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Jules Verne.

Except when be brings out one of his
marvellous books. we hear little of NJ.
Jules Verne, but the tact is that he is lead
Ing very quiet life at Amiens. Although
6S years of age, and wearing the appear
ance of a retired general, he is full of
energy and as hard working as OF wore.
He is now busy in the executi n of his
plan for publishing series Of stories bear
ing on different countries. Before begin
ming a particular work M. jules Verne
reads up number of geographical. his
torical and otGer books treating of that
part of the world, and as he goss on the
plot grad lally terminates in his mind.
He is, indeed, an active and laborious
toiler. He rises regularly at O'Clock in
the morning and writes steadily until
noon. He retires to rest at 9. excapt on
two evenings in the week, when he accom-
panies his wife to the Grand Theater. din.
Ing before at restaurant opposite the
building. This is his great treat. and he
is fond OF remarking that on these occa-
sions he and his wife enjoy themselves
inst as II they were young couple on
their honeymoon. AS a matter of fact. NJ.
and Nine. jules Verne have not been nes-
Paris for tIe last eight years. and find
that their life at Amiens suits them per
fectly.-London Telegraph.
The averare height of females is stated
10 x tnn -
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Suicide ofn Rnnksr.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Dec. 3L-A special to
the Scripps-McRae Press Association from
Montgomery, Ala, says that George B.
Wilkins, vice-president of the National
Bank of Selma, Ala, which failed for half
a million dollars yesterday, committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
head in lhet etEpiscopal church at Selma a.
o'clock this morning. He was cashier
of the bank and had been treasurer of the
church for thirty years. He was one OF
the best-known men in the State.
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PURGED OF CONTEMPT.
Hoto LasUYer Gradv Escaped Payment
Of a 500 Fine.

HOto Lasoger Gradv Escaped Payment
of a 500 Fine.
FRESNO, CAL, Dec. 31.-W. D. Grady,
the famous attorney who formerly prac-
ticed here, but removed to San Francisco
last summer. arrived in town this morn
ing.
Deputy Sheriff Timmlns was imme-
diately after him with an execution for a
$50 fine. imposed upon the attorney bv
Judge Carter last April for using violent
language toward the court. As soon as
the Sheriff told the attorney that he would
have TO pay or go TO Jail, Grady went be-
fore Judge Church and moved to have the
execution recalled. He apologized for
what he had done and the court granted
his motion after an appeal from the attor-
ney. Judge Church has, since the cleo
ton. succeeded Judge Carter, who was
serving an unexpired term.
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BURGLARS ENTER a BANK.

They Scatter Currency Orer the Floor
During the Raid.
ALMA, No., Dec. 31.-This morning
the Bank of Alma was entered by burglars,
who broke down the front door, drilled
the vault door and blew it off, tearing out
the counters and the glass front. They
then drilled the cash chest in the vault,
blowing the entire door off, and secured
$500. After scattering the notes and
papers ali over the vault door, they left on
the floor about $500 in currency and a
sack of silver containing about 500.
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ExcITBME4r on The BoURsE
Dissolution Of the Produce Exchange as
n Protest.


Protest.
BERLIN, GERMANY, Dec. 31.-The
Bourse here was greatly excited by the
voluntary dissolution of the Produce Ex-
change as protest against the new law
forbidding dealing in futures, which goes
into effect tomorrow.
A meeting was held to-day by the mem
bers of the various bourses to consider the
question of dissolving the exchanges and
conducting business without any formal
external organization.
The meeting was held at the Stock Ex-
change, and upon motion an adjournment
was taken and the members proceeded to
the Produce Exchange and expressed
their sympathy with the grain-dealers.
The latter have directed their committee
to take proper steps to insure the pros
pective development of the grain market.
kilograms were received from Vienna,
Hamb burg, Stettin and Buda-Pesth, con-
graduating the exchange upon its action.
Several other exchanges in different parts
of Germany dissolved to-day.
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rWo DEATHS FnoM MoRPHINR
Welt knosca Young Mem Who PROBABLY
Con. .nai:ted Suicide.

Welt knosUa Young Mem Who Probably
Committed Suicide.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 3l.-To- night
about 6 o'clock the dead bodies of Charles
A. Weyrich, aged "a, and Charles D. Car
penter, aged 29. were found in room 639 at
the Planters Hotel. Death had resulted
from morphine. The young men went to
the room Wednesday night. They were
very close friends, and both were well
known and highly connected. No reason
able cause is known for self-destruction,
and it may have been accidental. Wey-
rich eloped with Miss Grace Peterson, a
society belle, about year ago. His father
is general manager for the Howe Sewing
Machine Company, and the young man
was bookkeeper for his father.
Carpenter was draughtsman and re-
sided at 421S Morgan street, and Weyrich
lived at 500 Bell avenue.
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PRISON coNrR4 or LABOR.
hetc Forh; C0nrfcts Viii no Longer Conn
p.te With Free Horkmen.

Netc York C0nrfcts VIII no Longer Conn
pste With Free Horknsen.
NEW YORK, N. Y. Dec. 31.-The
prisoners in the penal institutions of the
State will tomorrow cease work Oh man
ufactures which comes in competition
with outside labor. The new provision,
which goes into effect to- m orrow, provides
they shall be EN- ployed in making articl es
needed by the public institutions of the
State and its political divisions.
The prisoners will be kept employed
whether they produce anything or not,
until the new plan IS fully established.
The use of machinery will be done away
with as much as possible. Two hundred
men will be Employed on hand looms as
in the old days in the manufacture OF
blankets, cloth for clothing, sheets and
pillow cases and other necessaries Quite
a mum Der will be employed all the time
breaking stone which will be used by
cities and towns in road improvement.
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HEAVY DAMAGES AW4RDED.
Rer. Mr.. Craren Msst Pay Dearly for
Threnteninn 1frs. Ra.nMn

Rer. 1r. Craren Must Pay Dearly for
Threatening Mrs. Braua
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dec. 31.--Mrs. Emma
Braun was allowed $45, 600 damages by a
jury in Judge Lain's court yesterday in a
suit which she instituted against Rev.
Thomas Craven, member of the Metho-
dist church and a wealthy resident of
Evasion, Ill.
He has been a missionary for mum Der
of years. and it is said has accumulated
large possessions in India, where he goes
each year on his Christian work. Mrs.
Evanston houses. She alleges that he
entered her home and frightened her with
threats and that the shock resulted in
serious injury to her. Out of this grew
the suit for damages.
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Fierce Fire at Worcester.

WORCESTER, MASS, Dec. 31.-The
most disastrous fire of the year in this
city with one exception broke out at 5
o'clock this morning in the Crompton
block on Mechanic street. A general alarm
called every piece of fire apparatus to the
scene. The 6remen had one of the hardest
fights they have had in years. The Cromp-
ton block is hve-story brick structure,
occupied by a large mum Der of tenants,
who suffered serious damage. The loss is
estimated at upward of 100000 and is
largely covered by insurance. The origin
of the fire is q MYSTERY
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s,.tciae or nn Er-senator.

LINCOLN, NEBR.. Dec. 31.-Ex-State
Senator Henry C. Zehrung, at the head OF
the Standard Glass and Paint Company
and one of the most prominent and popu-
lar men in Lincoln, committed suicide by
hanging himself in the loft OF his barn
some time during the night, where he
was found by his son early this morning.
He was 50 years old, high in the ranks OF
Masonry and was reputed TO be wealthy,
of serene temperament and apparently
without business cares
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SANTA FNEz SHOOTING.
Result of an attempt to Jump a Mintm
Claim.

Result of an attempt to Jump MinImg
Claim.
SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Dec. 3L-A
telephone message received here to-day
from Santa Ynez brings the report that
Frank knight was shot by William Step,
a rancher, "a years old. Step claims that
Knight jumped, or tried to jump, his
claim. man named Fillmore, with
whom knight was living, it is said, is also
mixed up in the fray.
Bad blood has existed between them for
some time, since the trio were IN trouble
over the stealing of some hogs from an
other rancher named What, over a year
ago. Con siderable amusement was created
IN the court at the time over the expert
testimony of the black and white hairs OF
the dead porkers. Knights wounds are
not believed to be fatal and so far no ar
rests have been made
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ONE FIREMAn Killed.

AnG Three Others Injured by the Break
ing of a Ladder.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. 31-One
fireman was killed and three were injured
by the breaKing of ladder at fire early
this morning. The fire was in the four
story building, 8 Strawberry street. The
flames spread rapidly. A thirty foot lad
der was placed against the building and
six firemen started to ascend. Ii broke
ana the men were thrown violently to the
ground, Dever was picked up uncon-
scious and bleeding. He was taken to the
Pennsylvania Hospital, where he died
few minutes afterward. The IRE was go t
under control The damage will not ex-
ceed $1,000
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rrensnru D.bt Statemsnt.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 31-The
treasury debt statement. which will be is
sued Saturday, will show that the deficit
for the first six months of the present year
is, in round figures, $37, 100000. For De-
cember the round mum bers are: Receipts
$25 500, 900 and expenditures $25, 200 COO,
making an eyces OF receipts over expendi-
lures of $500 000 On account of the
heavy interest charges and unusual ex-
penditures incident 10 January the excess
of expenditures over receipts for January,
1897, is estimated a S15,000,00e.
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In Al.saea German Plot.

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA, Dec. 31.-
The Cape Times to-day published the de-
tails of an alleged plot on the part of the
German residents of the Transvaal to
wreck the train on which Cecil Rhodes
recently travelled to the coast on his way
to England. The scene of the alleged at
tempt is located 300 miles north of Cape
Town. The story is not confirmed.
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Dsutll OF General OIassen.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Dec. 31.-General
Peter Classen died at his residence in
Brooklyn on Tuesday, from Bright's dis
ease. He was born in Anaheim, Holland,
in 1881 After the war, in which he
served with distinction, he embarked in
the brokerage business and was very sue
cessful. He became a director in the
Sixth National Bank. In 1890 the bank
failed. He was indicted in 1891 for sign
ing false statements with regard to the
banks condition and misappropriating
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The Inauguratfom Parade.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. 31.-Gen-
eral Horace Porter. grand marshal of the
Inauguration parade, to-day announced
>the following appointments: A. Noel
Brakeman, chief OF staff; Colonel II. c.
Corbin, U. S. A., acknowledgement; Cap
tain John A. Johnson, Q. S. A., chief of
aids; General Granville Nj. Dodge, chief
marshal OF the rirst grand division, to be
composed of military organizations; B. H.
Warner, chief marshal of the second
grand division, to be composed OF civic
organizations.
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Kro,uer conr,eted Of Forocry

LOS ANGELES. CAL, Dec. 31-W. E.
Kramer, weIl-dressed young man, was
found guilty of forgery to-day. He forged
the name of local commission-house to
a check for S22 65 on the Farmers and
Merchants Bank and caused ]. W. French
to cash the check. Kramer and a COM
panion, J. Harris, left the city, but
were arrested at Fresno by Detective
Auble. Kramer claimed to have secured
the check from man named H. kearney,
with whom he had travelled from Truckee
10 Los Angeles
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The Monterey at Santa Barbara.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Dec. 31.-The
coast defense vessel Monterey arrived
here at $3.50 P. NJ. to-day. She came glid-
ing slowly but gracefully down the chan
mel and anchored about q mile from shore.
Some of the boys were allowed to come
ashore and are now enjoying Santa Bar
bara's delightful climate.
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Apnrored bu the Po,rers.

LONDON, ENG, Dec. 31.-The Chroni-
cle's Rome correspondent telegraphs that
1t is rumored that the powers generally
will give adherence to the arbitration
protocol between the United States and
England. Italy, it is added, will be the
first nation TO signify its approval.
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With Arms for Insuroents.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Dec. 31.-At the
Cuban junta it was said to-day that the
Dauntless and Com modore would prob
ably leave Jacksonville about Saturday
with arms anc ammunition for the insur.
gents. The statement telegraphed from
aWashington that both will take out clear.
meas in the regular way is confirm ed
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Mtssourt Miners I,nportea.

LEADVILLE, CoLo., Dec 31.-A. strong
military guard escorted two more car
loads OF Missouri miners to the mines,
they having come to take the strikers
places. A hostile crowd filed the streets,
but there was no violence attempted.
Thomas A. 0'Mahoney vas elected to-day
by the county board to succeed Sheriff
Newman, removed for malfeasance. 1t is
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-01
R,e.tr.y for L,,,,,be, Dealer,.

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec, Dec. 31.-Judge
Freeman to-day appointed Charles L.
BOYD receiver for Schultz Bros. lumber
dealers al S4 Van Buren, street. William
Schultz, partner, fled the bill, alleging
insolvency and partnership disagreement.
He placed the liabilities largely in excess
of the assets, which are estimated at
SIS 600
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STOC KHOLM, SWEDEN, Dec. 31.-It is
learned that the will of Alfred Nobel, the
Swedish engineer and chemist. who died
at San Reno. Italy, on December 8, de-
votes the bulk of his fortune to an inter-
national fund for the advancement OF
science, the interest upon which is to be
applied to the furnishing of prizes for
competition open to the world.
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Gern, Of felIoar Eere,.,

LONDON, Eng, Dec. 31-The Standard
will tomorrow publish dispatch
from Rome saying that Gioarcelli has dis
covered the germ of yellow fever and
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R,erera 6,,ort.a wo,..a.a

KEY WEST, FLA, Dec. 3L-It is re-
ported here that General RUIZ Rievera,
who succeeded Maceo, was badly wounded
in an engagement. The rumor lacks con-
frmation, however, from reliable sources.
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10, Angeles lE,nbesxter PAINTED.

LOS ANGELES CAL, Dec. 31.-Sheriff
Burr has wired the authorities of Port
land, Oregon, to look out for w. Everett,
the abseonding City Justices clerk. A
complaint charging Everett with en-
hezZlement was sworn to-day.
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Foundered IN the Channel.

LONDON, Eng. Dec. 3L-The French
asting steamer Deux Freres, from Fe-
camp for Calais, has foundered in the
English Channel. Her crew of fifteen
men ere drowned.
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L,a6tlttie. Aooreoat. n M,,ttou.

GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. 3L-To-night
Fellman & Grumbach, large retail dry
goods dealers, flied deed of trust for the
benefit of their creditors. Preferences are
given 10 the amount OF $193 1856. The
liabilities are said to aggregate $1,000, 900.
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the funds. He was found guilty and sem
fenced to six years in State prison. In
August, 1893, he was pardoned by Presi-
dent Cleveland.
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believed the new Sheriff will demand the
withdrawal of troops, as it is suspected he
is in Sympathy with the striking miners.
He is Populist.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take lsyatiye Bromo Quinine Tablets. Alfdrug-
gists refund the money ii il tails to cure. 25c
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-01

The great remedio-treat-
ment, which the famous
doctors of the great Hud-
son Medical Institute at
the corner of Ellis, Stock.
ton and Market streets
have discovered, is a GER
tain, safe and a perma-
nent cure for all your
ills. Don't be ashamed
to see your fellow-man
and your friends of the
4 weaker sex. " Hudyan
a makes strong, virile men.
n It makes no difference
how weak, weary or worn
you may be, it will put
B you on your feet again
b and make you
'trong as a Lion!
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DIR. Prices Clever Dog.
DR.. Prices dog gratified the monthly
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Weak as a Mouse!

Is that the truth about
you-especially early in
the morning and after q
little excitement ? II it
is, what makes you play
the fool when you might
act the man ? Let the
blood have a chance to
60 bounding through your
veins once more and
you'll find that full Joy
will come again. Write
and get free circulars all
about
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The AVERAGE height of females is stated
to be 5 feet 81 inches. ''~N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
NIhuourruuc I"dgr No. ~

George T. krr-r, ~ Trinidad, the dep
uiN supreme president and organizer II
the fratrtnal Order Of Amrrira, assisted
IN organizing \lhulu"rlu" lhgr NJ, ~
II the order. III tins city thursday even
ing, The lodge elected the following OH.
GERS.
Edward u, Stan+ell. fratrtnal master
J. \. skinner, justice, +, {, Henderson,
protector, James 4, Wells, truth. Louis +.
kuhnS, mcrcI; viii &. Muntf"rt sectr-
tary and treasurer; William u, Francis,
guide; otto Young, guard; William ulm.
strd aud r. ;, Cummings, stewards; lIr,
A. l.. Mahatlry, medical adviser
Mr. Reese has gone a. SmorTo. where
he will utganilra l~igr there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
GALLUP GlhANlNGS.
"On lht tfaCk," Arcr Res, Ccm.S TO
the FRONT milling.

"O1 tbs ifaCk," Ancr a keS', Ccm.S TO
the Front smiling.
hallup March IS Mis-. \. T. Refs Is
still ~ lrun~,hhum, Nj, T. uagr III
Missouri
M,sJ Nlau Johu-ou Is expecting u
VISIT ,t.,u e. old 'rrud. u laiy from the
,.,. II route Tot IrAt., who viii stop
a., % uN...,
par-.u g.unr .r,u lu,l" -Ick. but are
hcu,f al lr"rul
VT las hAriIuR aui tumil! are con.
umpia,luy tup tu California -oun
lhIr infant ~uu Waa buried ttum the
Mrihudi.t church last SUNDAY, Rev
sutherland preaching the funeral ser.
mon
IA t. I'D, uld child 1T VIM Farlr,
ain w,lr Il"i last ~aturia, u cuuNul
Slul,. dnd wa- lurlrd un SUNDAY. The
funeral discourse Will hr delivered At the
Congregational church 10y Elder bailey
un III" 2ulh
hr \ IA, m"n arr here ani are ir
INttlhE "il"~ ct lectures "li""lt ihut-.
LA, u lrtuuu "tot ladies onl, HAD
N"i"ul VI llNN III ~ N'tli 'l'Il'-' hr lhiHhl
nave .''u 'h'"uSh 'h'-" lh'Ilg- 'ha'
P"'''' "'" wv"
Iu.luu. 90 VI tuIl were Ioi-nnrd
~ .NN. .uI .'iii"h I"t supper nl
... A' '',"1., ana hnl '"f th"
~ u t..' 'u"iE' 'r measures adopted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

The bower Post thus -cdndall2r~ the
ladies "t Chloride, sierra county, III the
following lines.
Chloride girls annuunc" n mp -o.Ial -
" that means what W. thnk II does and
the Chloride gltl~ ate anything NEAR ny
to IA" New Mexico standard al glrllsh
beauty. the Stag" Ilnr running up lu that
mountain camp Will have tu put uIi n
string III extra freight wagons Ia meet
the rush when ia" party l. about Ia hr
uullri of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

some one on the corporation ~
IT, issue "i sunday morning, urN Y
rect mistake that had alf"ad, lF's
I"cird hN me rul/fN, Aad l"fr
WAY II wa- done.
Mt hlcum. the Colorado mlulhI
pert vito TrI1rtrh mnst iaN"fllN
IA" He'll rauyun district. un
night lur lhuNrT he l. not 4
night lur Denver, lie Is not q %
man, n, the "rNclu-lNr" sheet frb
MS complexion tua hroWnish hur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

can't, arr uut announcing H." mar
asrui Nj l-tnrlla VI iitrh amt M
lrr- kom,ru. the r"trmunN /" take
p,.r AT ~" Catholic church, N"rurrn,
n.N MuudN evening ~" hrlir l. ia"
Dt'.nl amt claiming daughter Of lion.
ntnu Iu>" hara. Of that lu town. AMI ia"
.l.uu {, uu."f the wealthy amt tu''uru
tai rllyru- lalrucm county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
Iur ,',rr Iluy Years,

- u,u ANu NElI.I Kltp kkMEln,
Mt Nlu,luN'- ~stthlug syrup hA- hr"n
l-,si lur over tlit war 10y millions ut
mp,hrr. lur their chlirrn Nhlr t.rthing
With Irl,st success, Il -,ollu's the child.
-rltru- the guns. allan. all pain, cures
WIui collie and l. the best remedy Tor
uafthun T. pleasant Ia the taste, sid
l., Arugpl.ls M every part uf the world.
IWruN uNr rrut- a lntllr, It, value II
lLralruanlr. H., SURE and ask Tor Mr.,
Nlu,loN p Suihlng syrup, ami take no
other klni,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

Persons who are sui Jrct tn attacks ~
bilious collie viii hr PLEASED H. know that
prompt frllri mul hr had hN taking
rhanhrtlaln'- Iullc, Cholera and nlar
thora Remedy, aud II taken ~ -lnn ~
the first Indication uI the disease appears
II will prevent the attack. For sale 10y
!. II. URrIllrN n Go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

Vt $50 u'clrk this aflprnuon "
frlght rrrriN,l II Telegram lI'S
hruthrr, Harry Mcrrrlght. ui -
Nlllr ~, conveying the SAL ~
grucr Of the dralh ut their RE
AMI ANufltr aunt, Ml-- Irrrlia u
-l-t,r uf their mother, which urruf'
NhrlhNN,llr AT 3 o'cl"ck this 'iiS'
Mis- lallor wa- ahoul =
ol age, AMI daughter ~ -
lam la,lut, ul "batll. "i ~
ranor' fame. she was ALL
relative "t nrn, Zachary la, lrf Ahi
known throughout the blue sraS
ties Of krnlnck! ~ u most ses-
no6le.heaTtrd woman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

Nvrupn- To- thr uumrr"u- r"Nh"il"e "i
late. At l.,- vegas, the u,tlr sAl- "lh"
,puuu quite general IA tins rIN thai
tom las hn, hrrn rl'N mhrshal hong
rum,sh al-p, that luiG" lnur'- nth"r
lu,lr- I",urr i"" murh um" amt ait"u
iunu hWhN lium a." rIN NlniurN slap
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
IhrN Nill Il" ~

\ A, Grant munupoll"S are irtri.
mrnt Ia \Ihupurtlur and atr hinirTlng
ani Trtarilng the growth uf that city.
II the counting city election the pauplr IT
Nhulurtlu" should elect city officials
that viii tax" action tn til the town II
',tant~ municipalities aud cnmpel "a" own
~ to conduct them with more regard Ia
ircrncS aud TAR charges. The voters IT
albuquerque have this matter Ia their
own hands, They can throtile this mou.
oI"li~tlc monster with their Vote, neat
ritN election. II thrl know their own IN.
l"r,'-t- best, thrI Wilde thu, New MrN.
lrau.
10 l. uo lwltrf NAT lf.uhh-umr
rheumatism l. sim getting IA it, work -"
Wa the rrmark Iuf ,Irl/tN representa-
tive receive thls morning when iulult.
ing als,ut & l. Anirr-nn'- health. Mr.
Auder-nn Was formerly III uu,lur+- here
on Railroad and ,'old avenues, hut H..
allment has tVrcri him Ia retire from ac-
tive business,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
mnclIrn. Ammo. s.Isr.

The R,'St SalNr IN the world Tor cuts
bruises. -otrs. ulcers, salt rhrun, fever
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