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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
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tn" New MpNi an. from whose col.
umus TuE CrIrlrS IL Indebted Tor the
full and complete proceedings " the ley.
islature. just adjourned. N lt$ Fridays
issue contained TIE '"luNinR parting
notices about our representatives,.
Hon. Ju.e ic 10 luz Chavez made n
good record Ills ar'lua bill was passed
through ia" huus" ~ surd t. lie.
Senator Frank \. llubbc,l ,hmons,rA.
ted that he hn- nb NV, courage and
watchfulurts; BE- made very good
record indeed, Aid ~ar always ou the
alef, ~ favor ~ good ,"g Station.
senator Snint certainly, a. all tim y,
NHs at work du,,y itg level hes, for his
"ous'l u.rts aud TIE t'u.k luiet"s's
Nhlrh particularly trIt,s"tt.d lie ~
IN able man aud trlir,s 'ru.u tNn Rsacm
bly With % very ctrd,tauir cord ana the
respect - til" prurir.
Hon. Ernest Meyer, diI not carry
through hue militia oil because he had
kiIlad some iiti'r vel rmes Il other mem
bare. lie isH mnu ~ Iutprfr couvic
uuua. lie passed th., hli re'ntrlg 10 the
inXtt,un aud ns,rs,mont ~ property ~
tees, nui that b. llpry cuougu,
iluu Wm +. kurh,au, ckrr had an
advantage over III f,,iuN members IN
'hpi thu wna not h,s tts' time ~ the
house ard consequently m"ft - hir hil. Is
we're paced % the hr.t two weeks uf the
session, nud necnme law. Experience N
u good cH'hrr. especially with scholar
! ike Col. kgchrtGr. knr.
Md IN another cu ANN - the same H..
sue the New Mexican say.
/ Under TIC law Hon ". II. Whlt-man,
district attorney Or lirruHliIlp aud Va.
! lsnuIa cOuL'lrs, iulds over til hls sue.
c-ssot ~ appointed aud qualified.
T.. ". Dubson, Who IN 9TH IN the city,
was heard g. Remark chat ha considered
u more honor % Command the good Will,
! friendship and esteem ~ his fellow men,
than To- hold publr oil That the
gentleman has s,auuch friends and
mpny IN number wac certainly demon
strat-d 10y the council ~ their dellbera
tions during the last two day 81 the ses
| SION,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

Yesterday, about noon, /. >. Hubbell
~ Ambrosio Romero, special officers al
ter the thieves who stole the two an mails
from the ranch oi W. l.. TrimOle x 20 ,
rode into the city, and reported at the
stables that they had plainly trailsd
the thieves to point few miles south
Of the Los Moyas ranch, James Groen-
endyko manager, but had returned to the
city Tor reiuforcsments, Mr.. Huboell
stated hat two men. no doubt the thieves,
were seen late Saturday afternoon. riding
two horses ard leading n hay hlley. an
sweripg the deacri ption OF tho one stolen,
about thirty miles To the southeast oil
the city. After remaining here for q few
hours. Msssrs. iIubbell and Romero re-
turned TO continue the search after the
thieves, being re enforced by \. H. Trim
bile, James Bently, Vicente Armijo, Alex
Edie aud Ed. Cooper, The party carr,
Winchester rihes and are prepared fol
any demonstration or surprise on tbs
part u the thieves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Handsome Quarters

The Pank OF Commerce. with its etii.
cient and Trustworthy ofiiosrs, is 10 its
handsome quarters at the new y. +. Ar.
MILO building, and everybody. In and
around the popular banking institution.
nov wear pleasant smiles. The furniture
was purchased from the American Office
Fitting company Of Chicago. and 10 Of
the latest designs, the wood being Of the
very best oak. which 10 art,stically orua.
mented. not only with wood. but with
bcveled plate chip glass and met
al grat,Dgs. At the entrance In
Cashier strickler's quarters, next
the tellor's position, then the
book keepers and collectors. The
banking room, from the front 10 the su3.
stan,ial vault, hreproot in every partic.
uiAr, ~ iJx2J feet, with ample room for
the even movement aud work OF the
several competent aud obiiging attaches.
In the rear OF the vault. which 10 i5Sl2
in the clear and twelve Zee, high, 10 n
room. Dx2l, which will ba used by the
president and directors Of the bank. for
receptions and the holding Of important
meetings. The quarters are kept at an
even temperature by the latest improve.
ment in heating apparatus, and the
whole premises are bright and pleasing
- behold. Cashier Stricklsr and his
assistant, II. j. Emerson, with their
corps ot able help, indeed now have
splendid quarters for the transaction Of
tie business Of the Bank OF Commsrce.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

On Friday afternoon Of this week, the
public school OF Los Ranches do Albu.
querque, will DO closed for the lack OF
funds 10 continue. For the past few
mouths the school has been conducted
very successfully by Mas Lizzie Folsom,
= young lady graduate Of high honors
from Louisville. Ky. The lady resides
at the residence OF William Sanguinsttss
tbs guest OF Miss Pearl, and every morn
ing. bright and early, she would mount
her pony. ride 10 the school house i've
miles up the river. and AFTER school hours
In the afternoon, return 10 the city on
her pony. She likes the school room.
pjoys tsaohing the littla onss. and re-
grsts very much the approaching olos-
lng days Of the Los Raochos school.
Then again abe will miss the bracing
morning ride and the sunshiny return
10 the city She would make . good
teacher in one Of the public schools OF
the city, aud II she 10 not successful IN
secu ring school here she will rsturn 70
her Louisville homo about tho LIST n
May, tina, bsiss the data that Mr. and
Mrs. Sanguipsttss, and Misc Pearl To-
tsnd W vlsi, the World's Fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Trey eset Left.

Quito large delegation OF southern
New Mesicans passed up tho road last
evening on their way 70 Washington,
ID. o., 70 attend the inaugural osre-
monies OF President, Cleveland. Judge
II. l.. Pickett, OF Silver City, and two
friends were with the crowd. bat they
got left aud went on east this morning.
When the south train came into the de-
pot, the Judge asked Conductor Wells
how long the train would stop. The con-
ductor stated about twenty minutes,
which was correct, bat the judge was
not satisfied, 90 he tackled one Of the
important Pullman porters and the por-
ter said shout two hours. "Ah" 70.
marked the Judge 10 his friends, I'VE will
take in the metropolis by electric light,
and can scs many interesting sights
in two hours time. Come with me-, l
will pilot you over the city" With
these words ringing in the air, the Judge
and his two frisnds sallled forth. In
two hours they showed up again Al the
depot, and walking up 10 the conductor.
who was eating at the Harvey lunch
house, the Judge again asked -Whsn
would the tsain leave" They were very
much ohagrinsd 70 learn that through
the advice OF the Pullman porter they
got left
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Pleasant Insfaests.

When the council took recess Thurs
day Afternoon, Mr.. Chss. +. Hunt. the
chief clerk. took the char and Mr.. VIM.
Martin. the interpreter. announced that
Mr.. Fall had bean requested by the sm
pioyss TO voice the ssntimsnts OF respect
and consideration 10 which the employees
OF the council held the president, Hon
j. Frank Chavez, says the New Mexican
Mr.. Fall then on behalf OF the en-
pioyss presented the president With q
beautiful silver water service.
The president responded and thanked
~, Fellow employs" a. he termed
then. 10 hear " aud tins'y words.
hr. Msrti nsz then presented MI
Hunt, the chi Of clerk. With beautifully
mounted aud engraved silver hAak. hs
|esld Il was III led with what had often
msae the sad joyful, the weary strong
ma brave man out OF towards.
ne Hunt said he did not know wbeth
~ The gift ives Intended - . slight 70
ninasr OF his evil hAbits, bot he accspt
~" In I've yubolizing good'fsllowsnip
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

J. Is. Waters, NJ. D., Of Carthage, y.
NJ, Is at the European.
Mrs. A. u. Sweet, % San Marcial, IL
visiting Mrs. L. r. Farnsworth, Of this
city.
a number Of eastern excursionists
we're on this mornings passenger train
90 routs to California.
ChaA +. Hunt will remain several days
at Santa Fe, closing up the clerical work
Vt tie late territorial council.
J.F. Carroll, the wool buyer for Gross,
Black we'll 4 Co, will leave Thursday
morning for trip TO Pines Wells.
Mrs. Bouy, who lives on the ranch OF
her late husband in Socorro county, Ia
here to-day, for the purpose Of buying
ranch supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. =. Marcy, Of Chicago
interviewed Night Ticket Agent Colds.
worthy this morning, after which they
purchased tickets for III Paso.
Chas. stump. wife and daughter, who
have been here on q visit Of a few days
left this morning Tor Man uelito, where
Mr.. Stumpf Is foreman OF the section
gang
I'd, Goodson. ~ Roswell, 10 eIpectec
10 the metropolis in a few days, aitsI
which he will probably locate here per
m,nently. Tie 10 good citizen OF M,
community.
MrS. A. T.. Phelsn, mother OF the Pho
Ian Iiros. butchers ~ this city, cane u
from Williams, ArIEDn., last week Il
purchae the furniture Tor the new hots
at that p'ac"
Charles aud Arthur Henry, also ia
ssph Barnett, with thsir dogs. guns 90,
plenty Of ammunition. lsft this mornin
Tor the lakes u ValeDois county. The
will be gone seyerSl days.
DIR. Harrison will coon clean away th
debrls Of bis once handsome residence q
iIsrnslillo, and will erect u comfortabl
houss. 70 be occupied by some perso
who will take charge OF the property
Al o'clock this afternoon Undsrtaks
Strong burisd Jean Bsfoy dit Ponbls'
the oonSumptivs. who Was found dead
his bsd yesterday morning. Mr.. N. 70
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
A nisiasers liiaess.

AIR. Alley. u Methodist minister firm
Delta, Cob, IL quite III with consumption
At the residence u Mrs, Austin, corner
OF Railroad avenue aud Arno street
Tho gentleman left Colorado some few
months ago for Ph,snix. Arizona. whers
no slightly Improved, and then returned
10 Colorado. A. his homo, the weather
being cold. he grew worss and was again
advised 70 come TO the southwest, arri'
log here several weeks ago, Since thsr
he has had very severe hsmorrhs age. and
al one time IL was thought that no would
sucoumb 10 the violence Of the coughing
lis wife and two daughters are viii
him, and thsy. with the kind attention
gtatultously bestowed by Mrs. Austin
are maklng his few remaining days u
comfortable ~ possible
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

Tar CIrizFS has had It's eye on the bill
p -luted below aud uow gives 1.-THE oill'
u the sye-to the public, Us II became
n law du-,ng the last hours q toe leg's
lsturs. This IL u matter of ~ mediate
imp jriaace 10 some 81 our fellow citi'
xsns:
Az act Tor the relief % Taxpayers.
lie Il enacted D, ,he Legislative aase.n
bly Of the ,erritoIy ~ New Mexico:
SrCr'oS J. The time Cor the pay me II
OF taxes ~ any description which are
now du. aud UNPAID - h-r-by extended
until the first dny ot July, ls'c', and up
on all such taxes vhlch may u- paid on
or before aald first day Of July, lSt3, nc
interest shall be charged or collected
but this shall not he considered No re-
lieying the taxpayers from the payment
OF any costs or expenses which may have
occurred in connectiot with said taxe.
on nccoun, ~ the non payment thereof
SECTION .. This act shall be IN fore
and effect after its passage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Tn. vsu.rai OF Mr. marvel.

Allen Marvel. president Of the Atchi'
son, Topeka & Santa fe railroad com
pany. whose death occurred at Ban ID
ago, Gal, at i;lj O'Clock yesterday morn
log, tan accoun: appearing in THE Ciri
zEs yestsrday,) was buried a. San Diego
this afternoon at . o'clock. Per request
Of the bsreavsd wife aud two daughters
there was NJ puGlic demonstration.
Out Of r~sp'c, to tho dead railroad
president. all work was suspended at the
Off zee and chop, u the company here
this after oon'
A. A. Robinson, second vice president
aud general manager OF the Santa r.
system. lsi, this morning for the sonor'
bra nch Of the system.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

TIN states TIN, to his knowledge the tie
reW, hW no f,lI,ivrs living IN this
couity, AT th,~, wnu we're "a bueiness
Wth h,m At Elrt,beih'nwu few years
ago rrr,dr sixty miles from the nearest
railroad station IN ColiaS county.
Chlf Engineer Dunn, ~ the Santa fe
tuad, pass"d through the city this mora.
ing Tor roleka from southern California.
u. q Caldwell, his pt,a'e srcte,nry'
met Mr. Dunn her. and returned north
with him
Joseph spence, tlio rHuchmnn, Who re-.
Gently took W ~ new ranch about forty
miles south oi rIuus Wells, will leave to-
morrow Tor hume With lot ~ wind mill
machinery George Osttsud,t will nc.
company him.
Norman c. Raj, Who ia interested 10
the scheme ~ bulid u railroad through
certain sections ot New Mexico. tapping
Las Vegas, White Oaks and ri rnao,
came doen from Las Vegas Last night,
aud ~ nj the Armvo.
7 cd J : lluchason, ~ Sorurru, came
I dusu from the capital last night lie
Stat.s TINT the third house closed lta
/ business yesterday, and tue presiding
otlir-r, Bishop Simpson started on foot
about last night Tor ra1s county
/ Mrs. W, - Howe, wife ~ Operate
/ Howe ut the depot, has arrived from the
east, Mt Howe las bsen dong ulght
| duty, but 10 day switched with Operator
/ Cpntuy, who Will hereafter b- found on
"a, night, and Mr Howe during the
} DAY.
ls"v. &, l. liuvatd, superintendent "
the New Mexico English mlssion Of the
! Methods, church held quarterly services
a, Santa Re last SUNDAY. The Mctho.
/ diets ar" growing IN number At the capt.
~, and IT," church ,s reported IN Hour
ishing condition,
6 W Tuwusend the best liquor G, m
mrrcIaI tourist that VISITS the south.
I west, travelling Tor the great Louisville,
ny, firm u Taylor y Williams, dropped
IN direct from home this morning Tie
has corner on yellowstone" aud "Rich
llll" ~ the market, aud don't you for
get It.
Ju ige ler, Who a,tende the tern.
tprlal supreme court NJ Santa lie yas.er-
day, passed down the road Tor lns
buuns last night, whers he r-conyened
distric. court this morning. Lawyers
Rodey. Dpbson. Finlcai and Mem llhon
took the early morning freight iut Los
.uuas
Col, Il VI. Force, II .,mber % the
well.known Forc' family OF Shelby
county, ny, and who was the clerk
under Judge Reeves aud also clerk " the
territorial supreme court during Pres,
dent Cleveland's formU. regime IL ~ the
Armrju, and nj noon to-day made plea
SAINT call on his old Kentucky friend, tn,
cty reporter ~ Tnt CITIZEN. III,
colonel anu wife are IN charge Of ia,
Ojo Calisnts hotel aud place, durirg th'
| absence u Delegate Joseph, the owner
. Mt Washington, aud after the return %
: Mr. Joseph, which will be- the latte
' part uf March, Mr.. r'oree Will probabl.
Irn an office at Santa Re Tor the prgc
tee ~ law. Tue colonel .xp-cts I,
visit Washington himself IN about eigh
a or ten dgys.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

Ne the evident purpose and thanked the
grutemAn WITH whom he had served.
The meeting then adjourned amid mp
plaUse.
- rng tie Ish. session % the house
Mr.. MsAull.n offered u resolution Tor y
recess, which was carried. Mr.. Hstton,
the reading clerk. item took the chair,
and announced that Mr. iiopewell had
teen collected TO present the speaker
with y mark u esteem on the part u the
employees Mr. llopewell then In q wit.
" speech handed tho speaker, Hon. A.
l.. Branch, n life sized ctayon portrait ~
himself. The speaker responded very
happily.
Mr. Filadelfo llaca. chief clerk, was
presented with two beautiful candalA
brae. Hon Vim Burns, ex speaker ~ the
house, made tie ptceentaton speech
Mr. Buca was much affected aud 70
sponded very feahngy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Contemplated improvements.

A. A. Grant IL expected from Los
Angeles, Cal. IN a few days, and when he
does arrive, he will spend considerable
money in doing some needed improve
msnts and making additions at the water
works. The three. million gallon pump
at the works will be removed from there
10 q point ON tue river bank. uear the Ba
rela brldg aud the pump will be used
exclusively IN pumping water direct into
tue reservoir on the mesa. Al the woTks
a million. gallor pump, Of the latest man.
ufacturs and bran new, will be put IN,
which will be sunk twenty feet nearer
water, under ground, and this pump will
bs used In keeping the mains through
out the city full u water. The coutem
plated improvements will give big sup
ply Of water FOR all purposes, includina
Gres, watering streets, lawns, and house
| mold duties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
n, should h. In Ever, Hesse.

J. Il. Wilson. 81 Clay ST., Sharpburs,
Pa, says he will not be without Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consumption
coughs and colds, that It cured his vile
who was threatened with pneumonia
after an attack ot"La Grippe when
various other remedies and several phy.
sicians had done her no good hoosl'
Barber, OF CoOksport, la, claims Ut
Kings New Discovery has done hiu
more good than anything he ever useu
tor lang trouble. Nothing IKE ~ Iry ~.
Free trial bottIes at I. II, burgess d
sons drug store. Large hotties 5Oc
| and 4l,(J.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

Daring the tune that the Colorado
y,sitors we're being driven over the city
sbou, $50 o'clock Saturday afternoon
an uniortunAts aud much regretted ac.
cidsnt hsppeosd near the corner OF
Sixth street aud Copper avenue a. NJ
Cundin and wife occupy one OF The
Wills cottages on SixtL street, south OF
the avsous, and Mn. Cundin s"n' WI
Ne, sbout ssvsa ysars old, scross the ave
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

The best salye 10 the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt fheum, Fever
sores, letter, chHpped hands, chiiolaIns'
corns, and ell skin eruptions, and Posl
lively cures piles, or no pay required, "
10 guaranteed 10 give psrfect Satisfaction
or money refunded. Prlos 20 Cents per
boz. For sAls by DR.. Thomas H. bur
aeas A Bon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

ttah rerGh- rr, 10 neia zip winsiow
and t.et the - arrt of A.

sna eet thr W errt OF 10.
Oar Wibslow correspondent sends Tor
pubiicstion the following ACC Iunt ~ an
attempt OF two buns TO hold up that
town.
WiSsIow, A. r., Feb. ~
Last evening, bet ueen o and 10 o'clock,
u man by the name ~ X Rpbefta aud an
unknown assistant, both from Utah, had
Tue audacity 10 Try and hold up the town
VI Winslow, and make Themselves known
NJ terrors all over the country. The
wounded man claims that he aud his
partner came purposely from Utah to
hold this little town up, as II we're, hear.
" v II would he n soft snap. THIS II how
soft II was for them. Some one, II may
not been them, but people surmlse II Was.
broke open the door u the railroad office
and found nothing there they bce,lej, NJ
they proceeded across the street to j. II
Brc-d's store just as Mr.. Rand. his chief
olerk, eas closing up aud counting his
dAys reoeipts, amounting to about 500
or therespouts, aud Roberts came IN the
back door leaving his partner outside tn
watch, ard demanded Mr. Rand - throw
up his hands, who replied 10y trying To-
obtain his revolver from inside ~ his
desS. In the meantime ". W, jackson
and Mr.. Ramsay, whom the robbers had
not seen, although they were both by
the stove, had on their arms, us both
were gong out To camp that evening
They started To draw their rryolvefs
When ltoOorta discovered jackson aud
covered him, telling him Ia thros up ito
hands also, but he would not h ld ~
worth n cent and both upcrrd fire, Mt.
Jsckson's bullet going through the rob
ber's lett ley aud lodging ~ his right aud
breaking that leg Mi Rnm-"y hr' Il
rext chat, then Mr.. jackson Hgnln ~ the
ruhber wac gong through the back door
and It IL ~ my st.ry he was not killed then
and there, bot Providence. vac with him
AMI he ran several yar,s b-'ur" fhlltua
and he was then captured.
tie ~ noS bclug cared 'ur but hls leg
will no doub, have t. he cut OIL TIE
town WIS hunted hugh and low Ou' his
partner could not be found. Buns had
better keep clear ~ Wlusluw II they
know what IL good Tor them,
\ CIIi1FN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

nue. toward Mra l~winson's after Ina III.
tie sister, Who was playing With some
children. The bi9 "Jun,np' wagon,
loaded with visitors, Was gong weet on
the avenue and willie attempted to ctnes
the ruad just bebind II, when Julius
E,a"mann came up IN his buggy VII
lie did not zee Mr. E,s.mNnu and thus
before the gentleman could nring HE
horse To- n stopthe little fellow vhs hit 10y
the front hoois ~ the huta-, a'so the
wheels, and tossed about twenty feet
Willie waa picked ~ 10y Mr. EIsemann.
a. soon ~ he could stup his Horse aud re-
turn 10 the lad, and carried 10 his
mother. Dr. Wro,h Nas hastily sun.
moned, and dressed scalv wound, near.
~ two inches long, nn the back part %
the head lie also found the left knee
and ankle slightly spfnined and bruised
The little fellow will be- all n sht IN n few
days. Some say that Mr. Elsemann was
driving faster than required by law
others that he was not In any event he
very much rrgrets the accident aud has
offered Apologies 20 MIR. Cuudif. who
recognizes the accident Rs unavoidable,
and has nc epted the Apologies.
MiiiEoto " ashInEton
Gov. Ross wont NJ to Santa Re last
riRht, and from there vii vet .ns We
gus Tor few days lie sal then re- urn
south 81 Dam.us, sni after remaining
there IT," dryr, come back to TINS ctty.
The governor IL mrkiug Arrangements o.
rnsh hls claims tur the ga..-",,ahiu
personally III Washington, aud after r.
naming ~ th" c,ty Tor u lev lays on he
return from Drmirg, hc slll 70 To- the
ta'iuual cHl,,l The governor stated
I,s' evening, whil- waiting tut the tram,
tat some Jralrus Npp tcan, Or the office
va and wac NV err ulSilus tn" repur,
that he Mas "tul old and feeble" fIr the
lusltlun. aud he drslred 10 r"tute the
charges by personally appearing before
President ClNelapd. Another report ~
out t. the effect that H." governor IL no,
practical aud active democrat From,
the personnel uf H." cabinet u pr-ei
dent Clryelnud uue IL load to the con
v,ctIon tina; such u charge would b,
entertained tavuraOly 10y t." president
som" propIr may think thai Gov. Rne'
/ lors Mt stand t'gh ~ the erttmatlon 81
1 President Cl-vrlaDd, but they ARE liable
| lu hay" their ideas considerably shat
tered tew months after the eth o
/ March.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

This remedy 10 becomInR ~ well
known aud ~ popular as % ne q no
special mention. Al who have used
Electric Bitt.rs slug tue same soDR of
pra,sa. A purar med IN. dos not exist
and It IL gautant,ei to do ali that ~
CLAIMED. Eleclric Btters will cure all
disAasss Of the llver and kidneys. will
remove pimples, bolls, salt rheum and
other affections eau, 81 by impure blood,
-Wnl trive malaria from the system
and prevert AZ well ~ cure all malaria
fayers For cure u headache, constipa
ton and Indigestion try Electic Bi,tsrs
Entire set,sfactluu gnatt 1tesd, or mo
per bottle at L, II burgess 4 Sons
drug store.
The Crystal lee company have Just
completed filing the railroad COMPANY
ia houss At Ran Marcial. placing lherslu
7l5 tous Of the frozen luxury.