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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
REVIVAL OF A STORY.
Mrs, Corbin, the Blind Woman, ard
Her Gran Quiyira Search,
RESIDED m THIS CITY

one os the curious things Ia this Gu
rious world 10 che effort OF an aged
wonEin. blind and pcuniless. TO luyate
the legendary Treasure at The ruins Of
the Gran Quyirsi, situated about fWu
days drive from thiI city The woman
IA the widow Of un old soldier named
Corbin, wlao some ave years ago squat
ted on 100 acres OF government land
which includes the ruins. Corbin and
his wife lived IN a tent An thls city ANA
fOr years kept up a fruitlcss searh Tor
the supposed treasure. Then they left
for uime. ana Corbn died and Mrs.
CorJin returned lsere, Three years ag0
The old hidy appeared an the scene
alone and pitched her tent ncllr the
ruins. She chained ~ have map
drawn by her husband, showing the
probable location OF Tine chests OF gold
and spanish jewolry. which she sought
90 unoarth. There Is no waiter Ia the
r.gion Tor ualcB around. and she ar
ranged with "A herdcr boy 10 bring her
wood and water, and managed to keep
solnt supply Of provisions on hani
| through bhe gcnen1sity OF n. A. Dow.
the general merChaUs, and others rcsid-
| iug near fatigue. She lead cords at
tnched to The tcut and fastened 20
stakes set here and there about the
| ruins ~ aH tO enable her nptwithstand-
Ing her blindness, % roam about the
ruins using the cords as "a guide o. re.
| trace her steps OF late. a Mr.. klcber,
wfso lives on one 81 the Dow runches
has been sending her water boy his herd
og boy, and uot long slnce she wns found
away out on the prairie completely lost
and myasfied as to her loodtlOn. She
| said che had set out to r.,Ch Albuquer-
que OF Santa Re 10 organize company
with $1,000 capital stock. a sum ncces-
sary Tor carrying forward her re-
i sesirchcs at the ruins. ON this trip she
had a bottle 81 water. a saw and a PTS
toll Uie hen,lcr boy conducted her back
e. her dent and notified Mr.. Dow, who
sent team ami conyoys her % this
city, where she attempted 90 secure
funds by giving lectures. Bcconiing a
burden on oharitably inclined, the Re
neyOlent Association purchased her a
| ticket io ColOiado Springs. where she
claimed to have friends who would ad-
vance the necessary cash ana send a
guide with hor back to the ruins of the
| Gran Quivira.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
rAKrN RACK 30 MrNIoo.
Nursnsn Youth, Charged with Murder,
Returns Co Coionin Dinz.

NursnSn Youth, Charged with Murder,
Rnturns o. Coiontn ninE.
Jerome Adams wanted az Colonia
Diaa, Mexico. io answer the charge Of
numbering Oliver Cruel, WAS brought
to the city lHst might by sheriff Blalr.
from Silver city ". a., whore he was
capturgs several weeks ago and was
taken across The border by Consul
Mallen, Mayor Onatc and sheriff Blair
IA, d o'clock This morning. says the El
Paso News
when seen "a the police station nrst
prior to his departure for Mexioo this
morning Adams sremed to wear an aba
VI bruyad0. He ls r,d-hcadci young
fellow and appears 40 ho OK e. reckless.
devll-may-a disposition
Adams was brought here at bis own
request and hc has declared hia WILL
inrnrss to return t0 Mexico without
putting the Mexican government to the
trouble and expense uf obtaining extra
dition paprfs be W8u,ed to go straight
through To- Colonh Diaz eeita as little
delay as possible. but 10 is more than
likely that he viii boz detained here soy-
cral days. for no one in Ju8rez has yet
been officially designated to receive
him.
Adams claims that lu shooting Cruel
a. acted only ln self defense. CRUEL. he
says. had been giving him needless
trouble FOR a long slime and they had
gone TO law over the possession Of "a
steer and saddle. Cruel Threatened 20
send him G, prison and he said he would
me- go. They lett the court room to-
s cher and after hc had u.'''"te.. nis
horse be fred ono aes, at 0Tue'l
piercing his breast ana killing him al-
most instantly
n pug spurs 90 my horse" said
Adams when seen by Newa reporter.
"and he'd toward the Sow Mexico bor-
dor. SIX mounted m 70 followed me
closely and once when they were press
ing me pretty close } opened lre Just 20
warn them 90 keep at "a safe distance.
None az the men were struck al the
border -four ~ my pursuors gave up the
chase. but two 81 them continued fol-
lowing my trail They secured the as
aistancc OF Ranger George SCARBOROUGH
and arrested me az Deer Greek where
had slammed a. !cs; my horse"
Adams ~ "a Young rmon NOT above
rs years Of afe. Tho man slain By him
was also a Mormon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Last evening at o'cook 90 the
Church Of the lmmHcuiate Conception
Rev. Pcr.lnnc joincd Ia The holy bonds
of wodlock. W. r. Allen. 90 Los Auge-
lea. and Miss Josie Wclch " MilNau-
kcc. Wis Mr.. Allen ia pophu con
ducuur on che Santa Fe Pacific running
bctw~n selirnnn ana Barutow. ami
mct the lady Of his choice here ycstcr-
day morning. he arriving on the train
from the west and she coming To from
the north the evening beforc. The
happy couple are now stopping az ths
Hotel Highland whore they are rccoiv-
INK me congratulations ~ friends Mr.
ana Mrs Allen wiki leaye Tomorrow
evening for Los Angeles where Nj Al.
len has already hued up handsome
hDuse for thr reception 81 his bride
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Territory OF Now Mexico, County OF Bsr.
ualillo, IA tho District Court.
lholuaa a. fiiucal Plaintiff, Va. emily
hatth and tho unknown hnirK OF the said
8mily Alaith, Defendants. No. bGiO
To The above n4.mot Emily Rash and har
heirs, whose names ars 10 the plainun
unknown
You are ,ss-aby notified that an action
has been begun against yOU la tto Dis
irlut Court fof the County of ISernalillO,
ln thU Territory OF Now Mexico, wherein
tho said plaintiff. Thomas A. Finlcal,
asks that tho estate On and 70 the fci-
lowing described rotl estate situated in
the city " Albuquerque, County u Ber-
unllllo. and Territory u New Mexico. To-
VII, lot ton u0l in block two % la tho
naca Addition 10 tho CITY u Albuquor-
que. may DO established aIrainHt the adj
verse claims OF yourselves a. dofoEdAnia.
ana thai you be- barred ana forever ca-
topped from having and claiming any
rght or titio 10 said premises adverse 70
plaintiff and that plaintiffs title % said
rtsl estate b. forever Quictod and aot at
resi-. and that unless you enter your Ap-
psslrance OF Cailno the same 70 DO entered
in said causr on ur beiufr Monday, uhc
80th dny ui Jolly. 1900, iuRdrmrnt by de
fault VIII hs rendered RNasnat you ana
Inc complaint OF tho plaintiff viii be
taken as confessed s...r,,,,
Clerk Of said Court.
q. W. JOHNSTON.
Attorney for plalrun.
Ofnce and p0atoilce address, AlbuQu"-
que, Nav Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
ne,. IIarwood tia. Vegas.

Rev pr Thomas iarw0od. 0f Al
hucquorque, preached the annual edu-
cationnl sermon az the Methodist church
sunday morning. For thir,y-two ycau
be- has been engaged in Nav Mexico
mission work I'M his SERMON ne gave
some ~ the history uf hia work. Or.
HARDWOOD b. nJw president ~ tire nibli-
cal school for boys az Albuquerque
which IL In "a growing and prosperous
condition Presiding Elder Morrison
war prosen; and spoke very briefly.
Rev j. j. CaIchrist. ~ the Preaty terian
mission work. made q short speech In
dufsing what had bs,m said concerning
she needs ~ tho work Miss Young very
beautifully ,siug very appropriate
s1lo. Ia the evening Wua q quarterly
meeting service. conducted by Or Nor.
rlson. who preached the sermon, assist .
q bY Che pastor and Or HARDWOOD.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

somethinN every time he pulled the tria.
ger and a cartridge exploded sending
out OF the barrel the deadly bullet They
ara somo missionary work for The fair.
and saw TO ID that every house that
they came In sight Of had q poster
about the fair.
A wcN-knowu and popular married
couple. residing over IN the Third ward.
reached the twelfth mile pont On their
welded ne yesterday. and in che even
ing Invited about twenty friends TO
their pleasant home 10 celebrate the
event However before permitting The
guests 90 enter their home, they wcre
taken 90 the natatorium. where all first
enjoyed a good bath. and on returning
90 the city the festivities we're lnaugu-
rated on fine ncale. Everybody has
splendid time. and the best ol Fsfrcsh
menta were served.
J. W. Jones. who raises cattle and
carries on "a general merchandise store
nt Frisco. In SoCorro county was here
a few hours lait night returned from
Chivingtou. Colo where he has a big
bunch 20 cattle feeding for the Kansas
| city ana Chicago markets He Contin-
ucd south this morning.
Miss r. Jaramillo came in from Los
/ Lunls this morning. she b. here 20 do
some shopping ~ w Browne, mem
/ beers 81 tho firm ~ Brown -MnnEanarot
| company. los Vegas registered at the
European last night ana went south
/ this morning.
Hebcr r. Strong who went 20 Chicago
short time aRo on some imporinnt le-
/ sal matters. aud then extended his trlp
60 Detroit. Aiirh., where Doe visited rela'
/ dives and friends Tor few days. re-
/ turned To- the city last night
Jess Hansen and wife arc rejoicing
over the arrival az their home yesterday
afternoon OF "a fine baby glrl and Mr.
] Hansen iB remembering friends with
cigars to-day lie u the wutchm1kel
at Evefetts icwelry store.
Fred Newman, who was fishing am
hunting on the upper Rio Peooa the
past two weeks. returned 60 the cts
[ Monday night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.
several surveys CONFIRMED ard Other Mat
ters Passed Upon by the Court

ters Passed Upon by the Court.
The court 81 private land claims met
Tuesday forenoon at the federal build
Ing IN santa Fe for its August term.
chief Justice Joseph H. Reed presided.
The associate Justices were an pres
ent. via Thomas G. Fuller. william
w Murray. Wilbur y, Stone. Henry G..
sluas. United states Attorney Matthew
q. Reynolds. Clerk James H. Rccdcr
and the other court officials we're pres-
cnt, including Deputy United States
Marshal y. l.. Hail. who called the
court 90 order
The firat business transacted was the
approval OF the survey OF the Hoaquc
Grando or Miguel ana Santiago Mon
toya grant in BornRlillo county. area,
5000 acres, claimant. Clinton y Cotton.
The survey ~ the Felipe Tafoya
grant IN Bernallllo county. was app
proved area, 400 acres. area, claimed
p oa0 acres; claimant Roman A. Baca
THE survey " the san Juan de Dos
Boqulihs. VI NoEalos grant. on the
San Pedro river Ia Arizona, was ape
proved; area. 1900 acres. claimant
the estate 0f W. a. Hearst
49, consent. a decree rciccting the
Bishops ranch grant near santa re-
was entered. the best part of the gran,
having been claimed by Archbishop
Bourgadc under the small holdings act
The court took up the matter 10 the
extent of the allotted lands on the Fe-
taoa grant. IN RIO Agriba county IN
which case Judge " r. Stone rcoentiy
HfaI.
scented, the ease argued ana submi ted
The grant had been confirmed to "a,
extent OF $1,000 acres 90 It's owners ir
severaliy
To-day the survey 81 she Antonio
Baca grant on the Puerco river claim
ga by Mariana :. Otoro a. al. viii b,
taken up. Judge 49, g. sluss recently
took testimony la the cdse.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Las viii sad Testamenl Of l.. n. ralney.
Deceased
To y unlg Putnfy, eae utrt and dcvisee and
kuhnrt y fntNaY also deVlaec, residents ol
The city ~ = lbuQuffuut, ". NJ. and 20 oil
whom Il may ruutefni
lun age hereby nutited that TIN alleged lari
viii and testament ~ l.. n futuey, late ~ The
county ~ hcfnaiillo aud territory 81 New Mex.
iru, decreased has been produced and read Ia
the iruhaic Court VI the county Ol hcfualilo,
Territory IF New MeAico. % 4 regular term
thereof, held on The ana day ~ July, 1900
aud She day ~ The proving Of said ai.
III The Judge 81 eat. C0un thefcnppn fixed fOi
Monday, the uth day " August, A. ID. 1900
term of said Cuun, AZ 10 o'clock In the fore.
noon u said day.
Given under my hand aud the
leKAL.l seal " said count, this Nod day vi
July, A. ID. 1900.
JANIS A, sumNFps
Probate Clerk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

W. H. Quinnct. press agent and On
charge II the advertising car fOg Camp
bell BfNs. circus. called az The Citizen
Office this morning. and left some mt
ter to be published tomorrow. an
noundng the show 20 appear IN Albu-
querque on August 20. Mt Quintetg
states ul.pt he received sad news from
Inc McsarB. CampbcI this morning. 10
the cffcct that thclr bsgst bareback RI
der. William JIllan. fell between some
moving caH on a train al Eureka,
Souuh Dakota. the other day and was
Instantly killed. His body was Ehlpped
20 Havana. lll., for burial. che Knights
OF pythlas lodge. OF which he was "a
member. having charge OF the funeral
lie left a wife and three children, al
momberH ana bareback riders Of thc
Campbell Bros circus,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
rom Mailhew.. Marriage

m RepuDlicano in commenting ga the
uardsgs of Tom Matthews. which was
qmetly celebrated Ia this city says
"IAgt saturday morning the popula.
day manager T } Matthew, az Bia-
,uschis with "A look Of determination,
hiod himself to Albuquoruur. ln uiTot,
MT MATHEWS was married that oven-
inc a. "a b. .utifm and accomplished
young lady ~ Detroit Mich Miss An
nie Cove Tho ceremony was performed
hy Row Rankin, a fIfcnd Of the bride.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Nourr % hereby given thai py virtue Of and
under the authftltY At unal luQRmyni zen
d.ird On ne a8rd Day ui July, a y. 1900 BY
the district court Ia aud iog benal,ilo COUNT
M and iof the territory Of New Mgtieu, M
causr No. lAg1 wherein Kate lia1hafd Na9 thr
piaintiH, ard klbcIl Hart, George W. Noel
ana fredtnCk NJ iiaffWd wefc deirna.a.its 4
D. the uudrfslgucd, I >. Huubell, appointed
in aid Judgment special master, Tor lhe Put
pose III executing said Judgment ~ stlunH
The herein described propffWf Viii euti lWi
sale and sell "a the hiEhcsi bldnsi lei 1asn, \,
thr feont door uf the Court tuasr 81 me uaiu
county Oi BernallllQ, ~ 10 o'clock ~ We iotig6-
noon III the llth day Oi August =, ~ lbuu'
thr iolloNlng described properly Lots nu' ~.
hrfrd one % tao 90 and three lal ~ plog
numbered fauu ZEN itli lot numett settn
tsi in block numbered thirteen lt5li LHi
numnef an co. in block numbered ten wv
an in the lastrfn addition ~ the town tnnN
cltyl ui AlhuQucfuue, New Achicv' az the" =
on the plat " sad nadiilpn .naag w 49,
bair clrfk aud ga -oihciu fecoidgI ~ saia
Itsg III, 3. huhnktho
special Maatct,
II ". -. haNAN,
Attorney i0I Plaintiff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Hon. NJ a. Oteno q SANTA ne. r. in
receipt Of a iettor from his daughter.
Mrs. Solomon Luna, mailed frum Flor.
enco. Italy. June 20, Ia which the lady
says she n enjoying thu much Wanted
italian ekiea." but doesn't consider
that Italy las any advantage az ali over
New Mexico IN this respect. sho Will
reach Paris about the middle OF this
month. and after fifteen days or ~
spent IN seeing tho exposition viii be
starting h0neward
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

ln thc District CONT Ut
HurnaltllO County. No. h0uH
Territory of New Mexico,)
4. >. Austin, Plainuh,
Hiram Abshife. ct ale, Defendant.
To Hiram Ahshire. the above named de-
PENDANT, u alive, and Il deceased. 10 his un
known heirs q Law. You Will please take n0.
tee that "a suit numbered and enuued ~ above
has been hlcd Ia tie above named run
against you, ard each of you, and that the
gvr"fal objects VI said action IL 80 quiet the
uut ui the plainun, 4 > Austin, 10 lots mum.
befcd one and tso 90 block II 81 Of the ATTAIN
a. q Pacific Addition 90 the city OF Albuqurr.
que, n. NJ, as said lots ana block are knoNn
aud designated upon the maps OF ATrl and
November ~, a. D., lhb2, Ut said addition 70
said CITY, on Tile in The eN-Otficlo recorders
Office tor aaid fefnalillo county, That the
name and puuiuhlCr address OF plaintiffs at
tofncy Is Is. y. Rodey, Albuquerque, n NJ.
That unless you, and each OF you, enter your
appearance ~ said court In said cause on on
before saturday, the fourth day Of August, "A.
d. 1900, Judgment Ntll be rendered Ia said
cause against you, or those Of you who 90 fail
So enter your Appearance, bY default
iiARaf y OWN,
CLERK OF said Court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Notice b. hereby given that thc undetsie led
has been duly appointed administrator II the
estate ui Henry l., Warren, deceased, late OF
hruaiiiln county, territory of NCw Mcxicu
All persons having any claims against said
estate are hereby required 10 present the same
"a the manner and within the time, required
by Law, 20 the undersigned. Ana also an pet
sans indebted 90 said estate are likewise &c.
Quifcd 10 pay their accounts to the under
signed immediately.
n, v CnAyIz,
Administrator oi the kstaie " Henry L. War.
tcu, deceased, Hooms and y Grant block,
Albuquerque, n NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

I'd. Phelan, while coming from the
west last Wednesday, la charge ~ some
ears of cattle for his brother. J. g. Phe-
lon. had the misfortune TO get his foot
caught between the bumpers OF a c0u-
pie OF oars. ied. was up between tha
cars looking after the cattle. when the
train was unexpectedly started. Luckily
hr regaincd his balance just ia time TO
keep the other foot from gettlag caught.
The result was a bad crushing OF tho
toes of one foot NJ medical assistance
was % be had az soligman, sp De was
compelled to leave the cattle and come
IN here for assistance Williams News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
RArrLrn XII. sMALL cmIln.
She Reptile poi.oas Cemmle mslsr a
Mngdaionn.

THE Reptile puis"ns Semmis hislsF 80
Mngdaionn,
The deadly ntlor claimed an
other victim ON rueHiay nt Magdalena,
"a nuurishing mining camp south OF Al
buquerIuc. iu socnrio county.
About o'clock Tuesday morning
C@mmic, she ii-ycsr- old sfcpdaughteI
90 George Eixlcr white playing In the
back yurd Of their rSwidcnce. WAS 49,
vcrcly bitten in IN. beg by q iattiesnase
Her cries brought her l5.ytar-oid
brother u Tho sccuc and the boy imme.
diatcly dispatched the snake with q
rock. Thc reitticr proved bo boz an Old
one. having thirteen iaHlea
Thr girl was carried into the houss
and doctor WIS summoned frpm san
Marclal bur before be could ncllch Mag
dsilefh the child was dead having sur.
fcrcd Terrible agony FOR two hours
The grant ftthcr of tbo child o. "a,
proprietor OF the hotel at sulphur hol
springs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

ceiieht, when u 10 understood that the
members Of the company asa not reach
the city until less thah half an hour
before the curtain was rung up. The
last Pullman % the train on which the
players were en- route TO ~ raso.
caught on Gre about twenty miles out
side Of the city, and caused a delay II
about two hours The company was
worn out. but without waiting Tor any
thing 10 eat then went on the stage and
succeeded Ia pleasing a critical audi
cnce."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
E,nInrlnr fnr llnnncIlInr..

John W. OHara. OF Peru. Ind. and
Dr. A. G. Cunning, az Kansas City. who
were here "a few days ago. haye return
ca TO santa Fc after a visit 10 the oiin
dNoller ruins and communal buildings
la PaJarito canyon, Cochiu mining dis
trict. Sir. OHara takes the position
that the communal buildings on the
mesa were inhabited by race entirely
different from the ciln jewellers. lie es-
Inmates that the building he explored
was three stories high and contained
800 10 2.O0O rooms, They found many
burial places cut out OF the solid lava
rnnE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
MooSLiGmf nav ANA.
Merry Crowd of NoWuE People Enioyed
Themselves last night

Merry Crowd of NoUnE People Enloyed
Themselves Last night
A ic!i' crowd OF young people enjoyed
an old Fashioned hay ride hast evening
rhey first drove out on thc mcsl sew
eral miles. where they carved several
large watermelona ana eagerly devou 10
cd thcm. Il being quite windy on the
mcaa. they returned 20 town and drove
through the principal streots. Hay
throwing was indulECd IA TO a great
extent. and everyone said they had
enough hay 20 iasi them for some time
90 ooInc, Altogether everyone had u
most delightful time. Among those
who had soatu on the hay frame werc'
Mr. ana Mrs Fred Marshall Air. and
Mre, Harry Lee Mrs o. NJ Dobfon,
Misses sorogga. flasher, Lizzie ana Lou
Hughes Hunt. Barth. Kellogg Mitchell,
McChntock. Lsowinuon. saint, Meaura'
bronson, Doughorty, Downs kuhna,
Baker. Louis and Fred Huning hari-
ing, Jana. white and Frouch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Notice Is hereby given that / atll un the 9Th
day ui May. A. D., 1900, Oiier Tor safe aud sell
% thc highest bidder for cash, eight bonds OF
tie fChuui district ni precinct No. 10. Ut Her.
uaiillu county. New Mexico, OF he dcnumi-
patton Of siK hundred dollars cash. witch
hsyr been isaucd according 10 law for the puf'
pusv of building a school house IN said pre-
ciuct. j l.. pEREA,
Treasurer q Beraalillo county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

and siaa from Detroit NJ Matthews
~ a uan Of stability and Integrity and
is we'll liked IN the territory. The cou-
pic returned 81 soconp Tuesday uofn-
Inc and are under the pheasant proicc-
tion ~ Mine Host Monroe. Good uck
a. them as thcy sail sorosa ths mnr-
rinnc sea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
pROPosALs FOR FRESH BkEF AM

4 MUTTON -O9iec Chlef Commlssary
Denver, Colo, July 10, 1909. Sealed pro-
puaals iug furnishing and delivering fresh beet
ana mutton on block from Sept. 10, 1900. u
June 30. 1901. will be received az Ofiiccs ol
4 ummisaalies At tOtts Apache, bTant, Hua.
CnuCl, a. IT, and Wingatc, n. NJ, until IA a
M, standard mountain time, Aug. Ia, 1900
and then opened. Proposals Ntll be- received
aud opened II same time foF flesh beef and
mutton, 20 be delivered a these puaia r. TEN.
hct. Information furnished on appli cation
Envelopes containing proposals shorid be
marked, Proposals fuf Fresh Beet ana hut.
br supplied w. n. nOlLk IL. Col, Acting
Chief COmmissary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Are more than a Disagreement Of the
skin; they are a handicap 20 a Young
man, alike ia love and business. The
pimply face looks dissipated and both
merchant and maiden look askanee at
the unfortunate fellow whose face a his
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
uNprR DifrIculrrs.

The Higgs stock Company in a Pullman
Coach Flre.
The Charles RiEEa stock company
played quo Vadis' Ia Ei Paso the
other day undor Eroat difficulties The
El paso Herald. in ita comments on the
performance. saya
After waiting with considerable good
humof ana patience until 10 o'clock sat
urday night. good audience gathered
az the opera house and witnessed a re-
markable presentation Of slohkiewl lea 4
novel. QUO Vadis"
The performance was crude, but e1-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

I'm "T7UWW NWW Wit 7 HIHT TI0T ITUTTTTT- NWT
before commenced treatment had 80 appetite
a. Az. Ny eyes were sunken and my face wsa
pale. I had pimpies aud brown spots on my
face Nov these are all gouf I have used
many kinds Of medicines hut received 40 benz.
~ Last year weighed ant hHuefsd aud
thiny-iogf ppands. and nos weigh one hun.
am a. glad found the right kind n medicine :
DR. Pierce's Medical Adviser sent (,ss
on receipt OF stamp 10 pay expense Of
mailing Oaiy Send q one-cent stamps
for book ia paper covers, OF 81 stamps for
cloth, to Dr.. X v Pierce, Buffalo, N. ".