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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Dexter, 900 atN.
Eagle and Blue Bell. zoo al jS.
Galeua 1000 az 9h 100 40 10.
Lower Mammoth 100 az 90.
Petro 90 at 20. 100 at 1919.
Sacramento. 900 at 14is. hoo az SAX;
800 at "a 100 at 334
star Consolidated, 100 at 90. 100 at
tlA.
Joe Bowers 1000 at 81.
Yankee Consolidated 1000 al l7a.:
1000 al H..
Shares sold, $500
Selling value E2lS
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Con-huskcrs suraIuaI v.rls,s
V,hipeai--"ife cats burns bruises. severe
,,steela'loHs ana external injuries Of any
klhl are promptly and happily cured
~, .S,lI'ying BILLIARDS. SNOW LINZ.
Drug Dept. a. a.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle--Receipts. 200. Nomlnauy
steady, Good TO prime steers. s 400
5.S5; prime 10 medium, 4OQ5 35.
stockers and feeders 2.75d4.45; COWS.
2.7563.25; heiters. 2oOd2. 80; bulls. 200
ASS, calves, 4.OOQ625: Texas fed
steers i0OdAaO; grassers, $780, 10,
bulls. 27543.25
Hogs Receipts today, 1900: Monday.
$1,000 left over, 3.76i Average cents
higher Top iS7H. Mixed and butch
ers 4.j0N4Siis good to choice heavy.
4.60N4.s5' rough heavy 4. 45d4.55; light
4.40Q4Slg; bulk Of sales. 465d4S0.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 Steady. Good
90 choice wether 8.75G4.l0; fair to
choice mixed 3.SjGS SO: western sheen.
2.70d4l0, Texas sheep 2.50a3 Co, ma
tive lambs 42jQ5.15; western lambs
4 75d5. 80.
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The salt Lake Mining Review ls the
only exclusive mining paper published
IN ms iuiermOuntaiu country. Every
one should subscribe; $3.50 year.
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ROsTON MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

Boston, Oct FOB. & NJ, s.sOlsa3.S7
b. a. b.. 67it06SH.
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As ref list and In accordance With law and
al order u the board uf diryctor made on
the 18Th day " August 100, 20 many shares OF
each parcel OF said stock as may be- necessary
will be sold at auction az the office ~ tie
company, noon N Mccormick Bldg. salt
Lake City, Utah on the 9th day N October.
at 2 y m, % pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the cost OF advertl,-
Ing and expense Uf sale
T. H. AIRS. Secretary.
Ia pursuance n resolution adopted by
the Board Of Directors OF the above named
Company at meeting held October 9th, 1890
the time Tor payment !seXten led and tbe
sale postponed until p. 10. OF saturday Oct-
tober 2Qth, 1870 at tie D ace ab0ys de.
slguated. T. II. AIRS
Secretary West Mountain Placer Minln. Co.
The above sale IS postponed 10 Thursday.
December bth, iHt, at the same hour md
place. by order OF the Board OF Direct IRA
J, II. AIRS, secretary.
salt Lake City, Utah. Oct 20 1901.
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Eyery Movement Hurts

when you have rheumatism. Muscles
feel stln and sore and joints are pain
full IL does not pay 10 suffer long from
this disease when Il may be cured 80
promptly and perfectly by Hoods Sar-
saparUa. This medicine goes right 10
the spot ncutralizes the acidlty Of the
blood which causes rheumatism. and
puts an end 10 the pain ana stiffness.
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And printing specially attended 10 az
the Descret News Once. Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders a
FTtglqlty
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Oct 20.-The weekly state
ment OF averages Of the associated
banks. shows.
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BANK STATIONERY

n1Iouness IS cured by Hoods Pills.
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Direct Route
to Chicago
CHICAGO UNION P4CifIc
d N0RTHHtSTfRN LINE

FASTER than anu oib,, .,.,.
'ThE OVERLAND iivj1TIfJ15Gs,
equipped WIN PaJce Siee0ioo ~
buiiet Smoking and liJrsrgy J S,.,
WIN barber and Diaino Cars n yoI,
"a 70 csrte,' LEAVES SALINE YIN nv
AZ 1850 o. m. DAHK The Cbic,a.
Special leaves Sat lake e,e,g e,ns
ing OF 6;40, FIRST class egyjo1s,,,
including free Reclining char css,
The Atlantic cypress ies,es al 7.oo
o. m. FOR tickets and reservst6 nv
apply 70 ticket agents, or 5J5 ,SS'
T. A. walker Gent Agent Chtsgs Z
northwestern Ryy 206 S. Main 81
S5h Lake city, ""
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|IIII[IB5SII|
|.'lIEfIlIsIs|
The "Quiet" Train.

At first sight the Chicago Special do..
not impress you as an eXtraori.psr,iS
fine train.
Viewed from the depot platform 4,
IS no handsomer than half dozen
other trains that leave Denver daily
Get aboard II, however. and lts su.
premacy Is az once APPARENT. Enter fhs
buftet-smoking-library car-thares
comfort In every nook and corner
Glance I'm the sleepers-'hands0ms
doesn't begin 10 describe them TIA
dlner-ever seen as clean car as this,
And the chair cars-no dust on The
seats; no litter on the floor, evcrythre
In perfect taste-eyerything as clean Id
q pin
Leave Denver on the Chicago Special
at o'clock this afternoon and tomor.
row morning you are I'm Omaha. 81
Joseph or Kansas City. tomorrow even.
ing IN Chicago or 81. Louis.
Thro' sleeper. Salt Lake 10 Omaha
and Chicago daily
Train for Black Hills leaves Denver
1880 p. m.
Tickets at Offices Of Connecting Lines
Ticket Office, 70 West, Second South 81.
r. f. NESLEN. General Agent
Salt Lake City
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BONDS

Church Bonds co.. ....'.s...'..'.,,l4
S. l.. City r. r. 1891
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MONEY AND BONDS,

New York, oct 20-Sugar-Raw,
steady; fair refining, Az centrifugal
30 test iA; molasses sugar 4, refined.
quiet; crushed. els powdered. 5.S5;
graduated, 5.J.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13
TRH SUPkHnH ctUR1.
Cases Dismissed Yesterday HOrning OF
Reset for Hearing.

Cases Dismissed Yesterday HOTning or
Reset for Hearing.
The territorial supreme court met yes.
tsrdAy forenoon az ths court house 10
santa Ne with Chief Justice Mills and
Associate Justices McFie aud Parker on
the bench,
In case No. $50, the First National
Bank OF Albuquerque ". ". w. MeClel-
Ian OF al. motion f0g reheAring was
oyerruled. A judgment had been given
10 the case In favor Of the plaintiff In
March. and tho Judgment satisfied.
Casr No. 7ll. Tue winters Cattle Rails
ing company, plaintiff In error, vs.. Tbs
Tertiary OF New Mexico. defendant in
error, tan case. has been reset for Jan
uRry IL,
Case No. SO, MArcslino Garcia. audit
or. plaintiff ia error. Vs. II. D. Bursum,
defendant in error, WAS submitted on
record without oral argument. This IL q
mAndamns case.
Case No, s2i, jose z. Ruiz, plaintiff In
error. W. The Territory OF New SNsH0,
defendant In error. was reset for jan IATy
10.
Case No. B23. The Firgt National
Bank Of Albuquerque OF al, plaintiffs In
error. Va. william ". Mcclellan Of al,
defendants In error, WAS dismissed By
plaintiff,
The following twelve applicants, who
had been admitted 10 practice In The
courts Of one or more states. and had
prnctieed for the last three years OF
more, we're reported ~ eligible for I'd
mission 10 practice Ia New Mexico: q
X, smith. Howard X. Neal. Frank @
Aatles0n and Arthur @. Good, Oter'
county; X. s. Whitehead, San JuSl
county; Mauley AZ. Dawson, Martin X
Baker. COliax county; W. b. Winter
sOoOETo county; Rtmund q. ABBOT, ed
ward Peiree. Taos county Arthur y
Jordan. San Miguel county; Oscar A
Appel, Grant county, The court admitted
the candidates, az recommended. FOu
candidates for admission have not 20
completed their examination. The re-
port on the above twelve candidates wa
signed BY Judge A. A. freeman. SOlicito
General X. l.. Bartlett and y. ". Clancy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13
sINn-

The subject OF closing the saloons on
Sunday Is being agiiated In this city,
Nearly every body wants somebody else 10
do the closing The Christian Endeayor
societies called on Judge 0TumpsekeF 10
do the woEk. The county officials insist
that II IL the duty OF the city officers 10
enact an ordinances regulating the sAles
OF liquors and sunday clOsiDg, and quote
the following section from the territorial
statutes bearing on the subject:
Sub. sec. Is; ITO have the right 10
license. regulate or prohibit the selling
or giving away OF any intoxicating
liqnre, within the limits OF the city OF
town" etc.
In an editorial article the Democrat
shows that Il IL not the duty Of Judge
Crumpacker to act la she premises, un-
less cases are properly brought before
him on indictments from the grand jury
That paper cheeriuliy tells the people u
tell their troubles 10 the grand jarT OF 10
the police.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13
EQUIPMEET OF OARS


win safety Devices Being Pushed by the
saRtA Fs.
An order has bean issued by tho Santa
70 management directing division
supsTintendents 10 report All cars not
equipped with air brake appliances aud
automatic couplers, aud forward the
same 10 repair points - quickly ~ pos
sible. similar order has been issued
BY the management OF the Rock Island,
The desire n 10 have all rolling stock
equipped with The safety devices by the
1ime the six months extension allowed
by the interstate commerce commission
expires.
AZ the Santa We shops Ia Topeka and
az she general shops OF the Rock Island
In Horton large proportion OF the re-
pair work now being done consists OF the
equipment of cars with brakes and coup
lefs. This majority OF the ears Of both
roads are already equipped In accordance
with the lAw, but the extraordinary heaVy
tFaffie Of the past several months male
wOrk In this direction, whieh would
otherwise have been done. impossible
aud ~ q result there u yet much ~ b
done Ia this direction, The use OF ear
not equipped with safety devices BY road
engaged 10 interstate businese becomes I
violation Of the law after the end OF thu
siH months extension.
Orders have been iavued BY all road
for the return Of fcTeiga cars with the
least possible delay. In this way EeapSc
tive roads are enabled 10 secure theil
cars, and have tina opportunity OF equip
ping those that are not already equipped
Topeka State Journal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13
BIG MINING DsAL.
Valuable Leases Aeasirsd and q Sig Mill
20 BE bFected.

Valuable Leases Aeq'irsd and q BIg MIL
to Re Brsslsd.
Hon. ]. n. May, manager OF thu Old
Reliable Mining company ,a south ssnta
Feoounty, was IN santa Ne. says the New
Mexican, The company owns ninety
mine year leases on ok valuable claims
on the southern edge OF the Ortiz grant.
and on yesterday completed the purchase
Of Interests In these leases. owned by N.
Debow. N. Cullen aud Major A. n. Ran
dali. Il II understood that large sum
Of money were paid tog these interests,
which were transferred to MF. Mayo and
Mr. Chapman. Of Chicago, and by them
transferred TO the Ola R-liable Nj ming
cympany. The new capital put inio the
company IL by Boston capitalists, who
have had the ak claims owned b. II
carefully examined by experts a. to their
value aud extent. Among the experts
who made examinations were Professor
SheTpless, state ge0loglst Of Massa
chusetts, and Professors Carmichael and
GriswOld, Of Boston, who enjoy most ex
cellent regulations ~ biologists aud
mining experts.
Mr.. Mayo aud Mr.. Chapman retain a
large idterest IL the company. and Mr.
Mayo Will e0ntihue ~ manager OF the
pro erty aud OF the nsw stamp mill
which tbs company will erect, The lat
ter IL 10 be IlO-stamp mill: negotia-
tions foe thu purchase OF such one ATE
/ now going on. and Il Ia expected that
BY early summer the mill will be ON the
ground aud ready for work. The experts
reports show that there ere immense
b1diel OF low grade ores. carrying gold
In sight; the ere Ia sight Is estimated
At from seven 10 nins million Of tons
80 ne assays run ~ high ~ s. per ton
and none OF II will average lea
than 81 per ton. The vArioul
deals for transfer Of the properties werI
on yesterday recorded In the cOpaty 10
eofdct's Office BY Me- Mayo, they hAvinI
been held as the First national banl
here In escrow. This means \ great dea
for the mining development Of soutl
santa 10 eouaty. ~ the company a. nov
organized has large capital TO back th
enterprise, aud IL controlled BY active
successful aud experienced men Of bust
ness and affairs. Mr.. Mayo, the manager
il we'll and lAvorAbiy known In this ter
riioSy. having been engaged In mlniBI
operations hers for ab Ut fifteen years
aud has also served with credit and Abil
10y rs chairman OF the board OF count
commissioners OF this county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13


EVERYBODY IN New Mexico and Art.
roma hope that congress will pass the bill
introduced By Delegate Wilson fxing the
valuation Tor taxable purposes Of the
Santa Ne Paciac railroad at $4,000 per
mile, By some twis, Of legislation this
road at present practically escapes taxa
ton.
Col DuSoAs u. HooD. con OF the fam.
Gus General Hood OF the contedeFats
army and a graduate Of Vest Point, has
crSt his fortunes with the South African
republic and IL nov y commissioned Of
aeeF In the BOer army.
NEXT June will be celebrated the booth
anniversary Of the bi,th Of Gutenberg
the inventor Of printing.
NEARLY siO0G1O,OOO n year is paid By
the inhabitants OF the United States for
coffee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13

n n thlr IAes lhN Ths Oplla s,andlar
on ~ ogn pnlpit Wlahqi sAaf eafif N
lVO 70 tnl6frs tpoh ne tfidsff Inr,
lhis IA ihe pfOpei ssasen 10 iJf6agf in0se
i1ibgs witch are offset and uaafeni
wrongs upon others. aud 40 transfofm
ourse yes and she world besides Tor the
twelve months 70 come 81 may it be-.
Another thought The man who prop
ely appreciates the lesson ~ the season,
would. n be could recall the past, take
back IN word Ia harshDees spoken, the
hitter 81 uttered 70 seeure q reputation
Tor smarlness, she senseless and ditpf0
poftlonase revenges taken 10 get even
with somebody, the mean things done al
the bidding Of q petty smbltlon, and par
ticulafiy the wfonge Il 1icted, not alone
on bis snemiee, but bis friends, the In
juFies done 70 thoae who never injured
him. No would recall the mistakes
caused By bis bIundore. his we'll meant
bat stupid actions. These he would 70.
call aud solemnly vow that they should
never be Fepcatei-never Again.
The healthful power Of nature heals
herself, No storm rat ever fhged con.
demned the earth 70 perpetual dea0la
/ ton. Tho track OF tbs cyclone, N,
yawning rents OF the earthquake, an
hidden In time. There wAs never cloud
40 black and threatening that II fortvel
put oct the sun. Hat thu wrong don'
BY man 10 man Il often iFFepaTaOle. TIL
smlla that once ne happy human face
has often been driven AWay, never 70 ~
turn. And II Il not God, but man, who
brings "that mind diseased" that "r0tt
cd sorrow" for which there is no mora
/ nhgatelau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13

Il IL understood that the republican
national committee will inaugnrAte a
campaign Of education" on the issue OF
expansion. Among the means 10 this
end will DO the publication OF campaign
literature 10 defense Of the governments
policy aud II Is safe 10 say that the is-
sus proposed will be extremely popular
In 1896 the republicans started q cam
paign OF printers ink against the six
teen toone craze. Rallaeies wers met
By crushing economic Arguments A
direct appeal was made 10 the intelli.
geRcs of the voter. The arguments ioI
expansion are just a. convincing and
will be also Sn appeal TO She American
lam Of ths people.
The history OF the nations develop
ment Is full OF instruction. To the orig
inGl area OF sos. 7Ss square miles have
been added IN 1898 the Mississippi trac.
$1,000 square miles, In 1903 tbs Louis
lana tract, ,235 400 square miles; In 1881
the Florida tract, $3.50 equare miles
IN lsi6 the Texas trast 26b,
7s0 square miles; In 1888 thl
California. Utah, Nevada. AT
iEona aud New MeSico tracts, bg9.83
square miles 10 1853 the dadsden puF
chase, 45.535 square miles; In 1857 On
Alaska tTAe'i $751; 40 square miles II
1858 the Hawaiian territory. 6,7i0 squar
miles, Porto Rico, 5000 square miles
the Philippines, $4,000 square miles
aud the Sulus aud Guam, iity mile
square. To the original area have beeI
added 2.gIS,gT6 square miles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13

Could not express tbs rapture OF Annie
Is. Springer. OF 1873 Howard street. Phil.
Adelphia, Pa, when ahe found that DE-.
Kings New Discovery foF Consumption
had completely cured her OF hacking
cough that for many years had made life
a burden. All other remedies and doc
tors could give her no help, bat she says
OF this Royal Cure-''it aOOn removed the
pain In my chest and | eau nov sleep
sOundly. something | can scarcely 70
member doing before. feel like sounding
its praises throughout the universe" so
will every one who tries Dr. Kings New
Discovery for any trouble OF the throat.
chest or lungs. Prce, 50c. and 81 Trial
bottles free AZ j. II, O'RleIly n Co.'s drug
store; every bottle guaranteed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13

Sheriff Boone. Of NJ PasO. arrived In
the capital Yesterday noon 10 take In
charge Juan Bernal, whose two years
sentence ~ the New Mexico penitenllary
fOF horse stealing has expired and who Ia
wanted ~ NJ Paso for the murder OF
Ranger FussslmAn. Tbs prisoner. who
Is i mao about AZ years ~ age, was do.
liveFed 10 him thls afternoon aud he left
with him Oa the t;lO o'clock train. Ber.
nal Il said 10 have besn with Geronimo
PARA. when Fuasslman was killed nino
years ago. In resisting arrest BY rangers.
PARA Was hanged last week 10 M PasO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13

John Beaysn Was thlTty-elght years old
yesterday, but was 10 busy nlling orders
for coal that he about forgot Il, but his
friends had not aud called upon him
aud his Wits isN night TO extend their
congratulations and remind him that h.
was getting along 10 years. Theirs was
passed most enjoyable evening, with
music, games aud. Of course, choice re-
freshments brought by the callers. MapJ
happy returns OF thu day were wished
.enlsl John, who, 20 say the least wa
~ gfatihed as sHtpTiuei. Those present
we're Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roueh, P
5cheek aud franklin J. shOup, Mamie
aud Harry shOup. d x. Phillips and vii
lie Phillips. Q. ID. Klnmpp. J. c. Dough
erty. Misses Mary Norman and Bershs
Edick. Mrs. GTlmmingeF. OF Tucson, A,
7 Messrs. P. Anthony. GeOrge Calverl
and others.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13
IlltIe may's IIiTthdsy,

Last Saturday. Mlss May Beaver.
daughter Of MT. aud Mrs. Beaver, eele-
brated her 9TH birthday. 10 the after
noon quite q number OF little people ~.
sembled at the Beaver home and right
royalty celebrated the event THE CITl'
EERs young reporter, who takes charge
OF ali such embellishments, submits the
following llat Of those present: Misses
Rdlth and Kdna Parks. Mary and Lizzie
Johnson, Harriet Beck, Rya Dickson
Marion, Bslle aud Margaret franklin
Ruth FOueh, Helen and Margaret
Schmidt, Nellie johnson, Agmit shinick
Edith Jones, Bertha aud kiith Abel
Marie and Aggie Lawlef, Masters Archie
Dickson. Cecil. Jack and Harry Ffsnhlin
Lawrence and Chester Lee, Harry Back
Joe Jones, Joe and OfFia Abel and
6eorgie Parks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13
Deeds Recorded

@. x. Newcomer TO h. Il. Carter and
wife, lot . and the south half OF LOT 3 In
block In Eastern addition 500.
o. X. Newcomer 10 Mrs. Annie Faust,
lot Z aud the north half OF lot In block
\ In Kaalern addition: tilb
Joseph dOldstein 10 .. A. Weinman. LOT
In block 10 In New Mexico Town com
pany'e addition; ei.
NJ. j. Sherlock 10 u ". Young, quit
claim deed 20 "The AvOndale" mine In
COehitl diatTlct;e500.
Abby W. Burke and husband 10 kllA X
Dunbar, lots ~ and 30 In block Al Ia the
original town OF Albuquerque; $1,000.
N. G. de RAca and wife 10 n. 3. OterO
4.65 interest Ia each the "8an Buena
Ventura" santa Barbara" and "san
francisco" lodes; 81.
James 4 Proper 10 Thomaa II, Lynch
three .i0uFths interest IN the Hard Luck
mine In He'll canyon $500.
Ada Pilkey 10 Charles Pilkey, one
eighth interest In the "COFena" lode. Co
ohiti district. a.
R.B. Piekard 90 Miss Lizzie hcGTath
Quit elalm deed 10 lot z. Ia block I
kagls TOwnslte Co.'S addition 10 Bland
$3.50.
CT. PeleFsOE 10 Charles Y. RemsbnTg
LOT z, IN block 4. In kagle Townslte CO..
addition 10 Bland; $40.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13

John Anderson. JOung man 70 years
old who came here about ten days ago In
ths last stages ef consumption. died
early this morning u bis room on south
Second street. Accompanied BY his
brother, OscA, he came from his home 10
ROokdale. Wis, hut too late 10 derive ans
benefit from this climate. His other
brothers, Ia kOckdale aud Chicago. have
BEEN notified OF his death. aud arrange
ments foe the shipment OF the remains
10 ROckdale ioF burial are under WAY. n
possible they will BE- shipped tonight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13
nlana,. SAG nj. /. A..ur.a.

The business men OF santa Ne have
agreed TO pay ". l.. Trlmble, Of Albu-
querque, bonus Of tl2b 8 month for the
nrst six months for daily stage line b
tween Santa Ne and Bland. Me-. Trimble
has autographed City Marshal Gable that
the nfst daily stage will leave santa We
for BlAad January 10. Mr. Trimble
operates stage line from Thornton 10
Bland, and has the capital and equipment
20 establish a ars,-clAss service between
santa ~ and Bland
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13

A startling incident, OF which Mr
John Oliver, OF Philadelphia. waa the
subject. Is narrated by him as follows;
III VAS In u most dreadful condition. Ny
skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, ton
cue coated. pain continually In back and
sides, no appetite gradually growing
weaker day by day. Tires physicians
had given me up. Fortunately. frlend
sdyi6ed trying 'kleetTie BitteTe; aud
my great JOY and surprise. the Grst b0itl1
made q decided Improvement. / con
tinuFd their uee for ihrea weeks, and IN
now q we'll man, know they saved mj
life aud robbed the grave Of another vic
tim" No one should fail 10 try them
Only go cts. guaranteed. at j II Orally
a Tata
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13
Fer over Fttsy Hssrs.

Az OLD AND WILL TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs WinslOW's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over CITY years by millions
OF mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect sueceaa il so0thes the
child, s0ttens the gu ~. suays all pain,
cure wind collie, aud II the best remedy
Tor diarrhee. II Is pleasant 20 the taste,
Sold by dfuggisia Ia every part OF the
world. Twenty dve cents bottle. lta
value il inealeulable. Be sure and Ssh
Tor Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup aud
take nc other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-13

News received from sOeoFfo states tina,
MIRA Guadalupe r. de Baca died Ia that
town on Thursday NJ the ripe age Of ~
years and SO dsys The funeral tOoK
place yesterday vt $3.50 In the forenoon,
Deceased died OF old age, She was a
member Of enc OF this oldest families In
the territory. and the mother OF Juan
Jose Baca, CandelArio Garcia and Other
we'll. known citizens OF Socofro county
She leaves many children and grand
children to mourn her death.