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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-06
G. G.. Sterl e. Co.
ALWAYS IN THE LEAD!
Gold Dollars For Seventy-Five Cents.

We showing che largest
ing Hats Caps Shoes Trunks etc. in this of
store SO full OF Goods and bargains that
around It is
business OF other house in Abilene
stock Quality make and give the lowest
We friends
have outdone regard
is larger, better and prices lower than
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-06

Hhobp-TtcOIpTH IlbTN HWpped yeHTtrdAyl
LILO The market was fairly active and weak
70 lower Tho following are representa- i've
sales;
ieI lambs.. .ios 80 z lambs. % H2s
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-06
ABILENE MARKETS.
AnILENE KAs.. AprIl 0, 1898

Ripans Tabules cure scrofula.
Ripans TabulcS prolong life
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-06

No such suits ever shown at these prices.
Chidren's Jersey Suits at 80 and $50.
We always save our customers money on
Clothing so say all of our customers.
See us on Mems Soft and Stiff Hats.
See us on Mems Caps.
See our Mems wool Hats at so, IS and 90.
See our Children's Caps, new styles for all
ages; we show every style.
Don't fail to see us on Hats and Caps.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-06
Money Saved to the Working Man.

Mems good Overals at SOC, 75c and 100.
Mems good Cottonade Pants 90 and 1876
Mems good Jeans Pants l 90 and 1.25.
Mems good working Shirts 35, so and 7Oc
Mems good Solid Working Shoes 90, LOO and 1875.
We always save customers money Shoes.
See Mems Boys and Chdrens Suits Trunks
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-08
Mothers Recommendation.

We are acquainted with many mothers
in CenterYlle who would not be with
out Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house for a sgood many times its cost,
and are recomhepding it every day.
From personal expefhace we can say
that it has broken up bad colds for our
children. Centerville, South Dakota,
Citizen. SO cent bottles for sale by O.
NJ. Olsen Druggist.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-08

In Re Joe Forbes: Joe left for Mat
shall yesterday morning Gact) to spe1d
a fortnight at his brothers. After hg has
worked the mumps thoroughly 9At of
his system, he will return and enter the
law office of L. G. Davis, having| aband-
oned the idea Of attending the 4 Z" fo1
this year.
DR.. Welcome has had a relapse and is
now sick aLed with pneumonia.
John Blettner has been obliged to
abandon his studies at St. Paul's College
on account of rheumatism, and is now at
home
Misses Bingham and Talbot of Sleepy
Eye were visiting with Otto and Lena
Baarsch during the past week.
Ed. Blanchard and wife of Morgan
spent Sunday IN town at the residence of
Hon. Alexander Blanchard.
Rev. W. K. McKibben received ttele-
gram from Gin cinnati, O., Sunday after
noon, stating that his mother had died.
He left on the 10 P. NJ. train for the east.
The much talked of, long drawn out.
apparently, interminable, anxiously
awaited, ard various other adjectived
mill deal is go for sure. The papers
IN the case were made out last Saturday
morning. AS stated before, Messrs.
Gieseke s Son assume charge of the
Marshall mill with its line of elevators.
Dyckman, Gress, and Non Hagen, hav-
ing purchased theGieseke interests in the
local plant, will continue the business
under the corporate name, and will spare
no pains to keep their flour at the head.
Mr.. J. D. Jones, until recently connected
with The Marshall mill, arrives to-day to
take position with the local Milling
Co. Hon. Alexander Blanchard having
sold his elevator to the Mill Co., has
formed partnership with VIM. Gieseke
& Son to operate the Marshall mills
MIR. Blanchard's wide experience in the
grain business together with his ability
as business manager, render h1m val
liable acquisition to the Marshall firm.
On the whole, Gieseke &, Blanchard
will constitute strong team and will
no doubt make their mill far more wide4
" celebrated than at present for the ex-
cellence of its product. Unohoo.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-08

Exercise care in your selection OF
seeds. The proper place % get them 10
small OF large quantities iAat the City
Drug Store.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-08

Salt white fish and smoked whitefsh,
smoked salmon, cod6 salmon and hall
but at Pfeferle & FeNscke's.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-08
New Millinery!

Mrs. Sarah Pfeherle has bought out
the millinery stock formerly owned by
Mrs. Gliding and will continue to keep
on hand complete line of Hats, Bon
nets, Velvets, Silks, Ribbons, Feathers.
Flowers etc. Stamping of monograms
and other stamping speciality.
Embroidery work. German knitting
and Bergman's Zephyr yarns a speciality.
MRS. SARAH PFEFFERLE.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-08
Die Geier Wauy,

"Die Geier Wally" is one of thosf
plays in which the coarse mingles with
the tender and where love is like dial
mond in the rough, as strong as we fin
it anywhere but dimmed at times byits
unnatural surroundings. In Geier WaN
ly, the bold mountain girl, the love of
the woman is in part subdued by the
love for the ruggedness of the rocks and
the wildness of the nj ght which she courts
but it breaks out on certain occasions
and then it appears all the stronger and
nobler by the contrast. Standing alone
in the mountain crevices defying the
lightning and exulting in the thunder's
crash she is one thing, while coming to
the rescue of the one she loved when
others dared not do so, she is another.
The sentiment of the author in both is
intended to be grand, and to be able to
portray each with even mediocre success
is ability that is worth possessing. Miss
Ella Setter attempted the task, new
and risky one among amatuers. and that
she did herself credit, the large audience
conceded. 1t was difficult role, but was
mastered beyond expectation and especi-
ally SO in the exciting scenes of the fifth
act.
MI. Gustav Fischer as Joseph whs
greeted with applause, The minute be
stepped upon the stage. He always adts
easy, seldom OVERRIDING things, and On
this occasion he was unusually apt in his
portrayal of the apparently careless bdt
actually well-meaning lover. Half, il
not more, Of acting is in the naturalness
with which a man follows his role, and
in this respect Mr.. Fischer seems to car
ry the confidence of all who see him.
The play seemed to hinge almost en-
tirely upon these two parts. Other play
ers were introduced to relieve the same
ness, and in some of these roles or rather
in the manner in which they were given
there was much of genuine merit.
The scenery for the play was new and
appropriate. It helped to a great extent
to make the play interesting and the ar
lists who prepared it were frequently
cOmplimented on their work. &
The play will be produced again on
next Sunday evening, and those who
were not permitted to witness its first
production owing to the large crowd
which filed the hall will be able to do
so then.
Salt white fish and smoked Whitofsh,
smoked salmon, cod6sh salmon and hall
but at Pfeferle & FeNscke' 5.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-08
New Harness ShoD!

The undersigned has started harness
shop one door north of Klossncr s. Muel-
lers hardware store. l will keep on hand
complete assortment Of light and heavy
harnesses, saddles, collars, robes, whips,
and everything that pertains to the sadd-
lcry business.
Fine custom work speciality. l in
vlte an inspection of my goods from the
public. JOHN j. KRErscH. JR.
minnesota Street New Ulm.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-08
Do you @odr SS1j @S1bj0os

have an exclusive stock of the cele-
hratcd Tar!>ox and Schliek shoes, rubbers
and rubber goods. l make speciality
Of infants. children's and misses tinefoot
wear and Invite the trading public to
careful examination of nv goods and
prices before buying elsewhere.
HENRY ScHLorrMAN,
Courtland, Mimi.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-08
New Harness ShoD,

| have bought out the shop and goods
OF JOS seifert and to the general public
extend an invitation to come in and
lock at my stock of light and heavy har-
nesses, whips, collars horse blankets robes
etc. F. J. Backer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04
.r,xo,A. s,R-r .oS .sson.
J.., u HaSio Nov Hs.'d~nt Of
lNaidr, r~Nas

RI, rhunN Republican S"n" w"'Nr
n,,.. tulh-hcd au account, uf the uigaul.
~. 80 81 the TERRITORY Wy ia" ruu;"d'r,ry
~ .HN the net Il IT," confederate rnn,i"-S
.r.l the proclamation 10y Jri'i~nu Pawn"
rur information was gathered '"m th"
Confederate War journal 81 "" York.
t. which paper thi"f Jur,.r" lNh"r AL
lrrWRri wr,,tr desiring thr lu .nii"h "i
a 1t II territorial officers a. tel ~
r,s organization The u. " "a'h-
at ;h" nn,icc Il H. Charles
NJ shannon, who re-
Ia .rz ,c ,utrrrsuug rr,S,I' W" 'I"'
tory OF ,hr CRY urN'i 20" o." N
pnnt3
San,a Fc. y NJ, oct ~, l,& Th"
enclosed clipping from th" la.' SSH" ~
your paper attracted my Ntt"u. nom
the following fact mut" than any ".t"r
iru. John II Baylor, now lNwG nj
| CvRld", Texas, Ru own c'urIu 1t NY
mother, WAS governor Il Al r"ua hS hI'.
Ipiutmrut from the tuuf'7l"iAt" govern
| mrui Formerly the lin" between Arizona
| aud New Mexico ran east aud w"r,, aud
/ " iIlI" liAN Iut NhH ENrlNuf lht h'Hl ~
/ government wAH at M"sll,A, now Hn al.
mu-t ur-,rt"i town uu ih" RIu Graudr. II
] u ua Ana ,'uuutN. New Me ,cu GENERA
! lh,N'u,. Wuib governor captured AM
dr-Itu,ru Futt FiInuir. on the ] b,
| rHhlur. l"luw M"-iIla; truk part ~ ~
rtt,lrs ~ Val Nriylr aud Pigeon Ranch
y VI conducting the latter. and made
ngsrrsstN" war ~ ~" Apach'r THIS VA
WaS ,Hirivd tu su'u an extern, that !
brought about his removal, He sen, ~
- team ~ l-,is,u,pi ho-r I" C~rk's can
| SON aud Alnudu,ri II. that the Alach"
might .rt It and hey did. For thus Hc
Jefferson Davis d"uapl"d his rrs'gna
uuu AO.I .his hr returned tu his huu
Iu r.sar n,'u Was" lru,,d Anrmlrr uf ih
cot -, ,ral'',unL irHs
,",,"lnl 49,. rui' pa ,ia,rd, ~ nuy
1n .rNHS war ut Independence: uilEi
! ruugt ~. r.ca uf lu" 49, .Hr "gaugri - f.,
'ir ur,rus" uf s'lIri~ against Indian
,Hi ,J,' u,u."r,iud 80, u,'' iuu I"l; h"l ~
Zoo Cd. ,hu o." ~" "uucI. tu.r"s AMI J."
nru ~ many hN,il"- against bora"
.uIi.uS uud mnia.dI = lud.,ur.
'Hhi- h.u"r Is uui .i'"u VITA ANY v."'
It uuph,,luu. o., '.r,lv tu inr's,ail tH
I"plS ,u.Jut.r ,iuL", r'o,uc- at least u
tar ~ 40" ui~l .,uN 'rurr ut Arizona
concerned. 'un' ll~, & tur officers Z
, published 10 t.r tnnurl"r,," War Jum
nal. Voc = AZ,
CM. NuN>>o>.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04

The ,pNslppmgnt of irrigation In tbs
,,.,,.r, ,,,..s am IN sr,.. ~ hard tim, :.
O.. T. ] uia,nn, the irrigation rlrr.
Ln. n,rn Lrrpiny for s,a months n recon,
,r ,.-.ruc,inp. and nuirr .inu. NV
49, ,sid ho. "-hnws $50 mv,u.n,nrs
,o,. ned. a cauinl If $3.50. 900. uoo and d..
ua. ooO ar,rs ,,.r;aimr !. IN isama
Ter .nr aston, snnrni. when w. consider
hy, ror,I, ;o,, rnud ,inns have prevail
.I Al Iy,sI s1o.ouo. pon If il,.. .r,rI,Al IL
in cu.,or.:.,- for ne reclamation Of
.,.,r.s II =. 40 n. .,.S. : Oon rrr * and no..
u,n MIRO. 4 r,nr.,,.s urirlLnhuul
or rnp,rau,,y ~, r.s ~ nii;a,inn.
IN. =. .-r,t dcy.inrrrnt - ,arprrv in
Colorado. Con eel C..l, orria aud Idaho.
1, wusL,r,,,p ',a d,,.lnrmrut i. some,
.i.,, ,r,,p,ous In l,s,, ,hr,,, wee mo-,
,,nu n.,,.s under dich IN wps';,v,ou.
=, ,.,, ,..., ...... .i..,....
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04
whe are "tsriaxos 2"

The Two Republics says The follow.
ing explanation II the origin IL the wori
"gringo" (Which i, il perhaps unnrces-
Sliy /" also explain IL Mexican for for
e.gncrsl has at least ia" merit IL in
gcuui,y Sundry English vessels, /, ~
said, did long time asu east anchor utf
MAlatlan, and Jack, as his time hnnored
custom. ,u"k An early opportunity 81
going ASHORE and getting drunk. SIEVE
raj nf them were pArading the streets
and singing, aud ia" s"ug among others
tina, particularly caugh, the Mexican ear
was hat old friend II Englshmen, com.
mencing "'irrn grow the PUSHES, oh"
After that, whenever Jack hove in sight,
1t waS customary Ia remark, Alui vi"nen
lbs grrru-lrnws," and "g.eru grow"
very snn got Ia be written aud pro-
nounr,'l gringo and has stuck Ia the
foreigner ever since.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04


Jr-e" wucrlock arrived ,rum ~" "ns,
last u.gnt
" Adams il in the cny Tor few
days nor wmsl"w.
There arc e., ,u,N.o pupils in attend
au," uu Tia" Las Vegas academy.
Paul u Stone 4 Bar,lar, who If teach
NIX -rhu"l at Ch,0l, viii b" Ia ia" city II
few DAYS
a j. =. M"r', II tn" Alhuuurrlur
Coal Co. has h""u continued ,r hl- r,.om
with illness ,ur the past few days
T. K Gah"l went ur, uu h,s special ear
last urlht t. max" ,hr ran :" thu end Il
the read John M"orr accompanied him
+. II SulI'r II cuu,i'"sriuy ium "a
-hur; hul sever" ,llu"s- aud II able To
rom" down 10 his lltc" ~ hus'n"S to-day.
H., W l. C,th"ns was passenger
"u "a" late train last u .h. II" has been
"a Chicago as u drlrSa" to ,nc Episcopal
council
\ gang ~ carpenters have been at
wu"N Ia" pa, two dH,- making repairs
,o 10" d"po, pa,.orms ,nd walks leading
to ia" same,
Application for tn" survey ~ the So
corr" to-, grant II tu l." mad" /" the
surveyor general 10y orlcr II the Socorru
ely council.
JHh Chavez and James Smith came up
f,um IL" Junction. where they met the
two par, rs - ~ and 80 men, and kept
,Irm moving un suutiwald.
MR.. J r. r. Phil 49, w'G, II Chief
tl"rk PA lips If Auditor WaIrh's office.
arrived from Chicago aud ST. Louis
wnilr IA the east the lady visited rrln-
tivrs in Missouri
TIL" nGars Il III" New Mex 'o town
company ar' in rNr"l,ri, hands At the
meeting ia Santa f. y,e,'niay II L. Wal
do wns elected president; r. =. S,ovrr,
wee president, ami X j palru. Treasurer.
Lnr|s'urgcrs ARE fearing hu invasion
from uNmps, aud the pr"pl" e that
lucali y arr lGrpIInE I" Trriyr the die.
tinguish"d Visitors viii open arms
>h"tIuu- and siA sh"",rrr ARE ia de.
mNud.
II. i. owen passed hrst-claSs r.ami.
nation yesterday afternoon for admission
To- the bar ~ New Mexico. Harry will
make n tns'-claSs lawyer, nod may yet
ler"me "hit ( justice Il the e,at" II New
MrkiCu.
Cob T., =. Pearson. Tenth Infantry.
shattered NJ Sau,A Fr, il in the city for
ia" purpo-" of inspecting the accounts of
Paymastrr witchcr, III" army rrgula,l mr.
mluiridg monthly inspection IL the az
ruuuts Of Il 'shursing officers
SANDY nonahu", sheriff II C"cnnino.
brought two prisoners FROM Utah on No.
s fIun the north. lie has been out 80
days aud tok his men ont on the late
train west The prisoners ATE charged
with horse stealing and ether offences,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04

A"f 'sNshsa ANN
The ,arcs Il the United States Va
stephen NJ Folsom came up again ,hs
~ the dirlrict court, aud the
United states attorney, in support Il his
application for continuance uf the cases.
submitted statement IN wridng, which
was. IN substance, to the riirc, that hr
was rutitltd tu "A cuntinuanc" " the cAH-S
NJ the drrt term after their beginning, ~
a matter II right, II he were not r"a'ly
fn trial; tina, the tim" which hal Ella psed
since the filing II the indictments on ,he
18th Il October. ISg3. hal been insult.
cicut fnr him to prepare the cases for
trial aud that he hal therefor, made no
effort in that direction. In opposition tn
this. il WAS shown 10y the Aifdavitr ~ de-
f,'udAntE counsel ihA;. ~ far back NJ the
i2th II October. the attention II the Unit
rI States attorney hal been called Ia the
puasihility of indictments h"ing found
against Mr. Folsom. and he hal nj that
dcsi,,.d an immediate trial. and Won Il
ark for il fanny indictments WEI" fnuni.
It appeared nl-" that similar statements
were mad" tu the United Stats attorney
on the l7.h "f ucjn' 'r aud again on the
| lth Il hHH l~,.l M, rr II ruuI mun
talk alru 'uwu that ,hr Indictments w. IS,
ne, formally r'tururd mi" court, uuiI
urai s ,Wn weeks after the hal hreu
a,.ua' ruui 10y the grand Juy.
| w.. i- the fourJh time tia; ihcs,
um .,. have been h"tu" ,Ir cour, ~
o." ,I.r. dnu. strongly uL'ng a,s claim
,.aa u mediate trlal It was ~ 4 %,
d.. .. ..I~,f Wat -" s,a "m"1t - ~, iced
IS ..r ~ al S,a,"s n, u.r"' y ,,nuu,"d
. i.rrl ing more than htug 'rc'ar. 81
uu as - mat :, was az ,uss' -" ,ur diu
'u. a. r,lly iur rial. " luI, ~, su'h
I,.ru Sluw'"grs tuwIN tMds % zoos hlr
80 hat the cuut could Judr" uf -" Va
iur o. his irasuns I Ice court. however
hrd TIA, the sta,rncu, ~ the lu,i",
Safes atturur", IN Ter the H'u,tlun uf hit
official cath. IA; there hal not been ~ NJ
made i, necessary NJ n matter uf law, &,
giant ,hr coh,in auc"s. AID thc case
have gone uN"r t. tdc March term II la
count. bat arr ~, down Tor TRIAL on ia,
tdlN, day Of ,l,a, term.
This Rc ,ul 90 -" court WAS evident,
n =. Ser dis, " continent Ia ,hr dcirndan
anl To- nis cnluscl. who insist that Their
In nohluS ur criminal nature in ,h
transactions upon winch thr iHd.c,men,
az based. AVID lat ne time was u-,si's
81 prepare for rc drfrns". as they wer
absolutely c"ria'r that the charges woul,
mel, ave-! ia 30" !u.,'ir ~ ofsn open tria
ia tie court r-,n like mist before IA
morning sui, lfthey are correct ia tai
opinion, Ia" tuit"I States Attorney ma,
Ia, rrAit"r nav" ihr modification of discov
"riug that hr has uuwit,iugly been mad
the instrument for the qualification II per
-"nAl EMMY, and that he has done
gii"vous mi ustice to one Of our best citi
EenH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04

Notrr hamc student " New Mexico, 1
we'll ~ " every state anil teri itory ~ the
unrd States. will mourn his lnss, for hc
wns h,lo>"d ny all who knew him
Among th,~r who knew Inn well arr
pi-,ric, Attorney j. 4. Anch",n, FELL,
lacA, thu Oicrr boys. filadrlfp linca. and
the ArmU"- During h- life tim" the
great institution { learning Il NWrr
pam" has hourizhrd wonderfully, And IL
to-day monument Ia his zeal for rinra.
ton The heart II many Notrr Dame
student II hllrd with snrrow ,o Know that
heath has claimed their hnnup-l pr,'si.
,l.pt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04
Erroneou. Cessas,

II II not known, and probably never
will lee, whether ar not Mr.. Newell. who
had charge II the irrigation statistics Of
the last census deliberately falsihed his
returns. Tha, he Was incom rrtent, how
ever. IN certain. According a. his figures
III ,hr regular census bulletin No. 10,
,hr number 1T itIgat"rs and irrigated
farms If put nj 3.OSa, aud irrigated area
uf New MrN eco at II. 7Ii arr, =. with aver.
agr or ih,ry.onc acre. per farm
Ezra bulletin M. ~, l"v"t,L Ia the
ownership ~ farms and homes. states
tia, lLe total ndmhrr II hm,'ies owning
or renting farms is H.il There arr not
one hundred farms ia New Mexico on
watch water IL not nruHrially applied
MIR, Newell is therefor IN about "OO, 900
acres IL. the amount e land actually ir.
rigatcd and over 5000 ia the number a.
nlgAturs.
He hHd motto" Il the hlsity "f his state
m-uts through such men az Mortimer
Whitehead, national lecturer II the
Grange, and Col Richari j, Hinton, then
chief IL ia" Irrigation Inquiry, He liar
always augrlly adhrrsl Ia his cnuncia.
tiouS, ucvrrthrlrsS Time has made the
west even, Thee" latest statistics ~
homes aud farms plar" New Mexico in
her true light asa prosperous aud grow
lng irrigated region The pity il that he
west sh"uld h" sahdl~l with the incnm-
p"t"ucy and ign"irnc" Il such men Mr.
Newell IL. and was when he tabulat.
eel hir false statrm"ItS, n grngrHpher in
the I. ;. geological survey New Mex.
can
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04

Shafrr, Tia" confidence man mention
81 in these columns last week, together
with his pal ar' in jail, for the MrIi-
can authorities order II their arrest sev
rral days age A man in Tucson was
swiudl~i "ur ~ S94 IN Ly shafrr I'm let.
ter like the one We descril'e,l last week
ard Nh III Pasn man was trying Ia send
Shairr the same amour, when hr learned
of the swindle No less than $1,000 Vac
sent To Shaier through the express office
at III Pass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04
stock Hhipn-ntH.

W, A. MnuE accompanied I" the city
last nigh, shipment II lfrrru cats If
cattle which were loaded at MagrlalrnH
AMI billed for Omaha. lie returned tu
silver city on this mornings train where
hr will load train for III, same market.
W X, Campbell returned last nigh,
from silver city where hr has been SUI.
rrlut"udiug the shipment 81 some cattlr.
Fifteen ears u cattle were rhirIn.d from
Springer yesterday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04

We Offer Ops Hundred Dol are Howard for any
cas-. - tatArrh that cannot bs eOrsd by rLlS
y =. CHENEY A. co, Propr., Toledo o.
We. tho un1isrsisnsd. have known y. J. Chsnsy
FOE the last Is ysAfs, aud believe him perfectly
hono abls in ali business trarsartiuns and 40
AnciAlly able 10 carr ont aay obligation made
10 their name.
a VI A TrSS1s; haisS.sis Drntsl... Iolsdo'
glsis, rolelo, y.
Halle siAfrh Cure 10 taken nt~raAlly, acting
directly upon the bl,,od ami mucsJas surfaces ~
the systssa. Prios. lie, yer hottie. gold By Ll
drusaisla, TsstiaaoaiAls tres.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04
ntr~e,a 10 he slpeuea.

The survey II North BroadwAy u The
rity limits, and ~ New York avenue To-
O,ern avenue in Ia. Perea addition. ia
about completed, Maps, etc will he hed
with the city corncil at it, next meeting,
and that b"ly il expected to ori"r work
ou ,hr STREETS named Ia hr pushri IA com
p'cduu, N sufficient nuni'"r of residents
having ilri a I've, ton Ia that effect.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04
Lave Tow a,

nen,ing Will be- the hve'est town In the
territory res week. Besides the features
ur tne ,,nvrl ON there will be cirrus,
hallono ascension and pArachut" jump,
the ca",s ~ Quren Esther. the X Il =.
grand l"dgr and ball, bicycle contests.
etc, There viii alsn b" display ot agri
cultural aud horticultural pr"iucis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04
Library Election.

There WAS large attendance II ladies'
.'.u,h~l with the Library association, at
'u" Ihrary rooms his morning To consider
m''" = covering year past Az there
D. -,l"rahlr business tu le taken up
ia" "."'''nu will no, take place to-day, in
fact II vii TAX" two dAys To complete the
work ~ hand
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04

There was a good attendance Al the
second annual hall ofthe Degree II Honor
las, night in their hall. hedler building
Tn. committees were efficient, the music
excellent. and the supper was something
to enjoy. Ifanything more could he en-.
I,ected /, would DO difficult 10 mention II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04

Tux ]BsT PLASTER namI"n piece IL
flannel with Chamherlaius Pain balm and
than any plaster when the lungs are sore
such AN applira, lion On the chest and AN.
other on the back, between the shoulder
blades, will often prevent pneumonia
There II nothing ~ g,-si for n lame back
or pain IN the side. A sore thr,a, rAn
nearly always r cured in one night by
applying flannel hsndagr damIrnrd
with Pain la IN, 10 cent bottles for sale
10y T II, burgess n son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04
Invest Year sSangr.

\ silver I,.r''r n H".' .r ".'t 49,
r.u,,. 1901 10. ,alriu luN,'.' O. .m.,.. .Dr iI
rur.ai r,'r u-r SI.ud '.. -.. ter q
= SIMMONS la,,. &c., pior pow -
den IT, the wumpu'- 'r,.f .prrS :
Headache IA thr right A,l and quickly
tm., Ju-t a. god fI n...,-Hrsr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-04
AnIairre.iinx Tram,

In ia" office Of superintendent Young,
81 wells. fa,g" n Co.. is group piciurr
II members of convention IT officers II
the company in the central ,vision The
grwlI includes Surrin,rntrn, Young,
pl,s,u, New York manager and second
vice president, Col Dudlr! Evans, also
the ruIri int"ndrnt ut 81, Lnuls, q, b,
SimpSnn