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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
anE is suREIY INSANE.
Mrs. ira Henry Talks o. Conviction Of
Her Husband.

Mrs. la Horny is ON visit tn her
people iu Topeka Kan and ln regard
10 her visit the state Journal has the
following account
Mrs IRA Henry is Zero from Albu
uerQuo. q. ~. for visit of two
weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs
John A. Fink. of b1s chandler street
Mrs Henry o. the wife Of former
Santa Fc shop man who s now serving
u term of Two ana "a half years in the
territorial prison 90 Santa Fc. n. NJ.
Both She and her husband are well
known iu Topeka. They were married
mere the first of last August and left
az once TO- Albuquerque where be-
went 10 work ia the Sauta fc shops
Early iu November Horny was arrest
ed ON th1 charge Of infautcido and at
the same time the charge uf burglary
was preferred against him After
much delay. Henry plead guilty to the
latter aud was sentenced 60 two and
"a half years punishment
More than year ago while at work
Ia the shops here Henry received q
blow on the head which seems TO
have rendered his mental condition
such thar he was not aftcrward en-.
t'ruly accountable for his actions.
Whom The murder charge was brought
against him u ls thought that tho New
Mexico Cihccrs realized that the plea
of insanity might Doe mad" and estnb
lishpd. and $50 did not prosecute him on
that charge Mrs Horny Is persistent
iu her assertion that her husband is
innocent OF the alleged crime and that
hU could have been cleared II a test
had bcou necessary. She says that
his mind is much affected aud the bur.
glarics pl 10 prove that they were
not tho work oi sane man. lie has
no power uf remembering events and
ai limos grows morbid, giving distinct
proof uf mental alteration
Mrs Henry gives evidence OF huv.
ing experienced much trouble and has
been sick a great deal since last fall
She appears tu take much to heart the
rrproach that has come upon her with
iu tho last year AZ present she h.
employed ag nurse at q private SAM
tarium boa Albuquerque, where she says
she expects 90 remain for some time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
WAR AGAINST DISEASE.

Medical science IN the United states
is ON the eve uf "a remarkable develop
ment II tho improved appliances for
investigation recently provided for
shall result In the progress expected.
II was announced that Mr. J. 2. Nor.
gan has promised million dollars 10
the Harvard medical school The
huildlngs TO be- erected with this
money will be used for biological re-.
search Not long ago Mr.. }. - Rockc
Teller determined 90 establish an iu.
stitution for medical investigation in
New York city and gave 100000
toward the beginning Of the work. The
University OF Pennsylvania is to con.
struct Immediately new medical
laboratory. to cost a half million dol
lars Woro
The University Of New Mexico.
through he generosity OF Mrs Walter
Hadley mas IA science hall devoted
to the stu ly Of olimghlogy aud pre-
vntion AND cure OF consumption
There Us eth room for far greater
efficiency IN the war against disease
The science Of bRctcriology is hardl,
olt OF its iAlancy with the establish
mcnt of these new institutions for re
search America may be- expected q
contribute its share toward the know
ledge when saves human life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
elo WHEAT CROP.

The present outlook promises She
greatest crop Of wheat this year ey~
raised In tine United States On tho
basis of the governments report 81
acreage apd crop condition, the stats
tician of the New York stock cNchang,
figures out t. wheat harvest OF 6S3,7iS.
600 bushels. II Is true that this croT
Is yet to De- gathered. and that many
chances IT heavy damage are set 90 bo
run, but ths present promise is OF o
record breaking yield Of wheat coinct
dent with only fair crops at the best
iu Europe. and short crops ln most ui
western Europe This would mean an
other season Of a large home surplus
in demand abroad ut most prontabi,
prices what that would mean 90 the
business prosperity of the country
need not be- explained The largest
wheat harvest ever gathered ia tho
United States was that of 1898 Go
lia7o5 bushels and the next largest
was thu CliTSoOuu bushol Yield boz
1891. last years wheat crop amount
ed Co l22.-2g aus bushels.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

A tradition. written record of
which D. 90 be- found in some VI tho
puchlos is that pccos pueblo was tho
birthplace OF MonteLuma. that after
ho had grown 90 mana estate he show
ed himself possessed OF supernatural
poW,rs. that he at certain time AS
srmhlUd q large number a. his people
and started from New Mexico on a
Journey south Montczuma riding ON
the back ui an eagle, and thus riding
n advance was Goo his people aa was
the star tu the visu Dpu oi the east.
wherever tho eagle stopped at night,
thOro was planted an Indian pueblo.
Tho siru of arriving at the site of tho
great city and capital of the Aztec ma
uuu was 90 bc The Hlighting Of the ga
gle upon cactus bush and doyouriug
"a serpent This event took place when
tho eagle arrived at the site 81 tho
present city of McNlco then FIRST made
% city nud capital
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
SILVER CITY ITEMS.
Sanchez VIII Hsna--luteresting Min
inc News--Showcr Of Rain.

Sanchez VIII Hanu--iutcresting Min
ina News--Showcr OF Rain.
Special Correspondence.
silver city. n. 81. june 2i.- Cover.
nor has made his decision I'm th" t1u.
chez casp. the man to Doc huns ln
this city ON the 9Th OF next month iic
states that Ec has examined into thr
Testimony furnished him iu regard o.
the sanity of tho prisoner aud WIZ
not Interfere In the hanging Atloi
ncy white. who has the case no charge.
viii hle motion Tor an appeal ana
II this is granted there VIII bp no
banging In silver CITY for some time
% come.
The arst shower Of the season fell
In this city this afternoon Although
IL was not very heavy u was appi'
ciated.
lhc Last Chance Mining company 100
the Mogullun district a short time atn
placcd a concentrating table in their
mill. as a tcst to nnd ont u the ore
would concentrate 90 better ndvau
tagc than by the stamp method, The
| company has met with such great
| success In saving the values of the
ores by concentrating them that they
will I'M short time Install several
more It is snid that by ;his method
they are enabled Co save from to 3.
per ton more of the values than they
have In the past This viii nearly pa.
| for the mining and milling of enc orc
Tho HClon Mining company oprral
ing some properties ut Graham VIII
ship two loads of ore from their mine
10 the Last Chance mill to De- CON
lcpntratcd aud " the test prOyu1 sac.
factory on their ores viii put boz con
coutratlng tables in their mill. lr
the past most of the mining cumpanic.
In this district have erected HtaWi
| mills. and through this process hnN,
| iust large per cent uf tho values.
j g. Gilchrist the Fiorru merchant
and bride. returned from Los Angelic
| yesterday. They lcti The same dag
| for their home in that place
| Lum Hall the popular travelling mar
from Albuquerque, was calling upoi
silver city merchants today.
There will be "a meeting OF the Gran
county board of commissioners mex
| Monday, July lst,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
MnMnERruL rEAnE.

with IN, present v.et the fiscal
year Of the government closes, and
Uncle Sam viii ,lo.r srt OF books
showing the most pro porous period
Ia bis history The treasury state
mont. To- ho issued uoNt wcok when
all tho figures are ln will show that
during the nfcal year which ends TO-.
nfrht the receipts of the government
have exceeded the expenditures hy
about $4,000 uoO This showing, two
years anc. % foreign war and while
the oNpcusiv, results oft that war were
etu iu evidence. is believed 60 be- un
coualed lu the financial history of any
nation
Tho treasury balance ah"et viii
show receipts uf about f'saono.ouo
aud expenditures of 100000 900. Th's
surplus - y5100OOuo is la the face
of extraordinary expenditures for
army AMI navy. M well os for tho civil
administration or the colonial terrific
rios. Tho repeal of certain portions
of the revenue act will cost the gov
eminent about $4,000 Oou annually so
that noSt year the surplus viii not b,
oVee $4,000 900. and probably less. a.
government expenses constantly 10
crease. while receipts gain but slowly
WIS, the treasury Is already Rluat
mg over It's successful record FOR th
fiscal yc.n ending June 90, 1901. Oh
administration b. prepared To shou
stiil more over the marvellous dovcloI
meut of the foreign trade 81 "a
United states. The figures will sho'
n bnlanco of trade In favor Of Ga
United states Of about S575.uuV goo
about sil5.oOO.0 900 more than for Ia
previous year
whatever foreign critics may sal
they cannot explain away that thI
fiscal yea the United States has sol
abroad OF our domestic merchandif
more than twothirds Of a billion
dollars worth greater than tho col
of the foreign merchandise brougl
into this country NO matter no
much the balance may bee hluidate
this little matter will Boz ON the rigI
side Of Cnclc Sans ledger this ate
noon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
OFFICIAL NOTES.
New interpretations File Papers,
Engineer Appointed,
COAL ENTRY CONTEST CASE.
ArpnINrED ENnLNEEn-


Joseph a. liohurk of san Carlos
Arizona hal been appointed engineer
Geo tao government indian school in
Santa tU at O. salary ut 5000 pee an.
num-
GRAZING PERMITS APPROVED.
Tho secretary uf the interior has ap.
piDy,l pHrmIta tu craze $1,000 sheep
aud $3.50 ro1t8 uu tho ella forest ro.
.uItr during She present summer
Also pormltH to sruzg i25 cattle and 80
hUr..H uu the i'oCua forest reserve.
lNCORpDRATlONS
The following interpretations were
recorded Dog Territorial Secretary y.
49, Wuyuoll# The N,m Mudrr on
uui mimi. company capital 5000
600. divided iu 100000 shares Head
uuaftrr 900 Las Cruces object oil
Jnl smelling Tho iucurpurututs aro
w. %. Austin O. u Putnam aud J @.
Freeman The directors arc g.. w.
Moore. John Lemon. j. a. Herrera w.
s Upu uu. 81. u. Lane.
Tho cana Edge Land and OH com
many Capital 3 unu 600. divided int,
/ 900 600 shares headquarters. Gal
mp object OH and prudu,t ton Gel
| power luturpOIatprH. 3. IT. Jacobson
| John o. Meyers. Jacob TratniCk Di
| ructurF = ~ jacobson joni % Myers
Jacob Tiuuot. e. y Robinson. g.. u
! uonamoT. ul Gallup ~. u. Norris Cd
| Amuau q " Adams OF Pho,
Ink and H. D.. Rankin of 80 Louis
a coat ENTRY CONTEST CASE
Tho United states land Office at ln
| Cruces haa been engaged thiH week 81
Iu. hearing of tho contest case of liol
lert DuBN a. AL against a. " HltoI
Ice al Pierre a. NllairD. ut the bi
merchandising nm OF Allalrc, Miora
Co. san Antonio. g. H. is one of :
.IH Hilton g. CO.. also merchants q
b 5nu Antonio. arc among the cuntr
tacs The question involves the rigl
iuf the cuutUato,e tl amend an rntr
Z | thcy madc Cor roul Boo August 1900. b
as 60 Include ut thla timc coal lands
. which tuU contestants claim To ha'
had tho right %. posses ION since ID
ID | comuor 1900. There are largo nui
J, b,r of witnesses un each side. Il
lDuntc.unts are represented hy w.
Baker ora. of LAS Cruces and o
d, CONT. tees by g. g. wade. ESQ
" Lus Cur 30 ag ntturuDla.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
Rourd o. to arand Jurn.

DnItru states Attorney Childcrs of
Albuquerque poFtuWcu Inspector Pc.
tou nud Deputy United States Mar.
hal Fred furn1u came iu the other
morning Marshal fornOn WAS aC
cumpaniod by Postmaster Medina OF
Arroyo SCcn whom hc brought in uu.
der arrest FOR violation of tho United
States postal laws Preliminary hear.
ine was holi before Commissioner G..
=. Miller ul this place Postmaster
30 ~ Medina waived an examination
aud Was bound over tu appear az the
United Staten court boo Santa be. which
meets Ou ;hD first Monday lea soptom-
bor in tbp sum of 5000 pOnaciaua
Garcia a D. Gullcg08. ~ 50 Kahn and
Duuacltul Curduyn were bound over
iu tho sum uf 5000 to appear as wit
ur.HDa.- Taos CIp.aat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
LAS VEGAS
from tho Record

From tho Record.
Six horses were in the city pound
which ls the largest number that has
boon In that enclosure for some time.
Mrs. A. g. NcuDhau and Mrs j u
Manson. guests ul the El Dorado. rn
turned from weeks visit go El pdao.
Miss Bessie iIriurmr lvft Tor her
home in Colorado SPRING.. after % visit
OF several weeks with her sister 90
this place.
The wool crop Tor this year Ia com.
ing in slowly. only about POO 900
pounds having been delivered 90 The
local warehouse up Co date The
usual crop shipped from thia point
annually amounts tu between i've aud
SIX million pounds
Yesterday % r. Forythp presented
10 Mayor George T.. Money a handsome
Winchvstrr liHc. i5.t5 together with
It's equipments Tho uu is OF spc
Cial make and has long been highly
priycd hy its owner Mr. Money ls
very fond ol hunting ANA haH admired
tho weapon for some time aud appeT
Ciatos thg gift higbly. 10 was manu-
featured with the purpose in view ui
making Il method uf perfection tor
hunting purposes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

homorrhaFe. az NJ nrtwell was
known to have lung trouble Frank
strong lett last night for Gloriottn,
taking "a rnfkot with him. he VIII en-.
balm the body and bring ID 90 this
city. Tho deceased was a man 20
years OF age and came here two years
ago from Boston. Mass. having been
a student al Harvard college. Tie on.
tered the University of Now McNic
and devoted hts timC 60 ornithOlogy
which was hts favorito study Tic
made considerable progress ana was
engaged iu preparing u book on The
birds OF Now Mexico. About "a month
ago be- Nas married to Miss olivia NJ.
Morton and the couple went to the
prcos country 90 spend their honey.
moon. % b. expected that the rc.
mains will bee shipped east for burial
a. there b. mother brother aud
| sisters residing ut Boston.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
a Garden SPOT



Special 'Orru-u uuiDu,r.
San MuEsIai d. ~. juno OF alI
ih. garden pot along the RiD GmnIo
division ui th. Santa &c. this town
lppgHu tp D.. .u tho lead 500 Gar as
cllmgt" and rrD,u foliage are con.
crucd. Tho at uu,a arD lined ou
either SID" hE rows at large cotton.
wood trees and one can stroll for
miles IN the shade these summer days
without much cNortion Tho city park
q plRt of ground long years ago DO.
uatod ami fenced by the railroad
company ha7 boon given "a moro con.
siderable an cunt ~ attention this year
than formerly by the local merchants
and aH result Of their monthly con.
trihutlgn8 20 the park fund, George
Ely. the custodian. has been enabled 90
devote the major portion Of hl8 time
% The culture Of new flowers, trees
ana the lawn Within tho enclosure
band riaud has been erected broad
walks extended % the coutor OF the
plat whore little water fountain
is located and largo flag polo raised.
from whish old glory is huistod o. tho
brcczos nl special occasions. The
merchants hero. while not rushed with
business, have NO complaints to onor
when questioned upon the subject but
on the other hand declare that turir
business shows marked Improvement
over that Cf O. year ago
5. a.. Hanna. senior member of the
Hrm uf Hanna a. Co. received today
from tho factory Sea Eikhart. Ind a
handsome tRoaoatpd English trap
which ha purchased as a present for
his family
"a. iunHm. one OF the popular NOR
chants will got put off in Buffalo
next month Ills family will accom-.
pnny him They expect to be- absent
ion about month. visiting the expo
siti0n and the great metropolis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
WInsIoN.. Mla.lnn Ellrahhl.

UOOTH IUmWU IOr |Im limo pnBt
town WiT Nal off WINSTON has turned
out tH H. 20 dDiaultoI uuH has Ripped
f1r part" unknown. l,oNHr hs bonds.
men ta bold tho saot Ilp amount
uf hls shortage ia ag ypt unknown. as
the DItg council has not examined his
accounts BE- was last ..u iu Alhu.
Iu.ruul lost Saturday morning bat all
traces of Rim has disappeared from
U1l point Tho Mail mtmatos
strongly that the city dad. oi that
town wera worry dcrcligt bon their duty
lid thir matter. Or Cannon would never
have had the opportunity tu "sNp by
tho Urht AZ tho moon Cannon ls
also said to have d.l th. ama stunt
n Colorado before COMING o.. Arizona
Holbrook Argus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
OIL IN SAN luAn COUNTY.
The Indications Are Very Favorable
JOY OVER Gov. OtnroIs Reanpolntment

The Indications Are Very Favorable
JOY over Gov, Otoro'S Reappolntment
Deputy Auditor and Treasurer
Charles " Stafford of Santa Fo, is In
receipt of the following lottcr from
james w. Wilson president and man
aBor OF the Western Ranch a lrriga
cation company which gives glimpse
OF conditions I'M San Juan county
IAN the Indications point 90 OH Ia san
Juan county We believe We have the
best location Tho evidences are very
strong We showed our samples last
week 90 "a Beaumont Texas, man He
has had much experience there and
says they are the same uR were ir cy-
idcncc In the vicinity Of the Lucas
RushCr We also showed them Co an
indiana aud Kentucky expert. who pro.
nOunCod them an right The eyidon-
ces are very strong and ! believe We
shall find plenty of OH, The latter
said be- thought the indications are
for lubrlcatlng Oh which sells 40 the
highest price. We are pleased to note
that Governor utoro was reappulntod
We are CruWdinE our survey and hope
90 be- at work constructing our canals
in the near future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
SILVER CITY
Reported Sale Of Burro Mountain
Mires-A Doubt Exists.

Rcported Sale Of Burro Mountain
Mires-A Doubt Exists.
Special Correspond urNs
silver city. y. 49, Juno rs Doctor
I1gnn at ths City. VIII leave iu
short time for eve or siN months visit
90 hls old home iu Germany
The DouYcf papers of yesterday puh.
li.hpd am pItIClc relative tO "a MINING
sale madu by a. T McGrath of some
Zorro mountain property Tho article
stated that thy purchase price was
something over half million dollars
tIr. NrGuth is Zoo Colorado at the
present iImr ana it 81 auUwn that hD
ha several large mining deals pending
uu .auU uI thH mining pTupCftiD
which uo haH q bond and lease un boo
thn UHrrU mountains. hut Df lot" acvV.
ra nrrp deals have been reported by
him of tuo Same magnitude uuI have
turned out to hH mJDlituir. The
Uurrus undoubtedly contain fuWo very
rich copper minU. and 10 tua Il. mon
toned hus really boon WuUu would
undoubtedly prove % great tlIuE Tor
this section. Colorado capitalists have
been fur rump umn watching for
chances tO make Investments iu Che
miurs boo Grant county ana quite a
number Of them have visited tHiH sec
tiou bon tGo past few months with that
tIow. While 10 H hoped by tlu min
ing men oi this locality that tD.s doaI
is true. Il is thcir opinion that ii
mas been exaggerated.
Much interest is bcing manifested
by tho base bali Crauks in thI- cIiN
mud SANTA Rita us To- the outcome OF
tho game between the silver city am
santa RIA teams on the Fourth oil
July. at Santa RITA. Buta teams or,
about evenly matched an IL viii uu
duuhtcIly bee a very interesting con
tDst.
oliver Iaizurc left yesterday Tor Lo.
! Angeles. where hc has accepted a po
| tIuu
G. T.. Graya0n. the silver CIT
/ banker. returned from #oycra
months vtus.urss trip Co the east thO
/ ITst uf the week..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
STAMP TAX CHANCES.
A Few Facts Of Great Interest 10 the
people

= NV w. ~
The time BE- now a. hand whom citi. |
gons will mo- longer Doc compelled 20 |
use the war tax stamps. except in fcW |
modified the Jaw requiring the use ui
tho STAMPS and from this date the
instances congress- has repealed uf
use OF thO revenue stamp boz u great
many Instances viii Doe thing ui the
mast lu repeating the law the gov
eminent has provided Tor % rebate on
Ian stamps which may have boon al.
ready affixed tu una0ld merchandise
and to adjust this inequality through.
ont the land will require several
weeks.
ITuE OLD LAW rs REPEALED on
| Bank checks. cents.
! bills ct ladiug for export. 90 cents.
| bonds not otherwise specified, 90
lccnis loxc,pt as to bonds of inAom.
luityl
| Certificate of damage. 25 cents
| Certificate of deposit 2 cents.
Certificates not otherwise specified,
BOO cents
Charter party, 81 to so.
| Commercial, brokers $50.
| Drafts sight . cents.
Express receipts . cent
Insurance Life y cents on &lun
marine. lard. FIRE % cent Uu each 81,
casualty fidelity and guaranty ,a cent
ON each 81
Lease 10 cents tu 81.
Manifcst tor custom house entry. 81
Z 90 So.
Money ordors 3 cents Tor each 500
IL Mortgages or conveyance To trust
/. % cents Tor each $1,000
Il Power uf attorney to vote. 10 cents
Power OF attorney Co soil. 20 cents.
promlssory notes, cents Tor cacl
/, 500
4 Proprietary medicines, 2, cent fol
each . cents.
Telegraph messages, ! cent
a Telephone messages. ] cent.
\. Warehouse receipts. % cents.
a The old law is modified ON
II Bcur So per barrel with b l3 pc
, cent discount reduced iU Altu per hai
Il Ipl uu discount
Conveyance 30 cents each $500, oN
J.. pmut below S. buu. above $500. =
cents tor each $500
l,rari.s Exclude from taNatiu
/, llemci,s Tor public institutions.
!, Passage tickets, 81 Co S., cNemp
Il. below $50 Boo value.
OLD LAW UNCHANGED ON
" Bankers capital and surplus SO Ca
!, S25UO0. and S. for each addition'
.n 81 600.
~ Bond. acbcnurcs. certificates ,
Y, indchtodu ass. etc. cents for oac
I, 500
"a Brokcrs contracts. 90 cents.
~ Certificate OF profits. 2 cents Z,
d, each 800.
y, Certificates Of stock original issu
= cents for each Sl0o.
Certificates of stock. transfer.
~ cents for each 500. Amended to q
I'd cludc bucket shupsl
Cigarettes weighing more that
n, pounds PEE 1000. $50 per 100.
~ Custom hOuEr brokers, $40
Dealers m leaf tobacco, 81 TO S2l.
Dealers Boz tobacco Sl2.
Drafts tuup ur bills uf exchange, B
a., land. cents Tor each 500.
Entry of goods al custom house 4
y, consumption, 20 cents Co 81.
@ Freight receipts or domestic bils
"a ladine ! cent.
pawuhrukcrs. $50
Petroleum and SUGAR rCiinpriCs.
W. per cent gross receipts iu excess
nv $4,000.
m PROPRIETOR of bowling alleys or b
~ hard rooms ST. for each alley OF tab
u. pr1prl tors OF ,.rcuscs. 800
D" Truuricinrs OF theatres museum
and concert halls 500.
pa rropr,oyurs of other public cXhil
" tous $40
sleeping and parlor-car tickets,
cent
Sparkling co. other wines, 1 pint
10. cont more than ! pint 3 cents.
Stockholders. $50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

created ono quarter of tho excitement
NUW Discovery Tor Consumption. lts
aoyprest tDEts have been un hopeless
victims nt consumption. pneumonia
ucmurrhlEr. plcuriay a-d bronchitis.
thousands at whom IL has restored to
perfect NlaIth For coughs COltA
asthma. Group. hay foyer hoarsenCas
aud whuoplug cough b. is the quickest
-urpat euro n the world. u is sold hy
o. ~ Og,Iy a Co. who guarantee
satisfaction or return money, Largo
bottles Doc aud g. Trial bottles free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
~ roR ~ puRPosEs.

The iAca that IL Is most profitable
a. advertise a specially in a publoa.
tion which Is devoted % the interests
at that specially Is not supported hy
experience The publisher OF The
American Gardener (which deals with
agricultural mattors says hc has ad
ycrtisod his publication in an the agri.
cultural papers the leading maya.
Auea and number Of daily ucwspa.
peu or tho newspaper advertising
b. INV. 10 paid we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
ZINE suslNEss.

The remarkable business being don,
by the Santa Fr be- shown uy the large
increase in gross aud mot oaruinga
and also Dos thc large orders Tor new
equipment placed this season. One
hundred ana twenty-five locomotives
and thirty ycstibulod and electric
lighted ougohos have just been ordered
and. following similar large orders
placed O. few months ago. are slguIh
cant Of the heavy demands mado uu
thc carrying facilities of the line