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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

In those thirteen years tttit 30 IN bonae
were ISSUED. an average 81 q little less
than tao0o0 per year DurnE the pesi
three years no hspds have been iaauel
F0f preventing The further innrcase OF
the county debt duflug the past three
YEARS tho people ut the county should
certainly foal grateful The management
tlml can STOP dcia that had bccn in-
crclsug nt she rate of $4,000 a year for
fuuTopn years. may wcii hc trusted 90
devise aano means whereby the grad
uu extinction of uht debt may Boz ac-
cpmpIFhr1.
Incidentally 70 mustn't boz observed tlmi
during tho fourteen years that the dobt
o tMa county Wht H1 enormously in-
oreasad che finances uf 90. county were
t2ausiyoiy aul absolutely under the
comrol of fhc OtrIo auI peroa fimies
During The pas, ghroe years. THOSE fam.
iuoH have not been able to manage
county analH to suit themselves as
other uruos have very largely as
mmcl control anil the benohy to the
reup'e generally H Fo plainly shown
that hc vino runs may road
rhp DMgcn presents these facts al
thia thine in order to give amy who may
d,src an opportunity to investigate,
end boo order that tho people may know
that Uhc county oUcI8ln DO not get all
tha money thal they pay in taxes. and
thlt the rata OF taxation ia largely Ga.
creased hy relrm OF thc mismanagc-
lm,ut uf the Finances OF tho county by
previous administrations rather thar
| hg the one now in power.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

Last Friday mgh. Green Make ana
Jo,. shutlewurth escaped at Puerto DC
Luna. about . O'Clock in che evening.
Three masked men Wi,h Ave hOIvga
rode up tu the iail one man held the
hofsoa while the two covered the iaalor
and robcd hmm OF hts keys WahOut
further ceremony tho two masked men
booked the h0rrined lailcr Zee q celi aud
led olu ths tRo pTaaouors Tue party "
ave thon r0.lo on and tho oaoapo b. ma
doubt complete
T'he frightened hiler wac uuabl. "a
give the alarm untl o'clock on sat
urday. giving the iaibrls good
twelve hours ga which to set ahoad OF
thelf purmerA Evidently friends ~ the
prisoners were che dohycrcrs. though
who no ono knows
T'his Is inc nfih time Make has brok-
en- Jail one time being frOm the la,
Vegas ian He was held ON the ohargl
OF sheep stealing shuttleworth was ua'
der three yeaIu aentsuce Tor stealing a
mule. Lac NegAs Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

EoEsr8us ehs cars t6Ksg ana oooapant
Of the rear buildlng waa o. dinner ~
though the addition. foruSeriy USE. a.
a puetOnice. was braoed nrmiy 20 pre-
vent falling. no fears were entertained
of the building. though u was erected
Cheapiy until about 2 D. m.. when the
major raw the north side had sprung
Even then u seemed strong enough 20
hast "a month, and the major was ar.
ranging the temporary repairs. But
there was a loose board Ia the roof and
u ~ probable q sudden gust, ~ very
common In Wallace for the past week
caught q and tore out the side. icttina
down the roof aud front. The house
that was destroyed wna erected in 1855
hy the Hon. james owens and used by
him ~ "a general aturc. lie was auc-
ceclcd by the hate Warren ~. Moore.
then High a Norfold used the front
part as salyun. and the back building
Tor restaurant and dwelling, the back
being now vccurled by Major Rogardus
Aud be- knew nuihing VI the cOlhps,
until returning from dinner, .. -,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

A special dispatch from Springer. n.
NJ 60 the Denver Republican, dated
July "a, says This morning at iS.45
Robert n. Cowau. FOR nearly forty-tlve
years "a resident OF northern New Mex
leo and FOR 20 yeirs a resident Of
Springer. died IN his home Ia thia city.
Atodt three years ago he was stricken
with paralysis. but only affected hla
speech for a time, ana a year hter he
was confined to his home with rheumA-
tiUm. where hc has been until death.
He was another 81 the old timers q
northern New Mexico. who WIS well
known over southern Colorado. lie was
ONE 81 the leading citizens OF Cimarron.
This county, when that city was tho
county seat, before the Santa Re rail-
ruad entered New Mexico and when 4
Was one OF tho historic points on the
old SAINT Re trail. He leaves a widow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
GERONIMO 0oNE MAD.
The Once niR Warrior Dan ln Port sll
Oklahoma.

The Once Zig Warrior DAFT la Port sill
oklahoma.
After a long period 81 imprisonment,
wgiich bee htis endured more like fe-
rocius Wild beast than hgman being.
deonimo. one Of the most bloudulhrsty
Indians that ever iiglfed ia the history
OF tlila country. has gone stark mad.
lie n "a prisoner az Fort SIN, Okla,
ard d cost the goycrnment 81 O0O. 900 uni
100 hyca bcrore he was safely under
lock ami key, Deprived OF hia hberty
as punishment for his Grimes. De oYuld
NO, stand the confinement FOr fourteen
years ho has been prisoner OF war. Tor
tha EAST ton years al Fort Sll,
FNpr almost tl5lf century Gelsu.m1
81 band of bls-odthiIEty APtchcs un
the war pAth. lir was a. totrr go early
aettlers ln me southwest Al 10 has
people cruwncd him wur chief be.
o.iuse he l,.i thrm iuto a bloody war
successfully
On 1889 DC and Vict0rio. with COO
Apa-hcs. were attacked by McSton
,snldieIa. Nlctulao N.s olpturoi ana be-
headed. GrruuWo ranprl and became
the greut war chief
IN March, 1856. after four years u
constant chase. Gcnoal Miles and Ma,
lpc tawton oornarei GeIunimo ana ma
WaFTuOrt.
After hoIr months ~ starvation and
when AN hops ~ rutilng their way
through me Gordon OF trI1ps suiorund
ing them had gone the Indians raised
me waitie nag ami surrendered. They
were ssant uudor "a STRONG gunrd 10 the
uiniary uuat u Mouut Vernon Ana,
but the cliuaty dtd mot agree Nmh them
and "a groli many of the bani died Of
consumption About ten years ago Ger
unnno and has surviving buyer ven
rcutDyc1 to Fo1 Siu okla.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
A Masonic ilead .I,sa,

An individual rving the name OF
W. -. Maxson. NJ. D.. and claiming 10
hail from Denver Colo. 81 gong tho
rounds OF the different towns OF this
territory. telling a tnlc OF woe and
securing adj from the unwnry OF the
Masonic craft upon misrepresentation.
lie succeeds fairly we'll. wherever be
goea. hnding an ever responsive heart
60 his appeal He worked several per
sons In this town. but left with 80 clue
behind. The Optic would recommend
his being handed aroand among tho
newspaper fraternity as a giib-tongued
dcadbcat and impostor OF the FIRST
wlter.-Op1c.
"Dr. William BabcOck MaXOn. NJ, D..
as he called himself, was here on July
~ and 10. and kept himself we'll tanked
up with taTantula juice. lie stated that
he was out for "a good time and was
direct from SRn Diego, Cal" on h.
way 10 New York. lie made himself
familiar with everybody he met. telling
OF his early life IN New Mexico. and
winding up his story by asking fOr a
drink.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
III rIpIir .rnnnIs.

According to me census 81 ispo tWith
a population of G4632 l5u thefe we're
1l103.ls7 pup.ls cuuiiod Zoo She public
nchOuia pr Harris. uf the bureau ~
cIucauon estimates That the census ~
1900 VISA show over l5 600 600 boz IAN est.-
mated population of 15.ooo.ooo The per
ceutarc u. enrolment to population in
1850 was 1885. in 1890. 2O2g and in 1900
(csiimatcdl. 20G3 There is an amazing
difference among the several states in
the percentage of pupils cnroilri gao thg
population. According to the statistics
collected by tie bureau % education
Kansas has the largest percentage II
chddrvn in public schools, being 2l.St
out - every 100. while Louisiana has
only 1854 West virginia and Utah FOL
how very rlusciy after Kansas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
nA1rlI nr M NArInNs.

Never. since Ncrxca' dime. have the
nations W the world gathered thc.r var
iel armies together aa ia now ,ho case
nt Tleu IHn. Under the walls uf ihAt
grim old Chinese town. English and
American. French and German. Japan
csc and Russian. Austrian aud italian
fought side by side. hereditary cnmticH
forgotten, vengeance iu their haris
ana the great world'a approval 90 thor
backs a. Lops.c. loo isl3. Napoleon.
with his French ana Polish TROOPS.
faced Germans. Augrans. Russians
and swcdos while at Waterloo thc Cor.
steam bad to meet English Germans.
Bclwaus and llolandeu. ia thc Cr
mean waf Ruasf. stuud against Ems
ush. French. Turkish and ttal.In arm
seq but in none OF these conflicts were
go many or mioh heterogeneous forces
brought together aa in China. The bat
re OF Tgcu Tsn maght we'll be caiied the
battle OF the nations. and the great
war now GAG hand should go down iu
history M the war OF the world agaius.
Monaghan barbausm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
MiIIlnn.nI,nn Aunr

II IS certainly gratifying TO the pub
he 10 know OF one concern in the land
who are not afraid 10 be generous 20
the needy ami suffering. The proprie-
tors OF Dr. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. coughs and colds, have
given away over ten million trial bot
ties OF this great medicine. and have
the satisfaction OF knowing II has abb
aolutely cured thousands OF hopeless
cases. Asthma, bronchitis. hoarsenesa
and all diseases OF the throat. chest
and lungs are surely cured by u. Call
on }. II. ORelily Co.. druggists. and
get a trial bottle Regular size 80 cents
ana 81. Every bottle guaranteed. or
nrloa rafnnhed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

Some twenty i've hdies were charm.
iugly entertained az she home Ot Mus
GpW yesterday afternoon A most IN
terestng program was well rendered.
The special talks being pithy short AMI
60 the paint, They were hrmfh VI
helpful suggostionto motherH. The ques-
ton box ehotei many original theories
ana mans practical ideas upon child
culture, Mu Circuit, superintendent of
m,fhers work. VII cndeayOr % make
of SPECIAL interest the meetings during
the summer and invites the oo-opera-
tion Ut all the motherH 0f Albuquerque
4 meeting wlu De held once "a month
aud surely none who attended the
meeting, but left ferling benefited and
encouraged to higher effort ami nobler
Thought.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
GoNE STARK cEAzY.
Nicoate Romero ImAglhes Himself King
ola New Empire.

Nlconte Romero Imhglhes Himself King
ola New Empire.
The following clipping from the
Trinidad, colo. Advertiser OF yester-
day morning undoubtedly has refer
ence To Vicente Romero. the printer.
who escaped from jall at Las Vegas,
Tie was seen in ltaton the other day,
out Of money and out OF work. beat
ing his way on trains 20 Colorado:
Vicente Serna, a small. insignificant
specimen OF humanity, appeared at she
court house yesterday and announced
that he was the king OF a new empire,
just established, comprising Mexico
New Mexico. California, Texas. Colo
RADIO. Wyoming and Nebraska. and
that he would take charge BOon with
Trinidad as the capital lie viii ap-
point collector Of revenues at once,
and be ready for operations. lie APP
peared TO he very much In earnest and
displayed credentials that he said
were genuine lie furnished much
amusement az the county clerks Office
during his brief visit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

]. viii be- the duty OF thc next legia-
uturu ol N,W MeNc1 to locJtc two
territorial institutions tho Miners
Hospital and the Blind Asylum. Tine
government of the United States has
donated $1,000 acres of hand Co each of
l.uso luauu toms. which Will provide
fund almost sufficient o. maintain a
nru-Dlass hospital and blind Asylum.
Tho lands for these institutions are
now being selected by q commission Il
which A. A. Keen 81 this city ls the
president The Miners Hospital should
be- locatcd at Bland. the center OF che
great CoChltl mining district, and the
lcEia.atiye delegation from ..as county
viii bcplcIgcd TODD all in their power O.
secure Jhls hospital Tor Band The l0'a.
ton Is central and would be- convenient
| o. the minors OF the whole torrtory and
especially 80 tu Che miners OK Santa Be
Taos and Rlo ArHba c1uuunu The peo.
pic OF Bland have maintained a i0ca
| hospital at heavy expense the ptst year
and would do eyorytmng possible a.
/ help establish the Territorial hospital
/ Being near Jrm,z Springs ANA the iruu
| strcan8. ihis h0s,ntal couid be- made
/ famous health rosurt The Citizen caI
/ b. counted upon tu do everything in lu
/ power tu secure this hospital ht Bland
| which 800 every way .s the best place
\ ln the territory for sG,h Ju institution
] The COcl4u district VIII soon hJcc Wtth
! iu ils borders several Thousand mIneu
aud accidents afe frcqueus and "a hus
! pijll ia au absolute necessity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
sew LIGHTING SYSTEM.
Improvement Made H. Electric EquiI
meut On santa Te Cars.

Improvement Made H. Electric Equip
m.ut On santa ~ Cars.
Charlcs DoIlnan, representing chs CO
hnntaa Axle Lighting company. 81
New York. VIII ieave Topeka the FIRST
~ the week. lie was uhene during ths
: az three weeks showing me men on
the santa Pc how 90 equip the oars with
thla system Of car ightlng lie goes
to one OF uhe Texas rads.
1'he Columbian system h e woader-
ful Improvement over the system whaCh
was la use ON tho santa Re herVtoforr
Ia using tho old system two eeaH or
storage batteries had 60 be- provided az
tho dyuamos sRn 80 irrcguiarly tltat az
umo 10 would pr,Sduoo more electricity
than one 81, oouid hold. whae the trslin
was IN mOtlon the hghts we're fea m
reog from the dynamo.
ln using tho Columbian allatsm al
It's trouble IL dune away with. as tn
dynamo IL rcgulacd autOma uically ana
gives ow the same amount OF ouwenl
regardless OF the speed o. the train.
Tho hghts are fed from the batteries IN
stead OF from thc dynamo
IN the test given the new syrtem the
officials OF the road expressed them
selves az we'll paoaaed w4th the showing
made. II coasia ah1ut $3.50 30 equip a
car with the apparatus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
MonnIs. nANKRl-rrcY cAsr.
small Outlook iof the Creditors Of >. -
Morris.


Morris.
In the voluntary bankruptcy proceed
ings involving the affairs OF J. ID. Mor-
ria. Of Taos. Referee -. NJ. Read. OF
santa Re. appointed Albert q. Muller.
OF Taos. trustee TO dispose OF the prop
crty, nxlnE his bond at t2.50V. Three
appraisers we're also appointed Ia ac-
cordnnco with the wishes expressed at
a mcctiHE III eleven uf the fifteen Cred-
itors, Morris debts flgure up t3,025.27,
and among the principal creditors are
simon Sanders. Trinidad, SIG. Meet
Bros Brewing CO.. Denver. t63G.i5
EsBengur a Juddei. Fest Las Vegas,
lfitIg. A. staab. santa Re. t2tb,es;
crystal Brewing CO.. Boulder, colo,
tise60. IOwenthai a Myers Albuquer-
que. s2it2s, A. Gus lUrf, Taos, tsJT5.
Taos County NauOnal Bank. $500,
struby Esiabro0k Mercantile Co. Den
yer. t2AOO, r. g. Polor. Taos, fii2O0,
This latter is the only preferred. be-
ing for wages due. The assets. lnclud.
ms $4,000 In book accounts. realty,
live stock and personal property, viii
amount to $4,000. out OF which Morris
claims an exemption of fT7l0o. as hesd
Of a family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

The fact that Incorporated mining
companies La This country pald over
$40. 900 900 in dividends during she nrt
half of this calendar year va atJrac,
considerable attent0n lu the east
Whcre investors VIll contrast such
showing win che uupouhiabie 10000
u.l,ys OF u.irold. with over $4,000 10,
liabilities, 40 is d most favorable show
uE. and viii 80 Gar toward substantial,
ING The cilIm THAT tine mining industry
compared W.,h other industries. Aas
paid more dlvldonda than any other, L.
che $i0,u00.UUV are announced valy diW
dvudH of ncorporatcic0mpanl Thal
aggregate falls short Of the total, fol
th,re are many companies probably
Engaged .u mining that make no an.
uouncemeut This ID largely due To th,
old fear iu an competitive industri.
thAt a1Ine competitor would hud ouf
how profitable the business WAS. und -
hurt him who proclaimed his prosperity
1y cutting iutO his profits.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

A succesaor 70 c. a. Higgins. az as
sistant general passenger agent ~ the
santa Pc. with headquarters ~ chi
cage. will not be appointed The pas
senger business in Chicago will be
handled In the ONCE Of Paasongcr
Trafic Manager Nicholson.
From the time be was given the pos
ition Of assistant general passenger
agent Mr.. fIigginB work was chiefly
In the advertisig line. This work will
be given TO w. ~. simpson. ana he
will probably be given the title u
general advertising agent Mr. simp-
son will likely b. given an assistant IN
Chicago. AMI r. g. savage will con
tinuc as advertising manager In To-
pcka.
while an assistant general paHeen-
ger agent viii not be appointed az Chi
cago. u IL altogether likely that an
other arrangement viii bo made SOON
az vice President Paul Morton, vino
IN now enjoying a vacation In Colorado
returns 10 Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
nan or ni, tNJun,r..
Hood olot on the Hruiu Causes Death Of
john ~lddOrk.

a letter WAS received iu Bland on
Thursday afternoon from Attorney ~
81 SudIotk OF Emppra. Kan. stating
CHAT hls brother John, who was injured
several weeks ago in night died az
2.l5 o'clock ON Sunday morning july
A. u the hrepioi u Kansas 4 post
muItelp showed death 90 bD due 20
pressure un Tine brain. rsuilng from "a
nrgu clot OF blood above and back OF
the ieft temple, iu Whgt De- termed by
the medical profession as the psrlrtai
region. The eliot was diaEouauy across
.rlm the injury ga the right temple.
and the surgeons were of the opinion
that nothing could have been done 90
prHlunF the unfortunate mans life.
John Sudlo,k win be- remembered by
nearly everyone 900 the Cochiu district
as be- was largely interested in several
good mining properties around there.
ON COR about th' hui nt june, while Ia
d state ~ intuKicatipu, be- engaged in
u quarrel which Terminated Boa O. hght,
aud from an that can be- learned. sui
dock was struok "a terrific blow. which
sent hlm lo tho n0Hr in e. heap. strik
Ing hts head ON am iron f0ot-raiL II Is
supposed that the injury sustained in
tHU fan was the cause which ultimate
ly rc uited ln hiF death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

The postofilce department has under
consideration plan whereby the
names OF poatonlces shall be placed on
stamps where sold. Tho idea is 10 pro-
vide means Tor Identification when
stamps are stolen from any possofiice.
and also 60 prevent boycotting ~ 20 g.
masters. "A practice Ia some u the
smaller towns 81 the country u viii
be possible under the new rule FOR the
department Ia keep accurate account
OF all stamps sold and render justice TO
the boycOttcd postmaster.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
Missing People.

An inquiry comes 10 the city mar
shai here frOm n. J. Bond. az Pryor
Greek. /. r.. fur information az 10 the
present whereabouts OF a young man
named William r. Bond. who would
most likely be employed ia a livery
stable
a. H. Clark, u Lebanon, H., wants
1o know the whereabouts % his broth
or, James isemucl Clark. VINO left I'M
noiH la 1851, and subsequently came 10
the southwest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

TIVE taking 81 =yidcnoe before Ref.
erae 8 %. DaytA. IT,, OF Las Vegas. In
the suit OF J. W. Williams, Of al. W,
The Legal Tender company. OF Eliza
bcthjOWn has bcen concluded. The
plalutins ask that certain stock. which
Is claimed Ga have been fnaudulontiy U.s.
sued ana ia excess OF the authorized
stock. be sea aside and declared null
aud void. end also 10 dissolve the cor.
poration and distribute the assets
The mine has been sold forti2, 800,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

Dali headache. pains In various
parts OF the body. sinking at the pit
OF the stomach. lOas OF appetite. fever
ishneaa. pimpies or sores. are ali posi-
tive evidences OF impure blood. No
matter how II became 10. u must DO
purified In order 20 obtain good health.
Aeker's Blood Elixir hns never failed
to cure sorofulus or ayphiiltio poisons.
or any other blood diseases. II Ia GER
tainly a wonderful remedy, and We
sell every bottle on a positive gGaran-
tea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

The directory 81 the Territorial Hair
aFcociauon at Albuquerque. give notice
(which We publish elaewherc) that the
annual fair will be- held az that CITY on
pie ~ the territorial fair come to look
upon the territorial FAIR as a pcrman-
ont institution. These annual gather
lngs bring the people OF the dinercn,
parts OF the territory together. Tor DIS
cuaslon ana conference. upon i'Iany sub
jccts Of interest and Importance % each
community and the terfdtory az large,
whAh result On much good 90 all con-
Cernsd santa Fa Capital
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

A hst Wednesdays sleep OF Man'
uouto tribe No. ., /. O. V. a., the eol'
ioWipg elective officers were iHalilled
PruThet. W. q. Emery sachcm, w, A,
krcamor. senior aaEasn0se Joseph
kuhn. Junior rlEanaore A. Cai0ni
ohief % re,'0isia w. r. Henderson,
keeper % wampum, n d. Jorian.
The nollowing officers ~ Gallup lodge,
No. 40. X OF r.. were Installed iaul
Thursday niEM by Deputy Grand
Chanooll0r W. W Radon q. c., Joseph
Kuhn; v. C.. w. n. show; ~. n. ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

According 20 the Gutad Almanac IA,
number of Christians in CHINA is aboul
100000 The Roman Catholics began
work ln CHINA more than goo years ago
and che Jesuit missionaries had grea
SUCCESS for a time. a census taken ~
1854 showed the number u Chimes
Catholics to Doe i0st00O. with forty on,
bishops and Goa Europeans and $50 ma
tive pricat6. AZ thlt time the number
of Protestant Christians In th, country
was 10000. There are muuy more now
but the Protestant missions have nevel
been able TO rfort anything like n,
number of converts made boy the Cath.
nL.Nn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

Tho territorial bureau OF immigration.
bcs.des its ordinary work, has jus, sen,
out pamphlets on tho mineral resources
mining men VINO registered "a the ate
International mining congress at MIL
wlukce. These are distributed in thir-
weave states ana territories and c,tn-
not faiI 90 do good work IN spreading
Information With regard 10 New Alex
.cls important mineral wealth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

Victims to stomach. liver and kidney
troubles az well az women, and all feel
the results In loss % appetite. poiaons
In the blood, backaChe. nervousness.
headache and tired. llatlcss, rundown
feeling Hut there's no need TO feel
like that, Listen 20 J. W. Gardner. Ida
vile. Ind. lie says. "Eloctrict hit
tiers arc just the thing for a man when
he ia all run down and don't care
whether he Ives or dies. II did more
TO give me new strength and good APP
petite than anything l could take. l
can now eat anything and have new
lease on lifc." only 80 cents at J. n.
O'Renly a Co.'S drug store, Every bot
tie guaranteed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

when the quantity OF food taken is
too large or the quality too rich heart
burn iH likely 10 follow ana especially
~ II the digestion has been weakened
by constipation. Eat a0Nly and not too
freely Of easily digosted .ood. Masti-
cte the food thoroughly Let siH
hours olapse between meals and when
you feel fuliness ana weight Ia the
region OF the stomach after eating. In
dlcatlng that you have eaten too much.
take one Of Chamberlain's stomach
and LAYER Tablets ana the heartburn
may be avoided. For sale BY all drug
giats