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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

stockings Of silver and black ribbed
wool and laced boots are the finishing
touches. With this Is to be worn a
hobby little boxcoat Of black velvet.
lined with plaided silk and having a
spreading hood at the back. lined with
the same bright stun. Dogskin gloves
and cherry stick makes him a per-
feet bit Of manhood for the street.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

full of salt, a dash of pepper and half
Glove or garlic. Rub this well together;
add one tablespoonful Of tarragon vine
gar, half a teaspoonful Of sugar and
four teaspoonfuls of oil. Mix and pour
over the tomatoes. @
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31
Professional Courtesy.

Two doctors met on the street.
81 feel sorry for you. You ought not
to be out in this kind of weather. You
are a sick man." said DR.. Blister.
81 am feeling very WE'LL" replied DR..
SOonOver.
what doctor is treating your
81 am prescribing for myself"
"You shouldn't do that. You are l1a-
BILE to be arrested for attempting sui
cide.''-Texas SiftingS.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

Animate Balls Of Lace.
what is the use Of our logging out
In our prettiest when that little tot
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31
WOMAN AND HOME.
INTERESTING READING FOF
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS.

tome Current Notes OF tho Modes-AP-
parel for Children - Treatment OF
Headache-AnsWeFs to CorresPono'
eats-Household Hints.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

A Valuable Help.
Teacher-In what year was the bat
tie of Waterloo fought?
Pupil don't know.
Teacher-It is simple enough II you
only would learn how to cultivate arti-
fetal memory. Remember the twelve
apostles. Add half that number to
them. That is eighteen. Multiply that
by 100. That's 1900. Take the twelve
apostles again. Add q quarter Of their
number to them. That IL 1915. That
n the date. Quite simple. you see. to
remember dates If you win only adopt
INV system.-American Youth.
How He Judged Character.
$50 you want q situation?" said the
business man..
"Yes, SIR" replied the applicant.
"Hum-do you ever 60 fishing"
''Occasionally."
"When were you fishing last?'
DAY before yesterday"
Catch anything:"
Not Z thing
you can come to work next Mon
day II you like. II you keep on telling
the truth like that you may be part
ner IN the firm one OF these dAys."-
WaShington -,Ar.
Cruelty.
sOh, dear" sobbed Mrs.. Hunnlmune.
Fl knew It would come to this. but I
didn't expoct it % soon"
HIS your husband boea mistreot-
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

A Pinkerton patrolman 1t Chicago
walks thirty-nine miles every night,
and haG tie loagest heat In the city.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31
IFE's SUNNY SIDE.
SOME JESTS OF THE PASSING
HOUR

Dright ScintillatiOas Of Wit From
the Pens Of the Professional Fan
Makers-HumorOus Reading Tor
Young and Old.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

ETTED tulle or
spangled net is
among this sea-
sons novelties for
evening wear and
make especially
lovely gowns. Ono
of fishers net In a
soft shade Of ecru.
covered with cres-
cents Of gilt, Is
combined arts
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31
First Cyclist-Are you pneumatic
tired or cushion-tired?
Second Cyclist-Damn tired!


Very Doubtful Assurance.
Away out West:
Conductor-See here, we don't stop
at that station.
TenderfOOt-out you see my ticket
calls for you to stop there.
Conductor after a mOment)-Weu,
let it go; We'll probably be held up
along there somewhere, anyhow.-Chi-
cagO Record.
In the Alps.
On reaching a certain point the dri-
yer turned round on his seat and OBJ
served to the passengers:
From this point the road is only &C
cessible to mules and donkeys; must
therefore ask the gentlemen to get out
and proceed on fOot."-Feuille DAVIS
de Vevey.
Not Always Symmetrical.
HAS Clara taken to wearing bicycle
boomers yet, Jennie:
mo, not yet. l don't think she will,
either. Do you. Mame?"
mo. those sawdust leggings they
sell are so unreliable. New York Re-
c0rder.
A Place for Everything.
Its Mother-Oh. John, John! What
shall we do? Baby has swallowed his
rattle.
Its Father-Do nothing. Now he'll
always have 1t with him, and we won't
have to be forever looking for 1t when
he cries.-Town and Country Journal
Moved
body Irish here?
Natiye-Yes. We used to have one
Chinaman.
TOurist-What became Of him?
Native-He moved to make It unanl-
mous.-Detroit Tribune.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

"Here Is the account Of q man who
had four wives. and pc Is to suffer
for It."
"What againr-Life.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

when Igneranee II Dllss.
She (dreamily) Only fancy-a month
from tomorrow we shall be married.
He (absently)-Well, let's Be happy
while We can.-IllustTated Btu.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31
COLORING OF A PIPE.
HOW TO NURSE THE DELICATE
BOWL.
Vsry Sensitive to Heat and Coad-Smoko
IL Slowly and Never While the Pipe
u sem Hoe-Doa't Cover lt with
ChamOio Skin.

EW smokers OF
meerschaum pipes
are masters Of the
art Of keeping them
clean and giving
them that beautiful
color which makes
the meerschaum
the favOrite of all
pipe smokers. The
word meerschaum
is q compound OF
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31
Artificial Leg for n Canine.

Nearly year ago valuable New
foundland dog belonging to Max Beale
of Norfolk and valued at $500 had one
Of his legs cut off by coal train. and
1t was decided at the time to shoot the
animal, but DR.. Ralph Bendon went to
work and arranged leather leg with
such success that the dog now walks
as we'll as ever.-Newport News-COm-
mercial
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

toned At the sides with small gold but
tons and fitted over the plump limbs
n smoothly as the skin. The skirted
blouse pouches loosely over the sash
Of plaided silk, which falls at the side
In sof: ends. Loose sleeves. cut IN
gigot fashion. and . velvet banded col
lar complete the dress. With 1t II
worn q Scotch cap Of black velvet. very
much fared at the front. to display q
silver buckle and two quilts. Long
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-31

Would Neceasitate n Tail0r's BILL
"Smedley's best girl gave him a tall
hat as q present on his birthday, and
he's awfully embarrassed"
"Why, tell him to brace up and wear
it,
"Oh, it isn't that; you see he has
nothing but short coats to wear with
it."-ChicagO Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

TWu Aul uu- half miles south II Ger.
rIIlu- II lurA,rl the coal mines IT the Ger
uIluc Coal Railroad company The
uuN one nov h,lug work-l n III" Whit"
A-u mine. ~ whirh there are employed
nInui .i1h m-n. including surface men
There are between vN AMI iW people ~
Madr,i The rr,.luci IT the Whit" Ash
mine ~ fr"m th,rty t"thirty tive 'sr loads
at m"r, aNutAbIr cu,l daily The coal
ir,m tie white A-h Min- In mtumiu"u-
AMI IN not rukIne coal The coal used
~ making coke NJ waldo, t~" miles h-.
low Jerrlll,-, vh.r- there are my
coke "v-nr, II shipped from StArkvill-,
Cnlu within half mile II ia" Whit"
Aph min- II the noted anthracite miu- ui
the Fam" company. not now h"'ns worked,
hut fully -Iulm"-i with all m'si"rn ina
hiurtV aud which will h- ~ opened thu
ian aud worked more rNt-nrivrly thar
ever h-G,r1 The rrc"i,l If thu prSiuc
IL thrrr mines "a 1884 ~ not "htalnnhl"
! but ~ lS94 II wAr ~ rmnd nnInh"r'
| 81, 900 tons, And ~ 1874 5000 tons, val
urd al $685. Ia ia" town ii AAirm
the company has erected large nun',,
IL houses frr rrridrnCr- and boarding
houses tor employees. The Madrid Mrr
cAniii- company. which, II II claimed. 4
entirely separate from the c"Al and rail
ruSh company, hAS one II III" m"rt ~
t-np,vr establishments IN the territory
rnpply ing every want Il tl" l'"ll" q
the cAmr Mr. q turiIck II the man
aver ui the store Whether compul~,r
ar not the mlu-rs all trade NJ III. M"r
lcsutil- rnmpsny's store" The White Al
uinr i-csmr kun~n H. the world Las
" inter through III" "Ipl,~'"n II gas"r !
ur l,,~-r rlnI~r IN February ~. rnur,s
th- d-ath III twenty four men jaime
Dugan IN rul-rint- Dd-nt 81 the mine.
branch railruai. four miles IN length c"I
meets Madfid With the main santa J.
uyri-m AT waldo RntH irirlth d,
4 I~ur-p hlmds NJ the Madrid "Al,"'n, AL
u j. Jones cAirrn I" the lhulnnr nj "
II Whur Arh iuIu" j / Williams har r.
s-nil, nI" ned store, making u rI"cnnl'
II v-g-inhlrr. fru,e. "nd green er"rri'
u At the whltr Ash name
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06
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h. s,,unt..i ia, rY,rnIiy. rntAhlinhinrni Il
th.
,snuIlI.. .rrriI TO-,
d.,I.r. IN iran. hardware, mining aup.
,I,.. ..iJI,ry. furn,sh,ng gnpir. crNk.
cry. etc and CARRYING one II tn. h-av.
,.., ..skr Of gsap, uiinlds IT n large
c,ty. m the sou,hw-p,. W. H. Kennedy,
the town tr-aaur-r, IL the manager. anil
mainly IA IA. buIiu-a. ssynriiy AMI Ell
,.rnr,s. n. the r,,,cr.. II ,h,r cumI,any At.
,r,,u,sbI.
Arr,.s Nam street, on the Opposite
corner. /. ia. palnnn aud club r,~,nH "f
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

and " our ~ ~. m"-' Is'pulsr h rislr'"r
~ THE r,,tmn Il D, the headquarters
fr commercial ttaVri"rr, hi-i 'lssn
recommendation fur atty hotel Nj k"R
49,. hss hv.i ~ the -uuin.tn Ssn,s W
rulu's ff .rvrnt--n yrHr-, ami has kelh
the fraud Central ft The psr, three
y-Arp IT, II uur II the lev iiesl fat and
Iully "liuuifa 49," ~ N. uld time inn, WIN
kuuw h"w tu Keep tavern, n"S =" rarely
MT uth NJ kug"ts has hn" team
s,t ,st,t.gr T., let T." In-" Nlsllng \"
ir,, uu ih. m,urr II, ~ ,"tr,lh-
.RNHNS rAtA,E nutKl.
- uu" s'uu" structure. somewhat ,sulAt"d,
,i iD,. uWri rnd Il Man street, - at "I"
.su, sr nurly FURNISHED h'u'" 81 over
rnity 80 ne, AMI M 81 tu" mnnAgrm" Mt
o 'hr uwu'I X ,ur"n, ~ g"t~ lie rhAi" ct
I..I n.IAttouAsr Mr ] MurAlhrr. n-i
.hsui tailor. i.-r lur nrrr ia ruon "t
he ~, AND Il 90 u Va. Palace hnt-l. lr
a. T. NJ hrlnr drulrl, has hlr uihc" Al
iu- hu,,I. aud The Mason" hall II sta.
,l u,"r III" lIu1ug i''ul.
rup ERRIl tu, K,,tLsR
urNrVAI,r aud Juh printing "ih'" IL Ia.
s'.d uu Trout street. near the t"riill"'
uulrl, AMI ~ Iuhirh'si ~ r { Burll, Al
utrItg.ut Ani courteous gentleman, Sh'
- lcun"- hr-ihr,u 1t thr rrai A. irl"nir
lu-i.ad II ri"-iug ia" gAl"r And hsrruI
il,r durrr II hir hA,n~,ck against them
the Rr-'i"r IL rrll-h'd ~'-kly At 1
&C., Aurum. aYi - hr-rtNing Il IT." pat
I,uns- ~ all whr are Int"fr- 81 ~ south
rrr ~,u,A r. county J'h plant rni
70 .ut iur needs IT IL" -"ctIun "nShlrs ih'
/ X ,-t,rr 60 du all l,-nl I"h wuik. Nj
,urI II -lru the lcAl agent ~ the furtA
| Telegraph COMPANY al the ku-l!-r othrr
tnK AEHILlu, H"rEi,
I NA,rulmr S.hck, proprietor. II situate
uu Front STREE. uu the corner II lh"'
ami IsAsrll cuuIurtri hnur", having
s,--i patronage Many railroad AMI tue
,uras u,su board ~ The h"u. -, sui II !
headquarters for mining men. Mr. hic
h.r. f"r prNrrnl Year,, l-rn mAi :
lpf,inIurur- ~ this ~ ton. And rtAil la
faith - the r,iurn u prosperity Where
eyer he IN known h- has friends, And the
rt"l' -, his hotel.
VA los RI,HAEps
k.,,,. . Iruy alnrp an Front stree
nrraE Thiri street from IA" t-rrllI'
hn',I, whtrh ~ stacked with ~ tin- la
Il drugr, medicines AMI toilet Arilcl"
etc, AZ eau b- found IN any al ~ lab
l-ImlAtrou IA the west.
uARHY s'KANTuS'S
chop Lnun. aud H.lurn, open day NJ
night. whore the hungry and Thirsty ,rA'
.l-r can SlwAyu md r-tr-ehm"n,. NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06
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Secretary NswhAll hAs announced Ia.
p-rp4,nnsl ~ III. standing conml,,r"s II
the club for tho ensuing year A. spp"'n,r'i
10y Pr-snlrnt Wells, as follows
R.,lroads-H Is, FERGUSON, Il. 4. ST.
YER. M. 4. Ol.ro, W. n Strickler, {. \
Crazy.
Manufactures W. Is, Chilherr, i n
Wilksrsou. X. y. Hall. A. A. k-cn. ". h
Walsh,
Correspondence and Adv.rtising-W
\ Burke. q. l.. Brooks, Il, W. Dobson
y. law .nthAl, J. X faint,
Public mprny-mrnis--J. W. Schnhrli
A. W Cleland, &. W, k-nnnhy, " u
Chiliers.
Irriga,ion-J. II saint, J, 4. Van lnren
N, q. Caller. J. {, BAliridge, J. ArmiJo
Mines aud Mining W. q, HAdl-y, W
N. Weaver, ID, n. k,nr,iAn, W, Il. Hope
we'll, J. Y, Mclaughlin.
sauitariums--a. \. EAsterdAy, J. II
wrnth. ". q, Hope, q, W Harrison, y
W, Clancy.
R.esp,ion--R. II. Kent. ". &, Purple
| X. II. Putney. J. 4, Smith, &. N, stsrry
Native Pruiucts--E. A. Grunsfcld, !.
u. Putney. A. aruusfsld, J v. Luthy, U
N. Marion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06
CERRIiI.OS PUBLIC SCHOOL. BUILDING

~h.- m,it". 1--WE never sl-rp," II known
from Kansas city To ran francipc", IA ~"
next h"up- toward the depot from the
drug store
NSuHaN AkSTGks
~ the whnlrual" agent for the Anhrnr-r
Huach Hr-wing saSGiAtinn, With war;.
hnIIz. on north Iii- IL the railroad And
"llr- with Chapman \ R--. He ala"
deals N mineral waters anil delivers lee.
-. u. ARsuLu.
ON, " the town trustees, slsn nn the north
nd- u the railroad, d-Aln IA hay, cats
And chop.
pK, ). rAiAEA,
the only doctor III C-rrill'@. has hlH oftc"
aud residences north nf the railroad, near
the d-I-t.
JuHH kRiIK
IN the proprietor IL the Min-r'r Home "A.
lnnn. IN Firr, rtr,et, manufactures ~ ell
kinds II mineral ~at.rs, aud ~hol-~Al-
av-n, for L-mp's b--r. lie 10 Al~o pro-
pri-tnr II the livery AMI nAlr stables
adjoining.
". rAruISA ca,
! have nucc.-I-d r. PurtigliAti ~ the
prnprir,nrp Il the headquarters sai"nn'
, and arr DOING g,sd business In their
! line,
!. ;. NILliAsS
lie the proprietor ri feed, livery and sale
stable on Main street. extending Ia Front
street He has III. largest and mes,
com pl-,. livery business III Cerr,ll'~. snA
run. the transfer business II the swn.
a. Alno --lls White Arh coal.
JrLIts u. GKRDKS
has a tine stare rnnm ON tho corner al
Main and First streets, and carr i-s large
stock ~ dry H,asiS. clothing. hnts aud
! sh,-.s. hate, n,sion., hns candies, etc ia
fact, almost anything but gr1.r'.s and
hardware, in the general mr~chAndiH.
line, anil do-r . hnurishlng business. M
urrl.. ~ - santa y. merchant, and The
C-rrillon house 10 under the management
~ Carl prul,-t. . young mAn of thorouKt
hu,,n..a training. who IL assisted by r
Randolph.
wniraAS M@H
conduct q meat market, neat door u
I irri.s store. AMI supply shs town an
r surrounding country with the best meat
a. l,- hal Ia the market
"ruR tIlg"
!. IN. attractive name ~ the neat genera
, ,n.rchan dlsing establishment, Of which 5
ioLiips, one IL the town trustees. IN pro
pr'S,or.
, ar. located IN ID. nsI, ssorr roam. an
. deal 10 Il rur. fo-d, lumber aud real 90
tate, and Sir. North Is also working
quarry of building s,ons, shipping now !
santa Fr. He " alec c0nuaet"r' an
A has bull, several of the beet busiuss
J, houses in Csrrtllos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06


,i.sls IN nrw Aud r',und hanh furnitur"
srd u,hrr yo.,s "" huy- Snd s,llr rv
~, thing, from ''a"i"Nn ton h"ir'lnr
engine. HIn place 4 huHinres " nrt'
l,.,r tn th. b,a,,l = tr,ir rurna Acrurr
the p,r-., h. has smother wSrrh"ur~ And
si"r~
u. ,uiENAN,
the village hlzrksmnh. " heated "n the
vrrt pdr ~ tii-t street, And mAkrr =
sI.,n uj It uut-'rlrsnur aud "Hg"i
wutk
INtuNtu uuNlN'u
k--rp gr,--ry rtut" un the rAin" rdr u
Fuat street. aud ~ slpu - marble cutter
and Manufacture - i"ml-t"urr
LtuNLtl
II the urulri-iof 4 ~" p"'imnnt--r "a
l.rn. Nr'pulAr aud ,"slluv man among
he I-"I,l, AMI hAsA e"nd trad"
q, ,tussuS
deals m gr,r-rrr, fruit, confectionery
rtr and l+iug - 1--we, "ni-rIrising y"uuh
man. there arr few hurlu"-r h"urrr II
Crttllur more popular than the "I~''
llr'r" grocery
EuNAKu HNNHH
~ C-rr,ll"r' "nly lawyer, Ani A J." h-n
dali uthIA,e az Notary public And | ;
= cummt-riunrr. a.. well ~ Jus,icr Il ~
p,Hc"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

Alnut sixteen miles nearly due south
IL Crrrillu~ il HituAiri the Inining camp
81 Golden, The scene ~ ancient placer
mining IN New M-sico and the center ~
the greatest gold holt in tho southwest,
now here has there been developcd and
oI,sned lo,ie veins ~ greater extent, II
such uniform grade II pay ore. and where
the ores cat he mined AMI reduced "a
chraply =. ., the r"u,h end II III" ortiz
mountains, near Golden, la the Alpine
or Cullen group Of ninrs. the lodrs have
l,,rn proven IA l.. frnn ~ Ia 200 lee, in
width, and the orc ranges. by mill run
tests oi 100 Ton lo,s, from u In t33 IN gold
Ter ton, In the neghboring proparty 81
James n. Lucas the vein 10 frum 80 IN b.
fss, in width aud pays IN the mill from
tl6 10 $SO p.r ton. G. &. Fitzgerald has
olsnsd two claims adjoining the Cullen
mines and has dsvelodsd veins sroin 100
10 20D fest thick, every Ton Of which will
pay over u in the mill. lie estimates
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

A mining camp IN the ortiz mountains,
seven mile. east IL C-rrillos N now at
tracing ataniinn because ~ the exirri-
m.nI being mad. by II Elk'nS IN
working ores from the Cunningham mine.
which hs has lease from the Ortiz min.
grant company, "gs,h-r with the Ortiz
co,nI,auy'r mill. known as III. Wolff mill
The mill Ia built tor = forty stamp
mill, " which twenty arr In place, and
Mr.. ElkinH II running ten. lie hsH added
Achin-ry aud " making improvements
through which h- -xpscts H. t-ea, the
ore. successfully. II h- succeeds = mill
Of 100 stAnps--it may bs Goodwill he
sr,.ct.i al lLplur-s IA r-ducs the 0re. The
Cunningh ham mine IL an immense GHiy OF
low grade gold ar. which can be mined
and brought To the mill Al u very low
cost, There arr probably 100 ninur'
ground h,lors.. There are three store,
carrying general merchandise, Of which
= branch store uf ChAs Gleason carries
the largest stick,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

The storm which broke here las, nigh,
aud ended in delightful rain. lef, severe
results in santa Fs, wh-r- the uagnid.
cen, trees on the plsss were ru,hlsssly
dsfollA,ed. Large imbs that Furnished
generous shAds were twisted frum the
trunks and borne down before the storm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

TaIs territory hss always been self.
supporting. The Hocorro Chi.itAin says;
mo on- sver heard the psople II New
Mexico complain or advertise their pow
sr,y or ash for ssed wheat. old clothes or
cold victuAls."
ALL the Arizona papers indicate prus-
parity IN that territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06
TuIuuot-r.

In n l~li ranging ~ width fr"m 81" Ia
/ 900 feet aud "ltru'ilng firm about THREE
m,l-r northeast II C-rrillua din,aucr II
r1 miles. are found the famous turquoise
of Santa F- roun,y. TIL" principal mines
and workings in this l"'l, belong I" the
American Turquoise company ut New
York. J + McNul,y IN the rnI-r'nrnd
cn, only q small f'rc- IN n"w a, work
al the mines. hut Rrmr "f the value al
s3OO, uD have ia-n shipped Ia New f"rk
rlnc. last September While ,h" mr'
Iuoi.- IL superior quality has besn found
only IN the mir ~ IL the American com
,any II IL not unr-Ar*'nshi- y" h-ii-v'
that equally as valnSblr will '~ found
rln- here IN the belt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06
CEkRlLL0S.
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