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The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05

"Trip Van Wrinkle" Will be the com
plete play presented by The Times
next sunday.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05


of things sit shows itself in many ways.
Al first, perhaps a little heaviness in the
stomach, little sourness, windy belchings
and heartburn. Headaches begin to come
pretty soon after that, and biliousness and
q foul taste in the mouth in the morning.
Chronic constipation is almost inevitable,
and il is probably the most serious trouble
that ever takes hold of a man. Its seeming
simplicity is the thing that makes it most
dangerous, because It leads to neglect.
Constipation means that the body is hold
ing poisonous, impure matter that should
be gotten rid Of The poison is being re-
absorbed into the blood and the whole body
is being filed with it. Impurity in the
blood may lead to almost any disease
There is no telling what may come of It.
Constipation is the start of it all And yet
people are careless about it. It is the most
serious thing in the world, and the easiest
TO cure if you go about it right DR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. Cure
IL positively, certainly, infallibly. Cure it
so If stays cured. Cure IT SO you can stop
taking medicine.
And that is something that no other
remedy III the world Will do.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
HIS NONE THE BEST OF IT
How PuII0Gks Venezuelan Report
Is Regarded Here.
MALET-PREVOST'S OPINION

Secretary of the boundary Commits
sion Says England Has No More Ia
formation Than Has Been Access
sibIe Here-He Regards II as a Care
full and Very Able Statement.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Central National Bark

1t Washington. in tho District OF Column bia, at
the close OF business February -, 1896
RESOURCES
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
Wholesome, Good, Fresh
Groceries.

We sell the besI-sell il at moderate
pr0fit-scll il qUiekIy-heuce everything
40 quite fresh
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05

All the pretty girls are sell
ing Butter Tickets at the Fem
CfbleS' Fair. Take one.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Market
Furnished by Frank Wilson Brown. broker
No lH36 + street.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
uSirtD STATES LAND COURT
This tribunal Mt In Regular session al
santa T..


Ilw mi,i states court II private land
rlalm' net u dIwuturd regular -r,,lou
at w." u,ock VESTED morning III
NaniN T., whit hict lu-ur. Reed plc,ll
INK AMI ,.-.ralr justices tullrt Mu
ray! Niu-. NI! STONE ptr-rIt
A--l-nml m,rI stat. kuoinc, " II
Top" I intel STATE. Marshal Looms. ~lw
cial \rcuI. " VI Upton and ~h,lrhrd
'"l'mhI l"wN ,lutk ,ha,r-, lutrrprr.
i"t mr"u. ~rwugnpmrt iAfk,t ani a
nulnl'I ot WtHmy, aud hugaut- we're
ais" ~ attruIairo
Ihr t,-igua,lou ot I. r. Parker. IT,, ~
-t"husthrh"r IT the court WI, rendered
ali hrrrrirI a.I " j Nrihrf-un wa-
APPOINTED louli th" Naraur, thus created
:. NJ. 'l..m,r vr- appointed rflr anl
''us iluutu nu| huir- lHu,.l"r we're
d"-tEnt'1 n- mtlI'l, NJ the rruft
lh W o. lmIA Colorado. AMI ~. 81,
rmft blhurn Mrr,ulorr cunnrm,i. the
-ut,r'- 49," pt.,utrl tf npptu,al ~
~hlihll ul.mtu hul onlrrllpu- having
hrru urd hN claimants. action urrrn
vi. rn.tpuwJ lrr lhr rrr-rul At the IT,
quest oi vi alton h,l.rmN nr claim
aui-
the hrauuI oD tn objections H. the
suNuN, "i TIE. %, sal d ,-r AMI anon
Il" san lucy" tru'.. also made D., Nr
Coleman vs. -rl TT Vague, 81,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
THOMAS CAM BAN.
rrinirvhle thought the People Hal Tor
gotten Him.

lhuulH, lrlulNillr. Whu Wa 81" uf
thr ~trlkrI~ "u IL" NIaullr y Pacific
toad and wt- ARRESTED ~ Iuh. 1871. for
interfering With the | uItrd state NAH
trains nj \rrilr~, l. again ~ iIuThlr
Nit"t las arrest h" WAS released nn hi-
TrruguiIiurr Later hr Wa tr,l aud
.rri"ur,d l., Judy" lu-- H. ten months
imprisonment ~ the san iIrrunfiluu jail
l'IlniNlllr lid not Z" tn lail, hut t"k
advantage IT his "frrogullhnrr' IT, -kir
the country. II apwars that he vent Ia
III" state III Washington AMI remained
until recently, lie IrtuInrd g. ~au krI
nar,iiuu aud Wa afrr>Ld lhrf" Thur
daN 81 this wrrk by deputy I ult,d
states marshal Hud plnr'd l"hni III"
bar III the county lhll.
Ih' al,ONr l. trum ia" To- angeles
Times lruiNlllr hrloir E"lng I"
Nrrdlr-. VA fallruading uui 81 tlu- city,
AMI j. Therefore pretty we'll known I"
the failfuairf- # TIN, SECTION
hrufir- uf cure mal hr discussed at
length hN lhN~ir,hlI-, hul the -ullrfrI-
want llirk rrllrf HuI ilur Minute Cough
cure viii gnrI' h. th"n. -ai" cut"
lur children II i the mlN hhrnIlr~-
rrneS that pl,iur"- hmm, dat" RESULTS,
" \. Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
ARIZONA III NJ.


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Ju'u fuu.I. Npn ln,. u.u lh" 1--we
l'Hut- Wt- ulr.lrd "u lhr complaints
h- wl',. w'w tllrt'"- that hr threatens
:" All h.r ~h" -r'h- IT, htN' hm p!arrl
wrtrr wrrr l"d.
In. ful lpIrhr .l,.,.n .ll tr.lu - 90
r.r,,I Al ,,l.n. i,, 4. ant engage, ,h,.
.,.It ..f. !, 80. Ia. ,.,,... 80, IL. 81,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15


The ultri states land court viii meet
~ santa Fr "u Mouia, mnrnlug II, ~
url,Tk
~" lurlull Nuug \ Milling com
pauN. lurorporatrd under the law -
iul"lad has hr-Iguhi,d Ilrun l."rkhar
n IT, agent, With headquarters at Nlhu.
qurrGur
lie Nufth German Consolidated MIN.
iugN Milling company, INCORPORATED an.
Her the laws II Ioloraio has designated
j " He'll ~ agent ~ Nrv Mexico With
headquarters nj Mngollou
The gMrTnoT ha- committed the sen
trncr IT lrf1o tn~tlllu, r"nN lctri ul muf
irr IA lhaNr- county aud sentenced 1"
thfr" wears ~ the peuiirutiaD, H. one
year from the date 0l conNlrtion III,
action Ma taken un the IrcumIhrlrlt
ll"n ri IA" tual nudge, district attoru,,.
nrur- VII" heard the ca-r aui "thrt T..
-l"riallr cllillrn-
l~ Wits Sat-avaTilla II prepared fuf
CLEANSING the bl1i from Impurities ami
disease. II ,i,~- this ani mere. II builds
up aud Strengthens constitutions I'M
paired by disease. Il recommends itself.
w.. !. Waltoa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
OLIVER /. kOMWIIl.
An Interesting Letter on Several I'M
ruriant sub .ItN.

y" l"Ee, \ug. %, l~.",
T. Euplr t~q 'hl"l tlr" Department.
\lhuqu"riu'
l"ar ~ l"ut letter %, III" 2.Hn tell
lug Il N,mt -hurlhGr ~ the tournament
uuturr- l. trr,l,'l, aui | am very GLAD
{" hand ,"u herewith my rhruur tot 40
hop" Nou WIll "rgnuI1" ,,t oi gaines
AMI tire athl"tlr~ a' the tar grounds. an!
chatg" small aini-,I"u | believe a
grri entertainment w"rIld net >nu 80 iu
Sl". II N"u r"uli hu" hrli ,"ur tour.
nhu"It ilIru' AMI charged an admission
iuu w"lld hhN" com" "ui with some.
tang I" IL" gr-l. ~ .mlr II hard tlur'~
II tunes wrrr not ~u had ,uu would have
dom" We'll any Nay
lhr '"lni hrrr l. that tiur election 81
NrhIulrN "u .'lnI m"nrl platform.
viii rull IL all "u, of ~" swamp.
WHAT w. u"i "ut ~ New MEXICO =
mun", /" dNrlop cur rr~"urrr- and
We cannot h"rruw untll capital always
tlnld feed, assured 1t viii get bach the
sam" -ort u' munrN It l"nd- When this
financial question l. settled "" NAV h,I".
ter hrtlrr Tunes.
Wishing Nuu ~llrrr~- | am
Respectfully ,wur-
ulINIlGk T.. ,IubINIII.
v the utur iulIrhtr- lldll', rgrtahlr
~irIhHu lhuI krurWrf 3, u irurW,r ct
Ia 1 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

hl-turt t"ut thfk g. \ Marion, Wh"
has l"ru making an rNlrniri visit
among "li trend. ami relative. ~ NrN
ENGLAND AMI "tl"r parts m a." rh-t, r.
turned T." thr rltN tins morning AMI Ma
found "u iutN AT his uiir" M lm court
hpu." Ill return VA, drla,ri ten dhl-
hN The -lrkur-- aud death 81 niece. Nil
I"-rphlur Marion Whu resided ~ rou
Ilrnn ~ she Wa-A glrl N T.. lull
ul prnml-" fuT bong Ilfr AMI the hrr"a,r
m"ui II her Heath Ma IL" one drop IT
httrrnr-~ ~ n vacation plhrrHI-r fuIl d
plra-lfr.
Mf Warren reports having experienced
-ru" "i Ia" pr'-tfHtlng heat With whrh
thr ra-t l. being afflicted, aud rEpfr-.ri
plrd-lIf" ~ exchanging that weather irI
the r,s'llug ''rulug bfr"Lr~ 80 NrH Mr
49,, hu r"ut" hurn" i've daN- HrTr -IH'nl
With a brother IA linr"ln \rh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

the ra-r ~ the territory - Juan
HAYES \ \rmJ" Aui srl, charged with
HAVING a-~tuIlri ari attempted I" NH
the nlnry"ar odd daughter "f Lr-u-
IAr,. Wa ralI"i auI trl"d this morning
m .m,llrr ,thwfurl " the cunrlu,l"n
al the u,llm"rN the justice found u0
CASE against the defendants AMI dismiss.
81 them taxing IA" casts against Ia"
pru,rrutlug witness, J,,u- lidrd, | ia
clann have. apparri fuf the defendants
The phTllr- interested IA the 80" reside
ia the uuIthrn,t highland,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
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Nlorn"i 'hlIdrts, then
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

'1l "i ih'm ou lhr mantolpiece. The
".Ni m"lnius -he Wck"d w the pieces "
..I..'.' .INrr w.uoN AMI WAS huftin,I
I'D. ...' .... .u.''tl i tWu Iuutrts thry
$3.50. .rI ,.,rk go tupuMf .al,uu In
." ..|' l..I.N Iu", not ratr TOT the
N.O '.. NNu'. uuN Is twu .il
... ...t|I.f.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

"h' NTuI's SaISs,
~'Nr IA the world Tor cuts,
- hl'rt' salt fhrum, fever
II, 'haI'I"d hands, rhllhlain-,
W '1'n "rupllunS. aud ps-l.
e',''. ~ Il" pay required, II
80 i" sI" perfect satisfaction
r,HL'~l lrlcr, % cents per
a y" I" fIllrhury \ Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
parties, pretending To be gathering

parties, pretending t. be gathering
acofns. have put Ia APPEARANCES. but
mu-t " them have b'tn afiurd and we'll
supplied with cartridge Nunr ul the
bands have visited the oracle " hen
asked f"f their prfmit- thrN replied that
they hal lrtt them ut Mammoth
An Indian wishing H. l"a,r thr fr.rt
Nhiion l. gwen a p"frut ,a,, the star.
T., the agent hut the penn, j r- not III.
NulNe III" carrying IT arm, III lu. ra-r
1t l. drnlrd ut Mammoth that an, rrt
mts WI" exhibited thru au1 o. urfr
lad been they would uot have n,rn ~.
tanned. \ letter iiom Nnmmuth -ad
that the situation VA apunwhng All
Indian ,rtrr. aud thu settler, tfrrugdysI
~ clraulug up th,Ir ul'r- aui guarding
against u -utpti-r
II ia hls tang tu -a lI' hrSrit Ice.
les tfur. That great mulnIn.r ~ pru
pie have ctuNurd ,lumuu- lIbrf krsu
ial"f 10" "klug ~ lIN,i medicines.
lh,ir l. nothing nkr u luf MHlafIA.
Rheumatism hii- aIi trrf Duu-tIpa
Uuu. htuI,Ur~.. SEEK ll,hltrYr. lt,lI
gr,tIuu aud all Trouble ati-iug frrm a
sluggish ~ Diseased iNrt summons
IlNri Regulator l. the uI,NruItuu tnI
rurr h lhr-r ailments
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

''lif' tuI~,
''"ht"' the stock hulIrr~ ~ the
"l amt iron company, m"Id ~
'"''"r'rN IA" following named
wei" "lrri"I for the ensuing
walker r., T., Ripley. e, VI,
4" /" y fahn, Il. r.. lWitrhrll,
Nb'' hllrwari elected officer
| RESIDENT. f. T., RIPPLE! wee.
1 N lhHglu~uu SECRETARY auI
4 '"ll'"f general manager, {.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

Ihr luuh,ttnr l'ru,p"'t" thinks there
l. hk,h t. n, | dlau lfuIhlr ull H." -au
l'rdru " an' rate I"l-"t- lnlng alnng
the flNrr ahNr Mammoth A." aprrrhrn.
si,r aud PREPARED i"r "lnerg"nci'- For
4 hong time parties III lnhlsn- numb1r'
ing from eight 10 twenty, have b-en wan.
dering along the river. Lately larger
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

| " hh,"n have teen com.
cue llu" II the had taste
~ U"l" aIl report reaches
WV" .'" water work Tr-rI-
'''.'.l aul the dead hsl,
4 :" ''' ia" hurro- had been
'''"lu IT II upllr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

Nani iay'- worn l. bet ~ ,lrk head
ache, caused hN indigestion ali -touarh
troubles. liz Nitt'S LITTLE kafN lilHts
hrr the m''-t rii,ctual pm fut ",rtcun,lug
.url dlllicultlrs, v ! Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

v the nam" iulIrhtr-. lldli', Nrgrtahlr
~!rllnu lmI Remover 3. u rrtrW,r at
III" han, Including H. gtuWth hnllh,
Youthful r"i"r aud lrautN II viii please
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

A''"r, Mumm,.
|. '''''llrIan, has a curiosity
No.. ''"n Ia" ground near
In. evening II lisa perfect
WIN being that Of q little
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

''Nl'lN tllH Iliit
.''" AZ hrIgu~-uu, ui NlNu.
l'hi nv country calls me-. AMI
rill To-. r"luwllri L" accept the
P'r termination f"T delegate L.
Itl' N"ar although ~; hu-lnrsS
4 mlhlH II Nuu az" nlluding
hol'" N"n h"a'i Just nav, ~
NlorurN thildrrs, then
,"uf business Interests hS all
~ That uuisr WAS nothing but
~ oi NAT old mule ~ the nrNt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

l'nl~un ~, insect titles. hru.r- -rHli-.
hnrn-, AT" quickly cured h u" WIT
" itch liaZ'l Ndl'r, the gIrht pllr rufr.
v \ Walton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-26
THE WILLS AID THE MINT.

When the effect of the closing of the
U. S. minis TO silver coinage began to
be felt. the mills began to close, be
cause Of The contraction of trade and the
depreciation of all kinds of products
and property through the contraction of
the currency. And about that time
strikes and lockouts began to be the or
der of the day.
Now Mckinley says, Let us open the
mills first" But he doesn't say how ne
would do it. except by the re-enaction
of the law bearing his name, under the
onera,ion of which more mills were
closed ,hau were closed under any other
statute. excepting that of 1873, which
struck down half our money metal.
There is nothing wrong with the
country except lack of circulating me-
d:um or. 10 summarize a happy illusira-
ION of the situation by Mr.. Bryan, if
tbe wagon was out of the mud the horse
would go all right. Remonetize silver,
give trade a suficiency Of the medium
Of exchange and the mills will soon start
I'D on double turn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-26
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-26

faith. because they imagined that every
workingman from far and near who was
in fear Of losing his job if he did not
turn out would certainly be in line with
a Mckinley badge on.
Many were inundated by the threat
and paraded. while others simply came
to town because it was a Saturday nigh,
blowout and a free ride and they wanted
to see the fun.
We mean to cast no reflection on the
honor and manhood of those working
men who paraded and wore gold badges
although they will vote for Bryan and
the only honest money-the Money of
the Constitution. A man who has
wife and family dependent upon him,
will sacrifice almost anything this side
Of Heaven before he will see them want
for bread-and such sacrifice is an adorn-
ment rather than a stain upon his man
hood. And there were hundreds in line,
wearing Mckinley badges who will not
vote that way When they mark the secret
ballot They know that their interests
do not lie with the gold gamblers who
have been robbing them and the United
States Treasury. They see on the gold
side every oppressor of labor, with Mark
Hanna, of Cleveland, the arch-enemy Of
labor. at their head; and these are
backed up by all me millionaire gam
blers of Wall S., who toll not and pro-
duce nothing and yet own practically all
the wealth of the country.
These big parades costly uniforms
free transportation, etc, are indisputa-
bic proof of the practically unlimited
fund that is back of the gold campaign.
Ii reminds one of the tactics of royalty
in Europe, where they endeavor to hyp-
notize the masses of the people by brill
liant. costly pageants, dazzling in their
magnifcence.
The American people, however, are
more intelligent than the masses of mon
archial Europe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-26
WE'RE ALL IN THE SAME BOAT,
EXCEPT

WE'RE ALL IN THE SAME BOAT
EXCEPT
Tha. man is decidedly ignorant who
thinks that The welfare of the manufact-
urer and of his employee are not the
same. that the welfare of the merchant
and of the farmer and the merchants
Gus. omers in general are not Identical;
that the welfare of the professional man
and Of everybody else is not the
same. provided ne is not in the
gold gambling business and has no
designs on the United States Treasury,
no desire to pull out the gold reserve
by presenting the governments notes for
redemption in gold. and then selling the
gold back again 10 the government for
five per cent bonds.
For the gold syndicate whose real
headquarters are in Europe, the single
gold standard is a nice thing. They
ger several for one out of il without
trying at all. But le, us take our mer-
chants here in Wheeling, for example;
what do they &c, out Of i, but fewer
customers and increasing dullness Of
trade? Let them look over their books
and see who their customers are. They
are not the Ro.hschilds-Pie Nor
gan syndicate that sw.ndled the govern
ncnt i'm the last bond deal. Who are
they. then? They are the people of
Wheeling and of the S,ate-the
w0rkiugmen and farmers the plain
people of The city ard the surrounding
country whose interests and those of
Wall Street widely diverge. If these Gus
TONERS of the Wheeling merchants are
not prosperous the Wheeling merchants
cannot be. And thus it is all along the
line after YOU leave The Atlantic sea-
board and the gold gamblers of New
York. and look to- the mighty West
From Jle manufacturer and merchant
on down through the whole line, from
The beginning to the end there is not a
man whose employment or business will
not suffer from the continuance Of the
single gold standard which every man
and every party in the United States
Outside Of Wall 81 admits to be bad
thing. bu, which only one party has had
she courage 20 come out openly and op-
nose with the pr0Dosition tn rafurD N