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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27


Wednesday afternoon one 81 the
largest floods ~ the season came down
Main street from Bear mountain. Mar
shall Laird had Just gotten the heavy
timbers iaid Tor the bridge across Main
street and the Hood washed the most
% them down the arroyo. whore they
were picked up ana VIII he put back
IN place aFain. n Is not the intention
81 the city council To put up a bridge
that would Withstand the Hoods ~ u
would have to be an expensive struc-
ture. The one now belng put IN viii be
removed just before the rainy season
next year. 70 u not az all likely that
We viii have any more this year a. thu
one Wednesday n the latest food IN
the season that has come down from
the mountains Cor a number OF years.
Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
rRosrEHors GnANT oorSrT
tts Aiines and niils Are Rapidly Pushing
10 ts the FRONT.


Hon. Robert Black OF silver city re-.
cetnly spent day IN the capital city
Mr.. Black h an old timer In New Mex.
leo ana served In the legislature In
1850 lie 10 a sturdy republican and a
prosperous contractor. lie emphasizes
tie great prosperity that Grant county
ana especially silver city r. enjoying.
Building Ia continually IN progross. ana
Improvements are being made right
along. The development ~ the mining
industry " responsible Tor thls. and
such mining towns like Pinns Altos,
'ianta Rita ana Hanover are very pros
peruus indeed. Unfortunately. the
stock industry suffered severely this
sumner on account Of the dropih and the
heat MI Black says that q waa the
hottest sumner BE had experienced Ia 20
years. Experiments will. however. be-
made In drilling wells Go find artesian
water. and that may solve thc water
question. especially FOR silver city.
which suffers every year more ur less
on account of hack W water.
The smelter az silver CITY. Witch has
been bough, az by the trust b. treating
100 tons ~ ore every day. and n pay
ing iis employees well and promptly
Politically there VIII be- a close ight Ia
the county this fan with the adyan-
tsge apparently on me republican side.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
Tho AlcInia.h wnnl.

Percy McIsae. who has been out on
the Mcintosh sheep ranch, came IN this
morning To- spend a few days an thu
city lie Is the advance guard OF a
shipment OF the Mcintosh wool. which,
VIII arrive IN town IN a rev days. an
bee taken 60 the wool securing piand
where u win be cleaned up Arranged
menis were made 90 bring tho wool n
lass week, but the rains in the noun
tains md a lack ~ teams prevented
When the wool arrlres Il viii be OF
about eighty wagons. and there will bs
two hundred thousand pounds % a.
This will b. a aighi worth looking a.
Col william Mcintosh. the owner Of
this clip ~ high Brade Msrino wool. ID
also ln the eLlI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
ruE FUsIoS TOAST.
Democrats aud Independent Republicans
Name Caunty Candidates.

NANf hhNhNA NhNNtH"hss
The Independent rapubIioans-th'
Oter0- Perea Ia Ctlon.-concluded their IL
bors late last saturday afternoon. ans
named candidates 60 fuse With the
democratic nominees The ticket com.
plcte reads an follows.
For council-Felix ~. Lester. The 9TH
Ter candidate 10 be- named by Gallup and
10 represent Mckinley ana Bernalil,
counties combined.
Representative John Bonneil. Mar
Gus G. de Baca. Marcelino Cresp n.
Commissioners Antonio ortiz. fra
district; =. T.. Btrela. second district
William Kioke, third district.
Probate judEe-payid MotEEar
Probate clerk-,Andrcss Romero.
sheriff Jesus Romero.
Assessor Fred J. Oter0.
Treasurer and colleeior-Bsnea.o Pc.
rea.
Surveyor pitt fl0s
River commissioner Ap0lonio Gu
tierrez. Francisco Savelra. Manuel re
rrn Felipe Martin, Jose savedra ia.
armillo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
,.narIrAIrnn MINRns.

THE republicans ~ this county viii
work Cor the location u the territorial
miners hospital al Gallup. and she les
islatiye delegation - pledged 10 do
everything la their power 20 that emo
A eood hospital h badly needed a. Gal
lup. AZ present there are three small
hospitals Al the several coal mines ahd
Il eosts ihs miners about $500 20 MAR
tain them The territorial t0ipitAi "ul
bs endowed with 5000 acres Of govern.
msnt lsnd. Ths land 70 bsinS tele.fsi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
MerLIna Cos r.e,Irr.

II u. s. Roiey. the republican nomi-
nee for congress, does no. receive a ma
jority Of the votes In the Cochlti dis
trict az the approaching election. II Will
not be the fault Of Hon Thomas
Hughes ana Rherlff llubbeu q Albu-
qnerque The Eentlrm arrived here
on Saturday last and mingled among
the voters In Albemaflc and bland "a
couple ~ days. and upon their depart
1urc felt that Rodey was the flvurite
IN this section Hand Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

Invitations are out 10 the marriage Of
George =. cook one % Socorro'S besi
known and highly esteemed young men
and Miss Jennie -. Grlnith. sister OF
District clerk John T.. Gridith. who has
recently returned a. socOrro from Ohlt
10 honor the man OF her choice with her
heart aud land. Tine wcdding cerc-
mony VIII b. performed at s o'clock IN
the evening on wednesday, October 81.
al the home Of Aft and Mrs 0rlmtr
In s0corr0. --Chiefialn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

recently Incorporated 70 build several
branch lines ar feeders taf The Denver
q lio uranie railroad. ana which 10
now building che Texas Creek iluc.
There was no action taken toward com
STRUGGLING the other lines. but u IL said
that nothing VIII be done u-til after
the completion u the Texas creek line.
The Rio grande a santa Fe. the New
Mexigo line elected these directors
George Coppell V. r. JEFFREY a. 8.
Hughes. a. u. murphy, j. " Walls }.
W Olluly and g. L. Hlrtlott
The question OF widening the gauge
u the sections Of the Rio Grande
Southern. recommended BY Mr jeffrey
dii not come up FOR action. u was said
u was. however. brought up informally
and " " understood that u was laid
over Tor fufTher consideration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

the tlhb5h aisle. ehs wore 4 6duN 6f
eofl pink ana carried basket Allied
with pink flowers aid pink satin
cushion on which rested the wedding
rlnE. Back % the pretty herald came
Mr. Van Week ana Mise Lockhart TN
der a beautiful canopy thai formed part
~ the lmprovised altar they we're met
~ Rev. NJ Hyde ~ the First ClnRre-
Eatlon8i church Tho piirhtlrE - tr1th
the exchange ~ the ring followed the
giving 81 me bride IN mtrrBRs by her
father Mr. Henry i.ockhart % Albu-
puerquc. During the reading 81 the
services the violin sans the song Of
Annie Laurie" and the closing bcne-
diction was followed by the hearty
congratulations and the sincere good
wishes ~ the guests assembled
A delicious supper was served In the
dining room M the close ~ the congra-
tulatlons. The bridal table was masscd
In white roses and covers al the round
table were iald for the Immediate menu
hers u the two families most concern
ed
During the evening the bride wore
an elaborate reception toilet In tur-
quoisc blue crcuc. ~ was drapad over
the undcrsllp N blue taffota. a bolero
Of magnificent cord eppi quo with soft
nnlsh in brussels net ana stride % blue
ani white panne velvet Tine narine
skirt Was lighted with tho ord applique
in Irregular design 4 cluster Of
brides roses. ln aiRrette in the hair
were other accessories. The going away
gown was q handsome afair Va dark
rrd broaicloth. tailor made with mar.
ruN ornamental braid rhc jacket had
the wide. 8hirrod riFdle ~ block satin
on the underwaist with tic full round
sleeves. A round black hat completed
the toilet Mrs Henry t.ockhirt, the
BRIDES mother. wore G handsome black
satin. with fringe and passamentsris
/ ornamcntation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

ar W. A. Hines. % Manchester. Ia,
writing Of his almost miraculous es-
cape from death. says; Exposure at
ser measles induced serious lung
trouble whlch ended In consumption.
had frequent hemGrrhagea and
coughed night ana day All my doc
tors said l must soon die. Then I be-
gan 70 use Dr. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption, which completely
cured me. | would not be without Il
even u Il cost $500 bottle. Hundreds
have used Il on my recommendation.
and all say 4 never falls 10 cure throat,
chest ana lung troubles" Regular size
soc ani tio0. Trial bottles free Al ].
n. o'Rlsily a Co,'s drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
nER FArAL MISTAKE,
Former wife ~ D. T.. Doheny, who Mar
rlsd Here, dice From PolsoIs.

Mrs. carrie Doheny wealthy wo-
man. died a few dass ago az Oakland.
CAL from poison accidentally admin
ist"red. The poison was put up FOR use
as nuld for an electric battery. and
was In bottle very similar 20 one
watch contained medicine
Mrs noheny went to the medicine
chest and 10y mistake took the wrong
mixture. whica caused hcr death Ia a
short time.
Mrs Dohcny was formerly the wife OF
H. J.. Dohouy. southern california
90 maeuate.
Edward l.. AMI Carrie poheny we're
separated by divorce. which was
granted about two years ago hy the
superior court % san Francisco She
never returned % Oakland. Mr. Doheny
WIS married again about six weeks ago
at Albuquerque n. 81. while here with
Land Commissioner Maglnnis. Of the
SANTA Fe Pacific and party. and took
his bride TO that city. Doheny is one
.of the pioneer Oh operators % Los An
ge'es. and az one time was down 10
bedrock Later he associated himself
with capitalists and ho Ia to-day con.
sidered a millionaire
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
VAN vLEcK.LOcKnARr.
miss LiFsie Lachhart Marries Ia raioda
OHlu.

"fNH Straw Ahfh mart Murfigt ~ NuinuNt
Ohio.
From Toledo, o.. Times, oct. is
Last evening the hands me F0mc OF
Mr, and Mira holland NJ Barbour on
colilnxw0od avenue. was aolaae with
light within the sounds ~ string mu-
sic, the odor % tropical flowers. the
gathering Of Handsomely clad guests
contributed 10 a gala occasion that was
planned 20 DO honor o. the marriage Of
Aiss Elizabeth ! OCkhart Of Aihu luor.
cue, New Mexico, and Mr. lewis clyde
Van Week. one Of the heavy Oh opera
tors To- the western dcld. The lrlde.
who 81 sister ~ Mrs Harbour. Is one
~ the Olson types from the far west.
She Il most beautiful ana aussnly wo.
man aud In her bridal gown was most
divinely fair Al O'Clock with the
good luck that comes from the hands
OF the clock moving ~ the face. aud
Win the onion u an idyilic day lust
past the string quartet tegiin ne I.o-
hei8rin wedding chorus ana the bridal
party moved down the Ersni stairway
20 The altar In the front parior satin
ribbons were drawn through the hell
and back psrior by Mr. George f4yls
Mifa Farlon Wiillsms was ne wilson
nowtr glrl wao lei the way thr ugh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

Comes from DR.. -. J.. carglie, %
Washta /. r. He writes; -Four bot
ties % Electric Biitors has cured Mra.
Brewer OF scrofula. which has caused
her great suffering for years. Terrible
sores would break out on her head
and face. and the best doctors could
give no help; but her cure 10 complete
and her health IL excellent" This
shows what thou@ande have proved
that Electric Bittcrs Il the beat blood
puriner known. us The supreme REM
edy FOR eczema. letter. salt rhoum. VI
GERS. bolls ana running sores. II slim
ulaies liver. kidneys and bowels, ex-
pois poisons. helps digestion and builds
by J. II. oRieily a Co.. druggists.
Guaranteed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
RUNS on TmE nRANcm.
Trus, Ia Providence Go Get over The NJ
ytsion.

NAatuNs
An official of one OF the roads running
Into Topeka had occasion recently 10
enter into correspondence with yard
masters ana switchlight-men along the
line regarding the signal lamps used
within their jurisdiction lie wanted
to know whether they were looked az
ter by rallroadcrs or people living near
the stations. n by the latter, whether
the farmers took them 10 light their
way b bed. and number of other
Facts booking % the improvement, of the
service.
The information requested came
along ia installments. the monotony OF
which wa9 iinaliy broken by the follow
Ing letter from a functionary on one OF
ihe small branches IN western Kansas.
Dear Strive DO not have any sig.
nal lights on our branch. We DO not
need or require any Hy che llgh 90 the
moon. the CLEAN VI the stars ami tds
help ~ God we manage 30 get over our
division. Yours truly. ---.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

DO not set scared u your heart
troubles you. Most likely you suffer
from Indigestion. kodol Dyspepsia
Cure dlgests what you eat aud gives
the worn out stomach perfect rest. II
IL the only preparation known that
completely digesta al, classes Of food,
that IL why It cures the worst eases OF
Indigestion and stomach trouble aftel
everything else haF failed II may b
taken In all conditions and cannot heiI
but do you good. Berry DRUG CO.. Cos.
mopolitan DRUG Store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

by a commission ~ which Mr Keen %
this city Ia chairman TINS land "a re
best that can b. found vacant m thH
territory This Hand can De teAdily
leased a. 20 to q cents pcr acre for
ErazinE purposes tbs wouli provide
. permanent fund Tor the hospital nnd
II Gallup - fortunate enough 10 secure
this needed institution % vii he a b'fss-
ing TO hundreds OF miners and a IA
benefit % the town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
NEM ANp NoyrL aAME.
"Isn Handed Party" Held 10 Homer -
Mas Ilalloraa.

4 most delightful and novel reception
WAS given Friday afternoon by Mrs. J.
- Euhns 81 West Gold avenue. In hon
OF of Mlss Frances Halloran ~ was
called left-handed party, and cause
no little curlOsoty until Explained. The
lal.,a we're asked 90 compete for prizes
by throwing al a mark. drawing pic
lures ana writuE sentences with theig
left hand. while their right arm ana
hand we're made immovable. There
were some remarkable scores made
away on from che target and the draw
ings and penmauship were worthy 81
exhibition al a museum. but alt FUR
uished much Amusement and entertain.
ment. Miss Catherine Fields proved
60 be the best thrower. and the most
expert Rm5idextrous writer. while Miss
Elwell won the prize for the best draw
ing. Refreshments most palatable were
served by the hostess, The party con-
sisted OF Mesdames Kuhns. Wroth.
IiRlloran and Whiieman. Misses Fran
ces iialloran. Mary willie Turner. Eilz-
abeth and BETTY Wiley. Catherine
Fields, Bdlth Stevens Irene and 1. yuise
Saint. Nina Otero. Scroggs. Eiwell. Eta
Halloran ana shirley Kuhns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

Porto Rico. 10 deneral wood says.
viii soon be on its feet financially crop
conditions are bright and the material
Industries Of the country show a decii-
cd Improvement. SIX months from nov
Porto Rico viii be a living example 81
the benefits to be- derived from Am RI
can rule
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

~ doctors told Renlck Hamilton, OF
West JenerEOn, o.. after sufferlng rs
mouths from rectal fatuia. he would
de unless q costly onsratlon was per.
formed. hui he cured himself Wlth nye
boxes ~ hucklens Arnlca salve. the
Sgrest ple cure on earth. and the hest
saive IN the world. Is CENTS bon.
Egii by J. u. O'Relly 8 co, druggifis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
SASHA ~ snoorrNo ArrAin.
Policeman Macs Fatally Wounded by FRAN
cisco Iiamrro Medina.

fnittF iiiuh MutA FnfAiiN NunnuFfR ~ Afhhs
cisoo Romero y Medina.
Last evening at n o'clock Policeman
Nicolas Macs was shot. Il Ia though. ia
tally, by Francisco Romero Medina.
says the New Mexican. The ded oc-
CURED al the corner Of San Francisco
street ana Don Gaspar avenue, and
was witnessed by Charles Conkilr,
Elias Gonzales and others Macs ana
Romero, Il h said. had a quarrel In a
saloon. and after Romero. together with
Gonzales. had test the saloon. Macs fol-
lowed them. when suddenly Romero
turned around and shot at Maes with a
small callber revolver The bullet en-
tered Macs neck, aevsrlng an artery.
Charles Conalln helped Macs acrOas
the street to the BOn-Ton. In front u
which the wounded man sank 90 the
ground. = conveyance was summoned.
ana he was taken 20 st. vinoents hon
pltai. where this Forenoon he was hover
Ing between life ana death.
Romero went TO lis home on 0alisteo
street ON the south side. aud was soon
afierwarN arrested By city Marshal
Gonzales ) Baca. AZ first. the family
dld not want 20 allow the city marshal
% enter the house, but the accused
man demonstrated and gave himself up
and 10 now lodged IN the city jail 81
await the outcome OF Mass wounds II
10 asserted that both young men were
slightly under the eject OF liquor Ro-
nero served = sentence In the peniten-
tisry for shooting woman named
Cruz Morales some four years aeo lie
10 unmarried Mses has wife and
child living near the Guadalupe ehurch.
This afternoon Ases was holding his
own although Il takes this constant
atientian 81 an attendant IN olasplna
tight the severed artery to prevent
Macs frOm bleeding 10 deslh. The
amount of blood h. lost IL enormous.
This afternoon ne was able 70 partake
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
Ne, Ia Th,s c.ay rhl. Afternoon Delegates
PRESENT

The municipal convention q tho ter
ritory ~ New Mexico, pursuant 10 call,
met al 1850 o'clock this afternoon ~ the
ONCE u Mayor q. n. Maroon. with Dr.
J. shuler, mayor % Ration, In the
chair. Among the delegates present are
DR. Sllulor and W. {. wrigley, otai2a-
ton; r. p. Catron, Jose ID. sena, OF San
"a Pc; Capt J. W Fleming. Frank j.
Wright ana Martin Mahcr OF silver
city. AMI the Albuquerque delegation.
other delegates were appointed from
other cities ana towns. but had nei ar
rived Mp TO this afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

According 10 the dispatches an war
between the boxers ana the foreign
powers Is al an end ana the Representa-.
lives OF the imperial government have
begun the deliberations which are 60
end IN permanent peace between the
Chinese empire and the civilized ma
lions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

IL envjed b all poor dynpeptlcs
whose stomach and liver are out OF
order. All such should know that Dr.
Kings New Life Pllla the wonderful
stomach and liver remedy, gives q
splendid appetite. sound digestion and
a regular bodily habit that iRsures
perfect health and great energy. Only
sse, AZ J. Il. . Reilly a co.'s drug Stare.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

The Bureau o. Engraving and Print
ing Is now employing the largest work
Ing force In its history. 500 persons. II
d. also turning on, more work than
ever before. the present daily average
being 100000 sheets OF Internal revenue
stamps, ioooo sheets 81 postage stamps
$500 sheets % national bank notes. four
on a sheet; 72,OoO sheets OF silver certi-
hcates and 5000 sheets 0f mi-oellan-
NmuA work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
DsAM" srHoSo ~ INV gonK.
Has Returned From Ills "Trip Go Europe
several Breach af Promise salts.

Has Returned From tfts "Trip Go Europe
several Breach of Promise salts.
sam" strong. the millionaire gold
miner OF Cripple Greek. Colo. brother
% ". w. strong. the well-knOwn CON
tractor and carpenter Of Albuquerque.
has mad the happiness OF his honey
moon alleged by too many breach Of
promise suits. New York letter In the
Denver Post says, lie has spent the
iaat four months in Europe, where with
his bride. he has visited tho Riviera.
travorsed the Alps. ana drlftea In gon-
dolas through Venetian canals. Now
that he has returned he has rough
Journey through the courts before him
FOR two western girls who aileEe that
the millionaire miner gave them cause
to believe they would be the future
Mrs, strong, have Etrewn his way with
legal powders agyregating $4,000
u didn't know how popular I was
until | got married" said strong II
never was ladies' man. although
liked 10 talk 10 them. but when II came
10 popping the question I didn't d. t.
These suits are penalties a man pay,
when he getR a little money. Every
body wants his pockethook. Other poo.
pie put those notions In the girls
heads"
"ssm told me before We were mar.
rled SAID Mrs. strong. that he ex-
peated 10 BE- bothered by SOM women
have perfect faith Ia him lie ear
manage his own afairs,"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

The American Smelling and Refining
company during the first year Of i's
operation. smeltcd 100000 tons ~ ore,
used 600 600 tons OF fuel ana 900 900 tons
Of nuS and produced 100000 ounces Of
gold. i0.f10 ooo ounces 81 silver AMI 100, b
600 tons ~ lead, the total value OF
which was Sel 100000, 81 which '2s.Olo,-
was IN gold
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
DEoisioN AFrinMEo.
Lesser Court Judgment fsF Mrs. aciaus
stands.

LoWur Court Judgment Tar MFR' hriaHr
stnnda.
Patterson and wallace. attorneys Tor
hrs. Mcianr, have received word
from san Antonio that the Judgment %
SO coo IN the lower court In favor %
their client has been confirmed by the
higher court. The crsc was against the
Texas & Pacific railroad ana Instituted
for $500 damages on account II the
death of her husband who was killed
IN a wreck whilo az his post az cngi-
neer The case has ben tried three times
IN the district court IN ~ Paro. The
last time was before Judge dORgin The
flrst two trials resulted IN a Disagree
mcnl By jurios, but on the third ren-
dered a verdict on the first ballot The
Affirming ~ the verdict OF the lover
court settles the ease. and the corr
pany win have TO pay $4,000 -Ei Paso
News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
sEvEN THOUSAND risH.
To Ne Distributed Ia the white Oaks CeuB.
trV


Capt. Groves. Of the United states
fish commission. was IN vi PaE, yes
terday morning In one 81 the govern
mcnt cars on his way - the White
oaks country. where he viii leave over
1900 Ash.
Although only young man Capt.
Groves holds a very good position with
the government. and this II his second
visit to III Paso within year lie
was through here last December when
he kindly gave some iish 20 the q. ".
and s. A. 2nr their Ssh pond az The
shops
These ash are raised al Ncosho. Mo
and are distributed all over the coun'
try.
The captain travels IN a private car
which g ntted up with an the comforts
of home and IN which be carries from
%. 900 60 $1,000 nsh. The FISH are car
rled IN iarge cans. Capt. Groves has
two assistants besides his cook lie
will return TO Ei Paso Saturday even.
ms and will spend Sunday In ths
southwestern metropolis.
The fish that he has with him on thi,
trip are black bass and rainbow front
lie will distribute 1000 % the rainbow
trout In the waters 81 the Ruldoso and
Three Rivers and win leave 100 black
bass In the lake at Mcscaiero. Herald
/
The beet method OF cleansing 'he ilv
or IL the use OF the fhrrous little pill
/ bp.ur, ~ n.yugttfs Ittffa Iarfv nlaaea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

OK a Rtils iauid n0ufishnsni, although
with great dlnicuity No hopes Tor hle
recovery are held out, although his W.
taiiiy u something remarkable. The
bullet sraxed downward from hls
throat ana entered hts shoulder. where
Il IL atiil lodged. Macs has retained
consciousness continually since the az
occurred last night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

Feelings OF safety pervade the house
hold that uses One Minute CouEh Cure.
the only harmless remedy that pro-
duces immediate results. a "a lnfaill-
he FOR coughs. colds. Group ard all
throat ana lung troubles. II viii pre-
vent consumption. Berry DrIg Co.
cosmopolitan Drug Store.