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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-15
LONG BEACH.
News and Psrssnal Notes From That
Resort.

News and Personal Notes From That;
Resort.
LONG BEACH, Aug. 14.-Issae Over.
holtzeris here with his family from
Covina.
Mr., q. ". Taylor, q prominent news
paper man Of Covina ia also here with
his family.
@. L. Moore and daughter, Mrs. E. L.
Winters of Phoenix, Ariz., stopped here
on their way to Avalon.
Ralph E. Hoyt will lecture Friday
evening, August 18th, at Forestera' hall,
on the single tax question.
Mr.. @. NJ. Burr of Pasadena, who in
stituted the fret K. 0. T. nj. tent in
this state, lie at Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Guy Smith of Tustin
have returned to their home after visit
here, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
yon Cox.
The Foresters will give q picnic at
Terminal island Wednesday.
DIR. w. V. Coffin will lecture at the
tabernacle, Wednesday evening, August
18th, ON Alaska.
The yacht Allie is in port, with its
owners, Paul Martin and Dick Summer
of Los Angeles.
Hon. John s, Calkins Of Pomona is
spending vacation here.
f. w. Halves, a newspaper man OF
Ventura, 10 visiting at the beach.
Mr.. Foote and family of Clsrsmont
have returned.
Mrs. j. L. Lyon and son Leland of
Redlands are rusticating on the beach.
The local dramatic company under
the direction of Mr.. Leon MoReynolds,
are progressing rapidly. The drama
The Governsss. promises to be the best
ever given in Long Beach.
DR.. Mcclure OF Los Angeles dentistry
spent Sunday here.
Phil Stein from Pomona is enjoying q
vacation here.
Miss Maud Boyle of Los Angeles has
been the guest OF Miss Winnie Lowe for
the past week.
Mr.. Jerry Shank and family Of Covins
are among the visitors here.
E. J. Waite and family Of Redlande
have returned home after weeks out.
ing on the beach.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-15
POMONA.

Two Timorous HiEhwaymsn-Person
Items Of Interest.
POMONA, Aug. 14.-Miss Matte Fraz-
Ter, who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. @. Howard. leaves todsy for her
home in Lampasas, Tex.
Rev. E. R. Bennett and family will
begin two weeks camping trip in San
Antonio cation tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. -Leshaye the
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-15

Eckert Hopf are now ready to cater to the
public ct their old pavilion and their new res
taurant in the North Beach bath house.
Santa Monica Fish Market. Fresh fish and
shell fish OF all kinds delivered free. Third
street.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-15

1T is A FACT that the Excelsior Bakery is
the bsst known place in Long Beach The su-
perior bread obtained makes 1t prominent
VISIT THE PACIFIC HOTEL at Long Beach
Terms reasonable. Everything new and clean.
Good meals. Close to S. =. depot.
WIELAND BEER on draught. D. ]. McCar.
thy has removed from Los Angeles to Pine and
Second sts., Long Beach.
LONG BEACH BATH HOUSE; 100 rooms;
new suits; frst-class in all respects.
MCCARTHY KEEPS latest periodicals.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-15

Angostura Bitters, endorsed by physicians
and chemists for purify and who. someone's
DR.. j. G. D. Siegert 4 SOM, sole manufacturers.
Ask your druggist.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-15

Eckstrom does the wall paper business OF
the city. He has o large stooa, good taste and
lowest prices. 300 g. Main st.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-15

Wall paper, Sc. 7l9c per roll, 1913 3. Spring.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-15

Domestic
81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
RAILROAD NOVELTIES.

j F. WATKINS has lScn appointed t.
thr unique railroad position ~ historian
~ Ia" rruusN wanna lines.
Tux map ~ IT, system which the
rrun,yl,au,n railroad " ~ put up III 10
Philadelphia station WIll H.. one hun.
dr,d and fifteen feet long 10y fifteen
Wide. 1t IL claimed that 1t viii ls the
largest mHr ~ the world
~ ice locomotive was some years
agu constructed Tor u~c in Russia IL
!, "uplnycd H. haul freight hetwceu
~ Petersburg and Irunstadt The
trout part r,sstS on Sledgc, and the
driving wheels are studded with
spikes,
'NitNuRCAI shape bales ~ cotton
ARE being shipped from Waco, Tex. Ivy
the Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas road
Tn" hAlr> ARE pressed cnnpActly and
each weighs four hundred and ninety
pounds. by this new mcth"i a car
can haul one hundred and ten bales.
Ar London. Eng a company has
lT"n registered with n capital ~ hny
thousand pounds in ten pound shares.
I" acquire, develop and disp'se 81 any
invention. designed tnindicn,c mcchan-
icnlly ~ Passengers IN railway trains
the name ~ the station which the train
10 appruachiny
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
NOTES OF The RAIL.

Tur name ~ the baltimore \ iehigh
has been changed to the York a South.
Crn
Ttr Wagner company has reduced
the pricc ~ hrths On It's cars between
indianapolis aud ~ Louis tu SIS
\ mu Srhrmr l., IN fuut tu diSIpo-~cs,
the Missouri kansas Texas ~ nearly
! usIisI acres ~ land held ~ right.Of.
way through IA" thuctaw nation
tn southern railway has just given
au order Tor ~ locomotives. aud In pur.
suancc I" IT, stated policy To- cncuur.
nsr l,Thl industries part ~ the order
gas To- u Rirhmund concern.
II j. stated "u the highest authority
that n movement has been started
among the southern lines for the arm.
inH ~ passenger train crews with fire.
arms To- rrprl attacks ~ train ruhisr,
" il said that tho pay ~ locomotive
engineers ~ sometimes ~ much nlrvc
that 81 minor administrative officers
technically their suIHriurs that the
amount II not permitted - appear
upon the paN roll
FEw passenger trains have the splrn.
lid record ~ the Empire State cN.
press ia the matter ~ always hriug uu
tune examination has shown that
1t Vas not late single dny from June
3 L. October ~ inclusive, n prriud ~ I
months aud ~ DAYS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
A CLEVER CANINE.
lie Know = '.o"d n"'inr " hsn lie Me-,


pn".
\ good dog story i all the better for
being true, a. the following must l-
supposed t. h', since II j. related toy
ten u II MaurN N his "Rrc"llrrtluu>
~ u Nirgluinu The dog in question
was hlark otter named T,nt,
For NOR" than ten wears h" was one
~ INV family lie had his mouth IN
every kind - game that ever wore fur
ar feathers lie fought with nay grey.
hounds ~ many u wolf hunt, whipped
every bulldog that ever attacked HIM,
was bitten by rattlrNnanr. aud
sprInklrd hy n polccHt. aud had ~
much SENSE ~ many men aud more
principle
II MAS while he was hunting with nae
that he was bitten by RATHER |
burned the place with gunpnwdrr aud
carried him NJ quickly ~ | could - a
doctor. Tnots had never seen him lee
TORE but he allowed him Ia cut away
ia" NuSh aud burn him oith CauNtiC,
only whining softly from the extreme
pain
some months after this he got into u
fight. and was bitten uu the same fnt.
! was away when It happened, aud he
went hy himself a. that same doctor
auG. sitting upon his Launches, H. he
hat hrcn taught Ia d". held up the in.
jurrd foot for the du~t"r'S inspection
Hnd treatment,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
BAYONET POINTS.

ONLy four ~ the survivors Of Ma.
P"l""ns grcat army ARE still alive: Jean
Jacques Nahatirr, lU2, Victor liaillud
aud Jean lIuu>>ct, tot, and Joseph
Rose, luD
E>"INEEE IN iniEr Melville says
that in the olympia, Minneapolis, 60.
luuhia aud New York. We have four
cruisers tina, for speed beat anything
in the world
ilNiNIrM is now used irs,rad oi
steel for the nails and heel plate, 81
the German soldiers brnts. The re,
suits ,xi"rtc are quicker aud hcttrr
marching, with less fatigue To- the men.
FirtEEN years after they were los, in
the disaster ut lsandhlwana, in Zulu,
land, the c"lnrs ~ the Twcnty.fnurth
regiment, the South Wales iIurdcrrrs.
have hen recovered, They came some
way into the hands ~ n French noble.
man, VIII" has just transferred them T.
the british military attache al Paris
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
FASHION FADs.

Crr.AwAr Jackets II velvet are much
liked by young girls.
SLrrvxLxss Jackets ~ various matt
rails with passsmsntsris sdgings Ars
popular.
A DRxss ~ cloth with narrow moire
panel down the front !. among the new
impnrtations
MCrvs are somewhat larger than
heretofore. Many nuns will IL used
during the coming winter without
other furs
CAFES ~ MORE are trimmed with fur
collars and lined with bright silk one
of the handsumcSt ~ these garment U
was recently made IA order and lined
with very stiff hrocade.
ERMiSK, from becoming popular, has
lrcnme fad, aud every woman who
has money L. buy II wants erinine in
some form or another. The only din.
Guilty IA its scarcity and estravagantly
high price. Really fine erminc IA al
most impossible Ia obtain. and the most
fabulous prices are paid for it N, Y
Ledger.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
DYING WORDS OF GREAT MEN

G"ETuE Let the light enter.
TAsso Into Thy banda, q Lord.
kEATs-l feel the dsis'ss grow ing
over me.
llERnEn Refresh me with . areA,
Thought,
hrlER clasp my hand, my dsa,
friend; die
AnnI-"N see with what grace 9
Christian can die.
'ALul>AL iiENrFoRr What! IL Their.
no hribng death
sin WALLER SCoyr--I feel a. II were
I" l." myself again.
FHErtRI'k '. oF nENNARK There il
not drop "f hl"od On my hands
MiHAuEAr ., Let me die amid tn,
sound - delicious music and the fra
GRANGE ~ flowers. Christian 81 Work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
WHERE WAS totN LocArtu2
S'hoiat. ~ uI-t,r, 80 ~" ~, ,yr,. ,"d
the N,si'r, I, utius Iu.,H,,I


~, h,attuu - ,h, ,nrthI, r.r. &C..
60 Uur.I,n,f Id,u. 3. ,uIln u.f,.. =
dI,pui, uiu. ~ ,r,utulH ~. tr. .,ru.
Wfa ,,h.lar> - high..t ..rui.I.n
SAYS the Il Louis E,rutlI. ~,u..
have ruGcnN,rrd TO- l.,a',. A w.. tine
fruit, and mineral rru,lu,tiDt. named
I'm thr Biblical ,Ir,,riptipr.. ,l. lp.
pear IN the second rhap',r 81 ,u.n D..
others hy thrri,,r. u,,,,ti,u,ai Iu,,.,s.s
eleven fourteen ~ th, ul.,,, mon.
toned ,mpt,r The weight ut iu,...
iI.atiun AMI tradition incline t. nu
agreement thai ia, Iyri. and ia.
Iuphr,trs ~ modern rrner,uh, nrr
the third aud fourth rivers mrutruu,d
iu ihr Wi1li,aI d....r.ptiou - TIA, .,ar.
den Those vhr nsrcr 49, far dN.r
VlIrIyus tnvI,t r. ,.r. .Lnuld u,,, IL,
regarded ~ the ancient r,~.u mud
Clhru The Euidh,,rr scholars. al.
though th., ., ,,,t our Bible IA the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

J. y. G""ilander, the drug traveller
arrived last night fruT the north.
ChAa. q L-ichAn, II the Stack Grower
and Farmer, Las Vegas. who was Ht ~.
zorro, passed up the road for home last
night
ID. Hughes, business manager II the
New Mexican Printing company, santa
Re, came down fium thr territorial cap.
ital last night.
W &. Leonard, formerly IA husin,sS
here, arrived IA the city last night, aud
VIII remain here for some time, Probably
during the winter
J"H-ph Eagle, VIII" struck II rich up IN
the '"hi,i mining district. aud mother.
returned last night from - yirlt To- Chl
cage. NV York Aud u rtuu
A-I Bo~n. uf the tni-i"uiA Coal com
pauy, ialiup, ~ ~ III" city He received
dispatch ihlr morning fiuiu Palmer net.
net, informing h''u Il the l,-s 1T hiu store
10y tire Las, nigh
Mrs Nancy " '.i-k. ono " the
most respected Ard n"um-hl- ladies II
this city, lett lA-t mgti tor California
Her attorney. T. " lIl1"n, cav her
safely "a TIA" tram
M,rS kuckrrls.'krr, the Las Vegas
sougstrrrH. viii arrive ~ thir city thr
evening, and while here will h. the guest
81 MR. Sulon T. k~" She will sing Al
the library concert, SA,uriA! evening.
Mrs j u Matthews aud little laugh.
ter. ~ Cuba. tins county, are III the city.
stepping ~ the ran Felipe They viii
~ from here a. Medicine l,slg-, Barber
county. kanrns. where they viii make
their iutur' h me.
Rev J A MruAul. II thir city, has re-.
turur'i from trip through southern An.
gpnA Last SUNDAY hr pr-achr, the d-d.
irA,iuu sermon IT new l'r-rhy terrain
church Al CHA Crossing un the Pima IT..
dian reservation.
L. W, Parker, tuI"r ut"ndrnt IL the
South Homestead NINE. white Osks. h
here ~ consultation with n. Il Fergus.
son. un" IT the owners at the odd Ah~
mine. MIR, Parker s'Atru that everything
l-ks bright ~ minIng over hhr way
David Wr,nmnuu, # the Golden Rul,
lbry G".ir company, aud wife, who were
married recently AMI have been on ih-il
hourym",n tn New York, arr expected
huIn- 4" muITuS uight They will b,
c"/lly lrAird N PHEASANT cottage 90
wet TJ-rAr avenue
Fred Aurr and wife, nf Jnhus"u''
Greek. VIZ lrl-uir 81 Mr. aud Mr- Ia,
vli kud"iIh, VITA whom they stupI",I
last summer, arrived laEi night aud wi
rruAln iurug the wiutrr " & sch, p
ebert, All luNHld, aud n j 'iIIl, both q
JohuEuu'r Greek, Al-n arilNrd,
LOUIS lmlrrt aud LrwI,u'" silva, VII,
were ~ C-rrillus fr thu'r dayr, are u
,itN An Iuy MIR IuI..tt ryEIIgH Al lni
CurrNIrr. aud hr rufnms TrE CIrIk'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
THE FLiM.F LAM TRICK.
The Jninltlat~d H. s,u--- Man Likely to
IaIl al Ia.N NI,ttu


Keep Your wits about Won when
making change. says the shoe and
Leather un'citr. II j. u simple matter
{" y" iliih. lldmurd uut ~ - gurd sum
and any merchant j. liable tu l,a Vie.
tiiu either - the unconscious or iutru.
tunal him Hammer \ few DAYS aru u
trade journal mentioned "a cH~c ~ huw
a bright young merchant wa> Hlmr~t
damned out ~ twenty dollars through
thl, means. \ customer owed a hnl -
me dollar and ninety five cents and
trnucrrd u twcnty.iullar gold piece IN
payment, The merchant pulled u
couple ~ trn-dollar bills out ~ hN
pocket, laid them On the counter aud
then opened the cash drawer t. get
some small change. Hold on. said
the customer, Il don't wan, L. roll YOU
81 all Your chang" Come To- thuh II
II I've got "A couple ~ silver dollars
here. just Civ" me - nickel and w. Nill
Il" square" And, handing the mrr.
chant two dollars. Ia" customer picked
M the twrntv-dullur gold piece amt
dropped II int" his pocket Then he
rlckcd M the two ten dollar hill, and
thr nickel and laid thrm away with
the gold piece aud walked ,m, The
merchant studied the situation n few
moments and then realized that hr
vas out twenty dollars The cds,umrr
wh" secured the muu,y was g.. rrni-
nrntly respectable p"rN"n. however.
and the act ~ him. ilnmmiug Wa uu.
duuht"dly II piece ~ absent minded.
ness. All linn Il iumrr> are not IL Mi,
class, uufnrtn uatrly. and clos. eve
should hr kept uu the change
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
4 Modest AdvertIssr.

There Is something rather alarming
Ia the ordinary mortal in an advertise.
mcnt which app AIRS in the London
Athcnncum--thr advertisement of q
lady who Is perfect paragon Of intel
lcctual and sr,al virtues. "Expcri-
enccd linguist lit,erateur, secretary,
cultured companion, musician, pleasant
rncnntcusc is u catalogue calcu-
lated Ia appall the holdest Moreover,
She Is accustomed 10 various coun.
tries" and Is capable ~ undertaking
either tuition ttinishingl ar house
kr'ping" She now seeks any intel
lectnal post nj home ar abroad"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
u rafting rosi material Et hard work .

81 rafting gopl material for hari work /.
ing, genuine drmrn All they need IL y
little rucUuraKru. 'ui. AMI then they Viii
blossom out 40 worthy rivals " their II T..
rr ass 1riAi-a--N AMI .. ami Jaru,S =
famous lInnh.rs TIE company rrrnlvrl
ite"lt Iu'u "a C,tnuIit"v 81 ur' d.. maxi all
preparations tu take part ~. ih" grand
Mnrii UtAr parade Il the ~ hose
company on New Year, eye. A. the
neat regular mrriing u 'hr ahuv- COIN
pau>. fr"msn dirgoll' viii ArIou, hir
ball committees
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

No other remedy ia ~ reliable In cas-
Of sudden colds or coughs. or Tor any Al
all arrangements 81 the throat or lunF
a. Ayers Cherry p.c,oral, This wonds
fhl m-ditcts- affords gr-A, relief In 90
sumFtion. even In advanced s,Ages OF IN
dis-Ase,
i, 10 of'en q mystery how . cold Y
been caught" The fAcs 10, how.vs
tina, when the tszad 10 po,r aud the NJ
tenn depressed. one hscomes peculiar,
liable 10 dis-ases, when the apostle \
the strength fAils, Ayers sarsApArIl,
should ba taken ithout delay.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
at'eekln Citisrn
AlmrWuqr nv Il. ~


j. u NHpas., . L,sl Lac Vegas ..
a. iu" Lptul'su
.h- uuauI. 81 CHEYENNE Wyoming,
D. Ai ih' European
l T. Clements. o. Crii.ls. cam,
down Co. tue .i,y Nui u 1T the l,r. lrsu
Judge S'"rry. e the Aimuu, n psrIu,
hw departments O"n ar' night 81 th'
.As'
" T. Surh- Urs nrru .lu.,, 40 fur '.,
IA-' t.N da!- lie ,- rrI .r,"i D"tt'r a.
day
Cha- May. ,h" hr,um manufacturer.
let ths murung for Lac N,r,r, ~ here be-
hrruu-
l. NJ barbour aud wife. NV ~ Mou.
tri"y, Mrht,u, Wrt'" tbs, they ~, -I~ui
ia" hu.iAys ~ ihIs ,iiy, the guests 1T ,hr
lAruts IT Mrs lathuuf. Nj AMI Mrs
I>ckhau
Mrs J"--, Irr.. = ItriI young lady
irum Ice Aug"I'.. iNi, where ria" hU-
I"ru Teaching s,ha.I, 10 IA IT,, city uu hri
way 90 u'r rHr'"iu bonn" g. spend the
huudAy- With her i'iks
Mis- Leah Druis,haud. ,u. 1t IT.,
r,.EuuE b"Ilrs a. tie Hotel CuuruIu-.
vii rAN" Ihur-dny morning iui b.. rA-u,
""'' H"' ~. ~ '' ~ "A" Twin
Nr"ks o." ru'-' q ip"ui-
t.. T. Bru~u. 10" santa r.. road foe.
agent iuf M"lIru. AuI " f. lrii iht, morn.
Iuc tot thH,A.n They N"t"A ,.uinuAuir.i
uuth, ~ i,r ~ Las Nrgnr, - Z, II
Mor,huus' Aul 4 & CARPENTER. Aisu TAI
i'"' "'''' '"H
Nau.,"l 90 .tr''', Iu'u u"ui lawyer Il
HIN"i Ut! Hui hi"ih"t. 10" d finl Il
j. "'''l'""' ,h" ~ ",,"t MHr'', " j. ''
Az D" '''H GU! N"'''E roe .'''', ".
"r"'i"'"- h"S lie H'"'' ~ Ah"'h'I-' n"'
-. -" y" ''.'"' ''l '"''"'' ""' OIL
''"lr' WI '.''''' VII MOI ""''''"''
A \ Npaurh, prominent rnt'l"mnt
r "rn Jurcn"u, "! umlug. ir ~ 'hr ','!
AMI ~, l. Brooke, tie -u"Ie"i, ave -'.,b
Hg'ui i"i 10" SNu'H \" r"a't, h'r ih" gen
N"In'n '" hH"I WI NI""Gh n h'i" u
r"r"'N" - Tram boat ~ ,N'," winch VA
I"I'hNT"d i'i h'" ~ y. H''hr"i'
short hWr az.
" II 81 W. AMI " To-, with NIsr Rul
l-uhA,h, - TRAINED uuI-r. ~" ~ TIA" Sal
kruI-. Registered from Khlurhnd't
Va They arrived ~ he rItN from
NIsi to- Br,t.u. I,nAs. aud trum thrr,
cam" ul. o. thu ,IS Mr. Brown II ~
NrIN had hrA'n IlrIrN t.i,,uAurui Ma
rpu IA Wt-crn-u
f., a. ~ u.,,.,,, ,,..,I,u, II ~,
u.,t ~, ,,m,,,,,, .,5 v,'r. Jeff I'M.
morning rnr D,,nv.r Mr. llArr-uu NJ
Ntslt Tor lew day Auh then r.'urt
home The IT,, tor WIli h- J,.u,p ~ M.
cousin, " II n ,rriruu, Aud nu'n viii y,
eta a deer hunt g. south PARK, Rluui npV
rutN h,r irlI.r from tulurA,Ip ~prlugr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
MARRIAGE LAWS.
They Are Easily Hroh"n Ia Austria and
ESadrd, Tuo


ESadrd, Toe"
The great difficulty IN Austria Is not
tu have the unrdinn knot cat hut how
4" get another tied, says u Ntrnua cor.
respondent Most ~ ia people hrlnng
t. the Catholic church, and according
tu the terms ~ the law, u tath"lr can
never marry second time divorce ar
un divorce unless his first wife il
dead, lu, suppose h. ~c"mrN Prot.
c>snnt? That will not help him In the
least; the lave says that he VII" was "a
Catholic at the time Of his marriage
must, in the matter Of divorce, IL,
treated ~ u Catholic forever after.
What divorced couples, "h" wish 10
try their matrimonial lnck again, gen
orally dn il this: They make n little
excursion Ia Hungarian hours ride
ON the declare themselves Ia
bc mcmhrrs Of another religious de.
nomina, ion, and they can forthwith Ia
married again; for the Hungarian mar.
riagr law Is very diffcrcn, from that ~
the sister Kingdom. It's n case ~
"wherr there's n will there way"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

temper. fear Of impending calamity and q
thousand and one arrangements Of body
and mind, result from such pernicious prac.
wees All these are permanently cured by
lmitoved methods Of tire atiucfs without the
p".cnt leaving home.
medical treatise written In plain but
eha''t language, treating Of the nature,
ymN"ms and cutihi'ttV ~ such diseases,
sen ,t'uicly sealed ~ ,p,ain envelope. on
,sN'l" ct THIS notice, with inct nl~ IN stampa,
Ioi p,,hg- Address WuRLp's DISpEN.
sAAe AaDlSAL ASSOCIATIONS, buffalo, NY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

and deorg- Hofheips. The officers are 40
f'll"ws President. " W Strung vice
president, y. II. Mitchell, treasurer, ".
l. code s-cr",ary, VI l. chase The
capital stock Ia Sl,uOO.UD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

The No = hose company, down in south
Alhuqurrlue, held sI-cisl meeting
Turriay night NJ the Atlantic a Pacific
library ruon. being csll-,i IN ori-r 10y
fnr-mAn Leighton, Eighteen mem ,-rr
~-r- pres-n,, and great int-r~s, mani.
Tested, Tue following new officers we're
-l-et~i George tiiegoldt. foreman; John
leighton. trrt assistant foreman; II q.
Gi-goli'. Jr SECOND assistant FOREMAN
q, u. Rngrru. secretary II q. Giegndi,
sr,, TREASURER, The No 3 IL the young.
eel lire company in the Albuquerque vol-
uutrrr hr. department, and IL composed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

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