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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

X. ~ Smith, ct al
Notice N hereby gwen that an execution la,
teen issued og, ~ the ai,rrmr ntiuned Cuun l.,
recover against the said defendants the sum oi
twenty .slk and 81. loo dollars pine pal and
seven dollars. costs, together With any costs
that may accrue; and notice IN hereby given IA
sad defendants that their gos'ds, consisting al
l ice boz, zee chest, counters and chars
said ausc On the 2ith day ~ December, \. ID
1891; sad sale Ia be held an the 10th dsy al
January, \. u. iSNd. AT the city uf Alhuqurt
aur. ON the corner oi Railroad avenue and Sec
Ond street, ~ said city FRASS kussI
Constable precinct M. 2d
Albuquerque, y NJ, Dec 27th, iSp6
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

when ,nr hair begins IA fail out or
turn gray, III" scalp needs doctoring and
We know ~ ~ better specific than Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
Itu,kI~n's ArnIes saI,,.

The best aal,e IN the world fur cuts.
bruises. +nres ulcers. salt rhruni, fever
Hotc-, letter. chapped hands. chilhlains,
cnrns and all skin aruptiuns. and Isri-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
II guaranteed Ia give perfect satisfaction
~ money refunded. Price, - cents per
boS. fot Ale by pillsbury n Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Alphonso 4. Hart, ~ Washington
u. C., writes u parties Ia this city
that chief Justice Bingham. II the 81.
prrne court 81 the District ~ Columbia
delivered his decision IN the l.as Vegas
gran, cas-" orally, occupying two hours In
lts delivery. written decision has been
asked fur and will be- published when re-
crNrd, Las Vegas Examiner,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Mexlcc. and served three ycars In
the union army during the rebellion
The old man has Q wonderful fund "
"reminiscences and his memory IA good.
Ills present chief delight IL " have
charge II the cannon In old town AMI
FIRE sslut,r at celebrations.
To gaIe upon q big. solid. gold frtnrt
which N your own and u the pfuiuct NJ
your own work and one, moreover. which
has eScelled your utmost expectations, l.
supreme JOY and satisfaction. That
how Jen liirsch feels over the result "
the las, run from the Prosper milne, II
which h. IN the lucky owner. No tlner
retor, was ever shippe, from Hiilslpro. II
lTlng worth over ti1 an ounc. ani " n
sire ~ arouse the most en-, i0us Feelings.
II II hut fair ~ lessee COllard ~ state
that III" ore was treated at the Bonanza
mill aud that tn hia -kill and care much
vi the happy result Is due. lilll-lotn All.
NurHte
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Counterfeit money In dollar and half
dollar denominations - nov ~ cifculA.
TON Merchants AMI dealers will de- we'll
a. exercise care. l.il- Vegas optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

u" Wits LIN" Early Ries for bill.
iuu~l"~S, indigestion. constipation, A
small pill, prompt cure, i1llsbuIy n
NalinH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

1euututy ui NrN MChiCu. County IT Brtui
lilo IN thr ,uutt ~ Chss May, k~I us
t,v ui the I"aCr at Tfrtiutt NJ 90 "a -uu
county,
4 "A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Is, u, Grecn. manager ~ the new trle-
phone company, informs THE CirlZEN
that III" wire aud necessary pafaphernA.
liza will w. here In n day " twu when the
work ~ stTinglng the wire viii com
nenc". The pOle- ready fuf the crrs-
arms arr now ~catterri throughout the
city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

One Minute tough cur" l. popular
remedy Tor Group. safe lot children aud
adults, ftllrbuty n Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

''eo, {, u, Gully, the popular insurance
agent, l. at Wagon Mound and will ~
turn Ia the city next saturday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

\ few day aga lmt tlrIIr> published
a list ~ thOse merchants. who intend Ia
RESPECT early closing hours, and thu morn.
Ing one IL the signcr- asked that the same
notice be r"puhllShrd,to-,lay and W. cont
ply with the request ~ follows:
We, the undersigned merchants, retail
dealers In dry gWai-, bnts aud sh-s,
Rente' furnishings and clothing, hrrrh,
agree ~ cl0se our respective places al
business NJ u 4. ~. every day except sat
urdays and railroad pay days from the III
Of January Ia the III ~ April, iS.s,:
Held Brn@., Golden Rule lITy twds Go.
lesser a iEwinsIii, I.~bn h Stern \ Co,
R0-enwHh hr'H.. A. simpler. GrnTgr {
tainsley n Co., h. l.. Ma-hhuTn \ Co
Grunsfeld Br0s,, NJ. Schilster.
The hardware merchants, millinrT.
butchers and others, whn published
closing card n short time age In tn
CITIZEN. will continue nov that the hol
days are over la carry ont their pTup's
ton ~ Ia closing.
The ab0ye merchants argue that te
hours should constitute u days work, an
that they, with their clerks ought Ia Ia,
the same privileges enjoyed by the trade
men Of the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

lie indi.cre,ion In eating, he may be able 10
do nothing a. all, lie isn't capable OF con.
Wnuous ard vigorous effort HIS bodily dis
comfort Affects his mind. Rven when ne
tnoSs just What " the matter, he nesiects
the simplest precautions aud the sipsple
treatment that would cure him. Most Of
dysp, p.ia starts With constipation, and con.
stipatiun can be cured. Constipation II the
cause II nine tcnths ~ all human sick.
ness Some II It's .ymptoms are sieh and
bilious headache, difsiness sout stomach
los. ~ appetite, foul bttaIh, windy beieh.
inRs, heartburn, pain and distress amer eat
ting All these are indicative Of deranse.
ments Of the livet, stomach and bowels
and all are caused by constipation. Ds
fieicc's Pleasant rsiie,s are the quickest,
easiest and most certain cute for thls coudi.
ton They are quick. but not violent In
their action. There IL nothing about them
that Will give the system any shock. They
no, only relieve Immediately, but " tskss
according TO directions, they will absolutely
cure You do me-, become q slave 10 their
use They are different and better thau
any uihct Pill OF preparation offered fos the
same purpose Almost all druggists under.
stand this and are console utious enough TO
tel you ~ The druggist who tries 10 ell
you = substitute II not . safe man from
whom To- huv medicine u yor rtil send
your address We will and you q sample
package. containing nom 4 to ? dases, and
you can ~r exactly what the Pellets
will de- fuT YOU
n wa viii ssni o. oneceut Stamps 10 eovvs
eo-' oi mating osiv, We will ssnd yuu psss tia
ms, "'em, medical took ty,' pt.--n,ed 70 the
Medical Adviser In Plain Language . book of
Tors page, p'o,a.~iy Illustrated the stee, en-.
psuss ~ preparing vhich has bcen covrted ~ Q
sals 81 o. d-sp copis- ni the regular price q -
per cop, sAdite.s wo1id's D,sp~assty N-dlr-s
AsssNisito Ne teJ Nain street, baaAio, u. y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Never le, n cough run "n from 'laI Ia
day. II Indicates either Inflammation OT
Irritation, which. II allowed Ia continue,
may result In serious injury a. the lungs.
A lew d0.es al Ayers Cherry rrctuTal
cures any pulmonary complaint moi rn,
tirely beyond the reach of medicine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

10. Sy.p.ysis &C.
RES Q dresdhi icef
90 bis bach. II seems
- he we've really
made mp of two men.
Oue Of them embi.
,ious, brsiny and en-
etgetic the other
sick, listiess, peevish
and without force.
The veal m 40
weighs the other one
down, The dyspep-
tic may he able 10 do
pretty good worn oue
day, and the nett day
becauss NJ sosno ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

\ d@" that i always reasonable IL n
dse ~ summons Liver Regulator. the
King m Liver Medicines II keeps the
liver active: the bowels regular: prevents
Biliolsneas; and promotes digestion. IN
fact helps keep you we'll. Il have watched
It's effects In families where have prac.
tic@i, and tind II admirable: bath alter
ativr aud tonic In its acti0n."--nr T..
y. Mason Macon, Ga.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16
Chancsry Court-2dDist
n C. HILL. CHANCELLOR.

:, ,,o conntv Of Pearl River on the first
Mooday of January and July and continue
u In Tie lie county Of Marion. First District on
tho second Monday Of January ana July anu
continue six days: In the Second District.
on the third Monday OF January ana July
and continue six days.
In ihe county OF Hancock. on the fourth
Monday of January and July and continue
six days. ..a a.,.
Monday OF February and August ana con-
tiuue six days.
In the county of Jackson. on the second
Monday OF February and August and con-
In the county OF Wayne. on the second
Monday OF June aud December, and continue
In the county Of Jones. on the first Monday
Of March and September aud continue six
days.
Of March and September and continue SIX
days.
In the comfy of Jasper. on the second
Monday OF March aud September and con-
tinue six days.
the First District. on the third Monday OF
March and September and continue six days
In the town of iInttiesburg. the Second I'is-
trict on the first Monday OF June and Decem-
Der and continue six days.
In the county OF smith. on the fourth Mon
day Of March and September, and continue
six days
IN the county OF Greene. on Thursday aftcl
the second Monday or April and October and
continue three days.
In the county OF Covington, on the fourth
Monday In April and October and continue
six days
In the county OF Newton. on the frat Mon
day OF April and November ANA continue sin
days.
Monday of May and November and continue
twenty four days.
In the county of Clarke. on the third Mon
day Of April and November and continue siN
days
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16
BRYAN CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.
HE BASES HIS CONFIDENCE UPON TIE
GROWING FREE SILVER SENTIMENT.

New York, Oct. 2.-W. j. Bryan
sends the following to the Journal
from Cincinnati:
II have no doubt Of my election, and
| base my confidence upon the fact
that the free silver coinage sentiment
is growing every day.
"Pcople are studying the money
question, and study Of it is convincing
people generally there can be no per-
mancnt prosperity so long as the gold
standard is maintained.
"The gold standard makes a dearel
dollar; dearer dollars mean falling
prices, and falling prices mean hare
times.
"People who profit by hard time.
are relatively so few in number they
would amount to nothing at all bu
for the fact that they are aided by ;
considerable number OF people who
not having studied the money Ques
tiOn themselves, have received in
struction from a few hnanciers.
"The number of Republicans VIII,
have declared for free silver outnum
bers the Democrats who have deserted
the ticket; and while the number 0
silver Republicans is increasing al
the time, the number of bolting Demo
Gratis is all the time decreasing.
"While have no doubt rs to m.
election, l believe every advocate o
free coinage should work from now t.
election day to make the majority II
the electoral college so large that n,
party hereafter will ever dare to pro
pose submission to foreign financia
policy. VIM. j. Bryan"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16
PARTY MANAGERS CONFIDENT
THOUSANDS OF REPUBLICANS SAID TO
BE GOING OVER 70 BRYAN.

Chicago, October A month before
election day finds the managers of all
parties firm in their declarations OF
confidence in the success at their re-
spcctive polls.
''The whole thing hinges on what
the labor element may do,' said Mr..
Stevenson, OF the National Demo-
cratic party. "Eiglity-iive per cent.
OF the farmers are for free silver. II
the capitalists and money brokers
succeed by coercion or other methods
In gaining the support OF the labor
element Mr.. Mckinley will be elected.
But do not think they can do any
thing with that clement"
At Democratic headquarters it was
stated that convincing evidences ii
daily accommodating that Bryan will
sweep the Southern, Western and
Central Middle States. This claim Is
not based on reports OF enthusiastic
politicians, but is the result OF care
full investigation and very careful can
vases made in debatable territory by
national, State and local managers OF
the free silver campaign.
1t is further stated that ''in mans
counties in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan,
Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota, there
is a wholesale stampede Of Republican
farmers to the support OF Bryan" and
that ''reports show that the German
Americans are coming over to the
Bryan standard by thousands, state
Of affairs which Is largely due to the
Bismarck letter, millions of copies OF
which have been sent out all over the
country"
The Democratic managers claim
Indiana by $4,000 and also claim a gain
Of nine Democratic Congressman id
that State.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16

THE LEADER IS RIGHT.-The Leader
is occasionally threatened with boy
colt, If it follows 4 certairi course.
These threats have never caused it to
swerve from course it deemed right.
1t somehow always managed to sur
vive the boycott and keep its head
above water. Experience teaches it
that the man who trims his sails to
suit the popular current, will in time
find himself in some very contradic:
tory positions. 1t has also learned
that it is better, all things considered.
to wear mans collar.--West Point
Leader.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16

Most of the great nobemen Of the
present day are descended. by no
means remotely, from tradeSpeople.
Thus the prime minister, the marquis
of Salisbury, is descended in direct
line from draper; the late duke of
Buckingham from a grocer; the mar.
Quis of Bath from tailor; The late
Lord Palmerston from grocer; and
the earl OF Warwick from Il liquor
dealer, who retailed spirits and beer
from Whitechapel, way in the middle
Of the last century. This is the only
way to keep up the supply of public
men with brains. Great men do not
produce great sons. A lord with bad
habits will be succeeded by imbecile
sons who are only fit to marry Ameri-
can hciresses who are willing to buy
titles, with the fools thrown in az
lagniappe.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16

Hot WATER FOR THE BoRER.-A
leading frUit-grower Of Missouri killed
peach tree borers in 1894 and again in
1895 to digging the dirt away so as to
expose the spur roots at the top of the
ground and using the dirt to form a
basin about the tree extending six or
eight inches above the ground level
and then filling this basin with boil
ing hot water. This kills every worm
in the root and lower inches Of the
tree and does not injure the tree id
the least. The worms crawl out be-.
fore dying. He asks those who arc
afraid, to try it on one or two trees
and be convinced.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16
Aunt Susie's Stratagem.
BY WILLARD n. JENKINS.

eyes, Polly and me docs look a good
deal alike, it can't be denied,' said
Aunt Susie Hatch settling her cap
more closely over her gray curs,
though there is folks that think she
looks older n / d0, il we be twins.
But tain't to be wondered at If she
does, for she's buried two husbands
an no woman can live siXty-eight
years, an hev the care of two hus-
bands an not show it. | amt had
but one, an he's an uncommon quiet
man and well-belaved, though l dun
nos l ought to say so right before
him; it may make him vain
Likely enough It will" replied
Uncle David, as he gave the fire a Wig
orous punch, aud then they both
laughed and looked more goodnatured
than ever They we're an amiable,
well-preserved couple, with young
hearts, and l took great delight in
visiting them, and listening to their
0ld-time "reminiscences.
"Your sister does look as though
she had seen trouble" | remarked,
seeing that Aunt Susie expected me
to speak.
"Wall, ! guess she has. an if it
hadn't been for me she'd ha' seen
more. After her first husband, Sch
Jones, died, she was possessed to
marry Urlah Hayden, an he was a
dretful mean man. used to cheat, an
drink an had bad temper. But she
wouldn't believe a word anybody said
against him. an i s'pose she'd ha'
married him, II l hadn't broke the
match off,"
"IIow did you manage. Aunt Susie?
please tell me about it," l said, as !
sat back comfortably in my chair, to
hear one of the old lady's pleasing
stories.
"Wall, 1 don't mind If do, beln
that you're an old ncighbOr, an ]
s'pose Polly will stay down to Mis-
Green's to tea, SO ! shall hev plenty
OF time"
""Twouldnt be good for you, Susie
If Polly knew you told about it," sale
Uncle David, with SLY glance at me
~ guess | amt afraid of my owl
sister," said Aunt Susie, Indignantly
Sides she won't know it. Mis- Adams
won't tell anybody. Wall, t was II
the Spring after Polly and l wal
twenty-scven the October before
She was the widow Jones then; he
husband had been dead nigh on to tw'
years, an she lived on a small farm
down In the Haynes settlement ant
hired II carried on. Uriah Haydc,
was In the ncghborlIood, an nothin
would do but Polly must hev him, an
she was blind to allhis faults. Mothc
nm was a-llv' on the old farm then
l was to home cause | was single.
warn't married TIL was about thirty
l don't approve O folks being marriet
young"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16

spOnded as best ! could. | couldn't
help thinking that | should be in an
awful perdickcrmcnt IL Polly should
wake up.
wall, Mrs. JOnes-Polly.' says he,
Il called tonight, accordin' to agree
ment, for my answer. You've had a
week to reflect on, an it seems to me
that ought to be long enough. Iwont
say anything about the state OF my
affections. You know already how
feel towards you. Will you be my
wife?'
"No, Mr.. Hayden, / will-not,
says l.
"'What,' says he, do l understand
that you refuse?'
eyes says !, calmly; and then,
thinkin' that it wouldn't do to be toe
short, l says, i thank you for the
honor, Mr.. Hayden, but | can never
be your wife and don't mention it to
me ag'n.'
"'Wall, you needn't be so put ur
about it, says he tartly. Il guess
can find somebody that'll have me-
an you can 60 on livin' alone If you
want to. It's my opinion you'll run
through with your property, an it's q
good property. too
81 smiled. ] see that he didn't care
nothing about Polly: t was her prop
erty he was after jest as l had though
all along. lie went off in high dudg
con, an / went an took off Polly
gownd. She slept like a log till nigl
10 o'clock. when | woke her up.
dear mcn says she; hey ! slept al
the evening"
"'Yes, Polly, says l, an though
as long as you warn't needed wuuldn'
wake you. ! guess we'd better
60 to bed, now. faint likely therc'l
be any callers at this time Of evenin'.
"'No, s'posc not, says she; 'bu:
can't understand why there amt beer
one.'
IL didn't say nothin', and we went
to bed an Polly slept like babe all
night"
"And when did your sister discover
the trick you had played upon her?" ]
asked, wiping the tears from my eyes.
"Oh, not till after she was married
the second time. She was glad enough
then that | had prevented her from
hevin' such Il worthless, drunken crit.
ter But | wouldn't ba' done such a
thing late years. ! shouldn't ha' felt
right to-" And the dear old lady
sighed.
What became Of Uriah?" asked.
"He married the widder Thompson,
an made her life wretched till he
died. Oh, no doubt u was q good
thing that l done jest as l did, but,
s0meway, Polly never liked to hear
much about it, an as l SAID afore, |
wouldn't do it agin. Come, David,
make fire in the cookstovc. I'm 60
ing to make some cream biscuits, an
hev Mis- Adams stay for supper"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16

Here is an anecdOte of Daniel Web.
stcr, says the Boston Transcript, that
has never been in print. Webster
was once sued by his meat man. The
man did not call upon Webster after
ward to trade with him. Webster
met him, IN the course of few days;
and asked him why he did not call.
BECAUSE" said the man, II supposed
that you would be offended and would
not trade with me any more." rs
which Webster replied. "Uh, Sue mo
rs much as you like; but for heavens
sake, don't starve me to DEATH"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS FOT
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.


The election is rapidly approaching,
and as there are five sets or electors
every democratic voters should begin
to famillarize himself with Their
names. The following is a correct list
Of Democratic electors:
State at Large-James X. Varda
man, James q. Longstrect.
First District-G. w. Houston.
Second District-E. d. DinkIns.
Third Dlstrict-J. B. Cochran.
Fourth District-Walter TrOtter.
Fifth District-J. II. Mcintosh.
Sixth Dlstrict-M. II. Wilkinson.
Seventh District-D. NJ; Miller.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16
VOLUME 50.
rHE COURTS.
THE REGULAR TERMS.
Circuit Court-2nd Dist.
,,,,,r, II TrRRAL. JUDGE.

SAMUEL II. lEhhAh "pp"1'
WALTER A. WHITE, DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
T., ,he county OF Wayne, on the second Mon
a,v =" of ,f January and July and continue SIX
days; any the county Of Pearl River. on, the third
mnnday an Inv OF April and October and continue
six days ,u,,,on socopd District. on
,,s =" fourtb s Monday Of January and July and
tn,,",'e tns t'u ak DAYS. In the First District, on
eSn',G"st .Sn Grst Monday OF February and August
wa wa rnntinuessiX days.
Ny, in The county OF Clarke. on the second Nom
dav ~ FEBRUARY and August and continue
twelve days, , on ,,o frat Man.
dav Of March and September and continue
twelve days. , ~ .ho so.ond
Monday Of March and September and con-
''n' In the county OF Hancock, on the fourth
Monday Of May aud November ana continue
twelve days , ON .ho socord
Monday Of May and November ana continue
twelve days. ,,,o ,,,r,,,
Monday Of April and October and continue
twclye days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1896.
by j. II. IiERND0N.


Ihey tough'' ana 'hey or"'oiS ieh
I'm .conv ,oo deem to tell,
Thev died IN undo tyrant's laws.
The drums sad roll has beat
The fallen braves last tattoo,
I'm life's narade we will never meet
Tho braye and fnilen few.
In Tree uon sca"P'ns srouhu
Hut honor guards In solemn round
The biyouac of their ljsruic~Aead.
M r,,mor of the coming strife.
Nor visions OF the foe alarms;
No brnyinr horn, drum or fife
Al dawn shall call again to arms,
Like INC herce' win "'"u
mat sweeps the isiaho piahe'
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16

The report Of the Commissioner OF
Pensions shows that Mississippi has
1896 pensioners, who in the past fiscal
year we're paid over half a million dol.
lars. This IS a good round sum,
though probably not exceeding a
fourth or u fifth as much as the people
OF the State contributed to the fund.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-10-16

DR.. II. II. Hale, Of Detroit, carries
a walking stick the intrinsic value Of
which is $4,000. 1t was presented I'd
him some years ago by friends Ia
Edinburg. 1t is ornamentcd with
gold and Jewels and the head containt
| q fine chronometer;