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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
ENTIRELY On, Paper.

Entirely on Paper. $
"Have you heard that there II to be
another challenge for the Americas
cup?' ~
mo: Who's going to build tie
yacht?' -.
"Oh, they won't build any yacht;
they'll just enter her at the postofice
as sec0nd-class natter
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
Lack Of Culture.

Lack of Culture.
Harry-What girl was that you had
In tow last evening?
Willy dndignantly)-What you are
pleased to call tow is usually spoken
Of by people Of culture as blonde
tresses.-Boston Globe.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17

II tho Baby ID Cutting Teeth.
3 aure and use that old and well-trled remedy Ma
NNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Children Teethine. =
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17

Don't be a clam. II you've got to bs any.
thing OF the kind be q mud turtle. Then
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17

Many people mistake stubbornness- 70,
bravery. meanness for economy and vileness
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17

.'Brown's Bronchial Troches'' are a sim.
PIE and convenient remedy for Bronchial
Affections aud Cought. Carry them In your
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17

60 coocSneated ana more oOluab BIZ.
while the Fowls can consume q much.
larxer qlantlt no attempt "a feed
clover. however, without grain 40 AM
assistant would be going to the other
extreme; hence the best results can,
only be obtained from q mixed or bal
ancd ration, BY which the laying hens
are supplied with food abouAding In,
all the elements essentiaI to the pro-
duction OF eggs, as well as to supply
the hens with animal heat and to re-
pair waste Of tissue. - Poultry Keeper.
Quality IN Feeders.
Quality ID q prime essential in stock
for feeding purposes. A thousand pit
les that more attention is not paid to
1t. The current impression that there
10 little or no money in finishing stock
has arisen from the low grade Of
lnvch Of the stock that has been fed.
Many Of those who have had to pur-
chase tile stock they feed are agreed
that the low quality Of the same is the
one great obstacle In the way of sue
cess. Farmers, the live stock of the
country ought to be improved. 1t must
be improved. 1t is the duty of every
person In the Northwest who is In
tercsted in stock to try aud improve
IT. The way of improvement is clear.
There need be no doubt on this point.
All Gull animals must he discarded for
breeding purposes. The best must be
kept for breeding purposes. No breed
err can afford to sell his best breeding
animal however common they may be,
unless he should be able with the
money to buy better ones. Good pure
breed sires must be used. This is i'm
rerattve. II our farmers only knew
the value of pure blood, grade sires
would never be used, unless where
pure hreds cannot be obtained. Some
of them realize it's value. All Of them
do not. The number Of those who are
becoming awakened to the great value
Of pure blood in up-grading is contin-
ually increasing, and it will increase.
More attention must also he given to
food and care or quality alone will not
avail Farmer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17

MOST PERFECT MADE.
4 pune Grape Cream Of Tartar Powder. Free
hom Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17

/. A good-slxed sinking fund will help to
Keep corporation afi0at. ,..s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17

Trout End and Side.
knees fast. The beauty Of this de-
horncr is that 1t opens and closes with
one lever.-Mr. Rankin in Farm and
Home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
NV AkE 90 THhM.

4 building and Loan Ass"'iaiIon With
HAD Record.
THk CITIZEN has on frequent occasions
warmed ia readers ~ beware Of foreign
building aud lean associations. aud al
ways keep 1T a safe distance from the
4mHth.talker- who are sent out over the
country 70 catch unsuspecting persons
ani who+e plausible talks make many hs.
lieNe that these institutions are ~ safe
~ the Rock Of Ages" There ~ war nov
going on al Bloomington, III. all Oh nc.
count of the rottennsaa ~ the National
Home Building and Loan association, "
that city. and the Chicago Inter Ocean
gives the concern the benefit " column
write-up. fron which the following eI.
tract II taken:
The EXPENSE statement shows unfair
management. There are associations In
she state which have much larger asset,
than this aud are conducted nj Ons.haif
the expense. p ~ 1874 the secretary ~
the National Home. William X. fitzwil.
Ham, had made tJn.un In three years
out u the tiiy.uu that accrued ~ the
exIense fund. The fact hal been lost
sight of that the profits belong Ia the
shareholders and not the officers.
THE CITIZEN understands that the
above association now ha- All agent In
this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
IIuRARN COURSE ABANDONED.
Tho ladies T-rminst. their ses.ss Lee
tuFe Course

The ladies Terminate their sea.os Loo
ture Course.
The ladies ~ the Library association
request THt CITIZEN ~ say ~ the public
that the! feel compelled " terminate the
cnurs" NJ entertainments which hss been
| IN progress Tor some time. and ~ notify
the holders ~ tickets that there will be
refunded 10 them upon application an
amount ~ money prOpOrti0nste u the
number of entertainments which have
not been given.
There has been great deal " severe
aud JuStiiable criticism Of tho sO-called
attractions" which made up this course,
AMI the dissatisfaction has ~ some extent
apparently extended Ia the library AaaD-
citation. The ladies desire IN ~ say that
they appreciate this fully aud can only as
sure the public that they were Imposed
upon and deceived by the INSCRIPTIONS
misrepresentation Of n consciencelsss
dramatic agent, IA ~ the merits Of the
performers who were Ia appear. followed
ny 10y n failure. In several Instances. 70
send even the people who were named In
his circular. In brief. they were swindled,
~ many others have been, but no such
discredit should attach ~ them 40 will In
ANY way tend a. impair the pride ane
satisfaction with which Albuquerque has
always regarded their labors and the re-
suits therrOf.
We are Informed that In Texas, Arizona
and talifOrnia this same course hAs been
Indignantly repuiiated by other victims.
We are not the only ones who suecumbed
Ia the wiles VI the artful and plausible
msn from New York.
our ladies have made no profit from
these entertainments. and have on hand
barely enough ~ return 10 each ticket
holder eighty three cents, the proportion
ate amount for the two remaining un-
gwen. They have been subjected 70 Q
great amount Of annoyance aud NORTH
cation on account VI the unsatisfactory
character ~ these entertainments, when
they hal hoped IN @neht the library and
AT the same time please the people Of Al
hnqnrrqur by giving them an opportunity
a. ss- and hear what they were led ~ be-
lir'e would he series ~ highly enjoyable
performances.
v hile the results ~ this venture have
been NEST disastrous a. them. the ladies
PROMISE Ia continue with undated zeal
their efforts In behalf ~ the library, but
Ia rXsTriz. such care In the future ~ will
prevent u repetition u this experience.
Mr.. Carskallen. who is u cO-victim with
the Library association. will BE- Ia attsn-
dance At the store o, =. X. Newcomer, on
Railroad avenue. on " esinssday. Thurs
day aud Friday, between . and B In the
Aftrrnuon. a. refund money ON presentA-
ton ut tickets.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

esy Is wac conceded there wer. few
relations between them. The matt.r OF
ONCE holders using railroad pa...-. waa
brought w and II was decided the, wer.
proI~r thing ~ uze, II used ptoperl,.
u was decided that II was improper Tor
al "nics holder 10 travel on u has. ON
ohlrlal business aud then collect mileage.
from th" territory. and the governor was
commented Tor removing the yick.J
mex Hudson from Office when he ds.
tected linn In this practice. II wa. ID,
cidtNi that II al Office holder was given
y p',4s b! n railroad because he waa An
Office holder and h. then ussi that pas-
while travelling on private business or
Tor personal pleasure he should turn the
amount II the railroad fares NJ saved into
the pnnllc treasury. A resolution was
passed a'king.ths governor 10 commencp
suit against all office holders who
may b" owing the territory Tor all monies
they have thus improperly held out. The |
matter ~ the Communication " Vim.
Davis sentence WAS brought up aud Il |
was decided that ~ Davis had paid the
sum ~ t2JI Tor his communication, aud
~ hI hi- Communication the territory had |
I'rt DAVIS valuable services from the |
i-nl'"nt"ntiaty hrickyard. the territory
Was entitled H. this t2;sl aud the ~,
erli"f Wa requested a. commence suit |
against j. H. rtiI aud others whn-.
ihrhtltN II unknown a. the unrummnnlL
g"h. hut II -uplS-'si 1" h. knuwn a. the
g""fn"r, Tor the recovery " thi- t2.n
I"r the ~" ~ the territorial Treasury.
The democratic territorial central rom
mite" Is called tu lu,-t At santa Pc next
Wednesday for the purIs,-, IT selecting
lat" aud place frr holding the tern
I"fial convention tn select drlrgHts- To-
Ihr national convention. j. IT, Cri~t.
'hlrf 81 the pardon bureau. Il chairman
II H." committee The rumriti.. he.
nor" hctl\" conscience than GuyrtIInr
Ih"tnt"n AMI intends tu drlHrr Mr. Crl.t
'hd elect n new chairman The commit
~" ma, express an opinion regarding
u" retention ~ Mr.. Cri-i ~ the office "
hr district attorney
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

ute a. the value " Mr.. TrrSsidefs set
vices lp,h ~ leader VI the choir aud ~
stlo singer he struck n fr-IOn-i,c chotd
VI e,rflbsiy's heart Mr. Rankin has
hal magnificent -upptt on the part VI
Mr.. Trrs-idet aud his splendid choir. ca
sunday night he paid n Vet, high com.
pliment ~ the musical talent " our cit,
After Mr, l'eattlr'- rrmaks last night at
the request NJ Mr. Rankin, Mf. lfe-sidrr
tysI"ndrh IN n lew words mo-i happil,
chosen.
large delegation IT Christian I'm
deavorer- ani tpwotth LsaguerS ac.
cumpanird Mr. Rankin to the Train, and
n tinal sung service Was held upon the
drput platform. II Wa delightful
cl"~e " must enjoyable and profitable
SERIES ~ uIeellngS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
MILLER-GABLE!
Two Government OalCials Get
Together 10 q Fight.
Both Entirely Too Loose JOinied 10
DO Much Damage.
Miller Spirited Away by a Friend and
sent TO Albuquerque.
GABlR GROWING ON MS DUNG ELL.


sIS'clh u itIru
santa r.. y ", frh. .. ~aiurla, and
SATURDAY. night were rcd letters IN the
lives " democratic officials, aud II seem
ri that all, with the All " u driunri lnl.
itician " central Nrw Mexico. were ont
nn the falnpag" either a. fight ~ g,t
! full
II wa Thought since the fight NJ -rrrr.
htN l.oflun Mlllrt with u~utgr Cru-- a
Few months ago. when It,r-- brushed u
u, IN the n,sse ~ the secretary. that the
latter had Abandoned the pugllt-Ilr arena.
bat such l. not the cAs". ~ va. rlrnrI,
demonstrated last Saturla, night.
un this evening ~ n we'll known fr-uft
the secretary, Postmaster lhnma- tAlIr
and several others with the visitor iron,
central \r~ Mexico. met aud engaged In
a gam" ~ card, drinks. ~ cuIfw. being
called f"t AT regular and stated inter
walls
A. the game progressed. the coming
prize iight- on Nrw Mexico soil N.fr Dis
ru-~'Si, aud lnr conversation wnSrL
warmer and warmer after each round
with that famous tighter, John Rarlr,
corn, until Miller and table got At each
other IN hammer and toHg~ fashion. X,
Ing II clear aud precise definition uf a
cough and tumble tight.
Friends intrtf"rrd and the lighter
were pulled IN, without large amount
II hl"I being spilled. aud more
Thoughtful friend yankrd Miller uut IT
the poker rSm aud into hack. taking
him I" the depot ani requesting tho con
dnrlor IL lot him III at Albuquerque.
TABLE walked out from among his i'm
billing friends, aud when your CORES
I"ndrnt -ought his virtuou4 cough the
postmaster WAS Growing aloud on Mlllrr's
dung hill"
II IL thought this light will dissolve the
Thornton Millrr..tahle -prin'. tight com
Iany.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
A MALICIOUS LII.
The Democrat INDUCES In the RankeSt
Kind Ut lnjeccncy,

! W ihHNNNuNls
On the fourth page II thl- murning'.
Democrat appears u malicious liu ~
doubt intended Tor fun. written b, John
Lindsay.
The article accuses the Junior member
81 Tux CITIZEN ~ attempting L. secure
the signature ~ n prominent rnunty ~.
fetal a. u piece ~ paIH't and on being r..
fused getting mad aud then lnduIging In
Il light.
This is a lie. aud Lindsay knew II was
n lie when b. p"nn"d the words.
III" junior editor can not recall meet.
ing hut on" county official yesterday and
thai was Hon r. A. lluhbeIl At Sturgp4'
European. AT about y. H.. where the
lunI"r editor had called a. collect n Till.
rh" junior editor Was around all day
yesterday, ~ the most genial and friend.
~ m"I, collecting the monthly si,"rtis.
ing bills ~ TIM CITIZEN, and out ~ the
several hundred dollars collected not
patron refused a. pay. hence h. had no
tim" "r pr"N,Tation tn engage In any dis.
graceful hrawls or unfrrndly wrangles.
II the junior editor had been guilty
~ any act that would prompt dis
ea-,d mind g. write such lie, or II
there were n scintilla " truth In the
statement, or even any report ~ disa-
grremrnt with any county official or any
one else. TnE CITIZEN could understand
the motive that prompted such All article,
but nothing tran-pIr,'l and there WAS no
rrpnrt IN circulation that would give any
one the prrtrxt IA pen such u malicious.
prrm"ditati fals"h"h.
Aud again the affair il rrpurt,d a. have
occurred In front ~ the Bank ~ Com
nlrrcr, III. most public place IN town.
aud nj the hour ~ nonn when the streets
are crowded with people, AMI yet 10 one
Jaw ~ heard ANYTHING ~ II except the
rrpnrter ~ the l~mncrat' Therefore II
will b- seen that the story was "A
malicious lie. manufactured frnIn whole
cloth and what made Lindsay write
IL. when he considers himself an old
newspaper writer, aud against nnr who
has always treated him with journalistic
courtesy IL something that can not H.
understood.
And Tnt tIrILFN asks MrSsTs. Grant,
WIngo aud raulin, owners of the l'rmn-
GRAFT rs that the kind of journalism
ynn intend allowing from Irresponsible
writer's when not n graiu ~ truth exists
f"r such articles"
Marshal f0rnnff AMI Policeman Carson
were asked this morning III the junior
editor II this paper aud county official
Omraning sheriff Iluhhslh had INDUCED
~ row yesterday. aud they remarked
that nothing II the kind llaC transpirrd
a. their knOwl~igr."
InE Citizen force. from the editor. in
chief Down Ia the printers devil, has
tailei a. hnd I'll! person who sgw the
affair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
DISTRICT COT nj.

several 'Ass. Up fer Prompt Consideration
BY Judge .sd Jerry.
GrU-S, Blackwell X Co. w. Charles Con.
roy. assunpsit by attachment. jury In
structsd 10 lind issues In attachment for
defendant.
The Territory Of New Mexico Va. Frank
Sager =, al jury waived aud verdict Tor
defendant. II appearing that Frank sagsr
was dead nj the tiu'- " the forfeiture u
the bond
Mariana \. otero W. Espiridiou l.ueras,
r. ", Clancy appeared Tor defendant.
III caae t,S"7. judgmen, WAS rendered
Tor failure "a plead within ten days after
service Ut copy Of declaration, aud final
Judgment for t,s3s.
Bullock, Baker X Co. w. John Il. Al.
bright, assumpsit, dismissed hy plain.
tiff.
w.. \, Strickler w. FL. Pierce. asslinp-
sil II nov on trial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

Preachers aud editors are talked ahout
more than any other classes and vet the
greater part II the talking Is done behind
their hacks, The consisting thought lies
IN the fact that when the preachers and
editors are talked al0ut other IazT NOR.
tails are having IA rest, iou cant hurt All
eiit"T ~ preacher with talk. aud there
fore, y0u should inhulg" Yourself hy talk
Ing all you can Las tTucr- Republican.
This att"rn,1n, Marshal F"rnon ar.
rested "A man, Who refused IT, give his
name. AMI un his I.'T-,n were found $50
III unr dollar bills; n ia ,hnl.f ami a
mask The man II Aroused IT working
the passenger trains lnthon the santa 70
aud the Atlantic y Pacific railroads.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
PUBLIC SENTIMENT!
Comments and Criticisms BY Ter.
rllorial Republican Papers.
The Democratic Gang at Santa Re
Handled Without Gloves.
TEE roErR PLAYING GOVERNOR.

IRON the san Mat,Ial Brr
The expected has happened. The Min.
listers Union NJ III Paso has r.c.iy,sI :,
letter from Governor 1hutntnn. saving
that he II p0werle-s Ia prevent prlZ.- fight.
ing IN the territory, ~ there il no law
making tia felony and ~ money for call.
ing out the militia. Without moraliziuv
on the ~'cial ASPECT " the case, We Womb
like Ia know why the governor did not
lessen the anxiety " the "sputts" by An.
hnuneing his decision months agu. for
han Stuarts Anguinr ncthh ~ doing
business leaves 10 doubt that New Mex
ir"r executive hal been approached and
Amounted with the rising II the lark.
The governor II hy nature "-ur. thing"
man. and DAYS grow fewer In number
that h" will iill the executive chair. The
exact ]lze oi Stuafts ante Ia Thornton
ma, never b" generally known, hut one
al w" things h. true THIS same lnn ami
was ~ the RNrfnuts inside packet ann,
months aRn, " hr held Al,uf until this
week ~ order that the coInptr rrndu
might br s"sllei The official pirates nj
santa Fr should have pulled the contest
III on the public plaza II the capital. with
Thornton a. r'Ccrr, 80 thr IruLuut ts..,
the summit " the statue ~ Nit Car-,n.
FitLsimmon- plays with his liun. Thorn.
ton will play with the lHupIr. aud the twu
beasts II pre-, will continus their ir,as.
Iaiion- regardless II spreading ri,iliza.
tl"n aud common clown drcrnrN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
FAHaEHS' ALIIANCI.

h~ National Organization S"~ IL S-.siou
i Washington.
/ " asllingtnn. Feb, l. The National
hrmrrs' Alllnnc" and Industrial Union
~ here to-day.
Bach state IL entitled Ia two drlrgatrs
eAi ! every state II fully represented
Ia. Willc,t~, "f Kansas, Is president; u.
Z Duncan. of South Carolina. secretary.
hllr the leaders " the alliance have
r held that the organization II non.
iliral, II IL understood n great press
II being brought la hear Ia have rrsI,-
ions adopted which will bring the
Gance ~ n hHly into the financial tight
, the silver side. II IL claimed the ALI.
ncr II stronger than ever before.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

e, Il. Perry, IT Las Vegas, grand chan
r"llur IT the knights IT Pythiaa of New
Mexico, came In from Cerrillos this
morning. Mr. Perry Il making the
yearly official visitation " the sul'Ordin.
~. l"iges throughout the Tertiary and
will h. present at special meeting u
Mineral lG-ir M, Tomorrow evening.
The members are preparing u give thu
grand chancellor pleasant reception.
Mr. Perry Is the youngest grand chan
r"llT In the country aud has evoked
much favorable mention from the Pythian
papers Of the country becau-a II his
study u P,thianism and his energy and
ability In imparting his knowledge aud
counsel Ia the membership,
lie g,s's from here Ia Scorro and thence
Ia the ,arinus other l0igea south u Al
hulurtpur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

fiuu 'l' I.t. Nrg,sDi.r.
u"'"tnor Thornton will not prevent
the prize fight. Enough said However.
some governors would de- -o.under similar
circumstances tulbrrson, fnr~rth.
II d"e~ -"sn III downright snber earnest.
n"~~-a~ldr from all TESTING. that Thorn.
ton had rather he n notabl, g"od packer
PLAYER aud stand In with the hhoy- than
Ia Il" IA TraiSrw"rthy governor aud win
the plaudlt- II the better element " 49,.
cirty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

Washington, Feb, i.--The Russian
minister, NJ, y. kotLrhu.. denies the
statement ~ the ~. James GaLett. yes.
teFday, that he informed Secretary Olnsy
that Russia would srs a. II that Turkey
paid any indemnity required by the
| nitsSi states, and that upon this assur.
ance the United States abandoned the
contemplated naval demonstration In
Turkish waters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
The Receiver nsrr.

Charles v, smith, receiver for the Al.
iantic n Pacific, came In FROM the west
last nigh, In special No, w, lie was iu
consultation with Lawyer Field at the
latter's once this morning, Mr.. Smith
will remain here, and expects u bring
his family, now In Los Angeles, IN this
city "a reside ~ ann M he can hnd q
suitable residence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

beaver, Feb. t.--presidsnt Frank
'hnfch, II the tire and police board, IT,
signal this morning In compliance with
u request from the governor. Police
Magistrate Dewitt e. WebbeT has been
appointed Ia the vacancy, Chief Oi PO-
lice ''oulding has resigned. aud many
changes will be made Ia the Iolice force
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
KILLED An innocent Man.

Chicago. Feb. t.-Mistaksn identity
caused the death 0f John J. DelmO to-day
Matthew ROllinger. = carpenter, suspect
,d his wife, with whom he WAS not liv.
ing, " undue intimacy man named
Mueller. Esrly this morning ke sta
toned himself near his wifs's house, and
~ Delnn, who was roOmlng there. came
cut, R0llinger mistaUk him In the dim
light for Mueller, aud frsi. killing him
Instantly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
sale 81 LotA.

The twu handsome residence lots, he
longing Ia Mrs, H. =, Rodey, located on
north Walter street, just beyond Rail.
Rad avenue. were -old last Saturday Ia
II. X. Yewsll and wife for CLIO These
lots are among the finest on the High
lands, aud the figures are very low con
sidpTing the location.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
4 HlE IunsraI.

The funeral II Hon, lgnacio GONZALES,
which OCCURRED at lAr COrrales yesterday
morning. was doubtless, from all reports,
0ne II the largest funerals that has ever
occurred IN this county The services
were conducted by four priests, and the
remains were conveyed a. u grave Ia the
las CuTralr- cemetery, Undertaken
Strong, II this city, had charge II the fu.
neral