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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-12-25
TkVsTngs 81 /.

WMKEks, Frank and Lille
Nay Rabb aud Maria Y. SiaTck
the sonnty Of Cameron,
and State Of Texas, did on the
7lb. day Of april A. D..
1898, execnis and deliver 70
Francis B. Boffman, trustee, a
irnst deed on certain lands IN
Cameron county. state of Texas,
therein descIihed, To secure the
sum of 81, 900, due by said
Frsok and Lille May Rabh.
aud Maria V. Starck, 10 The
British aud American Mortgage
Company (Limited) which said
trust deed is recorded in Cam
eron county. in Deed Book 3,
page sig, to which reference is
hereby, made;
And whereas, defauit. has
been made in the paya &c
the moneys secure
trust deed, aud whe
dsrsigned has b
pointed substitRled
The place of said M
Hoffman as providee
trust deed, and bias
requested 10 execute
therein contained:
Now, thereforp, aosiee Is bsI4
by given that u e ard ny vi
tue Of the pow htaiRed
said trust deed. phdersi
ed substitut lee on
9nd day ny
1900, betwee sufs u
. % and 4 at theNcotlf4
house door in the city OF
Brownsville, in Cameren couu-
~, viii by public auction sell
so the hIekes, bidder for cash
the follos -, seribed proper
~, viz:
A tract g on tne no
Grande rif<l aliies soOse
Brownsvlllt follows De
8 einniaE 81 81 etory post mark
81 lib on base Il1c Of Z certain grant
IF r Ind from the King Of spain
s.s-ss.r as the ]. Is Feria, thence due south
= = scross road theme LOO rs to old
- liver. and thence following the
al said old river for southern
OF said tract; thence horih
% rs; thence norm a : "eS1
e south "est go V ;
81 west 400 IS . tfsne<
500 rs ; thence sos'5n = Z
'sce sk.EtsI 9 sssz TO -,
sask 30 -. -; 4sss
-. rs tfeesS se.'ss
<Hce so1ll 80
Roftn 90 -
~ eess ~
easl $50 kaf'ss'
10 49, 49,
aas; khens7 sohs :
<seheS ne'tn %
.es aoflh 1ol 'sest me
81 posi- mar zee
erfP aaa lagoon
cross SAD lagoon
MS 10 foad'
70 post on
tAeHce from
1.<'ssses< vest bound
80 .ree' = a,a set stake 10.
.s,56. far,s 5feFe sake marked !
r<sa Fsfas. drtlre stake arked l.
.oos <sras drove stake markell III 994
zzras dtfsTe stas E fslarkta ~ 1890 Vara'S'
a<cse stake for road u 5000 Fdi"S
SCI <pc<s marked 4 ~ -oio Hi.'9'
ksscA sal3 road o'oOo Na'' -
drove stake 1narked " OBS Na'"S -
hrTovo. o7oo FafaS' S'oS ~, 1'r0 90 80
Eeras drove sssNe -, S-IFr G 30, yar,s
e.ote : e't-a5Ty . ooo varas. drove
oroVe staAe MAJ 49, - ~ ,-.-,e e.
stake for road Vi 10000 NaI"9 SCI
ros+ marked III p ro.OTO Varas across
f4 -S drove stake marked
VI, %, ara. drove stake marked XII
r.ooo vsrss 4 owe stake marked XIII ~
40, tJaras drore stake marked XIV I4.3oo
xar.s dr,ve stake for road NJ Is Ooo
1aras st most marked III-lP 1900
~a-s.s orross -oa3 16OO6 varas.
~ a. t'~'>-0
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-12-25

Also an undivided oBe-hal.I
interest in and to The following
lands:
4 tract OF land beginning at
the southwest corner OF this
survey aud southeast corner of
the next adjoining survey above
made for A Wprbiski, q stake
Oh the Borih bank of the Rio
Grande from which u post in
line of division on first high
land bears north 2Is east 500
varas and running thence With
the meanders of the river south
561 , east $50 garas a point
opposite baHco; thence crossing
river and following meanders OF
cid river bed around The banco
souih 341E : west $50 VS.. soa!h
Tx : East 270 vs.. east 100 va.
North 35K , east $50 VS.. north
33L : west 200 vs. north 81
EAST 1914 ys. 10 point ola north
6 OF the river opposite the
side of banco; thence
Be Rio Grande with the
<a. south 624 East 719
So east $50 IS north
ST 300 vs.. north BOZ
rs. north II , eass
&Fth 52A , east 205 "
east 120vs soutb
tas, 369 VS., south 42A
rast 404 rs south 81 : east 642
vs south 514 , west 500 VS. north
.52E : east Gas vs. north 4
.east 800 vs. TO the southeast
forner of this survey and soutb
vest corner Of the next survey
below made for Mrs. Cooper q
stake on the bank Of The Rio
Grande; thence with the line of
-aid Mrs. Cooptr's survey north
IL 21l cas-; at about geo va set
post on first high land al 45G va
act post on road in field from
which an Anacua marked -
bars sonih IL , west at JOG
"a passed fence of,Starck's field
at 1910 VS.. a post at fork roads
at 5045=Fs a road near resaca al
> .3O5 vs. passed resaca stump
for post, at 1851 VS. post resaca
Cua,ilas, at s 500 VS. post at
B azos road, al 9.700 Us resaca,
af y 600 rs Laguna Larga. al
1857 - pest IL enter Palo
sfo prairie at rs Rio
Grand railroad track. ard cor
inning same course (halauce
ff linp not rnn4 in all 69,462 vs.
30 the Arroyo Colorado where
set post Tor northeast corner OF
his survey. thence up the Ar
Irnvo with its meand+Ts south
49, ; wrai 1875 W 10 post for
noTihwpsi corner and northeast
corner OF next surrey above
made for A. V erbiski; thence
~iih eas' boundary of said
Werhiski and west boundary
of this survey south 21s vest
90 OOE ~ IN flo pnrth iins ~
G. Jagou's $40 acre tract, a
stake at wire lence, thence
with said Jagoas inc south
seq , cast 81 Vs to the north
EAST corner Of same, thence with
East boundary Of same south
81 west 690vs to stake IN
cinders on line of said WerbiSki and
where it strikes said Jagou's line thence
with said boundary line OF Werbiskt
south X Q west 1850 VS. to the place OF
beginning; bearing marked - posts
XIV variation ca east, said tract con-
tanning 2o.353 acres moe or less from
which is excepted 200 ores IN the south
east corner the eof set art as home
stead both tracts conta ming IN the
dg regate 27.I5o res, more or less.
said land VII he sold 90 satisfy the
de secured ny said tru deed. aid such
title will be given as is vested Ia said
trustee.
c. Il. MARIs. Substituted Trustee.
Brownsville, Texas, Nov. GOTH, 1899.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
DEFENsE UF MAFEKING
WAR DEPARTM ERr NEWS.
Bosrs ON the March--white Flag Hoisted
at MAfeking

Boers the March--white Flag Hoisted
st Mafeking.
London, Oct. lS.-The war 9th 80 has Is
sued the following statement:
News has been received from General
Sir George Stewart White. the general
Commanding In the Natal. that the an
ticipated movement Of Boer forces across
Drakensburg. already reported from sew
erai quarters, was likely TO be continued
October II, In which case some Of them
might be expected at Boasnbank that
night and probably c0ms into contact
with our cavalry between Lsdysmith and
the passes Of Drakensburg. On the north
the boer forces from Ingagane are ad
vsncing. accompanied BY q few batteries
OF artillery. Ga the Buff .lo river the
Beers from Vryheid are moving toward
Wants and Rorkes drifts. Our cavalry re-
main In observation and report move.
ments In the Orange Free State. The
Basultos are said to manifest an attitude
hostile to the Beers and they may neu.
tralize q certain number OF the Boer
forces"
A special dated Pretoria at noon yes
tsrday says: After a few shots were
fired at MsfekiDg the white flag was
hoisted. A Boer party. bearing the Il ,g Of
truce, was sent to inquire whether the
town had surrendered. No definite reply
was received. The Boer messenger was
detained six hours and then released"
Another special from Pretoria says
"The Boer Krnpp batteries are covering
the town. Military engineers can be oh.
served laying temporary railroad. which
will probably be used In armored train
defense by the garrison
The Beers. according to q special from
Pretoria, yesterday engaged small force
OF mounted police near Berkeley, west OF
Cape Colony, capturing two.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
CIVIL SERVICE.
Applicants for aovernm snt Positions Be-
Ing Examined To-Day.

Applicants for aovernm snt Positions He
Ing Examined To- Day.
A. II. Hitler, civil service examiner
came In last nignt from III Paso. MIR
Hitler started on this examining tour
Trinidad being his last place. During
his trip he has covered points IN Ohio
Indiana, Missouri. Kansas, Colorado,
Utah, California, AriZ,na Texas aud
New Mexico. la Albuquerque h. found
1ve applicants awaiting him and is to-
day putting them through examinations
Tor service In the different departments
OF the government which are subject 4
the civil service law OF 1888.
These examinations are very rigid and
quite q good common school education
seems TO be requisite for success. Spell
ing, geography. penmanship. arithmetic
and letter writing go TO make up the list
OF subj scts upon which one must be pre-
pared.
or all the branches OF civil service, the
railway mail seems to be the most popu
lar. from the fact that appointments tC
this branch are generally made In the
district where the successful applicant
lives.
The rating OF the examination papers
Is surrounded with every Imaginable pre-
caution with view to preventing any
psrtislity being shown from political or
personal standpoints.
When the papers Of the applicants
have been handed In they are sealed ny
and sent to Washington. ID. G., for rating
The applicants are made acquainted
with their success or failure as soon as
possible.
Mr.. Hitler, who is In Albuquerque to.
day has his home In Hudson. Mich, from
which ststA he was appointed. He tries
In every way TO dispel any nervousness
on the part OF the applicants In order
that they may do their best, and his man
ner is such ~ to accomplish this. He
expects to leave tonight for Trinidad.
II, J. Huling, the wool man OF Trini
dad IA I'm the city accnmpanied by NJ II
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
MANILA NEWS.
Operations Planned By Gen. Otis
Meet With DIsfaVOr,
Reports Are That Gen. Pic Del
Pillar Wants TO Sell Out.
He Has q Scheme TO Capture Gen. OILS
and the Archbishop.
SPANISH SOLDIERS KILLED.

New York, Oct is A dispatch TO th he
Herald from Manila, via Hong Kong
says: The recent military operations ON
the Porac 70 the north aud on the san
Francisco and Mslsbon 20 the south,
damned In General Otis office, contem
plated only expeditions against the
enemf and immediate withdrawal from
those regions. These operations were
severely criticised by military men gen
orally rs the territory abandoned by the
Americans was Immediately re. occupied
by the insurgents. Soldiers and officers
alike feel their lives are being sacrificed
without accomplishing any results. Our
losses are very heavy when compared
with the advantages gained. Sound
military men say the territory must be
held by gsrrisoniDg the principal ports
and the interior towns
The medical department Ia outraged,
because General Otis fails TO recognizs.
through its representatives,, the dire
need OF more IN sdicsl officers, nurses and
hospital room.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18

time until noon. A public macs meet
ing was then held. United states Sen
stor William X. Mason, Congressman J.
J Lentz and Rev. Herbert s. Bigelow, OF
Cincinnati, delivered speeches.
A declaration OF principles was uuani
mously adop,ed. II denounced the poll, y
OF imperialism ~ hostile to liberty, un.
constitutional and tending toward
militarism. The policy Of the present
national administration IL conGemn led.
Continuing IL says: "~e propose 10 con-
tribute to the defeat Of any person OF
party that stands for forcibie subjugs-
ton Of any people,"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
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NOTES FROM PRETORIA.
Closing In GA Mafeking british Oar
Captured with Few Losses.

Closing In on Mafeking- British Csmp .
Captured wan Few Losses.
Pretoria, Oct. Is --Commandant Gen
erai J0ubert arrived at Newcastle, Natal
He found only hundred men there
when he entered the town.
The Beers continue TO close In upon
MafekiDg and destroy the railroad north
aud south OF the town.
Volkslen, Boer Off ,isl organ, at
Pretoria. gives the following news
"rhe British camp at Ramathla.
bams has been captured and
sacked by General CroDjs after severe
lighting. Many burghers were killed and
wounded. Britt h loss not known
Volksten adds that success thus faI
everywhere stteDde the buigheIs."
Ii admits In vari Gus skirmishes neaI
Mafeking and other points the BOer cas-.
ualties number sixty or seventy killed
and wounded.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
AUCTION.

At 6l2 south Arno street, at 1880 p. IN
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 0ct. 10,
1899, the entire eoatents OF a seven
room house. including elegant bedroom
sets, a foe large base burner, kitchen
Brussels and Ingram carpets, hne leather
stove. elegant set dining chairs, large
refrigerator, willow aud other rockers
center table, etc, in fact everything tC
furnish an elegant home. House opened
for inspection OF goods Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons from 2 10 5p. IN
Come and look at 1t.
II. 8. KNIGHT, auctioner.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
PIo DEL PILAR's sCHEMr.
He Wants to Sell Out and Surrender 4
the Am orleans.

He Wants to Sell Out and Surrender to
the Americans.
Manila. Oct. 1S.-General Otis has re
ceived messages purporting TO be from
the insurgent general, Pio del Pillar,
Offering 10 sell out and deliver his army
In the hands OF the Americans. The
policy OF Otis is firmly set against buy
ing any surrenders. Pho del Pillar offers
for $4,000 to refrain from attacking
Manila with his army; for s25, 900 TO
surrender his army after a sham battle
On both sides, firing into the air. and for
t5O0.000 he says he will procure the
overthrow OF the iDsurrection and cap
tore Aguinaldo. Palermo and other lead
ers.
Reports from districts occupied by the
enemy, state that Pho del Pillar has an
sudaclous plan TO break through the
American lines into Manila, seiz, GEN
e'al Otis and the archbishop.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
Alabama Tonight.

At 0rchestrion hall to night Alabama
will be presented by a specially selected
company sent out by the owners and
Augustus Thomas, the author. The prop.
critics and settings are now here, having
been sent on ahead, and we have the rs
surance that the company will arrive on
time.
Manager Trimble gives assurance that
)rchestrion hall will be In comfortable
condition In case the night Is cold.
The seats are on sale at Matson's and
are selling rapidly.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
sCRUGGs-JAMEs.
A Pretty Wedding soIemnixsd In SAINT
u uay

A Pretty Wedding soiemnizsd In Santa
Ne To- DAY,
Daniel Scruggs, formerly connected
with the singer Sewing Machine COM
pany but now with the Washington
Life Insurance company. and Miss Mary
James. the popular daughter OF John
James, assistant superintendent OF the
New Mexico penitentiary. were united
IN the holy bonds OF wedlock
at noon to-day ut the residence
u the brides parents in Santa Fe. Rev
I. q. Bsstlie. pastor OF the Presbyterian
church OF this city. left for the capital
last night, and ofliciated at the mar.
riage.
The young couple will make their
home In lhi, city. where both have hosts
OF friends. who jDin THE CITIZEN In ~
lending congratulations and wishing Mr
and Mrs. Scruggs long and happy mar.
ried life.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS.
They are Celebrating In Good Fashion In
Loulsville.

They are Celebrating In Good Fashion In
Louisville.
Louisville, KY, Oct. lS.-The dem =
Gratis OF Louisville and Jefferson county
are celebrating In royal fashion to day
The democratic nominees for state ofli ,ss
are In the city. Mayor Weaver issued "a
proclamation, declaring u halliday holi-
day. The Publication Is in the form OF
an old-tims Kentucky barbecue. Ar
rangements are being made to feed 1900
people.
William j. Bryan. William 6oebel aud
ex- Senator j. q. 5. Blackburn and others
OF the party, making the trip through
western and central Kentucky, cams TO
take part In the celebration and will
make speeches. 10 addition 250 stalwart
Cook county. Illinois, democrats ART
present to urge the democracy Of the
state to stand by the regular nominees.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
IN CLEVELAND.

President Mckinley and Party spend ,
Few Hours Ia Cleveland.
Clsv sland, Oct. 1S.-Presldent Mckin
ley's party reached this city this morn
ing Carriages had been provided for q
ten mile drive out Euclid avenue. through
Cord IN and Wade parks. AT the Hollen.
den hotel a reception was held. Colonel
Myron I. Herrick entertained the presi
Dental party at lunchson this afternoon
At 2:3O the presidential party departed
over the Erie line
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
ONE FARE RATE.

secured to National Live stock Association
Convention at Fort Worth.
Denver, 0ct. ls.-The committee hsy-
ing In charge the railway transportation
for the third annual convention OF the
National Live Sock associ alton, which
meets at Fort Worth. Texas, next Jan
uary, has been notified by the passenger
associations that one fare for the round
trip rate will be given. This concession
covers all points in the south western
Passenger association, including Mem
phis, st. Louis and Kansas City. and all
territory west OF the Missouri river to
Denver,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
Bryan ut Hsrrod.burs.

Hatrodsburs, KY, Oct. IL -Bryan'-
fitst meeting Of the day was held here
There was an audience Of 1000 present.
Enthusiasm was manifested Throughout.
Bfysn accused the republican attorney
general, now a candidate for governo.
with fail e 10 enforce the trust laws Of
thus state. He accused him OF enforcing
the law against man VINO stole q LOAF
OF bread and permitting the great thieves
10 20 unpublished.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
ANTI-IMPERIALIsr LEAGUE.

stiIi In Session Mt Chioago-J. Sterling Nor
ton Presided.
Chicago, Oct. lS.-Delegates to the
snti-Imperislist conference TO day re-
sumsd the task OF completing the organ
izition OF the National anti-Imperialist
league. j. Sterling Morton, OF Nebraska,
presided. Herbert Myrick. OF Spring
field. Mass. spoke against the acquisition
OF the Philippines. A general Discussion
OF the Philippine question occupied the
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18

Green Lake. Wis. 0cslS The Terrace
Beach Casino, the large hotel owded by
n. A. Meyer, was burned 10 the groanu
early to.dsy. Mr. aud Mrs. jerks, par
ents OF Mrs. Meyer, were burned TO de ath,
Mr. jerks was ying very III. Mrs. Jenks
made heroic attempt 10 save her hus
band, but before she could rescue him
the flames cut of escape Of both.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
FIRED ON MAHEKING.
The Beers Attack the Tom With
No Response.
Zulus Are AIMING. Desiring to At
taevke Beers.
Considerable Smoke Displayed But Very
Little Fighting.
BRITISH CANT CAPTURED.

Pretoria, 0st. 16 Delayed In transmits.
sionl-3 General CrJDIs, after warning tue
women aud children TO leave Mafsking,
opered IRE upon the town with cannon
this afternoon. No response was made.
The report current al Delsgob bay
that 5000 Beers hsd bsen repulsed At
Newcastle, Il false.
DEFENSE UF MAFEKING
Ladysmith, Oct. lS-Tne native tribe
OF Barolongs, under Chief Vessels. is
said to be 90 perating at the defense OF
Msfeking. undertaking outpost duty.
The native tribe Of Y lluland. whose cat
Gle have been raided by the Beers, ap.
piled to General Sir George Stewart
White, British commander In Natal, for
permission to make armed resistance
White refused the request. as he IL op-
posed to the uss Of colored suxilisries.
THE zULUs ARE ARMING.
London, OFT. lS - A According TO q
special from Durham, Natal, the u illus
are afmiog with Assegais. Chief Dini-
zulu says he Is unable TO restrain them.
1t Is expected they will be Joined BY
3 HAlZels.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18

Oakland, Cal, Oct. 1S.-"fernwood, u
the magnificent lone OF George X. Din.
gee, located at Piedmont. burned this
morning. The house contained ons Of
lne finest private art galleries and con.
servst0ries In the state. The total loss
Is probably over $4,000. Air. and Mrs
Dingee are In the east.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
Encountered the Epemy,

Manila, Oct. lS.-Bitson's Macabsbt
scouts encountered the enemy at San
Mateo, near Arayst, at dawn to-day, at
tackled them on the front and flank
driving them out OF ths trenches AMI di's
persing them completely. Several Fill
pinos, including captain and lieuten.
ant, were killed. A quantity OF arms
was captured. The Macabebes had one
man Iilled.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
THE PARLIA N kNT.

Force--sbow OF Strength.
London, Oct. SIN the house OF com
mons to-day first lord OF the treasury and
government leader, Arthur j. BalfOur,
brought In the following message from
the queen: The state OF affairs In Africa
having constituted In the opinion OF heI
ms ,sty case Of emergency within the
m ,anin, OF the act OF parliament, hsr
majesty deems II proper to provide ad.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18

But you don't have to wait II you order
coal OF us. For domestic Goals we keep Gal
all sizes OF anthracite. Have them
always on hand in quantities. Best
facilities for filling orders Of any coal
yard In the southwest.
W. II. HAHN Il Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
brand HnlInm,nrn Ball.

At the Armory hall, on October 80, the
Turquoise division, No. 10, g. |. A. to b
OF l.. H.. will give a grand Halloween
ball. Tickets are now In the hands OF
committees; only 81 each
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
SPANISH SOLDIERS.

Desired to surrend sr To Americans -Seve N
Killed, Three Escaped.
Manila, Oct. Is S-Ten former Spanish
so.diers, who for q time acted a. officers
and members OF the Filipino artillery
regiment located In the vicinity Of Santa
Rcls, Lsguns de Bay district, deter
mined 10 surrender the artillery to the
Americans. The plot was discovered by
the Filipinos, who killed seven OF the
conspirstors; the other three escaped.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
Odd FeIIow.. Attention.

All members of the order who can ac-
company me 10 Bland for the purpose OF
institutlng new Lodge. will please give
me their names before 6 p. III. Thursday
5. Vann. grand master.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
MONEY To LOAN

On diamonds, watches, etc, or any goo,
security: also on household goods st0fet
wi h me; strictly confidential. Highes
cash prices paid for household goods.
7. A. WRITTEN. ia Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
Loan Onice

Simpson for loans on all kinds OF col
lateral security. Also for great bargains
in unredeemed watches 900 South
Second street, near the postotiice,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18
For sale Cheap

A few alternate blocks In the Terrac,
addition. They will make the purchaser
big money in the near future.
M. Z. STAMM, agent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-18

Special discount on folding beds this
week for cash. At Gideon's 205 south
First street.