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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Territory OF New Mexico. County Of Brfnal.
mo, ln tht District Cont.
Cora NJ. Harding, plaintiff,
NO. hUnl.
James Harding, defendant
To James hagaing. the above named defend
ants
You are hereby notified that an action la,
hecn begun against you la the aboYc-uamed
Court entitled Az above, wherein the plain
Nu Cora ~ iikfdluN. seeks 10 obtain Ia said
Cuuu an fuapluic discrcr from YOU upon th,
afuunus ~ adulicrY and failure % support her
and Tor the care and custody Of hes ninol
child. olive Harding, and unless you cntrl
your appearance im said Count and Gle antwrl
tu lie complaint iu said cause, on W before
hOndsy the ssh Of October, A, y. 1900, indg
ment uy default Will Ne rendered against you
HARRY 4. OWEN.
Gicsk Ut said Court,
JOHNSON a fiNIcAL.
Attorneys lus Plaintiff,
2. q. AddIea.. Alhuauerane. M N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Notice l. hereby given that BY vigiue Of
VII vi Nenuiuuni enpUnns, issued out Of the
District Count within and lOf thc county III
valencia, 90 The tfd day ~ August, 1900 IN 4
certain cause wherein A. o. Wllcun Was
lltluNt snl homsu h1fa was defendant
being No 1907, ] VIII, on Saturday TIE 1T
dfy ~ September 1900, a the hour II no
81 iurk a. u, "a thr front dor Of the county
count house Ia The county Of brfnaillin, cell n
public auction tu the highest bidder 4 q cash
ft tulluNluH ual estate situate in the county
20 hffnhlilu territory ul New Mcxico 10 witt
AN tuc tght ute and Interest Oi the de-.
ttnQAnt Roman \ lilCn. ts the same fxia "a
upon the 9Th day ut September, 1919, in and
in tlt 'NariplpWe fefnaudeA" ~ San nj.
Hutl spurF Grant situated in The county II
herunlillu, and Territory uf Ncw MeAicu, and
recently confirmed ~ The United states cOuft
90 Private Ln0d claims, 10 satisfy 4 Judge
Hifnt ln latumust rendered on the 9th day ~
ntNttmNNf lnUdi in fANuf ui said llaintiH,
amounting Will Interest and coats 90 the DAY
ui sale, exclusive ui acrfuing costs to toe sum
Qi sik bundled dol afs and 10 ratlsiy a ac.
tiurh costs THOMAS =, htunHLts
Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
INV urNicO NorEs.
Las Vegas and santa Fe, Two Good Towns.
Dome 4 % la ltriefiris.
Las NEr3Ag

AsiAa AsafhHf
FROM the Optic.
A. A. Jones has obtained Judgment
against the county 81 Union IA The sum
OF Sl0i
Isaac Lewis has been appointed ad-
minlstrator OF the estate of his mother,
the lste Mrs. Bertha LOWS.
Mrs. John s. ozark and her bright
little son, Chrtnce. Mrs. Charles
Blackler and Joe GRAF are enjoying
the beautiful days aud cool nights at
the Blake ranch on the sapelio.
Thomas M0rtorman, the west side po-
liceman, Il seems, has taken Il upon
himself 20 release, upon his own rccog
nisance. The blacksmith who was on the
war path Sunday morning
Emanuel Manko "a promising young
mar who has been in business on the
west side Tor the past three years. will
leave about Sept FOR kansas city.
where he win take "a three years course
az the Medical college 81 that city.
r. }. Morrison who 81 in the service
% She Santa Fe. employed at the round
house here. was IA the depot TO meet
his Dridc, who arrived from Dallas.
Texas The young people win 20 20
housekeeping and make their home in
this city.
Judgment has been obtained against
the board ~ county commissioner OF
san Miguel county BY A. a. joiner In
the amount Of $780, %, 10 favor % Ed
ward J. Hancy. also one I'm favor Of
some party for s2.8SS.6O, and another IN
favor % Elton r. Beckwith. IN The sum
% Si0.9lG, the latter two being iudg-
ments on old bonds and coupons
AZ the meeting OF the base ball clubs
a committee was appointed to look after
the selection OF the grounds the build
ing % the enclosure and the grand
stand ana 10 raise the necessary funds
Tor the purpose. suitable grounds were
offered by Mrs. u. q. Henriques on a
ilve-year lease basis These grounds arr
located west ~ tn track and north "
the I'M a Brown brick yard.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

lands Of the Sisters III Charity ~ Cincinnati,
and lands 0i rlacdn ApOdaca snd nn the
west hy the estuary ~ .anda Formerly known
ri thc lands of lgnlilu tonfaill
Unless The laid defendants Of some one fuf
them shall. before the ali1 daY ui anlr pay %
plaintiff tihe2 ~, thr amount ~ s1id iud /.
mrnt will I , per cent thereon, from tng said
uth day ~ Jane. 1000, inaeinff With she
costs ui The said suit, anh the expenses ul the
said Special Master incurred In thIs behalf,
It's. nunHgttt
Special Master
JonNsToN a FiNfCAL,
Attorneys iuf Plaintiff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
SANTA BE

From the New Mexican.
Mrs. Jones, the respected mother OF
AIRS. Donietia Wood. has returned home
after a prolonged visit among friends in
eastern states
Hon. a. b. Catron "a In New Haven,
Conn on legal business connected with
the settlement OF the Waddingnam ea-
tate and b. not expected 20 return home
until about the 10th Of September.
Felipe pelgado. "a well-knoWn resident
OF Las Vegas. partner Of Hon Eugenio
Romero, is Ia the city on "A visit 10 hi.
brothers. Messrs. Pedro nl.d Juan Del
gado. His TWO little daughters accom-
pany him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Noiicr h hereby given that will on che 5lh
Jay ui May, a. "a luuu, offer for sale and cell
M NE highest bidder tor cash, eight bonds ul
gre school district NJ precinct No. ~, ~ Neft
nallliu county, New Mexico, " the druOml.
nation ui aix hundred dollars each which
h4Nr bfrn Issued according "a Law fof the PUT
cintt ,, l.. pHHEA,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

DROPOsAL.s FOR FEKD, WOOD. HAY.
4 RAiaINS AND BRAN, u. 5. Indian
school service AlbuqurnIue, N. ~, August
~, 1900 SkALkB PROPOSAL y endorsed
Proposals. for Feed. etc. ~ the case
may be-, and addIesf ed ~ the undersigned ~
lhuQaciQuc. n. ~, viii be received AZ tnis
school until two O'clock 3 ~, Of september a,
1900, fof furnishing aud delivering a this
tchuui az may Dc required during fiscal year
ending June 90, 1901. 10000 uuunda of feed,
lN cords wood. 30 tons hay, 1900 pounds rat
sins and ~ 600 pounds bran, ~ per spec itica 81
lions uhtainahle "a school Bidders wiil state
CitaflY ln their bids the proposed price vt each
article Offered for delivery under "a contract
All anleira 30 offered will hv su1ltct 90 ugid
naFcgti0u be night Be- reserved 60 reject any
and 4ll bids uf tay past az any " arrlaed iuf
q e best lntereHt ui the service, CERTIFIED
CHAN rs kach bid must be accompanied
uy cCnidrd check 90 draft upon some United
Nta cs depository o. solvent national bAuk
made payable 20 Tie urdcf Of the CgmmlsaioleI
ui Indian Adalfs, for AZ least FIVE Pax
NhNl az the amount uf ihc proposal. which
check or DRAFT wiA be forfeited 90 thc United
States ln case ANY b ddef uf bidders receiving
au aWafd shalt fall 20 Promptly execute cuu'
TRACT Nlth g0Ot and sufficient aufet'cs other
Wist 20 b. returned 90 the bidder bids &c
culnganisd hy cast iu lieu ui certified checks
viii moi be considered, fof any further iu
formation, apply TO RALPH 2. CuLLtNA,
superintendent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
~ INConPoRATIoN.

Paul u. a. Vrain, Charles w. strong
John Il, Strong. OF Mora. and Mrs.
Maud j. Kelly OF Las Vegas, filed in
corporation papers al che Office Of the
territorial secretary, Tor the T.. u. 50.
Vrain company, e. conduct a mercantile
business az Mora, Capital. $4,000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Mirs Esielle ~ Valck has been spend.
lng her vacation In Denver Tonieht
she leaves Pr her home In Albuquerque
muoh 30 the regret % "a SCORE or more
% new but enthusiastic aud unsteady
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Notice of suit.
Territory Of New Mexico.
County OF ffmnlillu,
in the District Court.
iiuttie MAJ I. inham, Plainun,
~. No uNAAs
VII lam l.aHaam. Defend cot }
T0Wiulam i.anham You are hereby noii.
Won hY the SAID II .tIlc gay l.anham, praying
that thc bonds oi matfimOny now Existing be
ivcru you and the said plaintiff, lictiie MAY
Lanham. be forever q SOLVED on ihe grounds
ct Abandonment aud failure tO support That
unless you enter your appearance 81 said sull
on uf before the 2sth day Of sepig inter A, ID
1900, a decree pro-couiestO will be entered
ag ainst you.
HAIRY 2. OwEN
Clerk Ut said District Count.
FELTX n. iRsrEE.
Attorney for PlaiUtih,
Office aud Post Ofics address,
Cromwell Block,
Albuquerque, n. NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Notice a. Non-itssident Defendant.
TERRITORY Of New Mexico
County Ut kefnaiiliO,
Ia the District Court
Mary RUSSELL
NO uneN
william J. Russell
To william j. Russell. the above named
defendant Siri
you sc d reby notified that the above IN.
tiiicd cause a pending in The said couit' thai
the above named painful Mary Russell seeks
hy said count "a obtain, an absolute dNuite
from you the said defendant uu the Eruunug
ui Abandonment and failure 20 suppcn' ana
thc cufC And custody Of her tao minor rtild'
ruut aud unless you eater your appearance il
said rausr aud Gle 90 answer 90 the complain
IN said cause uu 90 before the hih day at lctu.
Der a. ID 1900. Judgement viii ur nuefcd
against you. HARRY ! OWEN.
CLERK ut said Count,
X. W. -. BRYAN, attorney for plaintiff,
AihuQuef4ur, ~. ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
THIRTY YEARS OF 0UREs

before chief Justice Mile. and Mr.
Field will leave for Los Vcgas to-mor-
row morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01


nFICiNA DEi. AGRiAFNsOR GENE.
" ial dc los hstldus luidoa SAINT &c. Nue.
70 mgAico, sftrmtre ltuo -Afifa Fl. POT
estu dadu, hai0 81 hcta del Sunurrsl aprutado
Mario o. 1891, y enmlcndaa a W ema ue
sn prosecution con 81 uccfr'W final hctno en-
Nos,siinni q, lsgt 90 deeigt1 ennlendsao
Noue De Reel mos F.tvadoa De ius E'tadus
unidOs. lie kecismaCinnrs De pauitnlafra So
Ore teuenus cOnhfmandoirHa ns htfcdrfus,
ecan uauuH, y representatives. irg iru. DC Diego
&c fadiia lar teffaa cnmpirnlldi dtuto de
10 mrqcrd dc truuuu, % icclauu. Sic q. de
padilia' deslgnadO rn cl pTuiu olo de dcha
Sunc como No il6. y sduAdo ga ranli qM
Nusic dc lincas =, ., { b,Fu,Hl urnie en-.
TO dc los Cund dos dr icrua.iliuy Valencia,
ieVtouo ue NtN MtAtn, Una OBI nsufa de
4icha mUtcgd % fcclamo, boa sidl hrclH ga
George 10, ffadt b pu'ad1 Aanmeuss.l. H. Ia
siadoa inidua. bsio Cuutfat so. aa2fscht.
dn 81 20 de Az ], dc $40. iuc dtvntln eata
"a mensum Ga IA miaina raft 6 lclllda rn
gsla oheina y liala para inspection puqllca,
c0niofmidad con la- iindrrua csp tineadua
rnunciadu en- diChD derio.u, rsin ralurada
I',t, a'sh n nmr astlh y mapl ucuifu dc "a.
den 40 dc lOa Condadua de Tern 'liIlu 81 Nalrnt
Ga, irntufo dc Nrw MrHicu, tnnnfaude
una area &c hd,1hs,da tcfca, ia ID lu. usufa
tunidO en- ~ dcspachode ARuinru. ur Irnefai
en- santa re- Nee Mrzlco, pot I'll plrno trifni.
% DC npyenia diaa exclusive del primer dla
Dc Ia publication DC rstc aYiau, y ruaiquieFa
persona pisienclrudn aigun lnirIus ru ia conc
ifmacicn, q C4aquier intcfrH tn la urffas
con pfeudidas dcnWo Dc sieha sgr meuslfa, o
eualcsquirra paite de elias duscaldI b Cff ~.
ircluura " uicha aNrimcuaufa mapa, rai . rt'.
qNriiuu deciefa diatiniamtnta Uur ~. fitu al
iuieits Del nhiciamruig con tairs dc. afa. nues
luiadaa utiAa prueuaa como I'll Goa. n an >
drrecn rfulucit 90 supuftr d. object 20, y
pfvincnlar Ia mlamfs en- mi on Ina duuno dei
trlluinu de noFunta liaH, QNI N1 khII.
Aennensuf General DC luH isladus un dos,
Dor al bistuto de AUN Mrnlcu.
lffincr publication iur hecha sctrmbfe 4,
df lNHul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
OFFICIAL MATTERS.

NOTARY PUBLIC APPOINTED.
Governor oterO appointed Carl "a.
Bird. ofltosWeli. Chayes county, a no
tary public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
LIKE THE PHILIPPINES.
Volunteer Soldiers Want to Be Dis
charged at Manila.
FOREST RESERVE GRAZING.

The secretary VI war has been advised
through congressional and military
channels that thofc are ~ number Of
men ln the volunteer regiments now
On The Philippines who desire To be dis
charged Ia the islands. instead OF being
Brought hoinc 10 muster out Many Of
these men have g00i business oppOrtu-
niiics open to them. while others wish
40 remain behind In the hopes II finding
some profitable employment or invest
meut Among che number are several VI
the men who ENLISTED from Colorado.
Wyoming, New Mexico aud other
southwestern states
Tho secretary has practically decided
20 adopt thc same plan that was follow
"a 10 the case 81 the state volunteers
grnuting such discharges as are desired
at the time the regiments embark for
home, and allowing she men who re-
main "a due proportion OF travel pay,
covering the return trip. These rcgi-
menis are now preparing 10 return and
tho ilrst VAL embark upon the arrival
~ the regulars who were originally des-
tined for China.
Secretary Root considers this desire
of the men % remain In the Philippines
"a substantial argument for expansion.
FOREST RESERVE GRAZING
About the middle OF september the
two Representatives Of che agricultural
department. Forester Plnchot and Bo-
ianla, Coyillc who visited New Mexico
ana Arizona last spring 20 study the
question ~ grazing upon the forest re-
scryatons. viii return and cover the
same nell again. The object OF the Sec
Ond trip la 90 observe the condition OF
the lands directly after being gruzed
Their former trip 81 inspection gave
Thorn an idea " the condition OF the
Eruing lands after the winter season
but before The sheep had been admitted
in the former trip they paid especial
attention 10 the San Francisco ana
Black Mesa reserves. bat this time VIII
Investigate particularly In me San Fran
cisco and Grand Canyon reserves. max
ing n cUrsory examlnation In the Black
Mesa. Neither % these gentlemen feels
az liberty 10 give expression TO his opin-
ion formed on the former trip. nor will
they DO ~ until they have submitted
their views 20 the secretary OF agricul-
turc Ga the fall 20 's Inferred. however.
from their conversation that unless this
coming Tan inspection shows very dis
Aairous effects of grazing within the
forest reserves. that these two officials
VIII report in favor OF The grazing sys-
tom. Tho secretary 90 the interior may
abandon bis idea OF a Joint commission
10 make an Investigation ~ this charac-
ter IN v!cw ~ thls extended lnvosdga-
ton by the agricultural department
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

W. Moore Clayton 81 the hradstreet
agency, returned last nignt ON "a basi-
meas trip 20 New York city.
REV. W. Ne FOulks. ~ nuilup, h. So th'
city, "a route 70 the Waite oaks eln-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

II 3. SURVEYOR OENERAL s uF ZIG h,
~ Santa fe, New Mexico. september d,
1900 -Nutcr is hereby given. under thr Act
OF Congress approved Match q. lslI. atA
amendments Thereto that 10 rutsu apcr OF the
dual decree made in November isH4. ald al
sue, BY the u. $, Cont nf BOD sts lrld
CLAIMS confirming unto the hefs, aHsI rrs I'D
legal representatives of Diego dr ftd.lis. sac
lands embraced ln the "lu Ur fa.iI "a. Iand
grant ~ claim. known uu thr l.tkti ul IA a
court ~ No 29a apd situate ln y, ks 2. q,
lenc'a, Territory ui New Mexico a turvcy ~
she said ''Lo a. Padiia' grant. ng r.sm Jas
been made hy George II Fudi, O. DrDptY
surveyor, under Contract 10. aaJ. 40 ga 50 N
~, 1885, vas returned 90 tho office Goa MAY
~, 1900, aud the plat and survey iher ul 10
cumplrted 30 this office ready ~ pa Ne in
spcctiuu. SAID grant uF claim hfs cfU scr.
tel iuith ln SAID Gle sfcet aud 4 lu aird ~ aid
survey aud plat in 1 2 \. ka2 e. q. ana q X,
NJ the Cnanlca Of bcTualillo aud Nairacia,
Territory Oi New Mexico anu embraces al
area ni ba.suH ~ sores The saTFcy md Plat
~ said giant, ~ claiir, viii be ittainrd ln tue
Surveyor Generals ONCE 40 rauia ir, New
Mexico, fnG the full period ~ ninrly days, ~.
ihia notice, and any pa9ty Claimi an interest
in the CONFIRMATION. of any interest tle iFace
embraced iu aaid survey, or any RAFT thereof,
dealing o. make objections "a said survey ar A
plat 10 required 90 sfHir distinct b, lH Wrii inl.
the iptcfcsi Of tte ublrciof together With such
1lhdayitq, 90 ulher proofs a. Ap, she go they
may desire 90 produce IN snpruH 81. tne OBJ =
period OF ninety days, QUlNhl hANCE, Ut.
y. surveyor General for the pisu 81 of New
Mexico
ltlni publication madr SEPT D. 1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

upHNi Hnt ~ pre- pAiiNN some hNfpflHtH
Tor the fair next month. and rs 50 care
fol about her details that she is max.
ing a conhiant Of no one.
n 49, Drury. son OF J. II. Drury. Ilft
this morning Tor Cheyenne. Wyo.
whore he will visit hia brother. George
W. Drury The latter will return %
this city with r. B prury. In time 90
take in the big Territorial fair aud
viii visit his parents Tor a few weeks
before returning 90 Cheyenne.
John Morrow. Of Ration, has been adj
mitted as attorney TO practice before
The interior department az Washington.
IN the case OF the Santa Fe a Grand
Canyon railroad. of which mention was
made yesterday % should have been
stated thut E ST. Doe. Of Flagstaff.
ana uorndou Norris of Prescott. we're
the principal attorneys for the lien
creditors and that Mr, Field assisted
them and did not act alone. as might BE-
inferred from che article referred 10.
srcciM "a The eileen
A parlor meeting ~ the w. C. r. u.
VIII boz held ut the A. 81 D. church to-
morrow afternoon al 3 o'clock A good
program has been prepared. including
papers on the history ~ the w G., r.
a., on mothers work and ON medal
contest work The coloVcd children viii
also repeat the music given "a their re-
cont successful concert Everyone In
terorled 10 Invited % be- present
HAIRY Fiuke. son OF Edward Fluke.
who was Injured while at work AZ the
looai railway shops yesterday. 10 re-
ported getting along nicely to-day n
win bo come fime. however, before
Harry can consider himself well enough
70 b. up and areund among hla friends,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Attorney tor Plaintiffs
The above sale, IL the request ni the above
named plaintiffs is postponed until Monday
the 1fd day ui September, a ID 1870, af 10
o'clock 10 tile iorcnoou OF said day
as ifrunNtI
Special Master.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

~ W H0AAANRARsAf
Attorney for plaintiff.
once and uOEtoiisco pidtcaa, Albuquef
que. New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

JonEsroN a FtNtCAL,
Attorneys iuf Plaintiff
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-04

The United States civil service com
mission announces th1t ON September
2ith. an examination viii be held In
any city Of the United States where II
has a local board ~ examiners for the
position Ut signalman. Age limit, "a
yeans or owe From the eligibles re-
sultlng from this examination certifica-
tior VIII b. made Ia the position OF sig
mailman In the cOust and geodetlc sur
vey at a salary Of 81, 200 per annum.
The United States civil service com
mission that on September
25th, an examination win be held In
any city of the United States where II
has a local board of examiners, for the
position of photographer. Age limit,
20 years or over. From the ellgibles re-
sultlng from this examination certifica
tiOr win be made to the position of
photographer Cmale) in the adjutant
g%ererars office, war department. at a
salary Cd 81 ,0OO per annum.
Persons who desire TO compete should
AZ once apply to the United States civ
u service commission. Washington, ID.
c.. for application forms.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-04
PROFITS OF PUGILIsM.

A New York statistician has compiled
some interesting figures illustrating the
cost of prize fighting In Greater New
York since the enactlne-nt Of the Horton
law In 1896. This statute authorized
the police department of the big mu.
nicipaliiy 10 conduct prize fights, and
under lts tutelage a large number Of
these affairs have been pulled on by
the big nlkels in the pummellng bust
ness.
The statistician In question declares
that prize fighting In Greater Sew York
during the past IA years has been The
most expensive luxury ever INDUCED
In by the people. More uhan ? ,5OO.OOO
has been paid for tickets by the men
who have visited these prize fights, he
return in enjoyment on which has not
been than 10 pei cent. II une same
amount Of money. he adds, had been
disbursed In getting up yacht races
rowing races, parades or any Vuher
form OF amusement popular with the
people twice as much fun would have
been realized.
Several OF the prize fights have result
ed 30 unsatisfactory as 10 nearly
cause riots. and Others have been plain
fakes, prepared for the purpose Of rob
brig the public.
The total attendance at an the fights
Is computed al 1850. 600. OF the mor
a two and a half million dollars ex-
pended the pugilists have received $500.
900 and h promoters 81 $50 600, The
number Of hghts Is given az 1850. The
pnofts OF sDme Of the fighters are as
tonishing. Jeffries Is stated 10 have
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-04
ALL HELP.

The SUCCESS of the twentieth annual
Territorial Fair Is already assured. hut
1t oan be made doubly attractive n the
officials are cheerfully assisted by
everybody In this city. There are many
things that should be done in the next
two weeks. Booths should be erected.
the business houses should be decorat-
ed. All subscriptions should be paid In.
All the detail work OF the exhibition and
street carnival should be looked after
CLOSELY, and completed before the fair
opens. Every street and alley should
be cleaned up. An those who intend to
take pant In the parade should get
everything prepared 40 that no delays
can occur. and in that parade every in
dustry of Albuquerque should be rep
resented. The schools should take part
In It, and an the races of the territory
be we'll represented. The bicycles
should be hastily represented In the pa
rade. There will be people at the fair
this year WIN eve saw "A bicycle, new
er heard a brass band. never saw hun-
dIeds of the many things that go 70
make up a successful fair. and every
thing should be lone to please. instruct
and entertain them, On the other hand
there VIII be many eastern people pres
ent who eve saw an Indian war dance
anu have no idea how an Indian tribe
live. This part OF the exhibition should
be made complete and attractive. Al
these things can De done In the mex
two weeks and II is business on the part
of the people III the city to leave moth
ing undone that win entertain visitors
ara make the fair creditable.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-04
Does u Pay 10 buy Chenp.

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
Is all right, burt you wan something
that viii relieve N curt the most Sc
we're n dangerous results OF throat
and lung trouble. What shall you do?
Go TO a warmer and more regular eli
mate? Yes, n possible; II no possible
for you. then In either case take the
only remedy that has been introduced
In all civilized countries with success
In severe throat and lung troubles.
"Bosohee's German Syrup" II not only
heals and stimulates the tissues to de-
troy the germ disease, but allays in
Illumination, causes easy expectoratlon.
gives a good nights rest and cures the
patient. Try N bottle. Recommend
ed many years by all druggists In the
world. For sale by ]. II. O'Rlelly & Co.