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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
New sousty Omr,Ais.

The new county officers will he installed
~ their respective offices next W-'inrs
dSy, aud Tux CirkEN wishes each and
every one Il them happy New Year
aud pheasant aud proh,Ahle experience
during their term Il uthc-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
uh.S are s.ood Looking

The Eu,rr,ri-" Will hri lie lart nr~
lrrrr that ia" SILVER Cty school marmr
form the m"rt h"auttiul h",y "i young
lailr= At Albuquerque, durlus the .ducn.
uouHl C"uNrntiuu huw IA rrrrr"n. For
beauty aud brnlur they beat the tern.
tory silver city Ent"rprlrr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
a y~,-raa OF ,h. Mexican war,

Oak HArhor. OH" Il met George o.
Momsny, an old veteran Of the Mexican
war, on th. streets to-day. who told me
n- that Ai,-r reading about Simmons
Liver Regulator he bought a b0,tle, and
III. iir., three dos-s gave him immssilate
r-li-f-Geoige Goslins. Your druggist
sells |, In powder or liquid-lhs powder
tn l,- taken dry or made into VA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
H.irn Amateur Mas refs

Editor. ,uS"u
pl"sr" giN" space IN your rrwry col
uuus +" ny rruutt 4 the ALuN" nam, d
'nlru'"d company c"mi"-ed II lIrl"n
young tween Rri mrmlHi- e ~" Acme
.luh
TIE performance i,.,k place a, the hall
4 th" club, IT, gG,r. Hni 10y : O'clock
every seat VS. taken, When the cur'Nln
rrpr "Nr,.lrf to- N."N company IT hne
Irok INK, VEL dressed young culor'd gen
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IA" With Instruments really Go ~" nj the
all d tu" hrN' man
Ac, 1T. Chorus. "Comr Along SIN
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p,'m Clouds Away" w"r' t. say ia"
.r..,, suul, AMI th" jokes made our'S
-iir pch" with daughter
A. - \ Gra" entitled Truthful
Jatu"-.' characters hring Truthful
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p'rg 'n. h.rug "i trutufl servant.
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,iri,u-" AMI laughter
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pay the Irirr at alrnlr-iun, bat 'N" Who'll,
p.r ufmsurt SAs Al. thnugh MT rrutrs
,lrual-. aui "uly giving entertainments
irr Amusement, 'nly rhI"ruug tu cover
II~ur--, they ~"uli deserve hIg h"ur,
even ~ larger place w-r" Their" enough
NOR" ~ ia" company TIA" rnug- w-r,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
nrit. BeN h.ditor

ChSrlrr lsnh,nd, also called "cnlnu-l."
whu has been writing hr recent "hrll
box editorials IN the Albuquerque D-mn.
rat, har been giving checks, over there,
without any funds N the bsnk, tn meet
them
The above ~ from III. Las Vegas Optic
llr ,- IA" same skunk nf An individual
that pruI,nr-s Ia advertise the editors ut
THE I.rILES III all the "pr-nr As-"ciA
tnur aud leagues IN the Culird = aztec"
for taking his gu'si-nAmr N vain lie IA
-tink"r II the nw-pt class. although h-
claims To- hr n routhrtnrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
'kVrrJ dAJ nut SUNDAY
cos SECTIONS.


'kvrrJ ,iAJ nut SUNDAY,
coasECTioRs.
ALBuaunHauG A. T n. v h. los all
ASA fuAk santa BE- rt~.cutt a Ph,rn,I raiI
va, for Fort ~hipple AIi fr-~co't, uihnsc ton
with stage lines Tor Is''n'S W central Ansonb
BLAZE Nevada sNYuthern lk5iluAI tuf hREN.k
and cunne,tiun With stag" lines TO NAnd-i LlH
AMI m,uins dl-trirts North
bAssrov S,uth-Tn california ilzil-ay tor
La Ans~ls~, san Di.~fu and other suutheit tai
MoJAvs Southern Pacific kAii-.y ~ .
rranri-co, narrainsnt" and other h'Ttheru ell
forum poinis.
PULLMAN PALACE IiEEpik, CAnr.
M change IL mad" toy slsspins car pas.-' s~'s
bet v.-n Gan Frsnc,-'o aud han~as tity, - an
Diego and las Angeles nnd Chicago,
The crest Middle Route Across enc
American Continent.
In connection With the railway. of the at
W koute.'
LIBERAL NASAuEMR>T;
EXCELi;khI ,AltohhoDAdioNs
ri rUhEsoUE SCESr"f'
The srssd Canon sf tAs colorado, the most suo-
lime ~ Natures work - the Earth can sesiiy bs
on this r,,.d. 10 the 'sasrsi Bridss Of Ai,sosa
s.cuy b. this Inns. ~ ~. The Ast,.s. ,sa's.
a g.. az, V ~ T.. as.s i s.:..,. s..,
nso.. sss end nsr,e At the treas OF tss
Dss': rss. hunt tnp IN II. 'sSas ~
tnd inisr-st 10 the ru y ~ the pr~-hi.'osi Gave
and Ciih Dvellers. ' - tho lonse-, sni,ies
", A. BltSkLl
tie, sal Peeaenss- Assri,
han Franc'se% "a 'nd Albn9n'nius Y. v,
| n. 4. VAS sLIuE, T. Il. uAniE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
Omr~rs elected

OhrAr division y" ~. - X G elected
the following uihc-rr for 1875 " u.
Barney, chi"fcunductnr &. A Berry, ar.
-irt at chIrf cuniuctnr, l. W Rnhrrtp,
r'p.r"taiy aud treasurer; A W W-llp.
rruiur conductor J j. l,unurlly, junior
conductors john DAvrrn. inside sentinel
WIN M,C,urk-u, uutridr sentinel; : h
Wa ,c. delegate, |. r. clifford. sll-ruHt.
i"l"galr Thirteen times ~ -IccraHion l..
" R"l~ria has h-,u rlrrt,-i secretary fnr
the conductors, which IL convincing proof
nf hir ELI ,rucy ard popularity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
ntrlAtss tAtls ss.


stgnmrnt thts err tsH
The biggest surprise the business cir
cleo ~ Albuquerque has had fnr years
came THE morning In the nature of n ~.
port tn the effect that Lnw-nthal A M-y.
ere, the well known Guld avenue whole.
sale liquor merchants, had made an ~.
sicum,ui H. " II Childrr aud VI Man.
dell, aud thinking that there must be .
mirtak" Humrw here. TuE CITIZEN mAn
hSIl"l Mr. Msnlrll, who ruh-iAntist-d
the r-IWr, aud alta 81 that he was then
"u' occurring the required brnie ~ one
II the nssigu-.p
Sir Meyers, he junior member ~ the
arm. rallri 1T IHK tiTiLES office and
stated that their liabilities are about tt5,.
90 and assets Ahnut t760 The tail.
ur-, 80 snyr Mr.. Meyers, WAS causssi by
the hrm heavily endorsing tr Jacob
B"'hm, who committed ruirid" N Denver
-nm- years ago, aui other endorsements
Tia" failur" n not caused 10y lack " husi.
ur-, fur II has hr-n aud IL nov hrrt claHr,
aud the ruurrr taken Was uIun the all.
vice II the trims attorney, and for the
T. ,rI"-" nfpr,,~r,iug Legitimate creditors,
! fur under the new ruling oi Judge Collier.
~ iu prumirHnr) nu,rr. the DrnV-r cr-lI.
| tore count place the business ~ the firm
| ~ n much more complicated aud financial
Embarrassment stock II bring taken To-
| LAY, aud the huriurHH will b- continued
under IA" A-signr"r
THK tIrIEKS rrgrrtA the present little
! Hurry ~ ia" SfAts ~ Lnwrnthal a Mry-
! "rr, but ~ AwArr, sine. al explanation
hAr been made. that the course pursued
| " the proper one from n strict hurin-Hr
puiut IT view They will br all right ~
= short tune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

Aaeaa of The IIIA

" ,uout luss, Reference furnished
AlIrrz " & Archer, III Pann, T-IAs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

81 the pleasure " gazing upon them by
the captain The club will rc.urHsni,e
in the early sI~,ng time, AMI 4, nov lo,ks
49, Il the IinciunA,i k'Si stockings, mem
hers ~ Tie Ns,ior II lrsgu-. Will open the
new haze tall para iu he built uu north
FIRE, street. Succ"-r tn the colts again
10" coming p-as,,u, and - connection
rus CifilsS Wishrs each nrl every mem.
her harry Sew Year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05
Atlantic u Pacific R. 4.

wflTrthS DIslAIOS.
A. y. WALESH, las J. NU'ouE, JostPn {
NIIEoS, he-ivrru.
tOSutNHtU IINi IAult NuH
In knsct Sunday November 4, Issa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

sSEvERy PACKAGES
T.; T. Hi ssii .;s co. & ~ Ss q. S;c..s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-05

PULLMAN PALACE ILERpiSu CAnr.
NJ change 10 mad. toy sls.pins car pss~-i s-,s
bet vw-n san fr.uct-ro aud kanNas t1ty,
Diego and lst. Angeles aud chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-07
FRONT ELEVATION.

BILE or an insect. 1t is always found 40
the foot of large myrtle trees that have
beautiful red flowers on their stems,
and beautiful creeping clematis as
white as the snow. The Maoris call
this tree by the name of rata. The
aweto buries itself among the roots OF
the rata, few inches below the
ground, and there lives until it is full
grown, when it undergoes a most won
derful change. The spore of n vegeta.
bic fungus, termed by naturalists
Sophoeria Robertsii, fastens itself to
the neck of the caterpillar, just be-
tween the head and the first ring, and
then grows upwards to the height of
from 0 to inches. Many people assert
that there is never more than one stem,
but such is not the case, for some havo
been found with two stems, although
very rarely.
The stem shoots up out of the ground,
above where the caterpillar is living,
about 2 or inches; below the earth
il grows into the aweto, until it fills up
every possible space within the outer
skin without changing the form Of the
insect in the slightest way whatsoever,
but simply substituting a vegetable
matter for animal matter. AS soon as
this takes place both the plant and the
caterpillar become dry and hard and
die, but retain exactly the same form
as when alive. The whole has a brown
color, and the insect appears a wooden
caterpillar, with a huge horn standing
up from the back of It's neck. How the
caterpillar manages to propagate it's
species no one can tell. Usually the
the caterpillar becomes chrysaiis. the
chrysalis changes into moth, the moth
lays eggs, and these eggs again become
caterpillars, and SO ON without stop
ping. Many reasons are given why tho
plant shoots up from the back OF
the neck of the aweto. One is
that the aweto has n Shiny substance
oozing out from its neck, which, while
the aweto is boring at the foot of tho
rata tree for its only focd,' catches the
seeds of the fungus and holds 1t fast
there till the latter begins 70 grow.
When 1t has sucked all the vegetable
life out of the aweto it must naturally
die, for II finds no further nourishment.
The aweto Is often found in large num-
bcrs.-Boston Transcript.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-07

which viii have a width Of 3 feet 0
inches.
The three mnntcls shown willbe of a
colonial dcaign, with facings and
hearths Of tilo. All interior wood work
win receive three coats of hard oil. All
exterior wood work win receive three
coats Of paint, including the printing.
All glass viii be American double
thick, FREQ from defects of all kinds.
The front door VIII have beveIcd
glass panel, rs shown ON elevation. All
carving showing ON elevation win be of
composition, planted on.
All limestone used must be free from
stains and impcrfections. The stone
work showing above grade line will be
random range rock, face block, tuck
pointed, with blnc-gray colorcd co
mcnt. All brick 70 be Of a hnrd-burncd
quality. For the chimney showing
above roof use red pressed brick with
/ tuok-pointing cement the Same color.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-07

ond floors are double, with felt paper
between.
The reception hall, parlor, sitting
and dining-rooms viii bc of red oak.
All second-story floors viii be of pine,
and all shingles of cedar. The entire
first and second floors will receive one
coat of brown mortar and one coat fin
ishing plaster Of paris. All hardwood
doors win be veneered.
The reception hall and dining-room
floors win be of red oak. Kitchen,
pantry and bathroom floors win be OF
maple. All doors win be 2 feets inches
wide, except front and vestibulc doors,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-07

joists, plates and timbcrs Of every kind
viii be of the best grade, free from
knots and defects. All outside walls
will be shcathed and furred on the in
side, between the studs, 70 admit of
being lathed to receive q brown coat Of
mortar for back plastering.
The size of reception hall is 7x15 feet;
parlor, 14x15 feet; sitting-room, 131Sx
Is feet; dining-room, l3Nxi6 feet;
kitchen, 12x13 feet; chambers, 141Sx15
feet; 13j<x10 feet, and 12x131<, and
bathroom, s15x11 fee
All rooms are of convenient size
and well arranged. The first and sec
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-07
PAPER PULP PIPES.
Reaching state of Perfection In Unity
and Appearance.

Reaching state OF Perfection In Unity
and Appearance.
The experiments with the new paper
pulp pipes, which are made on pretty
much the same principle as the fiber
pail, have demonstrated, it is said, that
the idea will eventually prove success-
full. AS IL now stands the handmade
pipes, formed from crudely-worlxcd and
rregularly-subducd pulp, are not very
attractive In appearance, nor well
enough made TO warrant that they
will stand the wear and tear to
which street water pipes are sub
jccted. However, IL would be moro
OF wonder, remarks an English
trade journal, II the plan Of making
the water pipes should be a booming
success from the start. Time and cx-
pcriments are essential TO the develop
ment Of all new things.
With each new test of the proposed
pipes step in advance Is made, and
this would seem TO indicate that after a
few more trials perfection will have
been attained. The matter as IL now
stands Is given as follows; Paper pulp,
in which there is fairly good fiber, Is
agitnted with water and run into molds
and cast into the form CT the ordinary
water pipe. The same molds that arc
used IN connection with casting iron
pipes are employed. The mode Of pro-
cedurc Ks substantially the sane. OF
course there arc various strengthening
materials compounded with the pulp,
otherwise it would not stand any grcat
pressure.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-07

A single log, 80 feet long, - feet In
diameter, and containing i0.15s feet Of
lumber, was cut from a tree fclled In
Mason county, Wash. This log was
cut or % feet from the butt Of the tree.
Several short logs measuring IL feet in
diameter were cut from the lower part
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-07

Furnish screens for all windows and
doors. The entire basement win DO
cementcd
The basement viii be divided into
coal rooms, fruit room, furnace room
and laundry. The entire house win be
piped for gas and furnace. The owner
win furnish the shelf hardware.
GEORGE A. w. KNIT
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-07
The sTRANoEsT INSECT.

IL Is Half Vegetable and IL Found IN
Now Zealand.
The awcto. al the Maoris or natives
of New Zcalssji call it, or Hipialis
virescens, as nat@ralists term It, Is
found in New Zealand, and is vegcta-
bic caterpillar Of from to inches in
length. and, so far, science has not
been able 20 say whether it Is vegeta-
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-09-24

sponsible with the manufacturers, and
In sim pie prot CElcn IF self interests
any purchaser OF an appliance the sub
Set OF pending litigation or likely to
De involve d in costly infringement pro
ceedIngs ahOult exercise due caution
Patent litigation has now bees m so
tedious and RI C essa' lily of such long
and uncertain duration, i'll d 4ition to
the cnOrm US expense to which 1t sub
jects contestants that man manufac
turers ara III a moral aerse at least
crImInalIv Negligent III their ind Har
eLca TO Existing pa~ent rights possibly
l~ntTinged Dy lhem, and are oftentimes
enabled TO commune sufficiently long to
Withdraw with their prutiEs. or fleet a
compromise OF their own direct re
spOneIbiii'y, end leave the usually in
nOcen user to make reparatiOn.-
American DAirymaD.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-09-24
BUFFALO

Every body is familiar with the mo
of Buffalo Bill the famous Wes'e"
scout, who was the most trusted s,,'u.
and guide for U. s. soldiers and III
grants in the last thirty years. He :
as brave as a lion and shrewd as the
most cunning Comanche Indian. He
at one time, could hardly eat a meal
unless he had kill at least a dozen In
dams just previous, and the sight of
him mounted on his famous horse ives
sufficient to stampede a small army OF
Indians, they believing he bore b
charmed life
But Indian warfare soon ended ssn3d
and Mr.. Cody William z. Cody is his
real came Started a unique show, con
sisti, e of cowboys and Indians. Il
was received with delight in many
! American cites and finally went to
Europe Tlere it drew immense crowds
and the ST oW finally returned to
America and was n of the chief at
fractions at the Worlds Fair. THIS
great circus travels on Two trains, car
ries more people and horses than Bar
NUNS show, hence it only appears in
large cities But while en- route to At
lanta the show will stop at a few points
in North Carolina. 1t will appear at
Raleigh, Wilmington. Goldsboro.
Greensboro, Ashev lille, Salisbury and
Charlotte Many curious LeopIe FRI m
foreign lands have been added in the
past few years James A Bailey, of
the Barnum circus, is nov a parCner
with Buff lo Bill, and that iusures the
greatest show Of the kind on earth. It.
will be at Raleigh Wednesday, October
9th.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-09-24
GRAND ALLIANCE Rally.

Wayne County Alliance will have a
grand Alliance rally at Salem church,
four miles north of Goldeboro, on Wed
nesday September 25@h, 1895 Speakers
will be announced later. All Alliance
men, with their families. and all per.
ons friendly to the Alliance, are in
vited to come with full baskets.
DIR J E PERSON,
@, H. BROGDEN,
@. + r. KORNEGAY,
Committee.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-09-24

correspondence OF the Progressive FARMER
FAIR GROVE, N. @.
The Alliance in this Davidson
county is not yet as entirely dead as
some of our friends % would be glad
to have it.
Sugar Grove Sub-Alliance at its last
meeting had some new additions and
all the brethren seemed to be filed Wild
new energy and determination to push
forward.
The AlIiancemen Of Davidson are
looking forward to a good time at the
grand rally, which will be at Ihomas
vile on the 21st of this month we
trust that it's il fHence will spread
throughout the country m commune
To grow in the hearts of A liancemen
until every ~backs'ider shall be reclaim
ed and enlisted in the service Of his
country.
To the observing and thinking man
the Alliance is more of a necessity to
the farmer now than when it was first
organized. JOHN Il MILLER.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-09-24
HOW's This!

WeoRsP One Hundred Dollars reward for asv
ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Ray,s
GBkaTrh Cure.
FL CHENEY & CO., Toledo, q.
We, the undersigned, have known E +
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transaction.
and financially able to carry out any obligations
made By their firm.
WEST &TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists. ToIa5o n
gists, Toledo, o.
Ha4l's Cstarrh Cure is taken internally ART
L9gdIrecGy Ponth blood and mucous s1rfscea
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-09-24
BRAVE BANK EXAMINER,
He Told the Plain Truth and Got Fired

He Told the Plain Truth and Got Fired.
MEMPHIS, Tenn Sept 10 -Leona,d
B Plumlee, National Bank Examiner
for Tennessee, has been requested to
produce his resignation by the Treas
ury Department, by order of the Presi
dent, because of his position on the
silver question. Mr.. Plumlee has
spoken several times in the State in
answer to Josiah Patterson, boldly a d
voCating the free and unlimited com
age of silver at a ratio of Is to l. He
didn't hesitate to criticise the financial
policy of the administration.
He asserted in one of his speeches
that the Federal Treasury Is virtu tly
in the hands of foreign receivers, who
are manipulating the finances of this
g luntry TO silt themselves. and it ia
said that remark Is what aroused the
ire of the President. Mr.. Plumlee All
he will resign and at once take the
stump in Tennessee for silver.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-09-24
STATE ALLIANCE ENDORSED
N. c. Railroad Lease Condemned.

N. c. Rail! DAD Lease Condemned.
Whereas the State Alliance passed
resolutions concerning the contem
plated lease of the North Carolian rail
road.
Resolved that Brinklyville Alliar"f
endorse the action of the State AZ
lance.
2 That we condemn the action OF C:e
B )ard of Directors al d the governor.
8 That these resolutions be seDT IN
the Progressive FARMER for publ ca
ton.
T. r. BOWENS s -.