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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06
Finances

2 NJ cSzEZy- treasurer, reported .
balance On hand Ct SI71-G7- Tns *
pel1irgre= q the year EeTe s. "a o.
To this s-ztsusut Mr.. SEzuZy zddzi
TIE sCEjOIl=l c1nusut.
in Dre-euti1Z this statement an
pleased % Dc able 70 report that all the
z1zzr uIsutztiOuz OF the islands, with
tLs exception Of r=o, arg now sub
s,erlo=Ez 70 the f1nd= Of this company.
OF o1r pers0lzl subscribers, four have
rssigu=1 during the past year and no
lev Dznss have bean s1ted to take
rh=ir pl&ee=-
All Subscriptions have besl paid
% October, a. With one exception
The bzlsuee q sI7U-g7 rsmziIi1z
II the treasury i insufficient 10 meet
ths requirements q the ensuing year,
and the company i zzksd 10 provide
means for the detrzying Of the neees-
szry eIpenses- The regulz, amount
q th.s= expenses e about $500, TO
which sho1ld 5e add : sum sgffi-
eislE 70 meet Incidental and UnfoFs-
seen demands ~hich are IizbIs 70 zriss
- any time
The P-sutsr.' Lzbor and Supply
Company Ezs for some yezrz been
working fJr the benefit, not Only q
s1Zzr planters bit the entire sZrcGl-
t1rzl community q thee ISLANDS, but
up 10 the present. il hzs been supported
almost entirely by the subscriptions
and e10ltribgtiols q sugar planters.
AZ this day, Ehen the 6ofee and fruit
Industries are bels6Eting 10 - great
Al extent b. the work and the eKpen-
6itar-s q this company, il would
seeD tx right that they should have
Al opportunity % eoEtFiDGts 70 its
f1oGz, specially - the eonpsny has
eZpSD=eSOt Mr. KOehese the other half
bsiug paid By the GOyeFnDentJ, who
l. dOinz 20 mEeh 70 discover the enc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06

greatly increased number ~ employees
on sugar ss.Stes, Snd correSpondlng~
" reduced difference between the
numbers q the employed and the un-
employed
Coffee Sni other growing industries
account for = lSrge number ~ Japan
sss lSeo-srs, Sni the rice fields, %
cocrss give occup4tioa to hundreds .,
Chinese Nour committee hiss been
unSols 70 ascertain the number and
nationality % lShocsrS engaged in az
ric1lEurSl pursuits outside Q; sugar,
shSs being s task which they hSd
neither the machinery o. tinie 20 SC
couplish.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06
CONGRESS OF THE PLANTERS,
rCeuunce,3 t-an p&Ss l.

trlvilocs p-s.sx.S. The 6smxSoSic
element SzooS the l4ho-srS ki1dls<
SD KEEPS xlive 81 xntxSoli<Sic sslti-
us-s SSxi1s. employers which voCli
os coG-sxiSsel- eci io- the efforts Q,
he SSisxro-S> xci wrel the specially
retained eo1o<sl @. The JxrSress gov
eminent II orS1 C0-rL j1S.itsS The
Ess- 1&S-Sns c11rSsss by l4eo-srS-&>
v-&S done II the coUrSs ~ The -rrzl Q.
some strikers from ESS plantation in
SSr-s-io b. L&S--shs poSSi aillIy .. cor
trolling the badly disposed SE,oCE the
LSoo-S-S becomes > v-o-S q extreme
6i&c1lry. IL = needless 70 S,Srs that
sceh lSwisSSlsSs S11 tendency - strike
s. .1Ss wnlc1 ! sometimes betrayed
ey ths japanese would no- bs tols--
sized II tcslr own Country. S11 v7e1i1
SprSz- 70 ESve been c-sG o The CON-
r2-S-ivs comfort IN which they md
themselves II this country. For THIS
tendency 70 strike the only remedy
possible : The INTIMIDATION @ some
CchS- eL2>S q lzo.0- 10 supplement- the
ISu&1sss. Sn1 u = - y mos sam
sS--y 1o1r'i -rz- this Other elSSS cS1
- p-ucGrs,i
he Ssss--io1 q contract men hiss
ben 70 5 great extent. checked ~
ne PASS book Sy>.S- cro-E1. into ESS
TINS ysz- with -cs assistance o the
Jzu4EsSss Consular C-ieiSLS AIi III
spee.C-s, sri i the V-zc-s.i0l mars
Cs-S vii -iEi1ly Sl1s-s 70 Ihs ScrsS-
USc-< U&1e ey them 2C1 - TIE IN
S1rGsElC1S given thscl. -hs-s : 10
0oCos : sop viii D. put 70 The tsSzr-
mons - In every C-1s- mater - 5
similar Cz.E-s- CCDC-1I-y q S,-LoC
: necessary, S-1 L = 20 - hopSi thSt
IN the Interests O. ccs whole body o.
painters Ec-s uSy q togDi Eco sire
Dos II sympathy with the p4ss-oo'oS
$50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06
New BoSrd.

These gentlemen were unSnim pusly
elected IS trustees Of the company for
the ensuing year MsSsrS. Irwin,
Bolts, SwSnEy, J. +. Hackfeld, Jones,
Schssfer, Young. Baldwin Snd Ather-
ton. The BoSrd will meet at 10 this
morning 70 elect Officers, Snd will re-
Port 70 the company half an hour
lStsr. Among those attending the
sessions yesterday were II. NJ. Whit
aey, p. {. Jones, W. Il. Castle, V.
hnudSen, A. Young, Henry Deacon,
c. NJ. Cooke, I. :. Kay, j. A. Scott,
r D. Baldwin, II. p. Baldwin, Jos.
MsrSden, l. Ahlborn, E. Suhr. w. J.
Lowrie, W. W. GooiSle, W. EaSSie,
E E Gliding, E. c. Gliding, E c.
Shorsy, 81. Morrison, Andrew Moore,
f d. Tsnuey, +. A. Sehseier, A. II.
Smith, W. H. &. Arnemsnn, John
Hind and W. W. Hall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06
ACT IA.

An ACT RELATING TO The SETTLEMENT
OP BOUNDARIES OF LANDS, AND Pro
uDSG FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF
COMMISSIONERS OF BOUNDARIES. AND
TO Define THEIR DUTIES.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06
In the MIL

On the subject OF manufacturing.
Mr. Morrison presented : pSpsr orisI-
ling with fScts zud figures 4 number
o. tables which will Be published we're
incluiei
: long report on forestry was made
by AnireE Moore He handled the
subject in : manner thst evidenced
study and observation. Mr.. MOors :
conclusion Ess inst unless the forests
were saved cultivation Of the soil
must ileyiLSbly cease Everywhere,
when the timber Is removed, the water
supply Is CIT of
Mr.. MSrSieu said the continued
trulth in the Hxuzkuz district Was
caused by destruction q the forests.
He urged the planters 70 move in the
matter. Trees must De grown snd
preserved MesSrs- Cooke, Irwin and
Baldwin spoke 70 the subject All
were very much in earnest about IT.
J. W COlTiIIs gave some formulate
On fertilizers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06
Mr.. Frank p. Hastings.

In few words each. Isssrs. Jones,
Athsrton, Young, Armstrong zni C
NJ Cooke spoke % the efficient sui
valuable services Of Mr.. Frank p.
Hastings in preserving the reciprocity
treaty. The trustees were authorized
70 direct : testimonial 70 the Hawai-
ian Charge J. Attzirss 81 Washington.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06
The Coffee Industry.

John ". Homer and E Bernard
usis trip around Hawaii to gather
material for report on coffee. They
give the most encouraging details
Snd speak gloEiHgiy OF the condition
sud prospects Of the Industry. They
SPEAK Of the successful cultivation OF
tss- Mr.. Hall told o. : recent visit to
hOus- sut gave some points OF the
berry tres W. Y. Homer returns su
account q coffee growing near Is
hSi1S-
". G. Irwin hxs planted coffee s1-
tsnszTely near WSinsuSlo, sud il Is
doing we'll He has Kons, Liberisn
s1d Peruvian tees Both he and c.
" Cooke mentioned the great value
OF tie blight-dEz-roysrs- Mr.. Irwin
tod h0- the lzdy-bgZ had saved
valley q tr=ss for niH.
Mr.. Mzrsien- who i c0uplimsutsi
By TIE planters f0E MS energy and
sOEud judgment, exhibited samples Of
native r0ozs17- si=zL and sz1ssveTiz-
He has great faith il the fiber III
c1=-rE. CsuEz=Fie S9 also shown.
This i the tanning material that
Er0Es without water.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06
GENEEAE.

pcfSs1cAS II 11cS-S-- ways 20 CONNIE
he agricultural L&corsrS specially
o-UCEar here fo- field l&bo- 70 SSrIel,L-
.Crzl 1.sc- C&.iC1s- INT IN ID Esy cS1
this o---s- u done GcSu by 5 universal
rsELs-rx.zol -zE. Arguments SSzI1s-
S-c1 5 LSE hSye been frequently
sd t0-vIhly made bit they Do
coG SlIer ths tses tbs: the proper
SCt thorough Carrying q. q such
lSw void e-Scle the Govern
uErI 70 co1lrol the occupations O
specially imported agricultural labor
s-s, xrG 70 co1irs LSco-s-x 70 the sr-
EzEs-s-Es they LSi contracted 1. =
easily 70 % imagined Ghsl IN Isolated
e.&sss the s1tocysus-s @ SIch 5 lSE
oc5se-iCl exists 70 uSuy other avs
N Community ike Ours the irils
-ics II world work would . llS. siElt
@ IN The SECIus q csEs-l % Dc de-
rived trOu Il
The suggestion rStsSl-ly uScs % the
Government EE&5 We turn 70 Belgium
t1- our lzbu- sCpply-oE ; part o it
: O-e which should u0s os lightly
seized upoC- - NO-r6erc Europeans
zrs Ccs-i1si- bozh by eooS.iiCtio1 zni
LEelIc&.LCc, toc geZ=rzL cane led
Ee-k
Tie precise u1ubsr q agricultural
LSco-s-s II these Es-&cis II i co5 posi-
be 70 zrrLV= 81 S..,eCrz-sly, - SIl Sc
-Es-ies q uSzL0CSlI.Les ICclC6s traders
S-t Esse1S1ies - veil - fed labor
E-s The following figures for which
~e Srs Indebted . Mr.. J B Castle
CoI-=c-l-- GScsrzL q CCs-eD<, mSy
prove q i1-erss-. - showing the Pro
portion q the CsliOCSliIss from
~hiGh TIE s-Pp-! o imported Labor L
CzinIy drawn
Population. Chinese uzIss
Iz11ry / 1854 Is, 1l5
Arrived Jan l 70 O-t- Is s's3
Departed Jan 20 Oet- y. 90
P1pcLstio1 Chinese, males
O,s.C1zr e. I.,-4- I4ll4
PopzL41t11 Jsps1=ss, uSI=s,
JECCz-y ! ls-t------.--- --EiS
Arrived Jan ! u Oec- Isz5
Departed Isr- I % Oc-- e Iesz
6s.55zr Is, I.;-l 1-s75
P1FClZ1i : Portuguese males
fzuu4-y I. Is.-l- - 1865
Arrived jan % O-1- e. I4s
Departed. TsC-I % Or e. Is
Is5
P1pELsEE' Z Portuguese uzI=s
Oe.nter T. I..-l -------- +-7lC
IN rsspo-s@ % : eiEE1Izr letter Al
dressed 70 the Managers q sCZIr
u-zE-EEi11. OF these IslEC1s- figures
have bes1 received sh0=i-Z ths Mn
o. szi1 UzriG1zIity q IEoorsrs 01 each
ulz--AttC1- From ECz=s figures TIE
t1LI1 wing table EzS o=su complied
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06

IN rsspoC=r % ; eiEE1Izr letter Al
dressed 70 the Managers q sugar
U-EE-zEi1ls OF these Islands figures
have been re1s-F=i s10%I-Z tLs 1zu-
o. szi Czri11zLiEy q LEdor=-s u each
ulz--4ti11- From ECs=e figures the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-11-06

PoEE.G1iC1 IspSCsse- males
JE1Csry !. fs.-+--------- -Q-SiS |
Arrived Jan y O,c- Izz5s5
Dsu4rtet- Tsu- I 20 O--- e T5sz
g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24

10 the msrshslship. Among ihose whose
names are mentioned IL that ~ George
Carson THE CirtzES d-sites to aay IN
this connection that Mr. Carson was for.
mefly marshal and policeman Of this city,
ani when then in the employ ~ the town
hc made q guSl, efficient And Trustworthy
guardian 81 ia. peace. His appointment
would meet the approval 81 many friends
A messenger drove into the city this
morning al 10 FROM psJari,o AMI notified
=. A Hubh-ll that his little son, James.
was fuoling with a giant powder cap.
which he had taken fiom the store, and
the cap eIplvling tore IN W." 'irpt Joint
~ the thumb aud ludrt finger II the left
hand, hrsld"s badly decorating the other
fingers nr rrArc- and +. ; Hnb,.n
accompanied r 4. Hthl"ll tn psl.rto.
and the rmsr returned ~ the city mi.
Afternoon. The doctor states that Ia.
little fellow will lee all rgh, In q few
weeks. james was kicked IN the head
Wy mule about ten months sgn. lie ia
very unfortunate
Friends Il Rev Bush A. san MarciaI
have received wuri ,hA, hc and his three
m",herlcSs children, Mrs l.. Broyl.s ac.
them, arrived safely a,
Humboldt Tenn, Nhrrr. Nla children
will b" turned over for raising TO Mrs. u.
{. burnett. Rev Bush and Mrs Brnyles
viii return {" New Mexico IA a short
time
Division Superintendent, Hurley aud
hall l"Ien more Santa FL official. ar.
rived IN the city THIS morning and are in
Va" property u the company IN
this city. III. Division Superintendent, r.
J Easlry IA with the uArty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24

that the suicide lays great stress upon
his "passion Tor gambling Mrs iiirrch
states that ~ her own personal knowl.
edge he was never known ,n gamble, en-
cept recently when ou, u employment.
he having given up = god situation back
In New York when he was persuaded Ia
come TO Albuquerque, and this, coupled
with the fac, tina, he secured FROM her
$500 which she had received from her
father. TN the pretense u guirg into bus,.
ness AMI then lost it by rsrd playing,
prryed upon his mind 10 such an extent
that he became temporarily insane and
then committed srlfdr-,ruction.
In regard g. srycfa, " our gambling
resorts, notably "" 81 Elmo, John wick
r,rom. one 81 Tia" proprirtnrs. informs
Tvs CirIErS tina, the deceased never lost
cent at gambling IN his place, but one
afternoon borrowed FROM the huusr over
go. which IL" never paid Mr. wick.
s,ruin also stated that had he gAmblrd in
the 81, Elmo. Ia" would have been fully
protected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
DOUBLE KILLING.
Ed. Horn and Scott Reed Killed
at Msgdalrna.
A DREADFUL AFFAIR.

Last night, during bitter quarrel. FL
Horn and Scott Reed, al Magvialena, In
socorro county. commenced shooting al
each other aud both are now dead. Tn,
particulars ~ the dreadful double tray.
edy cannot he ob,a ned fur this after.
moons CITIES.
The above information was r-ceiy,d
this afternoon 10y J NJ. Tyler, who Ia now
In the city. from his partner, Mr. Bart.
lett
Mr. Horn was a member ~ thu mer.
camille 6rm Of Horn, Creighton n Graves.
aud 10y thnee who know him here, /, /.
CLEANED that b" Was quiet. orderly gen.
tlemsn, and regret In Expressed tina, he
inc, his death in such tragic MANNER.
Scott Rrti was con of u RerrI, de.
ceased. and owner II the notorious J, g
Fowler "a tie ranch. Reei WAS bnist.r.
Gus, dangerous fellow, and was a known
killer, brave AS u lion when he had hin
pistol cooked on some person II Ia said
tina, he had killed several men, one II
whom wac Richard Dixon, about seven or
eigh, years ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24

Peter Mon,eignier, Of Los Corralcs, ha,
arrived ADD will remain until Jan. is,
Mrs. Reynolds and sister, Miss Berth.
were at los Corrsles yesterday, wher,
they enjoyed . good country dinner a
Mr. hon,eisTv,'s, and this morning r.,
turned to the city. Mr.. Reynolds 10 ei
pec,ed here about D-c. Let.
Ex-senator H. A. ". Tabor and broth.
"r. Of Colorado, who were down In M-xi
co. in tho vicinity II chihuahua, looking
over their mining properties. psss-d
through the city last night IN their way
Ia their home in Denver. Both gentle
men took their supper At Harvry's,
and they dill no, ea, like bankrup,-d in.
dividusls.
Mrs X. fenton and son, and Mrs, ia.
Downey. u Needles. were herr la.t Sat.
urday a. guests ~ Mr. and MIR. John
Denair they returned wee, SATURDAY
night In special car 1ith Judge s,erry.
W u. Child-rr, John Drnsir and n. y.
Owen. who went along as stenogrsph-r
Rev. Jas. M.nsul, the synoiicsl mis-
siousry Of the Prcsly ,erisn church, leaves
Tomorrow morning for San Juan On mis-
Siunsry work u" returned the other day
from the Indian village OF zuui. where
he, with the assistano. II several Indians,
bull, = house for mission duty.
The PAdillA murler case was called up
IN the district court tins morning A Jury
was impAn-lled and the case was fairly
on al II o'clock The crime was commit.
tel IN the south end II the county. aud
there arr many friends of the victim aud
the murderer present.
J. ID. W Vr.der, one IL the regents Of
the Agricultural ca l-ge. Las Cruces. who
was roc,h to attend a meeting of the
bosri. came ny Ia the city las, night. reg
is,rring n, the European, and continued
on to his Las Vegas home this morning.
+. W. Clancy. who has heen 10 Santa
fe ON the \ NJ Folsom casr.-th. -x.
banker in the renitcntinry--r-,ur ned
home last night. lie was accompanied
to the metropolis 10y John II. KnneLel.
a well.known santa f. lawyer.
The people Of this city wish Judg" l..
\ TrImblr Ia ~ To Washington Ia push
slA,eho"l for the territory They ir.
li"ve the judge can do the territory cool,
aud will urge hiS being al the national
capital in December.
+ ID ormond. n prominent scientific
op,lciAn 81 Denver, Cob. il IA the city aud
will remain for short time. The gentle.
man made q pheasant call at THE CrrIEsS
office this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
.oS SJOSEU- Nihws.
What Hs GirAsrd on n visit to tn,
f'cs- NAii-I


t'rs- NAitrI
tiuv Stuv.r returned from phur, yi.,,
"'hr Pcc"s valley lasr Friday. sud pp.aks
III glowing terms ut that prosperous pAr,
81 New Mckee. lie reports tina, hr rosie
through miles aud miles uf groves and
young orchards IN the vicinity Of Roswell
and saw thousands Il acres " alfalfa,
corn, etc, aud CONSIDER. the prcur IA,
riches, and broAdrz, valley IA New Mex
ir". with rrnrrv"trr from ten ,o ,hrt,
miles luug Aud two tosi miles wide and
three I" siH feet deep, aud tens II thou.
sands II acres IT rich lands under ditch
aud rul,iva,i"nh e lr 81 The opinion that the
COUNTIES "f Chavrs aud Eddy are surn
lrs,iu'i to lead all others ~ the territory
IN population Ann wealth
To give all id"a Of the .1tru, u ,n
pr"N"mrn,- now under way, he says that
IA" company alone Ia now preparing the
grounds fnr 9,Wu acres II Appir trees
All improvements are suhstuutinl aud
lr-t clAas, and one 10 lus, ia wonder when,
he hnds such thriving cities Ani beautiful
fArms where hu, n few years AZ were
"uly few wild cattle ranches
II" hruuIht few specimens uC fine
apples from the odd Chisholm ranch and
put them on exhibition nj the Commercial
'lub. aud rrl'"r,- that the whole crop sold
IN the orchAr' for fnurcrntS per pound
While ut Roswell h- instituted Colum.
lila Chapter. No. !, Royal Arch MA-rns,
and installed it, oiiirrrs. AMI speaks IA
ia" highest terms uf the cuurtrH,rr 81
t"nd~i aud generous treatment r-c.,yr.I
trm M"srir Prayer. JaifA aud Cnhunu,
ali cd Albuquerque iri-nds. AMI IA. ci,l.
Gems "f that thriving city generally.
II" reports himself under -I~c,nl obi.
CATIONS I" capt d. ", Clark, late e III.
United states army. who, behind tine
span II h"rn"H, gave him view IL all the
country around Roswell lie says that
hir Iai,h ia New Mckee il much greater
since his Wei, I" the grand valley Il the
PrcuS, aud that lac believes from all re-
ports and Indications that Albulurrlur
will soon he directly connected th-rrwith
10y the f"cuH Valley railroad, when Shove
every indication II al once pushing on
through White Oaks 10 this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
Taken 60 Dundee

q +, Graves, came up with the dead
b"iy II his partner, EiwAri Horn,
who WAS one IT the victims Il the Mag.
ialena double shooting. aS far "a. this
city and registered las, night al the
European. while his partner, Jack
Creighton, continued on with the r-mains
Ia Dundee, small town near 81 Louie,
Mo for burial. Mr. Graves read the &C.
count Of the tragedy published in TnE
CITIZEs II yesterday, and states that I,
IN correct in every particular lie is
around town to-day with his friend, I'm
Waugh. manager 81 the local business q.
Gross, Blackwell a Co and sill return
home this evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
far over Stft, Srars

MR.. winSlow's S"thing Syrup has heen
used for over my years by millions oi
mothers for their cbil,lr-L whil, t-.thing,
with I'-rf-c, success. II so hes the child,
-of,rns the gums. sliays all pain. curer
wind cole, aud Ia the lies, reme'iy for
dlArrbo.a. IL pleasant IA the taste. Sold
by druggists ia every part II th. world
twenty live cents . bottle. i,s value II
,ncalculable. BE SURF and ask for Mrs
winslow'S Sn,hing syrup, snl take M
nth.r kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24

W A Mciuire, . we'll known citizen o
Mckay. Oh'o, Is u ths opinion that Their,
" nothing A. g.sl for children, troubles,
with eolds or crnp AZ Chamberlain
cough Remedy lie has used Il In hi,
family for several years with III. best re-.
suits aud alway- keeps battle II Il H.
the house. Amer having Ia grippe he was
himself with . severe cough, lie uss,i
Other rrtnedies withuul benefit anil thrr.
concluded 10 Try the chIdrrn'S ms,licin-,
and I" his delight Il sam Effected . I-r.
manent cure 30 cent 'itl"r fnr sale by
i, h burgess d Son, DrugglstS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
wr- 10 a.,,en ra-... .~a,,

J Reagan received the sal in,rlli.
g-nce from his wife n, LnS Angeles stat.
rug that Mrs l. II, Bolton. mother OF
Mr.. J. J k-"gan, and Misses Linnir
and Lulu, aud GEORGE Bolton. had passed
away Ia that home h-yond the dark river
a, \ O'Clock Friday evening Mrs Bul
ton wac about ~ years III aye and had
been in poor health for about year
brough, on by fall she ~, at that time
and her death vas not altogether un-I
p-cied -(iallup Cleaner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
For sale by all Druggists.
Dr. Pearee Appsissea.

This morning DR.. J, y pearce received
a letter from Hon. WIN. Lochren, CON
|aisssousr Of pensions, informing him Of
No appointment 40 examining pension
|srseon for this district. The doctor was
4 little bit surprised q, receiving an APP
|bointmsn, Of any kind frDm the governs
Asat without solicitation, but like any
sshsr good citizen, be Of course accspte'l.
While tina, Of examining pension sur
ssou 10 no. = very we'll paid position.
nil the sov-rnmsu, will soon lind that 1,
sads no mistake In naming DR.. Psarcs
" the posi,iou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
Ait Sree.

Tho~. Who hsv. used DR.. kus'p New
Discovery know iis value, ami ,nu... who
have not, have nov the opportunity 10
Try II free Call on the advsrtis.d iruy.
gist and r., trial bottl. ire. sun
your nAm. And Addr-ss 10 n X. BurKl,n
a Co, Chicago, and get . sample bo, "a,
Dr Kings New Life Pills free, a. well a,
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