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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
Mepc rnshra ,s Ear,h

Will ia" again IN the bosom IL . dyspep.
ur Mise enough Ia substitute fur the
pr"u'i" tonnes. which have bambSp.l~tl
him "ui of hls belief in the possibility al
cure, the real mvIgurant aud HtoInAc he,
ios,rtt"r's Stomach Bt,-rs. The bilious
the nervous. the dysI-ptic, the rheumatic
allk" derive sI"r'iy henehi from this help.
tul b"tanic medicine. Persons suffering
from indigestion will gain NO positive per.
nan1ni g"I from the h-ry, anmedicated
stimulants ~ commerce., too often us-d
r-cklrssly The Bitt-rs Ia imm-Asurabl,
!" Ice preferred IA these a. u tome, sine,
its pure basis is modified 10y the conf unc.
tion with II OF vegetable ingredients Of tn,
high.s, remedial excellence. Malaria /,
prevented and rrm.ii-d by II, aud IL IN.
fuses vigor into the weak aud sickly A
win-glassful three times n day ia the aver,
age dns..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12


A, Iuu,ru convinced Of the frauds that
have been ~ clumsily perp-lrated 10y the
gan; IA the formation of their scheme I"
rtra! the Legislature, the governor sHyS
hr cannot Atorl /" ~ back IN hlr PARTY,
With that same iudrciuiOn which chArAc-
trriIrd another man VIII Vas uni"rtu-
uatrk chosen NJ a ruler. MAMMALIAN /,
h- IL gradually hrrug swallowed up hy
the various elements about Inn lie
dare ne, strike blow AT the MARTINEZ
frre t.ss.,u hierarchy, aud hr lacks the
courage to take decided stand tor 'h"
rlght. beyond simply expressing his "pin'
luu All Il these uwni"nH clearly declare
tina, the republicans have lrru fairly nnd
-,luAr-ly -lrcte'i l." the MAJ "rity of ia"
house aud yet lac dnrrr not recognize their
buly. cat upon such pusillanlmity.
"TuK number uf officers and attaches al
Territorial Legislative assembly Ia deter.
mined Us the laws IL the United States,
aud cannot hc increased by any act nf the
Legislative assembly ita-lf. A territorial
i-gislauvr assembly ~ limited IN lis eH
,runep IT, the amount provided 10y con
srrrs, and caun"t appropriate none!
from the territorial treasury Ia pay al.
iAchr. nm AuthuriIt-l 10y act IT congress.
Monty Va Stevenson lllAh"l, January
-, lsS7, a. Pacific Reporter, page 3O3.
Thus II ease -luar-ly III point, and
some rltllrn should rnjuIn the wrrtnria
nu' t"I against paying any Z" Tue wal
rants drawn N favor IL the "pair'"" al
santa fr this winter.
FAM MAHtlSHI and II u f"rru-s"u
.rrIl net in have run urt - hHrL"i SiI'
yet, Fall hr"nglt oU som" more when hr
arrived IA Santa r. the other day, and
III" ,r,th BE- Ir,tnlly thoroughly tnc'1I
~ ~ rlu- Afternoon. They have got the
lrmuriai. mlrI sn wires, however
4 WL. h DO ,ruuirr than the corral aroum
the rrIwhh, ana,
lur, Legislature has accomplished on
thiur NJ least aud that 10, W, T. Th"l u
ton has had hlr measure taken Ihrr" u
un ,Inuit nuw nf he cAliber. His HiAi" "
disturbance during the pas, week may b
>rry artly compared I" that II til" "l'
hen tina, has Matched out hrsI "fiurkr
when they rirrt take Ia IA" water
/ Tag question IL now whether Ferguson
viii help Fall /" get the T. Sltuu II attor
n-y general, ~ whether h" will conclude
To- help his pSrtn"N Judge Warren,
wiTH fnr -cuIr srTgrants, assistants
mes--ngrrr ,lriks and poI,"rS And door
Keepers All JHnitors, etc. the manage
mrnt" # the council chamber has not ys
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
HErtH>t>,. stAuD.

The Arkansas TEXAS gang II pultI.
ciAur. Arslrtrd 10y the Missouri contingent
Il t-drrA m ,iAlr. who are IA charge IT
New MrXIc, temporarily, Sigh Tor the
southern -IrctIuu returning hnard, 1t ~
All Easy way To- win elections And saves
much tr,uh!r aud rireu-" The southern
mrthpi Vas adopted after trial " other
tY-thuis g. control the cnlured man aud
brother. II Was found that kIllnK them
mn,r the lAhur market SrArc-. and Ia
prevent thrti voting made RIOTS aud
scandals. The state returning election
bnari was a hnppy device and bea, ,h"
II the southern states are happily icon.
trulri" 10y returning boards. and the r..
IubhcAns, Inpulls,s aud neHr-s can all
vote, aud the returning boards Il" the
counting In on. distric, In South Carr.
lima, Elliut's district, Shr demucrA mum
Der ioO aud the negroes 10000, who are
-olidly republican Last year the return.
Iu, bnAr,l gave the democratic nominees
/. iro ma ur,y, aud ali was peaceful gu
the rl,r pIautati"nr,
Th, ,lrmn rAtlr leaders II this territory
are hruly cuuN uc-d VI the b-Autl-S e"
tins system, and mIl To that eiiec, nov
rests N ia" r'"Art ot one "f the dem"
cratic s,a,r-men AT Santa p, all read
for passage aud the signature II the gov
,ruor The Las Cruces Independent, tn
p-rnnuAl "rgan uf the immaculate Judg'
Fall who graduated in pure politics II
Arkansas. advocates the measure.
The iricuis oi the bill insis, tina, ,hia !
a sure way Ia control the vote Of the Mex
icau population, aud At all ,lmes insure
healthy democratic majority and /,
ssd that al the democratic gang VII
stole seats IN tue Legislature will fave
the IsssAg- ui tue till.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
aOw EaS -uOnpA,.E
= few mere tisLs Absst ,sI
NtsslsE MARSHAL

irztrTlAy Afternoon Deputy 4
Huhh"ll informed TUE tittaHN that /
~ sheriff NurArfi turned over hr
a. sh-iIi Hunt, after making M O.
cuuntt with the ~ "fAl deputy
he discovered shui Ag- ~ tht IA
collected hy Marcia lBpwrrs
amount of 80, aud while II IA ali.
that hr Vas rluur- g. the cent
town ~ iiAllup, rumr saying ths'
town owes him ever lru Tor rerV 4
deird. still he wAs financially eml 4
81 by Obligations which w-r, q 4
which h, the missing mAfslAI) cua
,d lmI s~sibl- Tot hlm tu meet
However, these iNctr we're not o. 4
Ia their nature 60 cause him "a
iuu-ly dirapI~Ar, Hhd ~ Gallup al
cluity, among HE intimate itiru
corning tu All accounts, thu the y
advanced hy lHK ,itlIgS that h.
dr-"ti"r frHm the lut'-i states 4
gaming Aiii' uurl strength. aud IT,
iutimAuun IT f"ul play, hc being az
IN his r,s'm ~ d-cHyr'i ,hrr-frut
| hir rrmalur hti away dumped l..
/ lnlb i'flf W wv ill'u' ltHlH AtNl iUlnf
--rr last glNIrg preference tu the =
/ ui drs'rtlnr, aud ~ consequence I.
ttN,ty ut several dAys ago, when
/ IT men wrI" srnt uul iu all iirrCt.
nut HIM u rusrIhlr, has rumrw hA'
/ r,d,rl
/ 4 gentleman whp IL here to-day
/ the wet, bat via objects tu VA"
he uamr. turrms las CuuhsN H..
/ the uwmuu 4 y hW at ,mlluu.
/ whom II himr"lf. that Bower. vii
AIuuud iur lew months and rviurl
pared 1" satisfy al ,lAuu, RgAin
und start niIrsn IA the Wur.d.
But" sucE-stri Iut tlrIlsN, e
theory uf deceit li,u l- ruiI",l Rud
sputt"d hy army "ihrnl-. how ,
clear hm-,'If - tue ,li,ig"
con" remarked ,h" srn'lcmn
Bowers ~ rrAl., u d"srit-I. IT WAS
his coming iu ia" wet rp hong hg,
the l ,ht-t States, | thank. Il arpoa
properly. would refuse - hay" lin
uAriialrd iur the "ilrn-"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
FANs rv Bs DIsArrOINrED.
toid " eaiher Drltru the krd Htock
LsE- hack so Z InrInnaIl

Y u
tsE- Ssck 10 tLnrIhnAtt
when THa CrTIzxs exclusively su-
nounrrd few days ago that the famous
Cincinnati Red Stckngu, memh-rs al
hr National League IL Base Ball play.
ere, would likely visit this city sometime
soon, tho fans IT the territorial metropolis
rrlck-d up their ears aud began pr-la.
rauons tn witness match game ~ base
ball wherein . real professional club
would participate. and even our amateur
twirl.r, who made himself famous lnSt
September NJ the territorial far 10y hls
clear headed work ia the hnA against the
semi professionals Of san MariAl. and
k--gAn's celebrated hellys II Gallup,
commenced oiliug his right arm aud put.
ngAins, ia. Visiting Red Stockings. II
has been the talk - the town fur liz" pArt
three weeks, and the manager If lHst
yenrs club has rrc"i,"d more than u
dozen letters frusn VAriuus pArts f Tia"
territory asking upon what dater the Cir-
cinnAtis would play, all HlgnlfyIuH their
intention " coming herr aud witnessing
the games ii &. R"rr, who caugh, Tor
the Nan MarriAlr last year, had put ia "A
hid tu assist in catching the -"r,-s Tor Tia"
Albupurrlu-r, while Willie McGill, TIA"
Chicago twirler, who was here last Wed.
nsrday aud IA now on the ranch Il n
friend about fifty miles FROM III. city, was
Engaged ,o as-lst Charley Mcdonald III
doing the ,wrlins A wrll.known pro-
frssionAl player, who held down the in.
i,inl bag tor Milwaukee last season, now
rusticaing in Grant county. heard - the
prnpnr+d vlrlt u the Cincluuatis. aud
asked tO be allowed the privlleg. II
playing with the AIbuqueriues. So II
can he seen that the TEN in regard to the
Cincinnstis caused n furry Of excitement
in other towns, hr-id-s Albuquerque, but
Tux CIrizRS il nov compelled to register
disappointment, Frank Bancroft. man.
agpr of the Red Stockings, writes that
After getting Ia New Orleans the cold
weather set IA suddenly, and he anu Ia"
players agreed To "pull up stakes and
return To- Cincinnati After playing Ia
New Orleans Tor few weeks. II wac the
intention H. x" Ia Florida, thence back I"
lrN,s, AMI Ar"r playing in III PaSo and
! Albuquerque, return HON" VIA the Atchi.
son, Topeka a Santa r. railroad Mr.
/ Bancroft says h" regrets the dlsappoint q.
m"ut. but thinks that he viii take his
riuh south about March lsi. and II ~, hr
viii arruu ~ the trip II" ~ I" give the
Ahulurr,IueHns hrSt.class exhibition II
professional has- ball playing.
THIS mornings mail hr"ught THk Cn.
rlrN = letter from " II R"ynAldr, dealer
/ ia stationery Al White oaks, desiring "a
know when the CIurluua,is would lie
here, a. he nuh number uf White OakS
people wcrr AuNiour Ia r''r Va" games liz
will he dl-apr",n, i hkrW ~ the whole
territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12

II II rumVr-d that n strong secret ur-
gauiaation has been effected IT, this coun-
~ to Civ. Secretary Miller n snit of
cloth-s when the WcASi1n presents itself.
This is Ia b- deprecated, and It Ia hoped
the organization will think better II the
unlawful oct contemplated. Miller isn't
worth the tar aud feathers that would
cover him, aud III" outrage would make n
martyr 81 the petty rascal
Tux wlshy .washy some II the optic il
rNplAlued The Democratic gang nj San
la Re who are trying Ia discipline the
governor. have promised the Optic the
territorial printing II Il did ~. providing
Thornton dill not edo right This comes
straight from Santa Fe, tut II may be a
base Islander on the Optic,
TBR reduction IN the number IL pAsses
issued 10y the railroad COMPANIES ID ere.
sting II gou,i deal II discomfort among Ia,
shpp.rs AMI passenger agents OF Colo
RADIO The railroad men claim that I'll,
agreement 10 bona hd- aud the comI'Anie'
expect /" save $4,000 900 during the
coming year thereby,
RKrRrsksrArINE RASEiS hal 755 ma
Jrrlty over Lucero, who had the lowest
vote of any Of tho candidates for repre-
sentative on the democratic ticket. Id.
wari psld refused to accept the position
showing that he 10 top much of gentle
man To- accept AN office /" which lac wal
not elected.
TINS democratic pAI~Ir are talking
kle-fplly sbDui the overthrow" ~ Mr.
Catron. That gentleman 10 at the begin
ninE II . brilliant congresrinnsl career
aud II viii hr many years after III" pre-
ent gang tIAckAls who are yrlping At Ian
h-rlr AZ. "a ohlivion. before lar II aver
thrown.
l. Aroma the united States gran,
yury IL investigating the alleg'4i lll"eH
acts # tiuv. l., e Hughes, Their" II
summers job ia New M"I'e" II lh" craud
,uty will start ~ /" investigate the ll.egA
acts ~ the Democratic federal "ll,rAIr
TuE drmarA,Ic gang At Santa Re hav'
promis the territorial priuung /" ia,
Democrat, II II "du's Iighi That pat
runasr II now Promised /" the New Mrl
I lean, thu Democrat nni the uptici hu
they must all "do right
IN. u,saavs nf IiuS Thornton Ia IN,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
Desousses by democrats.

All honest democrats. both IN bona
Ana and Grant coun,i-r. are loud ia de-
nuncla',on II the outrageous act ~ ss.c
rotary Miller III refusing recognition Ia
MIR Auehrta VII" held the legal c.r,ih.
cate II member IL the council from
iraut and bona Ana counties. For
Miles they rIrress their contempt, bu,
do Ne, think him worthy II censure as i,
ia openly ssid 10y everyone that he 10 q
weak tool ia the hands II the Las Cruces
and Albuquerque gangs. Silver City
Ent-rpTIrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
ra. Ds-rn,Cr ArroaNsysm,v.
new rs~ ns.as-r- nsa Arra.sea
ThtaHn 20 autt uheU

t"tens 70 SuU Hhf@
Now that Governor Thornton has .
democratic conncil-ar,iacisl and manu-
featured article though II be--h- unduubt.
-dly rtIs'cts plain sailing In the matter
fee; hu,
says the spts'n to the mate
ihsfss trouble AhsAi'
sHJs the ma'r I" the cApb,
I know there 10
The appointment which mo-i nearly Af
ir,ts this community 10 that II distric, al.
,orney. and II all ,h. other appointments
arr ~ NJ pleasing shsr" an this one. the
governor mus, I've a happy man There
arr three avowri candidates, Thomas n
Wilkrrrnu. Sunuers BurkhAr and George
W Johnston. with fourth, q. y. MAJ.
run, NJ prrS-Li little ~ the background
These arr all respectable gentlemen aud
go,sl citizens, but oihcr. seeking puts the
he,t Of men Ia embarrassing positions
aud IN strAngr company
When MI Miller, nos secretary Il the
territory, made ur his mind some weeks
ago ,u violate the law in III. organisation
II the Legislature aud 10 steal frum the
republicans the fruits ~ their victory at
the polls, hr undoubtedly realized that
there MAS danger the president might
disapprovr 81 he lsuless EctS and r..
move hip official head. aud he probably
began a. hook around fur a son place
upon which tu fall Il lie lo-t his pres.
-ut office, he would wsut H. return a. Al.
hulurrIue What wAs there he could
get hrrr Naturally his mind reverted
/ To- the plnr" hr once held, that IL clerk oi
,h, llriIy court but gooi democrat,
Nj Marion. held that place IAN right
let = make Maroon district attorney that
Will rult him better, aud II Thornton
won't agree. | Will force him 10y my IN
hu"ucr with the council. winch will h- my
creation won't let any ou- elise h.,
confirmed 80
Nlr Maroon IN sAld to he willing Ia az.
crlt the place Il Miller eau force thr gov
'rn"r Co. thrust II IN him. hut Il II not yet
certain that Judge Collier has made him.
self party tu thus trade. lie 10 rather u
wary I~rsou. aud probably has no, com
united himr-lt
1t IL believed tina, the governor want,
e. aumiuat- MIR Wilker-uu. who has JUS
returned from SautA r. aud seems salts
he'd with the uu,lnpk. Can he be con
hrm-dt lie ought not a. be. for Tia,
council IL clearly MiIrr.nad-. aud !
would he hArr ,ngrAtItudr Il It shout,
run counter tn the Wishes IL its author
u II Alrn understood that the governed
would nominate Burkhart aud Johnston
before hr would come H. h cnmpliAnr,
with the wIoh"r II the Aut"rratic Miller
The problem IN, whether Millrr'n intu
rncr can stand thr strain uf pr,ruriu,
three rnrr"S-iN" r"I"riiunp III his owl
personal interest A mAn may r-,luir,
tru much even "r his own child, and " hei
rebellion COMES It ~ likely Ia ~ I" ci
tr,'iu"-
Now. an this trouble ran T.. avoided
the prrsrirn, will assure Miller the, Il, i
all right and will not b- removed Cl-y.
tur-, however. and will probably not CIV,
such assurance ia time "a benefit Mr.
Miller
We would like I" hear from the othe
districts, in which. W. trust. things ar
equally harmonious
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
An ola s.,ai-r's n.com mraaa,,op.

In the late war | wsA soldier IN the
First Maryland Volunteers, Company Il.
During my term VI service contracted
cnruur diarrhua since then have
used great amount at medicine. but
when found any that would give m- re-.
lief It would inJure my stomach, until
Chamh-rlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhrs Remedy was brough, to my notice.
used II. and will say II IL the only rem.
"iy that CAV. the permanent, relief and NJ
bad results follow. l take pleasure in
recommending this preparation to all 81
my old cotnrnlrs, who, while giving their
services to their country, contracted this
dreadful diseas. A. ! did. from eating tau.
wholrsome aud uncooked fowi. Yours
truly, A +. Bending, Hsls-y. Oregon
For sale 10y 7, "A, BArg-ss a. Son, drug.
gIsts,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
nNNktN RkTI HNr
H~ " Ra n-rAtrd NithouI Nny o. =
aIbIe EAcusr OF Fairness

Htbte GhcuSr OF thlrncss.
T. j Rankin, representative FROM this
county. hAs returned home. He Mas uu.
seated hy thu Democratic house without
any investigation, aud Francois" l.ucrru.
VII" ~ "a u"u-n,ity NJ Les Grirg,~, Mas
seated ~ hlr place Mr Rankin had
over 900 majority, and the uutrAg" IL an.
seating hun will he remembered by the
people If thus rity and county fur y-srs
To- come, aud will be- avenged "n every
ccAslun. Personally sir. Rankin 10 glad
To- get home lie IN . msu OF education.
and only consented To- serve as legs.
later hoping t. I- of h-urnt Ia the pru.
pie. He say excuse HIM hereafter from
accepting position that would conSign
hun To- two months residence IN such u
bells hul- ~ santa Fe He REPORTS that
the signA,ur- III Vidal Mora was obtained
IN Mlllrrr office after dragging the man,
and that he was carried there hy four
men THIS ~ only un. al the many out.
RACES lrlne l~rlrtra,"'i hy ia" Miller
gang. cunsirtlng of Tom unhrl, Canning
ham aud his armed deputy rhrr,ir The
Legislature is now organized, Anl il ia
controlled 10y the w"rSt gang 81 thieves
ani eat. threats IN the snuthwrrt, anil the
tel rit"ry will be- robbed blind,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
For over Fiuy Years

AS Old AND wELL.TRiED RESKpy.
Mr.. Wiuslow's Soothing syrup has been
ire' for over hsty years by millions ~
n",hcrs for their children while tee,hing.
with prrfee, success II soo,hes the child,
-of,rnS the gums. allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and ID the beet remedy for
iiArrhpA. IL PHEASANT IA the taste, Sold
by druggists IN every part II the world
Twenty tive cents = bottle. Its value Ia
lnrAlcu'ahl" B' SURE and ask for Mrs
~in"l"w'r S",hlng syrup, and take NJ
hhrr kind,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12

succc~ied In getting the temperature Of
the rco'n above so degrees. The employees
aud the senators apparently arrive Al
sbou, the same time, AMI a fire Ia then
built. r~soluiion was passed. yes'er.
day asking Tor another stove a better
resolution would have been Tor another
jAni,or 81 ,wo tn ait sr,upd and r,ll Gig.
Hret,.- I" kr-u himself warm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12

made gccd record Ivy cleaning on, the
lswiea. elemen, ~ the northern couut'es.
regardless " political proclivines. The
hnnee, democrats ~ the territory, and
they uutnumhcr the dishonest. ten Ia one,
ks,kei ,n Gov-rnur Thornton Ia lead the
party irrm the dcb.rIug bonlagr IN Which
Il vac h'ld ny the Las Ctur-s Aui Alhu.
lurrlu- tr,ckr,rrs SILVER city En,rr.
lfts,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12

81 men have s.our~l III. coun,r, /,
Gallup fnr hilra. hut ~ " ~" ~ ,lrI
ing marshal has been discovered.
shsl fUrnofr. VI this city. telegrsI'
Major J W ireen, scting marshal q
lup. informing tia, gentleman whs
Bowers was herr last tina, We. /,
saturday night, and he prrsumal
turned To- Gallup Sunday morning
IL. rncd LAT" the an-thun, ~ thi
thA, Buwris WAS n drn-ri-r from n
ulAr army And IN finding out tia,
sp,lte'i, mys,"nously disappeared
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
I've i.iv~s SAveN' -.

Mrs. rh"'h- Thomas, of Junction City,
H., war told by her dnctnrs she had Con-
sumI iion, AMI that ther. WAS no hope for
her, but tSn battles of Dr, king's New
discovery completely curei her and she
sayr II rny.d her life Mr.. Thns Eg-
grrr. lH Florida street San Franclsco,
suffered frnn n dreadful cold, approach.
ing Consumption, triei without result
everything els. then lOught one bottle II
l'r. Kings New l'lscovrry AMI IN two
weeks WAS cur-,i. He In naturally thank
hl. II IN such results, II which these arr
samples. that prov. III. wonderful ef.
irary of this meicin- IN Coughs and
Colds Free trial hdllrs ~ In. Th- II
nnrgrsr A sons dru. store. Regular
size h0c and 4 ~,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
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NtlNDe i'Ut.it

rhr foreign policy e the Democratic
party hNs succeeded at once IN hardening
,hr AMERICAN people with heavy ,Ah "u
"a. sugar thrS usr. aud Ia destroying the
fur'rgu export meat trad" 1t thus country
The lors to tins country may hc estimated
when II IL stated that the shipmen,r t.
Antwerp alun" amount t" f.',"" n week
The blow IT course il particularly heavy
!, the vest, where Tia" cattle interests re
large. aud where the democrats haze
placed the cattle raisrrs III competition
with the impaired cattI" from MeIl'o. II
tia, democrats kal continued ia full con.
trul uf The country ~" years more, the
nation wuuld have neither foreign com.
m-rcr uur home trad"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12

Governor Thornton har m,s-,ri a great
Ia Gu, loose fr"m the corrupt
ring which controls the Democratic party
IN New M.lico. Had hr done ~ he could
lead the clean AMI honest democrats ia
future campaigns, but he haS let III"
chance slip by, Governor Thornton has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
Mirinkrn Iarn,,iA.

You nigh, call II Dyspepsia, Liver
trouble ar n"rNuururrr, hut We do not
IA your trouble undouhrrily arises frnm
the kidneys Your salvation hrs IA Ore.
gnn Kidney Te. Il will RESTORE you Ia
health, and u trial will convinc. ynu III
thiH fact,
4 trial silr package can hr had at any
drug store tor - rruts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-12
DiNiDESp Dt,t NHkp
Catt On Recover Hatst aad -rrul
trr trat tbtNIdsHa

The fourth dividend II tn New Nj
SAviugr BSuk y Trust company &.
declared, Aui thr irpos,t"ir ran -,
another ~ per cent # their d-Ios
calling ga Receiver S.uut, ~ his IN
Second street, "a a." Whiting bu.
Will. thar ii,ri"rrl ,.uulI have
mpuS IL on rliII,u- ext -mrlV h
during the l,lri"y-, II II N"r! s'c'p
now, ~ t,I that u,t'"i a. any TIN"
c"lN"r SAini htuIr'' iuN ttrtsnS ia
has every A.nUranr' that = dn aleu-
at least - per cent. viii Dee i"yinr,
III. mat i,~ months