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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

You may az well expect TO run a
steam engine without water as 90 nud
an active. energetic man ~ith a torpid
liver ana you may know that his liver
h. torpid when be does not relish hia
food or feels dull and languld after
eating often has headache ana some-
times dlztlucss. a few doses ~ cham
berlains Stomach and Liver Tablets
viii restore hia liver to Its normal
functions renew HE vitality, improve
HE digestion ana make him feel like g
new man. Price 20 cents samples
free az an drug stores
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
No. o.
The FlFst Prayer.

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stamp and
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
LANp orrrcr BUSINESS.


tries tor Past Week.
Following is the record of transac-
tons at the United states land office
On santa ne for the week ending to-day
noon
Homestead Entuls- Donaclano Gu
terrcz, Albuquerque. 100 acres. HERNIA
lilo county. Juan Gonzales Wagon
Mound. 100 acres. Mora county Fili-
berto Lucoro. Ia cueua. 1850 acres. Mo-
"a county. Hon.ficlo q, Pachcgo
Chaperito, 1880 acres. san Miguel
county; Cells rareoc. Wagon Mound.
400 acres, a-ors county Elizabeth Pas.
C9e, Wagon Mound 300 acres Mora
county Mauue. Mtld9nado Las We
gas, 100 acres. Guadalupe county, Vie
tor MARTINEZ s. Garcia. Gali.uas
Springs. 100 acres. Guadalupe county.
Margarito Gonzales. GuInls Springs,
y1 acres Guadalupe county. Jesus 5.
Montana. GaliiubH springs. 1891 acres.
Mora county, D. b. Vigil Halls Peak.
100 acres. ColiaN county. plucdo Vnl-
drE de- Frysqurz Wagon Mound 100
acres, Mora county. Manuel Duran,
dez Wagon Mouai 100 acres. Mora
county, g. de- Gonzales. Springer. 100
acres. Mora county. Manuel Duran.
Hans Peak 100 acres ColfsX county;
Flubert1 TacheD0. GuRlaluplta. 100
acres san Miguel county. CATERING
Chayez Thornton 100 -erra Valencia
county. u. A. Nelson Anton ChI,o.
1885 acres. San Miguel county
Final Eutr.,a-Johu o. Ncurantyr,
Halls Peak 1871 acres Mora county.
Desert Land EuirS Npuo Martinez.
Wagon Mound, i6l acres. Mora county.
GONE no LAS CRUCES
A. n Hurk yuIet s.atls Inspector
OF surveyors general ana land offices.
has completed hH duties at Santa BE
and gone 90 Las Cruces Geo Inspect the
United statos hand office here
Sick headache absolutely and per-
mancnuy cured by using Mokl Tea. A
pleasant herb drink cures c0nstipa-
ton and indlg 'stlon, makes you eat.
sleep work ana happy Satisfaction
guaranteed or money back. A..
/ . Reilly a Co.
The C. Colombo Benevolent society
are making extensive preparations for
the annual picnic ~ the society, which
viii be- given on sunday July 1 The
proceeds 70 be- derived from the picnic
VIII 90 toward helping 90 defray ex-
pouses incident 90 the building % mo
[ new hail which the society e. erecting
on north Second street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
pEArn cAur TO ~, UrrIrr.
Melville Cunnci with his Seek Hrokrn,
Died this MurninE.

uivu this MuruiuE.
Melville Council formerly of sui-
van. MoultrD county. Illinois, who Tell
frola a passenger train here sunday
night aud broke bis neck died at Uo
county jail th.s morning ag 4 o'clock.
This 10 one of the most peculiar cases
mat has ever ben brought 90 the att
tontion OF the local physicians. SIR
Conncll was picked up soon after tbs
accident ana upon examination by DTS.
Cornish aud Pylycc 10 was discovered
that the mans body was paraIyzed ana
that his neck was broken. tie could
not move a muscle in his limbs. but
was able 10 converse with anyone The
only nourishmcnt that could Doc given
was milk Ia small quantities, Ia am
sWcr 90 questions pul Go h.m by cit
lcn reporter icw minutes after his
accident he said. 'Ilo was from Sui
iiNau, lil. und had roIchllthe age Of
q years. Ills parents ana all other rel-
atVcs were dead and had NO word TO
send 90 amp OK Ais acquaintance. lie
had worked at mining in New Mexico.
bat did not mention the place where he
was last employed
The Benevolent society and physi-
clans did everything possible TO relieve
him 90 his suffering. Death came 20
his relief ths morning and he Has burr
Ted in FlivlcN cemetery lhH after
noon
The easiest and most effective method
OF purifying the blood and lnv.EOrat-
ing the system IL 10 take DeWltts
Little Early RIsers. the famous little
pills Tor cleansing the liver and bowels.
Berry DRUG Co. and Cosmopolitan
drug s-orea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
TO. 90. a Busk-- l-t .'te5.
A .Hef 'nerut .tuf.
f"H.Hfr. fHr ertr. fH.H
tCIrrH f.H 81 .H Nuf H Bod. U....

owen ..tt ever offered 70 u.tt Do
H.Ir boo Hfe ~put ttsfspnid
.u IrUriut nf2 cent pustpEr .fHwu aud
signatures .uf fFUM au.rfH % 40.
II. IHH. IiIHHffIl tuIrH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

Call al any drug store and get free
sample OF Char beriains stomach and
Liver Tablota. They are an elegant
phys.c. They also improve the appe-
tie. strengthen the digestion and regu-
late the liver and bowels. They are
easy 10 take and pleasant In effect.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

Table Cover
Two ls CoupDny,

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
THREE CONCLUSIONS


5000 H.I ..f.H 1rsirn sent
psaIr1 bed sn terttHf Of 4 rent
g. .tr uu1 aiuna.
g. f.a Hf" wrauuUr %
a H,. .Hri coffee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16


Sow that the city authorities are
about to make over the fire department
auI place il on permanent footing
lui in yiew of the changes that Will
have Goo hr made ia regard Go buildings
rty.. would 10 not az This time be- wise
iur them before eXpendIng any money
uI raWodellnE present buildings that
ary nov on leased property, TO consider
.hr purchase of lot and the erection
ui "a bose house which W,ll Boz suitable
i1, 900 time to comc-oue that VIII fur
nish good sIecrpns quarters FOR the
men. MISC hfIy foot tower FOR drying
hose. The pres ut quarters % No. 2
hose company are only "a shell OF a
building. but T." tac present shape could
ba used Tor storage room Tor the hand
.srl.. extra hose. rte. which the city
can uFr as 10 s Goa rcmoieung this
house thefe1rr u great many little de-
TAILS that cost considerable money to
put team 100 proper shape that when
,ns city should build "a hose house on
rily property would boz "a total loss. ~
amy money b. to Boz expended put 10 on
permanent city property as "a well reg-
uatcd nra department Do one Of the
most Important branches Of citys
government q j PAsSMOHE
W. g. Musser. Mlllheim, Pa, saved
The iife OF his little girl by giving heF
! one Minute Cough cure when she wal
| dying from Group 70 r. the only
harmless remedy that gives immediate
results. II quickly cures coughs. cOlda
bronchitis. grippe. asthma and al
/ throat and lung troublea Berry Drus
/ Co. and Cosmopolitan drug stores
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
FOR MlOOLE.ACEO WOMEN.

Two Letters from Women Helped Through
the "Chanae ~ tife" by Lydia n. rinh-
hams Vegetable Compound.
DEAR Nina. PiHEHAg When flrst
wrote 10 you I was Ia a very bad CON
dition. ! was passing through tho
change Of life, and the doctors said
had bladder and liver trouble. had
suffered for nine years. Doctors failed
a. DO me any good. Since have taken
Lydia y. Pinkhams Vegetable Com.
pound, my health has improved very
much viii gladly recommend your
medicine 10 others and am sure that 10
will prove a. great a blessing 90 them
as it has 10 me "--MRs CSC. a. JUNE,
p0i DcKalb Ave, brooklyn, N. Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

pAttutnt.t. ..,. .,.,...........& i,UA3 %
The special committee. consisting Of
Aldermen Rogers Wright and sleys-
Ger which was appointed By the may
% ut the last meeting of the council
Io Inspect hose house No 1 and make
1u estimate for its enlargement for
the convenience of the nremen. appar-
ltus and horses, are expected 90 make
their report on same are called meeting
ot the city council next Monday even
ing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
INfrnrSriNo Rrirr
An Oid sword that has Travelled Through
New Mektco aud Arizona.

An old sword that has Travelled Through
New MeNico aud Arizona.
This morning 40 Gov Otero's office
IA the new capitol Was shown Il sword
Of historic interest % was exhibited
by Dr. @ w Grove. Of Albuquerque
This sword lcft Ft Leayouwurth u
June isi6. under General Koauoy q
command. was at the capture of Santa
~ IN August went on to Albuquerque.
soc0rro. m raso. Chihuahua and
Mcxico. After the war was over t
was taken back TO Missouri by Edward
Miller. who had worn DO through ths
campaign. and who ia suU Twins iu
Arrow Root. Mo Yesterday this sword
was brought back 60 Santa Fo by Dr
Groves little son. Harry, who This
morning took O. up on the hin TO old
Fort Marcy where General kearnoy
placed his cannon ln 1886 This sword
was presented Co Dr. Grove eighteen
years ago.-New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

Leonard Skinner The wsli-known
saw miller ~ the Golden district IL On
the city lie 10 Delivering these days 10
local lumber dealers quite lsrgs
quantity Of native lumber
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
Relief Came Promptly

"DEAn MRs. PIsKHAN 81 had been
under treatment with the doctors for
four years, and seemed to get no better,
I thought would try your medicine.
My trouble was change Of life, and
must say that I never had anything
help me 10 much AZ Lydia \. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound. Relief
came almost Immediately. have
better health now than ! ever had.
feel like n new woman, perfectly
strong. give Lydia r. Pinkhams
Compound all the credit, aud would
not do without her medicine for any.
thing have recommended II 70
several OF my friends. There Ia no
need ~ women suffering 40 much for
l;rs Pinkham's remedies are a sure
cure -- MAnALA BUTi.EA Bridge.
water, III.
Another Woman Helped
"DEAR MRs PISKuAN IL took Lydia
r. pinkhams Vegetable Compound
during change Of life and derived great
benefit from It's use. MANY r.. JAMS,
las Coydon ST., bradford, IA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

NFMnss 80 NAhthnfnts tor nAnffN NNnN Aufr
tain Mercury,
As mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely dcrango
the whole system when entering 10
through the mucous surfaces Such
articles should never be Ised except on
prescriptions from reputable phyHi-
clans. AZ the damage they will do 10
ten fold 20 the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by r. J. Cheney
4 Co.. Toledo, o.. contains no mercury
and IL taken internally. acting directly
on the blood ana mucous surfaces OF
the system. In buying HANS Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. II
Is taken internally and IL made "a To-
ledo. Ohio. by r. J. Cheney q Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by druggists. price &c per bottle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
No. 90
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and go rteuufures rui
fnN HUpnrH ~ ~
Lueb.,s Toasted Coffee
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11
A MARVELLOUS ESCAPE.

Thomas to Norfolk, we got under way
with nine-knot breeze and we were
counting on making it in about twelve
days. Everything went we'll up to
noon of the fourth day, when the wind
failed us. We lay as calm and peace-
full as babe in a cradle or bug i'm a
rug. or course we had to take in
everything because Barclay was dead
next to them West Indian high balls
had made everything snug up in my
part OF the country and was just pre-
pairing to come down when snap--
The next instant l struck the top
gallant yard, failed to make connec.
tlons there and started for the upper
topsail, and that | believe was nv
salvation for, although 1 did not stay
there more than second, it served to
land me square on my back on the
lower topsail yard. There 1 lay gaz-
ing up at the broken foot rope that
had caused my fall. 1 couldn't make
an effort to save myself for | didn't
dare move. There | lay, for all the
world, like see-saw, all that was
necessary to make it complete was
kid at either end and one in the middle
to start me. A few minutes later the
boys came and turned me over on nv
stomach and you can bet made a h IT.
foot for the deck.
"Nope, wasn't hurt bit.''
YORKTOWN.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11
Written for The Prison Mirror.
Mascots.

Our attention has been attracted to
the number of "mascots" brought back
by some of our military men from
Cuba and the Philippines. These "mas.
cots" are, as rule, little human beings.
Now we certainly cannot approve, let
alone the wives and mothers of this
great republic, such wanton abuse OF
true civilization.
If these human mascots" are the
result of their childish delight to fol-
low the music, the pomp and glare of
an armed body of men, to such dis
tance from home as to cause these
little children to get lost, only to be
picked up and adopted as the mascot
of the individual corpse or company of
our soldiers, seemingly without reason
ing whether the little mascot has a
mother or father, breaking their hearts
in misery and sorrow over the loss of
their child, it seems to me to be most
barbarOus crime to rob mother of one
of her life's jewels.
1t this is the method of procuring
these living "mascots" it shows most
depraved mentality among our soldier
boys. Just think of it, mothers.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11

nine hundred yards am hear de foney
noise, just same tam look roun | am
see wan beeg bear close behind.
Wall | was kant run, de wet macke-
nau she was freeze tight. Ba damme |
be in wan tight place for sure. So /
am cline on wan beeg tree wat was
blow over. Ba gosh she was wan beeg
feller and | am have de hard tam.
Wall Wen / am on de tree de bear she
jOmp OH de tree too, and [ am slide off
de noder side. De pants she was been
freeze tight and she make very slippry,
and | am go off de beeg tree like de
dam. De bear she was don't never see
such foney ting before and she was
max all ready for do de same ting. So
| am Grail under de log and was make
all ready for cline on de top vance
more, wen de bear she was 60 down de
noder side. Wall we do de same dam
ting mabee twanty tam wen l was get
very tired, but de bear he have de
pleanty fun, he cline up wan side and
am go down de noder.
Bimeby [ be close behind de bear
and just same tam she go for slide
down de nOder side 1 am ketch him by
de leetle tail and ba gosh | am hold
Oh tight. She was kick and jomp
and pull like de dam, but | am all de
same hold de leetle tail. Bimeby [ an
get very tired and L was don't know
wat am go for do.
Wall [ am tink on de cad for long
tam, till bimeby de bear she was make
to cry like small babee, but l am say,
"You don't get oferr de log till you're
ripe ba gosh. Bimeby [ let you go
wen ! have de pleanty TAM Wall I
wait so long was kant hold him any
more and / was let go and jomp behind
wan noder beeg tree wat was don't
fall down and hide.
Wall de bear he tink | am cline
over de log just same like de noder
tam ana so he just keep cline on wan
side and slide down de noder, so I am
start for de shack vance more, and
tole you was don't like to see de bear
wen il am have no gun, but tink it be
wan foney ting me self bout de way 1
fool de bear. 1 bet you he be sliden
down de noder side yet. Roxy.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11
SALTWATER MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, JANUARY H. 1900

were an armed body of foreigners to
invade our fair land and your little
boy be attracted and delighted with
the pomp and glare of the army, so
much so that your child is adopted as
the "mascOt" of the soldiers and car
ried forever beyond your reach into
foreign land, how would you feel about
it? Would you rejoice and make
merry at the deliverance of your son
from your motherly caresses? 1 think
not: you would gladly give your life if
you could but be made sure that your
darling was still alive, and permitted
to see him just once before you died.
We have. no doubt but what these
little "mascots" will receive the very
best OF training and luxury their new
parents can shower upon them, but that
is not the point. A mothers heart is
bleeding for her lost boy; how about
her? On the other hand, if these
"mascots' are taken from some
orphanage or foundlings home, then
only praise and greater glory should | e
shown the man or men who have the
heart and human kindness to devote. it
to the little fellows; for then indeed
could we justly pride ourselves for the
abundance of philanthropy in our
army. If that is the source of all the
"mascots" brought over here, then I
say, bring every one such mascot"
But little investigation into the facts
will do no harm and may be the means
of returning mothers lost Jewel to
her bosom, for tonne it seems as if I
were again boy, following with Iath
for a.gun, the glorious troops as they
march before me and behind me, away,
away; yes. lost from home, and crying
and blubbering for mamma, or papa with
my own dear mother insane with grief
as to my fate. Methinks this is the
true source of these "mascots," if so,
shame on the man or men who are so
devoid of human feeling to rob home.
nay to murder mothers love by car
rying away her flesh and blood.
Better the crime we are suffering
for, ye, ten times over, than to have
onr conscience prick us in the future
foI such deed. Wipe out, say, true
motherhood, this foul blot of the ancient
Caesars for it was they who brought
back the first human "mascots" to
adorn their triumphs in Rome.
J. G.. ID,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11
Written for The Prison Mirror.
The Hold Up.

1t was dark as pitch, and lightning
flashed vividly in the South, warning
us that a storm was not far distant.
We had just left the water tank at a
lonely siding in the foothills of the
Rocky's. l had fixed place on the
table for little nap, as it was sixty
miles before we made another ex-
change of mail, and 1 had hardly
closed my eyes when the air signal
over my head was pulled wide open,
one long blast of air then short one.
The engineer was undoubtedly angry,
judging from the way he applied the
brake, for the sudden jerk the car
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11
H1Itfen for The Prison Mirror.
Joe and the Bear.

Wan tam | am tax ma gun and 90
for shoot some moshrat on wan leetIe
river, wat be in de beeg wood in
Canada. Wall l am 60 two, tree mile,
mabee, wen tink [ am see som ting
wat look just same like wan moshrat,
and am very careful not to max de
noise.
Wall just same tam [ am max all
ready for shoot, de leetle anamal she
was jnmp on de water. l am wait for
long tam and de leetIe moshrat she
wait for long tam too. Wall l be very
tired and ! am go for set on wan leetle
log and tax de rest, but just same tam
am go for set down de leetle log she
brack and ba gosh 1 am fall on de
water.
Wall find de bottom wan tam for
shure. Mon gee l was mad I tole you.
She don't be SO foney ting for feller
wat get drown just like moshrat. Wall
] am get out bimeby, but am lose ma
gun. Cole! ba gosh de water she be
pleanty cole for sure, and L am mos
die NIT freeze.
Just same tam [ am cline on de
beeg river bank [ am see de leetle
moshrat, she was set or wan beeg
stone bout twanty yard away all de tam.
But wat am do ?-I am have no gun
for shoot.
Wall / just say to de leetle moshrat,
l am come some noder tam, and mabee
l am get two, tree some more de foney
leetle anamal. Wall 1 am tax de
short cut tro de bush for de beeg
shanty. Wen / am go bout twelve
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11

gave, caused the ball of twine had
for pillow to roll onto the floor.
thought it was strange for the signal
to be given from my car, so 1 raised
my head and listened and heard voices
on the front platform. | concluded it
was the brakeman and a bum that he
was going to put off. l got up and
went to the door and looked out. Just
then the train came to a stop and
FELLOW / could just see in the dark,
yelled, "get your bill in there young
fellowv' bullet whistled over nv
head.
l shut the door, went to the other
end of the car and woke Mack and
told him we were held up. He turned
over and said:
"Jell them [ was out last night in
Helena and got touched
The mail and express cars were un.
coupled and ran ahead for some dis
tance; rap on the door was the first I
heard after we stopped l opened the
door and "hands upw was the greeting
l got.
| told them to come in. One said:
"Oh we're coming in-don't you fret"
L backed up to the letter case, and
one of them said:
"Where is your registered mail?''
l pointed to a couple of registered
letters lying beside me, and to a pouch
on the floor.
They tore the letters open, one con-
tanned a deed and the other money
ORDER They cut the pouch open and
broke open some merchandise. One
contained flowers, which he threw all
around the car, with a flood of oaths;
"didn't suppose people were such fools
as to send flowers in the mail"
A pair of shoes they threw to me,
saying, "here kid, these are too small
for me, you may have them." Some
four or five packages they took with
them. They did not seem to be onto
their job very well, as at the other end
of the car three big through registered
pouches lay in plain sight, and one of
the men sat right against sixty-two
registered letters l had dropped into
the waste sack. They opened the
drawers and took our lunch, but
molested none of our personal effects,
in fact they never knew there were
two men in the car, as they were Ieav-
ing, one said, eve will meet you in
heaven, sonny" Mack said they are
onto their job sure enough. Don't you
see they knew we had no money?
Here L am broke and you have only
thirty cents; nothing to eat and four
hundred miles from home. Oh, this
sporting life is tough. BUD.