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The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-10

Mrs. H. e.. Williams went to-
Aberdeen Monday where
that night she attended the
crystal wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Page. Quite a
number of the friends and
neighbors of this popular cou-
pie were present and helped to
celebrate the occasion. Mr..
and Mrs. Page were the recip-
tents of quite a number of
handsome and costly pres
ents.-Sanford Express.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-10

To remove a troublesome corn or bun
ion: First soak the corn or bunlon IN
warm water TO soften it, then pare II
i down as closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamberlain
pain Balm twice daily; rubbing vigorously
for five minutes at each application,
corn plaster should be worn for lew
days to protect it from the snoe. AS d
general liniment for sprians, bruises, lame
ness and rheumatism, Pain Balm IS I'M
eoualed For sale by Johnsons Pharm-
aCy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-10
IN WAYS THAT WE KNOW NOT

IN WAYS THAT WE KNOW MOI.
I sometimes think God lets our
sorrows gather
Till Joy is hidden by pains
heavy cloud,
That in the darkness we may
find "Our Father D.
We need Him so when heart and
head are bowed!
| sometimes think He lets friends
fall and falter
TO show us earthly props
are insecure.
The broken hearts we lay
upon His altar
Of healing and of solace may
be sure.
| sometimes think He strews our
path with roses,
And When we find that each
one hides thorn,
He takes us by the hand and gently
SHOWS US
That not to live to self has
man been born.
sometimes think, when
He seems all unheeding
Turning deaf ears unto our
wild request,
In silent pity His great heart
is bleeding,
Because to grant us it were
not the best.
always think, in his divine
compassion,
Not one will perish from
His loving hands;
Knowing our weakness and
the strength of passion,
He pities us-because He
understands.
Published by request.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-14
The best Remedy for Stomach and
Bowel Troubles.

Il have been in the drug business
for twenty years and have sold most
all Of the proprietary medicines of any
note. Among the entire list l have
never found anything to equal Cham-
berlain S Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for all stomach and bowel
troubles, says O. w. Wakefield, of
Columbus, Ga. This remedy cnred
two severe cases of cholera morbus in
my family and have recommended
and sold hundreds of bottles of it to
nv customers to their entire satisfac-
ton. It affors quick and sure cure
in a pleasant form For sale at
Johnson S Pharmacy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-14
CHAUTAUOUA.

A member of the famous Centralian
Quartet, now assisting in the Ken
tvcky Chautauqua at Lexington, KY,
writes personal letter to the FREE
PRESS editor, and says; 1--WE are look
ing forward with much pleasure to
our engagement at Southern Pines
next winter.
We take occasion just here to state
that matters are working nicely for
our Chautauqua of the Pines, and tn It
in the near future DR.. Davidson will
be with us to map out program and
make arrangements to have it adver-
tized in due season.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-14
THE STATE NORMAL
AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE

Offers to young women thorough lit
erary, classical, scientific and industri-
al education and special pedagogical
training. Annual expenses $92 to$132
for non-residents $152. Faculty of 80
members. More than 400 regular stu
dents. Has matriculated about 1000
students, representing every county in
the state except one Practice and OBJ
servation School of about $50 pupils.
To secure board in dormitories, all free,
tuition applications should be made be-
fore August I. Correspondence invited
from those desiring competent trained
teachers. For Catalogue and other in
formation address until August IS
PROF. ]. Y. JOYNFR, DEAN OF COL
LEGE; CHARLFSD. McIVER, PRES.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-14
AFTER OUR PRESIDENT

i
ss.s..ss.*s-+
New York, July 11.-(We dnes-
day)-The World says:
"a plot to assassinate President
Nc Kinley has been frustrated. It
was concocted by a group Of
Spanish and Cuban conspirators
with headquarters in New York.
Zone Of the plotters weakened
and sent a warning letter to
member Of the Republican
National Committee. That letter
was placed in the hands of Secre-
tary Chas. F. Dick who refer ed it
to Chairman B. B. O'Dell, of New
York State for investigation. Chair
man O'Dell engaged a detective
who speedily verified every i'm
portant detail made in thh warning
letter. Thereupon Mr.. O'Dell re
ported to Secretary Dick who laid
all the facts before Chairman
Hanna.
Messrs. Hanna and Dick laid the
matter before the Presi lent shortly
after he departed for Canton.
They instructed Mr.. ODell to
continue his investigation and
cautioned him to work with the
utmost secrecy.
''To World reporter last even
ing Mr.. O'Dell admitted that he
and certain members of the
National Committee had discovered
plot to assassinate the President.
ayes it is tire but | regret ex-.
ceeaingly that the matter has be-
come public"
lie was extremely anxious that
no reference whatever made to it.
Special detectives are guarding
the President.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-14

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
famous little pills for liver and bowel
troubles. Never gripe. Johnson s
Pharmacy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Judge aud Mrs.. J. w. Crumpa6ker gaze
q dinner party Saturday NIGHT at their
home on West Copper avenue, In honor
OF their guests, Hon. Urish Culberl and
wife. Of Michigan city. Ind The party
consisted % NJ. aud Mira. " B Childers,
Mr.. aud Mrs. X. b. DobsOn, Mr. and Mrs.
+. W. Clancy and Mr.. and Mrs. b. 5.
ROdey.
The house was most beautifully decor
Ated with flowers Tor the occasion. and
delightful Music was most charmingly
rendered by Miss Hawthorne and Prot.
ID MAufO.
When Judge CiumpackeT was ap-
pointed judge VI this district he was a
state senator In Indiana aud Mir. Colbert
WIS selected "a his SUCCESSORS, In addition
the gentleman and his wife are friends OF
long standing OF the judge.
Mr., and Mrs. Culhert, after a few days
stay here will journey westward and visit
on the Pact &c coast, They have eS
pressed them selves as being much at
tracted and pleased with albuquerque
and our balply climate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

COOLEY" Beaver. tor years q we'll
ko0wn eltizsn OF anita b., N Ia the ter
ritoriel metropolis 70 day.
B.Gilletie. juuior member OF the Law
firm or fafRnsou * Gillette, was q pas
sea ger Tor sAnla W. last light
Ralph llall0ran who was north Ia the
Interest og the Nsw f1rk Lite lLArAnce
eumpany, returned 10 thf city last night
Rufus g. G0odfirh. VINO spent q very
PLEASANT visit With bis ~ ny friends and
relatives M The 0iiy. hiss returned 70 his
dutiea No Needles
Rev. n. ", Aisef anf family are buailJ
engaged 20 day "a mpyins into their naN
aud handsome reala snca un south Waitol
street IN the highlands.
q. ". smith, ths u 1nlar suBerintend
ent Of motive poser N the Santa W. ~
eilic, with hesdqnafisfs sud home in thil
city. was . well tound passenger laa
uight.
Geo ". Moore ha8 been appolntsd onl
I Il me comniasiOnFfs o. hppraiee land
etSnR the l0a line filch b. Judge J "
B cfumpackrT, vie Pegs y. uieTu who ran
vi aol. The commissioners VIII meet q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
From Mondays Daily.

~. Cook. u S0e0ffO, ani S.lEestr,
Mirabel. OF san Rafael, are Ia the city
70 day.
Mrs Oscar Chalmers, who was here vls
Hing Mr and Nfs knightiingrr, has 70
turned TO san Mascial
Fred Olero, who returned from a bust.
ness "Trip 60 bland last Saturday night,
was north bound passenger this morn
ing.
n. frRccaf0ll has commenced the f0nn.
dalton for hts new business house on the
corner OF Atlantic avenue aud South
Second street.
q. b. Baker, from the University OF Yir
Rinia IA In the city, sud has met friend
In Prot J u Paxton, Of the University
Of New Mexico.
Harold tawley is visiting with bis
mother. Mrs, Sheckels, aad sisteFe, Min
nte and Olive. He has been east 81
school ioT several years.
Mrs. Robert Goss aud her two dough
tegA, Misses n sFiOn aud N tbel, left last
night foT southern California, where they
will remain seine slime Mrs, toss has
been Suffering with nervousness aud her
physician advised change OF climate.
Rev. Father Pinto, Of NJ Paso, came IN
from the south yPsteTday morning and
remained here during lhe day and last
night. he, accompanied by Rev. Per
some left this morning Tor this north, tht
former ,Or Denver and the latter for La,
Vegaa.
Joe. n. O'Rielly, who h one OF ID,
hustling GU side FuslleFs for the Muiua
l. h Insurance. company OF New YOrk
aatuwu.a A.. gha ats laaa AafueAas s.Nmkt
Ia order 10 enjoy tha Sabbath with al
wife aud son. lle leil foS the north thi
morning
Laet Saturday night hfst class tuTka'
free lunch was served NJ "fhe Buffet,
6nillon a FaReelt pf0pFlet0Te, aD'
proved oils Of the bicaal events on Wea
Railroad avenue Tor many months 9Th
huff a" 10 40 annex to the Hotel hlgh
lHhd, ana h a llFst Glars resort.
Louis Huning. the extensive aheeI
raiser OF Valencia county. Il In the ELF
today, and he & treiing extra good owe
tbs condition OF Hairs Tor sock raisini
In that county. He says that the range
while very little snow has fallen, are Il
nne condition, and that there Is plenty 0
good gras ana The water holes are full
VI water.
NaINF NNuFiHtthk W AMINAAN ~
BteFTy, solicitor foe the Santa ~ PAolal
" y. faliateFFo. his private secretary
with DE-. Morrison, the chief surgeon 4
the road, accompanied BY his SOD, cam
IN from the west Saturday night Messr
HteFry and TAltaferFO went up 10 SAINT
W. where they have legal business
transact during the session OF the "a
preme court.
W. II. MataOp, Jr, OF Fresno. Cal. IL |
the city, on visit 20 hla parents an
brother, o. A. NAtson, the Railroad aV
nue. stationery dealer Mr.. AatsOn pokl
bis head In TmE CITIZEN efllse door yel
teFday, and state. that h. vas just o.
Of . hospital NJ Los Angeles aud beeel
returning 10 his duties a. general ageI
Tor she Santa w Pacific II Fresno. |
concluded 70 Wait AlbuqueFQae. Stint
being discharged FROM Ina hospital.
appears 70 b. u nne physical health.
tbs CITn1K can recommend Il
"UuCle Josh 6pTuoSby" company ~ 4
OF fun MAKER. They held forth as q
Ogohoaiflan hall Saturday aud laat ninh
giving 9 matinee yesterday afternoo
And al those Who were present we're tul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
cOsTLx UosTUnEs.
Five Thousand Dollars worth of Ftne At
tire Eor Glhs' Carnival HALL

Five Thousand Dollars worth of Ffns At
tire Eor Glhs' Carnival HAIL,
The committee on eostuming for the
above event closed deal to-day by which
they secured She flneal line OF new cos
TUNES for the grand carnival tail, 10 be
held on February IS, ever displayed Ia
the west, Most oi these costumes have
never yet been worn, ~ the house ship
ping them " a new one, last starting In
business, and have Just received q large
line OF ladies costumes, which will be
worn IN AlbaQuefque for the irst time,
Madam Parker, an expert c0esumeT, will
be here with Associates 10 make all alter
aliOne NECESSARY.
The committee having the ball Ia hand
have appointed Frank isee, Fred IseSis
and j. ". Preatell ~ a special e0mmittee
81 assist the mRd am Ia handling Che COS.
TUNES and 10 advise with ali who intend
securing costume for the bail
Madam Parker Ia tho official coslumel
Of the ball ana every KIN, ~ we'll ~ mos
OF thu invited guests, will wear one o.
her costumes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
plHpornnAnr nlsEA.E

Atss Renis Etnitn aauua Dead ga the
street
Miss Nellie X. 3miln died suddenly
lat evening gt 90 s'l.ucs OF heart fail
ure. She was found dead on the street
"a front OF the Caff1U rssidence, which
nai0ins her home, nY SEQ ge dO0eh and
ais mo her. sis smith vas q daughter
~ the late Gen. aiiaa A smith, Tor man !
years depsiy Internal revenue collector
u New Mexico, nhe h. survived by hes
aged mother, With whom she liyedi tWt
brother 0Be as Oai'uD grd the other al
San DOSE, Cal. Two sisters preceded heI
90 the grave, having died Ia a way simi
Lar 10 the demise n Miss smith, New
MaKlnAn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
NExv TUESDAY SloHr,
The BlE Minstrel CoapAaS wnl Appear
~ Orohsetstsn Hail.

The BIE minstrel CoapAay wni Appear
~ Orobsets,en Hall.
The famous fansteTs and laugh geneT-
at0rs that have been collected from the
higher ranks OF m!afsfeiey under the
banner OF Richards 3 agle'a-kuscO 4
HOllana'a big minsts- festival. Will b.
seen rs 0sehoatFiOn nall Tuesday, Jan
uATy 80. No more wele0me snnOunee
ment than this could be made 10 the fun
and laughter loving portion Of the pup
lig. The management OF this maInmOtb
array Of SrnegAmblRn talent have this
season Outdone ali their previous efforts
and have secured nearly all tle yell
known tRvOritea fOT their production.
Novel and elaborate stage settings aud
costumee, ghieh haye taxed me scenic
artists aud customers skill aud inge.
nuity, have beet prepared 10 delight the
eye, and the world Ut music has been
pF0bad 10 lta lnneEm0sla depths fof the
effects 20 charm lhe eAr. With Billy
kersande, Harry fid.er, Bobby Kemp
John Rueker and score Of sssistanl
comedians, the fun department h Oiled
20 OVERLOOKING. The biggest street par
ade ever attempted by ; like OrganiEa
ton II one OF the feaiareL Seats AZ
MataOn's.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
GENERAL MANAoER NUDGE.
Hs. with other Omeials, In the CIi
Aast sight

re. with other Omeials, In the city
Lat sight
LAST night, 81 $40 o'clock, n special
train with engine No. 27i. aud special
coaches Nos. o. slS and $40 arrived from
,he north.
The engine Was handled hy Engineer
Frank Sweeney, while the train was un-
Ter Conductor Davidson.
La the tirsi car, mine Spot" WAS J. n.
Hurley, the popular division supeTinIen-
ent. and IN car No. 2l3 WAS the new
general superintendent. 9. n. Reaseguie
aud James Dun, tbs chief engineer OF the
.ystem.
General Manager II. q. Nudge, with
his sIenOgraphsT, occupied the special
coach No. ZIG
G. q. ShOles. the superintendent OF tele.
graph Tor the Santa No system. was
member Of the party on arriving here.
AZ Las Vegas, *. W. Grant, the divls.
lou resident engineer, accompanied the
distinguished Tailroaders 10 this city.
r. ]. Parker, who was appointed super
intendent Of the western division, vlce
ChAs. II. Dyer resigned. left the Nudge
party ri Colorado Syringe.
When the train pulled into the local
depot, Tux CiTIsKN representative board
N the train and heartily congratulated
Mr.. Nudge on his deserved promotion 90
the important position OF general man
ages OF the big Santa Fe system, and AS
suFed him, he formerly having come from
this section, that New Mexico has always
recognized his ability a. broad.minded
railroad manager.
Mr.. Nudge. TO many direct questions
pat 10 him, stated that the object OF the
trip WAS 10 acquRint the new general
superintendent, Mr. heaseguie, with his
duties along the line, which he has not
heretofore visited, aud 70 allow him 10
see for himself what IL absolutely ueces
sary 10 improfe certain sections and 20
/ get acquainted with the division officials
Regarding new depot, or combine
ton depot and hotel, Mr.. Nudge stated
that he could not give out, II this time,
! any authentic news, but he stated that
both matters are being considered Rnd
thas the people Of albuquerque will sre
some very important and substantial im'
pFOvements snaugusated here during the
70 Incoming spring
Mr.. Nudge also stated that the Santa
Ne eOmpsny expended several hundred
thousand dollars Improving the heN
MtAiNN NAtAtiuh iaat te4tE AMN wiz -
pend almost the same amount this year
The special train lAft this morning VI
5 o'clock for the south. and spent several
hours Ia Silver City this afiepnO0n
FROM there they left Tor ~ Peso. where,
tomorrow Sunday evening, they will
meet Third Vice President Barr. tn
whole party, including NJ. Barr, will r.
tuFnkt0 the city Monday night, being
met here BY General Manager W
q. Heylus aud General superintendent
A. g. Wells. Of the Santa ke Pacific 4
trip then, probably, will be made BY thI
party westward.
&c. Fox, tralnmaster AZ Las Vegas
Who accompanied the party 20 this clt.
last night. returned north On The lat
passenger train.
q, X. Aver. assistant division superin
tendent. accompanied the Nudge part
south thla morning. likewise !. A. Hal
Ian, the division superintendent Q
bridges and bridge building.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

AZ very few plaCHs in this country
could y tennis tOuIuhmr1t be- held In
January, but here W. van gniOy tbs game
anytime. Saturday b. uuWuUf OF young
peOple, who are deiutHes Ui the game, ar
ranged aad played a Number 0t matches,
during which there waH considerable
good playing aud much enjoyment.
Those participating were Misses ktith
stevens. saint, Les Hes man, Wiley.
Winston. Kent, AMI afs. lester Misses
Stevens, LBe hnd ninrt0u aud Mrs. Les
ter were winners iu tbs prelimiaailea
aud semi-nnRis, and Mfs. Lester was the
victor IN the hnal Zoe prize, a box OF
confectionery, belug used 20 console all
the loseTs
Sam. pickard. having an idea that be
could Outplay SIR. Lester, challenged
her, bat was no m0it succ gaful than her
previous opponent. Gas Of eOnsidefa'
tiOn for the Rentirmau. h score Ia the
game will not be puniishtd.
Arrangements are heius made TO play
again next Saturds tt which time a
tournament IA dOuDits eau te expected
The CLUB Is rul 1ilg % season OF ac
tiy,ty aud antiCip4,t many pleasant
meetings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

NJ J. MoAise, Of the arm O. Cooper &
McAtee. Albuquerque. WA IA Band a
few days, introducing q ire-pfoot Tile
which n used IN the building Of chin.
nsys. During hls brief stay hsre he 70.
oelved much encouragement from the
people. aud the prospects are that he will
have a large number OF orders 20 Oh
The people here gally realize the neces'
slty OF taking more precaution against
a Ore, aud there II no doubt but that
Cooper a McAtee will be- able 10 placs
several orders The tile which vas OK
hibited by NJ. hcAtee u absolutely Gre
psoOi, much cheHpHg than brick and 81
the sama time Is lighter. portable and nc
danger Of q due becoming defective witt
theae tile Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

The woman who Ii lovely Ia face,
form and temper will always have
friends. but one who would be- attr active
must keep her health. n she Is weak
siekly aud all run down she will b. ner
vOns and irritable II abe has constipa-
ton Og kidney trouble. her impure blood
will caue pimples, blOtehes. skin eTup.
lions aud wretched complexion. klec-
kidneys and 90 purity the blood IL gives
strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, vel
vety skin. ricn cOmpl sxion. IL will make
COED looking, charming woman Of a
run down invalid. Only % cents. j.. X.
ORielly n Co.'s drug store,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

An ON AND WELL.TKiKD REMEDY.
hEs NinaloWH sO0thing syrup has
bean uaet FOR over nfty years BY millions
OF mothers Tor their children while teeth
inR. with perfect aliece9s. II s00ihea the
child, acfti'na The gum. asiaya ell pain,
curea WIND collie, SUD II NE beai Femedy
Sold By druggists in eYory part Of tbs
world. TWunty .nva cents 4 bottle. ~
for Mrs. WinsloW'a B00lhing B1up ant
laks no other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Waahingt0n. Jsa. 3O--The state de-
partment anticipated actioa by the senate
Ia the matter OF the alleged criticisms u
members 0g that body by Mf. Won Sit.
tart, the British consul at New Orleans.
Before the subject figured At All IN the
senate. the atats department made IN
qulry into tbs matter The result VIA a
complete Tspudiatl by the consul VI
the sentiments attributed to him IL IL
expected that this denial will be- sab.
United 10 the senate COMMITTEES Of iof
elgn relations, which WIS charged with
inquiry into the matter yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
A MICS PARTY
Misc Marie wincheek Surprised by Her
Young sEisnda.

Mise Marie MtuChefk sutpriaed by Her
Young sEisnda.
A party was held last night az the res
idence Of G. VI. Wincheck. No. 9l5 south
Second street IL was a surprise party 4,
aud the pretty daughter Of the household,
Miss Marie Wlnchsek, was the enc sur.
prised by the gathering OF her young
| friends.
Tbs following young ladies we're pres
emf Misses kssle derron, Mamie TieTney.
EGhei Gatlin, Grace Holien. Carrie Meyers,
Mamis Cysil, deTtie kakin aud Elizabeth
Barrett. The CDys were a. fOllOws
Charles kunz, Bernalill0 BeaFrup, Thorn
- Hughes, Jr., Lawson Aud, Paul Ma
10y, Th0s. Melvatn. Ralph RiRgs, Roy
Roberts, Glen beaTrup, John Hughes,
George Dean, Nsill White, R0tger
iatlin.
Frank WiDeheek assisted his dau liter.
N .ss Marie. Ia entertaining the party OF
young folks, aud both proved themselves
equal % the occasion.
flames we're PLAYED for several hours
after which nice refreshments were
served.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Governor utaro hFa ppuinted Delegates
90 heprssea Sow Bstics,
Governor Olero. lu0. Sltu rday. issued a
proclamation Of agpl.ltHeBt Of thirty
delegates 70 the tlui allual session II
the international n HinF congress, 90
assemble June ~, si Mi Haukee. The
proclamation etatU .HH neral objects
VI thu congress Rfa tl fIrlher the IN
lefests 81 the miniHn Idusury,
The delegaies e. UItf 0Y Governor
0lero are ~ follow D. . dioEd Pfince,
santa Fe; 10 n. 81 tH, aliyer ity; A.
b. fitob, Magda T.. 3. Preston,
kliEabethlown; j. tclaughlin, San
Pedro: 4 3. n0pea IA. shore, " n
u. LlewellYn. Lss Diure q y. Steen,
raor; j. A. Nigg ly q srdineri " a
Nnwc0mb, silver li.g; j, N. Webster.
uilisbofo; IA. y. kgfg aDn Albuquerque
q A. schomberg. Ha;N y. Laughlin,
-ania ~; william tsHf White OAK
N. \. Church. IAf frank Staplin,
Iaae, Christ Wleg ka ( Las Vegas
ChAa y. Ei4iey, sn ff. Z. A Dofam
Rland; r. e. Tho C.rf,llos; g. I
Brown, socorfo; Harris, Kingston
florenolo Luna, 4 ur a; j y. Mayo
Golden; 7 j. Cur Al nquerque; u
cooDey, Cooney, B ry daftin, Hills
bUro; y. A. lOnsa, 7rr0fro; A. A. New
berry, santa ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Many men Of learning deFoR much
time 10 ths study Of tne man Of We
future. Thsy all agree that Pc Il 70 o.
very superior 70 The present generation
areat physical strength u prUphealed,
but this 40 least Il within the reach of
everybody H0aiettera stomach hlt,efs
will bring health aud strength 70 any
one who uses 70 faithfully. II cures 0pn
stipation. indigestion, Dyspepsia, bilious
nesa, malaria. fever and aguei and liver
and Kidney troubles. 10 makes fioh rel
bl0o6, aud with pure blood comes health
Il bnildA up the whole syalams putting
Ylgor into She nerves aud blood, hrmness
into the muscles and health into ne
bowels Give " trial, and Sc that .
private revenue stamp covers NE nees
OF the bottle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

"A young man came into our store
yesterday suffering from \ severe attack
u cramp collie" writes y y Hess, mil
Ter aud general merchant. Dicksy'
Mountain, Pa "He had tried various
home remedies without relief A. had
ussi Chanbefiaiu's Collie Cholera aud
Olafrhoe Remedy ! gave him dose and
u soon brought him out alflgh,
nsyer saw fellow ~ Feioiced." Sold
BY ALI hrnrriala
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
AprnminnntVi sI,nr.

Hon. Henry G. Ide, OF 81. Johnsbury,
Vermont. arrived IN the city last night
aud IL registered at he Hotel Highland.
Mr. lie WAS chief Justice Of Samoa dur.
ing the Harria0n's administration, aud
was = great personal friend Of Robert
Lonls Steven con. the author and writer.
Mr. lde II recognized ~ one OF the lead
ing menbeTa Of thu bar Ia thu east and
stands close 10 the administration. Ne,
to-day, met sOme old friends In II.
Emerson aDc A. y. McGaney, who are
from -. JOhnsbuTy.