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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

III Illinois expect Mckinney will come
up t. tuk county with u plurality III
excess ui n1lh Votes. hey base th,Ir
ridIul' upon Ia" t".lIn- 81 a poll, Alinu>t
r.uiI lri. MuIrh shows al HNrIhgr gaIn
Nrf the vote ul ISL ut thirt, i've g. the
prrc,urt l,r Mcklnir,. ihl- wouli give
mm plurality ot Nt.Hr, Chairman
Hatch claims every on" III the rrpuh.
llcan nullilurr- Tor cuiIgIr~s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

II you desire luxurious growth ~
healthy hair of a natural color, natures
browning ornament ~ bath sexes, use
only Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
ENTIIi >It>M Nr >N>IA ~
III" Capital cay Republican. IInId'
M.,iints

III" Capital cay Republican. Iinld'
Meeting
Sir,Al Ia | Nr C|'.Jru
santa FL. oct. is. r"u.,n- sri
was held at Ia" court hou-" LAST ~
over 'ln. all the court hlil~" would
couple nf hundred on the uu'-li-,
present. Delegate rairon'- rr.r'p,lra'
very enthusiastic. IT, AMI ,,.u, Han
made In" -p'rch"~, ia" r"pur,irAn'
gaining ground daily, IL" Nth'
and llnha:t cluh has over 5' mrn'
and II growing constantly.
">ea. haN" Nh nhJ"ct lr--"u ntl'
~ my trip t. NrNlrn. wh'rN II w
type, would not hr very pleas mi raj
Ia thr silyrritr-." said li"r"lNrf +.
Smith. ~ the ttlantlr ~ lAiAr. ~
depot last SATURDAY Night WEN ~
party returned from thrir Nl-Ii ioN7
Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
Calling "n McKInIry,

Canton, Oct. IA special train NJ
coaches arrived this morning bearing
miners, mechanics aud ether citizens u
L~high valley Ia, The inclemen,
weather CONTINUES and the visitors were
taken Ia IA" tabernacle, where Mckinley
received their greeting, They applaud
~ the address 10 the echo The visitors
were introduced b, x-CongressmaD
Cha-. T. Bruum
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

Col, ], n. Breed, prominent stock
raiser of Ninslow. where he IL also en-
gagged IN the mercantile business. came
In last night from the west, TO remain
during the week. c. d. Hianey. II. d.
Van Allen. y. X. Moore and Fred. Durlin
are also here from Ninslow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
Maggie, oiGoid.

N. X. Williams called at the office this
with = nugget Of solid gold
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

r'"st'N.iug >ui.i"t"riN ~ to- ni'iri'i~
ut t,Ii"'ni.
Hon. NrEll Is hl"ld. mentioned Irr-"il-
aiN ~ lnl ,IlIIiN IT N'~t"rll, ~ hhNr
iuE u'ig'nrd from u legal visit b. 'all.
iuIulh, Nh- .'ru ~ III, u'u'r lll- van
ir., nui, regarding the NnutlrA Fac tie
EASE. -HiI.
3" i' foreclosure, rdsrS ~ ,dlliurull are
progressing ~atl-firtorllN. Ia" clfruit
court Tor Ia" northern district "i tali.
trrulh ulddr the same utl"r- which were
n. t,," lk III" Circuit court 81 IL" southern
n .t'lri - California Inruth ag", Roth
Ca-'~ Wrrr referred iu ~. y Marion, who
viii TAN" T. ~ilm"nN h"Ir nj tihGIu"tlu"
uu ,'" Nh, AMI lmmr lIht"k thereafter
II i Presumed - deere" will h',rt"frd ~
both districts IT iHll ."rria.'
Az Mt--Nut.
NhIr Mr. F"ld wa, XIV lug ont Tor pub.
licdtlnu the ahuNr nrw~. u telegram Wa
Received hi HIM cuuNrtlug ia" following
-ud m"--ag" from ll~ brother, dated nj
l.uui-Nllir, NJ: "puctnr~ haN" gwen uII
uluthrI, he had another Strokr.' Mrs,
thA-. " hIrld. muthrT 1T Nr Field, hli
n very -rNrrr anl dangerous strnk" II
PARALYSIS ~ hprI last The ladN wa- n
visitor e. NlhulurrI'r about tuuI or tive
N,At- aga.
Later Mr.. Flrll leaves Tor l.ouis>ilr,
~. Tonight, having received n late trl".
gram that his mother wa- -till cun~riuu~
hut could not speak Rnd would liz" Ia SEQ
him"
"for several months. Wa troubled
with u persistent hhmnr on my head
which CAV" me- cun-li"rnhlr annoyance,
until II occurred L. me H. Try Myers
Hair igor. BEFORE using one bottle, the
hunrr WAS healed" l. I. Adams. ,irnrr.
al merchant. luhrNilir, Va
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

Misa COgswrll, -lrnugTapher AT the
Office of Jndg" Nt"rrI, ha- returned from
her sad mission a. New York. where she
y aid the las; rites 10 her mother, wh04e
death occurred u few weeks ago,
Dr, llardrich. f"rm"rI! II this city. and
once upon time In the employ ot the
Atlantic n Pacific ~ surgeon at the
Needles. died IN brooklyn, \. L.. on Oct
. from consumption.
Rev. Bovard, superintendent Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. met AT the
depot last night Rev, \, Hoffman and fam.
ny, who were on their way To Las Vegas
from ri Paso.
Norris Cochran aud sister. Miss Juliet
Cochran, are In the city from Las Vegas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
RAILWAY KiA'ING ROOMS.
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stem. u" 'Ald u" II"ISil 'hht H."
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lir f. I,nI- ,u. Farl-. ~ recent
date .uu,aIu.n, the lllu.yluy item. rrlA
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Ihr tru.,w.. uf the Reliant. di,,rlr,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
INN ASNINEIlN Any

The Young Peoples society ~ Christian
tuti"S,ur
Last evening Ia" Young Peoples Socir
y Of Christian Endea,or Of the First
congregational church celebrated their
tenth anniversary by appropriate rNer.
cisrS
The church was very tastefully drcorat
ri IN blu" aud tan, the territorial chris.
tihn kniraNor culorS. and cardinal red
the society color.
one II the charter members Of the -ocie
~, gave the history Tor the past ten years,
which was very well rendered.
The society WAS organized uct. rs, ISL.
with ten charter members. hut did not in
crease much Till the fall Of 1887. when
there WAS decided increase " member
ship. owing Ia the floating population
~ thiI city II has been difficult 10 keep
the membership roll very large. The
largest number ~ members enrolled at
ANY one time was IN 1891. when there
The society now numbers 81 active and
= associate members.
Helen snyder aud Marguerite Burlin.
gam" rrcltrd selections very appropriate
Ia the occasion.
\ PHEASANT feature 81 IN" evening was
letters W congratulatlon from +. r..
Nht,rm"rr, first prrsiirn, Of the sosi"ty,
aud Rev, \. Il. trlsiy. III" former pastor
"t the church.
The territorial Christian Enhrayor
president. Fred, Matthr1, gave prophecy
II the society. which waS very deep and
spiritual
The history ~ the society showed that
the ulrmhrr1 have been doing IA splendid
work In the past asIi-ti"g the church.
hut during u" summer norths activities
had ceased, AMI the pastor, Rev. i. II.
! \llcn. urged all the members to take u
urw hold ~ the work, and push along
with renewed Vlgor and strength. keep
! INK up the pace ia" societ! has -rt IN
years gone hy.
lite Naiu" H"'"gnis"d by Ply sicians.
~ n rule, ann Opposed Ia proprietary
medicines sun ! value gOoi one, -.
p'claily when such II the source Of relief
from pain. ~ u topical EXTERNAL ap-
pllralinn have found chamberlain Pain
BALM IL. hesl relneiy have ever usSi
for neuralgia Of any kind, | have con
scientifically recommended IL a. many
persons William Horne. VI. h.. JAMES
willie, Wis. Sold by ". \. Maxwell Drug
| Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

aud funny lWking ut the ante. " The
santa fr crowd ~ ,tli'r h"ldrr- And ot.
Nru srrl,t ~ the rt-r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
NEBRASKA l. ,AIE.

Chairman pu~t. uf the republican state
committee IN Nebraska. VIII make no r-.
tlmAl", but declares he has not the
slightest doubt whatever that Mckinley
viii carry the state, Others CLOSELY con.
nrct"d with the state commute" ga,"
figures, backed up, they asserted, hy oil.
clAl AMI unofficial figures that placed the
majority Tor Mckinley al lN.un, this Il
higher than newspaper estimates
The poll ~ North Dakota gives Mrkin.
ley plurality Of 3,JD, aud The majority
II lhr candidates for state offices about
$500.
~ near ~ can be- learned without OIL
cial figures, the republican Ioll IT south
Dakota shows majority ~ lu,un Ia ~
un. which IL practically duublr that So.
cured nj the last election
Wisconsin will give majority ~ any.
where from ,D.WO "a l~.Gn Tor Mckin.
ley. This II conservative figure, based
IN "A careful canvass ~ the state made hy
the republican state central committees,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

In Indiana, the republican, state com.
mite" las begun IT, thirty day poll uf
III" state. Ia" ski! day poll III Indian.
apuli- aud Marion county ,howrd Il re-
publican gain of more than ten votes 10
the precinct compared with 1884, when
the state went republican 10y l1in. In
the larger citlrS Oi the state Evansville,
Fort Wayne, rrrrr llaulr aud laia,rlt"
Co., the gains were almost ~ large.
The republican state central committee
II Iowa puts the majority ior Mcklnlry
abuN" Juib
The republicans have completed poll
m kentucky, wh;ch puts the state III The
republican column b, 3ow majority.
Ia Michigan, Ia" managers III mayor
flnglrr'- gIHtnaturlal canvass talk cuu.
id"uliy Of large majority. They say
their H,iNlc are all IL the effect that
llngI"" Will run ahead I'll The republican
ticket. and they ARE estimating his plu.
rhlil, al luiA abo'r that fur Mckinley
or rlu~r a. Juun The state committee
expects twice llafri>olI'~ last majority uf
25~u.
Chairman BNhy of the Minnesota r..
publican state committee. saS-. ~" feel
sure 81 six IL the seven representatives
and expect a. elect all seven. Mex lul"y
and Ii"har, Will carry III" state b! not
less than 3j.s'."
IN Missouri, Chairman Fillcy II the
republican state culnnlttrr rrill-r- h.
give ont figures, hut l. confident MckIn,
ley viii carry IN" state.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-11
The Power Of Guns.

One might be accused of romancine
were he to assert that gun Is Of sew.
eral million horse power, and yet
nothing il more exact, as we shall de-
monstrate. The Italian one.hundred
ton gun (model Of 1870, with $50
pound charge Of powder, throws o
projectile, weighing 2O20 pounds at an
initial velocity Of 1915 feet per second
It communicates to II, therefore, a live
power OF kinetic force Of o., 507 900 foo,
pounds. The thrust exerted by the
gases due to the ignition Of the powder
lasts less than hundredth Of second.
The result Is that during the active pc
riod of the work Of the powder ID
greater than eighty-seven million foot
pounds per hundredths of second
say, $500, 100000 foot pounds per sec
Ond. This represents a power OF
twelve million kilowatts, or seventeen
million horse power. There is, unfor
tunately, another side to this picture
Although large guns are extraordinary
lily powerful, their active life Is essen.
TALLY ephemeral, since, after hun
dred shots, they are generally out OF
service. They have then worked &c
lively one second. The same calcula.
ton applied to modern guns that throw
22OO-pOund projectiles, and commu'
nicate thereto an initial velocity Of 1910
feet u second, demonstrates further
that such guns, during less than hun
dredth OF second each time, develop
a formidable power Of 13,05O, 600, OOC
foot pounds per second. say "a,
600, 900 horse power.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-11
CLEARING OUT A sLUM.
Tho Admirable Method thnt Has Feet
Followed In London.


First, London kept a watchful eye
over the people she unhoused. Only
enough of the old buildings were ut
first demolished to permit the new work
to he intelligcntly begun. Those re.
naming were repaired until they were
In habltable condition. ana retained as
long as possible, SO that only small
proportion of the old tenants should
I've forced out ut once, the Idea being to
get some of the new buildings ready
for occupancy before all the old ones
were torn down. In addition TO that,
care was taken to see that such of the
residents Of the old district as were
forced to remove found desirable and
sanitary dwelling places.
A complete list Of all the vacant
rooms within half a mile Of the con.
demned territory was prepared and
kept on view mt the Councils Office on
the ground: and moreover. with every
notice to quit was issued a statement
that the Council would withhold from
tenants their compensation for the cost
OF moving until the proper official had
visited their proposed new home and
was satisfied that they were going to
premises which were healthful ana IN
every way suitable for their Occupan.
cy. Thus, while It was OF course i'm.
possible to improve the condemned area
with great rapldity, yet within a few
months from the time operations began
the Council knew TINT every person
who had hitherto been subject to the
evil influences of the Stun had found
comparatively good surroundings
Century.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-11
The Pig Family In Court.

Hon. G. b. Moore, ex-Attorney Gen.
eral Of Arkansas, vouches for the truth
Of the following incident, which took
place while he was present In the court
room at the Crawford County Circuit
Court last November A man named
Driver was prosecuted for stealing
hogs from man named Pig. A wit.
ness named Shoat testified that the ac'
cused remarked, that Is, changed the
marks on the hogs, and then mort
gagged them 10 man named Ham.
This combination or names Induced
a member OF the bar to hand up to
Justice Evans, who was presiding, a
slip OF paper on which he had writer
something like this: "Thls Is a remark
able case; here Is hog driver accused
of stealing pigs hogs. He ought Il
meat this allegation without difficulty
since pig says his hogs were simply
mortgaged to a ham, and this can Onl!
be proved by shoat. This Is not lar
ceny; 1t is nothing but Bacon's abridge
ment,"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-11
Not the Same,

A terse ana clever charac terizati lon
was that by which Beranger, the poet.
summed up Victor HugO's relation to
the great republican spirit Of France.
Hugo, although It IL said that he was
not republican Mt the very begin.
ming of his career, became most en-.
thusiastlc and outspoken one. He rep.
resented the pictorial, dramatic side
of popular feeling and became 80 pic.
turesque n figure In French politics
that he could not have failed to serve
as n popular idol.
Beranger. who was n republican OF
the simplest type, Notwithstanding hia
share In establishing Louis Philippe oi
the throne. defined the poets attitude
IN one line.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-11
One day. says the Contemporary Re.


view, shortly after the revolution
which overtopplcd the throne, nm nc.
qunintaucc Of Beranger met him com.
ing out of the lnls-BOurbon. II shall
feel obliged" said the poet, eff you will
see me home, for do not feel mt all
well. Those violent scenes inside are
there are not to my taste. am not at
all WELL" lie continued, with n wistful
smile: II have been accused of having
held the plank over which Louis Phil
ippc went to the Tullcrlcs. wish
could be the bridge across the Channel
on which he would return. Certain.
~ I would have liked n republic, hut
not such rs we IRE having In there"
lie pointed to the home Of the Con.
stituent Assembly. "YOu ought to be
pleased" said his friend. "victOr Hu-
go Is In the same regiment with YOU"
"victOr Hugo Is not In the regiment"
was the quiet reply. "He Is In the
band"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-11
The Pillow Habit.

The Queen Of servia, while indulg-
ing In all Of the Injuries due to her
rank, eschews a soft bed and the
tempting down pillow. She sleeps on
a narrow divan with hard and un.
yielding mattress, and without the yes.
tlge OF head rest; the CONSCIENCE Ia
that her figure Ii perfect, and the car
rage of her head stately and natural.
tn royal family Of Servla had never
bsen permitted as children to indulge
. the pillow habit; consequently the
ahssncs Of u y no deprivation 70 ths
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-11

Mr.. BOodles-"YOu began life as a
bare.fOOted boy, I understand?" New
Clerk-"Yes, sir; was born without
shOes."-New York Herald.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-04-11
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Chicago Newspaper Union will be held ut tho
Office OF the COMPANY. No. 90 South Jefferson
street, Chicago. H., ut $3.50 p. M, on the l4th
board Of directors for the ensuing year.
GEO. A. STRONG, Secretary.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-11
Personal NOTES.

Mrs. A. G. Reynolds is quite sick,
Joe Watson has gone to Saiina to at
tend school.
School opened Monday with an en-
rOllment of l55.
@. 3. Swarts shipped a carload of fat
hogs to Denver Tuesday.
Big political rally at Edison to-mor-
row Saturday evening. Be there.
There are letters a the postofice for
7. q. Brandy and Mrs. T. F. Scott.
Rev. Albert Watkins will hold Epis-
copal services at Memorial hall Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Jones returned
from a Denver visit Wednesday night.
Monday was Labor day, and with
The REPUBLIC force it was an every day
occurrence.
Travelingmen Taylor, Shafer, Hop
kins, Butler and Devine were in Good
land this week,
BroOkes ITione has returned from an
extended trip trip over the western
mining regions.
M. E. Sharp has advertised his in
tention Of quitting business here. See
his ad on second page.
A week from to -dayl Friday, Septem-
Der 49, IS the date of the silver rally at
Goodland. Come out.
The foreclosure is getting in its work
everywhere, crops or no crops, if the
papers are to be believed.
Mrs. James Bainbridge returned Sat
UrdaT from Denver where she had been
attending the Eistedfodd.
Tuesday and Wednesday nights rain
fell in a drizzly, dolefHlly and exceed
ingly suggestive Of winter manner.
Mr.. Stedman and wife, of Manchester
Ia, are visiting a few days with his
brOtheFin-law, Postmaster Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. z. Donly are the pa
rents of d little new woman which ar
rived at their home last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. William Walker, jF, and Miss
ILaurene, returned Tuesday night from
/ a weeks visit TO Denver and Colorado
/ Springs.
Mrs. DeArmond, sister Of Mrs. 3. G
Thrall, who has been visiting here sew
eFal weeks, returned to her home il
! Iowa Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millisack, the parents
Of c. NJ Millisaek, returned to theil
home in Ottumwa, Ia, Tuesday after :
several weeks visit here.