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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29
DEBs STRIKE BELITTLED.
Chfcago's Chief Declares That His Polio
Could Have Handled 1t.

Chicago's Chief Declares That His Police
ConId Have Handled 1t.
CHICAGO, March 23.-Chief of Police
Brennan, in his annual report, declares
the Debs strike an unimportant affair.
According to him the most annoying
element consisted of half grown boys
who were determined to do mischief.
He says: 1T is notable fact that
there was no trouble where there
were no troops. In all cases where
the police were left to themselves
peace was preserved, and property was
kept uninjured and the interference
with non-union workmen was trifiing." "
The report severely denounces the con.
duct of the deputy United States mar.
shals, who are declared to have been
hastily gathered, largely from the
scum and refuse of the lowest class OF
the city's population
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29
Railroad Y. M. c. a. building.

81. LOUIS, March 23.-At a meeting
yesterday the st. Louis Terminal asso-
citation decided to guarantee, on behalf
of the twenty-five railroads entering
this city, the interest on bonds which
will be issued to build Y. NJ. G. A.
building for the use of railroad men.
The building which will be located on
ground given by the Terminal as
sociation, viii contain dormitory and
in addition will have every appoint
ment of a first-class club. 1t is expect.
ed that plans for the building, which
will cost about $50, COO will be com.
pletad soon and the structure be ready
for use before next summer.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29
Fatal right between brothers.

A sensational shooting occurred last
week In the neighborhood OF the Red
Sulphur Springs between Bill and Leo
Poindexter, brothers, sons of John
Poindexter, the famous old moonshiner,
whose distillery was recently raided
aud destroyed by party of revenue
men. It appears the brothers were
riding along the road and had dispute
and quarrel about their fathers old
mare, which one of the boys was then
riding, and both being armed with shot
guns began to shoot about the same in
slant, the one receiving a load of buck
shot in the side, and the other a charge
of squirrel shot in the stomach, from
the effects of which it is thought both
will die.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29
NEW TREATY WITH ENGLAND.
Prellminaries Being Arranged for Another
I-na.-s.--. a.. : = -. r,aaa=s - - 80

Prelimfnaries Being Arranged for Another
Understanding In Regard to the Seals.
WASHINGTON, March %. = Prelimi-
naries are being arranged for the franz
ing of a new treaty between the
United States and Great Britain con-
cerning Behring sea seizures. The ne
gotiations will be carried on in Wash
ington. Sir Charles Tupper, minister
of marine and fisheries for Canada, and
other leading statesmen of the domin-
ion, including, probably, Minister Fos-
ter, will come here to cooperate with
Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British am
,bassador, concerning the. terms of the
treaty
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29
TRACTS CRITICISED.
Publications Sent Out by the Presbyterian
Church Objected to by Sunday Schoo
Missionaries.

Publications Sent Out by the Presbyterian
Church Objected to by Sunday School
Missionaries.
DETROIT, Mich, March 2S,-The
Presbyterian board of publications was
openly criticised by the Sunday school
missionaries of that denomination at
Yesterdays session of the missionaries
annual conference. 1t was stated that
the hymn books and tracts sent to the
missionaries for use In their pioneer
Sabbath schools were unsuitable and in
some cases antiquated, and that only a
dozen out of 500 tracts published were
really attractive and suitable. DR.
WOrden advised the missionaries not to
force poor literature on the people. He
remarked that the average Sunday
school library was usually filled with
wishy-washy fiction that exercised a
demoralizing influence upon the intel
lectual fibre of child's mind. 81 am
something of sinner" he said, "but
l was never guilty of reading one of
those library books"
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29
DIsrraceful Conduot OF omeer..

w. ii. Gass, charged with murdering
DIR. Henderson, at Sevierville last
Thanksgiving Day, was taken from the
Knox County jail last week to SEWER
vile for trial, and on account Of being
a brother-in-law of the sheriff Of that
county the coroner was ordered to take
him back. On the way up the river on
board the steamer Telephone, the
officers became drunk and allowed the
prisoner to become drunk, and fired
their revolvers until finally Gass be-
came insulted at the action of one
of the officers and took from his
pocket package of poison and at
tempted TO swallow it, but was pre-
vented. The officers then searched him
and found bottle Of poison on his per-
son. A general fight ensued, and the
passengers we're scared half to death,
but no one was seriously hurt They
finally landed their prisoner In 1ail.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29
TO HELP SPAIN,
Spaniards I'm Mexico Preparing Co Organize
to Help Support the Crown.

TO Help support the Crown.
TAMPA, Fla. March 23.-The follow
ing advices have been received from
the City of Mexico through Spanish
official sources. In the capitals of the
various Mexican states Cuban commit
tees are raising funds for the insur-
gents in Cuba The Spaniards in some
localities are offsetting this by rSepar-
ing to organize for service in support
of the crown in Cuba. They have ap-
pointed committee to wait on the
Spanish minister to ask him to obtain
from President Diaz permission to or
ganize such bodies on Mexican soil.
This action has come to the knowledge
of the Spaniards in Spain and at least
one hundred declare they will form
themselves into a volunteer company
and go TO Cuba and enlist in the Span
iSh cause.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29
The PythIan University.

The board of regents of the Knights
of Pythias of the world, appointed by
the Supreme Lodge at its meeting in
Washington, d. C., last fall, to look
after and superintend the erection of
the Pythian University in Gallatin, met
in that city last week to transact i'm
portaTit business connected with the
university. A public reception was ex-
tended the committee by leading citi-
zens.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29

Dr. r. J. Trippe, leading physician
OF Chattanooga, has created a sensation
in the medical profession by curing a
man who had been bitten by mad dog
by hYpnotic influence. Tho wound was
a week old and the patient was in
frenzied co:idition bordering on to mad
ness.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29

Hardin College at Savannah was
burned last week. 1t was built about
the beginning of the late war. and has
done good service TO Savannah. Ut is a
great loss 10 the principals of the school,
Hardin A. Wood. They had large
school, with large number OF board
ing pupils. Loss about $1,000. with
$1,000 insurance. The fire was the work
OF an incendiary-
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29

Mrs. Lille May Warmath died at
Humboldt last week after short illness.
She had been married only about fifteen
months, and her remains were carried
from the same altar where she had taken
upon herself the vows of matrimouv.
The pallbearers were the ushers who
were the attendants at her marriage.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, March "a
Mrs. HALEY Miller shot al Judd, a
gambler from Des Moines, Ia. who at
tempted TO enter her house last night
by climbing upon the porch. Judd had
previously beaten his mistress, Mabel
jackson, who il living in the aouse,
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29

Harriet Tally, colored, was hanged
one night last week by mob near
Petersburg. She was suspected Of burn
ing the dwelling Of Mrs. Bayless Mar
shall, at that place, few months ago,
hence her untimely death.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29

WELLINGTON, y. T., March 23.-The
government of New Zealand has agreed
to be represented at the suggested in
ternational monetary conference aud
has SO decided to accept the proposal
and send delegates to the com mission
which is to consider the plans for lay
ing cable across the Pacific ocean.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-29
Rich Gold Bars Secured.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, March 23.-Don
Manuel Riverol, the shipping and com
mission merchant of Ensenada, was
entrusted by Godbery 6 Co., bankers,
Monday, with gold bar valued at
about S13, 900 and other smaller bars
were also put in his charge. These
were placed in the safe of the office.
Last night the safe was blown open
with dynamite aud the contents re-
moved. Go1bey's bank also lost s., 900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

u, agreement II majority II the
members 1T the supreme court n rear
tangrment IN the order IN which eases
will h. heard, upon the assembling oi
court on October :, has been made. Cases
will nov be- heard ~ follows.
October : Ne. an. Lyndonyille Ma,
tiunal bank ". >. VI. Folsom; No. 5st
First National bank ~ albuquerque W.
John 4. Lee.
October W.. 49,. irntill " Kennedy
No. 81. Territory ". Patrick CarmOdy.
October V-Nu. Jhi. strauss W. Smith
No. jNj. johnson W. Gallrg,S.
October lU-Nu. 80, Robinson W. Ter.
rit"rI; VI. ~, Union Trust company W
Nrhi@nn, Topeka X santa Re Railroad
company Postal Telegraph Cable com.
panN, int"rNrnur.
October ii-NO. Gl1. stanton w. CatrOn
NJ. @i5. Territory ". Romero.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
on la way from Washington 10 Gan Fran.

w I've way IUn " b-niukNu w ben tTtns
cisco. In Transporting II aero~s the con.
tincnt specially designated truck IL
usri, ii,,lM ~ that which brought the
krupp gun Ia the Worlds fair. There
are only two u these trucks In the United
/ States. and both were made a. order & 7
thu Pennsylvania railroad company for
the express purpAe " moving these heavy
cannon. Il Il one " the four monsters
designed fuf u part " the armament NJ
/ the nit,d states cruiser oregon. IT,
! fellows will follow II across the land ~
au'n ~ the necessary tr-tS are completed
nj the Indian Head proving grounds. II
|, considered likely that all the guns for
the new cruiser will bc completed aud
placed IN it, gundrck before snow lilies.
The piece which II now I'll ~ way. ~ Is
each IT the Others al-o. Is u thirt,rn.inch
/ finrd gun. II isa hrrrch loader, l. forty
feet Ia length aud weighs ijI.in pounds,
II carrir- u prujrctilr which weighs l.lrl
pounds aud requires n charge II jd
Imlfd- II puWhrf. AMI which. II l. a--
serted will de- execution NJ u distance II
/ thirteen miles. This monster was made
at the gun factory ut Washington. All
the guns fur the oregon were finished
eighteen months ago, hut nearly year
ha- h,ru consumed In lifting ny the nee.
s~Siry mechanism for Ia" tests and III
nhJrcting the guns to the usual tria,-
A. ~nn ~ the gun n0w On it, way Ia Ia,
oregon reaches san Francisco the truck
will lp hurried back to Washington f"i
another cargo ~ the -anr klnd. y,
time Is Ia be- lost II all the guns are Ia b,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
NiI,ItI UIIi.N>N.

The experience 49, draflN paid lot l., -
former management II IL" Atchl-on, To-
peka " Santa Fr railway has ahuudantlN
satisfied that corporation that nr" paper
organs de- not pas n" railroad aud the
experience 81 all N" pal"f- that have
ever trie,i II Prove that thrurgau hu-inr~-
falls long way short oi palug the
newspaper,
The Interests 81 ihr NEWSPAPER and ul
the railroad are identical. each needs thr
assistance II the other but whenever the
paper l. known h. be- owned lN, ~ under
the control 81, Ia" road. IL influence l.
gone. What might hr accomplished fur
thu benefit ut thu road, l., an independent
paper IA u friendly waN. would lr -ur" ui
defeat # advocated ~ an ugLu. ~,
IS"plr want the m.w-pdi"r ami the uul
Rad /" zach attend to IT. own nu-lur--
aud II -Irll, both {" mN them
IN regard /" IA" .lorl ~ t~ouI lhr~
dal- agu from ihr La vegas optic. alnul
the santa r. rnaI going h. mak" "A &"
gan ou, ri the NlhIu"lu" b"m"cru ",
aTr SOM tu ~AN ~ h"lIrNrU /. not true
StT, hTdu-'' dll organ T. just lhr at uI
competitor that w. lkr h'-i lul Nriuul
brllrNr II iur twu rra-"u- iir-t hrrtu-,
the road hi- hai all IA" experience u
that line that II la. any u-r tuf, AMI SEQ
0nd, hrau~r the pfr-"ui uidnag"f- "i TIA
road Atr altogether lu .hrrwd iu an
Themselves With u minority, im-ln"-, T.
bu-inr~- IN railroad AFFAIR. H. We'll ~ II
Other matters. tIId there l. uu man ~ lh
country Nhu knows any better than
bushes ~ lining up on the -huri -idr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
MUSICAL CLUB.
Well Attended Meeting OF the Musical
and Dramatic Club.

wrll.att"nh"d aud very enthusiastic
meeting II AlhuIurtpur'- Musical aud
Dramatic club was held last evening at
the office ~ llr. thamlTrlin. The rn.
trttalnmrnt committee reported having
under consideration the program for the
clubs initial entertainment. They Will
announce their decision IN the D.attct at
u special meeting a. T called al an early
date. rhry promise something new IN
thu line II aulu-rmrnt-. and will give
careful attention Ia the casting " what.
ever they put on. The rrport II the treas
nrrt was very encouraging, and proves
the lively interest the members take IN
thu clubs welfare VI present there are
on the rolls ~ the club - mrmlrrS. aud
among them are numbered some II NJ.
hulurrpur'S most popular young men,
and there Is growing dc~ir" on the part
II the .,oung men uf the city to become
mrlnhrr-.
The matter ~ rlrcting musical
director came up at last evening" meet.
ing, and Edward GfunStrld. the pnpulal
AMI talented musician, who has shown
his abilit! ~ u composer WAS unani
mou.l! elected Ia act IN the capacity 81
musical director. Frank Lee has been
appointed stage manager. and his pre-
,inls lahors IN connection with thcatri
Gals RENDERS him competent a. fulhll IN,
duties In an acceptable manner. viii
such talent at command AMI the evident
desire Ia give only such entertainments
~ will please. the clubs productions thi'
season cannot fail Ia find support from
amusement loving Albulurrpucans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
Visiting Aiiorn-ys.

The territorial capital, lovely santa fc
Is represented to-day AT the meeting oI
the New Mexico bar association 10y the
following lawyers: r. l.. Bartlett. 4. l..
Morrison. Max Frost, X, r.. Twitchrll
Eugene 4. fiSkr. l.. q. Read. Benz. NJ
Read. Robert r.. Gortner. II. :. Clancy, j
T., Victory and E. 4. Spices.
;. h, Nrwcomh. j. Il. MrFir, \. h. Fall
", II. II. Llrwrllyn and X, Il, Young ARE
here from Las cruces. while llul,. Miguel
Salazar arrived last night from Las We.
gaS.
SW"rru, the TEN cit, south Of the me
troIoliS, Is represented 10y \, A. Freeman
Silas Alexander and ". :. Williams.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

\ man b, the name II +, II, Stucks,
presumably If i,rrman descent, got I'll II
yesterday mornings early train and was
shown the way Ia Pace ~ Bells short ~
der restaurant, and while there Was dis,
covered Ia he insane by the night clerk
who immediately sent Tor Marshal Clay
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

gTratIy shoftened. II also promotes the
secretion Of an abundance Of nourishme
for the child.
Nr. DopA A. GrrHptp ~ OnAi>y. Cs-,lo- O.,
PISS. writes when I hcgHn taking DE-
Pierce's Favothe Pre- = rp,iun. was not able 10
stand on my feet without suffering almost desth.
Nov I do all my homework washing, cooking,
sewing and everything frt my family ~ eight. I
am stOuter now than have heeu In siH yesrN
Your Pavotite Prescription u the lies. 10 taxa
before confinement. - NJ least proved 90 With
me. I never suffered 49, little vlh any VI my
ehildrsu a. ! did 9TH my lss,."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Mr.. this, rr,,~.rr,l,u, .ul,ru,, Of the
H., I.,,,'., ...,,,,, 49,, .,..,
"''' ~ "''''''' '"'' ''. '''''''''
~" lt"lli VI" r"INrt l"\l-, hhH ~ r"I
~ldrrHtiun used hl- influence with ~"
vu,rtnnr a. l,,, u,,i,' -,.ri,ur,. uulaw
1,,,, ,..,,.,..,,,, .n.,,
'"'' ~" f''
i've That he roGllll d'uN H. Therefor" u"
owns up, hut SAY II Wa a "frr." NnI
"a. r,,.s,,u. II v,- Mr. ,,,, n,.r,, u
,
""!''' W. '"II''". '""'''' !" "' l'".
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
Afternoon Teas.

FIN llartwrll, III her last -!ndicat" M.
tlrlr, say. II don't recommend any @IH-
cml brand II tea for Afternoon u'cluck~
du, however. know all ab"ut the best
tea H. taxi AT night. Parks lea will Ger
aiull clear your complexion AMI purity
Your hlsh, You viii E surprised AT the
improvement If Iou take cup II Parks
lea each night" aold 10y pr, lhu~. II,
HuTpi,.s n ~oll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

The county Jail has been ~ glIlw ~ a
graveyard t"r several days h" ~'hgs
aud laughter aud loud voices have hrrn
huSh,sl IN account II the illness Il rhll,
lip tank, who l. yer, lnw with typhoid
fever hut Whu l. rrIurled ~ slightly bet
ter to-day II seems surprising that
MrSsrs Jones and Murph! can manage I"
keep such number ~ ISsoplr quiet tnt
that length ~ time. Even the pretty ut
tie Jail baby scarcely ever cries
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
ANNUAL CONFiRINCE.
southern TcthoiiSt> INSET at Dcmlng dni
Hold All Interesting Session.


southern HcthnilSt> INSET at Dcmlng Lni
Hold All interesting session.
Rev VIM l.. layton. preceding elder
81 The albuquerque district. \"w N,\tt"
|rul.trfrucr VI. r.. hutch -"utl. returned
| from lIrmIug last night. Wh,rr lhr an
| uudl cuulrr"ucr has just hrrn hrli, ami
a. "" -upp,~c ia" rrhlrr- 81 lu ,lIl.
rs viii br glad 1" kuu~ whrtr the
| prrar'rr- h Tat Denomination al. -rni
let the cuuung year W. puhu,h thrm
! he conference" Opened "n A-l llIr~-
! diN, september 2t, N-hup .I"-,ph krN, ut
/ Shrrman. lcNa-, prr-lIIug, with Robert
Ii"ig-"u, IT NlnIurri =" ~ secretary.
From III" rrlrrrt- 81 lur preachers thrrr
! have been more mrnlrr- taken into the
! church than during ANY previous lrar.
| The \rH Mr\Irn conference, embrace.
all " the territory ri \rw Mexico 4, we'll
a. ihfrr charge. m l,Na.. namely ri
! ra~n. rcu- ilN and \lluu,,. ~,\rutrru
stations and rltrult. IN all twn presiding
elder districts. VIZ. \llu,uurr,Il,,. and ri
| pt.n. uiu, rhuryr. IN the ufm,.t and
eight IN the, latter
Rev. CLAYTON .a,. the citizen. II Dem.
inc nutdld Themselves IN h,,-nltuIit, I'm.
uIur "tryaf,li,.,- ,( rnlrr ar tr,,, ION. r,r.
! llir,u." The rltilru, ON, and all threw
open their house, To- the Visitors and teak
care If them IA fine .t>r. lnrnldln, moi
unh the ,.rmhrr- Of lh,, rnui,t,uc,, Inn
.,,.,,. ,hn,,.. coming from th. surrounding
rorn,r .otu. canning a distance, If nm,
or .,N,nt, ,Nr milo. lh,. r,uf,rrurr
SESSIONS W,r. h,ld each corning frn,u :,
,o T. o.r,ncA. Tia. rr,t.nl the, da, being IL.
,nird IA rr,,t,ltt,. v,,k pr..,htuy
each la, AT 5o'cInck and ;:,nr. m. ON
sunday lin. L,,,.,u,r, I,,., MA. ihr,,n
,r.,u fer ih,, free. us, ,f th,. conference.
auI -,r,ir,. Nrr,. h.lI th,r,. tu.t,,J ,r n,
tn. rhurrh,, A. had n,,u intended
The Conference. Animal Missionary
meeting un. h,IL AN o,uutJn, ,,,u,n,,
re-. + N ~t,,rus,u. utI, N,., rr,.,I,L
and I'M. ,,dIr.,- w,. I,l,,.r.L Il, Hi.h,r
k,, wh, Lrid In. ,n.t .ud,.ur, .r,Ii.
Ih,,uL far mar, Than AN h,ur in ~, me-.
..,,', ,'',,., 49,, ,''",
'"''"' VI ''' ""''', VI ''"" anu '"ia''
olI SUNDAY Ia" bishop preached III the
morning and ordained the class " ,lra.
r,us In IA, nft.ru,.,u rt.nrhiu,, u,.
;, 49,.
"s"'" 'u' "'"'' W Wv u"!' "'"I "n'rI
preaching In the evening h, Rev. T.. e.
EIIiug,,u az ia, ~ p,., I-,r;,,
h,nP NJ. """'"''' 'h' c'"ST ~ ''nerH
Ia" Trl"rtS show II churches valued al
&2i,1,u; H. parsonavrs. valued Al kStau,
o,y, n,,mh,,s an ,n,.r.,..nt mr., ,in,i,,
: Wv ''' - "" WV '"s
'h' YEAR INFANT" h"p'iI'"' "' nhl'ir
baptized, l!S, ~ sunday schools, with
IN. nr,arh.rs w.r. Stationed -. tl.
,,w..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

" mrwlus ui the board "l l"ult'u.
tar, commissioners Yesterday Mtrlusu
th,rr wrrr prr-rut Mr--r, - \ lindl'N
president " r. llanr, SECRETARY, j. VI,
NallrI. II j. Young Il, \. khra Elrhafi
Hudson auI AhIan Anriua, hld- i"l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

F;om n letter written 10y Rev. j. Gun
drrnan, II Dimondalr. Mich, W. are per.
mtt,Si Ia make this extract II have no
hesitation IN recommending pr. Kings
New Discovery. ~ the results were al
most marvellous IN the case ~ my wife.
While was pastor II the Baptist church
nj Rl>r- Junction Abe was brought down
with pneumonia succeeding In grippe.
Terrible paroxyslnS III coughing would
last hours with little interruption aud IL
seemed ~ II she could not survive them.
4 friend recommended Dr. Kings New
Discovery, II was quick In it, work and
highly satisfactory In it, rerults." Trial
hritlrs free at Dr. Thos. II. Burgess Il
sons drug store. Regular size are toe
and 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
III RAILROADS.


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iIr NN'rtU 'rD,hI viii turn u,r t."
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.ltusrr = .lN Cot TO- u,>' twu months
Or ,N. 't-,'lu wrk,l
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
wIAtHnR-cR0P BULLETIN.
Report " bureau Director HerSey for
tine Meek EndlnH Otinhef s.

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Las, .ur,...v .,..u,,r a.. .,u,.rI,i with .,,
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