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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-02-15
Three Running Sores

Seven physicians at different times gave
him up; said he must die or always be a
cripple. Months he was confined to bed
N dreadful pain. Some one suggested
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-02-15

DASA'S PILLS cure all Liver Troubles.
They work in harmony with the SarsaparlaJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

pes1 nce Mrr. Borisn will read her
annual rcrort this evening.
The churh 70 pre,tiiy drcorniel. the
work ..ing that 81 Y. d Crir,y
Z On FRIDAY svcnins. the woman's chris-
han T~m,,tr,nes Unspn, as-is,ri Ivy the
Territorial womAn's presr a--"cia,ion,
~ill give literary snd musical enter.
,sinm-u, a, the church, fcll"wcd by ~.
c-p,ion N u" church parl"rs. To which
the citizens II Alhnqur'pu" are c"rdial lily
invited. A very delightful. interesting
program Is arranged for THE occasion.
Among the delegates I'ysenl Are Nee
danes ,iarlrk AID Rose. a'd Miss Tack.
.r. or Las vcgnsI Milton DIV AMI two
daughters. "i rSjIpn". Rnd frA,"rnal del
ega,.s from the Catholic Total Ahsti
hence socirty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09
From Wednesday, Daily.
TIN PERANCE uNION.
rae ~ bite Mtbben ladies" In Con.
yentiau An shts e'ssy

rae ~ hit~ RtsSen Ladies'" In Con.
vrntisa ,s tat. SUy.
The eighth annual meeting Of the New
Mexico woman's Christian Temperance
Union met in the First Congregational
church. tins city, at 10 o'clock thir
morning. being called IA order by Mrs.
n. J. Borden. president 81 the Unim
Twenty .s.v-n delegates are entitled I"
seats in the convention, but owing tn the
delays in the running Of passenger trains
majority ~ the outside delegates have
M, AS ye, reached the city. They ar.
expected this evening AMI morrow
morning,
The clergymen Of the city, together
with r.. Il, Cristy, HI. 4 Bliss aud u Is.
BDrlen. were the morning made honor.
AIRY m-mbers II the convention by n
unanimous vote.
After the reading 81 the minutes 81 the
executive committee, very profitable
hour was spent in prayer and cnnrrcra.
ton. led by Mrs, Atkinson. AT the lae
u which the convention adjourned Ia the
church parlors where u sumptuous re-
past. arranged and pr~par.d 10y the la.
dies Of the Congregational church. was
heartily enjoyed. The press of the city
AMI other frisnds are urgently invited by
the white ribbon ladies Ia join with
them daily q, lunch.
This Aftern"on the attention ~ the con.
vsn,son Ia being taken up in til. hearing
OF the reports q the corresponding Sec
Rotary, Mrs. stsmm. and treasurer. Mrs
Lucasi introd uctions. miscellaneous bust.
meas. announcements. etc.
This evening. addresses u welcoms
will be delivered by the following; Rev
Atkinson 10 represent the city ministers
Prof. H"igin the city schools. aud Mrs
N. p s,smm the local W. G. 7 L Hon
W. \ Burke, the editorial writer. 10 .x.
pec'ed Ia represent ths city rrcss. pro
vided Col. Albright dcn'i pu, IN an sP'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09
from 1hnt-da,'s Daily.
rms rEwphsaNts LADtta.
rh- M-etInx OF 's~ ~ a. r.C. . s,e.
sl,u- ANrtr

The meeting ~ the ConIrrgai onAl
rhurrh lac, night " the ~ g T. q. and
friends was grand. glorious affair from
a Temperance standpoint ~ view. Mrs.
BnvAri conducted ih" drvotiunr In y
pleasing manncr Rev Atkinson wei.
co'uei III. delegates On hehalf " N" city
ministers IN = few timely remarks, Will"
the welrnme from the city srhnnlr was
h ,ndlrd IN perfect style 10y pr"f li"lgin
Mr-. s,Amm was rlrlu"nt IN EXTEND
ing the wel,-,ma ~ the lorsl union "a the
territorial union Mrr. B"ri-u. a. pr'u.
heut. read her annual adhrrns. and "
was n grand paper upon the work "f the
uniou, h.ipg listened ,o inrtrnr,iv-ly by
an a,,en,iv. crowd Miss " Tucker re-
s,on,i,i In hr,-f talk Miss MAggi"
Lee. Mru Dunlar and DIN strong sang
aolo- III" singing II th" double quar-.
tat by tho Methodist choir Was also one of
the plea sing features ~ N" mus real por.
tion ~ the program he city pres was
| ~ have l~en represented Wy either Col.
! Alhrigh, ar W : burke. In, ,n the ~
gr-' ~ the union neither put in an ap-
peat ance
when Pr-rid, n, Borden called Va" con.
v-nti"n 10 ori"r THE morning, the church
was pretty well crowded. several Inn
rortant papers were read This afternoon
the ,l,votinnH were conducted by Mrr.
John M-nRu; minutes ~ previous meet
ing read AMI i"nnrts continued, and At 4
| =. IN. n parliamentary drll. under the
management oi Mrs Cris'y took place.
This evening. instead ~ d-voti"ns, there
will l.. " 4. 4 | bible reading 10y Mrr
S,Ammi "a piano durt by Prof Sk'rle aui
Mrs Gilmore; violin Solo by M.s Josie
Harris, assisted ny Prof III MAuro' anlo
by Mrs, Il W u. Bryan. Wui solo Wy
Prof Dupuy A debate "Rrsoly"d,
Tha, the rrc of Intoxicating Beverages
II n Sin, not Disease" will ,.lrur. Mrs
Borden will r-Ir-s"r, the Affirmative ed,
~ the question, aul + a, "ini,S' the
negative"
The un.ou r"'riv"i al invitation from
Mr.. Hi.'glrs g. ,urct n->t y"nr with III,
S"curro uUiuu, which Ir> .'a,,un was ~.
r-It"d
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

Wksrsss, John a. Hlll, Of The enanty q
nAlillo and territory o. Neg As4is9, on a
day , & !.Ss ., ls p be " ssr'..a 80
q use As, o. the Fs osds q nd eoas
iSs Sss % asssstss 70. ssfa sssss. Il ga
and tsrdteFy, aud described - sallesA
That csrtaln ie,, tsaet and parcel u LAM
town 81 Old Aibuoasrqns, seFpse The sire
u the court house, sad boaaded end De-
a. iollovs; BoeBdst on The y. rsk " n 81
,,Ss, h.ssis Ssscr S e. ss.d M De isSd y e.
Martin. on tho west b. m alag sb1eA tesl3
wtds, an the east By a. aiisy tUsety-fss
vide and separating The tract bssskA ID
frOm the tract On whlsh saLd john a.
that time residsf. On the soath b. o sssssftf
.p .s . X, ss, sas "a. s' ,ss e s
side IA Tea, on the soetA .sias - fsst.
west side so fcst.. more az issa. ths vha4
beibs noe en-, lnsed b, fsAos, sRss u So
t-st an .sosth cod. ard bs!ss The s.ise 90!
ysysd b. desd lby hanasl and kNfn2 -
JaanA .fsntye, dc HiiI. hssek 81. tss1, .
% ssst 10 SGsS . ~ % :. 49, s:ss r.
psFtl~slas dsscSlption, 70 ssssss a. psys
q cerssin note. bsAFlns sse1 date With n
al trust peyebly oas yrss sfsss dssss ~
81 % toelvs pr esnt. pc saasn as
And sesrs., 40 soss now pas ~
kaiSss n ga sctS. Ana h sscns5s sss (
terms and soadItiens q Ne sssa I'D q
ard the powess vsst-d IN ~, ! Will % y
The iytA dsy a Nag, isel. fos ~ paspassS
ina the debt snd The .cosas ssislns tksse
the hoas y n o'clock, nooa, a N fscas
the postod.ns IN he city n Alba9ssssso
S Sssss 20 q s:ss: s:s q, &: : :ss
''' and ss'' ''da'S W. ,oHAsros. n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09
ruI " q o. q.
mrs. Seward aud nr F,oicai n"snt-
the Temperance Su-.tian

Last evening. At the tungrrgs, ional
church, large audience was entertained
hy All instrumental duet, -N"ru'rd ly
Miss Gim"r. and Prof Sk"rl"; l., n
charming sol" hy Mira Bryan; 10y violin
duet by Miss Harris aud pr"r H. Manro;
Ny s"lo 10y Prof, nupuy; 10y nn interest
ing Bible reading given 10y Mrs. S,amm,
AMI a debate.
rh" debate Was nn the lur~tiun, "R"-
solde.i. That theu-" Of intoxicating hcv-
crages il u sin, no, diSra-" -
Mr-. Bovari opened will paper on
the affirmative side II the lirstnn.
which, in her opening ap"l",y, rhe
blamed her husband for, ~ he ,hoagh,
she could Il" better 10y writing her
thoughts than 10y speaking from notes
She began by changing the question ~ ~
To- read, THAT the drinking IL intnNirat-
ing bevcrag" IL sin. not 'iisrass I"
Nh. then defined stu L. mean the b-n,iing
IL III" will Ia "a conscious wrong She de-
chr'd that the d-pravrd nature which
she admitted all mankind had, was not
sinful, but that rim cam. only
through the will, the idea haing
that ia. will Was the only holy part
81 mans na'nrr, and !, was the only
thing that could COMMIT, sin. Having
thus liked the definitions 10 suit her. she
prGr,aipsi TO establish hr' contention
/ -. - Ia a H.. a
ways the sin. ThA, all knew the conse-
Juebccs that r~sul,ed from drinking and
therefore in taking the trs, drink the sin
war committed. Her paper was care-
fully prepared aud her argument was
carefully wrought out. and she ended
with depicting Ia the usual temperance
orator style the evila of intemprran nee and
the go"d work II the great order of the
W. &. L L.
| I, A, Finieal followed with an eloquent
aud elaborate argument showing that
/ Drunkenness ~aSa dlreasa lie ci,sd rx-
prriencc and the results ~ recent scien
tile investigation to shaw that alcohol
was = pulson aud produced in the body
a. nnrmAl conditions. He showed from
Statistics ,hH, PITY siciAns had treated al
ooholism as disease and had effected
cures. lie claimed that IL !, was ain
human sgrur,rs would I've powerleSs Ia
cure, lie took up the main Argum-u, II
Mrs, BoyArl. basel on the agency II the
will. aud rAl rri It's falAcy with AlmoSt
cruel fnrvr
lie depicted in glowing colors and with
realistic r'''r the victim IL q will ~
weakened l.! hrr,Sli,y aud early training
aud Surroundings that II was wholly un.
able to irsi-' the temptations 10 drink
He showed how unjust aud inhuman !,
was 10 contend that such man was NOT
W he pi,ir'! aud belped by a ply sician's
care
The audiences was appr'ciative and
gave each SpeAker due measure Of app
plsure,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09
IVA MAY BUT e2
O'r g. nner' ion With the Dcnth
If Fry Very Nnch "
aggcratcd.
ArO -TuR'S INTERVIEW.

" "
""',. -. ''>' " rr"'N''"' INN AZ
coS'' "' ."-l' ~ wv" III" way ""'"r
"F"'"' nv "'"' ""''"r ~ wy c""'
r""P'""' am r''"'"g r'"" "'"' "',"'e
MS o'"'n' '"''''" N"ln""le rr'P"r'y' ""~
W." "'' "H '"""s" h'n"' mn" !" Wv nv
c"SA'l"h- l"hllHhed ~ rc"n' 'r"""S ="
INV ''tNs>' "hl'h w"r" "h'"'h''i ""''
interviews WI" 'h" SENIOR rfy' "h''e %"
"as h"r~ investigating III" acts ~ hlr
drad .pn ,ud taking Testimony ~ regard
4, ga. .t-,,, -, a.. Hath, .,,,,,.,
-.
"'AN'H o''"" A'"' ''"l""''o "'"'"' '" Wv
'hArg's Through III" Chmsg" Dispatch.
Young fry died In Phnnia, Arizona,
-, u.,.h ,,, H., .I a.. a,,,,. d,,.l.r
va" w" '"'""r ~ w" """' 'o'"'""'N
agent Was inspired Ia make the charges
hy finding thut his n,n'p wealth was moi
a, .,, a, ,..,,t,.
"" """NN az" w" H"hl"r rp SIM
here Tor th- r~"rn AfhdAvi'e ~ several "f
our c,,i,rur, whn knew .un.,hing about
I A.. ........ -, - -. - -, Az.
Wv ""'' "'' "'' 1--WE ""' VI" Wv
rr'hlS"S Z" H"'-ts"''Ai rrmun"rA'hm VI"
parties called fnr reluctantly gave their
nfhdayits. hut la th,. nAn.r'. knowl,,i,.
-. -, ~. r.,
w" hh""'hg 'h"f'lrW W w" b'sl~'h
puts another hight uinn the subject aud
proves that ia. allegations ~ IA. father,
/ ..,..,,., ,,,.. - ,.d ~,
Nv
III.
Mr. Fry said. began Dr Ma"ieniisu.
"'Hni the woman Who figures IA III" ease,
Ia May Butler, ar May Alden, t'iluw'"'
hs am THIS Is untrue, ss the young
man followed her. And he Was pub! shed
~ III" n"wrpAI~rs oi albuquerque, y NJ,
~ n l~sI"i!"r II Hnm-s. and had Z" y"
I" III Fac" As result. From ~ PHru
y"uug Fry sent Ida Butler on Ia PhuuS
uwl"f ia" assumed maine ~ May Alden.
Frnh III Par" Anh Tucson lac r-n, her ~.
mliiAn"-S IN tank checks aud poetuihr-
orNie,r ma'i" payable io NAY Alden.
NV" ~ ia weeks later b" followed
her To fhpnik' went on Dr hacL-nn"h,
"hud "n ih" day he arrived recurrsi two
i'"inr at III" Nend"ni- hotel, On" Tor HIM
r"i Snd one Tor May Ahi"n. whom hr NJ
''yiur-d no his cousin. AMI both t""k ~
,h"Ir ab"i" ~ tue novel rms Know V.
l'' true, Tor l"ii her" uu Jan III Av"h
tue cold winter And Went To Phpnlx, Ara
H"nn, wh"r remained until tn" lar'
. week IA March III" dAy ! arrlN'Si ~
, Ihunn tins woman arrived th"tr nom
Isl PASo AMI went To work with Mn"
Meade, dressinak"r at th" N"n,luin",
where rh" rvmAih'-i one mnn'h, an"i
, which SHE moved with Nine. Meade '" a
|. Nor. central l"catt"n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

IN Jups. This, shs third sfsry, win
cresse The number a rccns 20 nfty.
The addition win bA Maasar,i, alt ra.
With outside l,wh,. Hse-l and wcci u
be employed In III. construction. Tow.
will oifcr observation and ornamental.
The dining rusm Will bs enlarged ,
b0xso and Kitchen 10 t0xSs. A bas.ms
will In - arranged ~ W admit of ope.u
Ing q laundry. etc. The building q
pu, up In 1891. and the improvemss
will cos, about 5000.
Photographer Basr In making q nd
number 81 views Of the Santa Pc. pr
co,t n phornix railrosd route, and N
arr worthy II place all over the ,wo |,
ritories Several books have been ne
up for the company, and groupings &
the Lsutry's Ny orirr is on DIE, 4
M telling when Gr. Bn-r will lie alb
6ll II.
Gover's new purtms~,sr, u. ]
Horne, came IN about May lsi
Head, an experienced man, aids the 4
postmaster Mr.. Horne says the oiiiosj
n t70I one, and dea the work 81 two
ns class. owing Ia the many mail ROD
leading ou, u the city.
Occasional fairs have contribu,edd
wAri creating d fund of $ls,O0o, VII
will dcfray the r,st II the new church
the SacrSl INear,. Brick will be- VI
largely IN the construction.
A county hospital will b. built d
summer ., a cost u $1,000. . kc-p~|
residence Ia be- included. Architec, N
k-r's plans were accepted by the sup
viaorr.
Albuquerque brrwery beer 10 cold
John Miller, at the Keystone.
PERSONAL sxSr'os.
Chaa. Allen, the assayer. N largely
tervs,sd in the Big Hug.
Pete kastner roid his interests q,
. Congress- fur = cool $4,000.
: District Attorney Robert Morrison,
, | - l..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

n. .. s:.;.i S.s ss:. . I, .s {; ::
Nod ~. 1 81, ss.: :SA s; =: 80 g
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09


rovk. presco,t s,rc,ch ~ rail. and Win
ps.cc-d q, once with the twenty-five
mile t,r.trh ~ narruw gusge bf weea th.
\. y P&P lin. sui the '-amWay
Ry~ry bu,y says. "go b. Jcrom- aud sre
IN. bee, camp IN Ysvspai county "
Diamond loo R.ynnhis Congruss min.
iux cam Was purchased no, a great |
while ago by n syndicate r~pre--nt,d 10y |
u. u. Gage, E~m-riy ~ To,nbstone, and
&. u. Arms. Youngstown. Ohio, who IL
,.r.,.l, i,,.r..,.,, In ,,,n.. near Tomb. |
.tope. Tn. Conxr,ss IL in III. Marines
mining district. and IL lSs,el 30 mil-e
-n,hwes, If Prescott. In October the \.
IP.P.&P. will reach u uniu, bu, \ miles
f,nm the Congress. the urr h.ing hauled
Mt prcaent Ia Dickson station In skull
valley. this nihce r-c",iing shipments ~
Coug,rss IRE. ihH IL n ~ mile haul Ivy
Wagon. e mgrcrs cmp!oys i2j men in
ali departments " mining anil milling.
this force getting matters in shape for
renewed work A - stamp mill has
been in operation. aud early in June an
other mill uf like capacity will b- in mn.
ton. 4 spur will lr constructed fer
three miles ,n connect the MAN line of
Fp.&p rad. Then four 20 stamp
millr will be- working. Indicating n larg.
camp .n require such nu rAlrm II mills
A car Had II concentrates ~ u,, daily Ia
skull valley. A g,-i pi,.d ramp has
grown ui in the vicinity uf C"ngr-ss, the
company having n larry. store and all
other couveuicuces fnr establishing a per-
fec, equipment
IT shull. an old resident. tells 81 =
clip he de when he declined an offer of
the pola,d mine for III" insignificant, sum
u ESQ. After tn. owner secured the aid
of ano,ber party. the mine made t3d.UOO
and is g"-l for mora, STORIES ofthe tenor
related by Mr. shull would Gil look.
and yet r"mr few have sunk OTIS II money
=, on mines that failed to mA'"rialiEe, such
instances arr not c"ndncd I" lavalai
county.
"Bucky" o'N-iil was IN New York EN-
w r'' wv IVY ~ w. '''
t.r-S,ed In. and held for SUN N th,
n-ighborh"Ud Il $i.OW.ooo.
For the present the above will nuiihc,
a. u mining. IN fac, It 10 all the material
At hand at this writing.
. Dan Thorn. an old timer, IL opening "a
for n New York company. som" proIer
ties In the santa Marie
: A PhpniA corporation Ia operating TEA,
' the old Tip Top mining district IN goh
properties
TRACK AND TRAIN
The graders are fifteen miles beyon,
skull valley. rails being laid thirty mile'
cut % Pr-ecott Work for forty miles lie
: yond this point 10 comparatively easy
y and this warrants the belief that til. ROAD
= will be completed to PbTnix In January
y = seasonable time for holding . jubile'
i meeting At that place.
One of the largest excursion parties
~ tina, has ever ,a.ssst over tn. twenty
l. three miles 81 track from Prescott 4
= skull Valley, made the trip ON the iWh
" and II was hugely enjoyed by all. VIII
never tirr Of the mountain ride. Thu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09
n. Y. Fo,so~.
wise.

Avtse.
I'm Ia Corsa lie Distri,o Coudado 10 Bsrn19
TerritOrio do Naevo hejsed.
ri Banco Nac,onal do l., ndoavllle)
do Vermont We, No. ~
n. r. folsosa.
Assumpsit po, I'm largo.
Elficho d IN sndsdo. n. e volsou. Il
sstas notihcAdo qua IN pteito en- asse@p<I
esahAdo hA sido oomsnsa4io ca % ooqsra Z
Cortr ris Dtstrito pos 81 &, ndado d Bssul
Territosto q: Na.vo h:i,eo poe diees -
psrjuicios reclsmado HI Qaiaisnsps ~
QUO propste,isd do vd. be- ado ssnbsrz.1
no -sr qus vd. snsre IN eonpsfsndo On
tsrmino .. ostsSss De dIsAs sssss psihsi
on sl primer Lanes do OctabFs, is9a, 81 rI
siendo Oetabrs rrimseo, ifSt, teeio por
ezra sntrAdo an eontra Do vd. y dieha p<oss7
o. N. AAhkOH, Kse'ik
4. D. kcNlLI.zs. kSasedo pos dishe ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

r.r ,,muI,,t," : c"l ',,nrrr. VII" are
,us D,..-u ~ country attempting to-
rlr up -uiir, ra.rd meeting II the
IN uors NJ Gallup last night, and u IL
lraruri this afternoon that not n miner
f,.m ',' Cree Int coal c"mpAny's min.s
,ur ia an DlrrNraur" and only half a
ily. from ,nr Cal"douiIn company
u.u,- Il i- alsn uni"r~io,d that they
70 attempt POP h"ii rruthrr meeting ,his
.r,ru,r.. sr.r a., c",umIttr" " ,li -nd-nv.
% tr ..'i 'pr ",' l-n- ut Gallup cnlis,,Sl In
.lr,1u~r.
J. rt-r. " b.r.,Iauirur scalp diseases,
hl'us anil ,inynrss ~ w." hair HpI-sr,
!u.u'' urg.",i .u,ra, 'n' nlpIy prnp"r
."u.,y and ,ou.c IN" H.I'- HAIR Re
,rWvT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

Health and happiness are relative
ditions; nj any rate. thSre cAn be I
happiness without health To give
b-iy It's full measure 81 strength
energy, the bleed should he ksIAS
and vigorous. hy the use Of Ayers 81
pariliA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

hut ~ nons WAS ~ sight, h" administered
-r.'rtl slsts 90 i've face ~ the boy The
ln 'er va, "a saying "1'ha,'s IA" Grr,
tm" ever stole ,oyihiup." when IN Ia,
,t. .i,.... .N. hav, the rrrn'a'"n ~
gr,bh. .H. .'..r tbingf luunl ~
fruni II s.o.. ,.urtting sh,nh h
louc ,o check H., w,uS young fui,
Grnhl~i~ ~ the ,.jy, nrt,w they steal
something valuable in, would bring
u,rrlss'..r dlsgrac. And dish"u.t upon
lh,n-r'y,s auj 'h"lt familrr.
,o-dur 90 t"r " sed bead
Cundu.,r J,- w~d & he Santa ~
who was held ~ Nv ~, ', 'gro 'rampr
at o. JJn,t ... u.gui . u. N',ks age.
e'b vh." l,Nrt .u' i-' rsus ~ WITH
Do. anv,rnw -l.'iy .rro, tb,n., Il 81
~ O." ruupauy'S h,spta, al la Juu,A
ya...ri,, mutu TX IT y .rl,rk THE ne
81 .. N'.N ,r' r.I'.r,i . lew days AFTER
iI, -u..' ..,, ,'., ",ai ,- ,hr parties
that t.b i.." 't. .u. ..'uus work d.
hn," irru r.d zwatiug 10, result
~ 'lr / .s'ariiy AuI cold bimsici d-.d
l....r So. -'r..r n'k e 'yu'h.ng. anil
Imu,Ir.,N sUHr Ne. huuHuu. rm"u' 4
" Nri'r death 'bc rh,rh hus,nsi The
u.rtur- ut ~ the ci,y aud took them To
r,rl.u 'r -tt keeping The h-ly II
NJ, ic,sn-.'i " y very likely h" taken ,o
Ration, tho bu.ly h"'u". irr burial -
rruHlh Nl,,ru-"i
urtuhvr4u tie srIr-
Iian u I !. ..,' .,,I"'nty ~ ~"
r.r..' ..p ...r.i uur'r" VI New
, A,,.,.. Nr..-t O.. the .lur a., rnE CIR.
us 49, riI,os
S,NIA FK, y NJ June 4.
posr - The t,lloW uug have l~"u ap
,.u,,l be- gator 80 ~" Sauous Con.
,.t..u.i Republican L"agur clubs. Il
! ..,. t.,I 81 p,.uv.r. JAM 18th, lS.I
! 4 l. Norriruu, president. rN-"ihcl"
b Iru. VI E'rl, wee president, 'H.oi'ir,"
] f.ru' ..', u.w',r 'A.,p'iNe rom
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W.i.u-. VI \ O,"r,, + - finral
" rus'n AND l.", \ hughes
TIE president p',d .''r",ary II the Ma
,ra. Republican lngu. # ia" unit"'
s..'.. ,I-,,,'. rir .,rr"r"l Invitation I,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

Whrs YES sas 90 AtIertss,
stop al Myers Hotel. B-s, paoe In the
camp, Excellent aeoomm' ds,ious and
reasonAble charges. n u Myers. pro-
ps4ctor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09
a Nsung s.rabber.

Lat. yesterday afternoon G HAwlry.
ia. stationery aud notion dealer "n SEQ
ond street, caught a young boy who"s
surname is Charley aud who's" father Is
In business on the same street. stealing
lemons. when accused II the act, the
boy s,ouily denied the accuSStion Mi
HAwley then searched tue little raSca!
aud found lemon in one Of his packets.
He then looked around for poliosuian,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

Tr.r. .. N"hl,
iuly powdered Peruvian bark il,
II '~ .n.i, u-,.dI ne go iri.y"s
HiuluI them IN moist anG warn
weather Ia preserve the ia clT"ci
witrnut which fri ~ az" worse than
uothiu,. |, must We ud ,cd this eat
only p" du tod lightly un blonde o.
llrh' brown hair On black hair IL
distinctly shuwr. lOokirg Hike fine
dp-' ~ h.n.A hair huWcScr. should
not hc worn "a e., s"-, but u luu.t
rtr,s ur vH.,,. the suggest ion -tilI
.nlnH'n- ct ,alu" ~ u o~sih.e aid Ia
'uc d.a rc"ahly notorious curl
par"r
Nkiyh carl paper, hy the way, ~
IA" man N We mont u" In Bormuda
J. 81 noM wouIl Ia, is another story
4 llt,", innocent w!-p ~ paper. IL
hI- wi,ia,J IA iH'Jruco that the
krlpp gun hardly c>c".s. There l.
sumothiug abuGt It which Rrousos u
sentiment ol ind nation In tho
breast %. the average han, which II
entirely cut ui proportion, as tho
W. WI Nil ~ - hl ~ VI 'lA'Ahi pAN'''.
Rcam~ have been written of its place.
in the domestic economies. aud
women have been divided into two
G. asse, those who d. and those who
DO not Get iuc carl paper.
/, l. tmo II champion U this bit
Of ., Diluted rag shall arise Its use
rests upon on" of the fundamental
principles at -ucictN, the desire Of
ono sex Ia please the othrr--a re-
lection that should stay the wrath
Of unjust aud Illog.ra man II Is
conceded TIA, he cur! paper should
Aavr it., tunes and ,oasous aud mod
c-tly conserve thrm, but " In tho
eN Ieuyics al very warm day ar u
yer, windy day, tho tlnY curl That
waves over the temple ur stray. low
iugy again the nap ot tho neck
tAuu'd hold b., tissue blndr few
mnUcat. Iuu - t1tu see ~ desIra
bic the uuh.' brother lover, hus.
baud MI aprr'r','' AMI not chi 10
tho GcYo, GOA VIII ch ri X. his dis,
pleasure rather than lose his admir-
alton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

Neetee
In the District Court, Coanty II Bsrnaiilla|
ritary Of nsv Mexico.
The l.yndoaviils National bans,
W. NO. btS4
n. r. foiso~.
Assanpsit by AttschEsnt.
Tho said dsfs ndani, X. T. Folsom. b
noiihsh that snit IN sssumpeis hy eitat(
C0ar,, FOE the Coanty ii bsrnaiiiio, Jsfr,t@
New M-zics,, ~ sAid plaintiff. rhs tspdos
sai iona, Bank. dSinases claimed, hfts
drcd dollsrp tsi NOD, and that jour prop~s@
appearance la said sol, on os bsfore abe Gn
% tho next DC obes torn at sid eoarl +
m.acIa2 on the hsst Monday Z 0ceobss
In" same bsins DctobeS I. lSes, luds.asnt
fault th-rein Will 10 rsndefea AsAlnst 10
the said prup rty sold 20 ss,isfy tho cid ~
u. N. MANA IN, IN
A. %. MokiLLEs. Att rnsy tor 2 sin,id.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

Ifyou wan, any kind ~ dental work,
call al the office II pr. smith.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-09

Brown 4 ksssner will add 70 their
roomiug recommendations equal 70 that
now In excellent condition In the Wind
sor. This house has restaurant annex
equal 10 anything In the territory. Hsr-
vsy's no, excepted. Both gentlemen are
90 well AcquAisted With mining people
aud mines. that II 10 no woader their ho-
tsl Ia . popular resort.
ContrActor J. K. Patton will commence
the work of adding story 70 tho Hotel
Bark, Hickey b Bark prcprisscrs, early