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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01

having rough tlmein Jail, the other
prisoners seizing every opportunity TO
jsur nj the wretch aud shrek impfc.
cations at him, 90 exercise, outside Of
his cell, IL made uract od impuasi-
hiiiiy. Foley the assassin seemed, Tor
tho hfsi tims, 10 realize his position.
All nloug he has apparently labored
under the dcIusiOn thgt his com
p,uions In crime wOIii look up g.
him. but today he sermsd 70 under
stand that he was nbh1rfUI, even hy
hurieued eliminate, as q cOwaTdly
assassin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01
MOORS AND SPANIARDS.
The Killed and Wounded Number
Four Hundred.
A prince Missing. -Biown Up by n
noInb.-nayor uarrison's
FUNERAL.

madrid, Oct. 3l.-rhe steamship
Africa, from Melilla, Rrriyci at Malaga
today aud brought information that
General Ortega had succeeded In 10.
lieving the garrisous at Rostrogordo
and CAbreriEas. The Moors continue
to make dosultoTy attacks upon the
Spanish lines. They are busily at
work constructing trenches anu have
advanced to within 600 yarus Of the
Spanish forts, In spite Of the Ere from
the fortB which In continuously direct.
cd upon them.
II 10 thought the Moors will make
another attack on the spanish forces
before the reinforcing troops arrive
there. When the Africa sailed de-
tachments Of Moons were arriving to
reinforce the already immense hotue OF
native troops surrounding the Span
iaTds.
The soldiers at Fort Camalos are In
the worst position, being the most OK.
posed to Arab attack. II IL no longer
denied that tho Arabs and Muoru
around Melilla are now besieging the
Spaniards and the latter have all they
eau DO TO hold tboirown
iAAAeA-A tp'Nlhl hflAACu just Ics
cuived hero from MoullR has caused
quite n cOmmotlOn. Military oil eors
Are discussing tho great difference ex.
isting between tho reports OF tho mum.
Der billed and wounded In tho last
battle before Melilla, IA given out
from official sources and those just 10.
oelNed. The latter assort that at least
100 = aniards were killed, that more
than 300 were wounded aud that over
100 were captured while others arc re-
ported missing. The fate Of the cap.
tursd, wounded and missing Is said TO
be too horrible TO contemplate.
PRINCE FERDINAND MISSING.
The fact that Prince Ferdinand
Bourbon has been missing since the
Spanish attack on the MOOrs last Fri.
day has caused the lnfanta Isabella
much anxiety, The prince was last
seen close 10 his battery outside Of
Fort CabterizAe, aud II 10 supposed that
no succeeded IN reaching one OF the
bloctaded forts which has just been 70.
ieyed. The minister OF war has
ordered Inquiries to be- made in REGARD
10 the prince.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01

CHICAGO, Oct. 8l.-rhe funeral Of
Mayor harmon viii iako place to.
morrow from the church Of the
Epiphany, ON Ashland boulevard.
Before the services the remains will bo
taken from the city hall TO tho church.
The funeral procession viii proceed
from tho church to Graoelnnd csmt-
terry. The column will be- n large une,
many societies having applied Tor q
place IN the line. Tue public schools,
board OF trade, banks ami other places
of business viii be closed tomorrow,
out OF respect TO the dead.
HAVING A HARD TINE IN JAIL.
PTendergAat, Harrison's murderer, Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01

WAeuNGTON, IND, Oct. SILT now
appears that the murderer OF the
Nratinn family, Stone, who last night
was before the grand jury, stated that
Chafles McCAtrsr,y, whose wiio IL
heir 10 the HrattAn estate, aud Robert
SgEnUggn were among his accom-
pllcts IN ths murder. SwAuegau was
brought before tho grand jury this
afternoon, but was not held. For
come reason AcCanotty was not
brought In.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01

Phillips OF Cedar Rapids, H., made
answer. They cofresponded, aud she
come out and married him. Since then
they had lived cat aud dog liia.
DOughefty h In jail At watervllle.
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nUTCHEnED HIs WIPE.
$50 DAYS she Poisoned Hts Tea aud
No uld Danoe an ISIS Grave.

Aa' nays NhN AblHoufh hH zen anu
No uld Dance on isis Grave.
SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 81 IA shock
iug murder IN reported near Wateryillo,
Wash. The crime was discovered yes.
terday. John DOugherty, n farmer,
AGED ~, hacked his wife 10 death with
q butcher knife. He then partly con-
cealed the body with straw. Later he
ing from exposure aud hunger
Dlughefty maue u full confession.
He says his vile poisoned HE tea and
threatened TO dance over his grave
within week. Ab0dt a year ago he
inserted AN advertisement Ia aChicago
matrimonial lapeT, and Mrs. Mary II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01

Headaches, Ringing In Ears. Weak
Eyes, Sore throat, Hawking, splitting
Loss OF Appetite, Sleoplssznoss, etc. arc
al caused by CAtarrh. Dr. Mansfield
ana iis'oit euro It. only s. a month,
medicines Free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01

wAsiIiNGrON, Oct. 8i.-rho Pfesl.
de { has appointed John W. Rsnfree,
Georgia, Ross J. Alexander, Ohiu, aud
janice !. Anderson, Ills, commission.
ere to sppraise the lands IN the Puyal-
lup Indian reservation, Washington
Territory, under the act Of March 3,
1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 8l.-The
private banking house Of Martinez a
Co., this city, failed. The llabllit los
exceed the assets by $4,000.
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Handkerchief.

200 doz very handsome pure white Ladies, Handkerchief
henHchod and embroidered with plain scpopod borders
embroidered nnd drawn work. You will conrcio that thov
ore cheap 10 DO each For three days. MONDAY
wednesday only, hoy will be- "a Zoe olch.
should any fumatn tho third day Al thoy will be
stored Co thUr original places.
There will DO ma Immense pvrmldo those handkorchof4
n cen'or aisle ~ YOU pass In Ihcyuo GEMsyou wsay
Aprons and Fall and Winter Underskirts.
We have got the entire output financially embarrassed
mnuuihc urcfH limo OF thu beautiful
100 lhdios' India linen Aprons, hno, "
satin stripe Thinning with deep hem. &c.
u' luda linen aprons, inch
Inch embroidered hul-I, very slightly. &c.
% Iadios' India linen aprons handsome patterns Inch
embroidered, insertion finish, deop hom $50
% 1uios India
insertion deep hem finish, 500.
80 hdio, India linen aprons line inch ou
WilO hrW ~
100 Chudrons India uou aprons excellent quality very noa
YOKE with lace trimming icwih gycars
An mtnouso line Of Fail and Winter Undoukirts
10 ladies mixed cotton and wool skirts grcy, inch box
plcntod ruilol, 75c. ~
re Saline skirts in black quality box plcacd and
Also big line Of linen apaca Saline and Gloria skirts. 80
many we cannot mention bought this embarrasasd aiu
aoturcr All song Monday Thoro will be- largo Dis
play Of these goods left hand side enter than
one half price. Remember
Sensational Bargain Gvers Of Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01
Ia A WELL NAN.

Ar9 tho startling bu. yc. iruo words
spoken by MIR Rock, who wa, suffer.
ing from Caiarrh oftho head, throat
and stomach.
u hrst noticed the disease DO my head. rs
MY nose stopped up, duU UraIarHf over M.
,les, HnFlnE noises in mY ears called my IA.
Nhuuh o. ihe Tact Then my throat UpFsn To-
lcgl raw aud set cloFEnu up with mucous. 4
next began 20 loose my aUUtufr. rouldn't
k,rp lho food cat in iuy stomach alter eatinr
Wy ouHrn would hlual Huu UI win 1ea.f
and caused nc much misery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01

Knit skirts for zoo, In Domet Flannel
Satin Quality Quilted.
Just received an elegant line OF new
and stylish Ready Made DresseA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01

Du Mansfield And lilssctt arc per manenuy
located in salt Take CITY. permanenry. no..
ponsibility and Skll form the basis OF ever
clam. they make. '
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01
silk and Dress Goods dept.

The success Of our last weeks silk com
binAtlon sale az Sl.OO yard has proved
that salt Lake appreciates good
values, This week We oder "a sale
which Will eclipse all previous
Efforts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01
Zion Medical Institute

Located permanently at Rooms 3O2, 30g,
3oi, Dooly ,Po.j Building, Sal, Lake
City, Utah.
Il, u. Mansfield, MD.
J. A. niss0ti. MD.
Consulting Physicians
ppeclhlus'i Al diseases OF the Rye. Ear.
Nose. Throat ard Lungs, hll Chronic Disease
once hourf-3 to u IN, 2to6pm.. 7tos
pm. sundays, n am. 10 pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01
CLOAK DEPT.

Our magnificent stock OF winter
Jackets and Cap6s must be- sOen TO APP
probate the greatest values 10 be- soon In
salt Lake. Special Ia Wrappers
pl. 50, Wrapper,
$I.95, R'' @ol SSf e g. pre-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01

' aas''' w a' 9a'''''''' our ''' 07G yi
'' a's'' ''' i'v ai'''"''' our 81" 75G Yd
"' oas'' ,'' d'' R5''''''' our '''' 6OG yd
Yl asi 2 , 3.R I- sa.d ,.,1',.' Bic Il
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
Fr~a~h Canadian society.

Chicago, Aug. ~ The eighteenth con.
veution u the French Canadian society
u the United States opebs here this ai
ternoon, and several hundred delegates
have arrived. Among them Ia Honore
MERCER, eN premier Of Quebec, and who
represents the Boston ST. Jean Baptlsis
society. these conventions are held every
four yesrs, but the gathering Of las, year
wns po-tponed in order that il might be
held during ,ne Worlds Fair. Numsr
uus matters 81 interest to French Can.
ndiuus are 10 be discussed. Al n meeting
oi the executive committee At Apollo hall
tun morning It was dscided TO spread
a." convention over week, and to dis
p.nse with the annual parade This
morning the delegates attended the
church Of Notre Dame, where solemn
pontliical high mass Was celebrated th
considerable pomp and ceremony.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
t!eVrraor stones Views.

Aspen, Colo, Aug, 22.-Governor
Stour, 81 MIssourl, stated before leaving
Tor Salt Lake aud n. west, that the
pt, pos,tI"u Tor convention u the guv
-ruors OF the states West u the Mlssis.
supp aud south oi the Ohip river had
his sanction aui, upon returning 10 JET.
ferson Cit,, about the fifteenth ~ Sep.
'rnh"r, he would give the matter serious
consideration. lie was OF the opinion
III" time had come when the west and
south should cut loose from The east ADD
Ou'1d ap "A financial aud commercial cen.
Ter al Some point IN the interior --Cnioa.
20 or ST. Louis.
As Tor = gulf port, New Orlsans or Gal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26

dee M"inee, H., Aug. - Drl-ga,es
a. H." democratic a'n,. convention NJ"
h'gluuiug Ia show mp AT the hnt"la, md
IT, night when tho country cont,nRsu, IL
nr the GROUND politics will be- red hot.
IA" ansolute refusal ot Gov, Bu,rs 10
= tmit hts name To bs presented for a
,hiri torn has brought hust 81 cand,
dates INTO the field, bu, among the dele.
gates not uu the ground there ~ n s,rou 4
feeling that the governor Ia the only
nHn on whom all sections u the party
can unite. and tha, u he IL nominated by
AutlnmHllon he cannot well decline.
For the lieutenant governorship John q.
Kelly the noted democratic war horse,
and proprietor - the Sioux City Tr,'
bune, IL u tavorlte with many % the
Delegates. but his friends say tha, he
would no, accept any nomination under
any circumstances.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
40 Not ESQ 10 ur,ti-h Colu mb.s.

Philadelphia, Aug. 22.--At the request
Of Victoria Assembly No. 9l9. OF the
knights ot Labor Of Vancouver, Il. g.,
the executive board Of the knights Of
Labor has issued a special notice warn.
ing miners and nine laborers to stay
away from that region on the ground
that several mines have entirely closed
down, that others are working on half
time, that hundreds Of men are out OF
work and unable to leave the place, that
the present conditions are deplorable
and the outlook gloomy in the extreme.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
Trnai. Tournament.

Newport, L. l., Aug. 81 The ANNUAL
tennis tournament Tor the singles cham.
plonship under the auspices OF the
United Ststes National Lawn Tennis
Association opened at the Casino this
morning with 4 large participation OF
crack players, representing clubs lie
longing to tue national association.
Champion Campbell has decided that he
will not defend his championship against
the winner Of the tournament, 10 the
player who ia skillfnl enough 10 Ne,
through the dig field will get the cham.
pionship by default.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
nankerr 40 be Arrrnird

Kansas Oi,y, Aug. b Warrants for
the arrest o. j, q. Datragh, president Of
the suspend1d Kansas City Safe DEPOSIT,
aud Savings bank, and Elmer o. Sattley,
its cashier, we're issued by justice ot the
Peace Latshaw, on complaint NJ Marcy
X Brown, prosecuting attorney, The!
are each charged with the crime Of grand
larceny, which ls a felony, and the spe
cliic accusation is the receiving Of u de
post OF 81 $50 from Benz amin NJ. Sopher
on July !, last, four days before the
banks failure, well knowing that the
bank was then ~ n failing condition"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
tirr Engineers.

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. ~ Delegates
10 the annual COZ ventlob VI the National
Association ~ FIRE Engineers. the ina
lIrlty being chiefs OF city tire depart
meuta, 9,e registering in lsrg. numbers
nj the headquarters IN the Plantation
House this UOrG,ug, The convention
winch opens this afternoon, will he
participated in by over two hundred 70.
preseu tatIve tir.men, Chief Hale, OF
kansas City, Will arrive during the day
with the corps Of men tina. accom- panied
hun TO the international Convention at
London. The convention will be 10
session for four days. Ats meeting OF
the executive committee this morning
the following programme II subjects FOR
consideration was adopted, md tn.
character Of the questions to be discus.
sed will make the convsstiun OF more
than Ordinary interest 10 insurance com.
panlss and managers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
important Arrest.

Denver, AuS - ls.Ou Carrier,
charged with ire emh-lAlrmrnt 10 over
:-p1uu from the Canai au tactic rail
road, Wa arrested at the Columbian hO
tel uy Deputy United States Marshal
- ,Wun nod Superintendent James Nc.
r,r,d 81 th D.uvrr rlukertun agency
) zee May, Nn,u h- left Quebec, Carrier
u.,- b'ru trhyrhre, dudging New York
sat CWugl oil .,r- and leading the
puK"rtuus ~ c, o-.. lltr Oli Mexico and
tack ug "a. lie nae with him certificates
Il deposit un r,.rr = banks. east aud
Nc-t, sad To- amHuut 80 S2jOCU. llls
Stte aud tNu ,nudt"u aud u mad have
a.. mgaul"d h,u ~ h,s Il sht.
lac ctiH. Tor which Carrier IL wanted
Aae striking oue. IA the story IA told
~ Superintendent Mcfarland, Carrier
Nhs nu old buyer aud shipper 81 gran
pru. u,,s, We'll known To- the rHllruHd
company! lie had L"eu shipping .Nrr
tn" ruNi Or many years. H. May hr hni
forty carloads u' Hour shipped 10 hun.
lie took the bil.u = lniing Tor the Hour,
irppsitcd them with II banking firm and
got O. yrrai thuusaud dollars IN moncy on
them. Then be eo,d tho hour, being Ell
n.ui g. 10 thus WITHOUT the hi,ls u ,ad
uE ruiy b"rpuse his uug scquani.
Luc, ,tn the railroad lie then He'd
St'h o." money, winch Ii sad 10 amount
100 So, ~ ~ Rll.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
rILtGRAriiiC TipIvGs


.N,Hitnn Of Nrrtry Ezra iuRtrs
T. .tsbUtsh. Pa, Aug. - Ta",ty
iruu-nnd topi.- q ~. rall o. ,hr th'td
uurnaI,prnl convention ~ the k"l"y
l.,tgur, in l@ held ~ Central Nusir
tai, tulchg', next month, and seven
70 u-pud cope. q = cal 'uf the cuuv~n
'uu ol the Wumeu's AU,.l aty League.
, b, he'd N the lpup-'n,r- Tempe IN
the sGm, date, have b,''n sent ont
from the national tea iquar,"ts n
this uty, aud Sr,tr'pry john NJ Kelly
~ .elugrd silh r~ruur'r from clubs
thruughou, IT.. Uuurd ,,D'r- lie SAID
thls mutuiug that the convention would
u., tue largest ~ II, Nulo,cr held. TEN.
p"rluos ofganiz,uur- u 81. k,uds have
u.'n invited, nbd morl l.'" ALREADY nc
"'prl T. ~ rau' ,.t'r 49, ebtire
H. ry r..s VII a. '1 Ch'' ~ ia q
u.iy .ir t.,fi' t.,"sNtr7 h"N"
ruaft-fei . ego. ., 'rr Z. ~ Denver,
~,.rn y o. rrt ~ or.rt url"sn, one H,l
thorough k,u.u 49, luI.rs he = ldcf'-
.i.,n, .,.rsr ro'dn.d 7 Fort I'HN
'r.V ,,ll. ,..i ur kau.,s ,,ly aud -.
D.. ,u rI.,,Arl.s -, the hasir ~
proc. ~ .l, o. = rotary K-uy est.
matrH iLa' .,f" N.U q" tuuy uy, thuu
-,ud o.0us,i,-, and that twenty tive
. ru-nni +, rrl graduates Wi ce.c
rr,'r k",N"y ia, ~ the Worlds TAR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26

vrst,uu e,u'h suit bo'h t"rii ~, w. ua
or'niob, q general pru rr',s I'D" go
opp -ed 10 e"c' ionalsm. but II Tue esrt
prur"erd I lgtur- ia" gtea' hgrlcultul
~ aud sitver atatsa u Waa tune ~ cut
away from tina, highly protected sectiun
u convinced thr, n far representation
COULD h had he woull call us conv.n.
ton Tor ~. LOUIS about October !, ADD
thought II would bear good fruit. TIE
x tnor Declared hlms~i IA favor II ".
u"r,ng England on AL financial quee
tiuhp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
THAT MisCHIevOus CROW.
Its Tricks Got AN Once Hoy Iato
Peek OF Trauble

Its Tricks Got AN once hoy Into q
Peck Of Trouble.
Dolphus Is not married; he saws
he thinks the 'mahwid state IL chock
full Of trepidatIons. His chosen
companion in lifo Is a tame crow
named Lucy. This gentle name
seems inappropriate, as Lucy Is the
blacklist and most evil.tempered
CROW that ever cawcd.
Her one accompli shmont Ia that
she knows how to mail letters
'Dolphus taught her how TO drop let
ters In the mail chute In the Office,
and h. and Lucy are both very proud
OF the achievement IL nearly
brought thom 10 grief one day. Tho
once boy In one Of the upper Offices
l. deeply """"'O,od ~ u pretty typo-
-'i.cr on the floor beneath, and oo.
casionally, so rumor says, indites a
tender missivc To her.
The other day. when he was writ
Ing, he called Lucy "a him before tho
letter was ready 10 mail. Lucy sat
there ON his writing table for some
time and tho boy showed no haste In
finishing his epis,lc
Finally Lucy could stand II no
longer aud snatchcd the open page
In her hoax aud Acw through the
transom TO the mail chute In the
hall The letter was too big to 20 in
Lucy knew her duty; that letter
must go down, so she flow TO the
elevator shaft and dropped It gently
down, then few away with q
triumphant cav"
The Office boy was In despair lie
tore madly down stairs only to find
that the engineer had been oiling
the top machinery Of the elevator.
had caught the letter. and was read,
Ing /, aloud TO an interested audi
"ncc, among which was the onice
boys hated rival, the elevator boy.
Lucy fights vei. shy OF tho office
boy now. 'Dolphus says Lucy can
understand every word he says, 80 IL
may be- that she understood when
the Office boy announced that II he
caught her he'd wkIng her neck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
Ayers Hair Vigor
IN. i.lAr III M.irr.

The Japanese take their bath,
very high temperature, about !.
degree. Fahrenheit, and com, ua,
them "a red a. lobster bat There Al
pears 10 br ne fear what, or
catching cold i,r'y fairly ar.
house In Toxic has il, own "a,
room but nrs,ucs this there are +,
fewer than NIn baths In the rI'yl
Toxic, whore 3uu. 600 persons lat,
daily at cost OF | sen rim, or ha
. cent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
sugar work. upenea Ahead or Tim.

Fort Scott, Kas., Aug. 2.-The sugar
works OF this city has begun work two
weeks earlier than usual on account Of
the immense cane crop. The chemical
analysis OF oil cane no far marketed shows
u greatly increased per cent. Of sugar.
aud as the farmer is paid according to
this the increase is very gratifying. The
vagasss Is being used for making paper
and the leaves are being sold for fodder.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
uurGIra's Arn,ra sAiyr.

Toe best salye IN a., world for cute
~ ,s,s, sores, ulcers, salt theum, fey.
-'r,v, letter, chapped hands. chllbla,ur
No51g. aud all skin etuptlons. and posi-
u > cures piles. or 10 pay required, II
,- guaranteed 10 give pe '"rt sAllSfaction
" money refunded, Pro" - cents per
OoI. For sale by DR., Thos II, Burgsss
4 sou, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
,ouaIpTEI ,uNIuut>

i"' ''''"'' W wv ''"'' "N ""'
u""no"d III" appointment "' The follow
INK Chairman Of committees.
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tuck,
I.i.rst,,,. md f,r.,,u cnu,m.r,.
: &c., of N,ry,ui.,
RIVER, ana hnrnprs B,urh.rL -,
Louisiana.
N,r,itrt marin. nnI u.r,r,.s
r.,n'nu. Inru,.
Agricultural Hatch. ~ NIss,ur,
,I.t,r, n,'ur- Outnsntn..ui OHM
Nay, nn.rs (umm,uss, of New
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26

The records oi the internal revenue
offios for the New Msxico and Arizona
distric, show that during the fiscal year
ending June ~, lS,3, the sum Of els,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26

For lame back or for a pain in the
side or chest, Try satursiipg q piece Of
flannel with ChsmberlAin's Pain Balm
and binding It on 70 the affected parts
This treatment will cure any Ordinary
case IN one OF two daya Pam Balm al.
for sale by 7. II. Burgess A Bon, drug.
glsts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26

Morris Wohglemuth was ARRESTED
the instance % Jno. II. Riley, At
Cruces, charged with obtaining mo-
under inlaa nretHnrns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-26
at'eeklg Gitizen
ALRu0UEnQI D.. AyGrST 10. 1898


silver lining
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regular thnu the trains
IL the democratic msJotity IL ~ hope
leesiy divided over silver. What will II do
when II tackles the tariff,
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IN hls idea that the SILVER question
threatens g. disrupt the democratic par
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him.
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