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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

IlC Ell.
nc F Barclay & W, Pa
w B Tuttle & W. Cal
@ B Hollenbeck, Cal
! l. q Brookfield &w, Cal
Miss F Brookfield, Cal
G. Brookfield, Cal
] II Winslow, Chicago
] r Russell, Ariz
W Balls, Portland
B II Harrison & W, La
Miss A Sherwood, La
A G Sherwood, La
F Mella, Leavenworth
A Stundler, Kans
| W Ralph, Alvarado
G. N Stockwell, N z
T E Clark. Visalla
I A N Judd. Watsonville
, g A Penman, 8 Jose
] S Brown. Cal
&C. Williams, New York
G. II Cooper. Boston
M Carothers. Willets
: ] Hunter & d, Vallejo
A Jordan & fy, Wash
ington, d G
Capt Hoffman, u S A
Mr. Lehman, Mont
P German, Montreal
J L Ataver, Saeto
G r Hand. Sacramento
M Michael, Woodland
HOTEL.
E S Stern. U S A
w W Foote, Oakland
T w Henshaw. Oakld
w s Wilson, u S A
] A Chanslor, Oil City
, ] r Kerr, Oil City
l. B Nutting, Honolulu
: Mrs Nutting, Honolulu
. Mrs w S Tevis 4 chill
: dren&maid. Cal
T Guntzler, Bakrfield
w M Gearham o City
H Silver, Los Ang
c g Weber, st Louis
F B Jackson, Eng
: L Frank, New York
T o Carmack, S Louis
r T Hanison, Ballarat
d Melone, Oak Knoll
f ] Drisko, Boston
/ lC r Mills, Boston
J F II Brown, Melrose
! ] Doyle, U S n
w W Bush, u S N
ilG H Cooper, Boston
C A Clapp. Boston
j c Carlisle. Boston
ERN HOTEL.
Nv G Hornberg, Vallejo
10 Koeler, Vallejo
J P Hamlin, New York
ia Williams, Colo
Mrs Hael, San Diego
E G Spaulding. Ill
] Snyder, Seattle
lC V Cauffman. Seattle
e B Crawford. N Y
III l. Smith. Chicago
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page s.

NOTE-In the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides given in the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
day In the order Of occurrence as to time. The
second time column gives the second tide of
the day. the third time column the third tide
and the last or right hand column gives the
last tide OF the day, except when there bu-
three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights
the city front CMission-street whar) about
United States Coast Survey charts except
when q minus sign - precedes the height,
and then the number given is subtracted from
the depth given by the charts. The plane of
reference Is the mean Of the lower low waters.
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RENTS 1920 PER ANNUM.
PAYS l9 PER CENT PER ANNUM.
SO O00-4 frontages; Il flats and I dwelling; good
condition; all rented on Stockton st.
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RENTS 1924 PER ANNUM
PAYS y PER CENT PER ANNUM.
SO OO0-2 frontages; : flats on Grove St on
rear street; lot q .llNI2Qi near Laguna.
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BARGAINS.

NEW WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
ON INSTALLMENTS.
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HENRY d. GALLAGHER CO.,

Successors to Flanagan & GaIlagher)
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs
~ Fifth ST.. opposite Lincoln School
Telephone South so.
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RENTS Ssh PEP ANNI-M
SOUTH or MARKET.

fINV
PAYS y PER CENT PER ANNUM.
s6.50l-3 new flats g. Z and rooms and bath
lot 25x137.6. on Central ave.
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8. 900 cash, balance $4,000 on mortgage;
new flats Of Q and rooms and bath
on Golden Gate ave; rents S35 per
month. ANY CASH OFFER OF LESS
WILL BE SUBMITTED.
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RENTS sos PER ANNUM
PAYS Is PER CENT PER ANNUM.
E5,700-Near Sixth and Howard sts.; fats Of
and rooms: lot 50x75.
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w u buChtts pbOShNSi
E l. Wilhoit. Stockton
c II Poole, Boston
A W Thompson, Bostol
z S Swami, Cal
II Chinn, Marysville
K ] Linden, Portland
B Grauss, Calistoga
] Bender, Boston
w L Pritchard, Sacto
] D McGilvry, Denver
II Thompson So Aca-
pulco
w D Mcpherson, Chic
/ N S Kymmesly, Ca
D r Boyd, U 8 n
Mrs S Jordan, N York
D ] Mills, Menlo Par
A NJ Thomas, PMSSC'
G. H Andrews & W. o
f H Knapp, Boston
! = G Atkins, SHASTA
] NJ Roberts. Cal
P Kettenring & W, De
fiance
W w Turney, Campbell
r p Turney. Campbell
II McRae. Rossland
w J Harden, Sonora
] L Clark, Los Angeles
f Spencer, London
w P McFall. S Rosa
+ s Sherman, Cal
PALACE
H S Ziweifel,' Zurich
Miss A Wiler & maid
Salt Lake
C S Jones, Phila
r B Marshall, Chgo
Mrs RIB Marshall, Chg
A Wetmore, n Y
B II Harrison, n Orl.
Mrs Harrison, n ORR
A G Sherwood. N orl
] Mckee, u S A
] Finnell, Tehama
J r Decote, Cal
Mrs J R Decote, Cal
J " Moore, Phila
A J Mills. New Yorl
c II Mitchell, n Y
] H Bloedel, N Y
A w Crockston Scott
H T Wills, Dawson
r c Cushman, Bostol
d A Ritchie, Bostol
A r Rosenberg, Bos q
Mrs. Rosenberg, Bos Il
d n s Halsey, Oaklan'
Mrs. Halsey, Oakian'
l. Fields. Kentucky
Mrs Fields. Kentucky
NEW WEST
D L King. Alcatraz
A Lohan. San Jose
] Burke. Stockton
C Carlson, MADEIRA
E Fuller, New York
c H Mccartney, n Y
C l. jackson. Seattle
J II Waesch, L Ang
H Schneider, ALASKA
G e Peoples, Seattle
! A Holingren, Dawson
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BANKS PAY 1-3 PER CENT INTEREST,
REAL ESTATE ! TIMES AS MUCH
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.

MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY
Leave San Francisco via Sausalto Ferry
Commencing SUNDAY. October l. 1893.
WEEK DAYS-9:Se a m and LAS .. ~
GUNDAYS-s.00 1000 a. m and lis D. u.
Fare 3 b to Summit and Return, 81 40
THOS. COOK & SON. Agts.. 62l Market st.
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RENTS SSbi IER ANNIM.
PAYS Il PER CENT PER ANNUM.
S5,5G0-Near Sixth and Folsom SITS; fats, 8
of and 3 of rooms, separate en-
frances; lot 5Ox75.
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RENTS S31s PER ANNUNf.
PAYS Is PER CENT PER ANNCM.
s., ,OOo-Near Fourth and Bryant sts; front
house tenements, rear house tene-
ments; lot 2JxS0.
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FORCED SALE.

A SOUTHEAST CORNER
s., ,T50-On Fillmore ST., near Haight; lot PAX
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NORTH o. MARKET.
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PERSONALS.

H. CUNNINGHAM, G. A. r. veteran. Address
Nermonter. box 1896, Call Office
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EAsToN. ELDRIDGE & co.
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We hold our regular auction sales every three
weeks For further particulars apply 10
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO,
63s Market st
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FORCED SALE.
Sc, ,00o-On Mission ST. lot 60Xil5 to rear street;
houses on Mission st, ! on rear street; ;
ground worth 25 per cent more than
price asked.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE-oO8 BROADWAY.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS-s125; lots in Fruitvale and San
Leandro Road Tract, near Fruitvale station;
electric cars, schools; homes built; easy
terms; nothing like them. H B. PINNEY,
Agent. room g. eos Broadway. Oakland.
FOR sALE-A bargain; 1920; building lot near
Telegraph ave, North Oakland. r. ]. MONT
GOMERY. 40 Thirteenth St. Oakland.
FOR sale-New house Of rooms on Fruitvale
ave-: 10 minutes walk from station; lot 9Sx
1870; horse, surrey and cart and carpets: must
sell. Box S11. Call.
OAKLAND HOUSES To LET.
HANDSOME residence rooms, bath, barn; $50
24th Inquire r. FRANKIE 1922 Grove; rent low.
OAKLAND COTTAGE TO LET
FOR rent-s10 80; cottages, 2 and rms each:
city water stable; lot l00X450; all fenced. R
J. MONTGOMERY. 40 Thirteenth. Oakland.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
AN Introduction to you from H. Shellhaas. the
furniture dealer 11tl and Franklin Oakland
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AT A. NJ. SPECK & co. for good bargains.
Sl96. C00-New building; rents 1000 yearly.
$40 000-Grand investment; rents s402.
$50 00G-Stores and flats; rents $500.
sl500-Three flats on lot 22x56 feet: Pow
Ell 81 rents SIS: all rented foreclosure.
Sl4 O00-Three grand new flats; rents Sl15.
Si4OO0-Geary ST.. near Mason; store and
lodging house.
Sii, 500 elegant new fats near Mason st
rented for sl42; an estate; must sell
{i2 EOO-Store and flats; lot 50-foot front: half
block from Taylor and Market rents 800.
SIS. .00O-First St; 37-foot front; fronts; near
Mission 81.
$40 500-New fats; very fine; rents ss5.
Sg500-Mason ST.; corner with fats; renting
s726O-Transfer corner; store and fats;
mortgage s6200
ST5C0-Three new flats; rents about $50; near
Powell and Bush sts
S60OO-Post st; 3 flats; rents $50.
s5000-California St; fats; rents s45.
s4I50-Turk ST; 2 fats and stable; reduced
from $500; large lot.
ss50O-6 nice fats; near Sixth St; rents s46.
Other bargains at A. NJ sPEcK & CO.'S. ss7
Market ST.
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Steamer Movements.
Steamer

TO ARRIVE.
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DIVIDEND Notice-Dividend No. sS (50c per
share) OF the OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COM
PANY will be payable at the office of the
company 327 Market St. and after
WEDNESDAY, November 1. 1899. Transfer
books will close on THURSDAY. October rs.
1899, at o'clock D. m.
E. H SHELDON. Secretary.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
ALA OGORD

From Sacramento Chief,
Work has begun on the big railroad
warehouse near the depot. John Quin-
liven IL doing tb5 mason work and Frank
Kramer the carpenter work..
A. NJ. Cfozier will ship a ear load Of
ore from his copper mine in Alamo can
yon, this week, TO the Silver City smelter.
This is a rich-looking prospect and good
returns are expected.
Miss Ella Watson IL down from the
Fresnsl to spend Il few days in town.
Miss Watson is an efficient school teach
er, and our directors would do we'll to
secure her valuable services ~ assistant
in our public school.
In the case OF the territory against
Oliver Lee, Vim McNew and Jim Gill
land, charged with the murder OF Colonel
Fountain and little son, the case will
not be removed TO 0tero county. As
there were no provisions made In the
bill creating Otero county, for the re-
moyal Of these cases, the same must be
tried at Las Cruces. The new sheriff OF
0tero county will have no jurisdiction
over the Lee case, and Pat. Garrett will
retain the warrant for the arrest OF zee
and Gililland.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
Known In Chloride.

Mrs. DR.. Ewing, who graced Chloride
with her presence last summer and fall,
il in trouble in Albuquerque. When she
arrived in the city Oh the Rio Grsnde
she hung out her shingle as q physician,
Her husband joined her, A few days
later an Albuquerque business nan went
into her Office for "A consultation and the
injured husband rushed in with pistol in
hand and forced the business man 10 sign
"A check for $500. Ewing WAS not salts
fled with the way the check WAS drawn
and rushed out to get a blank check.
The business man made his escape dur
ing Ewing's absence and told his
troubles 10 the policeman. Ewing was
arrested but tho business man refused 10
prosecute him on a charge OF badger.
ing" and a charge OF carrying a deadly
weapon was booked against him, The
police judge awarded Ewing a fine Of $50
or sixty days in jail. At last accounts
he was In Jail. Kingman Miner.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
GOVERNORS PARTY RETURNS

No Appointments Candidates
Under consideration
ThOse OF Governor 0tero's party, who
did not return 10 Santa Ne on Sunday
night, passed through the city on their
way home last night. They all corro-
borated the report made by the advance
guard on Sunday night that the citizens
OF A%lamogordo were superb entertainers.
The trip which the party made to the
summit OF the Sacramento mountains on
Sunday was most delightful and all we're
agreed that the scenery was the grand
eat that they had ever beheld.
Governor Otero had no announcement
to make in regard to his appointments
for the county officers OF OterO county,
but II il understood that the following
named gentlemen are being considered
for the different positions:
Sherin-Cspt. Geo. Curry, OF Tularosa;
James Hunter, Of Upper Penssco, and
Jas. W. Bennett, Of Weed.
Probate Clerk-Frank |. Otis and W..
>. shepherd, both Of Tularosa.
Collector and Treasurer-D. NJ. Suther-
land. of La Luz.
Assessor-Edwin Wayland, OF Alamo
gordo, and |. II. Huss, OF Fresnal.
School Superintendent-E. II. Cox. Of
Fresnal; Col. j. +. Ellington, OF Pine
Springs, and Fred, Nymeyer, OF Alamo.
gordO.
Probate Judge-M Major s. X Gillett, of
AlamogOrdOi Humphrey Hill, OF La Luz,
aud AndelaciO Padilla, OF Three Rivers.
The appointments must be- made on or
before April /.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
AZTEC.

From San Juan County Index.
John NJ. Morrison has purchased the
residence building which WAS partially
built by j. Il. Manzsnares in Aztec. He
will complete ii and occupy II with his
family in the spring.
The grip has been getting In It's work
at Cedar Hill lately. Six members of the
family OF A. L. Graves were under the
spell OF the malady the arst of the week,
They are said TO be improving ut this
time.
George BabcOck died Of pneumonia at
his home in the valley about six miles
above town. He Wa "A useful and re-.
spected citizen aud at the time of death
was Is years OF age, lie leaves a large
family.
Fire destroyed the buildings on the
Mclean ranch, on the San Juan, at
Bloomfield at II o'clock on Thursday
morning Of last week. The ranch had
been leased to William Swires, but he
had not yet occupied II when the fire oc-
Cured. The origin OF the blaze il un-
known.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21

From the New Mexican
superintendent Lemon, of the Indian
school ut Grand Junction. who came 10
this city after the two Papago boys who
ran away last fall and walked clear TO
this city, returned north Monday morn,
ing with the boys, As they promised 70
behave themselves and not try 10 get
away, they were not chained.
A. L. Close, OF New Orleans, went north
Monday morning 10 Hooper, Colo, over
the narrow gauge. He said the recent
freeze in New Orleans was remarkable,
water indoors even freezing. The streets
were covered with ice, and the horses and
mules being unshod, were slipping and
falling continually. On the way east
MIR. Close noticed 100 head OF cattle
frozen neal Houston, Texas,
Charles 7, sedgwick, representing Me.
Phee 81 McGinnity, the Denver lumber.
men, went north Monday morning to
Antonito. He says business Is very good
wherever he has been. Notwithstanding
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NEW MEXICO NEWSI
BLAND.

From the Herald.
Mrs. Nd. Riley met with a painful acct
dent on Saturday last. While mounting
the steps TO a dwelling house which she
owns in Bland she slipped and fell, dislo-
eating her wrist. DR.. Grace set the in
jured member aud Mrs. Riley was able
to depart for her home In Albuquerque
on Monday,
J.N. Wallace lost one Of his big freight
horses last week. Mr.. Wallace, who Is
hauling freight for our merchants, was
on his way to Santa Fe and when near
Blocks ranch n of his horses lay down
and in a few minutes was dead, thus ne.
cessits,ing the purchase Of another horse
In Santa fe.
Bob. Sugart met with a painful. though
not serious, accident during the week.
He was at work in the Albemarle mine
when u large piece OF rock fell from the
hanging wall, striking him on the foot.
Fortunately, no bones were broken, and,
although compelled to use crutches, Bob.
expects to be able to return TO work in a
weak OF two.
The ball given by the L.. q. X. A. soci.
ETY. in Woods hail on Tuesday evening
was the most enjoyable affair that has
taken place In Bland for many weeks,
a large number o: young people were
present. who enjoyed themselves ~ only
young people can An excellent supper
was served at the Exchange hotel by Mrs.
T. II. Benson.
A costly accident occurred on Monday
to ". l.. Trimble's express. running be-.
tween Bland and the Albemarle mine. A
heavy load Of express was being hauled
over the hill, and when near the summit
the driver became aware that the load
was too heavy for the team, and he there.
fore, after blocking the wheels Of the
wagon. unhitched the horses and started
back to Bland for another span. But
when passing the wagon one OF the
horses fell against il and Knocked 1t
loose from its blocking, and leaving the
road the wagon and contents started
down the mountain side, landing In
Union gulch a complete wreck.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
DESTRUCTION OF COOLING MOTH.
Amendments TO Agricultural, Laws reees.

Amendments 10 Agricultural Laws Neees-
sary-Situation In Mesilla Valley.
James II. Bailey. the we'll known hor-
ticulturist and secretary OF the Mesilla
Valley horticultural society, writes to
Hon. l.. b. Prince, president OF the terri
torial society, IA follows, regarding the
necessity for Legislation TO enable fruit
growers TO cope with the codling moth
aud other injurious insects. He says:
ave must have amendments TO our ag.
ricultural law to enable us 10 DESTROY n
crop OF fruit, or we will have to cut
down IA orchards and sow the land to
alfalfa, and the future OF our valley IL
nil. With such amendments and with
strict quarantine laws, In a few years
We would have the richest valley in the
United States. This valley was fast com.
ing 10 the front IA a fruit growing Sec
ton, and just nov when all our big
orchards are coming into bearing to
have II all destroyed by insect pests that
we a successfully Eight in only one
way, Is very sggraysting. SO much is at
TO individuals and the territory at
that we certainly ought 10 obtain
protection. II means life or death Il.
nancially TO az good a class OF citizens as
New Mexico possesses. II we are driven
the territory II will be difficult to
hnd others TO take our places In hOrti-
cultural pursuits"
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ron SALE, RENT AND LOST


Wanted.
Wanted-A first class waist nnisher,
Apply at 2Os west Lead avenue, to Mrs.
Glover.
Wanted rent q piano; instrument
will not be harmed. Address A. b., care
CITIZEN Office.
Wanted--Girl for general Homework.
Must be well and strong. Call at 523
north Fourth street.
Wanted-A first class, experienced
waitress at once; no other need apply.
Call at Albemarle Cafe.
Wanted-Any woman or girl desiring
to leave a life OF shame will receive en-
enlargement and aid by applying TO sec.
rotary OF the Rescue Circle, No. 422 north
First street.
AGENTS WANTkD-Good live men in
every locality 10 represent a large manu-
featuring company and introduce their
goods. Steady employ ment and large
income In good Legitimate business IA
sured TO men who are honest and willing
TO attend 10 business. References re-
quired. Send self addressed stamped en-
velope for reply TO the Rex Manufacture
ing company, No. DDS Chartres street,
New Orleans, La.
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taken flight to the spirit land. The de-.
ceased was about 30 years Of age, had
been an employe of the railroad on this
division a number OF years, and few de-
merit marks were ever placed against
his name. An expert yiolinist, many
happy hours he spent In the society Of
musical people. leaving an atmosphere
OF happiness behind him to be further
laden with love and friendship upon his
next visit. lie was All active member OF
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neers, In vlich organization an insur.
snce policy for $4,000 bears his name.
Besides his parents and two brothers. a
young wife and little son are left TO
cherish the memory and recall the many
virtues Of a dntiful son, loving husband
aud indulgent father.
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From the Register.
Geo. II. Buss has discovered an easy
way TO kill jack rabbits. Monday night
last he took his shot gun and a lantern
aud went to his feed lot where all the
rabbits in the n~eighborhoOd had congre-
gated to help his stock eat corn fodder.
and shot six OF the l~oDg-eared rscers. lie
says their curiosity was the death OF
them.
A prairie fire was started In some way
on Wednesday OF last week some eight or
ten miles eaAt Of Bosque Grande. about
forty miles up the Pecos river. during q
heavy wind. 1t burned rapidly to the
east to n point neal Railroad mountain,
where the railroad stopped it. 1t then
bore TO the north and BY evening burned
out.
AT a meeting held Monday afternoon
last In the Office Of W. 3. Prayer, the
matter Of holding a fair at Roswell next
fall was discussed. and II was the unaDi-
nous sentiment Of those present that q
fair should be held. A temporary or.
ganization was effected by the selection
OF ". s. Prayer ~ chairman and Lucius
Dllls as secretary.
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ThOs, Murdoch, X. II. Fleming, +, H.
Armstrong and g. Fernald composed a
party Of Chicago men who passed through
the city in a private ear last night on
their way 10 California. While waiting
for the train for the west, they were in
tlOiuced AT the Commercial club by +, g..
OConnell, a former friend OF the gentle
men ia Chicago.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21

Ebii'f III NNirs
In the District Court. County of Bernalllo.
Territory Of New Mexico.
Joel Parker Whitney
vs..
Mariana :. Oteto ct al,
In pursuance of the authott given by an
order OF tile said district court made IN the
above entitled cause ON the 27th OF January,
lsnS, l. the undersigned, Harry l.. Lee, on
thls lathi, day of February, 1899. give notice
that ! viii, OF the 18th day ct March, 1889, al
the court house door OF the court house OF Der.
nallllo county, at the town of Albuquerque, IN
sald county, sen al pubic auction to tile
highest and bast bidder, for cash, an
OF that certain tract Of lane commonly
known as BaCa Location No. /. situate
~ the counties of BeWalillo and Rio
Atiha In the territory uf New Mexico, the
same being one of the tracts OF land located by
the heirs OF Luis Maria &. de Baca. under the
authority conferred By section Is ut an act of
Congress of the United States approved
June ~, 1850, entitled \ act 20 confirm Ger
tain private land claims IN the Territory Of
New Mexico which tract, according tu the
oulotu survey thereof contains HH,2s9 %
acres, HAIRY T., LEE
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When n bu i1c-s man gets TO the point
where he cnruHt sleep nc night. where he Is
so shattered Ut nerve that 10 i5 torture to
even remain iu biz bed. aud he has TO get
NJ and pace the Goof.it Is time for that
man 90 bring hirt..It uu with abound turn
II he does not, IL ri.ur. u.tvous prosttatiou
and M ltal. IL not physical death.
there is a rem ~. t't.I will brace him IN.
put him on hisiy,t tti wihc rln OF him
again. II Is Dr. picfcc's Golden Medical
Discovery. II goes to- the bottom Of things.
II searches ont the irat cause. When a
mau IL IN this condition YOU can put your
finger on one OF two pots aud hit that first
cause - the stomach OF the liver or both.
This great medicine acts directly on these
spots. II promptly Transforms a weak stom.
ach into a healthy o0c. II facilitates the
flow OF digestive iIi,cs and makes digcs-
ton aud assimilation perfect II gives a
man an appetite like a boys. II invigor-
ates the liver. II flis the blood with the
life giving elements Of the food. aud makes
II pure, rich, red and plentiful The blood
Is the life current. and when II is filled with
the elements that build new and healthy
tissues, Il does not take long to make a man
well ano strong Il builds firm. Muscular
flesh tissues and strong and steady nerve
hbers. II puts new lie, yigor and vitality
into every atom % ot.1n of the body. II
cures nervous exhaustion aud prostitution.
Nothing just as good" can be found at
medicine stores.
~ had suffered about eleven wears with a pain
IN the buck OF my hC1t and heck. writes Mr.
Robert Hubbard. OF 'ffnar. L.rcoin Co. An.
81 suffered for clcVUt wear. lrl erent p great
deal of money for do.fuu fr4 medicine. but did
not get relief Thsr 0 tried f,ur bottles Of the
ly. fscnt for five iutro uHt now am glad to tell
everyone that I am in sool health.