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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-17
Sadness
Prevails at the Democratic
County Convention.

There was a fair attendance at
the Democratic County Conven-
ton held here yesterday for the
purpose of selecting G Congressional
and Senatorial delegates. Daniel
Basel was temporary chairman
and Chas. Holden secretary. The
morning session was short and
without special interest. At two
o'clock the convention re-assemb-
led and John Patton was report
ed as permanent chairman. Mr..
Patton's speech consisted of a
pathetic appeal to the Democrats
TO try once again. He said the
Senate had betrayed the par
ty but that all good and true
Democrats still cling to the CHI
cago platform. He denounced
the two West Virginia senators
and acknowledged that the sugar
trust had monopolized a majority
of the Democratic senator's. The
resolutions, written by Hon. John
J. Davis, were in line with the
Chicago platform and the origi-
nal Wilson bill. After the dele
gates had been selected, a resolu-
ton recommending Mr.. W. Scott
as Congressional candidate pro.
voked a stubborn fight. The reso-
luton was a square hit at Pendle-
ton, and the postmasters and Fed
eral appointees sailed into it with
their bristles up. The resolu-
ton was bitterly condemned
by Postmaster Vance and
Mr.. Ed. Reynolds both of whom
were enjoying Mr.. Pendleton's
favors. The discussion waxed
warm and some one moved to
strike out Mr.. Scott's name and
substitute Col. Ben Wilson'S. This
brought Col. Ben to the floor and
after saying that he was not a
candidate he paid Hon. John j.
Davis a radiant tribute and sug.
gested that his (Davis') name be
substituted, adding that they
would all come to his aid with
money to help run the campaign.
This was bad break for the Col
onel. He had given Scott the
cold shoulderin order to give some
taffy to Davis and he got his foot
in it sall round" Mr.. Davis
came back in one of the grandest
efforts of his life and spurned the
campaign offer, proclaiming that
he was no object of charity nor
no pensioner. He was "not that
kind of a cat" and if they took
him to be political pauper they
mistook their man. The Colonel
tried to explain but only got into
itdeeper. Then the resolution
carried by a fair majority and
Mr.. Scott came forward. He said
it was very humiliating to him to
be treated as he had been upon
that occasion. He paid his re-
spects to Col. Wilson whom he
said he had always befriended and
then hurled a singing rebuke at
the Pendleton officials who were
taking such a prominent part.
Scott was certainly treated in a
very shabby manner and his
friends feel it keenly. Pendle-
toms name was not mentioned
during the convention.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-17
nrnnn RennmInatnl.

ISDGANAPoLis. Ind, Aug. 15.-The
democrats of the Seventh congressional
district met in the criminal court room
Tuesday afternoon, and renominatcd
w. d. Bynum for congress,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-17
Clifton I,recIinritIre Resigns.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. 15.-clifton
r. Breckinridge, congressman from,the
Second Arkansas district. and recently
appointed minister to Russia, has re-
signed as congressman.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-17
Announcements.
LEGIsLATuRE.

We are authorized TO announce J. M.
LETTERS, of Salem, as candidate for
House Of Delegates, subject to the de-
oision of the Republican county con-
yention.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-17

Baugh's Double Eagle Phos-
phate, from slaughter house bone.
one of the best phosphates made;
good for all growing crops. For
sale by R. T. Lowndes.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-17
Expert Workmen.

They are most particular to please,
and they have the largest and
best equipped establishment
south of New York. 12-1y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
COX EN's AN nv.

Coxey's march "a Washington Ia ~
longer joke. The humor cS'"' ehI"n'-
ton. IL . 80 war any has ulsap'
cared Cox"y's followers may lie
ranks AMI imprar,Anlcs, hut they ARE
evidently in earnest. Men who march
mile anrr mile for days in the teeth Of a
bowling blizzard cannot b- act down M
'ramls and hobon whoss only idea in Ia
get something Ia eat. Tramps aud hobos
do not undergo these privat,ons In order
T." obtain such scan,y provisions as nv,
lnlrl ont 10y the comInissary II the
,ne Cnxey army, They can beg az steal
with better results and with lrss physical
discomfort TIL. men who are following
coxry have set convictions aud they ar.
suffering hariships seldom borne. save in
times of war, Ia maintain them II IN no,
likely that the "arny" will accomplish
anything when i, reaches Washington, Il
Il reaches there at all but the men who
compass. il are at least entitled Ia III,
consiirrat"n-prnl@riy enough denissl
them u, hrst-,lur ~ honest IL misguided
enthusiasts. III. fnrc. in farce ne
longer; II il taking on the complexion ol
u tragedy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
ums,useE Iro, Atx.

The urw Chinese convention which has
seen submitted Ia the senate for ra,ihca-
non will put AN rud tn TIA" strained r'lA
lnur which have existed for come time
.,ant between China and the Cui,'-i States
ia" treaty pr"vdrS tina, for 10 years n"
Chinese lahorrir shall eater the United
states, except those WIN ARE rrgisteral
and who have wife. child az parents
here, or property 10Th" amount "f $1,000
aud these must return from China within
year from their departure. This prohi-
hi,ion applies only I" lahorrS. The Chi
nrr- government comedies the right ~ the
'ni,rd States I" require the registration
"f all Chinese lAhorrrs, aud IN return. the
rnlted States conce,l.s the same right I,
China in REGARD Ia American labor-rs
,..r,-ing. moreover, Ia furnish the Chinsn'
government with annual lists IL all other
americans in China escep, officers u ,b,
government.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
srAM pa iSMOrPlsss
water Cassa Csses Hwshiag GO the
freut.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
terrtiiSs srutlinx..

From The hustisr,
Chas. Lyon, our popular postmaster.
has moved his office into the c Conley
store building, where he will have more
RON IN circulate.
Mr.. Morgan, who has been employed
for several months in the waldo company
store. left "Wednesday for Rock vale.
where lac has taken q position an time
keeper
II. G. Kinscil has bought out the gen.
eral merchandise business of Mrs. G. Con.
ley. and will hereafter conduct the bust
ness at the old stand. Mr.. kinssll 10 one
II the beat known business men II Ger
rilio~. and In justly very popular. We
predict for him large trade.
Messs. Ttesseilo 4 Jaudeno have
bough, the entire stock Of horses. buggies
aud harnesses formerly owned by W II.
II. PlowmAn, aud have opened stable
In the harm near the HUSTLER offics
Y. II. Mitchell starts tomorrow with a
full line Of groceries. dry goods, boot,
and shoes aud hardware 10 Ragls City.
formerly Camp Harrison, near Pine can
on. where he will engage In business with,
= most catering prospecs II success.
Two tickets In the field for city Offices
at Cerrillos. One ticket ID an follows
For town trustees, W II Coleman. J. b.
Cam. Austin GooiAll. Albert Teichmann.
J II stinson, fT town marshal. Thee
O'Donneili for school director, three
years. Joseph Richards. The other 10 ~
follows; For town trustees, Austin
G"siall, Way, W. II. Coleman, Juan
Meta. Allen Youngi fur town marshal,
Charles Clussonl for town treasurer, n
y Ames' for school director, three years,
Y. T.. Buell..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

The Graphic mine is making = splendid
showing this month, having 30 far
wednesday, shipped over I've hundred
tons of ore TO the socorro smeltsr. The
company 10 working 30 men. while more
than twenty are working on thu differ
en-, leases on Graphic ground. All the
lessees are shipping ore and making
some money II 10 safe W say that no
other mine In New Mexico has made the
record that the Graphic can boast ~ for
shipments during the past month.
The body Of orc recently struck In the
Mountain Key mine 10 proving Of greater
importance than II was even possible "
suppose, ~ II has been cross-cut fr 81
fsct, aud the working In still In ore. The
body Of ore was struck at depth Of ~
feet aud at 3sS fest another character Of
ore appears. apparently richer than The
first, which CO, ries both gold and silver
---Socorro Advertiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
NEW MEXICO NEWS

John Palmer has gone 10 Jemes Springs
70 look up . location.
Henry Bovkee. of Blus Springs, Neb..
has settled n-ar Malaga. Rddy county.
and will pa, In crop this spring.
WIN. Phe,ps. the San Narciai pho
,ovr.phsr. started for Terrell, Tesss. "a
look amer . lucrative position offered him
there by large arm.
Archbishop p l.. Chapcile. II sauts
We, has gone 70 Warrington and Baiti.
more, expecting N he absent until near
the middle II nss' aonth.
Mr.. J. ". Hitchcock. who has beeu
visiting her daughter, Misa Ma =, ID
Han Marci.l. fr several weeks. rrsarned
to her home At Jacksonville, Illinois.
DR.. r N. Micbasis. years ago . p. om.
inen, Aguse Ia the Rlis.bethtown regior
Of Collar, aud pleasantly remembered BY
all old-timcrr, u at santa 70. His HON,
al present 10 In Los Angeles.
A. X. Letton. up at kasou, has brough
suit against the Springer Mercantile ans
banking company, Russell Marcy ana
wife and all unknown claimants, 70 qnis
title TO certain lots In that city.
Clavs Merchant aud Mrs Bad Collie
were married q, Rddy by Justice stal
cup Mr.. Merchant 10 one of the sub
stantisl young stockmcn of the Blae
river country. and Mrs. Collier h Oh
widow Of Bud Collier. who resided q
Lookout. for many years.
Says the Rddy Current; A horse rae
for i've hundrssi dollars . side betwee
JET Duncsn's mare and Adams du
horve, was won by the latter. Dunca
gave SIXTY feet In three hundred yard
! and was beaten. A race was the
' matched even and Duncan's mare W.
' again beaten.
Prof Ricardo & Cifrv, Of Las Vega
died Of dropey. He Was about fort
:, years Of aye. aud Ia survived by . wi
" sud four children. He was Of spani,
descent, highly educstci at Madri
spain. and had been . resident Of Ne
Mexico about three years, teaching scho
one year NJ Rowe.
!. The name Of the man who died on u
4 cars. while Q, the Las vegas depot. W,
m n. II. Lee. He was not consumptiv
A ~ the hrst information stated. but W,
L afflicted with cancer of the stomach. II
remains were lrft at Ration. for embalr
ing. while the wife continued her journ'
!. homeward They wer- from Hszleto
II. Penn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
Overasse o. nsYphtue

Conductor Berry, Of the Atlantic 4 Pa
cite. arrived last night with the dead
body Of L. W. Harvey, whose died on
the train yesterday afternoon At Luna,
twenty miles west Of the city Harvey
Was morphine aend, and was bsing sent
to Chicago by brother residing At sau
Jose. California. II 10 supposed that he
took an overdose Of the deadly drug
white en- route, for when Conductor Psr-
ry took charge Of the train At winslov
Harvey was unconscious and remained In
that condition until his death. The holy
10 at Undertaken s,rong's, and will re-
main there until some word 10 received
ffom the brother a. To the disposition oi
the body.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

rutWt II less need ola cnnmhsnn IA
Investigate the Pacific land grant r,bl'-ry
l~rs dIsgurg". The facts alout the mat.
lrr. Rr we'll enough known al,raiy. and
"a Investigation will hardly diScl,s'e any
thing m~ III" deb, clue To- III" govern.
mru, hy ,hcrr r"ai- ~ nov Ab"ut tl35.
ph.Sop. !, is rnh. and the liability grnwS
every day. instead IL l,eing r,siurssi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

~ @.HVSk .r~...s
rvwr rs~-Asss Daily.
rss crrmss 81 yesterday gave an
account Il the death ~ . man sup.
poeed 70 be named l.. ". Harvey, on
Conductor Berry's train near Luna on
Sunday sfsFnoon. the body being turped
over 10 Undertaken s,rcas. The under
taller started the wires 10 going 10 sscer-
tain what disposition 70 u made of the
remains, and the srsi dispatch vas re-
ceivcd yesterday afternoon. reading a.
foliowsi
o. ". stsoog, Albuquerque, N. n.
Hold Harvcy's boiyI instructions TO-
night from either Chicago or Han Fran
cisco. +. ID. WILLIS.
This dispatch was recsivsd .. SIS p
m. AMI ~ s;s7 the following Telegram
wss recsiv~i;
q. ". Strong. Albuquerque, N. n.
notified friends OF WIN. Harvsy's death
n. r sruasr.
Az EHo 0ciock. y m, the toiiovfnk
dispatch wss turned over 70 Mr.. stronRi
| Cm,cAoo, ILL.,, April .,
Coroner ~ Albuquerque.
Hold remains of VIM. II, Willis until
yoa hear from r. d. Villa, II CAlifornis.
y A. wILLis.
II would appear from the lea. dispatch
that the sender has got the name mixed.
or that the body al Undertaken s.rong's
10 no, Harvey but Willis.
The dispatch received this morning,
which was turned over 10 TsH CITIZEN Ia
doubtless correct AZ 10 the name @; the
dead man. be being william Harvey VII
Lis. The las, dispatch reads a. follows
ALAMEDA, Cal, April 2.
Noble Grand az Lodge No. I, I. o. o. ".
Albuquerque, N. N.
, Bee that William Harvey Willis, 81 Un-
, dertsker ssrong's, has $50 for burial. the
amount deposited with mo will he for.
waidsd promptly from Rncinal lodge,
No. l84. VIZ Hiasis, Noble Grand
Mr.. Strong states 10 Tnr Cirixxs thai
, the body will remain at his underta king
, roma until he receives some definite In
formation from the Immediate family o.
' the deceased.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
usNsNs. s,s-ru,CTs

The Denver Mining Record sayr; THE
i"a,l,ng aud r"nsibl" mining men II the
new gold districts IL New Mexico should
~ once ~, together Rnl form district or.
carnations, adopting some of the laws
which have governed in similar rircum-
stances ~ colorado, namrly, ,hna. which
.nml~l lcAting IN proper manner. "i ier-
forming u certain amount ur discovery
,ud assessment work aud filing and re-
uriiug ~ the county recorders Office
within certain gwen time. By so do
ug many It the lucsturs uf irnm ten "a
wruty claims will l." Obliged I" de- much
.,warI developing the district "r ella
,haudun man! CLAIMS "ni allow others
90 as-is, ia promoting TIA" interests "
hat section Something IL this Kind il
needed ~ the C,-hi,i district. just AT ,h'
,r'rrnt time"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

PA. simpson. who returned Monday
from Ken. City. In the Cochia mining dis.
trict. states 10 THIS cIrIxnx that corp Of
surveyors for the Denver q Rio Grande
RAiirosd camiA'i at the village IL Coehi,i
SATURDAY. aud moved NJ Ia Kent City an
yesterday. They are looking over the
district, and viii report tn the he~siquAr-
tern Of the company at Denver AZ soon rs
they oompisss their observations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
Csmias frsa l.as Vegas.

The eleventh annual sucampmcnt o.
the @. A. r department Of New hsxieo
will be held Al Albuquerque. on Thur
day, April 18th. Gen. Lucius Fairchiid
has promissd 70 accompany the Santa ~
delegcsion. and Comma nder- IN. Chief Ad.
ans 10 also expected W be In attendance
Those from Las Vegas who will probabl.
attend the sueampment are John a. Ross
senior vice commander Of the depart
meuti D. A Counsll. past commander; n
J Crowley. quartsrmas,er, r. Y Clay
delegate; Stephen Maxson, alsernAtei Or
Y. Il. olney, chief medical dirccsor.-
Optie,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
ARIZONA ITEAs.

Az The Prescott municipal election three
hundred and nine votes were cast.
The Bowie stage robbers have both
teen captured and are behind the bars.
Passenger trsfir over the southern
Pacific 10 and f,m the Minwinter fair 10
heavy.
An attempt IL being made 10 rsnovs
the county seat ~ Cochise county from
Tombstone to henson.
A turquoise mine h the latest discovery
reported in Arizona. Frank Luke, Of
Phpnix. 10 one Of the discovsrsrs.
Ths apricot crop In and Araupd
Tombstone will be comparatively light
this year ON account Of the recent cold
weather
L. W. Morgan, Ia said 70 have psid
$500. 900 for ahe Mountain View, Golden
Cli6 and Coronate Queen mining claims,
Humbug district. the property of Fra nh
Gsbbert and J. W. Yocum.
The interstate shooting toarnamen,
took place q. winslow Sunday under ,hs
auspices u tho winslow Gun club
There was q large a.tendsncs from oil
parts Of New Mexico and Arizona.
Hundr~is ofthoussnds 81 dollars worth
Of water 10 nov going TO waste dows
Granite creek which ought to be storet
and spread on the fertil. acres u tn,
valleys through which Il lows east 81 Pro
colt.
The Williams News says the veil .
Chino ID now down 200 feet with tw,
shifts 81 men pushing the work day an,
night The indications ara very favorsbl,
aud II In thought water will 10 struck .
any time now.
The Salvation Army Al Tucson has I
drawing card In the shape of . young
Apache Indian who sxhorts sinner Il
mend their ways. He talks each nigh
on the street corners and uses languSg,
that would put 70 shame many so-calist
elocutionists Of the territory.
Work will commence about the frs
Of May on the range. rounding up steer
for June delivery. Gays the IL. John
Herald. From reports cattle will 10 Il
much Letter condition for driving and
shipping this seasou than they were last
And u 10 thought . better gather can b,
made with lcss work.
Says the Prescott Courier: Som,
Colorado papers are trying 70 stop III,
lids 81 Colorado mining men at pressn
pouring into Arixona, that has nov dsvei
oped Into vs'y noticeable magnitude
Those who come here 10 invest. and writ,
back 10 their triends ~ come and do like,
wsse. Gold 70 hing At present. and ",
have the gold mines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

H. win shis pear ~ !, has 70 iift the A..
lAn,'c cream fscm hs bel
immediately sner his election In 1874
Mr. Cleveland assume, ,ha, he was nj.
mo~, 'h" unSumous eh'sce u the people.
Now ss - matter ~ fact th.re has been
M time, except "nr" when the democrat.
" party rcc-iv~i half Il III. Iopalsr vo;e
during che last twenty years. The On.
""ldnn was 1915, when IL" democratic
y. ~ utagr 70 tina vote was ~ ~ In all
",hri y,,ir u has nnc,un,rl frmn La
IN 1879 I" ~ ~ in 1858, when NJ Cleve
lnwl was defeated In isst be- received
sS.IS l'-r cen, of the popular vote. In
lSa2 When h. lab~aesi under ~. delunion
tina, ,hrr was no op,~~it,cn. sni that he
WAS the h, l~ aud pride of the nation. HE
,,d" VAS ;5.as l,er cent II the wholc
'h'llucrnl c success In 1884," says Mr.
Carter, 'dhl nv, ther-fnrr result, ~ has
lp'cn iopularly suplns.si, from = general
uprising Ia favor ~ that party ar lie
ihcori"s II government, but on ID. Gon
,rniy the populnr verlict was adverse IA
Mr. Cleveland. frye trad. aud reaction s.
lie continues The third. or p,s,pi-'s
party, supplemented by the sectariAn
rcbonl. law agitation in illim ", WILSON,.
sin aud Iniiana. IL responsible for Mr.
Ilrvrland'E election and w entitled "
whatever credit ar blame ther- may IN
attached Ia his administrator. Through
the causes indicated, the republican
states of wisconsin, Illinois. Caiiforuia
North Dakota, Indiana and Ohio. cas-
sixty one electoral votes for Mr.. Cleve
land, ab,l the states II Kansas, Colorado
Nevada. North Dakota, Oregon and ldah'
cast twenty ,wu votes f~ Weaver. Thes,
VOTES placed IN III. republican culumn
where they icgi,ima,ely balong. woul'
have r~sult.d in 22S electoral votes 60
Harrison. a. against la+ for Cleveland
with New York In the democratic column
Bn, will the western states which sup
ported the w-aver-C Cleveland tickets ~
turn H. their allegiancet Mr.. Carter ,ie
claips that the sn-w.r 10 this In found y
the .can,lalo,,s administration of publ
affairs 10y representatives ~ the people
party anil the conselu-n, dist n,sgra,io
&c ,hn, party mr. evidenced in the el-c,io
II isa3 The populis,s, he says. hav
been n greater injury aud affection
Kansas than tn. vraHshoppers aud IA
dry winds; while the peopl. 81 Color~i
hsy. suffered in cr,-ii, and self. rrspe,
through their connection with the sam
organization.
Furthermore, IL il obvious In the intc
liy.n, ,.opI. living in that section ~ Oh
ooun,ry. who favor bime,ailis,n, tn,
no,hin. can lie expected from the dem,
crazy. The record Of tn. present cot
xr.-s has settled tina, beyond the shMio
~ a do,bt. nor In ,her, ho,., tina, IN. I've,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

James BARRETT. charged with the muir
der Of John Holohsn aud janice Barne,
on Monday morning, Jaly ~. 1873. a
seven Rivers, will la hanged ~ Eddy. ca
Saturday, April ~. by sheriff Kemp a
Eddy county. The Trial took place al
Lincoln. anil tho Jury brought IN YER
dict Of guilty Of murder In the hrt dc.
gree, whervupon Judge FREEMAN I~ased
sentence upon the murderer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
AANTA EE a,RlMH

Tux CITIZEN gathers the information
that the man Canu,e AlArd who was
shot the other night in Santa Fe was shot
by man who was mn, a deputy sheriff.
hu, WAS simply deIntisrd by n deputy Ia
ac' and WIN was given n sho, gun for
the back. doing away with the lying story
M told by Ia. New Mexican. II seems
that in the row that took place befor
tAnute Alarid's shoUting, one Adolf,
Hill, who was the candidate fur eity clerk
IN the democratic ticket, was the leader
aud assaulted the republicans. lie
skipI~l out. hut couple II his compan
ANS were maul-i 10y the men with Ca
mute, The posse that went Ia arrest
AlArid hal No warrant and was uot At all
lawfully acting but tina, matters not In
santa 70. Shooting rpublicans in the
hack seems Ia I've II I'as,ime up theru now
although Governor Thornton pirates about
the s,rce,s that the law must be snforcsd,
4 genuine system Of bulldozing has been
organized and no republican has any
rights that the sheriii's posse, armed with
sho, guns and six shooters, respecss.
That IN the situation In the territory
capital and 1t il baing repOrt.d Ia sena
tolr in congress TO show that New Mexi-
90 ia und, for statehood Those things
hurt and that a good deals they are facts
aud cannot he explained away. They
ARE somewhat wors" than hull lights. bu,
democratic papers howl atout hull 6ghts
bu, when republican citizens are shot In
cold bl"i aud without warrsn, or law,
they ARE M atil ms an oystsr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

Tboss who have ussd DR.. Kius's Nsu
Discovery know Ito vslus, and thoss who
Try IL free Call 90 the advertised drug,
gle, aod get . trial bottle fres. Send
your name aud address 70 n. Il, Buck
leu 4 TO- Chicago and ret . sample
bog Of DR.. Kiug's New Lls Pills ire. y
veil ~ copy II Guide 70 Health and
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cost you nothing. r. H. Burgess 4
Son's drug store.
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the way, his trip has at l-a.i r.t,rd Ia
call the attention u c"ngr'nr auh the
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sands 81 unemployed men ~ llr c"unsry
-.-k ing work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

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