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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
THE UNIVERSITY!
0ratoriCal Contest Held
at Opera House.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes Sc
cures the First Prize.
BaccaIaureate Address and Services
at Congregational Church,

The oratOnoal contest which was en-
tered ~ a half dozen students u the
New MekiCo university. was held 81
the new opera house last Saturday
evening a larEo and intelligent au-
dicnoo was present who listened IN
tcnuy 60 every word uttered by the
contestants. aud al the conclusion OF
each orauOn thvy expressed their ap-
probation by vigorous applause
The EVENING" exercises we're opened
by musical selection by the we'll.
known vioiniat prof Di Mauro and he
was accompanied ON the piano ID Mas
raliadlnu. after which President u. W..
Johnson. ot the University Oratorical
society. announced that an grafton. On.
titled a Plea Tor Industrial Eluca-
ton" would be- deliver b. J, Edward
owen. The speaker D. ntioned the no-
ccsaity VI an education In all branches
Of trade and business IN forclblc aud
able manner.
Then came Miss slgne skoos. who
spoke upon the subject, The Heroes
OF the Alamo" which aHcitod no utue
applause.
Miss Mabel Anderson delivered an
GRAFTON On The Work of tbs D0ubter."
And received the approval u all The
pronunciation Of each word was clear
and the audience could understand all
that was said
a piano duett was then given By
Misses Laura krawinkle and Frcda
harth.
The president Of the association then
introduced Misa Elizabeth Hughes. who
spoke On The Rsocding Ideal" la an
eloquent manner The delivery waa
good and the speaker proved herself a
splendid orator
Imperialism" was the theme upon
which Joseph n Coonn interested the
crowd. Ills arguments were strong
ana contained some brilliant thoughts
which viii not soon Doe forgotten b. his
hearers
The last Grafton on the program was
entitled beauty" and was delivered
by Harvey hitlner t can be said that
The tone % tho speaker was almost
perfect aud many pleasant passages
were delivered.
The Judges Of the contest were
Mrs ~ AZ. Ferguson and Mcssra
H. r.. Fon ana n. W. bryan.
They were seated among the au.
dicnce and - the conclusion OF
the 0rations submitted their cards TO
President Johnson, who read the stand
ing OF tho participants ia the contest.
which wna as folloWa Miss Elizabeth
Hughes, Miss Mabel Anderson. Joseph
NJ Coons, Harvey Bittner. }. Edward
owen and Miss signe skoog
Mrs. Walter G. Hadley had offered
a prize Of go to the winner Of the con.
test. and Ia a Few well chosen words AIR
Johnson presented Miss Hughes with
The prize.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
ON UNIVERSITY CAMPUS.
A Number Of interesting Sports
Played Yesterday Afternoon.
The BASE BALL GAME.

The New Mexico University "neld
day. held On the campus yesterday.
proved "a biz success. The sports were
under the management OF Prof Childs
In the tennis finals Johnson aud
Frey won from BROOKS aud Httnsr Ia
straight sets aud brooks and Mlas
Hunt won from Herrick aud Miss Hal
loran la closely contested match by
scores OF Ga &C. 10.
Following ~ complets list Of the
ficiu sports and the winners OF the
events
Throwing base ball-Fru. n. q.
Hart 2is feet. ssoond. n. A. Armijo,
lg5 feet
standing broad lump-.FlrsL E. q.
Hart. feet 2 inches second. 81. c.
Harding
Hurdle racc-11e Tor nrst between Il.
N Arlniio. J. -. Terry. A. n. Her
rick
standing high jump-First. ID. w.
Johnson ~ inches. second. h q. Hart.
4eh inches.
sack race--First. n. p. Bittner; sso.
ond' Il. Halloran.
Foot ball kiok-F4rst. Al. Q. Hard
80 - AN'hH hTfNHHtAf L. - htNANIs
lOO-yard dash--Fifst. H. 81. Armito.
II seconds. seconds. N. c. Harding.
- 10 seconds
hunuinE hiGh Jump-Firs,, u. W
Johnson ~ inches. second, tie bstwesn
j. u. Terry and L. q. Hart at 81
inches
Basket Lall goal throw 40 trialsi-
first. h. y. Bittner. Q Eoals. second. NJ
G. Hardlng. 4 Eoals
Running broad jump-Fgrst. n. q
Hart 10 feeg inches. second. A. q
Harding. 10 feet inch.
2so-yard daah-First, L. c. Becker, AZ
seconds: second. H. AZ, Arraiio. rs sec
Onda
Rope climb go fseO--FirsL NJ q
Harding, seconds. second, l.. c.
Becker. 81 seoonda
Three-legged race-Flrst. l.. G. Beck.
or ana ID. w. Johnson second. IA. n
herrick and :, 70. Terry.
Pole vault-First, 81. q. HARDING a
Feet Second. tie between l.. c. Beck
er and ID. W. Johnson
Distance throw basket bail-Pirst L.
q. Becker. i0i feet second, J. B
Terry io5 feet.
Goal throw (girls-.i0 trials)--Flrst
Gertrude EddinEu. &. second, BESSIE
Bowden. ..
Harding scored the most points.
making three lrsts and four seconds.
Hart came second With three irsts ana
tNO seconds
The list 81 prizes for the winners
o. the above events was published Ia
fun Ia The CitiEon last Saturday af-
tefnOon These prizes were given By
the merchants OF the city.
BASE BAG.L.
The base bail game between the
University team ana the Indian school
club resulted - a tory for the lat
ter BY the score Of IS 20 T. The Unit
csrsiiy lads attribute their defeat 10
the absence % several OF the clubs
best players
The winners will receive a. prisea
b0K OF oranges from -. a. Bittnsr
and a picture OF tho tear from the Al
bright Art parlOrs,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
ruE nav INsI SioHr.


Hoy Crawford stock Co., Greeted b. .
nouss tuit 20 Admirers.
The Roy Crawford STOCK company
began weeks engagement ~ tue
opera house last ngut and presented
the play, soldier Sweetheart A
iafke audience Was ia attendance. ana
demonstrated their ppf0yAi " fru.
auent and prolonged applause. Mi-
ron Lethngwuu. me younE soldier Wno
enlisted la The war, ieayinE az home
hia sweetheart. Efne uauuuS, waa an
affective scene. kittie Walsh aud Tom
Walsh Wuro alno y0ung lovers VINO
krpt the audience ga an upr0ar uf
laughter. while Frita Adams. who pos
ga a. a wealthy old gentleman and Ted
Grimm played The part uf the william.
Between The nrst AMI second act
ChaUncvy l. southern sang an illus
trated sung OF The Oid New Hamp-
shire Home, aud Maggie hurEa de-
ushtsd tbs crowd vita coon SONGS.
Charles Burch. with hts monoioguea
aud songs scored a hit The movlng
pictures seie shown 70 s4elr best effect
aud were considered aRe.
The Dangers of q Great CITY" will
be- the attraction Tonight and GA
Wednesday evening "A True Ken.
tuckiaa" viii be- presented. "sapho,
the play which 10 having a biG run in
the east. viii be presented here for
tho FIRST Tins ON next Thursday even
InE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
non. l. DRADroHD PRINCE.
he Take about Meeting OF agricultural
College Hoard ~ Regents

he Take About Meeting of Agricultural
College Hoard ~ Regent
Hon l. bradford Prince. who vas a.
Las cruces attending a meeting " the
board Of regents % che Agricultural col.
iege and also delivered the address, 20
the graduating class Of the institution.
passed up the road for santa Fe this
morn ~ NJ Prince states that an
members " no boari we're present on
eepi A a. Jones u Las Vegas Bids
for printing FOR The college will 30 asked
f0r untii June -
"HegardiuE me deficiency u O. on aid
Mr. Prince 20 ~ have been saved By
me present board out Or tho territorial
appropriation FOR tho present year by the
most Rigorous Economy ana me romain.
der has been suhs0ribsd FOR BY me pso.
pie ~ Las Cruces and ne professors u
che COLLEGE 90 ~ returned on Of money
10 bs saved from future territorial ap-
propriahons IN succeeding ysars The
amount thus returned 20 tho MoriI hlnd
being 800 has 20 be expanded before
July I. or otherwise % DO roturnad 70
ina treasurer ~ ths United States A..
engagements were made FOR the srpsn.
dHure ~ this money IN additions 20 The
library % The emouni Of O. go. ana OF
tho remaining u ~ O. On T. appropriated
% tho agricultural division FOR mo fais
chase - experimental stock ana I'm.
proved indictments ana The balance FOR
machinery nnf apparatus sor the rnschan.
leal department and Tor ne hansa, ~
classes IN physics and kindred branches E"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

For years have We struggled to reach
the north pole BY ship Through hard
ship aud danger brave explorers have
ondcavorcd TO reach the coveted spot
The fact that the pole h still a mya-
terry points 90 the conclus D that our
method was wrong. and lends credrnce
20 the reccnt uttorance 81 learned
scientist that we must abandon ship.
COPY the Eaquimo'a customs ana walk
to the pole. The safe c1mmonsenae
reasons should Doe applied 90 health
There la only one road 60 recovery Tor
sufferers from stomach disorders. aud
that b. through Hostcttors stomach
httors. " you have tried TO cure in
digestion. constipation. dyspepsia. liver
or kidney trouble without IL. you have
simply been on the wrong track. The
nittcrs Will cure you
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
ABolisrEapiasion.

Last Thursday evening the boiler AZ
the pumping station az Rncon blew
up Daniel Cash. the brother OF Ed
ward Cash, section foreman AZ La
Tuna. was terribly scalded. His back
10 one great burn ami he abdomen Is
also scalded. lie was also Injured In
ternauy. The roof was blown on the
pump house. and the boiler went clear
through a corner 81 the stone building.
tearing a great hole through the solid
masonry The smokestack was carried
lOU feet IN the opposite direction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

which Rst Bruce kinney ia d rraysh
The quartet rendered another besutiful
selection. which wac followed by the
address u the day The discourse was
an interesting and scholarly EFFORT
aud contained many valuable suggos-
tons for those about Co launch out
upon the sea of business or profes-
aional ne. strong emphasis was laid
upon the fact that We should not i've
Tor ourselves alone. and that IN large
measure We are responsible for the vel
fare ~ our fellow men
In closing Mrs. shlniok sans beau
ufui solo In a finished and accomplish
ed manner Miss NJ r. Gilmore pre-
sided at the organ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
Accident. on The Diamond.

While pracucing before che game WIS
called last Saturday afternoon. Center.
fielder Perry Harris. OF the san Jusns.
suffered fracture Of his right thumb
while making a running catch Tho in.
iurod hand vas dressed by Drs Crosson
and earns ana tho unfortunate player
let for Fort Mlngale ln the evening.
Another accident occurred in which
fonoy ortiz WIS seriously injured by be-
inE spiked with the nails in Catcher
Prathcrs Shoes. roney was making a
home run from third and was aiding 20
tha plate a. ,hor icapcd into the air 20
catch the sphere and alightcd on Touy's
catch the sphere and alishtcd on Tonoy'a
but the player was ON deck yesterday aud
performs most effective work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
HORACE wINrIELD scorr orrno.
III" sou Ut Hon. Manuel u. Otrro, ~ santa
Feat ~ pasa.

' WV w 'h"N hhHhfi W. httfut OF Numtn
Feat 80 Paso.
Cadet Horace Winfield Scott Oterg
.of santa Fo nephew OF New Mexlco's
governor is at the Zoigcr on his way
home from the New Mexico military
institute, where he was "a student tina
year. Iie was Joined by Bi Bowie OF
Gallup, another cadet last night and
after "a few days stay viii 20 north.
There was no graduating class this
year Next year the institution VIII
probably have several 60 complete its
senior course. The faculty of next SEES
sion will not bear any marked change.
Captain william Fitzgerald, who had
charge OF the English classics viii next
year be engaged IN Baln '10re re 10
90 De succedede by IA graduate OF the
Washington and Lee university ia Vir-
ginia The new professor h. reputed
10 be an athlete, which bears the '0i
boys up % the belief that their games
and sports VIII be- materially advanc-
ed
Cadet otero was pitcher for the 1900
baseball team. which only met one de-
feat during the season. Tie viii be
among next years enrolment III
Paso Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

ur8ay. Arshtishep noutaerds ofifst.
ms Gays ths New Msuoan Those
who assisted In psrtormlne the esrs-
mony were Vicar General Anthony
FourcheEu and Rev Francis aiueren-
berg. % D. ". late of Cincinnati o.
Among the members OF the CLERGY prcs
Ont were Rev Fathers M Coudert
% nernsllllo. A. Rocdcn % Anton chi
co A Decker % isicta y Dumareat. q
brother ~ the candidate for ordination.
of pena Blanca n Maycux % pccos.
r Gllbcrton. Jules perachcs. A. Hael.
tefman AMI r urom OF santa Re The
new priest has not yet been assigned.
but Will likely be- attached TO the ca
thedral tie comes from noble fam.
ily in France. which owns large 90.
tates IA that country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
HAN AWAY rRoN SCHOOL.
santa De oiri Ia Arrested 10 ar ~ Paso
Restaurant.

santa De oiri IL Arrested Ia ar ~ Paso
Restaurant.
A Dispatch from nj Paso to the 81.
Louis Globe Democrat tells OF the al
legged eacapados OF Miss Grace Hud.
scNen. who. the dlspatch states. attend.
"a school al Santa Re- The following
- the dispatch To-day the police ar
rested 10 q restaurant ia EI Paao Grace
hudgesen. a beautiful girl IS years OF
age, who was induced 70 run away
from a convent IA santa Fe. n. NJ.
-FOUR months $50 by a man whose name
she refuses 90 Eivu. According 70 her
own story she was taken 10 a house In
Denver. A month ago she LEFT there
ana came 10 El Paa0. Father Ar
thurs. who had been appealed 10 ~ the
Frlh relatives 10 hnd her, discovered
the young lady and appealed 70 her 10
so home. She refused to 20, ana TO-
day she was arrested on a charge OF
petty theft and 10 being held until one
OF her relatives as Santa re can come
Tor her. The young lady has a sister
married 70 n prominent citizen OF san
ia Re. Her parents are highly respect.
able citizens Of santa Re county"
Gail at any druE store and get a free
sample OF Chamberlain'a stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are an elegant
physic. They also improve the Appe-
lite, strengthen the digestion and regu.
late the liver and bowels. They are
easy to take apd pleasant la effect.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
AnIzo.A ron LrMnEn.


Dealers Invade Colorado In search of n
Market
" W. slsson. treasurer Of the Ariao-
ma Lumber ana Timber company. was
In Denver yesterday. registered at the
Brown Palace hotel says the Rcpubu.
can. The mills OF the company ere at
Flagstan, Arizona, ana its forest prop
crty is In the San Francisco and Grand
Canyon reserves
We have just entered the Colorado
market with our lumber aud boxes. .
said ar. sissun. OWNS tO "a. hIRh
prices iu che eastern market and GER
tain coucers ons We have obtained from
the railways. we are now able 90 GEM
pete with Texas. oregon ana Michigan
100 Denver Pueblo and Colorado
springs We have begun well with
several carloads og boxes and soon
Arizona viii be sending pine lumber
into Colorado"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
Would ~ suner 50 Again Tor nay Time.
Its Price

l awoke last night with severe pains
In my stomach. / never felt ~ badly
m all my life. when / came down to
work this morning 1 felt ~ weak 1
could hardly work / went TO Miller q
McCurdy's drug store ANA they recon-
mendcd Chambcrluin's Cole. Cholera
ana biarrhoen Remedy II worked Ike
magic and one dose fixed me ali right
II certainly Is the finest thing I ever
used Tor stomach trouble. / shall not
De without u IA my home hereafter. for
/ should not care 70 endure the suffer-
mss OF last night again Tor nfty times
ita prico.-G. H. Wilson, Livcryman.
Butgct'asuwn Washington. CO., pa. This
remedy 10 Tor sale by an DRUGGISTS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

II - Of great interest 70 the west
mat the conference committee Of the
senate and the house Of representa-
lives has reached an agreement upon
blli permitting persons who have faii.
"a % perfec, their homestead elaine %
make new entries
This hfts prohibition upon home.
stead entries which prevented many
persons from making them In new sso.
lions % the west because thoy had
previously entered land under the
homestead law elsea here. The law
contempleies thar each person shall
have but one homestead entry. ~ mat
the public domain may not b. taken
up b. comparatively few locators. But
men who. f5r any cause. have been
prevented from perfectinE their home.
sfend claims have failed entirely 10 AZ
rive any benefit from the law. being
denied che right 20 make SECOND "a.
Try even under those conditions
Tue rev law Nin restore M sSht
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

Mrs. Mary Collins. aged So years.
who resided with her two grown
daughters on south Third street. died
Sunday night at 10 o'clock. Until last
Saturday morning she has always en-
toyed good health. when she was
stricken with paralysis and never re-
gained consciousness aftcrward. Mrs
Collins came TO this climate long
time ago with her two daughters, one
Of whom surerer OF asthma. The
remains OF Mrs. Collins will be ship
ped to her former home In Bridgovlile.
Pa, on Thursday evening, where the
relatives will give them burial In the
family buying ground II ~ UNDER
stood hcr surviving daughters will con-
t.nue their residence Ia Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

/ wish to say that feel under last.
ms obligations for what Chamber
lalna Cough Remedy has done for our
family. We have used q in SO many
cases % coughs. lung troubles and
whooping cough. ana u has always civ
en- The most perfect satisfaction. We
feel greatly indebted to the manufac.
turers u this remedy and wish them
10 please accept our hearty thanka.-
Respectfully, Mrs s Doty. Dea Molnes.
Iowa. For sale by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

transfer, a. stated, vas only tenn.
pofary. snd 10 day Chief Deputy New
conner was smiling az the shorins o..
nee.
Y. r. Wentworth, the efficient and
popular foreman In the reduction
works al Bland, was among the arfiv.
ais IN the city last night and circulat-
cd With his friends here to-day
George Relcher and wife. % MaHda
lena, came In from the south last night
and are stopping for a few days al the
Grand Central
Mrs. -. q. simpson and children,
from Kansas city. have very pleasant
rooms az the Grand Central
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

Ne'ioriny morning. wearing Iadysmli h
hats THAI can be turned Ia any direction
10 shade the face. Miasea Margaret K.nt.
i'ica bhor and Eiizabc,h Wiley lett fOg
.hc Icc3s country where thcy viii 10
.Uto camp. enjoy physlou Ife and throw
Jui baits IA the hope OF caichIng the
"iry trout. commonly called the
'spcckled beauties" MT and Mrs Kent
were az the depot to see the ladies nafc.
Isl on the train
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

Last fall sprained my Jeff hip while
handling some heavy boxes The doc.
tor 1 called on said at nrst Il was a
slight strain and would soon be wen.
out % grew worse ana the Doctor then
said ] had rheumatism. d, continued
to grow worse and ! could hardly get
around TO work. went to a drug
store and the druggist recommended
me 10 try chamborlain's Pain Balm. /
tried Il and onehalf OF a 50-cent bottle
cured me entirely. / now recommend
Il to all my friends. r. A. Bagcock.
Erie. Pa 4, Is Tor sale By o. drug
gists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
"rHE MErRoPoLE~ oLosED.
John Wiehs,rom Now has Partner, tobt.
Appleton nolnN the Centl.man

John wiohs,rom Now has Pavtner, Robt.
Appleton Being tho Gentleman.
10 correct q whole raft OF rumors 10
the eject thi some one had done
up' John Wickstr0m OF THE Metro
pole saloon. The Cltisen representa-
tive called on Robert Appleton this
morning for a few facts. Mr.. Apple.
tins name being connected with the
sudden collapse. he said. For the
past two years Mr. Wickstrom has
been anxious Cor me 20 20 into busl-
ness with him and I have always de-
cllned. The past few days. especially
In the past twenty.four hours. he ~.
newed his propos.tion and consent
Cd. Ny attorney Horton Moore. who
was put into possession Of facts last
night, has drawn ~ the transfer pa.
pers and I am now Mr. wickstr0ma
partner The Metropoie 10 closed. ana
will remain 10 for q week OF ten days
IN order 10 ALLOW done some needed r.
pairs 10 the room"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

u sbtfs % persons ghf hsgs bsss
prevented tom psffssuna their Slams
AZ Ntu be boon t1 persons Ntn b..
oauas of financial disaster of other
eau nave left their old homes ant
eouant fortune In newer and more re-
mote D. ts n the couatfy. Many such
reside ." colorado. Doubtieas hun
dreds Of n would long sincs have
taken ~ homea,ead claims here 90 In
Wyomng V DC bad not bssu i0r the
restriction which the new law Snl re-
move.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

j. q. Hood. justice OF the peace.
Crosby. Miss, makes the following
statement; Il can certify that one
Minute Cough Cure will do all that IL
claimed for i. Ny wife could not get
her breath and the first dose OF Il re-
Ieyed her. II has also benefited my
whole family" II acts Immediately
aad cures coughs. colds. Group. grippe.
bronchitis, asthma and all throat and
lung troubles. Berry Drug Co. and
Cosmopolitan drug stores.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

After suffering from severe dyspep-
ala over twelve years and using many
remedies without permanent good, /
ntally took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II
did me 90 much good l recommend
" TO everyone" writes J. E. Watkins.
clerk and recorder, Chilllcothe, Mo. Il
digeats what you eat Berry Drug Co.
and Cosmopolitan drug ssores
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
hAooALAuRrArr ADDRESS.
services 90 the congregational Church
Yesterday Afternoon.

Yesterday afternoon the graduating
class % the university ana their many
friends assembled az the Congregh.
uonal church 90 listen Go the Bacca-
laureate address which was delivered
by President G. l.. Herrlck
The service began with a musical ae-
lection which was admirably rendered.
~ quartet composed Of Mrs +. j.
shinick Miss Mabel Anderson. G r.
hodgin ana Maynard Harding. after
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

Encarnacion ortega. % CostIls. has
been granted pension of 50 "a month
Pensions were also granted TO Alfred
A. WaGgoner Flora Vista, san Juan
county 81 a month, and 90 Juan joss
Romero, Of pc Haven Union county.
s. a month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

J. c. Kennedy, Roanoke. Tenn, says.
II cannot say too much for DeWitts
witch Hazel Salye. one boz Of Il
cured what the doctors called an ip-
durable ulcer on my jaw" Cures piles
and all skin diseases. Look out for
worthless limitations. Berry Drug Co.
aud Cosmopolitan drug stores.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
ORDAINED a PRIEST

An I'm Pressise Ceremony ~ the Cathedral
az santa Ie,
Rev Miguel Dumarcst a French stu
dent, who has been preparing himself
Tor the priesthood la California. was
ordained priest az the cathedral on sat