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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-08-27
Takes Good Care Of Billy.

A correspondent of the N. Y. World
writing about Mrs. Bryan's sollcitude
for her husband, tells this:
She watches her husband with fierce
vigilance. She won't let him sit in a
draught. She won't let him sit in the
sun, and she marches him off to his
meals, willy nilly.
cts bad enough for him to get his
food on the lnstallment plan," she said,
when they had LIT breakfast three
times to go out and be cheered and
speechified and welcomed "but food
he must have, cammittees or no COM
mittees.'' .
She will not discuss politics. She
will not talk about this State Or that
State. She hopes her husband will be
elected. She says she doesn't think it
would be any fun at all to be mistress
of the White House. She says she
could have good deal better time in
many ways if her husband was defeated,
and for all that she hopes he will not
be defeated.
"People are always asking me what
is the secret of my husbands populari-
ty," she said to-day. "They do not
seem to realize that he represents a
a great principle. It isn't Bryan these
people cheer it's the things he repre-
rents"
"Some people call it magnetism, ;"
said a man with note book"
"Perhaps they do," Mrs. Bryan said,
quietly. II call 1t truth, and an hon
est purpose in speaking it. That's the
kind of magnetism I believe in"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-08-27

English Spawn Llnlment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and
and Clemishes from horses. Blood
SPAWN Surbs, Splints. Sweeney, Ring
worm titles, Spralns, ane Swollen
Through, Coughs, Etc. Save so by
use OF one bottle. Warranted the
must w,'udrful Dl-,,.ie1n cure cvo,
known. Sold DO E. T. Whitehead &
Co., Druggists, Scotland Neck, N. G.
1O1 Nv.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-08-27

"For five weeks I lived on cold wa
ter, so to speak" writes man who suf-
fered terribly from indigestion.
He could hardly keep anything on
his stomach. What stayed wasn't pro
perly digested and gave him terrible
pangs.
This Is not an uncommon case. Dys-
peptics don't get enough nourishment'
They are generally thin and weak. .
They may eat enough but they don't
digest enough. Much OF what they
eat turns into poison. If this keeps on
there's no telling what disease they
may get next. =,
That's why it is best to take Shaker
Digestive Cordial, as soon as symptoms
of Indigestion appear.
It cures all the evils OF indigestion,
and prevents the evils which indlges
ton causes.
Sold by druggists, price 10 cents te
$l.OO per bottle.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-08-27
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

AN OLD AND WEIL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup har
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect SUCCESS. 1t
sOothes the child. soften t.ic gums.
allays all pain crres wind cole, and is
the hest emsdy fo1 Narrh0a. Is
pleasant 20 the taste SOLD ty Drug
gists in every part Of the World
twenty five cents II bottle. Ii value
is incalculable BE sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing syrup, end take
no other kind. (1l 9 70 Iy
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-08-27

Itch on human and horses ana ali
animals cured in so minutes by Wool.
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by e. T. Whitehead & Co.
Druggist, Scotland Neck NC.
IL 4 80 1y.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-08-27

WANTED-A gentleman of stand
ing to represent Combined Contract
comprising two of the largest invest
ment and lie insurance companies in
America. Address Tnos. 4. P. Champ
lin, Sup't. First Floor (Rooms - to 15)
McGill Building, Washington, d. G.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-08-27

THE EDITORS LEISURE HOURS,
Points and Paragraphs Of Things
Present, Past and Future.

The change in the temperature at
night last week brought needed sleep
to many who had for three-Weeks fan
ned at night in vain trying to get a.
sufficient amount of "tired natures
sweet restOrer."
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-08-27

The number of generals in the
Southern Contederacy has been a
question for discussion since the close
of the war. It is said that the esti-
mates vary from four hundred and
twenty to four hundred and seventy
five. They have died more rapidly, it
is claimed, since the war than the Fed
eral officers. There are now not more
than three dozen of the Confederate
generals living.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-08-27

The @Zionite Movement is one OF
which the world generally has heard
practically very little, but it has more
significance than one would at first
imagine. It is movement for the
return of the Jews to their an
cient home in the land of Palestine.
It is said that for hundreds of years
there has been talk of the Jews return
ing to Jerusalem, but the talked-oi
possibility has only been taking shape
for about twelve years.
Through all their wanderings certain
of the Jewish teachers have kept the
idea before their minds, and since their
persecution in Russia, it seems more
like a probability. It is said that
there are more than four thousand
Jewish colonists in Palestine, and the
Zionite movement is backed by the
Rostchllds and other great Jewish
families of wealth and influence
With great popular leader it will
doubtless in few years be one of the
,mnortant movements in history.
If the Jews ever make great and
permanent nation of themselves IN
their ancient home of Palestine, OF
anywhere else, they must do it by be
coming Christianized as they become
colonized, or the hand OF God will b
against them still.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-08-27

Judge Albion w. Tourgee, once
known to North Carolina, and who was
resident of the State, and carried away
some ear-burning hatred of the Old
North State, is professor in a Law
school in Buffalo, New York. His
only daughter who was born in North
Carolina in 1870, is said to promise
much as an artist. She has made a
drawing of her father which is a per-
feet likeness, it is said.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-08-27

John Lawson, a Scoth gentleman
who came to America in 100, wrote
a history of North Carolina in 1714.
In Manly's ''Southern Literature" an
extract from Lawson's history shows
that a precinct then of Albemarle
county was known as "Chuwon." !"
Does Chowan county take its name
from the name of "Chuwon" precinct? :?
Or does the name of the beautiful
Chowan river derive from "Chuwon"
precinct and the county take name
from the river?
Some one of leisure hours and with
an inclination to study old records
will perhaps find this an interesting in
vestigation.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-08-27

There are habits of study and habits
IN study. Whoever has the habit OF
study, can and will do the world good
service thereby if he follows it up.
Habits of study commit one to mental
activity without especially debating
how or where he shall do his work I;
but habits IN study hold the student
down to certain idiosyncrasies from
which he sometimes cannot easily
break. Habits IN study sometimes
compel the student to have his lamp
on the right or left side, as the case
may be, else he cannot study at all.
Some people would make light Of
such thing; but to such we heard
Evangelist r. G.. Pearson once suggest
that the reason they could not appre-
ciate such habit IN study, is because
they have never studied enough to
know anything about the habit OF
study under any phase of its meaning.
And there is much in it.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
EQUAL SUIlkALE.
III t,O,lnE sessions OF a Most Interesting
CnnYenlInn.

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rhr -uh,,r, of hcnl nrysutz,iirr vn.
then di.ri...d and n mrulu.f.h,r nl
twrnty r,ru,trt
After ann, ,ii.,,is.inu I, v,,s l,riIrJ T.,
cali the lnral urv,,uz,t,,u th,. .An,.
uu,ru,,. pnI,tirsI SIND, rnl" mi,
t.r,rn,nty officer. w,r. ,l,rt,.J. IN, t.,
ulat election Is IA tax, plac. A week LAT
ar Mr.. e N,.ri Nh. u,.J,, t,.r,r,,
Mr., rt,.,J,nt and MIR. NJ / u,rJ,u ten,
pnrnr, secretary
I'm IA, evening "A fin. nI,i,,,c, vr,..t,.J
A.. l,.,. o., a..
o''''' ''a''' VIZ '"'''" ~ WV
W. j "ih"H lie -'''J"'' " the lecture
MAS The basis II Representation" The
manner uf mi. sneaker wna urs, pl.as.
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III" -h""-d H." from th" Yer! hrN III"
Intention ~ the Creator was that repre-.
-.ntat,on should h. ruunl Also how I'M.
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''7'' ""' wv Wv ''"'' '" P'N''N
T" property represent hhothtf even
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

been washed out and. by the river. have
h,en carried into the sea. hut for age
Irnst the water has been carving salts
I'M" thu ha-in-, at drpt,~-iun-, named
above anl d"pu-itlus It, The nHIing NJ
these hA,iu.. ~ low lands. and then prt
uniting ~" water to- c,AIntRte. can
neither lurtra-r ~ diminish the amount
~ hlkalt f. il--ul,r~ The salt Tor con.
Il lrtahlr i"pth below the surface. and
l."u hy calull,l, attraction H., alkAli H.
l'uuglt tu th" -ut,tr, AMI APPEAR tu hr
g,"atrf m duautit, after irrigation than
h.'utr
! have bad uu tmr tn place = level on
tu"-' a,kdu hu'.. 'Ut uIglug from AT
r.tia.u,- uuN u,plrN, % entirely ptdr.
tIrdl. to- f.rAIu most ui th,r-r Hlkali
hud. d. 'lh 80 ihrclN. aud WIthuut heavy
rNI"l-r lnuk 1t can H.. done l., IN.
irr draining with Is,rou- ulr. ~ ~ IT,
runIurt the waters from these ha-in- tu
the fN.t. ari thru ~ rupiuu- Hastings
anl Washing ut the HnJ, the -dit- viii
l." washed uut pfuc"-- entirely similar
To- that hN Nhch swamp Lands are H..
rlumrl Co., AIN not sure that II rhnnut
h.. ra-ll, don" hN - few open bitches lead
INK ifum thr-" basins towards ia" rl,rt.
AMI then ~ frequent aud -klliul llNI.
lug. dissolve the -all AMI wash II uut
| amply call attention IT, TIA. matter
without taking tlmr e. fan, iI-"u-- IT.
llIt,N liApIh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
SANTA IT. COAL rRurtFIllS.


klley, " lShcN HiN ~ imull'on.
W. lilggin-ou. assistant g. ltr-ldrht
Rt.,l d.al a.. 4 vim. 900. t..r II c"al
pt"l~ttl"s :" the santa r. i.,urn"d ,"-.
uilN Wi"rup'u ffuu Nv VI. .Irn,Nh"tr
ihrN hi," rsn in-prctlu! o.. mining
Interests ui tlr company. ,A,. Toe ruIrka
I"utnal. Ne" inspection w ~" entire
property WI. md, IN less lbIn a week.
aud tl1-. VI llgglu-nu state, was hue
{" th" efficient riiuts III ,hr company
employee
w" newt, appointed unirdl 'Nrr"--'-
hlnl-"lt ~ hlghlN PLEASED with al h" saw
nu lu7 inst ttip over The santa ~ line.
II" l- ~ "Np"tl y""logi-t AMI the ln~p"c
tI"u "i the mlnlug pr"p,tN Wa- made
l"I 'h" I.ntIu-' II ryuiuus 4" VT Np'
10, u exact cuuIi'ru hit geological
kuu"i''gr II g. h- in'u'I,u a. make
u-r oi ~ d,l'luNmue the ju,rtN "l coal
whi'' economically r'n.t.urrl Will !"
The up~t rtun'n'l, H. m,ur
Nurr-prlrlN VII iligglu-"nrNptr-~cr
hm-"li ~ we'll pleased With the official.
nud rrpl. We IT lh, fuel department with
Whom hr rnlnr ~ ruutart he traliyr.
thai u T. natural 'u "Nprrt changes /,
follow the appointment ~ new man M
charge ~ HiIN branch ~ railroad work
hui Wi-h"- II understood that hr has u,
change tu iitkr. and T. uut 4 h"lI",rt ~
llU hrlIrl,. ui such mtN, mrut-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

ID" Albuquerque ilrr department hrli
a OCULAR monthly meeting last night
The meeting was call,si H. ORDER h, tlr
trtttlng rhlri. who, ~ u few appropriate
wutd.. inttuiuc,S Ia the" present t'r.
urH chief. Il RupI~. IA" latter. ou tai
NIX the chair. addressed the mrIuhrf..
AMI hot-ai h. inrtit the -airr confidence
I-'-toWrd upon the retiring chlrt the
past five wears, after which II. T. JOHN
-,'i moved. seconded hN ihas. Nrh,lkr
that a vote NJ thanks hr entered upon th,
minutes IN behalf ~ all thr retiring utll
Gers tof the interest the, tunk IN the hrr
department during the past Nraf Mat.
ter PERTAINING 10 thu approaching tern.
trttal titrmhn'~ convention and tuutut
mrni. tu meet here "u lulN AM rnu
tlntIr Tor tire" DAYS. Wrtr di-cu-~rd. 81
ter which the meeting Wa- urnrd into
one II jolllt, aud sandwiches were "atru
AMI irlnkahlc- partakrn Ia the health ul
Ia" nrNl, elected officers ~ thr depart
mrut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

continent This civilization was ,sl re
the great volcanic efup,i'e perIoi 4.
VIZ. swans contention, aud was entir,l,
Cultivated by iuat cat1 Ifophr. whlrl n,,
thIKS w,, rd "fur Eypt iad ..r,
tie dawn II IT, ciNllilal ~ ia. b,i.t
gave az interesting description " man,
runs. into ~iur II whirh the lava eli the
first rfupti'e IctnSl hal howe,i. nl-n ~
the r,lIrnc" h" lnl discovered VI the ~
l-i"ncr " hmtiI cities lH.nrAth lava nm
''"nnlr drh III NV N"Nlcn VIZ. swan
u attempted 4" rtuNr that this .srh
Civilization we're lruii-. ~ shown T.,
lUuldhl stones Ani circles found here
the cluh ufd"'rd a vote NJ THANK.
capt swan -pi'ad up,n the record. " H.
otptN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

the fruit N"ndrr. With the log horn
Vulr" winch can hr heard for hall don
rn squares l~A muchlI wanted IET-'n-
AZ" hN those III our citizens Who labor AT
night nni sleep In the daytime aud II Il
dnlLu- tU doughnuts that the ald fruit
yrndrT Will +A,nrr ur later get himself
into serious trouble II hr II not more
careful IN the future. lie hgs no regard
for the peace ~ happiness ~ our citizens,
Anh from all accounts. seems Ia take
great delight In arou4ing those whose
night duties compel them 10 accept the
day hours Tor sleep. The other morning
hr was requested "a desizt his unearthly
y.ll-, "O-r-a-n-g-e-s." 10y n gentleman who
had just retir,si, when the yender replied
that he VIA making his living by such
work" u there Ii no law Ia compel the
yendrr from further committing thls
nuisance. lnE CITIZEN knows ~ half n
dozen men who work AT night that in
tend L. take the Law Ia their own hands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
hlIN IRON luNll,I.
A Woman Accused 1T a BARK trims Is
Captured II Williams.

uu the lit ui th,. munih h'r 80.
currrd st Mu-l"w destroying -,,rral
houses. lhr cause - i'r, ne T. vet un.
known. tat Woman whose name W.
failed to yet l. now under arrest ruu.
ftunti with the charge NJ iI.c"udiari-m.
~" woman ~ question hal an insurance
uu h"t furniture AMI some wearing al.
pAf,l L. The amount ut ahuut flluu auh
lived ~ the huldlug where the lire Sc
currrI iut little wn- thought 1T the ~.
igln II the tire AT first. hut since II hap.
I"nrd. II Wa learned that the woman
nnw accused hal ~hipI-d two large
trunks h. Flagstaff on the i1th instant,
Auh suspicion l'ynn To- center IN the nc.
ctl-rd female. she LEFT Miu~low Friday
AMI had reached Williams Saturday,
when sheriff tulIIinudufr owens. ~ Nav.
VIE county, o,crtwuk her and placed her
IN cu-tniy. lhr sheriff with his pri-.
once passed through here yesterday
morning I'll rulu" fut Nin4luw. where the
woman viii have preliminary hearing
before Justice rarr. What the facts Will
develop ~ the ease l. Vet tu H. -,S'n
Flagstaff Democrat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
THAT MAI.ICiots Alta,

H"n, los" "a chavez shows Up the Morn.
Ing Drno"rAi
Editors CtIIru
Los I.uns-, \. NJ, April -. Last sat
urday. while was coming home on pas.
anger train w. |. purchased from the
news agent the Albuquerque Morning
l"nTrat, aud was deeply surprised Ia
49, An article h.a,led n deep bark Plot. "
where the man ~ that paper without ANY
reR+on "r shadow ot truth, CONNECTS me-
with am" political plot, simply on ac.
count ~ the nOll.hrliNrry NJ certain
package ~ badges. In proIat time. that |
hal ori"rrd through nv friend the husi
nps4 manager ~ TIM CIrlktN, aud which
the Drmrrat, without the least know
lig" ~ the matter, calls ~ package "f
republican cNluuaign badges" For the
information ~ the democrat anh Those
who mat have thought there l. any
truth IN ~ rash a statement will state
that the badges were ordered by me ~
aiurrsald Tor n religious association Ia
which have the honor IA b" member
AMI the president thereof. II the Drmo-
crat will h" more careful In giving Ia
the public facts. aud not fals'hnia, II
will prove beneficial Ia that paper.
Yours truly,
JOSE Il. CHAyES.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
4 Pheasant tsII.

W. j. \. Montgomery. uf Wichita. Nan,
Is IN the city i"r few days, 81 route Ia
his home from Fort Apache, l. T. Tie
stops IN III" cit! 1" see som" friends and
~ visit III" Indian schHl. h" having been
In the Indian -chool ,rri lee several years.
This IL his first visit Ia albuquerque since
lN'i!', And ~ course hr l. unable L. rrrog.
nize anything familiar Mr.. Montgomery
l. AN ~ -n"HspHprr "fltrrut Kansas. and
attended the national editorial cunNrn.
u"n At II. Paul, Mimi several wears age.
u" nad" II pl"asaut call al I'm CIrI/tN
office this m"lnlng, ana made inquiries
about II number ul ~ kau~all~ uuw re-
siding ~ this city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
I,uN IiIkI uId
go I,", tI",, Ir"tt,, nnd the ~ I'-"
Iirr,li


IirrsId
&. O. ri.u lIrad T. prol,hN nugn
o., rI.t. 'r''rr.' Wn.Mt. hrrr
|,.r .io..' Ih' l"''"'.' ruri"uk
!. nu, rlt"rI.r li'm which I" lu''.
not >.Gug t'amr Warming >ld hh.
ga. az a. Nlhuqurruu" ami r"I.a'r'i
lee. .uus AMI idltr" /" III" nrH ,,r,iri-
A. ut 't. Mii,lug - took. etc. li' 'lll
naIus rau-,l hN hl- coming IA ,'ntHrt
NTH 4 post ~ IN way IT, hi |. trl. much
e., III. mri;Il!caiipu. IT. Ilmut tine HAT
tn I"rnIcI,u, -I"cIulu II Nnutliui lie
p.iNlh had = r,ul = III jGuniug ~ nl''
I IT, r,f"fm .rlrI ll'' lilrd ar"uui RI
"a 80 Tot months and 49, d"inuaiIIng I"
n,rN huN H.. came ~ contact with flu.
ais Ia RI i'd-u youth got attrI hlm AMI
IN {" tam ~ the name al IL" I.uId and
rpuIundI drcrucN. which viii account fui
't, 'nlnh, lIutlrr's' hlark eve.
lut ,III/t> don't care where thr
lu,l"f" got hi hlack eye. tut hr ear,
re-, credentials {" clearly prove that h"
D.. Ilr Iutpu-irt Hlii that h. hH- visited
Al M" countries # the world. The book
t,UI h" Iutrui- tu write - VII not h'
,,IN Interesting, II the ~aIIpl" at com.
position Il" rNhhlt'i nj ia" san Felipe
'nIrl viii. all Through. uakr up ihr
ming the tact that IT." chHpl~ n "pu-h"r
hui l. pushing" hls way through the
world "Hltn"ut Il cent IN his packets.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
Death ~ T. u Ra,lwAy.

This morning private telegram 0as
received from !. X. liable. postmaster and
undertaken. ~ santa Fr, announcing the
death ~ \. Il, Railway at the Sisters hos.
pitAl. that city. last night. About two
weeks agu Mr. Railway. who was sui.
trrrr from Al,-cr-s II the liver the past
year. was sent tn III" hospital AT Santa
F", where he could rrcrN" the bsi 4
care aud attention. III, Mc',uire accom-.
pauying the invalid L. the territorial
capital. His case. however. was n hni-.
lr-~ one. and hi. man, friends will uow
bc paiurd To- read IT his death.
tn" drca-'Sl came I" Alhu,, I"r,lur ftun
Elmira. \. Y, Hhnut thirteen years ag0
and WAS II wrllknOwn carpenter. having
~ his partner Tor many years Fred lrt
mann. lie was about - years old, ani
leaves wife. from whom he separated
and daughter. Miss Minnie n. Radwa,,I
back III NJ" York. a. m"urn his death
III. McGuirr IL around to-day anonsI
the friends ~ III" deceased A,liritlni
subscriptions. which will b. sent III
santa fe, where the burial will tk
place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

y" gamblers 81 ~wlnilrt~ uf any ciaa.
whatever are tolerated hN the treat Wal
lace shows. S"cunh.class ani inferior
aggtrgatlun- make the swindling opera.
ilnn- III" principal part of their business,
AMI Ann" IT thrn have n show unl, ~ n
blind f"r interruptions followers. They
max" Ia" performance Il secondary con.
sld"fati"n. such -h"w. ARE {" be given "A
wid" berth. The Wallace shows. not he
lhg "f this character. has IL Performance.
0i Ia" h~t aud gives value Tor m"nr, ~.
e"i'~I for admission. VI Albuquerque.
MnN H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
4 Model aguIl.

u, schulz. the wcll.knnwn wagon maker
ald blacksmith oH west Copper avenue,
has Just completed nudrl delivery
wagon for the Crystal lee company. aud
the workmanship Is ~ u superior Hn,l
durable character. Every piece II ~,Srl
aud iron, III connection herewith, til~ ~
perfectly that the wagon, although h"aN '
AMI large, uIuNrs with ia" ease al u lmiH
carriage, The wheels. bed and other 81 =.
ilnus II the wagon arrarti-tirnll' painted,
this work ~inG a,,lgn~l t. ]. \ THEREON
wlr thoroughly understand, how L. han
tie H." hIl,h
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
EQUAL SUFFRAGE.
Interesting Addresses a. the Session OF
Last Nlghi

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

Va" following ~l~cial telegram frou
Washington " local interest. Is clpInH
tlom the II, loui, Rrpuhlic
Washington, April - The hnu-r com
unite" on clalm- has reported tAyntahl,
a hill fot thr trhri II William 4. Nalkrr
lat" postmaster nj Albuquerque. y. VI.
amounting to aLiAi, Tor stamps an
money stolen from the pu~tofiicc at Alhu
lIIrtIur ~ Jan. -, lNsi The same hilI
has lHsn f"I"ri'si fHNornhly b, the m.t
iva rpuyfp-..s-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

The two SISTERS ~ lraNrnworth, Man,
who were herr u few month, aga with u
proposition I" huili n sanllnrium ard
hospital In this city. have again returned
I" Las Vegas with arrangements com
plrtrd 10 commence work on the build
ing, Not only this. hut with the author.
ity anh the financial backing Ia build
upon much larger scale should they see
IN" necessity ~ II, A meeting ~ the citi.
zrnS will be called soon. aud the pros.
p'c,S In detail will br chronicird IN fun.
optic.