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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
nER THIRD wEDDISo.
Mrs. Manuttita ChaVes, Divorced Ia Cole.
RADIO spriBgs. gain weds.

Mrs. Manueliia Chavcs and j.. N. Me-
Kinnon were married Ia Cheyenne last
Friday. Rev. John Davis, ot the First
Baptist church. performed the cere-
mouy, after Rev ]. u. McQuilikou had
refused tO de- SO on account Of the re-
cent divorce of the bride-elect Mrs.
Chlves lived at th3 Vaille. and Mr.. Me.
kinnun. who has business connections in
ST. Joseph, had been guest az the
Brown Palace hotel la this city. v. NJ.
Bnct, " M. l645 Pennsylvania avenue,
Il brother-in-law Of Mrs. Mckinnon,
who has nov been married three times.
Last March she secured divorce in
Colorado Springs from her second hgs-
band, James \. Bennett Her relatives
had been kept ignorant, both of the sec-
Ond marriage 10 MIR. bennett and Of the
third marriage tO Mr. MckinnOn Ia
Cheyenne on Friday. Several personal
friends participated In wedding re-
ceptiOn at the Brown Palace hotel last
Wednesday night, hut license could
not be secured la Denver Zoe the mar
riage because OF the recent divorce.
Denver Republican, Feb rs,
Mote Mrs. Chayes, now Mrs. y. l..
Mckinnon, II well known in this city,
being the daughter of that well known
and sterling old gentleman, Hon. Fee
lipe Chayes, Of llelcn. The lady's first
husband who obtained "a divorce In
Denver after IL had been refused to her
la the Bernnliilo county court, h. Paul
Yrisarri who Il now ranching on q
splendid ranch near Pinos Wells, Va
lenciu county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

Ftom the tlcsdliehs.
Mrs 4. \. Hal who has beon serious.
y 10 With pneumonia. il rapidly ryccy
efing.
Dr. Walter \. Villas. 0f E Pass, came
up and was in consultation with Drs.
Gilbert aud Swope on the ease ~ a. ".
Stcwart A. result ~ the consultation
W. are permitted e. state that while al
of the physicians named agreed that Mr..
stewart was u very sick man there was
still strong grounds Tor stating that his
ultimate recovery might be- looked for
Lasi Monday Constable Scarborough
received word from Tucson 30 l00k out
for and arrest AIRS. q. r. Buck. wanted
AZ that place on a charge Ut embeSEle.
ucnt iIe Immediately took tho trail aud
captured the woman az Strauss and
brought her o. Dcning that evening.
AH 0ilicrr arrived Tuesday aud she was
taken back to Tucson "Wednesday. She
was under hOnd ~ the tins she left Tue
son and Ia order % escape from that
city Ind walked distance " eighteen
miles 10 hoarl the Southern Pacific
train Mrs. Buck IL well known 90 some
~ our people, she az one time having
run boarding house In this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
AzTEo
from ue Index.

from ihe Index.
Mss Emily Wakefield made a home
stead hling on government lands adjOin'
ing her fathers ranch near Aztec
u. u, Stewar, was appointed cattle
inspector for this connty by the cattle
sanitary board Roy will make an cx.
rpllent officer
Tom Mnrcoot, who was bitten 10y a
log one day last week. wss sent to Du-
range for treatment. Il being feared by
his friends that hydrophohia would de-
velop,
Rev Il. NJ. Craig ,of Albuquerque
synodical missionary FOR New Mexico
aud Arizona. preached la the Prcshyte
rian church ai Aztec Sunday evening
February ~.
II u. skinner. who has been 10 Axte,
this winter for the benefit of his health
left via Durango for Phoenix, Arisona
where hc will remain some time. Me
Shinncr's home Is Va NoFthheld, MINI.
The following members ~ Aztec LOdg,
l. %. -. g.. attended the institution 0t
the new lodge at Farmington Tuesday
-yening r. q. Coudit. q. W, iamber
on. a. B Whliford, j, u. Austin. Cleo
BRETT. Frauk W. Blackmer Bruce V
Graycs, r. A. Chuhh. Geo A. Tinker
q. n. Mlllesun =. u. Stewart, l.. G
Grove.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
LANCASTER PLACER WASHER.
A New Machine whi.h win Tio thorough
~ Tested Sest week.

The otero Placer Mining company,
which Is composed uf J. II. Richards.
W. Alloway. James Mandef, chas
Kuen and John Mander, all of Philadei-
phia. are making good headway in the
erection of their plant ON their tract
Of placer ground which Is located be
twc,n the Teion and san Felipe grants
Il - their intention 10 work every
thing dry as Ear a. crushing 10 con
erfned A Lancaster machine VIII be-
used. which Ia calculated to treat Era-
vel or any other material that carries
gold and black sand. The machine VIII
treat about twenty tons per day. ana
viii catch an iinc ana course grains Of
the yellow metal n has two amalgum
plates aud eight cylinders, which pre-
vents the escape Of tlie finest ~ Hoai
and fake gold only one machine VIII
be- used in the experimental test, and
Ia case " proves a success the com
many win az once enlarge the plant by
adding several more machines. In
their opinion 1t a. a much better aai
cheaper plan than a stamp mill, as a
plant OF their design viii not cxCeed
al 900 In coat. while that ~ a s'anr
mlll will cost about $500 per stamp
There h plenty of water on the grl iud
ana they viii need no wells 10 reuben
lsh the supply. as the water can b'
used over and over again. as often 7s d
needed The machine is provided viii
pumps and does not require the nstal
lation of sperarate pumping appaih
tus The company has about s2e acrcl
Of placer ground and h confident tia
.. IL
an requirements.
Mr. Richards has been Ia the city 90
couple of days purchasing a hot o
supplies, and before leaving this morn
lnE made a pleasant can at this otice
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

a. Borders has sold his undertaking
business to - A. Logan and VIII leave
IN "a feN days Tor Albuquerque \. NJ
Where h. VIII make his luturo home
and engage IN the undertaking bust
ness. During Lse few months Mr. nor-
dcrs and family have lived In Prescott
they have made a host ~ friends, ami
in a business capacity he has demon
stratrd that n was thoroughly up-to-
date Ia his profession and most gent
a.. capable and painstaklng gentleman,
and la ali his work gave the best ot
satisfaction. lie leaves Prescott be-
cause ho believes there Is not enough
business In that line Tor two Arms.
he win take his new funeral car and
ambulance wagon with him The
Journal Miner. in common with all
who have had the pleasure of meeting
and knowing Mr 80 Gers and his es-
timable family. regrets 10 lose them
from our midst. but wishes them
health and prosperity in their new
home Prescott Journal Miner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
ARE cuASoiSo TO suEEr.
Northwestern Cattismen inVcstiaE in
sheep an Acrount nf Prices 90 Cattle.

Northwestern gattismen lnVcsting in
sheep on Account ~ rri.cs of Cattle.
Cattle trade ~ the Salt Lake conveu.
tion was q disappointmcnt, hut trade in
sheep was active, according 10 the Den
yer Record 81 'kman There were
plenty Of northern buyers there anN-
iOus 20 buy southern steers aud there
were plenty of southern steers offered,
but they were held at last years figures,
and the northern men declined lO pay
within 50 Of the price asked, With thc
result that there was nO business done.
in regard Ia the heavy trade IN sheep,
the remarkable point to this feature
WIS the fact that abput all the sheep
sold went 10 northern cattle buyer.
When asked why they we're hnyiug
sheep, che reply invariably Wns. go
protect aud hold our ranges. There
" no question bat that the cattlrmtn Of
the northern ranges are thoroughly In
earnest this year in their demand Tor
lower prices ON southern steers. They
will either buy at their figures or will
stock their ranges with sheep. When
such men rs Paul Mccormick, lohn M.
Holt and the keogh brothers start
after sheep there Is no question but
that they are in real earnest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
OAPiTAs.


fium the Progress.
W. N. Witchrr aud ]. w. Morgan arc
going inio the poultry busineas at this
place on iarg, scale.
WORK un the new laundfy building aud
lee plant nc Fort Stanten " progressing
nicely. Fort stanton u fast assuming
metropolitan airs.
The past week has been au unusually
sold One for tbs section and The snow
fil has been heavy In ths mountains,
thus insuring q good supply ~ water in
the streams next summer
The credii0Fs ~ the late A. NoTl,onl
met Ia Captain aud recommended ~ the
probate judge the appointmrnt ~ u. A.
iiurt a. administrator ~ the estate, a.
the deceased died without heirs Ia this
territory.
The snowfall Ia the White noantain.
during the past week Ia the greatest
known Tor years This u Eood news d
the ranehnen Ia The lower valleys wh,
have 20 depend upon this mslhod of va
tor sapply FOR the growing " crops.
4 yoanf man named Chamheriaiu Eu
drunk "a the coal camp and pF0eeeded 4
disturb che peace Of the inhRhitani
thereof ile was arrested 10 tunstahl
Goldsmith hud lodged IN JAN aRd va
brought before his hanSr, Judge iiuri
aud fined a snaieient snm ~ make bin
keep qaiet Tor some tlme.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
SPRINGER.
From ,be sentinel

From me sentinel
Mfs. -. w Mills, mother of NJ "
Millas has been confined TO her hed Tor
several weeks.
The Ohio Gold Mining company has "a
the depot a gasoline heiating engine for
their mine at Eli1abethtown.
NJ w. Mills returned home after
thFse weeks sbsencc in the east lie re-
ports very cold weather la Kansas aud
uisaa,ri.
u. a. aud W. n. Nelson, OF BcrminR
ton, Kansas. bfothers ~ Mrs. 4. 4.
Talie, left for California. They expect
10 return aud spend part " the summer
with their sister
II i stated by many that the Red
River bridge r. badly In nes~i Of repairs.
This matter should be looked after be.
fore sfring. az high water may cot trade
od from the east end OF the county
about the wool season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

u aycrrcd, was thrown from the nO-fooe
level 60 the surface through the SHAFT.
The ground heavcd and broke upon the
surface aud then settled back upon the
lower workings. Drifts had beeh run
at a depth of mOrp than 2OO feet aud
these are destroyed entirely. ~ dyna-
mite has ~ greatest force downward.
Three nf tho men Killed, ONcill. VIII
son and Godfrey, eso from sanora, q
few miles west " this point and leave
families The mine was the property oc
tho Commerce Mining company. Mas
sachnsetts corporation. represented om
the ground by onr of its directors. OCon-
% l. who was among the number killed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
rrnIsnln nT D,sAnITN.
Fatal Hspiosisa ia AriFoaa aias- sessa
Miuars Dead.

Fail particulars of the mine horror 10
the Ash Peak district, east of solomon
Vile, Arispna, take nothing from the
awfnl Indications af the hrst adyices.
Seven men were killsd aud two Were
sG badly wounded that death Is tslicyed
certain.
The powder magazine that eSulodud
was not in q house, as ai hfst reported.
hut iu q Slope n short distance from the
shaft. on the Ii0-foot level IN it wore
siofei 3.W0 pounds Of dynamite The
seven NON Allied were on the sans level
ai ihr time " the explosion about neon
saturday What caused che explosion
viii never be Known, Tor every nan IN
the vieinity was not oniy killed bat torn
a. pieces. Three Of the bodies cauuot
be found. or sp mach a. = aerap o. them,
thongh they may ~ huriad uHdef debris
10 remote psn ~ the drifi several
h0Srs % fragments have been gathered,
ai the Treatosi risk 20 thnso Eho enier
ihe miae, foF the whole property ia de'
NifoTed aud en- investment % SiO.0Oi
pod out ~ eEisicnce
The two mon who Wero IN the mino
and escaped alive, Though wounded. wers
on the l0o.fo9t level. Ono of them, 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
MURDER WILL Our.


sedillo supposed 60 Iie the Oas who n Ned
storekeeper.
sin9e the killing Of Abel sedillo and
the capture OF Claude Doane. the palr
OF noted outlaws who ran amuck with
Special officer hen Williams and his
lcpuliea south Of this city a couple of
weeks aga H0nte lhtle information OF
their past history has oOme To HIGHT. II
n learned that SediiiO'a original home
was located on the northeast side Of
Captain mountains lincoln county and
Tor "a number Of years hc has been
stealing cattle and horses from the
ranchers In the southern counties os
the tcrrftory. aud was always success
fuI IN eiGding arrest. aany OF our
n-aders viii remember of the robbery
o "a son. On the Goddard ranch near
Jlcarilla. and when the owner made
resistance was shot and killed. II ~
now positively known that Sedlllo was
the leader of that raid. and immcdiaie-
~ after ths murder they lied 60 the
asouiss.l4uA. -rtT uncers folAowGs tt,ss
gang where a fght took place. but the
fuKitlvcs made their escape. and moth
INK more of them was learned until
captured a couple of weeks ago.
Claude Duane II also native or
LAncoln county. where he lived until
about rs years of age. Tho place which
ne called home Is known % all old set
tiers as "the Hog tanch," and his
mothers nauie was "Dalsy." who bore
a had reputation in the early soldier
days ~ Old Fort Siant1E DOane has
already served two years IN the terri
torial pcnitentlary for stealing cattle.
and after his rcieaEe returned to the
old haunts and Joined the gang of out.
laws lie Is a dangerous man N he
stands any show against an enemy
but when caught mapping he IL a cow
ardly cur and surrcndcra al once
There are several charges hanging
over his head and n he 0utlives his
sentences which are sure 10 b. Inn
r,o..-i upon him. he viii be an old and
gray headed man when given hts free
l dom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
SUBSTANTIAL RuILDISos.
Being Erected ~ Ar "ar,s of the Ciiy by
our CitiSens.

Being Erected "a Ar "arts of the Ciiy by
our CitlNens.
The south enl of town IL keeping MP
with the general improvements that the
city IL being covered with. On the east
Highlands several new cottages are M.
der way On williams street John
NickOlas has built cosy home. Mrs.
Kelly Is putting up neat brick at the
corner Of Garfield avenue aud II tg.
ur'ng for two more ON her lots on the
latter street. Frank George has built
two cottages that attract the eye. Obs
broadway Contractor Parr has three
modern frame houses well under way.
Clarence Gon Is living IN his new home
on Edith street, aud the huilding adds
% the attraciiyeness of the neighhor.
hood. West of the railroad tracks un
liaca avenue and Fourth street. a. l..
AlthemleF has bcgua two more eutiagez,
aud ia several other paints there are
indications ~ building and repairing go
ing on. This spring viii ~se many more
houses pat up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
AmICm FISD 90 aoLD.
a Cood strike CsWses Considerable ksoits-
msmt at Elisabsthtawn.

The EliEabvthtown mining camp * ail
excitement over "a rich ind ln the Bubtnh
aud Senate mines. The strike consisted
81 eighteen Inches of ORE running over
SHIO p,T too. Out Of three average sam
plies across the eighteen inches the low-
eat ran g5l3 and the highest K5iT The
balance of the vein. which II two aui q
half feet wide u a good grade ~ milling
Orc This property is owned aud pper-
aied VS. the sm.lhhrld company, OF Pitts.
burg "a. The property g. equipped with
noistinR plant q nne ahafi house hnd
other peocssary buildings. Steady do
yciopment wufi hns hren in progress un
ihr property fpr sumr timr. The Den
ysr property with thIrig frsf ~ pay ore
the Badly tunnel driving far the heart
of Haliy mouniain. ana the talk aui Iu-
puirJ after tle piacers hy eastern par
iles will sopn make The camp unn of the
leading mineral proincefs uf ths terri.
org. tt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

\ telephone mesaEe 10 the Journal
Miner to-day stated that a man boy the
name ~ W. e.. Smith arrived in that
place couple oi days ago from Gallup.
~ NJ. and yesterday broke out with q
well-drined ease " smallpox Ho was
Immediately sent 10 the pest hous" aud
every precauilon takea 20 prevent the
further spread OF thu disease
while the eaw is well defined yet Il is
Ia mild form and very little doubt i
entertained Tor his recovery. aHd the
physicians claim that the disease IL not
likely tp give amy trouble this Kind ~
weather as tho climatic conditions pre-
yail.ng now will XIII h ont very qairkly.
= eseotf ronrisr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

A certain girl toOk header from a
bicycle and was Jared into uuconsciuus-
ness. Methods of resuscitatiOn failed
until a benevolent looking old gentle
man exclaimed: Grub Her Neck A.
this the young woman came tO her
senses. Tears came, and she rcpressed a
sigh of anguish as she screamed.
"Iiubberneck yourself, you old fool, -
and she was ~ mad she cOuldh't cry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
rSDIAN SCHOOL SorEs.

superintendent Collins has gone west
on trip connected with the interests
Of the day schouls la and around La
guna.
Dr. Weed received word that there
h considerable sickness 40 Iuni, and
lea for that place last evening, taking
"a supply uf medicine with him.
The brick oven in The bakery Is be-
ing torn down preparatory to putting in
"A now one.
The school viii render a Washington
program on FRIDAY evening Ia the
chapel hall.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
naa aesidsLt

PHI Nufer. yari conduetor o. the SaB-
"a w. yards ln Ei Peso. mat with a
painful aud serious accident GA Sunday.
about in a 10. Ihs repor u that iheFu
were aame chHined cars. Gud Nafer
rushed ln haing short ~ hauis, o. 90
couplf the ears that q switch might b.
made. aui the cars made . bumper %
bis urn crushlug i fram TBS shoulder
% tho rsf Dr Villas. who Il atiendlng
the rase, hopes that the arm eau b.
saved The paiieui Was resting easy 90
dag helnE e Kn shts ~ Pythlas. and
odd Fellow aud q trainmaa. Ne - ~
ceiY ing every alteution possible. News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
pnNIsIIMENra AnnEEn rO

Washington ID. g., Feb. ~ A cahlo'
gram has been receiyed a ihe llate de
pariment from Minister cunger, statins
thc Chineae pis nipoteniiariea infprmr
lbe foreisn ministers that the emperor
had agreed 10 al The punishments
named ~ 1is lConsrr'sl telegrum Of feh-
ruary Q. aaaf ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
PiERoE carLrs' TROUBLES.


Has Aiftin Probability ~ fiaYinE haii
This Year.
Pierce Chiles, the professional t'-'
player, bound over with T.. y. sher.
WOOD CA a charge oi neecing "a young
soldier on Friday nights eastbOund
Galveston a Houston train, near W
Paso, stands but little ohance os j0iuing
the Philadelphia team this season.
The grand jury Viii not meet again un.
"a April and IN that month the national
league season will open. Ills team
gues Into spring training early la
March at Jacksonville, Fla, aud unless
he can report in shape Ia April for the
opening game, suspension and a good
fue Will 10 all probability result
Chiles' Ouly hope ~ release h a straw
bond aud u Is not likely that be- can In.
duce any Judge 10 accept one. Tho
chances are small ior his drawing q 81
90 salary Soc playing ball frOm April
~ October this year for thrre hours a
day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

further expansion or contraction, ell,
W3,WWi . per cent ON preferred stock,
&,1l0,O00; balance, ej,asl, 600, 3 per
cent dividend ON common requires, 81
iOO,WO; surplus, &2si, ,OO0, after at least
~ ,WD,00O has been applied 20 better
funUfa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
ELEcruic DRiLi.s ISsrALLrD.
0raphIc MIae Equipped WIN the ia,es,
Iuventtons

Capt. a. y. Fitch, the stalwart aud
goOd-naturcd gentleman of Magdalena,
was among the passengers who came up
from the south this morning, and ON
this evenings train will leave FOR Call
fOrnia ON a two weeks business trip.
lie II the superintendent Of the Graphic
Mining 4 smelling company, who have
been doing n magnificent business IN
thnt section for years. Recently the
company Installed large electric plant
40 the mouth Ot the Graphic mine, from
which the power \ conveyed a distance
Of more than halfa mile under ground
by wire ~ a motor where an electric
drill u attached. This drill has the
same capacity a. a No. Sullivan air
drill, and Is coming ur % all expecta-
tiOus ~ the company. A large amount
of development work h mapped out in
the mine, and ID may bc several months
before the smelier h started up again,
hut. nevertheless, small army of min
crs will always be oa the payroll Of the
Graphic company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
suE WANTS DAmAaFs.
Mra. 4. J. Fresman Briags EEii AEainss
the santa 70 Railreaa.

the santa 20 Railroad.
Mrs. A. T. Freeman illed suit Ia the
district court yesterday evening against
tho Santa Re railroad for $4,000 dam
ages, says che w Paso Nowa. Plaintiff
alleges she was employed as agent for
the road ni la Tuna, n. NJ, and wac
required to sleep in the section house
at that station that ON the l4th of last
month the station house WAS destroyed
10y hre and plaintiff lOsi all 0i her per
sgnnl property aud ready money and
that she received acriOus harms about
the feet aud face. MessIr. Peterson a
Buckler bring action fur the plaintiff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

q, Puiiiam, the eo0k. has accepted
position in the culinary department Of
the Hotel santa Fe a. Thornton. one
of the most prominent hosieiFies along
the Santa We railway In the southwest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
whitney Cola Mining Company IReorpo
rates-I.aad once nasiaess.



The whitney Gold Mining company
hlod incorporation papers With Terri
torial Secretary Wallace. The incor-
porators are Orlando B. Hardy, Silver
city; Frank -. Mack, East Orange, N.
j.; Adam T.. Schaiz, Mount Vernon, N.
V. Capital stock, sinlD, headquar-
tors, Silver City, Grant county, and
offices at New York city. lnc0rp0ra-
ton Fee, ti5.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer i. IA. VuughR
received iiam A. n. imrnnm, collector
Of Cnlfax county. s37 - oi 1881 taxes,
and ~ ,UU7 ~ Of 1900 taxes; from II. o.
liursum, sl7S.aj, cunyicts' earning
fund. also ss.5O fur the sale of copy 0i
the complied laws.
PRAISE FoR LAND OFFICE.
Hon. NJ. Il. Gtcro, register aud Hon.
H. +. Hobart, receiver OF the land office,
are la receipt of the following compli-
mentary letter frum Hon. Binger Her
man, commissioner ~ the general land
office az Washington;
department ot the Interior, General
Land Office, Washington, ID. g., Feb.
iG, 1901 Register aud Receiver, santa
re, ". NJ. Gentlemen. ! nIn In receipt
Of the report of Inspector William Me-.
MILAN on his recent examination ol
ynur n1lcc. your methods oi conducting
tfN lniiif Uurtitsits, st4ff ei.ss s,.s..sissssi.
~ the work, frOm which II appears the
work II up to date, with no arrears, and
that the business ig transacted In q
creditablv manner.
HiNGEn HERMAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
Az ExecIlent Comblnatlon.

Tho pleasant mctho-l and beneficial
enrcts u ihc wen luiown remedy,
hFnir uf fiun, manufactured ~ tie
CAItFunNtA Fin SYHuP Co, illustrate
the valuoof obtaining tho llquid iaxA-
tlve principles ~ plants known o. bo
incidentally laxative und presenting
them w the form most refreshing - tho
taste and acceptable g. tho tvaten. Il
s. the one perfect strengthening " va
tive, cleansing the system cffoctuhily.
diapplling rolls, hrhdachea and fevera
gently yut prumptlv and enabling efue
a. overcome habituni ConHtipatiun per
mauontly ita perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, and it, acting un the kidneys.
liver aud luwclr. without weakening
or irritating thom, mako u the idoal
laxative.
ln tho process ~ manufacturing fga
nrc used, ~ they are pleasant % tho
tasic, bat the medicinal qualities ~ the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA nnd
other aromatic plants, by y method
known a. the CAIAguHstA FIa SvRuP
90. only Ia order Ia grt ia beneficial
Cficctn and 90 avoid imitatinns, please
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
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