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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30
Ladies', are you Lis4lcss and Laneuid

aud altogether untitled for life's
high purposes bccausc of some Fee
male Disease that il sappipg yonr
n vitality. You can be qnickiy re-
v iicycd and restored to health by
maic Balm, q Scientific Local
Treatment f,r Nil Diseases OF tho
Womb and itsappendagcs, Il has
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A GOOD MAN. with family, can mud plenty
Of farm work around Pasadena. Address
j. j. Otis. Pasadena. Texas,
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pENlsoN's CRETE TISSUE Reduced to ioc
p,r rci at ]. J. rastoi.e,s Prinpg 4
Little. Co. Store, sH Main street 4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by red headed young
man: good business education. Address
Red, this Office
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WANTEp--I3y colorcd man, work OF any Kind
around house good gardener and yard man
good recommendation John. this office
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wy bHhR NuIIIss chgIhc, Ib-fnch NyIindor,l
stroke OF piston u inches, diameter of ny
ZIG shaftng and pullpys, smoke stacks
and Hue. boiler feed pumps. feed water hent-
CT and lot OF wrought and cast iron scrap
for further Information inquire at the Of
tec ot tho Citizens Electric Light and
Power company. foot of Main street. Blake
Dupree, receiver. 4
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WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing a
comfortable, happy home. We own the
land, OF the right sort. and offer 1, for salo
ut correct prices. on accommodating terris
with conservative rate OF interest. Let "
know your wants. Get one OF our booklets,
Address "Lano Department." r. J. Wills
Bro. Galveston. Texas. s-u
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WAN1'ED-io1 tiemDkcrs that understand
postoak timber; must bring furnish your
own tools; l5c paid for making Apply 10
John Hill, Smithville, Toxins 80
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Pig MIC 1T Valley View Park Just the place
un l.. d. Folse, Phone 57.
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WANTED--Thirty- I'VE men immediately nil
expenses pnid; $50 per month guaranteed.
commission $1,000 to 5000 to hustlcrs, par
tioe must furnish horse and buggy; per-
moncnt employment; don't write unlcss you
mean business. j, 4. Hall 4 Co. Cleburne
Texas
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LEARN TO EMBRoIDER--Mis Cumming
gives lessons In all kinds OF art needle work
at 81 per month; new work; cushions pat
terms and linens. 30
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FOR SALE--Two boilers. GO Inches diameter
- aee. .ohg TWO boilers, ~ inches diam.
otter, i6 feet long. These boilors arc In roS,t
rnndttion aud Will be insured BY Hartford
BollsI insurance company TO carry 100
pounds pressure OF steam.
One Hamilton Corliss engine Msinri, eyt.
indcr; stroke OF piston AZ inches without
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SEED Wholesale and retail. Seed Corn.
sugar ctne, stock Peas. Alfalfa Clover.
Broom Germ. Millet Seed Seed PePn,ts.
Spanish snd Georgia. Cabbage aud Tomato
Plants; Gotten Seed, improved Georgia;
Kings Improved. Five Lcck, G;py'a I'M,
proved nnt Chesic Storm lreef; Watermoi-
ons. Dnies Market. Jumbo. Pride Of Goor-
gia. Velvet Beans. Bone Dust Fertilizer.
Holloway Seed, Grain and Commission Co.
Dallas. Tcxas II
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" q, AN. CRoMBlE. fashionable dressmakcr
Il o. o.. faris and New York parlors, Clio Caro-
line street, Houston.
MRS; A. WATTS, clairvoyant medium. so.,.
MAN street, up stairs. hours from d, m.
4 to 3 p. M. .
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FIVE HUNDRED ycnrlings, half steers. ha,f
helfers. plso forty or lfty 2-year-old steers
NIL good cattle cheap for cash. o.
Robertson, Whclder. TOXINS .
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WANTED-Situation by young man who is
willing to start on small wages aud not
afraid of work, Address A. b. c., this
Office. 20
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FOR SAI.E--Furniturc aud bedding n nd lcasc
OF l2sroom apartment. furniture IL ~S~
oellcnt conditions best point In the city FOR
permanent end transient rooncrS; party
leaving city on account of bad health is the
reason for selling Address 2isS, this Of
fee N
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WANTED--A sood meat cutter, must work
cbenpi call ut once at 10 Preston avenue.
city. 20
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TfpEWRITERS for sale or rcnt; Remington.
smith Premier. Hammonds, and don't fail
to sec the new Remington Sholes. NJ. A.,
Grant. lOi4 Texas avenue 80
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FOR sALE-A small machine shop and black
smith Shop combined. In enc OF the best
black lard towns IN Yves; Texas. Address
q, this office. a
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SITUATION WANTED--A lady holding
normal CO fcate wants a summer school
to begin . Ne I. three years experience,
Box 81. Inca Texas. ~
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FOR gENT-Five room cottage. modern i'm
movements. walking distance OF business.
@. ", Cleveland 1904 Milan. 3
FOR Handsome modern residence
nine rooms and stable. Apply 10 L. Browne.
Texas avenue and cheneyert street y
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WANTED--one hundred station mon md
shorelcrs ut LIKE Clnrles. LII. Good LONG
Job, Lewis a. Robertson, contractors, Lake
Charles. La, .
WANTED--First-cius soda wnter man with
references. Kalteycr & sehuchard. San An,
tonic Texas,
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POSITION of any kind by middle-aged, re-
liable German, can take care OF horses and
cows and understands gardening, Address
r. W, this office. 70
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26


Taking n period OF ei hty-seyen years
om 1889 10 1876. ihe aggr gate balance
,f.g d. against tn United -iaier Wa
s.2645BiO IA Is the sum t
p.s ui nus county y ID foreigner
over aud above the value ~ all our
exports for goods bought abroad, and
Imported into this country. The country
vas drained 10 that amount OF money.
The average was t25, 7O5,Sll II year.
la these eighty-seven years the average
value OF all exports was $l4l,OOO,OOO,
aud the average value OF all imports
Sl67, 100000.
In all this time there were only six
teen years when the trade balance Wa
la sus favor
In the twenty three years, 1876 10 1898
the aggregate balance Of trade Ia rsy !
OF the United States was % ,09l 440, 952
The annual average is tl3l. 4lO,475. III
the period there have been only three
years in which the balance has beef
adverse 10 Us.
In these twenty. three years the exports
averaged tsll 100000, and the import
t577,OOO,OOO. Taken In the gross thI
exports OF these tw~enty-three years werI
over 80 per cent more than In tn
eighty-seyen previous years. The aver
age exports are nearly six times a
much per snnum In the last twenty
three years than former elghty-seyel
years.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26
or v

In the twelve months, November /,
1897, TO November 1, 1888, the increasein
the circulation OF money In the United
States amounted to tl69,bOO,OO0. There
was an increase OF over ~Sll0,5OO,0O0 In
the amount Of gold coin In circulation.
Standard silver dollars showed an In
crease Of Ovsr se,2OO.OOO. subsidiary sill
yer, and an increase Of moro than Co.
100000. and silver certificates an In
crease Of over $3.50 900. The increas'
in the use OF silver In various ways II
the year was t25, 100000. That Is NOR
than all the coinage Of the mint In al
the period when the mints were open Il
the coinage Of silver on private account
1t Is n good enough scheme OF bimetal
lNaea
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26
POnrAL %ENPrN.kn.

A commission, composed Of four senA-
tors, four representatives and two other
members, Is at work making an inYesti-
cation OF the postal service OF the ma
tion, and II Is expected that the tnfor-
nation thus obtained will enable the
commission 20 shape some legislation
which will make the ~pOstofice depart
ment sslf-suppOrting without In any way
impAiring the department.
The expenditures Of the postOfiee de-
partment have been increasing at an
average Of three and One-half million
dollars annually for eighteen years, and
next year they will amount 10 about
one hundred million dollars. The reVe.
nues OF the department have grown al
most as fast, but there IL an annual de-
neit Of eight million to twelve million
dollars.
The railroads have been steadily get
ting a larger and larger percentage o.
the gross expenditures OF the postal de
partment. la 1880 the transportation o
the mails cost 20 per cent Of the tOta
AMOUNT expended; In 1897 they receives
SO per cent OF the total. Between thosI
years there has been a great reduction II
freight and passenger rates, but ther
has been no corresponding cut Ia th
charges for carrying the mails. II III
railroads received now the same pei
esntsge Of the total cost OF the mail sci
vice that they received eighteen year
ago, the deficit would be reduced by full
One-hAlf.
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er. mr'f n
in medaiiious Large and clear figures
are in each corner OF the note and on the
sides.
The space between tho central device
aud the lathe work AZ the ends Is clear
shite paper, excel for the imprint Of
the seal in one sp-ce, aud the ienomius-
tion Of tho note In another. The sal Is
Ia bloc, and the figures IN the open space
are In the same color. The reverse side
OF the note corresponds 70 the face In
respect to the large display Of white
paper, with ut printing or lathe work.
Large plain figures appear in each
corner. and scrolls make up an attrac'
tive border, but the only remaining
space upon which printing appears is Ia
the center. where the usual Language
regarding the qualities Of the notes will
attract unusual attention from th'
small amount OF printed matter thereon
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26

W.N King. Louis James and T. /
Downen, the three %railroaders arrested
for breaking into and stealing from cars,
had a preliminary hearing before Judge
G. NJ. Bayne the 22nd and 23d inst. on
the charge OF burglary. The charge Of
burglary was withdrawn and larceny
substituted. On this charge the judge
held the parties In the sum Of $500 each
to aDswer to the grand jury. The hear
log attracted unusual attention, the
court room being crowded with specta'
tors during the entire time. District
Attorneys Leahy and Ralph Twitchell
prosecuted, and Attorneys Wrigley and
McHugh Naturalization Reporter.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26

the requirements which seem indie
penslble TO any we'll ordered organiza
ton and which Is not up 10 the standard
OF the managers ideal II all managers
would be induced 10 produce the ideal
show Of their matured judgment before
the public, &c Is more than probable that
good shows would be the rule. They
certainly would not be Improbable VEN
lures. A show OF this kind IL the one
which Joe ". Spears, the we'll known
theatrical manager aud proprietor, sends
on tour this season, with the unpreten'
tious title Of "Finnigan's Bali" gingered
no 10 date, with Murray u Mack the
famous, original Irish comedians In the
principal roles. This attraction "
designated Is a farce comedy, Astounding
with novel aud refreshing features. The
cast Is a most notable and distinguishes
one. containing only the names OF artists
OF recognized q anding, and headed By
Americas representative stage Irish
men, Murray Il Mack, who will appea
At the Orchestrion hall on Thutsda.
night. December l.. Sale OF seats will
open at 0. A. Matson q Co.'s stationer.
tore I've days IN advance,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26
FOR uUMAsIrt,s RENEFIr.

The policy Of the United States in deal.
ing with Spain, at last seems to be begin
ming to be understood by the powers Of
Europe. For example, the London Mail
eharacterises our offer as an example Of
surprising generosity"
without assumption Of too much pride,
Il may be said that this, indeed, Is the
case. When, in all recorded history, was
a conquered power treated with the con-
sideration that has been shown Spain by
the United stAtesY
In the end Il will be found that this
country will lead not only In material
interests, but also in the ways OF eievat-
ing morality.
1. IL possible that on all American In
telligence has not yet dawned the full
import OF what has been accomplished In
ths war with spain. Our acquisition Of
territory Is ali incODsequenIial factor,
compared with other results, no matter
now material IL may be In bringing
money to the land. There are greater
things in the world than the requirement
Of money.
The elevation and improvement OF thu
human race will not come alone from
mere money. getting. We see that al
around US; but such successes a. hav'
been won in the American Spanish wal
successes which are bound TO elevate
morality-will do more for mankind
than anything that eau be accomplished
by the expansion Of wealth.
This the United States has performed
Il has administered a lesson that neye
can be forgotten. II has set an exampl
which must stand for eternity.
Possibly most Of us do not see the rea
moral and full significance Of the resul
q OF the Spanish wur, but pOsterity viii
see In II one Of the greatest revolution
a ever accomplished-wil see In II anothe
/. great stride In human progress, thong
Al / g ironical feature, to those who pei
A formed IL, IL that the direct beneheia
4 rles are unmind nj and %ungTatetul 4
what has been done.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26
Hoods SarsapariIIa
nil are the only pills TO take
IIOOu , FlllS with Hoods S~arsaparillA
Lnhls. Enrallr rntertaln.

The ladies of ZslnOra Grove, Wood
mems Circle OF San Ma-cial, entertained
a large number of their friends with a
delightful dance and social on Thanks
giving day evening at the opera house
In San Marcial, The event WA one OF
the most enjoyable AFFAIRS held In the
little railrOad city for some time, the
members OF the various committees eX
erting themselves to give their visitors a
good time, and In this they succeeded ad'
mirably. II there was anyone present
who failed to thoroughly enjoy himself
or herself IL was not their tault-bOi
there was no such one. There we're htty
or sixty couples on thu door. The fol-
lowing ladies comp lsed the committees
Arrangement esdsmes ". II. Will
ton, n. W. Miller, NJ O'Laughlin.
Inutation-Mrs. Nels Nelson, Mrs, +
]. Eittreim aud N 3. II. Fleming.
Reception Mesdames X, j. Dean, II
Fleming K. Maunirg. ". Il. Kremis, ]
B Harris, Nels Nelson, X. j. kittrein
aud Miss Grace Claik.
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Poisoned stock

jeff lsaaeks came in from the western
slopes of the Organ mountains last Mon
day afternoon, bringing with him a sick
COW, for the purpose OF having the con.
tents OF her stomach analysed, as soon as
she dies, as there is no possible way Of
saving her life, says the Las Cruces Indie.
pendent Democrat.
Mr. Isaacks has been grazing some cat
tie near the Bennett Stevenson niue fol
several weeks, and they have been drink.
ing Of the waters that drain through thu
tailings that come from the c~oncentra
tors, from the effects OF which be has lOs
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26

thirteen head Of cows and calvea. eleven
o, the former. They do not die i'm
~msdiately. but linger for several days
The poison seems 10 eat away Che inng
OF the stomach A jug Of the water wss
a 40 brought In Tor examination. The
" ter Is a muddy looking liquid and
somewhat creamy In consi7teacy, and
one peculiarly about lt 10 that when
stock once get a taste Of It they want
more and more. Oae OF his widest ant
mails got a taste Of ihs seepg ge, aud not
belng able TO satisfy herself, went right
up 10 where the muddy tailinv5 come
from the concentfatofs and where the
men we're at work, aud leisurely slipped
what water shs could.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26
NrM InILAK ,

The bureau OF engraving aud printing
is busily engaged in the printing OF the
new one dollar silver certificates and
within a few days the notes are expected
20 be ready for circulation.
The bills offer radically from the last
issue. containing much more white
space, which is expected will prevent
eounterfeiting, The central device on
the face OF the new note Is an American
eagle, with wings partly spread, clutch.
log the Gag. and with the dome Of the
capitol In the background. Below The
platform on which the eagle stands arr
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26
HONOR Mr.. FERGUSON.
FERGUSON Hook and Ladder Company
Tender BIN a Bar qust last Might.

FERGUSON Hook and Ladder Company
Tender BIN a Bar quet last Might.
The FERGUSON Hook and Ladder CON-
pany entertained Hon. II b. Ferguson
at q banquet a its headquarters last
night. the boys desiring In this manner
10 show their appreciation OF he man
In whose nonor the company Is named
before he left for Washington. d. G., to
attend the last session Of the Fitty-hfth
congress, OF which he Is a member.
A splendid banquet was served. which
had been prepared under the supervision
VI the chef Of sturges' European hotel.
Ample justice WAS done 10 the eatables
and drinkables Which aguredin the menu
Of the banquet, and then I h3 tables were
cleared preparatory o feast Of wit and
dow Of soul.
Chief b. Ruppe. with his usual grace
and eloquence, presided over the gather.
ing In the capacity OF tOastmaster. Mr.
Rergusson was 6rst called upon TO re-
spond TO the toast, "The Albuquerqu,
Fire Department, " Viewed by a CHI
zen" lie told Of the pride he took IL
having such a capable FIRE cOmpan!
named In his honor and the JOY which 4
gave him to know that all its member
were warm personal friends Of his
Mr.. Fereusson's words were receive,
with many words Of approval by bi
hearers.
Following Mr.. Ferguson, Assistan
Chief stoekett, Assistant foreman I'd
H.rsch. Assistant Foreman Pot Murphy
Alderma Martin Ilerney. z +. SIC
Csuua, j H. Gaiusley, william Mason
Roy and Chsrl s Mcdonald, VIC. BoOtl
Wimot Booth, J sherwood, George Cur
M. Jsm,s Tisrney aud Kennedy Qnir
. nyen AL responded TO tOaSts which coy
4 cred every phase VI the volunteer fire
4 mans life aud haps.
Before the merry ssssmblage disbant
! ell, Chief Ruppe, a. spokesman for "th
boys, extended their hearts best wish'
for Mr.. Fergu- coma welfare during b
. absence from home, and assuring him
! a most cordial welcome on his return.
Mr. Ferguson was delayed In his d
parture last night, but viii leave Il
Washington this evening aecompnnif
by his private secretary, Nlss Ida Sun
mora
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26

Now Is the time 10 order your blank
account books. 80 they Will be thoroughly
seasoned, WHEN you open a new set Of
books the hrst Of the year, All kinds Of
blank books made at lnE CITIZEN bind
cry. Let us give you prices on your
work before sending It out OF town.
The Golden Rule Dry loods Company,
10 save the expense Ui removing stock 20
their new location are Offering bargains
in all lines OF dry goods ami wearing
apparel. Read their mammoth r. mOyRl
ad. The pTi 3es Quoted are convincing,
Extraordinary opportunity 10 supply
your fall and winter needs Rt a mere
trihs Anything In the store al a reduc
tiOn OF from 10 10 90 percent on account
OF removal. Golden Rule Dry Good
Company,
Send us your accounts aud We'll collect
them or i'm cost you nothing. New
Mexico Collection Agency. POsto1le'
box 240.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26

THE forests Of Oregon arc furnishing
the timber which is being used In the
construction OF the railroad now being
built by the Russians across the Chinese
territory to MAnchuria. The lumber IL
shipped across the Pacific to GladiyOs'
toek, where il il transported by rail TO a
tributary of the Amur river and BY water
routes 20 the line OF the road.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26
Hnw 20 Look GOOD.

Good looks are really more than skin
deep, depending entirely on a healthy
condition OF all the vital organs, II the
liver Is inactive, you have a bilious look
II yOur stomach Is dis0rdered, you have a
dyspeptic look; II your kidneys are af'
fected, you have a pinched look. Secure
good health, and you will surely have
good looks. Electric Bitters' IL u good
Alternative and Tonic Acts directly on
the stomach, liver and kidneys, purihes
the blood, cures pimples, blOtches and
rolls, and gives a good complexion.
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at j. n.
| O'Rielly Il Co.'S Drug Store. 90 cent
Der bottle.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26

1T Is reported hat several OF the larg-
est railroad companies in the United
States are planning to move for a reduc
ton In sleeping a rates. Il Is pro
posed to have all the roads in the country
using Pullman cars unite In an appeal
to this company TO make o reasonable re-
duction In the rates charged for upper
and lower bsrths in sleeping cars, and
In rates for seats In the chair ears.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26

NEW YoAK is o o TO have one OF TIT
modest art buildings In the world. Ii
will cover eighteen acres Of space and
stretch for an entire block along thu
Fifth avenue front Of Central Park. II
was designed by the late Richard Hunt
and the new fas-as A. s~pPr0achihs CON-
pletiOn. 80 that the beauty OF his TASTE
and skill can already be appreciated. Ih'
collection in the building Is now valued
at $s,5OO.OOO OF pictures, statuary anC
other works Of art, but much Of II IL
loaned By private wners.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26

ADMIRAL DEWEY writes a friend that
he trusts the who g Philippine archipe
lAgo will be retained by the United
States, as any other arrangement will
lead 10 no end OF trouble. Thestatement
Implies that there will be little difficulty
In quieting the insurgents, whose meas
ure no one can have taken better than
the gallant admiral.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26

AMONG the cities In the United states
San francisco has the leas1 and PhiiAdel'
phia the greatest debt. The debt OF San
Francisco Is SlS3. gI7.O1 and that OF Phil.
adelphia S56,s72, 7go.22. In the bOndeu
debt per capita Boston Is the highest with
Sg7J3 80, while San francisco Is the lowes1
being SO cents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26
A. tNPoRTANT DIFFERENoE.

To MAKE IL apparent TO thousands, who
think themselves Ill, that they are no
afflicted with any disease, but that tht
atstem simply needs cleansing, IL u
bring comfort home 70 their hearts, IA a
costive condition Is easily cured by using
Syrup OF Figs, Manufactured by IN,
California Fig Syrup Go. only, and sold
by all druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-26
At ORCH srRloN HAL.
Plenty OF Genuine Fun IN "1he Flnni-
gsB's Ball" on December /.
A GRAND CONCERT DEcEmBrR +,

Managers who have been long asto-
clated with the stage usually have IN
ideal Of their own a. to what a good
show ought TO be This IL especially
true OF managers who see show after
show. which Il more or less wanting In