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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-08-31

Does the Times advocate the free trade
policy of its party as expressed in its
platform, and does it believe that such
policy will be enacted into law? And
If so enacted what effect does it think it
will have upon our manufacturing In
dustries.- lSauk Centre Herald.
The Times advocates the policy ex-
pressed in the Democratic platform Of
1898, to wit: That the federal govern
ment has no constitutional power to
impose and collect tariff duties except for
the purpose OF revenue only" We be-
lieye this policy will be enacted into a
law" and. il so enacted, we believe its
effect will be to stimulate our manufac-
turing industries by opening to their
products the markets Of the world, and
not confning them to Projections
"home market" We believe that
American ingenuity, pluck, enterprise
and energy can scoop" the world-if it
is given CHARGE. We are in favor Of
giving it that chance.-[St. Cloud
Times.
The fact that the supreme court of the
United States has decided adversely to
the democratic platform cuts no figure
with the party whose exponent the
Times is. By what process of reasoning
the advocates Of free trade arrive at the
conclusions that it viii open the markets
OF the world to our products 10 too
deeply hidden for the grasp Of the
average economist. That it will open
our markets to the products ofthe world
is very apparent. II that is what the
Times means. the HERALD agrees with
it. But there is a broad, very broad
difference-and on that difference meas
ures the distance asunder between the
two parties on the tariff question.
The Times seems to think that
American ingenuity will devise means
tor competing with the world under free
trade. This is doubtless correct-but the
Times should bear in mind that the great
element of value in manufactured goods
is not ingenuity but labor, and free
trade means competitive labor to very
much greater degree than competitive
ingenuity. Given, European wages to
American labor and we can capture the
markets of the world. But it 10 the sole
purpose of the Mckinley law to protect
American labor from European wages
and the condition of the laboring men
involved in such wages. 1t is not a
violent assumption to say that on the
average the value of manufactured goods
represents ninety per cent OF wages paid
for labor. To destroy the protective
features of tariff means reduction of
wages.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-08-31

Purely vegetable-Hood' Pills-25c.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-08-31

THE first step in the repeal of the
silver purchasing clause of the Sherman
act has been taken, the house having
declared by an over whelming majority
against free coinage and in favor OF the
Wilson bill for repeal. The following is
the vote on the sever al propositions:
BANDS 16 to free coinage proposition
was defeated, yeas, 1913; navs, 225.
The II to one amendment was
defeated-veas, 100; nays, 24O.
The 18 to 1 free coinage amendment
was rejected-yeas, 1O2; nays, 23O.
The 10 TO amendment was rejected
yeas. los; nays, 237.
The 20 to one amendment was likewise
rejected yeas, 119; NAYS, 222.
The amendment to re-enact the
Blaud-Allison act was defeated-yeas,
136; navs, 213.
The Wilson bill repeating the purchase
clause of the Sherman act was carried
by vote OF 239 to ITO.
It is an interesting piece of informa-
ton and not at all creditable to democ-
racy, that eighty seven per cent. of the
republican members of congress were op.
posed to free coinage, and about fifty
per cent. of the democrats. The demo-
Gratis and populists together would
have passed free coinage act, which
was only defeated by the republicans.
The senate is still debating the silver
question, and will continue to do so for
a week or more before coming to a vote.
The senate will follow the action of the
mouse. but not by so decisive majority.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
W hat var. Lady says.

Thursday night Hon, T. Is. Lady
pass-d through the city on hls way to
Washington CITY, -, G., to work Tor the
appointment OF secretary Of the terri.
tory, II. sHs gwen p-tsot al notice
III rnE CIrlIEN Of yesterday, and here IN
what the New Mexican has To- say about
HIM, MIR. Lady stopping over Tor u day
IN the capital town
Hon. Perry Is. Lady, Grant county
efficient representative IN the last terri
turlal assembly, ~ IN the capital on u
visit to day. lie thinks the territorial
secre,sry ship IL now IN such mudile
tat dark horse IL likely Ia step IN
eventually aud secure the PRIZE, lie ~.
umHtrd that, NJ far Rs h- ~ personally
concerned, b. IL out ~ the race. Tie
thinks neither i,or,on Miller ar Pauhu
viii get II. aud as Tor Col, Albright, he
doesn't regard his chances as pafhcu
larry brilliant, despite the fact that he
"sets two personal Letters every week
from Grover"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
itIOOd Va l.ood

Conductor luU-rt ktuse, who wac
held up iurre miles tine side ~ Cool.
ldss uu last lhurdHy morning 10y tram
rbbbers, and who, with posse " men,
has been ACQUIRING the mountains ~ the
vlclnity, returned to the city thus morn.
INK lie states that the trail ~ the men
w"s followed Tor at least twelve m,lrs,
when the trail branchei utI IN several
directions, and naturally VIA lost.
II ~ learned 10 day ;hht the blood.
hounds received from the peulteutiHry
could not continue the scent, owing t.
the dryurss OF the couutr!
II In safe 10 state that the robbers,
vito made II most lugloriuus failure, ARE
out ~ the reach u capture, although
Wm. Crane, the ranchmau ut Coolidge,
says that on "Wednesday afternoon III
rounding mp some u his horses several
sirny horses were IN the lot, but when
hn went after more horses and had r..
turned The STRAY horses had mysterious
~ Disappeared lie, however. recollects
the brands, and the posse IN pursuit 81
the robbers are working upon the brands
Hs clue,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

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healthy, try Electric Buffers. II Ella
grippe" has left yon weak and weary use
T. sc,r,c Bltters, This remedy acts dl.
rectly on the liver, stomach and kIdney1,
gently aiding those organs To perform
their functions, II you are afflicted with
sck headache you will lind speedy aud
permanent relief by taking File, trlc Bh
terra. One trial will convince Sou that
tina ia the remedy you need, Large bot.
,les only ~ cents nj DIR, Tbos. II. Bur
yesa A Sons drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

Two weeks ago Manuel Baca, alias
John Allen and Juan Montes stole from
Sau Mateo, in the county OF Valencia,
30 head % horses aud mares and drove
them TO the county " San Juan. The
animals belonged 90 Hon. Roman A.
B1ca, Don Francisco Montoys, Hon
Amado Chavez and Col Max, Frost.
Mr MOI toysl IL on h's way TO the com
" ~ San Juan IN pursuit ~ the tn eves.
New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
The " DOL Industry Again.

Wools that euld last year from Ii to
II cents are nov selling nj from To II
cents and We ARE Informed that trades
have been mad" lpN as cents.
Eastern Nonl buyers s.-m inclined To
take hold ~ hight improved clips, II they
can be got On free wool baslH, which
means from : Ia II cents per pound --
Las Vegas Stock Grower
What has Delegate Joseph to say to
this; Last fall he declared that wool
MAS then ceiling lower than was ever
known before VIII he say 30 nov, or
vii he remember the old maxim that
"sllence ~ golden" and let hls coust-
turnts draft on to that run whlrh he
has helped Ia urIug them 10; And, by
the way, wat has opened the Stock
Growers eyes 80 suddenly and why have
Its sneers at protrcton 80 very quickly
changed to ciles u alarm'-SeS NeIl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

Judge ii Is. Hamilton came up from
Socortu last night on legal business.
Judg" = y. Newcumb, ~ Lns Cruces,
"ns n passenger going to santa f,' on
lrgal business las, night
II g. Ferguson, OF the lsw hrm ~
Warren, Ferguson y Bruurr, WHO nas
been south on legal business, returned
home lnst Saturday night,
+. Z. Brown, u the fuel depart meni
oi the Santa Re road IA Mruco, spent
yesterday with his Albuqu-rqu" friends,
and left this morning tor III pnso.
Mrs. &. W Kennedy, Who has been ,o
Glendale, Cal, has returned hpmc,
bringing back her daughter, who has
been attending school IN California.
Mrs. h G.. G,-gnldt, wife ~ the as
slstHnt foreman of IL. Atlantic \ Pacific
machine shops, has gone 10 Kansas "a
n visit T. relatives aud tr,enls sac 81
poets to be absent about two muuths.
james Watson and wife and Mrs A
Morrison, Of W inslow, rame ~ from the
wees, last night, Registered at ia" Euro
pean. aud left the mn:ulag Tor the
north. They will visl, the Wotli's Far,
Mrs. Nrili Is, F,eld ana Mlss Parsous,
who have been a. New YORK. aud prlnc"
! tor, y }. on visit, and ahp took ~ tie
T F..iti .l,A u
/ arrived home. The Iadies had u zee"
/ time.
Lease Slgglus, regarded the S"nl,hIrst
, ca,tlemsn IN southern New Mexico, hlS
range being in IL. MogoIlnn mountains
/ ~ Grant and SOcorru countrr, vent
through last night ell route to the
Worlds far.
III. NJ. Manning, ~ Hartford, Conn.
and K. GIbspn. also u the -tiote east
are two pleasant gentlemen who are
waiting the city, They ar. looking oN.I
New Mexico with the View ~ lindlug a
business location.
MIsses He'll and Kate Gregg. cousins
~ Miss Madge Ray, Of this city, passed
through last night on tnelr way 10 Their
home ut isos Angeles, Cal Tue youup
LADIES' have been attending school al
Lawrence, Kansas.
T. 4. Slattsry, second vice president OF
Is. Of l.. f., headquarters ut GalesburR
. III came down from the north last Sat
urday night and went out to Williams
Arizona. yesterday lie expects 70 b,
here again 10 morrow evening.
{. l.. Mace ia arranging 10 visit Port
land, Maine, where his wife and children
are nov enjoying u pleasant vacation, II
a Few days Mr., Mace is the manag u
the Harvey lunch house at the depot
and has faithfully earned a vacation,
A. II, baker, with the Traveller In
sursnos company, headquarters at Den
yer, Col, who was ordered ~ New MeI
loo Tor the purpose Of running to sSr'i
one u that cOmpauys dishonest agents
J. =. Eagsn. passed up the road las
night Tor beaver. and While he did no
cay in % many &ords be Ist TIE infer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
Thorsuxhsrea Hor--s.

A car load Of thoroughbred horses,
mostly truttsrs, arrived At noon TO day
from California. The horses we're pur
chased short time ago by +, Hunter
~ Denver, Col, from = - Straube, OF
ia. Poplar Grove breeding farm Of Free
oo county, Cal, MIR, Hunter vent north
10 Denver last night. but the stock will
r.s, M until his return nj the stables Of
". f. Tumble 4 Go,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
ruE RENkFiT CoS,rnr.
= Musical Entrrtainment that Proved
u nlH success

IN" concert fut the benefit II tue
Albuquetpus Silver Cornet hnud took
place at Grants Opera house last Liahi,
ana although the evening Vas upItrs
slVely close, the ladies aud gentlemen
Keeping their fans constantly IN motion,
There we're present n good sized audi
ence, who demonstrated their approval
10y the numerous eucutra accorded thusc
WHO dclghted them
! THE exercises uprurd b, Nh OVERTURE
FROM the band, the members showing
that practice ctrNtes improvement Tnir
~ae followed 10y a dehsh,iu song 'rom
MeSsrs. Brown, wwuet,, Burt aud Juhu.
ston.
Mlss Beatrice Atkins, II Las Nr,aa,
then appeared before tie iDo,nghts With
her VIOLIN, and .vluc.d remarkable
familiarity with the instrument With
nh mr. ~ clevcfness that eumr mbr,rrr
have not, she caused the hpW tu grace
fully glide over tue s'tIug- aud brought
forth sweet slrHus. She Sus heartily
eururrd
Mrs, j. T. Butler then sang ~ rV~t
voice, "Sul Hs the Nrght," after winch
!" .sre. llurd, Flake aud M,rr Gilmore
rendered n deIghlful eafcuudr uu the
clariunot. curnet aud piauu
Anchored" Nae sung 10y Elliott g.
Johnson, accompanied 10y Mls, Mabel
Stevens at ia" ptSnu, after winch Mr.
Nua field rendered u difficult piece Nith
marked precision "a the piano
Part ~ the program Was concIuirI
10y Mrsnrr. sutton, Wurrkr aud k"m
m"frr giving plcasnu, rrndptruus oa the
guitar Hnd maudohns
"CltHdcl Waillrs' 10y the Uaud opened
part II, Witch NHs folluNrd b, "Od.
Folks at Home" be,ug euug to great
advantage aud IA admirable etyl T.,
Mrs. Bu,lrr. Mlsscr Stryrus, Summer,
and Jrnks. Miss Mabel liaV .ry VA,
down t. stug With the quaftrttr, but dld
not mHterlalllr on account 81 sudden
-lrkurss
Mas Mattel Si-vrns then played IA
pee" On the piano, followed 10y ! T..
Dupuy, SINGING "llratt's Sprlng llmr.
Bot" received thrIt share ~ generous
applause.
"Erhoes from the Valley" came from
Mr.. llutd on the CIHrlpnrt, when NJ -
Atkins HgHlu proved herself perfectly at
home with the VIOLIN.
"lnst Night" wns sung Toy the male
quattrtte, and the cxerclses concluded
with Good Bye My Lower" from the
band
The ladies who did 50 much 10 make
the concert u success, and who rendered
their parts tauitir-sIN, were remembered
with bouquets u tirNers by their many
trIcudr.
1. C. Hall and frN other grntlrm-u.
tot members ~ the band, added their
WORK 10 the success ~ III" entertain mrut
and "er" taurr than pleased with the ~.
crptIuu rendered the band
Manager fIuk. aud the mrmb-rs u
the Albuquerque silver uprGet baud lie
sire through TUT ClGllGN to thank the
young lHdIrs aud gentlemen VITO gay"
the concert last evening Tor Their b-ur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
The tirr at ,.aIiup

The Gallup lire, which commenced
yesterday morning at o'clock, ORGY
uated IN tho lodgiug house oi Mrs. q, Is.
johnson on Coal avenue, between Fret
aud Secoud s,re.ts, aud spread with re-
msrkable rsp,di,y. This house vac soon
consumed. aud with IL another lodging
houAs adjoining. Here . Wind Tanned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
rem W right Mere.

u u NuIut, well kuuTn minrL
iamd,aAy allied "lom" Wright, IT, 10
the city vii janice Swan, the rnhcn.
man. "lum ant the Organ m,uiGg
district, where very promlslng mlrr
suddenly pr'"r"l out, aud haH b--u proc
pect,ug N otter districts, lie hHs Hlth
MN to.dA, rnmp"s ~ ore that hook
rich, ard tie rock sal liz as.ayrd n,
once. lie 1"- not care 10 divulg- the
actual loaatl . = h,s present "hud. iur
H.. reason :, q o." lHnOt fully cnrylnc
cd that the ~. Will amount 10 much,
and therefor phI"cts 10 any publicity
should "A 'a,.r" bs sncou inferred. lie
did state, h.arver, that the "hud" ~
.omswherr nr.Se.n San Pedro and
White Oaks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
= skipper captured

W II. Wilton, IT," NtLtn l.. rYHi yard.
mn-,"r At san Mnr'nI nud ALSO "a iri.ty
-hrtlN = Np'prrp county, nnu,e up from
tie south la-t night, nlj tue morning
pat } hu Kemp uulrr arrest. Kemp
WIS IT. the avery hu-ln"sr "a, San Mar
cIhl, Nhcrr h, whs recently burned ont.
II" moved Nhh' stock hr had rolslrllls
~ u number - h.rp,-, - irN hleslrr,
same hurlursr. Ga .art Fnday he com.
m"nr,d >"urg oil hs hors"e, buSgr'-,
ct, at private sale, although there Ans
III IT," OUTFIT ~ mortgage u nearly So,
IN favor u ". j. llurnn. - Snu Mar.
riu'. That night he lett Sururtu with
It's" horace, Tire" hnggl"s nru rryrfh,
srt- ~ hnrurs- Tor Albuquerque, hni ru
route here sid one u tie hugStr- ~ Sc
len. III" matter ~ krmp'- departure
"a" autographed To Mr. Hanna ~ san
MHrrnal from Sururru, and Deputy SHEER
~ Wilton cent after krmp. lie Hu-
found the morning ~ camp AT Van
llurn"'s on north Fourth street with live
hure-E, twu buHsirs, lot u hhrurss AMI
tVu saId,r- aud hr will bc taken t. sian
MhrrIHl Tomorrow morning. the hurp-s
aud goods h"Iug Slapped later on. Kemp
-tntrr that L- Intended erliIug IT," cat.
NJ, after which l." WOULD rrrl a." muury
thus uhtturi t. MIR llauua lie hnr
undoubtedly got himsrlt ia very bnd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

Ara YOU ,ssured. II uot, now ~ the
,,ma 10 proylde yourself aud family with
n ho,,l. o, Cham berlaIn's cole, cholera
All dinrrhua remedy As an insurance
ssa,nst any serious results from an at
$50 M bosel complaint during the sun
nos, months. IL 10 almost certain 10 10
ns..asd and should b. procured ~ once.
~, a,hs, ,smedr can take lts place or
40 40 a. vork. IS and 50 cent bottles for
s.is by r, ii. Busssss 4 Hoas, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
MucLIrns Araira aaINr.

The lee, sa,,- IN ths world ior cuts
BRUISES, rHfr-, sl'-rs, sAt rheum, fever
sorea, letter ruapped hGnds, ch,lDla,up,
corns, aud u Sk'n erup''ons, aud poe,
lively currs p'lrs' or no pay required, II
or money refunded, Prlos - cents per
Dor. For SAFE by Dr. Thos. II. Bursass
4 Bon, Druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

and tfum There - - a.- u 100" 20 rat
Held,
hon SiIna Nr,,nIrr Oh. .,u. u.,,r,
Territorial p.rr,,ar,. ,i., ,r.. ln..I. m.
office ,lr-i.i tie Ell ~. = , ',N great
men >" h,," PresId"ut Cleveland pust
Inn, "n- mo, ut the depot ,h,v morning
Mr. N,rN ,nd"r. 80" ntI .hudrru return.
"d lNei h0S' trm Go" Worlds ar, nui
instead ~ \ - j.un.i - Santa i' came
ou t. the mo'fHr..- Mira Alexander
anj Dh.'dr"n A... uu,' lu i'"ry e..
dn,, hhj i.rn vet 'ru' g. bl h"tt IL,
N"'h'.' county N'''''"r 9"
'"th"d u M" 'H'". " NAuin J." tN'"
W'fhInS
Lat" ,oainrI., n'..r. ..r N.u,m
FHfr. proprietor ''.n,. .,n"r u.eu' mpr.
kr'. ." TIE. ..'.....' +. -'r.,s llu.-r.
den 'tr 'Nr ....'r..'. .r. u,tu'm.
NO 7'"fl hr"" 'U.iH's -''i .' '""'. 90
H." & '.N "r.r". ny Nr- on'rrH
h.'Ih"fl -'.'" 900 N"' 'I ...'"i IN'
rm"l.n.' i...n n.u..|'r g.. s'.. uud tie
nu.i.'e uu.' '" u.n.l i.r .. .pn.y
som" 'lm" 49, p'n'"r VIZ lufi ST.. r,-
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
Citizen

IbR Tor SHutu l'r,
AlrI BpN,p, "Nuor 4 the Cnl,sion,nn
coal NINE ut Gn,. a., ls at tie Sau Fo.
hp-
Rev. George JuDlntd, the Catholic
pri.ot al Gallup, came IA FROM the sest
lAst night
Ralph liHIlotan, the Insurance agent
in the y /. Arm!o building, In IN Santa
Re - day.
Mira. O'Breu aud M,ps -" Wabrilse
two ladlr- from ',Nw CIy. are at the
San felp"
&. D. Rogers and wife are at the
Windsor from NIsaha, Cal They are
Ell route g. Chicago
&. II, Bay rrs and i MARTIN, Knusas
cattle buyers, we're here yesterday aud
loft this morning Dor Euslc.
W i, STRAIN, uur ~ the old ssltch.
men 10 the yards here, N taking u lay uH,
and l- dressed no Ia dui,eh fashion
o. day.
Hank funrr who vns - rrs,dru, u
'''' wy "' .'' '''' I'"ir "S'' hhlsh'
sSlichuau .r i.r .ortI yards u the SAT-.
IL Re
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w. w WV, W"
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that IL commentaries.
u y. '''.'.h '''' '"-' h'Sh' Tor Yer
''..'' n ''' Wei Nh""h
htchIt"'i u thlt rIl, auI ls figuring uu
"''''"' 's .''' a. ''t'.'''s.
Louis Ii"uNtt, ~ l.ps Luuas, In her"
l" d"!' d"h'"fus l" Mr., f"t"rs %" ~
hls cattle, IT." rNill" "t.I b" loaded AT
TINS p'int "ui rhpprd t. kauras aud
''''' '''' '"''"''''
W A SKINNER ana hhns i'atr,a Hr" ~,
brrun'tI'" 10 day t"r"N''H lot ot sheep
from th" range, nnd VII dtlN" them To-
Wv w s''"', ~ 'u' "'I" "' """'IR
" ~ ''''"'''' Ut" N''""'u h""" ''H
wv Wv VIZ '''"E ''' VI" ''u'"S nov
'P''"s Nv" ''''""''' '"'! '"oH "'phR
WIN ''''" '''"E w "'"'"H '"'N'"' ana
""' P'''"' '"'' """ '"' pretty noun
'"'" ''""' '"'' I'fS'" IN VII 'r"ehI""'
Joseph Moore, VII" IL one ot the
mixers at IA" metropolitan, Will
leave IN les days To vlSlt hls home ht
Ellsworth, Name. lie Intends To return
To AIOUqn"tld" III about r month, aud
en- ruui" w'"' VIII stop over Tor Few
days at 'he Worlds Far.
C. II. Pope. STATION Ak ut at Navarro.
IL IN the cIty to-day on husln.ss. lie re-.
ports cattle bong clipped from that
station ut the rate u tire. t. four trims
per week, III" cattle being from the
Ranches VI Cna-. X.rsrr, Defiance Cattle
compnny nm the Iwrut,.fpur Cnttl.
company
W. Morgan. representing IL, Western
Heating and NrntlntIn, company. with
"'""f"''"'" w '''"'''' N"'" II W '""
Guy a"d In "t""hd WIN Iron. Ramsay,
~ the CuiN"rrliy. They visited the
public rcnnul huIaiuss TN. morning. Ia
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
ia grippe,

DlrIng the prevalence. Of the grip "a"
past S.Asnns Il NRs q noticeable fact that
thus- Nhu dspeuded upon DR., Kings
Now Discovery not only had u speedy
rscoyery. but escaped all Of the lrouule
some after effects u the maiGd>, Thus
remedy seems to hsNs a peculiar power
~ eifrGtlng RAPID cures, not only 10 cases
~ Ia grippe, but IN all Diseases u the
throat, chsst and lungs, sud has cured
asses ~ asthma and hay fever u long
standing. Try II and 10 convinced II
wont disAppolnt, tTes trial bottles ut
DR.. ThoA II. Burgess 4 Soas drug sturs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
Ihry are Dragging

The Santa 70 Iunior bare hal team
A.u .ust wipe up the eHrth' HIth the
A,buIu"tIur juniors IN the game ~ the
latter named clty on July ilh, 9uI ~.
turn home WITH that 30 purs. i,,rug
their pOcKrtH,
The above item IL clipped from tho
Santa fe sun, and ~ respectfully refer.
- 10 the AIbuquerqnr JUNIORS. II IL
true that Capt FRESHMAN hAs not ylslt"d
thus uthre since he obtained sou.e prlut
rug Tor rrceut game, but rut tuftS
would Ike a. wager several sarS'~ u
root b.rr tia, the caps team wi, defeat
the Santa Fs boya
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
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t1'kIns - tie attempted TRAM t0bbef,
near to1uiso irN days b"iurr
IT," ughwaymnu cuoly pulled out a
mar "'yus looking revolver, clicked
hArK the hammer ~ the Lulre could be
.nsuuctiy hcHtd 10y MIR Jenkins, aud NJ
ter placing the Urapou t. he 'acr ie
uNui"d that T." hand over ShHt money
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mprr"s, Mr. Jenkins brought forth hs
pr,R"tbruK Hui handed 0, To- the hugh
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eel VI Jrrslus uiD inr house. aud NJ
i't"l mm t. unlock t.v .a'r There hr
''uui br'Nrou s1v ard s,bIo uluetiy ~,
yct uud after .pmp".Irg tie manager
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Sire. \ VI Wood and children are at
tie san Felipe from san FrHuClsco.
Mr- DR. Hope vii leave thls evening
Tor VISIT with relatives at Kausns city
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