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The courier., 1895-04-13

This has fought the battle field commanding officer
has held honorable the councils OF his and OF the
nation and by ee on and appointment has filed positions
Of exalted trust Whether Office holder holder private
citizen he has always been devoted supporter Of his He
has mingled with politicians and is himself politician But the
touched him. Holding where
could easily have enriched himself by methods that pub
lie officials regard entirely legitimate he has been
unusual degree and today after having held such Offices
United States and governor Of territory and his
stock Of worldly goods much smaller than the accumuaton OF
many who have only had city council He
guided in his official by desire do right and all the
lobbyists the hone could him from his
pose He honest
The courier., 1895-04-13

He Of the most familiar figures Lincoln He has states
Whened locks tell OF many years and busy life He
modest bearing and content live out the remainder OF his
private citizen He honor his party and his country
He honest He has been tried and he has remained
honest
The courier., 1895-04-13

Sometimes people have criticised him for the shortcomings Of
those who held office him. Like Grant he always trust
ed his friends He has the greatest confidence humanity and
when evil reports those whom he trusted reached him he slow
believe them 1t for him to believe that
whom he epod confdencchs have betrayed his
An honest himself he liked believe that other
honest
The courier., 1895-04-13

When the be the LINCOLN ICE CO..
Is on the wagon they have pond ce l949 Street
The courier., 1895-04-13
captain
|CUTTLE'S
| WATCH

to make it watch seldom exalted but
never excelled."
Our new stock of watches are the
such operation. They are only $500.
Diamonds and
SilverWare, too.
j. b. TriCke< Sc Co.
The courier., 1895-04-13

Had to be pushed
back a halt hour
in the morning and
a quarter Of an hour
in the afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-23
SHORT sNAPPERs.

When man runs for office the voter
should ask: Has he paid his taxeS?"
John Stevens is out He couldn't
stomach so much anarchist.
C. Fahey can't be bull-dOzed and will be
the next alderman from the Sixth ward.
The Pie Hunters ticket is trying to
disgrace old Ireland by the wearing of the
green ribbon.
A vote for the pie Hunting BoodIers"
means u strengthen and perpetuate the
present corrupt county ring.
If Tug can keep about four candi-
dates in the field the race becomes inter
sting.
Col. Huston will tell about the fellow
who has not paid taxes for fourteen years
tonight at the Young Mems Elmendorf
meeting.
Alderman Jack Daugherty, the LIGHT
is glad to learn, has decided to keep out
Of politics, and attend strictly to selling
real estate.
The comments Of the Express on Al
derman Mackey'S card are both hair
splitting and ridiculous. Read again sec
tion 246 Of the city charter.
The Mergenthaler dropped stitch"
this morning, and left out the strongest
man on the Want Pie" ticket,-John j.
Stevens.
Conductor Joe MARTINEZ, on the West
End car line, is hot supporter for Brian.
He talks politics while he eats and sleeps,
yet he holds his job.
The LIGHT is sure in it, for that big
cushion chair for the recorders office; be-
cause, If West End does not get there,
Peter will.
County Commissioner Dwyer has been
indicted in half dozen cases, violations
of the election law. He runs init Their
machine" Of the Big Six.
When little anarchist tells you he has
boycotted the LIGHT, ask him how much
taxes does he pay" You can also bet his
credit is below par at any tirst-class sa-
| loon.
| A few little meaSly Anarchists are rum
ming around telling candidates that they
are boycott the LIGHT. Keep 1t up.
We bought a new press on the last boy
cot, and we hope this time you will help
us put in Mergenthalers, so we can put
on airs like the Express.
During the last city election Captain
Fritz RusSi, had corralled out in the
Third ward about 300 aliens trimming
brush and smoking cigarettes. This time
Bart's foremen have got them doing some
needed work on the streets, and the
Boodler's ticket are not happy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-23
LIGHT FLASHES.

Attend the big sale Thursday,
at the Mammoth Stores" l.. Wolf
son. % 1t
Private car "Iolanthe" with
Colonel Silby, the wealthy seed
man Of Rochester, n. Y, and party
on board, arrived over the Inter
national and Great Northern, from
the north yesterday, en- route to
Southern California, via the South
ern Pacific.
Come tonight and hear
speech on Management of our
city's finances during Callag han
reign" at Shafer d Brad ems hall,
l25 Commerce st. 90 1t
High waters in the west are
daily delaying the Southern Paci-
fic east bond passenger train into
San Antonio several hours.
BE on time Thursday for the
big special sale at the "Mammoth
s JOres." l.. WOlfson. l % Ut
The two new enclosed trolley
cars Of the Rapid Transit line, re-
Gently received here, were put into
service this morning.
Wanted 500 families in this
city to buy buttermilk from r. H.
Kersey, West End. / % 2t*
st. Mary's Branch, Catholic
Knights, held a business meeting
last night.
Young Men g ElmendOrf club
will meet tonight at Shafer &
Braden's hall. 125 Commerce ST.
All are invited. l % 1t
San Antonio club reception
last night was very we'll attended
and all participants in the festivi-
ties seem to have been we'll salts
fed. The rooms were beautifully
decorated.
In chronicling the death Of
Mrs. Wilhelmina Klein, an error
was made in Mondays Issue by
emitting the name Of Mr.. Louis
Klein, of Chicago, as being a son of
the deceased. Mr.. l.. Klein paid
the family a visit some three
months ago, and little did he think
that this was the last time he
should see his mother.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-23
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
Cases Disposed of in This Tribunal
This MORNING

Opinions were handed down as follows
in the Fourth Court Of Civil Appeals to-
day:
The Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railway company VS., ii. l..
johnson, from Medina; reversed and re-
manded.
Seth M. Lewis VS.. F. II. Davidson, from
Kimble; affirmed
w. NJ. Hampton, ST.. VS.. w. M. Hamp-
ton, Jr., ct al, from Guadalupe; affirmed.
Hannah Munk ct al. VS.. Henry Weld
ner, Jr, from Guadalupe; reversed and
remanded.
MOTIONS.
M. L. Dickson VS.. the City OF San An
Antonio, from BeXar, for leave to file
transcript; granted.
The San Antonio Street Railway COM
pany VS.. Val Mechler ct al, from Bexar,
for rehearing; overrued.
The Galveston, Harrisburg an d San
Antonio Railway company VS.. j. F.
Crawford, from Bexar, for rehearing;
oVerruled
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-23
FoRGERIEs PERFORATED.
Three Commerce Street Business
Firms Cleverly Swindled.

The authorities are on the lookout for a
young man giving the name of H. d.
Newton on certain false checks on Groos
bank with Goodman & Pfeiffer's name
forged thereon.
He worked n. Becker, Military plaza
jeweler, Monday night, on one check, for
Sl2. He bought watch for 81 and re-
ceived s. in cash.
He also got Frank Bros, clothing mer-
chants on Commerce street, for Sc In cloth
ing and some little money, and at Sulli-
vans shoe store he purchased shoes and
received money on third check.
The bank refused to cash the checks, as
the firm of Goodman e Pfeitfer did not
bank with them, and in this way the
! forgeries were discovered. Newton rep
resented that he had worked for the firm
| three weeks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-23
LOCAL POLITICS.

CBY OUR DEMOCRATIC CoNTRIBUToR)
The filings made at the Citizens
ticket, formed by our best business
men and headed by Mr.. Elmen-
dorf, in the ill.omened approach OF
disaster known as the Express,
ought to be mercifully considered.
Mr.. Henry Vernon has tried to
build up the Democratic party,
which Mr.. Callaghan, with help Of
Republican Chairman Clifford, des-
troyed. The pitiful farce that ap-
peals are made to Republicans to
support the Elmendorf ticket be-
cause it is Republican is at once
exposed and becomes ridiculous
when people consider that 1t is
known to its formative committee
that Democrats, the writer Of this
among the number, urged the
nominations of more good
Republicans while the Re-
publicans urged the filling
Of places by Democrats. What
little dissension there was in the
committee of 4S was Immediately
healed--without any doctors on
the ticket in the convention, that
is now charged with having given
the people a Republican ticket,
when in truth and in faith it has
ii Democrats and s Republicans
only; while the Big Six ticket
is headed by the guardian chair.
man Of the joint committee and
accompanied for sanitary purposes
by DR.. Clifford, the old and pres
emit chairman Of one faction Of the
Republicans. That ticket can hard
ly have the cheek to oppose, as
Democratic monstrosity, so well
formed a ticket as that headed by
Mr.. Elmendorf, while the
full ticket is within the small
est fraction two-thirds Democratic.
How is it that the name Of J. J.
Stevens is ommitted on the Cal
laghan-Clifford-R ct al ticket
which, when it lost the Demo-
cratic ward candidate, has sub
stituted Republican who sought
shelter, under Elmendorf's wings
but found none, and who very re-
Gently was recommended by the
Republican party Differed by
Chiefman Mr.. Dignowity and
Scribeman Mr.. Grigg, to the city
council as a staunch Republican.
The leaving off Of Mr.. John Stevens,
name does not make any ticket
Democratic for it still has, president,
county physician; Ward Alder.
man, Medical Director and Repub-
Iican Chairman Clifford and other
Republicans on it, besides the one
who promised to abide by the &C
ton Of the Business Mems conveI :
zion and whose Staunch Repub-
licanism is vouched for from the
French building. Democrats aim
ing to help Democrats can scan the
two tickets and they will find that
E mendori has not only the most,
but that his ticket has on it the
best DEMOCRATS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-23
ARMY NEWS.

REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE LIGHT,
Sergeant II. Davis, signal corps, al
present on duty at Fort Brown, Texas,
and who has served with the Fifth CavaI-
ry at Forts Reno and Mcintosh. has been
ordered to take station at Fort Smelling.
Private ESseltiue, company F, Egh-
teenth Infantry, has been granted fur
Tough for three months.
Private Coats, Of troop b, Fifth Cavalry.
has been granted a furlOugh.
There is and Infantry dress parade at
the Upper Post every Tuesday and Fri
day evening at sunset.
Colonel Swaine, Twenty second Infan-
try, retired Yesterday. His retirement
promotes Colonel Casey. of the First.
Major Patterson. of the Third, Captain
Crandell, of the Twenty fourth, and Au-
CUR, Of the same regiment. This leaves
Capt; W; H. Mclaughlin, of the Twenty
third Infantry, senior captain Of that arm.
He viii gain his majority in May by the
retirement Of Major Crandell
Major Darlington, of the Inspector Gen
erals Department, late captain of the
Seventh Cavalry, has turned his six
months sick leave on surgeons certificate
II there Is anything on this earth that can
cure an army ailment IL is promotion on
the staff. Koch isn't in it with this
remedy.
Commissary Sergeant Moriarty, was
discharged yesterday on expiration Of
term of service. He re-enliStS this morn.
ing in the same organization. The ser
geant has twenty eight years service anC
butt" He is determined that this will
be his last enlistment.
The barracks and commisEary depart
ment at Port Townsend, Wash, werC
burned to the ground last night, nearl!
all Of the soldiers personal effects anC
camp eQuippage being lost. The ammu
milton in store exploded but without in
jury to life. The fire was caused by tn
explosion Of lamp.
Six army officers declined brevet durinl
the past year. A brevet is an empty hon
or anyway and certainly is a poor way o
compensating an officer, II any compen
sation is needed, for doing his duty as |
should be done, or for gallantry. II thu
brevet carried any privilege or emolumen
with it then there would be some sense +
its being conferred.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-23
1-21-15t
A Wedding

Mr.. Edward Ferlet and his sister, Miss
Rosa, OF Cottonwood Falls, Kas., are
visiting their brothers, Leo and T. A.
Ferlet, in this city.
Their visit is made in order that they
may be present this afternoon at O'Clock
at the wedding of Mr.. Leo Ferlet and
Miss Bette McKown, at the Camden
Street Christian church.
Mr.. L. s. Mckinney, Of Galveston,
uncle Of the bride, is also in attendance.
The brideois a charming lady OF Calves
ton, and Mr.. Ferlet is one of our most
popular young business men and X. of p.
They will be "at home at No. 12S Cali
fornia street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-23
Mr.. Fielder Satisfied.

The LIGHT is pleased to learn through
the inStrumentality of the "Mergentha-
Ter, that Mr.. Fielder, the popular mixol-
OgiSt, is still on good terms with his form
er employer, and that he decided to take
a little needed rest on his own account.
His late employer also informs the LIGHT
that he and Mr.. Fielder are the best of
friends, and that there was no misunder-
standing on account of politics.
The LIGHT can say, however, the item
was not manufactured in the Office, but
was common gossip around the Sunset
depot.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-23
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.
SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 81, 1895.

SAN. ANTONIO, Jan. 81, 1895.
Water will be shut off from
bitches as follows, viz:
San Pedro ditch, from Jan. Both to
Feb. 9th.
Madra ditch, from February 9TH
to Feb. 10th.
Upper Labor ditch from Feb. 10th
to Feb. 10Th.
For purpose Of annual cleaning.
LOUIS LAYER,
1-21-15t Ditch Commissioner.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-23
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething
1t soothes the child and softens the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for
wind diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. IL 20 1y d&w
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-23

Mission and Turner bowling
clubs have another match game
tonight, at Mis- sion garden all.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-23
ErIanger. Cabinet. PiIsener and Standard Beers


Malt and Choicest Hops used in the of
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-23

Harmony bowling club had a
meeting last night at Mission
garden.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19

this session This action was taken In
view oi the many ally iumurs which
have been put shoa, ~ to the usdits,ed
unrnating IT crrt ain coun,Il demo, rats
and II makes certain the rtatement thai
the council II 20 will ~ down a. history
~ having been composed 1T seven demo
Gratis aud five rrpublicAns
the nou--
tik.bN tuHkNu-N's -kssIns
when ihr house rrcuuvrnrd thus morn.
ing, InIs uHnt H. ,ia adjournment last Rri
lis! atl"iu,su, at the members rAr.ui
MI LrAlru, 81 Snu'A H., answered. in
th"tr nuiu,r 90 the call ~ the roll AMER
the tradIng ii Fridays vulnminuu. lnur.
nal. Nj Aimyu, 81 S,Tnrru. the rulIrnYu.
~ liun W L. MARTIN, lutr-lucrd q rrno-
luton "hpi""r,N" 81 ia" sympathy uf the
h"h-c Ia that popular gentleman 10 the
death 81 hr little dAugui-r
MI Chnrty. Chairman ot the special
committee 4" r"rur'' h ur" committee
r"ur, reported that through the KIND
ness II the santa i" buAri " trad. the
go NuI h""' 4 Tia" hu.hlIug huW occupi.tl
had been rArtiiiuned ~ Ne a. pruytI.
nmIl" iHrIll'l"' f'r Ne" purpose drsir-d
III" r"Iuri at ih" commute wac received
ana the rumnitt-. dlschargsd
ud-i TIA" h"Hi IT introduction IL bills,
Yer" wa sent g. The clerks deck by MIR
j - Glance, aul Rad ~ the houa 10y
w'l'. " u NJ -, t~Iug au act H. repeal
chni"r ~ 4 toe LAVE 1T ~ un the sub.
JET 1T hAlrAs corpus
Nj Car n.r,al resolution tn Ain-hd
~" Ii"r''ui rules ur tie house ~ that all
balls - Juiui r'H,lliIuur rUAll, nn i'Ir soc
"ud reading, u" read ~ full frr the infrr
mHt"n al the house Tie hll wen, H.
III" Hi"mi lee uu rules Mr liinkl eug.
H"Hir,i VA" mn rtRnr" tu l-girlA,iN. rm.
rlnSrs e nu early settlement II the lu-n
non 1T iu".r '"ur~usntiuu iIr. Martin
l'rIi"i iu Know What War the proper III.
r",uuu g. ih- iuAii"T tu take IA view ~
the adoption Il ih" minority report 10y the
nous" art Friday Nj llnkl- rAd ihn,
II IT." action ui lrr' Friday Was Rn express.
sion 81 ih" sentiment IT IL" house luint
r'S"l"it"u nlIrulrthtIug mnu-y Tor the
Ia, men, # IA" employee should br intro
du'"i AMI passed immediately Mr. Carr
Thoughts the cntumi't-'. rhpui report nj
thu Airru"ui.s -rsriuu
Alt IT,, H., 1t the e. mIutti-", stated th At
II wuuli 70" ~. I,~sii L. ". make n report
uniil Wednesday, rrrpiun.
MI liLu thnugtt thai new cumnittr.
should Ice appointed aud that resolution
IA nr"uriInrr With the minority report
"d"'t"t Friday -bouli b- prepared aud
introduced frr sri,un by the house.
Nj, thrlsiy agreed with Mr.. Pine aud
moved that the hnsnc- committee hr IN.
rtiur'ri :" pr"rarr u Joint resolution al
pr"rratlug the funds n-cessary 10 pay
th- employees uu the basis II cnutenss.
non ~ hnrr" tw" years ago
There was 10 second tu hir molten nor
I" n motion ~ Mr lituklr providing tina,
NJ uAll"g"r, thr author ii the minority
REPORT alrSly adopted. instead of the Ii
nance committee Lee requested iu intro
iu'" ia" resolution PROPOSED 10y Mr.
Christy
MIR Car renewed SIR. Chrirty'- mo,,un
~hi'h "Ar -rrundrd aud adopted
III" huu-" then A,iJ"urnnd H. /, ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19

u { NrnrIi,ug, manager t1 ~" Mt.
'hc,I iir'r ia" umh'ru"n & Mitchell.
"a ia" A'aut' far,n,. ,r "a th" rty
"n hurr""r-
G r. jourr, i 'nr r""ll", Cod ~" X
yarir, cam" 1""h g. To" territorial u"
trH"lr aud hr Ia. nnu" "u thr L.I".
pecan REGISTER
Prof Gins L.rlnrmaIr. ,uii,.r. II the
Bullion, IT, l'ar', 'a'u" a. from IA" south
mrt uleh' and r"E,-t' red At ia" Hotel Co..
mnhn- IL" went a. g. santa +" tins
m"rurur
John l,rnnIr. rulrfIu,,I,,rut Of trans
P"rtSu"n, A'lan' y Pacific, left y"r,"r-
day m"InInE i"r ~" ""r' Jur' al tins
llm", ia" road - ruii'rI"f considerably
from ""rh"ni-
! y Shurtr. the hc,rlr rrIairrr. who
lett biz Wlir and ron tier" trS wrrkr
Ggo, pAS,rd through tn" ,iy thr other
evening "u hlr way :" hnn"N1 'nS He
~'ir n still h"'"
G " krnurdN hii WIir, who have
been taking IA onr legislature ~ santa
}" TT the pact lew hays, returned home
l"r' nlthi Ih'! prefer u'u" ram l."
rrNrir cold HnI -n"" weather
The nlr,hIny paiy, IL houoI Il j ".
Prrr,rl, dl to-, occur u, South Aruu
street whore Mr AMI MIR : n Wh'r
Irridr. lut uu rpu'u SECOND street, At the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19
Academy Notes

The ruroIl,nrnt ia the academy II con.
stnutly lncrrnrrug. New clAssrs have
been formed and the work 10 progress 10 x
nlrrly
pr, Ey,,,,, Ch.s. lat. ~ ,h. a..
man. Iui,.n s,h,ol. santa y. has taken
charge II IA. loarl,ns Department aud
as the professor and his crtimAble vii.
have been IA educational work Of tins
k,ud inr yrars. they Will no doubt make
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19
" $50 ~ AHEV
Nomaa. Dr~-.rd a. n Nan Ap
pears al -Au Jose station

Nomaa, brrasTd 49, Nan Al.
pears al ~Au jose station
Harry lipntrr, s-cil"n foreman Tor the
Atlantic PA,Ih, 81 san Jure, aud who II
IA the city to-day, Hayr that lac had .
QUEER Nlrlt"r few evenings ago ~
Al"ut = u'rluck H. M n I-rron dressed
as man ri" AZ 4" the s"cti"u house,
disrnountrd and iniched III, horse, walk.
oil int" the house ami asked for nights
iuig,ng, which WAS granted. The horse
was pu, nj IN the stable, and the person,
being shown room, soon retired.
Bright aud early n.,, morning, Mr.. Hun.
ter aud his force Of men left for work,
and during their absence the person got
W. Mrs. Hunter AMI = lady visitor he
came surpi,l"u- ii the Iernan, aud Nccus.
81 ~, ui being woman" The Ascuss-
ton was admitted, aud rh. exhibited Ia
Mrs Hunter pair n saddle bAHs, which
WAS qri,r heavy with gold and silver
coins and gre-uhAckr she admitted hay
ing LETT the Indian territory rather hastily,
and Was making her way down TO
the Prercuii, ARR ma, nrighborhuod
Since the arrest IL the notorious Bill
Cook, 1t In Thought that the woman in q
member II the Cook gang, aud was to
have met Cook rnm-w here west II Albu.
querIuc when biz street. was effected,
Will talk shout the tariff ever Cease
There IN far greater benefit IN talking
about the merits II pr. Prices Cream
baking Powder.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19

he traced By the iin.- IN the wnrnans fa,t.
Dull eyes, the sall,' ~ wt,"i lcd ace and
those feeling ct weakness have their
rss In the derange meris aud irregularities
peculiar to women. The functional de-
range ments, painful disorders, aud chronic
weak nesses OF women. ,an lie cured with
Dr Tiefce's Favotite Ere -c'ipt,on For the
young girl Just entering womanhood, for
the mother and those about To- become
mothers, and later IN the change Of iife,"
the !" Prescription 10 lust what they need !;
II aids nature In preparing the sys,em for
the change. It's medicine prescribed fos
thirty years, In the disease OF women, by
DIR. Y. v Pierce, chief con ~uiting physician
TO the irvalids' Hotel aud Surgical Insti.
tute, at Buffalo, ". Y. Dr Pierye's Favorits
Prescription will cure the chronic infamma-
ton OF the lining membranes which cause.
such exhausting draiws upon the system
II esvsS nervous prostratior, slecplcssness,
faintness, nervous debility and ali disorders
arising from arrangement Of the female
organs and functions.
Mr. An .sa n Afala.Uk Ixas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19

do y"u set M many times during th
night II you DO, II If very annoying. snJ
In III" result ufAu initiated condition "a
the bladder II ynu will buy n trial ri,
r"cksg" - Oregon kldnry Tea. wbcl
c"s's 20 c"n,e. II will cure you, and brin,
peaceful -luinl"r aud r,.-t. without whirl
Nmn rAMmnl rnlnN Raai hrrlih
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19
Another ti~r,ion Necessary.

Ia regard tu the tie tor justice II th
peace fnr precinct 1. between n = Owrr
And J " Madden, thri" IN = statute 81
the territory which pro-, ,iru tina, ia cas-,
of n u" all he c"uu,N cumui--lun.rs cat
do, ~ the piriuis.'H, = w. 'akr the face Cd
the returns. sworn to- ny the Judges e
election, and Ia cRH. Il 'ir ur,i-r annih-
election II more than likely. pipc. A.,
Judges have declared tie ia precinct ! /.
that smother election will he ordered I,
ia" o'hcr II justice 81 thr peace Tea
~" rnIr that lac w,l; again X, ,utu H.,
race EgAinst the leaders.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19


Gros, writes ~
was sick for over three
years with blind diIYy
SPELLS, paipltatiou 81
the heart, pain la the
back aud head. aud
Q, times would have
such a weak tired feel.
Ing when I first got
up in the morning,
aud q, times nervous
ehills.
The physicisps dlf
fered a. To what my
disease was, bu, none
Of them did me any
guui A. SION a. ]
commenced taking Dr
i1erre'a Ravofit, I'tr,
scrifiIon, I l~gan Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19


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IOMEN'SFACES

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healthy woinans
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19
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pain IN my hack spru lsn m' Fan walk aver
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bottles OF Prescription aud wool Discovefy'-