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The Butler weekly times., 1896-07-23

James Bryan of Nevada, aged 96
years. an old pioneer of the county
is we'll p'easei with Bryans npmina,
,ion for president. He has been
voter the past sixty-one years and is
perhaps the Oldest voter in the
United States He is distant rela~
tive of VIM. J. Bryan, and will vote
for him this fall as he has never fall
ed to vote at each national. state and
county election.-Nevada Post.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-07-23

About colds and coughs in the sum
mer time. Ioi may nave a .ickliug
cough or little coid Or baby may have
the Group I'd when Il comes you ough
C know that Parks cough SFruv is the
bes. cure ior It. Sold. By II. L.Tucker'
The Butler weekly times., 1896-07-23

here to be coined into American dol
lars, he would certainly have no
reason to take the money back to
Germany. Instead, he would take
back products Of American soil
wheat, corn and machinery-and sell
them to his own people in competi,
tion with their labor.
That is all there is about this talk
about America becoming a dumping g
ground for the silver of Europe
The effect of an inflow of silver
from abroad would double the
foreign market for our goods, and
give Us such a period of prosperity
as we have never known before The
whoe productive energy of the ma
tion would be employed. Wages
would De inc. easrd The only refuge
for Euro % w)Gli be bimetallism.
'Sllyer Is Duw worth about 50
cents al ouLc4 The silver bullion
III dollar J, ""l;A about 81 cents.
Free sl.ve: e. tag would raise the
price Il -,N-, 80 l29 cents an ounce,
and the ni.>ri ii an American dollar
would be worth one dollar in gold
the world over. even without a Gov
ernnent stamp Oh it.
If we win at the polls this year,
as | am confident we will our great
com mer cial rivals IN Europe will be
compelled TO establish a bimetallic
system for their own protection.
This is the shortest road and the only
road to international bimetallism.
And suppose Mr. Mckinley
should be elected" l said.
"He would be in the position oc'
cupied by Mr.. Cleveland today
observed Mr.. Bland. He would
have to do one of three things:
II. Keep issuing hundreds OF
millions of interest bearing bonds to
maintain the gold reserve, or
"2. Stop paying out gold at the
Treasury in exchange for legal ten
ders, or
"3. Make the customs tax payable
in gold alone, which would put gold
at q premium and debase all the rest
of our money to that extent.
"The gold standard cannot be
maintained any longer, except at the
cost of ultimate national bankrupt
cy. That must be plain to every
thoughtful man who has observed
the course of events in this countr,
since MIR. Sherman stealthily fasten
ed the gold standard system upol
our Government in 1878"
with the moneyed men of th'
country holding aloof from you
cause, how would it be possible 70
the Democratic party to raise cam
paign funds to meet the Doodle Q
McKinleyis1n? The Republicans vii
have millions of dollars to spend.
As I uttered these words MIR
Bland folded his arms across hi
chest and threw his head back.
This campaign for silver is
movement of the common people.
he answered. I'VE need no Doodle
We are not afraid of brodie, Sc
how the free silver cause has sprea
!, from farm to farm, from town I
town, and from State to State, unit
. it embraces the workers of ever
part of the country All this ha
happened without the use of money
1--WE are right.-That is our can
paign fund.
, What money we need for legit
: mate purposes will be furnished b
/ the voters themselves. They are s
> aroused and so earnest that contr
buttons to the campaign fund Wi
/ come from men who perhaps hsy
never given for such purpose be
fore.
: The Democrats will stand
! this true Democratic principle an
} thousands of Republicans will ioi
4 us. You can count them off bel
f and there in every community yc
The Butler weekly times., 1896-07-23

Miss Nellie G. Robinson of CiD-
cinnatti has rendered her services to
take the stump for Bryan and SewaIl
She is all advocate Of free coinage.
and says she will go to any field
where her services are most needed
The Butler weekly times., 1896-07-23

we as We have been
the
o I.notling hut
The Butler weekly times., 1896-07-23
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS GOODS

experience
Mp % "" Know the best brands Of goods also know what they
"ou market al the VIII
We tH r them 1t not otler parties
CO.. u
The Butler weekly times., 1896-07-23

:. D,scussiOn OF the Free Silver
..,iou, Foreign and Domestic,
=. u;ssonri's FavOrite Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01
Lr-lDtll, rInlmrd 10 hnAr rtl.ted helote

lfu.urttty claimed tn have existed before
that time The, also believe and teach
that our Whole coinage .,-tpm /. cnu
-tuirtrd un pfinriplr ta,ufing the rlrh
ut lh. rNpcu-, ol the l,ouf tnd II prtprt
utt,d Eut result Ne INDUSTRIAL slavery.
Indeed. tl,N teach the latter {. tl,, comb
tiuu that nov EXIST. hud that thruu--im,
IT ih,ii -clual i, To- nrrak the cham. that
luuI dlIkr out hh,i and oar ruumricr
w the -hrklr. ul lprugl ppNrt,
uuI ann lh. hrru. Nv it iIuIl y
lritrt- lu pir.rm .u,h alI alta, uI facts
AMI ulutr- furnished h, ,uf sNrtunru
objects u. would Itu,r nrNund a qu,. tluu
That thr rouiltlou uD thl- people wa- not
aul h. uut uu" 81 -lurIN II tunes au,l
wage wrfr gwh hrtutr l~,J that the,
wrrr better -Iucr that tlur aud runlln
u',l -u e. h." ~ hong ~ tltr VOTERS alIoWrl
tl" f"pmh'lrhn patty to mhk" the law ,
ant rN"rui" them II guul Wage Wrtr
rt"d 81 tie" lahut AMI utu~urIIt iriuir
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

N'.'' " INt' - H'lN 49, W.
| . " .,..r.,' tN,iN.
urnllrin"u lhr' monlnnt Nrllnrr luh
ui Flagstaff. Arizona. VIII conduct It, drr.
nnal run from Flagstaff tu thr Uraui
Cannon If ia" tul"taiu river on august
~, ~ II AMI -, lN,",. making the ~thrt
al Il u, ~, August ~. Tvs" daNs viii h.,
spent al the canyon and the return TIN
made uII the I2i,
The distance tu the Canyon hotel l.
about seventy nll"-, AlIl can hr mad" ~
eight ~ ten hours The route l. VIA The
strand canyon stage rmd. which circles
the base ~ the san Francisco luoilntniu-
aud passes through the great pine forests
IL northern \rl2olIa.
owing Ia the elevation. Flagstaff hrlng
200 feet aho,r the -"a, ia" temperature,
even IN summer Is low. while the SCENERY
Is liIlrIrpa -~"d an, where un earth
The tW"ninn club has mad" arTalIg
mrut- tn furnish all the Iirrr-~arlrs. such
~ board, lWlgiug. etc, al the remarkably
luw rate al 80 tor each whrrlman. Tie
Atlantic X Pacific railroad viii place The
lowest p0'slhlr rate ~ effect. ani every
thlng points not unll tu u pleasant triI
hut Ia u triumph NJ hicNrlr enthusiasm
Be u pioneer and Join this run. aud IA,
impressions gained from n view uf n,
hfanh canyun will rrlIHin until yuli ril,
ynnr wheel ny IN" golden stairs.
l"u aTr invited Ia currr-Innd with MIR
= T. Elliott, secretary tuc"uiun cycling
club, Flagstaff, Arizona, ahuut other dr
tails ~ the run, AMI With the nearest
agent Of the Nlantlr y Pacific railroad
regarding rHt'-, ,lr,
ny sending Your name aud address I,
the undersigned beautifully illustrated
hHnk "i thr Grand canyon will l." semi
free, Yours tub
Dos. \. ~NiII,
iIrurTal na-.,,IurT Nyrut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01
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h''" "U"'-'.' hu.' shall "i'l"..r concur
l'.r' Iu o." ,ruau amendments. / l,
u., want s'H At a premium ice not
want .i''l al Il discount. ct We" Nui -.
@b ! want tooth metals -i,I" - .rl.
"i'hI li purchasing r"ri amt rltl
hr''i quality, equal lu power /" i"iluru
DO" 'uurtIHur n' mun'N With Whrh 1" lu
,l' lr-IlI'-- tud uuN" III" r"Iuru"rr, ui
'l" uIi"t static. H. tell ne t'ht lh,
N'" hui unlimited ruluts" # "a" -lNrf
", lN' Wniti, llI III" hh-"lc'' ul ru.ui,rIh
l"u ia H." part of other COMMERCIAL uA
u"N". "ill not huug e"Ii t"G premium
&. Goo ..ruN an history ami IL" WvIgN ul
ti financial experience.
lHN Luk hh"ut -tNrf hrluE cheap
uuuN. \ui sruilruru uu longer ruu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

Locomotive Engineer John T. kuss ui
tins city, has Just ln"lI Assigned the lppsi
tl"n ri travelling engineer, with IuriSdir
tl"n If III" western And \rw MrNir,
divisions "f the Nclison company. effect
II" August l. The company could not
have bestowed u compliment upon Il more
w"fihi rmpl"!r, AMI its Interests viii be-
most faithful! conserved, ~ Mir. Ro-.
l. "A N"tN efficient and practical mrrhall.
teal man, ami "A man Of III" highest char.
artrr.
Mr., Ross commenced running aii Ell
GIN" some nine wears aga out IT Las
vegas, and during the wholr uf this time
II" has born" an excellent reputation
among III" irhl-uu officials while his
nrlghhOr- aud "a worker, can all trslil,
tu ll- honest worth
Previous {" employment, hl the Atchi.
~"n, Mf ls""~ ran u" II, Louis aud tin
rIumtl last express uu the Cincinnati
division 81 IA" -, y VI. railroad until
March, lNN,, when uu account "t health
h"uhtaln"i u lraNrut al~"ncr. aud sought
ih" ld"Al rlimat" Of lAs Vegas.
II" /, At present rhl"f engineer IT il,i..
Ton ~. hfulhrfhmsI IT locomotive rngl
llr"f-, g, this city, this being h- thlrI
election I" IL" oNrrr, hr al-o represented
hl- dNl-l"n IN lhr tlrhlnolm AMI ril,-.
burg conventions, The nrlnhrrS ARE
much graillrd hN tins recognition If one
"i THEFT number AMI extend h"artN con.
gTatulall"u- "l Ms drrrNri pruuulinn IL
travelling engineer - Las Vega, optic.
u. Elliott, I" Las Vegas Is registered NJ
Stutg"-' European,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

Republicans AMI 4, nurral- " hen the
f"IuhllrAh~ ui Nu"flra convened tugrth
- 'h"N intended I" ~tlrk tu republican.
t~lu, With gold 81 without gold. tut they
vii support the gold ~ large ~ snail
quantities 10" ,"lIInciit- selected silver
l'"htdlu Ia" tlimrltN party vote, thN
vii get mudlN Il ulurr ana MANY others
t"t silver II" republicans AZ" The I,ow
"fiIl party 81 H." land 81 tins continent
nnd II lsh~ ~ u the republican part, l.
going I" com" uul Victorious, aud star
Ia" victory VIII id,ut. gold. silver. green.
hack AMI any utlrr g-h legal nltrd
state, money TN. app"tr- tu be- the
g"Il aui silver ilil"i"urr~. the uthrr
views r"ur"rulug t'r~" Valuable METALS
at t"~"t,ri uutll after the election
lEN\-Iur t. N\IIN,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

10 a." rllrulul.- Ia~ cruces Nrsra
ht" r'ug"~. w'rl W"r" published III III"
Democrat y irw iaN- aga, IL" Las CturrS
correspondent ul IA" Rlnr"u WrrkS
-iN.
SOM fellow with 4 pneumatic tlrrI
iht"dl viii, rullrtut" IN II. sends up u
Yell lf"u Las rllrc~ Ia tie khuIi"r,IlIr
Democrat charging all kind, Of Schemes
~ CONNECTION with the Mr-raIrru agrnr,
Nightmare, ~uI"rlniur"d hI Anglrtu,t.
Il" doubt rau-"d IL" Visions H. appear Ia
tins righteous ~trrphhut. More anon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

'hirl"~ llIk"! I" samuel lunlap. min,
lnr heed l." unr-umrt"r Interest IN III,
Lucky linn, N"utrluma. cash f,utr, AMI
Victor mining rlnlm- IN the lrrata lis
ttlrt. 80
John II. knarhrl t. the Cochlti Naming
ana Milling company, t~" pieces 1T land
- arr"~ ZACH ul" Tor mlllSit" and one L.
rln'rar" Ia" Iron hing mine III Canyadp,
Il" 'ochltl grant, VI,
VI ". Fluurnul, trustee. /" II, Z, Leeds
r"I"a-' d"'"i I" lots - and ~, hlurk IT,
T.. Nrmu" y lru addition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

Nrn important decision las hrrrl
reached ~ M" commissioners "l n" gen
rUh Mui "rlrr ~ which II i hrli that
a., rNr"-- al expenditure" ~ ANY one wear
ma, avIN to another al. For example
uInu making nnnl pr,"'t IN desert land
II the total expenditure required l., law
has mrrn made ia the third ~ IN an,
year. II Sill be- considered rs having com
pIlrd with the Law relating 10 annual ~
pendltuTe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

J"r"u" Martin l. ~ lilnruu from l.ona
IhtId to-day. lie tells ut sh"tlng
t'"r" SATURDAY. Lr-u- Garcia shot four
Tunes At u NrNiran woman, twuuI the
bullets taking effect, un" ~ the face and
III" other ~ ia" small uf the bach. The
woman l. ~ pr"rdrl"li~ condition.
uarrA wa- arrested and had u hearing
h"ior" Miguel silva. Justice Of the
I"nr'' jealousy Hls the cause IT the
lrrl MmrklN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

~ 'til'd It To-. urn,, ,ud i.tt Iit-Ii
u,u,t,I Nt'Ws
ll"u lftu-iw /. Malta lh"Hl town
lh"'"r. Whr 'n wars hh- tilri lu l." nj
united &" pttr'Ir" IA The ruurl- 1T lhl-
IpilrhI distinct lu! who rmlm- his ~
mD~~l"r, hh- hr"n held hhrk l., the actions
"i IL" Democratic LAWYERS ut TIN. eat,
vii" nfr"u,luu-aui I"aIuu> ot HIM. midr
u ptrH~nut rtll At lu ,u/i\ "nlrr At
u""u 1" ,IhN aud lett IA" following Al,
MIN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01
wltEly CROP buLLhrlN

win occasional ~huNtt- Nrtr the Ifr
hlIuR conditions
SUM. 1Nrir Thunder storm. occurred
aui 100 -omr lucautlr- a trw cattr
"rru kltui l., ushtmug
uiu ,mr uNMlIng condition. all
growing rrp. uuh.rNrrllrut growth.
,uuI- iurs a. we'll ~ 1t I-,,-lhly
ruuil tui tlw uutluuk tuf ut-trlh-
riu,. Nrl' n,.Ittu.
NiW,tt. uikIug q -plrndld giuWth
tat lu ,"iu, urtltir- u"li- that Nrfr rut
'ulhg ihr Wr"t ""rr tally injured ~
nn l"'nr" 1t ruu,i l." -Ihrk~i. ,nplru,
49,. Al, 800 g"sI r"ulI,tou tat ilr Wr,s.
.''I' uu' lu,N
iu ,'r Northern pat lhr 'ntil lnarDn,
h,,I hrrir, ate hrIuR gathered aui
-.I aui lu o'tu, l''hllli"- to" ,IrIl T.
'"'N ."Hi Vial" ~ "'hr- th" crop j.
N'N usHi
il' Iced "u ih" -,'k -, bt. ia
IfN"' ttuln hu., :. ,u s."si -lti" yen
"NitN nlui stools n' gaming urlN
10" .uStI I.,, 60 i,ut th. lrN.t i',ru-
'N'h.' A. u's,ut % -rD'uIl growth mui
'u' ice" unyl.it' lr.mt-' va
IN' tutl""lug 'Ntrart- ltum - i"w ,l
Oh" rI"fi, received At tu- ul'u'r Wllt h'
...ul.a Ju'rrr~t
AIiw.Urrr, \ Wont Nh i. IhutN
.ruu, arJ moderated, n.u ,h, Wurk
llN'N tam N.uIN ht"fUu"u Wheat
% ~ rul ushi ri"p lmh crop 81
..hI', growing N.N lt-t AMI rufu could
u.l l' hu''" '.hpr- IulI" ltIr. Nu1.
rur uit,lr ~. rNr,Ilrlu gIuWth.t,
Nrn WI twurh ,Ivr trrWtug
H,t'h"i 900 Do" ur-t part 80 the weak auI
. .-l having WrhilI"r iu ,'r' h,t part
Jt'r riot II II UrIftu Ilr IAijN
ul..N .',N- witt IchI ,huWrf. ha,,.ruu
Hp| 'J, W"'k. 90" la,- .uliN with
hsh rh'nr humIU, VI rnp- has,
unhur"i hp'n the stock nusr-
Vas. npu m.u.'.!N. mt1, lo,,, r,In.
'uw.D 4 " l,,,u.,k lm. wr,k
.,. Ir'u Nrn hur,l,n Ib, nIn.
.u, N.ru w,'.ur D.,- EaM aul -.ui.
N'I, '',t, NI,n .,.rr.lul nu, u. .ruuu-
ui.r.rNr,W th. Nslluug lR. kIIhl
u.u.,l 'W,,to NuH a. Gltr nra-- -
81. 49,. ..'0.AuI ,r,rk uuIdnlug h-t
I.N N lhArI ,rurAlh
'aa,l'N tu.Wlu. conditions 'hNr ~.
,.l.l u.r.r.l..n a.. rrr.~ ,,Ll,, uu.
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irt WaN 4 TT 90 seed ,lnll,d ia at a
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

II : NanSlHck, II the Atlantic y Pact.
tie passenger department, rd" up Ia the
Commercial cluh last night, leaving his
Columbia wheel on the outside IN front NJ
the hulIdlns, Half All hour later, when
h. Ma ready Ia " home, he discovered
Ia hl- surprise that some thief they seem
Ia be- uuurr"u- nov hal IN the mean
tim" pun "lurd the silent Str'si For -.N
erAl hnur- search Wa instituted without
success, hut tins morning the wheel wa-
found Ia the street near the Residence oi
Chas. Crary on west Gold avenue. In a
badly battered'up condition and one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

lI' WV run NIl ..lN|'.tI 10. I'l amounting
I">I""N''N '"f 49, hd N.''','' ""t" Az
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We LNlN- I,kr.rl,,-t,r,. r,.,l,u.,
M .hr ,nrulu, l.,t,rt L,ruusr l.. j.. am,
of tho ,rr ,rv aI,nr,ir. q, ih,. ,rlI
standard vIr i,tlr,utt ru Ltiup h,rw,rl
AuN Argument ~ .Iulnfi Of ih,lr rn.,.
t,i, Ilyu ms ARGUMENTS n,. ur, ,r,,
rntN lurlu-,l mot Ms l,uli lui IA. ,nult
of il,,ru,, yll,.l, lu,-,,'i ,,Iu,,t,i haitian
.r,uturiu N,rr,..,n,,, # f.. ms. .,t,I,, far
A rlll,- ,,,lprr nkr Mir I,u,. /, u,,.l,t.
stand hnv and VII, II T.. inst a. ,,.,I far
!, MAJ, ,,.,r,,,.r f., ,,,.i nm, Il,rnl,, Tar
hi. work ~. t.y,i ia, d,ln,r. ar Inn,
dollars. hut unfortunately for th,. ynld
r.ui,r D, L,r.,,, ,u.,,rr,,> ,,r th,s,vh,v,,l
l,r warr> nTr 81 constituted TINT ih., nrr
,,I.,ll, f., ,,r tine u,.,tt,r m that li,,li ="
Ih. ,,l.,. i. lr,m I'm. N,tu,u,, b,.u,.
r,,r and T., fin. ,,,.,, H. ,I,,,, an,
r.,.,.I,.J fr,,,,I Mr. lurt. N.r,,..n
"a, ,.r,ur,,.,I, III, ruur,,z, ~ ,h,t "a,
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u,.,t ma, =, u,II r,,,,,t, ia, raj, -,
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nI iullut,um ,u, "i,. If ,,.,r,,I' h-
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81. wouLI uow .u,yr., ,,,.t uru,l,r
MIrkr hn. u,l r.uI II. rnrrr,iI, # TN.
last -rr,t,I,c, IN I'M. r,-,pr,rh L. +, lr
nrrr,,,rI II, #. ,in,,. ,r,,,utuy Ih.r,
/. mai "A w,tl IN IN. rIrI/t< L.,trt. fl
,udi,nt, That th,. p,lI standard man ar
thlr r,,,,,. rith.t Lnnr,ur rrnIurr. .,
ana Lnll,r a I,N r,,tr al WAGE. instead rl
iva dollar ar a three dollar rat, fh,.
,rr> opun-Itr /. what Wa aimed Al and
IA have missed it, mark. with A. careful
and MARTIAL ., rrud,,r ~ uIr friend Iurk,,
make, H. feel I'm, Trouble t. mot with the
rn,is,, h,i the u,I,uruIr. urur, ia, ut,ii,
word ,l,,u thrynld ra,,,, not admitting
If "A h,ti,r Argument are rendered rllvn
tar, M. wiu ru,ul,I n, to y,n,,r lhr
yru,,nI ny,lu and m ,uif next rlIorl It,
and 4, halter. Nrall know the SUNDAY
.rli,.l motto. eff nt fret ,ou don't mo.
r,..I fra tr, ,yniu."
Nuh ms mptto =. nur ovurNru.rI,t
~ ir, +, J,,,n, h,,ri,, o,r urI,I-,.,l.
mo nf I'm. ,iur.iint, iI i-.,lr.
tir.i ,hn-, -, Nr uutI,'. .rh,sl hr
Ina, u,I trnrl, thnt The rn,,,.,,. ne, q,
I>-i lrnnr,uy ,l,r. silver standard dollar
fran, th,. lis, If mint rniu. and making
IA. uuit nf Vain. rnld un.trnd Of silver
wn.n LAYS r--,d IN I'M, interest Of rapt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

u" 'ulluwIng letter W. uu u.r.i'l,
tUurd u"t g." lW ,Il/tN ~ Iu-tun,-
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whom lh,cH.' mhrk,i VI lr'u..
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tl" idNnf ~ N"ut services ~ the following
matter W. have IN hand here ntln crate
at gia-- ~ rhrthruWarr, weighing -
pounds marked VI \IhuuurtIur. sew
N"Nlcu. whirl VA At oar East 1T l,uI.
station during the lat" rNrluur u'It 80 &
III" records having hrrtl DESTROYED w., 49,.
uuAll" IT, determine Who j. rdu.Iyu,,, 70
-llII"t though w. have h".u tL,Ius l.I
SAM. VIII tuu kuilN ai, t-,.u. Of ,.,
Know any party ~ your place, dralIu. Iu
this elias ~ g,-rl- who's" udlur h"gIu,
With VI ~ Who would receive yph. uu,rr
llu- initial II ,uiI know -ilrh viii 49,
you IT, hnlrl them THIS note. aih thi- viii
l." oar request uu them {" please WtIir
~" giving nam" uf .hIrI~t Whrtr fr,u
ani tat" ul shipment Ihi. Wlll ruanI
.. tU utkr new mllluy tul forward
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01
'rirfal l'h--rugrT lgrnt.
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The funeral ul little Albert H., s"u Il
Mr. aud Mr~, David Nrlumaun, tprk place
AT - west topprr aNri"' this Afternoon
al o'clock and although the -ad affair
wa- supp'~,i /" l." -trlrtll private there
were present u number IT friends who
offered their S>mphtlN tu thr hrrrayrd
parents, he remains were hurried IN the
Jewish department III llIr FaltIrw Gem
etery. and lHkIlIl/lN SAYS Peace Ia
the ASHES Of Alhrrt
The tlrrnHn'- Tournament committee.
callp4i Ia order ~ h'i Rupp". met h-l
night and agreed t"RNr 'Hrld iaN II
sports, which viii lw"n SUNDAY, August =,
There will h~ base hall pnlur. a hlrNrlr
race. n spTinter-' contest and I"s-ihlN a
horse race, more hrliultr aud com.
plrte program viii l." published ~ "a
future issue II Tuf ClIl/tN,
Judge Collier, II this district, returned
IL santa Re last night, from his summer
vacation In the Adirondacks, New York,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

Fur years II has been the pleasure NJ
here ol the Mcintosh Mr'iilIiNray mrfino
W""l ia, morning ~ bags, Averaging
Hh"ut So sounds each, arrived from
their lhlllll ranch east Of the city and
the w"nl Wa uuluHhrh AT the house,
m fl.rur,Iu iItu-., un VEST Railroad ave
nue. IL" m"thrr- becoming the pur-
rhl,r- lu Iuurruw morning the ~.
mhludrr ul the wunl, probably ~ much
more "a, va, TrrrN Il tu-daI j. expected.
Nr,-r, wm Mrlnl"~h ami Angus Mrill-
lNTaN the uWnrI', arr here. ani III" mrT'
their -rufr IT rnpluNrs ~ the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01
handle grip ZONE The WhnDl va. N

handle grip gone The wheel wa Turn
~i over I" Agent Hahn, whau II rnu IT,
sect. VIZ Holm inl"m. lm Gums
that columbia r"urar Oilers t.
"ariot t"it the rartut. A,rI rmu,.c
uon u nuN lt-ou stealing thrit MAJ,
" wheel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

Nrw lork. JuN 4 Noun un rll
easy at "a" yet rrut rum" mrrrUr
III" uaI"i ri,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-12-18
SOCIAL Discomfort,

Continued Agitation Is a Prerequisite to
Progression and Elevation of Humanity.
writer in the Boston Globe gives it
as his judgment that social discomfort
rather than actual want is the con.
trolling cause of much of the prevail.
ing dissatisfaction among the rural in.
habitants of the country.
If this is true, the writer in the Bos.
ton Globe could not have paid the
rural population of the United States a
higher compliment The upward pro.
cess of civilization is like this-first
dissatisfaction. then aspiration, then
attainment The most contented peo-
pie on the globe to-day are savages
that bask in the sun naked and knock
breakfast off the trees when they are
hungry.
1t is to be hoped that most of the
farmers and working people of the
United States have food and shelter to.
day, such as the food and shelter are
But, when they see among the fami-
lies of the rich a luxury, a daintines
and refinement, a leisure fer travel,
enjoyment and intellectual and artistic
culture that are denied to them, are
they to blame because, like cattle,
they do not lie down and chew the cud
of contentment when they have mere
ly full stomachs? 1t is not peevish dis.
satisfaction they feel, but worthy
aspiration
No; the people whose toll produces
the bread and meat. the cloth, the
newspapers, the furniture, the luxu-
ries, for the rest of the world, are en-
titled to their share, if their work is
faithful, of all that is best, richest and
most beautiful in this life. When the
conditions of civilization are peaceablv
and equitably adjusted, as they can be
and will be some day. the farmer and
mechanic, and their families, will like.
wise have their beautiful and artistic
homes, their elegant clothing, the trips
of travel and changing scene, the
hours of abundant rest and leisure
And the surest pro of that this time il,
bound to come is the fact of the noble
discomfort with present unequal condi
tions.-Topeka (Kan.) Mail and Breeza