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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24
AN INTERESTING StRNOT.
1.-The Christian CitiItn ami StcllonaliSm"
nv Mr. Allen,

~uuid, evening IN Ia" congregational
church the pastor. Rev, +. II. iIlrn, lie.
ll,rri very interesting sermon IN
Thu Christian citizen AMI sectional.
ism lh.-" hlk- upon the Nv" qurs.
tons ut the day given by the pastor Ut
tm4 church lre becoming quite popular.
The following l-a general synopsis 81
hi -"rnun
II -p,,-lhlr lut the pulpit H. dl~r,l--
principle. without advocating party poli.
ties, though sometimes h. MAY seem Ia
l~ talking against u party when plank
IN it, platform advocates what appears Ia
him iu hr "A N'ciuu- principle" There are
.oInr Fundamental ethical principles III.
vulNcd IN the general discussion 81 this
campaign. which 1t" III ia" province of
thu pulpit Ia discuss. ulr ri these l.
this l>SI" l. again raised, AMI that tow,
not wholly 10y "n" party. III" l-~,i" u
being made ,nrll, a. geographical, and
pArtlt ~ elias, ~rrtlundll~m
The geographical phase II looks very
much like the ghost " IA" old Iairs'
1 rights controversy rrsurrrCtrl
un the other hand there l. the attempt
made h. array III" east and the west
against each other, Ia" lahuring man aud
tho capitalist. We i" not believe the
east l. u grasplug ShNlock ~ the west n
lttt A al
ani thin defender Ut the present indus
trial conditions, the inequalities IN the
distribution nf wealth, yet W. ,lu not h..
llryr that the appeal IT, passion, lnrltlng
men IT, u~r The torch aud dynamite l. ANY
remedy; not are W. at opinion that ANY
such hatred exists between capital aud la
hor ~ platform d"Inagogur- would per
suad" w. Though instances ma! be- cite,
where individuals Ia one section II III,
country have oppressed or even Swlndlrt
another, yet thr-" ar" exceptional. The
ultimate Interests at capital and labor
ARE one. our nation l. on" people. ",
cannot afford fur moment tiautaguniZ,
one part ~ interest against another.
We are nomiuAlly n Christian people
II nrrds e. be- rung IN our ears that onl,
~ W. rraliz" the ethics ot christianity II
our organic life ~ II nation ran W. 60 ~
to the attainment II the greatness that u
IN store v ~, Liberty must Nv based ~
the freriom II the SONS ~ ,uh. Equal
II, must strike rOut into u common re-
dninltiuu nj the same cross uf Christ
tlImning into II brotherhood that has IT,
origin IN common, Acknowledged faith
erhni 81 ',ui, For the ideas aud iiral'
of Christianity arr fertile sources of al
our rharactrrIc american ideas
\rXt SUNDAY night Mr., Alien vii
speak on The Christian citizen M,
Honest Mooney"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

Rev lho- ll,Iwr,i returned iothr cIty
ifnu IA" south last night
R,N " u. clayton. prr-,lIug elder
Methodist church -outh, returned Ia the
rltl from 'nlup last night,
Z, VI. taylor division master III, a-"'"
tuf the santa fr, hradIuartI- AT Ration.
calnr IA from san MhfcIal last night.
Mis- l.. r.. SCHNEIDER ami laughter, aud
Miss kItt"l ugi-trrIng from Nrw lsFk.
arrat ~turg'- European. They Al" health
-rrkrf-,
20. columbus, u regular veteran III lr-
he" rlrrI"-, va, Arrested last night aud
thl- mofulug Ju~tlrr raw lrId gave hun
ia" usual lu-',
Mf>. j. II, Hayes lli last night un n
,l-Il tn oklahoma relatives, lhr lads
wH~ arronipAnl"i to this rltl from Nrri.
lee hy her husband. who rturnh west
uu- morning
j. j. N~"p Julup'd I'll n" tram from
the west last night, aud then continued
nu north IT, ,uIrfmrd lut ,IIlIr> that
be- dipped -rNrfh h.rE, t,ck- ct sheep
white uui west,
VI, :. Hart, IA" territorial coal "li IN.
-I'ciuf, whu Wa here most VI last week
ou lulgr luhttrr- AMI whu also trk IA the
"IAunndl Of ~purl," Wa, u passenger Tor
a." north lat night.
he hoari 1T alIrfmrI lid not Iurrt
last ulght, hut viii huld the regular -,'S-
sion tins evening Mayor Kallrldgr and
the uldrrlu"n wrrr M Attendance al the
meeting ol lhrcllIlru, To- arrange Tor the
luurrAi"l IA" uli hero, John Kadrn,
IT, Nlhrr, agl Mhur LlwauiS, man.
igrr- uf ~" IT. Ia" has" tall rluh, VITA
the player, returned I" ~ l'a~o lhl- morn.
iug lhN we're treated TuNally while
here, aul, although lhrN lo,l the loutn-
anrnl, thrN lett the mrtrrIHllS feeling
klndll toward all local pliNrr' AMI 49,
prclllly I" Manager Mrtur and captain
Young
II i Franklin, stock rlalm adIustrr fOr
the santa Pc TillwaH, headquarters at
Colorado ~pflng-, came m fran the +oulh
lat ulsh AMI continued north with Mrs.
Franklin Who wa~ here a. guest ~ Mr..
ald Nit +, r., Stufgrs,
IN v, ". ulcotl aud wife, friend, IL
thu Arnllo aud frna families oI this city.
arrived from II, Louis Mo this morn.
ing. and are al sturgss' EUROPEAN,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

ii,tu"' ,"u- .,ud Nru Attended N.runIi
ga rruu,it,, Yesterday
Ia ,urrul"- Yesterday the following ll.
"gatr, wrr" rlrrtci \ ~,HlNnl j. VI.
HandoNal lu~r i. ~"l,h. Jo-r h. r"norlu
aud l"tf"nlo ilariIu
Precinct 20. t'u- eat, .I.,. Mldrilgr.
4 IIar-rh, VI. Mr,u" y fulral ". i.
hlNon, jos" l.. i'rra. rfrJ Mitl,- l.. IT,.
bartlett Manuel ~alallr, Iho,, Hughes.
\ simpler \. \. Keen. y t. stevens 49,
FRANK Inwlru
Irrluct D., san Nut"hp wNun uAi-
cia and nuuarIdnr uuilrri.-.
Precinct -, this rty y j. rawfoti,
r. " clancy. brn j. Rankin, Iho-. >.
lluhh"ll, !. ". Palmer, VI. Coleman. III.
g. PEARSON. Charles MiuSnrA, j. X. krui
- AMI &. {. Crockett.
Precinct =. Nrl-co Manuel Antonio
Jaraulll", l,,-" SaNrdra and lonc"-ladO
chavez
Iuran"- los" ban, imgou AMI Mel
qulhi"- chavez
IN ptrclhrt -, Nrl-co. dose lsuacio In.
zero, l-l,itr Oaudoal AMI llrrrulAno tar.
ch were rIrct"i delegates AT the rrpuhll.
can caucus.
Precinct T. h. Nrl-arrl, los" uarcig
,rI"gu, Eupgto lar'la aui Juan Nnlu,
imidri"
Precinct II, rhJTIto, elected III" fl.
lowing drirgatr- r. \ lluhhrll, j. r.
lIuhh"ll ami jos" hgNr-.
Precinct g.. lhIIlh- Nlihl chavez,
Juan ~nuchr2 rruA arI At. Chavez,
IN pr",luci -, Mae" rru--all wtI
elected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

Their" l. nothing lu-t ~ g,-i ~ llf.
kings NV lr-cnrtN Tor Consumption.
Tough, and tui-. -, drluiui II aud do
upl I"tmit the dealer IT, sell Nuu some
substitute" H." Will not rlaim there II
anNtmng better. bat ~ order a. make
more profit hr may claim -"nirthing rl-"
tn l." just ~ grri. You want III, Kings
New Discovery bral~" you Know II H. h.
safe aud urliahlr. aud guaranteed tn Il"
g"nd ~ munrN refunded, f"t coughs.
'uii-. Consumption and Tor all atIsc.
tinllS IL Throat chest and l.nng-. there
l. nnthlug ~ gS1l ~ i l,r Kings New
Discovery. Trial both" Ire" nj v. !.
Walton drug -tnfr. Regular sl2" ~
cent. AMI g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

ltulg"r. the left lrll't iur IA" RI la.,s
met with an unfortunate accident ~ the
ba-" hall game yesterday ait"rn~pn, lie
was al IA" Tat ia the tenth inning. "itli
the nNu~ri pufI"-r Oi Knocking the ball
out 81 sight. when Jones, the \lhuqurr.
pur pitcher, shot ~ ullr ut hts ln-huul- to
lett hand hat,rr-. The ball cam" HE u
shot from II uatllug gun H." fast tot
liulg"t Ia get away from It ani IA" sphere
landed on hts night JAW, The batter felt
a. the ground, AMI among th"-" VII"
rushed Ia hl- assistance VA IT. liaNur>.
superintendent 81 the has" ball tnurlh.
nrnt. lie examined III" Jaw. AMI found
that thu lIrk hal knuci,pl udt several
teeth and lu-"ird -rNrtal more. HAD
the blow h'rlI u lev lnchr, back ~ below
II would have undoubtedly, Resulted muf"
seriously, hatcher Jones regretted the
affair, and rNpr">-,d himself irrllngl, oI,
the subject tu lulgrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

,hr iW".rt,,k rluh- 1t H." ,u',lhW"~i
ur, l.alu th. morning, Will ltri,r
tni spot - lhr battery t"t the i~hi-.
auI M'NiIi.trt AMI ~tanlr, doing the
mtruus AMI catch ~ t,r ~" ri lH-"..
II WA grrht gUiur and bath pitchers
Wri. gwen most rNrrlrllt -uppuft IN
the lif>i INNING both teams tied, with tWu
-rurr- each, but without going int"
lengthy "details the following -rufr hN IN.
ulug- teal, the tai" 81 victory AMI defeat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24
IAIlNINA.. a. SppNT~
~. tNrni- ~ Last Sa'urdH 'n"r"""" ""'
NratrTlaN Aftrru"nn,

~, INrnt. ~ Last SaIur,iN AH"rn""u 'nh
Nrai"r'la, af,rrn""n.
The horse races saturday hit"fn"n
Nrrr all very interesting Ia" finishes l"'
my CLOSE.
The first rHrr called Ma Ia" trrr.fuf all
lrot. and wAs won h, IN Nlmont, entered
h Andrew smith. IN thrr" straight h"hl-.
Time IN, 23l', 2p'p, King nm
owned hN j. {. Wallace, taking second
mnn",. and L"r"!, owned b! Iha- teach
thlfd,
In the : 80 trot, MAY queen, owned h
yrank Sturg"-, Won Time 30, 10 .,
417l. Ruby ; owned by j. I, "allar"
,muud stumble jim. owned 10y Mlllrf
thiul. The second heat IN thu rae" VA,
exceedingly interesting, Na' queen and
RulS : l,.ing neck AMI neck IA" rniif"
distance, and May queen only winning
by few feet.
The halfmlle hurru rae" wa- very
Amusing. secretary saints hnTTo start
ing of ~ the lead with IA g,S-i irnl 81
vim, but after the lrSt quarter he Wa
tired aud -toppr4i, and the field passed
him, hut after Sunht! beating" ana
furnishings he kirk,i up hi h""l- aud
away he went, coming ~ Nh ra-N winner
The onl, half,milr dash Ma Won h>
Patsy lugan, catered by llnmphrr, taxi
ing second, TINE, U.1i p.
The Judges NJ The races wrf" Cod. J.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24
u,,r H.turn.d to -. Vegas.

! ..n '.. co..
Mayor r. T.. uln"y la, returned from
NhuIr"rlur
Vim Htyr, lA~ h"ru VISITING Nhuqurr
que II IN tins city
MIS- Lotli" viii returned from short
trp h. Nlhulurrlur, tins morning.
Nr. aud Mrs. Il. &. rilling,I aud Nrs.
lll\un came IA "n delayed w. : tins
muTnlng. ir"m Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

/, Took Almost all NJ" UiN'I' Rr''.
tasI Nprk

" Took Nlu"-i all the We L. ktt >.
issI N""k
The famous Columbia bicycle, repre-.
-rul,Sl IN tins eat, by ", II Hahn ~ 80,
Wa- ~ the Iar,'- last week from start lu
finish, aud ~a- llf-l eight AMI second
three times ~ II total ri twelve facr-.
BullATd Won un his Columbia ~ the
one half mlr novice, aud hl-o tied lm
lAnrS III TRIALS tur fastest mllr uu \lhu.
qnrTIur track, liulAnrS Hl-I tlilng "a 60.
umhIa, brn Nrlllrr went Ia the front
un his Columbia ~ the unr-pnhrtrr mIlr.
while Lewis, 81 trinidad. Ha- SECOND uIl
his Columbia la the three quarter mile
slater Tpl" a. thu front un HI columbia,
aud al-n wun the unr-haIi mile prui,-.
-ional. one mile professional aud lNr
mllr professional,
Who Ay- the Columbia l. not the
wheel fuT fast WORK
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

This Ia NouT OpIsJrt
On receipt IL IN c"tts, 'nsh or STAMPS
n generous nuuIhr will l." mailed 81 the
m"#, popular C".arrh and Hay Fever cure
,Ily's Cream RalmD sufficient 10 d'moh'
strale the great ~, rits "f thr remedy
LILY HROrliEES,
Oh Warren ST., New York 'lty'
Rev John Reid. IT., ~ GrNt Falls, Mont /,
recommended lly's Cream ihlm I" ~" !
can emlhAsihr hs statement 1T iHH l"s''
tive cure fr catarrh II u'ed ~ directed
Rev. Francis W, Poole, Pastor Central i'roA
Church, Helena, Mont
Ely's Cream Balm 10 the Acknowledged
cure for eAtarrh aud contains no mercury
MOI say injurious drug PnOes " essAA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24
ENlGHTN Or rYInlAS RANQUEI.
LIlnt spread. food speech ami lots Of
lun.


lun.
lurr the street procession had Ias,'d
l..t evening the sal kmglt- aud visit.
ng nrrlhr"u IN the city assembled ~
urlf .a.ll. hall WHITE -upfrmr repre-.
-ntt.O,r, ,rn Cht- + Et-lrS tuI cot
N Hart rSrmpilrd the secret work ~
g,,u ,hrm ut ~" meeting II the -uptrlur
l,l. ucrutl, held IN Cleveland
N..uall repaired lo the canton hail
All Nrrr seated ~ thu banquet rp,m
usuI ~ u'rlork Imt Master FIuicAl
t,p,-l ,ur uulrt. aui Iu = trW we'll rhr-.
rn -.ulrurr, told 81 the PHEASANT enter
innn.h that hal hr"n prNlird wlt'uut
the Iu"wl"lg" ~ r"n-rut IL any Wh"
w.fr to participate NJ tlr,r whr hid
l-4u .rlrrlri submitted gracefully. and
Nit wisdom ami rirIu"urr were Ih"tr
s't,f the otIrr ~ the evening partial
TT the tnh~t- ~ follow
g." ~uprrm" l."lSr responded 1" hN
chs + th-lr> cur Nupr"m" rhanr"l.
ltn VI. : Hart, ufaui Lodge al New
NJ, go. Rrh,'rt Mrhlulri, secret ~,rl".
To-. &c. clark, Irthan.-m "n the Low
IT IT., nfdrlir g. r. Nlam-, h" Rath
bone sister. n.'u. Il BrIrngrr ami j. j.
lr,.-ou, the Principles uf oar uTIyT, "
v J,iru, uur Visiting kught- nr ".
d IIul".
Wa llttlr past the midnight hour ia
q ,ppN, crutrutrd tram" at mind. ia"
m,mnrr~ and their gur-l- departed, and
To-. ended uIlr ui the mp-t rnJuN able and
successful urrting~ Of the utanl Lodge
~ huights ul lNtlias oi New Mexico.
Nf-. l.. X. Triton. Rockford. M. Ntitr-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

i T. CONNER. 81 santa kr. l. aNI-liut
m the cIl,, ili~ hlualgauAt"r l. a dr.
ciIrd HuNriN, and /, ~up"rlnr nauN uthrf
~ ,chiur ~ Tar intTu!ucrh ~ the market
g. IIar,I and fl,r gold mlnlng. II con.
st,i- 81 tour stationary ptIH-. "isht inches
H. lmin"trr u magnificent revolving
r,huI,'. winch can be- Wuksl hS one
man. IT. Chl', iratur" l. H. simplicity
AID the uttrI lmI"~slhilltN al any color
al gold hrIng lost There l. II screen on
t,puf the hopper which can l." used Ia
g.i advantage. About seven inches
ir,m the hott"n of Ia" pan NJ" slots,
Whirh throw I'll all the refuse The con
her arltigAlaiur viii .utrlS Win.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

The republicans Ut Mon county held
their convention the other day, and nam
ri the following ticket,
Legislative council. T.. l.. finari; rep
Tr-rllAti,e, N, llNoy, county colnmls'
slunrrs, Claus Schlutrr, Pruienci0 Orte'
IA, Nupumucen0 Martinez; probate
Judge, prrcpntaciOn de l.. Vigil; probate
clerk, Mates LuJan; sheriff, Encarnacion
SandOyal; assessor, Edward v, Fox; -u'
I~Tntendrnt ~ schools, Juan {. MARTINEZ;
treasurer. AuguSlln Sanche-; surveyor,
Milton Harrison; coroner, MaTrellno Mon
tnla.
The p,tul1ts fused with the democrats,
aud out III thrlr convention came the fol-
lowing candidates
Territorial council, +, Mlrra; r"prr,rn'
htlyr, -. r.. smith; county commission
rfS, NJ. DrNoy, lnl0ieS Romero, Alblno H.
lie Garcia, probate Judge, Precentarion
Vigil, county clerk, Juan VI. {. de baca
sheriff. H. Il. Iallego- assessor, ], H.
Mitchell treasurer, lrlesforo Cascades; su
Irrintei,ient NJ -chWls, Serailn uEf"
surveyor, Nm. Harris, ST.; coroner, Alr
landr0 Baca.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

lhr republicans ri Mora count. will
lie Tor the following county candidates.
Representative, Marcrllln" MARITIME,
shrflil. tusafiO thaNrs, treasurer. simon
Nurrnhurg, aS-r--or, Has hallrgos, col
hcl"', frank \igll; probate clerk, kmlli"
urliz, superintendent oi ~chr-'l~, Patriclo
SANCHEZ; surveyor, lnrz falllla; pr"hn,"
Judge stephen lHrTnhduun, commits. ion
49,. Pablo Aragon, Tomas Romero. lrln".
iflu Medina.
The Mora county drnIncrailr tl"krt IL
h. follow.
Representative, John Florence; sheriff,
ILcdrdn kuInrTu, treasurer. H. u. Head
a,~r~sur. \hlriiu lianrfrI, collector, has.
Upton, probate rirrk. Tito Mar-, super
iutrnhrni II ~cllnl~, Ndnlph Branch, cor.
ulirT. hairless BruwnrT, surveyor, \al"fiu
Castillo, probate judge, ltumhliu ton
Idlrs, CunIlnl--IulIrT-, tatAillln Homo,
trl-tohal Mares and Iu-r VI Garcia,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24
Wanted Idea !; X; X

VIA. yoHS wEDpEkHt, M a 80, Patent AiLs
nsyA Washington, u q, fF their Oh ~ pTas ural
And list Uf Two hundred mveutious ~antrd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

Confusion w. t. the chulr" 81 u hlrSI.
Iyflt,rf l. unnecessary. lhrf"i- hut one
t.-t Sar~aparllln, aud that l. Ayers.
ms Important Tact was recognized nj
a." N"tid'. FAIR, Chicago lN9i. being
Tie ullN hl""d purifier admitted /" hr
I-irrA mn rNhlhIlIMm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

Page out at second steinfeldt flew ont 10
Crawford In right, McAlii-tef ~nt
safe liner over second base. Nance hit
Afe gtouni"r past third ha,r, scoring
Bulger Lawrence hit to Jones' AMI ont
score L.
-tNtNtu lNNINU
Alhupncunr- William, drove ou, a
long ny Ia Bulgct IN left and out Evan.
frw out to St"inieli; Juur, hit to Raymrt
Ani out at tir-t. score u.
III ra-- kaymrt hit to bright AMI
ont at first Stanley Int safe groundcr
toward second, Evan. struck out. stan.
leN thrown ont At second score. a.
tIouIJ 'NNINu
tlhuqurtlm,- pNlnr tout ~ nuI
out /,n-1ef ll"w out to Bugrr Young
l"W out t. Mr\lll,trt ~rot". 90.
III ra-o- Tag" h, safe 4, OYER nr.,
hn-r, Budget huut"l AMI ont Al ur.'
Ntruirllt sent high O., to /lu--rr amt
uu, NrNln-rt hli t. ilu--rr AMI ont At
ut-t score ODD.
NINIu INNINr
albuquerque. faWiufl hit L. stein
frllt, whu let ball pas ml runner .Afa.
Knight low ont tu luuuy iu rru,rr
~vrrf lu-i.al ul walker nut timer over
-rroud safely Williams struck put. T.,
AL. mt 'N To- Budget who missed AMI
aunt lrm'ulw. rhrruuy Crawford
-rutrl aul ~wrr Wru, To- tuu h,-,
Jones lat q slow sruulrr a. pitcher aul
r'arrI ut-t safely -p"rr -rurrI uu q
pt--rd tall hNIuo ''.w ont t. usnt
-rotr.
3D. ra.,. NAnrr Mt to /u--rr. Wno
threw viii, AMI \aurr trnrh,d ,rruuI
lA"uHr" Int tu Juur- Aul out. tul Sauce
-rorrj ou hh throw RNm,r ht "a
Juu"- AMI ont at 'irat. ~uulN sent N,
I" /lu~.rf ant uut -rrr.
lhr -rutr wa u lr . 90 .. tuI thr
excitement Wa. tul,u,,
ItNIu INNTSu.
NhuurtVur- iIu,-rr nt O., hu,mrr
AMI oul a, nr-t Nourg to nn-,. urD lul-
Crawford TO- E.nn,r ANT cont Al .r.,
Bught hl To- E,m.r AMI uu, 4, .r.l
~rnr,. g.
ri l,,-,- ll.,nrr,. instant, lIv.,i.
few ont ,n..r,vt,,l ,r f.,Nr r,.,,..,.,
ON n, in Williams. l,Iy.r Ma. nIi. v,r
prtrn,t h,ll ,u tl, NIGHT -,l,,r, f,,..I,,
I,vrru,,. t,nA NJ. ul,r,. r%rt ~i,r,Il,
hIi ..,f,, between Hr-t ami .r,r,,, n.,.,..
-.ulluy Lawrence for uuI,rr f.. ,l,,l
ha.r Nr\lIll.r ruI,l ,r.. nI,ip, T.,
driving a l,p, d, H. l.uu., a., ,r,,,.., ,,,l
ont ~rnr, %
.pI,,<Iu.,,I,,
\Ihr.,yofI,,r- N.,u,..,,.;,.,i.,r- r..,.r
OF Walker .rut.,-,n. d, u,rfilItl Nu.
liam. mi -,f,,l,. over tntrI and Nr.u,. ~
tr,in, f.. y,, tu ,hitI L.-,. v,- ,l,r,,u
ont Evans mn tn En,urr nuI ont i,
first ,Ir,,,.. 1rv ont +, llNm.r ~rr,,. O.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

4 hacking cough u not onl! annUN ing
10 others. but l. dangerous ~ the p-f-'n
who has Il, 'ine Minul" cough lurr
will quickly put All rnd IA II, W l..
Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

Nr- l.. X. Triton, Rockford, H., wtlt"-
'fr 'm p'I."'hi rNrrrlruc" ! can recon
mrHi br wits ~aI-u, arllm, = cure lot
lumic hi"ni and general debility" ".
\ Nation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

letter, rcZrIua AMI ali similar skin
troubles are cured 10y Ia" ~" al lie
Wits Witch Hazel Sal,r. II NSlthrs at
once and Restores the TISSUES "a their
natural condition and never fails Ia cure
Illrs. v. !. Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

tn. Carnival hall last night, under the
ausuics- of the l.Adir- lAFk association,
wa In every WAY What the lliblle was
given Ia understand II would H., After
the parade, the queen ana her attendants,
and The duke aud his knights, ulAi. their
grand entT, into III" hall AMI tS'k Their
proper positions 0n the stage where, with
due form aud CEREMONY lh" queen Was
crowned by the luke Aulli ia. applause
II the large audience After The crown
ing IN. two dancing girls, label Sp-n.
crs and Ada Campneid, delighted all
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

Iuam flith game ~ ha-e ball
ia the afternoon there viii b" one
half mile running heat rAcs one'q quarter
mile running dash; game of hAse ball
ALA minor events such "a burrO race,
boys race, sack race, mule race, etc. All
children will he adniitted free.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-20

RATHER" aud tho irritating noise IL 81
fenced when he removes the glass globe.
This is a common experience of piano
tuners Certain notes in the piano vi
brate in harmony with gas fixture. n
picture frame. china plaque hung
against the wall or the bric-a-brac which
commonly litters the top of the sensi
tive instrument. and the innocent piano
is blamed for the discordant jangle.
Pins, buttons and other things foreign
To the piano which find their way into
the instrument set up complaints and
harsh cries when certain keys are
struck, and recently piano tuner In
Evanston. searching for the rattle,
found and restored To the young woman
who used the instrument her upper set
of false teeth, which had disappeared
mysteriously the week before,
Besides coins, buttons, pins and
toothpicks. the piano tuners salvage in
cludes hairpins. pocketknives. paper
cutters, manicure instruments, knitting
needles, matches, jewolry, nails. tacks,
bits of glass, pieces of picture wire,
buckles. collar buttons, sleeve buttons,
rings and even money which had been
placed in the case for safe keeping aud
then forgotten. Chicago Chronicle.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-20
MINING.
stocks.
BOSTON April Is, 1925
Rather Embarrassing.

a we'll known Washington minister tells
this story: I'm IA country circuit in Vir.
ginia 1t was the custom TO wear weekday
shoes and stockings To church because the
dust woald get them soiled Sunday foot.
wear was carried along in the hands Of the
wearers, and when the church was reached
"a change was effected one of the ablest
ministers in the conference preached at the
church, and being told of the custom and
having some distance To walk from where
he was being entertained adopted the same
method. One of the leading characters
tics of the minister was his absentminded
ness, and thrusting his hosiery i'm his peck.
ct he mounted the pulpit When in the
midde OF his discourse, he drew out what
he thought was his handkerchief, and aft.
er wiping his brow laid TIE article down
on the pulpit, when 10 his dismay and the
amusement of the congregation. he discov.
cred that it was the pair of extra socks
that he had worn 10 church He completed
his sermon, but it was the last time he
ever conformed To that particular custom
of the country. Washington star
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-20
Napoleon and the Ancient Nobility.

OF the ancient nobility the emperor once
said with sheer: Il offered them rank in
my army; they declined the service
opened my antechambcrs To them; they
rushed in and filed them. To this sweep.
Ing statement there were many noteworthy
exceptions but on the whole Napoleon
never classed the estate of the French no
bles lower than they deserved still they
had power which he recognized and it
was with sort Of grim humor that he be-
gan 10 distribute hunors and the sops of
patronage among both the old and the new
arlstocracy-a process which only made the
latter independent and failed TO win the
affections Of the former - Professor
Sloane's "Life VI NAPOLEON. In Century
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-20
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