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the Same Means.
 LINCOLN CENTER. Me-"I thank Cod that used Dr. David Kennedy's F4vorite Remedy Such were tue words of Asa T. GTisin or this place. and anyone acquainted with the benefit he derived from its use knows that ne has great reason to feel thankful. The history of MT Grif- fms ise is of so much interest that your cor respondent obtained full particulars.
 "For ten years past" 10 use Mir. Griffin's own words, "I have suffered with constant pain ip my back, which was brought about by diseased condition of my kidneys The suffering en- dured at times is bsyond words. I doctored aud took all manner of medicines but to no purpose began to be Respondent, for having was coming on and wanted to get to work. One day was reading of Dr David Kenneoy's Fsyorite Rem edy and told my wife I would try 1t. and am thankful that did so. had used it but a short while when the pain disappeared and I then started in and worked all through hay ing and and am feeling better than have for years My wife. who has also taken Faverite Remedy for the sickness women are usually troubled with. has induced many others to try this valuable medicine. and in every case it has cured where 6 cure was possible" One of our local hysicians recently said '.Ds. Kennedy s Favoriie Remedy has cured more people of dyspepsia, rheums tism, kidney, liver and urinary troubles, and women who are suffering from illness peculiar to their sex, than any known treatment The that it dissolves the excess of uric acid in ths
 blood, expels it from the system, thus curing th' disease"
 Ia diabetes, Bright's disease and gravel, it hal | Favorite Remedy can be purchased Of any cealel | of medicines fi a bottle
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10
-su.IIDox in New Britain.

HARTFORD, Feb. 9.-A mild case of smallpox is reported in New Britain, the victim being an Italian. The house where he was boarding was quarantined. but he disobeyed orders and he left the city by train and his whereabouts Is not known. Rigorous measures are being taken to pre- vent the spread of the infection In New Britain, ss several persons have been ex-
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Wa,in JeGer,on p.yi,, CI.,.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.-Gsnersl Lucien B Northrup died to day at Pikesville, aged eighty-three. He wss commisssry general ated from West Point in the same class ss Jefferson Davis
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six Persons Burned.

ATLANTA, Ga., Feb. 9.-Jones' livery was destroyed by fire to night. Six per sons were seriously burned and two of them will probably die. The loss i. xI o0 O00
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WILL SEND AN IRONoLAD.

United States Minister Terrell Has
 Demanded the Release Of Two
 Armenians Who Are American
 Citizens.
 PARIS, Feb. S.-The Temps has this dis patch from Constsntinople:
 Alexander W. Terrell, United States minister, has demanded the immediate lib eration of two Armenians who are Ameri can citizens and are imprisoned in Isksn- nerun, Northern Syria. He has again threatened, in the event of a refusal, to sand sn iror clad to Iskanderun.
 Serious riots have recurred in the An gora district and 200 cavalry have started from C3nstsntinople for Yusgat, The populace of Rurssis. on the Yeshet Irmak, broke into the jail recently and freed several Armenian prisonere. Sivss and Caresarea also have been disturbed. Sedi tious plaoards have been posted in both cities and the authorities have arrested many persons, including seventeen Mus eulmans who plotted to massacre the Chris fiana
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS A soLBIER

Emperor William Celebrates His A n-
 niversary-NeSv Helmets Presented
 to the First Regiment of the Foot l. Ruard.
 BERLIN, Feb. 9-Emperor William to- day celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of his entrance into the army, in which he
 was made a lieutenant on reaching his tenth
 year. The First regiment of the Foot
 guard, in which he held his first commis- sion marchsdl day under command of the Emperor to the Lustgsrten at Potsdsm. There the regiment formed hollow equare about his majesty, who addressed the troops. He said:
 "I remember with sadness and gratitude the day when in this place was handed to this regiment and the army by my father and grandfather. In this regiment
 learned those principles of dicipline and obedience which were ever the foundation | of the army"
 The Emperor presented to the members | of the regiment new helmets fashioned af- ! ter those of Frederick the Great. He be | slowed the present historic helmets worn 1 by the regiment to the Alexander guards.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10
likeness Is Preferred.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. 9.-The spin. ners in the Sanford spinning mill were no. tifed today that they would be asked to choose between e cut down or e shutd Monday. They prefer e shut down and will not work under . cut down.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10
NOTICE.

HEARING on the petition of the Fair Haven 0- and WestvilIe RR. Company Wednesday evening, Feb. 14th, 1894, at 730 o'clock, in rooms 10 and Il, City Hall, for double tracking it's line on Whalley avenue and Main street, Westville from the city limits to it's present turnout at Blake street. for extending its tracks from Grand avenue through North Quinnipiac street to Dav- motive power on all its street railway within the limits of the Town. Al, persons interested in said hearing ara notified to be present.
 flO3t JOHN GARRITY, Town Agent
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No One Liable for Loss.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-The New Eng land and Boston and Maine stock deal, which the Mcleod management of the Reading was responsible for, was explained to-day by Recsivsr Welsh at the hearing in the suit brought by Isaac L. Rice for the removal of the Reading receivers. MT. Welsh said he did not think anybody was liable for the loss incurred by the company as 8 result of the transactions. The hear Ing was sdiourned until next Tuesday.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10
A Dissolution is Wanted.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The Stuyvessnt
 Safe Deposit company has taken proceed ! ings in the supreme court for voluntary | dissolution. The directors want e disso- lution because the business has fallen off 50 that 1t is no longer profitable.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10
SOMETHING
 ABOUT Liquors and Wines.

La Grippe" and Pneumonia are diseases that at present prevail everywhere,-and Whiskey is, along with quinine, generally prescribed as the l most nee1ful remedy. The chief requirement., first, Is to have 1t the best quality then, abso- lutely pure, and good age. We buy and Sell the best Whistles made in America-many tho oldest hat can be procured. Nearly all we sell is to families to be used medi- cina'ly we seek no other patronage. For that reason alone it is necessary that none be offered that is not absolutely pure.
 It is not great while since we submitted five Liquors, viz: Brandy, St. Croix and Jamaica Rum, Bourbon Whiskey and Hoilapd Gin, to the then State Chemist and Professor of Chemistry at Yale College, for Inspection and analysis Cat considerable expense). All were pronounced by him to be absolutely pure It gave confidence to a large number who feared none pure were to be obtained. They were such we to-day offer NO BETTER.
 We are the oldest house In the trade in New Haven (save one, not near the center) All the others either out of business or reorganized with younger and inexperienced men at the helm. None but our own continuous since 1881.
 If experience counts for anything we are bet ter equipped to supply the public with reliable Liquors and Wines than any houEe in New Haven.
 Wo CdloE to uo bdloou tCtuo, oAu shOSo who do must necessarily handle and become more familiar with such goods as the saloons demand.
 A fine stock of Old Sherry, Madeira and Port Wines.
 Nearly every kind of Champagne at close prices,
 A large stock of French Clarets
 Weare now bottling at our store California Claret and Burgundy, of choicest quality, in cases of one dozen ats per case 8 50 bottles returned and highest market price paid.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10

Congressman Houk Dropped Dead. WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Congressmsn
 Houk, representing the third Ohio district, dropped dead from heart disease at 4:40 o'clock this afternoon while visiting frien d s
 at 1897 Connecticut avenue.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10
A BARGAIN.

Large. well built house, Il rooms. about
 ID fifteen minutes walk from postofflce, cor
 Aner lot, 40x100 feet, wider in rear house rents well, has steam heat and all conveniences. Price $5,500. Also house about same distance, g rooms. rented to two families, lot 33x150. Price $4,OO0.
 CHAS. D. NICOLL & CO.,. S2 Church street Benedict Bulding), Room lb,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10

Never defer e vital matter. A cough shouidn, | cure it at once.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10
''DRisy Bell" Daisy Bell never sang @ song so well AS we are singing now

AS we are singing now ;
 Man, woman, husband or vile
 Never had in al their life A cheaper lot of fine Poultry than we have (to- day). Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks and Geese, 10c to 14c lb. The finest Fresh Meats, all kuds, at lowest prices. We guarantee to satisfy you.
 E. SCHOENBERGER & SON,
 Is Central Market, TelephOne 5544. Congress avenue.
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FEET BURNED TO A oRrsP.

Horrible Treatment 10 Which Three
 Rohbera Subjected James Clayton in
 order 10 Get His Money.
 BARBouRsvnLE, Ky, Feb. 9.-on Leatherwood creek, Cumberland county, Wednesday night, three men entered the home of James Clayton, who does not be. lieve in banks. and after gagging the fam fly, proceeded to compel Clayton to tell where his money was. They fired pistols close to his head, choked him, burned him with hot stones and finally placed his feet In the fire, holding them there until they were burned to e crisp.
 This finally conquered Clayton, who told where the money was. The robbers got $1 800, and then escaped on three of Clay toms horses. Clayton will probably de.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10

Skipped With the Bank Funds.
 WATKIss, NY, Feb. s.-John W.Love, cashier of the First National bank, has skipped out with $50, 900 of the funds of the hank
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10
FOR RENT.
FOR SA1,E-

k very desirable place seven miles from ;1 New Haven one acre land We'll built ! brick house in good repair, twelve rooms running spring water, healthful location. good neighborhood, quarter mile from RR. station with six trains daily. Easy terms. If not sold by April 1st will be for rent to good tenant.
 CULLEN B. FOOTE,
 ja26 Pm P O. BOX SS8 City
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PERsEVERANCe AND GRIT

After Ten Years of Misery, Asa IT. Griffin of Lincoln Center, Maine, is Cured by the Use or a Simple Rem edy-His Glowing Words Of Crate fulness-Many Others Benefited by the Same Means.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10

Are finding out that first-class linings and findings are the most satisfactory, and are patronizing our Lining De- partment freely See the new Skirt Lining, Moire finish,-warranted not to change color. The Grass Cloth Stiffening is new also.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10

FOR SALE,
 The property 19 Warren Place, lot 51 by Hm 13G. The house has seven large rooms, A besides halls, bath room and closet !; steam heat throuRhout Half block from State street electric cars. Price $3,0o0 easy terms. rare bargain. Apply on premises.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

Mclowan's warrants on salary fund, In.
stead II the stree, fund.
Alderman schwartz called the a,t.n.
'hn m the council I" the watering ir,mgha,
nnd HHggrr,c'i that the marshal ,,u, them
~ order
Alderman Albright again h,unght up
III" matter 1T thr city hand grant The
city attorney was instructed /" lrafi al
Application tu duplicate frr an uffrinl
survey II -Hd grant, ani that II l- hlsi
with the surveyor general at santa ~
Ordinance ~. i7G. To- ucru-r k.g aud
b",tl,Vl beer agencies AMI fr other Iur.
p"srr, was f,'ad aud referred to finance
committee
Ordinance NJ. ~. ~ relation to the
t"lrph"n" aud electro hgh COMPANIES.
~ city. I" paint their l'olr- ANY color the
mny determine, Nas real am
adopted,
tn" mayor nominated Kuh"r, l.nulnu
fur city Js,lur, aui the nomination vas
rejected hy vote 81 : iu :.
Thr ruuu,Il adJuururd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

Yesterday morning, AT \ o'cl"k. in the
"ld town Catholic church. William Adam.
s"n. u Trinidad Col, aud Miss Coucep.
zion Malta, sister II Transi,o l. and
Laura Malta, were united in marriage.
Last night, a, the hall II Mrs, Ambr,ai,
Armijo. on the plaza, u grand hall war
held In honor II 'h. happy couple, aud
r"fr-shmenta were served. There M,re
prrsen, = large crowd 81 people the
small towns up and down the river for
miles b'ing represented This morning
Mr.. and Mrs, Adansou lrf, Er Trinidad.
where they will reside IN Ia" future The
best wishes II Tux CIrzsS accompany
them,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
BA,A tROm ,0,asri
amer usra Ridr. Fr~a. Eorpen
Reached the suN

Arer Hard Rtdr, Fr~d. kornsH
Reached th~ stty.
Fr~i Furnuh. who visited IA. Cuhiti
mining district last TUESDAY. returned
home un horseback At II o',luk last
night. showing up THE morning ~ one "
Alhulucrlu"'s guardians ~ IA. panc-
nligh,Iy diThgIr-i IN complexion f,,m
old ~ IL ~ but stIlI IN the ring. Ir
rsir Through rrpl,A canon. and n,at.s
tina, hr never Naw timer scenery ~ mnt,,
lnf,y pyramids, with huge mineral ls-lves
projecting far ou, over the canon. b.fnr-
IN his IN. He visitel his mines IN La
lara canon, ami states tnat IA. surface
Indications for mineral arr greater and
liner than he ever saw IA his travels
through Nevada ar Colorado. lie rrpnrts
Col Williaon, ~ Santa H.. a. having Iah
of a 'oansi'r AT bear Springs. IN Bear
canon. AT says that there II at least
'hlrty ar h,iy ,n.n ~ camp there nov
l. JrhoriS having moved his rtnr,.
frm Ken, I" the new tnwnsii- There ir
plenty "f water N,h- springs. ample for
n g'Hsi rik'Ni town. and plenty ~ excel.
cent timber near 10y. The Tam OShAn.
ter. summit, lrslnolS anh Golden Chariot
mines ar lra,rl within a few mile, Of
the tow u-itr; these mines Ar. owned and
A'r h"ing developed by Mr. fcrnnff. DR.
J =. P"Arce, ". A skinner. John teach.
j !. Jehnris and \ II Brnwnlrr, and
show np Spl"ndidly IN paying mineral
The ;. X. mine, ndJarrn, to the alprvr
claims, IL owned 10y John Fl"nrnuy and
'i"nrgr Austin. and thu Rairvl.w mines.
owned hy C"l"rad" parties. arr. the other
principal claims located within n shor,
distance II the abovr t"wnsltr AMI tribu.
tary I" Bear canon Mr. Fornun il Of
the opinion that there will b- u gmsi ril.
ri town IN Bear canon insid. IL slit,
lays When Mr. tnrnoH arrived h..
found the Tam O'ShAn,.r and Rairyi.w
mines jumped by Some Ne, leans. bu, Aa
III" mines were properly located aud re-.
r"Ni-i befor~ they were jumped, the
righ'fil owners will pay no heed n, all "a |
The jumI-rr hut will continue Ia d.y.lor
The mines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

yon l"sN" Tfinhlsdl ", Won know 4
nav" o." seen you for AT least ten or
'"'''" yrars. aud yuu appear N have
g""u - little s'nu,er and tsiisr. what
A." SO doIng. old boyi n"'icc'i re-
.'ui'y ,ba, you arr the manager II ~om"
,hn,ucAl company. You was always
mckyi arr you meeting with the same
surcersr Fearing that ,h" stranger
Nouh likely bring "ut IN hlr talk some.
thing unpleasant, to hear about our
friend, yondorf the reporter entered
another objection. when the miner walk
81 away mut,"ring to himself. "how
fole'i rome I"|plr arr took tina, man
Ia be u. &. Rol-r,rou aud Charley Yon.
dorf, and here was talking all III. time
Ia q blasted NEWSPAPER REPORTER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
sab unAa Aes.

Tau CsrzsS Of yesterday told of the
hnding u the dead body ~ a man al
Bluewster switch. the man having been
shot through the head At least three days
before the discovery II 10 learned to-dA,
that kind hearte'i trainnen On the Allan.
tic a. Pacific notified Sol Block. Al Grants.
q deputy sheriff Of vAlenci, county. 81
the hnding at the body. aud Mr., Block in
turn notified the MexicAu justice II III.
peace At Han Rafael. This dignitary II
the Law. who no donbt considers himself
more importAn, than = president II the
United States, tarned up his noss and
made no move toward caring for or ~
moving the remains from the prairie. and
thus this unknown mans murier stands
unavenged. Yesterday Nat. Cullen,
freight conductor, and his brakeman,
WIN Hall. stopped their train al Blue.
water and covered the remains, tAst NOR
tifyinsE with dirt. Jus, ~ THz cIrnKs
goes "a pr-ss this afternoon, news reach.
81 ,his once tina, hole was dug near by
and the body II tho unknown man Was
buried this morning within few feet Of
where he was found dead There ought
In he . law strict enough TO make these
important. inhumsn justices Of the peace
perform their duties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
Ih- wa,-a-. sf,s- s,u.,

when u IA" rrI-a,~i kind experienced
by persons rnuhl"i with insomnia. Eau
bring abnut an alarming condition " the
nervous system. The shaking hand, can.
fdsIpn ~ the brain. iapr-s IL memory anl
lnss ~ appetite Indicate. with terri hla
precisnh, ia" ravager praiuce'l by l"ss
II rl'rp. which II unrrm-dir,i. must ,lr.
str"y mental equilibrium altogether NJ
h',trr and thorough nerviue exists than
H. rtr,ter'S stomach Bitt.rp Common
sens" aud experience paint tn It's cary
and steady us" IN eases IL insomnia II
strengthens weak and rrlaxrs the tension
IT "vrrs'ranrl nerves. which, by 'Da
way, n resort Ia uumriicat"d stimuihui-
will never do rnanently. Will. the at.
ter effect of such -xritAn;S N meet pr,,Ju.
deal Under the influence ~ the hen IL. u
iuNigurani, appetite, dsg-nlion and slr. !,
r,nrn, aud bailly comfort AMI health arr
alik" promoted II IL invaluable IN chi.l.
AMI fever, liver complaint, ennstiI, patton,
rheumatic and kidney lruubls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
CITY COUNCIL!
A Big Lot of Business Transact.
ed Last Night.
\ Number Of Bills Ordered Paid
by the Board.
The Sp~cial Committee Report on the
Ennis Investigation.
LpupoN REJfoTEp ruI J,lLoH

Th" h'"ri II aldermen met IN regular
rrr-iou last night. Mayor Lu,hy prr-id.
my
Present Aldermen Albright. Bruk
meier, t'rndr, ll-S--llru, kurlrr,
o'"r". Simpler and schwartz. Clerk
DIXON
The r"alrug II the minutes ofih. rrr.
N'"us regular and special mootngs was
approved
IN motion ~ Alderman H-ssslI-n, -..c.
ond,vl hy Alderman schwartz, the clerk
~as in-trur,"i hereafter H. -pr~nd ,ll co..
dinsnr"s uu the minute book, ~ well A.
~ ordinance lrs,k
The following new hills we're In,,siu,.
uI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
Hp~esn~a s,sses.

d. u. Clifford, New Cssssl. Via, was
uoa6led with neuralgia aud rhsuma.
ssm, hls stomsch wss d,sorder~o, his
aver sas ahsstsd % al alarming degree,
sppetite fell away, add he was terribly
ssdncsd IN hssh srd strength. Three
oostlss Of Eisctric Bittsrs cured h,m.
Edward shepherd, Harrisburg. H.,
s.s U . ..s hs sore on h. leg Of s,sh, b,
'issS. .: s s:S . .s.s' bottle sSs.s: 81 81
oeesisns Arelos Salve, snd bis log 10
@snd and veil. John Spssksr. Cataw-
", had hvs large fever sores on hls
aootors ssid he wss lacurabis. Doe
S.s Electric Bitters and ons boz
sessssas Arnice balvs cured him On.
n, BOLD b. T. II. Burgess q Boa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
etc - yhtrsS seven

Last nigh, Charles Yondurf celebrates,
his 9th birthday AT his pleasant, HON. IN
sixth street. aud ic. cr'.am. straw berries
AMI lemonade were served Capt. Gun.
dill AMI wife. Mrs Fiun-y. Mrs Coul.y.
Misses Sanders and R-nn-r. M.srrr.
Knight. whiison. Macbeth and shannon,
who arr Ia TAX. par, in the production 81
"our Chief Mcknight" were present
aud enjoyed the delightful feast Mr..
iondorf IL one 81 the active business gen.
ilemen II Albuquerque. and TT, CirlzKS
JOINS his many friends in wishing him
many future birthday anniversaries
Mrs. io"dm' and Master frankie as.
sisted the "lnri of the hous.holi" in en-.
ter,Sining his gurrts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
n,EsrA~ wsLl SAVE.
rae tsvers~r Decide. rsM ,hr Law
shall rase lts esarr~

Us eotNfs
Herman Ma"stAs in under nent-nc. 1,
I've hanged a, Las Vegas uu w-ln.HlA,
May ~. fr the brutal murler II Juan Re-.
ine'o. = sheep her,ier. near Lnr Alamos,
s''m" 'w" months age For III. i,ant iNo
weeks iriiiiunr have lss,n pouring IN u,,.
an III" g"N"rn"r inpl"riug him Ia cummu,.
the sentence IN imprisonment Tor life. IT,
III such VI" governor SATURDAY made for
nal r''sI"nse. sending tn the sheriff oi San
Miguel county u letter, II which the lul.
low 'ng iSa copy:
ENnCrnK DkrARtNENr.
Territory at Mexico
santa Fc, " 81, May ~. lN.l
Hon iorens" tup 9. sheriff ssu Niru.i ,oon.
", i.as Vegas, ", N.
Dear Sir have been giving N. mat.
ter II comm utAtion II the sentence Of Her.
man MaesiRs serious consideration Tor IN.
past few days and have cumr Ia the con.
amer considering all the cir,um.
stsnc-H that | have ne right a. interfere
with the v-riic, 1T the jury and the jndy.
lhrn' ~ thr court. You will ih-r-fnr- IN
I"rm him 'hA, shall nu, interfere IN his
Ease, hut will IrrInit the law ,o take II.
course Respectfully,
(Signc,J ", n. TunHSTnN
Gnvernur.
Sheriff Lopez will now prT,,gi Ia rrrc,
he gall"~r aud make preparations FIR
haestaS' execution
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
Faptser- for ksr,S Years.

Judge Edward y. Ss.s,is len for Alhu
querque this afternoon o. viu, his co,,s.
ins. Mrs. Waiter g. HAdl.y aud Mrs
suppl.-, and will return on "Wednesday
ar Thursday, just before leaving b. rs-
ceiv-d news ~ the death II h,s uncle,
Charles Paxsnn. who has been engaged
10 husinrSS with the judges father. mrr.
chAndising. milling and banking ~
Manchester. Iowa. for over forty y-Ars
TIL. sbove 10 from Oh. New Mesman.
The judge arrived last night. AMI ir a,
the EuppeAn,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
OH for s,e~ htti.

III D"id. John GeHch. nn J. Rankin.
X l. washburn, W X s.cor, W. A.
skinner aud several other Aibuquer-
queans len on tits mornings No Z pas.
~-ng-r train tor Wallace, and frou, Their,
they 20. via Horue'S stage. IN the Cochti
district. AL the gentlemen named Ar,
Interested IN the development Of a mum.
her II important claims Ia the district.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

The school board me, In adjourned
meeting last night, President Nettlston In
the chair.
A full board present, with Clerk drans-
fsld.
The minutes of the previoas meeting
were read and approved.
ChairmAs Snyder. q the hnanos con-
mi,,ss. asked further time 70 report ia 10
Rard 70 ths 6uAnoss u the board. which
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

The iesl save IA the worid for O. A,
bruises, sOt~s .'.rs, salt rheun, D., q
snres, tstt-r, unapped sands, oh,lbia /,
oorns, aud ali skin sruptions. and ~. |.
lively cures piles, W no pay required. {
10 guaranteed 10 give pefiect sAtiafac, \
or money refunded, Pros % osnts - 2
boz. For sals by DR., Thos n. Bur- Q
\ Son. dsusgists.