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Work of Rescue.
RAN INTO A TANK CAR,
Passenger Train Completely Destroy
ed by Fire.

PursBCEG, June 4-PaSscncor train
No. lO6 on the Panhandle railroad,
known as the Carnegie accommodation,
ran into tank car full OF oil in the Try
street tunnel iote last night. The oil
Immediately ignited ani the passenger
train was completely destroyed
Fortunately. there We're Only nine
passengers aboard, seven OF them rail
readers, and all made their escape bv
making Il hasty rctr"a; from ,Ac rear
end of the tunnel. One person, VII
liam J. Reese, a telegraph operator, was
slightly burned.
The accident was caused bv 4 mistake
in signals. The loss TO the railroad
company vii, amount TO mouy thou.
SAINTS OF Gu,i.rS
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Work of the I'laE,ps.

NATION, Ills, June Tho large
plant of the Arthur Jordan Poultry
company was totally destroyed by fire
today. The flames spread 10 the Kings.
Oliver and Duncan warehouses and sew.
eral dwellings,, and these were also de.
stroyed. AT noon the loss amounted to
$4,000 ana the fire was still raging.
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Plum bCrS In Council.

KANSAS CITY, June l-The National
Association Of Master Plum bGrs of the
United States met III their ninth annual
convention here today. for four DAYS
session. Over 800 delegates from differ.
ent parts OF the country are in attend.
ance.
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Rains DaIu:,ye Cr0us.

RoCKMARr Ga, June J. The recent
rains nave changed the crop conditions
III this section OF rh. state The cotton
chopping Is not over hi,.i finished and
the grass and weeds are tcasting. BOT
tom corn will require a rerantins III
many places. The wheat j ruSting III
some places from the o.Iec5S oi SO much
rain.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-06-07

WAsInNGToN, June a.-Tne cobinet
dccl"ed today thar 30 necessity exists
lor an extra session OF congress.
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UNION AND GLENN SPRINGS s
RAILROAD COMPANY
Schedule Effective Nov. re, 1000.

Train No. Il leaves
Union Mill Station 6:15 a. m
Arrives Buffalo 6:27 Il. m
Train No. II leaves
uEion Mill Station 4:30 p. M
Arrives Buffalo 4:i2 u m
Crain No. Iii leaves
Buffalo 1915 p. no
Arrives Union Mill Station 1927 % IN
rlain No. Is leaves
Buffalo Clio u. M
Arrives Union Mil Station 6:22 D. m.
All Trains Daily Except Sunday.
The Union and Glenn Springs Rail
oa6 Co., is now prepared to han,.le AL
passenger and freight business h.t~ec,
Union and Buffalo. All freight for Buff
}aio will be handled either trnm Il.
>outhern Railway depot or from TIT
Union Cotton Mill Station. Tickets t,
3nffalo will te sold at the Union Cotto,
1ill Station. We low have first Cat.
passenger coach in operation.
I. T.. Duncan, Geo NJ. Wright.
President. Gen' Manage,
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NF UrY ron pIOOD D.U.0f.
BseasIi.. Want ssssp poo "a, ss~sT
DrpaTtmeai w. Negligent

C1A'us agAirSt tho uty A~ssi.gsuns
$50 0o have l-.u hlrd ~ jarub fn.duAr
. A~Dcf Il sJ4 bfuad~ay 80 p-pL 10
Ito hrluB ~ha all-s ulai thrY explained
Ssnaut las b. 10 riufus - Iulf ? and
AuS q j. fl slsr H.sik cod N.isfsf
stsIwt s.u haaiHd n m ieul HHrsf I'D.
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49, 49, afsH ua tfsI q rU ils srf
a. a. o. IaUusiH Uf 600 aII 600
$3.50 .a. uaI a. $685. Co. Hfsf stff uab
taffr .HH uaI Us tars ir.u H F
800 .Hl 49, 1H aHH rflH Tee
80 10 lhIaUnsHf ~ = nrfr iali
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e. fu HI 49, q Dol a. |H
alas HsIr u .sI Hfu be- #Hf
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IN NEWARK CLOSED.
Father IAroaue Lays His Case Before the
Apostolic Delegate.

A French Catholic mission In Newark
was closed on Saturday by order OF Bishop
O'Connor because of Irregularities In it's
operation as conducted by Rev. A~lphonse
Laroque. a French priest who came into
the diocese two years ago and only re-
Gently opened the mission chapel in an
old dwelling near the corner of Broad
and Grant streets. II was conducted
at a loss. II was, said. and bills were not
being met. Father Laroque was absent
on Saturday when Father william j. Rich
mond Of st. Pstrick's Cathedral, acting
under direct orders from the Bishop. went
TO the house with two policemen and re-
moved the little altar and all 81 the church
property found there. leaving the priests
private property, II IN said. untouched.
Father Laroque said yesterday tina
he had bean 70 Washington TO appeal To
higher ecclesiastical authority and had
laid his case before the Apostolic Delegate.
While he was away he said his mission
VA entered by somebody who took away
thines which were In his name and he felt
that he had been shamefully treated. He
said hat he would remain at the place
until his appeal for justice was decided.
He said he had reached 500 French Catholic
families In Newark. Father Iarogue won
the esteem 81 a large number Of people
lately by visiting tie isolation hospital
and administering the last rites TO Catho-
uos who were dying 81 SMALLPOX He
is past middle age. small and slight, but
has an impressive appearance and IL eI-
uemaly energetic.
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Late that night a delegation Of Con
nolly's friends. headed by ~eK-Alderman
Edward Esman. Bismark Roskow, Gus
Anger "a the Hon Tim Campbell,
marched 90 C~onnOlly's houss They
came for the wake. An Italian and 81
five pieces headed the Procession Ths
saloon was closed and there wa Grape on
the door, but the moment the Land Logan
"a play the Wearing Of the Green llghts
appeared and Connolly threw op~a tie
doors
sWclcDme. bye-.- he shouted COINS
in. b-gorra, an veil wind w ths ould
plac.
The crowd sno-p'ed Connolly's hnspi-
tally va aINaNs famous. and AT uils dual
gathering be- dad himself proud He made
a spe-ch. zoo -, I'D the Hon Tim Camp
i~ll. 90 dld everybody Ihis IL part VI
" t,at ~" Hon Tia said
-Our "-tesmrd and estimated Mayor
THE das ias "Narlat.d aud abdioatsd tho
I~rguiriis~ q hl- hH!luw~i uflea haS
hlr iu'uf" D. a. a4rpiDsur aud a. klJnous
No. IA" run-' that fhr'Nr its golden sliafts
over q h"it ~ -uuv pu q winter eve
"Dl ~. sald Connolly ~ uls -Is-h.
'but 81 isrN tho hIuuI a. t#ius u.~f larht
~ titrf MuII,4hr 90 tata dam al ut
IhHf J-S al. tls.f bassh ~efe asiA us
hu' 81 lat" liam r.uisn me oiIJf
to- b hN san sauHfArtHhun an' thU h
no Jew SW itsf take 100 plas. OH a
uHaltsfatlau fH tirf I-ssIs Nv Nee
llfA 90 ell rus allHs ulei u"~ Dndss
- b. pf,sa.irI Sld
rL.F ,IauuAus all nsn.f forget ySu
iuu Nas dot fuullusi luahulafs Toe rfri
uf'si bw aIHl p' srfs tNs r'uafkh -
hiaIuaIt hrh.s
Anrf ns rs-tu4su.g 40 Hu~d as.as-i
Z in-n siis 'u u las. $50 a".h hDi
60 .fHns aIsd lar ~ IhF 2 H sushHssd
hi .lsf l.ilIIHU 4 rH|ufYuHIII talHiII
rsHaI U 1HfH Nrb nsI iHHI ut Boz DO
tah IT, na 20 . .a.f in .f.ai a. 4
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PATRONAGE ~ TEXtS.
some Republicans D,sgruntied Over .
Recent Federal appointment,

AUSTIN. Ter Nov iO-The action 81
President Roosevelt Ia dlsregarding the
recommendations - tho Republican organi-
zatiOn la TesAs. Ia the appointment -
G.orgew borroughs a. Postmaster a. Port
Worth. las oau-~i q stT among "a" i"ad"rs
Of ths I~t-publoal parry n this state Most
81 tho Federal appointments iu l'kAs s"1r
made upon ths r"Domnu"udauuh - u Is
uaNl.y, former toHgTes.fuhu aud prUrsut
mamt. ~ the National Committee"
HANl"y and state thAnliAu ssnI Lyon
have hasn tufnod down m no fuu NuUL
PustmAstsi appulnuIsni hhd "a" u"h Abb
assrupy to 0tisf f~i~fal place u the state
f.el MESQUITE Ssteral hsgr hupuulDaIis
have ooms g. to- front a. apIh Aiits tur
sptsinun.n' ~ Plo-iirnt Iaa-"taii e.
inipunant Fwirfal odusa o. lstas ADD th"s
are n~naVinF no indur-"tp"ht y u.any
eel kHoNu Dsu.Yffats
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sHoT Hrs FRIEND FOR A DEER.
Bullet May Have Glanced on the Horns
Of the Buck

49, -- c.l-
n Me- NOV ,o-fariy on oaturuay
vile from the head OF Mooeehead Lake,
bringing the dead bodv Of w. C. Tuckey OF
ConInnsxood Ohio vho nod hsen shot
4, -.
accidentally by one OF his companions IN
hunting party, j. G.. Hostatler OF Toledo,
Ohio. at a place about four miles from
Xiv Raw On FRIDAY. T,,okey and Hos
Day vi u' y, ohio
,a'ier Were MEMBER OF u pa,,y om0
men who have been coming 70 Maine regu-
larry for several years TO shoot deer and
moose. and all have been considered ex-
n.I.nood .ror.sm.r
pVm 49, uo.,a,,er
Mr.. Tuckey, accompanied oy hos1a'ier'
left camp before breakfast. They had not
zone a hundred yards when, striking a
daar tra;l uos,at,ar doc,ded 70 st down on
uoo' -. - Tn boIf
q ioe' whhe iuckes "ent an.'u'
an hour a deer came within close range Oh
where Hostatler sat, and he fired. A scream
followed the shot. and. running 10 where
~ 80 "a $50 uo.,a,,.r found blood
u 20 a 49, - =. .ha i,f,,sss
STAINS ano a nttle itHtner Oh. '"o ~
body OF Tuckey, with a hole through the
head. 1t is claimed that the ouIlet s,ruck
the horns Of the deer. and glanced on.
striking Tuckey, but up 10 this time mere
Commissioner Carleton II at Moosehean'
and declares that he viii prosecute nos
taller under the new law when pr0vnues
penalties ranging from a fine OF Sl,ooo 10
imprisonment for ten years for the careless
handling OF firearms In the WOODS resulllns
In the killing or wounding oil a human
being.
An inquest will be held. after which the
Ohio party will leave for home. taxing
TlCkey'e BODY along. This Ia the seventh
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TOSSED A CENT FOR BRIDES.
Proceedings 20 Annul . Marriage Bring
Out q queer story.

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 1~O-AttorDey j. p.
tGoodhart Of this city yesterday fled In the
Superior Court a petition 10 annul the
|imarriage Of Edith Grodskey, aged Is years.
ITO Edward Bowman OF this city, which took
place in Derby on last Thursday. He also
filled an injunction 10 restrain Bowman
from annoying his wife. II Is charged in
|Sthe petition 10 annul the divorce that the
girl was married when she was in a stupefied
estate from drugs and liquors and that she
|sdidn't know what she was doing.
Mrs. Bowman is tho daughter Of Michael
'Grodskey Of Collinsville. Conn. She and
Miss Grace Martin. a few years older than
Edith and bel longing in Bridgeport. met
in Bridgeport early IN the week and then
made a trip to Derby. There the two
young women met Bowman. who is q glass
'ea ter, and a New York drummer. who
gave his name as George Newbcrger. This
was on Thursday afternoon. They were
in the parlors Of the Hoffman House in
Derby. according to the story told by the
GrodSkoy girl. They had something to
drink and then some one proposed that
they all get married. How TO pair of
was the problem. It was finally decided
TO flip up a cent, and if II cane down head
Edith was TO be the bride of Edward and
Grace the bride Of George.
The cent turned up head. The four went
70 the home OF Lawyer McMason who Is
Registrar of Vital Statistics and got the
marriage ~licenoe, The age OF Edith was
given az 81. With their two marriage
licenses the two couples went 70 the home
of Justice Howard Peck where they were
married. Then Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Newberger returned to
the Hoffman House.
About this time Mrs. Bowman was coming
70 her senses. abe says. In the hotel she
met a young man from Collinsville whom
abe knew and she told him what had taken
place. He told her to leave for home at
once and she and the Collinsville young
man Immediately ran from Edith's husb and
of a couple Of hours and the other birds
couple. Edith came to this city and put
her case into the hands OF an attorney.
The latter said tonight that he understood
the other bride vas 70 do likewise at once.
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The weather.

TIE tigh pressure area which VAs moving east
vard from the West and N~othv'e~ behind the
low area which ~As over the lover Lakes and the
~ LaVf~nre Valley teach-G the Atlantic States
yesterday. bringing WITH u colder weather The
Temperature vas below t~~ring point m neahJ
al sections - the country from tho NOnhwes'.
eastward 10 netny the coast nu~ 81 the Mode
Atlantic states and southwark into m. Denn-ssee
valley. northern Alabama aud northern Georgia
II NAs becoming " ATuier IN tho Southwest. whrrr
tic pressure as fhling fAf w'Athsr wAs g~n
sfl save fof a Tea BATTERED shoveTs in the south.
.rn states due to the ouidsT weather
Iu this ~ the dny "a lair and colder sf,h .
hriss Ard hisu noHhSss' s1nd. greatest sind
velocity % miles a. hour aysfaEe n.unidiiy o. psf
cent bAnomctsi. ooHsct"d 10 read ~ Ata level.
49, n Dutr u. 80
Ihs tenpsfAtus yestsfday a. rsooHdei BY ts
orUa usfmuuftsf. aBd also b. fHs Sus's thsf
iaofnstsf ~ us slfssl love. sAL0-s - zoe 80.
Isafd aNs
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MAYOR CONNOLLY ABDICATES.
Poverty Hollow Ii No More. and the New
Fast River Bridge Can he Pushed.

E.., n,v., pr,a.. car n. pr.h.o.
m-u-- -.C--ou-
ne non RAT oohnohy' mayor OF roVerey
Hollow. abdicated his Office on Saturday
lasted until ear,v ves,erdax morninp n.
has rnoyad 90 onaroan,s IN S,~,ia,h 80,
a oapoio 1o U
near Ninth avenue n the fAst'Side viii
know him AZ a resident and an
potentate no more. Also. as Mr.. Connolly
savs thu new brid oe can nov ba oom-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Good by. TO ther Dootoh an ther irish down
here. Their will be a wake here 70 -dsy
am the corpse. but begoua I'm stu alive
Yours truly. PAI CosEoIlf.
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PRAYER VEN ala aid s' tls --rvios for
tho -AfHy II Dr. Br,wu's ~ljoW Nhn b.
nov DH her ~ss g. C"ylun, Nh"r -hs Sill
make h~f home
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bust or REV. DIR. y. W. BROWN.
Presented to 81 Thomas's Church by
the Psrshioner

A marble bust Of the Rev. DR., John wes-
lev Brown. who died . year ago. was pre-
sented Yesterday by the parshioners TO
n. Thomass Protestant Episcopal Church.
Of which he VS. for twelve years rector
IL was placed In . niche on the epistle side
by the bust Of the Rev. DR.. W T. Morgan.
who preceded Or. Brown, the latter bust
being removed 30 . niche on the gospel
side Of the ohAnce. The new bust cost
5000.
George Msccufloch Miller. one 81 the war
lens after the reading Of the lesson az the
afternoon service. Mr.. Miller said that
the bust was presented TO perpetuate
within these walls his o~OuntenAnce : The
Rev Dr y. NJ Stires. the rector, accepted
the bust for the church a. a fe~ words
The bust bears the following inscription:
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T. the Sfory ~ God and In the OWING
~ John wesley Brown. priest
snd doctor. rector ~ the parish tsss
aged Us years III The communion -
The JHthui, church IN ths ooundsnus
Of . certain faith
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-01
IS MONEY TO LOAN 90

on diamonds. watches or any good
security. Great bargains In watches
II every DESCRIPTION.
II. YANOW,
.O9 South Second street few doors lorth
OF postonre,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-01

route to Chicago were introduced at
The Citizen Office by their friend. IL.
L owen. They are pleasant gentlemen
and from all appearances had a fine
time down In Mexico.
The local railway shops have just
received the following bulletin relative
to requirements for firemen: New
men must be between the ages of q
and ~, weigh between las and 800
pounds, be- at least five feet eight in
ches in height, and free from all physi-
cal defects, Experienced frenpen must
bee under 80 years OF age
one of the prettiest arranged resorts
In the city is mat Of the Palace. on
Railroad avenue, recently opened up by
]. j. Johnson. OF Silver Oty. The man
ager OF the resort is Frank Taylor. and
several familiar faces. known to the
people OF Albuquerque. a be seen
IN and around the place. Bully Cass-
mar Il there and he IL always OF deck.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-01

out. we have greatly reduced the price
Of our regular lines OF footwear. You
can save money by taking advantage
this opportunity at Z. Mays popu-
lar-priced shoe store, 20s West Rail-
road n
Those who heard TO Holl in a Pull
man." the celebrated society leisure
by he famous boy preacher, Rev. Nor
man Bartlett, at Columbus hall Tues
day evening. were unanimous in their
expressions Of praise. This Is a lecture
entirely out of the run OF the ordinary.
novel In theme, sparkling In thought.
and ~attractively presented.
Mechanical and electrical engineers
always have work. support yourself
While learning 10 be one. Call on or
address ]. j. Rutherford, 2Og West
Railroad avenue, over San Jose Mar
ket. Open evenings. Z to ..
our teas me coffees have a reputa-
ton which is hard to equal. Have you
tried them? II 30. tell your nelghbor
about them; II not, do 30 at once and
you Will always be satisfied. jana
Grocery company.
Drs. Wolvin & Carr's dental onlccs
In the Grant block arc open evening"
from Z to Q o'clock. Fine gold vorl,
n artificial teeth. Crown and bridge
work a speciality.
Gentlemen Now Is the time to plae
your order. Our clothing pleases anc
the prices talk. Nettleton Tailoring
agency, 2l5 south Second street.
Cut rate on upholstering and mat.
Iress making at the White House. Al.
south Second street. Bell Telephone
VA. J. II. Bennett. proprietor.
The latest faces Of type for letter
heads. circulars. envelopes and the like
at The Citizen office. Get your lob
printing done at this office.
a bunch OF keys was picked up on
Third street last night. owner car
have them by calling at this office and
paying for this notice.
our oysters and poultry are the finest
In the city--we receive fresh three
times a week. Jana Grocery company.
Wanted-A woman who understand
housekeeping and cooking. Inquire al
Nos. 2lo2l2 South Second street.
Attend the great remnant sale Al The
Economist weber all remnants are sell
ing at one-half price.
Attend the great n sale at the
Economist where all remnants are sell
ing at one-half price.
At Matthews drug store your pres
criptions will be prepared scientifically
and honestly.
Wanted-A nurse girl Apply at 62s
Copper Q Mrs. David Wein
mann.
Crystal lotion for chapped and rough
skin. Matthews drug store.
Try
GLBCKLER'S
Jersey MIX.
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IT SUITS THE TASTE and pocket
books OF sll-Futre'lo's furniture, Sec
Ond and coal
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SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE.
TIE Busy srokE

Good prunes, per Observation-Disclosures. DC
Wichita Creamery butter, not u
best, but II very good grade OF
CT, amery butter ......,.....,,,, 2Oc
2 pNgs, Huco Recommendations. zoe
3 10. uan beets OIL. .,....,.....,. 1Oc
/ 10. scispp's SCI, mut ........,.. ?5o
Webb'E eelatine, pee pkg. .......,.. 100
Eastern RaspbHTies, per can ...... lOc
Pint Jar of honey .....,........ zoe
our glassware sale il stll continued.
our free guessing contest Is nov in
full force. II yuu have not got one OF
our hlulhllls % VIII interest you 10
get one THE MAZE,
WN KGEKE. Prop.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-01
Rdppe for Be.
CITY new

The brunswick 20 cent cigar Is ali
right.
Get Pine for that cough Matthews
trug stoss.
Zine Herring-six for 25c. az The jar
ia Grocery company,
Jackets and skirts at one-half price
at the Economist this week.
Fountain and bulb syringes and
atomizers. A new stock Just received
NJ j. Ii. O'Rielly q Co.'S, prescription
druggists, corner Second ana Gold ay-
enue.
We have just received fresh from the
eu-t. a keg Of aho~ chow, also
stunel nangoes, rolled herring big
sat msckere. apple butter au1 stIr
hraut jan Grocery company
Besides cutting the cost oi ai ..
heavy winter goods nd broken lines
pf mems. womea's and chlldren's
shoes In two 10 order 10 clean them
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Now IL Your IInne

TO siy 20 per cent on a scholarship
with the International Correspondence
School am instructed to sill during
the month OF February TWENTY
SCHOLARSHIPS AT = DISCOUNT
OF 20 PER CENT from the regular
prices. 50 YOU'LL HAVE TO HUR-
RY and get yours before they're all
sold. ]. j. Rutherford. local reprrsen-
tatiye, 2O9 West Railroad avenue, over
San Jose Market Give me II call.
open evenings. z 10 3
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-01

YOU MAY MATCH THE PRICES
but YOU amt mach our furniture at
our prices. Futrelle. seeoni and Coal.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-01

GOOD WAGES -l.yy G., earn good
wages while ]preparin. FOR a higher pro-
fessiuu Gill on To-, address j. j. Ruth
ertorl, 2C9 WEES, RAJ old avenue, over
san Jose Marlul open evenings, z
to O.
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rmE MAN

COmnIends Itself 10 the well-infoTmed.
10 do pleasantly and effectively what
was formerly lone In the crudest man
uer and dl~sagreeably as we'll, To
cleanse the system and break up colds,
headaches and feyers without unpleas-
ant after effects, use the delightful
liquid laxative remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
Made by California Fig Syrup Co.
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. n. 7, Gallagher. eAsistant counsellor
Of the santa re, Prescott q Phosnix
railway. with headquarters In Chicago.
and W. L Hodekdns, manager OF the
Brownell Improvement company Of
Chicago. came IN from Mexico, where
they have been visiting the past few
weeks, this morning, ana during the
wait for the No, 2 passenger train en-
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

..:..c..c.Io.. 10000.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-01
GLASSIFIBD ADVERTISEMENTS

MOTk-Al classified advertisements, or
~ mifef liurp one cent a word for each
lnsruiun Miuin 1n charge for any classified
idveriisement IS Cents. In order To insure
classification, all "linrrs' should be LETT
a thin ntticr not later thAn n.rInck .. m.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-01

Thos. Bates, for a. H. Auder-
.on & Co., fashion t4ilors Of
Chicago, vii! b.. at the store Of
Mandell & Grunsfeld on Friday
and Saturday 10 take measures.
Call and see him.