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The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

post duty. conveying Ammunition TO
the fighting line. delivering messages
and searching for wounded soldiers in
battle. T1ls has been recognized after
several years Of practice with them.
and although they have efficiently car
ried out every other duty they hzye
been pat 20 slow work. such as drawing
wagons. etc. Is not, as has been proved.
quite suitable.
The wagons in which wounded SOL
dieTs are conveyed OF the field, and
which are drawn by the dogs. require
attendants. and 1t Is claimed with rea-
son that the attendants might Just as
well carry OF the wounded men them
selves
In discovering the wounded on
field OF battle the dogs are at their
best. The qualities required for this
work are inherent in the St. Bernard.
the breed mostly employed for this
special duty.
What better dog than a trained
bloodhound or bulldog. too. could SOL
der have to accompany him when on
duty at lonely outpost. and 10 give
him timely warning of the approach OF
an enemy? Both breeds. properly
trained. as is wei known, make The
best watch dogs in the world
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

mo bat 70 80 sndsf an operation
Ia spsakiug ufth a friend el -
at-gat IL, she recommended Lydia
rinkhara's Vegetable CsmPSzn4 ~
ing sho knrw Is zioula cHro nc. ~
.out for yoar raeslleins. and afisE ~
ing threc bottles q il. the tHmar 2
apT<Ared ohi yoa do no; kBoN -
uineh good ypsr medicine has 81
me. I shall rrsgnmend il TO sll sua'i
lng svnrnrs- Mrs RcsA 6ACN, :
Nall 81. Las Azrcles. Cal.
The grra; nnd uuvxrying suecesa
Lydia 3 Pinkham-s Vegetable CO
pound in relieving every derangenaei
os the fsfaaie organs, dsnaons;rzi
IL 70 be the modern safeguard oi =
mans happises aud bodily s;rengi
More than million women hare hs-
benefited by H.
EVERY woman who needs adu'
ahoat her health u invited 20 write
Mrs. PinkhaEa- st Lynn. Mass
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THE DOGS OF VAR.
How European Military Men Propose to Use
Them in Field Operations. Dogs for
Ambulance Service.

At the time Shakespeare penned
that immortal line. Let slip the dogs
of war he could have had no idea that
his words. would one day be used lit
orally. Yet such viii be the case, for
there is little doubt that in the next
great European war the words written
SO many years ago by the great poet
and dramatist will be the very ones
used by the officer in charge of tae
war dogs to set his pack of feroelous
CANNES on the enemy
In the armies OF almost every Euro
pean country, except Grea; Britain.
says writer in the Rambler, dogs are
trained eithfr as spies. messengers, or
to render aelp and assistance to the
wounded Germany. France. Russia.
Austria and Italy, all have their bands
OF traine1 dogs. although 1t u in the
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

Ice OF their spproara by los srowl.
.sr b. pointing
The syerston whieh the dogs Zee; for
'seriain uniforms Is ineuieatsd into
hem By sonr German soldier putting
IN French or Russian uniforms. They
-hcn tease OF maitTcat the dos. uhne
the ether Tnsn caress and pet him, In
this manner the dog very soon icarns
. distinguish between friend and foe.
So intense Is this hatred IN some of
he dogs Tor ken h@bi;ed In any unit
FORM other than that OF the regiment
to which they beionE. that they vii
attack postman- In order. however.
Ia; they shall not do any injury when
on the uarcl. the DOES are held by the
aoliiers In le-sh.
werk B-st at Night
The dogs have been topod By expert
snee to do their work in much more
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he Himself Is killed. II has been proved
that If u dog Is wounded waile carry
ing cut hts duties. he can seldom be
induced TO again venture near the
place whore he has been shot.
However. ths faithtaluess Of the dogs
as = rule is wonderful, and, when load
ded with ammunition they VIII never
allow the cartridges TO be taken from
them b. sold crs Of another battalion.
and sometimes only by those OF their
own company. SO wen are the dogs
taught 10 knoW TIE division TO whiea
they beionS
The Germans find that the best
trainers for the dogs are the men OF
ne lager regiments. Tasse men are
able % make the dogs march without
'5isking about aad to avoid barking,
: ssFzngers are near the dogs give no
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

srn sisDes has dcue - nanea - sashie
sorsen 20 take tbelr proper t1acss ln iifo ~
afcguArdinE thraF health A. Or. Williams
Pax ftiis fur Pale feofir. Arttaz dirertly
On the Goos and nerves. inviEuTs;snE The
tedr. regulating the fanrtisE.. thcf r.~tcfc
She strs7gih AaA health 10 The NKesastsd
vouAn when ever szort q tho rsyssziaa
rret-s unarafiirs
Dor Tho grC~tng Eiri thsY ar~ % tie
rrra;est hraefis. Tor the mother indlsFensA-
dc. Tor every ustaan Invaluable.
For raralyes=s iccNz1otar staxta. zud
athsr di~rase- lnnR suypes1ed ierHrRtls.
thee Fsils have pfosrd their e5ienrt 10
tkopsana q szses.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

The sheep dogs are chosen eniely
because OF their strength one OF taem
being able to carry SEQ rife cartridges.
However. they are very dinicus TO
break to fire.
The haTbets are used chiefly to carry
messages. and daring the Freuch
maneuvers last year experiments were
made to ascertain the relative speed
with which cavalry, cyclists. pigeons
and dogs could deliver messages. The
whole fiYe were given a message and
started OF at the same time. but, alas.
the dogs came tn last. the pigeons com
ing in arst with the CREATES, case. II
may lntercS, cyclists 70 knoE thar the
horesrcn and cyclists ran dead heat.
The Russian dogs arr chiefly trained
to assist the medical corps tn theiy
work. and 10 help 10 the humane task
OF bringing aid as rapidly as possible
to tie wounded colder. Big. strong
dogs are selected for this purpose. St
Bernards BY preference. as being the
most Intelligent Whsa len 10 theis own
devices. and also the mcss faithful
Attached to the cellar around sheir
necks Is 4 snail eask containing
brandy. CT s0raeslmes 4 sircns. ne,sr-
isaias broth little roll Of bandages.
OF which the wounded may avail them
selves. "a ala3 tied around their necks.
The SoSs are especially trained to seek
out wounded men lying In cat Of the
way places. where Il IL possible they
may be overlooked b. the regular ssan
attached to the medical branch OF the
Russian army
II they disenrer wounded men lylnE
n bitches CT behind bushes. they al
iow them 20 ae,p themtelves 10 ihs
brandy. and t7rk .Etessan;ly 10 attract
afieatioa and lrlag help Tho arc
sometimes rssd 10 pun small cart oa
which couple OF <ouaaed mra can be
carried on the aeld q battle.
There var dogs have been tried IN
actual warfare. and the French. IN
their wars is Tanis and AlEiers. usrd
them % a5Szatase. The soldiers os she
Great white Crar alio used y.isza dur
ing the war sc,wsrn Turkey and Kas-
sia- II savage warfare too. they have
been fouad extremely Ustfui IA prevent
Ing the sisalihy savRges s;ealins %
and staSbinE o. tao0tias The sentry
Without the dogs timely warning the
enemy would have enePt ap Gloss
enough 10 have silently numbered ,hs
man. The Dutch Bsed dogs Tor this
purpose m Acaeen. Italy uses dogs
70 aeopmpsny Etn:ircls on the lonely
Alpine statioss
As regards the klrG OF dogs chosrr
70 undergo th!s wAsiikr training. 40
aperaz! breed Is selected Scotch col.
lies are perhaps more widely Haei thaa
any other. because OF their xoadsrfai
irfeiileerce, and IN most cases cross
breeds are preferred All the dogs 70
through such an elaborate course that.
when their training Is completed. they
carry OFT their dafies almost auto
matiealiy.
II Is admitted now tha, this hes; sor'
OF employment for these dogs Is ost-
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AN OPEN LITTER 10 morneRs.

We arr nsnersszr q tss ecErtls arlr ri<ns - ~
exclusive pf sas ~lard -LANTukgIA- aE.
-FtTcHEIis ) cAsTcRlA.- ~ oar Trade tiAsS
I, Or. Ssas.l PiieAe4 q HyznEis. Nassz-
esas-ttS- Nas the oriklzssoF e PITCHERS 5
ssASTs1RIA = she sane fsat hz@ barre aud Gesz
egs tear ~ :sc-sinils ssgzAsnrs - CHAs. NJ
frI-ErifEH ea every urNFper. T1sis u ne
original -PTTcHERs cASroRIA Watch has
bra used IN the hosaeS % n. zsashsrS of
Anaesioz fof over thirty yeAsx Lpox as-sfusiy
a; the wrApP-F AID sc TIA, Is = -the kina yea
szse ai~ays soaFht, and has the siE-stare q
CHAS IL FLETCHER on ihe wrappes. No
ose has sathorlty fFnas ne 10 go uay bssae eF-
cept Tta CeziAur ConzF1Hy. cf NklcA Gas "a
Fletcher & f'rcaldsrt
March :. fsaT. sAMCEL PITCHER. " q.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

The secretary Of ihe ,y,.,.
ready TO issue ,he new hon,,' ,.s1'ss''T II
nient the President approves ~ :
nue. bili. He has besn 80 e,ut,,,s.'s ,s,V 2
bond feature would t,p regaIr..s !, Y
the work Of preparation has ~, - ] !
ing on for weeks. }
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eAA oar cas.i. u, nls,..,,..,, ,

IL coniideuec can b. felt IN ~.
lon OF military and naval "a ~
the sea, ~ goysfnmens xuct y n =
tent OF our sea cnaSf that IA 49,
II sffectnaily seems itnf,ossil,is - - I
7 blockade of the bdwets gxIs.
liese y with iiostesters Stoms,s "
ters. which also eur,.s la,IIgsssL,- =
iaria. rbeumatisin and khlnsy 80 y
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15
r-ausy i. nases p-~r

Cle.a blood means oiesn .k.o. We
b<AutY ~ithoztit CzseArsts-C szfy tsiesr-
s3r cleans yoar h,ro3 snt. k.~5@ q eAsans ~
sfirrins 80 the ikEy hrsr and dsirtng al IA
uurlsies fro-n tie b<ty. B<zfp to1sy 10
bsntsh piranle~ tolls b.a;ce e. .ht.skeestss
and thxt sictly hflissseoaapi~Siu ~ sAfiax
Cssuarsts. = beauty for tsa c~ztss AT arss-
sists- sztisfArsi0n rusrarfe~h iac- sc. ss-e-
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

,,.hs ths ladies % The Naifonai sabss-,
the s-hirsss minister. sfth a t.s,,...
i.ae.sst coNx % ths Euesiaa EiFf. -
tratsd oy nunserntis ~ = -
nfgr,sfsY inacril,sss and p=aisrt-s h,
i5.j'TyscFa eaise. haei With sifs - -.
cato1ss Mae VIZ WAS hlrAly' 49, = -
thr SIT. ard hRr disglnSlss, 7, - 4-,il.
siso fNprsEs5d bis ais9rsct - :. : :
"a uiriisneist = Z
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- u, y =, n errn q ls.hsas srfaas "a.
- sn-'sls ilq- esFisf tAs eat sII,5s -
s,s,es .ssss - e;e1 Ftrst-risss -,
i4-etss ffs...1 rssasrersrhx NJ. r5-.-.-. ~
ssei,i - szstl eItsrrs A8d7.ss !. = =
httlasd Ass "a. sass ctr. fsg5s '-Nas
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15
An Idrnl.

De soaque- Ny wife drives me to
drink" Colonel Kentuck win
do me great favor. sab. il you will
inform me when you get your divorce"
New York World.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

AZ csmp Alsrr s1Iar t-rnfrWsaslt tad
II fuai disfrihutsi saEfTHl Caerr - - -
fsesssa rrriuaens. siFtrs uErh rusu tnrrv
gAtrs- Tha hegs eeTr RgfN gfatrtrA -
g.r1elsr bag sefN arN raN ffNfistf the
ftird tssIr a far fshssrca Tt.r $40 ilat
tplo ptsTp ar scitrisnt far fnls ssr.
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oo.i Eeeseee 81 ..s SOD, 70, la. Ann.

To SHii tobacco easily and forwreF b~ mag
Brtic, t8iI cf life terve ard vigoy take St-'To-
bae, tie ~pEter-~pfker, mat makes 4rak nen
struGE Aiidruxgists. soc or o.. Cure guarAH-
teed b5oklot and sample fre-- Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago ar %ew IOrE
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

r-san ata rtayr ~ heass sne fhirks as
W4Js fqr tsr army panirsandsTs 70 rza
the war
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

hiea with an
CArsAatRar1r.
eaShsearFrsss
Ing wur,e, IN
81 a. Last 1
was coDF-iicd
To co=srif wiih
a PhyNisizn.
lie sald
no;hinEosstd
be done for
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15
Air-and Air

He-''I am going out for a breath
of fresh air She Don't bring bacs
a stronger one. New York world.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

Our ciergyman preached a sermon last
sunday on .Remember the Maine. =
was II tine Yes. bur he spoiled the
effect somewhat by asking us 10 refnem-
bar the SUNDAY school nicnic alsa.l'
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15
AN OPERATION AyoIDn
Mrs Rosa osrza w-i.u1 % ",
Plakharn About u sho Says

pnAH Mas PiNsuAus-I take -
rre In wrstins ycu few llrss 5 I
fora yoa q thg Eosd your ysrrtlAl
coznPoand has donr mr. / cssaa
thans ypu cnanFA ias shat ylsar I'd
csne has iiocie sar NJ; IL has. tui1oI
hslpsd rue ssoaacrsulig. H
~. -. 4 -. 49,.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

General Butler of South Carolina has
received notice that the New York chap
ter Of the Sons Of the American ReSoiu-
ton intends &c Twcsen, him with Il horse
and trappings, and little ceremony sill
take place at Gamp AIger very soon.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

we told ii,fis psek H. sa5.lF st,.... ,
rEn uirfhtsy EFcsraf -Vgt,ss7 ~
G che-asf tiu ssfk D. ausif 80 /. !,
fanntaia ard a t.asr aragn.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

Shall you camp OUT this summer.
Yea u We can hnd any acquafnfances
We haNen.l alrgniN cnmped VIM.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

A taih uiih CoSofu EUTTFBeHl
soAt. s1ifais',riy ucsat-,i is soo,a = :
sesasfeiAl soAd ever hrru,
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

For perfect complexion aud a clear.
henlthy skin, use rOSMO BUTrERMII.K
SOAP. Sold everywhere.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

AtthHt1Es IT, sQ@c sN2 aErnfa - tss -
nifice feps4FFt7zfrs Hsfr sssa- ~ ~. =
lsAergi laanths rasF hsrs H.I t--rr y
fa art tlsa siafl1sei eteE r1 ih~ zsysiIsl
70 EsgstyeasirF ietsar Al Jas tasy So
Ilrollr-a- al-.i haE. a...l .aea D. =.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

''Cottsahafn says English huuor IL bet
ter TRAN Amk7icAn That's al rtent h
has Eot that KIND af a head
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15
woMrN IN nusINEss.
frrurn tAs Free Prcas. pesrpIt. Nlsla.

tFrcm the Free frnss. pesEvsA Mt7if}
A proninsnt hasiness man recently sx-
pressed the opinion that there h one thing
,has will prevent women from completely
fiiing IA an. place In tho business world
they cant be depended upon because they
are -ick too often. This il rssntsd by ArsL
C. W. Mansfield. business woman u ~
Farrsr ST.. Detroit, Mich. who eAys:
"a complication Of female ailments kept
mo awake nlghts nnd wore me out icoald
get no relief from rnelieino snd hpao was
slipping away from me. A yoang lady In
my employ gave me o t-ot of DIR. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People. took thea
aud was aide 20 rest at night for the hTsf
time ia noa;h<, I boaEh, more and took
th~m and they cured snc aS they also ruresi
severul other people 20 my krowlsfsc. !
thsas that n yoz Ehoald ask any 81 tbs
druggists Of Detroit " bo are tho best buyers
q 1T. williAms' PINK PiIi. they uoald say
the young women. 1kcss pillx certainly
bolld rp the rsSyuuE system and msay q
younE ssousn owes her life 10 thea1
As q tuancss woman Am pleased 70
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15
HsIr- Catarrh Cure
Is constitutional cure, Price, 7sc-

What d neutrality Neutrality Is
liking two girls 20 well that you cant
propose y nlthar af theIn.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

What Is a phenomenon. Inrie BILLY
n phenomenon ~ saaaH hoy about your
size who never bqtnsrs anyeady~
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

Vow. ANrEaret. n our hRsfy marriage
betoru 1 20 IA var doesn't turn 0ut well
NH y9u hlamc me- No dear. I'll
blame Spain
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

q Srnigr hop Sn-ia fs-ss zs.,v,
i-aesy scarrE - aosEsa
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15
10 NilrarA FaIls thc Taolssand !

To Slagara FaIis thr Thousand is,
lands. the 81 IzSreucc Rirsr TIE
Aeirantacsx. thc Srsra and waite
Mountains. fke Berkshire HillA the
valley of tAs Huason. thF Catskslis.
aud the Atlantic cozst shs Mirhlsaa
Central u the dlFccz 4nA fAsorsEs Sas-
rner Tourist Rnate SIND c~nts. Post-
are Tor summcr ToEra
CITY Ticket o6ire iig Adams Street
o. W. Ruxxiea, @. p T. AEeHs. Chi-
ezkn.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

Fiso-s Cure 10. Coasumpiian IA the best
Of all cough cHre-. =-tse1rzr " Is3tE Fa.
bucller. La. Angnst D. ls.l5.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

frst named country tha; they are EiAds
the most u-e Of
Since lSSS Prussia has employed va
rioHs kinds OF doys for this purpose
including shorl-sa.red German poiat-
ers. spSnicIs, aad shcep dogs, Two
dogs arc appointed 70 each company.
each being under the command OF a
sergeant. While a lieutenant has the
command OF the who.c OF the -han-
diers.-
Aimos; the whole OF the time Of
these men Is given ~ TO the training
of ths dogs under their care. They
teach thom to CARR dispatches and ie-
liver cartridges 10 the fighting line. 10
search for wounded or fallen soldler&
and. when they have found them. to
bark until Gssist nee arrives
II they cannot attract any sito7;i1n
by barking they e1rry back the wouna-
ed mans cap or tear on a piece OF his
clothing and carry K TO the hospital
when the attendants return With them
to the wounded solder ana convey him
TO the hospital
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15
~--re-n.s fa- rtr, e.-,.

%. s'.ss::'s :i:s.s sss s.1 -. ''s s. a. A 49,. .
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

nv-. winsios,s saethtnE syruP
bor rhiifsn ts~tsaH ssfsns ~ afas treeaps
n->tsos s4i.Js p4sa, piza qcit
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

rNcuH ne "A
thralHsths-
tHd rroSEIur
USthan any
Ehysiefan.
and ] san
ciSADr VII
itanss' Pink
PiiEforPsie
FsoplccFei
IL for my
4 e n q 2 q
good heAltk
&c dayM
No dAscnv
eN of mo-
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15

II Aage aazrnot > nnw E3etlnetasa b.
tAeen H-ssrtriiss ard ePstfliag- " hAf y
q a r<s-sh1isi alWaTr calls cream
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15
Give the Aiarrn-

Another clever trick Of theirs is to
give an alarm at the approach OF an
enemy. German being dressed up in
the clothes Of a foreign soldier for the
purpose. In the cary part OF their
education they are taken out with an
old dos who thoroughly understands
the work The young dog is frs, OF
all taught to ind lost articles, This con-
stituiing the beginning OF the delivery
of dispatches
One OF the handlers. as the soldiers
who train and look after the dogs are
called. takes the young dog away. puts
a dummy dispatch Into the small lsa;h-
er pocket in the dogs collar. and
starts him of to find his master Most
of the dogs are exceedingly fond OF this
kind OF work, which can be readily un-
derstood by all who possess dogs and
have nsted the eagerness they display
to carry home walking stick OF
basket, or take II to any particular per-
son ordered by its master
Another important part of the work
of war dog is bringing mp ammuni-
tion during a fight When the battle
has commenced. the handler taxes up
a stand near the ammunition wagon
with the dog. As soon as he sees am
munition is wanted. he leads the AMI
NAL with $50 cartridges, carried in &
double saddle bag, half of the cart
ridges on either side.
Thus loaded, the intelligent beast
does his best TO reach the line of sharp
shooters. and. If successful. returns
Immediately. and SO continues the
work until the battle is over. or. as
would be certain to happen sometimes,
The Lamar register., 1898-06-15
To Cnrs Constipation Forever.

Take Cascnrets Candy cathartic. ioc or eso
II c c c fail TO cure. druggists refund moaey.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12

The archaeOlOgists who have studied
the prehistoric ruins OF New Mexico, have
never been able to fully determine what
Significance there VIA attached to the
Azure Of q hand that appears on the door
posts Of all OF our old ruins. Wherever
they are sufficiently we'll preserved the
picture OF q human hand can be found,
which was evidently made by dipping the
hand In some liquid pigment and press
ing II against the stones.
What IL also another puzzle, the same
1gure Is 10 be found. II Is said, upon
many OF the ruins In Ind a and Egypt.
The attention OF Prof. Harding, the
greatest living delineator OF the human
hand, who IL now in u city, was called
10 this greatest curiosity amongst scien-
lists, and no has promised, as soon as al
opportunity offers, to make an examinR-
tian Of a specimen, 20 M TO determine
e%Onclusiyely IA TO whether they ara the
same in New Mexico az In his native
c uniTy, India, and also TO furnish the
public a delineati0n OF the character OF
the person whose hand was used as the
imprintOr.
All Of which will certai ly not only
prove exceedingly interesting 10 all, but
promises "A long step for ward In unrayel
ing many Of the knOtty problems that
have 80 COMPOUNDED Il greatest students.
The professors rooms have been 70
crowded for several days that no has been
unable TO as yet spare the time, but he
deems the subject OF sufficient import
ance 10 justify him In laying aside bust
ness long enough 70 make a visit to one
OF the best preserved ruins, which IL said
TO be neal Ado, in Valencia county.
Due and timely notice will be given OF
the professors CONTEMPLATED trip. so that
all can consult him at his rooms In the
Grand Central before he go2s.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12

good health, and Capt. ~BorradRile, with
his gallant Company A, anxiously await
orders 20 move Oh the enemy, either In
the Philippines or down In Cuba.
Mrs. Vincent NJ. Baca, who was on a
visit to her father, Hon. Felipe Chayes.
Of Belen, and while there was quite ~,
returned TO the city night before last,
aud IL now reported again i'll, although
not seriously sick.
Mrs. Carl X. Alderman, accompanied
by Judge J.. II. Query and Mrs. Y. 8.
Cook, are expected 10 arrive from Dem.
ing this evening. Mrs. Alderman n the
wife OF a young newspaperman here
from Georgia.
Mrs. G.. q. Hall left this morning for
M Paso, where she will meet Mr.. Hall,
who Is just returning from a business
trip through ArizOna
Emil Kleinwort, the Third street
butcher, IL expecting q carload OF Ane
cattle from the famous Salt river valley
Ut Arizona.
K. j. Temple, u cattle owner and raiser
from Colorado, IA at the Hotel Highland
A. b. Porter, OF Las Vegas, is In the
city.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12
BLANKET SPECIAL.

BLANKET SPECIAL. We bought entire sample line of
Blankets from John V. Farwell Co, Chicago, at ! off wholesale
price. Will sell them same way. Come in investigate our goods
and prices.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12
THg CITY IN BRIEF.
Personal and General Paragraphs Picked
up Here and There.

w hNAN ahA AASANH
A. A. Grant, who was at santa Fe yes.
terday on business, returned TO the city
last night.
Joseph Plochowski and wife, register.
ing from Milwaukee. Wis, are at
Sturges' Euro pean.
Hon. Mariana s. OterO, accompanied
by don. Sol. Luna, took the passenger
train last night for Santa Fe.
Hon. W. b Childers, United States at
tOrney for New Mexico, returned 10 the
city last night from Santa Ne.
Ferd. Levi, representing JOwenthal ~
Meyers, has returned TO the city from his
vacation at the Jeme2 hot springs.
Mrs. 8. W. White and son, Willie, will
leave Sunday for Los Angeles. They will
remain a few weeks atthe sea coast town
OF Santa Monica.
The new superintendent Of the Hearst
copper mine, neal Silver City, Ia l.. g..
Stevenson. He Ia expected 10 arrive
from Prescott In a few days.
Judge W. d. Lee and K. W. Dobson, at
t~orneys, returned last night from Santa
Fe, where they were on business before
the territorial supreme court.
Jay Hubbs, proprietor Of the Albuquer-
que laundry, left last night for southern
| California, where Mrs Hubs and child
rem are spending the summer.
The special land agent Of the Santa
Ne railway, W. 7. Oliver, came In from
Las Cruces last night aud continued on
TO his headquarters at Topeka.
j. Burns, who was here the past few
days, left last night for the COchiti dis
trict, after which he will continue on
to his way home In Trinidad, Colo.
Mrs. l.. Leon and daughter, Mrs. Carrie
Zeigler, OF White Oaks, came In from the
south last night and took the Santa Fe
Pacific passenger train for southern Cali
fOrniR.
Phil Prayer, who was a thriving mer
| chant In this city In the early 500, now
the popular southwestern representative
Of a wholesale st. LOnis house, IL at the
Hotel Highland with his trunks OF
samples.
Louis Hostetter and family, who have
been on a visit 10 the Trans. Mississippi
exposition at Omaha, are now on their
return to New Mexico. They will stop
over In this city for a few days, and from
here continue m TO Las Cruces.
A. G. Wells, general superintendent,
and !. l.. Hubbard, division superintend-
ent, both popular officials OF the Santa
Fe Pacific railway, came In from the
west late yesterday afternoon, and re-
mained a few hours, returning west on
the No. | passenger train.
W. Steele, OF Prescott, came In from
the west last night and put his name OF
the register at the Grand Central. Mr..
Steele states that the volunteers nj Whip
| PIE are all. eOmparatlyely speaking, In