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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
Irusts.s sal,

N',',ts. t',m,uts SutUtru ...i tlattuI
S'y' Ni de- Nutmiru. his NE. dI . ni hN =
,,i'.n d,tu 90 nus, dated I"',' .' ~ lN,'
'1d tt'utd'i 900 Nuluin, iuut o. 'bN leeds.
ltgr j.W, 81 ~HI. ui the t,,urIs ~ N.r county
w l''na.I l", ~ thr orfitutS W N,e Mri,u.
10 NE uih, ~ Tie ytuhatr ,l,k tNl - 9th
unlcrsgnci, II, " tl""fnn, -. tiu,,rt. ,hc
to'lySlng tral estate. situate .u. aud b,iug
N'N MrNl'" ~ pit \ pir, ui and situated
n NW-u rirchct tNrnt, ,.m as. and
HInlci q, '"lluNs 90 the month ~, thu lands
uu Tie east by the Arena p,.IirIuaa on the
south ~ Lands ui Manuel IT, aud ~ ne
Nrs ~ the sand hills. the ,aI ptupcry 10 tie
NsUWtnn and Juan ~iftttfnu tom JOHN
III. hy deed dated Au.ust ~ I>sr
IssC 3la, ~ ~, r.u rI. " sad ll,fna
hlu county, "a ttus, 80 sc. 'r the b., turut nj q
certain Ituiuis-utN NO, So irtth AMI drsIg
mated ~ said deed ul tu,' mti, bN sall 1 IT,
ti,ino his ~iir. Nh,tyIu 'i,N ltuuIl -vd tu nav
iu Spf Buihcfs thr sufu H 'uut huuitrd ana
aui thtttN i've dulltf- trl seventy i've ,Vuts
'F','. 90! one wear h.til ''' ~Aib 3itd of DE
,ciul-f lSn2 With interest ~ tue rat, 1T tNrl, w.
10 ter cent per amman ,tum date uuul utul
tNl Nsu \ penalty IT 'cu To- ter cent Attn
uuuN tut attorneys Tee.
ANA hctrJ- the sut deed represented ~
M" ~lrl mote. s'h InlrI,.i aui Irpil,.
th'n'f. - du, tNi i.tNt..r anal D. uHIi.l ant
dnh.hh', t"H'ti'i "lh u't'N HrI i"nt.b
uu TIE day ui st't hri,INti.tt iurut.pU,.l 'ut'.r
sum ~ hNC huudt,I tni seventy .un, du'iu,
tul sihty i've i,ni- sn,l 'r
NuN, ihtfvturr. 80 tyv 'ruIrSi u' riy I,-u
huldrf ui TIE >tui upip. and 90 l,,uilt.,,. Attn
the terms and conditions ~ the .,d decd II
uusi, and ihr IuNyf vested 90 me uu.lt sud
deed ~ trust. Zee I,f,lN EiSr motto, that iut
ths lufru~' 90 ltN Ins the utIu,. Ii Hrl IiI',f
-, ~ - d h"''. 'nl AZ ',~'- ana rNi" 49, At
tending the rhr.u''u" of sam 'tys'. al pfu
Niiyi tr lC i..i l' ,.ui decd ui tfu-. NIL
90 Nriur-itN 'ir tN'u'N second .41d titN ul
January, i~I"I Il irr luut 81 'Nt.,t .lHI
e ! HN . . r. "a q g d.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
IrgaI NotIss.
Iu the ul,tu I Cour 1T the County ~ Bc
ualillo.
i,fanl .uurr knf- hts IT Pyihia-
Ut NtN N,,ltp


NV 7 n M TFITTT- 7.
The .uI dri,ulsut Frank l.. Harrison,
hrt,IN upiIurd thai = suit ~ issumpst by ~
t,thurUt has b,rn commenced AZ aln-t htm
th, dIst'i,t tuut, for the county Of Brtnslill
irtfi,uf, ul New MrNt,o. hv said plaintlh, &
,,rauu l.uIpr knights ~ rythiAs of ~,
N,Nico. CuuutatIuu. damages claimed eig
huut.,i aud u new tao and M iuu lS-u2.r'
duI."u- Nth interest thCtrnu nom DcCeinb'
~ tNur. aud tud Nuut property has hcen "
tathr. . auu That ullr.> you enter Nult appra
au,,, ~ sad coat, uu ~ h'.iofr the first day
the neat Mif,h iCtu ~ sad court, con
mrut|uy uu the iIf-t Monday ~ Mach, lbp
mdgucn, hy default therein will he trndetr
against you. dud sad pfuIruy snld to ratisi
sui clam @. y MARION. Clerk
juhrs,un \ ttui,ti, attorneys iOt Plaintiff
I ~ IluUHIIi. SIZE ~ Bctualillu Count,
NsN MFH.tp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
I N,u Att,tuY,

\ II MNcu1 t-u VA ,c-trtia, even
lug admitted iu practice law b, the III.
trlr court Mf NNcun rulur- formerly
from lItt-hutg Ia, hitrrlN from ben.
vet Colo. where he has been ~ artlNr
practice, being engaged ~ -"inr ~ the
heaviest eases, f"f the past nlnr Nrat~.
II" l. classical grahuai" ~ lEr unlNrf
-lN IT Nun~l"f and IH,~sr~~,s many
other certificates and letters IT ability ~
= lawyer aud -chuldr he Will prob .hl,
ha," his office ~ the First National bank
building.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

There VIA MI installation II new OH
GERS "t Miriam l"lg", No. =, brgrre of Re-
mkah, l. q. q. f., last night, at their hall
"n south Second street, aud those present
had AN enjoyable hdge evening. The
following l"igr officers were Installed:
Mrs, \. T., Stevens. l.. g.: Mrs. A. n.
Jones, \, g.; Mrs. :, \ann. '. g.; Mrs. l..
l.. Mehan, secretary, j. j, NOtaw, treas.
urcr; Mrs. ft. Nash, warden; Miss Lena
freiSsner, conductor, | g.: Mrs. ]. n.
smith, q. e.; Charles Fisher, chaplain;
Mrs. y. Il, t0utts, Il, =, IL \. g.: Mrs. II.
!, EddlngS, l., ). la \. g.; Mrs. Addie
Hahn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
rare. Ss,. p ;s.ss n. MEETING and -%ceF

mare p!ssiase q ths meeting, and among
w, W. " Upton. ~. y. n. Atkins, James
Roihins, Dr. ". Cunningham, Mayor
; p. Oiney, Jeffetson iayuolds. u. G..
Winters. Fathers T. T.. O'keete and Jane
Dinuri. kev. Mother Ancicta. " ISaN
"nwntth. Kansas, and sister fclicita-. uf
~. Ju-cph's hospital. IN Denver. Colo
lac optic says: The proposition ~
trftained nj this citizens meeting was
that the Sisters erect building On the
proposed site, Immediately north ~ the
city. "n III" Mora rad. H. cost not les.
than tin,uh. the citizens ~ tai-r half
this amount In subscriptions aud block
~ land, $50 feet by 81 feet, tn le hn
mated when completed. the Sanitarium
and hospital 10 l1 iiit,d NJ aud Furnished
h, the Sisters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
legal Nuii,e.

nuu, B.,iui count ut the Cuuuty IT u,
uthllu
\ Itg., Motion. Count lauantJ
JOHN Muguu. Defendant
The sud dttruiiui, John Morton. IL hetrl
notified that suit ~ ,han,rty has Tee
,unmru, AGAINST hm IN the disifit
court iut the county 81 Brtnalillu. ter
,utN ul New MrNi,u, ~ sad complainant
\itgir Motion, Whu ~ said SUIT apple
for a. absolute divorce from you ~
inr grounds ~ abandonment. drscTtion AZ
failure tu support aud unless you enter ypa
apIyafan,r IN sad suit uu ~ before the tn
Han at Mauh next tenn ui SAID court. CON
mcuyiug uu ti,r tir,t Monday ui March. lsn'
a decree ptu ,unir~su therein vili lie fcndct,'
against Nul -. y. BARRON, ClrTk
Johns Ou n FiuiCal,
solicitors for Complainant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
Complainant,
Nnticr.

In ,hr Bts,u,t Count Of Brrnalllio County, Ne,
MCNl,u
Charles :, huli ilaiuun
lHCnHu Srlua and Rosa
SriNLct A.. defendants
NJ. +iu2,
The sad defendants. l.,uCnau SylN a and Re-,
SclNa. are hereby notiii, 4 that a suit IN assunI
sit hN alta, hmCnt has bcru commenced az AIN
thrm ~ thc district count lnt the COUNT ~ H.
nalilu. ~ the Territory III New Mexico, by sal
plhlniit,. Charles Sthull, that the dzmagt
claimed ~ saul suit ate sixteen hundtci all
iiiY Gel .uhul dnllas, together with interest Al
costs and that Nout property has been sriI,
aud levied upon Ia satisfy sad CLAIM and tn
unless YOU enter your appearance III said su
on 81 hCtutr the ntsi daN ut the next Mar
tenn al sud count, commenting un the fir
MuudAN Ut March. lShi. iudl mcnt by drfau
therein Nil he rendered agalus, you,
- y MARION. CLERK.
! ;. iiuHHkLI,
~h,i.iI ui licinalillu County, y, N
Johnston n i,m,al, Attorneys iut Plaintiff,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

Thr N''d drluu liant Annie PI',,ll. - hr'rhV
notified iiiat a suit M ,utr,UtN hi~ teen com.
m'uI''I against hvt M iuC u'~iI,t count
tut tie ,OruN ui liCtuil'l,u, lrf iiuiN at New
Mrhtu, hy Thomas II futel the sad com
Pl"ut't ptdNug ter - dr'iCv ui il~u.
late ulNutc rom H., sad Il, tVudaut t'.i ter
u'hri and iniln'i i,.lri lllUs ~ - ltuund
thci'tut. Abandonment iud ,uCl aul intuiuan
treatment, dud iudt unless Nuu, the ..Il lie
frultut uulrt NUul art CdtiiI,r ~ sad suit On
~ lt."fC ihC Iirs, Monday at FEBRUARY, \ -
ls,". The ,dmr hutug tlicthfd da' 81 hrIrI
dtt - lN'", tdr,tcc ptn tuui' so lirf,In
Nj, uc fru,iCr,d against yuu.
i~tAL - = NJ ltItuN,
tlvtk dad Register IA I .ru,cfN.
". Adams, Nu',,iiuf tut CumpliHr ant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

pan n what " UOrt IT AssIstA IN the d
Y, s,,ur " f,'"d sud puts the digestive ~
gtns ~ = perfect condition II stimulate
IN, s,,t,'luu uf digestive fluids, 90 ptomut
tug assimilation and nutrition II hlls w.,
hluud mll 81 healthy red cotpuscies I
purihcs and rutich,s every drop Of bloc,
~ the whole hndy and 40 supplies th
TISSUES " nh the food they need. II build,
NJ STONY healthy hesh and puts the uhola
b.iN into disease resisting state
Sine t,nths ui all human ailments como
nom the sauc cause impurity In ths
blood Take almost ANY disease you pleas,
and trace thr causr Of u - you will ind Z
IN the blood ruii'y aud enrich the blooc
and Won i,u..Nr n cause, and 80 ron cur
the disease inevitably and infallibiy DR.
rt,t,t .- Goldru Medical discovery cure,
all disease. d,u'udng upon poor, impov
rii.h,d, thin, impuis blood.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

". II. saunders crossed about 3.,EI
head ri range cattle AT the Harper ~ Pol.
lock ranch sunday. lie IL taking them
T. pu, on his range, eleven miles east IT
Magdalrma. Rinrnn Weekly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

\ g"h many tired men and women
could get rid III that pain in their hacks
II they would tr! Parks SURF Cure for the
Liver aud Kidneys. The trouble IL usual.
~ there, and Parks sure Cure Reaches
and cures 1t. Sold 10y Dr. 1ho4. II. bur
grSs N Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
M. LL9S

The sad defendant, Anna :, hauh, l. hrtrhY
n,aiird that SUIT IN Chan,ety Ter dNoT,c la,
been commenced against her m the district
count for the county ~ brfnalllu, Territory 1T
New Mexico. by Andrea, SChauh, the SAID
complainant, praying for decree ui all
soluic uINHJr ituin thr sald defendant,
aud ;ut other and further trlivi alleging as
ground therefor, Abandonment, aud that
Lulrss yuu, the said defendant enter
yout appcaranCc ~ sad SUIT On or before
the first Monday IN February, \, u. lhlm.
The same beng the ard daN ut February, \. -.
lH" decree pro C"nicssu thc'rin Viii lie
rendered against you,
lstNi.l -. - MARCOS,
CLERK aud Reg lister ~ Ihsn,vtV
~ J.. Adams, solicitor fuT Complainant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

\ATakTED,- Several trustworthy gentle
Wv men oF ladirs to travel Ia New Mexico
toi established, reliable house. salary t7SU
eTrncr and self RddIrsscd stamped envelope
The Dominica Company, Third hUOF Omaha
Bldg, Chicago, III.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

Mrs, !" H. Patton, Rockford. H., writes:
"Ft"ul personal experience | can recon.
mend i" Wits SaTaparilla, n cure for
impure hlni and general debility. !"
Pillsbury A Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
NaaIIAriMn I,rnIacI.

Al II meeting " citizens Ia the law
Office II springer 4 Jones', at Las Vegas,
Tuesday aft"rnnn, another anitarlum
project WAS sci ~ fHt, y. A. Mama.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

Notice,
In the District Court ~ Bernallllu Cuunty, New
Mexico.
ntoss Blackwell n Co. Plan,liisJ
Charles l., Finn.
80 NNNN'n
Nh AIlI

The said defendant, Charles I. Finn, 10 here.
ny notified that a SUIT ~ aksumpsU hV allat h,
mcnt has teen commenced agalnt Inn ~ Iht
district count tuf hcCuuitiy OF Bern illllu IN III,
trtrtuTy al New Mexico, 10y SAID llalriihs
'Irss, BlackScll Il Co. that the damage,
claimed ~ sad SUIT are siL hundred and my
s,t and ~ loo lSHhd 40 dollars, together " M
interest aud costs at SUIT. and tina, your property
has teen stIlcd J"d levied upon To- satisfy sad
claim, aud that unless YOU enter your apICat
ahr ~ sad sut, On ut before the next MaT,l
tenn ut sad court, commencing "a the iifs
Monday m March, lHnd, Judgment by default
thrtrln viii be rendered against you
a. y, MARNOS, Clrtk
y =, IItHHIlI.
Shrrlil Netnalillu County, y NJ
Johnston n liuICal. attorneys iut plaintiffs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

II il the same old story. and yet CON
stantlI recurring that simmons Liver
Regulator " the hest family medicine
we have u-"d II in our family for eight
years, aud ind Il the ieSt medicine We
ever used. We think there l. no such
mrdlrinr ~ simmons Liver Regulator"
Mrs. VI. r.. ;. Abingdon. Franklin. \. G..
Each mrmhrr ~ our family uscS II NJ
secession requires" ". u, smith. Mt.
Vernon, Ky.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

In IA, District Count OF the second Iudi,ud
- stuttui ~" lrttltutN 1T NrV MrNH,u At
ting Ntltu and ter the county ut Hrtntlhlu.
tut hr trtil iud hrigug 1T tiu,,, atsIug uu
der the Laws al sad Territory.
Audtcds ~ haubJ
(lautTty tpt Il\ttftt.
Anna N,hIub. \
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
OUR WESTERN NElGHBORS.
current Items from Llguna. HIng.te
and Iallur,

| uClr SAM men at MIngat. ate IN.
dulgIng ~ a partial frlra-" from drlll
regulations. snow las untitled thr ia
fa,lr iur IrgHlat dilll-. aud u number 1T
men are employed "a putting up ice,
hcur" the relaxation IT the usual order.
| llr daily exercise III the horses l. the
unlN approach a. drill. aud this II being
made tur thu double pufINr,' II exercising
aui gHltlng the HORSES, the toad over
which the daily trip l. made being meas.
urSl and stakrd ofi Tor the latter pufp,~p.
The rrp1rtrd trouble with Indians near
Flagstaff lacked confirmation here. and
~ this would h" the past first called IN
case ~ such trouble II seems safe Ia con.
rludr that The ease was NrrstAt,si III the
lirst dispatches. col. Hunt expressed the
belief that no trouble need lT apprrhrnd.
al from the Na\aJw'-
II IL said that u lrlgr ~ ibid Fellow :
viii |" organized at the pNr.t al All early
dat" With membership II about liftN \
ilnurl~hlng camp 0f Red Men Il nlfrad,
established
W +. Mclaughlin. Isrj sntlrr. went
down to i,allup uIi n business trip.
I. ". Ellison entertained IHk CITIZEN
man with MI explanation of the points
IN n new typewriter for which he has the
general agency.
w here Is tlr Healer" was question
put to Your Irtipatrtlc I~ncll pu-hrr,
and 1t was with regret that he answered,
"t!uirlI sAhH'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

The Nlncrnnr-, Ind, star, ventures this
assertion, Take notice ~ all married
couples you meet AMI you will probably
lr surprised a. ub4rNe that men who give
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
NUtl,e ,,t suit.

In ,hr ihStr,. Cuui, at the second Judicial
Distinct 81 the lvttit,TN al New MUNI,u. 1T
tiny ~ hlu ami Ter the County Of krfra!I1lI
iui the thai and hrduug at CAu>r, ari,lng
uriCt the Law at ,IId ivtutrIy
Thomas II rurr'IJ
81. itgu
Anne luttyli
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

TrtlUtN ~ NM NrhlIu, IuunIN ~ IIrTUI
lill" In tie count ui Chas Nags, k.i Ius
ti'c 81 tie pca'C NJ pTr,tn No "u M >iiI
county,
Joseph haruuu
Y, ~, Smiih, rtAl
NutlIU n hereby gwen that an uuuu has
bTen issued uui III tile aforementioned count t
trCONef az aiubt the said defendants the sum ui
twenty sik and 5u. 100 dollars lilu,lpal and
srvtn dollars, costs, together " iil any costs
said defendants that their go,Ais, consisting al
l ice boI, ] ice chest. counters and 'han
Viii he said Ia satisfy . Judgment olaainrd ~
lSvb; Said sale Ia lie held an the Goth day al
January, A. u. lsnd, a the CITY of AlbuqurT
que, On the c,IneT ~ Railroad avenue and Sec
and street. IN said city, FRANK k,iSsI
Constable precinct No, -,
Albuquerque, y NJ, Dee, a7th, isVb
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

How MANI suicides. think you. reader
haN" hrcn committed 10y l~rs"n- driven
distfaught and hunted Ia their d~nm by
the demon ~ chronic III health; count
less. For instance. W. know, de- W. not,
that hyEchondrinSls l. u nIunomania u
art ~ minor mainesS prIiurd 10y
chronic Dyspepsia; Again, Insomnia. ar
slrrplr,siie--, often result uf the sane
calIS,, eliminates In n arrangement ~
the reasoning faculties. II II. therefore,
az nlonrntous consequence Ia prevent
the arrival ~ disease nj it, chronic phase,
when II dali, and nightly scourgrs the
sufferer Ia n dangerously uncertain goal.
NJ medicine known tu science. ~ a
means 81 arrrsting the mala.iirs Ia which
II II adapted. exists equal IA llo~teitnr'S
stomach bitters. Among these com.
plants ARE chronic indigestion and In
-nnniA, kidney aud rheumatic ailments
constipation and liver trouble. Appetite
l. improved by the BitcrS. the blnh fer.
tilted. and bUiily substance AMI 'ig"r
increased 10y II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

ana II Was WIN regret mat he answered.
''''''n %"
"tLLrr
Prof Richards and his co.workars are
at last IN possession III the new 4chnl
building, ami although they still alur
under Disadvantages owing IT, tho uniin,
ishrpi condition 81 the upper fluor. they
rejoice In the fact III lSrS~r~-ion and l"k
forward I" an early completion III the
upper n'Nr r"hr f"phls hIe no" Wcu'
p,'I'' ,n''r "',R seven w .he n.i.uinR'
a''h wv" '"""''" P"P''S "' "'""''''''
- ,,..,. u, ~
WN, a. a. Si,hhihs WIN cnhuu'' ser
wee I" r"'' "''g"'S hrA' Huhua!'
lh" congregational church In Gallup
,'J"'r's W MI accession ~ '". nr" mem
'"Is' t'' "Ra'lha,nn u, n''S'iaii hh'
nav" ~Nr', WIN WIN, Na n,'h,t"IS'
ann Hu'""s T'h"' WIN ''gh'! three
'h'"''"IS'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

~ ~0n after the death of his h'othrt'
William. RALPH 4, oldham is nnw mrrft
~ his father. Samuel Oldham, who died
IN MaysNill". Ny, II pneumonia, nj N:S
u'clrk this morning, the sal tidingS hay.
ing been received hy wire. The deceased
wa- ~ years ~ aye AMI II survived lay
two other sunS h"sidcS Ralph, who has
gone a. attend the funpral.-lAS Vegas
optic. Mr. Oldham has many friends In
this city who Will regret IA read IT his
| mlaLnTtmne.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

Solomon lIiho and brother. ol Cubrro,
have established u branch horse here and
expect eventually Ia make this head
quarters. substantial adobe built
elise Ia th" track gives them abundant
roolh and makes shipping easy.
MarnOn liro-. ARE KEEP, hnsy grinding
the wheat brought IN FROM the surround.
lng country.
Col. Marmon WAS IN Gallup surveying
~nnr mining property,
NJ, kifsh. for many Years connected
with the Tailrnah. II now conducting n
boarding house aud n general teaniing
business. NE IL ready a. supply travel,
ers with board, iaiging AMI transporta
ton. NAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

Dr, Shields, an eminent physician of
rrnness,-, ayS: II regard Ayers SaTsa.
parilla H. the he~t hlui medicine On
earth, and ! know ~ many wonderful
cures effected 10y It's use." Physicians all
over the land have made similar state
mrnt-.
Parks Tea IL great blHd purifier And
cleanser. 4 pleasant herb drink which
moves the bowrls without pain, gripping
~ discomfort. Sold by Dr. !. u. Burgess
n son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-13
THE WIFE WINS.
Judge Cox Grants Mrs. Franz n Di
vOrce and AlimOny.

Judge Cox Grants Mrs. Franz n Di-
vOrce and AlfmOny.
Judge Cox today disposed of the long
pending divorce case Of Charles F. l.
Franz against Marietta A. Franz, by dis
missing Mr.. Francs petition and granting
Mrs. Franz divorce on her cross bill. The
court also awarded her the care and Gus
tody of their minor children, Grace and
Stuart, charging their father with tneil
maintenance. The judge ordered Mr.. Franz
who is said to be employed in the gov
eminent printing office, to pay Mrs. Fran;
SO month, the costs Of the suit, and s.;
counsel fees.
Mr.. Franz filed his petition for divorc,
September p, 1894, stating that they wer,
married ct the Episcopal Orphan Asylum
Petersburg, Va, April "A, 1867. Mrs
Francs maiden name being Walden. The.
lived together until June ~, 1883, when, h,
charged, Mrs. Franz willfully deserted anC
abandoned i'm. Mrs. Franz filed eros
bill September %, 1894, denying that sh,
had deserted and abandoned her husband
On the contrary, she said, she was forced
to leave him because of his cruelty anS
abuse, which, she ALLEGED, commenced short
ly after their marriage, and was contin
ued until she left him, June 10, 1883.
Her charges were in turn denied by Mr.
Franz, who retorted by charging his wifi,
with being an immoral woman, and will
having an undue thirst for beer. Thos,
charges she denied, and a great mass Of
testimony was taken in the case with III,
result above stated. Mrs. Franz complain
ed, too. that while her husband is the own
er Of several parcels of real estate and re
ceives good salary, she was forced t,
support herself and children. She ais
stated that she would have returned to he
husband had she been sufficiently urgeC
by him to SO do explaining that while the,
lived apart he often VISITED her, invitini
her to accompany him to places of amuse
ment. which invitations she several time
accepted. The parties have several grown
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-13
A Serious Assault.

About o'clock yesterday there was
serious assault committed in a vacant
house, No. 119 Kentucky avenue. the VIC
tim being painter named William Taylor
Three men committed the assault, using
banister rods on his head. The injured
man was left for dead by his assailants,
but he managed to crawl from the house
to the rear steps, and there his groans were
heard by man who lives in the neighbor-
hood. Word was sent to the police, and
when the patrol wagon arrived Taylor was
unconscious He was taken to Providence
Hospital, where he soon showed signs of
Improvement This morning the patient
was much better. although the cuts on his
head are very painful. 1t is thought that
the injured man knows who assaulted him,
and will have them arrested when he is
able to appear in court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-13
THE ALPHABET OF HEALTH

A void drafts and chills,
8 eware of catching colds,
c oughs, grip and pneumonia.
D o not take any risks,
e ven if you are quite well,
r or danger is always near.
G rip is in the air,
n idden diseases hover about and
Influenza threatens us
j ust at this season.
K moving this should lead us to
L ook after our health, and
M Get these trying conditions.
N ature must be assisted,
o ur systems need regulating and
p ure, rich blood must flow
q uickly through our veins.
r crowned physicians saytlat pure
8 timulant is the best thing
T o take for promoting health;
u hitting, also, in praising the
v irtues of Duffy's pure malt whisky,
Which is incidentally pure, and
Y cellent in effect.
x Dung and old experience renewed
z est and benefit after using it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-13

and use hat old and well-tried remedy, Mira
Winslow's Sootning Syrup for children teething:
pain, cures wind collie and Is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. % cent? bottle. sel0-1y
The most eficacious stimulant to excite the ap-
petite are DR.. Segert's ALgostur6 Bitters. Beware
Of counterfeits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-13
An Old Pistol.

There was a badly frightened man in the
Smithsonian Institution yesterday after.
noon, when Miss Frances Porter of Sd street,
LIE Droit Park, called there and drew a re-
volver. She seemed to imagine she had
been shot at through a window by some I'M
known person. and this person she thought
she would find in the public building men,
toned. When she drew the old broken
pistol she threatened to shoot, and a watch
man placed her under arrest. The woman,
who, it is said, has been i'm the asylum,
was detained at the police station until heI
father called for her later in the day.