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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
RAILROAD RATTLE

tai at Tucson,
Trainmen on tho Atlantic a Pacific
will receive their monthly checks to.mor
row.
III" Atlonur u Pacific company are
building large stock yards at Williams,
Arizona
Wnshouts ara reported near Anthony,
irw miles 'hs s,Ic II FL paso Trans
are delayed
Carl IIoltur, the clam adiustrr on the
Atlantic n Pacific, l"'t last night FOR
klngman, AuIpua
lncandescont lights are being put IN ut
the depot both the passenger and
freight departments
\ new ra,irond IN any part ~ the tetr
tory benefits directly and indirectly the
whole ~ Ne, MeN,u
Last night, passenger from tho east
WAS delayed ','o hours On nccount u u
freight cHr t.,trg IL" track
The Aiian, \ Pacific rs aaaoa-ci at
sirn per n.b, N Aulpra What D., the
n.s.ss,u,n, ,,,- m,r..,n N,v N.y,rn.
James Diamond, one o' the veteran
engineers ou ia" Atlantic a Pacific Is III
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SION pat'y '"'" 'e'o"S'"'e PARK ~ Ju'I'
'ohe"t' CO." h~' '"u'P'nH OUT nun''ng
anu hshl < -" 'he way "ts "moos 'he
a''fH'''"hH '""''d III" 'out's'H'
western '"''S arc "sR'nh'hs 10 '"''
in"dg Tor 'u'PE care preparatory 10
moving VI" "h'"' cf"l" ana 'hu''"''"h"
l""d'u Tor h"'t'ui"'' ana fh''"hr'ph'a'
| There are ten main llnes ot railway
centerug ~ 'ndon, on these @,2lu sur.
outn'h U"ih' run ~ ana ou' dA'i)'
"l''Ie the ""'n me "''hS are "n') An'n'
iI"' IN 'H'' INC '''' noe" oAff''' ~
O''p" huuutuHh paH'ehsers'
Articles 81 ngreemcn, we're signed, last
+ "Wednesday ulght, At Needl-s, California,
| bv Lon Turner, locomotive fireman,
/ anu w l.llhtll IhTh. u DulutNT Tor KlONO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
\ CANNING. FACTORY.

sNNNbNss EttVShN,
The attention ~ parties with capital,
who are booking Tor chance to invest IN
an enterprise TINT Will hr at once safe
and profitable, ~ directed 10 the fact
that IN establishment Tor canning fruits
and vegetables, At Albuquerque, would
lind u good business aud blg demand
at good prices, all ready and waiting
Tor IT,
Ii ~ u fact uuN pretty generally known
thr"nghod, IA" country that there 10 ro
better fruit growing district in the
Tinted Stat"s than the RIO Grandc val
ley. Rud 1t ~ equally as good Tor vegeta.
hies - all kinds IN Tor iruits. And IN
the second place, II IN also "a well known
Tact that thcf" ~ uu where On the cont.
utLt u better or moro reliable demand
fur canned goods ~ every description
than that which comes from tho mining
campo. the cattl" camps and tho sheep
camps 81 New M"NIco aud putting this
aud that together Il will not take any
business man long 10 lrmunstrP's the
Tact that Whef" the product in aud tho
factory.
What business or sens" IL there in
bringing iu Albuquerque train loads tas
We du every YEAR - canned vegetables
from Nrw England, canned frdlts from
DrIawarc and California, and bottled
plrkl"s and sauces from Great Britain,
when ~ can raise more and better stuff
from our own roiI and can II ourselves at
uu greater expense:
III" natural conditions which cxlst in
New Mrxlru furnish an absolute guAran.
~ tho terrlt0ry not counting those in
the t'wns must almost he non pro
ducors. III an agricultural senss-that ~,
the mines aud ranges will always give
employment 10 two thirds u our sub
urban population, aud these IN well as
H." dsclrtr IN the towns must be fed by
the comparatively small fraction who
cultivate the spll. THIS insurea US for
all time good hum" market for all the
surplus products u the soil va ara ever
likely a. have. and being thus provided
Nl'h good home market at our doors,
aud insured against dangerous competi-
ton from the east or the west by thou.
sand miles II railway transportation, We
have only Ia prrservc our own products
To- supply our own wants,
Il ~ cafe tp say that there IL no section
o' the United Stat~ tp day ia which
there ~ Rs great quantity Ut canned
goods consumed IN proportlun u the
population IA IN New Mexico, aud Ger.
ialuly NO point at winch u canning fac
tory would have "a better promise Of
pruii,ablr buslurss than at Albuquerque,
IN the ccuter ~ the fruit and vegetable
producing district ~ the territory,
"My father, at about the ago ot iifty
YEAR,, loo, all the harr from the top of
his head After one months trial of
Ayers HAIR Nlsor, the h,lr began com
lng, and "a three nuntha, no had iino
growth - halr - the natural color
l.. J. Calico, Saratoga Springs, n !.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

h. | intended leaving It only short time,
NJ that they must have been caught IN
ldc while they were cut hunt x or
tripping Collins wer" procured here 10
doy Tor the bodies, and the funeral will
ut baby bc held at Sumner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
TI.t.t.t.ItAt'tttt.
Thr Eruption or y~-u,io~.

Napl.., June L., IT," crurt,o. ~ We
euSu. Vll 4 rsrNpcct"l, brcou one ~
the greatest - ~" century.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
secretary Nohic interviewed

hlcagu, June H. Secretary Nohl"
ar we'd FROM Hot Sprlngs, ARK, accom-.
rh ed 10y his wife aud hir private sec
tr'tty, and went to the Grand Pacific.
NJ Sohls left Tor Washington IA the
evening. HE appearance con,radlcts the
rU,uurs that Iluoss would nrcc-sitatr
hr trsignRtion - the cabinet office.
II visit to the Hot Springs wRs to III
y, ugAte the exact condition u hiIalre
re- alive to certain REFORMS which be ~
tc is carrying out regarding the lens"
rr ,rvstion, aud he ~ enthusiastic over
IT," governments posscSrlous being per.
m"n.nt there.
'alkIng ~ Commissioncr Baum and
a." many rumors of coming changes,
~. Rotary Noble eaid There are T. he
uo changes in the immediate future
th.t know ~ now. While hRv. been
nh ent Tor II month, have been ia con.
st' Gt daily communication with the cap
lth. A considerable amount ~ the lie.
T., tment busiucSs has followed me on
H. trip. During this time have heard
IT, 81 rumors only through new spapcrs, =
peaklng of Postmaster General
" ,namaker the secretary paid HIM the
hI hest tribute. aud expressed The ut.
III i confidence IN his integrity aud abl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

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''l' EVERY return should u" governed
10y tho .nuc rul", aud 4 the puor man'p
nuun is 1, b, n,.,ss,I nj an = Ur,ll
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"'" t''h i' Ihh'f7 property - Ih ~ 80,
ut IT,, ur, as u tie instance uuuccd
above. ut urn nnuui r,, u,r r,rt ~
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"' t"'t'I ever! year 10 dr'rhI ~" ruhu'
clrrus"', atd 4 Drr part ~ the com
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10 VI '''' ""' WIZ W." '''''' '
' 'I"' lh' li's"ul WORK ~ ih" W'htd
N.', t" rndurr,,i nnd sustained h ever,
l,rr.l man ia the r,urt,
Good " atrrbur =, watch story
The SILVER tIN Eutrrt,r..r t,.ls Tia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20


Pueblo, Cola, June ~ james Conlcy,
u young man who until recently was
brtkiug for the Missouri Pacific, xas dts
hgdred for life by having n pioccrbltten
or. Of his lower lip Conley was in
Goodwin's saloon playing cards with
snne men, Among them was Il fellow
named McCurdy, who is in the employ
OF iiags.oie firm.
During the game dispute arose, dur.
iug which McCur'iy leaned forward and
81 led Conley's lower lip between his
torth With a sudden jerk he pulled
out piece Of flesh and ran out the back
WY, leaving his victim bleeding.
No attempt was made 10 follow him
Al i Conlsy was taken 20 DIR. Slemmon 9
office, where the wounds we're dressed.
G. nley Was perfectly sober and says that
h., never saw the man before and gave
hin No provocaiion TO do such work
Hon. II. V, Lucas, ex state auditor OF
L. va, says: IL have used ChRmberlaln's o
{, ugh Rsmedy in my family and have
n, hesitation in saying II 10 an excel lent
r. cinedy. ] believe all that In claimed for
il Persons afflicted by u cough or cold
v i lind IT, q friend" There is no dan.
g,r from whooping cough when this
u 'nedy 10 freely given. % cent bottles
Tor sale by Thos. II. Burseas Bon,
| Dtuggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

LOUIS, which have not been duly Hp.
proved pursuant 10 the rulrs ~ tho
Western fregh, association Htr unan.
thoriZed, and NJ such should be- with.
drawn. such cancellation tu become el',r
tive June pO,h
In carrying GU, the rctrruchmcut
policy iuaugra'cl on tho Nlg -Four Inca.
supcrintcndcnis and other ulli n's n the
road have been notified that hereafter
they must pay their own expense Hc.
counts while on the road.
The longest slrrping ear run ~ roN
made on the Canadian Iar,iic, r.,
Montreal to Vancouver. For years the
longest run Mas from 81 Luuls tr the
City Of MeN,'c. The Caund an parlur
exceeds lu mileage the ST. le,uI- line ~
miles
There vHs lttIr driuy IN the hHuIl
INK ~ freight ht the depot thIs morning
For the past lew dnys, ,sIrcHily ycs'or.
day, the platform mru at th, trough; d,.
pot we're NIml"I,cd tp work overtime,
and, rp they rh!. IT, eve 90 pay THIS
morning they remained nRhl anti, :
O'Clock. when they -h.u.i ha,r rrpurt"d
at
EmpluNrs = ihr "Nrtr-. ruwpru,r. are
greatly cuuerFurj over t.. uuNs l'rm to
the effect that nu Eusush ryudlcn'c -
snri to u" rcgutihtIus ~ New YORK Tor
the purchase ~ the stock ~ all a., rx
t"ut,ou ~ iorm'oa gIsautIr Trust Oro
result II such amuyr would be- g. reduce"
the number ~ employees
\ shocking railroad accident occurred
recently ia SN,tacrlaud hS Which sIIty
people los, thrr iiNcs aud hundred ur
more were seriously injured The great
rarlty oi such casunlttrrtn Europe proves
that much greater care ls "Ncrcr-rd N
that country ~ running trains thHu ~
the rule IN Amcrica.
President Mnuyel. ~ the Atrhrrun. IA
having u large edition ~ "Our lthIN,'
Charles DnIiry Warucra book, -sucd
for southern California ndvcr,I-ine pur
poses. II his pcrruIS. ION 'au hr had, th"
stcr~ptyrrd pilates used frr H." worn Vii
De put through Ia" press again fut "a
twenty tive cent edition, To be Published
under the auspices ui the chamber -
commerc" ut San Diego
It's noticeable Tint one ~ III" ldrsrrt
aud most costly railway brrdpcH ~ the
country - now beng erected III the new
est portion - the United Sta,cN almost
NJ It's extreme western boundary, th.E
b"Ing the great steel bridge which H..
Union Pacific IL bullIlug across the
Columbia rlvrr al Vancouver, Wash.
The length from the Washington To- Tia"
Oregon shore will b. GHu f"et and the
draw pier will be- over 10 feet long THE
cust oi the structure will bc over fi,ur,-
90
The Denver Republican says; FL Paso
needs not ouly the proposed road 10
White oaks, Las Vegas and TRINIDAD,
but also u llne from the valley ~ III" RIO
Grande tu Espanpla, passing through
Las Cruces, San Marcal, Sucorro. Abu.
querquc and Santa Fe, E.spanola IL the
southern terminus ~ the Denver n Rio
Graude ra,lroad Denver needs both -
these roads for the same reason that III
Paao needs them IN order tu get into
! New Mexico IN spite ~ the opposition of
the Atchlson, Top"ka & Santa Fee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
= Fs.,,, E,,.rm,na,or Convicted.

Columbia. s, G.. June L. The fact
H. II ia very difficult to lind South
Carolina jury which will convict white
man 81 muir Ter was again illustrated
vi cn X. 7. jones', the famous Elgrlirld
county "iamly eStcrminatur," was found
81 lty ~ mansIauRhtcr N the Lexington
CO. nty court.
~ years ago Jones bru,ally and IN
c. blood murdered three u his kus
m ., Edward ,'rcstry and hls twu sons
E'Natd aud Charles. lie shot aud cat
To- ~ tu death btcause they we're plant.
IT,. piece ~ land concerning the title TO
Wl,ch Jones aud the Pres,rys had had a
di pute, Previous to the trial Just ended
J. es was tired live times iur lilo trIplo
rr ne, the Jury IL each instance failing
g. tgrc", IN spite oi the fact that the evj.
lie Dce nea,us, him ~aa overwhelming
j rs will probably be a,,on thirty years
~ he pen, but declares Lc w'li poison
hrlscli before he will 10 there,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-14
wight H.,s Been . G. c. "a

No incident in DisraeITs career is
sOre pleasant than his offer Of a pen
q and aG. Q. B. to Carlyle. A friend
Sir William Fraser walked with
hyte for two hours on the day on
lich Disraeli's letter arrived Carlyle
~eribed the letter being brought 70
"a by a treasury messenger, the large
eek seal his wonder as to what the
Icial envelope could contain. and his
at surprise on reading the offer, con-
yed in language Of consumate tact
~ delicacy. Carlyle said The let
r of Disraei was aattering. generous
! magnanimous; his overlooking all
e have said and done against him
: great"
he added: The accurate percep-
4 Of merit In Others is one of the
hest characteristics of a fine intel
L ! should not have given DisraeH
lit for possessing il had it not been
'ught home 50 directly to me-" He
Gated the words generous" and
iagnanimous" several times. Dis
IFS letter, by the way, though it en-
" deserves the praises above quoted
is tact and delicacy. is by no means
'eachable in grammar, for 1t con
- within a dozen lines two instances
the hanging land which. Pail
4 Budget
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-14
SUMMONS.

state Of Montana, County Of Custer.
In Justice Court, before Z. 5. Beeman, Justice
Of the Peace,
A. D. Howard and A Nee. Howard. co-partners
as Al Howard s. Brother, plaintiffs, vs.. Andres
g. Nanc dsfeniant.
The state Of Montana sends greeting 70 the
sheriff OF any constable o. said county; You are
hereby commanded 70 summon A ndrew G.. Vance
10 be and appear before the undersigned. one Of
the justices ofthe peace IN and for said county,
on the eighteenth day Of June, 1891, at 2 O'Clock
p. m, a. nv once a. Rosebud, in said county.
The above action was brought 20 recover the
sum OF three hundred dollars due said plaintiffs
according 20 the conditions Of a certain promis-
soy note given by said defendant, Andrew G.
Vanea. 10 said plaintiffs, A. D. Howard & Brother.
said note dated April 22d, 1856, with interest at
the rate Of 10 per cent per annum
And you are hereby notified that n you fail to
appear add answer 70 the plaintihs' complaint
the PLAINTIFF will lake Judgment against you for
the amount DE on said note. together with costs
o. this suit according 20 the prayer Of said com
plant and tne dsmand Of said complaint.
Given under my hand this eighth day Of June,
1891.
z. 5. BEENAN, Justice ofthe Peace.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-14
Eccentric Matches.

A child detests soap. How 1T would
Amuse a child to behold a number Of
MATCHES rushing away from soapi
Place some matches in a basin Of water
In the shape of a star. Take a piece of
soap, cut into a point, insert it in the
water In the middle of the matches. and
Iol they viii fly from it in every direc-
ton as if in horror. II you wish to
bring the matches all together again
you will treat them as you would chill
dren-with a lump of sugar. Dip the
sugar in the water and little bits Of
wood win come swimming to it as
though they yearned for a sip of its
sweetness.-Once a Week
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-14

Colonel c. Challie Long, formerly
Chinese" Gordon's chief Of staff, who
is now in Egypt has been for years a
great friend of Police Justice Klbrsth,
and when in New York always lives
with the genial justice, and when the
latter's seven stepsons were youngsters
they knew O about Africa and
bloody King Mtesa than many Of the
members Of the Geographical society.
One is Lueien Oudin, of Oudin & Oak
ley, counsel 70 the Stock exchange; an
other is Eugene Oudin, the baritone;
another is a teller In a Fifth avenue
bank, and Felix Agnus Oudin, name
sake Of the doughty Baltimore editor.
Is a prosperous broker. Justice XII
breth's house isa veritable museum, and
the walls Of n room are completely
covered with assegais, Arab muskets,
fezes and curiosities of all sorts.-New
York World.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A GER
~ tain corporation, 10 with; The Yellow
stone Journal Publishing Company, Of
Miles City, Montana, hss nled a duly certified pc.
titiOn with the Judge Of the District Court Of the
Seven b Judicial District, in and for the county
OF Custer, state Of Montana, praying that said
corporation be disincorpOrated and dissolved.
Where pom the Judge Of said court, the Hon,
Geo. R. Milbum, has set the said petition for a
hearing In chambers m the once OF the clerk Of
the District Court, In Miles City Montana, az II
O'Clock q. M. on the 9th day Of JUL 1891, or a.
soon thereafter A. the same may be heard.
Dated al Miles City, Montana, this Sd day Of
July, 1891.
F ". SCHw RITZ,
Clerk Of District Court.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-14
OUTSIDE and Inside.

he ingenuity Of people who think
y are Ill when they ar not quite
uphs over any external evidence of
It'll
f. very stout German workman went
q physician In the west and com
ned Of being very unwen
But said the doctor, If you are
it has not prevented you from get
pretty comfortably fat"
Oh, dot fatr" said the German.
s ! am fat on de outside, but on
senside. aehl am 50 poorr-
this Companion
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-14
Saturday is usually said to have Ia

Saturday is usually said to have taken
its name from Saturn, and to literally
mean ''Saturn's day" Saturn, in my
thology, means one of the oldest and
principal deities The seventh day of
the week was reserved for his worship.
As a Saxon divinity Safer occupies a
similar position He was represented
as a thin visaged, long haired individ-
ual whose looks bespoke n thorough
ly vretched-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-14

Ms Fordyee Langley, a Long Island
matron, had for many years battered
herself THAI she walked with unusual
grace and dignity, but the other day a
Teacher Ct manners told her that her
gait was pudE," and she took laud-
anum and tried 70 die.-Detroit Free
Press
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-14
Yellowstone HoteI-Glendive. Mont
F ". sCHW RITZ,
Clerk Of District Court

Having purchased an interest Ira the firm o
Wolterstorf-Hasken Manufacturing Co, Of st
Paul, Mimi, IN which / take an active part
September 1, 1-ql. / wish 20 dispose Of the fur
niture and bar fixtures Of the Yellowstone hotel
lunch counter, ice house and lot and storage
cellar, at reasonable rates for each. Guarantee
i've years lease at same rates. For further par
~tieulars address JoHN 7. W. DE JoSG. Glendive,
Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-14

Every one knows how unlucky it q
supposed TO be to hn-one Of the tiny
money spiders" It is rather hard to
say why these little creatures should
have protection awarded TO them In
this way, unless it is because they are
particularly umerou on a fine morn
tnR
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-14

The chaplain at Wandsworth prison
has come 10 the conclusion that crime
and offenses rise and fall with the ther-
mometer. A rise in the temperature,
he says has a tendency to diminish
human rectitude. Even the conduct
of children, we are told, is affected by
a high temperature.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-14

tress. He and his crew had seen hat
the British steamer was lowering one
of her boats dt rescued them) and had
doubted whether a boat could live In
that sea Il said then to my men,
Shall we let those brave fellows risk
their lives TO ave oursr and they said
Nor Then | hauled down the flag"
Academy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-14
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SEXUAL debility, Qoss Of SEXUAL povsr1 nervous 10
svphilis' gono-rh@L Gls1,. md etrsssnrs, esSs9
Durable eases guaranteed vito life membeuhiR
Charges lOv. Ih0usaDds Of eases cursd. Al
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No time 81 from business, Pa isnts at a ais
sent everywhere FREE from gaze or oTeakags.
In diseases Of the blood, brain, heart ana nerv-
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cemplaints, rheumatism P~aralysis' and all other
Write for illustrated papers on Dsfomities,
Club Feet, Curvafure Of the spine, Piles, TumonI
Cancer, Catauh, Bronchitis, Inhalation, Electd
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Diseases Of Women especially. sspArAis par
Tbs only Reliable Medical and surEieai Ina
tute making especially Of Private Diseases.
All blood diseases aucceAsfully treated. 8yph
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uA or send history Of your case, and We viii send
IN plain wrapper our Book Free explaining Why
Nervous Diseases, Seminal Weakness, spsrma-
tonf@a, ImPotency, Syphilis, GonhOrrhoA,Glsst
Varieocele, etc, etc.
Dr.. Hsbig AGO. are the only qualified or 70
. onsible specialists len In Montana. since tho
once houn from . TO 5 and TO ~. m. OF b.
appointment IN obscure and urgent eases.
CONSULTATION FRKE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-14

- nraNe ana simple NO.
ne American captain was asked
with bis ship In extremity and the
= washing men overheard, he had
-enlz ha1ledAoNn bis Gag Of dis