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Mesa free press., 1900-02-09
HAVING a GREAT RUN ON CHAM
BERLAfN'5 COUGH REMEDY.

Manager Martin. OF the Pierson drug
store, informs US that he IL having a
great run on Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. He sell FIVE bottles o. that
medicine 10 one of any other kind and
it gives great satisfaction. In these
days OF la grippe there is nothing like
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to stop
the cough, heal up tie Sore throat and
lungs and give relief within very short
time. The sales ere growing. and al
who try 1t are pleased with its promp:
sction.-South Chicago Daily Calumet.
For sale by J. W. Baily, Druggist.
Mesa free press., 1900-02-09

Tain No. connects with Southern Pacifc
train No. 10. eastbnund, leaving MaricopA u
1890 p. m.
T. ain No. 2, connects with Southern Pacific
train No. TO- westbound, leaving Marieopa ct
5:45 A. m.
Connections ma at Phoesi4 with s. n.Ps&
p. Il. r. for PRESCOTT and Congress.
Connections ut Mesa with stage for Goldfield.
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at l2sOp.
m for Floren ,e and Globe. Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays, at o'clock a. m.
Trains stop on signal. y
Pullman Pa ace Sleepin car on al trains be-
tween Phoenix and Maricopa. - =
N. X. MASTEN, B. P.rPORrER.
President. General Sups.
NJ. o. BlCKNELL. General Passenssr Aas.
Mesa free press., 1900-02-09
sDiDine station.

Through tickets to all oints in the United
States, Canada aud Mexico. A
CONNEC rIONS: jerome Ju ction with u.
Y. &P Ry for Jerome p. & E. Junction with
p d E. z r. for Huron AMI Mayer; Mayer with
stage to Crown King and other mining points:
Prescott with stage lines for all princi pal
mining camps; Congress Junction with Stage
lines for Congress, Harqus Hi a, Stanton and
Yarnell: Hot Spriaga Junction with the G. c..
il. 3. & I. Co., for Castle Creek. Hot Spri ga.
the VI. Il P. 4 s. r. V. r K for points on the
8. P. System.
r. W. GILLETT,
H.P. ANEWALT, General Agent.
Gen. Frt. & Pass Agt. Phoenix
Prescott Arizona.
Mesa free press., 1900-02-09
Knockout Drops

and was beginning to think that the trou.
BILE would run into consumption. didn't
take any stock in patent medicines, but
somehow or other tried Ackers English
Remedy. One bottle did the business for
me-knocked that cough out completely
and it has never come back aga1f.. There is
never day passes that l don't say good
word about this wonderful medicine. I al.
most forgot to say that l am stronger and
fleshier now, since taking the remedy, than
/ was before the cough began. I write this
letter voluntarily and cheerfully and am
glad to do it, (Signed) CHRIS. HUMBLE,
saloon-keeper, Pocatello, Idaho.
Sold at 25c.. Soc. and 81 a bottle, throughout
the United States and Canada; and in Eng.
land, ct Is. 3D., 2s. 3d., As. Cd. Ifyou arenot
satisfied after buying, return the bottle to
your druggist, and get your money back.
We authorize the above guarantee.
w H. HOOKER & CO., Ropgiet0rs. Asu YoSk.
For Sale by j W. Bailey, Druggist.
Mesa free press., 1900-02-09
Lessons On The
MANDOLIN and GUITAR
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BY M all.

6 lessons for $I00; single lessons, 25c
Anyone can learn. Rapid progress.
Full directions for learning.
A GREAT OFFER
4 good Mandolin, Case, Pick, Ipstruc-
tiou Book, Pitch Pipe for tuning, ex-
ira set of strings and 6 lessons by mail,
sent @. 0. d.
ALL FOR $1,000.
All birds of sheet music. strings and
musical merchandise at reduced rates.
Write at once.
EDWARD s. WARREN
Teacher of Mandolin and Guitar.
Studio-314 Blanchard Music and
Art Hall, Los Angeles, Califarnia.
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30

Successful Contestants.
The sixth annual declamatory con
test took place at Masonic Hall Wed
nesday evening, listened to by large
and appreciative audience.
The successful contestants and rank
as named were: Humorous, Francis
Clark, Reuben Cakes; Dramatic,
Florence Maxwell, Edna Goodrich;
Oratorical, Jet. sma)lwood and Fred
Trip; Judges, Mrs. h. w Doolittle,
Miss Gutzler and Attorney IA. Town
All the contestants displayed mark
ed ability a. speakers also rejecting
credit on their instructors for the
training. Other features of the pro-
gram was enjoyed especially the
orchestta which far excells any sim.
liar other organization our. city has
ever ,been favored with. ~-~,..,
Space does not permit an extended
mention OF the occasion, but the
attendance demonstrates our citizens
are taking a deep interest in school
work. Receipts were about $45.
The winners in this Contest taking
part in a joint ono here with Window
Dec. 7th, and at Window Dec. 18th.
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30
Reading Items.

! Reading Items. 49,. -=:::s
| w. Mcbride had the misfortune
to let a heavy sill fall on one of his
feet, cnsequently he wears ono of his
toes in sling.
| Bort Read commenced pressing
hay for Chas. Peterson, Monday.
Both of our merchants arc buying
|poultry.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are making preparations fol
holding q fair, in the near failure,
Your patronage is respectfully solici-
tied.
The Good Templars will give pro.
gram at their nesting Thursday even.
ling. The society at this place ia
growing rapidly.
A. N. Cheney was. a Worthington
visitor Sunday, Mrs. Cheney returned
with him, she having been assisting
in caring for R. +. Baker,.
Our blacksmith is kept busy these
days, shoeing horses.
A large amount of fencing is being
done in this vicinity at present. Many
farmers fencing their fields so as to
utilize their rough feed.
Tho eastbound: train now arrives
here about half past eleven.
TIC. Woodwork lett Wednesday,
for few days sojourn with the folks
lat Ocheyedan.
Last Saturday evening tho young
folks of this vicinity dropped in on
[Oliver Hawkins and completely sur.
prised that estimablo gentlemen. The
occasion was his birthday.
The little friends of Peal Hawkins,
daugh or of L. H. Hawkins, attended
a party at her home Tuesday evening.
! A fine time is reported.
The home of Geo. Smith, manager
for the st. Croix Lbr. Co., at this
place, was gladdered by the advent
of bouncing baby girl, the latter
part Of last week.
The local camp M. w. A., will hold
a special meeting Friday, of this
week.
Mr.. Wood, member OF the firm of
Wood & Dryden, Of Rushmore, was in
town on business Monday,
F. R. Durfee, of rhe coanty seat,
called on our hardware firm Tuesday.
John jackson and John Mier are
building a house on H. HI. Reads
farm near town.
Allen Lawrence visited Worthing.
ton on Tuesday. |
Melvin Hovey was a Worthington,
visitor on Saturday.
Sidney Wilcox is enjoying a visit
from some old neighbors from Iowa.
w. w. Loveless, of Worthington,
visited the Sunday school at the
Young School house or Sunday.
Mrs. DeLong, Of Iowa, has moved
10 our town. She is thinking of put
ing in a restaurant which is much
needed here.
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-. : s.,t--.., sg Z
..WilnaOnt.

Q. 81. Tillman and son have pur-
|chasedthe farm implement business Of
Montgomery Root Co., and ssill come
here from Worthington 10 make Viii
mont thor future home, Jan. ] 1901.
Messrs. a. Shelquist, G. w. Beck.
Or, and 6. ". Mead wont to the coun-
ty ssst to see the oonnty commission
ora on school business.
4. r. Priest, mgr Z for jas. s. Ram
age at Lismore, was : " ilmont Sum
day. 5
Edwin Erickson made ! trip @ Lis.
moro and vicinity Monday. &
Miss Florence and Melville Hoyev,
lof Reading, wefs pleasant visitors Ia
! our village Monday.
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30
BfgelOw.

Rev. @. N. Click and family arriv
ed Saturday and are now living in
A. j. Stromner's house. 1:
Our new marshall makes the boys
get when they got on tent. i II
]. K. Darby from Worthington was
in our city Tuesday. r. " G.=#
Ashton, Ia, has 20 cases Of small
pox. Lock outl Sibley has two and
Rgelow has none yet and hoping
none. "s~:~.:
Tripp 4 Forssythe are fixing up
the Stromner hardware store Ter q
general merchandise stock of goods
which arrived Tuesday. i: IL. s
Wood & Cass are hustlers on buy
ing stock they give the highest mar
ket price. ..>ss> ......:. : >==. 81
"A. p. Anderson has traded his
blacksmith shop fora farm IN Ran
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30
For Sale.

For Sale.
Poland China boar one year old.
B. F. Young, sec. 6, Elk. 1872
The famous "Mille Lacs" country,
50 miles North of Minneapolis, is
being opened up and rapidly settled;
railroads, schools, churches and
creameries. We have 10000 acres
best clay loan and black loan, hard
wood timber and meadow lands, South
and East of the Lake, for sale at five
to seven dollars per acre on easy
terms; sure to troble in value within
i've years, cheapest good land in
Northwest. Write for map eto to-day
Isle Harbor Land Company, 919 92l-
029 Guaranty Loan Bdg., Minnea.
polls, MINI.
Board and Room.
- For two lady scholars. Enquire al
this Office. 1862
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30

Those fur coats at Stitser's are
warm ones.
Try loo imported Porto Rico cigar
at horland's.
Work On A. P. Darlings new house
10 progressing rapidly.
Don't overlook Morland's special
November sale of books.
4. @. Lindgren spent Thanksgiving
in Adrian with his family.
Ars Buckley of Kinbrae was a
county seat visitor Monday.
sierud N yberg arrived here, Tues
day, from across the ocean. He will
make bic home with his brother
Charles.
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30

Dick Beherns recently lost a fine
heifer.
Vim. Berandt, of Brewster will
soon move to Pillager.
r. D. Cramer went to Minneapolis,
Tuesday night. to be absent a few
weeks.
Take advantage of the special sale
and buy your gift books now at Nor.
lands.
:: Miss Broadwater, of Fillmore Co.,
arrived, Tuesday, to visit her uncle
Martin Ogg:
Reports are current that Marin
Levine has sold his saloon and will
remove from here.
Something new to keep your horses
warm while in town standing at the
hitching post, at Stitsers'.
FoR SALE:-A will.bred boar,
weighing about 200 lbe., will sell
cheap. R. n. Patterson. Worthing~
ton, MINI. Located Clary addition
one door from r. r. Smiths,
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30
.WORZHZNGTOM,

! /. l. . <
The Epworth League of the N. E
church has arranged some interesting
ten minute talks on on vital christ
ian themes to bo given at the regular
Sunday night meeting % follows:
Ded, 2 Devotional Bible Study" J"
Mrs. Carl A. Anderson; Dec, 2, my!
Personal Responsibility 70 God, !"
E. Il. Caldwell; Dec. l6, Personal
work. for others" O. N. Walker; Dec.
q, Christ and Missions" I. ]. Par
sons; Dec. SO, s'Individual Consecra-=
tion,. D. B, Kum'er. Servioes begin
~ $50. Everybody welcome.
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30


\ tl = Eopost { S 8. 8, Jaspel
Is n I'd his salod q.
Hann Ewarmes. that oan IS 1 caIris
Iin the pocket 8 Stitsers. s43 u
Mr.. g. Rows, of Yorkvills, III, 1
visiting .her daugh liter Nm. Alex vii
son. sss s.
viollns, Mandslins, Guitars ane
Accoraeons at half list prices 4 Mo-
lands.
Tho post office 4 Elwyn viii b,
closed when the rural mail route III
started. E < 0 q. .ss.s s.... .s...
The oldest daughter Of f. T. Lam.
bait is very sick, It 10 feared with ap-
pendicitis.
Joe Birkey has movsd on ono 81
Geo. Dayton's farm, two miles north
IT Worthington. s.= :. .,.* 2#
E. F. Buohan spent Thanksgiving
in Estherville. Ia, where Mrs. Buchan
is visiting friends. ,z'..z.. >...
Mrs. Brabneon who came here from
Iowa to attend the fnneral of her
mother Mrs. Fisher returned home,
Wednesday. g..
Wallace Saxon found a nest OF
pole cats this week, killing nine. He
preserved the skins which are be-
coming qu te valuable.
Some Of the Young gentlemen of
the town held turkey rattle last
week, the winner aold it and went to
Sioux City, Saturday night, to see
his adored.
E. G. Allen. of the old Lake View
House has hoisted the new name sign
"Allen House" and occasionally has
representative at the traine, but
owing to 80 many necessary repairs
he does not make any vigorous efforts
to secure business yet.
"A Young Mems Stew" will be
served in the Parlor', of the Presbv-
terian Church on Friday evening,
Nov. 30th. Young men will prepare.
cook and serve an oyster supper in
connection with the social of the en-.
deav or society. Oysters will be serv.
ed from s o'clock on. Price Is cents.
Farmers should como to WorthinR-
ton to purchase their winter goods
and Christmas presents. Our mer-
chants have stocked their stores to
full capacity of 90 e,sopable articles
which are beiug sold at tho most
reasonable prices, besides this there
are immense stocks to select from
which il satisfaction and pleasure
to buyers.
Monday evening the A.O.U.W.elect
ed the following ofice1s: NJ. W., 8.
A. Harding; Foreman, 5. Kali; Over
seer, R. A. Firth; Financier, 81. Hsw.
Icy; Receiver, A. II. Clark; Recorder,
g. r. Leonard; outside watch, ]. D.
Stowe; inside watch, L. B. Leonard
Janitor, J. ]. Bingham. Inslattation
will occur the first meeting in
January. ! ~. ~. -
Oscar Barton was very pleasantly
surprised at his home in Ervingtcn;
Friday evening, Nov 29rd. A large
number people were present. Croki-
mole and other games were the amuse
meuts Of the evening. Oscar Barton
entertained the company for q while
with the mandolin, Miss Ethel play
ing the accompaniment. They also
enjoyed instrumental music by Mics
Morgan of Round Lake. All report
a very good time.
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30


=
e. 60 - Ham =
uelay Is lslys thank.
md ,vils ats turks
vsitth u iliends il Fold., Thursdsy
1000 pair 81 gloves and mittens I,
select one ,that you want 4 Sitter. |
Mn g. Q. Bigelow and sister wen
e Rushnore Wednesday for tho hol
iday.
G. B. Leonard i confined "a, th.
bsd this woek the result Of strain II
his back
Miss Mildred Ager returned home,
Wednesday, to enjoy Thanh kseiying
celebration. =, 8..7.
~. Ludlow left Monday nigh,
With 9 car Of sheep for South Dakota
Tor his son, Milt. j.
Frank Gibson came up from Lake
rark wednesday to- give thanks at
the parental home. ss
The Burlington have. put up a
snow fence on the lake opposite Dr..
Gouid's reidence. l.
The 18th street crossing has been
closed and the flagman is now
stationed at12th street. E
The daughter Of Ed. Lamphere
went 70 Siovx Falls, Wednesday, to
eat turkey With her grandma.
The Burlington have made arrange
ments with our village to obtain a
water supply. A tank will be erected
in their yard. .~
Mrs. Bert Brayton was brought to
the homo of her brother. NJ. j. Bar
Der Wednesday. from Indian Lake
occount of serious illness.
4: Y. 0. Bartlett has visited E. num-
ber of towns in this vicinity iuclud-
ing Spirit Lake selling his popular
cigars. He reports a good business.
Mrs. ]. II. Goff of Slayton, Mrs
Newett and husband of Adrian, Mrs.
Parker of Sioux Falls and Mrs. .Nicols
were gues of their parental home
J. G. Clark, Thursday, making a fam,
lily reunion.
Jas. Ramage, A. J. Kannall, J. J..
Parsons, ]. Fl. James won Hickman's
turkey in guessing the differences . +
weights, they guessing 74pounds
which was exact difference between
the chunk of iron aud turkey, the
latter weighing 90. They will make
some one happy with it. who has not
been announced: There were 250|
guesses.
Grant Phileo, of Cedar Falls, was
q guest of bis sistor, Mrs. F. L. Hum
lston, Tuesday, enroute for sault
Ste. Marie where he is superintend.
ing the placing of some power ma
which will occupy about two
year to put in operation. He was al
70 employed on the powerful power
producing machinery placed in Mia.
CARA Falls. =
i, The new pipe organ Of Presbytsr.:|
ian Church has JUS been completed. |
The additions just made will double
The power and capacity of tho instru.
ment and will largely increase the |
Fariety oftones. The pipe organ Is |
not one instrument but combination
of many. 30 that you have the tones
of violin, trumpst, cello, flute and ,
other instruments. Under the hand
'f a distinguished musician, such az |
Prof. Mcintyre, the pipe organ be-
'ome not only source of keen pleas
are but real education. This mas
'er will play selection which appear
- well to the musically cultured and
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30

Baptist Church..
Morning service at the usual hour
Evening subject 1.-THE greatest
thing in the world"
Special music in the evening.
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30

critical as to the popular taste, espec-
cially to the young and those who are
beginning the study of the most ele-
waiting art of music.
A 81. 90 doll for Csc at Morland's
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30
It Means sonethinr.

i 1t Means SOm0fhinR. =
Reports from creditsbls source
state that the Burlington will snls1gs
their present one-stall round houso TO
three stalls. As 10 what il contom.
plated By this Increased facility can
not be ascertainsd owing . ~ ous.
tomary reticence Of officials, but Il
certainly indicates the rad have
some idea Of this being a Important
point on their systom. u. sss5 3<s
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30

| Mems handsome silk mufaers-ex.
quisite to a high degree-in different
styles, all colors, and offered at
only. ...............20c, soc. 75c
You might give him a pair of
gloves.
We have . greatly diversified stock
of gentlemen's dress kid gloves-tan,
equal to the $3.50 quality elsewhere,
which we. are selling for SOC, 75c, 81
Mems sweaters of fine wool, with
heavy roll collar, in all colors with
stripes, actually worth $l.75, here at
only ................s A.1O
Mems Sweaters, heavy weight, reg
ular made, in black, navy or maroon,
at. ...........6 65c
Have you seen the remarkable
winter overcoat We are selling for
only ..................$7, 8, g
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30
Christmas Is C0rniDq

With flying feet and We have usfced hol
everything that tho fondsst
cnceve catering exclusively
tho Wohngton best qualified T. ell
precisely want This opportunity and cant afford 70
wait till the eleventh hour.
The Worthington advance., 1900-11-30

Our policy is to sell our winter
suits as low as possible and draw the
trade. We arc doing it.
Heavy quilts worth $1.75, this week
t0r................ ...98o
Mems extra fine overalls, worth
Csc for, for this week only....Ne
Mems double texture Box
macintosh coats, worth q. 90!
our price. $50
Ladies' fne msckiutoehos,
worth 500, our price only..$a.as
Mems heavy navy blue flannel
overshirts each. .. ..96e and $l.25
All kinds ofworking shirts hare.
For extra heavy ribbed wool
hose, tho sort You have bought for
years, just as good % ever, &c.,
pair for this sale only nly.........He
Winter head-gear. A splendid line
of winter caps, for mon and boys.
Warm and comfortable. :
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-19

store and inspect and price our shoes
and compare them carefully with any
other line in the CITY, and we feel con
hdent that we can prove II to be TO their
Interest to do their buying at our place.
c. Mays popular priced shoe store. POS
West Railroad avenue.
on August 1 we move into our new
store at l07 Railroad m In the
meantime. to avoid carrying goods.
everything In our store at cost. This
is your opportunity. Everitt. the Lead
ing Jeweler.
Professor J. w. Ball, the c%hiropodist.
is ntting up a suite of rooms in the
Cromwell block. Will be open to the
public July "a. 1900. Those who desire
his patronage will find him at 1903 Rail-
road avenue.
Ready made sheets and pillow cases
for less money than the material would
cost, this week at the Economist.
Jemez Hot Springs stage office. First
street stables. Leave Albuquerque
Mondays and Fridays at 8 a. IN.
Cool of your face by using Matthews
Crystal Lotion. 25c. AT Matthew
drug store.
Ladies kid ~gloves-every pair guar
anteed-one dollar per pair. Rosenwald
Bros.
Wanted. a nurse girl. Apply at 623
Copper avenue Mrs. Weinman.
w. l.. Trimble left this morning for
Bland.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-19
RosenWald Bros
TELEPHONE NO.. 2ss.

up the work at the new Central school
building, and expects to begin on the
plastering at the new addition to the
Sisters convent next week. The new
residence OF James A. Summers Is about
ready for him while other Jobs are
waiting his time.
The Albright Art parlors, on north
Third street, had a narrow escape from
a serious 0fe last night. The rooms up
stairs are leased by Mr.. n Mrs. VIII
liam Weir as lodging apartments, and
Mrs. Weir. with a lamp, was in the par
Tor. Suddenly the lamp exploded, and
as the flames lit up the room an alarm
of Are was turned in. The nremen were
not needed. as the quick application Of
a blanket smothered the flames. Dam
age. slight.
Mrs. L. O.. Cornish. the estimable wife
OF the chief surgeon OF the Santa Fe
Pacific. accompanied by her son, came
In from Flagstaff, where they have been
visiting friends. this morning. They will
remain here for a few days and then re-
turn to Flagstaff.
III. A. NJ. Palladino, the north Third
street grocery dealer. left this morning
for Santa Fe, and will return this even
ing, accompanied by his little brother,
whose hand was badly injured the
other day by the explosion of a cart
ridge.
A. ]. Abel, a young gentleman, who
Las been holding down a situation al
Bachechi a diomi's the past few
months. will leave tomorrow morning
for Kansas City, Mo-, where he will ac-
cept a position with spangler Bros,
Yesterday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, JUS
tice Crawford married Elias Nuanez
and Juanita Sanchez. The had
just secured a divorce. and vas again
made happy by the above marriage.
william Glaesner. the tailor. and MIR.
Fielden. the barber, both doing busi-
ness on Gold avenue, will remove In a
few days to one of the vacant Stamm
store rooms on south Second street.
Mrs. ]. w. Edwards and son, family
OF the undertaken, will arrive here from
Newton, Kan, this evening. Mr.. Ed
wards went up to Las Vegas this morn
ing to meet them.
G.. De Leon, the eastern representa-
tive of the Santa Fe railway. who was
here yesterday, left last night for the
Pacific coast.
Rev. T.. A. Slmpkins, the Congrega-
tional minister at Gallup, is in the city
on business. He will return west to-
light,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-19

EASILY ILIM-ELAM MED.
A Man with sheep, Whose Wife Carried
the Money, Calls on Dr. Macbeth.

the Money, Calls on DIR. Macbeth.
DR.. w. N. Macbeth. the old. time len
list, had a slick scoundrel to work a
very slick, but stnl an old game. on him
yesterday. About II a. IN. a heavy-set
man, about 40 years old, called On the
dentist. and in a most polite business
way gained the confidence OF the doctor,
II am a sheep raiser" said the man.
who subsequently proved "A rascal.
"and have several thousand sheep at
the stock yards ready for shipment east
as soon as they are fed and watered.
My wife is with me, and she desires
some gold filling and other expensive
work, provided ii can be done at once"
The doctor looked over his list of APP
pointments, and informed the man that
II his wife could come to his office at
$3.50 .. m. he would start on the work
at once and would rush it through to
completion.
Certainly" said the a II will
have my wife here at $3.50 p. M, n IL
you find it necessary, We will remain
oyer a day"
The man picked up his hat, thanked
the doctor for his courtesy and left the
-glcc. lie got down to the foot OF the
stairs, rubbed his head a moment, and
rushed back into the office.
by the way. doctor" said the a
my wife has all my money, and / am
OF this moment in nede OF Sl.75. Can you
loan me hat amount until the after
noon?'
The doctor put his hand down into
pocket and on pulling out several silver
dollars. remarked: DO you want any
more?"
"Oh, yes, answered the man. make
1t 81" and OF course he got the money.
The man. with the several thousand
sheep, and the wife who held his peck
etbook. did not put in an appearance In
the afternoon, and DR.. Macbeth, the
usually careful ~financier, is wonder
ing where his gold filling customer has
He'd 70, and also his 81.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-19
CITY NEWS >.

MIX Drinkers. Try Matthews Jersey
milk.
kleinworts Is the place 20 get your
nice fresh steak. All kinds of nice
meats.
Crystal Lotion takes on tan and sun
burn. You Will like II. 25e. At Mat
thew's drug store.
Special sale this week on ladies' wash
skirts, and an unbroken line 10 select
from. b.. Ilfeld & Co.
Look into klienwort's market on
North Third street. lie has the incest
fresh meats In b city.
Comparison is not odIus 20 US, though
il may be so 20 our competitors, We es-
peeially invite the public in general 10
watch our windows or come into our