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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

hlah ~ % par cent This sfeai dsposi'
Of iron Il IN the heart Of large coal
held. and limestone In any quantl,y de-
siFed 70 be found IN the immediate
vicinity, while the railroad line IL but
four miles distant The proposition. ~
STATED BY Mr.. Parker, h extremely 10.
vorhble for the erection OF furnaces, and
hs thinks that II will b 10 every respect
more easy 10 market than from the Utah
Fields.
Near these Iron ields are large bodies
OF ore. which carry low values in gold
and silver. The White Oaks district Ia
known 70 be extensively minsrAllEed,
and the discovery Of % large q body OF
iron will add 70 its Importance and aid
IN attracting capital 10 that section.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
EARE,s MACON R1nnEp.
A Valuable norss And saddle stolen-On
caFa Ia PuFsuit

A VAlaAbla norss and saddle stolen-Om.
ceFs IA Pursuit,
Edward RaFF came up 10 the city early
this morning, aud reported that the
Wm. Farr ranch, Just below tho stock
yards south OF the city, was robbed some.
time last night, and valuable horse
aud saddle WIRE stolen.
The horses we're Ia q pen, aud the
hoFse taken Was led from the pen 10 a
plAce In the rear OF the house aud there
saddled, the saddle having In the mean
time been stolen from q room whare Mr.
Farr and two other men we're asleep.
sheriff Hubbell and Deputy Sheriff
Newcomer we're nOtiDst. and they left
for the ranch. returning 80 the city soon
thereafter with Q man whom they found
near the ranch aud who was unable 10
give q satisfactory account OF himself
the man was placed Ia the county jail,
when the Otiioera returned ~ continue
the search after the thieves.
It IL understood that man, who some
tlme ago c0mpletsd q sentence In the
penitentiary aud who has been noticed
lettering around the fArr raneh, IL sna,
pected Of thu robbaTj 0f last night, aud
the 0liioefa will make q diligent search
" locate his present whereabouts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
rho Perez san,ahooa AM.

In suggesting amendments TO the PeFea
bill for thu admission o, New Mexico In
my Communication OF last Saturday
overlooked the Item providing fO7 100000
acres Of land for the Improvement Of the
BIO Gfande, aud while that Ia not much
20 BE- aided 20 what the Ferguson act
pro ldes for. about 600 miles OF river, Il
Ii much better than nothing, and de-
sire to give the author Of the bill credit
therefor. There should be- added vt least
10000 acres m0re for improvements Of
the river and 100000 more Tor reseF.
yOlss.
Everyone who has given the subject
careful investigation has e0ms TO the
conclusion that storage reservoirs for our
surplus waters sre our salvation. So the
omission Of say provision for them In
Mr. Pcrea's oil must have besn an over.
sight.
All OF section 8, providing lands for the
university, should be- stricken out. ~ 10
IL just "a provided IN section . Of the
Ferguson ael, except the 5000. sud
that should be iaereasel TO al least $50.
600.
0lero county should also BE- allowed
representation Ia the constitutional con-
vanll0n.
Az the enabling act. a. we'll ~ Che
constitution. must inset the approval Of
both political parties In the territory, In
order 10 secure the appFeyalOf majority
OF the vOters, would II not be- we'll 10
have the csntTai committees Of both par
ties meet together aud agree upon an
enabling aot. \. 8. BTOVRR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
oLARKNlILE mINKs.

Elsewhere In THE CITIZEN Ia published
u article from Gallup correaee:iirnt
u the Democrat, asserting mat the Clark
Vile coal mines AZ we'll managed and
that the miners are fairly treated. THE
CITIZEN has no interest whatever in the
matter. other than to get at the truth,
aud II the miners At Clarkville are treat
ed "a depicted by the Gallup correspond
ent, they have no grounds Tor complaint
This paper intends 10 fully investigate
the charges made by several Of the Clark
vile miners. aud will not be deferred
from doing this by any bluster from the
manager OF the mines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
LAs oRuoEs

From Dona Ans County Republican.
p. n. Jarrett has purchased Eve lots In
tbs new town addition.
IL lisa matter OF oOngratulaiion that
there has been plenty Of water In the
Acequias thus far this winter 10 irrigale
land.
Mr4 Martin AmaiOr. who has been
visiting her son and daughter aud fam
lilies NJ Iuarez for the past three weeks,
has arrived horne.
Roman and Guadalupe DO IA o. left for
Mosencl. Arizona Wednesday evening.
where They have employment In the ga
loon Of l.. LapOint and his partners.
Major Llewellyn IL expected hOme from
Boston Tuesday. next, much improved In
health As the result OF expert surgical
treatment there. We trust the msjDr's
health will BE- permanently restored.
Miss Anderson, a young lady from
Usage, Kansas, who came here for her
health several months ago. left for hons
Tuesday morning, ~ she was told by her
physician that nothing could restore her
TO health. Dr. Quinn and wife accom-
panied her 'it u PasO. ~ Il was deemed
unwite g. taxi me patient via Ration
pass
II mas been fumcrel for some tins
that the telegraph Office was 10 b. taken
out ~ MesillA ParE, bot on the authority
OF one OF the chief officers OF the Santa
Fe IL may b. sad 20 b. quite unlikely
Tie summed II up with this ides. Thu
rAilroai compaDs ~ not golbR 20 become
l tefested IN t0wnsiie proposition ans
then take any such b ckward steps.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
NVV MEXICO NOTES.
DOSAASA

Captain Joe Barnett and Lie l,enont
"a. C0dlngton came hero from Albaluet-
que on = hunt, They gO' quite nlte
lot OF quail.
Thomas \. Bourbonia Ia out 'Oklpg for
a. beet cattle for Oscar Lob nsn. Fat
cattle arc getting very scarce.
Lee kllioti went 70 Las Ciacps TO see
biz OaD.M .im az the convent.
Mis, @ vssit. "a. o. hii con from
tha Placer, si'i sone toaube ceeef /.
ing tha river w ui.p tesm.
ifirad oi j. i j9us- ia arrived
bff' H'rgtp- ii s'urL. ~ river
a. t.ng +uteti sfAtdh
sth.n 2 DO has ftmoV 4 "a HE
old piagc Ou tho uvsr aud has g,na 20
1--we NJ ths Mcleod tanks, which he OSns
nm. Kene4ll. p cattlaman Of Falrview,
cams back from FORT Worth Monday.
where he has been attending the stock.
gfoEers' convention.
A. ID. G0ldenbufg left for Las vezsS
Wednesday night. He had been IN GOV n
q few dsys visiting his family.
Herman WeFtheim made hort visit
% Rl Paso.
MF.sad VIZ r. paf were visitors
% thu 3haism colony
e. ". NrlF came 10 from the Tor pedc
mite g. visit bis family
Sim n ChaEz Lot, for II PAso wheTs
he vii ~ iGe In tbs future
Nis Lup' TliylE hrs been on VI sicl
list thls week.
Misses strain aud Clarke i1vei ride
10 DOnA Ana Both yDuug ,,ciss Fotl
at the colony aud are greatly liksd BY M
who know them.
Mr. and Mrs. N Garola's home WA
gla .delei by the arrival Of q baby cir
last SUNDAY
Mrs. JuAns Apodacs Ia now almost vel
after brief illness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
nnhh.r. a. Kinr,n.n.

Two peculiar robberles took place In
Kingman few days ago. The Miner
says: HObOs or parties having some
criminal intent broke into the W u.
TaggaTt MereAntils cOmpany's powder
house n few nights ago and took mum
Der Of cartridges. Is IL thought the
burglars had the holding up Of = train
In view. The other wAs the stealing Of
the bids Of she two physicians and an
abstract Of the Chloride school bond
matter from the office Of the board OF
supervisors. The two bidders having
copies OF thsir bids Submitted them In
Dlacs Of FAC original.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
HudYAn Remedy COMPANY
TERRITORIAL SUPREME COURT.
One Appeal From ChAyes ana Two From
RernaIllla County ATRatd.

One Appeal From chAyss ana Two From
BsrnaIillo CouniY Argasd.
This territorial supreme court, Chief
Justice Mills presiding, and all the asso.
ciate JUST 'es present except Judge Lee
land, continues lndustriously engaged IN
hearing arguments Ia the cases pending
before It in ths order In which they APP
pear upon the calendar.
Case No s26, La Grand X. Pratt, APP
pellant, ". The Territory OF New Mexico.
appellee. vas argued and submitted
Thursday afternoon. Judge A. A. Free
man represented the appellant and So
licitor General Bartlett appeared for the
territory. Growing out Of an AcrimOnl-
Gus controversy over water rights In
Chaves county, the appellant killed q
man acting or pretending 10 act As dep
uty sheriff, was convicted OF homicide In
the lower court and was sentenced 10 the
penitentary for term OF several years,
tus Is out on bail. and the contention Is
made that the district court erred In e4.
Guiding testimony that would have shown
that the homicide was elmmltted In self
defense.
Case NJ. $50, Santiago Biea. appel
liant W.. The Board OF County Commits
sioueTs OF Bernaillo county, appellee. was
argued and submitted, The defendant
contends that the appellee has unlaw-
fully retained from him e2.3lbl4 due
for making the annie, assessment Of
property In Bernaillo county for the
years 1893 aud 1894. The appellants
statement Of the facts aud the law In the
premises Is disputed b. the appellee.
AlOnEo h. McMillen represented Baca.
aud Dislric, AttOrlsy T, A. Rinical ap-
psared for thu county commissioners
Case No, s57, Hsbeg T. Strong. trustee,
appellant. W. Matte l.. Eakiu ct al,
appellees, was also argued and submitted
yesterday. The question involved Is
whether the half interest OF Matte l..
Eakin In the ilrm OF Melini Il Eakin.
doing business IN Albuquerque. shonld
be applied on the payment Of the debts
OF james d. Rakin, Sdjudged bankrupt
on May Is, 1899, II being Sontended that
the marriage community composed Of
James D. and Matte L. Kakln owned the
Kakin interest in the hrm Of MeIini h
Kakin.
Case No. s37. Marcos @. d. Baoa et al.
plaintiffs In error, W. The PneblO OF San
Domingo, defendants In error, was ar
gasd yesterday afternoon By Il. v. Chavez
tor the plAintifI., and by George Hill
Howard for the Indians. A water right
near Pens Blanca Il involved.
Case No $50. Pueblo DO sandla At al,
appellants. VI. The Albuquerque Land
and Irrigation Company, appellee, and
case No. s5s, Thomas q. GutieTres Of OIL,
appellants, Va. The Albuquerque Land
and Irrigation Company, cannot be ar
gued ia the absence OF Judge Leland, a.
Judges Crumpacker and McFie are dis
qualified. On account OF the somewhat
inffm health Of Judge LELAND, thee'
sasss will probably BE- heard BY the cOuf
1t Albuquerque. The interesting quea
tions growing oul OF the low line ditel
enterprise are involved. George Hil
Howard represents this Pueblo dc SAndia
In. b. Field IL attorney for Gutierres .
al. and Chllders q D0bion appear 10
Shs ditch company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

small Hat o. casualties totaloi a,t75 IN
valid clAims Tor widows and sos tor 40.
penients
There we're ~ regiments OF regulars
and three regular batteries engaged In
thle agh', az agains, nine = glments Of
volunteers
From tho District OF Columbla one
regiment OF infantry "a, sent. with a
complement Of vi men. Ibis regiment
loi, mons In killed, wounded or missing,
yet there are ilg claims for pensions
pending,
The Seventy hrst New York. which
made a geoOrd1n that Asht that was con.
sidorably criticised, has presented sls
claims for pensions.
And 10 IL goes all along The line. II
can readily be- seen from the examples
presented that unleas congress speedily
takes steps 10 stop the abuse Of the pen.
sion system, the treasury will b depleted
and bonds will hary 10 be issued 10 meet
the demands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
nIl.Inr.. EAtIlinra.

The average number OF concerns In
business during 1899 was LEASH. This
was 7i.O00 or per cent more than Ia
1892, the best previous year Il was u
gain over the year 1898 OF $1,000. The
latter year gained over 1892 only 1911,
The year 1897 gained 1000, but 1870
gained 20 i37.
The percentage OF failures for 1879 was
a record breaking minimum for nearly q
ssore Of years back OF less than per
cent, against l06 per cent Ia ls0s. and
l20 per cent Ia 1897 Ia 1895 the per.
centage Of failures wss lao Il = neees-
sary TO 70 back from the past year to the
boom year OF 1881 10 dad ~ equal in this
Teapset.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

PRLDiClit ~ WEHE wROSO.
Ia 1885 hslfooget. said tn woTlr
Fould be d.sif ysd by ths hIaleliJn
" the planeis. tf'w years later another
alarm WAS faise' aud Ia 1889 Simon
iUu.Art claimed q mountain had Ope cd
To Aaslfla and a scroll hid been shown
him on which was written the prediction
ths world was coming ~ On end. NJ,
frightened everybody
Again 10 il5t IN end was iofetoldi .
famous asirologer was the prophet, and
people were 40 terrified they sOushtrefuge
IN churches, but the dreadrd day passed
la the sixteenth century q famous
prophecy was made by Jean S.oflleF, =
German Mathematician. lie said Ia 1924
there would DO unlveF@al delnge IN
February, People IN Burope, Ada and
Africa thought their end had COM, and
In Germany people sold their property 70
those who mad less credullty. Thousands
ned 10 the mountains. some took 10
boats and one man bu'ltAn ark Not q
drop Of rain fell during February.
In the eighteenth century there were
many prophecies, and. a. usual, the com
mon people were vastly frightened. la
1889 II was claimed Biela's comet would
hlt the earth aud turmoil resulted.
Mother shiptOn sung tina, the world
20 an end would come In 1891, but The
earth stayed on and the ihhabitant'
we're properly thankful. Mr.. Batter ere
ated a -snsasion In England by sayinr
1887 would see the end Of things TEN
pofal, and thousands believed Thel
we're much surprised 10 dad themselves
still living when 1855 dawned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
THE choice Of evils confront humanity
ever day.

THE choice Of evils confront humanity
every day.
THE British people ara beginning 10
realise that They have run up against =
hard proposition.
TnE Denver Times says that "ClAfh's
Montana senatorial toys ought 70 be n
Leauty, a. 70 10 eatlmaled 10 have cost
e2,0O0OoO."
THR Santa No railroad company could
make money by giving the merchants e,
this city better freight rates on the santa
Ne Pacific road.
The case Of Congressman Roberts, OF
Utah, IL a conspicuous illustration OF the
fact that the American hjme still has 3
Tremendous influence Ia American poll.
tlcs.
Ina divorce case AZ Chicago q man
testified that his wife was subIgct TO
'dugk Ute" he shou,i b.,o csned la
'guacE dsc.lf Instead 81 ad.yJfce
lawyer
Tar San francisco Post says that
Ex-senator CLARK might throw little
light upon the investigation by telling
the country how much his seat 10 oon-
gress really cost him"
TuB chances are favorable that The
British empire will tall 10 pieces in tie
twentieth century. aud that all the M
glish colonies Ia that tims will have re-
volted from the mother country.
In the last two years the geographical
kn0wledge OF newspaper readers has
undergone lively expansion. The maps
grown familiar reach from Puerto Rico
70 the Philippines, from sEasuay to Pot.
gister's Drift.
THE ri Paso Times says that Il Ia
charged, aud with full truth, that rail-
road values Ia Texas aggregate $io4, s7i, ;.
075 aud yet taxes are levied On value Of
t6s,77s 4l5 Ouly on about one sixth Of
the amount.
RURAL maii delivery would be- profit
able 10 the government ind popular with
the people 0f this valley The mail by
this Plan could be delivered daily 10 Pa.
iarito, Alameda. saudoyal, Los Grlegos
Los Duranes and other valley precincts.
GENERAL BuLLERs treatment by IN,
London WAT ofl ouIrm the statement
Of the immortal knglish bard that "thI
1rst bringer Of unwelco,ns news hath
but losing Office aud his voice sound
ever after as sulleu bell knolling an'
tOlliug departed friend"
THE gross earnings OF thirty I've rail
reads for the second week in JAnuAr!
we're &i,6i5,40d against t3,las,727 10
the second week In January. 1899, an In
crease OF fbOl,S7g Twenty nine road
show increases and I've decreases, an
one no change.
DELEGATE PKREA has favored thi
Office with copies OF the following bill
introduced by him In the house. "A. 4
6052. n bill 10 ratify an act OF the legli
Iatiye assembly OF the territory creatln
county courts n X $685. bill I
amend au act entitled "An act 10 estal
lish circuit courts Of appeals and deln
and regulate, ia certain cases, the iurii
diction OF the courts % the Unite
States" u X 005l, to establish a coul
OF appeals Tor the territories OF New Mel
too aud Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
n.lits wa. saved.

Nj j. H. Lilly, prominent citizen Of
Hannibal, Mo lately had onderiul
dallveFance from n frightiul death In
leliing OF it he says: Il was taken with
typhoid fever, that ran into pneumonia
Ny lungs became hardened. was 70
weak couldn't even ait up In bel. Moth
Ing helped me. expected 20 soon die OF
consumption, when heard OF DR., Kings
New Discovery. One bottle gave great
relief. continued 70 use Il, and nOw
am we'll aud strong. | can't say too
much so its praise Tits marvellous
medic ne h the surest and quickest cure
Ia the world Tor all throat ant lung
trouble. Regular siz' 90 cents aud kl.00,
Trial bottles free at j. n. 0'Rielly n
Co.'S drug store. kyery bottle guaTan-
tped
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
Pleasant Pasty

Mr Paul wunsehmann had the pleas
ure OF reesivlnR ~ his residence the
sealchi Operate Festival company
while 81 santa ~ All present had
an elegant tins; the msmbcrs OF
shs comp my performed magnificent
singing, which was highly appreciated,
aud Tor which MF. Wunschmann will
hsva no way te return due thankr, he
thinks. We are told.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
MlainE osmpaay Incorporated.

The Aba Lincoln Gold Mining company
yesterday morning iiled incorporation
papers In the ollee OF Territorial ssoTe-
tATy Wallace. The incorporaiors and
directors are Carol A. Dorm. Elizabeth
town; James Lynch, RliEabethto~R
joseph x, Bryan, A. 2. Burton, j r..
Phillips, n. A. watson, Rrie. Pc, The
headquarters Of the company will be n
Krie, Pa, with . branch oiliss at Eliza
bsthtown, Collar county The local
agent IL Carol A. Dom at BllEabethtown.
The capital Of ths company Is 100000,
divided into 10000 shares.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Silva Heimann, u the Kdgewo0d Dis
tilling company. Cincinnati. Ohio. spent
the day here and closed y contract with
Bacheehi n 6iomi Tor 900 cases Of Rdge-
wood sprlng ninety three WHISKY, bottled
In bOad, 100 elses 20 be shipped every
thirty days. This whisky Is made by I.
W, Paxton, president Of the Edgew0Od
Distilling company. In Lincoln county,
Kentucky, dlsIilleTy No. 20 Anybody
wanting bottle pure whisky. FuK Goa
kdgewOOd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
pEMANps WETKAorrup.

w. +. BretheFlon. manager Of the
ClRrkyiile mining camp telegraphs THE
CITIZEN, aud brands rs false the state.
ments OF A. A Jones and other miners,
which was published in THE CITIZEN on
the 18th. IL may be- that this paper was
imposed upon; II 20, we shall eheerfully
publish contradiction Of the statements
made by the miners. Any statement
signvd by the miners Of Clarkville deny
ing the charges made BY MIR, Jones vii
BE- ehserfuily published.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
srRIoREN wITn AroPLsxY.

iten orsgsFio Otsro the viotiu,-Itsportsd
improving.
special Correspondence.
Laguna. n. A., Jan. 25.--Hon. GTegOFiO
Otero, 4 former memleT OF the terri
torial Legislature, and father Of N. T.
OteFO. assessor Of Valencia county was
stricken with apopleEy while walking
In tina yard ~ bis home In CubeEo, N. A.,
on Monday OF this week. Dc. LnAenf. Of
LagunA. n attending. aud reports the
aged gentleman rs progressing a. iavor-
ably ~ aan b. expected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

". I Nudge, general manager, and Q.
y. Resseguie, general superintendent. OF
lhh Santa Ne railwsy, with Third Vice
President ]. n, Barr, whom they met In
NJ Paso, will reach the ciiy at $50
o'clock. fhay viii meet haze W. q
Neyins, general manager, and A.
Nelle, general superintendent, Of the
Santa " Pacific ard southern California
railways.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
Las VEGAS

From the Optic.
Ten-inch Ice WAS cut 10 Hot Springs
canon by workmen In the employ OF the
Aqua Pura people.
Major Tom Flynn, foreman Of this
Office in the gOoi old days OF yore. is now
connected With mlni1g paper Of Butte.
Montana. lie IL reported to be- ~ digni.
ied aad determined M ever.
A reception was given Miss Evangeline
Tucker, Of this city. BY the Frances vii.
lard union OF the ". G. T. q. at San BeF-
nardinO. Cal, she other svening. There
we're at least iity ladies present, and
Miss Tucker made An address suitable 10
thu occasion.
Rsy. Norman Skinner, the Presbyterian
divine, has raeeIv "a from l.. n. Hoimeis-
Ter 10 Cassel, Germany, q photograph OF
the old church 10 which he was christ
eaed, years and years ago. II seems 10
him after such long absence from the
scenes Of childhood days.
Mr aud Mrs. George b, Hendricks. vino
ran a boarding house at the liot Springs
twelve years ago, are running tbs same
KIND Of n business at Dolores. Mrs,
Hendricks Ia postmaster and her dAugh-
Ger. Miss Belle Sseei, Is teaching the
public school there, Nc. Hendricks d
also running some cattle
n Dillon Il in Cerfillos, and says
he Is there 10 stay tie and Vim. Hunter
have opened a meat market there aud
are doing good business. which, with
the opening Of the smelter and ,hs do
velOpment Of the mining camps arOund
there. Ia almost certain to be greatly ln
creased. kmery Bailey. 3 nephew Of Mr.
Hunter, Il cutting steaks foT the 1sm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Ge0fge W. Shut, ~ the Shut Improve
ment company. with the civil engineer,
Y. n Hafroun, left thia mOrnlng tor Al
eOdones. the present Oilclal camp Of tbs
low llne ditch Mr. Shut states thai VI
AL kox, who has the contract for build
ing the dams aud dunes Of tbs ditch.
has arrived from Colorado. aud Il now on
the ground arranging 10 commence his
work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

want 10 let the people who suffer
from rheumatism aud aclAtioa know that
Chamberlain Pain Balm relieved me
after q number Ut other medicines aud =
doctor had failed. II IL the best IMMINENT
| have ever known of. A. DoDGEN,
Alpharetla. "a, Thoasanda have been
cared OF rhrumatism BY this remedy.
One application relieves the pain. RoF
sails BY ell druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

II am indebted 10 One Minute Cough
Cure for my health aud life. IL cured me
OF lung trouble following grippe" Thou
sands owe their lives 20 the prompt action
Of this never failing remedy. IL cures
coughs, colds, Group, bronchitis, pneu.
monie, grippe and throat aud lung tfou-
bles. it, early use prevents consumption.
II is the only harmless remedy tina. gives
immediate results. Barry Drug Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

shows the state Of your feelings and the
stats OF your health ~ we'll. Impure
blood makes itself apparent In . pale
and sallOw complexion. puppies and
skin eruDtiOns II you are feeling weak
and worn out and DO not nave q healthy
appearance you should try Acker's Blood
klixir. Il cures all blood diseases whe- g
cheap aAFsapegillas aud so.called puri-
1ers fail. Knowing this. We sell every
bottle on q positive guarantee. j. H.
O'Rielly 4 Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
ars.s ssoa Dsposl1s Ia Nsw mssise.

E. ". Parker, writing from white
Oaks. n. n, gives an sooonnt Of an in
toFesting discovery OF iron ore Ia that
Vieinliy, which from his statements bids
fair 10 rival the enormous dies Of iron
found In lion county. Utah, says the
Denver Republican.
Mr. Parker says that thefe are millions
Of tons In sight. both hemalile and mae.
neilc Iron, that Will average " per cent.
metallic iron, some samples running as