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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

Mr.. Frank Fulton of Sherman county
is in the city.
The special with the Western Union
superintendents arrived here this after
noon.
Spokane is making an effort to have
the next irrigation congress meet in
that city.
1t is estimated that California has
oyer 100000 bushels of wheat held
over from the crop of 1898.
The first wheat of this season to find
its way to market was shipped from
Walla Walla to Portland Monday.
None has been received here yet.
The president has written a pathetic
letter to Congressman Wilson, SYM
pathizing with him on his defeat by the
senate. Who win write to the
president?
The Regulator brought up a large
number of passengers and about fifty
tons of freight, ten of which were for La
Grande merchants. She took down
something more than fifty tons of wool
this morning.
zone more unfortunate weary of
BREATH" and not to be wondered at
either, considering the combination of
beer and cheese with which it was
favored, was before the city recorder
this morning. Result, $5.
C.J. Mulkey, who was convicted of
smuggling, has applied to the president
for pardon. The papers in the case
have been forwarded to District Attor-
ney Murphy for his recommendation
concerning the application.
Hunters in the Willamette valley say
there is no necessity for protecting the
Denny pheasant. That they are per-
fectly able to take care of themselves,
not allowing The hunters to get near
them, and taking to the center of the
big grain fields when disturbed.
Times are remarkably dull in legal
circles, but when they begin to get bet
ter the fraternity will reap harvest.
There are hundreds of mortgages that
are not foreclosed, simply because the
holders are afraid the properties will
not sell for enough to pay the mort
cages and expenses.
Messrs. Sinnot & Fish have had the
opera house repaired, and it is now
about ready for business. The food
caused the center of the floor to lift up
and as the sand washed under the sup
ports it remained that way. These have
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15
Local Advertising.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Is, 1894
AUGUST AUeuRINes.

Leaves From the Notebook OF Chronicle
Reporters.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15
All Free.

Those who have used DIR. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to
try it free. Call on the advertised drug
gist and get trial bottle. free. Send
your name and address to II. E. Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and get a sample box of
DIR. Kings New Life Pills free, as well
as a copy of Guide to Health and House
hold Instructor, free. All of which is
guaranteed to do you good and cost you
nothing Sold by Snipes & Kinersly.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

Ayers Hair Vigor is cleanly, agreea-
BILE, beneficial and safe. It is the most
elegant and the most economical of toi-
let preparations. By it's use ladies can
produce an abundant growth of hair,
causing it to become natural in color,
lustre and texture.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15
Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds were fled for
record today:
Charles A. Easton to James L. Easton
the nw14, sec. IL and the nw5l, sec. IL,
all in tp. 2 8, ,r14e.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

The citizens Of Oxford, Chenango
county, N. Y, are to celebrate the one
hundredth anniversary of Oxford acad-
emy on June % and 90. The institu-
ton is the oldest but one in the state.
Horatio Seymour, Ward Hunt and
other distinguished men were enrolled
on its list of students
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Mis-. she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gavethem CassOria
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15
To Rent.

A four-roomed cottage, furnished sui
table for housekeeping. Apply at the
European House. 2t
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

With but little care and no trouble. the
beard and mustache can be kept q
uniform brown or black color by using
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

A GERMAN officer has invented a
motor in which a fine stream of coal
dust is utilized to drive piston by ex-
p1osions in the same manner as the
gas in the gas engine.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

TIE CHRoNIcLE is prepared to do all
kinds of job printing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

ton between eecsud and Third streets 10
remain hnimprcved. TUer.s avenue. kov
about mile--ffcm The Highlands 10 Old
Town. is one of,be most attractive streets.
the fines, driveway In Albuquerque. ex.
ceiting, however, this small portion II
sbou, 300 feet which. the latter, 10 truly
an eye-rorc, . nuisance, an sbouination
with lie fostering pool- 1t stsxnsp, water.
In Stone, who few years sgo vac
= postal route agent on the Santa We road
between this city and NJ Psso, 10 now the
chief clerk ~ ths railway mail service
stationed q, Kansas City Mr.. Stones
many friends In THE city and elsewhere
in the territory will read with pleasure
this item sbou, his promotion.
Two boys, ON. about ~ years old and
one. legged. and the other about ~, are
arnund town begging. They are impu.
den, little rssoals and genuine hobos. and
the l"Iic. should ask them to leave town.
This Afternoon they ,rsred a gentleman
Tor money when he was talking tn n lssiy.
Victor Sais. who once upon q time REP
resented Valencia county In the lower
house II the territorial Legislature. was
in the city yesterday from his home at
Casa Coiorado. n. states that his ace.
ton 81 Valencia county looks hne. there
being plenty ~ grsss and water.
The frame shsn,i-s, back Of the Demo-
crai, are now empty. the women being
notified IN vanate 10y the city marshal
this morning THH CirKns understands
that the owner f th. houses, J. q. Cald.
we'll, r~lu-st-d Marshal Fluke Ia make
the occupants qui, his pr-mi.cs.
Henry Carpenter, the her Of III -as
canon, is in the city to-day, and he 10 a.
lively ~ . young chap. lie returned
frum Santa Fe Ia. other day. and aaya
while IN the territorial capital he had the
pleasure ~ meeting = numb-r ~ his old.
tune friends.
Any one can get any error In this paper
corrected 10y calling a, ,h. office. and
stating wherein lice the mistake. hut no
man now un earth can publish carl In
the measly morning sheet, and expec,
the paper Ia 70 out ~ tie way in rectify
ing things.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
salaY fer saInatsA. y

The wichts Eagle OF Sept. 2 contains
. long article about the reception given
Mrs. Rlla Glenn Shields, Of this city
The following extract 10 taken from the
article;
Last Tuesday afternoon the members
of Hypatia, wichisA's great club, gave q
reception Ia Mrs RilA Glenn Shields. of
Albuquerque. N. NJ. formerly u presi.
dent II the organization. The reception
was held NJ the home of Mrs. Charles
Jackson. and II was decidedly ose II the
hest entertainments ever given in the
city The appointments were superb
Palms and cut flowers smothe,~d every
little nook In parlor aud hall, and the
diningroom was . gem. lighted by gas
and beautihed by q table laden with the
choices, % visnds. Misc wooimAn aud
Miss welles prceided over the bowls oi
lemonade In the library.
The guests were fret received by Mrs.
Toler, Mrs. Todd, Mrs. Priidy aud Mrs.
jackson They were then received by
Mrs Shields, who was assisted by Mrs
Lucien Miner aud Mrs Hersey
Then follows long list Of nAu,es, prin-
cipally members Of the above social club.
Mrs. Shields arrived home last Saturday
night, and she informs The CITIZEN tina,
the reception was . royal one in every
respect.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
SessE Ch,ef kliiea.

Yesterday afternoon, a young man,
about 20 years IT age. son Of one Of III.
chiefs Il ,h. Pueblo Indians II Isi-ts. was
riding around tho village In q drunken
condition when he fell from his horse,
and the animal on whirling kick.d him
in the stomach. the young chief dying q
few minutes afterwards.
Messrp. Purple, Clever. McGafiy and
wilkerron. and Misses Lee, Kent. Ray
aud Dickson constituted = party tina,
went To Isleta to witness the "war dance, 81
but the unfortunate accident above pre-.
seni-d the dance coming of until late In
the afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
Prom Thursday's Daily.

George weinert, travelling for the Ger
mania Life Insurance company. wen,
west last night
Ernes, Tell. the 81. Johns Arizona,
cattle raiser. who was her for several
days. returncd to his home last night.
Miss Minnie Peters, a very pretty
young lady Of Topeka, Kansas. has A..
rived. and "a the guest Of Mn. Alice
Shannon.
Mrs. J. II. wro,h aud Mr.. n. b Fer.
guss"n len last night for Denver, where
'hey VIII visit relatives and friends for
Ten days.
Chas, Heisch. . we'll known German
gentleman Of ,his CITY. Ian I.., p,gb, Cor
Las Vegas, where he will engage In the
saloon business.
ON Drv and ,,,.. u., l..
a.v %, an. a. al. ,-o,,.,.,.. -. H..
vii, hn,, ana h.v. . -.,.-., - az,
for the next week.
Judge N. G. Collier. sasoc,sts ,ust,es
Of the territorial suprsms It and
Judge H l. Warren returned N m, c;,x
from Santa 70 last pirht.
Nil. rhvu. h..... .,,~, .uu.
=. 1'.' 800 ~aoWn ~
in Las ver.s Tor IN, mas, v..h r.,urn.S
10 the cit, ON No, lsst n,rh,
,.a~. n n n.,.. NJ
hi, " n n M.,... "a 81 ~.
- :, 81. y. a.. 49, W., W..
-. .. -. - Ia. -.
Mrs. W. q, Grimm, who returned from
California with her system pretty we'll
psrmestsd with malaria, 10 reported I'm
b pr"s'as anu Will oe Gil r'sn' In o ew
" ~ DAAer' oonssrucuon super'n'end'
en' o' inc fos'Ai fe'egrspn company
""s' came IN iron the west last night
secomi'sn'ea oy n" ~''e' rhsy are 81
'ne %" Tenpe'
Sheriff D. Luna and A. NJ. Bergsre, Of
Los LunAs, came up to the city last night
and registered al tho European The
sheriff was at the court house THE morn
ing. when the territorial and pesit juries
for Valencia county we're drawn before
s''se ''A'or'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

Capt Benjamia, Of the Old Time Play
ere base Bail Club, writes 70 the mana
ger 81 the base ball tournament II the
TsrritoriAi fair. from Las Vegas. that hs
desires 70 play the winners Of the scurna-
ment. Capt. Benjamin 10 full Of gipgss
himself. and he has confidence In his old.
time team hopping up the ground with
any club In the territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

A. DEE Has - nes,ssa AsseehsA ~
madakxss Assssssss.

~ vss Us - neesss sssses "
,s..
~. c.. s..,, a-your co~respoca.
en-, ma. ,..s learns, az an would. b. at
,-,.,,, =, ......,r.,,o,. which ,ook p,.e.
=, Nam. ,h,.. m,,ss srom h.r,. Lat
,,,h, h.,v..n 10 and n o.e,och. ths
hc,,.. NJ J.sus Oliver ma. broke, Ip,o bv
ala ,,.o. vho., mo,,v.e war. sor An. mar.
,.,.. M robb.rv. .v.p N mur,ey h.a IN be
eomw,t,sd. M. Obv.r IA a man N xe.rs
old. hss . v,s. and ono child. and n ftu.
"a, And ..v,nr M h,. s.rr,r~. Tn. ola
mar. h..r,,S f,o,s,.,s. h.~., q, ,uv.~-
s,r.,,on. vb.o n. 90. a..u ,xo s.ver.
blovs .cro>a IN, had. and vh,ch NAV
va, ,,ov. fatal n. m.,,s a.. ds.,.r.,.
axh, Tor his life and managed 10 re. hold
~ b,s p,.,ol. The venpon vas ,.h.n
.v.v sron him. vh.o he so, hold NJ ma.
ku,s, This vss sl,o vnns ON, Of nj.
hand. n. h. mad. a d.s,-r.,s .,..h n,
M. ....il.n,.. n. or..,, h,,n..,f aud
vr.b,,rd for his rsa.. M. vis. thoa oame
Ia hi. rsscu.. vb,n sbe v.s ..ruch over
IN. h..a a., 1000, -, "a a., r..
ria, vss taken from An, old x.o,,,m.,
and h, ma. ordered IN ks.p ou,., ,,oc
main ~ in,,.p. a...h. A th,s iuuc,nr.
80, -, a.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

ladies', with . mn Il skfslrs., aboard.
The gallant ecedssssr "a No, loes his
head on the train, bnA whss he 10, "a ~
the heal depot vish bcsA hsnds and arms
loaded With packages Ne actually lost
the owners Of the psrssi.. n ,"ok half IN
hour ~ more besors The owu.~ could be
:oand. bat Boschcr remained ., his post
watching the eccds. swsh tender hearted
gentlemen make good railrosdsrs. He
Will yet prove the equal cf Copdvctor
Gardner.
There u som~ persnu In the lily who
has . grievances swains, . certain drug
gis,, doing business on one of the pr,n-
opal avenues. and Tns GRIMM ie con-
'inuously receiving anonymous notes
about him. He Ia now accused. accord
Ing 70 the note, u paying court 70 .
young lady and allowing her 10 handle
the rsins over his fast horve. Another
gentleman received . note also against
said druggist, with the request tina, hs
thnmp the latter for using bad language
b. v. Davis, manager II the Water
supply company, hsa rec.iyei a hand
some ink s,and--s perfec, model II va
tor meter--ss present from the Thomson
Meter Co Of Brooklyn, N. Y. II In In
deed the pre,tiest ink stand the reporter
ever saw, and shows perfect workman
ship. The local company uses . number
OF meters from the above New york con-
ecrn, md hnd them 10 work sa,isfac-
,orily.
a. N. hcDufy, an old Kingman, Arr
sona, miner. 10 In the city again, arriving
last night from . stay u . week among
the mines OF the Cochiti miuing district
Tie ssatcs that Ia the most wonderful
mineral district he ever visited, aud ssys
'"A' 10 saw ore rom 'ne Iron Ming That
s'~'' ''Voo ouness !" '''Ver IN" twenty
NV ''"''e !" F""'
The opening Of hne millinery. eeps-
c'Ally in the hat line. at Mrs. Oaks. this
morning. was indeed . success and very
e"'e"e " ~ ~ 'u"o'' W
''"" ~"" Wv u'sP'sy !"
s.' ".~ a"' ",."'"' '"' ""os' ''o.
"'""s" " '"'s s''y' was gram anu
s'A"''s" !" ''ery particular
~" o '',"" '"" uo,'"s pug
vs. - Da' ,"' o'' u-'' .". ''"''''
u - 'ooN p' :" '' ~ SUI
WIZ" S "s ,,"' ' 70" ~ .o'e
I'll, ..a IN, =, Al, r,.h, 4, g.
DAYS
IL. ~ o.,. -,
an, bom. nm IN. u.s. mar IN. uo.,,,.,
has pr,,en,,.d ,b,. ot,,c. 18th am,
,,,.. ,,s hs ,..h.. $500 ~, e.
old tress. Three Of them weighed one
aud a half pounds.
Cha. R,n,d, ~ N.v yor. -,o h.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

L. NJ. Haitey, owner of the Pine Ridge flock Of
SWEEPSTAKES, of Salem, Iowa, Is offering
this fall 1000 head of Rams of this breed Two
car loads will be on exhibition at the Territorial
Far at Albuquerque, Sept. nth to 18th, inclu.
sive. Sheep men are invited to inspect. Reasona.
bic prices will be made. Correspondence solicited
Information can be obtained through E. d. Bull.
lock, Albuquerque, or ]. A. Stinson, Cerrillos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
1ersas Agssvsng,

L W. Hineklsy. the wsll-known Dsn-
yer horvsman. arrived last nighs viii
thres thoroughbrsds from Deavsr. name.
"; Black Primes, Msrrinaa end Pilc'
Knoz. The horsss we're Lssagasd CON.
Portable stall room Il ths fair sscands
this ucrning. The Colorado hossss. nov
taking part In the raoss .. Rocky Hord,
will arrive hsrv Sunday afssrnoca.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

nOssee.
.. c', e y .'.s 49, "a ' {. /:
Coazey II hssnalilio.
0ssslano oiosL PlaiadG.l
- 80! = !: d: a! - & $751;
ne a fss..A.eh fs.psp n.e,sst \
nsesey notIaed thasseaiS b sa1HaSAe1l - -
- 6s.: s y =: t fs S'sss, = ~ b:
i1Sials) dsllass, I'd sAss - = yes go ~
sRgfasssos u Ni1 saAs o q eszap ~ ~ -
O. - s:ss Sss2ss' -. 4 ~ eseaN e.:
: :::f; -. = ''', JSz ls III
Avase.
m h Costs d Dtsiriso, Coadade Do hsrna,iiis.
=. -; G: :: s.
y dssAs asrs.a.Aa fsr,ss n.ssa.L q pos
80 sssasssSc sss g pIssse e seasslss -
So.s. 81 6sss ss % GO - !. 81 $
ssssr. sssisss 6is.i, sscjsi;ssss - -
- saseecs Aoes pssas loet1, 4 esS sslassessl
.Aes, 81 ldn1 dks Nj ssr1ine ssGalle q o.
s ~ 81: $500 :: 80: : :: 3 =: 9:
xSSss7cs 50 xsScs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

rae ss.we Sr.. whsss sass see. an.
% " ashsaa

Tee sssge Fre. whtse eaks sss.. an.
tea wsshesa
A. ID. whitson ~ the Clark whit.ou.
leith Music Co.. " this city, r~sorp~i
last III, ffom whit. Oaks In ccmpany
with Misses Lillian s,ier and hiuni-
schust-r II Lesvenworth. Ksnssa and
Mr.. W II ysnkes. . Denver mining
capitalist. all 81 whom were on th-ir W.
turn home, travelling On the U Oz.n.,e
Htsee line All ~ss we'll until the muddy
Rio 4rsnde was reached when the driver
II same was cautioncd NOT 10 drive
through. but having only gone through
the river the day before. he thought there
was no danger, and started h's four horse
team ,hrOugh With = rush. The stage
dropped ., less, four feet, right down. aud
u was then found TOO late " do anything
bu, push ahead. They had gone, how.
ever. only about thirty or forty feet,
when the team became manageable
and commenced 10 aoundsr around and
got all tangled mp and two of the horscs
60, down and on. II them was held there
until drowned, Mr.. whitson jumped out
10 the stream and made for the shore,
where he pullei "a his coat and st~r,sd
back 10 the stage, when he and Mr.. Yam.
kee, took the ladies' out one ., . time and
safely carried them 10 shore, but found Il
almost impossible 70 do % on account II the
depth Of the water aud the swinnees IT
the strram. Messrs. whitson and Yam.
kss were three hours vet 10 the skin,
before they reachei San Antonio and
changed clothes. Tho party don't lay
any blame on Mr.. ozsnne, the proprietor
OF the stage line, - the driver had, ~
Mr.. whitson was informed on reaching
San Antonio. been instructed to cross the
river TN the bridge. Mr.. wbiison had
q god trade At white Oaks, and speaks
IN the highest terms Of the prosperous
condition of the country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

go, 49,: J: q: ~: :. r : o.
- s:.:s. Cass'' " % "''
..'''''s m s'''-s'~ No. .ss.
sse.3 s.sssst RI Is sas - - - go
a so.ss 8 nsss.sys sss.ssss. pssslss .SS:
- S y s ovse 80 - nsssd fs9. ~ oeli.
5sss . 80 s s 2. . sssss e, sed - sll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

A horrible sssash srisss fNea ssdss u
eaiidisg between The sehssssr sasss sal
shs Ban Joss nsas market. On Railrosk
avenue every evening. and soassinss. 4
b Slated By shoss h the vssiaisy. tAaa ~
sssnoa 70 almost uabssrbis h ~ day
tins. II = the opinioe II ~. ssAsssss
that a. sesanulatioa At vstsv usdss ~
building hes fOr~sd Q sssseeoa. TAs
evil should II eess b rsnsdisd, Or u Il.
lowed 10 continue the sssssh YIN m
doubssdly breed disssss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
Golden HOnOrs
srsa TIE
Golden Coast
...eer...


California, empire Of the Pacific, sautes the world.
Her Mdwnter Fair closed In midsummer blaze of glory
Second only to tho Columbian Exposition In extent variety
and splendor. the coast display veritabe triumph
Out of her abundance the poured
the nations Of the earth aid her In her noble
exhibition.
Memorable the exhibts-of gold and silver Of
wheat and OIL Of fruit and wne of silk and woolof all
that and nature could combine to produce And no
exhibit attracted attention excited approval
than that of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

Official tests showed It to be highest in eavenng power
purest in quality end most efficient In results Of all baking
powders made Accordingly the Highest Award and Gold
Medal conferred Dr. Prices the Mdwinter Fair
The triumph San Francsee confirms the victory ut
Chicago. The Mdwntsr Fair verdict vindi-
Gates the bsstswai Of hshss by the
Jury Of awards II the Wosid's ceiuwbsan Hxpcston.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

Near Clifton, Arisooa, . quarts mill b
being erected that will b run BY water
power. Ths stamps have rapid, rotary
motion. and are . dssign from South A.
rica aud Australia. II b claimed that The
90 fSs gold ore . mills away can b
uinsd and millsd Zoe $3.50 per ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

c. Y. Tondre, ons Of the successfal
rut rsisers In the Rio arsnds valley. 10
Gated little ovsr mile from Los Lunas,
aud w. r. Lampe, who lie on his way 70
the J'cariilas. made q pleasant call ct
rHs c'rizss Office this afternoon. Mr..
ronhre related story about then which
shows how peculiar things will turn up.
In February lsss' Mexican called at
h's vineyard riding horse. The fellow
hAh : ors'-ciAss cowboy saddle, made by
johnston q fragrr. and Mr.. Tondrs
swApped saddle for u. giving 70 boot
~ On July 10 1884, the day Sells
Bros circus was here. Mr.. Tondre rode
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

hrs. wsrssr y Lsssro. q ali sswa, VI
leave This evening Coz Gallup. 70 sssssA
The hasssal 81 her brosAsr. Joan ssdsllA
Whose death occurred tAssS early sAh
mosniRe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

@. y. Graves, manager Of the MAZDA.
lena bass ball club, writes 70 ". r. Me-
Crsisht, manager II che Browns elut
and superintendent ot the base ball tour.
n.msut Of the Territorial fair. that b
woaid Ike 70 pitch his team against ths
winners Of the tournAnsnt for $500 . side,
the game 70 b played On shs grounds a
the club winning che tournAmsnt. Mr..
Graves proposition 10 . big ona for shsss
tiuss, bat II 10 likely 70 be taken up.
The best thing yoa can do, friend Graves,
10 10 bring your club 70 The fair. and TEE
Crnzx hersby guarantees you and youE
players fair play and the best Of treat
msus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

DE earlier slagss q tks disease, Be cured.
This nay essD nks bold assertion %
snoss hmiiias oaly with IL means gessT-
n ally :. ~ e: e e sss.:.s e .ssy soe;
Of malt whisksy, dl6sssst psspsrsssoss q
hypopSosthiies asd sack iiks tsiiSsi1sss.
Although By uasny belseved 20 b. incuSa-
PIE, there 10 the evidences " hun1Seds e
nvtng Witnesses 10 the fAet thst In ~ u
49, sisnss sssgss coassnpsics 3 2 sss.bss
essisss Of sssss. and We believe, EiE -
~ en.f are cured By Dv. PssresS oo{dsa
nsescss Discovery, evsn amer ths disease
has psosressed % far a. 30 isdsee repeassd
sseeafngs fsom the lungs. severe hngsraa9
cough win eopaous sspectcsetioa (snele&
ss1 eztssme emaciatica sad wssknesA
Do yog dcohe that hundreds q spcA easss
!eyostsd 20 NJ e. cured b. ooldes Md
scsl pasc2vsfy were genuine casss II tkas
6reed ara hni dissasel You used sot TAXA
gss Sssd g y They have. y eessiy syesy
sd nss4 experienced home pAysieisss
whe have No insessss Whss<vsr e 49,
repsesensin9. thsE, and Who we've elasn
sefo.giy pssjsdieed and sdsissd s9aisss
? tEtal q "oeideu Medical Disecvery.s
h~s VIE NV been forced 70 eoafsss tA.s
ss.l nassady, s1l other msdicinss VITA
yhisA Deg sE .Sssai..sd. Nsssx cod:
mipsuzsA hsd been tried On nssriy an 49,
easss sn4 ha4 either utterly failed % Ssas.
IT. o. had aaey seamed 70 benefit iIttis ~
skost. tissa- 1xkssct Of malt, vSisfsv.
phi.ss had slso Sea hithfaiiy Tied h ~.
shoss cured q sssssnpslss, SscssSisiS
s nSsssstins SsSfhf ssans,A shreaie sAssi
skiilfuiiy .sspsodscs& - . ksok % 10
peEes which WIN b. mailsd b yea, % 80
xeq can thea wstis tAess eussl ssd hahn
0e1 experiences.
Aaassss for Bookl Woalp,s DsspsNsAAS
1escAL AssociATyoN, DakAio. N. y.
James o. Rose. prssidsut of The Look- |
oas bsah OF Aosrissown. Tsnn.. Who
Knows good thing whom hs ssss n. de- |
sirss 70 ssssrt.in something shos, this |
ooansry and win hereafter rssd the han. |
psuinss cfEsw MEXICO through The col.
amHs u Tnn CISHnH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

while In ChioAgs, Mr.. Charles L. Kah.
lsr, . prominent shoe merchant of Dss
koines, Iowa, hsd quite SERIOUS time Of
u. He took such severe cold thai he
could hardly talk o. navigate. but the
prompt use Of Chanbsriain's COACH
Remedy cursd him Of his cold 90 qusckly
that others al the hossl Who had bad euids
followed his exA.npls aud half dossu
persons ordered Il from the nearest drug
store. They were profuss In thsir thanks
70 NJ kahlsr for telling them how r.
cure bad cold % quickly. For ale by
Dr.. 7. H. Burgess b Bon, druggists.