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cuGccd title. b.. 5S2 Live Oak St. Dallas,
Texas. II
FOR SALE--Highest bidder for CASH Two
story 1O-room plastered residence wa er.
gas, sewer stable servants room. two los.
southeast front Fourth ward, y hlocks from
bayou, and three blocks from Main street.
property worth 5000; must be sold; bids
confidential and must be received by Sep
tember l. Address 1883 this office II
FOR SALE on payments to suit the pur-
chaser: Two-stow houses aud cottages near
Southern Pacific shops. Il. Bryan q Co. II
FOR SALE on monthly payments: nice
two-storv home also hy1-room cottage
be your own landlord and ave your rent.
Rice and tmhcred lards for sale at bar
gains: Bette BRYAN. Fox ;uild.ng. IL
s3oG0.0O HALF cash and half in land or
good vacant lots buvs fine eight-room two
story residence in Fourth ward: Two full
sized lots. See Wilson & Hannah. 2o5 KAN
building. IL
GOOD COTTAGE One block from Montgom-
cry avenue tpayed); at a bargain and on
terms to suit c a. Elmen, 1861 Con.
eress. Il
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

554 ACRES of timber land on Cedar lake. Bra
2orid county above overflow; cedar, ash,
oak. elm. Would exchange for improved
Dalles property. Reasonable terms. I'm
cuGccd title. b.. 5S2 Live Oak St. Dallas,
Texas. II
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BLANK BOOK SPECIAL
b0D-page Ledger or journal, slate duck
Russian corners. spring back SIZE Slaxl2&,
80 cents.
faslorizas 5. S0s Main st. tt
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oMPAN1ES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES furnish

COMPANIES Observation-Disclosures furnish
ed. We furnished customers with collateral
securities from one OF tho oldest and strong
est financial institutions in New York to
accomplish guarantee Of their stock or
bonds. All done on commission from pro-
ceeds of sales of your stocks or bonds Those
wishing to develop new enterprises should
see Us. No charge unless successful
Colonial Stock aud Bond Co. $40 Houston
St. Fort Worth Texas
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIE BOARD Of Medical Examiners for the
EieNenih district will meet at the office OF
pr. Geo. w. clarendon, az 10 "a. M, Monday.
september 8. 1900 j. W. Scott. president:
Geo. w. clarendon. secretary "a
NoIlCF-From and after this notice no bills
TOT supplies or any material whatever made
lot account OF the Augusta Manufacturins
somheny al Houston Heights. Texas. viii
pe paid unless made or bought hy me in
person, $, y. Allen. president. per /. w
walker secretary and treasurer
August 6, 1900 =,
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PROFESSIONAL

SAVE MoNEY-Reiiaols ,rsi "a
rendered in civil and ~ nasrliealiii Y
able rates. For former ,eesty "
McCane's Detective ~
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PREMISES new, delay Is dan
gctdus. Chloro Naphtoleum does the work
best: 2lc bottle, at Lfwyns. II
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FOR RENT-My furp,sh 5.
WIN aii convenience sessl-i..
Sall at IO6 Crawford ron ".
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FOR RENT-one tpr1,..---->.
avenue. nsviy az NM
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FOR sALE--A well established blacksmith
Shop. with tools, wood and paint shop; only
cause for selling, bad health. w. L. Lut-
ner Cameron, Milan county, Texas. is
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MORPHINE. opium, cocaine, whissy hablfs
cured at home; no. suffering; cure guaran-
teed; indersed By physicians, ministers ana
othrrsi book OF particulars. testimonials
etc.. free; Tobaccolne the tobacco eure
81. Established 1892, Wilson Chemical CO.
Dublin, Texas, g-S
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TANSY. PENNTBuYAL and COTTON ROOT
Pms. doube snenSth. positive menstrual
equator. $500 sent sealed bY mail. D.
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AaRNICs WANTED.

no AGENTS 10 sell liucu interlincd "rubher"
collars and cuffs Catalogue free. Key
ltou. Eubher Collar Co, Steelton, Pa, II
atJ:NIS- sredoliy backed by absolute guar
autre 10 atr4ighton kinky negro hair. Near
ly ail profit and sells ON sight Write B1s-
tor Chemical Co. Richmond Va, for ter
ritory and particulars Y
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Euf THE RED CROSS brand Fountain
syrngra and Rubber Goods ut Klesling's
drug store. eo2 Main street. SIS
THE CHICAGO BICYCLE CO.. all 6i2 Main
street, makes the finest wheel you ever
saw, and y ID called tho Houston. Sold at
on tme. II you like; tires. tubes spokes,
hubs and anything YOU want cheaper than
anywhere elsc and batter, because Il Is OF
thss mepths make. u
6glTAR TAUGHT BIZ new METaoD-sSii
Crawford "
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WILSON'S HACK STAND Phone 1905 stabl
nhuue 5iJ
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FOR RENT

Rooms furnished compls,- ~
or nnfurnished, isosp , cas tof "
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vii with modern improvements .
nue. p Apply to Mrs. g. fg i
hIcck Rafarences reQull.,e--.-- 80
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FOR SALE-Good paying restaurant and con-
fectionary in one of the best towns in
Texas. population $500; good reason Ad-
dress II. this Office Il
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GET IT ID Wuples' vi Conprrss avenue
complete stock everything 80 the drug In,
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lSTRAN HATS CLEANED and beached by A
29c package Of Linane; guaranteed, at Lew
/ NM. llilm ELDn.l ~
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NAPLES Velvet Cream cures sunburn; %
bottle Oh CoHgrcss avenue.
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knUW the WhereHhouts OF my
son, Thomas Collins. agcd about 20 years,
was working near Houston when last heard
from; business o. importance requires his
attention, Mrs. Sarah Collins, Rnnge, Tex
as II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
VEGAS
From the Optic

From the Optic
Mrs. NJ. Cellers, mother Of Mrs. A.
NJ. Adler. Is 90 at tho realdence OF
Henry Levy.
Horton Dague, formerly OF Las We
gas. ia now engineer Tor the ortiz min
ing company near Cerrillos.
u Is reported that no CerrlIos coal
can be had for love or money. one
Las Vegas dealc having an order
there for ten cars OF the black dla-
monds
Frank Guerin and Joseph Young.
who rode their wheels down to the Al
buqucrque fair. say they were caught
IN only two rains They expressed
their wheels back and took the trucks
themselves.
Miss Maggie NJ. Mayors. 81 the Nor.
mai University class OF 1900. has gone
down to Catalpa. near Gallup. n. NJ.
TO take charg' OF a school. she depart
ms Tor the latter named place ycstor-
dey.
Firemen Brown ond Head have
leased James Young's place opposite
the tie-preserylng works. and VIII
start "a chicken ranch and truck gar
den there A telephone wire is being
strung into their house enabling them
o. be easily reached by the caller
boys. when duty calls them out on the
road.
4 tramp fell IN an eplleptlc NJ In
front OF the san Miguel National bank.
this morning The same unfortunate
frightened Mrs. H. G.. Carpenter into
soniing for the city marshal. ana also
remarked 90 Tom Delaney. while TAX
ms lunch. that he was likely TO be
seized with a it Ia which event he
should he held onto the stool at the
covater Tom remarked that he bad
something else TO do besides attend
iug TO fellows with hts.
W. zelgler, OF Greeley. Col, recent
iy bought 10000 head OF ewes and
lambs In tine vicinity OF Cabra sprinFs.
tha neocy quadrupeds 20 e loaded
In Las Nes as on the sth proximo to be
fattcned for the eastern market
Capt y. q. Austin yesterday sold
200 heifers belonging 10 the waddlng-
ham hoofn and horns 10 Dr. W. H..
Upton. to-day. $50 two-year-old helf-
ers, 70 Harry Byers and tomorrow
hr viii close "a deal for the cows and
herd of 100, Another shipment OF
tOc hcat OF Waddingham cattle viii
be made from Engle station in a few
days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
ALAMO0ORDo.

from the News.
]. W. Gould and J. b. York Of Weed.
are In the city 10 deliver 5000 worth
OF goats 10 G. -. Brooks. who viii
hereafter keep them al the Old Burie-
son ranch near the head Of Tho Alamo
canon.
/. W. Briscow was arrested Monday
morning about eight miles west of
town, by Deputy sheriff Walters Iic
was brought 20 this city and turnei
over 20 sheriff Cunningham Of Taylor
Texas. whore he will be taken 10 an
swer two charges ot &ealing cattle
some years ago. lie has been az large
since isss.
The pOatofiice department is making
an effort 10 improve the mail service
on The White Oaks railroad. When the
old star routes from Las cruces to Tu-
larosa. la Luz 10 the Moaoaler1 Indian
agency and Fort stanton, ANA from
San Antonio to White oaks and Lin
coin were abolished. and the mail was
ilrat sent over the line ~ the 70 Paso
s Northeastern railway there waa no
mail clerk 90 - trains. end the mali
had 10 be al sent iu sealed sacks and
al mail Tor points north OF Aiamogordo
had 20 be unloaded here and sodisth.
buted. A. the train only made a short
stop here the mail was frequently do
layed and confusion enausd Many
persons declared that ihe service 49,
Infinitely worse than when q was taA.
en- by stage Some 0f the p0stofiicea
failed TO get their mail az all FOR sever
al days a. a time. and 10 subscribe ZOE
newspaper was worse than useless
AZ u seldom n ever wac received.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Trainmaster y. c. Fox. while heip.
ing to clear the wreckage In Martinez
canyon Sunday. suffered the amputa- =
ton Of the middle finger of his left
hand.
To the feminine eye the prcttieat dis.
play window IN Aibuauerque ls that Of
Mrs. w r. McCrolght, the milllner.
Conductor Fred Flint has 90 far re-.
covered from the injuries he received
az peming several weeks ago, that he
can navigate about the hLuae on
clutches.
ON Tuesday Sept 2sth, at Kingston
Texas, Rev. w. Arthur shelton. late
pastor OF the san Marciai Methodist
church. was married 20 Viola vii.
liams daughter OF Mrs. J. w. Davies
1f that place
The story having been circulated
that Hon. Pablo Trujlllo was anxious
20 secure the nomination on the repub-
lican ticket Tor commissioner from this
district, The Zee asked the gentleman
20 deny or affirm the rumor. Mr. Tru-
iillo stated positively that he is not out
Tot any Office this year.
Rev. =. l.. Gladnoy IL preparing to
move to White Oaks. Rev. Ed Le-
Breton, Rev. 4. J.. Arams and REV.
sawderH are IN town. and the latter
gentleman Will preach In the Gan Mar
clal Methodist church pulpit for few
weeks ere going 20 HIS new station IN
the indian Territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
soCoRRo
From the Chienain.

From the Chiensin.
Mrs. W. E. Martin and niece, Miss
Leona Rudlsllle. are visiting In Santa
Re
Mrs. Montague Stevens Of Horse
Springs was In the city Tuesday en-
route to Europe.
o. Bulow, OF California, arrived In
town Tuesday. Wednesday he hired
a pair OF mules az Browns livery
stable, employed a driver, laid In a
weeks supply OF provisions, and start
ga Tor the hills TO the westward.
Rev. r. A. Crals Of Albuquerque.
superintendent OF presby mission
schools FOR New Mexico. will be In SO.
zorro 20 try 20 arrange for teacher to
assist Mrs Sleight by taking charge of
any American children that may apply
Tor admlttance.
Next Saturday is the anniversary OF
the day OF san Miguel the patron
selnt Of the local Catholic church
There win be the usual religious pro-
Cersions Ia the streets. services at the
church, and grand fiesta az which ev-
erybody Is expected to have good
time
Mrs. Daniel, VINO runs a boarding
ana lodging house IN the Browne a.
Manzanares building. near the depot,
recently saw the names OF her two
children and her mother In the list OF
missing at Galveston. She received the
Eiad udings this morning that all were
saved though their home was de-
stfoyed,
Last Saturday witnessed a pleasant
family gathering az tide home OF Doe
tor and Mrs. Duncan on California
avenue, In honor OF the SEVENTEEN
birthday OF Mrs. Duncan's mother.
Mrs. Mary a. Gilberson. or Mrs. Gil
borson's descendants there we're pres
cnt two daughters, six grandchildren
and one great grandchlld. one
grandchild Miss Pearl Berry. ceie-
bra,ed her thirteenth birthday on the
slimc occasion. The gathering was al
very enjoyable one. and Il Is to bel
hoped that both "Gnud- and
Pearl may celebrate many birthdays
more In years to come.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
.AoUSA.
Special Correspondence.

Special Cnrfcupondeucr.
Laguna, Sept. 2e.-Iaguna Ssas well
represented az the territorial fair held
In Albuquerque, nearly one hundred
tickets beink sold from this station
alone. All express themselves as be-
ms sell pleased and ready to 20 again
next year
Mr. ]. N Miller. the station agent.
with his wife. visited Mrs. Miller's
brother Ia socorro for a few days iast
week.
Mr. Simon BiDo. the general mer-
chant OF Laguna. spent wednesday 0f
this week az Albuquerque.
Mr.. Lopoldo Mazon. of Rhmah. ".
~ was al Isaguna on business
"Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Dra. Cornish and Eastcrday, Of Al
buquoruue, and Dr. G. D. Lukens of
i.aguna. on Monday Of last aeek per-
formed an operation for abcens of the
liver on Miguei JhaYgs. son 07 Mr.
Juan a. Chayea. OF Cebollota. ~ ~.
Tho patient doing well anl blds fair
fo a complete recovery
Splendid rains have been falling Tor
the past two week. and the Hiockmen
are very much encouraged over the
prospects of a Eooi winter range
SIR Sylvester Mlrible. % san Rafael
n a.. was doing business at several
points In this portion Of Valencia oun-
~ last week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

In the matter OF tho estate Of Hu-
maldo Chavez. an appeal was taken
from the decision OF the probate court
20 the district court.
The case OF the United states vs. Ed
uardO PrOnencher was set dOyn for
tria, on next Friday
In the case Of t.copoldO Macon va.
Thomas b. Catron. was referred TO 10
l., Medler as referee 90 take the tegti-
mony ot witnesses.
In the case OF w. W. Mcclellan vs.
Mary Lavelle. plaintiff brought an at
tachment suit against defendant. at
taching property TO satisfy a claim of
Indebtedness OF $3.50. alleged 10 be due
on a note. by agreement the case was
ii.ed before the United States jury
and on attachment proceedings the
Judge ordered verdict In favor Of de-
fendant on a trial of the case on lts
merits the defense. while admitting
the execution Of the note. alleged that
Il was procured by fraud. The case
vent TO the jury and u Is expected a
verdict Will be rendered this afternoon
New Suits Filed-GeOrEe Reed W.
Virginia Reed, suit FOR divorce.
Territory ex rel Leonardo Candeiario
80 J. II. Scott
Norma E Denny vs. George u. Den
ny. suit for divorce.
whitney Company W. J. II. Wood
Edward Grunafeld VI. Eleuterio Ley
ba.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
LAsCRJCrS
na County RrnnnlIcnn.

From u na Ana County Republican.
The machinery Tor the New Mexican
Lead company's iO0-ton concentrator
loft Las Cruces last Monday for the
mines. II took 40 mules and 20 wnsons
70 haul the plant. The frelghtera re-
turned Tuesday and will probably leave
again with lumber and material neces-
sary.
Last Thursday was the seventh ami.
versary Of the marriage OF Mr. and
Mrs. y. r. Day, and they celebrated the
event by entertaining some OF their
friends nj an evening card party
couples spent the first part OF the
evening playing euchrc. then refresh
ments were served and prizes awarded
the most successful players. The even
ing was voted by those present as one
OF tho enjoyable ones OF the season.
When the visitors bade their host and
hostess adleu wishes were extended
for the coming OF many more anniver-
sariea
Tuesday evening about supper time
the span of horses driven by Mrs. r. n
Lester became frightened ard broke
into u run on Main street They Dash
ed iuto a wagon hltehed opposite L. l..
Roberts A Co, overturnlnR the vehicle
ana upaettlng the occupants. Mra Les
ter and her little boy. They were tax
en- al once into Mrs Roberts and their
bruises cared Tor. and later we're TAX.
en- BY friends 10 their home IN Mesllla
Park. Injuries were not serious 10
mother and son, but they were pretty
badly shaken up by their fall. The
horses broke loose from the buggy ami
started f,r home, but we're captured en-
route. while the vehicle. minus two
wheels was taken to the blacksmith
shoD for repairs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Charles W. Kennedy ana wife to Al
Win Iohl. warranty deed 10 l0ta /. 2.
and 4. block "a. BrownweIl a Lail ad-
dition. $3.50.
ELIAS Martinez ana wife 20 Juan 3.
Dc Mlera, warranty deed 10 piece Of
land and house IN the town OF Cor
ralea. $50.
Albuquerque Townsite company to
Neih y. Field warranty deed 10 lots
la Perea addition, $4,000.
Albuquerque Tow Ire company 10
Mariana :. otero. warranty deed 10
lotr In the Perea addition. $500.
Albuquerque Towns.te company 10
George W Harrison. warranty deed
10 lots ln Perea addition. 1850.
Albuquerque T0wng.te company 70
Hcran e.. IsOnEwel. warran,y deed 10
lots Ia Perea addition. 5000
WIN Thompson TO olive Thompson.
warranty deed 10 half of lots ~ and 20.
block 90 original towhsite OF Albu-
querque. New Mexico.
Mrs. Amanda Feikert 10 Mrs. Eliza
beth Hart. warranty deed. 10 all 0f lot
number and the vest half Of lot . in
block number 20, Brownwell a I.ail
addition. GO.
John Hart 20 Elisabeth Hart, quit
claim deed 20 lots 10 ana 20. block 3.
Eagle Towrsite cOmpany's addition 10
HAND. 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
DEMING.


From the Herald.
Burt Eubank. a Diamond a ranch
boy, Is az the Ladies' Hospital suffer-
Ing from couple OF fractured ribs.
caused By his horse running against a
tree with him.
Mrs Llzzie Collins ranch home. east
OF the city. burned TO the ground sun
day night with nearly all it's contents.
Much sympathy IA expressed.
At the Ladies' Hospital on Saturday
evening. Sept 20, 1900. after a long and
painful illness. Patrick ward breathed
his last. He was an old and respected
railroad contractor. ana the partner OF
A. J. Clark In his Arizona railroad
work His funeral took place Sunday,
stewart 4 Wesley. the two colorod
mine owners of the Tres HermanaR
mining district. make regular sAlp-
ments of ore 20 the sampler m this city.
They have been mining in these noun
talng Tor several years and have made
considerable money
George T. Stewart and wife ana Mr..
Wool,s have returned from camp-ont
on The upper Gila. and report a most
enjoyable time. They got all the fish
and game they desired. and returned
home with a desire for city fare. Mr.
Stewart will leave shortly for Wash
lngton. u. c., ON visit 10 the home OF
his boyhood.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

The local Jewish calendar. lust is.
sued, contains the foiiowing:
During the year 56el. A. NJ. begin.
nlng september 23rd 1900. services Will
be held al temple B'ual Birth.
New Years eve. Sunday, September
2Srd. al D. m.
New Years day Monday September
2ith, at 10 a. m.
Aionement eve. Tuesday, October
"a, az D. m.
Atonemcnt day. Monday. October
81. at $3.50 a. M.
Tabcruacles eve. sunday. October tn.
al y. M.
TabernacIea day. Monday. October
sth. az 10 a, M.
Aizercth eve. sunday October itth.
at 3 p. m.
Atzeresh day. Monday. October 18TH.
at 10 a. m.
Thanksgiving day, Thursday. No
vcmber 29th. at 1880 a. m.
Passover eve. Wednesday. April ga.
1901, at $3.50 y, m.
Passover day Thursday. Aprll az
at 10 a. m.
Passover eve Oth day.. Tuesday
Arm 9Th, az g. m.
Passover day. 9th day.. wednea-
day. April 10th. at 10 a. m.
Pentocost eve Thursday. May 29d.
at y. m.
Pentecost day Friday. May cath.
az $3.50 a. m.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

a year ago BY himself and posse In the
organ mountsina. and who was tried
and admitted 20 bail by the district
court at Roswell had been arrested a.
san Luis. California. johnson was one
~ the four men captured after a harm
less exchange of shots. north og 10
Paso. and whose case was taken 20
Chavea county on change of venue
sheriff Stewart started 20 the coast at
Ter hla man, Monday
The two Mexicans who broke iau
Saturday a week ago. Juan ana Pe5-o
salazar, we're overiaken By sheriff
Stewart about 30 miles north q Van
Horn. Texas. making for Mexico. The
onicer pulled down on the furitivea.
and one threw up his hands, while the
other made motion 20 reach for
weapon. aud The ahcrih shot him dead.
The survivor, Pedro was brought In
and Jailed Friday % iast week. Con.
stable y. y CLARK, of the p=1sc pursu.
INK the fugitlves on horseback, was
taken sick and had 70 De lsft Al
ranch near The point OF the ouada.
iupee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
IOHDsHUHo
From the Literal

ffom The Liberal
Hugh Williams has been appointed
yardmaster a. the Arizona A View Mer
leo yard. lie win move hls hmiiy up
from Doming and In the future be one
OF our citizens.
A letter from Col wambcuxh SAYS
that his family is safe wi,h friends Al
Houston. and All are recovering from
The terrible shock causci by their ex-
perience In the food ~ q qtlveaton. Hts
house and contents are . stroyed.
Last Friday the biz gtey geldlnE that
the Roberts a Icahy mercantile com
pany has been driving a. lts team. was
taken sick and despite ait that could
be done for lt died soon afterward.
Jumbo. the rv nat the children rode
ana which HHe H-h flvo-lte with all
the boys in town. WIS taken slck and
was dead In r. fcv haurs An the horse
owners IN TOW n sclrcd. thinking a
fatal epidemic had brnten out among
the horses. which w1s lkely 20 nagry
on many more. what Killed the horses
no one can say. but luckily no more
were taken sick
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
ROSWELL.
FtomthsRerhtrr

From the kcghtrT
Martha, the bright little 5-year old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs q, 4. Ham
ilt0n, was kicked by "A horse last week
and two ribs fractured Fortunately
her Injuries were not dangerous and
she ia nov comfortable.
Mr and Mrs. John Ulford who for
merly hyei near Hagerman, together
with their little fiye-yoar old grandson.
were among the COCO people who lost
their lives az Galveston They were
most excellent people. Mrs. ElfoFd he
ing respected and loved by an who
knew her and their sad fate ~ a sore
trial 90 an who knew them.
Al Parish. one Of the cigar makers
employed In the cigar factory of Flesh
er A Rosenwald, who was az the meet.
Ing or the A. o. a. W. lodge one night
last week, put his hand INTO the fob
pocket Of his trousers FOR match. In
atantly "A miniature explosion took
place ana before he could extinguish
the fire both his hanes and a large spot
IN the right side OF HIS abdomen were
badly burned He had chioraie of pot
ash tablets In his pocket with the
matches ana Il Il supposed they 90 ru~sd
the trouble.