davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

DON pol.
ski przeniesiony do jersey
City, N. j., pod namer 80
Sussex ulicY, W poblizu dwor-
cow ko|ejowych. Agentem
zostat p. Zakrzewski, kontrole
mad domem ma wielebny x.
Kukowski, proboszcz parafi
po1skie] W Jersey City.
BLOSSBURG, Pa. - "
garbarniach tute]szYch JUL cd
% Maja tYlko pol czasu robia,
q W kopa]niach odcieto g6r-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
FAntlN at'aunkL.

The Democrats papers are IN wrangle
over the position ~ the late Mr. Joseph
un statehood Recently the New MrSi.
rau pAd
The ,hcA suggested IN some quarters
that MI Ju~"ph's defeat II We, blanket
fh ptA,rh s-i ~ Absoiut~ ri Mr. Joseph
aud the earnest friends II = A,rh~si know
better than that
To this the Las Cruces prm~rA, makes
the following crushing reply
Thea What the devil did yuu mean 10y
telling tie p-"pl" before election that the
lcfrA, ~ J,e-Ih would Nil the stat.ho,sl
toll Aui that even Democratic r-naturr
would vet" against the hill hrrsus- Tom
CAiruu was n "scuundrrl e. Were you
lying theni Are you talking through
your lat u,Wi
Mr. Joseph himself told III" democrats
N Caucus ~ Las Craze. Rud W. hrAri
him that the -ia,.hunI hill could h,t
PISS unless hr should h- returned Ia cuu
gi,r. Aud hr msd" ihr dri"gAtrH I" Ihr
,urN,uiuu, 49, N"li ~ M"--rs Hgry,n
| sIr- AMI Ferguson, hrl"N" WhSt u" rHt,l
/ n' never ruu.i have '"cfirrl the uuiuI.
uAiiur u they hAdn'i hrru persuaded that
hr knew what h- wzr irlkug zhuu',
trIsur- fr'ul- had control 1T the
/ cuuv,u,uu aud could hay" nominate,
/ hun an ia, tirt h,l,ui hu' Nj Frtgurrut
withdrew hrCAus, J"t-Ih and lus-Ih',
! friends iagsr,l frt 'hr u,miua i"n and
-Worr Themselves hlA'k ~ ih- face thai
| Ju."Ih Wa tpr on nan VIII" e uli ear
Ivy the statehood mll through.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24

under the patent, criminal o. revenue
laws 81 the United States whether the
case Tor which folsom was convicted "
one arising under ",he criminal laws Of
the United states" IA = question which
the cour, ~ appeals will I've called upon
10 decide. on q motion which will he made
10y the government 10 dismiss the appeal
The cAa- would doubtless have been APP
peal-d to the rut,-d States SUPREME
court. were II bo, for the far, that III,
court rnier,ainr appeals in felony Grim.
nal eases only The ofrusr fur which
frlrum wac convicted b-lng unhrr the
law only n misd"moAnor, the only re.
course l'ft h,s attorneys wAn Tor them Ia
taxi their chances ~ the clrcui, cour, II
apI-Ai-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
i,uneAa'H "a sJorsty

from Attorney LukrnH, of Guadalupe
county, stating tina, the official count oi
the vote. Down there, stands: Duncan
40. Bunker 2+S, D~smArais 1854, salAzar
?3J, A previous statement was based on
the fac, tina, prrciuct M, 8 gave Bunker
= vo,.s. which figure was pu, in wrong
column and counted az 80. The mistake
was Git-fwAri discovered, and the cor.
rect figures are As above, This gives
Duncan majority ia Gua'ialuIe count,
II 237, or II votes in the two counties. -
Las Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
srNyt tS,lsbsI

The Denver Republican never fails tn
say goal word ter ia" s"u,hwrrt Re
gnriug the early A'm--Iuu IT New MrN
IT," Hnd A,ilnun. II sHyr' "lh" people "t
hath New M.xic" aud AriHunA should
make - determined Effort tu SECURE the
admission ~ those TERRITORIES Al the rp
preaching session 10 congress IT. each
case AN enabling act has rA1ssei the
house. AMI thr fate Il the rr"l"r~d states
hes IA the haud- 4 tie rruHtr. |, may
lr that th,. result II the elections will
maxi. the d"m,Sratic senators indifferent
l., the ainIrri"d 1T Arizona aud New
MrT,,u, hui It may lr taken for granted
that there viii u" u" "ppn-l'i"n On the
part Of r-puhlcAns by upp"rlnS these
mlla the demo rats would take n position
inruusist"r, with that occupied hy the
HOUSE ui representatives, ~hirh may lie
stunned g. represent IA" position IT tue
democracy, brCAus" IT TIA" democratic
mn jurity in that h"iy Both territories
are entitled a. Rlmlssiuu. tor they have
pnImlsiI, u AMI wealth sufficient Ia main.
tam state governments, and the people
desire statehood II may require II hight
ln rrcui- the passage Of the bills. and the
fri"i... uf statehood should he prepared
T., make As vigorous n hight a. I"~slbIe."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
Lia~.in .eun,y setsras

The official vote 81 Lincoln county wa,
received by Secretary Miller yesterday
II Ia As follows;
D"l-gat~-Antonio Joseph SIS. Thos
Il Cntr' $50. I u. Wills pa
Counril-G-orgr Curry 742, q II
sparks 1876, J W Nations 207.
Assembly James y Hinklc SIS. ". A
Finlay IA. Jas. A Tonlinson as
County Commissioners. LIST DIST let
John Nswc"mb $50. Jose Montana ava
G-o W. Coo 2b4.
County Conn isrioners. "a District
W e. Mcdonald $50. p. q. Peters 5l3,
q VI. Keith 23l.
County Commissioners. "a District
V II Lusk 533, J n Lucas 4sI. George
Bnrk-y 1872.
Prrbate Judge-MArtin ChAv-s $3.50. T.
G T,llo,ron $50, Y, Il. y L-urAs 1856.
Probai. Ci.rk--Porhrio Chaves 4sg.
D,me,rlo P-r-a 54s, Acacio Gali-gos $40
Sheriff Emil FRITZ 500. George SenA
$50. A J Gilmore 249.
Azseasnr-J W. Bennett 63I, J. A.
Quinn 49,, J o drove 3lS
Tr-asurrr-C. B-ljeAn bl5, X. MichAels
$50. Isaac Ellie 229.
Coron-r-u W. Wingfield 547, Manuel
ArliagA 5i7, J. II. ID, AKuAyA 2lO.
Superintendent u schools-A Ridge
way 5I2. W. v. Blanchard $50, T. J.
Grafton 2le.
County surveyor-B u. Robinson 500
W X. Blanchard $50, II. l.. Elwood d.
Daniel kpps 229
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
ki~ett1n . unds.

The presence 81 I bills IN he city since
the election Is very marked, They have
found their way in,o every department oi
trade and commerce. much to the annoy
ance Of many men Of business. who great
ly prefer the dollar Of our daddies, just
before election local bank had = call for
$9uO in these bills for . poin, down the
country aud not being able To dill the or.
der called I'm Colorado IA supply the de-
acisney. Now the lauk has over 81 200
ofthe I currency, the other banks have
q proIortionate amount, aud the mer
chants are loAdcd down with them
Where d'd they com. fromi Answer ID
unnecessary. Las Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
OFFICIAL FiGuhEs,
kieeiisa ksssrn~ rrem Three Mere
Gounetes

kieeitsa kesarns frem Three Msr,
Csanttes
The following Ia the official vote o
Grant county as returned TO the terrific
rial secr~tary's Office;
Lnlegats-Thos. b CAtrou, 723, Anto
MO Joseph, 7%Sj T. Is. Mills, 2g9.
Council-J. A. AnchstA, 1857, q. w
Miles. III; b. \. Birchfeld, 294; Charlie,
II. Sparks. $685. George Curry. ITO; Johr
W. Nations, 1855.
Assenbly--D. p. Carr, 7Os; Jo..pt
Boone. A9i John Bell. ST.; A. L
Christy. Sii r. L Young. 1888; y. X
Brandt, 1855.
County commissioners. L., district
Thos Foster. s6s; y. J. Davidson, 7U5
n Mullrnj 1876.
County commissioners. ~ dis,ric,-w
n Taylor. $50, y. 4, Brspnin. 1871. c,
Cur-,on, $40.
County commissioners, 81 district
lsrasl King, SO4; A. J. Clark, SlOi I.
Brown, l6J.
Probate judge-George W. Hul,ie, TAT
Robert v. Newshain, $751; Alex. MctireA-
gor. IT'S.
Probate clerk-w. W. Port-ra.ld, III,
K n Young, 1906 W, II. Rider, IIb.
Collec,or-A. b. Laird, S67; J. Y.
kions. Sol X. J MetcAlfe, lO2
shrrih-Ciprisno BAcs, 1856; Baylor
shannon, Sbs - J. X. Foster, li8
Ass-ssor-L. N. Ch,ldrrs, $50, Il. II.
Tullock, 1885, w & swirl, lac.
Treasur-r-N. A. Bolieh, 500, q, w. M.
Csrvil. 1885, Charles Dennis, IO8
CoVon.r-J II Peagies. 762 Isaac Civ
ems, sO4iJ. W. welch, 1877.
Hnnariut a nj a M ~ ach.nIs- ID III ri -
man. 704i b. l. Link. $40, N. W. Chase,
1913.
County surveyor-Jam.s l. Reed, 1913 I;
George X. Brown, $40.
BAN JuAS's vorH.
The official vote Of San Juan county
has been reserved at the secrstary's OF.
hce ss follows;
Dolegate-T. 3. Catron, Ie5, Antonio
Joseph. 226i 4, b. Mills. 2S3.
Couneil-J, n. g. ChAves, 2O2. MAls-
lulAs Martinez. 1885, Mariana Larragoite,
2i2j C-sario Garcia, 2l2
Ass.mbly--Frank J. Coolidge, 1877 Ri.
SEQ Lujan, 1917 William Locke. 65S, ri.
cardo Lopez, 1885, c. u. Cameron, 2i9
County commissioner. LIST district
FRANCISCO Garcia, 1905 ID, X LobAto, 1870
j. Enr,que hsnssnAres, 27s.
County commissioner, ID district
Henry J. kiffin. ls4j G. u. Brewer, l65
p. n. Salmon, 27b.
County commissioner. I'd district--S.
r. Blake. a27iJ J. q. willstt, 1853, John
Rasl, 2s4.
Probate judge-sAntiAs 20 Marines, ia
Luis Wilmers, 206i Crisostomo Domin- |
guex. sos.
Probate clerk, A y. Stump, 1851 y. II
rullN nSi WIN McRAe, 823
sherif-C W. virden, 20s, J NJ Nor
rison, 1901 A II Dunning. 2b<.
- Asses.or-C. n. Toakinson. 20lj l..
h,nsey, 1873. Teodlo JAquex. 3sO.
TrcAsur~r-c. II. AcIsnr,, 1885, Frank
n. Pierce, ai7i Monroe Pi.lds, 2be.
Coronsr@AlsI. bowman. sOs, v. K
Prswi I, 1913.
Superintendent of schools-R O.
Booram. 20sj W. 8. Dalton. 1853, Harry
Allen, N9.
County survsyor-d, X. Ksn,s.r, I'll !,
II. b. Hawkins, S0T.
GUADALUPE oorsry.
The following 10 the ofieiAl vote oil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
OVER A DOLLAR !
Monte Playing Causes the Mag
dalena Double Killing.
PARTICULARS or THE BLOODY AvYAiR.

THu CrrrERs TO day gives the psrticu.
lars " the horrible double trage,ly--ihe
almost instant killing " Edwsri Horn
and Scot, Reed at Msg,lnlens, IN socorro
csun,y. Last Friday night, and they arr
az follows;
The two men were In Cooks saloon
plsy ing a game Of Mexican monte. when
a dispute auss over bet. Horn claiming
tina, he hal mad. n bet ~ Is, when Reed
remarked with considerable warmth anil
anger that the het WAS only -. The
men w, into a bitter quarrel over the 81.
when suddenly Reed snstched gu, his
pistol and after fourish.pg II around the
head ~ Horn bruught II down on . level
with the la,ter's face and said hc would
"shoot out his eycs" Cool and com.
composed a. he could he under the cir
cumatAnces, Horn pulled cut his pistol,
which was hidden under his vest IN frOnt
u him, and quick a. = Fash shot, the
bal striking Reel in the breast, but with
the Fash FROM Horns pistol Reed slno
shot, mortAlly wounding Horn. The
dou action rrvolvrrs kept helching out
deadly bullets, and when the smoke had
cleared and both men were on tue door.
welteting IN their own blHsi, an exAmi.
nation Of the bulies showsd that Reed
had Ave bullets. all in the breast aud
abdomen, and Horn two halls. Reed was
dead, aud presented = Rhas'ly sppcar
ance, blood lowing frum i've frightful
holes A few feet frum him was the body
oi Horn. and Aner intense suffering foI
two hours he died. deploring the al
tragedy with his last breath and stated
tina, he was fnrrei Ia shoot
The body of Rsed was taken to socorr,
ON saturday, and yesterday morning hi
funeral occurred there. which was NJ
tended by = large crowd, many IL whom
were stock raisers aud COW boys II the va
rious ranches in socorro county.
II 10 said that sf,er ,h. funeral, jim
Beat, u cowboy frieni Of Reed, met Col
Il. W. Eaton aud picke'i u quarrel ,h'
| WNEEbWtu w aut iyu'htuk VI 'ut ubbT"u'
man Il ill-r, joe Fowler (fowler's rauci
being purchased by the Ree,ls), by So
cmio vigilAn,es about ten years ago. bu
Beet knew better than follow out his do
s,gns, fur the rsasun taat the colonel don
take any foolishness.
The funeral 81 Horn occurred al Mag
dalens this morning at 10 o'clock. an,
was generally attended by the people o
Magislcna ant great SORROW manifesto,
over his tragic death. lie was about 81
Year, old, and drrt.clAss gentleman II
every particular. Reed, although but ..
yesrs old. had . had reputation, an,
killed h,s hrst man about six years age
LATgR.
, just a. tbs CITIES goes 70 press.
NJ. Waugh received = telegram frou
George Graves stating that they had con
cluded To take the body Of Mr.. Horn eas
g. ... !-i. ...i would pass through th
ely this evening. accom- panied by Mr.
Graves and Jack Creighton. partners u
the deceased.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
laIyeralsy Aetrs.

Prof Ziminer entertained the school
during general assembly Friday by soms
chemical experiments 1t WAS notic-abl.
that the teachers did no, &C, upy their
usual seats on the platform. bu, moved
H. the farther end Of the room
Thursday, = "Bryant's day" WAS held
Miss Boah read q sketch Of his life. Miss
Vaughn an article on his love Of nature,
and Miss Buchanan his Death Of the
Flowers"
The young men Of the university ARE
trying TO raise the necessary funds for
their gymnasium by subscriptions. They
hope 10 obtain the money by Christmas.
The exercises tor next week arc 70 be
especially good. All are invited to at
tend.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
,iIMLI- TME EMAIn.

The Las Cruces Democrat. published
10y one Of the Fall family. and the poli,i-
cal organ II Judge Fall, says:
IAN eye for mn eye, n tooth for tooth "
That ~ the only principle upon which W.
Ga" justify the counting II the traudulru,
votes IL bona Ana precinct. A b-tw--n
the republican politicians. who have brn
beaten THE time at their own game ana
the democrats who have beaten them, W.
have no other ground upon which Ia
stand
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
.aE .osrm A.U PROTECTION


tine " the must cheering features of the
elections recently held throughout the
union ir the maniirs. conversion ~ the
people ot many southern localities To the
policy of protection. In the pr-s-n, hfy.
thiri congress there are only seven ~.
publican r-pr-S-n natives from the at
called southern section of the country.
divided M follows; Missouri ant Ten.
n-sst-. each two. aud Kentucky, South
Carolina and North Carolina, each one
FL these may lee added the un- from Del.
aware and the two frohi New Jersey. each
III ,hes" s,.i.H having voted almost al
ways with tho ."lh @nr'h
TIL. hfy.fourh congress- will show
remarkable chang. in the representation
from th-s. aud other southern states
The returns show tina, the republican con.
gressun.n elected from that section arr ~
fpllows; Alabama |. Kentucky 8. Mary
land 4, Missouri u, North Carolina 2, Ten.
ners-. q. Texas |, W-rt Virginia tt
th-s- nAv h- added the one congressman
from Delaware and seven Of the eigh,
iN'm NV Jersey, This shows n gain oi
twenty nine congressman from thi. here.
ti"r- s"lid democratic p.,u"n. not Ia
speak IT the great gains IN former north
ern democratic strungho lie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
NV ,Oup0uNit ~
Nr,ir,r- oI incorporation rated Nith
tie lerriturtAl e~rrtsry

tl~ lerrIturtAt errrtary
The following articles ~ Incorporation
hNN" b''n h,vd 10 th" territorial rectr.
hiy'- office during the last few days
Euri Mirs,uuar Baptist Church rnin.
jAn,, 1T Roswell. y NJ -OrgsnErd tor
general religious pnrInSrs inclu.ling the
rurrhA-" Il grounds Atd the ci-,tt"n Il
builIingr for church purposes IN the town
"t RnrN"ll III" rurIora ion ~ I" run tor
hfty y"Arr, lh" trustees nAnr'i ~ he
APPLICATION Arr u II nan, W J chs
um, = T. prrhrry, frsuk Mars aud
- hat n
Thr Charter Oak Guld Mining company
-OrganiE"l fni general mining pu I'urrr,
erIr, tally the pur base and operation oi
miuuug rlaims. huth lUi- and placer, ia
ia" Las AuimAr INNING hist lct IN Sierra
com Also iu erect nills aud r'siuc
ton machinery h th- OinAhH, t'wsl HoI~.
Whistle Prick and r W Parker placer
INNING claims. The company ~ stocked
AT 81 ,ni,O u. To- lie dIvrlrd into shares 1T
~ zach aud To- b- forever non. nssersahl
hr company n tn run Tor my yrarr
aud l,r principal nthc., where suTkhuld.
rfr amt directors meetings shall l~ held
~ Fairfield, Iowa TIE principal "ihcrin.
thlH territory IN H. lie 81 taulkurr, Sierra
county The incnrI1rAturs ARE Ellsworth
ruru"y. Elmer A Howard aud William
" Nohr. II f.irh-ld Iowa; and RHin"y
! u Try and Frank W. Parker. uf Sirr a
county, N. al, Mrsrrr. Muhr aud Fry IT,
| ing named 40 directors.
TIL" Graphite Carbonate Mining CON.
pany, III Indiana. has fled Articles ~ m
corporation with S-cr-tsr' Miller. Th'
company Ia stocked al 5000 Asa u
fLch, 1T Kelly, s'corr, county, Ia named
As the ageu, Of said company ia this ter
rI,"ry On whom motto. IL suits may he
served
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24

A. l., Robinson, manager ~ the
"Chsrley Aunt" company. this morning
met an old rch"olmaie in W. u. Hahn,
the vel known barber In the N 7 Ar
milo buildng. AMI Col. Hahn, with u
W. Davis. manager ~ the opera house.
showed Mr.. Robinson and his company
cour,esien this afternoon. Mr. Davis
drive one II ia. lady members over the
city b-hind his black buggy horse, while
the other members ,uok horseback ride
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
rh~ ~eaamir tIab

The E""n"r..s club will begin work ia
real earnest an! every one Interested in
I-'li heal economy should attend their
meetings.
On Monday evening next Bernard s
Rd-v will deliver an address beforu the
club on Organic Law and whA, the con
stitu,ion OF the state II New Mexico
should contain
On the following week Mr.. NJ. p. stAmm
will deliver an address on the monetary
system.
The following week Judge Adams will
give the Ahdr-nu These meetings are
held in stamm's hall aud all are cor.
daily invited Ia attend. During the
wiater other lecturers will be secured,
and everything will be done to make the
meetings II the club pleasant and profit.
able.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
a Assti,ss seed shsw.

The Creates, biz 81 ,hs age, "Chsrlsy's
Aunt" written by Brandon Thomas. was
produced at Grants opsrs house last
evening. and II proved one Of the mos.
humorous comedies ever played In this
city. John d Murphy assumed the role
Of the pseudo sun,. and he brought down
the house every tune he appeared
In fFont Of the audisnos. The com.
pany 10 oompAssi Of stars, and again
proved the we'll known assertion that
ChAs. Frohmsn ssnds saly arst class
companies usv.,,ns throaSh the eous.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24

Tux New Mexican il not po-ts'i on the
political affairs 81 Bcrnalillo county. II
speaks II the "rhsm-i-ss conduct Il thu
republicans in 1851" All the repub.
Leans ii this county did IN 1852 WAS to
chow ny Ia the word the criminal actr OF
the democrats in stuiiiug into the box no
illegal ballots in this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
Z. cod ,.uxh tor 81. .rr,sa.

The rrpuhlcanr II tins county Il seems
elected collector, pruba,e Judge. rchool
superintendent, commissioner. surveyor,
one senator and two representatives.
rhis ia no, a had showing considering
that me- work VAS done by the party.
while the democrats bought up hundreds
II Voters with money shlppcd in frur'
san,r y. --Chama N"rthw-s, New Mex.
lean
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
d q nsr Errsnesaa.

A report reached this city ., noon to-
day that Juan Duran, justice Of the peace
Of old town. killed q man In the Barelss
precinct. south II the city. At II o'clock
this morning, THs CIrizas representa-
tive. In company With T. r. Phslan. on
the rsceip, Of thu repor, visited Bar.las
and after asking half q dozen people II
anything in the nature Of killing had
TRANSFERRED down there, received .
negative answer and returned Ia tue city.
fully convinesd tina, the report was .
mistake.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
The fsissa Appeal.

The appeal taken tn the circuit court Of
appeals by +, N. Folsom 10 onS Involving
. very interesting question as 10 the ju.
risdic,ion 81 the court Appeals lie only
In admiralty esses and in cases arising
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
Thanksgiving Prs~ianas,s.

In secor,isnc. with the established eus,om Of
annually rc'urninE thAnks To tho uiysr Of all
gifts for the many hlsssinS. bestovsd IN the
p~opls ~ THIS ter,itory. ". T., Ihorntoo, gov.
crnof ~ the Territory of ksw kszico Ia cnn-
tormity with tho W ,canstioa 81 the prssidsat
81 the Unitsd states, and In Q. mpliance vita
TIL. time-honorsd custom, do hsrsby appoint
and dss.vna,. Thursday. the 1e-h day o. Novssn.
bsr. A. ID lssi, . day ~ public tkAuksSivins
Ieoommendins 10 the rsopls Of this Territory me
due and psop-r observance of this duy By ~
framing from the pursuits Of their secular O. II.
inss, unitiny In r. tainins thnnka TO the Al
,niGh'y tod for tbs many bIessinss Which 10 hes
bestowed upon oar people during tbs pes, yssT.
future 1T his divtns and omnipotsnt psotssuoa.
In testimony shersof. l have hersrnto sst my
this Territory.
Done At the capital city Of Santa 70 on this.
NE ls,h DAY OF Noy,mbss, In the scar Of cor
LORD one thousand eight hundred and nlnsty-
four. W. r, THoaaTon,
Goyernor Of New Asxieo.
LoRios MiLLka,
sscre,ary Z the Territory.
Don't forget the soirss TO night 81
LAndrum's academy Of dancing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
Free Treatment

For the poor who call in person at ofiics
on Friday afternoons.
All Diseases and defnrmiti-s treated.
but in no instance will an incurAble cAss
b- taken for treatment II your case nl
iucurable the prtor will frankly tell yuuI
roi also caution you against spending
more money for useless treatment.
SopSd NEE.
II you are troubled with night ems
sion.. -xhaurting drains, pimpl-s, bash.
fulneSa. Hversion Ia S,G ely, stupidn-ss.l
Dependency. Ices ~ energy, smbi,ioa|
AMI r-lf confidence. which deprive you ID
your mauh1h and absolutely unit you|
for study. business or marriage--if yoa|
are thus afflicted you know the cause.
tiet we'll aud be n man.
MIDDLE A0sp MAN.
There are thousands IL you troubled
with weak, aching hacks and Kidneys
frequent painful urinAtion and sedimen,|
ia urine imI'ot-ncy or weakness of s-i
ual organs. and other unu.istakable signs|
Of nervous debility and premature decay
Many die ot this difficulty. ignorant 4
the cause, which IL the second stage a
seminal weakness Tho mo.t obstinatd
cases " this character 'reated With unl
failing succt ~
PRIVATE
Diseases. Gleei. G-n"rrh-a, InhAmms
tiona, Discharges, Structures, weakncsses
81 Organs, Syphilis, Hydrocel-. var,co.
c-le and kindred troubles quickly currd
ness.
Which poisons the Breath, Stomach
aud Lungs and psves the way for Con1
sumption. Thr At, Liver. Heart, Kidney
Bladder and all constitutional and inter!
nal troubles; also Rupture, Piles, vistuls|
treated far in advance of any other insu1
tuition In the country.
BLOOD AND sKIs
Diseases, sor-s, Spots. Puppies. Scrofulal
syphilitr TAints, Tumors, Tstt~r, Ecs{
-ms aud other impurities Of the bios,
thoroughly ersdicAte,l. leaving the systs
In y strong. pur- aud heslthfu! stats.
Lkpias,
II you are suffering from persssseal
headaches, painful menstrustion, leucor|
rhea or whitss, intolersbie itching, dis-|
placement of the womb. ~ any other dis
trcssing silnents peculiar To your sex.|
you should consult DR.. Prosser Withhold
delay. He cur-s when othsss fail.
wQiTA yoar troubles 10 living away frou|
WI v u,- oi'y. Thousands cured at home
from observation.
0fiice hours, 10 =. m. to 4 p. IN. even.
ings. toS.
Addrrss }. D. PRossxs. N. D, Aibu.
uuetuue, n M
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL
CONSULT
Doctor Prosser,

Permanently located in Albuquerque, cor.
ner Copper avenue and Second street, n
the Strong Block.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24

Riitor J. L Montgomery, n Marshall
Qll.) Democrat, states that for many years
he suffered untold agony from dyspepaIa.
Az last he began 10 take Ayer's bAisApA-
rills, and by the time he used six bottles
he was A. we'll ~ ever. Cures Others,
viii oure you.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
RUDY's PILE sUPpOsIToRY

10 guaranteed To- cure Pile or constipAtion, os
money Teiandsdi 10 cents psr boz b~nd Two
.tsmps for circular aud frcs Aample Ia MARTiH
hUDN, Registered Pharmacist, Lancaster Pa
No Postals answered. fR taie by all hrst-cias .
JruFsis,s ,e.erysh"rr. and In Albuquerque. n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24

Don't forget the soirss TO night 81
Landrum's academy Of dancing.