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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

The men who were SO industriousIy
working for principle during the
campaign are the first noes to want to
know what they win cit
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

Yale seems to have got more adverz
Using out of the recent campaign than
any Of its contemporaries except the
electoral college
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

In rewarding the gold Democrats for
their patriotic assistance MT Hanna
should not overlook the gallant Col.
Breckenridge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

Senator PETER will doubtless notice
that Notwithstanding their lack Of ex-
perienee there is a large number of
men who think they could quickly learn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10
New Santa Fe Time Gard.

On November 4th the Santa Fe Route.
the home road well put into effect
new time card making a number of
changes. Look it up If you are going
to travel
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

queen Liliuokalani gets her pardon
just as her friend Grover is about to be
turned out Of Office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

Chairman Butler seems to be able to
touch himself almost any ulace and pull
out a manifesto or address to the peo-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

How would Chauncey Depew and his
matrimonial policy do for secretary Of
state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

Jerry Simpson viii not be unknown
when he gets to congress at any rate
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10
IO,625.

The circulation for each day OF the
FIRST half year is given below
The issues of the TOPEKA DAILY
STATE JOURNAL for the six months.
viz. from the first day OF January. 1896.
TO the thirtieth day Of June. 1885. in
elusive. have been as follows:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

The best salve in the world for cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
ChiIblains, COrns, and all Skin Erup-
lions. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by J.
K. Jones. Fifth and Kansas Ave
Economy Bonasat Cordial made bv
the famous old Harmony society. great
est of All appetizers. For sale by all
druggists,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

The old lady was right when she said
the child might die if they waited for
the doctor. She saved the little ones
life with a few doses Of one Minute
Cough Cure. She had used it for Group
before. @. w. stansfeld. $50 Kan-Ave-
Not how cheap but how good is the
way we try to do our work. Peerless
Steam Laundry. 112 and ia West 8th.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

TTp at Carlyle some man wrote his
name at the head Of one of the tickets
and thought he had voted it straight
lola. Register.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

PETERS whiskers are six. years longer
than they We're Monday Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

In addition to the other things he lost
in this campaign, Mr.. Bryan has lost
all the confidence he ever had in rab-
bits feet--Lawrence Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

with few rear platforms built on
his house BRYAN can go on being hap
py.-AbiIene Reflector
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

There are many newspaper cuts of
prominent men that may now be thrown
away. They win never be needed
again.=Arkansas City Traveller.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

viii the election Of Mckinley start
up the mill between Corbett and Fitz-
sirnmons-Atchison Globe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-10

Bryan has seen a great deal Of the
country even If heis defeated. -McPher-
son Republican,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
U. =. LAND COURT
Three Important 0piniunS HANDED Down
Yesterday Morning.

The nitrh States court ~ pflNat" land
claims, with Chii Justice Rrri presiding
and all the Associate justices present, o..
stunned WORK tins morning at the federal
building. AVS the Sew Mexican. upu.
tons wrr" handed down 4. follows
In the ujo del tparh" grant case,
wherein May HAYS claimed eleven leagues
1T land IN san Miguel count! Judg" Ful
lrr handed down the Uplulonut the court,
holdlng that the grant, having been made
10y an hlralir and not - pursuance With
the g"NrTuT's grant, vs. void Ia" IT,
Triton va accordingly Dismissed,
In the Miguel aud santiago Munt"la
grant rA-,', lnNulNingH tract IT land III
RlO Arrihd county, Judge MufraN lHilirI
court confirming ia" same. Judge ~lu,-
ii--rnt,sl,
In AN opinion ~ thu court by JuIg'
R,.'d the h. 4" raillA grant IN l"rua
nllo county wdS continued Ia the l-lru
lndlan-,
The canada he los Mr-l"nn- grant ra-"
involving lands IN ltn- county, l. al
trial, Mr., Catfun representing the claim
ants
Pure hl"oi ulran- gnti health, IL
WITT Saf-hpafllla putliir- the hlSd
cures rfupllnn-, eczema, srtulula and Al
il~"a~''- aai~lng from lmpur" hl~si, "
l. Walt ~,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
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Plano aud iiaTlIonr

4 moderately sized audlrnc" greeted
Profs. A, Sodring and l0ui- Wit Al the
Pavilion Monday evening, just why the
people did not more generally attend IL n
mystery yet un-nlNei, but ~ many IN
stances are on record where talent has
b,en ignored and hungling amateurs
patronixeb. the distinguished musicians
need not feel discouraged At the tinancial
result.
Mr., Sodring provost the truth Oi the
statements contained In hundreds Of tes.
timonials from all parts Of the country
that he Ia . pianist OF unusual ability
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
1HE NEW RAILROAD.
II Is Going Along is It a RoSk Island
NyhemeR

livery thing I- hustle AMI ActiNity along
the line aud ut the terminal ut the COT.
tAlltn- ROAD. over the ttNrL The utlr-
over which thrtr Wa dispute have teen
guirt,Sl ni the superior court at thnm.
huA ani III" graders are noW rutiplrlIus
the grade Tor the track w ,o the site 1t
the paS-"ugrt station, lhtrr " four
-putS ia the upper yards. Aud ~ many
mutr III the lower yards have heen coin.
pIrtrd, AMI Que " the two locomotive. .-
shifting eats W. thr Sh',- while ihr u,l,t
Is working II construction tram Town a,
the end ut the line.
Iurt! seven ear lual- NJ material Wrrr
transferred yesterday from this side. -u
that there l. all abundant supply nov un
hand fut the uulluictrd construction ui
the road, AMI about quarter NJ mlroi
new track i hclhg lali each LAY. 80 Tar.
iullN ten miles ~ track las hru huI.
III" Is lu hrtiN" u-r hui at present ull
ul cars senator Leon ull huu-r is uuW
turned into material store huli,r. under
the management " IT, Uukr, lrm p,.
TIA, III, Who las vast quantity ul
material SCIENTIFICALLY -iuth tWh,.
where hr can pat lu- hand uu the -ttur
at u mumrut- u1tIrr hiuN THAT parr
u ih, blacksmith -hull 90 rhhisr ul VI
lwugla, stewart tufmrrl, vt the ~ n.
shops, AMI Wiz l. nov foreman NJ tia,
wufk With the ,utftlltu- company N,-,
." thrtr 3. Ia" pumg huu,. WMrl is
partl, nm.hr,i. anal clos, H., I- whore tl,.
-hup, arr To- be- built lhv marhur shoot.
Will l." l"NN,' ird huI d." black -my
-hup 'sN,u trri lnr "uuI l.u.. NII
have ten stall.
IN" completeness With which u.r urw
company d. taking bolt l-a positive g..
runurr W TIE magnitude ~ t'r Wutk
ihu- nhugutAt"i, auI the tact that TIE
hrrA Island l- ~AIi To- have The, IrtA. \
iAriNr grabhri lr,i- proplr over tUr
u'"f tu believe that 1t l- the kr,k Island
That Is bark ~ the 'ufalltu, rumpu,
Way one With half au r,r g. ml,.u,--
'hl' ~" that the NaN OPERATIONS urr
',lug carried uu over there mean, that
'"n" htg rnur'ru l. immediately lut,r
"~t"i and rwplnNr- VIII EurL l.Nr'
affiliations atriut,luH toward Iuarrl ln
"u" NAY ~ another
~hli IL Jntr1 man wh,nug'i 90 Know
IT ltaL 1. ui.. ,,, t.r,.i UL... tl... I.....L
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

u. in'rnt"r Related 4" K--idrnt si
Albuquerque.

u. In,rnt"r Related +" K-.idrnt Of
Albuquerque.
week ago luE IITlEtN published u
hti"f article giving some interesting
items III the history OF the Macarthur.
Forrest cyanide pr,r,s- Tor the reduction
II rrhrlliou~ aud refractory ores
Slnc" the publication Oi that article
the paper has LEARNED that the inventor
81 that most valuable Process John stew
art Macarthur l. first cousin L. David
nrlrut atlachr al the auditors office Of
the Atlantic " Pacific railroad,
In conversation with u representative
~ TN tlll/k>. Mr.. stewart cuInuluni-
Gated IA nunhrr al facts "f interest con.
corning his distinguished relative.
The gentlemen were bays together IN
their native city ot tlas-g"w. scotland,
nlIi from very early hnNhp,d Macarthur
Ninc"d II special taste and aptitude Tor
the study " chemistry. While stlll a
young man he was = recognized authuri'
~ IN his iaNutitr branch ui science and
Tor ten years was chief chemist Tor the
lhatsls sulphur and Copper Co., whose
works were III spain. Later he cnllab-
rated with Forrest. and together the two
hit upon the PROCESS Tor the reduction Of
gold ore.
A company called the Cass"l Gold Re.
cNetl TO. Was organized and carried on
fur "a year ~ two aud Was then succeeded
by company called the London Gold
Recovery Co, IN which London aud ,ilas.
gov capital Is interested aud of which
Mac Arthur i manager. This rumpan.
has lArgc interests IN Juhannesburg,
south AREA. and Mr., Macarthur makes
semi annual trips Ia that country Ia nj
tend IL their interests. In 1871 n brother
~ Mr. Stewart. Alexander +. stewart,
went 10 Johannesburg IN the employ oi
the same company, aud bath Macarthur
AMI Stewart were In that country during
the late difficulty between the English
And the ihRt-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
TWO MEN SHOT At AZTEC.
First Shooting Affair 10 san Juan County
for many Years.

Aztec, y. NJ, NV. IL. lSSi. The people
" Aztec and vicinity aFc considerably cx.
cited over the shupting yc-terdA, morning
0t u. +. Gilman aud 81. oa,o,a h, lh,~.
Hart, n tanchman lNing u lew mlirs from
Aztec.
The shooting, II l. claimed. vas unpro-
,okei aud Que of the men shot, Nj. "a.
,oia was unarmed. The mcu shot were
renters Oh Harris ranch and claimed the
right ot paStufing horses there.
Hart, IL Is said. tUuk the law into bis
own hands, -hutlng o,lllmAn through the
bowels aud Sa,uya III the side. Tie hui.
lets cannot be- extracted aud the durtor
IN attendance gives no hope IT the rrco,.
cry NJ either,
Hart wa at the time ~ the shooting
under bonds ~ krep Tie peace, ~ we'll ~
bouni over to the next term II TIE di,.
ttict court Tor assault with a deadly wra
pOn against SaNuta
h. wounded men are both young,
quiet aud grntrmanIy aud are highly
TI'h'h w W WIS ll'lEll'Nll lNNHls
AnnlilU\NL Particulars.
crthr foregoing -pundence WAS
placed In t!pes private letter from vii.
liam Mcliar probate clerk aud recorder
of san Juan county, Ia Judge l.aughlin
gives the annexed additional particulars
of the shooting referred TO- says the New
Mexican
capt I, II Hart. who lives up the river
u irw miles from AIt,c, has shot aud NOR
tally wounded two young men named
ullluan aud NANuNa, who were living on
from him.
The trouble arose ahuut thr division
NJ the crop and the right To- the u-r ui the
place Tor n pasture. capt Hart hah
been placed under bonds twice during
the summer to krrp the p"ac" toward hi
renters.
Thu immediate cause ~ the shooting
Wa ui account ~ the renters having
bought a herd II horses 10 pasture uu Ia"
ranch Hart drove the hot-r- into ms
corral and. when the frutrt- attempted
to tab" the HORSES ont. III" shooting com.
Inrncrd
capt, Hart shot uilmhu three tlnr>.
uur shot glanced III hi skull aul twr
shots vent Through M, arm Wlthuu;
breaking ANY huur-. lt. Wet reports nu
hope ior ,illman AMI very little t,r ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
PECK SUFFERS MUt II.
NJ, Len Hand May become Useless
Flower Friends.

Warrington, Nov. H. .Grorge X. Peek.
coalition to-day i not So favorable n.
NJ, physicians could wish It to hr E,ri
slu,' h. trrurrri con.ciuu-nr-~ ~ The
ratN morning after the accident hr ha.
CON- plHlnri Ut continuous Rud intense
wlu IN the right -ii" Heretofore his
p', lclHn- have regarded the pain IN that
rliy ~ u consequence ~ the -hrk
M htui-lng tnd have believed that II
vuuhi ra~- awal \uw the possibility N
At a.t one broken tih IL admitted
~roug pla~trr- have hrru irml~raril,
81 pd. aud All examination NJ IN, IA.
mf,l part viii bee muhr ~ --prI ~ HI rN.
tt-ur -ru-itNcur-- to touch has gnlnr
vNt, ahatrd.
I., right wrist. which Wt- broken, IL
3d. Iw"ll. AMI thu trHcturr promt-r- IL
lru' ~ permanent injuries The lrft
mul however, maN h"cnm" u-rlr-~ Tho
hr niger AMI little finger viii probably
return tn their original condition. hut
ih twn middle hng"ts uaN l." prrmA.
urNIlN stii'rurd, The trudun- of these
fingers were broken.
Vi Peck asked to be- sent tua hospital
tutN, hut his pa, ~cian4 drridrd that hr
NuIi h' letter cared Tor IN his tu,m at
n, hotcl. lie viii not hr able IT, travel
Ut two weeks
great many prominent m"n called at
III, hotel to-day Ia A-k about his con.
DIT 10 Unr ut the first was Richard
Uu,N. secretary ~ state, i--nriAtr jus.
IT,, w. j, brewer. who knew Mr. Peek II,
kau-a- several year, ago. also ra!lr'l
MlIaiIrr hrurIhl /. H. stanton. pay.
master general 81 ia" army. Ani SEVERAL
o,'rr army uillr"r- lett their cards dur
iur N" Iay. David H. Francis. secretary
ol O." interior. al" cillri
VI rrck'- secretary. T. &. \"ttlr~. r..
ern,.l more than 10 lrlrgIau- from
tmngn. New l"tk aud either cities t".
d., skiing about Nj rrrk'- condition,
great man. oi Mr. frck'- friends ~
VA lngt"n sent nrwrf-. ~ that every
Nallallr space Ia the ru"n Is covered
Mi them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
GENTRY 81 Is FOR $4,000.
Mr.. 1ewkSbury. the Gotham banker
BUYS the Great Kansas Pacet.

john X, irntry, the fastest PAGER IN ~,
world. -uli fuf tlg.g cat Madison Sluat,
Garden. New York, the other night. ~.
record IL 2nli Ne was ioalrd III 1879
bred by H. t.. Tolrt ut Wichita. Kan
When Iho great PAGER was brought nuI
,hr lmuru-r crowd Ia the grand stand
shouted Soinc one said tIup. tie WI,
LouiS Nutn-er. Another bladder went n
,huu-and better that was Lewis j. Irwks
bury, aud then the! had IT, Ihousaud.
Wrro nothing Tor time. Ten lhous
amt yelled Norm-rr
II ~ YOU n thousand better. said Mr.
Trwk-hnty.
Up II went Ia tlHu", and then the auc
liouret heard Nutm~"t ~, SlHi,H.
-Four hundred better" Aid lrwk-
hurry. That meant $l9.Nr.
HE'S YOURS" SAID Mt Rarur- after he
hal aid one, two. three. and thu greatest
PAGER thu world has ever ptlurrd M
the sporting Nurli' WAS ~ po--rs-luu vi
Mr.. lrwk-hurI.
Mr.. Irwkshut, l. "a veil knuWu hu,krt
lie has long l-."n hover 1T ihs hur-r.
AMI has several TN, uur- M hi, -tahlr
among them Il bert j
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
IIupIt>I'ol >StI


the Air",nrN. '","r ir"n Argument at
the >'iS, 'a-".
The test .uuuN wa- all Ia III the trial nt
hrurk ani Nrrmh"ln" nj 3 o'rlork yr~
trriaN afternoon nui Ia" Arguments Of
the attorney ~ the case wrf" hggu Al
uIIur
" &. I!rsr"rk Opened tur the t.rrliof!
AMI ~ h, customary tufcibl" manner
outlined the paints ot the ca-" from III"
view point uf the prosecution, showing NJ
Ia strong hght the uniform consistency
Of the testimony III Mr., S"lNa, VII" al the
murdered man. who Wa not shaken one
HAIR breadth from the evidence gwen at
the preliminary hearing, Ia, r"llr-''I'-
argument wt- most telling atd power
ful effort.
SUMMERS Rutkhitt made the opening
argument iur the defense summing uI
IA effective array the points uair hy that
side ~ favor uf IL" Justification ~ 'hrif
clients. NttofurS- lIh-nH AMI thlirf,
Wrf, heard THIS morning aud ~ the NJ
lrrunun I,.lun Prosecuting Ntt"fn"N
N!lkrf~un lrok l'r 'luor TT the cl"-lup
argument
II thought THAI ,h, ease viii l." gwen
T. lhr Jun thu r'"nlng,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

II INA! Il" worth SOMETHING I" know
TIA, The very hes; medicine for Restoring
ne tired but nervous system L" healthy
ug i Electric Mttrrs. lhls medicine
l. rely vegetable. arts hN giving tone
h. lI,' nerve rrttrt- III the stomach. gen.
IL INITIATES the liver AMI Kidneys and
aid ,l"S" organs IN throwing oil iinprlr.
~. IA the hlrsl. Electric Rlt,rrs i'm
rtn"~ IL" appetite, aids digestion, and j.
pn. unrrd b, tl"-" VIII" have trlrd II H.
hr very best hl"~d purifier and nerve
hh.', Try II. Sold iuf ~ cents ~ :
1T lulllr nj w. \. Maltun'- drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

SwitchrlIau ! Uu-. Nice alIrr,. Whlrpull.
NIX - pan out al u MILLER coupler "f u bag
gag ear ~ IL" wards here at - O'Clock
this Afternoon, sustained a tad ruuiII-l"n
81 ia" lett leg ahuNr the kur, .h,-t A.
h" pulled the pm the ear wa ur u curve
AMI H." ruuplrr- passed each other.
catching hl- leg. White the confusion T.
n Ind one, Mr. Mr'uflrr, WA fortunate
~ saving Ia, leg from being ampulnl"d.
Ration lirIrrtrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
IOuLH CITIZENS,


a. VI Ntlrthur the pu-tu1rr ~.
-p,ctor. Vito VA, Down ~ ,uWnrru sew
NrNlrr duui ,Nr uuw thh, urIrrt- hat
= uElt viii "bark Jnrk ant h, gang.
ram"Iu iromthr -ou,ha-l mg't AMI cun
uuu~i ou uori' To- uru,rr viii. lu HI
lh-r lr tuli the following strr, about
DE-. bandits
',.-, bandit, have wlthu -iNt, .lA,-
..ll ~ ami plh,N tour stag. uu tic
-,u Nlluulr AMI NMtr ulk- tag, Ilnr.
.ulIluR up'u puurur- ana uNJus rrg
n.t.1 mtU i.ntrd the ~rpdf ls,.i.N.Ur
'WIrr, hrl ~ the postmaster and funurI
.Nr pu-iuN.r, at san simon. ,a,NI..
nuuuN. ahuul -lNtrru ullr- rh-, Of
buWIr station ruair all attempt Co. TT,
10, Nughl"- hhuk at wlI.lN. ATTEMPTED
90. uril up the Atlantic y ln,.ar ~ hiu
iu'tcu. th' pr-tuNrr ~ buwl,. AMI Last
saturday mghl hrId up AMI I.n.,l th.
,lrh' ant aii the rIt!lri, al iinr'uru.
uur miles from the ullrd state. tort OF
i'ur -tWr uhln, hr-lIr~ having STOLEN
tui rtrrlrd ~ uuwrou, hut-,.
NJ ilr llmr these rrIur.- Net, com
united MANY ulhridl- hui rIlI l,u- vino
ull"t"l resistance Wrfr uu-i l'''Alh a.
-hultri aui -"rluu-N w"uuird ~ Iu.tul-
they have klIri three uru Nu.u- Far
k,i. near Whit, uak- who hal lnfuim,I
uu tnrm, another rhttruIau nom To
utM tNrf. whose mann has uul lr,u
"Afu"i. Hul huhlu-uu. ulir II t1r uItrI
state cu~tuul- objects who Ni~ IA a
-lrtn~ pr--r following t.rm over tie
NrNlraH huuiltr, ilur alter tlr attempt
"li ia" Nugal,a bank,
" hrN ate that hull that th,N ur luugrf
wear ua~h~ AMI uwulN irrlar, that thN
Will Inh every -uall u"-tu''rr the, r"lu'
arI"-- uutll tlrN get sufficient stake.
when they Will leave th,' country. hui not
uull the, hN" Killed lml,l state lr.p
uiN MARSHAL l,"nl., who shot AMI Killed
their lr-l header, ,ur k-t"-. alias ole
Young, ~ ia" attempt un TIE NllautIc \
lariilr rallNN trhiii ami the postmaster
At That place. who t,H,k u shot At then
new Iralrr, hlhrk lack. u frW iAN- ugu.
wlll" tlirN were attempting e. rrh tn
office.
' lrN also Arkuuw ledge that l|lark
lIrk shot Aui Killed ,u-tuu, u'hcrf
i,'hln~nn ~ IA" mountains below here.
ard they holill tell the ruwh"l~ Whom
lh,N stop that they will Nil auNh"dI who
uipTm- uu ~ upIW,r- them ~ any mHu
'"l. Hui winch hds. ~ hnli MAY Imagine,
i.r''t b'I N" Who'd" country.
,ur nIhi,- III lhr~" bandits az
urufgr Mu-gTnNr. alias lril DAVIS. alias
.h'~r" Williams. liuh llAN"- AMI Blark
lirk. Whu~" rIglIt name l. AL" ~iii tu h,
" llliam-. II" gang WA i"rm"rk lrd
hN nl" Estes uutll h" Wa klll"d. hui H.
nov irl N slack Jack. MI at them Atr
ruMl"NS Whr have rliirh this Huh the
New M"NIru laugr- lur wears past, amt
n" Thoroughly tamllat With ll" country
irIu Whit" OAKS H. NrlIruh aud whu
viii riir mll'- IA twenty iuur huuf-
WITH rn-,. stealing fresh hur-"- whenever
they u'r'i them, hnd trrfurlllug ia" Ir"
llr h.uug tl"lt Iullt" into silence lut lear
IL tllf lnr-. Thus Nuu viii ~rr that
these bandit. are ~ bad ~ ~" \nrhr~,
aud that something dr~I"fN,r must be-
dome lu stop lhru ~ II viii l." hard +"
-it what the end viii hr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

som" reading that viii prove Interest
lng L. lnring mothers. How H. guard
against the il-ra-". Group l. u terror Ia
N"llug m"lh"f,, AMI h. post them con
rrrulng Ia" rhu-". lir-t symptoms aud
treatment l. IL" object # thl- item The
origin II Group l. u common cold, Gnu.
dfru VIII" NJ" subject L. II tab" cold very
easily. and Group l. almost sur" in lnll"w
Ia" lit~t SNrpt"in l. h"af ~'lIi'~s, thi- l.
~,nl followed 10y II peculiar ,i!-h cough.
Which l. easily rrc"guIl'I and viii never
l." forgotten hy ulr who hns heard II.
4 p iimr tn act l. whrn IL" rllh lirs,
hrr"lu'- hmr~r, II Ihrmhrrlain'~ tnugl
li"mrh l. freely gl,rn all t"lri"nrI tn
Group viii -s,n disappear, Even after
the rroupl cough has Developed II viii
prevent the attack. There l. nu danger
In giving this remedy fut II contains
nothing injurious. F"r sale by ". \,
Maxwell Drug 60,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

|, The adde's Ui AdAh chapter, No, =, o. T.,
: Ai' '"hearsing for n novel and side
putting entertainment, IL be given on
.serlnN"t ., al Armory hall, The farce
@illlrd Female Masonry" 10 la Lease
WI u" ptrrentei. followed by dancing.
%cHf" Your tickets ~ sUpn ~ possible
|I u N"u TAIL IL see the VI, |. II, NJ, aud
~ ul'rrrS you will miss M evening 81
SIil enjoyment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
and II his brilllancy Of touch and esecu.

N"' " H'' w A'NNl hiN FAftu'
ton lid not fully appeal 10 the H. dca
Instincts u n portion " the audiencel
the fault was IN the audience itself
Mr.. Wits two numbers we're received
cn'hnsia4iicall, ard u the ordinary mu.
airhl mind were easier NJ comprehension
tIAu we're the more classical efforts ~
Mf SUdfinR "" hope that under more
favorable conditions the pleasure l. ~.
served Tor us " hearing the same pro.
gram repeated san Narclal liec
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

Rev, MandhlatI received ~ telegram
from Mr. and Nr-. John u. NHld. i tied
\N, T., announcing their sale arrival at
Mali-un. Wis.
en- Nov. l., Misc Annie j Nald sister
Il John q Wall. ntufmri Rev Mania.
hti l., letter that her brother died al >
ucluck that morning
lhr hrf, dNrd sister writes lie was
N"fl much worn out after his trip from
NhuIwtIIr, and, although h. had n doe.
tors care AMI All the comforts needed, hr
.h not stay with H. ~ long ~ W. rx.
,"cird
ia" remains wrt" buried the next daN .
nd his funeral was hrg"l, attended.
VT aud Mf-. Wald resided IN this citN
Il arts thr"" wears. Mr.. Nalh conducting
II took hluirtI for iva wears, when hr
hli in retire uu account ~ pUr health.
They Nrt" excellent people, Ipadr friends
here" and th"-" Join TN tlIlkfN IN it,
ruuIolrncr tu the hrrraNri wife aud rel.
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