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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27


Frank g. Iowa, clerk IN the Wells
Fargo Express compsuy's Office, this
city, spent yesterday IN Las Vegas
Andres A. Romero Of Los Lunas visit
ed III Paso last week. searching Tor the
body ~ his father, who was drowned 10
the RIO 0raDds near peralta.
=. NJ. Folsom, president Of the Alhu-
auerque National bank. who has been to
California On b:siness, returned home on
yesterday mornings delayed passenger
train.
". II. iiulysy, who 10 secretary OF the
Western Columbian club Ut the Worlds
Fair, dropped down among Ne Yesterday
and 10 registered u, the San Felipe. lie
10 here ON business aud will only remain
few days.
Ed. A. Brown, the cashier at the do
not, Tor the Harvey lunch house, val
leave this evening Tor Denver, and sftsl
= short stay there will 60 on 10 KAnsa,
City. Mr., Brown 10 competsnt cashier
bnt desires 10 get IN larger city.
TT, Moore, who built the Cerrillo'
coal railroad, the water works and othe
Improvements at Csrrillos. came dow
from the north this morning, and ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

Sixto VALDEZ, track walker, was
struck by Cond,tor Roberts ear,
bound passenger ain yesterda, after
noon two miles wi OF Laguna, The
conductor stoppe' his tram and picked
up the uniortu,'e man, whom lac
brought into the ~ lsst night. There
ia u deep cut the head, aud leg aud
shoulder broken The conductor states
that the wind " blowing n p.rt-c, hur.
r,cane and the an ran INTO the engine,
The unfortunP victim IL ut the hos
pital.
The man 'ed until II o'clock this
morning, wto he died and h's body vas
removed TO ndertaker Strong's, !, is
stated thshe has relations living ~
Taos ooun, His body will receive hur
ial in the cnpany's lot at Falrview Gem.
RlAfy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

Mira & l'Nrubers and sister are IL
the city from pruH Blanca
J. Z, BHidrrdge, the lumber dealer
went to Socorro tins morning,
VIM, Price, well kuosn here, who la,
been IN Santa fr the pas; few months
II again IA the city.
Trinidad AlGrid, Of Santa Fe, came
down from Los Cerrllos last night. and
returned hUue this morning.
Mrs Groh aud mother, Mrs. Wilson
left yesterday morning TOR Chicago
where they viii welt TOR about four
weeks.
Mrs. Kate NJ. Garden left last night
for aH eIteudrd eastern visit. During
her absence she Will look at The woaders
u the Worlds TAR
lsnnclo SILVA yesterday found a neat
u twenty tour young quails at his
ranch IN r!~ras canon, lilo Intends 81
dpmestlca,e the whole brood.
Abou, l7u pounds u sheep pel,s he
longing IN Al 10 D'rro came into the
"lty THIS morning, aud wrr" stored at
the warehouse ~ Thor + Kslsher.
j, j. Sraton, u resident ~ this city
about twelve years ngu, with hls wife
and sou, went through the city last
night Tor the Worlds Far from III Puso.
Jack ltoss, Ame1 Wills, Fred. Raynsr
and VIII InghhIn, Nho were in box car
we're sent 10 the county jail yesterday al.
ternoor by Justice lIpckhSrt to await the
action oi tie next grand jury.
l;ubt. Campbell, one " the wealthy
gentlemen Of III Paso. with his daug ter
and Mics Lucille DAVIS, daughter Of
Judge DAVIS. also " ri paso, we're pas
senRrrs to the Worlds Fair Last night.
l., j. Menard, n newspaper CORES.
pOndrnt aud a Talrphder also, left on
this mornings delayed passenger for
llulbrook, where he accepts n position 10
the general merchandise store VI A. 4 Is.
Schustor,
lnE CITIZEN WAS in error yesterday
N stH,lGg that j. ID Turlina returned
home from Denver with Judge Il. l..
Warren ava Col. Frank CLayes. lie
remnn"i over sunday 10 beaver, but
is expected tome this evening.
The No"l bros, who recently pur.
Oh ased the trading business Of J. W.
Bennett at liatYL Springs, on the north.
sees, border ot the NAVAJO reservation,
are in the city NltL h wagon load Of
sheep pelts and about Iu pounds Of
WOOL,
The tao year Oil race horse, Head.
hight, belonging 10 Is. q. vGndonburg, Of
Dodge CITY, Kansas, was purchased this
morning by W. L. Trimble 4 Co. With
Duffy and Headlight the Trimhls eta,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

A few months ago TuE CITIZEN WAS
called upon To chronicle the narrow ~.
cape % two young boys from u horrible
death by foolipg with electric cape, and
again tie same KIND % accident hap
pens. At noon TO day Frank Silva and
Harry Baldridgs, two small boys, we're
playing around the old electric hight
plant on broadway when they picked up
bunch OF electric caps, They took
the dangerous caps 10 the stable OF j.
q. Baldridge, IN the rear 81 his
residence, and Harry struck one
oi the caps with hammer. Al
explosion followed. and on the smoke
clearing away Frank was found few
feet distant with a seer IN his forehead,
from which blood was freely flowing,
and Harry's legs from the knees down
were q sight to behold, blood flowing
from q number Of small cuts. Neigh.
bcrs washed the boys and they present a
fair appearance this afternoon. II IL In.
decd fortunate that both boys were not
killed outright II the old electric light
works are not cleaned Of those danger.
Gus caps, some boys will be killed aud
some person will have zig damage suit
To pay.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

j. Is. Leary. who at the Sulphur
sprlngs, IN the Jemesino ntains, Tor the
rheumatism, writes very interesting
letter To TnE CtrItS, the substance ~
which 10 that tn. ssasun for GUNNER
tourists has abouppened and u trw Wis.
ltors from albuquerque, Santa fe and
other places AR arriving, golng into
camp among ne pines ut the resort
The bath houes and tubs ~ the sui.
phurs have Alibe-n renovated thorough.
ly, and every ting IL ~ good condition
Tor use. Thehotel has been opened b!
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, u Kansas, and
they expect 10 serve he best Of country
mea!e Wlnlofsr A smith are the pro.
prietors, and toey wi be assisted In at
tending to the battles ny Col Mcliugh,
e veteran hot spring manipulation from
Colorado. Mr.. Smin In IN receipt OF "a
letter from Duranp, Colorado, gentle
man, who states tht u party " twelve
gentlemen and lads ARE arranging TO
visit the Sul phurs IA short time. Mr.
Leary states that he weather in the
Jemea mountains the very best aud
that fishing IL the.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
I,s not Beat the Printer

An exchange, which has been lnves'l
eating the matter, says The latest
postal lava are such that newspapers
can arrest any one for fraud who ,ak~s
a paper and refuses to pay for II Under
this law, the man who allows his sub
scriptlon To run along for some time un'
paid, and then orders II discontinued, or
orders the postmaster 10 mark II ire
fused" and have n postal card sent
notifying the publisher, leaves himself
liable 10 arrest and the, the same as Tor
theft.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
ArLEnnA Nnh krIInMn.

The grand iuiko Of Arizona Odd Eel
lows met IN Fiag-tatT thus week, and
profitable meetings we're held Tor three
days The vlslrurs we're generously en-.
tertaned 10y the people % Flagstaff.
Twelve subordinate lodges we're repre-
scented. The next Session ot the gran Il
lodge will be held IN K,ngman IN April
Is, 1891,
The following members we're elected
grand officers for the ensuing term
}. y. Jones, q. NJ y \ Morfprd, - G..
NJ; &. il. Bayles, q. W, + \ Judd, G..
Sec, Geo T.. Brown, G., Treas; ". II.
Smith, q. g.; 4. ;. Coon, q. G, \. :,
Coon, q. q Il. &. Dryden, q, H., ". j.
Is. Barnett, q. NJ; Al K-nney, q. G..
Grand Trustees Louis Williams, r. T.
Van kufan, y. +. Lnytou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

The Deer 4 RIO Grande railroad
branch toanta Pc L. an unfinished de.
tail and %, he eventually extended 10
connect III the Southern Pacific and
20 oompe for the business u both New
ard o Mexico. From Albuquerque
across San Augustin plans TO the
Black Ange, and along that base 10
Deu,r would take IN all the mining
canps Sierra and Grant counties. The
miner outputs 81 These districts eI
ceedsndsr every disadvantage, sa,0n,'
600 ,ar, and this business alone is
wortlhs serious attention OF the Rio
Gran people. -IliIIsboro Advocate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
Preserving l,rAl.c.

We desire To say to our citizens that
Tor years We have been selling DIR.
K,ng's New Discovery for Consumption,
DR., K,ng's New Lifs Pills, bucklen's Ar.
u,ua Saiys aud Elsctric Bitters, and have
never haudled remedies that sell Ms we'll,
or that have gwen such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate TO guaran.
tee them every time. and We stand
ready TO refund the purchase price, II
sat,sf Glory results do not follow their
use. These remedies have won Their
great popularity purely on their merits
II. n. Burgess and Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
DELIBERSTR SII,tpI
Henry Ei-chnrr, TtiIor. Fakes hts
ONn l.lt'


Henry Eiscnnet, Hungarian jew
tailor, who has b,eu WORKING Tor ..
Bambni Tor the past w,rk, deliberately
placed the barrel ~ - caubre SET
cocker Smith Il Wrssu, revolver, IN hIB
mouth at higl noon Ia LAY. pulled the
trigger ot the dangerous weapon and
sent ball crmh,ng into E,s head, fall
ing corpse II the tailor chop behind
the pressing table The victim ~ eel
destruction IN tie same individual who
was cent Il the county !nl Tor
one month b. JustlO. Lockhnrt on
Monday, AprI IL, Tor hitting &. II.
blanchard IN the back vita large stone.
AZ that time was remarked that the
man was crazy and u III subject Tor the
insane asylum lie came over 10 the
new town on tie mornmg ~ HE hDetty,
since which tine he worked at Mr..
BgmbinI's. rlis morning when he
appeared for work he asked Tor n quar-
ter, with viii h 10 get breakfast After
securing the money h"left the shop and
returned All hour later, Tie took down
u coat belonging to Ju,ge Lee and press
I'd 1t, finishing the job neatly "a, noon
lie was then u the back
room OF the shop, which he left
shortly after and WALKED into the front
room u the shop. Observing the revul.
YER u Bamblni's lying Il the glass case,
he opened the case ND taking out
the revolver committed the net an de.
scribed above.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
fia6ers Mashed.

y. j. Duiilsld, q young man about ~
years Of age, met With . very painful &C,
cident late Saturday afternoon. lie was
on the east side Of the railroad track Ia
south Albuquerque and attempted TO
cross between two boz oars. when the
cars we're bumped together by the switch
engine. The first three fingers on the
left hand were caught between the
bumpers and badly mashed. DR.. Psarcs
Was called and dressed the wounded band,
and yesterday afternoon DR., Raster, Of
the hospital, was called upon 10 smpu.
tate the largest finger, II will 10 several
weeks before the hand will 10 10 any con.
dition 20 be used
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
,OwiN,. " Arsn.
The TiJrra- water Company NiIi
rosn he n IhIaE Of Stealth

Judge II. l.. Warren. Col. ! Ffnnc,soo
ChaVec aud Junu -. luruua, Nho vent
10 Denver last week uu BUSINESS con
neoted With the lJrrH- Water company,
returned 10 tue cl,y last Saturday night.
The gentlemen stopped over Saturday at
the territorial capital, aud here IN what
the New Mexican has 10 say about thor
Denver VISIT.
Col. j. Frauk Chayea returned last
night from Denver. lie IA f,r,Irs rather
cheerful over the result u hls TRIP, for
while tsere he, IA company with John -.
Iorl,na, precedent uf the IiIctSB Water
COMPANY ut Albuquerque, aud judge
Warren, practically completed arrange
ments Tor securing all the capital urces
saty To perfect the GJrrh~ water enter
PRISE, Denver meu agreeing To- put up
the capital II after examination tue pro-
lect proves eqnai g. the representations
VI lie promoters. There ~ 40 difficulty
about the, ~ experts ~ high rrputo
have several different .u,rr examined the
water How and the company plane Dor
uutfiug II, and IN every rA-" have the
reports been most fa,utaur
IL will require about t4p.uuu to cum.
pete the rutrtprso aud ~ matters nov
LOOK ActlN. cuu~tfI'uph work viii be-
commenced inside 4 SIXTY days.
Not only Tor AlUUV trrlIc, bat flf tue
whole territory, ill.," surr"pr q the wa.
deftaklnR means u great duh IJoraa
cat on IA seventy i've t,,,,' ,.,d'n "ul
on liz bed rock, suut" thirty t,e't below
the surface, ~ at uud"illuS u water
that A'-hS well nigh IUtNhAurtlblr TX.
petts reckon THIS iluA -, JJuuHDJ ,Al.
Ions Tor every twenty four tours I'm
meuse puupg uperhi,sl through cuts IA
Tie earth At VARIOUS pUIuts AMI depths
have Oc-u urrd 'u rrHru tins estimate,
and II ~ calculated that the ordinary
How ~ water trum the vAuuu N aulhueut
To lrrigSte 800 acres ~ land sltu ted On
the m"aa east ~ Albuquerque By the
uf storage RESERVOIRS mrch
larger area can BE- covered The land N
~ located that thee" canon waters can
be brought out aud down upon Il al a
ANAL cost wh"u comparison Ir nad with
the valu" ~ ia" lnud when given per.
manent supply Tor irrigation aud dumes
tic purposes.
The success % the undertaking will be-
watched with great interest, iur there
ar" lnnumetable paints IA New Mexico
where Just such system N water deyrl
opnent will certainly fnlluN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
A ReM Dsn'ls.

A prominent physician submitr the
following "don'ts" for people who visit
the sick ns,ghbors or friends:
Don't tell in the presence OF the
sick person OF every person you ever
sns~ IN die, OF miss death by . scratch
Of the same disease or any other disease
Better, IL you can't lind anything elss
about which TO converse not talk about
ncsuess Vt all.
2-D ~ AJAX 70 20 into the sick room
and u ,avited in don't stay long. Es
psciAliy II come relation hints 10 you
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
Territorial Funds.

The Bank ~ Commerce Of Albuquer
que has applied Tor the sum Of s2ODO
from the territorial funds, for which It
will pay 3 per cent per snnum. TIL"
bond furnished contains the following
bondsmrn; willard =. S,rIcklrr, Geo.
W. Harrison, Albert Eis"mann, A. w.
Cleland, Pertecto Arm'ju and NJ. =.
Otero. Gov Thornton has already ap.
proved this bond, aud the treasurer and
auditor viii also approve It, when Tr-Hs.
urer Palsn will send check Tor the
amount. The Bank 81 Commerce IL the
iirst bank that has taken advantage u
the new territorial statute, providing
tina, territorial funds may Ue loaned to
banks at three per cent intererest upon
u satisfactory boud.-New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

biee ere pretty we'll represented 10y hrst
class gallopes.
Ken. W, ltolertsuu, the Second stree
grpceryman, IL still limping around hl'
store aud nj cru-s NJ vet hen He WA
laid up Tor three weeks With the rbeu
ma,isui. and HE good wife ia nov arrang
iUg matters ~ he can get of ia ie~
days for n visit To the Jemes hot springs
candy ktches" Burnea.
At 40 this morning the "Candy
Kitchen" Of Owen Dinsdsle, No. 10 cas-
Railroad avenue, was discovered to b,
ou fire, and when tue tire department ar
rived the entire inside % the store wal
completely enveloped IN flames.
After delay Of u few moments, coca
sioned by two lines u hose beipg at
tached 10 one hydrant and both com
papies not being ready nj the same time
two powerful streams u water wer,
turned on the burning structure and IN
half an hour the fast developing flames
aud building, however, completely gut
teal with chafred tlmbers.
The buildings adjoining are " timber
and the only thing that prevented Il
spread Of the tire was the brick wall 10
trrycuIng.
In the adjoining store room on the
east, leading INTO which sas door from
the Candy Kitchen" slept Thos. D,ns
dale, n brother, and hip wife. they were
asleep AZ the time ot thu lire, being
aroused from their slumbers by Osen
Dnsdale. The flames had partially ate
through the door into their room, and
IA order 80 escaps several partition
boards were kicked of,
Owen Dlnsdsle slept in the rear u the
store proper and states that he Waa
aroused from his slumbers by heat and
smoke. When he got up tho whole
store was IN iiamee, but he managed 10
get 10 the room OF his brother, whom he
a"uke. He says tina, when he retired
ihrA ulkuN, NJ hDbul 'sS' " tlpCh, ne leIl u
lamp burning low, add that 1t il his
opinion that the lamp must have ex.
pIoled, ss there was no fire In any Of the
stoves. lie carried on candy factory,
conducted an ice cream business IN con.
nectlon with confessions, etc, and was
doing very good BUSINESS. lie estl.
mates his loss at about tl,3n, upon
which there IL an insurance ~ $500 IN
the North American, represented 10y
Henry Lockhart
The building belonged 10 JeGersou
l;eynolds, upon which there Ia an insur.
nnce ~ el,OD in tho Springfield CON.
pAny, represented by Pearce Il Marshall.
The building Ia fully insured
Adjoining the burned building are
five sub. divided store rooms, also owned
10y MIR. l,aynolds, and insured In several
The store room Immediate
~ ON the east 10 only slightly damaged,
which IL fully covered 10y Insurance..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

A friend ~ ne-d IN friend lnder.d, and
not lsa~ than QUE million people have
found just such friend ia DR., Kings
Now Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Coldn, ifyJu have never us-d this
Great Cough Msdtcin", OGs trial sill con
vince you that It LAS wonderful curative
powers IN all d,seasea ~ Throat, Cheat
and Lungs. Each bottle ~ guaranteed
" no all that IL claimed or money vii bs
refunded. TRIAL bottles free at DR.. ThDs,
II. Burgess 4 Sons, Large bottles Jlc.
and Al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
rOLON IIIL no o.
amer Long upttIr tor ne CSC Qwtrt.
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" bir- th,- mevssag.
Solon Elsl Rose, Que OF the moet eu
terpuelug and practical citizens ~ Al.
buIuetGua, quietly passed asay NJ h'r
residence, No. go, west Cougar avenue
this morning at paD u'clucN
Tho subject Of this sketch. Scion Eel
Rose, was born IN puiHsi, u ,rs county,
Tenn, IN 1867, aud was 30 years u age
lie came to this city ~ the fall u 1881,
read law 1T the oil e - ". Is. Ch,ldcrs
and soon aitcro ara, Nas admitted Ia
practice N the courts ~ this district
but OWING to failing health gave up the
ptuteestou. Ia tie spring u lsNl hp
pecam" "a part.cr IN the general ma
elmer! aud pIumuIuR business with
VIM. Dunbnt, aud soon aitetward,
bought out the interest " Sir. Dunbar
assum.us tue eullrr control ~ the busl.
uesH until lNSG, when hIs brother, Frank
VI, lsur", arrived from Irnueesea and
!''n"d htm Va tie uu-tursS. Since that
date 10" iifm q Su,.r h.. Rose 4 Bro,
eNtcuelye hardware dealprs, BEGAN.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

For some weeks past band OF JIca.
rilla Apsches has been at large in Colfax.
San Miguel and Mora counties. The
Mora correspondent OF the Las Vegas
Optic writes;
1.-THE Apeches who have been camped
IN the Aqua S-gra canon have moved 10
the vic,nity OF Wstrous. We don't miss
them much, M they were getting too
familiar With other peoples kids and
goats, bes,des they have KILLED nearly
all the game In this vicinity. Wonder
why they are not taken TO the rsserva.
ton, where they bsiong?'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

N""Ut
The schUul board held u very interest.
INK meeting last night ut their new quar-.
ters on Thrd ri rect, thrrc being present
President Mcclellan, Ttustr"s Arm,.o,
bartlett, Elder Folsom, kuhns and Mo.
l.Hughtn, and Clerk Mclaughlin.
The Commits" on tcHchcrs reported,
recommending the appointment ~
Prot &. r.. lludgin Hr superintendent.
lie was re- appointed by vote ~ to =,
ut SALARY ~ tl,SN year.
Miss Wlnslos was again chosen prncl.
pal u the high school At u eninry II go
per month.
The following teachers We're retained
Mc.lGmes Ludlum aud Mcdonald,
NJ sses Lee llegmHn, LcHch, Waterman.
Cutler and Lncon
The old teachers ARE 10 receive sal.
AIRY 81 ESQ per month, the new 81 Tor
the frs, sesa,on ~ the year, aud s,O per
month Tor the inst s,..stpu.
l.. A simpson was allowed $50 Tor
preparing plans and specifications Tor
grazing SCHOOL hune" grounds, ana III"
clerk instructed 10 advertise iDt bids ipr
the wurb
Mike Moran wac appointed yanrtor ~
the school houses durlug the vacation
months.
The following h,li- we're allowed
W l. Trlmhle i g. ... ........ - ~
4, &. Bri.gs, furniture .... ..... - ~
Sulon r.. Rose \ Bro............. ~
Albuquerque Coal CO.. ....... : ~
TIL. board considered that au official
nrga" Wa necessary, ana ~ elected the
Democrat
Teachers will not be- vN,d Cot .prs ~
time from school room, and the ru9crIn.
tendent was lustru' ted t. FURNISH the
clerk with III. absent days
The board then aIyuurn"d,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

The funeral Of Scion T. Hose, whose
death was chronicled In TuE CITIZEN Of
yesterday, occurred this afternoon a,
2:U o'clock ut the residences on west Cop
per avenue, and was attended by the in a.
innate friends OF the deceased. Itsv.
Citizens, ~ the Episcopal church. oon
Quoted the servlces, which are reported
10 have been very brief but solemn. Tn.
burial occurred In Fairv,sw cemetery un
der the supervision Of Undertaken Mont.
fort, Although the funeral was an
nounced M private, a large concourse Of
mourners showed their appreciation Of
the worth Of the deceased by following
his remains 10 their fnsl rssting place in
the "City Of the Dead" The pail beAr
ere we're A. A. Grant, J. y. Saint, J-a=s
NJ. wheelock, W. b. Childers and N. Is.
Field.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
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The bss. salvs IA the world for Cuts,
bruises, Sores, Ulosrs, Salt Rhsuu, Fs-
yer sorss, Tsttsr, Chspped Hands. Chill.
biains, Corns and Skin Eruptions. and
positively cures Piles, or no pay rsquir'
ed. 10 " guaranteed 10 give psrfsct vet.
'sfaotion, or moasy refunded. Proc, 70
cents per boz. For sale by 7. II. bur.
gees a bon. Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
rl... 1. nn,hlnn 1 have ever used ior

Tb.re 10 nothing have ever used for
n,,scular rheumatism that gives me- M
n,uch ,siief AS amberiAin's Pain Balm
80 have been using II about two
sssr.-iour BOTTLES In sll-As occasion
,son;,.d, and always ksep bottle OF u
80 nome, | believe l know q good
.hiny when get bold Of Il. and Pain
saIm ,s the bes, linimsnt l have ever
,nst 18th. w, B. Denny, dairyman, New
I~sinston, Ohio 50 osot botti.s fos sale
r. II Burssss 4 Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
Maaid he . Csrie-iiy.

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OF publishing articles without credit,
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credit Tor every idea or item thu, It pub
h.hes would he g remarkable curiosity,
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