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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
9lus Der 0nuptitaOt Oe5 Sent=
i1cn Nel0es.
6ro6faotluft. = pas o0uftioe" StrIiu. -
Die 2ltmofpb6rc ocs 6euuTes. - Der
6iftberg.-Giue Chez rda00ic. - Die
Sacilleu mo ole lend %eufeiteu SeeIeu.
RerIfn nen 20 iEehrnnr-

9ie GrpBitabtluftl = MsI6er She
infer noate i6re 3uiammenieBung 10
a~naIpitren, baB mir gang FLAIR barber
piiroen, mas benin eigentlid Getb uno
Seele bier einat6men, peIaes bunte 8ez
mild BON unii6tbaren unO unDdgbaren
Ginflii1en auf unIer Sein uno Weien
einpirtt. Sn DEFENDERS gutem 8eruA
Ite6t lie ni9t, Die GrOB5taptluft. SD
oente ieBt nt6t etrpo an bic 8erliner 4tz
moip6Gre in rein p6piii4em Slime, bic
man 10 re6t einOringli4 nempfinDet"
tpenn mar 3. 9. our Sommers5eit aus
einem Seez8abeort ooer aus elmer alptz
men SommerfriIde gu ben btimtihen
8enaten 3uriidtebrt uno frtld pom
8a6n6oT neg an elmer nbsitreuten"
0roI6fen6altefteGe poriiberge6t. 9teIe
etpa8 frGftige 8erliner Cuff meme i'd
ni9t, unb i6 ge6e iogar Iopait, 81 be-
baupten, baB oieie p6piii4e 9roBitaOtz
luft 8erlins nod lange ni6t Die I6le6z
teite lit uno gepihermaBen gar ni4t IN
I6Iehtem Geru9 ite6t. Wer lemols Die
enqeren StraBen 3. 3. elmer %Iiiottalieniz
f6en Staot gero6en bat, Der Dtro mir
3uqeben, DAB IS 7el6it i'm Sommcr in
Berlin qdr nift 10 geIuno6eitsi6Golt6
lit, Ian Die 2(tmoip6dre geieBt gu tper~
ben, o6glei4 man ni6t geraOe perlon@
aen fam, baB un5 Der MagiItrat Don
Berlin Stroller 8ergluft OOer 9ar3er
O3on per3apft.
Q6er Die 8roBItabtluft, bic t3 meme,
bieIes un6etimmte @tpa5 BON piOerz
Ipre9enben, epig pe6ielnben, in raider,
Observation-Disclosures Qufetnanoerfolge,
olei6 ben flimmernben 8ilOern zines
8i~netoitops auf un5 einItiirmenoen Sim
oriiden, DieIe IeltIame Wtii6zQtmoip9dz
re, ipel6e unIere Seele dtbmet bon SUI
oenb auf, bieie MtmoIpbGre nit ibrem
9an3en poetif4en 9uft, i5rer 5uae BON
S66n6eitsfeimen unb b0Qti4en Dim
item bes un6eils unO 8er6re6ens, nit
i6rem i6peren, betdubenoen 8enuB@
parfum, Der aus ben Dei6rau65i4alen
an Mammpns Qltdren emporiteIgt, un0
i6rem 6eiBen 9uu4 Der 4rbeit Oieie
@roBitaotluft itebt ni4t in ionOerli4
qutem 8eru6!
Wtr ba6en Dor einigen Sagen an
berIel6en STEELE auf Oas Dergniigte Ser
lin 6ingepieIe en- unO BADEN geieben, ME
bod trpB aGer Sriibial Der @elt Dem
S6eaengeflingel bes Prin3en @arncpal
9roB unb 8lein, Ret4 unO Qrm, ieoer
in Ieiner 0eiIe genau 10 geborIum uno
10 fr06li9 fOlgen ME emit bic &in0er
bon 5ameln Der berfiibrerif9en SlDte
oes Rattenfdngers. 9ieIer friI9 pe6enz
be Dinb bes 9ergniigens lit ia audi Elm
bon Der 8~rOBitaDtluft, uno Der
grin5 GarneOal fu6rt ia iein minionenz
t0pfiges 8efolge ni6t pie Der Rattenz
bic 9ameIer ainber in ben @iftz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

Rinu, pObnenb PISA : Ois be, ge9enii6er
benz 9iangzYlab Summer s."
Der 4bfuB nurbe reiBeno, benn bic
gbineIen t1nnen ie6r ielten 6run30IiI6,
'unb @ou : Sbans uno SIoizats 6o6s
8eit purbe balo barauf nit groBem
Pomp gefeiert.
8ou : Sbans Batter pOlte pG6renb
IGnoerer 3eit Ieinen So6R ni6t Dor Quz
oen Ie6en, aber zines i4Dnen Saqes
iiberraidte er i'm unb feline S6pieqerz
tr6ter, inbem er ertldrte, baB er, ou
Wou : Shan offenbar Elm 10 gar beoeuz
tenOes GeI6dftstalent Our4 ieinen
fran30FI6sn 3uIaB ge3ei9t babe, genei9t
lei, Inn unter Der 8e0tngung 3u Der3ei=
ben, baB er ieine StuDisn dufgdbe unO
lid uuf bic 0e7tiqution merle. 9ieraui
ginq Dpu Shan bereitptQig elm, uno
bic 9erI06nung 5pi4en8utcr unoSoRn
fii6rte audi cine QnnG6erung 3niiAen
ben Ru4fommen Der gazRinaS uno Der
Qao : &tongs berbei, inoem Wous
S6dns Bdter benz 8dter 81dl SITS Ods
Redt einrGumte, oas rpiszazOiS be" aug
ben @ttfetten pegfalen gu laien, 10 Dap
IS alIo 3rpsi 6a%britanten gdbe, bic beioe,
Ipnoer6ar genug, ogegeniiber Drummer
5" po6nten. 0amit bies inoeB in gez
naueTter l1ebereinitimmung nit Der
Dirfli6feit lei, bsrtoete 8ou Shan
Ieinen 9ater, ebenfaQS bic 3a6l iiber lei
ner S6ir an3ubringen, unD Die betoen
often uno i6re Ra6tpmmen tonnten odz
her nit poQer 9ere6ttgung als ugegenz
.iiber Drummer 5" pobnenO i6rei6en,
mas inoeTen ettpa5 @erpirrung berOor>
rufen mo6te, Die nod eaOur6 Oermebrt
purDe, Dab ale Die arberen guzRtnaS
jeBt nur etne 6irma beiaBen unO Dge~
9enii6sr" oOer nneben Drummer 5" pobn>
ton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Gr ntfB 8ef6eih.

Offi3iersburi4e (bemertt, oI5 er bic
8eintleioer ieines 9errn austIOpft, auT
ieOem &nie eiuen groBen SIed): n9m,
Partettpd68 = aba, mir baben pieDer
NAL a~ngebalten!"
6err gum ungeIdohenen Srsi6er) d:
g80nnen sic mir berauSgeben 2"
Sreiber : yg2stn, aber laFen sic mir
bod bic paar Mart ais 8Ori4uB fir
ben nGtiteR QnI6uB."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
.. btefe &inber.

Serr I. (3u feiner Grau) : sd fpeiB
ni6t, mas es nit metner ubr tft. Set
8nei Sagen bIeibt fie jeben QugenbIid
iteben : ta perbe ite gum 8einigeu
geben miiFen!"
Der tletne 8riB %, ba5 1T ni6t
nptbpenoig, 9apa; i'd babe ite erft
bprqeItern in Der 9abenaune tii9tig ges
paI6en!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

o80nnen Sic mir einen SAP bilben
nit Dem 0orte gGbetontratt2"
o@6e Rp6n tragt reinen 8ragen, bets
ge6en bier3ebn Gage"
8~routoater: r8lauben sic, meme
Go6ter anftdnbig erndbren gu t0nnen,
p6ne plette 7u ma6en?"
8etperber: vSG!"
8rautbuter: Damn f0nnsn Sic
mebr als i9. gebmen sic tie, uno pers
ben Sic gliidlt@!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

Rleingret6en gebt nit DIANA ur0
Dem trunten 9upa fpa3ieren. pl0Bli6
fruqt lie: y2t6er niat pobr, DIANA,
penn Papa pieOer ms 6eiddft ge5en
fam, Dann ge6en mir pieOer nit Dem
lieutenant ipa5ieren, Oa5 lit Oiel
ffDner!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

SAB i9 Dir ni9t iaon Dieoer6olF
aeIu9t, e8 lift uni4tdli6, tpenn iia eis
ne Dame ra6 etncm 9errn umOrebt?9
raber DIANA, i6 bah mid ia nuy
umqeI6aut, nm 81 ieben, oh er Ii6 una
i6dut, Inn gu ieben, oh i4 mid uu4
fhdue."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
9 eptffensfruQe.

8utfii9 (5u i6rer alien Snititut5z
freunoim: % Soft, liebe M}illp, ba5
tpirIt 9u mir aud ni6t iagen t0aneH
uno i4 m09te Is bod um's 2eben germ
piI7en: 9ieIen beriibmten eriten auB,
tpenn i6 einmal liebe - betOmms t4
ben. Ober muB i4 ibn geben?!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
8ntfif6e nnter Id.

GmmD F.: pa bait es alio rt6tig
bur6geIeBt, baB Der biibI4e junge 4r3t
gu Dir gerufen purOe - 8liidIi4e, pie
ipar's benn?"
Qiobp: yN6, bimmlii6! -- ben
guls fIblt Der = bis ans 9er3 6inun!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
-@nnn ftimmen.-

BARRIER; sd Io9s 3bnen, meme
Sp6ter bcfommt einmaI cine QuSIteuer
nit, bic Ii9 ieben laFen fam"
8unoe: 3D., ia glau6'5 i4on, baB
Sic lid etpas OroentIi6e5 3uiammens
getraBt baben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
@ufronomtf8er &uGtn6er.

Mtt Quitern unb 8uDtar
8eFaiie 0iA i'm Sanuar.
,Sm tjblen 5ebruurio
Md6' Dir nit Qa9s bus 2e6en frp6,
llnO bride Ianft i'm WonQt MGr3
8efijllte 8~alb5bruit an oein 6er3.
80mmt Orauf Der S4elm 2(pril ber6ei,
5lu9s tO4e Dir Elm Gie6iBei.
So6alo i'm Wtai bic 8noipe 1prung,
8egieb bid auf ben 6ummernfang,
uno itreift Der Sunipinb Die Saat,
Sin 8adbubn iB nit 8opfiaIat.
SIN beiBen 6unb5tag Sulius
9eiDd6rt Elm Mtatie5 Dir 8enuB,
SIN StoppeIfeloermOnb @uguit
Sci Gebbubn beine gauge Quit,
limb nsnn September riift ms 2dno
Dem 5ofen flug5 ems aufgebrannt.
limb I6reibt nun gar Ottober man,
@let8 tommen 5iri6 uub 8ebe bran
Sin S6or, Der i'm 0oDembermDno
Oas 2ebensli6t Der Sans perIhput;
Dob bes 9e3ember5 Fernpuntt iei
Sin S6peineI4la6ten friI9=fro6=freiI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

90 oberner 6eiratbsontrng 9.
6err 0pisoer6olt qei6iebsn): gWGren
8ndoiQIte Die1eiat bereit, meme n b
uiIttue 7Frdu 3u p~eroen?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
On Der 9 6mtere.

G6auIpieler: o9err 9irsttor, i6
bite nm flint Mart 9orIduB."
Director: oMeni4, Sic tpoIen bod
ni6t etpa DIRECTION ~anfangen?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

3i8ter: ySie glau6en olfo, Der Qrs
getlagte bate bic Shat in truntenem
.3uitan0e berii6t? @ie bat er ii6 Oenn
babel benpmmen?"
3euge: yg&O, 5err 8j6ter, Oas nils
lens ia felber, tpie mans ma6t, peng
man einen tiintigen RauIa bait"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
4u6 elm Saul dgef4Gft I.

6err: .9as Mdbden gefdrlt mir
ni6t, Oas td Ourd S9re 8ermittlung
6efommen babe"
6eirut6sDermittler: g9as t6ut mir
Iei6, u6er oa lam i9 nints babel
t6un, Sic iinO ia OO4 nun i6on berz
Io6t."
SEER: Sd oa9te, Sic tonnten mir
ba5 WGD6en pieIei6t gegen Elm anoez
reg umtauI6en, - i6 mill ia germ cts
mas bQrun Derlieren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
8udfif6 8ebanter.

GQa: sd fApdrme fir HOrOpolz
fa6rer /. adj, 10 Elm 8inter i'm episen
@ife muB ent3iidenD iein !"
gaula pSa, tDenn's ganiaeSgis
ipdre j.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

sat SIRE 6rau 9emablin in Dem
neuen M}oOeiOurnal ettpa5 qaiienOea
gefunben 2"
oSie liegt I8on in Obnma4t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
GrtIGrtc Q6netqunQ.

o.: n2a1en sic un5 NAL in oit7s
&neipe ge6sn, Oa iptelt cine 8jnoerta4
peQe."
g.: n9lee, i'd bante, 9inoerfon3ert
6ub' ih 81 9auie genug."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
g t {.

0as 9efte auf Grben gu isber Sell
SIT bod cine Iiebe Sbdtigteit,
llnb bic bette Der lieben SbGtigteiten
8ar bic tbdtige Qiebe gu allen 3eiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
81 ii Offen6er3ias
felt

nSie boben lid in DEN 3pei Subrsn,
mo i4 Sic niat geie6en, ie5r gum 9orz
tbeil oerdnoert, gndOt9e 5rau."
rN}einen sic pirtli6? 00er fii6s
len Sic iia Bios o'ronIaBt, mir gu
idmsideln?"
% bepa6re! So ie6r gum 9ort5siI
perdnoert haben Sic lid Oern bod
ni6t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
6umDriitii6e8.

8etm Il nre9ten getommeh
DIFFERING GdpGrmsrtIa) : Pun
pofen Sic auf, 9err URap, ME DieIer
marine Regen Der @rDe ~ppblgetban bat,
baIo pirb alles i'm I60niten 5lor aus
ibrem S4OoBe emporiteigen!"
Mab: num 8OttesniQen quGlen sic
mid ni4t LANCER, ib babe 3pei b0Ie
Weiber Drin ttegen."
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-09
DECISIONS on thh hRYpNuh
MANY Points Of the Internal Revenue
lax Are Explained In Full.

lax arc Explained IN full.
The commissioner OF internal revenue
has decided that deeds 10 cemetery lots
which convey the right to burial therein,
to erect monuments, etc, do not require
a wen stamp under the new law.
He has held also. in another case. that
on deeds Of conveyance the tax should
be computed upon the true value OF the
property conveyed; that on deeds son
veying only a specified fractional inter
est in undivided property the tax should
be computed upon the actual value Of
the interest conveyed; also that all deeds
Of conveyance where the value Of the
property exceeds 800, must be stamped.
The fact that the deed il a deed OF gift
from husband and wife does not exempt
from tax. A Quit-claim deed. or a deed
made to secure a defect in a previous
deed, must be stamped.
A certificate on the back or margin Of
a mortgage that the mortgage has been
satisfied requires a stamp ~ a certificate.
Where, however, the local laws authorize
entry In satisfaction upon the record,
and the mortgage is thus cancelled. such
entry does not require a stamp.
Letters Of administration, letters tesla
mentary or Of guardianship. Il Is held, do
not require stamps, but petitions for the
appointment Of administrator, executors
or guardians do require stamps, as do
bonds Of administrators, executors or
guardians. No stamp Is required on GER
uacate OF tax sale for unpaid taxes nor
on the certificate OF redemption from
sale.
IL is held also that every separate con
signment OF goods delivered for storage
requires a receipt which must be stamped
II the consignment requires several days
In delivery. It need not, however, have
but n tax OF 25 cents on its receipt II
II 10 be shown 10 be but n consign-
ment. II no warehouse receipt Is Issued,
the book OF the express company deliver.
ing the consignment being signed ~ a re-
ceipt, the stamp should be affixed thereto.
Mere local operators for the delivery Of
packages, baggage and the like within
the same town may give receipts which
are not required 10 be stamped.
Where. in consideration OF an addition
to the regular storage charge, an addi-
tional responsibility is assumed, the In
strument is stamped, as an insurance
policy, at the rate Of 1 cent on each dol.
lar OF premium charged.
IL Ia also held that where a policy OF
life insurance is assigned as collateral
security for a loan exceeding $1,000 It
should be stamped as q pledge according
to the amount Of the debt secured, and
not according to the face OF the policy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-09

From the Optic.
The DR.. Phillips Medical company, OF
Albuquerque, consisting OF three wagons
and outfits, passed through the city from
southern points en- route north.
Mrs. Chris. Sellman has received a let
ter from her brother, Fred. Mckay, near
Santiago, in which he states that he has
not been sick a day or received a scratch
In all the fights ear Santiago. One bull
let, however, badly wounded the seat OF
his pants.
General Manager j. J. Frey has brought
his family to spend the month OF August
at the MOntezuma. The party had an en-
iOyable drive TO HI Poryenir, luckily
escaping the heavy showers which fell in
the mountains. Mr.. Frey left for the
east in his special car, 217, Saturday
morning.
DR.. Leon Rosenwald, OF Kansas City,
Mo-, arrived in the city Friday on a visit
to relatives and bOyhoOd friends. The
doctor il a Las Vegas boy, a son OF the
late j. Rosenwald and a nephew of the
west side merchant. He began the prac-
tice Of medicine in Kansas City several
years ago, and now has one Of the largest
practices In that city.
Don Francisco c. de Baca, ex-chair-
man Of the county board, has written to
his son in this city, that at La Cuesta,
where there are about 200 families, 80
children have died In the last three
months from smallpox. AT Puerto Cito,
about six miles above La Cuesta, where
there are about 100 families, the NOR
tally has been. even greater still.
Engineers Harry Hartley, Henry Sell
niger and John Lowe, accompanied by
their respective families and Hostler
Allen, JAS, Sullivan and Miss Clara
BOardman. who had been on the upper
waters OF the Rio Pueblo, returned Satur-
day. They killed a bear, caught $50
trout and had but two showers on them
during the whole time they were beyond
the mountains.
Henry Wells, a private In the regular
army, belonging TO company d, Fifteenth
infantry, stationed at Fort Apache, Ariz
passed through the city, Friday, on a
bicycle, on his way to Chicago. He was
making a trial trip from Fort Apache to
Chicago and on reaching here the cyclic
meter attached TO his wheel registered
500 miles, the distance being covered
since July 10th, or about forty-hye miles
a day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-09

and Prof. ailther were In an open spring
wagon driving on their way TO Springer
from Elizabethtown. AZ 40 D. m. they
were only two miles west OF Springer,
when they heard an awfal roar approach
Ing, and In less than a minute they were
In a terrible hailstorm with only a blan-
ket to protect them. For fifteen minutes
hailstones, some Of which we're two
inches In diameter. pelted them, until
their heads aud bodies resembled pound
ed beefsteak.
The Judge. who has to wear an extra
large hat on account Of his bruises, feels
that IL was a miracle that they escaped
with their lives. as there were several
horses and cows in the vicinity killed by
the hail.-Raton Reporter.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-09

W. b, TRuLL, Agent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-09
NEW MEXICO NEWSI


From the New Mexican.
Price Cross and wife, Of Galveston, are
expected here this week on a visit 10 Geo.
II. Cross and family.
Grant RivenbUrg returned from Pea
body, Kansas, on Friday night. where he
was called by the death Of his mother,
which occurred July II.
Conyiets released from the penitentiary
should not be allowed To stay in the city.
A short while ago Hon. T. B. Cstron's
house was entered and his watch stolen,
and Esequiel Cano keeps up the record
by committing murder.
John d. Benedict, OF Danville. Illinois.
arrived In the city Friday night. He has
been appointed forest superintendent Of
the government reservations Of New
Mexico aud Arizona, with headquarters
in this city.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bergere, who has been suf-
fering from a slight ~indispOsitiOn the
past few days, is much better.
Joseph Brimemann. a gentleman OF
Albuquerque, is here resting from the
warm weather Of that town and enjoying
the ine cool atmosphere OF Santa Re.
People living In Las Vegas are tele-
graphing friends in the east and north
that there are 100 cases Of small .pox In
Santa Ne.
Santa Fe orchards are swarming with
leaf slugs, and unless effective spraying
is used at once, much damage will be
done TO the trees.
The infant daughter OF Hon. and Mrs,
c. A. Spices, who has been quite I'M, Is
much better, and Is improving In health
nicely.
A letter received from Captain stroyer,
OF Company c, at whipple barracks,
states that pay day for the soldiers will
come on August 10. and that most OF the
boys are anxious for that day to arrive.
The many friends Of Hon. Levi A.
Hughes will be pleased to learn that he
has almost recovered from his recent in
disposition, and Is able 10 be out again.
Harry p. Owen, the bright young clerk
OF the district court at Albuquerque.
spent the past week with Santa Re
friends, returning home Friday.
Mrs. 7. b. Catron, who has beeu in
Germany for the past year. is now on her
way home. She will go from Paris,
where she is at present, TO London, and
from that city will sail for America,
reaching Santa Fe in about three weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. h. Campbell and
daughter, Miss Jean, Of Omaha, and Mrs.
Brooks, of Fayette, Mo-, are the guests Of
Secretary and Mrs, Wallace, and will re-.
main some time. Mrs. Brooks and Mrs.
Campbell are sisters Of Mrs. Wallace.
Mr.. Campbell Ia connected with the
Omaha Bee and is very much interested
in the city Of Santa Re.
The Santa Fe Fruit company is pro-
ceeding rs fast a. possible with its work.
On Wednesday a telegram was received
that the %eyapOrator was at the depot and
would be shipped the next day. The
smaller machinery Is all on the way. Ar
fragments have been made to-day with
Mr.. Windsor to commence the building.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-09
PROFESSIONAL cARnS.

Karl A. SNYDER,
ATTOREEY-AT-LAW, Room 10, crom-
N well block, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-09
SILVER CITY.

From the Enterprise.
W. s. Mclaughlin of Santa Rita was
In town Wednesday evening. While In
the city he was cOrralled and branded In
the herd OF Silver City lodge No. Alb, b..
p. o. K.
Silver City boasts OF the champion
heavy weight lO.year-Old girl. Miss Mary
Organ was 10 years old on the goth day
OF last month. She weighs 1856 pounds
and is healthy and stout. What town
can beat this,
Mrs. ". l.. jackson returned Sunday
from Washington, ID. G., where she was
in attendance ar the meeting Of the
National Educational association, OF
which organization Mrs. jackson is one
the leading and active members.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-09

and was able 20 donearly all my OWE
work. Icontinued the use of your medi-
cine, and feel that ! owe my recovery 10
you. ! cannot thank you enough foryour
advice and your wonderful medicine.
Any n doubling my statement may
write 20 me and I win gladly answer
all inquiries.-Mrs NELL HURST, Deep
water, Mo.
Letters like the foregoing, con-
stantly being received, contribute not
a little 20 the satisfaction felt by Mrs.
Pinkham that her medicine and counsel
are assisting women 10 bear their heavy
burdens.
Mrs. Pinkham's addressi Is Lynn, Mass.
All suffering women are invited 10
write 10 her for advice, which will be
given without charge. II Is an eE
psrieuced woman's advice To womsR-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-09
BUSINESS NOTES.

Copper and tin work. whitney Co.
Plumbing and gas fitting. whitney
P~atronize the Economist sale Of wash
goods Of all kinds.
New line OF white Rmpire fans Just re-
ceived At the Economist.
Highest prices paid for gents clothing
at Harris, III Gold avenue.
Attend the special sale OF shirt waists
al the Economist this week.
Latest novelties In pompadour and side
cOmbs. ROsenwald Brothers.
Trunks and telescope valises cheaper
than the cheapest, Futrelle's.
We will furnish your house on the in
stallment plan. Whitney Co.
A complete line OF pOtted meats and
delicacies for luncheOns and picnics, at
Bells.
II you want anything In the binding
or job printing line, call at THE CITIZEN
office.
The freshest stock OF staple and fancy
groceries are to be found at Bell h Co.'S,
Second street.
None but the best artists employed at
Hahn's barber shop, n. I. ArmijO build.
ing. Baths 25c.
New organizes, lawns, dimities, etc,
| n all the new effects, on sale this week,
at the Economist.
Look into KlelnwOrt's market on north
Third street. He has the incest fresh
meats In the city.
Fresh vegetables, fruits in season,
poultry and staple groceries, at Bell IL
Co.'S, Second street.
Hot chile con carne served every night
at the Paradise. DO not miss 1t. Bache-
chi " Glomi, proDrietOrs.
Ladies', Misses and children's muslin
and Cambria underwear now on special
sale at Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
An experience OK years enable j. L..
Bell ~ Co. 10 furnish Just what their GUS
toners want, Orders solicited; free de-
livery.
j. l.. Bell Il Co the gIOcers, successors
10 +. Il. TrOtter, are prepared 10 furnish
everything In their line at the lowest
prices.
Purchase your tickets for a trip TO the
famous Sulphur hot springs from W. L..
Trimble ~ Co.'S. They will give you all
particulars.
Save money and buy from the stock OF
drummers' samples at the EcOnOmiat-a
little OF everything among the lot; one.
third of regular prices.
Competition In prices impossible.
Don't ask how we do IL. You do the
picking at the biggest store. Golden
Rule Dry Goods company.
The Sulphur hot springs IL the ideal
mountain resort within a days ride OF
this city. Gail at ". L.. Trimble n Co.'s,
On north Second street, for particulars.
Ask our wrapper customers how they
like our goods. They will tell you they
are all right and lawfully cheap" They
are cheaper now than ever. ROsenwald
Bros.
Just received a large assignment OF
dine California Grape brandy, spring 'g2,
which we will sell TO saloon keepers at
b2.25 per gallon. Original package. o..
Baehechi h q. Giomi.
Our muslin underwear is manufac-
tured by one Of the leading manufac
turers In the country. Full cut, well
sewed, and sold On their merit, at ex-
ceedingly low prices. ROsenWald Bros.