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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-17

is George Jacobs, of New York, who has q
dozen aliases, and whose true name Is said
to be Ed Bechtold By the aid Of half a
dozen female typewriters he flooded the
''back districts" with green goods circd-
lars, and reaped so rich harvest of inan-
cial supplies that he made his father an al
lowance of twenty-five dollars per week
and gave his schoolboy brother ten dollars
to spend every Saturday night.
The immediate cause of Mr.. Jacobs
downfall was an old farmer named Helm,
who lives near Reitz, Pa. Helm had for
warded 900 to the swindler and got there
for bottle of sand sealed up in zinc box
and accompanied by letter which said
the sender was followed by detectives, and
continued;
Now, under the circumstances, / thought 1t
best to ship this box as "decoy" IN order to
evade subsequent suspicion, and if it should
come through and arrive safely without being
intercepted could then ship you the genuine
article with impunity. See the point?
The aged farmer not only saw the
point" but also emphasized his confidence
by forwarding another 800. The authori-
ties got wind of the transaction and
"nailed" Mr. Jacobs Just as he received the
package and was trying to bride the ex-
press agent with portion of it. But is
the swindler in jail? By no means. He
got bail in short order. His trial? Proba-
bly, it will never come off.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-17
OLD TOWNS OF AMERICA.
GLOUCESTER, MASS, TO CELEBRATE
HER QUARTER MILLENNIAL.

Other Cities of About Equal Age Scat
tered Throughout the United States
Some Nearly Forgotten, Others Great
and Prosperous.
tCopyright, 1881. by American Press Associa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-17
Tough Time. In Guatemala.

Late reports say that the financial con-
dition Of Guatemala is very bad The gov
eminent has paid its military and civil
servants nothing for three months, food il
scarce, prices high ana starvation an i'm
minent possibility.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-17

Gam Drlu8c, WHICH
he continued 70 represent TIL bis death
1t is feature of the British system that
q member may represent any GssEfoH \
matter where he Iives, and the cabinet Gu
Gals continue to be members Of parh
ment. From 1874 TO 1889 Dir. haikss wa
chairman Of the ways and means conmi1
tee and deputy speaker Of the house N
1850 he became a member Of the prfTy
council. and in 1856 Lord Salisbury named
him for postmaster geRera- A singular
fact in his case was that be had almost 70
covered from his illness. and on walking
ont when a storm was coming up reserved
au electric shock which caused relapse sRd
death
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-17
Improving.

"How did you like the comedyf Not up
to the mark, perhaps. but the authoris i'm
proving"
'In what way7"
Formerly the audience went to sleep
during the first act and now almost all
wait for the second. "-Fliegende Batter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-17

When Baby was sick. we gave her CAstoriA-
Ehea SIZE was Child, she cried for C.storiG.
when she became Miss. she chung to Castoria-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-17
A Sure Preventative.

Br'er Secall TO Colonel Gray)-Why.
kn'nul, whaffo' have y got youah panta-
looms on backwards foahf
Colonel G.-Why, you ignowump chile,
to keep dem from baggum in de knees. in
co'se.-Chicago Globe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-17
MJ9f!l agle
A BIG NEWSPAPER BUILDING.

The Future Home of The Mail and Ex-
press on Broadway, New York.
Colonel Elliott f. Shepard, the enthusi-
sstic and enterprising proprietor of the
New York Mail and Express, has begun
tie construction of building for his paper
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-17
Ne. Generally Contagious

Net Generally LontARtouA
Notwithstanding the fact that
there are new diseases coming up every
day. the old ones seem TO hold their own
all the same
Tarter-Yesi Well. that may Be. but
there's one Of the old sort that doesn't seem
10 affect my out Of town customers a. all
Doctor-Whst u thati
Tarter-Ths renting ieysr.-BOstoa
Courier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-17

1898 and was edu-
Gated at Cam
bridge. He was
called to the bar
in 1868, and from
1868 70 1850 sat in
parliament as the
Cons eryativ e
Tory) member for
Chester. He next
represented Pres
ton, and in 1882
was chosen one Of
the members for
Ca-Arf11a xyhfah
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-17
Nef' ShOeStOre
526 E Douglas Avenue.
Harcourt place Seminary.

A school of the highest grade Tor young lAde. ana
girls Established upon original lines, its success
has been remarkable. For catalogue address the
PRINCIPAL MISS ADA /. AYR, b. a. Gambler y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-17

D. W. Ivy. Pres =. ". otfrra. Vice Pres
G. A. Walker. Cashier. ii. 4. kramer. Asst Casa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-17
Postmaster General Ralh.. Career.

The Right Hon. Henry Cecil Rsikss, NJ
P, postmaster general of Great Britain, who
died. was born in FlintshiEe In
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-17

4. PeuKIJ Prs'-a CIV. iAsfvgR v. Prssk
C.E. fHANH. Aast Caah.sE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
Ayers
S arsapariIIa
Prepared BY Dr. J. e. Aver h Co. Lowell, Msss.
hold BY all Druggists. Price o.; sII bottles, y.
Cures others, will cure you
Mining Notice OF Forfeiture.

Territory ~ New Mexico, Coanty 81 BeFnsliilo.
To Thomas 4. Newiin, benjamin walker, J. II.
% kenan, IT. n. u, Avery, II. y, HAYDEN, Frank
NJ Elkins, William Main, james 4. Main, Jacob,
rissrri, Donate N. UAsparri, Henry Springer,
Francisco A. NanEAnare- and all other pervons
whu~e names may be known or unknown Ia tho
undersigned, and the heir assigns and legal rop
re--ntAuv~s ~ eacs ssd all of such persUns, and
all per- rus who have, or claim, any interest In
the lining claim hereinafter mentioned!
lou Rre hereby notified that We have exp-nded
one hundrssi dollars In labpr and I'm improvements
las will be shown more FULLY by the certificate
fled March ~. 1871, In the otioc III the recordsr 81
dossis In said county ~ li-rnalillo) upon this
Nuestra Srnora de ls hiiAsros mining claim
locAtssl April I, lSIp, the location whefcof 10
rrcoriej In hook II. paEc Id ~ tbs kecordef's
uiiire in said county, and 10 situaied In the foh
hills n little nouth ~ the meath ~ Hade~ Canon,
IN said county ~ BernAlillo, Territory ~ New
Mexico, IN or'ier Ia hold -aid preInss~ under the
~ the Uniici States teins the AmOunt required
Ia H. expended to hold the same FOR the year ispo,
and you are further nOtihci that the undersigned
have, and their pr,dscsasoru cot led have II ke-
wirc expended onc hundred dollars for each Of
theyearu instl, iNd, lNrt iS3, i%1, lpest, ifsf,
amounting, including the -aid year irsO. to The
sum ~ eishthundrcd dollars.
And 10 within ninety days after the publ LEGATION
~ this motto" NJ rcauircsi 10y Law, 700 fail az r--
fuse To cont tribute your proportion of zach ez e
IrnGi,nrr AZ co-ownsrr, " you are such. your IN.
Of the subscribers under Ssction 2s2i 81 said
Statutes.
CHkS. W I.EwiA
wN, H. tHlLufkf.
JOHN RiOURSOY.
Albuquerque, N, NJ, April 9TH. 1871.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

&. &. Hall, president Of the New MeIi
co exposition, is In Prescott. lie IL do
Ing everything ia h1s power to get up
Arizona enthusiasm on the exposition,
No doubt Prescott will send the military
company that will win the price and
paralyze the Albuquerque beauI.-
Courier.
Z. q. Hsll-they call him "Lum" over
in New Mexico, where no IL president Of
the Territorial Fair association is In
town, talking up the New Mexico fair
and selling groceries and other staple
commodities 10 our merchants II the
next territorial fair in New Mexico Is not
u success It will not be for the want Of
an active interest taken in Il by the pres
idsnt Of the northumberland
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
An HONEST DOLLAR.

IL Was expected, ~ course, that the
Denver convention would resolve IN fav
or Of the FREQ coinage ~ the seventy-
tive cent silver dollar, slnc" u very large
proportion OF those IN attendance were
sen, there expressly Tor that purpose.
But II was not expected that such reso.
luton wuul meet with such earnest and
strenuous opposition IA the proposition
in question encountered in the house OF
its friends The opposition To the reso
luton WIS bold and Uutspokrn, aud was
sustained 10y u very credltab!s minority
u the convention. This WAS no less sur.
prising 10 the country u, .arge than cred
table To the good sense and honesty OF
the western people-and there 10 good
reason TO bclieye that il u convention
called and managed in the SPECIAL inter.
EFT oi the fiat SILVER dollar was able To
give il only bare endorsement, full
and free expression ~ popular OPINION
would give it unqualified condemnation.
While the people 81 the west arc prac
tcally unanimous IN favor OF the free
coinage ~ silver. and Lelleve that it
should stand before the law ami at the
mints upon "A perfect equality with gold,
il is u libel upon the Intelligence W. we'll
as the honesty 81 the western people to
say that ajority u them believe that
We can make ss good dollar out of sew
enty five cents worth u silver M out Ut a
hundred cents worth Of gold. The Poo.
Pile OF the west know enough to know
that there are some things which even
the government OF the United States
cannot do. II cannot put three pecks
! into half bushel measure, and until II
can do that IL cannot make one hun
drcd cent dollar out 81 seventy five cents
worth u silver And there IL nobody
who can profit by the attempt t. do 10
but the owner ~ the silver mine. Even
the man vhs' works for wRg IN the
mine 10 Just as much Interested IN hay
ing full dollars worth OF silver IN dol
lar rs the merchant or the farmer, foI
his advantage lies in giving 10 the dollar
with which he 10 paid for his labor the
purchasing power OF one hundred cent?
instead OF seventy five cents.
We are for the free coinage Of silver
all the time. We beIieve the government
should treat the metal just the same a
gold. We believe thssmsn who owns
bar VI silver should have the same RICH
10 go TO the mint and have II coined int
dollars that the man who owns bar o
gold now has. We believe that the tw'
metals should stand upon perfect equal
lily, but we do not believe that the owns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
ATlH 1t IR.

Now that the Trans Mississippi con
gress il over aud Donyer il settling
down to her normal condition 81 bust
ness, our folks should take hold o. the
RIO Graude extension again, and stir II
up in earnest. This ia u work that can
he accomplished IL We go about Il in the
right spirit. and there il nothing that
could he done that would add more to
the prosperity Of Albuquerque. Now is
the time for action. We need the road,
let US 20 TO work in earnest aud get Il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
TIL MN.

\ rp'cinl CHott should u" put fnr'h u!
the people IN all vHrts ~ IL" tctrtor! To
mnks the coming 'nr the best AID NEST
complete exposition ot tie products and
tc.uurrc, ~ New Mexico that W. have
ever Ind
Ia IT,. early days ~ the ihir there Was
considerable jealousy with "'p"ci to It
among the People in certain portions 81
the territory, who were disposed t. re
gar,. II hs local affair, and To- consider
TIA claim To- teri prl,l Importance ns an
. unwarranted Msumptlun. But all that
feeling has entirely Disappeared, and our
nelghbos in every part 81 New Mexico
now cnncedc tho fact that IL" Terri
,orlal FAIR" IL territorial institution, IN
fact as well ~ in name, and with each
recurring exhibition they manifest u
greater degree ~ interest III making II
worthy ~ It's title.
While n bdepattment ia ruld be- neglect
cd. especial attention should hc gwen TT
the coming exhibition 81 the miueral dis.
| play, and the collection thus brought to
vrther should be made the nucleus ~ "A
grand and comprehensive display 1t New
Mcxicu's mineral wealth at the Chicago
/ Worlds Fair. Our mineral display IN "a
be our "bes, card" at Chicago, and all OF
our plans shuu Il be made with that end
in view. But Mt the coming exhibition
ot our territorial fHir, every department,
viii bc full ~ interest aud full of value
because the visitors Who Will be IN At
tendance from distant parts OF the coun'
try will not all be interested IN minerals
IA majority ~ them, perhaps, will come
Tor the purpose Of seeing what We can dc
in the production VI grrlns, fruits aud
vegetables, and IL in necessary. rs q mat
ter 81 Justice 10 Ourselves, that oil thess
several departments should DO we'll filled
with the best products of the territory
II ~ assumed always and every where
that only the best spec mems are put OF
exhibition, aud IL We exhibit common
place, average products, the visitor WI
regard them as samples ot our best
This IL why We should commence GU
preparations at onSs and keep up The
work throughout the season. 40 that W,
can have full disp!ay ot our very hes
: in every department.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
a Fasai ~h ooting.

Friday evening just NJ the stage reach.
ell town and WAS pulling out from in
front Of the Mountain Pride hotel, two
shots were heard IN quick succession,
They were from n revolver in the hands
of j. u. ll.ier, and were fired into the
body ~ DR., &. l.. Mason, both shots TAX.
ing effect in vital parts and causing al
most instant death. DR.. Mason died
within five minutes after being shot.
One Of the bullets seems TO have passed
entirely through the body, II being pick.
ed up from the ground whore the doctor
fell. Tue other ball struck below the
ribe on the right side and entered the
abdomen.
We do not want to enter into any
sta emen: ar criticism 81 the merits or
dement's Of this sad affair. Mr.. Hitler In
the father ~ live children, all very
young. lic WAS arrested Immediately
after the shooting occurred by Constable
johnson, and taken to Marlborough un.
d"r guard 10y Constable johnson, j. u.
Itobb and Mr, Tibbs, Kingston Shaft
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
Notice or Huit.

Territory 81 Nsw Me,icr, second Judicial Dis
trict, Couaty ~ BernAlillu
J. T.. Lantx, Complainant
clara Lanss, I.-~pondent.
Chanc~ry for divorce.
Tho oaid respondent, Clara TAntr, 10 hereby
notified that q suit In chAncery has becn CON.
meneed against her In ths District court, for the
county Of BcrnAlillo. territory of New Mexico,
by saii complainant, j. r. lAnts, Cor an absolute
divorce and dissolution Of tho marriage ties szisi
ing hetwen tho partis~ hereto, ON the grvund ~
Abandonment, and for general rsiief; and unless
you enter your appearance In the said suit In the
Office II the clerk and register in chAncery at
1891, decree pro eonfcsso thorcn will be wandered
against you
CHks. y. HusT.
Clrsk and Register In Chsncery.
W. H. WuIIEhAN, Bolicitor for Complainant
Aibuquerque, N. ", March q, Is9l.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
DRorosAis ron OFFICE AcCoshoDA'

DROPOsAlS FOR oPFICE ACCoaAODA.
l TIONS Headquarters Department Of Aria.
ona, Ofhce Chief VnArtsrmsst.r, l.os Angeles,
cal May I, ispt. -Sral-d proposals. sill be re-
cciyei at thi. Office until II oclock =. m, Tues-
after In the presence Of bidiers, for furnishing
office recommendations In Albuquerque, New hsI:
ico, for two Army Paymasters, daring the hseL
rear ending June 90 lssg, with privilege at re-
newins II leases for ,wo years. Yuli particular.
81 the accom- M odations required vi b. furnished
10y either 81 the payms.ters on duty at Alboanef.
aud character IL The prvmisss They osIsr and sts,s
tho price Isr month at which they will lsass
then. The United btAtss rc.etyes the right Ia ~
iect any or all bid. A. T. 1nbALi- Quartet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
ne s~es Them OriiI.

Company Is, y, q, 4, drilled on the
military plaza last evening When the
electric lights went out, the moon filled
up the otherwise interstitial darkness,
and 40 National GuarGsman &, &, Hall. Of
Albuquerque, and Adju,ant General Gil.
were able to make a careful inspection OF
the young soldiers tactical accomplish
ments. The company numbers about
twenty-five men aud Is iIIlug up with
new recruits. IL is to be hoped that the
company will make good display at the
Albuquerque fair next September. Our
boys can come mighty near first place
and first prize there, II they simply make
up their minds to II and hold on 10 that
resolution like a crab To a dogs tail. --
Phoenix Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
DRoposAIs FOR NAVAJO HoRsEs.-H..d

pROPOsAI.s FOR NAVAJO HoRsES, Head:
L quarters Department Of AriEnpA, Oflioe Chisf
llusrtsrmAatet, f1A Angel.s, tAl., Nay Z, isQl.-
Isalei proposals will be received at this Office,
and at the otiice ~ the Post QusrtsrmseteS. fot
Monday, June 4. I9i. and opened immediately
thereafter In the presence ~ bidder, for furnlsh-
ing " Navajo Hor-es at For winssie, New Men
mence befors June ~ ispi, Proposa ais fUr tho
delivery Of the horses at other potpts than ths
one named. and for any portion 81 the numief
general instructions TO bldsisrs and blank forms
20 proposals. Will be Furnished on application 70
this office. or Ia the Quartsrmaster as Fot Wib'
gate, New Mexico. A. b. kthBALL. QuRrtes.
master. U. Il. Army. Chief QuArtsSmAstsr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
TERRITORIAL.

NlhN FNh MtNulougn, O' HocoTIo, nus
goro o. ~. Louis
nr Cunningham, mayor ~ l.aT Vogue,
was a,tendin1 count ~ Sucuiro
Two ctnzy I-irons g MINED IN ;ho bNs
Vegas jail had bloody GSht thu other
dty
M-a fHnrl. Thatcher hus commenced
~ two months term - puhlc s,huul ut
F,l.om.
H. y Richardson, late telegraph opcr
ntur 1T Las Cruces, has been transferred
tu Su'urtu
MIR :, T. Foster and chll, u Her
mo,a, are waiting MI nhd Me ireland
~ Santa fc.
l;aDn- cnuiirur throughout New Mex.
iru aud the munt cxacung etuck owner
could to-, ask fotH U,t;rr prospect
Died. N lI,lsboroueh. of liush,s Ill
rca,r, Our llutlrlrn, H's,yrr, naive "
llpnNy., Gr,mhuy, IL the 5jtd year ~
l. re'
\ ~ Coon Ia. been appointed fore
n,,n = the lir-l j'u,',d SH're grand
Ju,l ~ .h, ness llt,h Judicial i,s'rlct
a. SurutrI
w G,uncf'e interest ia he Cerilllos
Iari company Nus n,lIa' mortgage sale
~ .Iurshi sl,'bO, 80, rurtl a.cr being
'..i. trt,,y, - Santa Hr
Mrm r..I u,l NIl appropriately ob.
-'.N Il @. Nu."Oak-, auI Ma! rCnTrc>
- 'h" Isaly Val undoubtedly Oc cal
81 f. u g. d"nvrr the aidus..
Mr. IT, -. C!mr, an children 81
= Ut, l'c safely rca hrI Washington
WDrrr they vii remain duruR the next
frN ~ ulls oE u visit tu relatives
lhr ntt~Inn vel ON the liagermau
/ ilceh,s rear Roswell w,e IN FRIDAY ~
trct d,S',, wi'h 2G1 Zee, - water III,
fbrmat uu ~ gypsum rock Gnd red clay
/ \ tc,urt Is currr.t ia Drm'ng that
rlNiN A,A h.s are utI the = ~ Carlos t.
. s.uNa'IDu aud that three mou luv. hcci
killed IA the >lclui'! Il Carl sic, Arizona
/ j. H. llomIu, -: Amarillo. has l-et
awarded the contract o. tIuk the artes
van vel IA south Rp.wr.l, and Las beef
notified to commence operations "a
pu,C
Charles Lcslusk"y, one o, the men Nh,
4 la a
IL at :,l,yer city from Ncw York, vts,tIul
friends aud looking utter his property IN
trrrrls.
Rev H. Lltkou, ~ II i'1b,rgcn, Arctr
ocean, lrctut"i ~ the Methods: Epis
coral church, Silver cay. un the won
dcrs u the Atcur and PRISON ltc H. ~
hcrla.
Sierra county hHa l.u1j children uu,
S2,liO to educate them with, lndrp"I
dent Il the ru' cy To- Toe derived from ~
hugh license iaa, which III lillsboruus
alone Um cunts = $l.nH,
Mss Ogden, well and Pleasantly r,
: membercd IN Santa fe "a - guest ,
Governor aud Mira. Prince two years age
IL engaged IL Mr.. ChauEcey Anderson,
prominent young New York lawyer, an
: vii bc married 10 November text.
James Edward Cree, ~ the L,g stoc
firm 81 KIRBY ~ Cree, Lincoln count.
wns stricken With paralysis aud die
from the stroke. Tue deceased was
genial Scotchman. aged abou, Il year
and leaves u family well provided Tor.
A G.. Spaldlng, Of Chicago, he ~ Das
bali fame, has arrived at the l.hs NegI
hot sprl, ~, from ranch buying trip
the Mlmhrcs stream IN Gran, county.
company With Capt II. r, Grierso
,mmisra, ON agent for the AtchIs"n con
pany.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
Notice for Publication.
lSoldiers Homestead No. Ssts.
Land nf{isa ~ Rnata Va ~

Soliiers Homestead No. Sts.
Land Ofilce at santa We n. N.
April ~, 1871. !
Notice 10 hereby given that the FOLLOWING
Ia make anal proof In support Of his claim, and
that said prOof will In made before the rebate
Judge 81 bcrnAlillo county, or, In his absence,
an June IS. 1871. via william. 4. HaIke for the
W., SkS and ~, hWt, S-c. 8, Tp. sN, RAE.
lie names the Z, lowing witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation at
said land, via h. II. Mullisan, Y. u. iunbar.
W. Moorc clayton and Pitt Ro-~, all OF Albu-
Iueruur, n. N.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

ted States Senator Rose lie hiss eel
type IN nearly every newspaper Office
north ~ Mason aud Dxon's lioe and be
tween Maine and Miss,a.ippi. Rne@ has
not &c, 'ype over ~ extensive u region,
bu, hc has had fully ~ much Fun and
probably moro check red lie expert.
"ncc
AN extra from the New Mexican office
says THE supreme court ~ the United
States allirm- the d"r aion ~ the ~
prem. court " New Mexico, and sus
talns Judge Sceds." Ths Is IN relation
o. the contested election cAsca ~ Santa
Fc county, aud gives certain county ~
tic, to the republican Contestants.
1nt pr"ecnt supreme cout, ~ New
Mckee has been sustained ~ three i'm
pJrAnt ras,s 10y the supreme court ~
the United States, aud III ~ cnse las ltH
lrriHIuns been reversed THIS IL u high
cumpl mcut To- the Judges U' the terri,
t,ty.
\
iuI II sutry Tor to" u"'tcfI m"n ~ 'h"i
Town. ana ~ proving thh' pioh'hl''"h pr
h'l''H 'h"n u" i"'" ''Iu'''"h' H'!
That lN'"rI "HN'f'l'"w'h'S cannot I"
circulated through the ma,,s,
TIM democratic - santa l'c cuuit y
hr'd "n hh' GRIM u'"'h """ '''"H " "
"u'3 W" "'a'""'' II '"' '"'''" "'''''
u's'i''' Jug wa '''' '''E '"' w.
nn'h't''y "t Vac 'oif'"" court "' 'u'
h'''" o'"'"''
~ sea, "' "'''''.' '''. '''"T WI. '''"'
newt M""""!. lh'' '''h~ d" me- I''
t"''i Guy 'h' '"""'' are "'"'"H " y!
h'"fd 81 'du'a''"'' an" T." ''N Oh" W"
'' e." '' wv N'"""' ''7'' '''H "'''' Wv
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

and when anything displcascs him he
will pound the table IN his Office and
sNeat ~ voice that can bc heard aud
snd understood FROM kickapou to Mcdi
cue Lodge You never have my trouble
~ telling where 10 II u leaks riyht out
all over hm Iut George r., who II
second cuuau to -. u, e,nnds right at
the other extreme; the more thing dis
uleaecs hun the plcRsantcr hc looks
about 1t, hc - the mlldrst hammered
man that ever scu'tlcd ship - Gu n
throat, aud the moment before be- stalls
you ~ the moment WHEN be- b"pms On
you tie most h"uIsnnn'iH. ard WHEN, u
yun ddpt kuuN Inn, iup would think he
was Your ,,us Lose, brother
Bu, the Denver pIprrs dou't r",m -
know that There is mu-c theu one
Auihuul, and Toy have got the two ~
Thoroughly myrd up n- the b,n'ct were
M pmp'utc For instance. IT," NcNs
rru,- acut VNl.h would ls u very lar
II,ricsa ~ g.. u Il, and rnlla II ~
Governor G,utge T., aud then luns uu g.
-aN thn' o." cN governor rs "a brother -
~lsan u Nh"t"as y X I,u,c brother ~
= ,aou, ntdrS governor ,,rpfsr / r ouly
rruu'r'y rotated io her NrN u the News
Nuuld ~ "a aud make Gcors" I the pc
Iu'rr ~ TIE \mrs glr, thr murderer ~
~l'rfl,", uul o." fhiirr - tWurr Il rrr
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