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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-28
7O4 West Commerce St.
NEARLY LOST HIS LIFE
By kegIeCting Catarrh.
The Septem or Partition Bone All
Eaten Out Of his Nose.

The we'll known Mr. Sam Harris, in
the employee of the reliable J H Talman,
painter and paperhanger, 2I6 E. Hous-
ton Street. Mr. Harris says:
Il have had Catarrh for years, kept
running down until l was unable to
work i had constant pain in my forehead
and face, sick at my stomach no appe-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-28
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
have been filed since last report:
Felipa Garcia to A. g. Ashley. lot on
River street, al Mission San Juan: $50.
j. n. GTOesbe to H. KnOepni, lot .
block 20. original city lot 6: $3.50
w. S. Exon to J. n. Groesbeeck lot .
block 20, original city lot s; $500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-28
PATRONAGE.

Alamo Insurance Agency, repre-
senting over 30 millions assets, will
give you a square deal. 81 I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-28
Hang Your Flags

On the outer walls, the cry is "stil
they come" to Joske Bros. grea
white sale.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-28
The Kirmess

Is playing to crowded houses every
night. Joske Bros. are doing the
same every day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-28
Total

Then see TO the prompt and thor ough
collection Of taxes due the city. II the
present laws and officials are not compe-
tant and effective, then substitute others.
When these economies are effected, and
the floating Indebtedness paid from the
money which will aCrue from the prompt
collection Of taxes, our city will be placed
on firm financial basis. and will have
established a credit which will enable it
10 negotiate future loans, when needed. at
~ or per cent interest.
will in future letter. 90 into the de
tallS OF the reduction suggested above.
that is If | can obtain correct figures
OF the actual expenses in detail.
An anylaSis of the Auditors report
referred to above, will enable any intel
ligent citizen to verify everything | have
stated herein A LIGHT READER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-28

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-28
HOSE HOSE ! HOSE

At Alamo Iron Works. City Office,
Houston and st. Mary SITS. 3 10 lat
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-28
The Great White Sale

Goes on. Many additional attrac-
tions today. Joske Bros.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-28

tite, the Septem or Partition bone in my nose
was all loose and eaten out. | consulted the
Montague treaame Mt, They removed piece
of dead bone inc hes long and found the en-
tire cavity full of ulcers. | have gained 10
lbs. in one month under their tire atment, and
feel like different person; no n ore pain and
all the bad symptoms have disappeared. l
Would not take $500 90 for the benefit have
received. If you are afflicted and will call
on me, will be glad tOverify this state ment.
SAM. HARRIS.
The Montague Treatment has moved to
their new Office, on
Alamo Plaza, Over Globe Clothing
House, which we have leased for
one year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
prom a fsieaa OF rr,see.

lsiior Citizen.
II the republicans really wish 10 elect
delegate this time why do they no,
name their strongest mani Anyone who
TANKS that under democratic admins
tra,ion VIZ are 10 hav. u walkover il mis-
taken. We must ind the man who IL
s,rong-r, before the people and can draw
the moet support from the other side; In
ether words, who has personal popularity
Ia add IA the party vote.
The hes, way To ascertain about this 10
10y experience. We have had but one
candidate in Abo ut fifteen years who has
been even as strong Rs the party. That
was Judge Prince. When he ran in 1854,
although the Rynerson detection took
away over 5000 republican votes, and
there was no organization even tn circu-
late tickets in more than n quarter Of the
counties. yet he gained enough demo-
cratic votes to be- neariy elected. Du,
for the detection he would have had a,
least 1000 majority.
native population. whom he has always
defended when they were ssssiled and
never failed to treat fairly a. Judge and
governor. He is the foremost r,pressnta.
tive Of the progressive element. which
fAvors improvement and development, ID
n II directions. and this makes him strong
| ~itb tls American" plement The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
we u anI innnAttt.

ditu.- Citirsa,
a !,w dsys since the fuiluwiug appear
,,i IA ''' incss dispatches;
Ws-u.us Ton. Aug ~. James W Ia,
i,rsh a.. N.niA TAttcrsh-ld, imIA,r
l.it aut d,al"rs ~ w,nl NJ Philadelphia,
hal 49, INTERVIEW With secretary Carlisle
u" dry regarding III, construction a. be
p,.ryi 90 the new tariff hill ~ a. rouls
~ Uuud The particular question was
Nhr' ~ wnnl nov IN bond could he with.
drawn withou, payment ofdu'y when the
new tariff act placing n IN the free Ne,
brrainr u law Mr. Carlisle replicl that
: al wuul now ~ lIoui, IN order Ia AVOID
| the payment e duty. would have a. lc
export Il and again imported. On july
| 81 thrlr were GS.1n.32l pounds IL wunl
/ ~ huui. valued ut $I,ilH.612
AMI low rpmcs ihir frm Tns CirlEHS
! Washington. Aug - SECRETARY Car.
T lisi, hNH decided and wall iuriruct custom
Collectors that gu-sls placed IN bonded
Woip houses under the Mckinley Law.
mad, free duty under the new tariff act,
arr entitled 'n fir" entry Aui ue'si not lie
! oNIrr''I And =, impaired ~ Order to get
| the benefits uf IL" new act THIS N "
special intrrrst tu the wnnl trade. n n
! lars. amount ~ wu,l II rtor,si IN bonded
/ vrr,h.uH,e
/ HHnumr the lnHt II correct 49, II II the
most unfavorAhie Ia oar wuul industry
aul 1t hAr NJ RICH, Ia "Xp.ct any fAvorr
from either house, --nA,. az president.
The nrr, dirpa,ch shows tina, IN July 81
there were 1.GJ9,i1l Iouudr 1T w""l IN
bond, that IL considerably more than one.
|
uuu, hui ucALy month has passed.
-,uc. then Aui II ir MT all "vrrrsiim"i"
to- rAy that luO,nn,un I"undr are u"w
ready Tor delivery A late despatch says
tina, the bArlur tirac" h'rring brought a
large cargo aud tina, ia" c"aSigneeS " IL
mAkr $50. 900 by saving ia" duty II II
pAid tina, the wool ~ houd "n July Nst
Was worth S7.jlg.G72 which would be u
frac,ron over eight cent? I~r pound de-
ivrrrd in New York Now when cur
wool costs at least three cents per pound
for transportation tina, would leave about
i've cents per pound fur the owner here.
| -" there isa lively moV.msn, IN wonl
Ia England for the American market.
1, would he very strange II there WAS
not, seeing thai England has been wait
INK for many years f"r the passage OF
innt such hill As this. II can easily Ice
rcrn uow Why eastern w"nl buyers would
no, pay the prices which prevailed be.
tore Clryclauds election They knew
that these enormous sturks IL the foreign
prriuct were heing pulled up here waiting
f,r the time which has come at lAat, and
they would no, pay seventeen cents here
when they knew they could ~, II f"I
eight ar nine cents ut their own d"rs
= II this wool was admitted under the
Mckinley act the owners would pay
r eleven cents rer pound, which, added t.
iis vAlur-cight cents would make tbs
n selling price nineteen cents. and tina, wal
!, why We received between fifteen an,
j seventeen cents yer pound. Now w
hay. 10 compete with eight cents WI"
!, without any protecting duty How eat
). priccs advance under such clicum
q rtancrri
A A. l. MuRRIsuN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Tse a,cyeie ss~ee

The bicycle rsces given q, the Terrific.
rial Fair this tall are very complete and
The priyes are worth working for, and
show n spiri, of good will by the sssccia"
ION. The following are the lie, u events
and the prizes!
On. mile chsmpionship-first prize OF
he challenge cup AMI gold medals Sec
oud and third prices will be given.
Quarter mile dssh First, gold medal
ecoud. bicycle shoes.
FIVE mile racs-Firsi, one Victor hy.
rr bicycle, second. one swiss combina'
ton gold case stop watch.
One mile rAce--Ror Albuquerque rid.
srp no, training.
Half mile race first. gold medal sA'.
pnd. sweater.
Two mile haudicap-w inner. one Phn-
nix Light Roadster bicycle time. golf
medal.
Walton W Trigg, the new jeweler who
IL opening store un Second street, has
donated to the Fair association 49, = sec.
ond prize in the five mile bicycle rae,
during the fair, a Swiss gold case comb
M ion stop wsich valued NJ 80.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

TVS Cirnss picked up . good list Of
Subscribers at Las Vegas the other day,
among them being the following we'll
known gentlemen; Messrs. Quinly d
Benjamin, N. J. Crowley, John shanks,
p. J. Martin, J. b. Msckel. Judge 8. X.
Booth, Mike slAttery, Ralph Oldham, b.
Y. Caldwell and Clarke 4 Forsyths. Our
Las Vegas friends will be- given the news
freah from the wires and Al least twelve
hours In advance through the columns of
Tas CITIZEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

Davis. the spike leader 81 the Las We
gas hoss running team. is undoubtedly
the fastest foo, racer In the southwest.
and he AN cover any distance from sew.
enty dive yards M tn 100 yaris We had
"a competitors In the 100 yard race
whfrhill, Of Silver Cityi wooinausee,
Mcdonald, Benjamin. Wells and Granger,
of this city, ornich. Woods. Daniels,
Ryan and kobli'H, Of Las Vegas, and
won with ease, crossing the Inns 10 ten
seconds. Granger was second, and Wells
was given third place. He also cove, ed
the 200 yard race In 2Oi seconds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

= ,io'E so@ ~aiiiee named 80 Gre.
pare n code Cor Pre-esi at,os TO
,a~ LeEtstatmfe

The New Mexiro Bar associs ion met At
the court mouse In Santa Re "Wednesday
night. Hon. J =. vic,ory, vice president /,
IA the chair IN the absence Of PieHnisn,
Fitch. The advisabili'y 81 naming n
committee to drAit legal code Was the
priu, ipal business ON hand. Addresses
favuring such action we're made by Gov.
fhnruton. Hon. W, b. Ch'lderS, Judge
Warren aud ex-Gov. Prince. Messrs u
A Flake and John n. knAebel spoke
against Il. hut on a vote the proposition
carried, only Mr., Fisks voting in the neg
alive. Sixteen members If the bar
throughout the territory sent in their
votes. twelve IL them being favorable.
Tn. chairman appointed on such coin.
unite. the following named: l.. b.
Prince. ls, district; W. u ChiIl-rs, I'd
d,n riot; q. ID. Ban'1, ~ dirtr;ctj A. A
Jones. Ith district; Il. A. Richardson, 5,i
distract
The association then lie, id-i Ia hold itt
next cslrd meeting in Santa fe in Janu,
,ry aud ils next snnu..l session AT Albu
| IuCI'!uU.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

nestee.
In the District Court Of the esooad JeaI
Dissriot Of New Mexico, within aad fsl
County Of Bsrnaiillo.
asso,ame 0ioui. PlAintia.l
r,rS 49,. n.; :: q: * CT, 3: No. '~.
PENDANTS.
IN. ala defendant Po.pso RusesG|
hsrsbv notthed that ssuii b aataehnset u
commsas.d ssainst him p - Dlstrise
&c z: CSsnsk q : ...s 1 r:.ssnT 81
damages claimed stx hundrsd cd q
,16t2u0) dollasu,. end thai N go 200 snles
appesrance In said salt On OF bseosy tAs Ord
OF -; s:.s 6, 2ssS ss s:,n q ss1S e1s
:ssslns, roo ~ JcHSsfOs Z siSIGxI,
Attorneys fos Piainsa
Aviss.
IN Ia Corts do Distriso, Coadsdo do hsrnsl
tsseolsmo 0ioni. Actor
=: 80: g: =: !: 81 '
IA disAo dsmsndado. Pomsso Rsseoai. O.
sssa notihcado QUE IN plato % ecasFsss
a Corss del Dsstriso per q Cep4sae a. D
lille y .Jsrrisorio Do Nsevo nsiieo, pos 4
actor, !3efolsmo 0iomi, pssiaAistos demand
ssie cisntos doss pesos l3aia) Z Que soissl
v. haGa entrAs 90 sparsnoiA - diehA canss
sntss, dsi primer dis del isrmtno ragelar Do
tabrc DE- dtcha eosts, commensurate prtnss
q oetsers. lssas sSssio par o@isaoa - re
JOHNSTON 4 YIslCAI.
kbA0adoo Dor Ael1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

be enough hay pu, NJ In NJ Cherokes
"trip ~ feel what lit,ls stock there II un-
III AFTER Clris,nI,H Hard tunes ~. u,rOu
~, I'D n" relk { Il ~ cur glorious demo.
crati adpiuis,rs,r.n Perry h builiing
, ct, h ,use. AMI i've wsri schonl
,uuns think that ! shall retuto 'o
\lbu1u"rlue In q short time"
q A. smith, a well known and poIn.
lar posnl route agcu, between this city
md La Jun'a on thu santa fe rad, will
cave In Ev dAys for ~. Louis, where
~ takes aiun "a the Missouri Pacific be-
weru 81 Louis aud Kansas City. Gus.
mas many friends throughout New Mexi.
~. who viii join THs CITIZENS In wishing
iim success. IN his new home,
ruK CirksN learned this morning tina,
;rrg,iia Gtrvia and another MeA'can, ~.
ldiug ~ ,ac urighbUrhood ~ Chilli. W,
nto u quArrrI last saturday ami Garcia
was badly Gu IA the face, ou the bead,
and Acrurr the stomach. Our informant
i,lnn stated that the mrn ARE inemb-rN ~
the Evsns gang. aud are dangerous peo'
Pile.
The Optic rgys Elias Perea, who IL 81
unsuund mind and who has been wander
ing aimlrsrly about the strest- II this
city, OBTAINING c,tssens with idle inter-
ruga,orics, will he taken out la the insane
Asylum. Rs an inmate from Guadalupe
county. 80 ro"n ~ he undrrgoes Nn ca
animation before Judge Thomas smith.
Chancellor II snow and party " the
! ktusAs Stat" University, who have been
/ -Irndng the ras, lew weeks IN tue
mountains gathering insects. LEFT to-day
! fnr Lawrence. Kansas. This morning
Pruf Hahley, Walter {. HNdicy and
| Mayor Rankin drove them around the
! city,
X. y. Eibsl. the First street commits
snn merchant. was pAssengcr for the
! Crbiii mining district the other evening
! MIR Elhrl IA the Owrrr uf several claims,
aud is developing them a. fast as money
aud muscle can accomplish the work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
,seo,liaade,. ratbett,

List night. at y o'clock, Joseph y
tiurui, ndei. nf NJ. Louis, aud Mise Maud
V. Talbot,, II tins ,l,y, were united IN
marriage at III. residence II tue brides
mother by Rev, T'irw. the Episcopal
minister. At ~ o'clock, the happy
couple, with n few invited friends, par
uok cf an eleasn, supper, and At II 30
they took the M, 3 passenger train f"r a
brief bridal trip IN the Pacific coaS,
They will return 10 this city Ia o'toler,
aud alter - short stay here go to NJ
Louis. which ny will he their future
home.
Mr. Goodiandrr - the well.knowu
,onuerciIl tourist for the Meyers Drug
company. aud In one Of the jolliest and
most accommodating travellers that Wis
It's the southwest Miss Talbot, the
bride. 10 onsidersAd one II the handsom.
est young ladies' in New Mexro, and sh'
porsesses in marked degree rare SOFIA
qualities. She was gwen away last nigh
10y her brother in.lsw, W. Robins
THR CirILkv couSIa,dlAtes MI and Mrs
Go,uilMnder. aud wishes them . happy
pruS,-,ous married life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Ra.e Nall Isnraames,.

Division Superintendent Easley. VINO
was here yesterday ffom Han MArcial. In.
Enmed THE ClrlaKS that the base ball
club Of has town ar. arranging TO enter
the tournament nj the territorial fa,r
Mr.. Easley stated tina, San Martial has
n first class amateur base ball club, and
he believes that they will win the purs.
money tsiW) to Ire offered by the asso
citation. II in slmost certain that clubs
from Cerrillos, Santa Fe, Las Vegas, Gal
lup and Font wingAte, besi,ies this city
aud San Marcial, will take part In th,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
From Thurr,la,'s Daily.
A. l. MORRISON


Kelly, of III Paso, IL stopping al
the Windsor
Hon. Il >. R"dry was in Santa be yes
uriay on legal matters.
Colin 1inmuns, John anil Rol. Me-
Kuruun ar. at ia. San Felipe from Pres
colt.
George {. Brown. who bas been quite
i'll the pact week, was noticed on the
street this morning.
q. q. Coleman, n prominent United
States official, il Registered IA, the Euro
pran from santa F..
EX.iov. Prime, who wns III the city last
Monday night, IL now nj Las Cruces.
where he is Interested in mining
Mrs. John q. Wagner. who has been
visiting G. y. Meyers aud family. left for
her home in 81. Lonis thus afternoon.
W, II. Webb. engineer on the Atlantic
n Pacific. has gone Ia III Paso, where his
wife aud children have been visiting for
some time.
WIN. Burns, the deputy internal rev.
emu. collector. who has been of ON u trip
for the past two weeks. IL expected home
this evening,
John Tr,nble and wife. who have been
On visit Ia san Pedro. C.rrillnH and the
C"hiu Mining country. rr,urned hons
yesterday, They repor, having delight
| lul time,
| r. II. Rose. of the Rose Hardware COM
pAny. is drumming up business for his
concern along the Atlantic n Pacific. He
wsr nj Gallup las, Tuesday ami at Fort
winga,e yesterday.
Mrs. X NJ. sleight, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. u u, Borden, left for ~, Louis
this afternoon. where she goes Ia take 4
rnsiti"n a. teacher in one II the kinder
gari.n schools Of that city.
|
D. W. Stone, representing the Topeka
Paper company. II Topeka, Kansas, u
making one IL his regular trips through
ia. southwest, aud called at TmE CITlLK'
office this morning.
Hon. Pedro Prrea, II BernAlillo, ant
Hon Y A Huhb-ll, of PajariIa, two we'll
known and popular republicans. arr Il
the city aud made n pleasant call al TIL
CrrlLKS office this morning.
A. Singer, the commercial traveller "a
Mandrll Bros, n Co, packed his bi
trunks the other day and In now dom
the northern counties, He will probabi
!, visit wAlsenberg, Col, before returnin
Ia the city.
1 CN. Taylor, the trainInast-r on TIA
:. santa Fs read, now has over S,N mile
!, under his chs, ". extending from L
=. JuntA, Col TO III PAso, Texas. A goo
many miles for one man TO handle, b,
Charley Taylor II -luAl to the task,
a Hon. r. Y. Conway prominent a
a ,nrnry IT Silver City, who has been
= santa Fe attending the supreme cour
y was in III. city last night for sever
hours. lie continued south on the No.
:. passenger train ut II o'clock =. m,
% u. Hunt, who lsft here few years .,
l. and located At Perry. Oklahoma. writ
- ms follows Ia X. II, Dunbar "a terrib
drought 10 on q, Perry, and there wor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Report wrssx.

There is . rumor ahoat that the
supreme court has rendered. u decision.
affirming the decision Of the lower cour,
In the y. NJ. Folsom case, bu, the following
item clipped from the New Mexican dis.
credits the rumor;
In The supreme court this morning
Chief Justice smith announced that the
Folsom bank case would he disposed of
on Tuesday next. II tho court should
affirm the decision 81 the trial court Fol-
sons sentence Of i've years In the penI-
Tertiary will stand.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
IN yaat az hnn a ne.

James q o'Nsil, q former resiiss,
Allerton, 10 In jail At Santa Re eharf,
with petty larceny. He IL charged VI
breaking into q saloon At Allerton Il
stealing q lot Of liquors. and for purloa
ing . hns meerschsum pipe fr,m an
Zee In santa re. Al one time 0'Neil u
looked upon a. an honsst man by
people Ut Allerton, but Il would ssem N
the nature Of the charges that the ere,
sive uss Of liquor had made Of him p,
" thief - Cochiti Call.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Three Leading Scientists
Proclaim the Superior Value Of
DR.. Prices Baking Powder.

Scientists devoting closer attention to food products
Recent examinations OF baking powders by Prof Long Dr.
Hanes and Prof Prescott made to determine which
powder the purcs highest in eavenng strength
efficient in service and economical in They
decide Prices Cream Baking Powder exces in all
the essentials Of an preparation household use
They write--
Chicago March ssth 1894
We purchased in the open market of Dr. Prices
Baking Powder and also of the other leading brands
of baking powders and have submitted them to chemical
analysis We find Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
pure of powder, that has considerably
greater leavenng strength than any of the other baking
powders have tested.
PRor JOAN H. LoSo, Nerfsvsffev~ Usiperat, Chicago
DR wALrEs HAMEs RSsa AsdGt@ CaHtys, Chicsgo
PRor. ALsxar B. Paxscorr, Uav Of NIAges Ann Arbor"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

ssaneas W Pabsueasssa.
In tbs. District Coar Of Bssuaiiiio Cosag,
Mexico.
MARI Les sshissss. Conplatnaat D.
Charts. b. soAisfsr. pss.sdaat. w.
The sid dsfsadap. CAaslss. D. ssAisaI.
ssssy ss:S he; ;ss' N ss =;
ior .hs Coasly os byrnaiilies 4sss(,osy q
Mexico, by aid conplsinsne eary II, boh1(
foe an aesoluts divorce And disspipl3oa Z
marriage stss sxisetns hstvssa eelA pertissI
on scss sa *. iss e., so q, q 4. 20. 81
Of said coass, ecmmsootns % The esut nv &
tobcr. iset. ascres pro soafssso eAssskn -
rendered asainst you-
Che h and nssi:sss . tSssss
Roiiciioss Tor Complainant.
Aibaausraue, n. n, August q ises.
Cisaeisa ver Psssseseisa.
I'm IL Corts De Dsstrito, Condado d. esrssz
hssy Lee seAisass. oasisass. l..
Charles D. schisfsr. pemaaasaA
M dieho dsmaaesdo, CAssiss .. esAis!ls.
pos setA notihcsto cue On plsise " eAsotA
- aldo eonsnrado "a qontrs Dc q - u Ce!y
Di.tsito .pcr 81 condsdo d hsraAiilie q
,oss? a nssve kssieo. ees dtsha sestsntA
- !: =: y: J. AZ. s:slss.: 49, :: =,
disss scsrs qe.tsais . dssss3dsAe I ss!s.'
sss Y: aass SssIss 81 nsafsr.la 20 s!eA. :,
uctubrs De dlcta coFts ess somsnnAdo 90 VI
Ola Dc OetahrH issk dsorste pro COATES
ssta sosa enssado On eontra do VI
a-...,-,-. 2. y. nAha0sI
yosss sssss,So , sss.i.''''' On esa''"'
bolioitadossa pro ouajAntA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

o. z. Cromwell. Of this city and !
York. largely interested In New ~
generally, particularly In lands 81 ~
qusrque, Las Vegas and Santa We. q
Wednesday In the ,srrisorssi sspiss1
route east. AZ 70 statehood. Ar. o.
well said 70 che New Asxicani
Capital is shy Of g territory. -
money know nothing Of tsrratosial \
and thsy viii nos study the lsws Z
country merely 10 learn n invssss
would b sASs. But a. Q ststs u q
BE- dinsrsat. Coaadsacs In our ink
tloas would Il oaes bs ssssblishsd, =
al seek investment here and ~ iu6sl|
immigration would BE- the result. -
New Mexico nos be admis.sd usds |,
present adniaistsaiion. fssr thss
viii remain .sritory Zoe many yssH|
oons."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

kditofs Cuinen
Please tell Capt. woodmansee that
after the combination IT old. time bass
bell talent gets st his "colts" theie will
bs nothing left Of them hut "nine grease
spots" on the diamond field. Alter read
Ing the CIriIKs last evening l started I'd
10 train, took . run down 10 lsleta. go'
STUCK IN the mud for three hours and ter
minutes. and arrived home al I o'clouh
this morning, feeling finely.
Yours, SgisIcH.
p. & Send me two bottles "horse
liniment." The doctor thinks I will bs
out in tune 10 play that game. y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

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