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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-02
Lungs

kuiuBo
nDr Reeves method n inhalation
was lust what | needed. l gained
twelve pnrnls In weight IN too
rnnntha I have rad no hsn3orFhags
since Ny cough is less frequent Ny
appetite has returned The treatment
hns d6ns rlern fer me than any that
ea*Y tFst4 ! had LUNG TROUBLE"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-02

''The Girl at the HALFWAY House." Mr..
y. Hough's successful new romance. is
appearing also in Canadian edition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-02
Bleed and Skin Diseases

All forms affecting Body. Nese.
Threat ska ahd Rones. HioscAss.
Eruptlonx, Ecaerna ARA vlcArA. forever
driven from The syrzsp ns means af
safe. tlsue-fcxted remedies sur ard
s~oig@n Joints and rheumatism. the re-
suit a. blood poison. positively cured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

A number Of gentlemen assemhled a,
the building OF The Santa We Pneiao HOss
company last night and all had \ zen.
erhl good time. Cards. cigars and de.
lici0ns refreshments aff0gded q pleasant
evening 10 The member. ana 10 Tore ths
social was brought 10 close the Albn.
quelque Apollo QEartetts rendered 4
few choice selections.
The following Il . llst o. those present:
% eiegoldt, q. A, BaEhydi, T. ]. LawleI,
Y a Hal, q .. Young, " X. Grimm, w.
a. nueller Walter Q. Wood, "a. Fian.
nigan, Walter r nabb, Gus. "A, Little
ssmnel Jenkins, Jae Donnelly, Robt.
M0nteitb, John RowlAnd, N. N. Allen, A.
>. newton, y n. RirstenberEeF, M d.
Nettleton, Harry Ballard, J. Tlernsy, }.
;: kimnnds, Alionso kobell, ". n. Perry.
w. y. Young, A. BrnmWo00, o. Perry. z.
A. Little. }. n. Robinson, ". @. snith,
a: u. hekamsfA, Neil McCue, RTanlt
blnmline and Q, n. Ofandall.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
Another nIr OCEAN l.lnsr.

Il V Tum0Fed that another big ocean
liner u 20 b. built, which vii rival even
the famous Oceanic Ia size. Az usual,
American enterprises Ia NJ the head OF tn,
project america seems determined 20
have tne greatest, whstheT II be steam
shirs, art. inventiOua or medlcine. Take
hOstettet'a stomach Bltters AZ an ex-
ample OF what has been accomplish Cd In
medicine. IL has proved is worth By
over 1fty years OF cures OF stomach dis.
eases, There Il nothing like this famous
remedy for indigestion. biliouaneae, con.
,ttpati0n and nervousness. II also cures
liver and kidney trouble, and prevents
malaria, fever and Agne. b sure you
act the genuine, with private revenue
stsnp over neck OF bottle, OF you will
not Do benefited,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

From the Herald,
The burial expenses Of the unknown
suicide was borne wholly BY Judge 5. w.
Young.
john Dale aud Mlaa BoFrego. ct Albs.
marie, we're united In marriage on
"Wednesday evening At 7 o'clock. BY
Judge \. ". Young.
Chas. Melinl. commercial representa-
tive u the Wholesale houae Of Meltni 4
kakln, OF AlbuquerQue, was doing bust.
ness IN lhla city on Wednesday.
AZ The Ladiea' AID society meeting lae'
THURSDAY, a vote Of thanks was given DE-.
henson Tor his services, which were given
free. In behalf Of the charity work OF the
society.
street rumor has Il that the "Kentucsy
Kid" has been heard from. 10 n supposed
thu. he n still IN She vicinity u she 20.
ehiti district aud that he does not intend
81 leave
Gov Collins. Of santa Ne, II new oleff
with the branch store here Of the santa
Ne Mercantile company Mr.. Collins has
been In ths employ Of the general ottios
for several years.
TT. Abbott hiss small force OF men
az work on the ". J y. mine In Cola
canyon tie has just completed an eighty
foot crosscut tunnel and has struck q vein
Of high grade ore.
q. 4. 0slfander, who resides In Cola
canyon. had q One horse stolen one dAy
last Wsek. He tracked the animal 10
ward Bear canyon where be met u, The
hOFee had broken che rope by which II
was tied aud was returning home. NJ
0s,FAndef says Il IL well known fact
that band OF despeFadoes Is tamping N
. cabin between La lara and Bear can
yOns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

Coul 4 not express the rapture Of Annie
X. Springer, OF has Howard street.
PhIladel uhis, Pa, when sue found inst
DF. Kings New Discovery for Consump
ton had completely cured her OF q hack
ing cough that for many years had made
nfe q burden. All other remedies ana
doctors could give Ter no help, bus she
says OF this ToyAi cuse: IT soon re
moved the pain Ia nv chest and can
now sleep aonndly, something l can
scarcely remember doing before' | feel
like sounding its praise throughout the
universe" so will every enc who tries
r. Kings New Discovery fof eny tronhie
OF the throat, chest or lungs. Price bne'
and tiOO. Trial b0stles free At D. H.
O'Rielly n Co.'S drug store, every bottle
guaranteed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

ssad. . sofdfss ~ arrived thsfs ssgi
ths Beers are O.OO0 stfoaa ~ seos mosfG
but =, nurgess dorp thsy have only =
small Town guard,
LgrrKa rnon rHN oUEEs
London, FeJ aO.--Ths queen, through
her private secretary. scot the following
letter 70 commander .in.ebisf, field Mar
shall Lord Noiselsy, "As 20 large q pro.
portion u ths army is goN Ia south
Africa tha queen tally realizes that neo-
eusary measures must b adopted Toe
hoiAe detenss Her majesty ia advised
that u would b. possible 70 devise fot ths
rear an efficient fores from her Old
aoldlare who aavs already served ~ ON
ceru, non commissioned Ofilcefs o. pri'
yatsa aud conhie0t In their devotion 10
tbs country and loyalty 70 heF throne
the Queen appeals 70 them 70 serve her
once more In place Of those, who Tor
time, together with The people Of
her colonies, are n0bly ruistina The
invasion Of her south African poasss.
sloas. Her majesty has sisnined her
pleasures that THESES batlailoua shall b
designated ~ royal reserve ba,,allons Of
her army"
ENGAGEMENT AZ ooLssso.
London. FEB. ~, aisO ., m.-Newa Il
reselytd here that General Hart has 90
supied Colenso after q slight engage
msns
DlsPArCa FROM BuLLKR.
London, Web. R0,--Ths following h 4
dispatch received today from General
Butler
BLOWS Farm, Tuesday, Feb. s0.--4;i0
.. m.-FuailieE brigade yesterday took
nlangvana hll', 10 the right Of the enc.
my's position and commanding Colsnso,
the rest Of the force advancing toward
Toaela. This morning The enemy had
withdrawn all troops north Of Tugela
and had practically evacuated.
General Kart occupied COieRso after =
slight resistance by weak rear guard
and We hold the line Of Tugela 90 the
south side from ColensO 10 Kagle's Nest.
The enemy seems 10 BE- IN full retreat
and apparently are only holding the pos!
ton they occupy acsoss the Colenao'
Ladysmith railway. wheSc IL Is Close 10
Angle Tugela, with a weak rear guard
Harris advance guard Ia crossing 81 Co
lsnso. Our casualties yesterday and 10
day have, hope, been few"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

There IL 40 beiter medicine foT the
babies than ChambaflAin'a Cough Rem
edy. 10 pleasant taste and prompt and
eflectual cures make u q fny0Tiie with
mgthass and small children. II quickly
enres thaiF coughs and o0ida, preventing
pneumOrla OF other serious consequences.
Ii also cures Group aud has been used IN
tens OF Thousands Of caeea without q
elnale failure 10 Tar az We baVs been
nbis 10 learn. Il not ONLY cures Group
bot when given a. so0n A. ths et0upy
cough appears, will prevent the attack
10 easos OF WhOoping cough u iiqnehoa
the tough mucua, making u easier 70 ~.
peel0tate, lnd iefaans the aetefily and
lreqneney ~ Tia par0xyRms Of coughing
thus dopflVlng that disease u all danger
ons consequences. For sails BY all drug
giais.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

Abraham Kempenioh la In the city |
from Peralta for q few days.
A. A. Grant arrived In the city yssteT-
day from his California home.
Dr.. Taggart. o. TularOsa. is among the
late arrivals IN Albuquerque.
Louis Ward, who has be = sOjOnrning
In Bland Cor the past few weeks, returned
10 the city last night.
Chisi Justice Mills passed Through the
city last night bound for Silver City On
some business matters.
Conductor Fred. NOhl has gone 70 San
JaclntO Syringe. Cal. for the bensat Of
his health. Ne has bcsn q victim OF
severe attack OF rheumatism for the past
few weeks.
Miss Rllen Mcclure Il now an emplOye
Ia the Mutual Lits Insurance eompany's
Office In this city. she occupies the po-
sItiOn left vacant BY Miss HutEell. who
removed TO Phoenix.
W. A. Chick. she expert mining man,
and party, left early this morning for
the MalagrOs mining district, where they
will begin operations on ths development
Of their numerous mineral properties.
Frank O. Rlumlein and Robert Mon
tsith. Nh0 have been employees a. the
ahOps In this city for the past two years
departed last night and viii locate 10
San Luis POtosl. Mexico. where they have
accepted positions In the machine shops
George G. GAinsIey, family and Mis-
Maggie wright left last night for Lcl
Angeles. where they expect 10 make Shelf
future residence. They were aeoOmpA'
MED as laF ~ Ash Fork BY ]. ". Wright
} who will continue on his iOagney Il
: PresoOts.
, Special Constable ]. r. Tucker cam
down from Bland last night and had Il
p his charge DamaeiO AteneiO, who stand
] accused OF stealing go from l.. MontOyI
z The prisoner had been given trial 4
!, Judge YoungS court aLd Ias held
4 await the action Of the grand Jury.
y Large audiences continue 70 gre,
Evangelist Brewer ~ this First BapsiI
y church. large number have AlTead
y confessed conversion, mostly men an
women. There will b. meetings ever
le night this week, but Saturday, an
o. Bible readings each afternoon at
d o'clock. All are invited.
n, This morning At Q o'eloek. At the re-
II. denOe Of the brides parents on east 10
per Avsaue. Orrln n Oxendine WAS ms
W Fiod 10 Miss Emily Arreola, Rev. Bfu
40 Kinney and Rev, y. a. Allen, She pasta
=, Of the contracting parties. performed q
a seTemOny, Immediately after the ce'
mony the bTlde and groom took 10 {
Of mountains 10 spend . portion OF th'
An honeymoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

Warrington. Feb. 20. The hearing OF
witnesses In she Investigation VI alleged
improper action BY thu United States
military authorities Rt WsfdneF, Idaho,
began 10 .day before the house committee
on military affairs. A. A. fraser, lawyer,
shOshons county. whore the trouble Oe-
Cured, testified that the civil courts
WeFa doing business 81 the time that
martial law Il said 10 have been In 0pef-
alton Representative LeniE, Nh0 con
Quoted the inquiry. explained that THIS
Was lhe ground work for judging the
need d martial Law.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
sliv.r oilr mel.l nreninr.


Az heretofore announced In tbs Enter
prise, the large Schultz Palace hotel, Of
this city. will bs opened n this public on
March 1. The proprietor, Max. Schultz,
has spared no pains or expense TO make
the new hotel an up-tO date house In
every respect. The lOcation and arrange
ment OF the forty rooms are all that could
be desired for convenience and comfort.
Tbs hail Ia large aud wide aud running
the entire length OF 100 feet makes every
room easy Of access. and the light The
very best. Every modern hotel cOnven.
fence, such "a closets. bath rooms, large
hotel Office and sDsosOus sample room for
travelling men has been elegantly ar
ranged In thu Schultz PalAre. The entire
hotel will be beautifully lighted by cleo.
trio lights and a system OF electric bells
throughout The building renders the con-
-eniences uDexcelled by any hotel Of this
city. Heretofore hotel accommodations
have not been sufficient for the large
number Of people In ths city during the
tVsm OF the District court, but the open
Ing Of thu Schultz palace on the above
date will obviAte this Inconvenience.
The travelling public will Ind the vegy
best accommodations at the large new
hotel. the ample and we'll lighted sample
room afiording the very best display Of
their samples. The hotel IL neatly fur
nished throughout with new furniture Of
she best grade. This patronage Of the vis
lting court people and the travelling pub
lic Is specially solicited.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
- nllsh MnI ns nalll.

The Pueblo indiana above Albuquerque
have announced their intention 10 resist
the building OF the low tine ditch through
their lands and are aTming themselves
With Winchssters. Il seems that the en-
lerprlse is not the unmixed blessing
which the AlbuqueTque papers have pie
tured Las Vegas Republican.
Now. what DO you know about itp Oi
course, Il will nOt b an unmlxed bless
log Tor the business men Of this city u
sxpend 10000 for an irrigatIng ditch Il
tribe Of 100 Indians can stop the work
But thu ditch will b. built and thu In
dians will not shoot M ybody.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
Union ssrrlcs I.as, Nirh,

Last evening at the Congregational
church a union 5nfyiee was neld, ~
whien large number Of members from
the different churches Of Ihs city were
present splendid program had been
arranged and was rendered ~ pleasing
manner. A poem, entitled Two feaFe
Ia Heaven," was read by Miss Malta
rway and WAL heartily received BY the
big congregation. Prof. Hiram hadlcy,
one OF New Msxic0'a greatest educators.
was present, and dalivered al address
upon tns lie OF Frances willard. MI.
aadley being personally acquainted with
the noted lady, was able t0 give The peO
pie al inter tating and Instructive lecture
OF her life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
AccIpRNILY saor.
Reslae,Nt Of Sablnoso Meets an Awful
nah -. ~ ntafaa

Resident Of SabInoso Meets an Awful
Death on The Plains.
A letter received Thursday by Don Jose
RamlreE Of this city, from LesndrO Jimi-
neg. OF sabin Sso, conveys the sad intel
Ilsence that .,oss Lson Garcia had been
found dead on the prairies February IL,
with bullet in hts thigh The particu'
lars as disclosed by lhs letter, are about
~ follows:
Deceased had left his home six days
before. and upon his faiiing to return a
search party was sent out. He was
found dead with pistol by him, aud q
bullet wound In his leg told the story OF
the agony Of his last hours. Deceased
was Is years old, ana leaves wife and
child 70 mourn his uusimely aeEnise.--
Iaa Vegas Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
BIs DAMAGE SUIT PILED.
The P.aihufi Demands twenty-five
Thousand Doliars.

The P'.alAufi Demands twenty-five
thousand Dollars.
Yestl iEday ". X. Dunham Instituted a
damage suit against the M PAsO n
Northi astern Railroad company. He
asks Tor 5000 DAMAGE on account OF
petso nal injuries.
The petitioner says he was formerly
employed as brakeman by said HilrOad
compenyi In said capacity he was en-
gagged on the road running from M Paso
10 AlamOFg0Fdo aud from Alamorgordo
TO Captain. On the l4th day Of last Jan
uaFy, while plaintiff was dischArRlng
bis duties ~ brakeman between the last
named places he had his hands crushed
and permanently injured. He was al
this time endeavoring 10 couple q loco
motive and tender 10 fAt car. Il IL al
Legged on account Of the coupling sppArA.
tus being too high and out OF
repair the coupling could not be
made, and thu accident was the result, II
IL further set forth that the throttle val.
YES Of the engine leaked and we're 10 a
detective condition. Consequently the
engineer had not full control OF his en-.
CINE 80 that the said engine started for
ward and then came suddenly back with
JERK. Plaintiffs hand was caught be.
tween the Drawbacks and his index finger
~ mAngled that II had 10 ba Ampntated
while the rest Of his hand was 80 hurt
that Dunham claims it will never re-
cover its former strength and usefulness
Gross negligence II alleged On part Of
railway company Ia not providing SAFE
aud suitable coupling apparatus with
which la employees could perform th'
work.-El Peso Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

From the sun.
Burton aOssnlan. manager Of the Az
tee Cattle company, came ny tr;m Wins
low and returned ,his morning.
J. X. Palmer, manager OF She western
UnIOn Telegraph company has recovered
from his injuries suilieieuEiy 10 resume
his duties.
h. G. Olney has sold bis residences on
Beaver street TO aheha j. A. Johnson
Mr. Olney expects 10 return 70 his tos-
mer homs Ia Michigan.
X. n. Greenlaw returned from Los
Angeles Thursday and Will remidn few
days. He has fully uo0y red from me
operation performed ON him BY the Los
Angeles surgeons.
The numbaF Of candidates for toRn
ofIies arr increasing, and there are ssili a
number who ars studying tbs situation,
aud II II h favou.ble 10 tlem they viii
enter the neld,
On February IA. AZ TAO o'clock . m.'
Rev. y. Oily united In marriage Mr.. Dan
l.. Hogan and Miss Laura X. Conrad. The
groom is tho popular uude- sheriff OF
this county, aRG the bride Is one OF th'
fair dau ghteFs Of Flagstaff.
The foundation OF the new steel wateI
tank Of the santa Re Pacific railroad
here has been eompleted aud SofkmeI
are riveting the sections together. TIT
tank will be "a feet ia diameter and q
feet high. On completion Of IT, Stee
tank 0g tower tbs old unaigh;iy wooieI
wateF tank will b. torn down.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

frankfort, Ky, FEB. O.-speaker
Tfimble, al q session Of the house tnis
d. aFnlne. announced there Wlll D. =
iolnl session Of ths legislature this after
noon 10 consider reports from committees
IN governors aud lieutenant governors
contest aud former action Ia f6feFehee
theret0
The honse adopted the Allen resolution
which Wa passed By the senate yeateF-
dAy, ratlfying The former proceedings ~
which Goebel aud ~ khan Wefe declared
Ia Ofil1a. Republicans refused b vote On
thu original call, h0plHg 90 break ihe
quorum, bus seeing u carried vent 0n
raaord
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

eovefy y ,rermuticnt, too, for ever since I
have not bad The slightest return Of my old
ehemy consider a ckers English Remedy
~ long Qi'ns tho best medi cine Ia tho world
!or hacklhg coughs. asthma and bronchitis.
" completely mas ters those stubborn dis.
eases That many t'aople wrongly suppose 20
~ inentaoie. ufercrs will just try sim
SAID ana more &c o." tSigned
ions u. ELLIOTT,
:, Commander ohm Mesarah Post, No, i3a,
Portland, Mich.
-, sold q Dc, ~ C. and n bottle, throughout
INC United stat - and Canada and IN Eng.
hnd ~ II ~. =. Sd. a.. Cd. fyOu are nOt
hnsheu alter buying, return the bottle %
your druggist. and get your money back.
W. ~ h0rifs M abars guaranfss
W ~ HOOK az 4 CO.. ffoprieioft, kets Fora
FOR ale BY J. n. O'Rielly n Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
D.s,h az Mrs' Dsnl.hlaaa.

WUNTW WT III WWWT--T-"--TT
AZ 1870 o'cl0ck this morning NJ the late
residences on west tlCid avenue the life OF
Mrs. Marie Deutschland passed over 70 the
great beyond. She hsd been sick only
since Sunday and her death was q shock
lag surprise 10 the family and many
friends. Mrs Deutschland was born In
BTeslau, Germany, % years ago. and
three daughters. Mrs Louis Levy, Mrs.
Louis Trauer. Of this city. and Ars. simon
NenHiadt, OF Los Lunaa, are left "a
mourn their loss. She was left widow
lifleen years ago, her husband dying In
New Ofleane In 1885
The funeral services will be- conducted
az the residence tomorrow afternoon M
= o'clock by DR. 8reenburg, rabbit OF the
Jewish synagogue. Friends Of the family
are invited.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

ehen lnet suamsh NE tales haslhs
CONS 70 bic ranch Tor food ana msdI.
c'nTa, after wandering averal days IN .
wounded coaditiOn In the mountains
sitter ths snooting which resulted In thu
Killing Of sheriff fafr ana Iowa Me-
bfine hhd bic son aflerwafd received ths
reward tor the capture Of the outlaw. =
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

Is IL now said that the people OF Ar
kansas are claiming thst IL was "Coin"
Harvey who discovered the circulation OF
the blood Prescott Journal Miner.
This is mistake. Il IL whisky In
stead OF blood that ciroulates ia Ar
kauaaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

Rrom she New Mexican.
The total enrolment OF the public
schools has reached $50. the highest en-.
rollmUD Of any sity IN the territory ex-
cept Albu Querque.
Special Agent Max Praeht will leave
Washington In . few dRye, making .
brief stay 81 Chicago, aud arrive IN santa
Ne about the 2bih instant.
Mrs, T. y. CAtrOn, who has been In
Denver for the past ten days for the be.le.
10 OF her heailh, Ia expected 10 retuI n
home Monday evening.
Hon. AmadO Chaves has been offered a
position ~ translator In the war depart
ment NJ Washington. and may conclude
10 accept the offer. IL 10, he aud his fam.
lly will 10 10 washln slon 10 reside Tor =
time.
Several tax payers have called on the
New Mexican aud have stated that they
are opposed 10 the issuing OF city bonds
aud 10 she further liner sase Of phe city In.
debiedness. Taxes are quite heavy and
She county de0t Is in the neighborhoOd
Of 81 100000.
Auditor l.. N. Ortiz has tome into pos
session Of the assessment books Of Santa
Ana county. formerly part Of Bernalillo
county lie also has a copy Of the asssss-
meDt rolls Of Rio Arrlba county Of 1870,
the cover Of which contested Of an old
almanac OF the New Mexican.