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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Albuquerque, Angus, ~.
vielsas Hail.

Last night about 0 o'clock A. r. Cas-
sells. the Second street barbsr, was IN
his way home, ami when near the resi-
depce 81 W y Walton. corner Of Tijeras
avenue and Sixth street, he was attacked
without warning by furious Jersey
bull, and Cas- sAys IL was the livsl'ss'
single. handed dght he ever had ons he
will always remember, He says the ball
pawed tho earth and made lunge at him
lie heat of the vicious animal, and thinks
tina, IA. darkness Of the night aud his
falling In his escape, only prevented him
from being torn 10 pieces. Tas CiriESs
understands that the bull has scared
other peopls, aud the authorities Aro 70
aues,sd 70 look into the matter Bulk
should no, he allowed TO roam the streets
nj their pleasure,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
ola Time reese ss,, Cius.

walter Benjamin. Of Las Vegas, writes
70 TEE CIrIaHs that he 10 arranging .
bass hall ciuh 10 be made up entirely Of
players who played base hall In the ter
risory ten years or more Az, as desires
70 pick his players from the towns Of Las
Vegas, Santa We, Albuquerque and DO
zorro. Frolr this city he will pick W.
Y. walton. T. J. sbip'ek and the sporting
editor Of las CrizHs. FROM socorro he
vsll name Ror BsckhAm, from santa Ps
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Shropshires.

L. NJ. Haitley, owner Of the Pine Ridge flock
SWEEPSTAKES, Of Salem, Iowa, is ofcrin
this fall 1000 head of Rams of this breed. Tw
car loads will be on exhibition at the Territon
FAIR at Albuquerque, Sept. nth to I4th, ind
sive Sheep men are invited to inspect. Reasou
bic prices will be made. Correspondence solcits
Information can be obtained through E. ID. b
lock, Albuquerque, or ]. A. Stinson, CerriIs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

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Ais... s =. No. $780,
q qS. :.s s :. s,s:'; ss.,, .
%secsd sss: I'm n IN Ss sas Goa coes or
"a, !. 2ss s,5; ma s ~ - .:
s.llsas tassYendss, Q. the sroand o. ahaAdoa.
fent end fatinw 70 supRert, etc., and the ball
aiso pew fos TIE ses,oay q 10 ehiidFsa. and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Avslsssg saAa and H'erii.


Defensive measures against the foo arc
ever adopted by wise commander. You
can be commander u the situation and
strike . decisive blow nj the start at that
Dangerous ami relentless enemy, rheu-
matism, II attacked by Il, by rcsortiug In
time toHostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
checks permanently the progress Of q
mAlAdy. among the mus, obstinate, pain
fil and possibly dangerous, against which
medical ekill and the resources Of ma
terra medica ara arrzyed. No evidences
10 more concurrent and convincing than
that which proves that the Bitters neutra-
lizes the rheumatic poison and checks its
farther development In the System. For
malarial aud kidney trouble, dyspepsia,
want Of vitality, nervousness, liver CON-
plant and constipation. Hostetter's
stomach Bittsrs 10 the leading remedy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

Improper aud deficient care 81 the scalp
~ill cause grayness Of the hair and nsid-
nsss. ESCAPE both by the use of that no
liable specihc, HAll's Hair Remover.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

Not ono complaint has ever been made
by those using Ayers sarssparilla ac-
coriing 10 directions. Furthermore. We
have yet 70 iea,n Of . case In which Il
has failed 10 afford benefit 30 say hun
dreds Of druggists all ovor the country.
Has cured others, will cure you.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

J hssse. sss.ion al psss.a. ssAiss; gs,:5
s ~ n SSy e - sed g. }sa. q e. &
wili net Be paid b. me.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
the LoP&E FOLLOWING.

The Lopaz following me, together again
In X. Of L. hall, at 10 o'clock, this morn.
ing. jose Ma. MAsstAs prss'dins. and O.
y. Rudolph acting ~ secretary. The
Woe presidents were Juan GSllegos and
Joss 8. Rsquibsi. The g's' Of the I'D
dressss vas tina, they had no, bcsn trsGt.
cd honorably In the 80 called uaion CON
yeution, and could no, abide by the de.
cision of . body tina, violated. braleuly,
the rules adopted for tbs government Of
the aams. Th. objec, Of those in 'hs
nesting was Ia We, the FRYE voice Of the
masses, untrammeled by any Cne man %
set Of men.
Afssr some considerable discussion, IN,
meeting adjourned til 3o'clock this a.
,ernoou. when some decisive action vii
probably be taken.
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And Will Stay and Preach mt the
brooklyn Tabernacle.

Brooklyn n. Y. March 4.-The Rev. De
Witt Talmage has again changed his mind
ir regard to reSigninS the passionate of the
Brooklyn tabernacle. a few minutes before
Or. Talmage began his sermon Ut the morn
Ing service today, he told che congregation
that he had a few words to say them. He
then read the following letter, being sever
al times interrupted by applause:
Dear Brethren OF the Board of Trustees
Of the Brooklyn Tabernacle-YOur urgent
letter is at hand. | had fully resolved 10
resign my position, not only because tWen-
ty-five years of my Brooklyn passionate will
soon have passed, but because of financial
ENHANCEMENT, resulting from series Of dis
asters which would have crushed any bank,
or insurance company, or worldly inatitu-
ton. Now, by the blessing of God, upon
your mana cement, our church is put out
of all embarrassment and, | hope, has seen
its last crisis. | am persuaded by what you
saw in your letter of yesterday, and what
7 hear from all sides, and after seeking
divine direction, l now, aud here, declare
nv intention to remain your pastor. What I
have suffered at the anticipation of parting
from this noble and devoted dock ara from
the expected removal from this beloved city
in whose affairs l have always be Ell deeply
interested, no one can estimate.
"And now, with more faith and high ex-
notation than / ever had at any previous
campaign for God and the worlds better
mcnt
After DR. Talmage had finished reading
the letter. he was loudly applauded for sew
eral minutes.
on Saturday afternoon the board of truS-
tees sent DR.. TalmaGe letter asking him
70 reconsider his intention to resign.
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with whom he had no kniship, and far far
away from his own family and is hastily
put away in strangers tomb ana only
US of his sacrifice-his name Just mentioned
among five. Yet he has touched the FUR
thest height Of sublimty in that three
weeks of humanitarian service. He goes
straight as an arrow to the bosom of Him.
who said 81 was sick and We visited me.
Life for life. Blood for Blood. Substitu-
ton!
Some of our modern theooglans will want
to give God lessons about the best way to
save the world. tell us they do not want
any blood in their redemption. They want
back on his launches, and tell this rider
from BoZrah to go around some other way.
Look out. lest we fall under the flying hoofs
of this horse; lest We go down under the
sword of this Conqueror from BoZrah!
What meant the blood of the pigeons in the
the blood of the heifer? the blood of the
lamb? 1t meant to prophesy the cleansing
blood, the pardoning blood, the healing
blood OF this Conqueror who COTS up
from Bozrah, travelling in the greatness Of
His strength" l catch a handful of the
red torrent that rushes out from the heart
of the Lord, and ! throw it over this au-
dience, hoping that one drop of it's cleans
ing power may come upon your soul. .
Jesus! in that crimson tide wash our souls!
We accept thy sacrifice! ConGqeror of Boz
garments in the way! We fall into line!
Ride on, Jesus, ride on 'Traveling, travel
ing is the greatness of Thy strength"
But after awhile, the returning ConQueror
will reach inc gate, and all the armies of
the saved will be with Him. I hope you
will be there and l will be there. AS we
go through the gate and around about the
throne for the review, "a great multitude
that no man can number all heaven can
tell without asking, right away, which one
is Jesus, not only because of the brightness
of His face, but because. while all the
other inhabitants in glory are robed in
whte-sants in white, cherubm in white,
seraphirl in white-His robes shall be scar
let even the dyed garments of Bozran.
catch glimpse of that triumphant jo., but
the gate opens am shuts SO quickly, I can
hear only half q sentence, and it is this,
Unto Him who hath washed US in His
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dc &, + 1t were not Tor the rallFodd COM
n.ssioners the uniform textbook bill and
the alien iandholGer question Texas politics
would not be worth shucks.
The largest Of these alien land holdings
belongs to what is called the Capitol syndi-
cate. \ few years ago the old capitol at
Austin burned down, and it was decided to
build another on a magnificent scale An
English syndicate agreed 10 put it up and
in Dayment therefor they received 5000 600
acres of Public lands. Does the reader
realize how big 100000 acres of land is?
Imagine slice of land iwentyfour miles
wide and extending across the state OF Mis-
souri, at It's northern border. Such a strip
would include the whole northern tier of
counties and would be larger than several
states of the union.
This would be about the extent Of the
Capitol syndicates pasture. Few people
Aave any idea that there is such thing as
a single pasture. in one body and within
one fence, larger than some states in the
union, yet such is the fact More than
that, it is owned by foreign syndicate. 1t
takes in half of Deaf Smith county and
parts Of several others.
Another large pasture is that of the X. l.
T. Cattle Company. 1t begins with the
Colorado line and extends several counties
lack this way. The Fort Worth and Den
yer railroad runs through it. Some idea of
its size may be gathered from the fact
that the regular night express train enters
on the south side of the pasture at 1l:05
o'clock, and after continuous running,
leaves it at $40 o'clock next morning. A
pasture which it takes an express train
four hours and a quarter to cross would be
considered large i'll some countries.
A $50 ss4..~.,.r .a-l.>1,lNE FREE.
Our 100 Avian Sewing Machine now sold by
us at $3.50 to $3.50 viii be placed III your
home to use without cost of one cent to YOU
Cut ont this advertisement ana END to day
to ELY MEG CO., Dept n Chicago, Ill.
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ErOI,l In In Oilin.

Fred A Stearnes and Joseph Armstrong
Portsmouth, O.-Having read so many of
your editorials and appreciating your cour-
age and vim of writing, several of us have
agreed to take your paper and place ii on
our business tables. AS we have never
seen a copy and do not know the price or
terms of subscription, will yod please send
us a sample copy? Politically we are re-
publ,canS, but we like the stand you take.
Upright, fearless and honest in your conVic-
tons it is but a proof of your loyalty and
sincerity for the good of whole nation.
and for that reason we would each like
copy to read and give to our friends.
25c for box of Beecham'S Pills. Tasteless
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Does Not Meet with Favor.

Calcutta. March 2.-The governments
proposal to meet the deficit by Il general
) per cent ad yalo"em duty on imports, in
cllding silver and doubling the DUTY pc
troleum as announced by Finance
Minister Weetland at the sitIuS
of the vice regal council yesterday eNc!tes
very little comment but the proposal to
exempt cotton warns and fabrics has
sro'lsed great indignation. The indian
press and public are unanimous in condem-
nation of the proposal the general opnio~
being that the exemption VIII incite
dangerous feeling of bitterness and dis
content and subjugate the interest of In
dia to those of d small coterie OF Lanca-
shire manufacturers The government eX-
poets that the new imports viii yield an
annual revenue of 10000 coo rupees.
For Throat, Disease, Coughs, Colds. ETC.,
effectuai relief is found in the OF "Br01CHs
i}ronchiuE TrochcS." Price % CTS. Sold only in
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GREAT PASTURES or TEXAS.
Enormous Acres Under the Control of
{. Single COmpanN or Eirm.

From The Memphis Commercial.
Very few people at a distance. in think
ing OF western Texas. understand that
nearly the whole of it is at present fenced
up in mammoth pastures, yet such is the
case Many of them are larger than ordi-
nary counties. and some of them embrace
large parts of three or four counties.
Just west of Belcherville, Tex, come the
Silverstein, the Ikeard and the Worsham
pastures. This latter contains 50,00o acres
and has one line of fence tWenty-three
miles long Pastures of about this size
continue in almost unbroken succession
until we reach Armstrong county There
we find what is known the Goodnight
ranch, the southern boundary OF which is
a little string of fence eight-three lhleS
long. Charley Goodnight, as the owner IS
Familiarity known, is considered one OF tiie
richest men in the Panhandle, but really
feel sorry for his boys if he ever SENDS
them out on a hot afternoon to stop hoS
holes IN that line of fence. 1t is hardy
likely that this is the case. however, as an
fences in that country are DUHt 10 turn cat
ne and without reference to hogs. 1here
cloe-. IA railway station called GoodHiSht'
I'D of his-ecf the Goodnlght Ie7luei,I9
81 Atlanta. How he Goodnight lVea IN 'si.
81 ~ ,,1oI<e signs, to 40 lis park contains
'e' TO No. ,,otice of this II .9ne of the few
tract tl1 NV one never havias pthe United
)e known it,a ~ The poor OLD fc!- y
h a pos,i All hope. He though 4 land is that
IoApI ~ t.'A1e9 olct'ma5 by. This con
81 q2ntu 90 We cons .ifAkes, J},{tiss:
- =. we lie i" nor, the form of square it
,sa,,ttare 20 aDo' don't tniles each way. The
looN7' .'h0S' but stu melodies
VS. that was the sweetest ST. oI1(,,ar
ard. 1t stirred up lift WIN +e'oq '"-
doctor felt him and '1eS aiq o''.' $1,000
l'tN-N 'l,ol their ha1 ring on state pOli-
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There Is Money I'm 1t.

You ought to do an immense business for The
Constitution before May LIST 1t is the easiest
paper to canvass for in the world. Just show it
and You catch the SubScribcrs. 1t is the largest,
best and cheapest paper in America.
In addition to connecting for Il part of the
above fund, you can make money easily by
working for The Constitution. Try it!
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FiE'ty-FOur Prizes

as q reward for energy.
We viii file every list as they come and will
send the money TO the successful contestants on
the LIST Of May.
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Snudh1c.~Pu and Robbed.

Dexter Mich, March 10. c. Gregory,
assistant cashier of Gregory & Sons pri-
yate bank was found unconscious in Il
vault of the bank this morning. He had
been sandbagged and the vault robbed. 1t
&c said the thieves secured several thousand
dollars
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Prompt relief in sick headache dizziness,
nausea, constipation, pain in the side, guar
anteed to those using carriers Llttle liver
Pills, ole dose. Small price. Small
dose small pill.
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A Georgian Promoted.

Washington, March 1.-(Special.)-Mr.
Montgomery Cumming. of Augusta, was
today promoted to be chief OF the life-saving
division of the treasury department.
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If you are tired taking the large, old
fashioned gripping pills, try Carriers Little
Liver Pills and take some comfort. a man
can't stand everything. One pill dose.
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She Gan De.
Ieola N. Head. of Haw Ridge, Ala, now
chart. tape ana book containing full IN
structions for cutting all garments worn by
man. woman or child. Thousands nave
learned by mail. and why not you!
Read what Is SAID Of II: ~
1T is all lady could wish for in cutting
l learned by the book" Mrs. j. W. Stall
4 wish ! could place your No. chart
In every family" Mrs. a. c. Ross, Troy,
Ala.
in every trouble. LEOLA NJ. HEAD,
HaW Ridge, Ala.
Agents wanted.
tInr- .inn The Constitution.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-06
jUOVEDADI iUOTEDADI

En- el establecimieuto de mercancfas,
ouincaila, ferreteria, bsuterfa, etc. etc, de
Juan Castaher, situado en- la Gale de Alto
cha Wives, Sc acaba de recibir un varlado
Y rico surtido que ofrece una vez mas 81
numerosa clientea al publico en- general
Eatre ellos enumerare los siguientes:
Hsrramientas para carpinteros, efectos de
montura, cuchillerfa, cerraduras, utensiho
de cocir,a, herramientas para agricultores,
los legitimos Y afamados corta- plnmas Ro-
ger, libros en- blanco, papel sobres para
cartas, tintas todo 10 concerniente al ra-
mo de escritorio.
En- mercancias y articulos de nevedad
hav todo cuanto pueda desearse.
Especialidad on driles maYorquines, de
los cuales hay una existencia constante en-
Ia casa, que Sc detallan a precios sumamen-
te m6dicos.
Esta casa Sc hace cargo de cualquier Pc
dido De bordados, tanto para bautizos como
para matrimonios, trajes para senoras, ulti-
ma moda, muebles todo 10 que On este
genero SO desee.
Visitad, pues, Ell ESTABLISHMENTS y encon-
trareis las novedsdes que os ofrece
JUAN CASTANER.
Ponce, Enero 80 de 1894 3Im. :.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-06

cortado un dedo: perA la circulacior
de la sangre me ha devuelto la vi
da.
Y note, en- efecto, que estaba Gu
bierta de sangre.
Cal de rodillas sollozando y sin sa
Der 10 que pasaba por mi.
Cuando recobre mi serenidad, hice
subir a Julieta a mi cuarto y la sente
en- mi butaca Despues lame a Pros
pero para que encendiera la chime
nea, preparase una bebida y corriese
en- busca de socorro
Entro Ell criado, vio mi hija, abri6
la boca en- un espasmo de espanto y
de terror, y, como herido por el rayo,
cayo muerto en- ei pavimento
Prospero fue quien abrio el pan
teon. mutio q mi hija y luego la
abandono en- su sepultura. va We
usted, caballero, cuan desgraciados
somos
Habia cerrado la noche y sentia
una espe.ie de terror misterioso al
VERNE entire aquellos seres extraflos.
No sabiendo que decir, murmure !:
i Que drama tan horrible No
les parece ustedes que debemos re
tirarnos
Ell padre y la hija aprobaron mi
proposition, y nos dirig1mos apresu-
radamente al hotel.
Guy DE MAUPAssANT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-06

En- ell salon de tiro, como siempre.
mucha concurrencia en- el fonogra-
70, 10 mismo pero en- el laberinto,
mas que nunca.
Fl l1iosko en- donde Sc venden re-
frescos y licores, es otro espeetdculo
que llama mucho la 0tenci6n
va hay animales en- la Exposition.
Tres cerdos grandes y pellejudos es
una madre con dos hijos. Una iEXs-
ire familia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-06

Anoche Sc acerco. al respectable autono-
mista doctor Cnrchado una conison del
partido para pedirle su concurso en- la obra
de reorganizar el Comite de Ponce.
Componfan dicha comisi6n los eenores
Gomez Brioso, Mejfa, Marin, Rossy, We've y
Munoz Rivera.
es de esperarse que Ell doctor Corchado,
respondiendo al deseo de sus compatriotas,
Y sus propios sentimientos. preste la
noble lucha emprendida ell auxilio de su ia
lento y de ii inhuencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-06
LIT RATURA
LA ENTERRADA VIVA

Los baflistas entrabau en- el come
dor del hotel y Sc sentaban en- sus
respectivos sitios.
Los criados comenzaron q servir
muy despacio, fin de dar tempo q
los rezagados, mientras los va pre-
sentes miraban con interes hacia la
puerta, siempre que Sc abrla. movi-
dos por ell deseo de eontemplar nue.
vas caras.
Aquella tarde, como todas, espe-
rabamos la ilegada de nuevos hues-
pedes.
Solo Sc Presentaron dos; pero muy
extranos. Un hombre y una mujer !:
padre hJa.
Desde luego ne hicieron Ell efecto
de dos personajes de Edgardo Poe,
victimas de la fatalidad.
FL hombre era alto y delgado, te-
MIA la cabeza cana, demasiado cana
para su fsonomia, y su cnntinente
era en- extreme grave y reposado.
La joven tendr1a 10 sumo veinte
y cuatro amos. y era de baja estatu-
ra, muy delgada tambien y suma-
mente hermosa.
Sin duda era ella la que iba to-
mar las aguas.
Sentaronse delante de mi, al otro
lado de la mesa. y note que el pa
Dire tenia un movimiento nervioso
muy singular.
Siempre que deseaba coger un
objeto uaiquiera, su mano describia
una especie de zig-zag antes de apo
derarse de 10 que buscaba.
Note tambien que la joven con-
servaba puesto, para conner, el guam
te de la mano izquierda.
Cuando nos levantamos de la me-
sa, me fui dar un paseo por el par
que del establecimiento termal.
Hacia mucho calor aquella tarde y
busque IN sitio fresco desde donde
pudiese DIR sin gran molestia la mu
sica del casino, que comenzaba eje-
Guitar una pieza dc opera.
De pronto note que venian hacia
mi el padre y la hja. Les salude co
mo Sc saluda a los compaferos de
hotel y, el hombre, deteniendose de
repente, me pregunto
-lPodria usted indicarnos un pa
SEQ corto y agradable, perdonando
me mi indiscrecion
Acto continue les ofreci acompa
narles un hermoso vale de las in
mediaciones. y, desde luego, acep-
taron mi propuesta.
Y. naturalmente, hablamos de la
virtud de las aguas.
Mi hija-decia el padre-tiene
una enfermedad muy rara. Padece
academies nerviosos incomprensibles,
y tan pronto sc la cree atacada de
una enfermedad del corazon, como
de una enfermedad del htgado 8 de
la medula. Hoy Sc atribuye su do
lencia al estomago, que es la gran
caldera y el gran regulator del cuerpo.
Esta es la causa de que hayamos
venido este establecimiento.
En- seguida recorde las violentas
contracciones de su mano, y le pre-
gunte:
u No podria achacarse a Ia he