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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-04
RuffeGt, 8us., %. NpriG '98.
9eebrter Serr Simon!

OttDLltL SJtIr StItUu!
SSSn Der r8eitage" bonn 90. Mpri1 bef9reibt
6err Otto Qaubmann BON bier Grntez unb
Ionftige @erbGltniTe in 3ui1eG Gountp. Sd
min mid ni9t in cine golemit nit bieTem
9errn einlaiIen, ba i9 peiB, oaB bic D8eiz
lage" itA ni9t ba5u bergie6t, ba5 Jelo eines
6ebertrie9es gu iein, iebo9 5ofis i4, ooB
Sic, geebrter 9err Simon, I'm Der Ba6r6eif
gere9t gu tperben, bieie tur3e Grtpibtrung in
bic Spaltsn Der v8eilage" aufnehmen wsrz
ben. 8as bic ~kBtiGbrige grnte b%etrifft,
in 8e5ug duf tpel6e 9err 2aubmann bic Be-
ribte Der ensliihen 3situnsea pld3erIi6
uub drgerIi6" ftnbet, 10 mar Dieiel6e i'm
NGeemeinen bur9aus 5ufclsOenI teQenb, pD=
fir Der 8emeis 1T, baB in ben Wonaten
NltguIt, September unb Ofto5e~ bu~d=
f9nittli6 bon ben bier GifenDasnitatipnen
in Rufeu Gountp p0@eatfi4 bon 70-10O
Garlabungen Mei3en Derianbt puroen, rno
baB ge9snpdrtig nod Tarmer IA itnh, Die
BON 1O0O-5O00 8ui6el 8e;5en in ben
5pei6ern liegen BADEN (5u oieieu geb0rt naz
tiirlt6 6err 2aubmdnn ni9D. Gs mare
ie6r gu pinf6en, ouB mir ieoe5 Sabr eine
Iol9e @rnte bitten, mir ppQ:eI pabrlif
teine beferen. Qm @nbe ieine5 8eri9tes
ntmmt ii9 6err 2aubmann 9erauS, in iroz
niT6er MeiIe audi ettpas ii6er Die RuBldnoer
bier gu iagen. @r nennt fe ubeilige Gnbz
ldnber", ~pabrf6einlid, neil biefelben bur9z
f6ntttli6 religi0s iinb, mas man BON S9errn
2alt6mann ni9t fagen tann, ieop3 bies binz
bert fie ni6t, quite unb patriot;ic3e 8iirger
3u 5ein unb obenbrein audi e9te Deuti4e,
Die ibr 9euti9t6um beilig 6alttn limb es
ni6t ~berleugnen, pie Serr %2ap5mann, befen
&inber BON Der beut19en WfutteriprG9e
ni9ts mebr pifien. Weiter fagt 9erc 2aub=
mann: fife (oie RuBldnoer) iinb 70 beilig,
baB fie ii9 tpeigern, in ben @rieg 81 5ie6en
unb ibr 9aterlonb gu bef9iiben." 8anu uaa
pielei4t 6err 2aubmann fugsu, toer am Y,
@priG (0atum feines 8riefeS) zine 4uffor=
berung fir 5reitpiuise fir BEN Srteg" err
lief? @ar es pislei9t 0err 2au6maan
ief6t? 8ein @unber, baB ii9 bic vbeiligen
RuBGdnber" tpeigerten, feiner &ufforOerun9
lin ben &rieg gu 5ieben", 5olae ST ~Ieiiten.
benin es tpGre isbr unpatriotii3 9etpeIen BON
ibneu, f6on bamals NIT 9errn 21u6mann
@panien ben 8risg gu ertldren, ba uniere
2eqierung nit bsm1etben nod in @er9ano=
luna itanb. Sd fam Serrn 2aabmann Ders
1i6ern, bab bic rbeiIigen a~uB!dnoer" ebenic
quite unb patriotif9e 8iir9er iinO, pie I9err
Quubmunn, bielei6t before, uno tpenn Die
8esierung ibrsr bebarf, ipsrosa iie bereii
iein, ibr Mbop:ioz8 aterlano Oertbetbtgen gu
6elfen. Wtit bsitem @ruB
s. @tredtr, Elm RnBlGnhtr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-04
Bldtter uno BIatben.

- Damtt bic Stute m Gbrenbee Ger
SGugeperipbe ni3t gu ie1r oerFdat
unb audi ibre Mil9sr3eugung mOgli4it an
.gerest tptrb, legs man Der SaferpOrtion aa@
md6ltg etpas gu, IL OaB bieIelbe enbli4 I'm
2 Bis 4 pfunb tdglih Oergr0Bert miro. &nz
bere &0rnerarten ober &raftfuttermittel pt.z
fen ~tpeniger giinftig. @uter 9afer gibt Die ge=
Iinbete, gebsiRli9its Mil6 unb trGftigt Sic
Stute GIN ebeiten pieoer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-04
2lus oem iioweitliden uliHouri.
@traffor6, @reen Co., Mo.,
%. Mpril 1898.

20. Mpr1l 1893.
@ee6rter 6err &ebatteur.
@6e i9 meinen Quffab iiber Siiotpeitz
Mi1ouri gum NbI9luB brin9e, np0@te i'd
Sic auf Elm BON S9rem 9teIper:reter tpd6z
ranb SS6rer RsiIe na6 benz Staat 8ai5tn5z
ton begangenes 8erieben aufuertIam mas
9en. Mau9em bon ben 1i9 fir oieie 9egeno
interefiirenOen 2siern Der n8eilage", Der
meipen um 80. MGra in oieIem 8latt oerofz
fentlidten 4rtifel 9eleien bat, muB es anfz
gefalen iein, baB berielbe als rSort{eBung"
erI6ien, ba troy alsn @u@ens in ben fritz
6eren Nlmmern fem Nnfang gu ftnosn 1T.
Die Sadie per6dlt ii9 10: Nnfang Mdr3
purbe biefer Nrtitel eingeI3idt unb ain
S9luB beffel6en bteB es: uWsnn pieber ein=
mai Elm Regentag tommt pber i9 oas Slid
BADEN folte, einen prbentli6en beutl9en
BG9ter gu befommen, perbe iA Deriu9sn,
bieien 8eri9t fort5uieBen, Oa bic @ef4i4te
tpsgen zines Bd9ters aber gu iebr pie zine
Mnoeige uuSIiebt, ienbe i'd biermit $1.10.."
0arauf erf9ien am 16. MGr3 cine biesbez
5ii9li9e, u6er i9ner 5a perie6enbe Nn5eigs
i'm 9auptt6eile bes @p9enblattes, Der Wn=
fang meines Nrtitels iiber @ibpef It. Mifouri
a6er bate fi9 tpa6rIbeinli9 in elmer Nnz
tpanblung bon @~r6Bentpabn gu luittg alf
ben 8anb bes papterforbS getpagt unb Dar
oa binein g%efuIsn. DAB Sbr Serr Stsllz
b~ertrster benz Ding ni9t pie0er beruusJez
bolfen bat, brau9t Niemdnb gu bebausrn,
nur mD6te i9 Sic bitten, ben S9luB bieisr
Gptitel Elm tpenig i'm Quge gu bebalten, ba@
nit es ibm ni9t au9 10 gebt, ipie ieinem
@orgdn9er; elm Ding o6ne 4nfang uno @nbe
tpGre bod gar gu brp1tg.
Die 9robe We6r6eit Der aus benz Siibtn
itammenDen 8eb0lferung lit Elm 6armlo5es,
gemiit6li9es @0lt9en, es lieg. ettpas in ben
2suten, mas biel g(e6nli6teit nit ben Neapoz
l~itanern Fat, pie file unier .nYorit" ieiner
3eit 10 i3On gu i9ilbern beritanb. Nber es
1inb bier feline 8ettler, Die 2eute 1inb 3ufriez
ben nit benz, mas fe BADEN unb Elm 3runt
Wftl9 unb @Drnbrob 1T fat i6r tGgli9es 9sz
ri9t, Sreilih bat 1i9 in ben Is Sabren, Die
id pier bin, Oielss 9ednbert, 9u1ptIG6li6 in
Der Nd6e Der ST en6a6n, Der @runO3ug aber
lit berIel6e 9eblieben unb ba in Der NG6e Der
81. 8. &c Santa Sez8a6n 10 5iemli6 aueS
2anb uaufgenpmmen" lit, 10 peroen bieicni>
gen, bic bierbtr gu tommen geoenten, gut
tbun, bies gu 6eber3isen, bic Sago na4 benz
Dollar ni9t al3ueifrig au betreiben unb Elm
tpeni9 BON Dem Na96ar gu lernen.
Meiter al BON ben 8erfe6rsfraBen 1T nod
genug Regierunaslanb porbanosn, aber tpenn
Giner elaubt, baB iol9ss 2ano in elmer
8iloniB lle9e, 10 ipirb er iebr enttduI9t iein,
benin iiberaQ giebt es bic Jog. ~SGuatters"
unb Der neue NntDmmIin9 fiebt ii3 genD=
t6igt, lpenn aud nur cine &leinigteit, fir
9aus uno ~fonitige @erbsferungsn gu BE-
3ahlen, @er, auf Tein gutes Rt9t podsllo,
iplfss gu tbun ni9t getpiat 1T, foate lie6er
bon ba fort bleiben, benin er piiroe e%n6lofen
@@esrereien ausgeIebt iein. Die Squat
tiers" iinb 2eute, tpel9e ii6 auf irgeno einem
telicbigen @tiid 2anb nieOergelafen b1ben,
pbne iemals i'm GntfernteIten ouran 81 benz
fen, Is ais Gigsnt6um gu erperben. Sic be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-04

bauen Elm penig 2ano, balten ettpas 8ieb,
iinb geieqi9dftli9 inter einunoer unb ne6=
men bas 2eben 70 lei9t uls mDgli9. Wer
es perftebt, ii9 lire 5reunbi9aft gu ertper>
ben, tit 10 gut als gu 9uuie, aber ungeitraft
laiisn fe it9 ni9t BON ibrem bielIei9t 20 biz
30 Sabre inne gebabten 8efib bertrei6en, ben
tie nun einmal ais ibr Gigentbum betra9ten.
Carl Step6an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-04

THtterung f3Ge6ter 6refs
unter ben Bferoen. Sdlecbten
1refIern nuB bas 5utter in gang tIetnsn
portionen gegeben perben. 0fa1 ldBt ioIz
den Sbieren ben Safer hanOOOufpel1e elnz
f9iitten unb psranlaBt ie auf bieie Wet1s,
mad uno na9 grDbere portionen auf5uneh=
men. Gamentli9 ~ertpeiit ii4 5ieie WtaBz
peaeG Bel foG9en 9ferben 8pedmdBig- lpe!4t
langfam freIen, bus Sutter in Der fr1ppe
parm tauen unO baifelbe ni4t 81 1I9 ne94
men.
-SeigentnS 6pfen5u5teben,
Seigenpflan3en briug.n Die meiiten 5ru9te
6erppr, ipenn i6re @ur3eGn bur3 S0Pfe ooer
gemauerte @rbtGfen gsb0rig ein9eidrantt
lperber. Wenn tie einmal cine gefpI1le OrpBs
erlangt baben, 10 lam man tie ja9reIan9 IN
oenIelben 3Dpfen rultiDtren nno brau3t
i6nen nur BON 3eit gu 3eit einen 9ung9nB
81" seben. Der Bette 8oben lit Hd1eneroe,
qemif9t nit altem Mausrfalt unO te1t IN
bic 8Dpfe gsbriidt. Seigen beoiirfen I'M
Sommer cine erItaunli9e Menge Wa1er.
-8ienenim9 lie It e0es @drtz
ners. @s lit u~Igemstn betannt, Dap Gle
8tenen in groBem MaBe bic 8efru6tlln9 Der
8liitben befDrbern, inbem ite ben 8litbeH<
itau6 BON elmer 8lume CUR anoeren trdgeTl.
unldngit iteute Elm @drtner NIT Der Ssz
nltbung Der 8ienen gu gdrtneriI9en 3peden
BON beItem &eIultate b~eglsitete Ser ude an.
@r irItaqirte in Rem 9lds6auIe, in tpel9eln
er 9urfen trieb, cine 8ienenfamilie uno beo6z
a9tete, buB Die @urtenproouttion biel grOz
Der mar, uls frii6er, als Der 8liit6enitatb
bur6 Meni6enbanb auf Die 8liit1en geItreut
purbe, unb 3uglei4 eriparte Der finbige
9drtner audi 3eit unb &rbeit.
-BreuBens @tebtau5. @m 1.
DECEMBER p. S. bat i'm Oeutf9en 8ei4s Die
pierte @ieb3dblung tattgefunben. sic err
itredte it3 gum erten Wfule nur auf pferoe,
Climber, @9afe unb S9meine, unterI4ieoer
na3 ie 5pei @ltersgruppen. Sn PreuBsn
iparbe aber au9 bic GAIL Der pie9beiBenben
9a~us6aItungen, iotpie Die Der 3iegen, Sdnie.
@nten unb 6ii6ner ermittelt. SIS betcug;>
ME bic rStatiit. &orr." mittbeilt, in Preaz
BEN bic 3abl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-04

as WbgeDp b n n Def VIAL
Der geI3iebt meiit 81 friib3eitig unb raid;
bas iunge S6ier ntrb on Die @eroauunG Der
feften SuttermttteG ni9t langfam genug gez
tpDbnt; fem Wunber ba6er, tpenn bas Sbier
bann i4nel cbmagert, big es ft3 an Die Here
@rnGbrungSpeiie gep06nt bat, Sft bort
man ba mob Die Nnii9t: iebes &alb r1uB
na3 benz NbgepD6nen iein nMil9fleiff"
o~erlieren unb bas orOentli6e Sleti9 biloe
ii6 erit bann bur9 bas Sutter. DAB bieies
@eri9ipinben bes Mil6fleii9es unniib, na>
tiirliGerpeiie iogur i6dbli6 1T, bebarF tsi~
neS peiteren 8epeiIes. @s trttt babur6 Elm
StiIItanb, Ielb1t Elm RiidT9ritt in Der Gnt@
pidelung bes iungen S6teres elm, tpel4er oft
ni9t mebr gun5 gu berbefern lit; gum MIN
De item lit Is oerlorene .3eit.
= Nufeggeni m 5 riibiabr
pirft auf Gltere Slice unb 2u3ernddcr Dprz
t6sil6aft unb ioQte bes9aI6 in teinsm SriiRz
iabr berfdumt tperben. Man beoiert fib
bier3u elmer i~tdrfsn e~iiernen @99e. 9as So
gen betpirft ni9t MN bic 2oderung bs5 3d.
ben, ionbern audi bas @u5reiBen Der ltntrdu=
ter, ipeaieu Der 10 i6GbGi6en Quefs. Gs
tpirtt i~ibrigens audi auf Die iunge 6uferfaat
1e6r %9iinitig, tpern Der 8oben bur9 59iagz
regen cine &ruite ge6ilbet bat, pel6e bertn
Nufgsben 9efGbrbet. s3pedmGBig IGbt mon
Der @gge Die Wal5e fol9en, tppour6 Die fart
empOrgebp6enen Pflun3en mieber an bieGros
angebriidt tperbert, unb tpiro babur3 uu9
bas MG6en ertei9tert. @r0Bere Steire IinD
nqh benz @ggsn ab5uleIen urb fleinere iperz
ben bur9 bic Wal3e in bic @rbe georiiGt. 60
.bebanDelte Mei5endder 3eigen na9 turaer
3eit Elm iippiges 9riin unh cine itGrfere 8t@
Itodung, tpenn es ibnen ni9t an Na9rung
mangelt.
-Sopfreben Man bei9afft i6 GEE
niigenb groBe S0pfe e bis 10 3oQ bod uno
e6en 10 tpei) unb quite Gpmpoiterbe. Gierauf
bebt man NIT benz Spaten in entIpre6enoer
NGbe beg Gebftotes, BON benz man cine Re6e
benuBen min, Elm 10 peites unb ttefes Sod
aus, baB man einen trGftigen unb geIunben
einidbrtgen &ebtrieb bss Mutteritodes nit
llTLl LAutUu|tW AuS0H ppl ullltllDtE III QQS
463ugslo9 bes Sopfes einfii6ren Tam.
(8eire Nugen ab6re9enD Mit 9aumen unh
3eigefinger bat man Die Re6e GangTam in Die
pafIenbe Gage gu b%ringen. Mit Der bereitz
itebenben @OmppfterOe pirb nun Der Sopf
ungefiiGt. @on Der e%ingebOgenen aebe mill
fen 5pei geiunbe, gut ausgebilbete 4ugsn
iiber Der @ros Ietn. Gin tlstner Stab spirb
beigeItedt unh bic &ebe nit einem 8anoe
baran %befeftigt. @irb bieIe Nrbeit I'M gel.
tigen Srii9iabr bOr benz Sdft uusgeFibrt
uno iOrgt man i'm 2auft bes Sommers fir
bic n0t6ige Seu9tigtett bur3 Dfteres @ieBen
unb fir re6t5eitiges Soften, bann fam mon
f9on i'm SerbIt besfelben Sabres bic sOpf<
rsbe pom Mutteritpd trennen unb ais !ruqz
bare SOpfrebe our 4ufiteuung bringen.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15
Is DEAD.

Assistant Secretary Ryan, who has
been campaigning In Kansas and has re-
turned 10 Washington. In speaking OF
the election there said: "Populism, In
my opinion. has been completely wiped
out. Most Of the pOpulists we're with US
In this election, and | think We will hold
them. The rest may keep up q semblAnce
OF an organization or drift into the dem
Ocratic camp, but pOpulism az q force In
politics has, | believe. passed away.
II attribute our victory TO three causes
the prosperity which the state has en-.
iOysd under the present administration,
the popularity Of the president and the
splendid manner In which the campaign
was managed. During the past year
Kansas has been remarkably prosperous
Compared with the conditions which
existed under the last administration.
we are enjoying msrVelously good times
The farmers particularly have been bene
fitted by the changed conditions. Pros
perity has discredited populistic argu.
manlah
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15

Ion the Indn.lnal AdyerIser.

From the Industrial Advertiser
Mrs, j.. +, Cook Ia expected to arriVl
soon from an extended visit in the east
ern states.
Mrs. Mary A. Jackson, Of Park, Boston,
a relation OF our live insurance man, il
%sojourning with J, Il Smith.
EliegO Baca rat from the south.
eastern counties Of this territory. He
acted In the capacity OF interpreter al
the courts there.
A. d. Coon is busy attending to his dis
tilling plant. He is SION to place on the
market the products Of 1t, consisting Of
apple, plum, grape and peach brandy.
Rev. lgnaciO Grom. the worthy pastor
OF the Catholic church in this city, hA,
returned from a several weeks vacation
IN the upper counties, where h has beer
sOjOurning In quest OF health.
Tuesday morning an Old frame build
ing, across the street from c. T, Brown,
livery stable, was discovered to be- OF
dre. The fire boys were on hand prompt
ly and did effective service, but nothing
OF the building nor Of its contents could
be saved. The place had been occupied
by 4. +. Gibbons and used as a carpenteI
shop and a general lumber store room
The loss Is considerable as there we're II
the building a lot OF costly tools anC
machinery which Is difficult and costly Il
replace; no insurance.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15

the mine owners and operative miners Of
he various chief coal producing states
Ia the union held at Chicago In the be-
ginning OF the present year. To have
allowed this the miners felt would be the
means OF reducing the scale rates for
mining coal all along the lines, and
made the Chicago agreement a nullity
The action. therefore. OF the Yirden com
ANY wa resisted by the miners OF the
'oun'ry and supported by the operators
iissatifn ed with the Chicago scale. Be-
sides, the politicians figured prominently
IN the fight. Gov. Tanner took the side
Il the miners. and others opposed. This
gave an interest TO the contest through
nut the country at large Of more than
ordinary interest. There IL much diyi.
slon OF opinion as to the legality Of the
course pursued by the governor OF I'LL
uois, but there can hardly be any doubt
that had he been opposed to the miners
hey would have lost the fight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15
Joseph q. HampsOn Goes Through Ri Pas
Pm Route Easi.

Joseph q. Hampson Goes Through ri Pas
Pm Route Basi.
Joseph Hampson, the great Mexican
railr adj mapnate, arrived in El Pas
last night from Mexico In his private
car, attached 20 thu Mexican Central
train. He ia on a business trip to Kansas
City. 81. Louis and other eastern cities
accompanied by his wife.
When seen by a Times reporter last
night, Mr.. Hampson said that he had had
a very pleasant trip 10 far without Incl.
dents Of any kind aud WAS very much
pleased to see III Paso again as he has
many friends here
He said that his new road, the Mexico,
C%uernsvaca n Pacific, II being pushed on
TO completion and IL now huilt l75 miles
ont from the City OF Mexico II has been
onened for some time Ia the old city Of
C~uernayaca, n OF the most interesting
cities In Mexico, and Ia doing a good
business. When completed II will run
to Acapulco, one Of the principal ports Of
the Pacific coast OF Mexico and will open
up one Of the richest sections OF country
In the republic and will be the great
highway between the capital and the
western coast. This road will be the frs
20 connect this section with the interior.
His car was brought over the river last
night and will be attached 10 the Outgo.
trg Santa FL to.day.-Et PasO Times.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15

EVERY time the Democrat-the corpOr.
alton organ-gets angry It announces
through III editorial columns that A. A.
Grant purchased the Morning Democrat
for the purpose OF giving the people OF
the place a respectable newspaper" Ye
Gods and little hshesl Has respectability
got 40 low among our generous and open
hearted merchants and citizens generally
that they have TO be insulted and re-
minded, every Oncs and a while. that Mr..
Grant bought out Col. J. g. Albright 30
a. to improve society, cr, In the language
OF the corporation organ, give the PEG
pie OF the place a respectable news
papeiY" II il soul grapes with the Dem
Ocrat.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15
. YIoToRY EoR LAnoR.

Carlinyille, ILL.,, Nov. l2. The differ
ences between the ChieAgO-Virden Coal
company and the Yirden and Auburn and
the striking miners have been settled,
and the shafts will o be In operation.
The company agreed 10 pay the state
scale OF 40 cents per ton, but did not
want 10 tear down the stOckAde. Finally
the company accepted the offer Of the
miners that they would take II down and
charge the company nothing for the
labor.
Acknowledgement ROOse, OF Springfield,
notified Sheriff Davenport that the re-
manning troops guarding the Chicago
Virden Coal cOmpRny's shaft at Virden
would be removed 10 day.
Readers Of the press reports remember
that the Virden miners strike has been
one Of the aercest labor struggles in the
country. The coal company sought "a
reduce the scale Of wages agreed 10 by
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15

Another great discovery has been made,
and that too. by a lady In this country.
Disease fastened liz clutches upon her
aud for seven years she withstOOd ia Sc
VeTests tests, but her vital OrgaDs were
undermined and death seemed Imminent,
For three months SIZE cUughed incessant.
ly, and could not sleep. She finally dis
covered a way to recovery, by purchasing
OF us 4 bottle OF DR.. Kings New DiseOy-
cry for Consumption, and was 80 much
relieved on taking the first dose, that
she slept all night, and with two bottles
has been absolutely cured, Her name 1,
Mrs. Luther Lutz.' Thus writes W. c
Hammick \ Co., n Shelhy y. G.. TTia.
bottles free at j II O'Rielli 81 Co \ DRUG
store. Regular siz, CD cents and ~
Every bottle guaranteed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15

The Albuquerque Abstract company
Incorporated has the only complete, nv
TO date set OF books In the county Alb
stracts furnished on short notice and al
reasonable price, Why take chances OF
mistakes in looking up titles from In.
dexesp J. NJ. Moore, Manager, l2l south
Second street. New phone 222.
All kinds OF special ruling, blank book
work, magazine binding and badge
stamping done In the best possible man.
ner at THE CITIZEN bindery. Come In
and see samples and prices OF work be.
fore ordering elsewhere. All correspond.
ence concerning this class OF work care.
fully attended to.
Call in and see Anderson Il Co.'S line OF
samples, which Mr.. Bates Is showing In
the large cuts; IL will pay you. SIMON
STERN, the Railroad avenue clOthier.
II you need anything in silks Il will
pay you to attend the Economist sale
this week,
Stove repairs for any stove made
whitney Co,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15

To Rent-Nice sunny rooms, arst. slas'
beds, cheap. Over pOstOfice.
For Rent-Furnished front room, alsC
good barn. 402 south Edith street.
For ReDt-Dwelling, 700 north Third
street. Call at premises In the forenoon.
First. class furnished rooms for rent
Inquire OF Mrs. Brunswick, upstairs OveI
the pOstOfice.
For Rent-Rive room house, cheap By
the year only; In good repair, all newly
pspered and painted. Apply TO J. u
Luthy.
House OF seven rooms for rent with
furniture for sale 10 party renting house
Enquire at No. 1l61S south Third street
up stairs.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15

EATING crow has soured the stomachs
OF the democrats and the temporary
heavy writer on The corporation organ.
They all envy the success and the pOpu-
larity OF THE CITIZEN, and the milk in
the cocoanut for the insane attacks OF the
Democrat on The CITIZEN, especially as
to It's long article Of this morning. is
that THE CITIZEN will continue TO he
the official paper Of BernalillO county.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15

Suffering humanity should be supplied
with every means possible for its relief.
ing: This Is 10 certify that was a ter
rible sufferer from yellow iaundice fOI
over six months, and was treated by
some OF the best physicians In our city.
aud all TO nO avail. DR.. Bell, our drug
gist, recommended Electric Bitters, and
after taking two bottles, | was entirely
cured. | now take great pleasure II
recommending them 10 any person SUI,
fering from this terrible malady. | au
gratefully yours, NJ. A Hogarty, Lexiug
ton, KY" Sold by j. II. OlRielly 4 Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15
sure sign Of Group.

HOarseness In a child that Is subject 10
Group Is a sure indication Of the approach
OF the disease. II ChRmberlain's Cough
Remedy Is given as o as the child be
comes hOarse. or eYen after the cr0upy
cough has appeared. II will prevent the
attack. Many mothers who have crOupy
children always keep this remedy at
hand and find that il saves them much
trouble and worry. II can always be de
pended upon and ia pleasant to take. Fol
sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15

In 1887 ThOs. Mcintosh, OF Allentown
Tenn, had an attack OF dysentery which
became chronic. Il was treated by the
best physicians In East Tennessee with.
out a cure" he says. FINALLY | tried
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhOea remedy. After using about twelve
bottles | was cured sound and we'll" Fol
sale by All druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15

Demonstration is the thief Of time
and will cause you some plumbers's bills
II you don't provide an abundant coaI
supply before that sudden cold snaT
comes on; CeTrillos hard and soft coal
Hahn & Co.
New stock kid gloves, novelties In
neckwear and hosiery just received a
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
Carpenters tools. WhitT ey Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15
iO6 Railroad Ave-, Albuquerque.
an ideal PIaoe,

II you are searching for the ideal eli
mate In the United States In which 10
spend the winter months, where you can
also Ind a hot mineral water unsnT.
passed for the cure OF rheumatism, kid.
ney and stomach disorders, and a new
and neatly furnished "Casa-del. Con-
suelO," run upon the American plan and
with American cooks, with splendid
bathing accommodations and a place
where cOnsumptiyes do not disturb your
peace and cOmfOTt-fOr they are not in
yited-go to Hudson Hot Springs on the
Santa Fe railway In Grant county.
Write A. R. Graham, Hudson, n. NJ for
information.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15
Az IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE

To make II apparent TO thousands, who
think themselves IN, that they are not
anlcted with any disease, but that Inc
oostiye condition Is easily cured by using
Syrup OF Figs. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold
BY all druggists,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15

Now j. the time 10 order your Hank
account book, 80 they viii be- tho:oIeh'y
seasoned, when You opeu a new s-t #
books the first OF the year. an kinds 0i
blank books made NJ The CITIZEN bini-
cry. Let us give YOU prices on y.ur
work before sending it out OF town.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15
nn,hInn,. Arnir. snIyn.

The best salye In the world for CutF,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, SAT- Rheum, Fever
3ores, letter, Chapped Hands, C|hilblain-,
N0rns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required.
IL II guaranteed TO give perfect satisfsc-
tion or money refunded. Price % cents
Ger box. For sale by j. Il. O'Rielly Il
Co, Druggists.