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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
mn CuwIN,. LIGHT.

Ncrtylrnr, Ia which editorial ref.
rrrnce WAS made In TnE CiTlLEN u
few days ago, was discussed by Prof
Sramnn, director q. the New Mexico
SchmI II Mines, In an interesting com,
munication published in these columns a
day or two ago and In which same light
isthrown upon the either side II the qur~.
ton. The professor drneS the rNtraNa.
giant claim made for the new light by
the holders ~ the patent but at the same
time admits enough IL show that the
acrt lrne gas IL "thr coming" light, even
though, ~ h. Ays, II may not have ar,
rived yet In practical term.
The professor mcntluu- Instances In
which acety lene has been produced At a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
ANI>rII,I.It>.,Ist

the fate II the Prescott \ Arizona cen.
tral railroad shows that even railroads
with their millions h"hIul thrr. INA,
uNrttrach thrm-"hrs.
his road ~ question: /, one that was
hunt hN strong eastern company, rom
lanilc \ Pacific, a. the city ~ Prescott.
II was we'll known that the santa Fr sy4.
TEN wanted u connection with Prescott,
anl this line Wa lullt H. -ll shortly
after it, completion the santa Fr made
u hll Tor IN" rad, Offering ~ give what
II Wa worth, ~ max" operating arrange.
nrnt~, hut IL" owners ~ the road. think.
ing they had III" hong rnl 81 the stick.
refused tu sell ~ make any working ar.
fdng"m"nt except upon terms that "a"
other road would not agree tn, unh hence
after trying Tor about year /" max"
a trade. the santa Fr people gave It up
and built line II their own CT backed
other IArlir- IN doing -. which l. prAc.
ticallS the anne thing ani built II III
through Prescott tn lhTniN. aud Will
probably carry II stu further IN - short
tin". ~ course. all the Atlantic ~ Ia.
eide business Wa then sent over the new
line AMI ~ there l. 10 business tu h. had
from any either quarter, tie old company
va left "n very short grass. II has :"
completely dr"pI~i out ut sight that W.
don't know whether II j. -till operated ~
not. but H. gross receipts would not pay
ten l"T cent. " the expense II operating
IT,
Then the company brought suit for
damages against the santa r. company
placing It's injuries nj eight aud a half
millions ~ dollars. The Ease came M
for trial In IA New York court. two or
tire" days ago. hut Judge Sterry II this
city. ~ attorney Tor the defendant com.
pany. made u motion io dismiss the com.
plant, which melton was sustained hy
IL" court AMI the complainant Il now
left without even law suit. The moral
81 all this Il that yJlI shouldn't h- I,s,
sure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

whereas, Heretofore. tu.wit: un ~
ahnut the 18th day II December. \. u
1870, u man. sometimes called " liluul
Reed, AMI At other times called Thomas
Reed. was murdered IN the count, III
,iTant and territory III New Mexico H.,
Iaburin imjan ana ANrnn lujau. who mr.,
now higiti,pS from Justice; aud
Whereas, II appears that thu sheriff III
'i'Hnt county has made unusual efforts L.
arrest the said murdrTrrS. hut has been
unable Ia ,!u ~:
Now, Therefore, In pursuance II the
authority IN me vested, aud nj the re-.
quest ~ the sheriff aud district attorney
of the said county ~ Grant, tu-iay offer
u reward ~ s5D each for the arrest II
these murderers: said reward Ia hr pay.
able out ~ any money In the territorial
treasury appropriated for rewards Tor the
18th fiscal year. upon the arrest and lie.
livery ~ zach ~ the said criminals 20 the
sheriff Of Grant county.
The reward heretofore offered for the
arrest and conviction ~ the unknown
mur,irrers Of William Reed" II hereby r..
voked and suspended. and, for the more
perfect Identification of the parties
wanted. the following description " Civ
en-: "IabuciO Lujan, age,i about ~ years;
weight, lb pounds: height. Ave feet. eigh,
or nine inches; light complexion: small
m,lstache; speaks English finently; has
had left ankle broken and Ia somewhat
lame; u sore marks the place where ankle
was broken.
Avran l.ujan II aged about ~ years;
weight about 40 pounds; height, alout
five feet, seven or eight inches; small
beard over face: dark complexion.
Witness my hand and the great zeal oi
the Tertiary Of New Mexico ut the ex-
ecutiye Office on this, the 9Th day ~
January, A. u. 1874.
", T. THORNTON.
Governor ~ Territory of New Mexico.
ny the Governor:
iORIOS MILLER.
Secretary NJ New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

"uu,udrr ~ the Grsnd Atn, rusi Laid
~ Hest YESTERDAY,

"n,n,ndrr ~ the Irsnd Atn, iusi IaId
y" Hest Yesterday,
The funeral "f the late friirianu liar.
tnluur ts,k place at the famil, residence
IN the Highlands yesterday and was
largely attended 10y citizens II Alhulurr.
que whu gathered tur the putINrse ~ pay.
my thu last sad token, II respect H. the
old soldier who had answered The sum
mons tu attend the grand review.
The deceased left particular directions
~ tn the manner NJ conducting his fun.
rtal, ani hi~ wishes were carried out tu
the better. H. ca-krt was rn,rlnlrd In
th" llIg hc hal followed fut four Years.
The surmn anh Impressive burial ser.
Vice IL the Ltanh \IuN was read Nv Pest
hluiant Clarke. "A short address was le-
lN"rrd 10y Fast department Commander
Ntu\rT, AMI III" lH,lirs II the Relief
I"rp- led Ia singing "Amrtira' aud
"\"ar"r NY iud H. Thee ~ directed IN
IA" orders left hI thr departed ronrair .-
AMI without other rNrfrl-,'s the hulN WAS
hutnr H. IT, last testing place IN Fair
view, followed lN one IL the large IN.
rtnl rfurpS-iun~ ever seen ~ AihIuurt
que.
II the tim" III his death Inmrair llar.
tuluinr wa- commander ~ T.. h. Warren
Post, e. T. H., NJ this city, aud ~ "a con-.
rad" aud n citizen lr was believed and re-
SPECIFIED l., all VIII" knew him lie had
been II resident II this city Ter about NJ.
teen Years, having moved Ia this place
FROM "a,cnwurth. Kan. aud every one
who knew him. either here ut In his odd
huun". viii take pleasure In hearing wit.
nr-~ tn the fact that hc was one ~ ma
tur"'- n"hl"mrn u faithful snldirr. All
hit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
Mar an Harvey.

Thr Kansas hotel keepers have inaug'
urated n war 90 ths Harvey system on the
Atchi~nn, Topeka II Santa fe road Re-
low Is the full text ~ the letter Of {. l..
rshrr proprietor 81 the Midland hotel,
Hutchinson. Kansas, president 81 that
states lioiel keepers association:
We as hotel keepers, object IA the Atchi-
Sli, Topeka Il santa Fe railway beconing
competitors through their lessee, In the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

This murning At ~ u'cluck, upon the
advice ~ the attending phN siclan. thu ~.
mains II little Camille ltn-r daughter "
Mt aud Mrs VI. Mandrll. were buried In
Ia" Jewish department II the faifNirw
cemetery.
Mr and Mr. Mandell. the brtea,rd
patents, AMI their remaining daughter,
WIN Is Al~ut three years uld, will take
the fast passenger train at y U'clrk Ia.
morrow morning fut New Work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
A Harder frnaaa.

Capt. Hughes and inspector Fowler
came up from nj Pa~n. Monday. with
Texas warrants for Deputy sheriff oliver
Lee, hut made no attempt a. run Texa.
writ In this Tertiary, says the Las Cruces
lndeIendent. The charge against Lee 1.
branding or killing n COW, aud was dug
up by Constable Williams. Lee says hp
will 20 a. VI PasO whenever the sheriff
down there has any warrant Tor him.
TAI Sims and Tom Jones. two more Of
the men who were with Special 0fiicer
bow when he killed Billy MrNe~s steer
and arrested McNew, came up from Nj
Paao and surrendered yesterday "a hep
uty sheriff Ls., who hal warrants Tor
their arrest. The charge against them
IL has'd upon the killing OF McNews
steer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
Ava, ON llusl,,,..

This morning, n prominent employe II
the Atlantic y Pacific. met n CITIZEN
representative, aud stated that rhas H.
llill had gone Ia Chicago on business and
would return about the lst " February.
Mr.. Hill. "a says our informant, stated Ia
the latter that there was an unsettled ac-
count existing betwecn him aud G@,. u.
MHrc. and alsn stated that on his return
he would liqnidate all his indebtedness.
In Justice Ia Mr.. liill. whom TnE CITIZEN
could not think would deliberately "Nads
the pay ment ~ his bills according a. r..
ports IL Yesterday, the abNc rxpanatio
u Willingly given pnhllcliy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The hll introduced In the house at
Washington few days since b, Repre-.
sentative Curtis. Of Kansas. Tor the
further restriction II immigration, says
the Kansas city star. deserves the nlost
patient anu intelligent consideration. II
l. u subject II constantly increasing i'm.
VTrtancr. aud whether thu plan out
lined ~ Mr.. Curtis nnas,Ire will afford
the safest and best solution " II ar not
II u question that can only ba detrrn.
ined 10y the future Discussion will no
doubt rSIs'-e any faults that may br rn,.
Gdird IN the plan and emphasize what.
ever merits may Possesses. Hut nothing
short oi actual experience will prove con
iuSiyrly its availability for the purposes
II IL designed "a cover AMI which must I've
met In the near future.
The leading features II Mr.. Curtis bill
are that every emigrant shall he able Ia
read AMI write some language not be u
nlygamisi; shall have paid passage aud
shall be- In possession ~ sufficient funds
Ia guarantee freedom from from danger Of
becoming n charge on the public, In this
respect II il explicit and fixes the sum
for u single man at $50, for "a single
Woman at On. AMI for the head Of fam
lily 5000. Those sums are certainly am
pie for the purps", but whether they are
cx0rhilant ~ not II u question. A
healthy emigrant ~ goh morals, goOi
habits AMI g"pi physique IL In himself u
'aluahl" aquisition bath In times 81 war
and peace. Hut II his productive GA.
paclty Is supplemented by All increase ~
material wealth he becomes douhly do.
4iTahlr.
M one will question the dssifability q:
the educational qualification embraced
IN the measure. An adult who cant read
AMI write In some language in this
I-Ti~i ~ educational facilities must he
deficient In mental equipment and thus
afflicted. would R undesirable In any
community.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

The following, referring tn the attitude
II the New Mexico democracy IA lighting
atntrhHd, l. taken from the RI raSn.
Texas. Herald;
The iriuuCtatlc rals'Is "t New Mexico
ARE rpp".l INK Delegate Iatrun'- ~tatrh"Hi
hilI iur that territory, They are doing
81 upon partisan gruuud. and 10 other.
They MEX al the npiNitlunmrnt, and alsu
hrcau-" the returning board, under thy'
hlll, will be- ~ constituted that drnn-
cratic territorial officials will not Il" able
H. commit frauds In counting ur manlp.
ulating the vote cast. The drinrIatir
officials III santa Fr have clubbrd tu-
gcihrr aud sent f"ninnstrancr,, a. " ash.
lngtnn urging democratic senatnrS io lie
irat the hill when II comes 30 the senate.
II Is u most natural thing i"r ia" rrpnb-
leans ~ New Mexico tu be afraid ~
democratic officials having the manage
nirnt ~ elections, for one short year ago
secretary lorion Miller. with ia. con.
niNancr 81 other federal officials, ~ man.
ipnlale', the swearing In II the legislative
assembly ~ H. turn II two-thlrdS rrpul'-
llcan majority, honestly elected, into u
democratic majority. Delegate tatron's
hill ought Ia br amended 81 H. a. give
the counties II Lincoln, Iha,es aud Eddy
IN the southeast. and Union In the north
east, larger representation In the cunsti-
tuiional convention, hut with that rX-
c"ptiun the hill il g,Ah one, and should
pass II New Mexico really desires state
hUod. ~ the Herald believes IL does"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
,i,.i,rI>G Ar sASTA ~

This awfulIy mean item Is taken from
the III i'asn Herald:
Tho New Mexico papers have been tie
claring that The officials ~ that territor,
ARE opprri Ia priz" lights But II the
papers tell the truth the official tamil,
scrap among themselves occasionally
Exchanges Say that Goy. Thornton aud
Collector shannon had torrid discussion
last week and passed blows. hut both
are rather old and out II practice, M nc
harm was done"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

Az ON AND WElL-TRiED REMEDY.
Mrs, " inslows S,Sthing syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions Of
mothers inT their children while teething
with perfect success. II so1thes the child.
Dftens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and II the hest remedy for
diarrhaa. II pleasant a. the taste. hold
by druggists In every part of the world.
Twenty five cents n httle, Ita value In
incAlculable, H. SURE and aak TOT hrs.
v inslows Soothing syrup, and take no
other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
,rtl,r or ,rxAIt ,,vtKAcr


Replying toa lengthy communication
from II correspondent who fa,orS the re-.
peat of the law which gives the ballot IL
women In Colorado, the Denver News
says: THE News has every Reason a. b'-
llr,r that nine out II ten ~ the ,irtuotiS
AMI Intelligent wives and mothers In the
state are proud ~ their accession 81 the
pr, 'lege ~ suffrage, AMI that they will
contest with all their wo,nanly pnw"r
any and every attempt made Ia deprive
them ~ IL. Neither the ballot nor III"
bicycle have impaired In any degree the
ideal home. nor hsause of them has II
hrcoinr thing II the past. The vote" Of
woman Il full ~ sweet. her love ~ home
and husband aud child u full ~ deep.
her influence for gNh Is full ~ great, ~
| they were before she assumed the gra,rr
duties 0f citizenship. The full gu:h 81
comforting the ballot uINn woman has
not yet been realized hat her Inwrr has
already hrcn felt. anh II i manifest that
the fear ~ her disfa>nr has induced same
public officers, al least, Ia better perform
their duties. Woman with the ballot
will IN the near future prov" the chief
instrument IN the regeneration II public
life and IN purifying the atmosphere In
which the boys aud girls must live and
grow Ia the status NJ ,lrtunIs, hralthful
aud patriotic citizens"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
N"w ~. t"i"nri Grunsf-id.

Postmaster Grunsfrli, who has hitherto
been II major In the territorial militia
has Just been promoted a. be- licuten.
ant colonel on the governors staff. In
his letter transmitting the colonel's com.
mission the adjutant- general states, on
mhali of the governor, that the promo.
ton II made on account NJ meritOrio,i.
service. and WA unsolicited. TIM crit.
IN rongratulatrs Col. Grunsfeld upoil
his new rank, aud takes particular pleas.
nrr IN rhronicling his promotion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
t'a,sto A,ltsrttse,

II. y. Van Sl!ck, general agent for the
Atlantic \ Pacific, says IL pays Ia adver'
tise In Tnr CITIZEN" The other dsy he
lost "pansy stick pin" and put n three
line notice ~ this paper. John Barton
picked w the PIN IN the street near Ros-
enwald hroS,' store, and real the notice In
this paper, Mr.. Van Slyck now has the
pin, AMI would not take st6 Tor II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
IN OFFICIAL CIRCLiS.
U. :. District court No iund, Tor Wit
nesSeS New CorpOrationS.

The United states district court tIius
Hctel ~ business II moment this morn.
ing says the New Mexican. IN view II
the fact that H." attorney general ha, AL.
'i.,Sl United States District Attnluc,
hemingway that there ate ~ funds at
present available frr paying Witness. IN
| nitel states ra-r~. Il II understood that
"nl! the m,~t important eases ucuiIrg
Will b" tried during this term The
grand jury l. still at wrtk. but las, t..
parted no ease.
Kh~IuKlu Iu ,ItlIkN~uII.
NJ the re'Iur-t II the hnari uf ITnllrl.
thar! commissioners, the governor has
par,lon"d aud Restored tu citizenship
franc Nrrda, convicted and committed
a. the p'nltrntlar! FROM lhtnallllo c"un.
~, for assault with deadly weapon. the
All ! >"c.,la having served hi full time
of seven months and nifty days additional
IN lieu ~ sln tine imposed.
MAJOR hW >~FkLn PROMOTED.
IN recognition of his prompt and faith
lhl SEW ices ~ nlrllilNf ~ lNt executive
stall NJ the territorial militia, and IN the
performance ~ his duties ~ n federal IL
lic"r at Albuquerque, the gu,crnor has
promoted Ernest 4. urunSfrld from the
position 81 major and adj dr-camp II the
New MrNir" militia tu the Position III
lieutenant rnl"nel and aid ,lr-camp
NtW COMBINATIONS.
The t"l"!li coffee X sugar Planting
company In, iil"l articles II inrnrpnra
ton with the territorial secretary rrcit.
ing the following PARTICULARS lncorppra.
tors. tha-. :, Shiitrr. t"". l.. Rr,L aud
Edward l.. Bartlett; objects, acquiring
AMI ni'rratirc lands ~ New Mexico and
the republic IL Mexico for raising cofIr,
and sugar zane; capital stock, sjOuU
directors. same ~ incnrpnrat"r-; ptinci
pal place IL hu~lnrS, IN New MEXICO, san,
Ia be.
The gn,rln"r appointed Leslie VI, Long
Roswell. Iha>rs county; Henry Grant.
hbigui Rio ,rriha county. anh lorri
W. Brown. Tar, Taos county. ~ notarir-
public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
aiuFuSsl Itrlbae.

The M. I passenger train, from the
west, due at y o'clock. a. NJ, did not ar
rive until 3:N this afternoon. This Il
the dyer" over the Atlantic \ Pacific.
aud the unusual delay raussd some ~
think that All accident had occurred 10
the train; but such In u mistake, The
delay Was caused by four bents Of bridge
No. !'i7 on the California division burn.
Ing,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

The New Mexican II last Saturday SAY
ny otdrr 81 the governor, Adjutani
missions 10 the following militia officer,
and ald-ir-canp; Capt. William, StroSrf
first lieutenant; Adolphus T.. I'M. SECOND
lieutenant, Joseph 4. Reynolds compan!
second lieutenant, Fred 4. Wientge. a
present attached Ia company u. Lieu
tenant Nirntge had several years exp-r
fence ~ AN officer In charge " an artil
lery squad NJ the New Jersey nationa
guards, AMI will At once proceed "a rails
squad IL man the iatling gun belong
ing Ia the territory. lie Will have u,
trouble Ia raising u" requisite numbet
of picked men Tor this purpose.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

The optic II yesterday says Edward
Henry takes the evening train Tor Aibu.
uueruue. whittier he II callrd on life In
surance matters, No smell Of coal oil
this trip"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
INDIAN SCHOOL CHILDREN.
They are to be Admitted 10 the School,
OF the County.

H. +. rrtra, superintendent " schUols
this county, 1rnd- the following letter L
Tnf tltlIrN.
ALmQi hRguE, y. NJ, Jan. u.
have received u letter from Hon
Amaiu tha,r~, superintendent " publ,
instruction Tor New Mexico. tie tells ~,
h. wishes would proceed nj once tO al
nit Indian children to the $chools undel
my charge that II, IN the vicinity " dis
tfict- where they can AMI will attend.
anI going Ia attend a. this matter nj one,
aud ! feel quite confident the move will
prove beneficial to the country schools.
IN u recent article YOU make me al
that ! Hppnrtiunrl a. the several district
NJ the count, RSSi.N,. THIS II n mistake
the amount should he Ai.NNiSi.
Your truly,
". y. PfkEA,
Schpl superintendent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

Coughing around. You can stop II II got
xant I" 10y using Parks Cough Syrup
II II doesn't cure your cold YOU can gci
your money back. Sold 10y Dr. Thor. II
Burgess n son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

Ih" whereabouts ~ one ". =. lidmlin.
frm"flN "t un~iie. Mas, IL desired h, his
wife. IL" left hom" un November I. 1855.
lot 81 J"S"ph Mo-, pt~umahl, IN bn.i.
nr"-, and has not been seen " heard II
since His wife il rapidly going insane
through grief, and Is not rNpectcd Ia
live,
Nothing has yet been heard In Las W..
ga- of Felix Montoya. who .uddcnl, and
nIst"ri"'lsly disappeared IN Pueblo. Colo,
on December sHh. lie VA. employed l.,
Charles Held, u TIL. cit, ~ the capacit,
Of sheep herder. Gu the date above
named. he bought ticket ut Pueblo. for
Las Vegas, aud gol IN l-ard a train. Fo.
getting something, h. vent back after IL
having his companion In car seat, aud
hasn't been LEARNED II since, las vega.
Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

field II local and commercial hotel busi.
ne~ The railway. through The cnnces-
sions mad- ny II 70 IL is.s..c i'm the wa,
" free transportation in frsighta. " II
not entirrl, Tree. the cost is entirely nom.
inal. becomes an active romprtit1r with
private capital and indiyidusls. A. hong
~ thu ncces. lily existed Of Il maintaining
railroad eating houScs Tor the hrnriit NJ
paSs"nger.. the right was contested. but
n"w. that branch II the business having
h,rn abandoned. We must earnestly ul.
jrct IT, their maintaining a hotel III H.,
hasis outlined 10y them through ,hrit
agent ~ M oIrn interview With IL,
Itttss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

M ANTEb. Several trustworthy gentle
Wv men ~ Ladies Ia travel ~ New Mexht
iut established, 'liahir hIisc, SALARY t7ry
aud rspcnsc-. steady Ia'siuon. Enclose ref
cirnCc aud sell addressed stamped rnveluIe4
Thr Dnlnlnl"n t,mmrany, 1hrd iioDr. bmaht
bldg.. Chicago III
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
G00DTU.. ,.Vi:hYBODY'

and evcJ,n.. T.. q = all times Of the.
year N'..,' ..1. t,rut, ana ths
only rtNu. .a.t rpIIul Is 10 keep the
lucrative. i,.uu>thyir lie Liver a BIZ,
and the tc>, NrIp, g. ac OlL friend, SiM.I
mons lNlp PrDll NOR, the RED z
Nj {. lImmi, ~ ln,astrr, Ohio
says "NlMNOE> iNlR REGULATOR
broke ,L,c ot Nllaral Fever OF three
years >tdnlmI Iur me, and less than
one bottle dh N Hi mess, | shall use
1t when m need, u.I recommend IT,"
he sue thll,ou get Il. Always look fof
the RED : - H." rlIrrc, And don't
forget IA, N.. l'i,tI Nl'k. II Is Sim.
mons lNIF l,rI', -, InI ther. Is
only one. O.! o,r-y ,nr @ao takes Il Is
sure To I've h,ucr'ci. I'M BrEEFiT IS
AL N I'm. ~ WrN. lake Il also fof
bllIouSnc>, tpi IlNIache both are
caused Ny a r.J. ..I Liver.
" D. H. Lcilin n 90, I'hilAdciphtA
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-25

The American apple barrel has in
vaded Germany and that country is
hot over the innovation. No wonder!
Let those old burghers get taste of
apple cider, or apple-jack. or real APP
pie toddy and there would be such a
falling off in Rhine wine and beer as
would dismay the national bottle
works. Whenever and wherever the
products of this country come in to
competition with those of the rest of
the world they command the market
by virtue Of their superior flavor. Ger
many kicks against admitting the
product. but it is no go, for American
push puts it's products everywhere re-
CARELESS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-25

The farmers are beginning to resent
the insinuation, or bold declaration.
that they are everlastingly in debt,
are chronic winners, improyident and
down at the heel. This is wise and
well. for there is no class in this coun-
try that pulls through any better or
makes a better showing in the long
run than the agriculturists. Take the
same number in any occupation and
there are fewer failures among farm
ers than with any other of the great
class of callings. Trot out your fig-
ures and see.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-25
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