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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-25
DOM PEDRO Or OLD VINCENT

This wCll-kuUWn horse WHH .ITUH I. I..
shcdd Horse. hu hy Vermont MUrWu .H.H..
piout hc hy Dld sherman hV oIH IuHI.u Mob.
gan. lls dam woe Harrington H.I. ..r.|
By the Wilson Horse unu hU Day Norton.
Morgan ANA Erludrdum UI aIU Darlington
mare. Dam at the old hhrd1 NuT.. UH. +"
Morgan mare known uH Che ouH. mHTU.
The horse stands Do hands hIFH HHH H..# ...
100 p0undst hlH ruluuuN. mahogany Dizzy. H..
style and action arc good. IIr WI# IHTH.|
June l1 1907 but Dr. rtIII u ivory HuT. |UHi |.|..|
His colts ore hrHt-ciuaHi handsome HuN .HU.H.
some az them selling HH hIEh HH "IUI UH.W
grown. They are kind, NOT HEIIiIHH. UHH I#|
Of life ANA spirit Tho iloIHD IF HIe#I IH##
stcrt having frequently made IH m|IU# Hu NuU|
ON ordinary roads. Good IuUFU# HH|U "#..
that cold Vincent could show I.Hl HI|I Fl.
wagon.
The horse win Dc kept ut mv STABILIZE HI I4I
DRY PoNp HouHr. iH Clown. during fhU UI...
emit season.
] have recorded Che pedigree off IhI# HHI..
aH required by ACT ful 0f t1p Session fNH# .I
Vermont, Isss. aud shall take HUEHuIHH. .I
the said act relative to llauH Goa colts. I.IH.
TO WARRANT #5.
w d. HHEHHUNNE
Glover, VT Apr. q, 1884, HHU
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-25
WANTED

An energetic, reliable man or woman, to rep
resent a Boston manufacturing House On sal
airy or commission Adress COLLINS-PATTEN
CO., Is Milton place, Boston, Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-25

GOddard's Gennyson foaIed 1883, is a horse
Of splendid proportions; stands 155S hands
high and weighs I075 pounds; IS a short fine
haired, glossy black, with small star and one
white hind foot; nice, heavy, wavy name and
tail; splendid, clean, fine head, ear and deep
neck and head well set mp; deep Shoulders;
short powerful back; round barrel; long,
smoothly-turned hips, broad stiles: the very
best Of legs; clean hooks, heavy boned; fiat
and muscular, with the best of feet His dis
position is perfect, and he is safe for a lady to
drive, yet he is very high spirited and plucky,
a very fast walker, has a quick and elastic
gait, and is very stylish and commanding.
Breeders are invited to call and look the
horse and his colts over / have a three year
old, a two year old and yearling OF his get
which / am pleased to show, feeling them to
be a good as there is.
TERMs.-SS to warrant; S. single service.
20-23 VIM II. HAYDEN, Albany, Vt
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DESCRIPTION.

Sire, Ethan II. Drew, by Frank Allen, b
Ethan Allen. Dam, Nell Collins by Old Blac
Diamond Grand-dam, by Rysdyk's Handle
tOnian.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-25
Randall & Crane.
greensboro, VT, Apr. G. 1891.
GODDARD'S GENNYSON,
PEDIGREE.

viii make the season of 1891 at the Stable O
his Owner l = miles South of Albany Village.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
indian COL superintendent.

Hon. Daniel Dorchester asd wife, ~
Washington City, ID. c., are at the San
Felipe, Mr.. Dorchester 10 tho snperin.
tendent OF Indian schools OF the United
States, ana for the past few months has
been spending his time among the Sioux
Of the Dakotas, especially around the
Pine Ridge agency, where the trouble OF
last winter occurred. lie came direct
Ia this city from the north vest and states
that the Sioux are peaceful and are rePi.
ling the importance OF sen ling thoir
children To school Mr.. Dorchester was
here fifteen months ago, vis.ted tho gov
srnment Indian school u this city asd
shose OF the territory, vhich he found in
u iourishing condition aud all manned
by good superinteIdents aud teachers
lie states that within the past two years
the scholarship % Indian children has
increased between 1000 and 1000, which
speaks well for the service. Mr.. Dor.
chester was appointed May !. 1852, since
which time he has travelled over 5000
miles in his vista TO the Indian schools
% the United States. lie will remain
here until further orders from wash ing.
ton; IN the meantime he will pay his re-
spects to Superintendent Creager.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

10 Constock, Oregon, to go the only rel
atiNe he has living n nephew. lie has n
anal, bundle ~ outside clothing. bcsides
those TINT covered lis uAkodns-le, md iu
his poke, b,pk whs u ticket via the At.
lantl' \ Pacific to San Francisco aud
from there 10 Ills destination. lie also
has gteeubnrk dollar bill aud little
change. lie stated that when he got on
the train here last night, he thought that
he bad arrived NJ Cums,ock aud wan
deted away from the depot, Mntshal
Maston was uf,tmed ~ the condition ~
the old gentleman, aud vii see tia, he
leaves the city all right thls evening. Ills
nephew nam" ~ Roger DE h,unR!.
NJ T. Mutihtlty 10 ~ from hls noun.
tain ranch. Last sptna he planted 'ifty
acres ~ corn, and up 10 the first - July
It was growing timely, with lar rrospc 4, =
~ n good crop Nj Mormt,y had o..
caslou to makca hd-,nc-- trIpiu lnlinna,
and on his return t. the ranch, only u
few days ngu. hc found hrs crop ~ corn
Worthhea. Tie hot winds, coupled with
the Tact tina, July wRf n very dfy month
h"d burned VI" r'''Ks INTO ht""h
color. running N" crop, nud MIR Motl
afIty has cut It Tor fodder II ~ quite
loss.
lN"f" n dsros'''h gu Tue p"t' ~
property oNners cu the south side ~
l"I't""h avenue '"m iirS' '" second
ru'"'N I" nave ''h't''" cement e'ie"h'kH
l"'d '"'o'' Va YIN" OF 'he tetr''"f'"I
t"r mere j. s'"h' wax III U"h' I"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
To he Regretted.


A few days ago TnE C1IzgS IN n short
local notice stated that some OF the
Sheufisld Hook aud Ladder company
were Kicking, vigorously kicking. becaus Sc
the hose running team were nsing their
quarters FOR training purposes that is,
for dressing aud bathing after their
practice runs.
The item was CLEANED from parties
Interested, but It was thought the matter
had ueen amicably settled until notice
was published this morning IN the Dem
ocrat, addressed to tho mayor and city
council, f,ina them OF the surrender
OF all properties belonging to the city
and contained IN the house OF Sheniield
Hook and Ladder company, No. /.
They object TO their quarters beng
used m wash house for outside com.
panies and kept in an outrageously dirty
condition." as the card stated.
Jacob Rorber, foreman; Is. Myer, sec.
Rotary; George A. Blake. second assistant
+. L. Hermann. Eugene Daniels Chas.
Mauaard, John r.. Coullodon, and 4. ID.
Coullodon, eight in all signed the call.
Messrs. Neeland, Rudolph, Jacoby aud
many others refused to sign, and Tnr
CITIZEN understands that they, with
some members from the hose companies,
will join hands and 70 organize the Shen.
field Hooks in few days.
This move on the part OF the above old
and faithful members is to be sincerely
regretted, but the llooks stiil live.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
The Territorial Pair.

The preMlum last ~ the nth aunuL
territorial fair Ia be- held ut Albuquerque
September II tn H., fas been received
The list NJ premiums show ina, the fali
10 keeping pac" with the tlmes in Neg
Mexico. and several new and attractive
features Hro announced. The superys-
lou OF the several departments d
IN TIA" hands ~ earnest progressive men
who will see that every section of the
territory il gwen fun justice in the dis.
trIbutlon ~ prlscs. One especial good
feature Is noted ~ the attention shown
Ia agricultural products, Mr.. W. L. Met
calte is superintendent Of this depart
ment The horticultural department 10
under tho supervision Of Mr.. NJ. r.
Stsmm, while Hon, T., =. Slower has 10
charge tho mineral department; culinary
department MIS-. FORESTER; ladies tex tils
department, Miss Lillian llirst; art sup
erintcndent, Mr., 600. helmer education.
al, Prof. iiodRln; mechanics, and manu-.
iacturers, Il, =, Hall, poultry II. @.
Moore; swine, Il, NJ Barbour; bee de-
partmcnt, Thos Brangan; wool and
sheep, G, W. I~wis; cattle department,
q. l., Brooke Special features OF the
fair will he tho speed ring contests, ma
tional guard tournament, the hose races.
children's day, etc. The railroads have
made tho most liberal rates TOR both eE'
hlbiis and visitors, aud Il IL safe 10 pre-
dict that Albuquerque viii on this occs'
sion entertain the biggest crowd Of peo.
pie ever assembled IN the southwest :
New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
Prom ssan Antonio.

Aug, Hornuug, a well known manu-.
facturer Of ooots and shoes nj SaO Nolan
street, Ban Antonio. Texas, will not soon
forget his experience with an attack OF
the cramps, which hs relates as follows:
~ was taken with a violent cramp in the
stomach. which l believe would have
caused my death had II not been FOR the
prompt use Of Chamberlain collie,
Cholera and DiarrheA Remedy. The
brat dose did me 90 much good that
followed II up in twenty minutes with
the second dose, aud before the doctor
sould get TO where l was, I did not need
him. This remedy shall always be one
OF the main stays OF my family" For
sale by Thos. II. Burgess a Son, drug.
gists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
GuN np0nr.
freern~ ~ the ftr~, Asnuai Gur
Touruasneut.

The program Tor the ilrst annual tour.
nam-nt ~ the Albuquerqu" Gun club
which will be held 10 this city SEPT. 10Th
10 22od inclusive, is nov out, and copies
will nj once 10 mailed 10 the gun clubs
81 Denver, Cheyenne, Pueblo, Las Vegas,
III Paso and other placed Tue tournh.
nament Ia open 10 all. No one barred
and over $500 in cash and prizes to shoot
for. A rate Of one cent pcr mile has
been made by both the Santa Fe and
Atlantic 4 Pac Ac railroads 90 parties
attending the fair, aud the club have
made arrangements TO have the tickets
extended until Sept. -. All contests
will he governed 10y the American Asso.
citation rules. and all shooting will be
rapid firing system unless otherwise dee.
ignated.
Secretary Pope IL confident that the
tournament will be participated in 10y at
least half dozen Ntiling clubs, and
they will bring along with them good
cruwda.
The officers ~ the local Gun club are
A. NJ CodlnstOn, preslden;; Peter
lsherwoud, ucc president; E. II, Pope,
secretary, j. -, Eakin, treasurer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

Issued . call 10 the miners % send him
samples OF their ore. lie will pack the
mineral exhibit ~ Socorro county, which
is IN bis possession, and 10 one ~ the
most interesting collection ~ minerals
and s,once In the southwest.
The Las Vegas hoee team will enier
the contest n, the fair. rLm team Ia ons
OF the best IN the country, and Vt Ia pre-
dicted by their friends that they will WIN
the medal this year.
Next Sunday Afternoon the Athletic
base ball club % Santa Fe will play the
i.as Vegas team on the la,ter'H grounds
These two clubs have been easily defeat.
ed by the Maroons this season.
Miss Dora Walker. Of Han Ftanciaco
IL tho charming enogrnpher at Judge
liazledine's law office, during the absence
Ut Miss l.. A, Ferry, now on visit Ia
her old home at Cloverdale, Cal.
II. NJ, Real. OF Santa Fe, has secu red
u pension FOR Patricio Sena, % Rowe
on account % injuries received while
ser'i, Y in the late war. He gets ti2 pei
month dating from August ith, 1880
&. g. Leicham, OF the Cheiftaiu and
hlR sister. Miss Louise leirhsm, with
Mics Lula Monroe, arrived gu last even
inss train from Socorro, aud will at
tend the reception TO night. They 0rs
at the Armijo
Reinhard I.ockner, the wool rustlcr fol
E,semann Bros, ia back from u ,riT
through Southern Colorado. and por
ton of reNas. Yesterday, thirty Texa,
editors and publishers. with their wive,
and daughters, were banquetted ut Trim
dad, aud l,ockner had u Bnshel ~ fun
tn" quill drivers were going 10 Manitor
Springs IN special coach
! \ committee Ia. day ftum tho territorla
! fair association consulted with Managed
McCreight, ~ the Maroon base ball club
relative 10 II tournament during fn,i
week, aud the! finally agreed on RivinI
one Letters viii be mailed To the yari
Gus organizations % New Mexico. Ar
zona and FL Paso, barring proiessio ola
requesting them to he present and com
pete for the SJnO pr,ze.
! THE CIri2EN IL iufurmed that articles
ot agreement for the coming prize tigh
between "lteddy" WEIGH and Hugh Nc
Sparron's unknown" will he drawn u,
TO morrow at which t,ms Mr. McSpar
ron will cover tho forfeit money Of Red
dy". uow up, 1t il claimed by some, an,
they are parties who interest themselve
IN the "art Of bruislng," that the "un
known" ls no lees person than McSpar
ron himself, who has heretofore shyed /,
the ring against good materla. Of hi
weight. Should II bs Mac, and he il
good condition, freddy" will lind tina
he will have II better man than Stock /,
face him. II is the intention Of In
hackers 10 have the mill come OF in Tia
city or near by in thirty days after Ia
signing OF The articles Of agreement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

Caddo Mills, Tex, June 3, 1891 .-Fron
my own personal knowledge | can rec
ommend ChRmb.tlain's Collie, Cholers
aud Diarrh1a Remedy for crampa IN thu
stomach; also Tor diarrhea aud hux. II
10 the best medicine I hays ever sect
used and the best selling, as Il alwsys
gives satisfaction. A. X, sheriff Twes'
Y and 30 cent bottles Tor sale by ThoA
II. Burgess 4 Bon, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
The supreme Court.

In the supreme cnur, yesterday more
Ing, Juslic" Ice, al! the Justices concuil
ring. handed down OPP ATOMS III the CEASED
~ the L, =. ~. lrbana Duran de Amsl
dor; L. = W. Francesca Nunes de LujaG
aud the l, :. W. Felicitas Chnves. lhs
defendants are female residents OF the "a
judicial district; the latter two wero con-
vlctcd in Judge McFies court Of v,ols1
ton of the Edmunds net, and Duran wa,
convicted ot perjury growing out OF b
similar charge The cases were taken u,
on tue ground that the grand aud petit
juties which brought the indictments
aud before which the cases we're tried,
were not legally constituted The opiu.
ion holds that no plea ~ special legslA-
ton can hold IN such cases, Tor should I,
be special leg Station 40 relatcs TO the ter
rtury, 1T is not special legislation 90 Ear
ns cases on the part ~ tho [. =. aro con
cerned; for IN that respect II is the SANE
as contemplated by tho organic act aud
the same as has been in operation since
the organization u the territorial gov
eminent"
The defendants have been out on bal
since their conviction IN the lower court
but under this decision will each serve
torn in prison. Duran wns sentenced
for three year1, Francesca Lujan for on,
year and Felicia Chavcs nlsJ for one
year.
Tho New Mexican says United State
Attorney Fisko Ia to he congratulated
over this legal victory, as these are the
frs, Of his cases IN I. 5. attorney which
have come before the supreme court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
Locating i.nud-.

J. D. Tor.lna and T. a. simpson, Of
the There's Water company, returned
from the territorial capital last night.
lpcntions IN the land office that on Au.
gus, / the following Italian citzcnp,
Giovanni Pustcrlo, Glhcamo Selva, feice
Azario, had iile,i on land IN township No,
In, y, range No 4, r., located near the
reservoir site Of the TIieras Water com.
pany, and RAINING along the base Of the
mountains IA far as lirar canon Tor u
distance Of about twelve niles, which
includes valuable building stone land.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
Omrrrs Elected.

Ata meeting Of tho Flambcau club,
held lust evening, Edward L. Mcdler 70
signed the position ~ secretary ~ the
club, and II. d. Lucas Was elected Ia All
the vacancy. Tn" following gentlemen
were appointed ~ auditing committee
Vim Reicke, chairman; janice Murray
Leonard Armrjo and l., &. Roy. The
club 10 making all necessary arrange
ments for the parade one eyeLln, during
the fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15


W. T. Mclaughlin. post trader at Win'
gate, came IN from The Nsst las. night
Socorru vail bc well represented at the
railroad convention IA tbs city. during
the fair.
Mr.. and MR. H., Romero are
spending thclS honey. Nth ir,ends
1T Santa fs
W, u. lisnnsrshrsIA, captain Of the
Gusrds, left last night Or Chicago, lie
will bs aLseu, ten days
The county commissioner met this
morning, and canvaased the vote OF the
town election OF Gallup, held 90 last
Monday.
Glen. McCook, commanding the depart
ment OF Arizona, 10 at Fort Wingate in,
vostigating some matters connected with
the Navajo Indians.
r. K Wells, who left here few weeks
ago for Cheyenne, Wyo., 10 back again
and will accept his old position as clerk
at Frank h Eakin's.
Prof. q. 8. Ramsay, OF the New West
academy, OF Las Vegas, came down from
the north last evening and is enjoying
metropoltau life to-day.
At their meeting last Monday the
county con- missioners OF Socorro county
appropriated $500 for an exhibit for the
Albuquerque fair. This will DO turned
over to Mr., j. J, Lesson, who has already
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
rm. SAN MATEo " EDDtsu
a asrriase n-,w-r Presinent NJ.
can Families


!. II. Ribern. one ~ ii,rnalilo cuun,,I
com missioners, and Jesus Garcia, md.
sheriff ~ the county, returned last nigl
or rather early this morning, from y.
Matco, Valencia county, where they Il
tended the lInca Dnvila wedding vi
Itbetn furnishes Inr CirIlES the follu,I
INK account ~ the affair,
"On the 18th day ~ August DR.. Id
dora Dav,la Waite, popular young do
tor from Shtllu, state a. CohahuilI
Mexico, and the highly educated nd
pretty daughter ~ Roman \. Bacn. Nd
Armada X Baca, we're united IN mattias
at IAN Mateo.
~ long line ~ carriages and other vi
hicles started from Mr.. Bnca's residen I'd
at O'Clock u m. Tor thu chapel at Ssj
Mateo, four miles distant. The lt,I
church was beautifully and tastefulj
decorated, and AL the people OF I'd
town had already surrounded il auI
were patiently waiting Tor the arrival 4
'"e "'uu"k r",''' u" ''s' c"'''as|
brought the bride and bridegroom, I'd
lowed by relatives aud friends. Tho
were ushercd into tho church and kneI
before tho altar, accompanied by Jcsu
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
DN BANTER.
Here 10 Gain Information Ahou, this
Wonder rul Climate.

DIR. j. T. Banter, first wee president
~ the American Health Resort assucIR
ton ~ Chicago, Also representing Dr'
Dunrnr. ~ the Medical journal, arrived
IN the metropolis Monday and Will ~
main few dnyp The doctor ~ here to
gather statistics relative to the cNmnic,
REQUIRES ~ the country, etr. and Ia
gam What information he can Obtain
from The physicians regarding the ELu
tirande valley us u health resort for con.
sumptlvrs aud thutc suffering from any
kind ~ weak lungs Yesterday he called
upon several 81 the physIClans and 80.
cured mnss q valuable Information
To day he "a the guest - the Com
mrr,laI club, and Mr. Burke has gwen
HIM some Ncli.kuown facts fegRr dug the
unsurpassed climate for ruusumpt,Nes
Some time ago, the question - establish
ing san,tarums along III" Atchlsun, To.
peku u Santa fc railroad, especially IN
the mountainous sections, was agltateJ,
aud the railroad company hAs offered o.
put into pamphlet form, Tor general dts
trlbutl"u among t,o people q; the couu.
try and the medical fraternity, any IN
formation the American Health Resort
association can obtain through its ~
lclGls, who Hre now Nlsltlng various parts
OF the country. Dr. Banter has visited
Florida, California and other states,
heretofore claimed To- he the haven for
luvalds, and finds that they are flat fail.
ures compared to Nav Mexico, especially
the Rio Grhnde valley. lie snys the
fruits ot this territory nre superior IA
every respect II those grown in Cali
fornia aud there ~ no comparison be.
tween the climates. lie will favor the
establishing ~ saultarums at certain
pnints IN New Mckee on the Santa
10 road, with small cottages tor
lnvalids, with ground Tor cultivation, in
stead 81 wh,lIng away their time sitting
out in ito sun and drcarily eklug out
Their existence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
Anrrinl MceiInn

A SPECIAL meeting % the board OF
alderman was held yesterday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock, Mayor Saint presiding.
Present Aldermen Armljo. Farr
GabeI. Hunt, kaster and Miller: Clerk
Hopkins.
Absent. Aldermen Bowman and Muloy
The object OF the meeting IL ret forth
IN the following notice, issued beforhan
and sent to each aldermen.
loI arc hereby notified thnt there
will bo u special meeting OF the city
council ut 3 p. ~, Aug, II, 1891, u,
cnuncll chanbers for the purpose Of pro
yidlna FOR additional funds for grazing
riieras road, aud tn authorize the build
ny Of bridge on SAID T,ieras road on
First street, and also To consider such
matters pertaining to the sewer us may
come before said meeting.
The following resolution WAS intro
duced and unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That the mayor 81 the city
OF Albuquerque be authorized pud EN-.
powered TO make arrangements and
enter into contract with the Albuqusr.
nut Otuh Du Octuti VI tUo Wy
OF Albuquerque for au additional loan oi
C,OOO upon the same terme aud condi
tiDns az contained aud embraced in q
resolution OF the city pissed 1T a regular
meeting held ON the "a Of June, 1891,
Tor the purpose Of meeting current OK.
peuse OF tn. city until the taxes for the
current year. 1891, are collected 30 tina,
CITY warrants may be cashed at their full
face value.
After the above resolution was sdopt
ed, the following one was offered and
also adopted:
Resolved, That the street COMMITTEES
be aud 10 authorized TO make a demand
upon Contractor Rose Tor the lumber
contained in the last estimate allowed
which WAS procured by said Rose for
tho purpose o. buildlpg on the mouth OF
sewer. and that they he further Huthoriz'
ed 10 obtain bids Tor the building Of a
bridge over the ace9n,a ut the crossing
Of First street and Tiieras road and 70.
port the'r proceedings at the next regu.
lar meeting % this council
Tue board then adjourned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
BiE Firr

Last night the large wool establish.
mentS 81 George Oberne 4 Co, and II.
NJ, HoSick Il 60 joining each other in
Chicago, were totally destroyed by h.s.
These firms have branch houses at var.
ious points in the Sool producing sections
u the southwest, their housr here do,
ing an immense yearly business. Tia
news wHs received here by V T., Edie,
local manager for Georgs Oberne & Co.
Mrs. Jones hasn't n gray hair ON her
head and is over 10 She loobs as young
IL her daughter. The secret Of It is, that
she uses only Halle Hair Remover.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
Preparias tor as, weather.

The following telegram from White
wright, Texas, Indicates that the people
10 that vicinity do not intend to be
caught unprepared
WHIrEwRIoaT, Tex, juno 9, pl.
ChAmbexlain A Co. Des Aoines, Iowa,
Ship ussat once one grOss Chamber
lGin's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna Rem.
edy, 25 cent size, and two DOZEN 30 cent
sire. We are entirely out and have had
nearly forty calls for u this week.
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