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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
s.sna. ,N-rsrurEs.
Arr..ssmes,st Completed for msidisE
sa,a tnstt, utes.

Apr..semrs,st Completed for msiaisE
sad tnstthntes.
From the New Mexican II IN learned
that Gov Thornton, III oiiicio president
OF IN. New dexioo board of education,
and Hon. AmAdo Chaves. superint-ud-
On, u pubic distraction, have issued c
neat pamphlet setting forth that the ter.
ri,orial board % education have the
pleasure ~ announcing 10 the teachers
u New Mexico and those proposing "
teach" that, In accordance with an act
~ the last Legislative assembly entitled
AN act 10 empower and enable the ter
r,torisl board Of education to organize
and conduct teschers' normal Institutes
they have oomplet ID the arrangements
Tor holding said Institutes. They will be
held NJ follows:
Al Ios Lunaa -- Beginning Monday,
May 20. Conductor, Miss Alice ii.
Casey.
At Mora Beginning Thursday, June
|. Conductor. Prof. John J, Craven.
Al F.rpandeE de Taos Beginning
Wednesday, June 81, Conductor, Prot
r.. +. O'Riordan.
Al Chams beginning Monday, july
TO- Conductor. Prot. H. &. MoCarrel
At Ruswell Beginning Monday, Jul,
~. Conductor, Miss Matilda Il, Koch
lsr
Each institute will continue IN s-e.ior
eight weeks. Tuition will b. free, bu
all those attending must furnish ;hei
pwn text books and stationery. The Law
creating these says
"rhe leading ubjects shalt be To bette
cducat. the teachers and ,hose propOs
,ng 10 teach IN the branches required 4
Us taught IN the common schOols;
TRAIN them 10 the best aud most ~
proved methods Of imparting instruc
t,on; 10 acqua,ut them with the laws q
,he territory pertaining TO education, an
% stimu ate professional enthusiasm.
10 short, the object IL TO make goo
teachers; To train those who have neve
taught, but desire to, for their work, ,
show them how to 20 ~ the bushes
and how to succeed IN II. They will I
trained IN the beat methods OF teachin,
The attendance should be large.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
~ niense.


H. IL customary IN those latter days TO
express our perfect satisfaction with u
thing by saying "it's imuieSssr' lee 80
expressive th.t nothing eau 5e added
Geo l., Fink, Philadelphia, Pa. Gays:
My wlf. has been taking your new cure
Tor the heart, aud says It's immense!
She has not beeu troubled with pain or
rmothering sp lie sincs using It," Jno. l.,
Roberts, SiatIngton. Pa, says he IL 20
years old, and has suffered from heart
dlsess. Tor over ~ yssrs. Was treated
without avail by prominent New York
hysicians; grew constantly worse; took
De Miles New Heart Cure and WA
completely cured. Sold by I. II. Bur.
gess a Son, on n guarantee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

The news Was brought to the city. this
full account. OF anost dss,srdly deed.
committed At Pagoa pasture, slx miles
out, last night.
A man named Gallo Delgado is au.
thority Tor the stateu.nt that two bodies
beaten almost into aislly. with stones,
and supposed to be hose Of Manuel
Maldonado and q shee herder in the
employ OF Trinidad Grigo, we're found
to-day. tightly bound to 'andering bur.
ros, Tue faces OF the Unfortunate men
we're beaten almost beyon, recognition.
Les Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
A Landslide.
NsrI MAIhed D. sults

The term landslide usual conveys
intelligenos of disaster, wheLy many
ara kllltd. but this time u ~ ed 10 in.
dIcate the eno' nous sales ot =. Miles
Restorative Nervine, Q reme' that ID
daily sHvlna the lives OF thounds who
are suffering from nervous dlsi-rs. II
cures palpitation, nervous pltrstion,
headache, backschs, spinal diss>s, hys
terra, vi effect OF spirits, conkion of
mind, etc, and builds up the ly sur.
prislngly. Brown d Maybury, Gland,
y. Y, says one patient used Nervs and
gained fifteen pounds 81 fieah. Id by
I. H. burgess 4 Son. the druggs, on
q guarantee. Get q book free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
The aAn MArcLAi kire.

Late yesterday afternoon, after the
No, = north bound passenger tram had
passed, n report was received 10 the city
that san Marc,al was in flames. AZ soon
as the train arrived here, the reporte'
was around, but no one seemed TO know
any Of the particulars. II 10 learned
.ais morning that the fire was hrst dis.
covered in the restaurant, or short order
house Of w. Is Dawson, and - Q fierce
wind wac blowing northward, all the
buildings in that square we're doomed
An accurate estimate OF the losses 10 on,
of the question at this time, but Il ID
conservative to state that the amour,
will reach nearly $4,000. only PARTIAL,
insured. The losers are W. b. Dawson
Armstrong Bros, john L,pnaworth, J. b
Allen, A. L. Kane, J. n. Broiles, J. Z
Nichols, W. j. Hanna, Joseph Montgom
cry, A. Sohey and others. Tho nov
opera house.. costing about 5000, Wal
also destroyed. The burnt district 10 10
the business portion OF the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
LADIES' AtxtLsAwy.
The Hop NJ the wives asa w,daw- ~
EaEiueers n Hueeess

ksEiueers = saeress
I, was brilliant. WhRtS Why, tho
tirs, social hop " the Ladies' Auxiliary
~ the Brotherhood ~ Locomotive Ensi
neers at the Annoy last evening. ami
the crowd wsa just large enough To IN
cure comfort ~ ell. The ladies pelected
Mace Ctossan As caller. and promptly at
o'clock he announced get your part
hers Tor the grand march" Mrs, J. II.
Holman, preeii"nt ~ the AuxiliAty, Oh
the srm ~ rhos lIAnill, followed by
Mrs. G.. W patks, on the arm ~ J, -.
HIo"a, were delegated To- lead the march,
aud they went through tie various eyo.
| lut,ons with mLtkrd precision. From
| the % dancing commenced IN earnest,
and Il was one C., niinuAl round ~ ehJ 10Y.
mcut uutl o'clock this morning TIE
muric Nss rendered by Ruppe's orchee.
ira.
TIE ice cream and other refreshments
were srtyri Wy thrlad-s, while the snda
Antcr fountain Was pr,s,d-d over 10y +.
Is Dunlap
the zur'-as ~ the dance ~ due Ia
the 'ulloElug excellent cummltiers.
Arrangements Mrplamrs Bcprge W
Parks, Perry Brown, G.orss 4 Woods
aud Clay ton Lemons.
Reception Merdamea NJ, J, Butel
and Wa. ". Nntr,a.
Floor Me@srs. Woods Franklin, Car
roll aud Clark
Mrs. J-s-,' Miller. Who ~ not II mcm
Ter - the HuIiliary, did all N her pow
.r Ia add 10 the succesa u the occasion
. The l.alle-' AuIluary was orgHu,lr,
On April !, lsB with twelve chHrto
mem berr, W. Mrrinm"- Holman, Pafk'
. Dixon, Evans, Batter. Woods, Lrmout
Rpss Frost, HruNn, Franklin and Nor
= rls. Since ia" organization Mrs Pres
- Moore las y'turi the -pcie,y. la COT
vrrsht,uu with Mr.. Park, ehD L. Que Il
, the active Hnl bright m-nprfS ~ III
auxiliary, the reporter learnn thpt ~
o,vrs aud widows ~ every eng u"-r GO
not Iplu, but all ;husa whose hurbar Il
are menbcrs ~ the Brotherhood ~ |.
' comotrve Engineers aud are IN gou
standing, are Welcome into the fold. IT.
auxiliary m,,,ts on the aiteruouus ~ III
- fret aud thlrd Wednesdays IN sac
mouth IN the knights % Pythiaa hal
where n mutual Interchange ~ views nj
full, aud practically discussed hy thee
lad,es, wives and wlduws ~ those vi
now or have followed the dangerous col
ing. The officers Oft auxiliary are, v,
Mrs. Holman, president; Mrs. Park
v wee pr.sident; Mrs. Dixon, sscretar
Mrs, Evans, treasurer; Mrs. Butle
chaplain, Mrs Woods, guide, aud Mr.
Lemons, sentinel,
CARD uf THANKS.
The mambsrs ~ TurqGulse lodge tai
this opportunity ot returning thanks
all who kindly gave donations, 10 the
dl.s and gentlemen outside of our &
gaulzatlon, whu 40 freely aud ably u
W. sisted us, and 10 tn. BUSINESS men al
~ general public Tor their patronage.
~ MRs. j. II. iluI.MAS, President.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
Encouraging W oras.

j. q. Baldridee, one OF Albuquerque
observing merchants, who wac at Socorro
on business, has returned home. He
was met this morning by the reporter,
and he confirms the report that several
good strikes " silver and galsua orss
have recently been made In the Magds.
lena mountains, and IN consequences
activity In mining circles has taken Q
decided upward tendency. He did not
visit the towns Of Msgdalsns and Kelly,
located in the very heart Of the present
strikes. out he heard from Socorro PEG
pie that the miners are feeling consider.
ably elsted over the future prospects Of
q good seas III In mining. He also stated
that the Rio Grande smelling company,
approaching the present activity 10
mining. have added 70 their force, and
now run day aud night three furnaces
and four roasters. Tnsss are indeed en-
oouragin2 words from below, and THE
CITIZEN IL glad TO give them publicity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
A s,ri1e nc Ia saserta..

Chas, O'Conor Roberts and h az
He'sch, accompanied by @. w. kert,
returned from La Husrtas mimi ADDS.
trict lsst night, and Mr., Ecker, bright,
with him sample Of salsns ore hdis-
covered ia the San Juan lode OF ttold
Monteauma mine. The ore 10 ouhi.
bitlon nj the Tivoli, and Mr.. Rsrts
states that Il will run veil In lead N
Huertas camp 10 located q few lee
east Of Bernai,llo, and the peoplup
there are much excited over the in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
Miles, Nerve a Liver Pills.

ACT on new neutrality-suspicious. the
liver, stomach and bowels through The
nervea A nov discovery. Or. Milo
Pills speedily cure bll,ousnssa, bad tesla
torpid liver, pilss. constipation. U.s.
equaled TOR men, women, children. Bmalt
cot, mildsss. sursssi 90 does IS osnlk
Samples Tree. 81 7. II. Burgess 4 Bon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
a sleIlaaa .'sisny.

Is. Seyster, ST., has received a letter
from q rich Hollsnder, who desires some
information about central New Mexico
and especially the RIO Grande valley,
Tor the purpose Of enlightening u colony
Of about sixty families in Holland who
are ANXIOUS TO settle somewhere 10 the
territories Of the United States. The
gentleman wishes to know whether lands
can bs acquired without the intervention
OF court, whether land grants are set.
tied, titles quoted, the water facilities
the educational advantages and the 70.
sources Of the country, Mr.. BleystsI
will secure several cop,es OF the big New
Years issue OF THE C,TILEs. containing
full and complete answers 10 all ques
tiops asked, aud will mail them 70 the
gentleman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
CAaEgm OF CasnE..
rats Territory Cestris.tes 60 nssh
TAI Tor y Had n istery.

This Territory tontrtbmtes 90 nsak
Tsyier- Had histery.
Hank Tay ior, the Colorado despersdo.
whose brother Dick, was recently ehot
To death IN south Denver while attempt.
ing to butglarlze u store, has . record
that any desperate character would be
envious Of, II the story told by the
Ration Range IN any way near correct.
lie hAs travelled under many aliases.
among them being Ernest Henderson,
III. I.sugrton KID and Ernest Anthony.
Ills career ot crime, the Range says, 10
an interesting one, considering his louth.
When he appeared 10 the neigh borhood
% Katou 40 one knew where he came
from or VITO La Was. lie claimed to be
related to the Kansas family OF politl.
Clans, aud the Was all the information
| he gave about himseif Nowy however,
he IL we'll known IN New Mexico because
u hrs frequent escapss frpn the Collar
county IAN aud tho state penitentiary.
Ot h,s many e-cap-s from the Springer
Jail, tn. Range gives ON, none are more
Remarkable than the repeated arrests for
stealing " the Manly horse and the
three rewards tn. Northern New Mexico
ntuCk hrHptlhNlOu was Celtou upou w
pay on account u that particular horse.
After the iirst arrest TOR stealing that
horse and payment of reward, he es-
cap,.d from jail and again stole that
hcrs. lie was arrested aud made his
s-cutd escaIs, and was again arrested
while rn route 10 steal that same horse
Al this time the Stock association drew
the line aud declined IN pay any more
rewards on account OF Ernest's peculiar
attach ment Tor that particular horoe.
Later on, he was arrested In Conejos
county, Colo, for stealing horsea from
this vicinity, vas tried, convicted aud
sent 10 the New Mexico penitentiary f0I
term II years. de was there bat q
short time when he made his escape. he
IL une " the most sk,llful and ingenious
lock plckers in the country. He seems
To have mania for getting into jail e
practice his ingenuity in getting out
The last time he escaped from the
Springer jail. he did 40 by making q bel
lows out OF boot ley, heating the boiler
iron bottom Of the cell and while ho'
eaw-d n hole Ia IL with u saw made oul
Of common case knife.
Ernest Anthony 10 Que OF the slickes'
horse thieves that ever did business Ia
the western country and IL 10 hoped b,
the owners ~ horse tieeh that he will 70
main IN hrs present position indefinitely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

the admission price 81 ATTY cents carries
you through all tho departments 60, lain
itg all the exhibits from the foreign
countries aud the United States. There
ara, " course, AIDE attractions, just like
there are side shows To big circus, and
to ,h"se a small price % admission Ia
AsSeI, hut you arc not compelled to pat
rouile them unless you are laundering NJ
Ter aeviug everything. eide shows and
fair, at the World's Fair. "ltemember
now" remarked the gen leman, tell your
many readers that 10 the Worlds Far
ptopar, where every state in thu union II
on exhibition and where the foreign rpun.
tries have their exhibits, onl, my cents
10 charged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
We M oslAt tbRy.

On neat TUESDAY, May ~, the q. A L.
veterans VIII celebrate Memorial day,
aud ,he graves 81 war h-ru+r, not oUly
~ our home gravsy aids but throughout
the length aud bread, h ~ ia. Union. viii
be decorated With flowers. Tn. c-lebra
ton here VIII he ample but appropriate,
u program To- that effect nov being ~
course u preparation 10y committee.
Glow Thornton, although IA Confederate
soldier, hu u-en asked to del yer the al.
dte-s aud has accepted. Ia this mov--
m.ht the loca veterans acted wisely by
honorlng tn" chief mnglstiat. ~ the ter
rltory, paying no stisnt,Us nj all tn the
fHCt that he fought on the other side ia
the clvl war. Col. A l.. Morrison will
also h. here ami has consented Ia daliv
~ u short address. There will also be-
vocal and instiumeutal music The
4 program will be interesting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
Hrrigatisa scheme.

II. W. Horton, Of New York, passed
through the CITY yesterday on his way
10 Chicago from Bill Williams forks, Ari.
zona. lie IL the promoter Of one OF the
biggest irrigation schemes 10 western
A'izona-a scheme that will irrigats
10000 acres Of land and develop some
Of the richest placer fields In Arizona.
The CITIZEN learns that J. A. Hsaly,
brother OF Agent Hsaly, this city. has
some OF the bsss producing copper
minss 10 that vicinity. IN fact the rich.
eat 10 Arizona. Mr.. Horton said the ir-
rigation scheme will surely be carried ~
a successful end this summer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

Dyspepsia has driven 10 On early aud
even suicidal grave many man who, 10
he had tried the virtues Of Ayers Sar.
sAparilla. wonld b alive to-day and in
the sojoyms Of health and compstsncs
Sufferer. bs warned In season, and don't
allow the systsm 10 run down.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
ee we're Accident.

THIS afternoon DR.. Dssssrsis, st the
Atlantic 4 Pacific hospital, met with q
painful accident. He wee opening bot.
tie OF concentrated ammouis, when Il OF
plodsd, severely burning both the doc.
tors hands. DR.. Raster dressed the
wounds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

In oil cases, where q mild but effective
aperient 10 needed, Ayers pills are the
host. They improve the appetite, re-
store healthy action. promote digestion,
and regulate every function. No pill 10
In greater demand, or more highly recon.
needed by the profession.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

DR.. fearce aud ons u III. 6nsers the
mex, day was amputated by DR. Raster.
The article Ia IN error Ne to the doctors.
Tor DR.. DE Lama dressed the wounds
and DR.. Desmarais amputated the On.
ger Mr.. Dulileld was ~ much 10 psln
ia the only reason assigned Tor h,s being
confused as 20 the names ~ the doctors
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-14
leOlI ALkLLlLLA
LIE E3ON ~ EXON
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Aguaa ssnsopas &ctducDcaehoS&soas soaicss sl,e,s n
peas ligeramenAe fsrrng1Dosas.
AsSaS Son ss nxe gszeoss ds Uasa Asu&a iners
huy agxs0ahias al paG& tueusn hsex pprxx
comdAs messd& toE vno Loo nelloe seus Tar
nnoao para 4t Atsasns ds Ascna Eafss sa rsec.
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Duy uHlss nempo epidmico, ccas pStssrvstivo -
en2sTmedadsS oc&aionAJas poS ia asus& ordlnsriaa.
Resmplasan las agnS2 de VieAs odss sva snlr..
clones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-14
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-14

The Proprietofs of the B0Iettn
Me1canM " have the honour of re-
q"estn2 English advertisers to hand
their o,ders 70 Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE & CO who are the sole
AGENTS tor al! English G. FrSsseb
AdVgrtising.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-14
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l1bDC0 oil general mls seRvicici
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dinnrO HnGlalpUdo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-14
GNCUADERNACION
DEL. .bE3()LETIK HERCAkI'IL,

8a esa secci5t de Ia casa, msontada CO.
pcaGgs !0a eIega2 ~g}<ssa necesarios 9roylst& d.
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teruac O&e8 es 9es;ards-=s. carGou&, paaga
sa1ot@, psea dr. @vam*< o5ss regevae, aodo per
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-14

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administration du B0Ietin MeI~
aantu phonneur de prier M sieurt
ses Annonciers franGais de vouloir bjen
semettre leurs ordres de Publicite >
MN. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qm
cent les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-09
A Wonderful Automaton.

One of the most wonderful time
keepers known to the horologist was
made in London about one hundred
years ago and sent by the president OF
the East India company as gift to the
emperor of China. The case was made
in the form of chariot, in which was
seated the figure of a woman. This
figure was of pure ivory and gold, and
sat with her right hand resting upon a
tiny clock fastened to the side of the
vehicle. A part of the wheels which
kept track of the fight of time were
hidden in the body of a tiny bird, which
had seemingly just alighted upon the
lady's finger. Above was canopy so
arranged as to conceal a silver bell.
This bell was fitted with miniature
hammer of the same metal, and, al
though it appeared to have no connec-
ton with the clock, regularly struck
the hours, and could be made to repeat
by touching diamond button on the
lady's bodice. In the chariot at the
ivory lady's feet there was golden
figure of dog, and above and in front
were two birds, apparently flying be-
fore the chariot The beautiful orna-
ment was made almost entirely of gold,
E6H@Ns elaborately decorated with
'precicus stones.-St. Louis Republic.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-09
The Introduction of Trousers.

Trousers appear to have been intro
duced into Rome at comparatively
hte period, and as a part of the mill
tary uniform. They are worn by the
Roman soldiers represented on Trojan's
column, as well as by barbarians. The
Greeks had never adopted them. With
their instructive sense of beauty they
had recognized that these are the only
garments that can not POSSIBLY be
made graceful A sleeve may become
a par. OF the drapery of figure; a
trouser leg is more obstinate in its
ugliness. If tight it bags on the knees
wearing. Yet this is perhaps its least
Objectionable shape. If somewhat loose
it takes petty and meaningless folds.
Some .Oriental nations have tried to
disguise it as skirt, but the result is
not entirely satisfactory. If the
trousers do not appear to give freedom
to the leg they have lost their princi-
pal merit. Compromise, which is the
life of politics, is the death of art,
which should always struggle for an
ideal. So thought the Greeks when
they entirely renpunced for themselves
the barbarous pantaloons. = Once q
Week.