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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
LAW SURPASSED.

Minnesota years ago made Jaw
providing that railway companies
should pay a tax Of per cent on their
gross earnings in lieu OF taxes on their
property. In 1895 the legislature IN
dertook TO repeal this contract and 20
separate the lands granted 20 the rail
way companies from their other prop
erty. proposing 20 tax the lands while
retaining tax on gross earnings. The
supreme court Of The United States has
now pronounced the latter law void, be-
cause repugnant 10 the federal eonstl'
tuition. IN that It undertook 10 invall'
date a contrssct--anoSher rcbuke TO o
state for INDUCING in sharp practice
toward corporations created oy II an,
entitled to its protection
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
ANOTHER MURDER IN oRASrcoUNrT
Pedra Rivera Beaten TO Death by Juar
Chncon.

Pedro Rivera Beaten TO Death by Juan
Chneon.
Pedro Rivera was erutAlly murdered
AZ Hanover last sunday morning, lie
was found on that morning between II
ana " o'clock, lying about twenty steps
from Juan Chacon's door The deceas-
ed had numerous wounds about his
head and face. his skull being fractur-
I'd In several places. The encounter un-
doubtedly occurred shortly after 5
o'clock on sunday morning. as Rivera
was a. the home % Harvey Nilliens.
one-hRlf mile distant from Chacon's
home lie lived short distance from
chRcon's and had 70 pass Chacon's
house 10 reach his own. Some one In
passing found him and Immediately
went TO Harvey Vililens and told VII
liens % look after Rivera. and about
noon. Vllliens. Chaoon and another
MOKican took the injured man 90 his
hOme. where he died early Monday
morning. Rivera was never conscious
after the encounter ana nevee spoke a
word. When the deceased was found.
he was lying IN q pool of blood. his face
badly beaten Ia. the print OF q loot
heel on his forehead, and his skull bad
IS fractured IN numerous placre The
party finding him moyee him TO the
road side ana pillowed his head on a
tarpaulin.
John Chacoa was arrested charged
with the crime and at the preliminary
hearing was bound over to awhit the
actlon % the next grand jury OF Grant
county. his bond being hxed az t5.oeo.--
Silver City Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
AN IMMENSE jAoUAR.
Killed In Mountains Near EngIe,
New Mexico.
TRACKS or OTHERS SEEN.

A special correspondent. writing 10
the Ei Paso Herald from EnGie. N. ~.
under date Of Dec. no. saya. Yesterday,
Sunday. Dec. ?, Louis o. Morris. being
camped IN the hills doing some assess
ment work. was walking over the hills.
near the camp, when he discovered an
immense jaguar or American tiger
coming straight toward him. Ito Open
"a fre on him with a $3.50 rife. and AZ
ter hring eleven shots. the monster lay
dead. wish three mortal wounds IN his
head and body. not more than fifteen
feet from where young Morris was
standing.
The aemeenuaacmg~ No tiis asha
The measurements are ~ follows.
Length from tip 10 tip. seven feet. nine
lnchesi height. thirty-four inches,
around head twenty Ave inches length
81 tusk. two inches. around fore foot
nine inches. length Of foot. eight in
ches. length Of hind foot ten inches.
The hide was taken 20 EnRis 70 be
shipped Immediately 90 taxidermint
In Kansas city 10 BE- dressed. and while
there wall be exhibited az the Manual
Training high school. and will then be
returned 20 New Mexico.
while such ferocious animals are
roaming around these mountains. it
will be well Tor pFospeetoFs. and visitors
travelling through these parts. 10 be
well armed.
The immense tracks that have been
seen 10 often In these mountains. ana
attributed 10 mountain Hons. have a.
naily revealed their identity. as the
killing Of this animal win show.
The worst feature OF this aniual u
that ne did not walt 10 be attacked. but
when he firsi saw young Morris, started
after him with leaps from ten 20 hfteeH
feet az time. and. the slayer said h
lost no time IN working the lever OF his
gun.
Probably hereafter, no one wiil prowl
around these hills without his gun and
| plenty OF cartridges. ana his eyts vel
! opened.
Later, Dec. To-day Dan DISHES
while passing from EnEic to Las Paio
mas. fnst west Of the foo, VI the noun.
tains. eEcog atercd a second tiger. aboul
Two and one half miles from WI ~ IN,
one was killed last sunday
lie flred two shots AZ the animal. bu
his horse and burro seeing Il, tool
fright ana ran away. Jerking O'shel
over steep blutf. badly bruislng an.
skinnlng his left arm. The burro. golnl
over the blum. smashed his pack. 50 d
the fray. o'shea lost sight Of 'he ami
NAL
A. nrsi the idea prevailed that IN
animal had escaped from a show tina
passed through the county som
months ago. but Il now known that
was not alone.
DuHnE a light snow about two week
ago. the tracks OF three we're seen q
the snow within less than a mile q
wherc the one was killed.
Undoubtedly cattlcmen have sutfere
loss from these animals and have bee
charging q TO the account % wolye
= and mountain lions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvORERS
The Tenth Annual Convention to Be
Held In Santa Fe,
the OFFICIAL PROGRAM.

The following h the provisional pro-
gram OF ,he tenth annual convention 81
the New Mexico Christian Endeavo.
Union, which will be held IN the Pres
byterian church ~ santa Fe on De-
csmber ~ TO 30.
Friday evening. December 3s-7:So.
devotional exercises; 7its, address Of
welcome, Rey. w. A. Cooper, OF santa
re; response, President &. W. ward. OF
Albuquerque. 1855. music; 500. address
I" ~ saving" Rev. bruce Kinney. eiso
music; s.a5, address. Twentieth Con
tury Churches" REV. p. A. simpkin, OF
Gallup.
Saturday morning. December 29--S:aO
qniet hour. led by Rev. W. r. Patched,
Of Pueblo. Colo, 1000, song; 1905 pres
dents annual address 1880. snng; 1925
report % sccretary-treasurer i0i4o, APP
pointing committees, i0.s5, song. 1850.
conference concerning the next conven-
ten. address. "Chrlstien Eudeavor
work In New Mckee" Rev. J. y. Eat
on. chihuahua.
Saturday afternoon. December ~
m. devotional eHerc aesi 2.ib, adj
dress. "Junior Work" 2;5o. general dis
cussioni 2;i0. address. "spani'h Chris
tlan Enduiyor Wort" Rev. ~. =. J.
aenchez. Mogate. Col; ass. general
discussion. 2.cs. music; als, address.
twentieth Century Citxcuship." $50.
general aiscussoni 3,to, = ports from
societies. Aoo. music i.os reports OF
committees. election % cmcsrs.
Saturday evening, December 2o--6;20
to 1850. reception Tor whiting delegates
at the Presbyterian chu Oh, 7.lo. devo-
tlonai exercises; 7.ts. music. $50, adj
/ dress. a. lndon. 1900" Rev. } D. Eat
on, % chihuahua, Mex, s.2s. muslc
$50. address twentieth Century Chris
ton Endeavor Societies" w ~ Sweet.
OF Denver, Col
Sunday morning, December go--Regu-
lar church services.
Sunday afternoon. December so--siso
to $50. session al the penitentlary, adj
dresses By Rev Messrs. sanchez. Rem
don. Eaton and Sweet; 400 20 600 iu-
nior rally, First Presbytfrian church
address by Rev. W. r. Paichell. o.
Pueblo. Colo.
Sunday evening 6.t5. regular Chris
! tan Ende5vor service, $50, devotional
exercises; T:f5. CONVENTION sermon
Rev. W. T. Patched OF Pueblo. Colo.
Sis. music. SEQ. conservation service
ed by Mr.. Sweet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
rrNrrnY INFLAMMATION.

Tlia arrival Of the twentiStA century
O. to be celebrated Ia various ingen-
ious or appropriate ways IN nearly All
parts OF the Chrse,ian world In Peru
the Lama postofiice has put in oireu-
iation 20 celebrate the new century
three se.s OF postage stamps. with por'
traits of senior Romano, Admiral Orau
and Colonel Bolognesi- The dawn OF
the new century will BE- observed 10
New York city with unique eeremon-
ies In this city there will be the usual
chorus Of steam whistles and mochins
bsrds At midnight. disturbing the Deo'
pies sleep and rest. a. a consequence
Of which on their hrst day OF the new
century they will feel as cross and nd'
getv az wall street hears.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
MEETING 90 CRY couNcIL.
Alderman Leonard Presided - CoionsIJ. "a
Moore sworn 10 NJ Alderman.

The city council met last night in
regular semi. monthly session.
Alderman Leonard. president OF the
council. presided IN the sbsenco %
Mayor Marion. who Is IN New York.
AN members. including the ely clerk.
were present. except Alderman Wright
After the roll eili had been called.
Col J ~ Moor recently appointed
and confirmed % M out the uuexDircd
term 81 Alderman Burkhart resigned.
was sworn In. and promptly took his
seat among the city lawmakers
4 list OF new bills was read and re-
fefred To the proper committees.
The reports of the city clark. city
marshal ana city treasurer were sub
mitted. read and ricd
The property owners on Pacific ave-
nue.. between Third and Fourth streets.
pelltloned the council 10 build q einder
sidewalk. Referred TO tho street som
mittec
The chief OF the hre department Il.
Ruppe reported that he had appointed
A. Kleiscr relief man a. tho depart
ment headquarters Tho appointment
was accepted by the council
The nnance committee approved the
following bills and authorised their
payment.
l.. n Chambrrlin. treasurer. bill
paid Tor labor Dol. .,,,..,...,,,,t iss 20
Fanny Traney .,, ,.t.......,..,., nA
Democrat Publishing CO ... ...... isC0
Ciouthler a McHac co.. .......,.. 70
Tho IRE committee Recommending ssr-
tain improvements az the nre cspart-
ment headquarters. and the ssuue.l
granted an expenditure no, 10 exceed
la5.
In regard 10 the condemnation ease
OF Anna Frederickson, the city attor-
ncy stated that the court had allowed
gi5 damages aud 81 fees whorenpon the
couAcil instructed the city clerk ~ pay
the claim
under suspension OF rules. the fellow.
Ing ordinance was passrd
An ordinance amending ssctisn ! u
ordinance No. lN
BE 8; ordaincd by the cisy council %
Albpquerque
Section /. That section Of sfdi-
nance No iN be and hereby " amonded
b, substituting the words, FOR each
day" instead % "for each perform.
ance' IN the seventh ana sighia linss ~
said section /.
1'he council then adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
NEw MKxIoAN LANDMARK
narrowly Escaped Destruction 10y fsre ~
old Albuquerque.


ola Albuauerane.
In colnmenting on the resent Ore Ia
bid town. wherein the Spanish weekly
PAPER. El Nuevo Mundo. came very
ncar being wiped out Of existence. the
Denver Republican prlnta q view o. the
I'D building and has this TO shy about
he Are.
zone OF the historical landmarks Of
he southwest came very rear being
destroyed az Albuquerque. n. NJ when
he Office OF El Nuevo Mundo caught
IRE q few days ago, The structure Is
ong. low adobe building, Tesembllns
hose frequently seen In Old Spain, and
.hows the marks OF decay very distinct
~.
1T was In this structure that the wife
4 Gen. Phil. Sheridan iirst saw the
ight cf day. Then II was considered tn
iandsomest and most modern home In
he sparsely settled country and Il was
the shadows OF the long portco. Wit"
Is upright columns. that the famous
.oidler wooed and won his bride. lie al
erwards made his army headquarters
and remained there until the civil war
broke out, when ne was recalled 10 be.
gin the work which won him fame.
THE building ia now occupied By III
Nueyo Mundo. the leading spanish
weekly IN the territory, ana three or
four Mexican families The walls ar
now battered and torn and the al api-
lated windows and doors appear ready
20 fall from their moorings. In the
,ourt IN the center Of the building the
little Mexican children gatnlr the ?
lands black. their faces smutty ans
their eothes torn. They build mud
houses and play In the sand, unmindful
= the signs Of civilization in the beau
tiful stone court house not over 100
yards away. The two buildings furnish
striking contrast Of the old ana the
new In the west. The old building was
built by spanish missionaries in the
aiNteauth century"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
THIEVES At LAS CRUCES,
Horde Of Buns Took Possession Of
That Town Last Week.
SEVERAL STORES ROsstD.

Early winter ana early spring are
two seasons o. the year when the renus
homo. specie bum, travels through mere
IN EanGs. says the Dona Ana County
Republican. These sort OF strangers
were more than usually plentiful last
Monday. For good and SUFFICIENT rea-
sons they were less plentiful Tuesday.
Early IN the evening. while part OF the
force In Lane Bros. drug store we're ~
supper one or more OF these sneak
thieves entered at the rear OF the ware
rooms and going into DR.. Lanes pri-
vaic ONCE stole a fne buggy medicine
case. a acse OF obstetricai Instruments.
and also a set Of fine steel aplints The
latter were not missed until Thursday
afternoon. when the doctor had oecas-
lon to use them. II may finally develop
that they got even more. A. surgical
Instruments are very expensive the loss
10 the doctor u considerable. Not
wishing to slight any one they also
carried away a little souvenir In the
shape OF a $40 clock belonging 70 r. II.
curran. which was stored IN the back
room along with others that were not
molested. being OF a lesser valu4.
About II o'clock the same gang, or
some % their associates. went irto Sam
Lees Chinese store, and before ne Got
out Of the hack room they had lifted
three dozen nne silk handkerchief
from the show case. He arrived Just
In time to see a form reeede through
the door
Neither sheriff Pat Garrett or any OF
his deputies were IN town Monday. bot
the former returned late that evening
and the next morning he Instituted a
thorough roundup OF vags. but dldn't
catch any who could be anspicioned Of
the thef,s.
Las Cruces seems 20 be a favoTite
stopping place for this class Of pcop's
and q seems that a good plan would b.
/ for the officers to make the meet OBJ
| jcctionable ones work out vagrancy
hnc on the slreeta
There have been numerous com
\ paints from various towns IN southern
/ New Mexico over the dcprrdaiions Of
sneak thieves and burglars. A stors
vas broken into last week over n
Deming, and II pairs Of shoes.
watches. and lot OF gloves. rings. and
clothing stolen. A number Of the buns
in town Monday had r.ngs to sell, q
possibly they had hand In the Dem
lns Job.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
UP IN CERalLLOs.
Collection Of Small Notes About q
Good Town,
CATHOLIC BAZAAR AND DANCE.


From ceuilos Register
g. l.. North and son. Fred. oafna In
from their new mine near san Antonio
last week Mr.. North ~ very sanguina
over his prospects there.
J. Bonavidas. Who was severely tn-
jured by the kick Of a mule al Madrid
last week. was taken 10 Las Vegas for
medical treatment.
Miss Campbell. % the Postal Tele-
graph company. left Tuesday morning
for santa 90. whore shc Will relieve
Manager Woods. who will visit In tbs
east for the next thirty daya
niily Axiom an old time miner Of Ma
drid. was shaking hania with frisnds
IN Cerrillos this week. lie has Just re-
turned from a s0journ % six uSsaths
IN Colorado
c. w DudrOw. 0ns Of me lnoorpora-
tors % The proposed s. r. A. a r. rail
Way. 10 an old resident OF New Msxiso
and IL the owner Of the lvnbsr yard
here. OF which Judge A. l.. Ksnsan "a
manager
Nate y Rose an attorney Formerly
81 Mt Ayr, Iowa. has decided % epsn
law Offices Ia this city. lie IL a. old
acquaintance of a. w. Klnseh.
VI. Van Horn. from the new min
lnE camp % Alto. IN the Sandla msun-
tains. was IN Cerrilos Monday es route
to Denver he = very sanguizs - 70
the prospects 81 ne new town. and
says that the preliminary work win Be
commenced az once.
John w Bell, well-known In thAs
section. q now IN Cumba, TeHaa- he
sent Mrs r. Green. ~ the Palace hotel
a small TcKas sweet potato weighing
eight pounds. u arrived IN good shape
, last Friday and was on exhibition AZ
the hotel several days. Mr. Bsil sAyi
h. has had about enough Of TsHas and
will soon return % Cerriilos
q w. Ford. % Thornton. was IN Car
/ riilOs this week. and gave Abe Red the
] contract FOR shooting Gight ftad 81
horses ans overhaulinE his frei9ht wa.
CONS Mr.. Ford has iuss finished haul.
NIX 25i00a pounds OF freight for th'
Baird Mining company. at Gslden. and
= ngating on another large costrAsi 81
| frcightiug tor company near ABE
marie
BAZAAR AND DANCE
one Of the most en5oylbis oceaa.on'
{ has ever been cur good fortune q
ticnd was the bazaar and dance Las
Friday afternoon and evening atven b
ne ladies OF 81. Joseph's Cathoh
.hurch M the Cerriil0s opera houss
The hall was profuseiy dsesiete'
with bunting ana evergrscns and pre-
scnted a most beautiful appearance
The b0ttts situated one on vach std
Il the entrance contained many ussfu
and beautiful articles. AMI wsrs
charge o. Mrsdames W II. ksnnsd
, and W ~ Dame and Miss Fannis Nc
Nulty
The fsh pond. situated near ne siaR
vas one OF the decided attractions an
was most acceptably presided over b
Mrs. Ross Fouythc, 70 whom n
grcat success OF this feature 10 due.
a beautiful doll was awarded 70 ~
tie Miss Nellie Flaherty as the mot
j popular little gir' present while an old
CANT and massive silver butter dtah w
; awarded 10 Miss Jennie kirkland q
ihs aOst popular young lady present.
The receipts 81 the bazaar and dans
were tiT12O. including the dona,i'n I
Mcssrs Hoyt and Burn % the 9alist'
Z. |
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

Mckinley had In the state Of New
York majority OF S607a over all other
candidates.
les have organised an association az
Roswell, ana will promote that prodt-
able Industry,
The Topeka Daily Stale Journal will
cover fully and accurately the coming
session OF the Kansas legislature. IL
Will be mailed 20 any address In Kansas
or elsewhere. sixty calendar days. for
sixty cents, one hundred days for q,
II IL said that a strong effort viii be
made 10 stop the territorial appropFia-
ton Of $500 a year 10 each OF tb~ fed-
eral judges, The advocates Of the re-
trenchmont insist that there " no ne
cesslty for this territorial expense. the
federal government paying the salaries
OF the judges IN the territory.
Governor Murphy Of Arizona u Ia
Washington urging congress 20 confer
statehood on that territory. lie said
Arizona IL IN every way entitled 70
ses-Eovernment 10 population. wealth
and prodresalvenoos, Arizona Is Gar
ahead % number Of states In the
union II has Increased about ~ per
cent IN population since 1880, and now
has about i22,0O0 persona"
The approach OF Christmas 4 felt BY
the government IN the demand Zoe
pennies from the west For two weeks
TIE Philadelphia mint has been work
ing over time and has been serding out
half a million pennies a day, TO
..,.af AZ. saa...rN a. A. ..u.afaN - aa.N
out 5000 a day from IN, present time
until December ls This does not slg-
Nifty, however. that coins " larger de-
nomination 50 out OF w. during the
holiday season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
rrRnlrnnfAL FuNDa.

Territorial Treasurer J. n. vaughn
has received the following remittances:
). l.. r'erea. collector Of Bsrnaililo coun.
~. t256 Of 1895 taxes. tt2s % 1898 taxcs.
tSS.G2 % 1899 iaxes, t5et.Oi Of 1900 taxes.
OF which t2it.Ct 10 FOR territorial pur-
poses and tioo.ss for territorial institute
lions. From ]. l.. burnside, collector OF
Grant county. tsi.s2 - 1896 taxes. 1901
OF 1876 taxes. ti2i5 Of 1897 taxes. $3.50
or iSos taxes. siiAsi OF 1889 taxes Of
which t5l.og ~ for territorial purposes
and se5.70 for territorial institutions.
From Abran Abevta. collector Of So
zorro county. ts2.SS Of 1889 taxes. ttit.se
OF 1900 taxes. 81 which tiei.so 4 for ter
ritorial purposes and ts5ii for terrific
rial institutions From william NJ,
Robins. collector OF Sierra county. 9i5i0
81 1898 taxes, and tieso2 81 1890 taxes,
Of which tls.ce Is for territorial pur-
poses and sii.is for territorial purposes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
Prevented n Tragedy.

Timely Information given Frs. George
long. ofNew Ssraitsyilie. o., prevented
dreadful tragedy ana saved two lives
A frlEhtful cough had long kept her
awake every night. she had tried
many remedies and doctors but steadily
grew worse until urged to try DIR.
Kings New Discovery. One bottle
wholly cured her. and she writes thls
marvellous medicine ALSO cured Mr..
Long of a severe attack Of pneumonia.
Such cures are positive proof OF the
natchless merit OF this grand remedy
,or curing All throat. chest and lung
'roubles, Only SOC and tt.Oo, Every
bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free
AZ J. II. ORieily a Co.'S drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

the other evening a. her home o.
Lead avenue, Mrs. Prank Moore, a.
sisted By hsr mother. Mrs. 0eorgs u
Moore. entertained ths Ladies' Auxil.
larry ana the Brotherhood Of EnGlncers.
Quite a number were present ana with
music. recitatio and games the even
ing passed al too quickly AZ 3 .. m,
al were invited out 20 tea AMI under
the electric light and a bountifm
feast was spread. The tables were pref
tlly decorated with cut nowsrs ana the
supper was appreciated BY those 20 for
tunate a. 20 be present.
Cade sslvy. special ofIicer on the san.
"a ~ Pacihc. came in from the wet
this morning,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
nrM MrxIcn ncmnoLs.


the New Mexican says that the an
nual city school statistics received by
the territorial superintendent Of public
instruction, show that the young peo-
Die " New Mexico cities and towns do
not alike take advantage OF the public
school facilities. Albudnerque Leads
with an enrolment o. MA in its public
schools. Past Las Vegas has an en-
ronment OF 7i2. santa Fe Of 500. RA-
ton. 80: Roswell. 600: SILVER City ess
and Sooorro. 293. when II comes to the
average daily attendance the difference
II very great. The average daily at
tendance % the Albuquerque schools n
7i4' OF Las Vegas. 563: o. Ration, as6; 0f
Santa Fe aOs; Of silver city, 2SI; Of So
zorro. 1853 The value OF the school
property 81 Albuquerque n $4,000; %
East Las Vegas. tie0oo, with about
$4,000 worth Of improvements arthor-
lzed and to be made during the coming
year: aoeorro. $4,000; Ration, $4,000;
Silver city. tl0.00e. Roswell. $500 with
q $4,000 school building IN the course
OF construction. and Santa Re, tae0.
AlbuQusrQus pays an average salary TO
its teachers Of t6ii year; Silver City
sos, East Las Vsgas sasJ; santa Re.
sl7s. Roswell. ssae; Ration, $500; sooor-
70. s2s7 Aibuausrque spends on It's
schools annually s2s.tt6.0e: Rast Las
Vegas. tii.72s4a. Santa Fe, tsTsi.sTi
Roswell, fssJiTo. Silver city. sssi0ss.
ration. tsiie As. sooOrro. t7iS1.s2.
As a rule the public schols u the cit.
lee and towns OF New Mexico compare
favorable with those OF the cities and
towns OF the same population In the
eastern states. The only point Ia which
New Mexico Is lacking 10 the fact
that many OF its young people do not
take advantage Of the excellent sduea-
,lonal facilities that are provided. for
the average daily attendance Of pupils
at the public schools should be much
greater IN proportion TO The eurolimsnt
than II 10 az present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

Many persons have had the sxper-
icnce Of Mr. Peter sherman. OF North
stratsord. ~ ~, who says For Yeas
/ suffered torture from chronic indlgee-
ton. but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure made
well man 90 me-" II diges,s what you
cat and Is n certain cure for dyspepcii,
and every form Of stomach trouble. II
gives relief al once even in the worst
cases and can't help but DO you good.
Berry Drug Co. and Cosmopolitan drug
efore
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

wednesday while out driving. A. w.
McGregor met with an accident that
proved serious enough and came near
being fatal when out driving. In
turning a corner. driving at a rapid
gait. the wheel struck an obstruction
which threw Mr.. McGregor out az the
wagon. He struck the ground In such
a manner as 10 render him unconscious.
re was taken home In that condition
and remained 40 for several hours.
Yesterday. however. he was reported
much improved and out OK danger
Roswell Record.