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Population, 1900. Of. ....... .. .....4,657
Assessed valuation 1900. " III, 292, 1893
Huntington, Dec. 3-Emery county
was organized February Y, 1850. The
territory compromised all Of eastern
Utah now embraced in Emery Grand
and Carbon counties. and is rich in
mineral deposits and other nat
ural resources. Samuel Jewkes
was appointed probate Judge.
Elias Cox Jasper Peterson and William
Taylor ST., selectmen. on the second
Monday in March, 1850 the court met
on Cottonwood and completed the coun-
~ organization. The first officers ap-
pointed were Emanuel Bagley. clerk
and recorder, W. ]. Shelton, surveyor
and prosecuting attorney; E. Curtis
ST., sheriff; J. X. Reid, treasurer, and
II. O, Crandall. assessor and collector.
At a later session Of the court James
woodward was appointed justice OF the
peace. The only officer Of this class in
the Territory east Of sanpete county.
EARLY STRUGGLE.
At a conference OF sanpcte Stake held
In Mt. Pleasant in August, 1917, Hon.
Orange Seely was made Bishop OF all
that district OF Sanpcte east OF the
Nasatch mountains, company of
fronuersmen was called to accompany
the Bishop 90 Castle Valley with a view
TO locating and building homes. These
pioneers built roads and bridges and
cut passes through the canyons between
the TWO valleys, and selected places for
the location of towns
In 1875 an overland mail route was
established between Salina, Utah, and
Ouray Colo, he mail going over the
GunuisOn trail through Castle valley, a
distance of 80 miles. In 1879 the post
Office department recognized the neCes-
sly for pOstOnice In Castle valley. and
ON June I. 1873, J. h. Reid was appoint
ed postmaster, the office being named
Castle Dale
In November, 1879 Samuel Jcwkes and
sons brought the first grist mill into
Castle valley. and after the mill was put
together 10 was run by horse power.
The first lumber made in Castle valley
was cut boy The old pioneer whip saw.
man power but during 1850 Samuel
Jewkcs and sons also put up a circular
saw mill. and 30 also was run by horse
power as well as the grist mill During
1881 the Rio Graule Western railroad
was graded through Castle valley. ana
this opened up prosperous times Cor the
people, as everybody that wanted IL
could get work az good wages.
CASTLE VALLEY.
Castle valley obtained us name from
the many stone and clay formations
that seem 90 stand as sentries scattered
over the valley and. on the mountain
peaks surrounding o. In many in-
stances Iucy are not more than 10 to 20
feet through and stand from 30 90 10
feet hlgh. while some Of them Of larger
diameter Cu Che mountain tops stand |
several hundred feet high and can be |
seen % 20 200 miles or
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Official DIRECTORY
FOR THE YEAR 1901.
STATE OFFICERS.
FOR THE YEAR 1901.

GOVERNOR-H eber M. Wells
SECRETARY OF STATE-James T. Hammond.
TTORNEY-GENER AL-M. A. Breeden.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUC-
TION--A. c. Nelson.
TREASURER-John De Gray Dixon.
AUDITOR S. Tinqey
SUPREME COURT JUDGES-James A. Miner
Robert N. Baskin, George w. Bartch.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

John E. Dooly chairman; Spencer Clawson,
Emanuel NJ. Kahn, r. J. Fabian. Philo T..
Farnsworth John M Whitaker clerk
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OFFICERS THIRD DISTRICT.

INCONSISTENCIES W. Morse William c. Hall,
Samuel w. Stewart
DISTRICT ATTORNEY-Dennis c. Eichnor.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

Ezra Thompson, ex-oificio chairman; DR. J.
c. E. King. Charles p. Brooks c. E; r. W.
Fisher, M. D.; Horace II. Smith, Clerk
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,... ..11i9
Population l'y 100 En- Ufg ga
Assessed Valuation i'''
Af-sh pno Grand county Wul0h
-. ,..,.,i. regard as only a
many o'o" P'-'', .'.'..3 ,5.r..,s "a
rendezvous FOR f'o'''' ".'.' $3.50
nlace that respectable folk ht' o'''''
,,i1o north. is destined mar"
b''' t..,,.. oua of tHa
the Woils-'o ..,.... ..rrt..s
wealthiest and most p'I'''
os oir state. A bold assertion 10 Do
,.t.p ,ya consider that this H
SUR WY" ...-r,. ...t.r.I rariou. ana
tbai almost every available mountain
stream ma. .o"s , .''., ,.,i s5on be- over.
ana tha' '"' '""7'
stocked .-.. .s, resources what
NHag ..''' .t., sl9II br.ns This Sec
the '.u. .i.. 'ts g.rt5
tlOh 10 '".
VARIED RESOURCES
a.. ..5... .f ,...r inheritance. as
I'D W.. ~ '' ...r. t". Irl1s.r.sa Wlll
the iu'.I' I.. '..' .a-..u.turs. mine
pc aa ,''s '...'. ,..h ,laruflc-
lu' an" ..U '.'. s,.r, ma fbe country
toi H's e''''''7
6,tiol', .r5.,. D.t.rg,, youup I'm
h,h .'... 90 ..t-r.rs uu-
100 On -.'..'',,,,. az ,l.r.l X EuH.es
osI tus 20" .., E..., her. t6 make Tor
o. Mal'" W. go. d.. "a, doubt uD.
IIei,'s'.l ',.,. s......n nf I-t.h was
u,Isly,I vi .f.'.,'l f., t1rricuItura and
~. ky '. ss...,,'lti.r nj rrlr crua and
10. W, i' ,..''..t l..rts The I.E
ON. ,,,..t.. .g n. ,,4s called. cs-
Meunta'i' a.. Observation-Disclosures I'M Grand
,.,. .r.- IN. rraeert site
I' ~. e.-rars buUt a
~ eie' ,... ,i.' ,.,.us ,f u.ni.b adm zee
stlV.'e 49, ...,...l n raral and Doe
iu,.'', '' $3.50 =, rqi.. N indie para
ssn ' XXI io-tba.walI.
ui7e VI '"''
INDIAN HOsIlLltlES.
Trouble with the Indians soon put an
eha 70 tle NV i,.. -'' ~. ' ~ t,nt
~ p'''ii3oIt, anI i,dv'or, Edwards
i' ,i i'i''i r,' ,'. s.,'.,.os and prssl-
~ N - -. i,l.ifr,,s y-,e badly
u'ht N,i''G NJ. .t'.i', ,,.,.o t.r1s1
NuSi H., ...,,'r ~, ~. f..i.,u,I,s,
snu g'gl' , 60, %, 49," ,o.t,, abandoned
~, 9Sl .,.i .,.,t.l f,r tfonu vgbers
w! W. ioi, a. :, 800, Io,cr
Nigs ai'''s 49,. 80 ,,.,rs ,rt,r
.o'c ~ 80. 80, ,s,s nr,ybabjtsd nv
We. vi e''N 49, .-S ea,, rt,,i,,,'s
VIZ 49, 49, ', TO-, Shis ,or,,a- and
ioI isse -. tIai,i END o-sr75 iraf.h
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

E. B. Critchlow, L. Frank Brantng, Arnold
G. Giauque NJ II. Walker William j.
Newman, Oscar w. Moyle, b. S. Young
Joseph Geoghegan, w. A. Nelden, Simon
Bamberger.
CLERK. b. MoretOn.
SUPERINTENDENT OF sCHOOLS-Frank b.
Cooper.
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APPLES PACKED IN TEA

Apples and several other Australian
fruits are exported packed In tbe
shredded bark Of the tea tree.
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JAMES n. Ho RMSpr

Sewer Pipe. Fire Brick Prepared Fire Coy,
lirguting AID Drain Tile, Terra LottA,
Chimney Fiue-, Nltraled Brick for NalA'
stable Floors. etc Hollow Brick Tor INV
pro1fng Bni'dlnEs a Speciality. So.
r. %. Wood, Cross, Davis County, utAn'
Pa south Bountiful
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TOWNS

The principal towns OF Grand county
are Moab and Richardson Moab the
county seat. Is thirty-hye miles of the
railroad; but as announced in the
News lately the Rio Grande West
ern win soon connect 10 with other
towns OF the state. When Moab can
De reached by rain. Il Is destined 20 be-
come q great winter resort for people
from the upper valleys for the climate
is so delightful that even now hundreds
of people move in from mining towns 10
Colorado and places elsewhere 10 spend
the winter with u.s. This llttle town
supports three good country hotels.
and more business is done here than
I'm some cities of The State that have
three times the population, This is the
QUILTING point for am the mines and
ranches In eastern Utah The town i3
fast putting on city airs. much build
ing and other Improvements are going
on people are prosperous and happy
so the Canada nor oregon fever hasn't
struck Moab yet. The accompanying
picture OF our Central school building
IS a sample Of the thrift and progress
sion of the town. A new l.. ID. s.
church Is in course OF erection. and win
be finished about january lst. the old
one having become too small for our
growing population.
Richardson located In Little Castle
Valley, Is building up and Is forging
ahead IN agriculture and stock raising
Other towns OF the county have bright
prospects before them, but they are
mostly new, and the settlers are strug-
Cling with the hardshlps chat pioneers
In any new country must meet
Samuel N. King and others have late
" finished a forty mile watergrade
wagon road along the Grand river be-
tween Moab and cisco. go most OF the
settlements OF the county are now con-
nected by good roads with the county
seat.
You who have looked uron this part
Of the country as a home only for out
laws and t0ughs. win be made %
change your opinions ere long, for
Grand county is coming to the front
mark the words
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FLoCKs AND HERDS,

stock raising is. as Il has been for
twenty years past. q great Industry I'm
This county. Thousands of cattle.
sheep and horses are annually shipped
10 eastern markets This industry Is
a growing one and those engaged IN
il are among our wea'thiest and most
influential citizens only lately the
TAYLOR Brothers OF Moab leased some
over 1900 acres OF the best summer
range from the state. paying a hand
some price for o. but this they can
easily afford TO do. as the range IS
one Of the best IN Utah
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ANUNCloS AMERJcAHus
UE PUBL1cA La ooknEsl oNbENt1A
Emulsion de Scott.
The New-York and Porto-Rico
Steamship Company.
P1doras rosadas del DR.. Williams.
The New York Life INSURANCE
Company.
Vino cordial del DIR. Ulrici.
Maquinas - escribir Remington.
La Universidad oe Notre Dame.
Vino reconstituyente de Stearns,
Maquinas de escribir de Hammond
Vino de cereza del DR.. Aver.
Cerebrina compuesta, del DR.. Ul.
rici.
Compaf1fa de seguros de vida "H
Sol"
St Mary S Academy, Notre Dame
Vigor del cabello, del DR.. Aver.
Jab6n Forest City,
y. 81. A. =" Lima & Co. Comis
nistas.
pooley Smith & Co. Comisionistas.
4arzaparrilla del Or. Aver.
Alimento Mellin para aiaos.
E1doras del pr. Hayaok,
1ss1epras : para 81 hlssdt. del Do.
Aisad'orss q Afa,aA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
DIVERSE REPORTS.
Hard 90 Get Truthful ssvs from Chinese
0ulalaIa

Hard 30 Get Truthful ssvs from Chinese
Omcisls.
London. Aug. 2l.--Biverlye paragraphs
az 10 the movements o. the Chinese Inn
psrlal family continue 10 be- resolved at
treaty ports and are thence faithfully
transmitted 10 the Europsan capitals
Those representing the court as having
lcft Pekln are 81 exclusive Chinese orr
gin. According 90 them their malestiea
ans wun ON the way 10 Sian TNi. about
zoo miles inland.
Fighting was going on IN fsokin on
Saturday, ao,oriinR to one report, but
according to a dispatch received by the
admiralty fnm Resir ADMIRAL bruce
the allies entered the sacss.l city OF Pc
kin on Friday.
II the Chinese government IL al Sian
Fu, there Is no mcarG uf geutinR at
them. according to military men. with
ou. prolonged campaign and Wath an
army as large as Isord Roberts 10 81
cure blss@ ~ communication.
Advioca fnym the provincial capitals
Shaw that tine attitude Of the sOitip.rn
mandarns haa been friendiy fance the
allies reached Pekin. some milgicaIates
have been issuing prOchnEltiona COM
handing the Chinese 60 attend 10 bsr-
iness avoid 1odition and arlon0wieig-
Ing the invasion 81 the Foreigners wtis
Justified.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Wilmington, Del. Aug. 2i.--1rhe reg
ular," OF dupont, ropubliuans held "A
site convention m this city to-day. Tx
Congressman Jonathan 3. Willis waE
temporary chairman. The plttform
cordially approves the administration
% President Mckinley. ravors an ln,ie-
pendent government FOR cuba. de-
nouncca The demooIatbc cry OF "inlper-
ialisn' as false, denounces legislation IN
the south designed % disfmnchise the
ncgrocs, den0unces the demand OF the
dcnocr1ic national platform for FREE
coinage OF silver. fayOrs any honorable
compounds booking 10 the union q the
rcpubiican factions In sippWs Of a
common ticket.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

70 ths en- agtGasF cor invausisntion
The bill % Mrns !. a. AIhrtaht wns
reported adversely upon BY the city at
tcfneY, and the council aocepted the
rcport.
City ENGINEER itoss Submitted rea,oyx
on grades Cor the Park property In the
Terrace addition, which wa read ami
after some discussion WIS accepted.
The finance counnittco rupuaod Ia
voIuJiy upon the following two bliia.
which ahruuid have been inciudnd In
thc last quarter po,id A I.cmbhe. tas:
J. n, Palmer. tiia3.
Alderman Rogers. - the fuel and
hEht committee. reported that, Per In
atrwsion, an arc iight had been put
IN position az tho cOrner u silver ave
auc and F1flh street.
The police committee reported upon
the rVpurt u che city marshal Cor July
nndlnw % corrcCt.
Mayor Mnrun stated hla oonveasas-
ton on sunday morning With Mr.. Barr
third vice president % the santa Re. on
the vi'Uiinct proposition. and informed
the ooumdl that ar. narr had declared
that he would moi aiEn any contract to
eliminate switching aciuas the Itadfoa.I
avenue cr1uaing Considerable diasua-
sion WIS then entered luto by the
cOunUilmen. after which the mayor ask
ed the opinion % those OF our citizens
who were present W the meeting. n
WIS finally agrccd. without nrst Ek.
ans any action. to ask thc nliiruad cosn-
pany % transmit in writing a copy Of
the pruISHHed contract q would make
with The city, the same 10 be a,llarsitted
70 the cVuncil ami cttizcna.
This matter being. Tor the time, dis
posed Of, the mayor then appointed All,
ltaIgis io iiu the vuoancy o,xuslonel by
tho dismissal Of Policeman Love. Tbc
council cOnnrmci the nomination.
Under suspension ~ the rules. tho fol
lowing 0ryiinauoe was Taasscd.
ORDINANCE NO. 100.
session l.. That al circus and me-
nsgerie paradios be and hereby Are per |
United 70 traverse the streets ~ the
'ity Of Albuquerque. FOR a license. In |
he sum ~ SEQ for eacn parade. Pro /
'i,lcd. that no s,rsh license BE- rcquircd 1
Il any cirCus or mcnagcrie licensed TO
how Within said city.
Sec. .. That any peFu5n, company OF
'orporati0n Violating the provisions
untainci IN section OF chis OISiinanse.
han. upon conviction. be fined In the
um OF tiO0
The council then adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
Rua Over and Kin.d.

A lailorer IN the employ Of the Santa
Re focific. WINS run over BY a west
bound pas,cnger tisin AZ the cinder pli
near feagstam yesterday afternoon. A
telcgfum was sent 20 chief Surgeon
Cornish hcge and he let for the west
last night On meeting tho No. pas
acnEer train "a Gallup. coming this
way. tho doctor was informed that the
man had died and was al Winston,
where he would be buried. The doctor
then returned 90 the city. arriving here
on the delayed passenger train this
morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

tAncoln. Ncb.. Aug. 2l.--Afr. Bryan TO.
day completed the Eneech 60 be deliver
ed al Topeka On THURSDAY IN reaponss
10 the notification " the pupuiist nom
inations. The spcth h about tO0o
words IN length and DEALS largely with
the trus. question. Brystn also oonlild
ers az somc length the prosperity con
tcntion 81 tho republicans. lie again
presents imperialism as the partm0unt
issuoa and gives sonic figures te show
the burlena That he claiuIs miiltarism
win impuae
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

rhs pcala nshcrioa VI the Red sea On
tend The whole leng 81 ,nat wat. O..
AiEut three hundred boats are EN-.
ploycd ~ tha Arab tribes. r,anue.i
BY crews OF from ave 10 twelve men.
each provided with a number 81 small
oauosa. Were are two nahing aaasona
of inc year. and this treasure h said
TO be 0fiecttsngs a. elusive az = Tar
n~fc prcciosia TREASURE .Health for
whlch ~ nntny Eearuh uaeicaaiy. T'hs
aurcBt gui,io to heslth la Hs.steifef's
STOMACH bittcrs, ah Invaluable rem
edy for Rioiuuuh Disorders. recOumend-
ed by tho beet physicians f0r ths paat
nfty yoaru. a should be- taken for ogn-
etHation, Indigestion. Dyspepsia. liver
uoubic kidney weakness OF any dis
order rceuitins from impure blood OF
an overNorked stoinach.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
Beware "f ointn,cnts fori,atarrh that Com
tain Mercury


Beware of Ointncnts forit'RtRrrh that Com
tain Mercury,
AZ mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely deraRge
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. such
articles should never be 1sed except on
prescriptions from reputable physl-
clans. as the damage they will 10 is
Ten fold 20 the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hhlrs catarrh
Cure. manufactured by r. J. Cheney
a Co. Toledo. o.. contains no mercury,
and Ia taken internally. acting directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. In buying Halls catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. II
Is taken internally and IL made In To-
lede. Ohio. by r. J Cheney a Co. Tes-
timoniRls free.
Sold by druggists. price 7Sc per bottiS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

tetivs found Deacon" sanfsgd ana
George n Cuudin. who are well knoun
90 Albuquerque people. They are "A
Nc .IoigerH pay roll and are bopuiar
employees. Tho clerks To- the h0tei %.
Me- are Frank Pimpei and Louis zeiger.
while biwari ZoiEcr is che as-,rutary
and hookkcepor. The uotel ZeiNer IL
ciaHsei az one - the best aud biggeut
hutelrien Ia the southwest and has =
wonderful trade.
!. ~ WinEo. who was oonncctei with
tho Journal Dcm0rrat tow years aso
II nov oaahicr q the f.ovtien National
bank u H raso. lie attended ths
games and wan pleased 10 so hts fOr-
mcr Albuquerque srienla.
W. q. Mccormick, trainmnster - the
Mexican Central. stlu has a s1et a,ot IN
hts amfoiny Tor Albuquerque and her
people. especially the base bail club TIE
took Ia both games ana yerlei when
a hne play we made BY the Browns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

aissF s4mpang W n. n eaexn. ttan.
mont ~ dofauit was entered for eto7.
on absolute divorcs wac granted ths
plaintiff In the VASE o. Esdmh c. Haynes
W. Dr. John R0wprs Haynca
The distrist attorney took an appeal
from the decision Of the court adiudN.
ing thas Pueblo Indians were not sub.
Jet to taxation. IN the cas- u the ter.
ritory w. delinquent taxpayers.
Antonio Jose sauciez was granted q
divorce from his wife. Viviana L0pes
annsheu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
coNrnAHs 10 AoRnrnrNr


Ah' NWAsinns tofreu Entrance tntu fchin
OF the Aiiied Army.
New York. Aug. 2i.-A dispatch u
the Herald from rekIn. dated Angus,
AZ, via Shanghai, slys. Contrary to che
agreement ~ the allied comma ndcra.
the Russians advanced and occupied
the first door Of the east gate early In
the morning Of the ifth CTuesday) but
failed TO force the second door. AZ 2
o'clock In the afternoon OF the iath the
British and Americans entered the gate
near the legations ana met with only a
slight resistance.
The Japanese met with more serious
opposition 80 the upper east gate all
day. AZ midnight Of the 18th they blew
up the gate and entered the city. Many
OF the Chinese were killed. The people
IN the legations were all well. but some
what starved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
Campaign To- Mi.sour,.

se,taiia, Mo-. Aug. si.-rhe demo-
cratic camaim "a Missouri opened
herc to-day IN tho present ~ nearly
5000 pcope. The parade Of the clubs
Yves folhmcd by speech making. The
principal address, very made by lion
Adlai y. Stevenson. Vice presidential
cendt,ttte. and 4. a. pockery, doiuo-
ciatic caudidnto for governor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Washington. Aug 2l-'Minist,sr stor-
er az Madrid, informs the state de.
pawnent that treaty Of anity. cym-
nierce. navigation and general inicr-
course has been aigned Professionally by
the minister 90 state ami himself I'ais
practically marks The last step ~ com.
pictr restoration "a rsiatioga heU.s zen
Spain and the unlted Seattle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Baltimore. Mi, Aug 2i.--Mars1nnd
has been ravag-i by terrible elssctrioal.
wind ANA rain storvrn within the last
day or two. Several lives were lost
and Ave or six perpsOns injuns-d and the
estimated aggregate loss Of property Ia
ais1ut f9b.OOO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
CArnnLIc rnNYnKrs
STA Thousand Iiesciged by Chinese noxer,
aud Probably Killed.

4iA Ahousauu b"seigeo ~ thtuesU ltoNeri
nnd Probably Killed.
New York Aug Ala dispatch "a
the Herald frOm Tion Tsiu says.
Father DE Iieia. Lazarisi mission
airy, has arrived here, Al village
forty miles northwest. he. with 6 1000
conycraz. held OFT six weeks against
10000 boxers, armed with rifles and
sworis, who intended binding and kill
ing the whole population.
General sung sent word thst the
Christians wound b. spar.i. but must
disarm and Father Dc Hcia must leave
for the coast lie was escorted 20 Gen.
erai Ma az Peh San ana had been uhere
three days when piet san Yves taken
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Sick headache absolutely and per
manently cured by uaing Moki Tea. A
pleasant herb drink. Surea conatlpa-
ton and INDIGESTION, makes you eat.
sleep work and happy. Satisfaction
Euaranteei or money bach. J H.
OsHofiiv a "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
DIsrRIor oOURr.


several p'soFoe suiis settled other Court
Matters.
Ia the diaricl count this morning. the
ease % Katherine C,ae Va. Myrtle l..
Code, divVqre. was hcaid and the
piaiusin was granted aisaclufe divorce
on thc ground of deacrtion The defon
dams was one OF the original owners ~
mines in ne Coehiti naning district.
and. besides DESERVING mn wlfo. ioft
behind q uumlcf ~ unpaid bills He Il
ulid io he uomoAhcuo IN Mexico.
in fba mntor ~ J.. H. Kuhna bank b
ruls, the court ISSUED AN order ~ refer.
cnce o. the referoe.
In the ease "a the AIlyoquorqua sad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Philadelphia, Aus sl-The rcpubli-
can state committee to-day adopted
resolutions denouuCinR the aqti0n Of
she anal Quay ~ tiun - lhe party in
advocating fusion with the democratic
party in certain legislative districts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Washington. Aug. 2i.-rhs govern
mcnt has rrceive,i positive confirmation
from Ofiiui.,l chln,4ae SOURCES Of the de-
Irirturo ~ uhs emperor and empress
doRaEcr from Poidn. They went west
ward. but the point az whiuh they arr
n.Yw Invaded was nut given
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Paris, Aug, gi.--rhe Temps pulaishss.
a dlspatch from Shanghai saying II Is
reported there THAI the dowagcr egn-
pross fled frum Pekin with treasure
amounting 20 5Q.00o.O00 ts,sia ami Is sur
rounded bY japanese cavalry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

"rhcre 10 but one small chance 20
save your lie and tina; Il through an
operation was the awful prospect set
before Mrs. !. u. Hunt. OF Lime Ridge,
Wis, by her doctor after vainly trying
90 cure her Of frlghtfui case Of stom-
aeh trouble and yellow iaundlee. He
didn't count on the marvellous power OF
Electric bitiers 70 cure stomach and
Liver troubles, but she heard Of Il. took
seven bottles, was wholly cured. avoid
Cd surgeons knife. now weighs more
and feels better than ever. Irs post
lively guaranteed 20 cure Stomach,
Liver and Kidney troubles and never
disappolnls. Price 90 at J. "A. o'ReIl-
~ 8 Co.'s drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

AIRS A. u. whhson. as one Of the
Women'a Relief corps delegates 20 the
national cncanpment vi the "a. A. A.,
will leave for Chicago Thursday morn
ina Al Chicago she viii meet her son.
Lloyd Whitaon. and after che encamp-