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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
Last sight g. Br TittinEiy Closed by Acct
bishop nourgndo.

Tonight will bo the last nigHt VI thr
catholic Century bazaar he finale of
what Is conceded 90 b. thr most sue
cossful AFFAIR uf the kind ever held iu
Albuquerque Archb shop o. uE irie.
at the earnest solicitation OF Father
Mandalaria and a., lav mcmb .s u
charge Of the bazaar consent a o. o..
main over aud close the fiir with 90
Ting ceremonies The MI BIAS boon
nightly packed WIKI people Of 600 crtcis
ana ntUonli'Urs who. With open
puru~. lent aid Go "a worthy cause. AM
there is every reason 60 expect that the
upW Colombo clincf win be- taN a o.
I- utmos, capacity tonight 1ht c1k
walk hy Master Icon and Mis- Helen
Hulyrr repeated by special request is
n Itself .ui,c .ont Gu attract huudr de-.
Mr. Glmmcr win be- seen and d az
ln IBIS Inimitabic ,hlrs,lsr sptE and
laren sketch ana We understand Col.
j. % ORipuy ls slated fnr "a break
Town. senior N1rFl. win play violin
SOLO, ami Mr. 8. q. Newton Wll ing
Tho bvyy OF ohirm.rgly beautiful
YOUNG lady managers ana assistants
viii tonight bp augmented by Miss An
carnival. who. iu he costume worn dur
ing the street parade. VIII disp ms
sweets az the candy booth
II has been decided to close the open
voting for the most popular young
lady at 10 g. M, sharp. most . pu.1r
gentleman az iO.lG and the most popu-
lar girl at i0.3 90 Their. will by f.ccu
minutes silent voting after the close u
each contest,
The most friendly rivalry has existed
throughout those contests. although
Zach contestant IL striving tooth and
toe nan 10 land tn elegant. prizes r.
frrrd a. predicted IN Saturday CHI
gen some of the outlying precincts have
been heard from ana Ch9rlc NyVhnn
has forged ahead ~ q. " smith in the
gold headed cane race. having total
uC lA2 votes Mr. smith is not Z r. be-
hind. having lgg votes 10 his cred g. q
courier who lcft Hudson hot springs
This morning reports Como es Tomas
Hubben as headed Tor AIbuq1 rquc
overland. and has a va. Jon Loaf OF sold
with which he intends buying IN Iug 0
votes TO win out 1ltc Cit.zen does mo-
care 90 make any predictions ln regard
o. the doll contest. but would iik o.
Soc al Of the young misses wn a.
Saturday nights close the vote stood
Helen Huypr. 22l, carrie Nchor .o..
Benrlce Tascher, 81. Nelie Fl9uruov
%. Ucbecca Pcarcc %. Marie Naorhe
80. linda Gninsf,ld. g.
In addition 90 the different prizes .F
bc rlnlcd m tonight there are siytN
Your dolls. ranging 10 cost value f.om
81 90 so. one hundred pounds OF ID.
candy. nfty pieces u fancy work in
Guiding sofa pillows. 60 Doe posiIN'F
sold al auction 90 the highest hi Ser
Lunch Will be served from 8 p Iu.
unui midnight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
ci.rh apd carter Examination

The United states civil service com-
mission announces that on December
I5. 1900. an minntiCn VIII bee head IN
ibis city for tto positions OF cicrk and
carrier in the postonicc service. Al cN-
animation was rcgcntly held which fall
cd to result in sufficient number ~
,Igib'cs to meet the needs OF the ser-
Vice. consequently Dc ls necessary TO
hold another examination. All persons
who have been examined Tor the POSI-
ton ~ clerk or carrier within the past
ysar failed to pass may be FeeKamlHed
upon illnE new applications
tu due time This examination
oners an cxoprcpt opportunity for
entering the federal service 20
bright. energetic young persons who
are OF afraid vf hard work. and the
commission hopes that % sufficient NUM-
Dog ~ Intelligent active persons viii
present themselves Tor this cxamlna.
uou, % may be stated that there is a
wider field for advancement upon
merit In the federal service than
in many private cmpl0ymentf. not
only ly promotion in the same office,
uut hy transfer Co other parts ~ the
service. Tho nature OF tha examination
is q test 81 PRACTICAL general intclI-
gence ana of adtpuhuity ln postofiice
work tn, asp limitations Tor this cx-
animation are as follows clerk. not
less than is years Carrier between q
ANA 50 years Applicants for male clerk
ana carrier must have the medical ccr-
iInraic in Form ROT executed Appii-
rtnts Tor carrier must be- 40 least n.
zoo. in height and weigh not less than
i2j pounds. Female applicants ar, not
required % have this certificate execut-
el.
FOR application blank Form iOD. fun
Instructions. specimen examination
questions. ana information relative To-
the duties ana salaries OF the different
positions. application should bee made
90 the undersigned Applications must
Be- on nlc with tho secretary OF the To-
.al board before the hour of closing
business ON Dce,mber = 1900
G.. ~ SANBOBN.
Secretary Postal BOARD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
wHfsHr cAusEp 1T.
Houhe asa Accused ~ Robbins Poet
ofnge

rouhs Ma Accused ~ Robbins Poet.
once,
Deputy United states Marshal Fred
Fornoff came In last night on the Tex
as a Pacific from Roswell with Henry
aeliOok. who was placed In the county
jail until o-night when he Will be taxi
On 90 s0corro, New Mexico. Tor trial
Tor attempting 20 rob the postofics At
Roswell on the night OF June iet.
When seen by a Herald reporter Bel.
lock was asked what he had to cay
about the charge against him.
There Il really no charge against me
] was caught In the act n was on
the night Of June 18th and a crowd OF
us got out and got drunk left the
boys about % O'Clock IN the morning
and when passing the postonice broke
a window and rrawied Ia. ala not
get anything and AZ l came out the
night policeman arrested me. have
been Ia jail In Roswell ever since ana
as they have no United states court
there. they are taking me 20 socorro
where I VIII plead guilty and throw
myself on the mercy % the court"
Sellock Il young man about Sc
years old and ~ small ln stature. lie
Gays taht whlskey got him where he Il
and n be once gets out that he Will
never again couch a drop " lluuor OF
any kind Paso Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

. Thss " me Library ass1eistion 10
a private CORPORATION ani iho clty has
uo control over the uaury. then tha
lsyy nlade Cor che uses of the library
vas an Illegal levy. ans tbe money 80
turned over war Illegally collected
M one more than myself appreciates
me rrrlt work dome by the ladies ~
the iNrttY association Hnl what ilHt-
ine bsuenf IhBt WORK has been to the
public. and o. Is. thr desire 90 ai that
tha ladies' viii continue tp manifest ne
gIrtt an interest hereafter aa they
have done in me pfet
TIE riiy iH Jsflrous on complying
with tho conditions Imposed by Mr..
itaynoida On bic gsnerous gift, ana % 70
my earnest wish ihBf tha ladies VII
retoguiEo the claim Unlisted upon ~
ode cts that the library though tech.
nlrll'y being private corporation. set
BOO reality is public institution under
thH control ~ thc city
tn 0unciufiun permit me io holo that
at an early day ths ladies' ~ the I.l-
hr1ry association VIII turn over t1 the
cuy such books ami property as are
now iu the library rooms ao that the
conditions imposed BY NJ Hlynolds
may hs complied with Assuring yon
uf my highest esteem very respect
fully. %. n MARION
After the mayor bad finished. Mr
Hurkhart again spoke t1 the question
combating thu mayors position and re-
peatnE HE previous arguments Al.
defm1u Sc ra asked tbr glty attorney
lH tn Che legality ~ thc Tax clause On
che ordinance Tho opinion ~ Mr
Moore WAS ihut lhe tpv appropriation
tO thr Library association would stand
until repealed hy lsw The question be-
Ing called fnr fhr ordinance wah adopt
81 by vote of seven tu one. Aldermen
Wright Leonard uoltpn Hopping.
g.oystcr. Rogers ana Mckee voting ayc.
Alderman Rurkhar. no.
The council also paFH % under sua-
pension 10 ihr rules an ordinance ~.
qulring alI physicians to report 10 tho
Iiy physician 600 cases Uf contagious
diseases. an1 reports OF deaths. also an
ordinance nxirg licenses fne any show
circus or mcu1E,rIo shown under
tent but mot in thelr.r pg opera
bouHe. and fixing the 1..uta ar.orilng
tU the prices pf admission
Tho council then adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
~rnr No>IrlrMA"
u,tns wen rntronis,d This season b. List
~ The Quests.


"rhe Mnutezumt tile santa Fe iai'-
vay comuny's large ana handsome
hoIr. at ,ha las Vegas hot springs
Be- h,Hcr plu1nl1,l now at this season
OF the year than fpr several past sea-
slns ana th.s is probably attributed 90
thp farJ that tho railway company has
ana is cvt,asity'" advertising the
springs as rrrt health resort and
Tho Montrllun" DOS q ho.c. whore all
the comforts of .ifH can tn obtained ana
where tH. best cot m.ts are furnished.
m. lli.' s mtutsUs hy W q dre.n-
'o1. 1n .Su lign.ei u't"l Keeper hr
David s I,fkius. formerly uf Dlcyr
land ohio De- lhe m.ji... director ans
= y HrIsm Iuus OF Holland. assistant
meIi.u director
Here ono sowy u. ,hr tuD .s r'N &C.
o., hotel.
olive Hastings SON ur o. ur.Ji Rus
eau HASTINGS who has bv.n r.eputIy
appointed "a government forest range
rider
John &c. Erum ANA sls..r Mi. N1-
Ho' Erim. They are children uf Judge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
nI.IIn Mn, sn,r,I.

Afr, J. r, Ln,y. prominent citizen OF
Hannibal. Mo. lately had a wonderful
ieliverance from a ffightful death. In
telling OF 10. bee says. II was taken
with typhoid fever, that ran into pneu.
monia. My lungs became hardened. !
was 80 weak couldn't even 81 up In
bed. Nothing helped me. expected to
soon die % consumption. when heard
% Or. Kiug's Now Discovery. one
bottle gave great relief / continued 60
use, and now am well and strong.
can't say too much In lie praise" Tits
marvellous medicine 10 the surcst and
quickest cure Ia the world for al
throat and lung trouble. Regular size
20 cents and {i.Oo. rial bottles free Of
al drug stores. Every bottle guaran.
teed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
DR. sLOAN's MARuIAGE
Tho santa .. pbyhciap Married toa he.
Moine., towa, iiriic.

Tho saHta q" physician Married ton Dee
Moiue., towa, itrtic.
The marriage 81 Or j. n. sloan, %
Santa Re. New Mexico. ana Miss T. a
r rrembley one OF The leading society
ladies Of Dies Moinys. Iowa. viii prove
pleasant surprise 90 lho d1stoTt
many friends iu Denver says the
Evening Times of that city. Tho
wedding occurred al noon Wrlnesdag
the iith inst, In Dc- Muinrs thr bride
aud groom Immediately starting west.
ward on "a tour which VIII bring them
60 Denver November 10th and Co the
brides now home in Ncw Mexico about
November 22nd
The Denver paper further adds Or
Sloan Is ON 90 the most PROM nrn.
citizens of New Mexico. professionally.
politically and socially he r pre.i-
dent 81 the New Mckee board OF
heath ami mayor of the .it. OF SAINT
r. In private and social llfp De- D..
exceedingly popular and his prosperity
now crowned with marital happiness
f. but the fitting measure Of his drs-
crts.
The above happy account from the
Times was accompanied hy we'll
executed portraits % Dr Sloan and h.s
bride
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

u viii surprise SONS people who
think that The American Indian IL ths
most wrongsd creature ia chs Ubited
states 90 learn from The report Of the
commissioner Of Indian Affairs % The
secretary OF tbs interior hat the pres.
ent number of red msn Is Substantially
the same as % was thirty years ago
when the nrst count ~ Indians was
made This ofnrial POINTS out that
any decrease since 1870 is due 20 the adj
miHsi0n 90 Indians Co citizenship
and not o. the i.mInuuon ~ the
birth raiH %. an Increased per-
ccntags OF morality among me tribes
out of ia il0o0Hel spent by the
government on thr 90, go indiana with
o. the borders ~ this country last year.
about one third was DEVOTED 90 edura-
tional purposes Il 10 evident TIA; -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

The manufacturer Of the United
r'ates are rapidly Increasing their
share In she foreign commerce % the
country Nearly onc-half OF the Inn
purtations are now Tor their use. and
more than one-thirI % the exporta
lions are their products Their lmpor
tations during the nine months endinE
with september amounted 20 1881. 900
o0o daily average ~ over ti.0O0.0O0
while their exports of finished manufac.
turera Ia the same time amounted q
sass o00 900 d daiiy average OF over g..
$4,000.
Never before be- he hosiery 81 IN,
country hay, the manufacturers I'm
ported fo much material for use if
manufacturing. or exported 80 much 0
finished manufactures
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

strange as IL may seem people klllc
a railroad wreck are generally bcrcft
81 their shoes hy the shock IN com
nenting upon this PECULIARLY an oil
railroad engineer said "a man who 3,
killed In q railroad accident seldom die.
with his boots on. I don't know why
this sh0ui5 boz, but 10 o. fact. u Is
particularly true IN the case Of a mar
who is struck by an engine and killed
IN nine cases out 81 ten. when the body
Is picked up g will bc found minus "a
shoes. Even mon wearing INy toy
cots are not exempt from This strange
rule. Why rs it7 guess yodll have 6.
ask SOMEONE who is Wiser than } am
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
ptHtIC ItiiItAHY.

The library question was happily Hoi-
tied last evening. the city council ptat %
ing the ordinance giving the ciiy au-
thoriti,s control Of the institution. THIS
is the measure which was laid on the
table at q recent meeting. which a,-
ton caused the animated discussion
which has disturbed the tranquility ~
he city the past week Th" city wiz
now possess a fine library building, 'nd
with fund OF 81 400 la subscriptions 10
start with h viii not bo many months
before Albuquerque viii have one u
the very best libraries in the south
M.nI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

Orson Kay met with quite a scnou-
accident sunday morning while duck
hunting. The lever ~ thc gun n.w on
and struck him JUS below the eye and
entered the flesh and fractured the
cheek bone. He was taken Co the doc
tor az Snowflake. who washed and
sewed Il up, but Orson seems 20 be-
suffering considerable, pain from 3h,
effects 81 the accident but we trust h,
win be- better soon and morp careful
ln the future -Hoibrook Argus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN.

The campaign IN the Philippines Is TO
le pushed with exceptional vlRor IN
addition 90 the large military force.
over 800 marines who were sent to-
chInh have been ordered 20 Manila FOR
station duty. Tho navy. also. IL pre-
pared for tbs campaign ana has filled
40 every ship on the station with a full
Complement of sailors. There are. in
addition, large number OF senmen
available for the auxiliary cruisers
small gunbo1ts anr other craft that are
To- take part In patrol work and IN
Olo. kldinE the ports which heretofore
have managed Go secure arms and am
muuit1u from china and elsewhere.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

In Mondays issue Of the Albuquer-
cue Citlzcn, paper ably edited by
Hon. Thomas Hughes. c1unclimnn-clcct
from Bcrnallio county sn editorial
appeared advocating the repeal of the
coal OIL law. as also a number of Ina.
porant reforms IN the way of r.tr.ncG-
ments Ca approprlat ons. Ni'r'Ds 90
territorial and county uhlr.als Dtc IN
people of this county were naturally
much interested in the election ~ Mr.
Hughes to the council. knowing fuil
well thnt b. would loyalty stand by
the Taxpayers IN bringing about such
needed reforms as suggested in hls edit
torial ~ the above issue Silver city
Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
JunoE MORRISON AT WASHINGTON
ne Compliments Delegate t;lcct Hodsy
Taiks About IntrFnRI Revenue,

~. compliments Delegate Fleet Hodey
Talks Abuut IntrFnnI Revenue,
"The new delegate 20 congress from
the terNtory Of New Mexico Is h. :.
Rodey. % Albuquerque. young law
yer ~ much promise ln our territory"
said Judge A. l. Morrison Of santa F.,
collector Of Internal revenue for the
two territories of Arizona and New
Mexico yesterday at the Ebbitt we
wanted TO nominate sol Luna, who H.
the owner OF one ~ the largest sheep
ranches In New Mexico. Tor delegate.
hut he declined Mr. Rodcy, however.
wa mako an excellent delegate.
Il think our territory nov leads an
tho states Ia the number OF sheep
owned" added the Judge, There are
1900 900 sheep In the territory, and the
Industry IA bound 10 flourish with good
protection and with wool bringing ff-
teen cents a pound The internal reye-
nue. collected In the two territories has
dncreased enormously. For the past
year q has been about $4,000 During
thr previous year under my prcdeces
sar. a very competent Official the re-
venues OF thc two territories were only
shout $40 cen. The war revenue act has
AZ course. made a blg Increase"
Judge Morrison, now 20 years old
wears the badge 81 Mexican war vet
eran In his lapel he went out from
N,w York CITY ia a regiment that saw
service against the Mexlcans In IA.
campaign Just passed Judge Morrison
was one o. the speakers sent down "a
Louisiana II was delighted with the
treatment We received from the peopl,
there" he said Those who differed
with us politically were nevertheless
courteous In the extreme one 81 ms
meetings was on q sunday afternoon al
Gfetna. across the river from New or
leans. where the republicans had moi
dared 20 hold rally since the civil war
The best OF order was preserved and VI
were cordially received"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

The Argus notes with much pleasure
that Thomas Hughes. editor ~ the Al
buqueruue Daily citizen, has been re-
elected as member % the territorial
council. Mr. Hughes is "a hustler IN
anything TO which he puts his hand
newspaper work. politics. or whatever
d may be. and the fact Is patent there
fore that the interests of Albuquerque
VIII be well cared for in the Legislature.
Iia ls a pleasant, congenial ana hospit-
ahf friend and republican. The Argus
tenders hcarticst congratulations 70
Carlsbad Argus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

The surveyors who have been ruunlng
the Inc OF the New Mexico and Arizona
railroad from Nacosari o. Srplr have
finished that work and have gone back
on the line 10 q convenient place an
are now engaged in running line TO
lOrdsburg.
The report OF the surveyors regard
Ing the cost Of the line and the cos
u maintaining and operating % win de-
eide which town Is 10 be the terminus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
N.l,s.,e F,.p,lo..

Are Eran1. but skin eruptlons rob
life 90 10y Hurklon's arn'ca nalve
cures them also old running and fever
sores. ulcers Ju.ls. felons. corns. warts
cuts, bruises. burns. acalda. chapped
hands chllbla'nE. best pile cure on
earth. Drives uul pains and aches
only % cents box. Cure guaranteed
Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

peWItrs N.a v3z.l salvc viii
qIlyl.y heal ti. worst burns and scalds
ana not leave "a soar 20 can be applied
20 cuts ana raw surfaces with prompt
and soothing effect Use Il for piles
ana skin diseases. Beware OF worth
less counterfeits Berry DRUG Co. Cos
mopolltan Drug Store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

An interesting and unique service wa,
held IN the Congregational church last
evening, being the graduation 81 four
unior Endeavorers into the senior 80.
,icty The graduates were George ntu.
Ghart. Cora Meyers Mildred Fox ani
clyde Hopping who were presented
with their diplomas by toe fai hful an :
efficient superintendent Mrs Winston
N e. tAthFow gave the address " vel.
come on behalf ~ the senior society
The special features ~ the evening
We're the Chatauqua drili and the chan
Tins ~ the junior pledge by an ~ the
Junior Endcavorcrs BEFORE the clos
~ the services the pastor gave an In.
tcrcstlng address urrlnR upon al N
need ~ united effort ~ the diftcrcnt
church organizations in their work FOR
the Master Mrs o. VI nay presided ~
thc organ during the evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
RInsman nlnInr statlnn.

Tho Santa re has the plans :or "a
santa Pc eating house at Kingman.
The building VIII be- located on tho
west side Of Fourth street and Will be
2GXilO feet IN dim.nsions. ana two
stories nigh II VIII De made o. con
crete, on the same plan for the depot
Neat grounds viii Poe lail out around
the building. ana % VIII Doe made one
% the most attractive places along the
line -MohHye Miner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
A Deninr Mis Up

A Chinaman. ax-shootpr. table
castor and Uncle steve R.rchnnld. B.
into e. general mix-up Hasa wednesday
evening at the French Louie restaurant
When time WIS called. the chin ma
came out OF The melee with o. mldly ca.
head the castor was intact ana tncl
steve was Zoo trc hands OF the law
Next morning an were invited tu cal
on Judge Marshall who n.k "a str
n.Fchnrld to give bond In sum 90 $500
nuf hs appearance before ;lr rcS
grand jury. which he ga Denim
Htadllgh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

q w Nichols q barber who has been
WORKING lu this ri'y FOR n.aIly a year.
his last place bring Win J T. Firlden.
on South = cond str 81. lcf' town last
Thursday night Tor parts unknown
leaving behind him a wife ami seven
yvnr-nli hoy 8 - thought he has
gone 90 California as he has often
talked Of M doing. but ma have gone
t1 old Mexico. his talk ~ California be-
ms OILY blind. ~ 90 q - Jrt time ago
h. has been very steady, bot since elec-
,ion day has drank considerably II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

Many people worry because they be-
iieve thcy have heart disease The
chances are that their hearts are am
right bat their stumarhs are unable 20
digest food. Kodol Dyspepsia cure a..
Ecsis what YOU eat and prevents the
formation ~ gas which makes the
stomach press against the heart 10
wiz cure every form Of Indigestion
Berry brug Coz Cosmopolitan prug
store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

In Rocky Ford. Col. November a.
1900. OF TYPHOID fcyer. Mrs Fred
Davis. aged % years, a weli-known ana
hIFil respected lady formerly OF this
city Resides the bercaved husban 3 Ven
Rocky Ford she leaves In this c.ty
Borrowing mother Mrs. l.. NJ. Lane.
two sisters, Mrs. r a. Wakelce and
Miss Zura Lane ana q brother Archie
=. Lane Another sister, Mrs. \. J."
barber. lives In Texas Mrs Davis
was born In Champlin. Hcnnepin coun.
IT, MINI. Deceased was a devoted wife
and affectionate sister and dutiiul
daughter Her sweet. kindly disoosl-
ton. won friends wherever she went
Burial IN Rocky Ford.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

There ls no pleasure la NE n you
tread going 90 the table 90 eat and
can't rest at night on account % indl-
gostlon Henry Williams 81 Boonville
ui. says he suffered that way for
years till he commenced the use OF Ko-
Dol Dyspepsia cure. and adds: Now
can ear anything like ana all want
ana sleep soundly every night Kodol
Dyspepsia cure will digest what you
eat Berry DRUG Co. Cosmop ,litan
Drug Store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

Thanksgiving has been an annual day
OF religious observance IN the United
states since the first settlement OF the
Pilgrims IN Massachusetts,. 81 origi-
mated In 1921. when Governor Bradford
90 the Plymouth colony appointed a
day for public praise and prayer after
the first harvest The praotice was OBJ
served by the other New England col
onics ana during the revolution was