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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
=. p. WILSON.
He Comes Of Highly Respected
Family, But Went Wronu.


r. +, Wilson, the young gentleman
who figured In n certain Transaction
here whereby he secured s75 and then
Immediately left for California. being
intercept a at Gallup and brought
back 90 this city. comes from a high.
" respected family. but he. Il seems.
has gone wrong
A special 10 the Denver Republican
from Canon City. Colo, under date
OF November q. says:
IF y. Wilson. former clerk Of the
district court here, left Canon city
a week or ten days ago. On account
OF former alleged discrepancies In
money matters. he was asked by Dis.
trict Judge NJ. T. Bailey 90 reign
Wilson was also secretary OF the local
Elks' lodge. and II Is reported that
there IL a shortage in his accounts
which are now being investigated.
Wilson Is 20 years Of age and mar
ried, his wife being well known and
highly respected, Wilson Is the son
o. Mr. and Mrs John Wilson. who are
among the most highly respected fam.
HES In Canon City the senior Mr.
Wilson havIng been clerk OF court and
county clerk for many years and
standing worry high In the CONN., nifty"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
HosPIrAL BAZAAR norss.
Handsome Presents Being Received
Opening evening, Tuesday,
November 20,

J. w Bennett, the we'll known gen.
eral mel chant and Indian trader at
liuucka, Arizona, has sent nne
Navajo blanket 10 Mrs Or. WrOth, as
gift for the bazaar. The blanket
was weayo1 by an old Navajo squaw.
who took many months 20 accomplish
the work. u will be rafled on al the
bazaar next week.
The fancy booth will be under the
supervision OF Mrs. A. N. Kern. and
~ this booth the pretty oil painting,
presented by w l. Hathaway 90 the
bazaar, viii be on exhibition. and II
will be refled of. Tho painting al
present IL NJ the store of A ~ Me-
Gaffey a 90
Mrs. Jesse Miller. who had charge
OF the smoking booth at the bazaar
held two years ago In the Yrlsarri
building. will again have charge OF
this important department. and has
collected together some OF the finest
brands Of smokers" ever manufac.
tured. While the lady never used or
handled the weed In any shape. stiii
by natural Instincts she knows a good
cigar from bad one, and SAYS her
booth will contain nothing but the
genuine stun
Col Martin s. Tlerney. who broke
into the confidence OF the public by
his fine acc rations NJ the street fair
and carnival OF 1899, Is IN evidence al
the hospital bazaar, and the fine. mr..
tistic touches you see In the decora.
lions OF the store rooms whore the
bazaar will be held are the work OF
this Albuquerque colonel. II don't
matter whe,ker placed In a statehood
hall or In an archway. Colonel T;erney
can always be depended upon 10 do dis
duty. and that n always we'll
The oil painting presented by w. l..
Hathaway IL the work OF Miss SnlEer.
and shows the young lady 10 be an
artist with the brush
Mrs. Wallace Wolvln wife OF Or.
Wolvin, will assist Mrs a. j. Maloy AZ
the domestic booth.
Albert Faber has donated the car.
pets for the doll booth. while Charles
Quler r. putting the finishing touches
In paints ard papers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
HARRINGTON.
From the Hustler

From the Hustler.
The Expedition shipped 500 pounds
of Navajo blankets TO San Diego. Cal
this week. and ] 900 pounds 20 Boston
Mass.
Frank Fulcher received quite a shak
ing up by he capsizlng Of his freight
WAGON. OW ng 10 a defective brake. In
descending the basin hill.
The sheep and cattlemcn are be
shining 90 come IN for winter food. l..
G. Patrick. Of Pagosa Springs. has pur
chased hay from Dave Lewis on the
la Plata. where he will winter his
stock. Il. \ Hatcher and family. also
Of Pagosa Springs. arrived Monday "a
remain for the winter Mr. Hatcher
has purchased ffty tons OF hay from
d. J Craig for the purpose of feeding
some 900 high grade bucks which are
now on the way here I. w. McGrew
IS locating az Navajo Springs. where
he will winter range hls stock.
Quite a f,w complaints have recent
~ been made by citizens OF having
various ariidlcs stolen. Last Sunday
VIII Estes carelessly hung his vest on
a tree at the ball grounds and some
one distracted his watch. n. ]. AT.
AANhANA N'RNtAN NV ltHN OF htNtTAl
hundred feet % lumber VIM. Locke
N some treasured coins and antelope
horns, and 10 on. Il Is well our town
trustees have appointed a city marshal
Let the first arrest be made a good
example.
George " Browne. Of the HYDE FIX,
ploring Expedition, IL developing into
q prodigy as manager The Expo
ditlon's Huntington Interests now
consists NJ fifteen distinct depart.
menis, viz: Groceries. hardware. dry
goods. furniture. farm implements,
bank. fruit evaporation, -four mill, meat
market, packing and slaughter house.
lime and building material. live stock
and wool, Navajo blankets and curlos.
and forwarding. harness
and saddle making, all OF which Mir
Nrcwne directs with ease and dis.
patch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
JOHN PLAYER RESIGNS.
As Superintendent Of Machinery
George q. Henderson AppoInted.

- superintendent o. MdShiueFy--
George p. Henderson Appointed.
on the first OF January. 1909. John
Player. who for years has been az the
head of the mechanical department OF
the Santa Pc. will retire from active
service. Iio will be succeeded by
George Z. Henderson. the present as
sistant superintendent of machinery
Mr. Player will stiil remain with the
company however. in the capacity OF
consulting superintendent OF machln'
cry.
The following Is the official an.
nouncemont Of Mr. Players reslgna.
ton. when " out Of the ordinary be.
cause II dCvlntes from the usual rule
and commonds Mr.. Player FOR the ex.
ccllont service which he has rendered
the road.
Chicago. Nov. rs, 1901.
"Alr John Player having expressed
his desire To retire from the respOnsi.
hllltios and active duties Of his posi-.
ton. and having rendered his reslgna.
ton as superintendent Of ma rbinery
the same ~ accepted to date from Jan.
uaIy 1 1902
at the request Of tho management
Mr. Player has consented 20 remain
with the company ia an advisory ca.
pacity and viii hereafter be known as
consulting superintendent Of motive
power This occasion ia taken 10 ex.
press appreciation % Mr. Players
character and abilities az developed
by hls long service with the company.
Mr. George Il Henderson "a APP
pointed superintendent of motive pow.
or % take effect January /, 1909.
j W kENDRlCK.
Third Vice President
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
~ ? RIPLEY. President "
Nm. HENDERaON HERE-

George r Henderson. tho now 81.
nerlntondcnt Of motive power for the
Santa Fe road ga IN this city for the
purpose NJ attending the meeting Of
the roads master mechanics and road.
masters. which was lnaugurRted by
him. the frst meeting being held n
few months ago In Topeka. This Is
the se,5rl meeting. and the third
meeting win be held In Los Angeles
next month. In January. 1909, the cir.
cult viii begin over again by another
meeting 90 Topeka, and so on. at vari.
Gus divisi0n points during tho year
Those present here. besides Mr.
llender Nn are as follows. q. w.
Smith, superintendent ~ motive pow.
or. and G. d Lape master mechanic.
san bernardmo. Cal; James Gray,
master mechanic, Needles. Cal; q. l..
Park masft' mechanic WlnsiOw. A.
t. e VI Saniulo. master mechanic.
Gallup 81. g.; G. ~ Tayior. division
master meC hanic. and Al McCready.
Ration n " Henry Giegollt master
mechanic. IA Junta and A =. Wilkln.
con uf Topeka
Tho Albuquerque meeting ig being
held today IN the reading room az the
local railway shops
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
cAAMeER oF coMMeRcE.
Returns Thanks for Fine Gave
Presented.

The chamber OF commerce directory
has adopted a set Of resolutions thank
ing Mr. Reginald Hart. OF New Mex
ico's Agricultural and Mechanical
college. tof a hand turned gavel which
he presented the diItciofy at rs last
meeting
An engraved copy Of the rcsoln
tons and a letter OF thanks were sent
by President Prudential yesterday
70 Professor f. r. Lester. executive
oillcer IN charge OF tho college IF
pasO Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

Cd % or are making preparations %
start In a short tlmo Several car
loads OF mill ana mine machinery have
been shipped from this point 90 that
section IN the past few days, and con
siderable fad been frelghted out pre-.
vious % tbs A. the supplies for the
Mogollons aH come through Silver
city. the business men here may look
for a considerable Increase IN business
Of this section
l.. G. Parker. ono Of the largest prop.
orty owners Of this city, will leave
the latter part Of this week for quite
an extended trip 20 England.
Tho normal school Thanksgiving
vacation VIII commence on the 2sth
and last un.il Dec. 3.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
A Village Blacksmith Saved His 1t.
tie Sons Life,

Mr.. H. n Black, the well known
village blacksmith at Grahamsyille.
sullivan Co, N. ". says: sour little
son. Ave years old, has always been
subject 20 Group. and SO bad have tho
attacks been that we have feared
many times that he would die. We
have had the doctor and used many
medicines. but Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy Is now our sole reliance. II
seems 10 dissolve the tough mucus
and by giving frequent doses when
tho croupy symptoms appear we have
found that the dreaded Group Ia cured
before Il gets settled 4" There IL no
danger In giving this remedy. for II
contains no opium or other injurious
drug and may be given az confidently
20 a babe as 90 an adult. For sale
by all druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
EAST LYNNE" LAsT NIGHT.
Produced by a Good Company az c.
Colomho Hail.

Colombo Hail.
The drama Of East Lynne" was
presented last night az the Colombo
theatre 10 well.hlled house. and the
play was acted In n manner fully up
10 the expectations OF the audience
and In keeping with tho advance no.
tees published In announcing tho en-
gagomenL The play Ia one that IN
familiar 90 the majority OF theatre 60.
crs and is always new. treating OF
love, hate und jealousy, and incidents
Of everyday occurrence. The charac-
ter ~ Lady Isabel az portrayed by
Miss Blanche stoddard. was n finished
piece Of acting, by clever and beau.
tiful woman. Her support. generally
speaking. WITH the exception OF that
given by Me HUMPHREYS. who was cast
for the difficult character Of Sir Francis
ievlson. The gentleman II fully cap.
able ~ carrying the part u he will ad.
here more closely 60 the text OF the
play, eliminating the exaggerated lev.
ily by which he or His preceptor
sought % improve the original; nor
should Mr.. HUMPHREYS be permitted
20 attempt TRANSACTIONS into Spanish
until he shall have passed he Alta.
Glance" period OF his study OF that
beautiful language The costumes
worn by Misses Stoddard and BenrlmO
were rich aud beautiful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
SANTA Fe.
From tho New Mexican.

FROM the New MEXICAN,
County surveyor !. H. Zimmerman
commenced q survey uf the Fort Mar.
- military reservation.
Mrs J. y. Morse has returned 10
Santa Fe from visit 20 Denver and
will leave shortly FOR her home at
Gallup. where her husband Is In the
Indian curiO business
$. w. Smith and Antonio Wlnsor
iiled In the ONCE Of the probate clerk
location notices Tor the HOmestake
and Copper King lode mining claims
In Dalton canyon. some miles south.
east Of Santa Fe
J. H. Ffhcr. o. Hlcksyillc. Iowa. a
cousin Of Hon W. y. Martin. ls in
tie capital and will spend the winter
with Mr. and Mfs Martin he b. a
bright young man whose health Ga I'm.
pPircd AMI expects that the Santa Re
climate viii again restore him TO 70.
bust health
Miss Ethel Going. who spent about
a year In TINS city and recently return.
ed 10 her home at Gallup. was mar
ricd last week 10 81 Clair Bolton. OF
Pueblo. Colo watch viii be her future
home Mrs. Bolton has many friends
in Santa Pc
On Tuesday Of next week. az the
home OF Airs. Merle on Lincoln ave
nue.. the Ladies' Ala society ~ the
Presbyterian church VIII hold n fair
ana bazaar from 3 IN 3 o'clock In the
afternoon and from 2 10 9 o'clock in
the evening Ice cream and cake will
be served. Dolls fancy ware and ar.
ticles suitable for Christmas presents
will be sold
Mr.. and Mrs. william Kolso. who
have been the guests Of Mr. aud Mrs
3, q. Cartw light aud ~ q. Cart
wright the rast two DAYS left Tor their
homo at jerome. Arizona. last even.
ing Mrs Kelso. who was Miss Kate
MoDll. Is a cousin OF Mcssra. cart
wright and has Just been married AZ
Crestone Iowa. 20 Mr.. Kelso, the
young couple being on their way 20
their home from their wedding Mr..
Kelso holds a responsible position IN
the CLARK N mes az Jerome Arizona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

The Citizen has received a letter
from the San Francisco Examiner, re,
questing a lookout for a Spanish fam.
lily, composed OF husband. wife and
nine sets 81 twlns-boy and girl ia
each pair. They left Fresno. Cal,
some time last July. en- route 20
some town in New Mexico, and travel
overland in a large camp wagon. The
Examiner wants a picture OF the fam.
ily, Of course including the worthy
father and mother. and general
write up ON the remarkable case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
SILVER CITY NOTES.
acknowledgements MarrIaae--osher
Interesting Paragraphs.
9nnclni COrrpaunudonra

Hif'f 4WA NNiA fHNNHNtAAtt
silver CITY. ~ NJ, Nov. 22-The
marriage OF Miss Hattie C. Carpenter
who ~ tne daughter 81 Mrs. samuel
Carpenter. who owns large cattle In
torests In Grant county. 20 John l.
burnside OF this city. ex-collect0r and
treasurer AZ Grant county, aud who n
one OF che largest stockholders OF the
clifton Copper company will take
place at Park ranch. the home OF the
bride, on Thanksgiving day. The eou
pie will make their future home In
Silver City, whore they have numerous
friends
Charles and Roy Mcdonald the hus.
Ting insurance team OF the Mutual
Life Insurance company. have beer In
the city this week from Albuquerque.
AMI have written a gooe business In
insurance
The local lodge Of Elks will enter.
tain their ladies on the the evening
~ Dec bih, and a committee which
has the affair In charge Is preparing
royal tlme for them.
Hon w. y. Walton last Thursday
delivered very entertaining aud In.
teresting lecture on Law Making" 20
the students at the normal school
Max schultz one OF the oldest NOR.
chants OF Silver City. announces that
on account NJ his poor hearing he will
retire from business on the FIRST Of
the yeas. ard will close out his entire
stock
The number Of patients at the Unit.
ed States tdnitarium al Fort nayard
"a daily growing larger and the ngures
have now reached the $50 mark, ana
II Is thought that IN a short time the
sanltarlum win be filled 90 It's fullest
capacity by the soldiers who have con.
tracted lung troubles while serving
In the Philippines
Considerable activity Il reported IN
the Mogollon mining district In the
past few weeks. and a number OF the
large mines and mills have either start.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

An effort will be made To induce
the war department 10 give Geronimo.
the Apache chief who has been a
prominent figure at the Pan American
exposition, his liberty. Chief Calico.
a wealthy Sioux and bosom friend
Of Geronimo has informed the war
department that he will take the old
Apache - his home al Ogalallah res.
eryation. u the latter Is allowed 60 20
free. In tais case Geronimo will spend
the rest ~ his years In peace and com.
fort as II is SAID that Calico has all
the luSurics that an Indian chief could
want
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

American spirit Ia indomitablc II
is for achievement clvancement and
progress No other nation on earth
can compete with America IN this m.
gard Bui with II ali there Is no de.
sire FOR conquest for conquests sake.
no dcsiro Gao snhduo or humiliatc any
people i0r the sake ~ aggrandize.
ment or revenue The American spirit
o. fof the advance OF the rights OF ilfe.
liberty ant the pursuit Of happiness
This spirit was never more rife than II
today
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
SAN PEDRO SOCIETY.
George lcarnard and ed. crunsfeld
Present az a Musicale.

Present al a Musicale.
A correspondent Of the Cerrlllos
Register, writing from San Pedro un.
der date n November 90 says:
Last Thursday evening a very de.
llghtful musicale was given by the
San Pedro four hundred. In honor OF
Mr.. Grunsfeld Of Albuquerque, who
II one u the finest musicians In the
territory. a fine program consisting
~ popular end classical instrumental
music and vocal solos and duets was
rendered by Mrs. L. D. Sugar. Mr.
Grunsfeld and Mr. Kaufman; after
which refreshments we're served and
the latter part 81 the evening spent
In tripping the light fantastic.
The following Is a list 81 those
present. Messrs and MesdRmes r.
A. smith shadracb and Frank VII.
llama. Mesdamos CaFruthers and l..
y Sugar. Misses Edith Rlel. Mae Sui.
Ivan and Amelia Gutterman. Mossrs.
Grunsfeld. LoafDArd. Kaufman and
GoldinE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
wHITg OAKS.
From tha Easle

Charles Smith aud family are going
home % spend Thanksgiving with the
old folks. Their parents live az Vic.
tor. Texas.
The oil people are having all kinds
OF trouble with their well drilling out.
o. Operations have been practically
suspended for week.
James Moullon spent a part OF last
week on his farm In thePhngsten set.
Element, south Of Nogal Mr.. MoultOR
brought IN two sample ears OF corn
grown on mis- farm this year. on sod
land that are beautiful 10 look at He
has gathered an average OF hfty bush.
els per acre md the best % his Yield
reached seventy bushels per acre.
This Ia very lne considering that the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

the course OF a storm hy tearing down
the signals that give warming OF its
approach. Neither can you cure u cold
by temporarily stopping a cough with
oplum.laden medicines Aliens Lunp
Halsam. IN which there IL no opium
cures sore Threats and sore lungs be-
cause u aliaya the Inflammation and
ridR you ~ the mncus that stops ur
the air paf ages
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

The Sauta Ne was one ~ the few
roads which maintained an exhibit AZ
the Pan American exposition. Just
closed. Under the santa Fc's ban.
ncr was displayed a canvas prOduc.
ton Of the Grand Canyon 81 Arizona,
said 10 be the greatest pie,e OF seen.
cry IN the vest, The canvas was set
on ~ advantage by the liberal use ~
electric lights which gave 10 each
section ~ the picture the proper tone
aud effect.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
Throat sere9

There's no telling what a sore
throat will do II you give Il right OF
way Uncertain remedies often cause
dangerous telay. Make a cure sure
with Painklller, known for half
century 40 4 specific for sore throat
Group. coughs. and all kindred trou.
bles. Keep u by you for an emei gen,
cy II never fails Avoid substitutes
there Is but one pa.nkiller Perry ia.
Wis 25c and soc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

Not only ls Hawaii about TO have a
tcloersphic cable. which Is a British
enterprise. but it viii have an oxten.
aiYc system OF artillery defense.
which BE- of course altogether Ameri.
can According 90 the plans OF the
army board. for over twenty miles the
south coast OF the island will be for.
ti0od ln such a manner as To make
Honolulu practically imprtgnehle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

as the last session Of congress an
appropriation OF 81 .o000 00 was made
for the erection OF a soldiers home al
johnson city Tenn, This institution
VIII De- different from any other In
the comtty for II will harhor under
lis roof Union ana Confederate vet.
Grams ~ the civil war and disabled
soldiers ~ the war with Spain The
homo is now being built II will com.
prise thirty.fyo buildings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
gree MethodIst Mss,Inn.

Rev oliver GOrnall. of tho Free
Methodist ministry. has engaged the
German Lutheran church. which "a 10
Gated on North Third street. and will
conduct a series OF gospel meetings
Preaching tonight AZ 1880 and tomOr.
row az li.o0 a m, and az 1880 .. m.
The public are cordially invited TO at.
tend
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

TON W G. Barnes. Of Dorsey. Col
iAA county, has received word ffom
fhnrniA Arizona. where Mrs Barnes
Dr. visiting announcing tho arrival of
q male heir Mrs Barnes wac with
her husband in Santa Fe while thp
latter served In thr Thirty fourth ior
stature ~ p representative from col
FAX county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
snakebl,e Cure.

A hoatlng paragraph gives the A
zona treatment 81 snakehlto. Do /.
% make number OF incisiOns lu the
uesh aa soon as possible nttrf tha
wound rs received and % rub therein
common Don nr powder This a. on
The theory iUat tho venom oi thu ua.r
r an acid C11 on alkdli o. u-0.
'l ueutraHyc lfs influence. lt H said
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

In demanding tho continuance Of q
probhltory law among the Indians OF
Oklahoma and the Indian territory
provided these territories become
states. the w G. T. G. seems 10 have
ignored ho consent Of the governed.
but women who are interested In re-
forms don't mind a little thing like
fNnf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

Willard Teller. q b. other OF the sen.
ator from Colorado. e. one ~ the
owners of secret process OF treating
gold ore that may make the refined
metal cheaper than silver. II that's
the case the Tollcrs are likely 90 be
less anxious for the free and unlim.
itcd coinage ~ silver AZ the legal ratio
Of sixteen 10 one without waiting for
The a.d or consent OF any other ma.
tluu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

Tine puqil of reg, ats Of the agri.
cultural college held a meeting az
Mrs'lIa PARK last Thursday, and elect
oi prOf Luther Foster of Wyoming
pros dent of the school BE is expect.
od t0 take charge ~ bis new duties
an Hpg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
Anrlsnl,nrn h. Arirnna.

There are 26t.62i acres ~ improved
land Ia the territory of Arizona. all
Of which Ia probably Irrigated. OF
this land. G2.GSb acres are producing
alfalfa The number Of cattle Is put
az COZ 600 end the number of sheep at
GGS.O0O There are several thousand
acres planted 20 orchards and vine.
yards.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

dries weakening drains heals innamma-
ton and liberation, and cures female
weakness
You have my heartfelt thanks i1f the kind
advice yuf sat me- writes MIS- Flofrncr
Archer 1T Hasnn Macon Co Tean Words
fail 90 rNpfess Whist endured iuf ahuul eight
years with female trouble, The awful pain that
] had % endure each month mo- tongue can
earfcss These hcarnR.down paths hickache
hcadac he distress in my stomach and sores 10
my breast, crnmp va limbs -thrY have all len
trrHsinr troubles what caused them 10 leave
N was The hest medicine on earth uf rieJcea
faVufitc Prescription 10 one week time {
began 60 feel lrittf After taking SIS iuttlcs uf
the Favufitf Prescription end usiug the local
Treatment vuu advised iclt like a new wumau.H
DR.. picrce's Pleasant Pellets should
always be used with 'Favonlc Pfescrip-
ton whenever a laxative Is rcqmrcd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

in Chicago there are f03 lawyers
ani their average yearly income IL ca
tImatod az My s1in 4 few lawyers
have incomes exceeding 5000 n year
but the attorney who can be sure oi
10000 mo- "a practice recognized as
good dnd q standing in his y Ofosslon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

Leo J. Reed OF Ration by the Rev.
Father Cooney. Miss Minnie Mcclure,
sister OF the bride. was bridesmaid
and Archibald Johnston was best man.
The decorations we're chrysanthe.
NUNS and roses.