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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
Nrutro, y VI. ~rpt y.
Condemned I'siiiI,"nN

has. Il, ll-L. Broker aud Manuiactur.
60 \grnt, Columbus. ohio, c"rtliir~ that
hr. hing New Discovery has iIn equal a.
a cough rriliri, j, II. Brown, Prop.
II James Hotel. r. NaInr. Ind.
tr-tlur- that h" Wa cured "t u
cough ri tw" wears standing,
CAUSED M la trlm~ hl IT. King
New discovery. Il. r, Merrill. lAliwIn-.
VILE. Mas, say that he has used aud
recommended II AMI never knew II tu fan
aiId would rather has" II than any doctor.
hrcaII-,' It hlWat~ cures. Mr-. llrnmlng
49, r.. 2Gll -. thlchg,,, alwaN- keeps II
at iand and has ~ tear ~ fuIp, irrat~''
II INSTANTLY rrll,N"-. Free lTlal K"ttl'-
NJ Nhltnn'- Drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
Timhei Culture flnsl pfon,
Nsiire tat puhiira,ioh
Land office q, santa Pc n v

Land once ~ santa be \ v
jay iSss (
las ~ AlbuqurtIut y n hs, tiled -
~ lite Intention a. udk, hual I,tuui i+t,It
Probate tlctk ~ l,tuaillu count a. -
n,r Iu Albuquerque, n VI uu Tur~i,,
1hth diN ~ August lHrU eta tiui~t " y
,IpliC Nlun M ~ im IT,, ~I,m ~ Il"
r. ui Sk', m ,cttinn ~ 81 M tu,I '
uuttl, tansr NJ. feast
Tie names ~ Ntu,.,t4 ~l,ldun " A
gan. tdNafd Col, 4 A iiuNu. g. al,
IiuNt, all t Alhugurtguy. y
JANIS II MAtkHH kry.-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Many lives of usefulness have been cut
short b, neglect TO break ny an ordinary
cold. Pneumonia, bronchitis and even
consumption can he a,erted by the
prompt use II one Minute Cough cure.
v. !. Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Chris, Taylor, n miner u Castle Creek,
waS taken 10 Prescott a. l~ treated Tor
screw worms IN the head lie has been
suffering intensely Tor several days AMI
WIS almost craz"d when brought into
Prescott. Oycr 30 worms were taken
from his head. AMI his palate has been
nearly eaten up by the pests,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
CAUSE 0r PROSPERITY.
Mexico Is said 10 owe II 10 Protect ton
Very Largely,

Mexico Is said 10 owe II 10 Protection
Very Largely.
\ California paper published u dispatch
from san Diego Ia the following effect
augustus Morril. ext nitrd States con.
sui at MnnZanillo. Mex. Sats:
4 read n great deal IN the papers about
Mexican prosperity with silver money.
Just ~ Though silver Recommendation
were the cHl4e ~ II. and this dec elves
voters. II II true that Mexico Il ptu-per-
Gus. ~ becoming more ~ year after year,
and that thia PROSPERITY brgan about the
time that silver became deprecated.
For this reason some may attribute the
PROSPERITY a. silver. which Is n mistake,
Some sixteen years ago. about III. time
Portiriu lIiaz becaiie president Of the re-
public. there was but one railroad IN the
republic. and that was the line between
Mexico city and Vera cruz. lie nj once
began Ia give CONCESSIONS. The result Is
that there are building or are already
IN operation many railroads through the
inost fertile parts ~ the country, hut
when the roads were being built and the
subyentions due on account " the con.
rrssiuns were due. III. treasury WA
empty. The revenue was ~ I'er cent. on
all taxes collected hy the states and du.
ties on imports. The tariff WA then In.
creased on imports. n new tariff being
adopted. has,si On protection 10 all indus
tries, large and small. Very high duties
were put on all articles that could h.
manufactured In Mexico. ala, on all ag.
ricultural pr1iucts; but all articles that
could not be prsiucel In the country or
| o r.. az.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
TOuR Of INSPECTION,
Santa It Onitial> Examining the South
en- California Railway.

en- tdlllOrnia RAILWAY,
The tour ~tuth - ,thrlal~ who hd,,
been INSPECTING the ~"uihrfu california
railroad durlug Ia" past four ~ IT," ia, :.
viii lraNr tins alt,tuouu fut san lrI
nariln". SAYS the l."- \ugrlr- Inn"
sept -
The party consists II &. VI, llggln-rlr
assistant 1" The president al "a" santa Re
James huIl. chief engineer v, u, \"Nlu
general purchasing agent aud john
Player, superintendent III machlnrr!
They left Chicago tWu week. ago. and thr
trip was mai" primarily Tor the purINr'
1T INSPECTING IL" nllthrrn California
railway. although some time was devoted
Ia the examination m III" santa r. ~,
trrrill"-, Albuquerque and other point
"u the way.
Each ~ these officials make thor
uugh INSPECTION III everything coming
within his own department. This it,
-pectlun IL mad" twic" each year. ant
covers all details ~ the company -rr
slant aim being Ia effect greater rnicirn
ry hni ECONOMY.
\ matter which has Received partlcu
lar attention during this trip l. III,
problem ut preserving railroad ties from
decay. aud plliug from destruction hy IN
~rct- Ia the santa fr works AT La
Vegas large quantities II ties are trrat,s
every year with chloride " zine. THIS l.
the hest known pr"-"rNatiNr, AMI "xprr
lrnc" has shown that IL i-e doubles III,
life IT the tie. The southern Pacific Ia
usrd this mrihh IL preserving ties mor'
extensively than any other Rad, On tn
southern California II l. almost untriri
although soft w"Wi ties, which are par
ticulArly subject Ia decay, are used,
The prrsrTN alton Of piling presents
very different problem, insects being th'
dl~lutrgrating fart"r. Two varieties y
thr~" destructive pests, Ia" tered" All.
the llmnnTia. are found IN Pacific water
though unlN the former occurs uu III" II
lantlc ~rahoatd The tur~ln hurrs int,
the wWL when VET, small aud graduali.
eats away the ii~r, llnallN attaining Ia I
diameter oi about "nr'thlrd III an inch
Il Is very destructive, and causrS grra
cavities In III" wu1i. ~ that IA pile whici
uutwarily seems sound l. often mrr'
she'll AMI can he crushed Ia the hand,
The limnurla l. much smaller. am
hone, comb. he w~h with mluu.r bOI
lng-, The santa r" Is much lntrrsste,
IN obtaining same protection from thu
TA,agr- II these insects for h'-id''- a.,
wharf AT san nI.go II has several milr,
Of plling AT Galveston. This II, however
but one ~ multitude ~ details tina
have occupied the attention "t ", llig
; gin-"n aud his a--,rlalrs uu this try.
The party viii spend "A day at : 81 Her
IHrdiun lea, ing Tor Chirago on Friday
They viii be- accompanied hy l"ra
Manager h. II, Wade "t III" southern
California.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

The Alleged criminal Assault tSs-,
The preliminary hearing NJ the matter
II the Territory w. ia ,ie-ch, wherein
the defendant was charged with criminal
assault upon the person Of Miss Georgia
Imhoff. occurred before Justice Tomas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

very PHEASANT daucr tTnk plac" nj
uTrhr4ttlun hall. old towu, last night
given Nv n hunter uf Nuung gentlemen
Ia their lad, friends, The iulluWiug la
dies Wrrr present Misses hrnt. NlllrN
stevens, RAY. Cameron. NrldnT, schultz
Baker, Fox. sweet Jennings utrrn
llaluu, uNrTIon. Tie following gentle
men were nutirrd nu H." i~f MrSsrS
rIrkdtd, chamberlain, NrlllT. smith
G"li~tg. Nllkrr~"n, frarcr. l"win$ou
Erwk-, Meade, Spitz, Cameron, Rush
White, k"nn"ll, lrr-tl". Harry Nrlllrr
ntliriatrd ~ ilurr manager,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
MARINERS ,ni Travellers

speak ~ high terms III the preventive
dnd rrnlr,ilai properties ri li,~i"tl"t :
stomach Blttrr~, u nriicllI" I"cllliArl,
adapted H. the wants ~ thus, called on
h. experience ia" ,lri~>ltIllr~ 81 rlilIair,
the luclrurucN Il the weather. the hard.
-hlIr] II n -''aiHtlng ur cut ~ dNr life, ar
the dangers ~ n inaiarldl Ur otherwise
TO-. t,iruIlal atmosphere \ small guam.
NiN II thI- hgtrrahl" TOME nullilir- luI.
pIrltI"s ~ Wdt"f and fnttitirs the stomach
against lht consequences II an unhealthy
~ lInaccu~tuIn,"i diet. II also rnahlrp,
u" constitution Ia bear up unharuIrd
against unhealthy climatic lnilururr~,
alid ia" system L. sustain uninIairrd IA
health AMI Ng"t. the iatigu"s III travel
lng. Emlgrant~, tourists. mlIlrr- aud
others, who have Thoroughly tested thr
efficacy ut the article. declare II Ia hr II
sovereign pr"-"r\dtN" ut health under
conditions m"-t unm .urah",
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

They ar. ~ little you hardly know you
ARE taking them. They cause no gripping
yet they act quickly and m,-t thor.
nughly. such are the famous little pills
known ~ u" Wits Little Early RiEers
small Ia size, great IN results. v. !,
v alton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

\ great many p'opl" ATE Influenced ll
what others Ia, and that /, on thr
reasons why So many take S.u nous
Liver Regulator, II Was suilrtlm 'Tral
" from chills and fever and ~ WnTr
puininr | t1Ok the worse felt. VIA,
told ot simmons Liver Regulate 10y a
friend in Arkansas, and didn't H.
take much ~ II before ! was eat ely r.
lieNrd," Bryan Bradley. Tallahassee Fla
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
lhanrrr, for IIIAnIrn
Territory Ut New Mrtt,u.
County ~ lirtualillu
w the liisttt,t Count
athctlur \. lii,srN.
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Jamrs n IlI,k,N

The SAID d,ieuliut ltu,, " ~ H..
httrtN ~ iintl iiN q SUIT 100 tit.....'
lrru ,uuuvu, ed against nlu M the ..
Luur lut the ,uuuN 81 hr'uutllu. tenn 49,
krN Mrti,u. ~ ~il complainant I,,t..
and bN hvt lIll ~ coma itNtt ulrd iu 'l., -
uud ~, indudg' rhistI'g istNtru ,Yr.t' /.
tut dud tr,iuuud'ut u.lN l,. i,-,ul,,.I 49,
tt,' 81 NE tuuN ltl iIlt ttt-tu- tU..N ..t l..
go sad htll 81 complaint tnl itf ..,f.
net aud that uu.,r- Nut ,ut,t Nuu a.
.iN,u ~ ,tIi .u|i ftN ~ N,iutt tie DO. ~ -,
i'tutu utN iut I.|n. SIS .di'f o., ia, .. lft.
II,Ult, itipi pi tlIs NudI,I. what sad -.
daN vii i' the hi.' MfuisN 90 Nwrr,
lSWi. TIE ,aiur u,tug ihr 2ul lay ~ NuI
het lHih dd,,t', Itu cont, ,-'f thereon /,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

several wears age ! was taken With =
severe attack IT lux, was sick IN Isi
ahui ten da,s and could get nothing Ia
Cole. Cholera and lJiarrh@a Remedy,
which cured me- AMI has been n hoIlsr
hnld remedy with ~ ever since. j. &.
NARROW. lrcatur,iile. Nh. For sale by
v, A. Maxwell lITng Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-12-05
Honest Itslfnns,


1.-THE Italians are an honest race, -"
said the business man, ''and they
can usually be depended on to pay
their bills with promptness. I have
a friend in Atlantic City who says
he has all the business Of the Italian
corner stand men in the place. It
happened in this way: An italian
came into the Office a few years ago
and said that he wanted to build o
stand to go into business, but that
he had no money for the lumber. If
they would let him have it, he would
pay them as soon as he could. It hap.
pened that he came in on dull day
and found every one in good humor.
It was simply for that reason that
they let him have the lumber with
out thinking very much of the re-
turn. The man came back to them
in short time and paid his bill.
Now every Italian who comes to
town is sent by his friends to them
as a place whore he can. get his lum-
ber on credit. They have never had
q man who failed to pay. New
York Times
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-12-05
Wonderful Power.

The power of Imagination is anus
ingly illustrated in the story told of
an old lady who had never heard the
celebrated violinist Paganini play,
and one day obtained permission to
attend rehearsal of one of his con-
certs.
1t so happened that Paganini did
not take his violin with him to the
rehearsal that day, but borrowed
one from mber of the orchestra,
and instead of playing as usual sim
ply kept up a kind of pizzicato &C.
compartment.
After the rehearsal the old lady
went up to Mr. Cooke the musical
director, and said in burst of en-.
thusiasm; "Oh, dear, Mr.. Cooke,
what a wonderful man he isl de-
Glare / never knew what music was
capable of till this morning.
Indeed, madam, he is t,uny a
marvellous man, assented Mr.. Cooke
with smile, but this morning you
are indebted rather to your iniagi-
nation than your ears for the delight
you have had, for Paganini has not
really played at all. He has not even
touched bow. "
WELL" " said the old lady, after
moments astounded silence, reoov-
ering herself, then all I can say is
he's even more remarkable than
thought ho was. For if he can affect
me in such manner without play
ing, what should I do, how should
l feel, when he really did play?"-
Youths Companion.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-12-05
Cheering.

An Argonaut reader sends US the
following from Sonora, Mexico: A
mining man down here told me that
when he became engaged he wrote a
letter full of rhapsodies to a former
partner of his who had married dur
ing their separation Of several years,
aoquaintinl: him with the fact. In
return he received the following:
DEAR ToM-I got your letter yesterday. So
you are goinC 10 get married. All right. Go
ahead. I've been married three years. For
the hrst three monthe you'll wish yourself In
hades; then, probably, you'll gradually get
used 20 10.
San Francisco Argonaut
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-12-05
Patents on Improvements.

Every application for the patent
of machine or an Improvement of
a machine must explain the principle
of its operation and the best meth
cd, according to the inventor 8
knowledge, of operating it. and
must also state what portion of the
device or Improvement the inventor
claims as his own.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-12-05
Not to Be Found In the Reports.

A prominent Philadelphia lawyer
was narrating to younger advocate
some of the delays and complica.
tions of chanoery suit in which he
was engaged. Bless me, said tho
junior advocate, Il never heard IF
anything parallel to that except
Jarndyce versus Jarndyce. The
other at once looked thoughtful, and
pretty soon, pleading an engage.
ment, went Off The next morning
he went into the younger mans OIL
foe with an air of great vexation.
Look here!' he said. why can t
you remember names accurately?
Here I've spent the whole night try.
ing to find that case of Jarndyoe
versus Jarndyoe that you mention
cd, and there isn't any such case in
the Pennsylvania law reports at all !"
-Bookman. .-
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-12-05
Happy Hits.

The answer was made to Freder-
ick the Great by one of his gener-
ais when he threatened, if defeated
in his next battle, to abdicate, go off
to Venice and practice as a physi-
oian, 'Toujours assassin" The old
Scottish gentleman near the border
was hardly less happy when he said
to his son, who was leaving him to
settle as doctor in Carlisle, 'Gang
ava, man; gang ava and avenge
Flodden.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-12-05
WHOLE NO., 3l4.
YOUNG MEN AS CITIZENS.

4 Citizen Has No Right to BE Neglectfui
Of the Communitys Welfare.
The Rev. Charles HI. Parkhurst,
D. D., treats of The Young Man as
Citizen" in The Ladies' Home
Journal. In defining the duties of
citizenship he says: "A citizen has
no more right to be neglectful of the
interests of the civic whole in which
he is member than parent or
child has to be neglectful of the in
terests of the domestic whole in
which he is member. There is
the same quality of un- Christian
disregard involved in both cases,
and whether man lets his state or
oity shift for itself oS whether he
let's his family shift for itself in
the one instance as we'll as in the
other he is false to his corporate
duty and is despioable shirk
"The doctrine just enunciated
needs to be preached and pushed.
A great deal of our political misery
is due to the fact that men who are
fairly faithful in most of the rela-
tions in which they are placed do
not hesitate and are not ashamed to
be drones and renegades in their re-
lations to the town or nation that
they belong to. They would consid-
or themselves reprobates were they
to allow Il neighbor to suffer abuse
without an attempt at intervention,
but would see their entire city, with
all its machinery of government, 60
to the dogs and the harpies without
one definite effort at rescue or one
distinct thought that such inaction
was wicked and inhuman Nothing
will correct this evil but the crea-
ton of sentiment so energetic and
pervasive that decent people will
not have the oowardly audacity to
neglect the primary duties that per-
tain to them in their civic capacity.
Citizens will attend the primaries,
register and vote when the preva-
lent sentiment of attachment to our
institutions is so pronounced and
compelling that failure to discharge
the functions of citizen will be
branded as contemplate.
Patriotism has come rather gen
orally to be interpreted as willing
ness to fight and die for ones ooun-
try and it's institutions. That an
swers very well for definition of
patriotism during times of war, but
is generally deficient in that it al
lows no room for patriotism in times
of peace. We should consider that
very cheap specimen of conjugal
fidelity which put man upon car
ing for his wife and devoting him
self to her necessities only on ocoa-
sions when she was threatened by
ruffians. A husband g love has it's
sphere of service at all times and
in all situations. SO has patriotism.
Shooting our national enemies is on
ly small and accidental part of the
matter. What our country needs
most is mon who will love her and
NOT die for her, but live for her
while there is no shooting going
on.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-12-05
The snipe's Bill.

The bill of the snipe is provided
with nerve running down to the
tip and then distributing itself over
the end of the beak. This is the on
~ instance of this kind among birds
and is singular case of the care of
nature in providing for her crea-
lures. The snipe seeks for his prey
in mud and water. where he cannot
see, and it is believed that the nerve
advises him of the presence of food
when his eyes give him no informa.
ton.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-12-05

The application for patent must
contain the oath Of the inventor that
he does NOT believe that his article
or device was ever before known or
used, and he must also state of what
country he is citizen or native.
This ioath may be made before any
otdcial inthe United States author.
ized by law to administer an oath.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-12-05
An Old Clock.

The great clock at Rouen has been
measuring time and striking the
hours and quarters for over 500
years. and, 1t is said, has been run
ming all this time without Interrupt
ton.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-12-05

The olympiads consisted alter
uately Of 40 and so months.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-12-17
of Interest to Iowa Soldiers.

The Adiutant-G General of Iowa sends Us
list of SOC members of the I'd and Sd Iowa,
to each of whom is due S14.25 on account
of not having been repaid for having to
change their State uniforms of gray for the
blue clothes of the United States. The last
Legislature appropriated $4,000 to pay
off these claims. Where the soldier il
dead his widow or children can draw the
money. The law does not provide for it's
payment to mothers, but an effort will be
made to have them included. The list 10
too long for publication in THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE, but any member of those two
regiments who has not already been paid
can get the money by writing directly to
Gen. Henry Ell. Wright, Adjutant-General,
Des Moines, Iowa. There is no necessity for
employing lawyer or other agent to cell
lect the money. The United States paid the
State long ago for the uniforms, and new
the State owes it to the soldiers.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-12-17

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