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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
THE WESTERN TOWNS.
flagstaff, kngman, HolbroOk and
Williams,
BATCH OF INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.
FLAGSTAFF.

From the sun.
Public school commences Monday.
September p.
William Mclntiro sold eight ca.
loads of sheep and Campbell a Fran
cts ave carloads 60 Los Angeles
hutChDrs.
Miss Mabel Milllgan. who has been
spending tho summer here with her
parents. lott Tor Rockville. Colo ,
whore she VIII teach Ia the public
school
Harry lluXwurth returned from the
p,aks. where he had been after noun
tain iCsphyrricg Rowing bands ui
sheep destroyed the bushes There ace
1o berries Ia the vicinity of the town
pI|uE.
Mrs. T.. g. Drum o. stonoman lako D.
ln town this week for the purpose II
gu operation performed on hor arm,
vhiCh was broken In fall from a
horse scsciul months ago and has not
UntIrly healed vet a small piece ui
bone was removed from ,he injured
arm yesterday by Dr. Robinson.
IS. +. Saunders uf Salt Lake CITY
U'ah. was here recently. Seventeen
ytatH ago ho was a large cattle owner
bal this section and disposed OF his
stock to the Arizona Cattle company
going 90 Utah. lie has a large NUN
bcs of cattle ranging In the country
north OF the Colorado river In this anf
MohnyC counties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

sister ROfp Gouz1Ea OF the snui-
taHum. viii leave for Albuuuorpue.
u. w. Peters of albuquerque. post
Office Inspector was AN arrival on last
evenings Santa FC train tum the
uuth
Hon. n. 8. Rodcy New MoXic1a
delegate 20 congress. came up fru'n
Albuquerque and will return on the
evening train
C.. w Wrirht OF Albuquerque wat
among the passengers from the south
who arrived yesterday noon.
George T.. Evcrltt Of Albuquerque
who spent week IN Santa Fo loft
this evening Tor his home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ~. parkhurst and
rhUd. -ha have been spending the
summer az the sanitarium LETT THIS
yenlug to return 10 their home no
Albuquerque.
w. B Chndcrs. United states attor
sy Tor New MoNico arrived from AT
.uouoruuc to attend TO his duties at
be- present tom uf court
Mrs W. { Wynkuop who has been
o guest az the saniturlum during tn,
ummor, left for Albuquerque 90 fe
idc there FOR some time Later IN
.hc winter Mrs Wynk0op VIII go "a
Outhorn California.
Mr. and Mrs James Grunsfeld an.
child were passengers yesterday fui
heir home in Albuquerque Mrs
Grunsfold and child have been az th,
.putarium for the past three month 4
enjoying Santa Fo's delightful sum
nor climate. They will Eo next wcol
/ t1 Rumalu to visit the Pan American
exposition and 90 White sulphur
| Springs in West Virginia Now Mey
! iuHu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
MucH.wANTep WIFE.
Texas Man Here Searching FOR His
Erring Spouse--No Clew az Vet.

Texas Man Here Searching FOR Hih
Erring Spouse--No Clew az Vet.
There arrived In this city ON Mon.
day night one Andy Sittou formerly
employed On the railroad AH a section
hand az Thurbcr Tcx Upon his ar.
rival here be soon after found City
Marshal McMillin and "a reporter Of
The Citizen and to them he related
his story. Ho said hr was in search
of his wife, who had lcft her homo last
Friday morning. and later Joined .
coal miner by the name uf Trotmal
at Trinidad. From that place they
checked their trunks 10 Albuquerque
but nothing moe OF their whorci iouts
has been learned Sitton has lot.
ter in his possession which hc claims
was written by Trotman to Mrs. Sit
ton. hut the woman did not remain
at home long enough 10 get u and
consequently Il foll into the hands
OF the unsuspeoting husband After
discovering that the woman had loft
Thurber. SittOn boarded freight
train and followed here tC Trinidad.
and upon learning that she was
joined there by Trotman who accom-
| panied her 90 this city, he camo on
/ this way also. In the event that hc lO
Gates his errlng spouse and her para
mour, SittOn declares he will inBtitut,
suit 10. divorce, but not until he pros
ccutes the guilty parties % the limit
on the particular charge which he vii
/ prefer.
Sitton describes his wife as a smaI
woman blonde about % years pi
age. and likely 10 be garbod In a pur
! pie dress Trutman is "a man about
| 2s or 30 years OF age. dark complex
ion and both arms pretty thorough,
| tnttoOOd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

All tho ASSESSORS Of the territory
must by next Monday have duplicate
returns uf the assessment in each
county @led In the office at thu terri
tnrial auditor. Thus Gar only eleven
~ the twcnty.one assessors have done
So the assessment rolls stil missing
being those of Valencia. Union Taos
SoCorro Otcro McKialcy. Lincoln
Guadalupe Eddy and Chavcs counties.
Tho assessment rolls of Doua Ana
Sierra. san Juan and CuifaY counties
have also been received and an up.
stract ~ the Valuations will Doe pub
lishod tomorrow The assessment OF
san Juan county has increased from
S5li70l last year to f529 Tu3. the as.
scssmcni Of ColfaS county has I'M.
crease from S2Gg22tU tu s2.7l3aO2
the assessment OF Sierra county has
decreased from Sl3S2 .GtS so 81 .3eG..
a21.S1. and the assessment Of Dona
! Ana county has decreased from g.
crosse to flgS5.t,0.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
- McLnunhlIn Re,lnnn-

n waa learned ln this city today
that J. T. Mclaughlin fUr thirteen
years general manager of Tee Santa
10 Gold and Copper company az Sau
Pedro. mad rendered Bio resignation
few days ago, and "a was also under
stood that his position will be- occu
pied by a gentleman who iH now ym
pluycd as % superintendent ~ one If
the Companya properties ln th.h.
South America. tits successor iB cX
poctri to arrive here this month and
viii bo prepared 60 assume the rc
sponslbilitieH az DTS new dutics ou
the FIRST of October Nr Mclaughlin.
who has been Identified with the cop
per company for more than dozen
years locking after their interests
and at last succeeded ln establishing
the plant on a dividend paying basis
certainly has earned q much needle :
rest and no doubt he and hia eHtlmHblo
family viii cunclndO to make their
future home la Albuquerque Mr. Nc
i.aughlin occupies the position Of
treasurer Of the Santa Fe Central
Railroad company and will look after
tho duties OF that ONCE horc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
chlldren Saved

Roy Mcdonald has again demon.
stratod tia sprutlng qualities Yes.
tprday afternoon while COayprslus
with some friends 0n the most dif
heult bali to catch and the tricks used
hy catchprH 90 deceive ump'rrs a
runaway occurred ON Railroad ayruu0
and In tho wagon propelled at light
ming speed wcet uu that avenue by
q frightened horse wr" Two hitlf
chilfrrn. Roy saw at once that uuirh
work Was necessary 90 save fIr CHI
drDn from "a frightful urrIdUut pos
aihly death. and be- plunged after tEf
horse with every stride he miurd
un the horse and at tho corner az sr.
uud street ana Railroad ayDnu.
caught lp with A. grabbing the hIN
lino aud bringing tho animal to O
complete stanlatlll The owner n
thr wagon and fsthor ~ the children
appeared soon thereafter nad bOu
qunH 0. thanks wvre bestowed upor
thD popular hasr hall catcher FOR say
lng hla children
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
WILLIAMS.
From the News

From the News.
l.. l.. Ferrall came up from ASH
Fork and loft for tho Grand canyon Oh
business and pleasure trip
Prof O.. Wharton James. nccompani.
"a by Photographer Pierce, returned
from the snake dance and left Tor
the Grand canyon. The gentlemen OK
poct 90 mako a ten days trip acress
the canyon and visit Point sublime
canyon and other places Of Interest.
Mrs. j W Thurbor arrived from
T.oa Angeles tho first ~ tho week.
whore she mas been enjoying the sum
mer months.
Mrs. o. G. Lewis loft for her old
home ln Utica, kaH, whero she viii
y.sit with her parents for some timc
Mr. aud Mrs. J. e. Phalen returned
from Los Angeles whore Mr. phaleu
went to purchase supplies for his new
mcHt market and grocery
g. r. pnaicn expects 10 leave about
september i5 for Needles, whore he
viii look over the business situation
with q view 10 locating al that place
Dr A. Tyroler returned from a
ightgeCing and pleasure trip to tho
N0cul country The doctor reports a
delightful time and q most enjoyable
trip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
SAN MAscIAL NOTES.
Batch Of interesting Personal Para.
graphs.

Special Correspondence
san Marcial Sept &C. G.
Cnickshauk was In Albuquerque for
a few DAYS
Misses Lulu Nichols. Annie llockctt
Ilcna and Mummie Shaw. Mammie
Nouclll. James Hitchcock aud Ray
Finncv an left for the school az Mesii-
la Park this morning
Miss Minnie McCoach returned
from an examination IN Socorro yes
tCrday.
Jack Harlan and Eddie Nichols left
to attend the Brothors college az san
"a Fe this morning.
Miss RAY Crawford will live with
hor sister In El paso and also attend
school.
Friday there was nice rain and
the orroyas came down In great
waves. hut soon quit Wednesday O.
our anniversary Of the food six years
ago.
J n, Broylos has leased the Oil
freight depot for storing of hay, bran.
etc. Ilo rays that there o. more alfal.
ia this year than any two previous
years Tho natives are bringing II iu
now and viii soon have u filled an
again.
Mrs W ~ Howard and son Allie
returned Saturday morning from an
| eastern trip
49, Bonom has left for an eastern
trip for "a stay OF about six weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
CHASTITY FIND or a oEAo BODY
Mutilattd Remains of Young
Woman Found Near Deminq.


Woman Found Near Deming.
A CHASTITY nnd was made near Dem.
ing sunday that bids fair 10 remain o
mystery for some time
The mutilatcd and partially dpCGm
posed body Of a young women wa.
found under some small bushes and am
Efforts % learn something 90 her have
failed. The body seems 10 ho that of
woman 'n ordinary stage Of life but
mo- one could recognize A.
4 small grip WAS lying near tho
body but contained nothing but cloth
ing and had mo- letters or anything
that wolld lead tu the Identification
OF tho body Thorough examinations
Of the holy were made hy phy hcluu
but no marks of violence were dlscoy
cred except what seemed lo ho broken
bones. II is thought however that INF
was caused by rough handling hy ihp
party or parties that took II there
Tho most plausible theory is that th,
woman was poisoned and taken there
with her Grip that the suicide theory
would prevail
The authorities at neming hav,
searched the country for q report ul
some woman missing hut have fuun
none and have concluded that she wa
"a strung in the community.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

Rcsscgule will extend over the main
limo. and branch lines east OF Newton,
Kansas. and the main line south from
Newton 90 Purcell Indian Territory.
General superintendent Hurlcys sup
crviHion will be- over the main line
and branch lines west of NHwtun. and
over the Panhandle diyi.lUu. which
now Includes the pocos Valley rail
road
lu deciding 90 establish two grand
divisions the SANTA Fo MANAGEMENT is
returning 90 the syatom that was in
Cncct for several wears prior Goo 1896.
lu that year ~ a. Nudge now Enp.
crnl manager was made general sup
crlntpndont of the entire AtohiHpp. To.
polka a Santa Fo railway and charles
Dyer. now general superintendent ot
tho Colorado a southern who had
boon for some time general Uuucrin.
tpndeut ~ the western grand division
OF the Santa rc. was reduced tn q div.
i8ion superintendent and The grand 40.
visions abolished
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

Mark Howell and ". q Marmon: the
Doua Ana band colony grant by &. q.
Coleman. pueblo of Santa Clara by A..
4. Easley: also of y. GiiusO; also Ar
royO Hondo by Shcrrard Coleman. and
~ Jasper n. ortiz and q G. Reed, anl
corrected survey boy George Lynch.
Il also helps 90 explain why 100000
for different years was turned back
into the treasury. except a few hun
drcd dollars Are surveyors who have
boon considered the best for twenty
tn Thirty years utterly incompetent or
is the fault with the surveyor gen
cral7 u seems easy 10 decide.
Now take the surveyor general
report. dated june 80. 1909. Eight
private land claims surveyed Coz.
Ei1crnE that there are hundreds ~
private land claims. they may all be-
surveyed ln forty 60 nfty wears moro
then ho neld in the Office FOR twenty tJ
thirty years. so tha' they cannot hc
taxed But again Go the report Ar-
tual measurements 1851; about ON
third less than last year with osti-
mates of S5O.OnO and measurements a
little over 900. pretty good paw.
Mineral deposits for surveys $3.50,
estimates for year ending June 3o.
1909. Survey Of public lands. $50
600; private ,aud claims 100000, loss
of $1,000 In each, salary uf surveyor
general S3 OuO-no loss there; salary
for clerks $4,000 holds its own
contingent expenses. 81 500 thoro
comes the continual rise a total ut
f57SOO; drop 10000 for surveys.
hoping 90 increase salary and Cuniip
gent fund Private land claims sur-
vcycd $1,000 acres As there are mil.
lions ~ acres ~ private land claims
tn hc surveyed they may De- all suf-
veyed within few decades Of years.
10 the delegate In congress- viii hght
hard for proper appropriations and
holp Co gvt surveyor general that be.
liovcs the money was appropriated tu
q oXpcud and not ca turn 10 all back into
| the treasury ilui again to the report
! There are 1900 small holders claims
| hlod. and each holder having had pos
| session come down GO him undisputcd
| from fathers. some came from grand
and great grandfather hope for a
| survey before their children ami
! Grandchildren al. die Then comes
| the closing aud a choice paragraph
though not no an complimentary t0
! his working force. some ~ whom
were working at their profession when
tho present surveyor Eancrnl was
wearing swaddllng cloth.7 lIc avs
% have oudoayorcd to raise Tho
standard OF ability ~ the force ~ min
pral surveyors in this district and Gel
.pcurc more careful compliance on
their part with the requirements ui
the manual"
| This closes all reports that have
been printed up to date
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

ChllH country They visited the a.
nous Billy Mcintosh sheep ranch ann
Mr. Crawford put ln his bid Tor the
100000 pounds of McrIno wool which
is now in storage at the ranch While
Mr.. Crawford was talking wool to ~.
Mcintosh Mr Hudson put in his tlmo
visiting tho adjacent ranches and
hunting dutrH ilo was met this
morning by representative or rhe
CitlD , and ho can toll many Interest
INK fairy tales about the trip OF
mythical ranches aud immense nucka
OF sheep supposed Co hv owned by pm.
| bryo sheep hiuEs but strange tu say
they nt migrate Co tho Ntiutush
ranch when they want tu ouIuy a
Square meal Both gentlemen report
the sheep boz the nurst condition iu
the Chilu uoighburhuod with plenty
of huo wator and grasI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
.NcompErENcY or VANCE.
Why He Should be Removed From
Office of Surveyor General

Though comparisons are odious.
thcy are often instruct ANA very
convincing lu Oklahoma IN about
three mluths from the time that the
law was pagFru to open surpUH lands
To scttl 'mrnt 2nOn un' acres of IN"
Kiowa. Cumancho Apache aud Wichi
"a Indian lands were surveyed sur
yoys and plntH accepted hy the srcro.
tnry uf the interior, 5000 Indians
placed on tho allltmCuts 1900 lnms
stcadcrs fled un their lands. no'With.
standing two suits started Go stop pro
cprdlugs. supreme court swept suits
aside. f15u,UNu received uy the
United states euhtroasu." 'nr town
lots I'm four towns two national
banks started. in touts. ou barron
prairie named few DAYS before
lnwtun. and iu twenty four hours had
S3dOuOO deposited Now recurring
tu the report of the surveyor general
uf New McNiuu Tor 1889, h. is stated
that an surveys uf n, l.. Brown undcr
contract No on. lrt probably in 1880,
possibly lu 1895 were rejected. Now
every lOyparold child can see that
getting action on q survey contract
within four or Eve years rs quicb
work tor the surveyor general ol
Now Mexico. compared tu work in OK
lahuma n helps explain however
~hy the ~ uOu seriously and solemn
~ estimated Tor over q signature, wa
an turned back into the treasury cN
ccpt few hundred dollars. II is ~
laughahlo that If q playwright got holt
uf the facts ho could turn u Into
sidc.splittlng farce.
In GIVING Tho rcpOrt az the sury3yo
ganoral for New Mexico for June go
overlooked Rejected the surveys %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
PRlzss roR PRooucrs.


Liberal List Offered by Colorado New
New Mexico Fair.
The premium lst of The Colorado.
New Mexico fair st Durango just is
uDl. demonstrates that tbis show la
the most liberal OF amy n this immo
diato section Even the Colorado
State fair at Pueblo takes back scat
when 30 cumcs tu cash premiums for
exhibits OF a1 kinds.
The directors of the l1lr This vp1r
are leaving nu stone unturu.d Goo max
% big success Cold storage free OF
charge has been provided for the rN
hibits uf fruit and pcfishahlc stul
from This county, "a convenience whlcu
viii boz Ercltly appreciated and win
tend Co secure "a better display in
many lines
And YOU can depend up it that in al
dition 60 the pumpkins and the yego
table displays. there win be- merry
times in Durango for three days lul
lowing the Sth OF October Elks viii
have show. the midway will flourish
horse racing will be OF the swift kind
and we are assured that the general
attractions will be excellent stand
not ON the order pf your going but
900 3D. san Juan County index
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
NO sAMrA Fg pIvlsIoNs.
Great system VIII Soon Have Two
Superintendents.


Superlntendents,
Tho Atchison. Topeka a santa fc
railway proper, that portion OF the
Santa Pc system from Chicago 90 al.
buqucruue New McXlCu. and Purcell
Indian Territory, is 20 he divided into
two grand divisions and operated uu.
der two general supcrintondants
D. E hurley az present acting gen.
cral superintendent uf the Santa D.
Pacific. Southern California A san Iol
quin Valley roads tho Santa Fc lines
west of Albuquerque viii ho th" ne a
general superintendent Tho date 0f
Mr. Hurl,y's appointment which will
he simultaneous with the division ~
tho road has not yet been definitely
decided ON. Il viii hc either sontom.
hpr 3 ur October 3
&. D. Rtssiguie at present general
superintendent of tho entire Atehis0n
Topeka a Santa 3. railway viii con.
tinuo to maintain headquarters loo To
poka ln charge ~ the eastern grand
division
Mr. Hurley viii bc In charge of tho
western grand division with hrad.
quarters at Ia Iunta Colorado. Tho
supervision of General Superintendent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

week from Zuni and reports that the
puohlOs will have u fine crop this
year. much better than for the past
several seasons.
Tho Commercial club has received
some now furniture this week and VIII
keep adding 90 it until lts clubrOOms
nro completely furnished
II is reported hat u Cloudburst .n
the vicinity Mnnuolitu yesterday
did quite a little damage 90 g q Ala.
rlch's store az that place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
Volunteer Firemen's Association.

a. NJ. Dettolback. secretary of the
Ncw Mexico association Of Volunteer
FircmCn. with headquarters at Santa
Fc has sent out 10 the territorial vol.
untcer arcmcn circular letter an.
nuuncing the fact tnat the ANIMAL con.
"eutiOn OF the association viii be- held
at as Vegas ON "Wednesday. Soptom.
ber rs. at 40 o'clock a. m. Secretary
Dcttrlhack calls attention 10 the FOL
lowing sections
Art. ~. section T. The membership
IT this association shall consist Of sis
delegates from each active Arc organ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
knlinn Aeress the Line.

Felix Hurris. a roundup cook in The
employ OF the Stocbtons. was shot and
killed Thursday ty George Grannun,
"a cowhuy who was representing the
lyons a Campbell company uf Grant
county u roundup work The trouble
took place across the line in Graham
county Arizona about eighteen miles
from CLIFTON. and at place very near
90 that Nhcrc "Bnck Jack" or som
ono rcputod 90 bn him. was KILLED re-
couple of years ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

Harold Finch. the bright and manly
son of Mrs Mary Finch. accompanied
by his two charming sisters. tn
Misses Helen and Virginia. left
Wednesday for Albuquerque whore
they will Join thoir mother Mrs Finch
moved tu that place so the young folks
could enjoy the advantages of Alhu.
qucrquo1 excellent school system. Of
which the entire territory should be
proud Bland Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

The Santa Fo Railway company has
just issued a theatrical directory lur
the Information of managers uf the
atrIral COmpaniC8 The directory a
worry exhaustive giving apparently
every item oi information ronCerGln
each town on The line of the Santa
Fa thut can bc Of Interest or profit
Co theatrical people IL also serves
ns n good Advertisement for such
towns in "a general way
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
Adver,islna Car.

Tho San MarCial Bcl gayH The
Albuquerque Fair association has ae
cured tho services of n. s. knight az
advertiser ip.chiof ana when tho
spfcInl car goes out next week viii
have q corps Of able assistants Every
railroad town in New Mexico Arizona
and the igl pusn district viii bo vif
itoi ana autographs posted and small
bills distributed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
THE TERRlToRlAL ram.
Comments From tha Flagstaff Sun
and las Vegas Optic.

G. G. Hall and wife of Albuquerque
spent several days hero last wecH.
MIR. Hall ia booming tho Albuquerque
fair aud says that there will bee six
days ~ fun for those who attend th"
fair this year Base bail viii bo one
of the leading features and clubs will
bee tharp from about all The leading
towns Of New Mexico and Arizona.
ium" iB uuNiul8 for the Flagstaff
club 90 enter the tournament and as-
auros the club that there will De no
fayurltos in the games. There viii be
no restrictions ns tu players and the
games VIII bo umpiroa hy a member
uf the National league The adyertis-
ing car. under the charge NJ II. =.
knight, will visit an the towns along
the railroad iu Arizona Mr. and Mrs,
Hall loft Weduoa1ag Tor the weat--
CocOuiun sun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
New TeIsphone Manager.

George A kasrmnn is now IN
charge Of the Mutual Automatic Tolc-
phone company ns ita now manager.
n is understood that Mr kaacman o.
interested In the company aa a atocE
holder. having purchased stock from
w C. Leonard. and has also pur
chased the entire long distance llnc.
extending from this city 90 river
towns as far south as BClou The
rumor that he had purchased the ia
,crcst Of Thomas j Wright iu tho
company rs entirely erroneous. NJ.
Wright o. sick at Hunalo. n s. 8nd
when considered cured Of his present
Illness hc will return 20 this city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

IN the excitement of a lively cNcr
else like boat racing or hall playing
they will strain their muscles and 90
home limping and sore Then they arr
glad they have Perry Davis Pain XII.
ler ON hand To- soothe the Quiyorins
nerves. 90 penetrate the muscles with
warmth and heating power u has re-
lioyod thu pain of two gonoratlouH Of
Americans. Large bottles zoe and
300.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

mauJy H being made bY William
Wheeler NJ Extra Audubon county.
iowa. regarding the whereabouts u
Richard wheeler Wighafd Wheeler
lyft Iowa twenty two years ago. tits
relatives heard from him last two
years ago. ilo was then lu Phoenix.
Arizona Hg has hoen "A railroad man.
HIH friends would bo glad to hear
from him un their own account and
be- would also nud It advantageous on
his own account ~ communicate with
.fhpm