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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
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R~pubii~as writer.


Editor CIIiEKS; l would like Ia ask
'i'v. Slower u few pu-s,fns, ArrnInr 81
his article "a last evenings CITllks, en-.
titled "Prni-ction and silver"
The governor makes n terrible charge
agains, his party when he says hat IT"
ia. decentralization Of silver W. owe much
u our present financial distress do
not mean I" infer that he drew il too
strong, as believe tina, the steady con.
Traction Of our currency for the past ,hir.
y years IL practically tn. sole caus" ii
the fra htful blight tina, has fallen upon
ia" people II this once prosperous. lap
ny and cont.nted rrpublic.
The point ! wish to make IL, desc the
governor expect the republican party To
r'iauncti1c silver. aud il ~, wheni II
h" d"ts not expect his party to fully re-
,nonrtzc the white metal AT the ratio ii
III To- |, can he conscientiously continue
Ia vet. with a party and uSr his gr'A, IN
iuel, e for others Ia do So. which LA,
been guilty IL this great wrong aud has
Irrsistcntly refused for twenty years tu
rrctify this schrm. OF robbery and plum.
der. although ample opportunities have
been presented time ani again Ia con.
gr'saeS that were Strpngly republican to
do 80. what 10 the object for An intelh-
gent citizen. who derives no direct len-tt
frOm = political party, 10 continue h,s
support of that party after his MATURE
Judgment tells him that they are using
every scheme known IA political orgAui-
cations, hacked up by unlimited wealth,
Ia continue q policy that In the caus" Of
much Of our present financial distress ~
D=s no, the governor know that op.
position 10 political parti.s--indep-n,ient
vo,ing-is the only thing that keeps
them from becoming more corrupt and
worthless than they have been in the
past. How much longer would he sd.
wise the honest voter Ia stay with the old
pAr,yi will he not concede that II would
have been much better for this country
had an independent political orgAniIa-
,ion come Ia 10 power ten years Ago and
rcmonotiEsd silver befors this fair re.
public was practically given over Ia mil
ilonairen, idle men aud anarchists 7
What SPONTANEOUSLY hops-can he give
shst another republican congress will un-
do this frigh,ful wrongi
n. p, srAAA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
THE CURL PAPER.
rpes, % t.s'-a,iy. for ~ iiss . No,
Nisslan.

urea, Q, t.s'.aiiy. for n liza . Nss,s
Ni,si.n.
Finely powdered Peruvian bark IL
10 IL said. n useful ME to frizsss
aiding them In moist and wars
weather To preserve the nuHy effect
without which fri cs are worse thss
nothing. IL must be added this css
only bs busted lightly on blonde o,
light. brown hair on black hair NJ
distinctly shows, looking like dns
dust A. black hair. however, shouli
not be worn In Fri zcs, hut In looss
curls or waves. tho suggestion stlI
remains of value as lorsible aid V
the disagreeably notorious cuh
paper
Which curl paper. by the way. u
the man ia We mont o. In lsermuds
just now would sa!. lie another story
A little, innocent wisp Of paper. Il
ha. welded an influence that thi
Krupp gun hardly cNrcls. There \
something about IL wnich arouses I
sentiment OF md Enation In I'D
breast OF the average man, which \
entirely out of proportion. as th(
doctors cay 10 Is area ~ disturbancsI
Reams have been writtcn Of Its ~ sc}
In the domestic economics. au(
women have been div ded into tw(
classes-,h"so who do ana those " Id
do not Affect the carl paper
IL IL time = champion ~ this bll
OF evoluted RAG shall arise Its us(
rests upon one the fundamenis|
pr,nciplo, ol s"c -. tho desire
one Sex 20 p,ra,r he Others ri
hecti u iha' shoe stay tho wrAtl
OF un. ust -ud II zeal man. IL
concc led tha ia curl paper shoul&
have IT. tim, "a .oasous and mod
estly cun>ci. . t. II. but u In It'd
ex gcnrl's ~ - So Y warm day or
vor. windy day. 10 ting curl tod
waves over the /. APPLE or stray lou
Ing Y again I tn iape ol the ncc(
should hold it's I ,sue bonds O led
moment, lon ~ ! ,an seems desirs
bic tn, noble br 'ther. lover. hu
band viii approc TO and not chia
the dcvot 81 VIII Oh ri his al
pleasure rather tian lose his sdmh
| stion-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

ms ~sa . vsisssie Paper nefeee ehe
Amrpsesn N~stent ,s~srtsstes.


me esa . vsisssie Paper nefeee ahe
Am-rsess N~siest ,s-srtssies.
A. the meeting ~ the American Medi-
cal Association. which convened the
aher day q, San Pranci-oo. Dr.. Charl~s
X. winslow. 81 this city, read = paper On
1.-The Physicisa aud the state" The
Evening Bulletin. In lie article upon the
dissertation anil tts sllusion W the doctor.
ssyS;
The Asssyis,. In opening his inquiry.
referrcl ~ the great advances that have
been made IN sanitary science, and de-
clare'i that larg. prrprth,n ~ the sick
ness that falls ~ the ~, ~ mankind 10
pr-ventable. Morr people, he said, d'r 81
disease caused Ivy neglect of the laws IT
health than 10y war. From siuAlh sur.
rnuniiugr may spring diseases that will
npr-ad, destroying thousands IL lives
-pi,l.nics that com, As punishments to
co,ninuni,ie for nes Letting the rules Of
health must b- stamped uu, ~ once. The
preservation IT the public health 10 one
IL tn. hrs, duties II u civilized people.
The paper advocated th. teaching II
hygiene Ia the children Ia the srbools, ~
one II the b-rt means IL securing the
moF' general observance ~ sanitary laws
IL IN the duty II every true physician,
declared III. Assay lat, Ia prevent ~ vel
as to cure dis-ase The conditions fav'
uring diseases Rrr known, AMI every citi.
zen has the same right to be protected
from direas. ~ fr,m vnl-nce, IL 10 un'
just a. endhngsr health and life by de
f,ctive drainage, impure water and pom
vent 'lation.
Nothing IN ~ important ~ = nation a.
public health, aud yet cur government
recognizing the imlNrtsnc. ~ publ''
schools and charitable institutions, durI
not reslzs as II should the necessity u
projecting its ci,ikeus from d,s.ass AM
death II has financially encouraged tn
experimental study II the diseases Of do
m.rtic animals. assisting thoas IN that tie
partment until the contagious diseases u
animals have been almost stamped out
In agriculture the national government
aud nearly every state, spends large sum
! uf money ia experiments. Not QUE della
IL spent for experimental study II pre-
1 vention uf disease Ia the human family.
The paper CLOSED with n plea for govern
: men, invest cation IL ths causes au'
I spread at epidemic diseAses aud II H.. hes
means IT controlling them Tssa IN
spread ofdis-ases should be prevented b.
official measures. II the Improvement
! and preservation IL plant and animal III
] ARE important enough h. need rcpresent
D alive In the cabinet, vastly more impor
tGnt In that which prevents sickness. pro
longs life. protects homes, uplifts human
ity, aide wealth Ia t.m state and IN III
lifr.blo1i IL the nation A secretary G
health 10 demanded. Ia the name ~ jus
4 tlce
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
rOLlCE sOt al
James MrCsrkie Arres I'd for Ser.
E-ry = Hatch or Sail mtrds.

James MrCsrkie Arres ed for Ser.
gerry a nsteh or Sail mtrds.
This morning ut II o'clock. Policeman
FornoG arrested and jailed James Nc.
Corkle, who came down on Sunday from
the Cochi,i mining district, where he Ia
Interested in the development Of several
mines. on the charge Of forgery. II sp.
pears that McCorkle, who has been pref
~ we'll loaded with bug juice since his
arrival. wrote out a check payable "
himself for $1,000, signing the name Of n
W. Flournoy, cashier of the First Na.
,ionai bank. Last night MeCorkle wen,
into the Mechanics saloon ON First street,
and secured from the 6rm. Msssrs. Fra.
carolli Il Co. the sum Of 90, leaving the
$1,000 check Al security. This morning
the check WAS presented 10 Mr.. Flour
noy. who at once pronounced the check Q
forgery. Policeman Fornof was notified,
and after searching in Q number Of places
At last found McCorkle taking . quis,
snooze In chair at the European. He
will have = hearing before Justice Lock.
hart tomorrow morning.
Jesus Nonss. ChAs. stAmps aud Car
men A~ti were arrested last evening fos
fighting In the Acre." aud at their trial
this morning before Justice Lockhart all
were sent TO the chain gang for fifteen
days each.
Andy Mains and Walter Duran were
the drunken subjects up before the JUS
tics. and they were sent to the chain gang
FOR ten days each.
This afternoon Policeman Foruoff. who
Ia acting marshal, served notices upon
the owners Of the row Of frame sha mites
occupied by disreputable people. These
shantics are situated back Of the Demo.
crAt Office
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
10 '''-' hr,ss,an Faa.

Tho oldest t'hri titan fan In EN-
snce dates. IL II aimed. from &
sixth century. having belonged
Queen Thoodeiinds, tho primes
who possessed q nall OF the Id
cross, which afterwards was set
the iron crown Of LON hardy. n
fan u preserved In the castle OF Nd
70. near Milan. and shown 70 4
tourists ~ relic. II IL . folded
made In two leaves. which shut |
each other y means Of = spring.
10 gi!ded and ornamcnted wish ped
and rubies. and ,ears I scss OF
Latin prayer The handle is of col
gold. inlaid with gems Tho yovt
girls u Milan 90 to ionzA on Q q
tain da in the year simply TO tosl
this magical fan. ~ II Is supposed
bring about = specdy and hap
marriage
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

~ X, Collins, li,- stock agent for the
Arhisnn, T"prka& Santa Fr road. with
headquarters at eureka. Kansas. is in
III" city, returning Las, nigh, frnm visi,
tn southern California. lie states Ia Gus
CIrlLSS that lac fo,nd the section II Cali.
forniA visited in u had condition from
dr"uth. and cA,tlebring shipped to Kan.
sas and other states, where pastures are
g"'si. ~ rapidly af pnssible. lie was a,
Oakland. Cal. for ten days, and out II
tina, tim" i, raincd aine days. although II
did not rain ia the drIuth stricken a.c.
tl"n IT III" state he gentleman was in
tro-iucrd ut the Commercial cllb this
morning He ;sI.s for Kansas this
evening,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
liner. Heidi

Hen j Goetz, w'o dishes up elegan,
meals aud choice G,lers for the hungry
"a, I"iger's Cafe dung the daytime. will
lrav" mex, Tu.sdaym"rning ,nr denver,
~hrrr. IN weln"S'Ly evening. the 10th,
he will lead Ia tn altar in marriage,
Miss Anna irldt, seigning belle in the
German society ofthat city. After the
ceremony. which vii consummat. the
hnA! result II u Ion, courtship, Mr.. and
Mrs. Goez will ,Ak = shor, bridal tour
aud then return Il Albuquerque TaE
CITIZEN extends congratulations in al.
vance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

Rrancis A. Walker. the great political
ecouomis, Il Massachusetts,. recensly re-
marked 10 . friend 20 miu- that there
wss more igurupce upon that subject In
than any other puLlie questions that the
people M thu, section werr pF~tudiccd
and would rad hut one aide aud stub.
hcrnly refused 20 investigate. Prof
walker In one ~ the pr'fonndes, poIi,i.
cal economists " the day 10 New RnT.
lander and one ~ the s,rong-s, advocates
~ silver. A. a friend ~ silver ! welcome
such adj. men ~ R-.si, Lulge, etc to
tl,. caus. anil am confident that " they
cAnnul secure bim-,aiism they will favor
/ II without, for II 10 quite impossible fer
such men ~ nvcstiss,. the subject with.
out lwruining convinced that ~ the lie.
m"nr,izaiinu II siver We Nv. much NJ
our prcscu, financial distrrsu.
II not. why dnes the business depr-s.
sion extend throughout the civilized
world, and IL greatest In countries whcr,
silver 1. Int It'll. used az CURRENCY II
tree trade England. where silver il MT .
I, gal tender, cxr"p, fer lras than 81, th,
iudus,, ial depression IN nearly ~ grra
M III this country, while Ia France. .
highly protected country. with more ell
yer ~ circulation than both the Unite,
stairs aud England combined, business
II prosperous
why. then. with such an example
should not silver and protection be wed
d,di EngliSh furnaces, to-day ARE KEEP
alive simply ny the hopes founded on ,h
passage ~ the Wilson bill. They Ar
manufacturing their preparatory 10 en-
trrlug eur market As s"on NJ that hill b,'
comes law, while cur furnaces arr close,
To- reduce stocks produced by highe
picrd labor, ro as ~ be Abl, tn meet III
composition which will come with the ~,
durtiou of duties; otherwise the diatr,r
In gland would he greater to-day tina
in th,s country.
The recent expressions II the politics
conventions in Pennsylvania, Missouri
: ONO aud Kansas, y owe conclurively, tbs
hume alrm IL un- of the great, live pues
tiuns at the hour aud will not down q
the bidding uf any man. class or part,
Protection aud silver In our fnancl,
salvation 80 n nation, and should and wi
= I've III" battle cry from California I
, Mhip". separate they should win. we,
hei they will he inyincthl.
H. 4 Sro,kn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
Few GyMeers

The W. c + U ended their meetings
yesterday afternoon by the election Of the
following new officers:
President-Mrs. NJ J. Borden.
VI President at LArge-Mrs. i, N
Higgins, II East Las Vegas.
corresponding secretary-Mru. n. p
StAmm, Of Albuquerque
COUNTY VICE rRKsiDKsrs.
santa Fs courty-Mu. q. q. Smith,
San Migeel county-Mp. Laura Lay.
ton. East Las Vegas.
bcrnalillo county-Mrs. n. X. Parshail,
Albuquerque
socoro coun'y-MD. Mary Rigwles.
DonA Ana county Mrs. W. A. .Phelps,
Las Cruces.
Eddy county-Mrs. Betty Hoag, Rddy.
Chaves oounty-Miss RosA Jaeobs, Ross
San Juan oounty--Mr. J. A. Nc.
Gaughey.
Collar coau,y-hrs. L b Hyde. Spring.
er.
Mora couniy-Mv. Bessie ailchris,.
RIO Arriba eoun,y-xrs, N. J. Mar
shall, CbAmA.
TAos county-Miss Rlisabsth Craig,
Taos.
Lineoln coanty--Mrs x. W. Parker.
white Oaks.
Silver City.
sierra coun,y-Mrs. Story, Hillsboro.
Union county-Mrs. Col. Love, Clay
surEaIsrnspkxrs oS pHrAHrnusrs.
Sci TEN Ins.--Dr. Alice Rico, RAs, Las
vsg.s
spanish work-krs. X. J. Harwood, Al.
bugnerqae.
Datils.
Flower missioa-Ars. n. n. Bullock.
Abaqusrqas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

weak by imprudsnee. are many s,s
achs. Puny people have, invariabl
weak digestion. The robust a. . 4
eat heartily and assimila,e their fool.
naturally weak stomach, or one thu,
become. although not 81 originally,
rives neesiful aid from this thorw|
stomschic, Hostctter's Stomach Bi,sS
The restoration " vigor 10 the delicAis
the prompt effect of recourse ~ \
professionally sanctioned and universe
esteemed promoter 81 health Nerve
ness-A symptom II chronic indigss,ios
10 overcome 10y Il. No are liver compls1
and constipation. lncipirnt rheumati
and kidney troable II defeats thorough
and II constitutes an efficient defsl
against malaria. But In order that
benefit derivsble from its use should
Availed of, II should not be used In h9
hazard way. hut continually. The 81
suggestion holds coed of all stand<
remedies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
Fer over strs Xsars.

An On AND WE'LL rRIsD REsxpy.
Mrs: winsiow,s Soothing syrup has bee.
used for over nf,y years by miIl,ons oi
mothers for their children willis tsethins
with psrfsot success. II soothes the
child, sofieos the gums, siisys all pair.
cures wind collie, and is the beet remedy
Tor d,arrh@a II 10 pleasant 10 the tasts,
sold oy druswste IN every part OF IN,
world, Twenty-Five osuts q bottle. m,
value ls inoslculable. Ne surs spd al
sos Mm, winsiows Soothing Syrup. sna
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

W. W. 0lmstesd and W. J. Dixon have
purchased from Andy Horne his livery,
feed AMI sale stables On West Copper ave-
nue.. and are now ready for business Both
gentlemen are young and energetic. and
The CITIZEN wishes them the greatest sue
cess In their new undertaking Mr. Dixon
IL the cisy's popular aud efficient clerk
Attention la called TO the firms advertise.
ment Ia another column.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

At Camp whi,eomb good cook n sm.
pIoysd. and visitors 70 tina, rssor, can :.
good meals and szcsllsnt accommodated.
at rsasoaAbls rates. Also plenty Of rood
jersey niIk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
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hAs shipped h,S h"rr"s h"m" {" ON"
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

Tickets will be on sale June lith 4
l2th to Denver and retarn for one 1
tor the round trip. tor the annual need
81 the American Institute Of HomeopAil
Good for return for thirty days from a
II sale. +. II. HsALS, j
Agent ''Banta We Route.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
nAyings Of slreAs Men.

Abraham Linsoln' "This nation Of IN.
people. for the people. and by the people,
shall not perish from the land A"
Grover Cleveland keep OF the
grass"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
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NAiue or AAiiroads.

tn. Arizona territorial board Of equal
ka,ion las, saturday passed upon the IA
"rssinrnts II four roads, the Arizona Cen
trail. tn" Prescott Il Arizona Central. the
Maricops Il phrnix aud the New Mex
leo d Arizona. The hrs, 10 n small log
ging Rad whl~e principal terminus ID
Flagstaff. II had been returned at $500
Ter mile which is ia. same valuation a.
was returned year ago. II was allowed
Ia stand At that.
No return was made In the case OF the
Prescott 4 ArizonA Central whose opera.
,ion has been discontinued. Accordingly
its value was fixed at the assessmen,
made in 1873. $3,635 O6 per mile with the
added statutory penalty Of 30 per cen,
for failure To make return.
The Mariccpa d Phgnix had been re-
turned as in 1888 At $I,695 per mile.
Tim waS raised to $5,2iO ~ the same az
ia" assessment 81 last year
The New Mexico d Arizona assess-
mrnt was lef, at $5,869. $34 having been
deducted from the re,urn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
Jaws srakea.


In th" base ball game ut Gallup last
Sunday afternoon. betw-en the team oi
tina, town and III" Fort winga,c base ball
club mot the HUNTS team. n very pain.
ful accident occurred, Walt. Campbell
war the Gallup pitcher, and in attempt
ing Va catch u no, liner from the bat h.
made misjudge and the ball s,ruck
him square in the face. breaking both
jaws Gallup was in the lead when the
acc',lrn, secured. Davis was substituted
for ia" remainder Il the game. For, Win
ga," making eleven runs of him. and
winning by the score Of 20 Ia -. II 10
nndrrs,"si tina, the Gallup players arr
not satisfied with their defeat. and will
arrang. matters To- meet III. victotv
again III "a short time.