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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

10 the terfitofiai fair ~ Albuquerque
IN October Tho minins men u this
section viii make quite showing ~
the rich minerals found In this 10.
calty
NORMAL COMMENCEMENT
Sunday morning the annual bncca.
laureate sermon was prpa he'd by Rev.
a. w Runner rector of the church Of
the G0nd shepherd in tine assembly
lnr az tho Normal and was very
interesting sermon. The hail was
crowded tu standing room
Monday evening will De- devoted tu
ihH Alumni meeting. at which time
the annual address will po delivered
hy Niss Isabella Gaddls. The officers
&C tho association are Ed Sewers.
rD.iirut. Miss Cora Millrr. vice pres.
Iori. a lo Roy nayuo. secretary and
i.DH.uror
Tho class day exercises viii follow
TO Tuesday An interesting program
laH hron prepared for tbc occasion
ruu'iFting ~ an 0porottn by the young
ladies Ut the class. iu which ,hp boys
Vill sing the chorus parts
lhn commencement EXERCISES OF the
''1.s at 1901 will take place Wodnos
JaY afternoon. June 0. The gradu
,tas are Mr. Zen Moses and Mr. Perry
| 4 ruwfOrd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
NEW MEXICO TOWNS.
Bland, CerIIlOs, SOcorrO, San Mar
Cial, Las Cruces, 0eming,
INTERESTING SHORT PARAGRAPHS,
sLANo

trom the Herald
Mrs. Harry Grcar propriotross of
one ~ the Albomarlc boarding hOus.
cs. has taken trip to Albuquerque
Felix silva was quite seriously In.
lurod Ia the Alhomarlo mine by the
falling Of rock. but So reported as get
ting along nicely
Notice OF stockholders meeting of
the Pcralta Gold Mining and Mullins
company will be held In Peralta can.
yon ON June ~. 1901
Frank g. Blake has opened a meat
market In the building one door east
of Mrs. Mcl.aughln's bakery. just
opposite the old telegraph once.
Mrs. Kate G.. Bullock. wife OF one
Of the instructors Ia the Greeley Nor
NAL school and who herself taught
part Of last term In that institution
after visiting month la Bland with
her parents Mr. and Mrs J, q. Crea
ger LEFT for the above named place
G. = Jones. recently o popular bus
mess man of Bland. AMI James Me
l.aughlin. an uptu.dato carpenter, LEFT
for Santa Rosa. Guadalupe county
a station ou the Rock island railroad
it is understood that Mr. Jones vii
embark in the saloon business az thai
place and his friends In Bland are h.
gioE who wish him success In his new
| field of labor
4 drunken brawl took place at Al
bemarlo between two natives. Tomai
ortiz aud a man boy the name OF Sc
dillo which may prove fatal To- the for
mer. ortiz Is laid up with "a frac
turod skull, while Sodllo is In Blan,
under the close surveillance OF deput,
sheriff Joseph Oyorhuls sodill,
had preliminary hearing before Jus
ucc George G.. Smith aud Was boun,
over Ia the SUM oi $500 To await IA,
outcome OF Ortiz injuries. The sym
patty Of the entire community is viii
| Ortiz
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
socoRRo

From the Chicnalu.
j. j Cook has been ON the invalid
list Tor several days
Miss Emma Huning, Ut Los Lunas.
was a guest OF Hon a. NJ Doughorty
and family
Mrs Witwcr. of Los l.unas. Is a
guest at the home of sherin and Mrs
c. r. Blackington ON McCutcheu ave.
nue.
Miss Bessie Borden Of Albuquerque,
was yiciting her sister. Mrs. Kate NJ
Sle.ght and other Socorro relatives
and friends
Tho showers that have visited So.
zorro have had a wonderf1g effect in
clearing the atmosphere and brighten
ing the vegetation
Attorney e. v Chayes, one of the
most prominent members OF tho Albu
querquc bar, 10 conducting the defense
In the case OF the Territory w. Lazar
70 Cordoya charged with murder.
non. II, -, bursum was In Socorru
Thursday afternoon ON his way Ia
Santa Fo from hls sheep ranch olgh
teen miles east Of San Antonio. lie
reported very favorable conditions on
his ranch, the lambiug number about
So pei cent
Pedro Sarracino, a prominent stock
man of Frisco. was Ia town on his
way home from Albuquerque. Mr
saraclno lost hundred mules IN a
Comanche raid ON the Arkansas river
In 1862 and the United States govern
ment through the court of Indian
depreciation claims has Just made
good tho loss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
oEMiNo.
From the Headlight

From the Headlight.
Miss Miranda smith left for Cincin-
natl where she will visit relatives
Miss Marie Stevens departed for
Chicago. whore she will spend the
summer months.
Carpenters are completing the resi-
donco Of Col =. r. Smith. IN west end.
when finished the colonel will remove
bis family TO this city from New
York
Frank Ward. who left here some
time ago 10 engage In business In Cllf
ton Arizona, recently sold his bust
ness In that place and Is now stopping
IN this city, while looking up future
investments, Mrs Ward will arrive Ia
day or two. Domlng Il glad ca vel.
como MIR and Mrs. Ward back again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
been mads on ths property d tAs 70

been made on the property o. the New
Mexico Lead company
Fritz Carroll and Oscar Lohmans
little boy have recovered from their
Illness caused by scarlet fever.
Misses Nora aud Minnie Newberry
Mathew steel and Alfredo Sanchez
will graduate from the Agricultural
college.
The many friends Ut Mrs. Sophia
Christy will be- grieved 10 learn she
in very low at the Hotel Dieu. with
slight hopes ~ her recovery
Dr John r. Howcs. who is endeay.
orlng 10 construct sanltarium near
the court house. arrived here this
week lie expects 20 complete the
building before long.
Doctor Mcconnell expects to leave
In few days for ST. Paul to attend
the meeting Of the American Medical
association to which he IL a delegate,
Prof Pandolfo. Capt Il. ~. Faux.
ncr and y A. Chaifee went on an oil
prospecting trip the carly part Of the
week. The only locations that were
made was very pretty rosebud on
the nose OF each.
Walter Beard brought IN on Thurs
day 100 steers for shipment He
stated that his brother Gene" had
met with an accident to his right hand
~ such a nature that II will probably
have to be- amputated.
Mrs J a. Mordy left Cor the Palo-
mas hot aprings where she will under
80 a course Of hot and mud baths for
rheumatism. Her many friends hope
that she may have permanent and
speedy relief
Tho Reconstruction at the Rio
Grandc hotel has been accomplished,
aud II Is now In fine shape for a
new landlord The May brothers de-
serve a great deal Of credit for the
improvements which arc very com.
piotc.
~ y. bowman has Installed tele-
phone system between his bank and
hts Mesllla Park home Connection
IL made between the bank aud depot.
from which place the railroad COM
pany's line is used to the depot at
the Park. and from that point line
Is run 10 Mr. Bowman's house.
The Presbyterian church has a new
pastor in the person OF Rev. }. A. Mus.
tnrd formerly pastor az Erie. Colo.
Mr. Mustard preached his FIRST ser.
mon last Sunday and made strong
aud favorable impression on the Nom
beers OF his congregation. lie Is a
young man Of marked ability. who
with the assistance Of his wife. cannot
but make many friends in this com
muuuy.
Sister Ncstinia was IN IA Paso for a
couple Of lays this week. where she
went 10 meet a young lady from old
Mexico who enters the Visitation
academy as a student. II II also like.
ly that Consul Maddon's daughter VIII
soon enter this institution There are
few educational institutions that en-
JOY the high reputation in Mexico &C.
corded the Visitation academy. and
the Sisters Of Lorctto are deserving
Of high praise for their energy and
thoroughucss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
THE DRUMMER BOY.
LeVerett Clarke Had a Pleasant Sur.
prise on Memorial Day

prise on Memorial Day
on Memorial day Leyorett Clarke.
one of tho local veterans. was sur
prisod 90 meet tthc first time since
The ciyil war days. the drummer boy
~ IA" TwDuty seventh Massachusetts
volunteer infantry nf which hr
ttmrRCl was fighting mcWboT The
visitor was pr ilrHpy of Boston.
Mass who. with hts wife. WAS rp.
turning from vacation enjoyed iu
southern California and stopped over
loo tho territorial metropolis t0 par
tiripatr loo the Memorial day exercises
The doctor got 60 talking with some
~ tho "uld soldier boys among whom
was Clarke. and told Thorn that ho was
the drummer boy boz the twenty apy
yuth Massachusetts CLARKE aud the
other luCal veterans made the stay of
the doctor and wife as pleasant a.
possible and that uIght took them tU
the a " e. church whore they wit
messed the marriage Of Isaac Jackson
the old COlorrd soldier tO Mrs Julia
smith They became Interested in the
manner in which Rev Jones cNhOrtrd
and lied the uuptlal knot aud were
among the white people present who
congratulated Jackson ana wife DR.
Hcrsry and wife continued north tn
Trinidad yesterday morning and from
there. after few days rest thry Will
go direct tu their home iu Boston
Mass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
lTeMs LION sILvER clTY.
Long Train Of Iron Ore-Normal
School commencement


School Commencement
Special Correspondence.
SILVER city ~ NJ, June g. The
Colorado Fuel and Iron company ono
day last week shipped the largest
train Of iron ore from their iron de-
posiis az Fierro which has ever been
hippcd from that camp IN one day
The train numbered twenty eight cars.
they are az the present time making
q daily shipment Of twenty cars OF
iron ore to their Colorado furnaces.
Roaso Horndon. who has been in
Colorado for several weeks past. was
papsengor on today's incoming
train
The FIRST term of court 90 bo held
iu Luna county will convene a. Dem.
.nr on next Monday morning
a number of Silver city attorneys
lon yesterday FOR lllllshnro 90 bc Ia
attendance 40 Sierra county court.
which opened In that citT this morn
ing.
Dr VIII q Williams, who has been
20 quite AN extended pleasure trip iu
ihr east returned yesterday
Grant county will send an exceed.
ingly large exhibit from this county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
nOARD or EDuCAT!ON.

Tho territorial board OF education
met yesterday az the capitol There
were present superintendent of Pub
De- instruction J. Francisco Chaycs,
Miss Maggie J Butcher of Las Vegas
Prof Louis e. Butschcr ol Ration, and
Brother Botulph of 81 Michaols col
lego. The other three members, the
president of the University uf New
Mexico. the president of the College
of Agriculture ami Governor Otero
were absent
Hen J W Reynolds. a. acting gov
.ruor. represented Governor Otero
Committees were appointed Co take
charge 90 certain duties OF the board
clating to the examination uf Caudi
atps for teachers certificates. Moth
ing else OF Importance came up at
.Np meeting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
TEACHERS sGLecreo.
Work Of the Present School Term
Proved Very Satisfactory.

work Of the Present School Term
Proved Very Satisfactory.
an members of the school board
wgre present 40 tho res IiaT meeting
Doe uight and q considerable amount
&C business was brought up and dis.
patched in FIRST class order. Several
bills we're ordered pal and the
finance committee having audited the
accounts Of Clerk Mcdonald. reported
thtW as correct
The committee recently appointed
tu select teachers Tor tho next school
torn. recommended the reelection OF
AN members of the present faculty
MCssrs purdoc aud Spies. who per
formed most efficient service during
the past term have decided not 20 De-
applicants for the positions another
year and with these exceptions the
present corps was selected.
The following new teachers were
recommended to positions iu the pub
lic schools next year Miss Mabel
Anderson who otnciatcd as assistant
principal la the Gallup schools las,
winter. WAS selected as an assistant
iu the Albuquerque high school. W
H. Preston uf this city and h. c.
Lcnkor ~ Conway Springs Kansas
principals for Third end Fourth
wards, Miss Mabel Fitch aud Mrs
/ Keeper as grade teachers.
The annual report showing the mum
Der oi pupils enrolled. average atton
dance and the progress OF the yoai
/ waa made by Superintendent NJ r.
| Hickey
Tho board directed tle clerk "a
/ send n copy ot tho rules and roWla
tions to each o; the teachers elected
/ % was decided to accept the ser
| Vices OF Cot Robert = Goss. as pro
I fessor OF clocution 100 the public
schools. the gentleman having kludl,
offered bis services free OF charge
Tho eleventh grade in the Contra
school viii be retained bat the twolftl
grade viii be- abandoned as tho elias.
has been duccd 90 two pupils. au,
the hoard did not De- b; profitable
TO employ teacher for so small 0
tN..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
seven Years In Bed

VIII wonders ever Ccase2" inquire
the friends of Mrs L. Pease. OF Law.
renee, Kan. They knew she had
been unable 90 leave her bed In sey.
On years on account Of kidney and
liver trouble nervous prostration and
general debility. but, Three bottles
81 Electric Bitters enabled me 20
walk she writes. and len three
months feel like a new person. q"
Women suffering from headache
backache nervousness. sleeplessness.
melancholy, faintlng and dizzy spells
will find II a priceless blessing Try
h. satisfaction rs guaranteed by !.
H. O'Riolly A Go. only soc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
ROCK ISLAND EXTENSION.
Part Of the Lire from Liberal Almost
Completed.

The track laying force on the new
Liberal Kansas branch Of the Rock
island railroad is now within ten
mites uf Twist junction and will reach
that point hy the end of this month
From Twist the steel viii he al once
extended 90 Middle Water thirty
miles onward. and trains running from
Liberal 20 Middle Water boy the goth
u3 June
AZ Middle water will be established
tho construction headquarters of the
road until the Canadian river Us
reached
The approaches and the crossing Of
tine Middle Water viii uorcssitatc u
lengthy and solid bridge and q hll Of
geo 900 yards of dirt
% Dos reported that after the 3lst
uf this month a daily accommodation
passenger coach will run between lib.
era! aud Twist Junction thus making
q Denver and Fort Worth connection.
The l-n miles between Liberal and
Twist will turm the hrst division OF
the new road
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
No R.h..miSn rsatnr..

silver city has been afflicted with
some very poor shows In the course
of years, but there has never been "a
worse attempt at a public amusement
enterprise than "Coontown 400 which
held forth here In a tent Thursday
evening. says the Independent The
show was not only absolutely without
the slightest rodcemlng feature but
was positively indecent and ought 10
have been stopped by the authorities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
HIoAwAV ROBBERY.
An italian Visitor from San Francisco
Gets Drunk and Is Held Up.

An italian Visitor from San Francisco
Gets Drunk and Is Held Up.
Last evening about o'clock one
Jose Tonga an Italian just arrived
from san Francisco. was robbed Of
Soi iu uu alley between north Second
and Third streets near Roma avenue.
hy two natives named TauquilinO
MaorDs and Jose Montana Tonga had
been drinking boa various resorts and
several men were with him tie dis.
played considerable money and was
warmed that hc might lose &c. or have
10 stolen and was told Co leave 10
with responsible person. but 20.
fused The two men entircd him
away Co safe distance and as he
was helplossly intoxicated had no
uimDuity la securing the money from
his person At the hearing this morn
ing before Justice Crawford the evi
dCnce was very strong against the de-
PENDANTS. and they were held to avail,
the action nf the grand jury boo bonds
Of $500 each
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
JossEY STOCK co.
Open Air Pavilion Theatre. Railroad
Avenue. Near Third street.

ON the opening performance Mon.
DAY. June o. 81 the Jossey stock com
pany amy lady will be- admitted free
10 accompanied hy one paid 80 cent
ticket. Prices have been reduced 90
lG. 20 and 3u cents-lp and 20 cents
for hlpachcrs aud 800 cents for re-
served seats The theatre will have
a seating capacity for l.suU people.
Kathleen Mayournepn' viii be- the
opening bin introducing between acts
mp CO. date sp,cialtirs making con
tiuuou- program There viii bee In
PRODUCED, for the first time la Alhu
quprquc a IitpmovinE picture of Car
ric Nation smashing a saloon M To
peEa Kansas and "Oh What a
Night tbD Hrst of Illusion picturcs
that have ever been presented here
SEATS are now ON sale at Matson b
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

William Mcintosh had In charge
yesterday u W Loahy, a young man
who came direct from his old home
iu Scotland The visitor lcO this
morning for the Mcintosh shocp
ranch east Of the city. and IL b. likely
that be- viii locate out there and On.
gage in the sheep raising business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

"a few months ago food which /
ate for breakfast would not remain GA
my stomach for half an hour. used
one bottle OF your kodol Dyspepsia
Cure aud can now eat my breakfaHi
and other meals with a relish ana my
food is thoroughly digcstDd Nothing
equals Kudol Dyspepsia cure for stom.
aCh troubles ~ 81 Pitts Arlington
Texas kodul Dyspepsia Cure dlgosts
what you eat Cosmopolitan phar
mHrE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
LAS CRUCES

From Dona Ana County Republican.
Mrs. Alice D. Cowan came Ia from
organ 90 visit her parents
The thieves gbo broke Into Manasso
Bros - store have not yet been appro.
hondod
Quite a good sized copper strike has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

Tta Boston man who .fiUly married
"a ickly rich younF woman o. happy
nov for he got lT kH Nvw lifo
Pills which restored Door t1 perfect
health lntallihl' tu. HIuilce. hil.
iousncss. malaria. f.'.r HuI ague and
an liver and stomach uuuHI,t Gentle
but effective only .. u ]. H.
y Nelly a Cos drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

'Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough aud
bronchitis writes Mrs W e. iiaN.
land NJ Armonk g. g. "but when
an other remedies failed. We saved
her life with DR. Kings New Dlscoy.
cry our niece. who had couBump.
ton in an advanced stage also used
this wonderful medicine aud to-day
she i8 perfectly we'll Desperate
throat ANA lung diseases yield 10 nr
Kings New Discovery as 60 NO other
medicine uu earth lnfallblp Tor
coughs and colds zoe aud gl 900 bot
Ties guaranteed hy j. IT, ORioily a.
Co Trial bottles free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

Tho nrst wool of this years clip
was brought CO. this city yesterday
from Fort sumner There We're seven
wagon loads in AN u sold at nine
cents "a pound which iH very low
price Wool dealers fear that there
viii ho e great loss Ia this commodity
,4iR year There la g great amount
AZ last years wool iu the storehousos
yet las Vegas Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

Ira y Rockard. Duncumbv Iowa
writes MY little boy scaidod hIs lrg
from the knee to the ankle used
Banner salys Immediately aud boz
three weeks time h was almost entire.
ly healed want 90 recommend IL
to every family and advise them Ca
keen Banner Saiyo ON hand AS IL b. "a
snro remedy Tor scalds or ans sores
Alyarodo Pharmacy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

the body IN a condition of sound health.
Mra "a A Aishruok Of Austin. tonokc Co,
Afk writes sAhcr five months ri great SUIT
kfinq with female weakness 7 write tuf the
benefit ~ other sufferers from the same Allie
ton I duciufri with our family physician Win.
ous any good results - my husband urged me
b. tfv NJ piercrs medicines watch did with
wonderful results ! am completely lufed
took four bottles OF pT prfcr'a tavuftir Pre-
slripli w. tour Of his Golden Medical Nscuv'
cry aud two walls " his Pleasant Pcucts''
Or Picfccs Pleasant Pellets cure cou-
slipation and is consequences.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

Some miscrcaut set FIRE to one OF
Co. j. Franco Chayos rancn houses.
az prugrcso, Valencia county. uu May
a. which was burnt to tho ground.
They then set fire 10 tho colonel b
barn az the home ranch. which was
also totally destroyed. There is mo-
clue to the iucondiaries
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

The Albuquerque Tennis club is
making arrangements TO have a tourn.
amcnt one OF the leading features OF
the territorial fair this fall The
clubs OF Santa Re are practicing, so
We suggest that the clubs In this city
organize and be- ready for the ocCa-
siOn.--l.as Vegas Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

A few weeks ago The citizen con.
tanned a telegraphiC account of the
reported killing Of liustein Bo-ag.ei.
I'm by a band of Navajo Indians on the
reservation Rev Ray was az Flag
stan from tho Indian mission ON the
Little Colorado river the other day,
and says that the report OF the death
81 the Indian IA unfounded and that
the willy old Navajo Ia very much alive
and that tho old man spent three days
at the mission last week visiting his
son The report OF his death came
ton and tho Indian has not been on
that part OF tho reservation for nearly
two years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
cur Dwellings Are About Destroyed

Doctor Wallace the medicine man
OF thoNayaios was al the Albany ho
tel ~ Denver un his WAY 10 Indiana
Co revisit the scenes which be- has not
looked upon Tor seventeen years. Wal
lace is one of tho fuw living white
mou who can talk the Navajo Ian.
guugu
Wallace says that tho Hyde EXplo
ration company has shipped carloads
OF relies from tho ella dwellings of
northwestern New Mexico and Clin
houses are iu absolute ruins now
which were BOO almost % perfect state
of preservation ten years ago. before
90, relic hunters began the attack --
Denver Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
TERRlToRIAL HOARD or HEARTH

lEAhAl hiAiAia hIAiAN VT lANfNtHA ~
The territorial board OF health met
yesterday at the capitol for organi2a
ton aud the transaction ~ other i'm.
purtaut business. Every member OF
the board was in attendance, az fol
lows Ur r. y. Martin Of Taos; Or.
w. u Upton Of Las Vegas; br VIII
lam ~ Radcliffe. OF Bclpu. DR.. John
raschcr. VI Albuquerque Or George
G.. Bryan. OF Alamogordo, Dr W o.
Hope. OF Albuquerque, and Dr.. j. ".
Sloan OF Santa Fo.
The board organized by the election
uf the following officers nr q. G..
bryan. president. DR. John Iaschor
1iye president, Or Radcliffe, troasur.
CO., Dr. Hope. secretary.
Considerable routine business Was
transacted. aud tho board continued
'p session during the afternoon. u b.
f, singular fact that not o single post
ton was given % northern New Mex
leo. Miss Grace Kennedy expert
atonggraphor acted as official reporter
ut the proceedings % the board.
Tho above paragraph. taken from
| De- New Mexican is unjust For
years Las Vegas and Santa re hay,
| hoii the principal Offices M the terri
! turinl medical board. and q was about
! time that central and southern New
! Mexico had some representation
| among the officers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

At the next meeting OF the city
council a petition viii be submitted
asking the council to order cement
sidewalks along the east side of
Broadway from Railroad avenue to
the hospital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

n ,
with mly uou in for hint
a
develop to Is the
p Otter
ana thoip the,
the Fu lcrug
rtirs have
hcfysu
rtralmc
build
-, s. S. s. goes directly
a lc blood
th
nation of Canccrou
ssiaaa ana taking blood medu 1T impurities
s..
Is a Is
saas hetln1 supported
iossa
a Ifsoit
-' 90 g. stored 60 health
a.. don
will th
poison lll
h'e lN @ ont az once
drnteN Oh tnnol or ulcer We have pared
to nv
charge ior neIea advise TE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA "a