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THAT WOMAN'S BIBLE
NEW WOMAN SETS OUT TO MAKE A TRANSLATION OF HER OWN.

1frs Stanton Says the Old Version Put
 Woman In a False cLight-Commentator
 Discuss Objectionable Passages - Nrs,
 stanton's Ideas on Genesis.
 Woman, in the person of Elizabeth 1ady Stanton. has laid her hand upon .seneSis, tho Exodus, Leviticus, the Psalms of David and tho Songs of Solo non, the script of Matthew and the word of the Acts, and is about to bring forth from them and their companion pieces anew Bible. The revision or new Iranslation is to be The Woman's Bible. Enc version of the Bible addressed to
 the most high and mighty Prince 9ames' and the revision of the same, s0mpleted but a few years ago, leaves Foman's E position in the Scriptures, as- sefts Mrs. Stanton, far inferior to that sei man. Deductively the creation of <soam before Eve was not an error of Iae Almighty, but of the translator who ss1 attempted to give his word to the fngish speaking races.
 AlrS Stanton's colaborers or apostles sA the preparation of the new work are lslhed to include Lady Henry Somerset. ellss Frances Lord, Mrs. Stanton BIatch, nho IS Mrs. Stanton's daughter, and Ssafs' Alice Cliff Scatcherd of England gnu the following of America:
 phaac hsdahces E Willard. Lillie D. Blake, Rev. af n~ houe Hanaford Mrs. l.. B. Chandler, Rev. pHhnpia brown, Carrie Chapman Cat, Mrs. n n hgersoli. Josephine K. Henry. Ellen rn,s DieErlck. ti O A. r. Stebbins, Frances F. Haao' di Helen M, Gardener, Matilda Josylin wool S,ara G Bewtck Colby. Sarah A. Under # ' ss Dits H. h. Grannis, Mary A. Ltvermore.
 nrs' Chandler is to have the re- .s'on of the book of Timothy, wherein fhe lines run:
 oo1 suffer not woman to teach l u. 10 usurp authority over the man, eas 10 be in silence. "
 '@'ilda Gage will revise Matthew ie sa,a revelation, while Mrs. Stanton her f4onasi VII edlt, expurgate and interpolate |svill n0Sls SIS At her 80 years of age (she honl aal celebrate that birthday in Novem- bono' 'ne i task set is no light one. She ,ean p9 sle book will be completed this s100 no 'hAhks It WILL contain about 1etanta slo cause of the new woman Mrs.
 Von r. has felt that the worst foe to =of tba bsahcement was the misconception Bona As present. Bible as regards woman. 1orI the advanced women of New Rith F' as Mrs Stanton did and joined 9ersir Ill the preparation of new 4 oi the book of books. Mrs. Stan nittaa @aS made head of the revision com aweeto, % Watch is to interpolate into atldresaopp phrase the ancient Syriac lines
 .esaeu .I ms.,, 10 the mother of all men:
 h sorro,.. .n greatly multiply thy sorrow i; zren ow aS, thou shalt bring forth chil- ushaaa ao .ay desire shall be to thy
 s'ue. and he shall rule over thee. j
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11
Repealed Its Own Law.

The New York legislature just before it's adjournment broke q quarter of a century record by repeating law passed at the same session. The bill iii ques- tion provided that widow should be an heir at law to her husband s property in case he died intestate. It is signifi- cant fact that most of the lawyers in the legislature had not read the bill un- til after it became law. Boston Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

You can get a good piece of meat from all of the butcher shops of the time. You get good piece of meat from some one of the butcher shops all the time But the City Market has choice meats aH tue time that you get if you are willing to pay it's value
 R. r. HOLMES.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

SeYen-eighths domestics, De- Fonr-quarter domestic, 6c. Challies 33e per yd., worth 44e Better grade, 5c Full line pink gingham etc. Cheapest line of ribbons, lace and
 embroidery in the city. Sun umbrellas, all prices, Ladies straw sailor, trimmed and
 untrimmed from 1Oc up. Twenty pieces good mating, He
 per yard, worth 15c. Fifteen pieces extra goo6 mating
 16c per yard. worth 2Oc. Twenty pieces fancy mating, 3e19 per yard, worth 25c. Fifteen pieces best quality mating,
 25c per yard, worth 35c. One hundred pairs window shades
 all colors, 39c each, worth 65e. Table oil cloth, H yards wide, all
 colors, 16c per yard.
 100 dozen mems, boys and children's $ straw hats, from 10c up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

- ih" told m.ln Whining company. He
changed h. udmr I" William Arnett and
hat hr"u ,hrt" about month when he
-hut AMI kilrl fellow workman. He
VA, att".'rd ttr1 ,ud found guilty VI
mhu-lduf''" hul ,.ht"nc,-i tu Yuma foT
hNr Nraf-
Il wh, uul uuII after lrnrlt wa4 IA
Yuma ."'rru mouth. that II was dis.
covered 'hnt hr va not Arnrtt, but Thu~.
tuIlu- H." slayer 81 sam pttenhoffef
~atutia, nuNrruot liughr- pafdunei At.
nett {" r'stur" htm 4" citizenship a. his
tllur w"ull rNplt" ~ ''w iats
\ grand luty Il tins counts had In
March 49, louni au indictment, against
t"lllu-, aud u 'rW la,, ngu I uirt sheriff
tMrrull lett with u warrant fpt collins
and hr tu"k ham luto cu-t"lN ~ ~.ln ~
%" -i'rHj from Oh" prison gate he NJ
rre' VI. met expected D., collins ~ he had
-upl--'l thnt 10" NJ. sale, and under the
NAME ~ NmU hr would not b- recug
u1.l IT, Viii be- brought H. this place,
aul m- lrtl viii ~ All probability take
place ~ l'r nrcrIul'f -''--Irl ut district
court Flagstaff sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
BlG LANAlLRE FARM.
iSo thousand Acres Of Land Near benz
ing 10 he Planted In CanaIgre,

hrg" tract ~ land. ~ aiout 2.lUD
acre. u't the luwrr Mimhtr-, was sold re-
gently ~ VT ~auldlng tna stock com.
pan, utgauiI,d iu New York II il the
purp-r " th" company {" turn tli- vast
AREA hul nIoa canaigtr farm.
WI. Nt.uL II \"W lork city. Sho
-p"u, .n,rd W~.k- III this eat, last
-uus ."r,ug ,h" great possibilities ior
nuusrr ru-u! iu th- country. went
lars ','.. hnur tul immediately s"t 10
W.lt '..l-tu.l.a a rumpau, iur ihi- put.
p..' with ln.ur..lt A. aho>r -tatei
-.u. " o.. uut,d capitalist, " New
halh '.r wI hu-,uu are Interested IN
th- ,uutpuer which bids fair L. he one
Of jm. D,s, agricultural resources II tho
-"'hN,.' ~v,n - the stockholders
u, >p...~I touu,r IA p"ulug shortly.
NN.u ."ruru- upuu their hlg farm
WIIN 80 uH.. O." rumurnrrd. nrming
l.'ult...
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
RICHEST IN THE WORLD.
Wealth Of The Cripple Greek
Gold Region.
Experts Pronounce II Greatest Min
Ing Field Ever Known.
Northeastern Kansas Flooded With l.
Dollar Bills Raised to Tens.
GOLD eoIHc RAPIDLY

Chicago. Nov. 2i.--The Times.IIeraid
this morning deSO,es two columns 10 a
carefully prepared report on the Cripple
Greek gold hslds Oi Colorado.
II says: "A million u month IL U,ii q
be- the precious metal product " the Grip
pie Greek district. And this figure, lig
~ II seems, IL conservative rather
than liberal statement.
IT II asserted b, miners that this dis.
irlct ~ twenty four square milr~ contains
more riches than ANY other region Of the
world.
The golden wealth ~ this part ~ Col.
orado Is not limited tn the CrIpplr creek
fields. PROSPECTS nj Vest Ctrrk. shout
twenty miles from Colorado springs,
show heavy gold dcpu~it-. aud there Is a
rush ~ miners to that territory.
The population ~ cripple ItrrL has
Increased III proportion Ia the develop.
mrnt ~ it, ~ralih
-Four Years agu the dwrllrts IA this
section numbered fewer than hiiS AT
iwu ~ three stock camps. lu IA,
samc territory there L. noW IA population
II 2i.ur. ~ this number aiiSU al,
men"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
Big FIRE IN CHICAGO !!
Still Burning, aud Loss Over a
Million.
PortugeSe Minister 10 United States
Died this Morning.
Queen vietoris'S Former Private Secre-
tary bead Of Paralysis.
VARIOUS yoRIisN RorIS

Chicago. \u u fiIr broke uut on
the iiiih fu"t II the springer block. Ne
l15 ~ Isl Canal street u, 3 ocluck this
Afternoon. and In half All hour II was l+'
yond control. II Is estimated the h~-
will be tJn,rn to tan.ns
The building was occupied hy the ChAs
Rmerieh's fruit COMPANY
The tire spread to the adJ"ining build.
ing, occupied h, the shnhrt y afIur,lllr
l.ith,graph Co., the kanu"t NaI-t 60, And
other hrms. over 3 sirls we're rmplN,l
10 this building aud THE, tlri ~ q vdu,,
but all rscavd
un this bulilng ant ll. content. the
lu-a Is estimated a. irum tAsH' t.
tpp!ni
Ipm ihr be ha- -rr'tl I" lhr at.
joining huiiliue- au' 10 o.. =. a. n lhr
putIfr li",k WJII hym ia, l-,- NAV
reach uN"f . uulIl.u .I..Hr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
>tw .nt>p nriI,iKS.
III. knIgh. ~ r,thia. ~ santa -
IsW Sutss

tr~ Nutss,
Hon. v, +. kurhrnhrrkrf Hnd Hifr. ~
Gallup : VI. Satmar-h aui bT |. II.
Chamt~rlln II this cltN. who were at
santa fr attending the s''sslun, ~ the
\rw Mexico t,fand l.uig- ri knights II
rNthias, returned this morning. They
state that the entertainment committee
II the santa Fr lslgr left uulhlng M
dom" fur the pleasure "t visiting Knight,
aud that when they left The capital u
grand hall auh hanIurt wd~ III pf"gfr~~
AT the Palace hotel III honor II IA" grand
ltslgr mrInh"i-. IN hhnhrflln iuf.
ulShr- lHI ,IlIIFN with III" following
list ~ the new grand officers
{, r. rrfr> East Las Vega, grand
raurrlluf
Ernest l.. RroSnr, II ~ncorro, grand
Nlrr chancellor
l.. \ ~krrh, u SILVER CIV. grant pie
late.
\ VI. >allmaf-h. "f NIhuIurrInr grand
krrI4I IT frcnri- AMI ,ral
NJ ~plrg"lhrrg - santa ~. gfauI
master ~ "Hch"qurI.
&C.. clark, II Mhgdalrua, grand ma
ter ~ -afiu-,
u.tt Irhrrrk ~ White unk-, grand
luurr guard
" y kl~i"u, "t 'iallup, grand ,ui"T
gutrd.
VI = Hart - Ia, Vega, ,upfrm" rrp
Tr-ruiAlIh" II IA" ,upi"Ilir l-igr II
knIght, uf INihla- II the MuTld which
u,st ~ Minneapolis, Mlnn.
Ernest T.. Browne and wife ranir duwI
tu the mrifuI-,lis nn the hy'u tram Il"
iaN, AMI viii L." e tuf their N'ru'r" huIu,
tu.muffuw morning
Nj kuchrnl"ckrf and wlir viii con
'lnur uli 1" thrlf 'mllup HON" thl- even
/ my
l.. Anirt-uII. an kdd, Knight, pa-~d
throIlgh lh" cIii humr"afd huuni thu
uuTniug
Nets nj once, never fails one Minute
cough IuTr A frIn~iy fUT asthma, and
that fr,rTish condition which accom-
panlr- a severe cold. The nnly harmless.
feIlsiy that produces Immediate RESULTS
PillsbuIy \ Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
TROUBLESOME TURKEY!
Bahri Pasha is Now The Disturb.
ins Element.
Great Alarm Prevailing In Some
Sections Of the Empire.
british, French and Italian Fleets Still
Conveniently Near.
cAhnzT cnAseEs rRoBAblI.

iCopynRht,d isSs by A-soc,a Press !.
COnsiantinople. Nov. q. Matters Io-
liticai do not lWk ~ bright to-day ~
they did yesterday. Bahii ia-la l. the
disturbing element.
THIS notorious official made himself ~,
conspicuous b, hi ciurli, I" the Alnrn.
ianS aud b, nalhdninl-ttaiiun III his
district When guNrinur uf Van. that the
British anba--a -aduf Insisted upon hls Tr-
mONRl, aud the sultan rrllrNrd hlnl. tut
decorated HIM With the order ~ O,inan.
forts io suppIcs- iI~t''I.
Nuw, bahTl ia~hA ha- m,n appointed
militaf, cUulnnndrI II the Alrplu dl-.
triet.
Representatives ui the puW'fs ha,rdIs.
cuSs,d the matter from all -landp.Inls.
and have joined ~ u note tu the lurkI~h
government, saying the! rhnuul answer
iOf III" Consequences whrh might rlI>ur
should the ATnru,an- ul Irit"uu H., nIhs.
sacred after lhrif surrender. which the
Armenian patriarch, ut thr instance "l
the representative "l the I".w,t.. l. ru.
dra,uiIng I" hIlng alput, III "Iu,l t"Iu,.
vent further hl,--l,hrd.
4 dispatch from \irp'o .al- the gr'at
rst alarm sllIl prevails ihrr, llurrl'd
and frequent counts II mim.t,r- arr
being held at Ilr palace, and -uIlu, pam
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

The arrangement c"mmltl"" i"f the
grand annual ball II the frrguS~"n ilu~k
and Ladder company, which Will l~ held
AT the ArmurI, on Thanksgiving eve, Nov
t"fS tins evening nj '"b' o'clock "n I'M
IsTtHnt business connected with the tall
The Tu-tling committee Ot tlr abntr
tire company was out several hours N"-'
lrIday sitrtnsiI, aud snld seventy -iN'
t,cArl- H. their forthcoming annual ball
Every merchant aud citizen. having III,
interests ~ the volunteer tlfrinrn nj heart
should improve the "pISirtuHii! 10 puT'
chase tickets H. their annual balls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
For over fIny I.ars.

Mrs NInsInS'. S.sdhing S,Tup has been
u~,I for over hity Years by millions IL
mothers for their children while te-thing
with perfect success. II +Dthe- the child
.4,itrn- the guns. allays all pain, cure
wind coIic, and L. the l.rt Trnedy t,I
dlaTThGA. l. pleasant ~ the taste S"l,l
l., druggists Ia every part ~ the world
twenty live crnts hitlr, It. value /,
incalrulahlr. Br sure aud ask fur Mrs
Nin,l"w'- S.nihing syrup, and taxi II,
other Kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

The hdIl NrEu, mtkr- ih, rIra,ant
mention 81 gentleman veil knn"u N
thl- rtN Rev + / hun"tt, formerly
u ,rac" church 81 tldN lm- been ap.
polnt"i, ~ Nl.hup h"nirlrk /" h." r''t"r
If the ilhulurrGur kW-r"pAl church.
N" largest congregation IN "" NrNir"
There i ~ more "arlr,t Christian, Irdl
"l, worker "r kInd hrart"i man than th"
rector
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

NJ g. ralIIomt", druggist, t"arr-
Nlllr. H., SAY II" lT. klng'~ \rw l'l--
GOVERN | owe my lifr Na- taken with
Ia Irlpp" anh ttl''i all Ia" phN-irlan, lot
miles abnut. hui II nu avail and wa- CIV
ru up and wa- t"lh could uh live.
Having IT. klug- New Discovery III my
store ! cent Tor "a bottle Hni hrgan IL
I-.' ani from thu first h'r." l"gan tn get
hr,trt. AMI Rtlrf using three h"ttlr- wa
up nni about again. II Is worth H.
weight ~ gold, We won't keep -t"f" ~
hnu-r Nith"u, IT." '"t n fr'" tral at
lIr. lh@. II, burgess and sons drug
store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
R.port~,i kIiI.d

Lewiston. ldabo, Nov 81. II is report
I'd that Real Rstate Agent Hughes has
hen shot and killed on the NeI Perccs
reservation. Ia dispute over u claim.
The principal townsite IL abou, forty
miles from her
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

In thr murder cas- ~ ~rtcriuo Gsrcia,
the defendant was -ctN,-l with n copy ~
the jury list aud the court appinted n.
l.. Me,ilrr and Il " Johnston 10 defend
him
Jduir, T.. Mchr"guT ". Michael Dun.
cannon, chauc"tl fi injunction, court
allowed plaintiff +" ilr amended and sup.
plrmrutai hlll
trTuppn lot assault uu dwelling
hnu~c." All appeal ca-' from Judge Cra~'
fufds court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
IIiI GOT Ms
They WIN Have strong Delegation at
Washington.

They WIN haN" strong Delegation at
Washington.
Las Vegas. Nov - 4 number oi prom
inent wuUl growers from different sec.
tiUns of the territory nrt here yesterday,
and selected the following delegates 10
represent the @ool Interests u New Mex.
leo. IN the National convention I" be- held
NJ v Washington city, um the ith ot nrcem.
ber;
7. Il. Catrun, \. VI. Blackwell, ", r..
Gortner. Mateo luian, Chris. otto. VI, \
Utrru. v. l.. Crockett Solomon Luna
". ;. Prayer, v. VI. Mcintosh. lrlniiad
Romero. T. H. Burns aud r \ MunIan
Ares,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

New York. A"N. 2l.-A Special To- the
Herald tom hey Wet, Fla, say lm~-"n
gers h, the uIi>ettr rrI"ri that Ihr span.
ish wrir defeated. with a l,r,~ ul Ju killrd
A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

Denver. \uN. a. The supreme court
to-day refused u sup"fcrd"a- III the case
of Ahr Taylor, convicted Il numbering
the marshal ut hlamu~a, and sentenced
him Ia h. hanged on December =.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
maj NrruI>INtNI
,.n Judge '"IIi"r Npp"Iut ~. Ci.rk
Nast"t ~ thanc~TN

Can Judge 'uIiI"r App"Iut ~. tisrk
Nas,"r ~ ,hsnc-TN
since In IIII/kN puhlI-hri the hnal
"r,iri ut rrl"t'iicr AMI appointment ~ u
master ~ IA" Atlantic \ Parihr fore
Ciu-ufr ease. ald the fact that -. '. Mar
ron. the district clerk. Received III" at
IS'IutWcui without n struggle. the ait"t
n'N~ II ia" cItN. rrpulllran~ aud drm"
Gratis allkr. have l,='ktSi NJ the law "i the
subject. auh they ~aI that the judge N"
latr- u territorial act AMI quote ~ sui
staur" the following act ~ Feb -, lNN!
$50. g. Hereafter u" costs ~ allow
nncr- -hhli 10. charged ~ taxed hN auN
clerk against the tTTlt"i, ~ auN cuuiilN.
nor shall an, clerk ~ iN distinct court
h, appin'rd master IA chauc"f, ~ anN
ch-r pending hrlurr an' 81 the courts II
ihr territory
lhl, act WI. hfpU.lt Ala,ul dnd pass.
"Il arruuut II a." uu,uIiru- patturr~h
whlch "Nl>t,d between r.. \ Long. wi,
hr Wa~ chlri ju-'ir' AMI lllg, II n" La
Vega district, aud ll~ cl,lk H. VI JuhIi,
~II, ~ ihr ruI"iulnrIIts- thr dn VISIONS -
tl. ~Irii- ~ thr clerks office.
Judge Long and his rl-fk. X. NJ John
s"n. WrIr democrats, Judge Collier ana
his clrtk Ia. Law paitnrr nrr irinu
ctat-. alIh II l. stated upon excellent aI'
thritI that Clerk Marion desc not /"
t,.Ild 1" resign IL" rirIk-hIp,
I'M tIilIt\ does not DENY that lie WI.
make u gHI master ia chaucrtN, viii,
fees which. II l. stated viii tigur" up nj
the aaN from s3utuu iu t,sii ~, hat III,
QUESTION that -trlk"- IL" common I""rl
T. Has the laW been Violated uf II /;
nght:"
lhrrurr ~ rheumatism has often taxed
'u,slirdl -klll, hut IT. prevention ha- ir"i
N"fN easy hN an occasional lI~,' "i Nlnin"II'
lave" Regulator. II keep the liver well
regulated. and the system Tree from Is'l-ul
| hrrrir l. the secret oi health. Il hH,,
used II f"I wears fuf Indigestion and t"u,
stIualiuII, and al-n found II gives unr r"'
li,i from u touch ~ khruiual -iu. \
IIughr- lnIlSbIIIY " VI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

New York, Nov. BarIng, Maguun \
Co. have ordered $Jrts gold at the sub.
treasury Tor shipment saturday. The.
say they will probably increase the rn'
gagelnenr Ia tl,uI.un.
Muller. Schall X "a. state that they will
prulahl, forward RJni rguld saturday
unless the, ran secure bills.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

Topeka. han,H~. \m.-l William llld
d, has h-u arrested al Mu"ut N,r. Iowa.
on suspicious al L"lhg ,l, uuru'r,I 81 N.
bert Appl, gat". ~rll.t" de- \ut IA c"uu
" farmer. found dad IN ir- corn n,li
three weeks agu. with iva bullets Ia lis
head
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

{, \ lIud-"u, the silver avenue paint
~. has placed "a hlll posters board oil
second street between huId and silver
aN,lur- un the top IT the hard, "Il
separate panels. IA" following ai'rrti-'''
urnts, r"n~pictmu,lN displayed, are "h
served: r. j, Post \ I", DEALER IN hard
ware. IN Berry. druggist; Mrs, Me
,rrlght, inr milllnrf! Mrs shields All
store. g. Z, ualI.lry y Co.. hs'ts and
shT~. AlhuIurIpu" steam laundry,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

Oklahoma city. Nov. u, farris COX,
n faro dealer, shot and fatal, wounded
Al Wagner. u we'll known -i~rting man.
Ia the Turf salHn last night. Wagner
had been drinking and threatened Cox.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
k>I,,liI> ~ NII,II
rr""e.diug. "f the u-nrt.l ,..'u'i' 81
NashIugl"n. IL daN

Washington. W, = lh" kuIght- -
LAhur general assembly t"-,in, gaN" t,r
rHl recognition I" ia" financial ui"ht,-i
u,'s- IL the uflrr {" the tu-ui 4 tlrur
miurr- trust 'unl Al the time ~ th"
trouble ~ the mime relief fund Wls
contributed THIS II l. said, vas used
tnf meeting general rXrrn-,'-. instead ~
going I" the Idaho a~-rmhl, W, IS The
drcisi"n admits ~" Justlc" ~ the claim.
aud rlu~''s - hong rurIifuNrf~N
The assembly has elected j 4 Wright.
II Philadelphia. past grand nIa-t"f
workman Ihl- ut,'rr would have b,sIl
r,"ld hN f"wd,rlN, lmI not hr b"rn under
su pension.
ISrt lh"ln concerning the first symptoms.
az Treatment l. the object ~ this item
| lr liT~t Indication ui Group l. hlar-''-
rr~-. IN a child whr l. subject tn Group
Il may l~ taken H. a sure sign ut III" AI,.
pTuach nf All attack Following this
hnHrsI,''s l. h peculiar. rough cough. II
'hamhrrlA."- Cough irmrlI l. given a.
s.sitI ~ III" child l-cunlr~ hoaT-- ~ even
after IN" rough cough has APPEARED II
Will prevent the attack. II lh- never
b--n known tn fail; - and - cent bot
ties for sale hN The. II, Burgess n sou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
poriuE..@ Minister D-a,l.

Washington, Nov. 81 senior August"
de- srguira Th.dim. poriugrs" minister
a. the United States. died tbs morning.
oi congestion II the lungs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

= II, Elkln-. manager uf senator ~.
kln-' mining PROPERTIES ~ ~" nTilf
grant. cam" town NnniaN ~ compau,
with ,I,-i. " Mrii~'. II Chicago. and l-,th
grntlrInrn are IN Ia" cItl a. dal Mf.
MciiY WA sent nut hN ~" senator Ia -
anime the unulnghhm mine, and hr l.
more than pleased With the rF'~IsrtS. ll'
-a,- II l. more than MIN" nuuulalu
~ uTr. every part ~ ~hlrh n--Ayr All
thr guld II not flee, however. AMI dlf
frf-nt pr"r~- fuf treating the ~" l. b'
Ing considered.
There APPEARS tn l.. ~ duuh, ~ finding
abundant water h, lnrlng AT ia" mine,
ani thr nr~ plant viii likely l- l'rai'1i
there,
II Is the iuty ~ the American govern
ment 10 protect lis citlzrns resident ~
Armenia. not b-cause they are Christian
mis-ionarirv. but because they have gon.
there with the permission aud under the eI
press license u the Turkish government
and. therefore, the porte Is responsible toI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
= IIs,-iing iiur,iug

Ma,hingt, NN. II. SECRETARY Nor.
ton lett II thu west TODAY, expecting /"
he ai,S,'IIt about twu week Must IT Ia,
time will hr -Irri ~ hlragn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

S"lnr IL thr leading agricultural papers
have considerable tn Sa, pro ani con. on
what a noted GrTinan chemist, Julius
llrns"l. annuIncrS ~ an important dis
co,ry. lhl- sa,ant holds that the com
mon granite r"ck> ground Ia - very Tine
,"wicl and applied tn the -nll at the rat"
i Alnut ~ p,iIIlld- Ia the acre, viii not
uIN greatly enhance IL irTtillit, but
viii cull-r II Ia bIlng forth lISl pThuct-
that Will 80 We'll nuuTi-h the men aud
animal. that culI~Gnlr them ~ l" greatly
increase ihlI strength. II" contends
that mu~t "i the Ills flesh l. heir Ia come
from u lack II nuuIIshing tSI elements
~ uiIt soils. aud that cur present means
nf frtiillalnH such -,lls du,S hot supply
these lacking elements. llrnsel strongly
urges the application 0f the primitive
rocks. finely ground. Ia our agricultural
lnnd-, aud until such time as his ideas
shall hr adopted, b" predicts that nervous
hI~nfdrr- viii increase, lie adSices the
ilsr ut less uIrat aud more vegetables ani
fruits, Hnd ~ -,aIIi ~ the symptoms ul
nervous weakness are felt, u reliable nerve
Limulant should be taken. An eminent
specialist In nervous Diseases IN Chicago
commenting uISIn llrn~el's theories, SAY
IL Il true that nerve disorders are lncfras
ing. and strongly frcummrnd- Mt, Miles
Restorative NrINine. which hr says b,
has found ~ especial 'alu" IN hlspTacli 90
Chas Chadwick, operating for ". 4
skinner AT thillli, came IN from that big
sheep growing province Yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

kansa, ,liN. \nN ~, Nallar" Miller.
clerk for justice ID" lrac", owen W.
krurgrl. has hrrn l"uud guilty, AT Indie
I"ndrnrr, m ha'lig committed fraud
while "fiirlallng.ns Judg" "l election N
November, 1874. The jury liked MlllrT's
punishment at i've years IN thu I~nlten'
tiuTy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
ChIraEu Sio'k Market.

Chicago, Nov, u, ,-rattlr, receipts.
iOuu. including l.unn lrNan- and l.Ju
westerns. Active aud stronger B"r,t-
kA4'tIIsI, COWS aud hrifrts, tltstaa'-n,
Texans. t2.1ud33i, westerns. k2!s'stiun,
st"ckrr- and feeders, t12iu2.,u.
sheep receipts. ll.ur. Market steady
H. strong.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
h! vs. HA~EI

\ gud man, tired men and women
could get nj Il that pain III their backs
Il they would ny rarkS' Surr tufe Tor ,h"
lNrr ana Kidneys III" trouble Is usual
II there. and fark- Nur" Cur" fraclrs
and cures II. ~"ld hI nr. lh,~ II, bur
u,.~s 4 lrmI