,.lls Is sa,irist
rather than an orator. He Is tre-
mendous opponent. but poor advocate.
lie lscks sympathy. magnetism, and
could never stir an audience TO tears or
passion. Bat he can rouse distrust, ex-
cite ridicule. induce contempt. He is a
sword Which swishes and siSses through
the ar 70 c!eave or Slash the enemy. If
Ingalls, were 10 take 70 the law he should
Be prosecuting attorney, never coun-
selor or advocate ingalls, success rs
al orator shows how strong Is the mod
ern taste Tor that which is brilliant, pol
ished refined. dramatic.
Our most elCquea. senator's, those
who speak with moss feeling, who have
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even Daniel s-he would be tho most
eloquent nan in the senate. SIr. Nor
gan never prepares his speeches. except
10 think over what be wants 20 say. IL
he puts anything on paper 1t Is mere
memoranda. a skeleton which his phe-
nonenal command of language clothes
in fesh and blood. Where is there en-
other man living who can rise 20 ms feet
and pour forth classics?
Senator Cockrell, of Missouri, is in
his way an orator. IL IL be the purpose
OF eloquence 10 impress hearers, con
vince them, convert them, Mr. COckrell
is eloquent. He is the most vehement
speaker in the senate. he is known
among the habitues Of the chamber as
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phasis. and in the way in which he leans
his body forward. bobs and shakes his
head aad snrugs his shoulders, like cat
getting its back mp, in his remarkable
earnestneSs. Mr.. Cockrell is pugnacious,
persistent, implacable, insistent, intol-
Grant; he Is, moreover, nearly always
right and victorious.
Senator Stewart is now known as "the
pedestrian orator" Until he made his
famous speech on the cloture rule few
days ago he had not been suspected of eff
fechveness as a public speaker. 1t had
indeed been the common supposition that
he was dreary and wearisome; that he
huInmed and droned. Formerly when
he rose to speak his brother senators
nearly always paid him the compliment
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For Many Years Or. Todd Has
Cured CONSUMPTION.

IoRT WAYNE, Ind. sept. j.. 1872.
For tho benefit OF those who think
consumption lncurable. I Will make a
statement Of my cure. On the 18th OF
last March I was taken with the lung
fever, OF ss the doctors called Il, plcuro-
pneumonia. | was attended by one
whom I had considered the most en1i-
neut physician Of this citv for three
months and half, during which time
be employed Eve other physieians as
counsel. Tor about three weeks
thought was getting better. when an
ahscess iegan 70 form in my left lung,
and the physicians pronounced 4 quick
consumption. From this time failed
rapidly. and raised q piat 81 = quart of
phiegm matter esch dsy, and had night
svea;s. By thc 28th OF June ] had got
80 weak that could not lift
glass Of water 10 my mouth.
and was confined % mv bed .
vas reduced 70 > skeleton except
NY legs and feet. which we're greatly
s~elled. At thls time fny vie see5ug
Or. :. Clay Iodd's circular, enariovea
hTn, and I am free ~ say ] improved
steadily from the tine ! COMMENCED
taxing his MEDICINES. In three dave
the swelling had gone out q Hy lirnte
and n three weeks ] vas sbse 70 be up
and walk out doors little, and ~ ten
weeks I vas able n walk ter miles, ard
fslt ss vel ss ever did. Fov yak
from three % four rniles sscf dsy, snd
nethsr cough rsoT sy1s. ] have 10 Jssfn
sod thaBk my lungs healed perfectly.
JOHN A. NIIIFR,
- y. C1ele ebton-Sve., IT. Wayne, Ind.
1Y- NIber nov weighs rs ysouo1s
NT. u Ter - over - yesrs Old NJ.
Miller ~ss cured - yesrs Ayr Tbs
SHOWS thst consumption car re psf-
y8aDently cured by Isr. :. Cay god5-
Fsople are C1nrr het~eeD bere sFsd
FORT WsFHe evtTy osy. Get s<,rBe
fTieBd 70 csIl On Mr. Miller ard learn
TIE parties srs 81 Prs eurr- Is vas tie
talk c1 szs sorE soz I7oat2s.
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thirty feet unoccupicd by senator's, Mr..
Stewart took possession of this runway.
and walking rapidly from one side Of
the chamber to the otner facing first
the Republicans and then appealing To
the Democrats from their nidst-poured
out torrent of argument. of warning
and of prophecy which made profound
impression upou al who heard il.
There are many other orators in the
senate worth writing about. Senator
Go-msn, the leader OF the Democratic
hosts during the recent struggle. and
now generally regarded as "a coming
man." is developing oratorical abilities
of no mean order His thin. sharp
voice. somewhat like Maj. McKinley's.
has dramatic t-emuloasaess in il which
quicsdy catcaas the synpathies Of audi
tors.
Senator Hoar. the Republican leader.
is not a great orator, but he rs an earn
est. effective speaker. Senator Aldricn.
who had charge of the cloture rule, is a
direct, frank. basinesslixe talxer. and
one whom the ladies' in the galleries al
ways listen 70. for he is. next - Hiscock.
the handsomest Of the senator's. A fluent.
bold speaker "a Joe Blackburn. and a
ponderous sle,lge hammer is voorhees,.
of Indiana voorhees, is like Ingalls,,
better as al opponent than as an advo-
cate. II CocsrelI is the feline orator.
voorhees, il the tiger. he Is sometimes
ter-i>le snd vicious in his onsianxhes, All
enemy 20 be dreaded and avoided. A
great orator who has hsd his day, aud
who is cow . tdin, weak old man
without voice or teeth. bat still. thanks
IN his great intellectual powers, An ''osd
mar eloquent is Mr.. Evsrts
WsI-rz WuxNAx.
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the feline ora
tor and the title
IL a good one.
There is some
thing peculiarly
feline ia the man
ner IN which Mr..
Cockren claw s
the air IN gcsncu-
lation, spreads
his fingers far
apart and closes
them convulsive-
ly, opens his
mouth wide and
closesit snappish-
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of retiring 70 the
cloak rooms. But
there com es a
moment in every
man s are er
when I b roug n
some inspiration
he surpasses him
self, rises far
above his usual
level, astonislles
all observers. 50
it was with Mr..
Stewart on this
occasion. Never
before had h g
shown 50 much
spirit, so much
power. Il h ap-
pening that one
row Of chairs was
for a distance Of
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New Clerk-Ars ron . customer ~
ours. sire
The Osher-WeN. I should ssy 50.
Why. owe you ever SsDo. and
Furnssa~r.
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the greater fac
ulty Of stirring
the ina sinsnoas
OF their hearers,
are fro III the
sOuth. They ara
earnest Of man
ner, Il orid Of
style. They are
rot afraid 20 dis
play passion. sem
frusnt. tender
ness by eli the
natural arts OF
EXPIRE ssion. \
type of this class.
perhaps the best
example. ia Sen
ator Daniel, Of
Virginia. A good
voice. a fair i0-
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ure. admirable fow % language. mag
nstic eaTnestness. poetic stvle. make him
almost an ideal orator of .ss old school.
The greatest natural orator in the SEN
s.e Is Mr. Eustis. OF Louisiana. He Is a
big man pbysicallv. hss \ fail voice. fair
elocution, and delibera,ive, imposing
style which is exceedingly effective. IL
Icga,ls IS q rapier. and Daniel a swinging
eensar. Eastis Is huge. majestic steam
hammer. Re lacks ingalls, clear and
distinct articulation. but he has an ad-
vantage over Ingalls IN t,at ke varies
his pace and his tone-now speaking
SLOWLY. while the heorers wait expectaut-
l. each coming crushing word. and
again pouring foT.h q torrent: first his
voice 6iis the ch1Ther with rayerbera-
tons. and then l. falls - lo-d whisper.
n these methods be resembles Henry
Ward Beccher o. CluTle5 B-adlaugh. \
teacher &c clocuti0n c-N.a take Eustis in
hand 7nd make him one Of the greatest
orators of MS time, "a ne IS already one
CO the groatcst orators of the senate.
Young Edward Wolc1tt. & Colorado,
surely comes afser Inrol's ard E1ssis
among tho Ssoa5e orators Like Ingalls,
ho escbeyvs gesture. aad Ike Eastis lie
Is GO stuaens ~ elocuhon. But he has \
voice musicai and wiaaing. an easy flow
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.sI have eften faced death, sssd sSe
plain icoking traveller
''I can auiee understand whv he syHr-d
you, Sad his cynical f-1erd---% 10
srrh News.
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caSs Ca tBe sls9
tEo ns bl-l a as
g. ven thesaa an 0p
perB0nIEy - air
10 elr eloqusaes
tsfgFe crowded
galleries anst an
attentive eoun
Try Oratogy IS
not one Of tas lost
arts IN tho senate,
bU5 ths number
OK genuine era
tors - sadly llm
tte WiFhoat
doubt Ar ingalls,
Is tne first orator
Cf the enate. Ws
q the only nan
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er Of fact. could not - tiTasome IL he
chose. IT'S success IS that Of fran kness.
Of ths sTt of generalization vithout fol-
lowing every shsugst cut to its fua i'm
is cf EXPRESSION, and Of iavestiug even
co-smcnplace statements @ facts with
graceful words swiftly and earnestly
r,ossu. Senator wcic0ts prepares al
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IT'S Surprising that people viii uss a
COMMON. ord rarY pill when they can
spcurp valuable F1glish one for the
ssr,s ruonev. Or. Arser's English pills
are n positive cure tor sics-nesdaehe
ard ali liver troubles. Trey are small,
sweet. easily taken, and do not gripe-
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RuokIen'. Arnaca saI.e.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sorea, ulcers, salt Theum. fever
sores. tetter, chspped hands, cmlalslns,
coFns and all skin eruptons, and posi-
tlvelv cures piles, or no pay required
II is guaranteed 20 give perfect sst8sfac-
ton or money refunded. Price = cents
per box. For salo by Peck Bros. drug
gIsts, ocrner Monroe and Divsion-sts-
peckham's Group Remedy cures
Whooping Cough.
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% Ian wusge. and
courage and SIN
crrty 50 obvious
that his hearers
readily take him
70 their hearts.
He employs nous
Of the stock aids
% oratory. like
qrotssions. meta
piers. en-
ito rs phrases.
ronnaci periods.
bus IL "a direct.
concise and SIN
pie a. man and
words can be
Xse Sas=~0t rat
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

Tocse's Red Clover Pills cure SEX
Heaaarhe. Dvspepssa. Indigestion ard
Coustlpatton. SC per box. noses Tor
81. Fer sale By al druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
Adxiee 10 sInth-r.

Hrs. wInslnw's Soothing SvrHp stonld al
wsys used fer children feethiHG. 1t soothes
ths ckiEd. spftens the gums. sllays AL pala.
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy fer
siaTThoea. * Cenfs bottle.
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wound up with a
k-y, Mr. Morgan
SPEAKS for h0oFs
at a stretch, rev
er usiag a word
which Is not per-
feet IN It's place,
never uteering an
q y : ward sen
tnce. never halt
slS OF repeating.
Nor Is be dull. e1-
cept Ia manner.
HIS thought i a.
rich ss his vo
eatlulary With
sklii ia the arts
Of the actor and
the orator skill
ike ingalls, or
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hss sy<e<h<s. p,.cs tns oapy ca his tesA
when 30 spsslzs. &a1 Esrn nsssx asszuz
- lccs AZ q
Il Woao~Ex - . c1sns spe~ksr whss
shxa be saad q Morgan. II Al&esEna.
HeEe - sps Il ras assss Fs0zarksSAe ora
tors ever heAxd Ia tbs Aaa<rls4a ss1aGe.
N4zlns I'D p<ss1as-ons ~ s-e2a~Dos, 10
Is nesexxassses Oes u khs srGzxo<s vel
worth f0l.1slng. HIS ten~rry seems
aLnloss aaGozoaksc. Hs s<sads IKE pa
lsE. ~fshOas u10sson of hand> ox move
uaens of body. his ysAc. nsyer varies
It's tone. There = not the sl2saEesE a.
seasgs aE slocaEion or uloslalsElcs1-
Nv Lad pro~y man the cazeless rs
tener woaid say. Bat give close arssn-
tboa aAa yea win be amazed. for there
c0Ea~s rolling forta stream Of the parest
hasnsh ever heard IN the senate or any
0shsr pabllc body. even and clear as ths
running Of waSer from . sprng
Apparently without any greater enoTf
than opening hIs mouth, - II he had been
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wALrEa wsl1a1aF< AsaL sxse usxD
Fon our REAcgRS sSaeaI.

t@s4zk A4a nfs Votes 8asssss n>s~x.l
o<.s~<y ss~ssss D1xs~s wsnz.- nsx-
s..ss Cf<-sss s~as.4essr-casAss ssxlrs 70
uss wsss-stss2xs. sas Psasssxkss.
-ps~zl Cssrsssa~as1een.l
w AzalaoHCs. FEB. s-Thls ass been
great ss<zaeE for tbs ssna5orsal eraDors.
The long and s0E4e = hsst ssasaElsnsl De-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

Aug. Hornupg, u we'll known manu-.
facturer OF boots and shoes q, no Nolan
street, San Antonio. Texas, will not soon
forget his experience with an attack Of
the cramps, which he relates a. iollows:
n was taken with violent crsmp in the
stomach, which I believe would have
caused my death had II not been for the
prompt use Of Chsmberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy. The
hrst dose did me 80 much good tina. I
followed it up in twenty minutes with
the second dose, and before the doctor
could get to where I was, ] did aot need
him. This remedy shall always DO one
Of the main stays Of my family" For
sale by Thos, II, Burgess A Son, drug.
gusts,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01
VI arrird.

Las, evening at the residence OF the
brides mother, by Hsv, Pleukharp, ~
the NJ, T., church, Miss May, only daugh
ter oi Mrs, Alice shannon, aud Mir John
Fiecke. The happy couple went on las,
nights train TO the Las Vegas resort Tor
a short stay, and will return to this city
in few days and here make their future
home, They have the bes, wishes Of a
large circle OF friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

The committee soliciting funds for the
gun club, have secured the sum Of kBOO,
THIS will provide several good premium
and the three jewelers. ~ the city have
agreed 10 contribute handsome trophies
A three days tournament will take place
during the fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

Territory of New Mexico, county % Berp.hs]
In district court, becOnd Judicial District y
chancery,
John fettis,
Louisa Fettis. -
The said Louisa Pr,tis 10 hsrebI notlhsd - n
bill ~ complaint has beea hled against ~ Z
sEid conrt by John fe,tls Tor an absolute dssss)
and the dissolution 81 the bonds Of mAtI'
abandonment, and Tor othsr and furhsf -
That unless you, the said dsfrnsiant. 80
In said sui, Al the Oc,obsr 1891, tsrn o. = a
coart Ia be begun and held At tho coert g.
In oe'oh~r, isei, dscres pro eonfe~so v"
entered assins, you,
CHAs. v. MET.
Clerk and Registsr In ChAsft--LsA
PtF1LAH A HEkoOCH, Solicitors for CompisA"
Albaaueraus, n, NJ, July u. lsVi,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01


II 10 not for me TO suggest what II any
action should bc taken by the bar asso-
citation IN this matter. deemed it TO be
my duty to call your attention to the fact
as II exists, and leeve II TO you TO apply
the remedy. Your attention is also
called to the full report uron this sub
ject made by the secretary"
The association then adjourned till the
regular meeting in August, 1892
Hon. William q. HEzledine, president
OF the New Mexico Bar association, 10 q
Eative Of Michigan. Very early in lite
no be- an the study Of law in his native
state, was 10 due time admitted to prac.
tice and shortly after the termination OF
the war he emigrsted TO Arksnsas,
There hs soon took prominent rank IN
public affairs while engaged 10 the prac-
tice Of his profession. lie served As
member OF the Arkansas state leaisls
ture, and afterward, when but q years
OF age, received the appointment OF
Judge OF the second judicial district OF
that state. II required great tact. good
business Judgment and skill for rspub,
hcau from the north 10 serve the people
OF that section In those trying times,
but these qualifications are part OF the
every day make up OF Judge HEElsdins,
and he .srvsd the people most saiisfao'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

Caddo Mills, Tex, June o, lS9l.-From
my own personal knowledge ] can rec
ommend Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
aud Diarrhma Remedy for cramps in the
stomach also for diarrhma and huz. II
IL the beat medicine have ever seen
used and the best selling, as il always
gives satisfaction. A, X. Sheriff.. TWEEN
ty and 80 cent bottles Tor sale by Thos.
II. burgess 4 Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

tonly. lie came TO New Mexico In 1878
and located 10 Santa Fe, two years later
removing 10 Albuquerque A few years
later he represented lietnal,lln county
ia the 10Th legislative assembly IA nom.
Der oi the council and made au excellent,
record Tor himself M painstaking, pro.
gressive legislator. Amongst other po.
rlt,ona he has held may bc noted that u
county cummirsioner ~ Bernalillo coun.
", chairman OF the republican county
central committed member 81 the con
siitutinnal convention, president ~ the
bureau Of immigra,io lou, prce,dcnt ~ the
bar association, aud has also been honor
ed 10y various prominent Positions IN the
Masonic orders and in the Episcopal
church. AZ ~ h,s railroad career, he
started IN with the Santa Re ~ Que ~
It's attorneys soon after they entered this
territory. and when the determination
was reached ~ commence the construc.
ton u the Atlantic Il Pacific railroad,
IN the early part ~ 1850, he WIS trans.
ierred 10 that company, with the posi
ton OF local attorney Tor New Mexico
afterwards being promoted to solicitor,
then to general counsel, and now holds
the Responsible positiou OF general ut
torney IN charge Of the entire legal, taS
aud clalm departments ~ the company
| lie IL in every sense u public spirited
courteous, intelligent gentleman aud q
citizen OF whom New Mexico may just
ly feel proud.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01
prom the DAILY. Jul, ST.

I'" "" '"N'e'" ''V'
The Elk eays a s2b,uO hotel Will lie |
bnilt ~ Gallup thiH ihln
Tt,ir.nir IA. ,uof ~ tho Commet.
c,nl club huiIdins has arrived.
I,rh St.,.ps ,.e,,r,ln, rru,sd up nn
h,s hnm,.,.uJ .puth u, the city.
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Juds" Nn' I lI""''N D" "t'H'h"' 10
swlI"- %" day w." 'hu'" urIus we ht'h
- tu' 't .S h'"'
tiy lusIrr,r ~,prt l- getting uli the
necessary h'nnE" lf"''d i'f uH'rg 'h'
sewer system '' 'h' ''N
ln,d.r,.'.f- - iUr li.' Gfnud" lrr
CATION nrd Colonization company Val
. lu.l 70 meeting 900 B'stnu tp.mottuw
r...,...., ,,s'I.t, .oi,l hold a. iuu-s
w'".ns ..'' VI ."''' evening ''i .''
rurl.H" ny ' nln'''f '.N" "Ih."I-
lNr N..NIrg = o." Nu..rIu '"wU'r AZ
. Ia. Veg. ~ u..urrI lNr committee
-,'rr,,I I, ."..ur 'Hul- rrr meeting
. with good t...".
lun.r. r.rr|.a,.,rr... rnrt - inr ihsh
.Nn.ls .Hi r's' "Hf. N'. woman r"'""'
d"'1fh'''" 'u' "h' "''"'N 10 'n" race
l' s'm" "h' "'".
\up Held .s r"ans many mrru'"
u.,r'. about mo. elegant rn.Iiory" at the
cu,u.r = Copper avenue ard sixth
street
l.. u Learned. " W." '''l' '"e t'''N
eel o." Of rwI'w'h' '' ''"'''h 'S''' ~
lun."d amt '"Ii '"-' ".sh' |" "'""''''
III" duties ~ ia" r"S'''"h.
President Hal, = toe talr nssocla' rou,
vii return g. ruurr." from northern
Ar..ruA, where hc las worked up h,s
interest ~ 'hr ulptuachlng exhibition.
y I Chryaltrr and WIFE arrived lat
NIGH, from lruldad Colorado, and ",lI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01
saunterfrit Coin,

A few days ago james Lewis, tough
looking tramp, was arrested for passing
counterfeit money, and Was bound over
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

NJ, II. Gentry, who resides in the High.
lands, has two CHA monsters, They
were captured in Arizona, and he will
send them TO the Smithsonian Institute,
Washington.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

we V"'N" WIZ 'A'tF'" '''' NV WV" ''
''m'S ~ f""rhS . ''''''' ''.'' "'
'e"''" H'"''r - ''.'" Wv
go, ..
,,,
.ifnm tho bali. jus
III" Albuquerque '"uhiI! '7 .'"N"'"
With orders.
W. Is. th,dcfs Us taNlug vacation
tfuul hsh'hR q" 'he l''"e
Postmaster WhtrumD has gwen tie
pustuhcc genera. cleaning up.
T. " Knbuurpr. count, surveyor.
vent g. Gallup last Ilgh, 60 survey the
town ste,
Dr. Ialmage, the celebrated 'roukIu
divine, Wlil NIslt thIs rIty ,uou and lie
aver "A lecture.
j. B TarboN, ~ the highlands, Ia
growing some ot the inject frul ever seen
ia the territory.
"A. Kmsky n gong east 10 night.
for the purpose ot UuytuS - nrsc st"'k
lh'f" 's "'S u'''""" ''' '''''' '"''
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Col. John botfhdailr' deputy revenue
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01
A Gard From 10. l.. Ba~A.

The following card appears IN one OF
the III Paso papers, dated July -; In
regard 10 an article the Albuquerque
Democrat had about me, accusing me OF
certain things, will say that ! was per
fectly surprised when on my return, my
friends showed me the article. As far rs
| know, | know ~ nothing that ! can be
shamed %, and did not skip" the
country, either. ! camo here on business
and II 10 unknown To me- that any one
hes taken any steps against me. did
not make my escape TO Mexico. l am on
American coil. aud will lie until ! die,
aud will take train to-day for my home
at | o'clock. II any one wishes 10 see me
he can find out where live in New Mex.
leo, and he will bs cordially entertained
II would do me no better pleasure 10 this
world, than 90 have the editor OF the
Democrat call and ses me at San Mateo,
Valencia county, New Mexico, and II lac
will only give me one days notice Of his
coming, he will bc most warmly enter.
tanned by me, II my creditors want to
see me, why they can come 10. never
gave any cause TO Mr. Albright IN pub
llsh anything wrunk or unfayorable abou
me. At your service,
RAMON Ia BNCN.