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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
TO BIZ OR NOT TO Be!
A Candidate for The Democratic
Nomination.
amont Denies That Cleveland Has
Declined 10 Run.
kut says Ne viii Not ne a Candidate for
the Nomination.
LIT AIN RUS

CLlcagu. Aprll 3. special Ia the
! inI,,-. Herald from New York -Ay- Pres.
sirni cleveland has written letter stat
hns positively aud without conditions
at hr will not. under any circum.
Rance. accept a nomination fm third
krm,
The letter, II Is saii. Is In the hands of
(.cretary Lamont. II speaks VI thr pub
b. aud part, ne,'i u standing firmly b,
b,und u,oney. and declares against the
highest eunce~s-lun a. -iheriam. whether
j, IL 10 ~ n lcrs ratio
Washington. April 3. secretary La
INT. when asked to-,iA, concerning the
suhll,hed statement that he had letter
J ,m President Cleveland declining Ia lie
kAiu a candidate fuf the presidency. and
3rglng the den,cratlc party to stand for
uui m'"ly and It's previous ls~itiun
} the tAfiff question. said Il never
bA,. heard ~ such letter"
Prom another aud unIuestionabl, ~
&lhnt ~uutcr ~ information IL Is
harmed that no such letter hal been
Srli,ru hy the president.
4 u, fact that President Gle, eland hal
BIZ, decided not a. be a candidate Tor r..
ulnatlon. and that secretary Carlisle
,uli 90 before the Chicago convention
at a>pirant .or the democratic nomi.
ktion uE sound monr, platform, was
bnouncrL exclusively by the Associated
r-~. few weeks agu, but the matter
y not vet gone beyond the lines then
Mdirat,-i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
REMOVAL OF HUGHES !
Because He Favored The Arizona
Land Bill,
And Advocated It's Passage over
Presidents Veto.
No Olsvclani Arrointee Can Hold 0pln-
ions Of His own.
os orr GoIS HIS HTAD

Tucson. \t3. Aptil ; The star, eI
''"N. Hughes pSpr. says
whatever mysirr, attached to the
causes ~ ''oN. Hughes removal. has been
dlSpcll'Vi hl Information received ,r-tcr
ha,.
A. the charges prrfrttri year ago,
and Investigated l., special agents had
been dismissed the -upI'-rd cause oi the
removal wa- the circumstance that Guv
Hughes favored the Arizona land lease
bill Vetoed by the president and passed
over the veto
II j. Iuw learned that several tclr-
grams hearing fotg,i signature II the
governor. we're sent from the tetriiur, a.
members ~ congress, urging the pa~sAg'
~ III" land lra-" hill over the veto
These kilograms were uhtaluel h. an op
prncut ot liughr~ AMI shown to rt-si
dent lr,rlani
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

same table, sitting In the same opers
house, OF other public place. tllls them
with intens" fUf, This IL not the case
with people Who are truly reanei The
h"ttsr elaasSs, VI truly refined whites, al
though they do not make calls OF send
Invitations I" RECEPTIONS, etc. which the
negroes do not care ior, they will accord
to other citizens "a" public right the,
take them@l,,- This IL right aud just
aud Is all u" urgt,-- ask. But the
clas-e- VII" discriminate on account ~
race and color can lr drsrtib,i unl, ~
the immutanl" granite puhdinghcad-
" the world
The federal -olilrf- WIN e-cAI-d from
lihh, and Andrt~,n,ille And who IN
swamp- storms ani darkness. we're res
"u,si and frd l., the slave. had no
~ctuples alnu, eating with negro.
They were willing a. sit h-neath the
same tfe ani eat with them the fVd
they brought Then VII, not treat them
with the same cuur,c~, ia a more eXalt-
ri position Chart, ha- nu color ltis
neither white nor hlAck. Justice and
patriotism are the same. The ~, Atnut
-cial equality Is h"tn ~ tr
spirit ~ caste. the most hrndi.h - ,ll
thing It wor- than SLAYER, ~laNrf.
l. a, least Justified l., a,aricr, dr-it" e"
get something frr nothing and I" live III
-. Ia. . .fl Int }.
spirit II caste l. the offspring II natural
cruelty aud mrAnur-- appeal tu the
conscience ~ all Christian hearted lovers
" right and justice tr exercise every IN.
'ururr. Aui tu Use every honorable means
Ia suppress aud AnnhlAte the evils con.
fronting rulutri American citiL"uS All
public iutiea should bc discharged and
public rights recognized. without the
slightest discrimination un account ~
color. stopping At the same inns, sitting
III tl' -Ame thrAtrrs, etc , no more IN
wolves ~riaI question. Or social equal.
It, than purchasing at the same, Stores
travelling on tho -sme highway, breath.
ing the Samr air, warming hy the same
, sun. shiNerlng IN the same cold, defend.
ing the ssue flag loving the saur coun.
Try, voting the same ticket st the same
polls. ~ living IN the same tuwu or world
Il must be remembered that We are the
inferior Of any men whose rights We
tranIpr under t,nt. Men are not super.
inr hy reason Of the accidents Of race or
color. They are superior who have the
best heart and best brain. Superiority II
born u honesty, Of charity, and above all!
the love u liberty.
trust that eolored citizens will oon-
tend for every right. and vote Tor no man
who does not favor equal rights 10 all. In
this We can frst assured. that the best
white people are our friends. The hn.
name, the most intelligent, ani the
noblest are on our side. our enrnlir-
are alao the enemies " liberty. prngf">~
and justice. The whit. p,Ople who nIhkr
their race noble and honorable are t''r>c
who believe In justice and equal rights
a. all. The nobl.'-t ot the past wer, the
nOblest of the present are, and the 'hl''>t
Of the future will be-, on our side. Let all
who would b Just and noble. JOIN with
the just and noble. aud accord H. all citl.
Zens alike, their rights.
Yours for peace on earth and g,-si Sill
and justice tn all mankind.
{, {. tMSkFTT.
~ North RruadwAy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

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uu.or ,hr most pt.mI-In, pr,y,rt... .r,.
r,.,urlIu distinct ", U.,.u.A ru..u
sol 'nr rompmiut. va. granted f.. rmI..,.r,
f. submit ,uirh.fl,Ir.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
TIif FRt>tII tNiSiS.

senate Refuses tke Government - Vote "f
tonhdrn,~.
Paris, April 3-Thr senate to-day, b! a
vote ot ljj 10 NJ, adopted the following
resolution
The senate. noting the declaration u
the government that II can not add Ia !ts
explanations u Tues,ia! on the Egyp-
tian question, and considering ihe-e ex.
plantations Insufficient. refuses II vote
oi confidence"
The senate then adjourned until April
81. and the ministers met to DISCUSS the
situation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
Constant NI.itnt.

Fam l. "a constant visitor ~ p-r-un~
troubled With chronic rheumatism. Im-
uuwrlrum" guest Will. huwrNrr, TAX II
drpartur" anh not renew it, visit II a
wit "t rlrctnrnt l. served upon II
through the ag"nc> II iiusi"ttrr~ ~tun
ach Bltt"fS. the most efficient hl"Di hrpli.
rant ani anuitnr tO rheumatic twlngr~
known Ia m'Silcal science. w tr-tlnInu,
IN lt- behalf Is more I"~iti'e and cnnrlu
siNr than that which proves IT, efficacy
III rheumatic complaints. II i dl>n con
spiru"u-lN riiicacinu- tut malarlal nrTN
ouS. bilious. i,sI~ptir AMI kidney dl-"f
d"rs. II promotes appetite AMI -lrr,,. and
II PARTICULAR, useful tu lnNalli- frrN"t
Ing from rNhau-ting nlalaiir-. rrT~rI-
past The prime II lie aud thu-. suffering
from n lack ~ vital stamina tind IT
highly h"neilcial tive II persistent
trial. \" m,Silcln" u~'d -pa-IH ilrAllN
and al irregular tlmr-. can be- rNI"rt,pi
tn achieve lasting RESULT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

fhiladrlphiS, April 3. Thomas NlAr.
ton, Sunda! editor II the Philadelphia
Times. frll from the fourth story ot the
house III which he lived. early this morn.
ing aud was Instantly Killed, II is gen.
etallI believed hr committed suicide. ~
late other occupants II the house hal no
tlr'Vl that v hartun seemed mrlanrhult
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

Washington, april a-Th" hou-- hlll
requiring residence II enc year, III suits
f"r divorce IN the territories, was r..
c,Nrd with favorable rniur-"mrnt hN
tie ~"na,e committee on territories to-
day, The committee amended the hill 81
n Ia prov vide that II shall not affect suits
AlrrAhN begun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

Denver, A1Htl a-Chlo kruhlru. of
Bellcfontaine, All ohio heirc~. whu-c
mysterious DISAPPEARANCE last SUNDAY
Wa repnrt,1I H. the police returned to.
day She aid she hal been visiting
Lead'illr, and felt considerably chAgrinei
IN account ui the notoriety rau~ed b, her
unaDuuunc,~i departure.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

kansas city. Nprll 3, cattle receipts
2.ul. Market steady to strong Texas
steers. t2.su33n lrNa- cows t23:h
40, bt'.t steers. o. 2idilu, Stnck-r~ AMI
ieeier-, t2.N;sd3.N', native COWS, tlhnu
go, bulls. VI N5u -,
sheep receipts, l.Jh. Market steady
Ia strong, spring lamh- ti'"sIG.3a,
muttun-, S2.1IU -.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

ka7ton, Pa, April s. The Eighth con.
grrsslunal district republican convention
tr-'ia. elect., ten. Frank Reader and J.
NJ pri.sbach delegates Ia the national
Convention. The! are instructed for sen.
alnt Qnay Tor PRESIDENT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

Na-hington.April 3, senator l"oThcr-
has been suffering all winter from n -e-
we're attack of rheumatism, complicated
by nervous pru~tration. lie has l-en gu,
riding several days lately. and IL Is hoped
he will improve as the weather hrcnme-
warmer aud brighter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
COY. FRA>kI.IS.

s-u.i. onmitt~. Has Agreed to Hi.
Confirmation.
aSiington. April a-The senate com
is- on territories to-day authorizes n
1oiablr report on the nomination of Il,
Franklin. Ia succeed GOy, Hughes. ~
ernor of Arizona.
on'rary a. expectation. no opposition
fonsldrration has manifested itself III
eummittee. Delegate Murphy died a
u->t Ia have the nomination held up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

Washington, April The river and
harbOr appropriation Till VIA finished u.
day b! the house committee. The total
amount carried hy the hili Is few thou
sands lee than ten millions. ur about u
million below the hlll II the last con.
vfp.s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
II 4. For for the ach",l loard.

TT a. FUh TOT Iht VHHI THHTU,
Ward 3-Frank bwien iur alderman
and J.G. Caldwell Tor the -ch,-,l hari
Ward = Hon VI, :. Otcru fot alderman
ani Dr l.. II. Chambrrin f,r Ia, -cho.l
hard
un motions the tr-IectlNr Nominations
were tatiiAl ~ the convention
While the several wafd drI,yitiuu-
we're making their selections '0r m. ~.
brt- u the central cummltt" Dhr much
app lccia,,i c"lntrd quartottu again "a.
irttain~l the convention viii au urgi
nal selection sung to a.. iuu.H .rrlu uu
hnarh little chIitcn hul Iu g.. 'I.uW
ing wuti-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

Chicago, April 3, Cattle receipts
3,Om. Market strong.
Bee,es, taiSutiU; cows aud heifers,
t.J0d3.ij; Texas steers, s2.gsdiUU,
stockers aud feeders, t3.ijU3sj.
sheep receipts, a,uD. Market stronger.
ru"r Ia choice. td.G,w3sj, lambs, tt23
attn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
>"t the Nsp

san Francisco. \prl g. The Is,licr are
con, ,inc,d that Juliu, Fr>turr, the Oma.
Ia man arrested "Wednesday night for
tull"wing n woman, had nothing L. do
with the recent -trangling II two ahau.
donrd women IA tins city Ec~tnrr WAS
not IN Nan Francisco when the crime.
tp,k place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

sine" IA" detailed arrangements Tor
th" Easter ball haN" lH'en published, AMI
pTplr haN" understood that this afIaif T.
b. rclip>" ANY other social event ever
gwen III NIhulurrqu" ih"r" have hr'u
numerous demands fer ticket from
many VII" have felt little interest here.
tnf"rr III pIhllr entertainments. hui VII"
cannut now withstand the aitra;tlNr
pleasures Offered Tor IA" rN"nlng u the
bail The beautiful iaNnrs fur IA" cutll.
Ion Will -Efrlt claim III" attention #
every pa~~"r l.. VII" stops I" admir-" the
hani-"n" Easter Siuinw ~ llfrld'- hlg
-t"r" where III" iirm have KINDLY allowed
the Ladies lu exhibit their laint, handi
work from SATURDAY. until MnniaN The
-uppcr viii h- elegantly served IN ban
Iurt sti le tn arrunln,-iat" twn hunit,i 4
gur>ts AT one time. and th,f" viii l i, .
lirlur~ chicken >Alai, rNrpllrntlN ptrpai
r'i cold m"ats, tempting apI~tlLrtS, SUE
a. "liNr-, pickles, etc, ahh IN" cakr- ali !
cuffr" Truly enough a. inNIt" ihr
praises Il tpcufus himself luut ia /
/" attend Tickets 80 zach Al
Grant'- opera hnu-", Aprll u.
i \ Williams. ATTORNEY from ~dNAu.
nah, Mo- arrived IN thr ril last night
ani rrgl-irrei al the san frliI" lie
left iur llnlht"k uu t"ria, illrf, Shrtr
hr r."~ I" .ttalghtru out the financial
"klnk-' Ia the Natrts Cattlr ruldpanl.
Policeman Glo,rr Whu la- l.~n ot.
Debating iurIng the Ia, 'ot the pat
month. t-'k the night SHIN un the 1T ~
\prll. changing IN With policeman lIar
rl-,
Mr. Jack t-"ury left the city night
before la-t foT Ioluraiu, presumably iI
cripple Creek. She lrft hrhind "A mum.
hrr II unpaid bills,
Thus, j, Pa~norr wants a gsL smart
h", Ia learn carriage painting trade
call at J, korl~r \ Co.'S carriage shop,
Judge II. l.. warren, II the Law firm ~
Warren, f"fgus.On n Gillrt, returned
this morning rom the north
Cha., ", Harding, Oi Gallup. came ia
from the VEST last night lie Is here on
court matters,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
hiIIr,i by t,utIaus,

Ho~a,s, |. T., April at Is reportrd
y l~lut! United States Marshal j. 4
Brl! has been murdered by outlaws,
iIe attempting their arrest ia the
J. ~ miles southwest II here, aud that
!, buried his boiy In secluded spot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04


Editors citizen III view II the ilrp'ul
AMI lamrntahlr fact that even IN illu,tfi.
Gus America, "th" land " the Tree and
the home ~ the brave" country IL the
hnaSted intelligence and high ciNiliza.
ilon. that there IRE. c'rn IN this enllght.
ened age. much iniqudtnu- aud unjust
treatment inflicted upon crlored Ameri
can citizens. ! earnestly desire to invite
not unl, the careful consideration. hut
the most se,rrel, critical scrutiny, 4
every honest hearted intelligent thinker
to hrirt consideration ~ the rights ~
American citizens.
4 right Is either lu-t claim NJ n just
and lawful claim. Political rights are
thn-r which belong tn III. citizen In his
relation to the government civil rights
are those which are often termed natural
and lnalienahle. The, include absolute
rights and relative rights. Absolute civil
right- are those which man pisses~es
~ al individual In his relation to others.
Two glasses u thess are often termed
p-rsnal rights. The, embrace. First,
the rights Of personal security; the .sh!
from injury 10 life. health or reputation.
second, the rights of personal liberty, the
right 1" 20 where one chooses. Other ab-
sDlute civil rights are. the right "a ac'
luire pr"pert, and ENJOY 1t without mo
lrstatiOn. the right to worship God ac-
coriing tc the dictates ones own con.
science. etc. Relative civil rights are
those which man p'ss-s-eS IN u relation
to particular persons or classes; these
are either public or private, and demand
the closest attention II all who desire to
do unto Others n they would Others
should do unto them.
All citizens of the United states are
alike entitled io the ahuNr mentioned
rights. regardless of race. color or na.
tiunality.
The moral law u contained III the ten
commandments. t. love G~i with all our
hearts and our n-ighhur nothing said
ahnui color H. ourselves. i broader aud
more comprehensive though perhaps less
"he,r, than the political or civil law.
Murt llalstrad. N wrll.known eastern
journalist. said. through the columns of
| the Cincinnati Commercial GaZelte, that
| the constitution was. after the war,
Amended t,p much. The amendment WAS
mistake of the largest dimensions, aud
the fruitful source of irrrparable l"sss--. -
All patriotic, honest, liberty loving citi'
zrns will agree with me IN the denun.
citation oi this assertion, The thirteenth
amendment made all free, The moment
| II was adopted the distinction between
white" aud color" vanished, Tie col
nr,-i race berame citizens, aud y part of
the people ~ the state or community ip
which they lived. |, rrar'd the word
| white" from every Law, and blottei
| from the constitution Bll clauses ac-
kno~leiging proIrrt. ~ man. and sbol'
ishsd forever distinctions "n account Of
race aud color. The fourteenth amend
ment made IL all cltl1rr4 II II a con
| tract between the republic and each IN
diNldual--a contract ~ which the nation
agrees to project the riii5"n AMI the citi'
L.n agrees Ia def,ui the nation. This
amendment places u" crown "f soVer-
eighty OH eNsrN lfw The fifteenth
amendment .-clrr! the citizen In hi-
right to Vote. and o. make aud execute
| Ia Ia. la.ll "a n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

Washington. april g The -ruate con
nii,ee on judiciar. ieda, decided upon
a favorable report upon the voluntary
bankruptcy bill.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
ia Their Way Ia Chicago,

In private coach No. ~, II the south
srn California railway, attached {" the
No. passenger train from the west las,
night, was X. n. Wade. general manager
Of the sbnve road, J, J. bryne, general
pass.l ger agent for the Atlantic \ Ia.
ciic, and other southern California oiii
cials. They were Ell route to Chicago,
aud while the train was at the depot Re
cei,er smith and Chief Clerk Walker, for
the Atlantic \ Pacific, had the pleasure
~ meeting Ms>-rs. Wade and Bryne.
A. Il. Wells, general superintendent for
the Atlantic n Pacific, Ia his private ear
Joined Me.sr-, Wade aud party on their
WAY Ia Ihicago.
On saturday 0f this week the general
managers ani Superintenden,s of the en-
tire santa Fe rAilwa, system will bold =
conference al Chicago. I" arrange new
time card AMI tn consul, regarding the
fast passenger trains" between chicago
and los Angelr~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

lls all the same. slight cold. con
grslrd lungs ~ severe cough. unr Min
ute Tough cure hanshes them. fllls'
buTS n Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

+ v. Thomas general manager ~ a..
III" lu"fc" Irrigation rumpiuN rtuur o.,
!r-t"rla, aftrrn~pu 'rrm ,hAt Na,Irl AMI
trIs,rtrd wufk hupuIug llr uulnh.l e.
"uTkmrn l.. being iIIlN Increased an
IL" CAMP l. u"W NrfN lNrh Ia" wur,
II laying -tuu" began Yesterday. 60.
N,-fr l. pushing the WORK ,Ig"r"u-l.
aui has hi, force llrnr"ughN urgaul1~!
They rrl"rt a scarcity ~ ma-"li-. fN,
mason, will arrl," i"i,N from santa r.
tn gu uui I" wuTk tie returns {" thr ~.
lrI"rcu saturday morning rarlt.
n"r, { H. rull"N. H." -.'nlor mrluht O..
the l-'prlaf lu-ufanr" lru ut 'ull"l \
trnlJ" aud Mi, rulh, rAmc IoNn
from Wagon Mouui L,t night VI
tullrt Will -taN a i"w iAN- h-,kIus Ate.
ll- hu-ltIr-- lutrr'-t- here l,.f"fr r'iutu
ing tu the car" "t h, Mora counts raur|
Interests, Mis- ulirN viii ftuaIu q
i"rinlgh, ~ So visiting !fs"ilt-.
Miss Bertha r,muth viii MrNr frurn
the east IA a i"w daN- lhr lah r"rur,
her" I" accept Is,-Ill"u A. tflmmrf at
Mr., Me- friglt- miilIn"f store. the pre-.
pfirtof iinlIng q, urcr.sSarN 1" have muf"
help ~ orirr /" prnmrtlN nIl local nd
outside Orders
Z. \ Kerry, regular passenger runiur
ter on IA" Ntantr \ larllir between
thi- cin AMI Niu-low J., taking a Ia,
oH las, turllnR rNtrn conductor
hfuught IN the Nn, pa~~''ugrf tram from
the Wr,t this morning
&. II. Nrai Mr.. l.. II Mead hni rhIl
irrn, AMI l. l.. Mrai. II charleston. West
Virginia, arrlNri In the rliN last might
aud are the guest to-day uf n" san Fr.
lll~ The! ~ to III ra-u trm"rruw
morning.
Mr. E'lla 4. DlS~ou ~ the uNrf-ltl
u 'hlcago, ArriN~i here last night and
will prohabl! remain week. >h" T.,
stepping at the san FrIiI",
", j. Mclaughlin. merchant, AMI p~t
trader at Fort Wingat" wa-a a pass 'ngrr
from the west AMI l.. Registered at the
{ Commercial Club.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
,""siItIda,
saved = Little

New YORK, tpril g. M monr! market
I" day Wall street has gone Ia church.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

when the name wGs fs, -ent In, but he
withdrew II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

llrHN 'ttp"nt"r. the veteran Ot TiIe.
a. cauNuu. ~auih mountains, drove into
u" rltN tins morning II" states that
the rrl"rt II "a" Killing II al old man.
at IJ"na ~ u Noung Mexican namei
kulf IN" Other ial. i a ial-ehui. and
k.ul y ~uN.i"t assistant counsellor Tor
H." NlanllrA ~ Pacific railway, whn was
ont N Niunh ou legal hli-inr-S con.
u"rtrI with ~ department, wa- "A pas
-ruG"f huur last night
Ralph iIaliotan, rrpr"~nllug the New
Work llf, lu,uranr" company, has gone
north llr Wa At la. vega, Yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

IN" best -alN" ~ IL" world tor cut.
hrui-'-. ~"f,s~, ulcers. salt fhrum, t'N,
~lr''-, letter, rharl"-l hands, chIllalr.
c"rn~ ani all -klu "ruptluus Aul IS~i
lively rnF''~ pil"-. ~ II" pay required |
l. guaranteed (" Civ" perfect satisfaction
~ money rrfGnd'si. l'flr", - cent T."
box. For sale hN iIlIrhury II Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
Ayers Cherry Pectorai
highest Nonors at Worlds Fair.
cIs's,s the sri,m with Aver, Ssr,apar,Ila
A LUCKY f>C APP
FAit ut y. a +. T.. Passenger Train
Goc> through a Burning Briigt.

hNN lhtuuCh 4 burning BriIc.
I'" narrow gtJg" pa-~"ngrt train
which lr' beaver Nuuia, nigh, Tor
uurms' ran INTO 4 burning bridge near
\tA. ut lu ltm lumhyriou, RIO
Att,hA cuuuiN. -aNs the New Mexican.
N'trr the engineer discovered the frr
tl"r" Wa not sU''rlrnt time tu stop the
tt" tram hul with presence ~ mimi he
rrN,r-'A ~" thrutt," gave the danger
stigma. AMI JV-t ~ ihr lucum"tNr struck
Ia" rllg, IA" "ngiurt along With the
ilr'mhu lrarri g. the ground the lrO-
mplnrtha neat instant crashing through
thr burning structure and falling inA
hear at tie huttum ~" mail car WAS
urN' AMI % W'"' "n top - the engine.
the I"-tal rirtk having jumped from tho
-,i" I,-,r. o,hrrNi." ut, III" would have
h""l 100 great danger
IT." coupling lrtwrcu the mail and
baggage ear, hrukr ami ;hr baggage and
other rar- W"r" stupI"i /, the ar brake
before reaching Ia" bridge. thus saving
"A -"rluu, l,,, II lifr The mail ear,
al"nG Wlih IT, contents. Including both
letter aul paper mail, Ha- CONSUMED by
ir,. alIl the locomotive Suffered u. -Aiue
tat" ~u 'ht =" the Wu" portion WAS con
r"rnrd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

The rapidity with which Group develops
calls Tor instant treatment, and vet trw
hon Seholis are preparei fOr IL visit
An admirable trm,-il for this disease l.
tyrr'- Cherr, rrctnTal. IL has sa,,ri
hundreds Oi lives aud should be In ever,
home where there are young children.
A special coach ~ the Chicago \
Northwestern railroad. with u. l.. Buwlr-
and party, was Sst cut here this morning,
ON account II "iAi" wheel. The car
Was repaired. aud sent west 10 Ld- An.
ge!r- with IL occupants, attached to the
No. 3 passenger train.
George Bsldus, sou oi Theo. BAldus,
boot keeper u, the Mutual Life llsur.
anc, company ofilce, Is now CONNECTED
with the v, 4. Maxwell Drug company,
having accepted position there Oh the
ist u April,
W.G. Wilson, u the Continental uil
compsny wAs u Passenger Tor l.As rgAs
this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

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