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The Irish standard., 1896-08-08
]. wF.S1,ME,ATH.


The Athlnoe Town Commits ioners are
in an extraordinary position, with re-
gard to the town clerkship. Recently
they elected Mr.: p. Murtagh to. the dual
position Of. solicitor to the board and
town clerk, but a strong protest was
made on behalf Of Mr.. John G. Kelly,
the former clerk, who claims that his dis
missal was irregular and invalid On
July :l6, a number of cases were. heard at
the Borough Court, which Mr.. Murtagh
appeared to prosecute on behalf :of the
commissioners. When the cases were
called Mr.. j. C. Kelly objected to Mr..
Murtagh's acting as; prosecutor, and
challenged him to produce satisfactory
proof of his own election as town clerk
or of his (Ndr. Kelly's) dismissal. After
a heated discussion, Mr.. English, the pre-
siding magistrate, adjourned the cases,
burt afterward reopened the court and dis
posed of them, Mr.. Murtagh appearing
throughout. Mr. Kelly remained in
court, and in some cases when a fire. was
inflicted, pointed out that evidence s11tfi-
cient to warrant a conviction had not
been given. The whole question of the
clerkship continues. .,
The Irish standard., 1896-08-08
KII.DARE.

{ : Il
AL the last.meeting of the Athy Board
of Guardians, Mr.. James Moore presid-
ing, a letter: was received from the Lo-
cal Government Board, Enclosing re-
port forwarded to them by the. commits
sioners Of National Education eulogistic
of the Athy Workhouse National School,
:whfchSis under the charge of the Sisters
Of Mercy The Guardians were much
pleased with so satisfactory report.
AT the opening of the Kildare Assizes
there were only seven bills before the
Grand Jury, mostly Of trivial character.
On July 16, the profession of two nuns
took place the Convent Of Mercy, Athy.
The young ladies who had the happiness
Of concentrating themselves to the SER
vice of God and the poor, We're Miss M.
Malone, daughter of Mr.. James Malone,
Barrowhouse, Athy; and Miss r. A. Dew
ereux, daughter of Mr.. James Devereux,
Of Tomhaggard, county Wexford. In the
absence Of His Grace, the Archbishop of
dublin, the young ladies made their sol
semn vows before Very Rev. Canon Ger
maine, P.5P.,V f.. while the Very Rev.
John Staples, sang the. Mass Of PROBES.
sion. Rev. w. Duggan, G. c.. Athy, act
ed as master Of ceremonies.
The Irish standard., 1896-08-08
GREAT.

II will. run through on quick time.
reaching Des Moines. Omaha, Denver.
California and all points In the West,
The previous complete service will not
be disturbed by the addition 5of this train
Ask your nearest M. II st, u. r. e. ticket
agent for rates and particulS rs. 5sIsS
N Il. 3. / q I1sT.S, ssSaS
.sss s,.,. Gent 1ycAcet ii; 4,ass. n II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
kAil MAGNAIiN NilI.
NlO> kholierN ana bIrc,tuf> Of Santa i
Nuh-Lurpdr atoms Hold Meet
inPS IN Santa IC

~brhhrIl,r- AMI IIIrciuI, meetings
d H." llO""ing railroad r"mran,"- VIE
hrli "a santa fr ,u.dn At the u'lr,. ur
Iudsr NaHu. -ul.yllor hr N,W M,Iru
SAY IA" \rw NNirau ~. kIu uItr',.
Mr>Iro y ln,tur tlr Nrw M,ura \
~"u'h,rn lAulr. the N,w MNtrlu lnl
ttr SILVER 'lN. i"mrr A Nular rJ'
rrdL-
Ihr PiIurrpAi hu-iur., Hn.th,,ur.,luu
e. ilrcttf- nnI ,Ihr.j- llr Iu,rlu-
rrciel arr a, lull,N-
~" Grhudr. Nr,Irp ~ it,luc nt,rp,l
COMPANY lplrrt"I, N.ihr, NaiAr..
tiNtri t. iapl,N. T. l. EuhIu,ru. 4 j
trrN, II l.. NHld", k r lNllrlw. \
~taah, l'li laNuuld-. j +. IipuN. H. -
-l"N"f aud NuuIa Rev Iuuui
'Iilrrf- lliar" + Walker. chairman
oi IL" board, Edward T. WplN. ;r,..l
dent, Il. Is Robinson 'l'.' wee rr.-lI,N'.
l'hul N"ri"u tnri 'rn pur.r. m, T.
" h,il"f, s"rirldtN ant treasurer. Il o.
Pdi"il, assistant SECRETARY. l,i. innlu..
assistant SECRETARY, II " uIIIu,I. A.
-l-ihui treasurer, NI,u NpihWrlI gen
eta, cpuu,,,, T. i krnuh, g,nriu ,utI.
lnt, " h iull"il". g"urrtI du.lIlf. H. /
II. Mrkihh"n, auditor. Johu T. Mhr.
head, com tful,r
N"w MrAirau EhiruA runiau. H.
rector Niarr r WaItrr tINul T.
Elpirl l.. T. Il E,hu-uu j. i tr,. ,.iI I
Nald". H. h. lwll,hII, d. b. lurr,.
I has. IIirh, \ VI UArkWrIl lDumt.
lNra-. Man ~chulI, "uIr.i,. rtm. A..
iit,-" II ltlu ururh. NhNuu s. ur.r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

Nrh'trct linnrt has runsrt"i the dr
signs Tor th" hsjhs tuT It's Festival ul
bays. and they AZ" very unique. Let =,
rfN budl attend
lhr Easter huth l. under the drrc
Ion "f Mrs. Nhlt-rn Mis-. Pearl Strong,
and Miss Alhan.
the lee cream ho-th viii b. delight.
fullN served l., Mr.. l.. H. lmnlap, Mrs
Z. II, Anderson aud Mrs nru. tiin-lcN.
Ia" m"nS hrth l. named "Mi-crllD
n,ull~." Let all the lr>S ~ we'll ~ men
taxi an intrf,'st and send them "nll,r.l,
lanruuS' fur the hHlh. luu viii have tu
wait aud -rr II before you viii know
anSthng about II. ! hey ARE N"ry num-
hut "" feel sure i",r will lind anything
NulI want there.
irmory hall, April and :, aftrrn"on-
and evenings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

~"a voyage afr usually dccmrd promo.
~" "i health =" they atr IN most ease,
Iiit II may WILL hr doubted II the shak
NIX NJ aboard ship. which pr"plr II ,,r,
II gil" constitution Hnd weak nerves gri.
l. not rt"luhicial II lts effects are not
IN"It"d ~ nullliri l., u medicinal safe.
guard. hr hr-t. II w. are tu hrlir,r the
i'-lliu"nN ~ ocean ttiN,lrts. whether
tl'I ~ ahruad lur hraltli, pleasure ~
i"I,l'rs-, l. ll,rtrttrt'- stomach INttrr-.
llNhlid-, commercial Travellers, -ra cap.
itu- Hud tarhlmrr concur ia rrrunI
u,uilug thu the defensive tome. -
! 'Ilgtani~ io ~" frontier. the lnhnM
aNs' "i lnalhtl"u~ regions, Hnd all whu
at' rNl"'s'd I" hardship ur Ilg"r- ut Ell
n.tt". t"r maIarlal, rheumatic ur KID.
a.! trouble, n"fN"u~nr~-. dI ~IrI-ia. liver
complaint aui constipation u t. eminent
li rillcAclnu~, ami cunlIurIidrd hl the
medical fraternity far and near.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

paur- the bsll. Rr, Milne wa, An uu
married man, about 81 wear, II age. ami
hal been IN the ministry but Ahuut w.
years. lie was a native II scotland. VI.
phAnrd at au raflN age aul lr't a. ryht
llfr.- battles alone amid man, ! ''
-'ip- lr had fought his WA,. AM hl . ,
stepped uut into 4 Wide field ~ u-,'N
no. When hls health gave wt'. !. $50.
pfunil." ~ eminent surc'~s M NJ.
profession, Ptumpted viii ,l,, .'. ,.
buried among tha SCENES u hl. 10, loo
hil stAftel hnur. This ir.lfr Na. u.,
granted hut hr VA RESIGNED ,. ,...'
calmly H. hi- rest ltaium,' U.I 90.
-rug"f- we're tender AMI O. |tl'm u
thar kindness Rev -hn ... |...n .
rNpt"s- the wafursi 'Nhut 'u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
STATEHOOD BILLS.
Inc New Mexico AMI Arizona BillS VIII
be Reported.
BRICE BONDS LECAIIzED

Washington, March ~ NlAt-hnul
bills fuf the almlS~lnn NJ arizona and
| Nr~ MrNlro viii l"' again I,a,~.s upon l.,
| the house rululnltt." on territories next
lhur-day. To-day the commit, drci,ir,l
without any formal vote to take the hill-
NJ next week and vote upon them the
| second tine.
The New MrAlcr tin has been rrIurtri
faN"rallN in the senate bat the huu~r
ruInmittr" hN n NrTN clur., vote taken r,N
"rt WtSks ago. drclird not to report
them to the house. II l. nuw clalmei lS
the advocates ~ statehood that two com.
mlitr"mrn Who voted against repairing
the bills have com" Ia the opinion that
the hest plan will h. Ia lAy them lpfurr
the house and let the whole house take
The re1ponsIbillt. ~ passing or Rejecting
them, This course las beou advocated
by ~,me of the party leaders.
The committee has finished IT, discus.
sion u the house bill aii.nd,si hy the
senate a. validate the bonds issued hy
"a" territory ~ New Mexico for building
the capitol. II was drcidcd tO accept The
senate amendment secured by S"nr.uf
Rflrr La include bonds tO the Amuu. ,I
l,22,vD issued by Santa Fr county {. ad
the santa Fe railway, and the cruHl.',,
al~" addej amendments ~ includ' M ~"
PROVISIONS ~ the hill t2tl!r NAuDa r.,
llquliatlng hrnis aud tJn.uu l>,loi ll
silver city. Interest upon The h"rI- W,
reduced from u to prr cent. h" hll
III H. present form Validate, lhr houi,
ri n" territory.
l"NitIs Sar~aparllIa l. prepared tor
cleansing the hIwL II htlil- ny ant
strengthens constitutions impaired IS
dIseHsr. iillshurN \ Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
lTROUBLE FOR ENGLAND
An Outbreak Of WNlike African
Tribes.
british Settlements Ia Metabelaland
Attacked.
Aotle Leaving Ihelr Homes AMI Hook
III ing 10 inc ToSn>.
AFFAIRS LOOK THRTATENiEG

i ,tui,ugIi,., I-tr ., N.... .,',.,I Ir,-,
Caj~ Town March -, Dispatches ~
hi,ed from Ruuwa,u. .Mrt.hrlalaud. tlu.
horning, iniicat" that the uprising ~
bat part u the culunS was NrfN -rtluri-
TelegramS fr"n the ir"u. yesterday
n,rrly outlined II ~ r,Null ~ u few
bnti,r- ~ Inlza and tllahu,, districts.
aIi rrIp,ftr,i the dispatch ~ u -mHll futcr
volunteers tn the scene " the di-turh
plrr.
hr dispatches to-day show that th'
e.tufhance l. widespread, " aud becoming
utN more alarming Va rNt"uslN"
srl-Ing ~ native has taken place, ami
D. revolt NAV spread 1" other parts ot
s,uth africa.
i settler IN Matahrlrldnd Al" IlWkiug
to the town.. which are being placed ~
$niiliuh ~ defense. Volunteers are BE-
Ag enrolled every where. and all step
breasar> are l-'lng taken tu tI,ri the ~
&nrnt-
4 kR,lutufrrmrut- II mounted ISillr" have
Ready ls-'n -"nt tn BGlwANu. lnLLH Aud
Ambnli supplies 81 ammunition are
)lng hurried I" kulWaIu, AMI all horse
J the disturbed territory haN" been com
nd.pi tu IL" brought IN, h ,"luhrl Va
b., who l. al-r IN charge ~ the gu,rfu
nt forces
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

Washington, March -. II th" "Ivu
lug II ia" house /" ItN, MI iirAlWul". t..
publican. Mlunrs-tt introduced the fol.
lowing resolution, which WA. referred
w hrfra-, ~ liru IL our present IN
ddrquat" banking and CURRENCY system.
i /, desirable that congress ha," the ail
"i -url recommendations H. "a non paItl-
an commission "f rsl"'ftS might h' ahl"
I" offer therefore,
Resolved. HAT a." president l. here.
hN authorized I" appoint nlnr rItlI"l,.
eminent ~ trade, political rcun"up nuul
banking, /" act With the comptroller ~
the currency a. such commission ant
that such commission rrITrt- It, r"uciu.
-inn- Ia congress,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

IhrSiurr Iininrt the second hani deal
~ ~ Flrsi street, WIN Wa Mtr-tl on a
warrant sworn "ui ~frtr .u,tIrr Nagy
hy j. Edward rtlr-t charging /imnrr
with obtaining n"n,N under Ll~, Itr
t"u,"S, had II heating hrfrrr the Ju-llrr
lat" YESTERDAY aft"fnp,u, anl h, /lm
m"t WA nuund over H. the newt grand
lutN "n u -" hnni MI rur,t accu,,-
/lmurt NJ -rllug hm q stove un az.
approximations. and irf which h. pald
Ilmnrr tlu Jwlgr " g. llrac~k ap
prafrd fur rur.t. Nr /lmnrf a-.n,,d Il,
plead lIlS own cuu-,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

'nl ! +. M"orr, the dcmucfatic pust
master AZ lI"ruallllu was brought IN
'rnm tlr ~" lurrru country YESTERDAY
l., ~hrftn llulh"ll and taken before the
district court. ll,r rulun,l wa. Indicted
hN thr grant lufN Tor fencing ~ land at
lhtuallll" thnl belonged tn other people.
llr ghN, hurld ~ the sum 1T tpr fur m-
appearance" when his case l. 81 fur
ttiHl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
DAVIS dIIIION~
The wif- ~ the hun"naIrr Want. iD.
lstate.

The wife ~ thr hiiltnuHir" Want. tt'
Istat~.
iutt", Mont, March ~ run-t.fu.
'lun wa- thrown INTO the camp O. the
NuuIrtuu- heirs and claimant II a.. o..
N- millions last night when Alluru, N
j IaNauaugh flied n Ietiiiun M lh' a,.
trlrt court IN behalf uf Mr. il.E1
queen Davis, otherwise knuwut- l0uU.N
smell, ~ Kern county. tai. lNIuG rItI
I" the whole c-tat" II uuhn, mIilu't-. 81
lrglug that she L. the -ut,NIug $50. ui
N" dead millionaire la,I- Wa uul
known tO have been married uud M. rI
utiNr- here laughed nj ~" rlAlm- pl nI.
california woman when lit-t h,Hii alwu
a year ago. she Allrgr- III" ~ uarI 90
lu Davis August H., l~I2. IN carroll ,oUu.
~. Arkansas, aud wL- h, lawful Nll"
untll hls death m Eutl" March ~, l>yh
I'VE children were huiu tu thrw .Ir
Say- one MAY l-al"ll". nov Mt Isabelle
Martin. Of fr,.nu, California. tl" utlrr
Laura Annie Calhoun. living m ~tu
Franris,n IT." petitioner n-k~ lhd, All
the property upw IA Ia" hand II the al
mini-;idt"I- h. div ll--i among them Hr
cnrilng iu law. hy which shr l. entitled
~ hail Nhi each II the daughtrf- TO-
'lutil.
if''r Inu wnri.ag" iWNl. N,l' TO-
dlIfyIulh. auI Ut, Wi,r marI T.. Wa.
I'td lud u"rIIrd agtu. lat,I B., u.N
- ,u ihii'mHt ant met hm again
VT N'h.uu. ,Iru' ~" d,ug''... b.
~. urth"r 81 EIuu,' 'hiuuur lu &C.
'f,.. NV IT, Fam.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
IHl U. :. LAND COURT
opinions Announced In Two lmpotan
Cases.

opinions Announced In Two important
Cl.c>.
T.. n..,,.,,.., -,.,.' ...,
~ Wv "''''' ''""' '"'''' VI '"'' -"
lama rlaI'n~ yesterday All opinion "A'
handed dawn confirming the entire bona
%a, " ,''", S'"'' " -'' '-'''''' w..
, >, ,', ~ ''''H
'n..,..-,,'.,'. "r ','i" N'""'' ="
.nt,, ~ "'"' :" ',"'''' ,'''.
49,,
,.,.,
ptn,.d a. t,Ilow.. Rarchc A., Rt,,,r,rI.
Iu,n,9S acre. IN Tan. c,,ut, Iv,I,.,,n
risnet,. vrsu, sun,c,.. IN IA, ,,,i,.,
r,uut, !. Nai.b, Grant II, A,r,, T..
and HcruaI,lln rnuu,i..
tn. New Mexican SANS. IN. c,ur,
held no session to-day, hu; will meet Al
~ o'clock tn-InurTuw morning, At which
time the docket will be callNi and the
cases set Tor trial AT the next term.
-, ~ nu,v",S - '"r ,"na'n W h'r'l. h'
what tells IN the long run. For huy years,
p,,4,pl" hay" been using Nrrt SarSApa
,, n." %' ~,'"s y, anr ',,,,Iis ,,In P',,i,"I
sar.apariIla cures.
MP van "ihklr' tIhl pay "h''h
80 ~ , w ,, " " "-,, ~"
. r''",'' w., w" ,,"''" Wv, " ~ "'",' IAN =
'," ~ '''"'' '"N "'t',' ""' W" ,',''"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

I'd, by on" u the attorneys conducting
We have since learned that Judge collier.
after the testimony was finished, In n
written opinion summing up the matter,
stated that the attorney did nothiug I'm.
proper. AMI that hi statement, were cn.
tifrli justified 10y the circumstances In
Justice 10 one u oar lraIing lawyer.
InE CITIZEN takrS pleasure In making
tLi. correction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

From u letter Written hl Rev. j. tom.
drluldi, ~ Dimondalr, Mich. w. tu lp.f
united I" mak" this extract i ht,. nu
h'-llati"n ~ recommending lIr. hings :
\"w lil-ruNrfN, ~ III" results Wrf,. nj
ln"-l uan 'luu- IN the c,t-" ~ my wif,.
While ! wa- pastor ~ the Baptist church
NJ Rive junction sm was brought down
WITH pneumonia succeeding Ia gflpIr.
Irttlhl" rtt"Nl -m- II coughing would
last l"nf~ With llttl" interruption and II
-'lu"d ~ II -hr could not -unN" them.
ifIrnd recommended Dr kIng'- NrW
ll-ruN"tN, It Wa qulck ~ H. wprk anh
hghlN satisfactory 10 II, t"full-" ItHl
bottle tr"" at iIlt-hufl \ Walton Reg
uIAI .iIr ~, .fur uud 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

y Irr-t Nnuu-I N'!"tE I,'ni ~
t1g Land

"rr-t Nnuu-I N"",in I,'ui ~,
tug I,nd.
4tsiuiI. March -. lhr great annual
i race between ONturl aud dmhfidgr
.~ place Tomorrow uu the Thames.
rre II ~ much interest IN the event ~
4Any previous year, ani III" r"nt"tt lee.
zen the picked "Arsuirn ot tlr tsuunl
eDitirs promises tu be- Witnessed lN Hn
1henfe throng nf Spectators, although
1fr will b+ fewer royalties uIl the hank
N In previous years Both crews to"k
Dir tinai practice spin I" daN. several
usand i.oplr. "a rTdlN number hr.
xging to the betting fraternity turn.
ou, H. form their final Judgments "n
performances ~ the twu crews.
8hruughuut the week the uNunians
% hrn III excellent form, although
- anlhriigr men have had the benefit
lhr ~uI-t>i-iun " Trevor lunr-. the
hta,ri coach. aud ~ u result the dark
- arr slightly the fa>uTitr Ia the
= hung, lm~ will he the nifty SECOND
+ race h-twen the two uuiNrr-itir.
ord has been the winner IN tw,nt,
3 .n contests and Cambridge in twenty
e. while the one IN lN1, Was n dead
%. The START will be made between |
~ 2n'rirk. London time, the Thames
NJ ut hiuh tida NJ -.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

ir,-tuu Nu,h .H ~r.hhri tr'h Iu,...
IiruiIl. i~.,uI Niil h" formally rhfl-trurd
h IN, rrvphlIcau state un,utI'u f.,
mpfr.w. AM 'ur hut"l- are Ait,alN NriI
ullrd with delegate VII" are "utlIu.Ia-lir
over thr fact that l., being li,l IN The
h"ld ~ the matter ui NrW England EN-.
N.utiuu-. thrN Af" enabled 1" Iu"-"IHi in.
"i 2I' Aud hl~ claim tu ~" cul-Ilrla
lIpu ~ ~" uhtluu. IL" committee uu
.-ulullo'I-. ut Which senator l,-lgr ~"
most intimate n nd - the ,I"dhrf. T.
rlhitmnn viii meet jhi~ tficru-,r and
1Nr tlm finishing Touches tu the plat
7 fld, thu drait III ~hch II ~ the -"ua-
'"f- own mui~ritiug II fairly amt
-InAfrN places Ia" speaker ~ - rtuil
at" h"'ur" ia" people AMI TAXI ground
"a rmplAiir laugUas" against the ltr,
'uduagr Il silver except h iutrtnalIulIaI
agreement
II l. hrlNri The platform will drrlarr
un"GuiNrallN against AuN change ~ thr
currency,
Busy people hhN" nu TINE. and -rn-,hlr
I'upl" have IIu inclination To- ri-r = "i"W
r"m"dl uur Nlnul" Tough lurr trl-
promptly aui gives rrrunnrnl rr~Uli-
lIll-hufN \ Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

t." report ~ lr, committee " tr-olL.
tiuus
lie wa- 'rrDoaih applauded. This
"aS ESPECIALLY marked when the Cuhan
ahd the gold standard plank-. the section
referring to -'rudtluu uf church aud
state we're fral Drt Al previous demon
STATIONS we're q, naught compaf~l with
the rear that followed the mention ~
Re"d'- nam" II, 'lir numinrc ~ the fr.
puhllran- " Massachusetts. fur the pr,-.
ii"ucy.
Then 'ullow"i rhr rlrr,uuuf i,ur dele.
gales at lafg" &" thr national convention.
They are Henry alm Lodge. v. I. Mut.
taN, crane Etuu-- rfnp,f AMI curtis
',ulld, Jr They w"t" chu-cn l., acclsn,n.
ton.
The Following were rlrct,-i allrrnatc-
lrul- &. Southard, Roland H. boutwell,.
X. +. Hawkins, hr : r. touttnr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
A Nul,l, MARI

Ahout four months aga Mf aud Mrs
SuuWhFidge calur tu tins cit, and r-tab.
llshrd "A kr~cu" Mission un South First
street. This mission has proved "llaNrn
~ Rest tu u great number ut pOple who
very seldom see ih" inside ~ placn ~
Worship Many II them have been liftei
w aud are nuw leading better lives.
This mission IL doing good work and
should w supported. After careful in
NrNtigatiun II ir a~crftalnri that they are
not ahl" Ia meet the EXPENSES, which
only amount H. thirty dollars u month.
They have never taken u collection.
neither have they solicited money \
suh~rTiItlun lisl Wa circulated among
the business men some time ~" lN n ladN
INT, rested ~ the WORK. hut uull thirteen
dollars was subscribed Ia hr paid month.
~. Mr. and Mrs. Strowhrldge receive ~
salary. nor are they supported Ia an, Way
outside II the city. Albuquerque needs
work II this Kind and cannot we'll ai
fnId 1" -r' II fail fut the lark II frw
dollars. Let H. help them without dria>
IAkrn d,,-r II llrNitt'- Little Early
l,I,oT,. just Tor the go"l they will Il" N"u,
! lhc-r lltll" pills aIr gr-i i"r indlg"~
tlun, g,rh for indigestion. gu"l f"r liver
complaint gWi lot constipation. Tie!
afr grSi, flllshufy y Walton,
iiall- Hair RrIrwrI rrndrf- ilr hair
lu-truIIs aud -llkru. gives II MI even color
and ruYhles women tu pat II ny great
NaTietyOf styles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
iiIr ~ Missouri

ss,.1s ilN, March -. special To-
siar fi"n springfield. Me- says tire
hpl:"lN destroyed the grand opera
p" ihi- morning. The building ru-t
."', aud wa- insurrd Tor tE,iSn The
Rln "f lhrilrr Is mystery. The prop.
Wa owned hS =. ;. llrlIrIn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
Australian Mine ItnTror.

ellington. New ZEALAND, March u.
hope ~ saving the siXt, miners who
j. rntomled In n mine al Brunnerton
,rr'Iay. by the explosion of trc-iamp,
= rh Killed i've m,n outright, has been
Dnd"nrd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

Ihirag" Mnrch =, Wheat. March
~. Na,, 80 '"u. March. - MAJ,
3"., oats, March - .,,, May. l,'l.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

ChcAgu March -. Caitl, stead, lex
A. ~trrf-. tt,uui!sr
sheep steady unchanged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

havana, March ~ - \ column II lf,~It-
COMMANDED hy ,ulnnrl- Nanch"7 and
tcrh"NarIia have captuI'pl u" caIul'- ~
tlr ln~uTg"ni. AT 'hrfltu aud santa Nou.
TIA III the pfuNlur" ut lInaT lrl l.lu amt
are said Ia have 0htAln,sl Is~s..-.luu 81
NEATLY all the supplies ~ the insurgents
~ that ptNlnrr. ID" insuTgrni- lrii
hliN klllr'i and retired with many wound
eel he tTHI'~ d".tfuNr'l -tnfr- Nlirh
could not hr made available iuT the u.' ui
the army, !, l. estimated the -t"Ir- cap
ufrl Wrf" worth uNrf tEn,Dp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

The ha-a of Ayers Hair NlgoT !. a r..
llnm aud delicate mud, which d~- not
-'ll ~ l~c"nir TAhrli ~ rElH~uTr tu The
At, aui which J. ~ perfect ~ul,-lltulr
'ur The III supplied ln uhtuir ~ Nuuih
tnd hT4lih, ~ mpi"fn chemistry can pfo
luce,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

success l. the reward ~ merit" not
~ assumption. Popular appreciation Is
what tells IN the long run. For hity years,
opl" have been using iyers SarsApH
rilla. and to-day Il IL the hl,Hh purifier
most In favor with the public. Ayers
SRfsapafilla cures.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
FARMS

W acres OF bottom land ~ miles from Hollips
with S2,oOu brick house, at the edge of beautifu
leacre grove of forest oaks Price $50 per acre.
Ia acres with 40 acres of rich bottom land good
evening", one OF the best truck farms In the
10 acre truck farm, leo full bearing spple
trees, good spring, 6-room cottage, price $9O0
13O acres OF very rich fertile land $50 fruit
trees OF every variety. well watered and fenced
new IL room brick dwelling that cost 5000
large new barn 1880, all necessary out buildings
aud improvements. Price $4,000; az miles from
Roanoke and one of the most productive farms
In the Valley OF Virginia.
$50 acres near Hollins Institute, seven miles
from Roanoke city, forty acres of which IL level.
inc balance upland, partly timbered good water
I9ltly good improvements, fine peach and apple
orchard, land well adapted to truck farming, all
Kings iruit and grapes Price 1850; very cheap,
country property, which we would be glad to
chow at any time.
come and see u.s.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-11
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adopted Juno 90, 1882. Immediately after
the adoption of the Declaration of indie
pendence, on July 1, 1916, committee
was appointed to prepare device for
seal, but the matter was not consummated
until the date first mentioned. The device
is, on one side, n spread eagle, with a shield
having ID stripes pathways and chief
azure, in one talon bundle of arrows, in
the other an olive branch, in its beak a
scroll with the motto "E Pluribus Unum"
and over its head glory breaking from
the clouds, surrounding ID stars. On the
reverse is an unfinished pyramid symbol
ing tho growth and strength of the states,
over 1t the all seeing eye in triangle sur
rounded by glory, and around tho rim
the words, "Annuit CGptis'' God has
favored the undertaking. and "Novus
Ordo Seculorum Ga new order of things).
Between these inscriptions is the date
MDCCLXXVI. This seal has never been
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