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dates appeared and In dignlhed man
ner their interests we're put forward by
their friends throughout the country.
Hanna Shows His Teeth.
The only man appearing in New
York was Lieutenant Governor Wood
ruff. The suggestion OF ex-secretary
Bliss brought forth declinatioh from
him, coupled later by statement from
Mr.. Hanna himself that Bliss could not
be considered for personal reasons. He
then pointed out that after the dele
gates began arriving the name of
Roosevelt was suddenly sprung with an
effort to stampede the convention and
force a nomination upon a man who
did not want It, apparently because
some other candidate was desired for
governor.
As the Ohio senator rehearsed the
conditions he warmed up and pointed
out that under the existing conditions
the nomination OF Roosevelt was not
fair to the men who had come out for
the place and who should have an equal
show before the convention.
Distinct Show Of Fight.
1t was distinct show Of fight and
signal to the friends OF the admins
tatIon that opposition to forcing
Roosevelt upon the ticket against HIS
Will, would not favor. This tip did not
circulate untn quite late in the evening,
but the effect was soon apparent. There
were many real friends Of Roosevelt
who accepted his declaration as abso-
lutely voiclng his wish. 1t changed the
current of talk and men who were con-
fident twenty-four hours ago that
Roosevelts nomination was n foregone
conclusion began asking, "Well, who
will 1t be?"
The answer was generally John d.
Long, of Massachusetts. secretary of
the navy. At once delegates began to
reason that Long must be perfectly
satisfactory to the administration of
which he is a part, or he would not be
a candidate for the place. This idea re-
celved encouragement in quarters
which made the Massachusetts man n
prime favorIte.
Friends of Dolliver Hustling.
or course, there was talk of other
men. The friends of Dolliver renewed
their efforts for the young Iowa orator.
There was some talk about Fairbanks,
but the prevailing feeling was that
only men who were willing to accept
the place should be considered. It was
urged that an unwilling candidate was
not advisable and therefore the men
most talked of were Long and DoIliver,
but with the general impression that
Long would be the ultimate selection.
And so the stampede for Roosevelt
was checked and turned, and that which
seemed so certain last night seems well
nigh impossible tonight. Roosevelt
himself, his close personal friends
working among delegates and assuring
them that the nomination was not de-
sired by him. Senator Hanna and his
lieutenants, all working together, are
responsible for this result. 1t has been
a day of hard work, of earnest endeav-
or and tonight the men most interested
believe the Roosevelt boom has finally
been laid to rest
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cAPTURE O. FoRTs
Causes the American Ship comman-
ders to Do Some Wiring.

ders to Do Some Wiring.
WASHINGTON, d. C., June lS.-Tha
navy department has made public the
texts of two cablegrnms received this
morning from Admiral Remey and
Commander TaussIg. The first is as
follows:
"CAvITE. June is, 9:iO a. m.
Bureau of Navigation, Washington.
"Tausslg cables that the Tal5u forts
fired upon foreign gun vessels and
then surrendered to the allied forces
the morning of June H. Kempff asks
instructions about Joining other powers
who are taking united action in de-
mandlng that the Taku forts be turned
over to them to secure favorable ter
mlnation of trouble. VIII the depart
ment instruct Ilempff, through Taku at
Chefoo and give me the same informa-
ton?
tsigned.) "REMEY."
The telegram from Commander Taus-
sig, of the Yorktown, is as follows:
"CHEFoo, July II.
"TaRu fort fired upon foreign vessel
about 12:45 a. m. Surrendered to allied
forces at a. m. The British admiral
at Tien TsIn.
(slgned.) "TAUssIG."
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Old veteran Arrives.
ON a stan Correspondent.

From a stan Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1s.-Among
to-nlghts arrivals is Mr.. t. H. Atkin-
son, of New Cumberland. who was one
of the West Virginia delegation to the
First Republican nominating conven-
tlon, held here in 1858, and which nom
mated General Fremont. He was ta-
ken to national headquarters by Colonel
HorkheImer, and introduced to Chair
man Hanna, Joe Manley and other lead
ers. The veterans viii occupy seats Of
honor in the convention. r. NJ. A.
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W. Williams. W. L. Jones, C. D. Yer
non, C. P. Collier, Fred Miller, of Wheel
ing; Frank Key. Charles Town; Mrs. j.
F.. Smith, Charleston; a. W. Wright,
Morgantown; II. r. Friche, Manning
ton; c. H. vossler. Mayesville; S. w.
Bowan. W. w. Jameson, John Carpen-
ter, salem; j. o. Huey, Manninston; b,
F. Keller, Bramwell; C. B. Pierpoint,
Harrisville; j. C. Williamson. Everett;
W. A. cuther, Bluafeld; j. S. Furbee.
Warrington; W. H. sebenderfer. Man
nington: James Galloway, A. ]. Turner.
Il. D. Robinson, j. W. PIgett, Clarks-
burg; j. j. Rumberger, Colketon; II. w.
Armstrong. Bayard; ]. Z. Medows,
Keyser. and Ed Hupp. Parkersburg.
r, NJ. A.
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BERLIN, June 1S.-A semi-officlal
dispatch from Che Flu announced that
the Taku forts had been captured after
a combined attack by the foreign war
ships. Three men on the German war
ship ntis were killed ana seven were
wounded.
The dispatch added that the foreign
settlements at TIcn Tsin were being
fired into by the Chinese.
When the dispatch left nothing had
been heard from the German detach-
ment sent to Pekln or from the German
legation there.
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DRAMATIC SCENE

When Roosevelt Gave the Newspapers
His Statement Tint He Would Not
Stand forVice PresIdent--Wishos to
be RonominNted for Governor.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Juno 1s-Gov-
ernor Theodore Roosevelt has made as
specific n refusal Of the nomination for
vice president ns he could possibly
mike In Wow OF the fact that the nomI-
mating convention has not met and
that fow OF the delegations have cnu-
cusad
Standing In small room facing a
crowd OF newspaper men this afternoon
he made the following statement, read
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Mac opposed to Teddy.

From staff Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June ls.-To'
night it is stated by member of the
West Virginia delegation that Senator
Elklns brings word from President Me-
Kinley that he is not desirous of Gov
ernor Roosevelt being placed on the
ticket. The statement is believed to
be correct, but cannot be verified at this
hour, a. m.
The parade ended at o'clock this
morning, and required over four hours
to pass u given point. R. NJ. A.
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TAKU FORTS CAPTURED
BY FOREIGN WARSHIPS.
Three Men on a German Man Of War Killed and
Several Wounded.
ADMIRAL KEMPFF AFREE LANCE TO DO As He DESIRES.

Has Ample Power to Seize Forts oFgt or to do Anything Tie
Protection Of American nteressTrOOpS Pouring Into China
from all the Leading PowersUned States will Send the Ninth
Infantry at OnceFrench Soldiers Massed Onthe Tonn Front
e-FOregn Settlements at Tisn nFed Into by the Chinese
War Declared by the CelestiaIS.
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MAY WEAR THE CROWN
OF HONOR CAST ASIDE.
Roosevelt Refuses To Accept But May Be Forced In The
Race For Vice Presidency.
CYNBALS OF A CONQUERINd ARMY NEVER IASHED

With More Vgor Than Do They in the City Of Brohsry Love-,
Philadelphia Has Gone Mad Over That Magnificent Typeo Amer
ican Manhood New Yorks GovernOrMKinley Will Again
Lead the Grey Boards and the BoysWest Ygnans Will Vote
Either For Ekns or Scott on the First BaOThsn They will
Be in Line For Teddy.
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Continued on Second PNse)
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
UNIVERSITY NOIES.

Subscribe tOr The Mirage. 1. Is worth
81 year.
President Herrick returned "Wednesday
trom a geologiElng expedition 10 He'll
canyOn
oar new hall IL q line building. II will
s0On BE- ready for occupancy.
The students aud teachers especially
Interested Ia phleical sdneaIlOn held n
1.eeting "Wednesday m0rni9g and tOOk
tllt lniuaI steps t0Ssfd- i0sulng au ath
le1ie association. Ar Harding WAS e1Osrn
temporary chairman. ON iers wcTe clrcs
cd ~ follows. PfssidSnt, JOhn T,ul
vice president, Elizabeth Hughes; score
Jary, Professor Cailds; treasurer, Aiss
Fields. A business meeting will be lelt
aeon.
The young ladies physical Guitar ex
hiblt0n Will BE- given ~ Arm0fy hall
tuesday evening, February " The pro
gram will consist OF seeltaliOns, songs
aud fancy marches, deiraft', dumb bell
aud wand dgills, and 4 match gems o.
basket ball be!Neen the tiflt aud SECOND
cams Of tho young wOmen's gymnasium
ihis Is al rhtsrtginmehl the like OF
which has never been given ia A'6uquer
Qu. Ii IN n physical culture exhibition.
II you 90 not "JeIieye in 4. jOmo anG b
converted, 81 ii least diverted. II yob
endorse Efforts thsi tBid toward tbs ysT
lection Of She individual, body a. we'll ~
mind. come aud be strengthened In yOLt
z 'Od indgmept. Look for tbs program
aeKt week.
At assembly on Wednesday Professor
lhilds gave IN excellent review OF tbs
worlds progress Ia the nineteenth cen
luTy as shown In mechanical inventions.
Many deplOFe the matcrialistic tenden.
Giles OF the age, the utilitarian spirit In
politics. In the schOOir, Ia li'asatuTe, aud
c.Alm that there Is direct connection be-
tween our pres ant high living aud our
lack OF high thinking. The speaker
holds that II our literature, philosophy
and statesmgnship have suffered In
practical age, scientific discoveries aud
inventions will yes cure the ills which
the scientific spirit may have engen-
deFed. He does not allow that science
at best but gives US better food and
clothing and SHELTER; he looks forward
hopefully 10 . time when SCIENCE shall
have solved many OF this difficult social
and political problems that vex the nA.
lions Tbs professor pointed out the
multltudin0us advantages that We have
over the human raee VI any earlier
period advantages In comforts OF dress,
food and household appliances, 10 labor.
saving machinery, and In modes Of trans
poFtAtlOn and Of disseminating thought.
By reason OF their wonderful natural 10.
sOurces, the Omitted States Will lead thu
world In industrial pursuits 90 as has
baen sAid, We may Indeed become "a na.
tlOn OF mechanics" That We are
united country II due 20 meehenleal In
vanti0n; the railroad and the telegraph
have mAds our history. Ia conclusion.
the speaker referred 70 the possibilities
that lie ell about ns.
Application Of the energy In the suns
rays. serial navigation, wireless telegra-
ply aud wireless telephone communlea.
tiOn are few OF me problems now await
lng sOlgtl0n by those students OF sclenee,
who have the Will 10 strive. 10 seek, 70
and, aud not 10 yield.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
MnnK,NuuR n1nlNEa.

The rumored probability VI . gree,
labor strike, wish Chicago ~ she active
- ter Of operations, suggests the idea
lhas bIneful political innaences are
again Al WORK, Operating Ia much the
same channels a. were followed In the
Homestead troubles This IL . pFesiden-
tlal year, aud widespread disturbance
Of labor would nslurally produce friction
with the law. Az Homestead the politi.
eel conspiratOFs who fomented the tFou
Bile iOresaw the despiCable alVentage 10
BE- gained BY forcing the use Of troops
ap0R the state government u Ia possible
that the present difficulty may be 10
maasgsd ~ 70 bring about similar re-
suits. such men ~ Altgeld would en-
Enthusiastically welcome such an opDOF-
lunity. The enforced necessity for the
use OF tsOJps would naturally embttteF
labOfins men toward the party Ia power
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

From the Optic.
Ninsteen patients vsr, cared tor a, The
Ledies home dntiag the month Of Jan
uary.
The oafpsntsrs have SURRENDERED the
Methodist church fdlGoe 10 the p-i iera.
Miss Mary Mack Ia still addlne NV
name 10 the memhesship list Of ihr Ffs.
trrbal BrOlheShooi.
A resident Of Tecolote. q short dlslrh nee
on, Of town, Il reported TO havs lost 400
goats BY the burning Of . shed In hls
corral.
p. 4. Townsr Il nov stationed tegu'
lArly Al this wool and stock center 10 tbs
capacity Of inspector Of both sheep and
cattle for the Colorado sanitary board.
Aswltchman, whose name Ia withheld
from the pnblic for the present, cut OF
consideration for the other hearts that
would ache. Il said 10 have borrowed
money and acted naughtily last night
and skipped the towa.
several local dFeesmAkera are busy
preparing costumes for the coming u,ids
winter carnival.
Il viii cOst en- additional o. 90 TO "a
core a ten-yeag lease on . suitable re- N
Tor the east side poe,ofl1ce.
l.. Cheney, whose saw mill recently
vent up Ia smoke for the second OF
third time, ie In town 10 Day and report
bis loaa ~ ai 800, with no Insurance..
lis fact. Rass Las Vegas Is % have
neW aud more desirable location, q
new set Of up to.date iEtures, consisting
Of combination, keyleas boxes aud snf.
tieient number 10 accommodate the pa.
irons of the pNat Office.
The Etna building association, having
is headquarters Ia this city, have or
ganiEed branch associations at the fol.
Owing named places In the territory
Taos, baa Cruces. More, LOFdsbaER, Clay
ton, Gibson, Belen, RlncOn, BRACES
Harrington. Aztec and Lumbefton, oil
~ which agencies are sending 10 tbs
head fiisa here = satisfactory lot OF new
business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
NO moRn noMANoEINwAR


Modern invention, producing weapons
Of all sizes capable Of hurting missiles
OF every eallber long distances. has de-
stroyed that romance aud glAmOr OF war
which began with tbs hand 10 hand
combals Of the anclenls and proceeded
through the Developments Of warfare Ia
which iOe was visible 10 Zoe. The last
great WGrs Of tho world, prior 10 the ~.
cent two or three years, we're fought BY
armiee plainly visible one 10 the other.
Charges we're made by foot aud horse
against bodies Of men whose location
was known. whose figures could be seen.
II Is no longer 40. Reports from Seuth
Africa show how few Of the BOeFs haze
been sfeH By the British. how even whole
baitalions have been In complete ignoT.
anee ~ 10 the location. within several
miles, OF the positions Of the foe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

luuky shire ne ehh Instead q Ne bal.
lot controls politics. II IL almost Ing =
slble " hold fair and orderly roliti -
convention. Happily, In this city snd
county Che utmost fairness has In ths
past prevailed AZ precinct primaries. The
republicans Of tails city have adopted tue
plan Of holding the caucus open for One
hour, with = chairman, secretary a1n
telisrs present, aud every one attending
IL thus given the opportunity 70 eKero 10
the right Of q citizen.
Ths republican precinct prlmar %
will be held IN this city this evening. and
republican voters are urged 10 Be pres
enL The object is 10 elect delegates "a
attend the republican county convention
which will assemble In this city
next Saturday. That convention wall
elect fourteen delegates 70 atteud the
territorial republican convention AZ &C.
zorro, March ~, ~ which time aiE dele
gates and six alternates will b. choe "a
70 attend the national republican con
ventlon, which assemblies In Philadsl'
phia ia June.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

A. b. Watson, Of Las Cruces. arrested
In this city several weeks ago for using
the malls 10 delrAud the public and who
was taken 10 Silver city, has another
charge against him.
Another warrant has been issued for
Watson 10 Bsrnalillo eOnstY. New MJE.
leo. charging him with gelsins = regis.
tered letter from the posloiilce which was
addressed TO bis wife Tho amount Of
money involved was t75
Tie warrant was sworn out BY q. l..
D0ran and a. q consequences Watson will
have 10 answer 10 the United States IA
th0Tlties for an Ofienfe OF considerable
seriousness. III PasO News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
proven AFAtLURE.

South Carolina has tried the sxpsFi.
ment Of graded income tax for two
years. and found it a failure. la order
70 be quite sure that THE other fellow"
paid the taxes. All incomes below $1,000
we're exempt Beginning with q rate Of
per cent on $4,000 incomes the tax rose
10 per cent on becomes OF $4,000 or
over. The result Of course, was, In q state
like South Carolina, that practically
everybody Was exempt The Law pro
dueed a revenue Of only s7.0Oo. half Of
which was paid Ia Charleston, aud the
Jaw was repealed In disgust. The legis-
latuTe will now resume the task OF look
ing for tai which each voter will have
the satisfaction OF knowing that some
body else pays.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

A chapter OF tbs daughters Of the Rev.
olutiOn Ia about 10 DO organised at Las
Vegas. MFe. |. N. Rapp Will be regent
and Mrs. Wheelock secretary. There ere
At present 5000 members In The society
throughout the United states, making II
the strongest patriotic society OF women
In she country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

The cattle sanitary board refused last
TO b. brought into New Mexico, the terri.
t0rlal inspector VI NJ PasO having dis.
covered that the cattle we're badly both
cred with ticks, n sample OF which waa
forwarded 90 Secretary Lakae. bottled Ia
alcohol, The cattle ware slaughtered 3.
NJ Pas0 Tor the local market. Che United
States inspector requiring that their
hides DO steamed.-Las Vegas 0piic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

Joseph Strong. president OF the league OF
" cial serviee. and heV. William n.
Campbell, q missionary Of loRg service
In Utah, spoke 10 advcoasy OF federal
legislation while q large delegation Of
ladies interested Ia the movement were
present. DE-. Strong said u tho govern
ment did not act lt was NOT unlikely J0-
seph Smith'a prophesy, that every state
west OF the Mississippi, would be brought
under Mormon influence. he fulhlled
Newlanda spoke over two hauea AAd
was literally applauded. Hopkins, (Ill.l
also q member Of the WAYS aud meana
comnittee, then took the door In support
OF the bill.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

A startling incident, OF which Mr.. John
oliver, Of Philadelphia, was the subject,
q most dreadful condition. NJ satin was
elmosi yellow, eyes snnken, tongue coat
Cd, pain g0ullnuallr In back and sides.
no appellte--gTadually growing weaker
day By day Three phyaiolans had given
NE up. fortunately friend advised
trying kleetTic bitleFsf and 70 my great
10y and surprise, the nrsl bottle msde
decided Improvement. continued their
use for thFSe weeks. Nnd am nov . well
Nan. know thoy saved my life, aud
robbed lhe ggaye % another Victim" No
one should thil 70 try lhein. Only 10 ota.,
guaranteed 81 J. II. Ohlelly 4 Cos. =
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

shows The state Of your feelings and the
state OF your health ~ we'll. Impure
blood makes ltaelf apparent IN . pale
aud aAll0W complexion. pimplea and
akin eruptl0ns. n you are feeling weak
and worn out and DO not have healthy
appearance you should ny AekeF's Blood
kllEiT, u cures all blood diseases Whare
choaD aaraapaEillas aud eO-called puri-
nars fall. Knowing this, VIZ sell eyegy
bottle on q positive guarantee j. n.
ORielly 4 %.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

The reunion and banquet Of ths mem
beTs Of Colonel heCOrd's regiment u
PhOealS was suits pleasant and su6-
cassful affair Members u me Rough
Riders were also invited 10 attend a.
guests sud theirs IVES q large attendance,
Colonel AeCOFd and Lieutenant Scott, Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

THE Herald urges tue Incorporation Of
Bland.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
Mo. pz. Elahtr-one ooId EYed Meeale..

pefB cf Ar
buetIeF
Roasted COT
%
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

after doctors failed 20 cure me OF
pneumonia I used 0ne Minute Cough
Cure and three bottles OF II cured me. II
Ia also the bsst remedy on earth for
shopping cough. IL cured my grand.
children OF the worst cases" writes Jn0
Berry. LogAnton, Pa. IL II ths only
harmless remedy that gives Immediate
z 'sult1 Cures coughs. eolds. Group and
throat and lung troubles. II prevents
consumption. Children always like a..
Mothers endorse Il. j. &. Berry and COS.
mcmillan dfug stores.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

one OF the most convincing proofs that
& pespie are capable Of seli-goyeFn-
ment Il the holding Of an orderly and
fairly conducted Political primary meet
ing. II the preciHei h advanced 10 edu.
Gallon and civilization the primary 10
always conducted Ia . deeofoas manner,
and there IL no protest from the decision
ol she majority. In states like ken-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
PEOOEEDIsos OF OOEoaEss.
sKNATK

sRNATR.
Washington. Feb. aD.- Hepburn, lows,
asked Tor uRRnimous consent OF she
Niearaguan canal bill % be- taken an In
twO Weeks from to-day. Richardson
asked u there was anything Ia the bill
which recognised the eKlB1en0e OF the
Clayton. huiueF sFeaiy, THESE Il not, =
replied Hepburn. aThs bill provides Tor
absolute ownership" Cannon, OF Illinois,
chairman OF the appropriation commit.
tee, said that be was not prepared 10
aRres 10 this time OF ths consideration OF
the bill. There IL no objection on this
SIDE" observed Richardson. The house
vent inso = COMMITTEES Of Ihs whola.
NeWiande, OF Nevada, member OF the
ways aud means committee. Speaking In
opposition 70 the Puerto Rican bin.
PHlLIpPIEE QUESTION.
Washington, Beb. oO.-PeIklns DFe.
sonted the credentials Of ThOmAa X.
hard, senator from California. Kenny, OF
Delaware. delivered . speech on the
Philippine t,eslion. lie took strong
ground against the retention OF the
Philippines sud argued that filiDlnOs
should BE- given Independence under pro-
toctl0n Og the United States.
AZ che conclusion Of kennys speech,
tho senate passed Atty,tWo bills on the
pension calendar. A bill 10 provide .
goVoInment tor the tefrltcry OF Hawaii
was laid before the senate. The amend.
ment offered BY Vest, (MO.l, providing
that no bonds shall be issued OF Indebted.
nesa Incurred without the approval o.
the president Of the United States vas
GSFeed 20.
HOUSE..
Washington, Reb. ~ Suspension Of
poly9amy was further considered today
BY ths house committee on judiciary, DE-,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

Tbs senate paasea a bill Last Tuesday
extending the term Of existence Of the
co1I. Of private and claims until July
bill reaches the house u will BE- promptly
passed and ~ promptly signed BY
court Of Arizona has beon hnishod, and
By June 30. 1901, all the New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

]. II. Miller reoelved Q message this
morning announcing the death OF his
tather-in.law, william Bowen, % the
late residence Ia Weston. Nsb. The de-.
ceased was % years OF aga, Oul tho teie-
gram gave no particulars Which caused
MS death. Mr. Miller aud family leaves
this evening for Weston, 10 be IN attend.
anoe % the funeral,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

Tue Hest Medicine Tor Rhsuma.lsm.

II think would 90 crazy with pain we're
II not for ChAmbe iain'e Pain Balm"
writes No. ". n. atApletOn, neFminle,
Pa have Jeen alil lcted with rhenmA'
tiem Tor several years and have tried
remedies without number. but Pain
Balm Is the best medicine have got
hold Of" One application relieves the
pain. FOR sale BY all druggists.