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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25
The Home Market Club Dinner.

BosTON, Mass, November 4.-The
Home Market Club dinner tonight at Me-
chauics' Hall, where I, 200 Republicans sat
down 10 a love feast of fodder and politics,
was a decided success in its way and bic
affair. Governor Mckinley, Thomas B.
Reed, Governor elect Greenhagle and 9TH
ers delivered addresses, of all of which the
recent elections and protection were the
burden.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25
nsld 20 court for Insgal selIag.

PABKERsBURG. w. Va, Nov. "a
s. Il. Cram, Alice Bailey aud i. O'Hara,
who were arrested at SiSterSville and
brought 20 this city charged with vlO-
laiing the revenue laws, we're given pre-
liminary trial before Commissioner Tav-
enner. The Bailey woman aud Cram
we're held to answer Indictment. O'Hara
Was discharged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25
THg INTERNAL REVENUE SECTION
OF the New Bill Causes the Greatest
Amount OF worry-Hard TO Come 10 an
A1rarmout

Amount OF worry-Hard 20 Come TO an
Agreement.
WASHINGTON, d. c., November "a
The Democratic members OF the ways
and Means Committee are experiencing
much difficulty in their endeayor to
complete the new tariff bill aod have
il ready for submission 70 their Repno-
Iican colleagues at the mesting OF the
full committee on Monday next.
There is still considerable difference
OF opinion in the committee upon GER
tain items Of the bill. and at this stage
the details of the internal revenue
schedule and the income tax proYl-
sIons are yet incomplete and somewhat
indefinite.
Indeed strong influence has been
brought 70 bear within the 'ast -
hoors 70 induce the committee "9-
don altogether the income ta-
ion: but as she position OF "
Millin, Bryan, Whiting an
been so resolnte In favor
that il appears impossi6h 7
mittee 70 abando" . if ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25

NEW YoEz, Noyomber A.-Arriveo
Steamer Columbia, Hamburg.
NV YoEK. November A--Arriye
Steamer Germsuic, Liverpool.
SorsHANPToS, November zs--Arry
Steamer Berlin, New YORK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25
OUR CARPETS ABROAD.
Consul Tansy, at Belfast Makes Quite
an Important Report
ENGLISH CARPETS UNDERSOLD

BY Those Of American Manufac-
ture, in Ireland and England.
British and Scotch Manufac-
turers Humping Themselves to
Keep From Being Shut Out
Bntirely-A ProtectiOnist Fal-
lacy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25

sDeeia. Tels0rGm % ne Rs0ts,s--
ZANEsvILLE, o., November 24.-Hat
tie Brooks, q fiteen-yeaT-Old colored
girl, was run over by Toledo and Ohio
Central train southwest Of this city,
and Instantly killed this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25
,rss1 virrlnIa rostnI Anslr.

Enlri1T IlN1gTW TC.1- H'IlEI--
WASHINGTON. November 24.-SuSaa
A. Childers was to-day appointed post
mistress az Horse Neck, PleaSantS cOuD-
ty, vice j. G.. Malone, removed, aud
Ross +. Stout, at Quiet Dell, Harrison
county, vice j. VI. COttrill, removed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25
Fire Near St. ClalrsvIlle.
4al Tsi,qr m 70 ne Re0lSrer-

SPECIAL TSlsQr M 70 ne Re0lStCr-
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., November "a
The large two story brick house of
Robert NJ. Wilkins, just north OF town,
burned TO the ground this afternoon.
The origin Of the fire was defective
fine. Partially insured,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25
Tho Blr BnIinrd Match.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, November 24.--At tho
close OF play tonight the scoTa stood: Ives,
500; Schaefer 46I Tots score; Ives,
$500; Schaefer, 2,695e> Average tonight:
runs: Ives-456. ll6, "A Aad72. Schaefcr
LA, 80, GO and 9s -~.-~~>---
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25

No OTHER sarsaparilla has the merit
to hold the confidence of entire CON-
munities year after year, as has Hoods
Ssrsaparila, 1t possesses curative
power peculiar to itself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25
Ore docks Rnrnad-

PAINEsvILLE, o., November e.
Early this morning 6re broke out about
midway on the biz ore docks at Free
port. Before it was eXtinguished four
hundred feet Of the dock was destroy
ed. The hOistinG machines fell through
the burned dock but are not badly dam
aged. The loss is estimated at $40, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25

HooDls PILLS are purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from the test in.
gradients. 25e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25

Old LADY, heard you swearing
inst now. You have bad heart
TrsmD-'.It isn't q bad heart; it's bad
tooth"
Miss Wayback carries her age won
derfulIy.well. doesn't she?" Shelves.
considering the number Of years in it."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25
love Il. I love it, and who shan dare

I love it, love il, and who shall dare
To chide me for loving my SOSODONT
therel
I've used it and blessed it, q thousand
times,
Till my breath is as sweet as poets rhymes,
Till my teeth are as white as diamonds rare
on a precious thing is my SOZODONT
fairl
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Big Fire In Coiumbus.

spe-ial TslsgrQm 20 n. Rsgl"--.
CoLUSBUs, o., November 2A-At s
O'Clock this evening the Henrietta theatre
took hre and with the Park theatre and
Hotel Chittenden, burned 20 the ground.
loss. S70O, 600, with little insurance.
n vou wish 20 nave ths best and
toie~raphic paper In the city our
door regularly every moruirf tbo
81 the Daily and sunday e. he
Register. As cents per W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-25
THB NEW REVGNUEBIL
An Outline of the Chief Features Of
the Forthcoming Measure.
LARGELY INCREASED FREE LIST

It Will Benefit Manufacturers by
the Admission of Many Raw
Materials Now Exorbitantly
Taxed-Steel Rails Gut to SO.
Tin Plate and Block Tin Go
Back to Their Old Places in the
Tariff-An Effort to Equalize
and Justify Taxation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

The reception given last evening by the
ladies' u the Lead avenue Methodist
church In the members II the church and
congregation was n very pleasant social
event. A large company, music and read
ing. the freest Of social conversation, and
delightful refreshments for the inner mar
made the time pass NJ pleasantly and ~
swiftly that the hour for dispersing came
only too soon. II is to he hoped that the
ladies will be prompted by the success II
this venture Ia arrange another in the very
near future. The company present felt
themselves under special obligations "
Meslames Fancher, Dunlap and Ives, and
Miss Rnol, and their music and reading
wer very highly appreciated,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
lFrlxaetou IN q me

iirn"rHl agent. II. =. Van S.yck. VIII
made II trip 10 the desert recently. ~.
turning uu sunday las,, n"t.-i the follow.
ing whlrh will h" II gr,a, benefit I" ret
Tiers. and, Ia II degree, the Atlantic n Pa .
cihc railroad
III" California Improvement, company.
with Headquarters al Lnr Angeles. mr."
taking nu, water 10y means Of IA suh-dan.
aud tlum" aud ditch. frum III. M"hay'
river, about four miles wrS, II lhggr,i
station, Ia lrriga,e an immense tract "f
land ahnu, xix miles east IL the above
station. The rchrmc IL calculated Ia open
up lands, at pr'r"nt 81 it'll" value. tn
r"t,rm-n, Il many people who ARE seek
ing homes ia :hr west.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
i,r.,h OF Aihcr, ,.rua.fr,a.

AI,hS n',l,.,k y.atarIsy nf,.rnonn the
~, -. -.
NV VI "'"' WI" wv "'o' ''s""'"
hh"i'Si AS citi."n ~ this COMMONWEALTH
pAan,sl AwRy--Albert GrunEfeld, one 10
nur ol,lr.t r,.ui,I.uta. In mo- more. For
H.. ...L. Al. u,,.,,,, h.. ,n
WV" f"''' wv '"'''''" 'a'
c"nhnrl h MS hei' prior to Wh'ch uihe ne
had suffered greatly from diabetes. Therr
WAS no imm,,linta alarm. sAid DIR wr,th.
.,,.,I;,,, ,h,.i,,., ,,, 1t, 80,
WV "'''''s '""' '"' "eA" "','
nnrhlr,tedly' due pf"hnhly !" heart iail'
urr
Altar, Grup.r,.,d was born oc, "a.
IsiG. IL, ,b, city nf Hamburg. GERMANY.
mi cams. 1, ,hi. t,rri,nry in 1878. lncnt.
Ina. nj santa y, in ,ant wear "A. as.o.
c,n,rI with sni.yrIh.r,, hrs as n na,, /.
n,r. and ,rmain,L IN IN. cnnitaI until
I>;s. when Ia. cam. Ia old Albuuu.r,n.
T., ,,,,,.s,.n, IA. hons. "A. n Ira, liner In IN,
hns,n,s. IN that ,lac,. In IN. fall ni
i,si th. trm removed ,o IA, p,-..n, ln.
nan ~ ,h.ir aurc...nr. Grunss.lJ
A Go. Piy. v.nrs later IN. dc.
''..,.,,I .,.,,,,,, a., .,n,,r., Ln.i,.s. a..
srirrrll.rps retiring
sn,n,. cur y,.,,. a., Mr. G,,,.G.,J r..
ur.J Damn i9s;n..s J,srn.in, ~ h;s IN.
,,.r,.s, ,n AIn,I AMI RE-, Ia,
n.rh,w IA. Lnsin.ss cnnti,u,,,, mil,
,h. 6rr' nam. ~, ,;,nnsS,lJ n a. So,
49,, '',,' 49,, I.,,......I h,s -. ,'c.
.a.n,' h. ~ '.,, m
",,,., r,,,,,,,I'.,.,,' "''
a., G,,''I 1t. -,
"a 80 Co.. Inv. ,o,LT" "''"@
c'',.n..,I H., ,.". -. - a., ra,n
,n.,,.,ai ,'i'l, 40 ,,s,Ja,, a., ai,n
hni,,i;n., ,.;,,,,, Th.. Iii ~ a.
a.. y, IL; Il,.i,h i.o,., hi. go. w. Wv W
n..n.a..,I 80. . IN, s,"r so, and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

J"rhua Reynolds LIAR placed t"r table
h"rrtofnr, used in the ruoms Of the d.
nrvnlrnt ass,-' intinn. in III" library r"om,
which offer the ladies II the Library ss-o-
citation greatly apprecia," tn" b"'ks
which were ia usr at ia" Benevolent as-
use
At the present time there ARE good
many visitors !" the r,nms. largely stran-
gers, who hnd the cosy quarters n pleas
ant r'sort
The library il l. TX reinforced by FIRE.
quen, additions in ne way IL papers ard
bunks, the lack II funds Icing the only
drawback to cnlarging more literally,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

the fac, II the prevailing financial str,n-
erncy the speaker idly took that a. the
very haris ~ his disconrse From this.
presumably, hopclc@ field for thanks.
giving. he drew number 70 lessons
which " hc,Sl,vl by us ~ people would
hc NEE, fruitful riur- ~ Thanksgiving
The discourse VAS lngical, beautifully u.
lur,ra,,ri. and held throughout the clos-
~, attention II the large congregation.
The excellent music furnished by the
Mc,h"lrr, choir added very enjoyable
feature tn the occasion. A liberal cnllec.
,,on fr the needy was taken w, and will
be- placed IN the hands u the benevolent
suri-ty for distribution
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
Literary society.

Prrruan, \" call III. colorcd citizens
held we'll attended meeting last evening
"a, the A. N. Il. church for the purpOss II
organizing literary scirty. y. III,
Sims ,all,-l the meeting To order, amer
which e, &, Crockett was chosen iemiTr-
AIRY chairman, aud Miss Eva Buckncr
TEMPORARY S"cre,ary. They then pro.
ce,1le'l /" 80 into IermSnrn, organization
&. &. Cr-krtt was chosen permanent
president; Rev, W Sanders. vice-prcs.
idrut Mir + NJ Sims, secretary; Mr..
q Hutchinson, treasurer executive com
mi,tr", + NJ Sims, W l.. Crrkrt Au'l
Mrr Eva Bucknrr, An-rA short and in
t"rrstlng program, they then ADJOURNED
"a meet at ahuvr nHm'-l place on neat
Monday evening NJ o'clock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
mr. Tieraey .Ieelines.

The New Mexican sAys: Martin \.
Tie'ney. Of Albuquerque, who ON sA,ur-
day las, was appointed by suih Berg.
man assistant superintendent, at ths I-sni-
Tertiary, has declined To accep, the
place, For nine years or more he has
served M assists nt foreman at the A. Il
y, shops and his services are valued by
the Company. Upon learning that ths
appointment, had been rendered him the
~ilr'ad company gave him an increase
In salary and he has therefore decided To
remain in Albuquerque. II 10 understood
tina, n Mr.. Merrill, IL ChamA, at present
guard at the peniien,iary, Ia an APP
plicAn, for the position declined by Mr..
Trrney,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

At the Clair to-day there met II com
mite" "f the New Mexico Medical society.
pr ", X Upton. president. To consider
ia" bill prepared under the auspices IL
the New York Academy IL M,-iicin" for
ia" establishment If bureau IL public
health under the United States treasury
department.
lfadop,ed 10y congress. this will put all
affairs 81 quarantine and inter. state san
i,ary matters under control of central
powerful commission composed of mem.
tiers appointed 10y ia" pr'sId"n, Of the
uuit,-I Stat-s from all parts If the cuun-
try,
The New MrhIr" committee consisted
If prs Symiigt"n and llarrnuu. IL Santa
E"; Atkins AMI Marion, of Las Vegas
Wrrth aud Raster 81 Albuquerque, 10y.
nn-. Il Las Cruces, aud Williams. of Sill.
yer city.
The piNlrus'd measure was heartily en-
dnrs"d 10y this committee New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

Mr. NJ LING. q student frum Roswell
Dr. Cr~son pass'Si very satisfactory
examination and received y certificate.
Mr. Lnng will have b" Try II again
The law which regulates the practice
" medicine In the territory WAS discuss.
~i at length and |, Was decided 10 ,ak"
steps AT an early day Ia more strictly rn.
frrc" this law,
II was resolved tina, any applicant who
may Il" deHir"us II standing an rAamina.
tion between the regular meeting. "f the
h"ar'i can do ~ ny presenting himn"li
before the members -! the lrnrl at Alhu.
gucrlue, Lac Vegas aud lastly at santa
Re.
Adjourned in meet again NJ Nlhupu"r-
IN" at the call II the prrsrlrut New
Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
Notice OF Trustee's Aaie.
u. l. Rodey.
John y. VIII and Martha y. P.se.


Becanse I'm III. yth day Of MAY, iss!, John y.
Will and Lucia Will his wife, ~ Hernaiillo
county, New MEXICO, male their de~d 81 srust "
the undersigned "a srcdr- unto Martha \. Iass
q promis~ofi note thesein ment iOhed for the sum
of two hundred and tf'J dollars f2'sD, pay able
one lear after said date with " per cent intsrest
p.r annnm thsr.on, which sad trust d~si IL re-
s3risd 10 b.k I, pHs, 81. Of the r.oords OF
Trust D~-~is 81 liernalillo county, N. n. thnr-by
conve. ed Ia trust proJsrsy de~cr,hsd ~ follows
Oae certain prop"rty b"ins .i,uate-i N the
t'Sn ot Nsrvlar, county of befnAlillo and terri
ery ~ N-v Aexic", and l--cri b.-i NJ follows
!o Wit Tn. proI~rty h-ins scv.n'y -one (iD yArss
Il. track, Aad ab,ut sixty 100 yarn. m orr or ic~s
On the sssi sal. % said rsilruad and Ia l.pgth
from the boase OF bus.ialupe ii.cs 10 the Rio
,irande; there b"ins a house composed OF foar
~ r,sins. also an the eat -ids of tho railr,ad
through said land. and bslns boand..i q. III.
an. Apodara, on the sou'h b, pro.er,y 81 js.S.
asSs. and on the .s., B b. he hi" Grand. az
Pedro Garcia on the i2ih la, 81 JULY. iso b. b,
nsnn.l iopsz and Sn.AnA Ap'siA,a De I0~s
wife and q, . ,ha ssid d. :; { rs:o, p, in W.
c,ansy, ". NJ. aud teins the same pra,es'y
thsrsrfts< transferred ~ an. T. A, hrovn 10 the
ssd dated H. i-si sna xh pss'i s,, ~
dsed u also rctordel in Book "a, ~ the aid
rscos Il. a, page 10. and using tho same piece u
and her husband To John i. Viii. "'"''"'s
And becsns. the .aid nss Ia nov oysr,iue and
unpaid, i.sether With the intsre-, thsreon, and
that In case of default In the payment 81 all
note End intstvst, etc., then 90 the application
N writing ot the holder at Aaid note tho UNDER
scsibed premises In the manner now beinE dons
and Ca be don~.
Nov. therefore, In consideration Of the prrm-
IN and are beins piled, and bccanss Of the
power vestyd W me, In Wdar Ia pAy said dsbt,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

II II needless I" say that the thirl an
uual hall Il thus organization was sue.
cr1r in every particular. II came nt IA,
Armory hall On "Wednesday evening and
ia" members IL the company together
with their fellow trm"n appeared IN IN Re-
form Fully one hundred and twenty
couples danced tu :hr music ~ Rupl@'s
orchestra, which WAS preceded by en-
c"llru, music by u"r First regimen, band
who Appeared IN their tasty drvss uniforms
furnished fN,m ia" office II the adju-
,ant general AT Santa f.
Prumptor Crns-an uifciat'd in salts
factory manner and the supper WAS II
surprise, this hrIng the effort Il Palmer
x Rrulrndar who were NJ their best
Rarely has more satisfaction been "x-
prrssed in regard I" the menu IL an EN-
trrtAnmeut of the character offered hy
this hrn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
ALBUQUERQUE, DrC. =. 1898



Som" one distributed \ =. A cArls ia
This city last night
To-day Is lnHur rli-'r, ,pl n n feast iay
At ~ Ranches A,rscu Acro-~ the river
4 hailr will b" held ,hrr' t"-utrh'
A l.. Robinson. 4 New York. Whu hAs
been ~ several y"ar- II regular winter
sy"u7"r ia th- H'y f,r tie h"uch, II bio
health, arrived las, night AMI lr \, the
san F'lirr.
G. &. HAL viii ~ g. khu-s- II'y 60.
night. aud Will rr-umr hi- position ~
travelling pnlrsmAu Lum iSH' huu' "u
~" r~ni. AMI expects g. hr r-Il-u'l iy
New Mexico
Edwin Burt. cArulrr Il wrIl- Fang. 4
Co.'S. IN at 90 tins murr,rs tur th,
N"rllr- whrr' hr vii eat turkey Tho
N",-ilr- -""ius - have Au attraction taf
the young man
Frank Ice hA- r.>lgu,-l hr- I--i',au ~
r. l. Ws-hluru \ Go IS. and vii ru'"t
hi- fathers law office Frank n On" ~
~" hr sh'".' young ura ~ the city. AMI
Will MAKE g,.I lawyer
Missr- Gwrudoliur Fluruoy and Maud
Talbot gave "SwaIl AMI Early" ~
Lnudru,o's Ian uug hal. IL 'h" CONNER
cial ,'th huAuf lAri night, II WA a
fu,p.t pleasant -n,ial event
NJ T. >Amu and \ T. Crt-ly came
IL. Il. o.. "a
hours hun. IN thr vicinity e les L.uas,
With - hi, nag Il l.'.r-" ami IA. ~ ono
gous' -hu, 10y MIR '"sly w"lehrd 81"
v"uaud n half pounds
Commercial travellers were numerous
among the ariiyB'~ uu the incoming
tr,ius la~t me,t aud in,s morning Th"s'
gentlemen hay" better "rp"rtuui,y than
any other travellers of oh@rrN ing the r,.ln-
nv" conditions uf different partitions ofth'
cuuu,ry aud th"y all SAY that Alnupurr'
que r. the l"s' town III IA" west, aud that
the effects 1T harl tunes arr' lrs- "hs"rv
able her" than ia any other plac" IN the
western country which they HAY" visited
III" Optic Il yesterday says Mr.
Srangl"r, u young gentleman from York
Penn "n rout" I" Albuquerque. died II
thus ctty SUNDAY. aud ia" news was N
our,. flashed over thr wI,'s To- his lr,thrr
In G. II Srang"r, at York f"S'eria,
ia" ductur photographed the sA,i INTEL.
ig-m,- I" Chas Il. Nrwhall, AT Alhuqu"r
que, h" arriving IN the midnight train 4
attend Ia the proper disposition II the ~
mains. Consumption war TIA. cause -
ia" death
THK ClrLEN r'c"ived pl.asAn, cal
thus morning from Joseph Mulhatton, th'
n",'Ni sensational story teller, lie If nov
engaged IN placer mining on the Chami
river IN the northern portion If this ter
ritnry, aud says hr d-s not have time e
indulg" in his pleasant diversion. IL tax
ing m the daily papers with sensations q
TIA" scientific aud bloA cupiling order
Mr., Mulhattou IN a pleasant man T." meet
AMI has merry twink" in his cy" III
vselt'd Ia" Dolores placer mines y"strr
day. and found about forty placer miner
husily al work with dry washers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

AlHrquERQuE. Nov. 30, ISIS.

AlHtQuERQuk, Nov. 20, 1888.
Eltor Citizen: In reply a. MIR. Grants
answer" un the water question publish
ed Sunda! morning, | simply desire Ia
STATE, that any I'rrSon desiring corrubur-
alton ~ what stated in Tia" statement
prrInr,'i and which was published 10y
one Of the aldermen a few days before.
can ~ a. the records IL the distract court
in ia" INJUNCTION suit of Mcssr~ saint.
Field, Folsom, Eisemann, breaks and
others against the Water Supply Com.
pany. Wh"rr they will hnd ia" whole
matter Of n'c"rl suppor,.d by affidavit,
and the written opinion 81 Hon ~ h.
Rerguss"n gwen Ia Alderman MHnlrll On
lille. cauuut believe that Alr tilAni
pcnnei that PARTON IL the ''answrr" in
tilnAting TIA, | stated n fAls"h".l that
must hay" "rn dmie by his "p'oh .hah :"
l sincer'ly hops the question wall bc
arnicably ,,ttl,si, aud reasnnabl, water
rates tIe' Very respectfully,
Is. n, NuugN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
Aiad~rxar,sa Ra,er,a,n meat.

The Highland kindergarten entertain
ed their friends right royalty yesterday
afternoon, Ah"u, 100 guests were as-
sembled in IN" large front room aud their
hearty appreciation acted as AN inspira.
ton Ia the little folks who acquitted
themselves admirably, A few II the
charger folk" had been pressed into the
service 10y the manager II the entertain
ment. and II u no disparagemsnt Ia their
efforts Ia say that the little tots" car
ried IF the laurels. Miss Philbrck and
her excellent assistants are doing splen-
did work, and are winning we'll. earned
recognition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
Thanksgiving service.

A large and intelligent congregation
gathered In the Lead avenue Me,huli
'hnrh yesterday morning for a union
Thank giving service. The service was
conducted by the pastor, Rev. A. W. Adj
kinHon. "SSiSted by Revs Thompson,
H"igson, cr'r,y aud Sanders. Rev. Mr.
Beattie, 81 the Presbyterian church
preached = very able sermon fiom the
words II Paul. "In everything give
thanks" Instead of Atis,nI aing 10 svAds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
intN~r-ity Ex~r-,srs.

Ia" exercises at ia" University this
afternoon were interesting, aud were rn.
jryrd 10y many visitors ms well as 10y TIA"
University attendants There was music
10y Mr. irunrfrld, two vocal sol"s 10y Mrs
shinick and most excellent program 10y
the Castelar, literary society. which in
clud,d discussion on the question Of
whether Caesar or Napoleon was the
greater military genius Narh side was
ably rrpr.s, n,- bu, the drcisi"u vac IA
Vorahlr Ia Caesar.
The University adjouru~l this after
noon to next Monday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02

The following from ia" Fort Worth Tia
set,r il gnd fnr Thanksgiving reading
II the Grade wells in Jack county pruy"
M much IA IL now seems they will, the
Albuquerque road undoubtedly will b"
built. AMI there IA nu doubt hut that the
wells will prove a. lig aS they look Not
much has h"en sAid rgarilUR th" dis
cnvrry IL there wells, for the reason that
the oil has not yet been tally analyE"d
The wells are situated ON the proposed
Fort worth and Albuquerque railway.
And AZ som AZ the analyza,ion IL mad"
the project II building the Rad will s~nn
again l." pushed 10y III" For, Worth peso
Pile, who ARE heavily Interested IN the
newly discovered oil region
Much ha- been said IL III" building Ia
Albuquerque. hut, a. II known, il il not
yet built but the prospect II now bright
for its construction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-02
AlN Reward. AlAl

The re dee ~ this Apsr will be pleased 90
learn that th' re- 10 At least one dreaisd disaass
that science has bsen able To Gu In eli Of lie
y the only p.aitivs cure known 90 the medical
fraternity. Caiasrh bslna = constitutional dls-
sAssS o. Quires constitutional treatment. Halle
Caiar Tore 10 taken internally. acting direotlX
On tho bl I'D and mucous ssrfsess Of the systsel,
thereby destroying tho Foundation Of the dls
ease, and giving the patient strength by building
~ the constitutlon and assisting nature In do
Ing is vort. Tbs proprietor have 90 much
faith In IL eurAtiss. povsrs that they Offer Ons
Hundred hollars Tor an. ease that u falls TO
euIs. Sind for list Of tsstimonials,
Address, v. J. CHENEY a CO., Tolsdo, o.
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