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Evening star., 1901-02-11

Minister WI is astute gentleman. 1t
will scarcely be necessary to remind him
that when a popular man insists upon talk
ing on delicate subjects in this country the
reaction is something very sudden.
Evening star., 1901-02-11

Tho astronomers who are accustomed to
handle long rows of figures are among the
few people who can really get a clear idea
% the enormous sums casually mentioned
Evening star., 1901-02-11

The Queen of Holland paid all her hus-
bands wedding expenses. 1t is doubtful
whether the duke will be permitted to for
get that his wife is the member of the fam
lily who wears the crown.
Evening star., 1901-02-11

1t is a good thing the West Point boys
concluded to stop hazing before Mrs. Ma
ton came east. Mrs. Nation is the sort OF
woman who would not hesitate a minute
about spanking cadet if she thought he
needed 1t.
Evening star., 1901-02-11

1t is too early for David B. Hill or any
body else to begin running for the presi-
dency. Any man is almost sure to get out
of breath between now and 1904.
Evening star., 1901-02-11
SHOOTING STARS.
The Merry GIyptodOn.

What period do you belong to?'' said the
professor to the prehistoric monster.
mo period answered the beast merrily
People who observe me use nothing but
exclamation points
Evening star., 1901-02-11

China does not in the least object to the
execution of twelve of it's citizens. 1t is
merely the matter of selection that causes
If to balk
Evening star., 1901-02-11

''De gineral run O. people," said Uncle
Eben, seems to git so busy celebratn' a
great mans birthday dat dey clean fohgits
about followin' de example he done sot.'
Evening star., 1901-02-11

Governor Nash refuses to permit Cincin-
nat! music promoters to get even on ex-
penses by running a prize fight. 1t is to be
feared that the governor is no true lover or
Evening star., 1901-02-11

If Mrs. Maybrick was justly convicted
she ought not TO be pardoned. If she was
unjustly convicted there is a very elaborate
apology due her, which, of course, she Will
never get.
Evening star., 1901-02-11

Mr.. Monnett of Ohio predicts that the
steel trust will fall Of its own weight. When
1t does the little fellows at the bottom will,
as usual, be hardest hit.
Evening star., 1901-02-11
Rumors From China.

Colorado has invited Roosevelt to address
its state senate. But not on free silver.
Evening star., 1901-02-11

The activity among the mercantile mag
mates has been so great that attention has
been temporarily diverted from the base
ball caDltalists
Evening star., 1901-02-11

UIn order to avoid delays, on ac-
count of personal absence, letters tn
THE STAR should not he address
to any individual connected with the
oflce, but simply to THE STAR. or to
the Editorial Business Depart
ments. according to tenor or purpose.
Evening star., 1901-02-11
Standard Patterns and Fashion Sheets,

eay Of
In woe ems aih Id % garments mut ted herin
budred fotrsare 10 sal at atrn artment frs
to the epater
" ri oS@.
Evening star., 1901-02-11

nottingham Curtains 3 yards long.
ooc., ooc., $1.oo and SIPS pair.
Evening star., 1901-02-11

Nottingham Curtains. 31a yards long,
$I.5o, $2.oo, $2.25 to $500 pair.
Evening star., 1901-02-11

White Unhandled Slop Jars.
Also White Unhandled and Uncovered slop Jar
at the low price Of
6oc. each.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19
NEVER Bsronn hNo \.
Most Remnrkabl. Case IN American Re
cord ~ Jurisprudence.

cord ~ Jurisprudonce.
\ cgso ~ great interest h. now up
before the United states circuit court at
las Cruces y NJ The ease Involves
W o. Baker former sheriff Of Otoro
county but now OF go paso. ana james
Hunter present shcrin ~ the same
county vino are charged with permitting
the escape Of federal prisoners Ia their
custody
The ononsc is technical one, and the
ease presents some peculiar features
Tho prisoners Whose escape IN alleged,
four il number. were convicted iu the
United States court of mobhing A, w
Ginord uf ~ Paso in the Sacramento
mountains some three years ago. aud
were sentenced 90 % years imprisonment
iH the federal ponitcntiury "a Lcaycn-
worth. kIH Plea was made O. tho court
at the time Co have tho sent ancc fulfilled
in the l8il OF tho county from which tho
prisoners h4H,d and the court granted
the plea ana reminded the prisoners 20
thv custody OF the shcrin ~ Otoro coun-
ty
Hukor then sheriff. permitted the pris-
ourrs 60 take employment with the lum-
boz end uilroad company "a AlamoRordo.
only requiring that they sleep nt the
iHll ut night when Hunter succeeded
Baker De- followed the precedent set boy
hts predecessor rhi arrangement went
along very nicely until federal mar
Hhnl got onto Il and reported the matter
Co United States Attorney Childcrs. who
had both Baker and Hunter arrested
last spring They had their hearing boz
fore United States commissioners and
were held Co answer IN the sum ~ y5n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19

tions ana one witch VIII Ne q perma.
ucut establishment iu the city, Ii Inc a..
tqn department q. the hYde ENpiorlns
!, ioSatea ~ ~ south ifst
room with 1000 square feet ID floor
Null and ceiling space. on which in ur.
ustlcnily. arranged an elegant collection
Fcthcr with q variety ~ modern man
4 l, l,.i, pottery ny ,hg Hnni Indians
showing guuda hy his daughters. MisanH
lnitio and Rosa iluntElnEUr. The com
ban,S, ha" token q one-year ioasg ON the
munout nxturo in this city
a GRAND DISPLAY.
Among The many preparations being
made for entertainment of home po0.
pie aud visitors during fair week none
VIII gurpnss in uuiQuUnCH1 and harhuric
nihcent display of Navajo blankets ana
rugs % ne seen ,u the commodii,oua
door 90 the postuflcc The aight-soor la
nrat attracted hy the handsome show
Windows fronting SECOND street having
nnur side nud buck space ~ nearly l,-
product uf the Navajo Looms. ON enter.
lng the store the visitor o. conducted 90
square feet of honr. wall ana ceiling
space. nii devoted Go making a. display
~ Navajo work in addition Co which
several Thousand blankets are piled iu
bates uyor tho floor space The eve iH
dnaalsd nu viewing Che ARRAY OF Colora
tn addition Co the finished work there arc
shown many Incomplete specimens Of the
work of blanket making showing the
different stages ~ Development There
are also nu exhibition samples OF tho
hrsi cnoris of the Indian chlldren, sov-
crni pieces made by little tots ~ or n
years uod serve nH evidence of what
Csn De accomplished in the way ~ O.
child'a education ly commencing with
lta grandmother Probably one ~ tho
most UstlHur specimen ever shown b. o.
finished Uirtr ul work that can hest Del
ufHCfihrd uH rrurpHnutlng process ~
evolution iu Indian blankets Tho
ulfrr utfrrrfd tu shows the several
HtHNvH of development tools used ON tho
manufacture. winding up with H section
Showing tho design Of ana appearance
ui The particular pattern when complete.
Tho gentlemen extend H. cordial invita-
ton tu 100 who may dDsirD 90 call ana SEQ
their artistic display of over 500 hlau-
httH uf different patterns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19
sILNrn CRY lrrMs.
Rich strike Reported at santa rita Other
ftsma.

Special Correspondence
Silver city A. ~. oct ~ a deal was
closed Yesterday whereby Gus Nrliing
5 s95s {ysem. q" A,sa5 h'rW M1 n.i iTS@
who has been iu tho drug business in
this city for q number uf years. being "a
member ~ the nrm uf Agco a Roiilug
ltc retired from that nrm "a short time
Sheriff 4 Goodci and wife loft yoa.
tsrdol ior ggllg, an sNtgndsd TIP Through
Mra Goodolls DID home, in New Hamp.
shire
Methodist church erected in the near
future The trustccH have decided 10
erect q now place OF worship that Will
cost about tssu whom completed The
church which thrN arr using has been
built since Tho early sNa and Be- lu very
bad shape. The mDmhurT ~ thr dpuum-
untien viii commence he work Of rats
iuR ilr money immeditt"ly
~. =. Ahrahams viii open n periodicals
uud confectionery store Do flfos cigar
store 900 few DAYS tie viii carry nn
candies besides stationery and period.
e1ls ~ an Kinds. 10 viii bc called the
j 81 pcuuvweu " tho SILVER CITY Beer
and Zee company lpft the first ~ the
week Tor the rurt. While absent Mr
reunyweil viii look after the purchase
"l nn lc' plnnt which the company VIII
Tho uniforms Tor company y OF u,
irrrituriNl militia and other rIuiumr .s
have been received. The equipment D.i..
siHtH of seventy four uniforms. caps hats
Hud gloves Uud seventy -fnur Springfield
rifles. besides numerous other articles
necessary Geo ur1prry equip the urW com
pHny Tho Third Battalion band has
hveu organized with twtuty. saNtu iu.
.trumyniH and Mr Garrett appointed as
leader.
Tho nov Baptist church viii b. com-
plUtcd tu.a week and the dedication Hory-
lcrs wiil Boz held ucNt sunday Boo 400 prob
HhiltF
lt 81 report That % rich gold strike
haH uHNt IH fuid grl.I u frw snilDa
from .IHIt lNtt hN ttr Hamilton 81
Cent? F. ID. tf .u ih. ut Spanish work
inEs IrOn thU iHrrr amount 20 work
that WHs duH. iu tUa dir Fiugs years ago.
10 would IN.r elliott Hu rnUrmuus amount
uf gold had been taken oul BIZ 81 natl-
mated tlti ih.ro is from inH tn cW feet
~ driitUFs tunnels. etc. lt is said that
the mines were worked ht spanish
priests years ago. and that large NUM-
Der ~ the duc old Spanish churches in
New MrNiDo And ihn northern part ~
Old McNicu were built with the gold
taken from them Old records state that
several millions ~ dulinre worth "a gold
was taken out Of the diguuEs about two
hundred years ago. lf u happens that
Mr. Hamilton has discovered the mother
lode and This should prove fUD, U would
undoubtedly ht "a great strike.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19
mar Crsrrn MAssArnl..

Several newspapers ARE comparing the
massacre ~ federal troops az samnr,
r. J., 10 tho slaughter " custer and his
troops by the forces of sitting Bull in
the Big Horn valley. Tho comparison
II not "A good one. Tho troops at snmar
were attacked in camp al breakfast.
little dreaming OF tho proximity OF an
overwhelmins force OF foes Custer
ana his gallant band rccklessly charged
into the Indian camp. where thcy were
surrounded by overwhelming aumbcrs
and they fell with their arms IN their
hands, dying, an save one In honest
combat The troops az snmar were pow
crl"ss 60 resist attack. us they we're
separated from ueir arms when the
savage holomcu puuuccd upon them and
butchcrod them. Custer expected Go sur
prise Sitting Hul aud his braves. but
the lnttcr turned the tables upon him
nnd converted the attack which hc
hoped would result in nu Indian rout
into his own disastrous defeat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19
arnAn nErra
The Agricultural college wn fenda M
txhihit

An interesting feature and ono that r.
typical ~ the practical character Of the
hig exhibit that u coming 20 the fair
from the college nt Moaula Park. o. that
of sugar hccts Thoro viii b. shown ln
striking and graphic manner the roll
utiFo superiority ~ tho conditions IN
Now Moxico for growing sugar bccts,
from those IN other states ana OF the
suEar value 81 New Mexico sugar boots
over any others a quantity ~ the
bocta grown on the college farm will be
shown with nearby the amount 81
suFar IN such boots, ~ determined hy
analysis covering several years. The
striking superiority % bccts grown In
Santa Fo county ana IN san Juan ooun-
ty viii be- made plain 10 oven the casual
observer and the whole sugar beet OK.
hihit viii bring uut very strongly the
fact that New Mexico possesses ideal
conditions Tor the erection ~ sugar beet
factories Tho exhibit viii arrive IN
Albuquerque by the end % this week
ana Will ho put In place ncxt Monday.
under the direction ~ r. E Lester. the
executive officer ~ the college. 70 that
d will bc an ready for tho opening ~
the fair on Tuesday morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19

Just q glimpse Of a wOmans face is
Often all that IS needed 10 tell the story
Of her daily suffering No woman can
eadurr ia long 'hc pangsui womanly dis
ease siihOui falling OIL in face and form.
Women who have been cured ~
wOmauly diseases by the use oi Doctor
Hefce's Favoritc Prescription. frequently
refer with pleasure 10 Tie gain ip appear.
ancc AZ well a. IN feelings, which has
come with their cure
'Favorite Prescription cures ifrcgr
lafiiy, dries weakening drains, heals
inflammation aud liberation. and cures
female weakness
Sick women are invited 10 consult Dr.
Pierce, hy letter. nee All correspond
ence treated as sacrcdly private aud
confidential Address d. x V. Pierce,
Buffalo, y Y.
HNunf medicines have d1nr me- 80 much good
Reel itkr different woman writes Mrs Narv
murphy ~ Milton yrimhr Go Kentucky ~air
mouths $50 Z hegan to think would noi s-e
another veil dav hut had mode up ms mind te
hollow your adyuc and Htvc nf fefcrs medi
zines a thorulgh sfial have taken eIH tafffra
OF favufitr Prescription sls ~ Golden Sod
tcnl Discovery four walls IF uf rlffrr A. Pellets
two lHtilca ~ smart Weed Ais1 SHINE tHiian
Tablets Have gained eve !suuds since las
furnsi vin iril the god utv 20 aii Suffering
tnvHltdf iuf t was "a Heavenly message To- me
vhrn } found oai what Go % iur rriicf"
"Favortc Prescription makes weak
women strong, sick women we'll Accept
no substitute for the medicine which
works wonders for weak women.
The Peoples Medical Adviser, iuos
pages, Iitc on receipt OF stamps 10 pay
expense Of mailing 0Hiv send ~ one.
cen, stamps for the paper covered edition.
OF 5 stamps for the cloth.bo volume,
10 DR. X. v Pierce. Buffalo N Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19
METHODIST CONFERENCES
The second Day Fast las Vegas chosen
Next Place 1T Meeting,


Tho Methodist conference convened
yesterday morning ut $3.50 In st. john r
MothadiHt Episcopal church. Santa Pc
m, arst half hour was devoted 90 de-
you,nu exercises. led hy e. A. Bunker
and Juan sauduyal a. ? 70. "a. Bishop
Fitzgerald took tho chair nad took up the
ruutir, business. Reports from the ar
f.ryut charges were made and passed
East Las Vegas was chosen ns tho next
81, cs FOR the meeting ~ tho conference.
D. n. Kellogg W. A, Cooper and a. r.
Morrison we're appointed O. committee ON
thc publication ~ the conference min.
utcH Roll enii showed thu presence ~
-. o. nok,n. Boa addition Co those who
answered She rou call on Thursday.
The Spanish conference resumed its
work A. n O'Clock the W1mans Nome
Missionary society organized "a branch
society lt the Methodist parsonage
through les secretary, Mrs Bodkin.
AZ q. M. the educational anniversary
was held under the direction of Dr. lInr-
wood
pr smyth. who wns on the program
for Friday night was called 20 san
Francisco Tho hour was occupied by
other fp... H iuo'"IIng Bishop FiiE-
Ecrb NH HofHt
This ..Y.l 800. WHr. was resumed at
500 u.yi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19
INDIAN SCHOOL NorEs

Miss NJ T. blssytie. supervising duy
ehooi teacher. is visiting Zuui and IA.
sunu. cndcayoriug 60 collect "a party Dol.
children Tor this school
Mrs Curtis ana family will leave sat.
lrday evening Cor Kansas city. who
thcy win yisit for "a Tow days From
here they VIII ~ to Genoa. N,b.. Wh,f,
Mr. Curtis 81 located
Tho Indian exhibit ~ tho fair viii bc
interesting and instructive. and the pu.
pills are taking great interest in prcplr.
|ug a. ln addition 20 the display FROM
literary and Industrial department
thrro viii Boz unique representation OF
indian lifo us q exists Boo their homes
Tho trp'c. pueblo. etc, viii hr construct
81 and made very realistic hy clF,' fa
arcs. The native Industries VIII also b.
depleted
The Indian girls are very anxious Go
arrange Tor basket nau game with
omp outside team They hay, purchaf.I
Is new BAN and ur, pracucing daily.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19

J. W Mackay has laid before Pres.
idcn, Roosevelt his plan Tor privately
conducted cable he proposes 90 lay.
own and control q himself and an he
asks ~ the government IL that be- bc
given landing privileges az Hawaii.
Guam and Manila. He wants no con-
ccssiona or subsidies. and Will construct
ana maintain the cable az his private
cost or that 10 himself and his assoc
ciHtsH TIE promises 60 reduce tho rates
Co the FAR east from 90 TO G. per cent.
and Go agree with the government aa 10
The matter ~ its tolls. His estimate OF
tho total outlay b. N5.0o0e0. and he pro.
poses 60 complctc the work 90 Hawaii
IN nine months. and 20 Manila in two
years THIS 81 "a bold proposal and %
liberal one. 10 may uot Doe accepted by
tho congress-, but only for the reason
That government ownership may be-
preferred. And az uuy rate. Il viii be
Impossible Tor tho companies that have
hrcn booking Tor Subsidies 60 obtain an
uthGr hearing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19

Tho city Is iu fever OF energy m
making elaborate preparations to rut.r.
tain itg guests nest week and Co., become
moro worthy She honor of being tH.
gateway through which the t,rritur.
3hHll paas to j1iu th. sIstprh1od OF stat s
The visitors FiuEly aud collectively.
Wil br s''fappalHted Investigation guu-
mitteea and Will report iHrlr impression.
%. the world at large Ana thyir report.
Nil. 300 great degree. hasten ur roiarI
'ur recognition aH a deserving applicant
fnr doe huuors uf statehood
responsibility rests upon each ritlg .r.
i' Wuhr himself ,uusyrslut uu tuuI.a
pertaining tn che resources and enter.
Pris's 1f the territory and Co transmit his
knowledge o. Uu Information sorkers
Then viii they become interested in and
acquainted with this western region ana
cooperate with our efforts o. secure
promotion
And should not the loyalty of each
citizen impose ON him th, duty 90 de-
tecting and destroying all schemes caicu.
@trd 10 Hwindlc the citys gucsts9
lf man visits your house. could sou
h' Eo base as 90 rob him7 Tho laws OF
hospitality cannot be- violated without
fuIf,iung onon honor
WIN b be- hospitality Co SOIL licenses
fIr Stumbling devices Co swindlo the fair
Eisitor7 And. worse stl viii IL nr
honorable 90 nll tho treasury with a..
license FUND of saloon ON iho fair
grounds wherein vice in NJ subticst form
win steal not only the money. hut CO..
honor of uur EIDstH7 n1 We wish strtur
rr t' consider uH Havos o. habits of
ut,mprrauDo or thlt $40 require iutak.
eating refreshments iu connection with
every paHtimo1
And win not such conduct bc "a 10.
nruHrh tu our clty sud territory
AIRS RALPH nut
Assistant IrpH. Reporter W. a. e. o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19

a temporary injunction. granted ou the
Application 0f J J sheridan formerly
OF silver Cib- hut now deputy collector
OF bcualiilu county. and directed against
Andrew p Laird and Thomas 3 park,s.
was received Iu silver City and served
by sheriff GnIdvu Tho Injunction rr.
Hiruina Thomas 3 Parker from paying
10 lHild lu} part uf thr funds received
az che proceeds OF ths s-lIr uf the Ocri.
dental aui Oriental Mining company
Tho property of This company ia o.
group NJ turquoise mines in the uurru
mountains the sale of which has Just
boon effected Go tho Gem Turluoirr ana
Copper Mining company of Sew YORK
ln bis complaint Sheridan alleges that
Parker iH about t1 paf tp Laird re- pur.
ton 10 thu lraro.ds af tho sale. ana bp
"'hrms chat Laird does MOI now. and
never id. hold auy stock 90 the com
pany and tina, Do, H therefor, not Ga
Titled t' share Boa tar distribution
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19

n snd skipped, Desiring 10 breathe ne
fresh ana saiubrious air o. New Mex.
ico ard enjoy ~ health giving sunfhlne
again ~ free man. Montencrr1 was
sentenced from nonn Ana county FOR
three years Tor assault Ho had served
two years and three months % that
time. iio was very well behaved prlH.
oncr and ala good work ne gardener
Having hut n few months TO serve and
having behaved yfry we'll. ho had been
tfusty for some time. The ponltontIlry
authorities have sent posse In pursuit
~ Montenegro. and Rodriguoz. whose
horse Montenegro stole. has also n couple
~ men trailing him. iiis capture 81 but
question ~ time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19

fcliow students
The Estrtlla Literary society wac 70
have given q Public Yesterday sitter.
noon, but " was postponed until later
date.
Literary Society NO har at last found
n name. and announces tu tho public that
% On 90 De- called "rho Athcnoum. Next
Tuesday &c AGO b. m the Atheneum so
clcty viii give praErnm at the Assembly
hail Tor che bonont NJ tho public.
The star Tor che college paper. tho
Mirage. hna boon elected aa follows.
Editorin-chicf. Miss Matte o.. Tway.
with Mr. bryan. Mr. Van Wagner. Miss
Hunt and Mr. w. Ilollcun us assistants.
and Thog Hughes, Dr., M business man.
aEor. with MI Shields and Mr Wroth ne
associates
Colloee rnirit u growing and life nj tho
un vorsity w very lively.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19
DounLN san pnArm.
A wife Dies ia Her Husbands Armswhllc
Travelling Aiane

when death comes IL is always sad
but whom it comes Co the wife and lylv .a
thc husband alone, miles from friends
and acquaintance with mo- hands Co
aid. nor oven "a soul Ca Hn much aH ton
~ the death. % be- douby sad ON
Tuesday ulght Mrs Luck schuuk vito
~ Alma sDh1uk. of M1rul, Ill. died
about thirty miles from this city in
camp wagon She was accompanied by
her husband, and thry were driving
through tho country from Pueblo 90
Albuquerque. whore They expected 60
spend the winter and return 90 Illinois
800 the 7prinE They lrft Pueblo tn
w'Il equipped camping outnt about FIVE
weeks ago. ana passed through this city
five ur alA days ago. ON reaching "a point
thirty miles from here tho vito was
taken suddenly worse md in o. fcw mo-
u,rts died. Far from human hahite-
lions with no sound save the fnrsakrn
oy ~ the coyote. the sorrowinE hus-
band stayed alone with his dead lie
brought the body ~ this city after
riding with q al day yesterday, and q
will he Frn, Go tho old home ON no. s.
tonight. Las Negns Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19
ms LIBERTY nrI smoHr.
Montenegro who Escaped from the Pen
an Thursday. Was Uscapturvd.

Juan Montenegro. "a convict who work
rd uH truHty lea the pDHitVutinry gardens
Iud who ran uu last IhurHiuh after
noon with another mans horse. was
UulehtN rDeapturud Montenegro WAS
captured hy ouc OF thr pcuitontiHry
guards boo the mountains 70 few miles
lrum Santa lU The horse haI got away
from him and returned eco les accustomed
stable The Iron doors uf tho pcnltru-
tiuIA uprurd Hospitality Goo receive Mon
ttutErn again. aud 10 may bf presumed
Tint just now Boz b. enjoying q dict Uf
hiDrd aud water and probably received
deserved, although NOT appreciated
batting The chances are ihut tho
rhIrE, 10 horse stealing viii hr brought
up against Montenegro aud that Bon ud-
ditiuu Geo losing hiH Huud time record be-
VIII hD tried upon that charge The
moral ~ this little tnlr IT, leave well
enough alone When you are n truHty
iHd have bot few months serve yuur
time ana then step forth better man.
Co commence llfp over again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19
AnNInrIsINnrANs.

People have often wondered from
what source the cvolutionista SGT their
peculiar doctrine. but whom the case
81 Noah and she ARK b. looked into there
may be- more groundH on which 90 soiyc
the origin of man. Noah advertised
that he would snn ON certain date.
Those who did not bolicvo n advertising
failed 60 got tickets and were lcft out
IN the wet Tor forty days rain without
any umbrellas or bathing suits A.
most ~ them could not swim. they took
TO tho trees and hrcame monkeys.