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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-31
wha. Constitutes n Family Medicine

preparation which is adapted to the
relief and cure of ailments to which mem
bers of household is most subject. and
which is not only alleged to do this, hut
has long and unfailinGly proved it's ahil-
ity to do IL, assuredly deserves the title
OF e reliable Family Medicine Among
time-honored preparations. which ex-
perience and the sanction of the medical
profession indicate as deserving OF popular
regard and confidence. is Hostetter's
Stomach Bittters. medicine adapted to
the eradication Of dyspepsia, constipation
and biliousness. the three most frequently
occurring ailments that vex mankind
Derived from botanic parentage, It is
efficient as we'll es pure and wholesome
1t relieves nervous disquietude and mac
uvity of the kidneys, and counteracts a
tendency TO rheumatism. For renewing
nageing strength and imparting appetite
II can be implicitly relied upon Fever
and ague. rheumatism and debility are
remedied by It.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-31
Flo tsunl,

Sin is prolific.
Perfection is ideal.
Toll before triumph.
Live your profession.
Sin makes ugly tracks.
Hunger is good goad.
Dishonesty never pays.
Better bend than break.
Religious hate Is hellsh.
Lies stumble over truth.
Crowns don't make kings.
Success is hard master
Laziness feeds upon Itself.
BE good for goodness sake.
Good deeds need no excuse.
satan always collects his bills.
Plausible hypocrisy is the worst.
Gentle manners make gentlemen.
Long faces don't measure religion.
Maxims are easier made than kept.
Wrest lesson from your blunders.
The touch of truth makes error trem-
BILE.
Only those who lack It sheer at virtue
Christ showed us how to sacrifice self
Satan smiles behind the hypocrite's
mask
he Is wise who knows his own faults
Clean minds are not found in fou
bodies.
Timothys stomach is no excuse 70,
drinking.
Some people are too lazy to get out
of their own way.
Asking little pleases men, asking
much pleases God
Standing for the truth IS we'll bnt
working for II Is better.
Some folks religion Is like iug-hand,,
all on the outside
hearers Mt Pcntecost were pricked ir
the heart. not in 'lhc head.-M. A. Kel
ley in Religious Herald.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-31
VOICES OF THE NIGHT
(continued from Sixth Page.)


must do 1t quickly. without n moments
delay. He sprang out of bed and began
ITO dress himself with phrenetic haste.
The fresh morning air blowing through
an open easement chilled him so that
he closed the window hastily. II grated
an Its frame and came down with a loud
noise. Instantly that horrible mea-
eured sound ceased; the racket of the
closing window had awakened her. He
breathed sigh of relief; at least she
had not snored.
The cause of his distress being re-
moved. he became a. little calmer; while
nresRing he tried to argue down his
auelms. After all this unpleasant dis
coyery was not detrimental to the char
acter of the fair one. She was not re-
sponsible for this unfortunate habit: 1t
waD only, a sclirvy trick OF nature. But
1t Yves no use. The tragedy lay in that
very admission, that 1t was her nature
10 epractice this nocturnal exercise. II
was her nature to snore! Just so; it
was also her nature to be beautiful and
surprisingly lovable. 1t was just for
her nature that he had loved her, and
here was a CHASTITY flaw in her nature.
II her affiiction had been of any other
sort he could have borne it. He had
known women with slight defects in
feature or manner which were lost in
their general charm of personality; in
deed. a slight blemish, q. luSus naturae
sometimes added piquancy to feminine
charms But snoring--this was not
piauant; 1t was essentially and hope
lessly vulgar. Oh! why had Nature
3 Why had it bestowed every grace upon
this exquisite creature and then wan
to1lly marred its hand3work by such a
malformation of her throat or nose or
whatever organ 1t was that originated
this confounded noise!
' Disenohanted! Is there z, sadder word
In the language? 1T means the loss of
youth, OF delight and sometimes of love.
e'What IS truth?" asked jesting PLATE.
.Ah. he was wise i'm that he waited for
a reply" What is truth, indeed, but
the sacrifice of the illusions which makes
life beautiful. A pest take all these
troublesome philosophers who tease us
out of our peace by their officous revela-
lions Of truth, Last night he, Anderson
Bolton, had been happy, because igno-
rant this morning he was wise and mis-
cradle!
Well, one thing must be done; he must
leave this place to-day. The thought Of
another night here with its attendant
horrors was uncomfortable. When he
was dressed he looked at his watch and
saw that breakfast would not be ready
for an 'hour. This would give him time
TO go to the village. He FASTENED to the
telegraph office and sent the following
message. trstructsng the operator to
send the reply. with all speed, to Mr.
Iverson's house: "Gleenvtlle Fl. Stone,
No. ---- Wal street. New York: Is
Bower at the office? Reply at once
Anderson Bolton."
Now Greenville II. Stone was Mr.. Boil
ton's senior partner. and Bowser was the
office boy. OF course Bowser was at the
office. Where else should Bowser be-?
Z Bowser had not gone phdlandering after
a petty girl to get his heart broken
Boweer was at home attending to busi-
nesaz, Happy Boweer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-31
AUCTION sALEs-FuruRE nav
BY w. n. Hannah, Auctioneer

MADE 10 us as trustees, by Thomas =
lSnrker. ct ux. bearing date on ;he Ard doy
VI october, In the year eighteen hundreS
anu h.nety-three, and recorded in rSe.
SIcrk Ofhcc of the Norfolk County
1ourt, deed book 1873. page 1924, and at the
rsquest OF the creditor therein secured we
Shali sell at public auction OF the Norfolk
Reai Estate Exchange, lis Main street
Norioik, va, on TUESDAY, the 4th day
OF august. 1895. at ~ M. the following
property, to-wit: e
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, PIECE OR
IAkcEL OF LAND, situated In the coun-
~ or Norfolk, State of Virginia bounded
aha described as follows: beginning at a
point on the north SIDE of Hunter avenue
distant one hundred 600 feet from the
eastern side of Chicozola street, running
thence easterly along the north side OF
iiunter avenue twenty-five (25) feet, and
extending back between parallel lines
SiNty-seven feet six inches (67 IT. in
more or less, being lot number five (5) OF,
the plat of the property of w. F.. Lee, re-
corded in Deed Book ITO, page SIT.
TERMS CASH.
GEO w. DEFY.
j. w. HUNTER
II. X. BORLAND.
Trustees
W. M HANNAH
1y2'-td Auctoneer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-31
Free Silver.

Forty acres and a mule" Sterling
silver. while not exactly free and .,,,nn
away for the asking, still we are free
TO say that the Greenwoods are dis
posing of lots OF ware of this precious
metal at the present unusually low
prices. Act wisely and buy before the
Staples and novelties are to be had ut
Greenwood formerp prices of ordinary
plate. More of those $40 triple plated
water sets have been received at The
CaSkct"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-31
- LAUGHIER.

1t Is with us, We SLAUGHTER our
own MEATS and can always furnish
fresh and choice cuts OF BEEF.
MUTTON, LAME, VEAL and PORK
fresh every day. Being our own
butchers we are able to sell at the
lowest prices.
Arcaue Market Queen and cburoh e.,
Phone. eaS NJ = SS..t.rass,.
BEST SMOKED AND CORN rsEaTa'
J. 8. BELL G. co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-31

Good delivered every day Sunday in
GUIDED for the sick): also in Portsmouth,
Berkley. Brambleton, Atlantic City, etc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-31
THESE SOON GONE

All the printed Lawns
and Dlmlrlrs. Every yard
OF the l21a ones now
8 cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-31
summer Excursiop TicLe,.

are now on sale via Washington or Balti-
more to all mountain and sea side resor,e
Apply for tickets and further tnforma-
ton to Arthur G. Lewis, Passenger
Agent SO Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-31
AUCTION SALEs-TuIs nav

ny Joseph Jones, General Auctioneer
NO 10 City Hall Avenue
n AElNG RECEIVED THE RA1ANcr
inr 0 Of consignment of Furniture, consist.
BEDROOM SUITS. ROCKERS D,>-,>,,
ROOM TABLES. COUCHES> ii>S-
will, LOUNGES. Etc,
J,,i miH ., conti1ue the sale THIS (Fridavl
mr. Sit' IL iY'5o a. m, at the Hines Build,
ki aSi' NitH ,i iiall avenue. opposite City Mar
ssIa Ladies especially invited to atien6
,v2,-,. JOSEPH JONES.
General Auct ,oneer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-31
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s. Il. Z.

Ii Runs Through Country RICH IN
NATURAL BEAUTIES, in Mineral and Tim
Der Resources and in Agricultural Posi-
bilities. The regions through which il
passes have been the theatre of many stir
ring Civil and Military Crisis, furnishing
the Battle ground for disastrous wars and
the victories of peace, and the hosptabIe
inhabitants cherish memories of those
stupendous events which have changed
che course Of the world and made history.
SURROUNDED BY HISTORIC ASSOCIA-
TONS, and by exchanging and delight
full pastoral scenes, the swiftly speeding
Tourist is aware, perhaps. for the first
time that /: :
TRAVEL is A PLEASURE!
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been made IN districts that hsd lecn
gone over man, TINES lrfure. and had
hccn. ~ tlr mincr. 10, thoroughly pros
lsct,sI" II ralls attention tO dl-cUy.
cite. that are nuw being made almost
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g. N" hlls AMI ~ their luck II say
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rhrap camping utnt would hui pleasure"
iu the muuuiMu,, AMI might hr uchlN
rewarded let ~ all gN" encourage
mrut T." mining companies and enter
pti .r- III" example ~ Colorado Is l"-
tufs IL ll't PROSPERITY PROVES ia" vi.
dom ul hri ,rtt-. he optic will hr
rha-i H. publish all trllahl" mining
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into N, mountains, with hard tack pick
and shovel. and hunt up n "llttl" l1itS
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

nrlygair tatruu i being DENOUNCED h>
ia. Santa Fr New Mexican aud Nlhu'
l,lrruur Democrat because hr ltulhfull>
answered the questions ~ c"ngI"--l"il.
Al committee IA reference the santa Re
railroad hnud- that are NV ought I" l."
rrpud.atrd b, same ~ the people ~ that
county. II the houd- ate Vald, ~ thrN
ought tn be-. Mr Calron viii mN" To- pay
more than any "tlwr individual iaN
pa,rr Ration Rang
| The Remuneration "t Nj 'Nlf"n &C.
| f,fr,I e. ~ the Raugr, has d"n" that
gentleman more g,-sl than an'lhlug rl-'
TINT has occurred During hI- term 3" 4"
nr. since II ha~ callri the attention. "'
the t.nplr IT the territory 1" ia" Tact thai
the twn Iournal- named has" h'"l"d col
umns IT ahu,r upon hlu @car'' u" l'"'
the oul, right aud h"n"Iahl" I"~li'"l
that II VA pr-lllr lot any "n" I" TAI
uir,u the matter ~ issue. ana although
,u,iuy mote tdN'- than am "lh"t rlilIrl
nf santa f. county, hr has don" HI dnl
M attempting I" present That count
from frpuhiallng IT, honest hrll"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
DISTRICT COURT.
Inc Proceedings OF Court To-Day Cor
rcttcd Dolkei for Next Week.

rcGtcl DO<kct LOT NcNI NcCk.
In the district court yesterday. Judge
Collier ruled ~ IA" icrntr ArmiJn child
case that the probate court has no luris.
diclion over the person IL the ward. and
only over the property. This Isl new
aud Important decision affecting all
parl- II the territory. The final decision
~ the court ~ Ia the disposition d the
n;tlr innocent cause ~ all the trouble,
has not NJ been rendered.
\ nui{lrr ~ persons indicted by the
grand jury Tor whom the sheriff held pa
I~t>. will hr afralgn"l for trial Monday
morning.
" the opening ~ the court this morn.
ing Salvador Toledo, nf the Navajo tribe,
wa1 brought 10 the liar Of Justice on In.
QUESTION into n charge preferred
hy the | nitrd States attorney that the
Said noble rrd man hal refused a. obry
the lawful mandates II the court. Where.
upon MIR. Toledo. IN the purrst ~ Navajo
dialect which was interpreted L. his
honor. explained that he did not intend
| Ia offend the awful majesty II the white
mans law. lie was then sent thence sine
die, and S2iNi richer than WHEN h" came
b, reason III mileage aud court frr~.
On the territorial side Of the court, III,
Washington mine casus celehrr i orcu
pyiug sole attention this afternoon OI
motion for u new trial This II the cas,
VI lnrkhart ~. Wills 1T al. which WAS r.
cent, drcid"i for the defendants.
lHHkfr FUR SEAT WIEN.
Monday, March ~ Criminal docket
will be- called for appearances and pleas
lirrgrrr ". Ray ri AL. from \alencii
county. hearing on injunction, iirOrg'
). Blunt W. John l.. tnllingSw0rtl, ~
sunnp-it l., attachment. j. q. Wills W
Frank fagaly 1T al, chancrry.
March 2i.-l'.SSlr barnett ". JOSEPH
Barnett. chancrry for Partition
March 21-triminal d'rkrt will ~
called Tor setting ~ eases Tor trial Rruwl
~ crown Paint Mining company 1T al.
Thursday, 2'ith-Nu, 3I!tl. Stricklrr NS
Fierce. Va. ASA. Armijo W. Armiju.
Friday, 18th civil eases set Tor tria
Wallace douglass ". thas. v. Lewis, =
AL. covenant. Schotirld ". Rice, inter
venting petition nf u, " Champion.
: SATURDAY.. March 18th Ms. i.ij an
iIii Early Times li-tllllng couIpan
" Ihas, Irlgrr.
III" court also announces that tll
rhanrrrI docket will hr called next Moi
dR,, Rnd orders made for references ail
IA" tim" within which proof must Il
submitted, aud orders will ALA he mai
t"T masters la HE reports within sIe,
lird time. ~ That ~ many equity matter
may he prepared Tor tinal disposition h
the end ~ the present term, ~ may i
10 nr-ll L..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

Prof. Kingsley, of Boulder, Colo. VS.
tied various rooms this week.
Miss Bertie Stin-on and Miss l.eriie
Rogers entered the High school Thurs
day, after passing the entering exAmina-
tlOns,
Miss Elizabeth Wiley. who Wa ap-
n,intrd on the substitute list, WA on
duty THURSDAY nj the second war'i
The High school will have Aflor day
exerciaes next Friday afternoon. the lass
day ~ the winter term.
The Third ward boys and girls were
busy on Artor day. ~ appointed by Inc
| governor, They put out iiore lhah
dozen trees, which they got themselves al
the river,
The bays Of the hntiCigarette league
~ the High chool held u spirited meet
ing nj the suprrntendent's ONCE yester
dNv aftcTnnon. After number IT spe
cial exercises there was MI informal dis
russion 0n the advantages and dlHadVah
tagcs ~ cigarette smoking To IN" gro"
| ing huN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
l',i,,at Grant Gas.

The United States cnurto III PRIV.
claims convened this mnrning.wI.
Justice Reed presiding and all u
ciatr Justices present.
The rrtaca grant case, in,Ihl
- acre. of valuable timber land
hrriha county. was called In coo
with an order mad" nj the last n
mitting the introduction of M
mnny.
NIX GrN. Prince. r.. l.. Bartlett
llill Howard and {, \. Spices \
the grant claimants, aud Y
United States Attorney Burkhan
for the government. l.. T.. and Y
well are the active claimants.
The grant people have ahori
witnesses In the city, and II sI
that the hearing will occupy scv'
New Mexican.
Argument In the Petaca grs
was concluded In the United NiAl
Of private claims late Sa,uda. Al
AMI the ca-r was taken under
ment by III" court. The hsarlni
Jo.r Manuel Sanchez Racs gran.
Ing 3,Gnl.IH acres In bona Ana
mrgin ~ III" court Saturda,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
...insIsy wright,

10 morrow morning, al ~ o'clnek at
the T, sidence of the brides parents. No.
ila 4outh krno street, al the Highlands,
,,,otgr I, ,,ainsley AMI Miss LYDIA Wright
viii IT, Joined In the l"nd' of happ, Ned.
Im,k. Rev. Fouiks. Of highland Methodist
church, officiating. unly the Intimate
friend. " the con,Tarilng couple VIII
witness the ceremony that binds these
Two Young pcople together and starts
Them out on LIES journey side by side
TNs CITIZEN has had business fela-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

~ nal at Fort IL liaur" "n the rlarg" II
murder "Hntu' l. considered one of
the wrallltlr-t among III" NaNnjn In.
diaii-. aud l., charged With the murder ~
another Indian ahout thtr" years aga.
~h"tn lluhh,ll returned last night from
the Wr~t. ana with him was Worth krrne.
Of Gallup. VITO l. called here urI court
matters IN connection with y recent lit.
tie ,pl-,d" That happened u f"w months
no.. AT ttllIuI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

\ dispatch printed ,''st"f'la, -iair'I
chat kmnn Niullah had called all the
,,,r,l.'r, Co.. nrm- under the banner ~
the prophet. ~ q hul> war against the
,urf.,cnmrnt- ~ The Hflti-h, AMI Ia t..
frfuug g. Ia, fact a." Denver Times
SAY
Euglsul nd- reason tn h"sltatr before
-hr plunge into another r"udhn war,
hrr.ui., 'hr ashanti expedition ~t- sue
r,.,-!uD rs the u.r - fireworks ani comic
rp,ra mhu,uNri. l. ~ reason wlrN hnoth.
II hlr-llr,. ,IctufN l. g. h." expected III
lffira The recent triumph ~ III" \h!-.
-iumu- Will d. much to inrite the semi
.l.tir I"oplr- ,u c"niiirIc" III their
.', 9Th ia" uprising among ia" der
S.. r,., 80, - peculiar significance, h"~
.,,l. 20 nuauri-m j. an inspiring force
.u... ,I.r MohammrianS.
ll.l. NIulmhi, the header ~ the
.l..Ni.lr.. I- 4 luan ~ great courage and
"a iM r.Wrr "i pla>ine upon The frllH
..g. ,.I H m. followers. In the his
t.., rl.ml,u 'h,' "udri III the fall 81
L,..tum lrW.. thr chIrf lieutenant
, 'bc m,'rlt. tul although h" lid no
n.u.,r uu.l lhr man wh" was nj the h"a'
.., IL, uH INK ~ lNNi Was really the sol
u' 3D.. rruph.l AMI rhr-ru b! divine VIII
hr 80. Nl-r enough I" pr"Nidc t"r hi
.,,u u,rr--Iou ~ having "a" mihii, Win
,llri M l.N,. l,-ll" a proclamation III III
lnuT.
lu",l,rNI,hr-. Nhn h"l"us t"u M"'hnl
Gr,hu r,lg l"u, "rIrt that l. hot uulik
I muukh-A ~" dr-prral" heit"t" nh
II thrN hrnrN" that the nialihi i@a lead"
90! moi. than ordinary human aIiuNni"'
ih, can expected I" CIV" III" tuslI'
ANN -uiur -,Nri" battles,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
~ So stuI,n

Nhnut : g. last night. tt,i t"nl. 5000.
tur IT the messenger huN t"t Tie We 0,
I mon Telegraph ACCOMPANY. t"lr up g. "
Commercial club ami htclwi Ia, Ia
white be- delivered - tlrgtam I" Lgu,|
mnn upstairs. Ia returning w. i"uu
that his horse VA missing. IA" ~.
Nrir trniIt"d t"thr police. bat 'hr h"l.
,iIlr AMI Lti llu had n"t h''u dl-c,,.l.
AZ tr The hour ii going t"pf'-- 'nN- o.
utsiil,
\ few evening" aga h"t~' W.. .lnl n
| from i H. MCGOWAN. AMI udhIlg w..
hrru heard FROM thu lri-,. ~ Toe illri
II i Hl~, learned thtt 4 mNrlr ~ o.,
stolen Nr-triiH, l'r wheel ~, lett ~
| ~ the rear ~ n fr~idrnrr ~ south Nlu
lurrIur, and when thrfiirf uai" hi- AZ
ia,arancr the bike hal disappeared
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

IT," -t"tN todd hA Correspondent "I
Tie Democrat yesterday Ih"fl'l's """''
TOYS ~ thr -lwfIll ollie" at la' 'l"r'-'
va pun" fabrication from beginning
IT, end. lh" Las 'ru,"- Correspondent
81 that paper T. III" representative :"
tool, Of ia" di'f"pi'ahl" gang ""''n '"'
brought =" much dI~gf"r" nI"'' IONA
MA county, ana hts "lal"illrIit~ AZ" "'
tally unworthy 81 cird"hrr'
The truth about III" situation N''I" i
that III" best men "I "'u' p"'"'- "'
working ~ perfect harmony l" Phi al
80 (" the di~grar'inl conditions "h'''
have prevailed there. AMI I" -"r"T" TIE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

tditnfs CIilIrn.
Albuquerque March 81 evidently
ulsrrptrsented my friend utrrn on the
silver question In my letter Ia Col. Nur-
drh ut Wichita and owe him All apology
therefor. II WAS entirely unlntentional
on my part.
liis statement NJ the financial condition
NJ the people Of Mexico u rs ! have II
from several other prominent business
men WIN have recently visited there,
The difference In exchange letwen that
country, this AMI all gold standard
nations, IL establishing manufacturers
all through Mexico, much Ia the injury
~ our manufacturers and merchants
and II we adhere a. our ruin0uS tnan'
| riai policy, la "A few years she Will R Ell
tirely independent u W. aud furope.. A.
the Mckinley tariff drove many Euro
pean manufactures a. this country, ~ i
the gold standard driving man! ~ our
10 Mexico. II IL u g0od thing for Mexico
but what II II doing Tor uSy
The people Of Mexico care hut little d
their money Is not at par abroad u. ionl
az il IL "S'und money al home AMI VII
supply all their needs. There j. ON
great advantage II has over ours, AM
that II II cannot be controlled by Roih+
child1 and Morgans, ~ ours can ~
AMI IL
II there II any one thing that Sh0nl
not hr controlled 10y trusts, II II th
mnnr, of the people, Respectfully.
r. = SrINfH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

Montague stevens. the Magials.
tie raiser. who has been circ.
among the wl-tcrncts Tor the 4
weeks. returned Ia the city yestrrl
l. registered at the Commercial q
frw months ago. while bear hun
the mountains ~ SOcorrO coun,
Stevens kill,J a huge bear. lie y
skin back east AMI hal II proI~r''
h, n we'll known taxidrrniiat. Il
now SERVES ~ u pretty rug AT n
merclal club ~ IL. prrs"ntatl@
| stevens.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
,,I,de CArirton ,,uii-r.'

Chas butler aud wife ne" Miss Kate
PatternnJ are rejoicing over the arrival
al their home In south AlbuInrTqnr ot
pretty baby hoy, who made his appear
ance yesterday morning nj J. !" "rlrk,
The little fellow WAS named lhlN morn
ing clyde Carleton Butler, aud mother
AMI child are reported doing nicely
This IL charley Buffers pretty It, Val
entine, and TIM CITIZEN wishes tiyd"
long and happy life,