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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
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TIit "pitNN,I" iOtsIs

recent dispatch. sent out from Kan
sa- city. regarding the seventeen. year
locust pest. say-:
The people living ~ the northwestern
part NJ the city are fearful ~
plague u seventeen. ear lTusts, Thou
sands ~ these NufariOls insects have
come out " the ground and are feeding
on the foliage oi the trees. The eggs ARE
deposited beneath the bark ~ the trees
or Ia the ground aud are matched quickly
A man living near the corner ~ lnde.
peIiienrr street and Porter Rad oh served
some small holes In the ground few
DAYS ago. and turning up IA spaiefuli oi
earth. he found ten lOcuSts alnn'st ready
~ take wings.
lie pursued his inyesti CATION and dis.
covered that the ground was almost alive
with leusts Of all degrees of develop
mrnt. from the grub 10 the winged In
sect. lie says that the pests are increas'
Ing In numbers. The wings 0f the To-
Gusts are marked with lines making n
letter w." which IL n popularity 0f the
seventeen year species, aud II said Ia br
sort Of prophecy of war.
A dispatch from Atchi-on. Kas,, on the
same subject, says:
Jacob Clements, an old Atchison farm
~, brought u lot II rpeciniins of locnsts
10 town and says that they are the kind
which cause trouble.
They are the regular Pharaoh locust
and are appearing In great numbers In
the country. lie remembers the last WIS.,
itation " the Pharaoh lOcusts In Illinois
and says they came thre" years before
the civil war. Their sting was fatal IN
several instances In hts neighborhood
lie predicts that they will appear In great
numbers this season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

The new rules aud regulations In ref.
rrrece a. time @r,ic. which ~ into
effect Oh the santa ~ railway on June
! ,re " much Importance H. the travel.
INK public. Their introduction prActi.
call, means that collisions and all
other accidents due Ia differences In time
will IN the future bp unknown on the
santa fr
Heretofore the inspection ~ watches u
company ruplu,rs has hrru IN charge ~
local Inspectors ani nn attention given
81 the grade ~ watch earliest, lAriA.
tions In time have tr-ultrd from the i'm
perfect system. aud n, natural con-e-
qurncr accident, have nj iiut,- rcurtrd
~ on all other fuad-.
~ the I~firctnr-- " the new system
all such difficulties ar" "h, iai"d. 4 gen
.fal Inspector. who l. thoroughly a..
quAlni-l With the work. has charge ~
the inspection Over the entire system.
The highest grade II! watch mAnulac.
tured Il designated ~ the standard. aud
all employees engaged III the handling ~
trains are required tn carry such time
piece. The maximum variation permit.
teal Is thirty seconds pr week. and any
watch having greater variation viii l."
considered unreliable and must L. re-
placed. A. all additional preventative ~
any Variance IN timr. tine signals will
be- sent out from Topeka, Has. Ia all III.
vision points at n stated hour each day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
i,-m-ni-d snd In jan.

woman calling herself Josephine
arson. daughter II the famous scout. Ia
IN thu cit! jail nj III Pas. Texas, In q de
ment.i condition. She had been wander.
ing ahrul tina, place aimlssly for several
days. AMI IA" either night, ~ = number of
III. teachers aud pni i-m the high school
were c"lip,-tlng an evenings rehearsal.
the, found the drniented Josephine
Ihrowing herself into III. water that sur.
rounds III. ,i.-- hardening the side walk.
She was under the IMPRESSION that II
was the raging drrp. mt" which she
could sink and b- at TEST.
Ten people out 0i u dozen are in,al.
H." sa,- recent medical authority. Al
least eight cut Of these ten II In safe ~
allow. are suffering from some form u
hl".i di-eas. which persistent u-s u
Ayers Sar-aparilla would be sure Ia cure.
then don't b- an Invalid.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
Mas uAsA ui.mr roL.puu.

In the bulletin 81 the nltri Statr- de-
pattnisat II lal"t, n part IT an opinion ~
an ohio Judge II quoted "n the question
IL the "hackli-ting" IT u railroad employe.
The right uf the rmplolr Ia sur the Of
Tending company fut iamagc' was -us-
iainrd. This l. the way the NH" JuriS,
puts Il
The employees right {" rmpl", nient II
equally sacred with the right Of the EN-
ployer a. employ him. II II not only n
serious right, affecting mans life: but
you may SAY that II l. his life, The lab0r.
ing mans employ mrnt ~ the only thing
that Stands between him and Starvation
-paup-risin aud II l. for the pnblic Ia.
t-f--t aud publlc g,Si that the right ~ u
man Ia his own rmplo, nent, III any hon.
,,-t work he may seek, should not hr Ia
t.Tf.rai with ~ violated"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
IAss coupr cAsnx.
usiiea ssssss suprems csur besies me
Metlen . Aware Ihsm.

Usiiea stssss sspreme csur, Desies the
hstisa 10 Asvssee rhemL
United States Attorney Matt @. Rey.
nolds has been advised that the supreme
court has ds'ited The attorney grpesala
motion 70 advance those typical cass~ az.
ppalcd from the land court. each of which
involves qucstious u grave manent In
New Mexico, aud In which an early de-.
cision wss sought IN Ndcf 10 facilitate
the trial " other ea- nUw pending IN
the land curt. ss,. the New MpNicR
Among the-e II the ,,,hiu siant case.
which 400 citizen hm Ir,i,r"uri to
have advanced VI i,e,nnli, says II IN
not now prohahlH that N, CoShiti case
eau come before The upreur couii short
Of year frm Oci"bei sext. this is
most resrrttsbl,. Following H. y list ~
the Gases which the supreme court Ir
fuses io advance Tor trial:
No. 40. Juan Pedro Cansn. appellant.
w. rhe United states.
No, ~, Martin u. Hays, appellant, W.
No. $50. robert Perrin, ipp"llant. W.
The United Ststs-.
No, tS0. The Rio Arriba aud and lat.
Tie company. appellant. W. The lnl,"i
States.
No iC2. william Piukw,nn, ap,~i.
liant, W. The tnit-d States
No Jil. The United State appellant,
w. Julian SandO,al Vt al.
Ma NiO lus,l parL.f Ahl'tax al nj
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
NARROW ESCAPE.

Little Margaret Or~Ar Esvsiop~S
Fiam~. Slightly burned.
This morning. just before the noa
hour, little Margaret Oresr. the four. ysasl
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Orse|
and her playmate, Bette Selvy, daushsa
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sel,y, were on the frsl
porch Of the Orear residence. No IN
North Walter. playing Ia the hammosk|
Margaret picked up match and strvd|
II. Ia q twiakling. her clothing Wa d
IRE aud the little girl wa completely ss|
veloped In the flames. Mrs. 0rear. u
horror-stricken mother. rushed 10 be-
daughter, and soon had the flames smosk
cred. but not before she had burned h
hands. The clothing was almost bornk
of Margaret, and her left hand and am
up 70 the elbow In burned In sevest
places. II was indeed very narrow y
cape from fr,ghtful death. and Marss
ret, although tender In years, will nevs
forget her experience with match.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
MAJOR VAIUUN MANtt,EUs

Major Il. v. Vaughn. the we'll known
civil engineer In the employ Of the Atchi'
son. Topeka X santa fe whose recent
maneuvers. "in the field" has given
rise 20 considerable talk regarding
railroad building. IL now down
In Grant county, nj Bluewater
where he Il doing some surveying. The
major was al Prescott the other lay. and
the Courier says;
Major Vaughn went from Congress
Arizona, Ia the Colorado river by wagon
and was on the desert thirty days. lie
found n m,st feasible railroad route run
ming from point seventy five miles be-
low Needles. ON the Colorado river. "a
Congress. lie has now selected \ route
from Victor. California. " Congress, and
leaves to-day for Whitewater, New Mex
ieo. on the Silver city branch II tie santa
Fe railroad. from which paint h. will
travel overland westward, selecting the
east end Of the route. A. the iron nurse
generally follows the majors trips. We
may look for another railroad through
northern Arizona after the meeting "
the next legislature and the repeal 0f the
inlquitOus tax exemption law,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
MileaHR f3aaks

On and after June I. 1881. joint Z
age hooks will be issued. interchange
between the following lines: A. 7, 4
+. Ry., H., c. X. " y. Ry. e. 4 A. r 1
e. n n. ". ny. c. n. " y. X. X. c. n
Y. X. X. c., CIV. Ry.. C.. N. b st. p,
y .. Ry. II. h ~. Joe Ry.. lila. Cent?
r., In. Cent? X. r.. N. h St. l.. r. r, I
Psc. X. r., X, |. Il =. n.y., g.. Z. Il p. Z
Wabash and VITA. Cent? lines. m
will be 100 and 1000 mile books isu
The former will be sold at q rate Of
without refund, the latter will be sold
rate Of s5o, with refund Of 90,
presentation OF cover after milesss
used. These tickets will be limited
one year, IA heretofore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
NEM sLEkrINn cas-.

A new type Of combination parlor aud
sleeping ear Il heing built In ,h- rilts-
burg and Erie shops. II II Is a success
the days Of the porter are numbered and
every passenger will he able 10 touch a
button AMI get his berth ready made up.
The new coach Ii described ~ being
exactly like any other iirst class railway
coach NJ far ~ outward appearances 60.
Inside the new car combines all the
features Of an ordinary parlor car, but
with many unique additions. Il Il
claimed by the inventor that the comb.
nation ear can be transformed from a
parlor car into a sleeping car In leas
time than II now takes ~ make up the
ordinary sleeper. The combination and
quick work are all due 70 pneumatic ali
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
as ioOiIsG AFFAIR.
Two Tris Is. Pun Of Beer, Qurul
On IL shot.


rur-dl, f'r.ry 'h"u' 3 o'el,
time. Hub biupjl rud fd iIsu
caur full ~ Co. ',s NJ
pla,inr c.ti~ Ird - vrp
IN X " Nng 3, % cnuc,l rlurs
~ iinmh,' r,N t..n VI dIs,
br"vi,n wa -hnt twice. once q
the right side jG-, at the top VI In
hani ~ hi ~ e.. ihr hall cont.
N" back and pa.-ing Though ths
kidney. saws the Eddy Current
other shot WA hrt thu heart and
the muscle III The breast and ~
have come ifu'u the sidr. RotA
rmptI'N their siN -hu tens. hut v,a
fufth,l m I, except n slight -crs,l
brugiuu'> SID. 81 Ri,n. failing lel
hl- uan with q bullet. attacked n
with the six -h""ter, Knocking him
and II " saii. wonld have injure<
severed, hut for hystanIers who Z
uncti"n pull-i BIoglon IA. n
wa p'ti, hadl, beaten up ~ h
llamhy gave up h. ID" Burirtte. VI
the ju-,irr II the peace 81 the pr
IN which the -h,Sting tnok occurre
Burd"tr brought HAnh, into
missing sheriff Walker. Who had
t'lcpl,uIri anI went up 0n the wee
~ the river white Burdette came
crossing the Mcmillan dam and !,
ing the rnad on the east side. Bn
was also brought Ia town aud IN,
comfortable IA Ihp~sible at the ho
Mrr. A-herry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
nIHEEhENT nrOnY.

The Tombstone Prospeetor tells some.
what different story regarding the kill
Ing u al Indian by Lieut.. Avsrill, from
the reports In the other papers. Accord
ing TO the Prospeetor Lieut. Avsrill, who
had four soldiers and some scouts, did fol-
low the trail 10 the camp. He was 40
eompanied by sx-shshff Slaughter and
some Of his cowboys They SURROUNDED
the camp and al daybreak were 70 take u
In. All hands had instructions 10 Keep
out Of sight. The lieutenant was with
the scouts. the soldiers were alone. when
day broke the soldiers, instead Of being
hidden. were walking around In plain
sight Of the nrst Indian who awoks- tn
Indians. whsn thsy saw the scldisrs. asw
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
CERRIIL0S.

krum ~, Rustrt
MIS-. u. ;. l.utL aud children from San.
Ia fr. have been visiting Crrri.los friends
the past week
We regret Ia learn that J. " Rogers
and tamil, expect IL move H. Texas -,nie
time IN the near future.
Juan Metz IL running the holster nj
the OrtiI mine. u. v. Laird IL hauling
ore on the J. y. Williams contract from
the mine a. the mill.
Mrs. v. 4. Gri4wold and children left
Monday tot Albuquerque. w,sre Mr..
Iriswoli Is employed with the Sauta Re
company, and where they will hereafter
make their home.
Neea-io Archuleta aud Aonieo Amanda
became involved In 4 personal quarrel at
Dolores, ami In the fracss Archuleta cut
Amanda with = razor. INJECTING u wound
about four inches long In the lower left
side, The wound is not considered ser
iUu-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
SANTA re.

Prom TIE NrN MrSrau
Cha. '. sheldon. II Milwaukee. iiIspec-
tr IL United states surveys, arrived yes.
terday from Eld, and Lincoln counties
where lis has been at work Tor some time
George {. Reel leaves next week on a
big government survey contract. covering
Atlantic \ Pacific grant indemnity iaud.
In western Rernalillo county.
Chief Deputy MARSHAL ". u. Lomis
arrived last night from Pin. river. Rio
Arriha county. bringing AN Edmunds net
victim. Silyerla ialleRn-. Tor appearance
nj the approaching term II court.
surveyor General Easlry left over the
Denver Y Rio Grandr this morning Tor
Salida, Colo. where hr will meet Mrs
Easl.. on her return trip from Colorado
Springs. aud both will reach santa FL
TOMORROW aftrtu@n. Mrs. Ea-l-y's health
Is much improved,
White Hon Amado Ihavrs was out
driving this morning with u =. Plum
mer, All invalid visitor from Illinois, the
cart wheel collapsed. throwing Mr.. Cha,.-
out. lie sustained few bruises. Mr..
Plummer VIII" IL parilsll! paralyz"d.
was fortunate IN escaping with only a
sprain-i arm.
The water question Is becoming serious
with the people Of Aqua fria and VEIN
ity. The Rio Santa fe il much lower
than usual at this time Of Ill. year. aud
the water needed for irrigation does not
flow that far. To-day n petition signed
by some soU property holders In that To-
cality was. through Mayor Delgaio, pre-
scented 10 the governor on the subject,
and h. was asked Ia lay the same before
the water company.
John &. SwaIls. oi Las Cruces. who
came up from the south yesterday with
Inspector of Surveys sheldon, Says the
dry season IL being felt by the ranchmen
In Lincoln county. On the lower Rio
Penasco there Is much suffering The
stock has all been driven over ~ the Pc
COS river and In some eases ranchmen are
hauling water ten miles Tor the Use Of
their families. Many fields and orchards
are drying up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
The KINDERGARTEN

The kindergarten II completing Ia
fourth year Of work with q showing OF
results that II most gratifying 70 Mis-
Philbrick and h"r friends. Her marked
ability In this work Of opening the frs,
leaves Of these precious buds Of promise
Is contested and her methods are fully ap.
preciated by the parents who form her
cliantags.
The closing exercises NJ this school
have always been full Of interest but have
been held In n room of limitsd size 10 the
general public has seen little Of them.
This year Miss Philbrick will combine
her commencement exercises with more
formal public entertainment In which
the advancement ~ the little tots will he
exhibited 20 the best advantage
This entertainment II 70 I've In the form
of u cantata. An Hour In Fairy Land"
and with Mrs. Dunlap 10 supply the must.
cal training new laurels are sure 70 be
added Ia those already won by the kinder
garien. Jane 9TH IL the date and Grants
opera house the place. There will also
BE- children's matinee on the afternoon
Of June 9th.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
KNOWN IN NEW MEXICO.
The Brakeman Who Almost Cut or the
Head OF His wife.

A startling piece ~ news reached
Lordsburg. Il was that Andy hystrom
had killed his wife and had cut her head
Of. Ibis was said t0 have occurred at
Sial0. In Mexico. Both Mr.. and Mrs. lily.
strOm we're we'll known here. he having
worked on this division Tor years, and
Mrs. nystrou. who In u daughter ~ Mrs.
A. \. Simpson, having grown from
chIldhOOd ~ wOmanhoh In lyOr,isburg.
No particulars could be- obtained. The
next day, however, Mrs. simpson receiy-
ed telegram from the officers os the
Mexican Central railroad saying that
HystFum had cut his wife's threat, but
she was not dead aud had good chance
OF living II blUi poisoning did not vet
In. Mrs. Simpson started nj once Tor
Silao. Ara hystfom from child had
been a fayorite Ia LOrisburg, and she has
the entire sympathy Of the people. Mr..
hystrOm worked u long time ~ brakeman
and conductor on the southern Pacific,
and had the reputation Of being steady.
sober and reliable citizen. Some time
ago he had trouble with tramp on his
train and shot him. Rather than have
the trouble Of explaining the matter In
the courts he went 10 Mexico, and ever
since has been working ON the Mexican
Central. No one here Thought him ca
pable of committing such u horrible
crime.
The above item IL taken from the Lords
burg, n. NJ Liberal, ilystrom, the brake
man mentioned above, II known 70 some
Of the present trainmsn running out Of
this city. and Il IL stated that he. once
upon time, few years ago, worked ON
the Santa fe ROAD In and out Of san Mar
cial. lie was jealous 81 his wife and
suspected her Of inhdelity, but could not
prove his allegations. The other day,
however, no the report gees. he noticed
something that was not ut all wifely, and
his suspicious were again aroused. That
evening he had 10 20 out on his train.
but was not away from home ~ long ~
usual and on his return. when he stepped
into his home, b. discovered the object of
his suspicious another man. and II was
during this scene that he plunged at his
unfaithful wife with the knife, cutting
her throat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

L. Kreegsr, Nilt Hightower, Tom
O'Toole. Constable Elliott and three Mex
leans left last night for the San IaidorC
country 10 recover the bodies OF ". J.
Kelley and Vim. Green. Mr.. krsegeI
claims TO have the particulars OF the
shooting OF these two men. but does no,
know who did the deed. II IL said that
there were only two shots hred. aud both
men fell dead instantly. These seven
men do mot expect " make any arrests,
but aim 70 secure the $500 reward offered
for the recovery Of Vim, Green's body
Trinidad News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

says the Optic: A Las Vegas young
man or two should take 'cue" from
Ralph seelsy. q New York farmer, who
advertised for wife recently. under an
assumed name. and received . letter
signed Maggie Sioan." from Dayton.
Ohio. Some correspondence followed.
and an agreement to we'd. He went on
10 Dayton ~ claim his bride. and wzs
considerably surprised 70 and that abs
WINS hia own sister.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

Ssv ysur rrvteetles. C~ssrA =
Toulcs for Cstarrh In liquid fumkI
insprnsiiy, usually ccn,ain ei,hss w
Iodids n Psa-as, os both, vhisA -
Ious II too long taken OstssSh hsk
a b,ood dissasc, cRu' 4 y srddssd z
cold 90 damp s'~tl :. " rsns{
passages, eL 'is sna
Gold in ~ 80 exc wiz.
mucus, aud, d. = ,'sttl
snlts ~ c,t.n' -. g. y s,vs-j
the h.ad. ruari ,, .raIu The y
lsrath, and dt"uim,, AZ oder,
charge. The rme''y sh nld,~qaI,k,
inflammation and heal Tho m, mb,uss
cream Balm 10 the acknowledged !
three trouble. and contains no !
nor any Injurious drug. Price, %,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
FOR Over Ktnx Yearr.

An OLD AND wxLL-TRiED REMEDY.
Mira. winslow's Soothing syrup has been
used for over hfty years BY millions OF
mothers for their children while teething
with perfect success. IL soothes the child.
softsns the gums, allays all pain. cures
wind collie. and Ia the BEST remedy for
diarrhopa. Ii pleasant 70 the taste. Sold
BY druggists In every part OF the world.
Twenty 1--we cents . bottle. It's value In
ineAlcuable. BE SURE and Ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no
other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
uid you Ever

Try Electric Bitters ~ remedy for your
troubles II mot, get bottle now and
get relief. This medicine has been found
u lie peculiarly adapted ~ the relief and
cure IL ali Female Complaints, exerting
u wonderful direct influence In giving
strength aud tone t0 the organs. II you
have Lo~s ~ Appetite. Constipation. Head.
ache. Painting Spells, OF are Nervous.
.eeplrrss, kxcitablp. Melancholy % trou.
Sled with Dizzy Spells. Electric BitterS Ii
the medicine you ne,si. Health and
strength ARE guaranteed by its us-. Fifty
cents aud 81 AT Malton's Drug Stare.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

This IL the day OF Ants-this, and anti.
that, but what people need most nova
days II, the anti.billous medicine, Sim
nous Liver Regulator. the King q Liver
Medicines, and Better than Pills. Il
have used no other Anti-bilious remedy
Tor six years and know from expsriencs
that Tor ladies Of . constipAtsd habit
nothing equals M"-Laura v. Craig.
EllsnbuIy. Fla-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
tiuokl.n's Arsica saiss.

The hert salve In the world fos 4
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum, =
sorrs, letter. chapped hands, chin
corns and all skin eTuptions. and Z
lively cures piles, or no pay reQuirsi
In guaranteed ~ give perfect satisfsel
or money refunded. Price, 70 cenbI
boz. FOR sale bv Pillsbury l. Waltz
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
A Cur. for Muscular Rh.uaa,i.m.

Mrs. X. l.. Lamson, OF Paramount, Ill.,,
says: My sister used Chamberlain's
Pain Balm Tor muscular rheumatism and
Il affected complete cure. keep II In
the house at all times and have always
found II beneficial for aches and pains.
IL II the quickest cure for rheumatism,
muscular pains and lameneas I have ever
seen FOR sale by ". A. Maxwell Drug
A..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

One Of the best evidences that Ayefl
Hair Vigor II an article Of exceptions
merit IL the fact that the demand Tor I
Ia constantly increasing. No one WI
'lses this Incompatible dressing think
Of trying any other preparation for N
hair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
10 BEAT FARO.
A Player ASKS Edison for an X-Ray
Machine.


When Thomas A. Edi@,n opened his
mail recently one u the first letters he
looked NJ was the following from man
in the oil regions II Pennsylvania:
Thomas A. Edison, Menlo Park. n. "
bear sir: write ~ ask II you can make
an X-ray apparatus Tor playing against
faro bank. ] would like ~ have Il ~
can wear IL on my body and have II at
tached 10 spectacles Or goggles, 10 ! can
tell the second on deck Of playin cards
turned face mp. II you will make Il for
me. let me know what II will cost. II
make p success out 0f II will pay you
$4,000 extra In one year. Please keep this
~ yourself. II you cant mate II will you
be kind enough 20 give me Prof. Roent.
gems address, Pleasc let me hear from
you at once"
That's the beat YET" said Mr.. Edison.
There's u fellow who dues not want
much-just wants ~ carry an electric
light plant In his hip pocket and an x.ray
lamp Ia each eye n beat . dealer OF q
Pennsylvania game who IL working over
time To satisfy my correspondents desire
To call the turn. lie probably has figured
out that about the only way N beat the
game In u do - with club"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

Eczema IL 4 frightful afiiiction. h
like all other akin diseases II can be ID
maneniiy cured by applications Of b
Witt, Witch Hazel Salye. II never hi
10 cure piles. ". Y. Walton. druggist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

For every quarter In . mans pocket
there are q dozen uses; and ~ use each
one In such 4 way % ~ 10 derive the
greatest benefit IL 4 question everyone
must solve for himself. We believe. how
ever, that no better use could be made OF
one of these quarters than 20 exchange
II for = bottle Of Chamberlain. Collie.
Cholera and DlarrhoeA Remedy, q medi
cine that every family should be provided
with. For sale by ". A. Maxwell Drug
IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

Capt. John I. Bulls, agent Cor the Pa.
sblo Indians with headquarters At Santa
Ps. Ia In shs eisy. and visited the govern.
nsnt Indian school this morning. This
evening be win visit the Villages west Of
The city aioas ths Atlantic q Pssine.