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$500 CASH aud $40 per nonth win buy
an elegant hsc-room cottage In Third
ward. This h n special bargain. tnii
AT once. william Manger. 3igi. Main
street. Room :. n
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NTEp--Tcn good statesmen for work
IN Houston md galveston. liheral pay
can ON or .dis,.s T. w. OBr.an, IN
Main street, Houston. Texas. III
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nor LOWAY SEED co. carry the largest
aud most complete stock OF bulk seeds
in the state. We onor this week vineloSs
and yellow yam slips 81 10 per 1910 millet
seed ihc sorghum toc. fruit boxes nnd
baskets of every description Wholesale
and retail. 20 Pacific Avenue Dallas,
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LIST on NJ sNERe
70 advertisement. in oflice Of rho
I'o.' lor wroh en- iing Saturday. ji,np IL
;i,t 1a16 7s-2 ~ ~, ,,ssss 777555 1864 e,
! X .ip1 Good i9N ca, House "a ,
nc $50 90 Loan. hSS 80 ilGi. I'll.
,s'5 ,2q Nei oGre "a lGl1 tN. 7-lS O..
7oi' ai2o, ls1l I'm, 'niS. sgl>. william
il,p - 73fO
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FoR SALE Three rooms furnished com
ple,c for housekeeping In cottage oi i've
rooms. coolies, n the CITY. nice yard
stable, good water. viii rent house 70
party buying iuruiture III deslrcu ~,
.,iN Eusk avenue. IN
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Personal.

~ RGLAR ATsARMs pcls Lights. ct,.
Hove voHr hons protected against IN
Wad Is FOR nrlcrs ami nlormn,ion see
NV lnid' Sheets Electrical Constut,
ton COMPANY, 80. Preston AVG. i
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THOSE WANTING To buy sell fIrti-
turo ailouid call on the Apex Furniture
Company. bl2 Travis street T.:
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PRINTER An all round rews and lob
printer Wants "A position. ctrahlc Of tax
ing cuiirc charge ot small office. Nri"ily
sober. wages no object. 'efsr, nces fur-
" shed Actress y. :. Shncor', ober.
lin. La is
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Trnde or Exchange.

rnlRTY DAYS oNGY~F'f ACES r.
mo haeN llaa ~ aces rason hn4
team. ten screE in cultivation nm,
apfIns water. Write j. g. Lynes. Trinity.
JsSss. rs
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Fol} ifi'sL AND FpEAH l.
-Giico r'uel f!rar'fHmhstcr. San hu-
tonic, Texas. jun ~ isl" 1ellei rir.
sn,- in ulr5"gle, iqr turuishra l'mi
ara ltNiArr dGrr= hs-l Yea' MN 49,
inl iulv l. 1870 a, nca,t - prparnr -
OF 7 sle viii ho ,oeeN,d here uHitl =,
o',.or'> noon .Iuv - ls1i. ard thcn
npsp,1 prpi os.ils VIII be rir-iN.l AZ
f4nfa unc hy Cn'IirIntpHici ~ cl't
most f1r iurn shiny auppi.s te1pircd
l., iha' nos otiy r. & ~ crNof RlH
10 n icsi or acccpi pny or All proposaia
~ uay rlr' in'roor inform ZION fpr-
usaeg or ara'ra'on hero. % To Quar-
ierm ,Hiorf nj van ous pogts, Ems ."pea
canlal 90 proposals anould he mari, {
Trnr rinl for f' and al
dfesr-d 10 urdrreiliod or 70 rcrpc tg@
port gHartcr,uHsiera q, G. Snih, y
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS rhe c,r.
M sioners rout' Of iiart couaiq viii
open bid. on Monday, juno T. 1886 T.
% lock noon. Tor the paving % tho
Iynonhurg road from Tray's havou 70
peop Water, In nccpr1anca win tho
Frocincatnns on hle IN the office of the
counts suryeyor All bids are required
10 be accompanied ~ Ger med clio X
for 1l5o Tho county reaerNes the finht
IA reioe, any and al tids. Dy order =
tho cornmisa onsrs court
Il JOHN q. TOD. County Judge
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TWO elegantly furnished rooms. with
bath and gas. suitr or single. Nouth-
crn exposure Apply room 3oi. ,hird Aocr.
Moore Is Burnett, building. Fannin and
TEXAS avenue. is
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Real Estate for Sale.

FtG SALE nul VIII almost eiNr away,
coo acr.s good nnn,prov"f t'nhnici
l.rud nnr mile caat nj calvert tho com
ing roai mining city Of feNaa, par"ies
dpfrnv 20 lprnic or spcclilai en- sri q
splendid trade on easy terms hY adj
pressing - + fhur2h, real estate agent.
cavor, ToAas 70
ron SALE Ton.ronm coi'9src on COZ.
n.r lot NJ Third ward pii"" slNnN $50
rn.h aud balance on fhNoribo tfims-
Address 1875. ths office. 10
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Lard RoAehe-rs tendency - ihs ''N'
has almost entirely disarpee'e''
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WANTED-~,;ood mNn or woman 70
manage 81 good paying business, ight
work Address, with stamp. Nj. Tccl,
Ito East Weuthcrford street. Fort
Worth Texas. ~
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\ coon turnor. scroll and hand SAWYER
and talr machine hand wants steady en-
rloymcni. strictly ienrcrtN aud steady
worker. Address Box ii6 beaumont
fr,.ps IN
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A,;ENTs TO HANDLE OUR TELE-
phcn. Tablet, Lawn SPRINKLER ana issl
Grade Spccialiics; pays snWN yearly
Victor Mtr Co Cleveland, ONO. IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
TREATY OF PEACE!
Italy Negotiating With The Afri,
can King,
Humbert Had 10 Stop the War or
Lose His Crown.
All Reinforcement orders LOuntermlnd
aui Everything Lovely.
A sLRIEs oF BRILLIANT TIIES

Rnmr, March lt Negotiations with
King Menrlik have hrru upruri
II IL anticipated that peace Will hr
concluded before long Snd the war ullicr
has countrrmaniri in-lruriiuu- -.'ut Ia
various paints for mttitug forward re-
inforcements tn Africa.
II II admitted that Ming llumh"rt nj
one time was face to face with Ia" I-,--i
bilitie' ~ outbreak -"riuus enough iu
develop into almn~i anything llu. rn'
abled the socialist to obtain cone, ~-luu~
which they could not otherwise have
commanded
To cap the peaceful climax comes the
pleasant reIOrt that the rinITrnt "f Ger
many, Emperor Francis Joseph of Aus.
iria and King lluml.'rt will meet In
Genoa In few days aud series ~
brilliant frtes will be- held to demonstrate
that Italy, instead ot being frirndl"s 70,
upon the verge of bankruptcy aud rrr,
cumbcred by n tottering throne, i~st'ong
In the EARNEST support of Germany "ni
Austria, and will bc backNi l., n.,at
Britain In any great emergency.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
KENTUCKY CARNIVAL !
|Another Wild Day, but Void Of
| Results
"A Great Deal Of War Talk, But No
Senator Elected.
"A Quorum Not Voting. the Assembly
Again Adjourned.
NO PROSPECT OF An ElEcTioN

il Frankfort, NY. March i3-il:3p-
sheriff Armstrong received instructions
from Governor Bradley 10 clear the sen.
tte cloak room. In which were Blackburn
hnd his friends. including Jack Chinn.
A Anon n the senate majority heard
3his. the blackburn leaders drew up n
fesolution u rebuke 10 the governor. II
caused the widest confusion.
Petrie, republican, asked that com.
nlittee b. appointed Ia confer with the
Governor aud see II such an order had
s~n issued.
Bronston bitterly scored the governor.
Il Salier, democrat. said II was the duty
the senate. out of RESPECT Ia the Cover.
Dor. 10 send committee Ia tlnd out II he
tsued such an order
The sheriff here aid he received the
tdrrs mentioned from the governor.
Rronston said:
Il should den0unee this act Uf the ~,
nor, II Il were with the last drop u my
ud. II is an outragep,is. treacherous.
nlawful act" he screamed. amidst the
bunding ~ the gayel ami the suppressed
Am % voices, LET the governor leave
a,e w alone. Pas the resolutions aud
Pndemn the man who IL governor by ac.
dent. | denounee his action and am
|ady, a. Krntuckian and a. u man, 10
responsible Tor my action"
senator hrlsOe denounced the reflection
Governor Brady ~ false aud untrue.
y will say II 10 his face" said hr. glar.
II II Bron-ton.
Brcnston jnmpei up. aud commenced
nnbutt0n his vest, but before he could
4. the presiding officer succeeded by
|unding the gavel 10 restoring order.
Frankfort ky- March ~. Governor
fadley denies having given the sheriff
by such orders ~ stated. Senator Bron.
Dn has begged the governors pardon.
Salier moved a. refer the motion of.
red by Bronston " the committee on
bles, aud this was done.
In the joint assembly the roll call
Vowed i2s members present. necessary
q choice ~.
The ballot resulted Blackburn -.
rlisle I3, Buckner /. The republicans
Hin refused " vote, and there was NJ
! oruni.
The assembly then adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

Rev. A. Il. Davidson. ~ Trinidad. Col.,
Il In the city to-day a. arrange for leo
ture by Sam Z. Jones' about the middle
~ April.
Mr.. Jones II one ~ Americas greatest
celebrities. aud like all gnd thing,
"rulups high" \ lafg" guarantee fund
viii E necessary H. S,rur" him. lie III
come, II al all, under the auspices of the
lrHd AVENUE Mrthuhist church. let all
whu will take tickets nj : each, lraNr
their names NJ InE tIrlZtN office ~
With Rev. Mr.. Atkinson, nj once,
albuquerque ha- been specially f"tiu'
nalr thu YEAR III securing iirst-clas- tai,
rut. aud We caunot afford Ia ln-r the best
~ the list
The funeral of lucianu ORTIZ, the ~
county commissioner. whuSr death wa
mentioned in ruk tITlzfN ~ Yesterday
will ,akr place al rrna Blanca. nj 9"s' Il"
nurrnw uI"rning. March IT, Invitations
have been sent ont, and the funeral will
l~ largely attended.
v. :. Strickler. cashier u the bank ol
Commerce. who was nj Bland Cwhitl
di 1trict, yesterday, 0n business connected
with several mines in which h. II inter
eeteai. returned last night
The big "Accpuia Madres" II the Ri'
Grande valley have all been cleaned ou
and water turned into them. The smal
/ bitches are now receiving the attention
Of farmers
v. X. Childrr- wa~ south yesterday ~
legal matters. lie returned home las
night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
RAllrua.l Accident.

lITaIil Ind, March 49, 4 work
tram un the \andaliA line wa- wrecked
at Center Pant. south ~ here this morn.
ing.
An engine AMI n miners cat. contain.
inR ah1ut 10 minrf-. hal gone on side
track to make running switch when
the other section. curnpps.d ~ q cAlsu'-e
aud passenger car. got beyond control ~
u" trainm-n. and shpting down n
heavy grade collidt-l with the first see.
tion h"fure the brakeman could throw the
switch.
III" miners Hrfr thrown into uur end
ot the ear and hca'! seats pllrd "a llcui.
Ia their Wild efforts tn e-caI" thr> tram.
pied each other IN u ffightful MANNER,
And nearly NIL SUSTAINED injuries.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
I.R>iD MS MDStN
Ild iiim-,H for ihr Thousand DnII,T.
MIMI Il.nIlA EnIn.I L

sold iiim-,u for fi,r Thousand D"iIUs
and Dearly Earned u,
Chicago. March rs. br, T. \. Eurghlll,
WIN offered, through a tmcagu raprr, tu
sell himself absolutely. for f5,i -. dong
ANYTHING even sacrificing life. II he pu;.
chaser required. vs. terribly iuJur, Iu
An explosion last urulng. IA" t,,,'"
aged mother
liz" EXPULSION va, IA connection with
hazardous experiments with tlash.llght
phut"gnphI. prev t"uS ifial~ "f which IL
thi- city, have almost Invariably resulted
!i>a.truu-l,, Burghill lo,t both rlr-Rud
hoth hands were 81 mulllalod they viii
have tu be- ampriatrI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
rACIFI, RAILROADS.
S-nat" Commute" H--om-. the ESAmina.
tIon ~ Wltnr..rs

S"nat" d"Wuiii~s H--um-- the RSAmina.
ti"n ~ Wtnr.~-s
Washington. March H. The senate
eummitter un Pacific railroads resumed
its sitting t"iay, drN"tiug tself Ia the
Union Pacific.
oliver ". Mink. one " the receivers,
wH interr"gatSi hy senator Molcntt.
and said there Was Included IN the ulnil
Pacific about i!IO miles. II which !. .t:pI
WAS government aided road and .S22
belong I" the lni"n Pacific company
fur these NJ miles. the gross earnings
have been for th" twruty.six months
since the Rad came into the hands of IN.
receiver, ta2, NJ, ,'li2. operating expenses.
s2l, 1928, lie said that III this time
III" company paid t5G, G,bii II interest on
debts secured. ESPECIALLY uIon the com.
pany'- lands. ~ which II held 3.ai1.uu.
acres
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
RRJ'sSEI.s.

n~IElnm is wIIiinE To Acu"ir.," M ~,
Time,
brussels, March l3.-1lr premier. NJ
dcs de Naeyre, replying tu question
urging the re-eutablishurnt IL tul"rua.
tional bi-metallism. said 1t Wa rd-N Ia
acknowledge the Importance u Inter.
national bi-metalli-n, AMI a4-urrd q"
chamber that III" government would go
Quierce In any measure, ln-uring n IN.
ternAtiOnal agreement. the -.nhIlt, e
the monetar! cNchnnr" NJ gold nnd III.
yer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
QUICK WITH HIS GUN.
A Deputy Sheriff OF Eddy County KlllS
HIS Man.
A LITTLE rows WITH A REPUTATION.

The little town ~ phpniX, over la
Eddy county, Is Keeping up itS reputation
~ bad" town and the rendezvous for
extremely bad characters. The latest IA.
tai shooting ARRAY. In which n deputy
sheriff kills his man. occurred ut Phenix
last Saturday night. and the following
particulars of the shooting were handed
10 1HE CITIZEN at the depot last nigh. by
an Eddy county citizen who WAS ON his
way north u Colorado:
There was q fatal shooting ARRAY Sat
urday night at Ph9nix. saloon suburb
one mile south Of Eddy. New Mexico, In
which Eli Chevallier, aged 81, q native ~
Louisiana, lost his life at the hands nt
Deputy Sheriff Frank M"Daniels. lhr
shOoting occurred at y y. NJ, and n" un.
fortunate man died at ! a. m.
"A near ~ can lie ascertained, the ilCi-
Of the shooting are as follow: III I''rl-
ing started last Christmas night nt H."
place, which CheyAllier visited un u hist.
mas spree. lie made IL public nul-aucr
NJ himself and wEa thrown into u" i'hu
nix Jail by McDanirls. Now. the Jail at
Phenix Is anything but palatial affair,
without bedding. Si"hr ~ any means Ia
keep warm. aud that night II Wa pretty
cold The prisoner suffered severely from
exposure. ani had II in" f"r the officer
on account ~ this treatment which he
he'll Wa unnecessarily severe. Then, II
/. stated there were other occasions 81
Il agreement between ia" twu men, tie
"details uf which are not given.
SATURDAY might the twu men met IN
Kh d"~' saloon. They were up Igain-t
the har. with irpu,I sheriff. Nikr- l".
tween them. when thrNalllrT said some
irritating words tn the effect that Me-.
Daniels had hr"u having II IN" t"r hlm
night along, aud that he didn't prulNrc Ia
stand II an. longer aud was going I"
make McDanirls get move "n HIM
self"
skies thought th-yallrt made a reach
Tot his gun, winch hr wa- carrying III
hl- hip packet. This MrlIani"ls saw. and
was too quick Tor Eli. and got In his Ne
;l"n first. Hut al IL" inquest, on clu~t
Iu, stiuning, Skies was not quite sn sur
~ tn who pulled hi- gun first, Hcldn.
irl~ shot five tunes, AMI the other man
.hut four tunes. unll one hullc, hit. aud
that was IA" first Shnt the officer fired.
hr bullet entered just h'luw III" lrii
COLLAR hnnc, aud taking IA downward
hlair and the small ut the back. The
fact that the bullet ranged downward ~.
cAsluli,ri the report that ihrNallrr WAS
sitting down when hr WAS shot,
Just H. Ia" men pulled their guns,
skies stepped back out ~ harms way,
ani rscaprd uninlurrd. ,hr,allirr fell
to the ilonr after firing his fourth shot,
and though conscious, h" made M rN-
pIanati0n. ~ far ~ l. known. liut hr
called Tor his friend Tom tWlIRr, contin.
uslly, and died NJ 0'clock, Marshal
| Phillips arrived on the scene ~ the man
expired, aud tHnk McDaniels In charge,
and thr slayer j. now In custody await,
| ing the results ~ examination. IL II
| claimed by some that Cheyallier was ~.
| sisting arrest Rt the time ~ the shUOting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

this year Of hops aud victory, not one
outranks In ripeDed preparation ior its
duties, the unassuming leader " the ~.
publicans " Iowa whU~e name II on the
lips aud In the hearts u all our people IN
tay."
fhe address was frequently interrupted
10y applause, which became tremendous
nj every reference ~ Allison. -Four thou--
aud people were present.
The convention was the most eBihusi.
Astic In the history ni the state
The platform will h- "Enund none,
Anh Allison"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

\ hampton am \ -u-I of tl0.
city, SrFr al santa fr ,r-l,rI,l.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

>hrrlr llublTll, who went Ia Gallup Ia
serve court papers, returned last night,
II" -erved papers on I, y. lllnrh, j.
j, kr"gan, Patrick Kennedy and Peter
Kitchen, indicted hy the grand jury fnr
selling liquor and carrying "n gambling
without licenr+. Deputy Sheriff smith
was at Bland on III" same mission I :,
Kline and A, 1. Henry indicted fnr sell
ing liquor without licrn~s', ami rlnl j,
BaTlIur aud VI. l., Chase caTTJ my ~.
gambling without license, bnni WA, ac
c"pt'd In each ease and the defendants
viii appM between the 3Nh ui ihi.
month ani the iirst ~ April.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
Odd FrIinWs Ts,npI-

Harmon! IAAlgr N, T., I, u u, Z
held "ne oi the best meetings ot the p,,,I
year last night, and m'-ides taking III
several candidates. apI1intei :. \Aun
and Henry brwkInrl"r "A committee uI
iva a. work jointly with 4 like commit
tee from Alblipurflu" IAsig- No. !. |. -
-, r.. regarding IA" erection In this riiy
II a magnificent Ihl Fellows temple
The Albuquerque luip" will hold n rrgu
lar meeting M. evening and appoint
their committee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

nre tell had given the alarm. the ,oluu.
tert tlte laddirs were ull the scene alm
the flames were -uiu suhdurd hy .U,
stream ~ water from the NJ. hnar com.
panV The No. 4 boys had unreeled ''"if
hu~r. aud were read, fur water. but i'utr
valuable ald was ne, needed lbu tie
WAS the origin ~ an iucrudAfi q. N."
bIilding was unncrupiri.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
To >IRi>aIi,ts 1nI SAW

4" Additional War Ships tn he Made
Read, tor S-tNic"
Washington, March rs. The huIrau ~
obstruction anh repair, U IL" navy ,l,-
Itmrnt, to-day srnt the housr com.
'l"e on naval HGairs n request Tor u
cial appropriation Of tSl.un, Ia put
lumber of vessels into shape for service
Needed. The department represents
with this amount ten ships can he
de ready u 60 into commission.
The committee decided 10 recommend
appropriation u s3J0OO, and that the
Pney be made Immediately available.
ey reduced the regular appropriation
construction and repairs from tII,'
luO 10 l2.JO.OOO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
To N EET CHRIST.

1r'y of T-lAS Pilgrims Gone to J~ausa-
lem for That Purpose.
Fort Worth. Texas, March IA party
pilgrims from San saba and l.ampas.
counties. passed through this city a.
|, rn route (" Jerusalem. The pilgrim
/" /, caused l.. the belief that the world
-'"'n Ia c,lnr tn an end. and the pit
lm' drsiI" Ia l." in the holy city and
pet ChIi,t when the end comes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

London. March i3 Officials ~ the Va
ii"nal Sporting cluh say they have nut
yet offered n purse Tor match bctwrcp
Robert fiiz-immun- and James j. Cor.
brtt ahd no articles have been sent l.,
this cluh 0 thu lnit-d states ior sigma
lures. They add that they are quite pre-.
pared I" arrange n meeting un certain
conditions, one ~ which IL that Cotbrit
must ap'logizr fnr his statements reflect.
ing upnn the clab's members.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
Kan... cav s,orh N.,L.,

Kansas city. March l3. Cattle receipts,
i,3nn, Market slow a. weak.
Texas steers, t2tUu3 VI; Texas cows,
ti"Ad2.7o; h.'-f steers, t3ndt,25; stock.
e;s aud feeders t2.5,d3..5; native cows,
ti55n3,n; bulls, t225a35.
sheep receipts. 3,tD. Market steady
Lambs, s3rEti.5j; muttons. t225G3.SI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
Oid People.

old people who require medicine To
regulate the hwels and kidneys will lind
the true remedy In Electric Bitters. This
meiicine does not stimulate. and con.
tainS no whisky nor other intoxicant, hut
acis ~ tonic and Alternative. II acts
mildly on the stomach and lpwels. adding
strength and giving tone "a these organs,
thereby aiding Nature In the performance
~ the functions. Electric Ritters Ia an
excellent appetizer and aids digestion.
Old people find u just exactly what they
need Price fifty cents and tl.W. G-t n
bottle at fillsbury u Waltuns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

,, Washington, March l3-The house
committee on the Judiciary to-day agreed
10 fsVorably report bill L. give the
courts of Texas, Arkansas aud Kansas
jurisdiction over criminal aud certain
civil eases Of the Indian territory. which
they had under the act " iS1i.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
NSIIINGIo> DI.M MuIIINiN.


UI-III'I ~ tnluInhIN DrIrs. .I"- ~ Z no ~"
'nnN'uii"n
Ihlrag", March H. -~rIA t. the
News from Washington ,al-
The -lS drlrRatr- chosen hy H." District
of Columbia drmucfat- l." the thragu
convention 81 unin>trucl"d, ~ tn cau'i-
dates and Ia" currrnrN question, rr-o.
luton r"ndrmning President tl'NrIani
wa voted down, - /" -.
II l. known the drlrghlr- are batter
rnrInirS of President Cleveland. aud whilr
u free silver resolution Wa tabled IN IA"
ruInuilttr" hN tlr vote, the 4 lrEalr~ are
nearly all free silver men
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

RsllrNrs dam ~ n suI+Tabundaucr of
water. The bowels are kind ~ sluire
gate " the system, and serve tO carry oh
the sup-rtiuities which would hUh and
damage 1t. Constipation ObriTucts this
avenue ~ eacape. li,~tett"r's stomach
RIlt"rs opens II and relieves the system
lhl- II does gently and gradually, hut
completely, and does not. like violent
pufgati,e, grip@. conyulae and drrnrh the
bnwrl-. and leave them weak and unit
fnI efficient service afterwards On the
contrary II in,igorat-s ani regulates u,
the same time that II relieves them. II
Also strengthens and imp&rts activity IA
the stomach. liver and kidnsys, counter
arls a tendency a. rheumatism and In
yigorate- the nervous system. FOR the
relief aud prevention Of chills and fever
bilious remittsnt, dumb Ague and agur
cake, IL has no p''er among modern rem
riie-. Persons convsleacinR or suffering
from debility or innrmities OF age nni II
highly beneficial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

part ~ the Manchurian Treaty Con
hrm-d In Onic.AI Circl"s
P'ekin. March i3.--it is stated in official
fcles that confirmation has been ob
ned Of the report circulated some
Pnths ago that secret treaty has been
ncluded between Russia aud China,
ping the former extraordinary rights
the way Of railroad building through
knchuria, etc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
Tho Iitr I.Ast Sight.

The htchan ~ the two--tnry frame
building On the corner ~ ,ml avenue
and foiHth street, which hal Ia In Va.
ea,%i The other day by Rev, Bo,ard and
famll, because the wln0 twisted the
building on la dx6 prop, ~as on tirr nj
s1D O'clCrb last evening SOU after the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
The German M.y.

Berlin. March i3- Police con;i-cated
teda,'s issue ~ her Socialist, on the
ground that II contained reasonable
matter The editors will bc prosecuted
on the charge VI lss naj.ate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

tween Corbett and fitEsimmons. After
reading the cAblegram denying that the
club had offered purse or sent articles
Ot agreement, Fox cabled 10 London Tor
particulars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
ARRhsrrp ~ rrN.s.

Man rhossht Ia b- Oa- ut the Fountain
Murd-rer-
beaver, Mach IA special to the
liin,'s SaSs n man ha- been arrested at
Emma, Cr~by county. Texas. by n
nited States deputy marshal from New
Mexico, SUPPRESSED to be one uf Col. Foun.
tain's murderers. M further particulars
ARE AT hand