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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-01
News aai Nots; Hsrs ana There.

the University for the holidays.
Mrs Hays is visiting her daughter
at Albrightsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will T. Wheeler of
Paramount are visiting friends in
town.
LAWYER I. G.. Llzzcll Of Morgan
town has been spending holiday
week very pleasantly In town.
Duncan McIls is at his old home
an Hallack spending the festive
season. He swenrs now that he
will never play Santa Claus again.
Watch meeting in the church last
night. Good by old 1890 Tho
best Of friends must part and While
we are loath TO see you 60. we wei
come your successor 1891.
Dir. Ross Slime of Charleston ar
rived in town Xmas to spend day
and was snow bound here for sew
eral days.
DR.. Hattie Jones Of Weston spent
Christmas a. her flthers, Hon. John
p. Jones of TER, Alta.
Joseph White OF Pleasant Dale,
who is teaching the Rodamers
school. this winter, is home for tb
holidays.
Several Of our young people drove
out to Masontown Christmas tc
take in the festival that night and
had hard work to gel back next da'
through tho snowdrifts.
Mr.. Marcellus Thompson and
sister Miss Mary of VOLTS Summit
Harrison county, have been spend
ing the holidays at Mr.. NJ. F. Pell's
out at Pleasant Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. Gatewood
Of this place spent Christmas a.
Eewburg and were snow. bound
there till Tuesday OF this week be
fore they could return.
Ben Sincell, the genial and pop
ular editor of the Oakland RepuJ
7ican has been in town the past
week spending the holidays. 1t is
rumored that Ben is just on the
eve OF committing matrimony.
Will Thomls made several trips
to Tunnelton with four horses IN
sled during the big snow Of the pas
week, hauling the miil and pnss
engers while the Il. K. & F. r. r
was buried in the big snow ard try
ing 20 dig out.
Mr.. A. A. Brown OF New Im.ercs
Randolph County is spending tn
holidays with friends and relatives
near town. "Al" is the oldest son
OF Col. j. w. Brown and has been
loo .ted in Randolph for several
years.
Mr.. James K. Lloyd Of Mays
will. Kentucky is here this week
representing the pettibone Manu-.
featuring Company of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Boyd Of Parkersburg is also
here in the interest of the NJ. &.
Lilley & Co., of Columbus, Ohio.
Both firms are here in competition
for furnishing the new Knights Of
Pythias U. II. Division, with uni
forms.
Miss Nora jackson gave very
pleasant social party Monday night
80 numoer OF her MANY friends.
The party was given in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett OF Virginia
who are visiting at Mr.. Jackson's.
Music and games were INDUCED in
till lac hoyr. Refreshments
we're served and all united in de.
claring the evening a very happy
one.
The exercises at the Presbyterian
church Christmas Eve were very
pretty and the Snow House for Old
Kris Kingle and the presents. was
. beautiful affair and reflected
great credit OF the parties who ar
ranged 1t. Duncan McRa, dis
guised in furs represented Old Kris
and called out the presents. There
was treat Of oranges and candy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-01

Itch on human and horses and
all animals cured in 30 minutes by
Wooliord's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails Sold by S. A. Pratt,
Druggist, Kingwood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-01

English SPAWN Linimcnt removes
all Hard. Soft or Calloused Jumps
aud Blemishes from horses. Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Ring bone.
Stiles Sprains and Swoolcn Threats,
Coughs, Etc. Save $50 by use of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Flemish Cure ever known
Sold by DR.. S. A. Pratt Kingwood
W. Va. 4-24-90 / yr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-01

fnar niiis fofirnsshsvs Keen risds ~
Wnft - ~. ~ fnua Farf, Auffir
fftfs, ard tur iouu. p diefr. fii,ia.
So ffi Ofhfs ~ fiinr sf Fel. Why
|i-f rraf faius faru rttf f1n1 90 e
month. NHa eos o. fhs v - sd live
" hoiue. y hffftff ygu afr Fffu be
finufrs 80 rasiiy farflnr fsnl % 20
stna dsr tilsErt We strs Fau ~ "
and siari Yrui Cas- errt Be- sfsfe fllls
~ ~ ~ lime. iiia nanrf ~ u a. b
- ellnre ucAnasn arsrne fkrru.
NV aHu eunteffai. faffifuiafs nee.
, ktor $50 FeFtfansi ~ sine
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-01

John Greaser will furnish you
coal Of a superior quality from the
Old Reliable Boyle Mine, near tow ! ,
at 6 cents per btshel for the run Of
the bank and 8 cents for all Jumps.
Give him your orders and you will
get your coal promptly. 9-18- II.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-01
ooneump,Ion o,relv c,,ro,,.

10 THs EDiroHi- Please inform your roadeY
thAt have positive remedy for the above. smo OF
dlsease. BY lie timely use Thousands OF hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. Ishall 10 Glad
TO sond two bottles Of my remedy FREE 10 any Of
your readers who have consumption II they viii
scnd mo their cypress and y. .. address. Hcspcct
fully. 4. A. BLoOUh. n. O.. Isi Pearl 81. II. Y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-01

~ YOUR BICE AIMS,
Vfyco ore 81 WON ont. really good for moth.
ink, y q general dlbDhy Try
BRO WIS mos HITTERs
~ Wtl cure - 4 cleanse ynur Igef and give
- i - 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
AaHaaaae Won an

q. II. Little. the popular republican
sheriff 81 Apache county, Arizona, regis
tered last night at the Armljo from 81
Johns, having in charge n Mexican
woman, named Julianita Abeytia, who
was recently adjudged insane. The sher.
in with his charge will leave this even
ing for PheuiK, where the insan" NAY lum
oi that territory 10 located. About six.
teen years ago the man whom she was
living with tho was then the recorder Of
Apache county, ode night left her pan
nless aud forssken, She allowed his de.
parture to prey upon her mind To such
an extent that about six years ago she
Was declared by the community a harm.
less imbecile. Up TO within few months
ago she offered no QUE harm, die nothing
out OF the way until she picked up lit.
tie child and threw It in the river. The
child was rescued before drowning, II
was then observed that she was becom.
ing dangerous, and when taken in charge
and her case investigated, II was proven
that she had On several occasions threat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
AFTER Offenders.

IT," United States district court, LOW
IN session. viii have under cuusidrrn' ION
at least t~u indictments which have nj
ready been found against parties ut Gal
lnp for selling whisky tuthe Navajo In
dIans \ large delegation of GalluI
people have been called to tn" city ~
witnesses before the 'nltcd Statca grand
jury. whose testimony will probably re-
suit IN scy"rni other indictments. Cases
OF theft Hnd other uutragcs have been
traced 10 drunken NaynJocs, and Tn
ClrlhES hHs been informed that on ire
quent occasions women have been insult
al u, Gallup 10y these drunken Indians
THIS ~ direct result ~ the Infamous
traffic. II /" declared that the whisky
salcs have not been made 10y saloon keep
era, but 10y coal miners who suppl,
squaws Tor the purpuses ~ debaucherS
and Tor profit. The decent people ~ Gnl
lup are thoroughly aroused on this sub
Irct and are determined to bring all 81
fcndors 10 spe.'dy justice.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
The New A-.rs.or'- I.Aw,

The following important changes in
the law governing assesssors were made
by the late Legislature:
"That the said assssor shall only be
paid ON the amount OF tax collected,
which SHALL la actually collected under
their assessments and shall receive o per
cent. ~ all the licenses collected, unless
otherwise hereafter provided 10y law,
which said provision shall also be up
plcahle To- the ,county funds and no IA
s"ssor shall receive any compensation on
account u any amount assessed or col,
looted from the school fund.
Provided further; that il shall be the
duty ~ each assessor TO make out. PER.
feet aud 'umplete all assessment BOOKS,
lists aud abstracts ~ Rsressment requir-
ed 10y law 10 lie made for any purpose
whatever free ~ amy additional charge
therefor and no further or other com
peIsa,Ion shall bc PAID % my one for
making out, perfec,ing or completing
any tax or assessment books, rolls, lists,
schedules or other abstracts required by
law 10 be made in amy county either for
the use ~ the board u county commls.
sionerU or for the auditor % the territory
or for the collector OF such taxes.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
In rra.a 4. aiiup.

col, w. T, Henderson. the portly
good naturcd and popular editor and
publisher Of tho, Gallup Elk, came in
from the thriving coal mining town last
night, and aS h,s paper has good circu.
latlOn IN u section where Albuquerque
merchants desire to secure trade he will
make the rounds among them before RI
turning home. The colonel states that
the Fix Is pruspering, from the fact that
Gallup citizens appreciate live weekly
and 10y tins time know the importance Of
lending substantial AID IN support 81 u
newspaper, All the coal mines are run.
ming full day force, and it il his belief
that under tho new arrangement catered
into 10y tho various coal operators that
the miners will bc benefited. The mines
will be operated Hs heretofore, but the
agreement says that all coal shipped
from Gallup must be- known as coming
from the Crescent Coal company. Gal
lup is building up rapidly aud the mer,
chants are enjoying season 81 good
times William Schubert, the carpenter
at Fort Defiance, accompanied NJ. l',n.
derson to the city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

bNfkcd IN canor NJ The Cautilevcr
bridge and wont down the river 9sO
miles Tho trip vns an cnjuyAhie onc
and Il ~ his opinion Tint they struck u
rich placer mine Rev hush aud others
~ the party are expected home To
morrow
II w. Ferguson, Who ~ one ~ tho
lucky owners - tho "Old Alc' mine
White oaks, returned humr frpm The
mime last night, Ito states that there ~
n misunderstanding N regard ,n the ~
NOR that they had received m offer from
n t,ch eastern synlcH," ~ purchase thc
"Old Abo" At tbuUn and that instead
~ selling they VIII develop the mine
thoroughly The mine Is nov down -
beet and ~ showing fine body ~ ore on
development
The Did brown phau'l, located IN Tie
southeastern portion ~ the clty, was dv
s,rJycd by tire lnsi evening about ~
o'clrrk On the HIatm hcirg gwen, both
fire companies responded tut water was
TO, turned un the burning frame ~
ON, noa ,.,u.. ~ u. nud u burned Rapid
~ 'u tU" ground i,tr STATED that tV,
tramp were ubrc-,rd lra,Iu the elariy
q f.N MINUTES br'arr TIE alarm u Hr,
Was t.,urlpd, aud turfr I- to- d1up, hui
they .ot tho old fraWr on ire.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

sunday MAYOR Mandr,l, CourcIlmvu
nnd Gum, and &. J, SjctSou, suprfIutrn
dent u the water works, visited the
ilrr ahpNc mud below Alameda T. ero Il
'hcf" Wa really any danger - an over
lluS when the usual sprng rlsr occurs
irHm tie melting SHOWS IN the noun
tHlus Rud canuus north. They discover
81 the place where 3 war necessary To-
dl ko the uNrr III lNsi and winch TO
doubt prevented u serious overflow at
thut tune, but since then "a new uroJuld
has been Constructed brtNren the iul,
road track and the river, AMI M order
fnr the water e. get over tibet banks ~ the
ur'quIa an unprecedented rIs" IN ihu
river would have To- result, |, ~ the
oImun - the rlyIl engineers that somc
acton SHOULD bc kr' tu remedy the
weak points. aud H. are several abuyc
Alameda, before the lows mcit, and hy
-, dong the waters can b. kept IN thc
old channel ia the rl,cr. Im CIrlliS
understands that the county commits
sDnnrrs Will All the crty council IN dyk.
lus the river. H. after further examlna.
tron, It Us found necessary, A. present
there ~ very MI" water ~ H.. river aud
from all nppearHucrs thogo Seems To- b,
10 occasion Tor alarm, suli II ~ wIsc ~
the twu boards 10 be- CA their guard aud
act promptly ~ casr ~ emergencies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
CONCENTRATIONS

This morning sheriff jose l.. Pcrea, az
this county, was hastily summoned be-
fore the territorial grand jury, aud the
following "indictmcnt" read to our excel
lent sheriff.
To JOS, l.. perea, sheriff u Bcrnalilo
county:
To day, the lgNh day 81 March, Day
OF your patron saint! To these magic cX.
prr-siuns, sublime symbols ~ 80 tender
and pure affection. the hearts ~ families
are moved, the hearts % friends are glad
denei; So are also thoso 81 your consult
usnta
This anniversary, ~ all most happy.
when Va rem"mb"r your name aud the
day you llt the world splendid and
bright and the poets ~ their universal
ideal and enchautil =, have seven the most
pure and enlightened sun; the Aurora
scatter pearls To the orient: the flowers
wave gladly with double fragrance their
perfume. and the birds sing lying over
the mansion where the person slecpe,h
who We proIosc Ia give our tokens, salut
ing him with 10 happy an omen. lie it
IN II may, We prOcecd from the creation
of Imagination and genius.
~ u".' va. VI your PhlTuh SAINT N
pleasant day, day which We can
feel in our chests, and be moved at its
pure pleasures and indctnnble swee,
ncss. To-day is indeed the day 81 your
fortunate name. aud no matter how
much Wa salute you, wo hardly comply
with our Wishes for your happiness.
Your friends Alexandra Sandoval.
Polcarpio Armijo, Juan Chaves y Armi
Ia Mammal A Pam MaY,ano Gop m aa
Films Marines, Richard Lewis, Ambrosio
\. Romero, Blbian Garcia. +. ID. Post,
Teohto Romero, Valentine &. de Baca.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
Qulct Marriage


Last evening at the residence ~ Mr.
aud Mira, Joseph DeMara, their hand
some daughter, Mles de Eth, Was unit
rd IN the bonds ~ holy wcdluck tu John
=. Tumble, brother ~ W L. and Noble
Tumble, liycrymcn, and nephew " Hon
l. =, Tnmh'c, ~ uld town The nuptial
knot was .mprestivrly tied 10y Rev
Wright ia Ia" presence - only faw IN
timato irlends u the bride 1t WIS such
"a private, unexpected event that even
the gruum's brothers we're not Informed
that John intended go soon a. brCutua Il
benedict, and while they were NJ tie
opera house enjoying n most drlgh,iuI
entertainment the most important event
in johns future he was bciug ennctcd
The bride ~ truly one ~ Albuquerque
handSomc hrunrttes, a lady possessing a
lovely disposition, and has IA VIDE circle
~ friends who viii wish her a kappy
welded lie, The groom ~ member 81
the Trmblc family ~ Paducah and
McCrackon county, Kentucky u family
known Tor generous, hospitahlc humcs
and THE tIrIHES cungratulatss Lin
upon securing such valuable prize ~
Miss DeMars Tor wife.
On the earl! passenger train th4s morn
ing Tor tho east MIR. and Mrs Joseph
DoMars were passengers, and durinl
their absence Mr.. and Mrs Trlmhlc. H.,
newly welded couple, will have charge ii
tho housed old
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

1T was the grandcst and most elaborate
dance tho Brotherhood " Railway Train.
men ever gave at Wlrsluw."- J.
kpchrr
"lt simply surpassed any dance ever
given ON tn" Atlantic = Pacific the
boys dId themselves proud" w. T.
Kochcuiericr.
81 have attended great many rail
road balls, but tho Winslnw dance ex
c"lled them NIL, Was u committeeman
aud VI course was present" j. j. Fur
long.
There were more pretty ladies AID
gallant gentlemen ut the Winslow bal
u the Brotherhood than ever saw con
gfegatcd before at any ~ the previous
dances Rnbt Kruse.
Il really cannot give you an idea OF
ia" ball, suffice To say it was grand
affair. - Michey Brnnnen.
Il have the honor ~ being fair dancer
but ! ecllpsed all previous record "a
Wnslow ST, Pairick'a night. The dane,
was great. Frank Moore.
Ever! body was happy and Of cours,
ever! body was pleased with their even
iug's fun" Jesse M,Ilcr.
There was only one thing missing n,
III" dane" aud that was my beat gir
could not attend, j. A. Kirk.
II was detained in albuquerque nnt
could not attend the dance, but know
the boys must have had grind time
Matt Cullen.
Albuquerque was literally repre-
scented al the dance, and there was .
number ~ the best citizens ~ the ne
trnp0ls who attended" NJ. II. Gcdney
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

was in tho ctiS ,eRteria,. bnt LETT last
night for Dcmtng
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

Uncle Billy Poole, the American vet
eran Of tho mountains, came In this
morning from his Chilli home. He 70.
ports Uncle Billy Carpenter. the sage OF
TIjeras and the general merchant OF the
canon, in good health and ready 10 treat
spring tourists royalty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
tlty ounriI

The council met last evening; all mem
beers present
The minutes ~ the lasi meeting were
read and placed on file
Tho finance committee reported favor
ably IN the following billp
T. \. Moree, inspector ~ sewers s2l M
j IL. Madden .......u....... II ~
Recorder Lockhnrt was requested to
draw warrants Tor the amounts.
Tho matter ~ Rt ,ntiug u franchise a.
III" Electric street railway, " which W.
u. Chldrrs IL attorney. was brought up
aud fully dIsrutrcd The attorney stat
ell that his company stood ready 10 com
ply with their agreement to plnce guar
nntee ch"ck tur sl.un a. CONNIE nee
work within three months and To- ,um
plcto road inside ~ n year. and that thoy
would grade forty foot lnstcad u "a
olHh funt street, up Silver avenue Just
beyond the city hunts, The council ac
cept"d all propositions ~ advauccd 10y
Mr.. Chlldcrs, aud the franchise was
granted Ia that company.
O.her minor matters were rapidly dis.
cusscd and some ~ tive cuunclmen
We're later on observed taking IN the
spectacular performance ut the opera
house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

cned TO take the lives ~ pome ~ her
neighbors whom she con ciVsd
werc her enemies When put on the
stand she told the commission that the
reason size threw the child IN the RIVER
vm that shs did not like children bc
cause sho had none oi her own. She eau
talk and understand considerable In
glisb, and ~ question this morning
whether she had parents living aud
whore at, II any. she replied tnat hrr
mother aud other relatives nf. now at
Mote, y NJ, but her commitment sta.rt
that she ~ u native ~ piqutir, thls tor
rltuty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

The following item has been going tbs
rounds of III" Press, and as our druggist
l. H. burgess y son handle the gOc<iA|
~ ma! interest our readers: "IIayias|
hAd OCCASION 10 use Chambeflaih9
Cough k.medy, u gives mo pleasure
state that ! found Il to bs the hest mss,|
cine Tor cough ! ever used; IN fact
cured me 81 cough that bad bshissa
several other cough medicines.
BURNETT, Atalissa, Iowa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
Judue ,IaEiedin- n, Home.

Judge W G, liazledine, the well
known attorney for the Atlantic Il Paci
ae railroad company, who has been at
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
4 New Association.

The Columbia building and Loan M
socraton "f Denver, represented b! Il,
W. Gow"ll, state agent Tor Colorado and
New Mexico, IL organizing u branch in
Albuquerque which leading men 10 this
city are taking interest IN. The Column
bla, capitalized nj $j,uO,OoO, Of which
Si,jO,Un IL already sold, IL the leading
national building association 10 Colorado
aud the west, II has membership OF
nearly 5000 aud has branch III nearly
every Colorado town Of any size, as well
as IN the leading cities OF he nelghbor.
ing states and territories. The non Dor.
rowing towns furnish funds for the Dor
rowing communities this is the leading
feature of the Columbia 30 that Albu
querque may, II she choose, borrow from
three H. five tunes the amount paid IA
here, See Mr.. GuweIl at the San Felipe
ur at the office ~ +. II, Kent before ho
finishes hls work here,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

Phcnix, Arizona, attending the supreme
court ~ thai territory and the territorial
legislature, " nj omr ard last evening
told n gtaphtr aud interesting account ~
hlS experience duung the recent flood
days ~ Arizona lho Judge states that
was fifteen lRya vt least before any
ucNH vas sent out ur received from tho
uh',d" world, and thut the nouds laid a.
waste aud RUN ~ many ~ the valleys ~
Nrfpun thousands upon thousands ~
doll worth ~ valuable property Fine
tcr,lru,rt and barns Wcro wished nwuy,
especial, around aud ~ Yuma, aL ut
one llm" the high waters Ncrr within u
squa" ~ tho largest hotel IN phenix
T." ilrids came from ths Salt anl Uila
rN"rr, tho latter stream tjslrg ~ the
mnuuthtus ~ southern New MrAico, and
the warm tWu", causing the SNOW a.
melt, uNrr!loW,d We luuks aud the result
Wot dostrur,tup t." every thing within the
waters reach rrupIr Nhu had worked
ne time To- establish Themselves rich
10 thp worlds gods wtn.s ,"d thor
earthly pu.s,vuLs swept out q exist.
rrr' ma tN.rkirg Vhi" IN ,smc
uud sudden that o. Nnr WlIn difficulty
pwtp.c saved 'u,u.,l,os from dtuWniig
~uu", iuV,Nrr mrt with WhtrIy
dnHi.- ,ui r"utbir source, pat the luss
Il
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
jealous Towns

iu,rr a.. &, mo orrpr his hnr- IN
las VEGA. nrl SANTA Fr 4 p,r,,py.r
nu r.y'o t, California va. met ~ the dc
p.t ihls incoming. n,d be- asked "IIow
va. the il,,lg:" ON heinz Informed
u,t there Was un floods IN tins amt ~
Nrg MoNlr,. hr 4aau.,i T., II, u,,rrly ,ur
pr.,d lie had stopped ou lis way
south ~ I.ns Vegas aud Il was common
'aI., 20, the hotel where he registered
that thr new town ~ AInuqurruuc waa
urlor IT,, - water, that u portion ~
tur Santa rr track WINS Washed AWAY.
ard that "a hundred men we're emplo,cd
IT $40 tr. ,ay krruirs tNn town fr m
l,,rs u,,rrl, vu,I,I ont 4 eNist,urr
,l.l..,, S,,,, H.. ,.o.. ......,.l n,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

ter than anything we could say; ut
gives mo the greatest pleasure 10 write
you IN regard 10 Chamberlain Cough
Remedy, Daring the past winter I hay,
sold more 81 II than any other kind, and
have yet 10 iind any one but what was
benefited by taking IL. have never had
any medicine In my store that gave such
universal satisfaction. ~. VI. Rosy.
Druggist. GcudA Springs, Kansas. Fifty
cent bottles for sale by Thos. H. Burgess
X Son, Druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

james Edward McCree, the manager
and one ~ the owners ~ the wealthy
Angus 4 Il. Cattle company ~ Lincoln
county, after u most enjoyable trip 10
the city 81 was his first ylsi, here re-
turned home last night, lie il we'll
pleased with Albuquerque and her cili'
zens, and II IL lntimated tina: no intends
soon 10 become member Of the Com
mercial club, Mr. McCrec IL u pleas.
Nn, gentleman and Albuquerque vel.
comes him at oil times.