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The San Francisco call., 1896-12-25

Whatever one may believe or disbeiieve
as to the sacredness or divine origin of the
Christian Bible, no one who considers its
style of literary composition thoughtfully
will demur from the verdict of its une-
oualed merit that has already been passed
upon it by many masters of Western liter
ature. And OF all the Christian Scriptures
there is none that surpasses in dramatic
element or in classic simplicity and dig
nifty OF style that part of the New Testa-
ment wherein is related the tale of the
Christ.
The story itself-laying aside for the
time the question of Its miracles and mar
vels-is one of keenest human interest.
Imagine, if we can, that the story of the
Christ were to be published to the world
to-day for the first time, say in the form
OF pretty holiday romance. Then ii
might be viewed and criticized, and, re-
viewed merely as a literary produ ction.
Would it not at once be pronounced the
work of master in fiction? Would it not
be read and reread by old and young
purely for its merit as fascinating work
of literary art-always supposing, OF
course, that the narrative were presented
in the same pleasing garb of dramatic
form and classic style as we find it re-
corded in the Bible by the four evangel-
lists.
Consider the story itself What de-
IightfuI touches of realism and idealism
are mingled in the simple narrative of the
carpenters son who came to be crucified
for his greatness and goodness. From
first to last it is forceful romance, full OF
treachery and human strength and great
ness. 1t lacks nothing IN local coloring,
though only a bare word, or at most some
simple interpolating phrase here and
there throughout the long drama, is en-
,pIoyed to portray it. In plot, incident
and action there is nothing to be desired.
In no other story is there so lovable q
hero. The treachery of Judas is not
excelIed in fiction. The chief charac-
ters in the drama are portrayed with care
fuI. painstaking fidelity, though one does
not realize this fact until he has studied
thoughtfullv the entire narrative. And
herein is the greatest of art-the kind OF
art that conceals its own art. And the
story reads along as though its writing
had been but pleasing pastime to those
who gave the world its written story OF
the life of Christ.
Consider the directness, strength and
simplicity of Its art in literary compost
ton. Take the narrative written by one
OF the four chief biographers OF Jesus.
The merit of all their work is equal,
though each book has its own character
istic features. OF them all Luke is said to
have been the most learned, and his work
is considerably more exhaustive he was
a Gentle, born at Antioch, and was tor a
long time the friend and companion OF
Paul. He does not claim to have been a
witness of the things that he wrote, but Is
said to have derived his knowledge
directly from those who were witnesses
There is no labored introduction TO the
book of Luke and no attempt is MADE al
fine writing. In four terse sentences at
the beginning of his book Luke tells why
he was moved to write. Succeeding this
brief preface, in the next six lines the
author introduces to his readers the TWO
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-25

a piece of paper inclosed, recommending
themselves to ''Great St. Nicholas of Her
Chamber" and the next day they were
called together to witness the saints at
tention, who never failed 20 fill the silken
stockings with sweetmeats and other trihes
of that kind with which they made gen.
eral feast. These are some of the principal
legends associated with the memory of
Saint Nicholas, so dear to the childish
heart under the popular name of Santa
Claus,
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-25

memory and that children hunting the
first wild flowers on the hill will come up
on the dead brands of The bonfire they
coasted by and exchange reminisce ces O f
'the fun we had last Christmas when it
showed" A white Christmas near glorious
Shasta is fraught with pleasures galore.
OLIVE HEYDEN.
Yreka, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-25

earth. Tomorrow we will rise to find the
trees trimmed as we never can trim
our Christmas tree, and the whole world
will be white. We shall not be buried.
We do not go to extremes. A foot of good
solid snow is plenty for sleighing and
coasting, and it passes off without floods.
The children will clasp the soft. dry
beauty with happy red hands. and will
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-25
Meditations of a Wall Flower.

Is it wicked to sympathize with man
who does not make good husband?
What makes your mother cross when
you say you believe in giving men great
deal OF liberty?
When the wife of the man you used to
like has sprained her ankle why do you
ask them to dinner?
When you meet your brother driving
with a person why doesn't he see your
Why is ne deferential afterward?
What makes you believe stupid man
must be worse than he seems? What
makes you think bright man can't be so
bad as he seems?-New York Press.
The money deposited in the corner
stone of new church at London, Ont,
excited the cupidity of some mean thieves
and they stole it.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31
SweifeL

S~erbfiestass. : Die 8ldtter fallen,
limb i'm @olblaub p%eriintt Der SUB.
Spd i'm 9lauen peripeben, psrbalen
S0r' i'd Der WanberpOgel 9rub.
@olo'ne Sriibe ppu Duff unb S9ims
mer,
Jabl erlDi9snb gu triibsm 9rau.
SGbes Soffen = oas INNER. thinner
SdludssnO itirbt in Der Sbrdnen
Sbau.
Stsrbetase. = Stdub iintt 81 Staube,
limb fein 9libsn = fem Werben mebr
mint!
Gage. no mir Soffnung unb @lau.
be -
@9! = mo ielbit bic 2iebe Deriintt.
trduernbe Sdeibetaee,
$40 Der Sob rings bas 2eben tiBt,
$50 i'd umionIt : umionit mir faae:
9ab unI're 2iebe unfterbIi9 lift.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31
Sabesnernbe.

BpripGrts flntbet Der Strom Der 3eit!
S!i6tig enisieiten bic Wosen benz
Bid.
&aum eri9ienen, tpie rpeit fdon. fpie
melt
2ieaen bic ld9enben llfer supiid!
MD9ten mir gerne gu trauli6er Eaf
Semmen bss S9iffleins befliiselten
2auf,
Don Der mG9tisen StrDmung erfabt,
SGlt infer Wiini9en iein Slieben
ni9t auf.
Sdeibenbes Sabr. bu sleideit benz
Strdnb,
Der fi9 in bdmnternbe Serne perlor,
@ber i'm Often taii9t neues 2ano
Mus ben leu9teuben Slutben empor.
Oman nod liegt es nebelumbiiat:
Wadt es bic Srdume bes !9erSens
uns fpabr2
Soffenb betretsn mir fein 9eftlb,
Gel uns gesriibet. bu neues Sabr!
Sreunblide 8iIber umgauteln ben
Sim,
@lodentDne, ie tlingen 10 rein,
Jl0ben uns Ibnung BON fiibem 9ez
pinn,
Soffnung fiinftieen Slides elm.
&ei6eeiegnetss Meni9enber5,
Sas, nie oft aud fein Soften trpg,
SIMMER nod aus pereangenemS hmers
Reuen Slides @erbeibune Jog!
Geues Sabr, BIZ tdui6eit uns niht!
0enn mir piNen: es bipgt bein S4oob
Oiiitere Sage unb Sage bon Gidt;
Sreube nit 2eib lit bes Sterbliden
Qops.
9leiben aud Stiirme uns nimmer ers
fpart,
Soffnunssfreubis in Slid pie in
Yotb,
9iirfen mir rufen: SrDbli4e Sabrt!
2entt bod bas Steuer Der efpige
@ptt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31

@isTe, bic tobenbe. i9reienbs. iobIsnbe
Menge b~intenbrein.
Webtlagenb fpIgte nit einem Saus
fen @eiber bic sin35pfise Rdberin.
Sirt errei9te snoli9 bas dubere
Sbor Der Suufenburg. ben maseren
3opf Der 4lten nod INNER in Der 5u@
Idmmengefranten Sanb.
Sartl, i9on tief in Der aus9egrdbes
men @rube Itebenb. b0rte bon ferne oas
Soben unb S9reien Der Wienge. Sa
ouf einmal ppIterte unb tpnerte cine
feud9enbe @eitalt beran, eri6ien eirten
@ugenblid auf Der SObe bes a%ufgeipors
fenen @rbbaufens unb ruti9te bdnn
nit einem euten Sbeil besfelben topfz
iiber in bic 9rube, neben ben entiebt
suriidpei9enben Sartl. Sbne elm
Wort gu dubern. 70 feft unb esnau
bielten ii6 8eibe an bic S9ubsrGbers
initruction, mad pelder ia ME BET elmer
lol6en @rbeit Elm Wort geipro9en
perben bari, belt Sirt benz Sartl ben
erbeuteten 3opf bin.
aber su fpdt. S9on tobten bic
@erfolser unb umrinsten, nun ielbit
bD9li9it pertpunbert. bic 9rube nit
ben bsiben 8urf6en.
SeIbfperftGnbli6 fpurbe nun Der
sau iebr balb aufsetldrt. Gin uns
bdnbiaes @eld9ter erfiinte bic Burg
RUNE, fpel6es ii9 nod mebrte, als bic
IdeItenbe RGberin NIT einem 3opf unb
einem Saartpurselitumpf auf benz
S9auplabe eri4ien.
Sartl nabm ben 3opf unb bielt ibn
nabe benz 2i9te Der 2aterne.
DOS fimmt," iaste er trodsn.
vSirt, Dos itimmt. Mit ben 3Opt.ll
moan |, lupfn miar in Sdas nit auf."
,aannft's nit pif'n," f6rie nun Der
als Dibposel betannte S4uiter 5rana
baspiI6en. .Mer tpoab, OBJ er nit
ben 36pfl nit bic HatbersGent ais
SaaB b~eran5iagt."
Sie alte Gent ma6te Oh bes uner|
tpurteten 8pridlases Elm 10 fibes. per>
i0bnli6es @siidt unb naberts iid Der
@rube, in pel9sr bic beiben nod inl>
mer ftanben, bab Der arme Sirt in ieis
ner Serssnsansit pie elm Wtelel em'
portGetterte unb nit einem md9ttgen
Sat na9 bintsn in Der Sunfslbett
peridpanb. 2autss 9elddter Der
QnipeIenben folgte, benin aud bic gtaDs
term rannte nit lautem @eidrei htnfer
Der. .Mein 3opf sibif mtar. Dn 9aa
bsrlump, bu Ginbre9er, bu Hduber'
mein 3opf gibft 9er!"
aansiam unb bebd4tts ittsg nun =
Der Sartl aus Der 9rube, idlu9 ltH
nit ieinem quite bic @rbipuren BON ben
9letbern unb faete: Sou a Seutelss
oroberei in benz sefrprsnsn 8oo'n uno
aIs fir bic &ab, Sn Sirt dbsr. benz
oebt's f6le9t. Soft itdrt'n, paB n
Bic Ser nit bsrpii4t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31

Sbiir binaus. R5slein bdrrnts
fid ab in filler 8ammep, lfnb er lpolte
In bic Delt Sieben, um9elb unb Hubm
gu finben.
0od mics bait sine! Baum mar
er aug beuGtabt, ba padte nS4msra
unb @erspeiflune, fem beraliebes Wta'
bel ie sl errin9en unb nun bate e.
nur mebr einen Dunf6: lieber 9leth
ALL ftsrben, als Dor Sebniu9t gu perges
len unb feinsm 2ieb 5sitlebens ferns gu
iein.
.Oen Sob lam t9 Dir fdon sebsn,
armer 8uri9," ba9te fid bas alte
cSabr unb epbob feline 9Gnoe, nm ibHl
ben epiaen S9laf gu perleiben.
9a eing Elm <nsen unb Saul.n
burd ben Dalb, iibsrmiitbig i9iittsls
ten bic 3peise ibre peibs 2ait auf ben
8oben, unb elm Iidter, ii~berirbiiter
@6immer brad bur4 bas Sunfel. f,
Gri6redenb fliiiterte bergllte: ~Uist>
ne Madt 1T aus!" unb peri9panb
hinter ben Stdmmen.
@eblenbet itanb ben 8urid Dor benz
9fana, Der fi9 nm i'm ersob, uRb IN
ben Sbren brauite es ibm tpie BON fers
men Melobieen unb pIalmeien. Dor
Inn Itunb in bimmlii6er 8ertldrung
Elm berrli6 f9Dner &nabe. Der ibm
freunbli9 Suld9elte: 49,.
.,Sann Oi6 benn nur berSOb 9liids
lid maden9 Iusen auf, metn Sunse,
frob unb itpls in bic Wslt sei9aut, =
iebt beginnt meine 9ernidaft, unb
sSunazR0slein foqit Ou freien!"
Damn brad er aus benz Dtaoem,
bas feline solbensn 2odsn frDnte, einen
beaen gbelftein unb reidte ibn benz
Burden. ,9a bait Du ben S9liiRel
aum Ser3 bes @uderers, er 1T mebr
fpertb als Der foftbarite Demant, unb
R0s6ens @aters @usen tperben leu9s
ten, fpenn en- i'm fiebt!"
Damn perlor fi9 Der S4immer, nur
Der Oemant blibte in Der Sanb bes
Burden pie fonnenaolbnes 6euer.
Tun auriid Su ~SunszROsden!
Die er aus benz Walbe frat, fab er
in peiter 5erne bas junse Sabr Dor
ben Mauern ben Stabt, bic Shore
fpraneen BON ielber duf unb bic
@loden flanssn bon ben Sbiirmen unb
f~eierten ieinen ginSug.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31
Hur Der eotb koan Sdlwnns
laGen.
(Rindener geridtsIcene.)

Gin befanntes Spri9pprt Iast:
Sen e9!er 8erliner bat etpis @eIb"
tppgegen Der Miin9ener Iagt: Rur tpa
Srauristeit ipiir'n laFen. Dies be-
ber5tgt i~nsbefonbere Der MaIer Mis
dael t.. elm luitiser Wann BON pisr>
unbpier5ig Sabren, Der INNER nod
babel 1T mo es cine Seb sibt, obpobl
er Sas S4Onite bereits seieben bat
unb fein 2eben lang nit Gorge, Orr
belt unb ipibrigsm 9ei6id ii9 abmiis
ben mubte. Denn bic 9elb= pber ira
genfrage gu unseitiim an i'm berans
fommt, 10 bat berielbe elm P~rGierpatip
in einem bumorponen Spri9pprte
unb bies beibt:: nTur Der Gotb foam
S6fpunS lafen!"
Der Mi9l, elm g~emiitbpoler blonber
SunsseieIe, Dem beitGnbig Elm Iarboz
nifhes Gd4cln UNI ben Wunb f6pebt,
lit Der llrtDpus zines Miin6eners, Der
Sraurigteit taum bonn SOrenidgen
fennt unb Der bem@runbiaBs bulbist:
2eben unb 2ebenlaIcn. Serielbe purs
be ipesen 9eleibisuns unb 9ausfries
bensbru9 angeaeigt unb bate besbalb
por benz Ri9ter gu eri9einen. Strens
&c meinte Der Ri9ter: 0ir MAIDEN
tsins Spdbe! Iisrtsn sic Ti9 bas!
Mus Sbren Mienen eriebe i'd. oaB sic
bonn @rnIt Der Sadie ni9t gerdbe
bur9brunsen iinb! Was polen Sic
auf bic antlage erfpioern9
4ngetl.: Sebgen g Serr Stabtridz
ter! sic slauben "a f9p' pieber, bab
/ loan GrnIt bab uno besipe9'n piro
BEL mir aus iebem Spub a Grnft.
SGaugen g / bin Der g~riisbigIte &dz
msrab 70 nett ais b Star lauft, aber
psd bab /, mo / binglars. SIN Spiel'n
ba sabt / iiberaG. Bel Die Mabln ba
timmt's mia bis gu bic Ssirdtbspapier,
meinettpes'n a 4lte unb ba is' tpd
9f9mpo9 babel; 9 9elb is' aaeipeil
bas Denigfte, b. Sreunb' foio lala; b
Nrbet bic bleibt mer anoanig unb bic
Mnbern boIen g @elb az fpiebsr a1pa>
mig; b 8eripanbi9aft = @rueb@ott!
reben mer BON mas anberen!
Ri9ter: 9smna9 iinb Sic elm linz
eliidstinb unb id fpunoere midi nur,
pie Sie buSu tommen. Sbren Sauss
BERN gu beleioigen!
9lnsstl.: Saia! an Sausbsrrn
moans9 Ssrr Stabtridter bam's fho'
an Sausberrn s'iebgn. Der net beleis
bist mar. fpenn's am Griten toan3inf
beiananb s'babt bam9 s. mo- net unb
bel benz ba erit redt net. D Sppotbez
fenz uno We9felbant, meinetpee'n bic
beutfde Reid baut lpenns foam pfens
Mig @elb mebr auf an Stoanabaufa
gibt, ipenn bic fdmmtli9en @'ri1ts=
poG3isber bon Miintd an Starrfrompf
frieg'n Dor lautere Dapperl aufpapz
pen. fpenn Saner nit Der iiebenunbs
oreibisiten Sppotbet unb sipoa Mart
fufSse g gauge Saus eintbuat = gu
bic armsn Snpobner fimmt er unb
min babsn bic ionen cabin. ba bGrf
f. mir febl'n. Der Gins eebt BORN Gis
fen unb muir Der is a ebrli9er Meni9,
Der AM @riten auf N Puntt bipfelt.
ssSeb'n fpenn sic dber anberer Meis
nung fan uub beutu: @fen unb Srins
Ia bGlt 2eib unb Gsben S'famma unb
bann erit fimmt Der llnteritonb2
Wenn Sic bereits brei 3etteln BAN:
SIM gtamsn Ssiuer Muieftdt. foIens
an @anern g'pobnt'n Sausberrn mir
mebrer sablen! g 9elb bolt am Grs
fen q gang anberer Semunb! Der
s'ip6bnli9e Sausbsrr bat islm Re
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31
8ebentIi6er

8ebentIi9er SGeib.
Uiutter (ftol5): A.. limb OF Der pspi
fletBig beim 8iolinfpielen iit! sSebt
bat er isit einem baiben Sabr' Stlnb'
unb = bic brittle 9eiae 1T fdpn bin!"
= Ginepeite Iusft6t. =
auf benz Mdfertburm in Samburq
Idgte gu benz WG9tsr Elm 8efu6er:
rMan bat bod bon bier aus cine siemz
lid peite 4usfi6t? = 9eipib! aiebt
Der gnserebete our 9lnttport. : Man
fam tpobl aud bon bier aus gurbas
fen feben2 fr6st Der 8eIu6er.
.Ratiirli9 nod bel peiter! erpibert
Der Wdrter. = 90, bas TIT aber bod
faum bentbar! - Ra, pafen sic
man nal duf fpenn bic @oIfen iif
per5ieben, bann t6nnsn sic iosar bic
Come ieben!
= Aba! o.: Der arst bat mir
perboten, porIGufig gbampaaner All
%t.inten. g.: Dabrfdsinlid, bis Ou
Define Rsdnuns besablt Daft!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31

limb aus Der Sdente Sum rotben
Sabn" i9panfte Der Wddter beraus
unb blies in fein Corn, 10 gut er es
nod fpnnte. Ser f9pers Dein mar
ibm in ben aopf geitiesen. unb bic
2anbstnedti4uar ipblte unb f9rie gu
ben beiieren S0nen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31

@eIbtbepuBt. 2isutes
nant: Was buben bsnn snGbigesSrGus
lein fir elm Invertebrates Bud? SrGu.
lein: 9ds 1T mein Sasebu9! 2iers
tenant: Deb = bann leien gndbises
ssrGulein nal ettpas Don mir ppri
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-31
prpfHNeuiahr!

PrpTFI euiabri
e@tDfnsst bic f@laier anS fsudtet bic
&eblen,
limb uls Su9ffpru4 laHet uns piblen:
uSsiter i'm Slid unb feft in @efabr!"
prpfit Reuiabr!
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

K. r. Hall, NJ. :. Otcro, !. r., Saint and
VI, T., Stamm left this morning IN the
south bound passenger train for Relen,
from which place they will take teams
and driv" over Ia the l.adrone mining
country,
james McCorriston, one oi the princi'
pal OWNERS ~ the Lucky Jim" mine,
from which excellent reports are received
WAS AT the deIsd this morning aud t"k
the south hound twin Tor la Joya. lie
will he mc, nj this station by n team, ar
ter which h. will drive overland 10 his
mine
IN" whole party expect :" h" absent
alnli u week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

highly, he put forth every effort pr'aibls
70 nnd u OF have II returned b, the thiet'
lh the event that II had been stolen \
few days ago package came from the
City"f Mexico which contained M" long
Lost treasure. A Mexican hal tti~' Ia
sell u To Jesus Garcia, WIN t"k II from
Inn and returned II To- IT, lawful owner
IN" name. which was engraved "n the
charm was almost obltctat'd Las W..
gas nntir.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
he appointment, II Mr.. Hissipson will

the appointment u Mr.. Higginson will
interfere with e. j. Devlin. who has been
manager oi the cuai properties Of the en-.
tire Atchison system since 1852. IL y
question.
lakra do-e ut DcWiti's Little Eafly
lIl4rf- Just iof the gSri they will de- you.
These little pills are gprl for indigo
ton, g.sI fot indigestion, guh inf liver
complaint. guS Tor constipation. They
are gusi. IillSbury n Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
SNlIH Mt(u t.
A Harry Marriage to Take plate In a
Short lime.


IN u trw dal- cards will l." printed an
nuuuriug IA" happN union II Louis
smith, "f rlttshurg. Pa. aud Miss Mamie
Met ne, 81 this city, the pleasant and pop.
ulnr daughter 81 Iol, aud Mrs. NJ, +, Me.
ca" This happy affair viii occur ut the
Church ~ the immaculate conception.
on thursday evening, April -, nj :
u'ciuck
\firt the ceremony congratulations
viii hr ~ "rh"r Rud then Mr., and Mrs.
smith viii take the east hnnnh train Tor
their future HON" at rtt-hutg,
Nh smith has many friends IN this
cIty. one ~ whom presents III" following
notice aud asks that Imt rlTiLE> give IL
space
The music having public viii, ~
duult. regret losing one IL IL most pop
ular singers. Mr Louis smith, who has
sung IN this citN for the past sixteen
months he viii leave Albuquerque Tor
his old hulnr, ritt-hurg. Pa. taking with
him the lr-t wishes Tor future success ~
his many friends Mr.. smith will appear
WIN "" isi'Ai is'''i
At Las Vegas. anh On hi+ return will be-
heard for the last time IA this city IN his
SurrrS-tll creation ~ the character 0f
'hrnrral knirkrfhrkrr.' All those who
have seen Mr., smith III this character
will admit that he has shown himself Ia
hr one II the best amateurs that has ever
appeared IN hi, city
Nratl MI women have yo,l hair.
lhuugh many aTr gray, aud few are bald.
Halls Hair Remover restores the natural
color, aud thlrken- the growth 1T the
hair.
The New Mexican NJ Yesterday says,
Rev. r. I. hnurtl the able pastor u 81
John, parish Albuquerque, arrived last
night. he comes Ia uiciate al the wed.
ding IT Miss Sadie VI, johnson, late al
Ramona .chml. and Mr. JriI. Gurle, ni
the niird States Indian scbool, which
happy event takes place al : 0'clock this
evening ut thu latter ~chuNl,
The SILVER ity sentinel says: "lion. J.
l. \nrhrla and Miss Antonio IRE, ina
will h. united IN marriage At the tatho.
lie church IN this city, by Father NORM,
next Monday morning, the 18th Inst"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

this city, got into difiiculty with an
other cattle raiser the other night, and
~nmc one stated that the guilty one
would not le arrested ami fined. In or.
der Ia r,tu,c thu charge. rnE CITIZEN
here states that the aforesaid cattle rai..
~ VII taken hrtof"Justicr Crawford and
hnrd go aud gusts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

-,,hcu, Il she would lose the brig u,
nerves. the fiiinsss 81 her cheeks d,
Xy, ~ Health brings all these
hut h,, lth means NOR, than most h
,binh uI Real health must uitsa
woman ~ tvally a woman. That
strong aud perfect In q sexual wsy, b
az IN every othtt That che " capssI
performing p,rf,ctiy the duties Of n
hy. t'pnn hct strength IN this way ds,N
20 a iargs extent her genstal hssiu
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

Mrs. Fred Ilellwcg aud daughter, Miss
bora llrllwcg. who were called Ia Il.
Inus few weeks ago in answer Ia u
telegram announcing the dangerous III.
ness Of the mother of Mrs llcllwrg, ale
expected home saturday morning Mrs.
llellweg writes that her mother is got.
ting along nicely, and Is now considered
ont ~ danger.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
VICTORY ron THE A. 4
Arbitrator give the Road the I'd
ages Asked for.


ages Asked for.
The lobe. Democrat " W@ine-ii,
THE arbltrators Ia the matter u d
lantic X Pacific traffic divisions
dent Milton u. smith, " the loul
X Nashville; Traffic Manager Wash'
~ the Kansas city. Fort Scot, \
phis. aud Vic. President Finley,
southern railroad. have reached
clusion. aud the report will hr q
the federal courts AT \lhulurruue. 4
aud IN this city. The santa Re Il
Frisco ARE, ~ course, largely runt
IN the hniing. AMI the arhitrsu
substance. rule In favor ~ the n
taken IN behalf ~ the Atlantic X
on account 1T it, physical iisadyal
IN operation ani the extra co-t o,
ing freight over the line. The "
y Pacific percentages are allow,- 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

President r., T. Elpl,, has issued u cir
cular announcing N" apI"'lntmrni at {
VI lNggin-"u ~ assistant a. the presl
dent. with immediate supervision ~ III,
coal ptuI~rtlr- AMI cont intrr"-t- II IA,
company Mi lllgglu-on'- appointment
will take effect Nprll ~, Whether oT moi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
The board OF county commissioners I'D.

The board Of county commissioners I'D
journed on Monday afternoon 70 hold q
special meeting on April Is. The com
miaSloners approved q number OF bills,
aud acted upon several petitions, aud ap-
propriated t75 To cut down small steep
hill ou the road between the city and
Coyot" canyon. The board appointed
llllario Sanches justice II the peace Of
Cah"zon, vice Jose Mestas, resigned; 8
Nnlih WA appointed constable Of the
Hand precinct; Esteyan Raca and Anto-
Mo Garcia were named road supervisors
fnr Pen aRlAnca.