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Decorah-posten., 1898-10-18

Ssnatpr Sornter fra Ohio, iom icr
9rieen bar | 5apsr al at anertienbe be
cubanfe Sprersre for en- trigsfsrsnbe
ps uufbrnsis Mugt, tritiisrsr fremoss
les @bmiuiitratipnsn for bsns Cuba
poIOtit. Sun liter heller life, at Der
bIep nebTat en- 5rebstpmmisiton. 5prs
lsbsn Dag lob ban Zig interuietpe |
Nuihinstpn ! a%nlsoning osnns Sag,
ps pi b%ibiGtter Der ct tort llbbras at
bans llotaIslisr:
DE RsioIutionsr, Tom apn9resien
pebtOs, fOrlansts al Spanisn, at bet
itulbs trGt,s line Trooper bort fra GU
ba os i'm 5laaee fra Gubas 5arpanbs.
9pis Spanien naetsbs at SIRE bette,
bsmpnbissbss QrsItbentsn til at BRUCE
S9rsn os 6laabsn for at jags Sponisrs
ne bort ira Cuba. s en- unoen Rsios
luton srtlarebss Solicit pau Cuba for
at bare frit os isIpitGnoist og be 5ors
snepe Statsr Iopebs bette 5plt, at bet
islp itulbe faa beige fin sssn Rez
eisrine.
Saainnrt Spanisrns bar truttet ia
tilbage fra Gubu ca 5rsosn sr gisnpps
rsttet, bar life PrsIiosntsn IGnesr mo-
gen Wpnbisbsb pau Guba cs ban bar
life mere Rst til at bplbe en- Sar Der
sno / nosst ancst frit % isIpItRnbiet
aanb, mseminbrs SOngrssien / 5rsbss
trattntsn gipsr BAN Hst bsrttl. Seq
tror bog fife, at nogsn FABIAN srattat
Ri! blipe sobtisnot al SongrssIen.
Glt bette Snat ON at bolos en- Scr
paa $4,000 Muno paa Cuba sr life Rel
oDsrpsiet. Del amsritanFs Colt bill life
bolbe ncgsn SGr paa Cuba for at
posts paa Gubanerne, 1om bill blipe be
sneits Der, naur Spanisrns CT borte, "a
be bill blips lissiaa fris % fslpftanbise
fpm pi er.
Oct IT min Wsning m,h SsnInn til
Cuba. at ri burbs fsIge BET proarom,
iOm aonsrssisn bar ubar6.ibet; BET sr:
ioss Spari.rne bort, siOs pen Rsaisrina,
'om eubonerrs pnlesr, en- ftettenbe
Saano. bring. bore sropp.r biem, ons
srtisnos 2srs llufbGnsigbsb, 6ebanole
BEN pdu en- rstfrrbie mdao. % Taa
oppebis StgiOenbsoerrss Sang. Oct
oiI itte rare lrngs, fersrb Cuba BIZ
anfeg. ON at bIips uunsttsrst puu FAM
me glaubs Tom Sapaii.
6reostommisfiOnen burbs albrio bas
be pGret neoiat. 9i ftulos hapt en-
Jrebstrattat iitsOstfor en- grototol peb
JisHotligbebsrnss QfTlutuina. RsbIGt
ieiien al en- aommisfon til at unoer.
bnrbIs ON 6ilippinerns bar en- Snbs
rsmmelIe til epanisrns.1
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-18
Sosafl
SmbDtte al Suloater paa Yurto
Nicu.

Rsoe Sors Selitabets qesnt Barnes
teIegraferer til Stephen Barton af Gre
cutipsa omiteen / Nep gort, at ale
JripiQi9e paa portp Rico er bsOrbret
biem, og at 10000 rsguIere
Trooper bill bli Isnbt fra be 5ors
sneoe Slater forat Isis benz at. Gan
ipaar, at 10 Sase eftsr be Regulerss
@ntpmit til porto Rico bel grocenten
at Spge bIanbt benz bore ben famine
iom bIanot be bortbragenos 5ripiqige
pg unmoosr oerfor ON at faa tilIenbt
en- Wasie Mebicin og ulitsns 5orraab.
Noset maa ban o9iua ia at fpripne be
sroppeitibe msb, fom brager ~norboper.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-18

2onoon Spsetotur ubtaler , ct al
fine foFte Tumrt, Of 9rigen meo Spus
MEN TIst life oil 6lipe fda eoelrg9snoe
for Spanien, fom mango bar trost.
Der ct life npsen 6ars for, at Spdnien
bill bIipe ruinerst. Spanisn er lite en-
moberne Stat, men en- mioosIaIoriit, %
noar 2unbtt ialbtr tilbaes paa iins
mibosIaIo,riits 5islpetilber, piI Solicit
isls fig msr hismne % mere tiIirsos.
Oct ian Ieps at fine aserbrugsproouts
ter, fyoar % MiueraIicr, og be Iuu 8as
rer, Qdnoet uOfersr, fan fremoslss fns
be aobe Raritbsr / qortugal og 6rants
riss.
Sloobsn er r~igtienot soelagt, men
man blep oerpeb toit unsopenoige lib
glitter, % Cab al cprsrfts aoIonier rls
in,r,r life ct 5oIi. Siitorien b~eniIsr
bet RobIutts. 6runtries miftsos | 1915
po 1917 pit, men BET sr ioug ct az be
melt tripsIiss 9onoe. Spanisn 'slp
blsp fra 1903 til 1914 pIpnbrtt os be-
ferret % ate bets Snbuitricr unotasen
Gg.rbrus sbsIagt, men BET ipanIte JoIt
fom naitsn uItabt uo al cisie oanites
lies Sorbplb; bet famine sicroe bet Oss
iao ,ft,r sabst al be fpbameritunIts
g%sFob,lisr.
3oIpnisrre bar toitet Sponisn me-
get mere snb be sr barb, og be hur bdpt
en- bsmoraliIsr.nos S~nbfIposIie paa6ols
tel bismms. !SpiS bet ipdnits 5plt MI
aier Qlppr az at ubnptte fine Sjslpes
filber % iIrr ggerbrustt, bill Subet al
aoIonisr os a~rigsNibe bIipe en- Del
iignslfe for bet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-18
ait Ct flappet % Hart paa
Yorto Nico.

San Suan 13be Stt. De amerltuns
lie % be ipanite Msblsmmer al MiIis
tartommis bob binanpsn iouo
5arpel, siterat be par farbise meo lit
iioite Msos. - aas be IripiIige g2es
simsnter paa Zen msb lnbtaselIe al
lite asntudp sr beprbrst bism. 16ps
pe~nniblpania affsilebs fra 9uncs
isaur. Oct ameritanite 5lds blep ioaa
beiIt / Rio pisbras % / gapamou.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-18
st Yapirbus.

Oct fsrite papirbus / Ruslano er /
cisie 0age opfsrt paa ct 8obs | pooos
lien. Oct sr bps9et / ZEN gort, be.
itaar at Is 9arslisr os bar toitst
10000 Rubler. Den amsritanite Sns
aenisr, ION Tom ODER Sdpst meo bet %
latte bet up. fertilizer, at bet pil bare
lGngsre snb ct Stenbus. Wsblsrne sr
osiaa tilpirtsbe al Yapir.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-18
M%orgeniplen.

sSe, W~orgtHioln Tiger
ioa fraaltnoe pou 6irIsn %;
mems Natttus Wsrlt Oiger,
ptn laqaCr Cub pdu 6icloets 3op.
Zen bilicr bUsr, iom iitr
til NrbsiO tiDlis Morgcnituno,
% itraalcuot ben imjIer;
is W~lorQrnituuO bar Sub | Niulo.
"a oUer Gaaens 8irft
otn lGQgtr gDitts iagre Sndb.
"a ian,t iom ira Riris
man qaar til no msO 5rtmtiosbaab,"
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-18

Sturgeon Cafe ifanbinapiffc aOlOnltr
BOONfIHTGI

Som % ie Speoeaplen blipe trGitet.
Zen 9iper fra 80 til 40 Suibels pr. Ncre.
Sper 100 lta~uoiuapiite 5amilier bar oa'g
Jig San0 her.
Den beoite Nrlebuirs nf ale til at 'daa
Slem.
2Gub ior So til So pr. glcre, % 10 AnrS S'
~taliugstio.
Sult, at pi piicr Fem 2auoet uoeu loIE8lM
3eres Sioe.
$4,000 itrdr og $1,000 ON aaret rteo q Stp
cent Eenter er not III at tIpbe Az "'t''
Sdno I'll SO pr. Ncre.
Grin eiter Starter; nj ierber Dem aratiS'
Nan heapenoe Jig til
2tfe 2ipanioh
Scandinavian immigration AgeIL,
oos Globe Build ing, st. Paul M'nn
CHER HOPEWELL CLARKE,
LandCommissioner IT. P.&D.K.R., 81, Paul, MINE
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-18
Cnjfes.

@i sniter Salssmrnb itrar for bore DIR
for Sarmmaitiner oe andre Slier % Sr19r'
relier. 9ibsraI 8ommisiion. Strip s'ttr
S%etiuselier.
Garfield OIL CO.. Cleveland, Ohio
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-18

Many plain, earnest workers will come
to Prof. Breckenridge's DEBORAH Inst
tute October 3Ist.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-18

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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26
TRADE WIrH MEXIoo.

Modern Mexico gives the following
statistics a. to what the United States
soli In Mexico in June. 1895, compared
with the same month In 1898:
Sales OF fruits and nuts 10 Mexico were
$1,000 more In June. 1888, than In June.
1897.
Sales OF builders hardware we're &c.,
9O5-Dearly three times what they were
In June, 1897.
Mexico purchased tsi.539 worth Of
American coal In June. 1897. while In
June, 1898, the sales had increased to
Sl2l, $50.
Electrical appliances sold TO Mexico in
June amounted TO $23,62l, an increase Of
over 20 per cent, over the previous June.
The expectation OF bicycles TO Mexico
increases monthly. The sales for June
were Ss,O46, an increase Of $1,000 over
the same month Of 1897.
Mexico purchased 5000 worth OF cat
tie from the United States In June, az
against s2.4lO the previous year. Horses,
H,425, against S1,l2O.
The increasing number Of Americans
in Mexico makes a demand for American
dOur. Sales In June, tl3,3O0 against
t4.55l the previous June.
Boots and shoes sold TO Mexico in June
by United States manufacturers were
valued at Sl7,s37, an increase OF 300 per
cent. oyer the sales OF a year ago.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26
NOTICES.
What n, H.. Dunbar Has for Sale
Ranches, Houses, Lots, Etc.

FoR al
Some choice lots in desirable locations at
low prices. Look at them.
Good, nearly new phaeton, cheap.
kight-rOom brick house IN Broadway, with
bath room, cheap; best location In the city.
nue., ! lot b0xl42 feet, 2 houses, viz, one of 8
rooms and one OF. rooms. This Is one OF the
best locations and Is a bargain.
Three lots on Gold avenue near San Felipe
hotel, cheap.
-Four lots on Coal avenue. corner of Third
street viii be sold at a bargain; will sell two II
buyer desires,
: 2,8OO-TWo houses with 4 lots In one of the
best locations on North Fifth street; they rent
for $50 per month; a bargain.
Mesa land from 10 acres 90 $50 acres.
Fint-class property n all parts Of the city,
A nice place near the Atlantic x Pacific
general Offices, 4-room house, nearly new,
with lot 271aKl42 feet. Price sl,05O; easy
terms.
some choice lots at low prices in different
parts Of the city,
%, 800 Fine rancho of 2 acres, all in good
cultivation; lots of fruit Of the best quality
brick house of 4 good rooms. This place IL
~ miles north of the city, aud is one of the
ss.BOO~In one of the best locations in the
Highlands, on south Broadway; brick house
rooms and bath room; lot boHl42 feet; a
s~f,5OO-In the Highlands, on South Walter
street, 2 lots iQ0Il42 feet, with brick house OF
S2,OOO-TWo lots and four-room house, with
stable fruit trees, etc. corner Coal avenue and
Fourth street.
o SALE or RENT,
Ranch, " miles out, 100 acres land, good
buildings, large house, stables etc,
224 Gold Avenue,
Corner OF Third street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26
VISITED BY ROUGH RIDERS.
Cap. Lltwellyh's Colorsd Maseot-How
HIS Life was saved.


From Washington Star. Sept u.
fiesiucbt 4ckinivy ~ day received q
delegation Of visiting Rough Riders and
entertained them with "A story OF war
timrs. fne delegation was accompanied
by Delegate Ferguson, OF New Mexico,
sud consisting OF the following, "A num-
Der whom wcfe wounded Ia ths hghts
around santiago: Captain VIM. "A. n.
Llewellyn, Captain h. Muller, Captain NJ.
Luna, Captain X. I. Day, Lieutenant ".
n. Dams, Lieutenant !. n Carr. Lieuten
ant nOmas n. kynning. Lieutenant h.
>. keyes. LieutenantCOlemau, Dr.. Massie,
CORPORAL Level yn. Corporal fries. Cor
pUfal Dean, ffOOpUfs kn x, Cotton, Car
deu, keithiy aud NOOg Of this city. New
Mexico furnished 4iO men 10 The Rough
Riders, aud nearly all OF them we're in
the fierce fights around santiago.
Cap ain Llewcllyn, a TYPICAL west
etner, has n oOiOred boy with him here.
The boys name Is Ernest street. He n
~ years OLD, and was picked up at SaD
Antonio before the Rough Riders left
there. Tie never left them Just before
the La Qussins fight Captain Lleweilyn
told the boy to 20 TO the rear. Before
the boy could carry out the order the eight
was On. The yOungster took refuge be-
hind a tree, and finally lay close TO the
ground. While he wAs In that position
Colonel Wood, now General Wood. passed
along, intent On some other mission
The boy moved, Colonel Wood thought
he had gotten into another ambush and
pulled his pistol TO shoot tue moving
figure behind the tree. The boy had
presence Of mind enough 10 yell out:
Look out dair, Curenel Wood. Don't
shoot dis niger Colonel Wood 10.
stored his pistol and turned his horse
over TO the boy. Street was 20 proud OF
his record that he WAS at the front with
the regiment IN all Of the other fights
Captain LleWellyn intends TO take the boy
10 New Mexico aud keep him.
Each OF the callers were presented in
d%iyidually 10 the president, who, after
greeting them personally, talked with
aud TO them AZ a body In an informal
manner. He spoke with earnest enthus-
iasm Of the work OF tue regiment In the
santiago campaign, saying that he was
pleased TO have the opportunity on his
own behalf aud on behalf OF the country
at large to thank the regiment through
the present delegation for the work IL
had dOne. Your record Is One," he said.
''Of which the entire nation IL proud. |
tell people who talk with me about the
Rough Riders that you left the boats In
squads OF twenty or thirty, inquiring the
way TO Santiago, and that you hardly
stopped until you arrived there"
You have not only done we'll, he said,
"but | have no doubt yOn would all BE-
willing TO again serve your country In an
emergency" The response was that they
would be TO a man I'VE want our colonel
to raise q brigade instead OF a regiment
next time" said n Of the younger mem
bers Of the party.
The president also congratulated the
soldiers upon their good fortune In re-
ceiyiDg competent officers 10 lead them
aud met with a hearty response 10 al
that he said about Col. Roosevelt and
Gems. Wood and Young.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26
.JEMEZ HOr SPRINGS.

Special Correspondence.
Jemez Hot Springs, Sept. %. False
alaTm; no smallpox exists at the Jemez
hot springs. The only case OF this dis
Ease was located at the placita OF the
Garcia's, a half mile below our springs,
which Is already a cOnyalescent. The
citizens Of this place have held a meet
ing 10 take measures TO restrict the
spread OF this dread disease, and we an
nOunce 10 the public with pleasure that
there Is no earthly fear TO visit the great
health resort In this the most pleasant
part of the year. Hunting and fishing Il
now excellent and everybody enjoying
themselves greatly.
The latest arrivals are: Mrs. l.. A.
Baker and son, from New York; Mr.. and
Mrs Stuart Early. from Saratoga, N. Y
n Blecher and sister, from Bland; RO-
mar Baca, from San MateO; Henry Me-
Crea, from Madrid; Miss Clara Baines,
from Tucson, Arizona. JEMEZ.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26
MORE RluGH RIDERS.
A Number Passed Through the City to
Arizona Last Might.

A Number Passed Through the City to
Arizona Last Night.
None OF the Rough Riders from Albu.
querque returned last night but a mum
Der passed through for other places
They we're N. Thompson, OF Deming; NJ.
W. PrOnger and Amandus Kelm, OF
Silver City; j.. Bennett Of Tularosa, N.
NJ; William Sexsmith aud ". II. Marvin,
Of Yuma, A. 7 Jack Foster. Frank
Ward. Alex Keir and ". ". Webb, OF
Bisbee, A. T.; Frank Waller, James
Greenleaf and Henry Sellers, Of Prescott;
and Walter Gregory, OF Phoenix.
Mr.. Gregory is the city editor OF the
Phoenix Herald and served In Capt.
McClintock's troop, who Is also a news
paper man. While In Washington re-
Gently he. along with 4 number OF other
Rough Riders. called upon the president
who received them with the greatest
cordially.
Bennett, who lives in this territory.
served In MeGinnis' troop from Okla
hOma. This troop was composed for the
most part Of boys from New Mexico.
All Of the men who passed through
last night we're thoroughly tired Of wars
alarms and were very anxious 10 get
home again They we're invited by
several citizens 10 stay over In Albuquer
que until Peace Jubilee day on Thursday
Of fair week. but they preferred to 90
home 10 their people at once.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26

A LITTLE brief authority works
strange transformations In certain cases.
A major in RoOseyelt's regiment, who
was little more than q tramp at Santa Fe
before his appointment, became so brave
holding horses at Tampa that he finally
reached Cuba four days before the troops
left the island. On his arrival at Mon
tauk 1t took a sergeant and a detail of
four men TO unload and look after this
gallant majors baggage, which consisted
OF CORY relies Of the battleaelds, which
the major will, no doubt, claim that he
took In single combat from the insOlent
foe. Jersey is the nan we are writing
ahout
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26
Ihn Micrnhn nf nnldne...

No medical subject has caused more
discussion than the statement by q fam
Gus physician that he has discovered the
mierObe which causes badness. There
are other scientists who claim that there
IL no such thing IA a micrObe OF this
kind. Time alone must settle the ques-
ton. II was long ago settled that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters IL a standard
remedy for the common ailments OF
mankind. IL In a true ure for dyspepsia
and Indigestion, a true medicine for the
weak and nervous, a true strengthened
and appetizer. People who take Il feel
happier. sleep sOunder and look better
than those who don't. Nearly every dis
ease that aflicts the human family eau
be overcome with HOstetter's Stomach
Bittera.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26

TIE best mining district In New
Mexico is the great Cochiti camp in this
county, which will astonish the world
with its gold output the coming year.
Samples OF the ores Of the Cochiti dis.
triet may be seen at the territorial fair
this week.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26

II certainly looks like IT., but there IL
really no trick about II. Anybody can
try II who has Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles.
We mean he can cure himself right away
by taking electric bitters. This medicine
tones up the whole system. acts Al a
slimulant to Liver and Kidneys, ia a
blood purifier and nerve tonic. II cures
Constipation, Headache, Painting Spells,
5leeplessness and Melancholy. II If
purely vegetable, u mild laxative, and
restores the system TO its natural yigOr
Try Electric Bitters and be- convinced
that they are a miracle worker. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only soc. a bottle AT
j. II. O'Reilly Il Co.'s Drug store.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26

TIE Springer stOckman. a democratic
newspaper, says that II Pedro Perea is
nominated for congress by the repub-
licans "he would cut a figure In COlfsx
county. aud would very materially
change the situation as to FergussOn's
majority" II Pedro Perea Is nominated
he will carry the counties OF Mora. Rio
Arribs, Taos, Santa Fe. San Miguel, Ber-
nalillo, Valencia, SOcorrO and Dona Ana.
II he ia nominated he will be elected by
a big majority.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26

interesting reading for those who are In
terested in the welfare Of the country.
They cover the whole range Of American
industries, trade, commerce and financial
interests, and without exception presage
an approaching era Of prosperity such as
has not been experienced in many years.
They show that general conditions are at
the present time more satisfactory than
at any period since the great depression
Of 1898. and that the assurance OF con.
tinually Frightening prospects Is we'll
founded In fact.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26

THERE are 96O,s47 freight cars out Of
l,lb3,290 still unequipped with automatic
couplers. Up to June something over 10
per cent OF the locomotives OF the coun-
try we're unsquipped with driving wheel
brakes, az required by law.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26
Anctlnn Notice.

Simpsons extensive clearance sale Of
unredeemed pledges commencing Mon
day September ~, at Z .. H., and each
evening during fair week. About 200
watches in solid gold, gold filled, solid
silver and nickle cases, with movements
up 10 II jewels. Sundry diamonds,
solid gold rings, and other articles too
numerous 10 mention, all Of which must
be sold. Some new silyerplated ware
and other goods will also be included in
the sale.
The loan business will be carried on as
usual from 9 q. m, 10 6 p. M. Auction
goods will be on view only for half an
hour before the sale commences. Note
the address-2O9 south Second street few
doors north OF pOstOfice), Albuquerque,
n. NJ.
q. W SHERMAN Anctionaar
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26

The First Regiment band gave an
open ar concert on the corner OF First
street and RailTOa avenue, Saturday
night The band had new music and
under the skillful direction Of Prof. di
MaurO the playing Nas remarkably i'm
proved. Jose Perez, OF Santa Re, who
will play with the band during fair week,
was on hand and did much TO improve
the character OF the music The First
Regiment band deserved all the plRudits
which II received Saturday night, and IL
q credit to the city,
The base ball game yesterday afternoon
between the Home Guards aud the New
Corners resulted In al easy victory for
the latter, the score being 10 10 10. Ray
mer did fast work az short stop for the
New Corners. but most the players put
up only an ordinary game and many er-
rOrs were made by both sides Strieklett,
the new pitcher, pitched a fair game, but
appeared 10 best advantage at the bat, be
making a home run, a three base hit and
a couple OF two base hits during the
game.
Joe Barnett has offered a prize OF $2O,to
be given 10 the base ball player who has
the best batting average during the fair
tournament. SOmeOne should now fol.
low Mr.. Barnett's lead and offer a prize
FOR the man who has the best Geldiug
average during the tournament and thus
stimu'a ate a friendly rivalry among ali
OF the players, which would undoubtedly
have a good effect on the character Of the
playing.
Mrs. A. B Fall and children, of Las
Cruces. were here yesterday 10 meet
Capt. Fall, who passed through the clty
with his company from Nhipple bar.
racks 10 Lexington, Ky. The wife and
children OF the captain returned 10 La
Cruces this morning.
Y. C. Fox, the popular trainmaster Of
the Santa Ne railway, on the Albu.
querque La Junta division, was in the
city yesterday helping the other officials
n move the v nipple barracks volunteer,
nOrthward. Mr., Fox returned 10 Las
Vegas last night
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26
TERRITORIAL FAiR

The eighteenth annual territorial fair
will begin to morrow and contiue all the
remainder OF the week. The Indications
are good that the exhibits will be numer
Gus end the sports excellent. The city IL
already filing MP with visitors who de-.
sire TO study the u Of the terri
torys exhibit at the territorial fair. The
different departments OF the exhibition
are in most excellent hands this year,
and visitors will be entertained In a
pleasant way by the whole city.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26

The st Johns Herald. a democratic
paper, states the case exactly when 1t
says; Colonel A. o. BrOdie has been
elected rs a delegate to congress by the
republican party. He ia one Of the
'Rouph Riders'"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26

/. the undersigned, having been duly
appointed administrator for the estate OF
San uel Cranes. will on the Bird day Of
October, at 10 o'clock a. m. sell at public
auction In front Of the court house, TO the
highest bidder for cash, the following
property:
One wagon, Second hand; One span
OF horses, and one set OF harness.
j. X. RIBERA,
Administrator.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26

THE San Marcial Bee is respectfully in
formed that a committee OF citizens, aud
not the fair association, have the Peace
Jubilee In charge, and that II san Marcial
was overlooked In the list Of invited
guests, II was in no wise the fault Of the
fair association.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-26
smaiipoH at santa Rita.

On Monday and Tuesday four cases Of
smallpox developed ut Santa Rita. A
pesthouse was built Immediately and the
cases were isolated TO guard against the
c~ontagiOn. Dr.. Strathy. the company
physician, Is using every p~recaution to
prevent the spread OF the disease, aud Il
probable that IL will be limited 10 those
now infected.-Silyer City Enterprise.