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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
AEAEGE FACE.

when dyspepsia nsicua on a mau il
change Doe feelings and DO change Dos
looks Tie rnWus nov iu.i,ld ol a"|
ing His expression is hIrn instead ut
Kindly iic Is vclflng false face g
face which does injustice to The fgll
nohi'it, of Dis nature
Dr ricfcr.s Golden Medical Discov ~
cures dyspepsia and other disease oi
the stomach and allied organs of dIa.g.
ton and nutrition. aud thc record ri tHr
cure if written both boo ing face and iAe
feeling. off One person CuIpl
Golden Medical Discovery is MOI "a
stimultul ot temporary tonic u DWU
the diseases that are the cause uI M.
health afl builds up tie body With
sound Gosh
Acrcp, no substitute Tor Golden Mel
tcal uisoyrry" The sole motive for
substitution is 90 enable thr dcalc. tp
make ihr little more profit rHid ou .e
sale of less m,uiouous Incidence
"tast sprung afr. 1 vtutg 500 mv '.
and ..nNi. .t Nf
advised Doe ta I.L, uf tI.lua D.'I.u tir 1i
uIaUHrr.t lnH iHrn vIir Bow 9 fi i
hrry sy aw .,'ung e. hn, ln
rnf .r tive SOD. ~ thr UiIa Tsi'HH ry
have I.1, ms worlds of ro.1 Au uf rs
~, N1n'rv4io hnN v.N ''u altt .0.t
THE wUIt.|n.H hHr" HHH. IN. .I.tt ,INH NJ
M E1m Ne. auu nurf .iu m1n u.i
hardly ."W Hr.' IHi ...k 900 eng Time
d. Hn vuft iaH u.H DOB .n v1'k Sleep
avly 8m ,,fl lflu.fa, Chat ~ t. o.. ..
T.e, lu. CHfen MrHul ua, .,rr Hl
new mau Of me it,,i Young O.. t'd a' uIdy
Yrifa"
Dr piercc's Pleasant Pellets oicaus,
The Cl1purd bowels
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
or LOCAL INTEREST.

A. a. Gibson wont Co. Ahuqu,tu
laet evening
w a. RoFers au Albuquerque
motor De- boo thr capital m cuisines.
NrF. A 49, U.Urrnr. arrived t
noon from 'InuHH NHeFr .
hai been }i#uuE Nrs a. 50 Field ON.
past few weeks
% O. Wilson. nf las Vegas. rrpr
rHfiuH emo Continental on cumua..
loo Sew Mexico. is % visitor in thr ..
today
Mrs A j Bacon of Denver. and
Mrs = N0unhnn OF NUuuu,ruup
rived over the Denver q Rio Gran
railroad last evening Mrs Bacon Do.
'his evening for Gallup and Mrs ST.
ahm i1r Albuquerque
T. o. Harugu. DlFil engineer tuT
vas boz enc capital un wish to p
parents, Dr auH NrF ~ g Ua.uI
io has just brou con- tlp n II.
northern pari ui tho territory MAXI
hYdrnrraurlv measurements fur f
United states government H. .#
leave Tor hia homo iu Albuquerque n.
evening New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
peATH OF J. A. MCGOWAN.
Stricken Down Win Paralysis, Dying
early Thls Ns.nna.

Early ms ka,utuH.
James u. MCGOWAN. a we'll known
resident uf this city died eco 1910 this
morning of paralyslf at his room. cor.
uor of Fourth street ard Copper ave.
uDr. ON Thursday afternoon last ho
Was stricken while in his pmu'H m OF
office on Gold Avenue and was found
wing unconscious Ou ,lD floor hF frt
Hamm lln was removed tu hiH room
but dld MOT gain con Ciuusncss, tF
u. af thU hour above stated DE
ceased was born hnND.Eht years ago
ut FuuEltHWuHr. pa, During tho
civil war hr Wus 20 member uf com
uauy C. r.uIn Penn sylvaulD tOlur
lpnr infantry. lH came a. Now MDN
leo seven "u wears ago ana had
been engaged In a '-"iety Of cuisines.
ventures aud Ut one time owned con
idprahir real estate. or late years o..
HBs railroad ticket broker ANA CON
Quoted in employment bureau, tu
which On mess be- Has engaged 40 Go,
time OF bis death About three gear.
uEu be suffered from paralfs.H which
affected his rIght silo The last stIlk,
was Ou the len side ana Affected hl.
heart Sir MCGOWAN was marie,
three tim.H There was one child a.
Iesua of The FIRST marriage Larry
MCGOWAN. a resident now of LoanIyn
Cal By the second v,fn. who diH
Eve or SIS years ago tGerp were thr..
children. two daughter ana n son. Jl
of whom are Twins The daughters az.
both married ono tU George q
R1lIus now living az M pnso; %,
other 90 f.. o. Alluu. niroad en-
E.ruUF living near Point NiCNmunI
Cal tn. .1u BIS Ouiu CcGoWau who s,
now telegraph operator and live.
here The nrst two wives are dead
From the third MI MCGOWAN was di
v0rcDd. Sire. Baliua Us expected here
Co attend tac funeral which viii Yak,
plac. tomorrow morning ~ 100 oel.c.
from enc chapel Of O. w. Strong g.
Sons Row. n. o. BHattlc will ON 'utn
Tho .utHrmout viii bo In the family
lot Iu Fa.rylDw cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
OPERA HOUSE PROPOSITION.
viii be Submitted 20 the People al
an Early Date.

an taHy Date.
Architect Whiitlcscy has prepared
plans for an opera house and am,
VIII Dee submitted no an early date br
fore meeting 90 hc held 90 some
place scr 90 bo designated when Sc
Vill Doe mp O. me people 10 decide
whether or not they want new opera
house ana what proposition thty VIII
consider the most feasible ani ud.
yautng,1ua 90 adopt FOR purpose o.
con struCtluE the building etc an
those who ar, iu anyway Interested in
such Improvement 90 the city and
convenience Co the people are request
GO tu att0u1 the meeting when cBliod
for Che purpose OF discussing tho
matter aul taking action looking 90
tuc lurtheIaurc of me end 90 be- Ob
WlrgI There ia no doubt q good opera
house can be- built in this city on a
Joint stock plan and amy one invest
mE boo sharpa VIII assuruily receive
good returns. Tho meeting will Doe
lH. outcome OF considerable discus
sion and agitation un the subject fut
several weeks past and ls not 90 adj.
vance che interest ui any one co.. any
40 ot individuals. bUt win Dec au op
putiuuitt tor such individuals ui tho
community 90 have un interest .u what
.uuull provo pruiltabl. undertaking
10 ia tu hU hoped There WlIl Doe lnrg
attendance and plan formulated
Whom lf if 1rgllF decided tI dos .gnato
th. Time uUI place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

"in' ar remember" sa.d tho late
PRO ,d.rt mckinley boo DIS great
speech .t ruual1 On ,hn day before
4. was Bot that uU, real Dm.utUcC
rests bon o.. victories of peace aud uo-
those of vur We hop. chat am vbo
gr, r.pfa nu'sl here may bo moved 90
higher and uuhI.r efforts tor their
own and tho WD..Is good. and that
out OF this city may come not only
AN. bUf wHr. Hutigl than those r..
lnfiun. o.. mUf.aI respect. CIlfdcru.
and '..ui hIp which v.il deepen auf
endure. OUr earnest prayer is I..t
God win ruc.uusly y1uehsntc H..
prr.ty happiness Wd peace g. HII D..
noIgbuul ugi it, i.s.iue tl all a.,
people ami luwnra of earth"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

Tho COMPANY owns some valuable
properties in tho UIuu mountains OF
Grant county GOA which large amount
OF drifting. unuailIug aud ahniting
have boon executed and that prupara.
u0u. ufr being made for WORK ON a
larger .Oal. Th. company mines
at shat spfltr have boon blocked
out and on estimate of the ore values
La. boon BaroftaIuHd Besides these
mu.ul claims tuo company owns
prrr.Iup. p tHo san Aulrras noun.
Hna u Lincoln county and also 70
few near santa Fc 10 ia iho Intention
uf thc company Co., pot up % reduction
unIka Hf ut least 200 tons daily ca.
pa.Ilv. uut me process oi treatment
t0 br installed has not bccn definitely
decided upon PRECEDENT Gibson left
Tor Santa &c. This morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
eusinest Mestlnn.

a business meeting Ul tlu illihuo
club was held last evening 900 tuH nome
ut Miss B.slc Morton. After hort
sc Iou tnc meeting adjourned anl tho
m.Wl p.U cnl passed several hours
ulrusuHly at music and games Those
loo attendance were Misses Aztec Ruth
oxford. Laura Conlcy Lola Stlwsll
Grace darkness Edna Fiekcrt clyde
and May Hatcher Rosie larch. Ina
and Bessie Morton Mossrg. Clarence
Milford joe B0wdisch. clair MoClus
kCy. Lee Boyor. Alex Moir. Mpury En-
Iluhrycht John Cannon. Clarence
shiun VIII Pratt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
EXHIBIT FROM THE SOUTH.
The Agricultural College VIII Have
Fine Display at the Fair.

The Agricultural College VIII Have
Fine Display at the Falr
The Agricultural college al Moaina
FaIh Dos making w"nt preparations
i"I ih' exhibit which DO is going to
."1d Zoo ihn Territorial uir nrNt
month The D.hIu't N.l Doc much tho
most extensive nn" r... .rUt ont hy
ihr college Thor. who rp.a seen
tho artistic muI attractive ,,hInlts
heretofore WH. UF tho ruiI.ra Ht tho
.1.t Territorial G. ANA ru r.ycrnl
occasions at El rusu TK. aa wolf
aH dt the horticultural Gr 40 Santa
tr last year. Will know that tlu above
statement means something. The ev.
hlhIt viii include tbe Gu. DISPLAY Of
W. orfCl fruit AMI on cereals lu tho
HHr and iu the grain that has ever
boon Mair loo Albuquerque From
llp shops viii como can attractive ga
hIuit Of students work loo iron and
wood work us we'll us Boa other linen
Tho division uf soils of the cXporl-
WUut station which o. DOING much to
urqnnini the people of our territory
with tlc poCullaHtips ard good and
uHd qualities Cf the great variety OF
soils which exist la New Mexico. d
also preparing "a special exhibit of
much practical value la many ways
the exhibit ia being made of as much
practical and popular interest as pos
aihlg tn. rol.rs, iH making greater
efforts than ever before 40 get moro
clHsoY Boo touch with tho citizens OF
Nuw Mexico that are interested ion its
work ana tho forthcoming exhibit s
hut one Of the more popular forts
t.ai auu being put forth Iu THIS 40
r..t.uu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

President NaHHu Secretary Nu
youuu Of th. Falr ISOLATION 1ud DAD
yalto Nul.y who were ONE west ua
m.r Wattur. returned tu thr c.tr I1
night aul hope 90 Hc lu position t
add another feature to the 1rurlg..
ing fair u o. i.W 11H. N..r N.r
ron ana NUCuUnA UsuDrt tn i.Itn Dn.
day next wsae fw Pueblo and Denver
whore tn.F WIN ls some ml. iona
NnrE flr thC fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
lIniicd hi Natrlmnrv

on Wednesday morning az o.cl0.,
Zoe San Felipe de- Ngri church Maria
NImiip was united iu marriage q.
Miss Nellie Abeytla The ccrem.u.
wa. witnessed by number OF fri,u| /.
aHi rumtiY.a uf the contracting UIr
uD.. Row Father GpnUiH said i..
fnv word. which made them husba
and wife. after which tN' uumDW.
guU H extended their warm. .
gralIlatiuna. lu the evening dan .
wa. given iu OrrhHstriou han iu ho. D..
uf the happy couple Mr auI A..
ArWI.u W.I mako their future
tauDe u old Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

The prlncply black stallion brought
Go This city hv & ~ Coovcr from Mis-.
sour. and sold 90 Shrrln Thomas $.
UubhCu of Albuquerque for $500 Dos
worth $1,000 of ans buly'R money.
Ur b. but p'rht years old his register
number s ol13 and ho has q record ~
a-2. The horse viii $50 doubt Doe
One pf Che blg attractions at The Ter
ritoriai fair optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
THE "HusTLiNo ep3wNs."
Benefit Performance at Colombo Hail
on October and 9.

Browns boz Town u should read.
Tho Huatliug Hiuwns' are in town.
aul have been all season aud VIII
continue Co bc here for some time %
como
rhDy are hustliug lhe sale of tickets
Tor Their benefit 20 De- given In tho,r
hohnlf al thr Colombo hHil uu October
aud Be- by the Albuquerque Dramatic
stock company
Manager Berry reports that ho has
secured thy services uf the famous
Como Efumu, culorcd quartet ag a
U.r1l 900 Uuci tu The production %
Uncle Kun.' Also Prof Coleman
complete orchestra for the musical
program
r.rd 'irtots are now uU sale no an
public places Tor each pr furmHuo..
which viii bD exchanged for reserved
seats % H sincerely hoped that iu
ti0H ul tHc pgg'al efforts rHt forward
hy tho browns to secure prof ssluual
talent that win enable Thorn 90 hold
Tor thrir credit ls we'll 3s to the t.us
lovers of thv sport tho uus OF 'Chum.
r.1ns. that every one Interested VIII
como to iEcir aid ia the undertaking.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

Hounds. catcher. Joseph Harris
brother 0f Fish and Game Commits.
fl0ucr Harris who is considered the
ho.t pitcher in the territory, aud
Charles Fouon. who formerly played
with che ogden team
Tho Santa pc nine has Just won "a
aorios of rnmos with Albuquerque the
last game being played last sunday
no offset this defeat Manager MCGaf
lnf oft the Albuquerque team has On
ragcl several National league play.
oIs aud has already signed "Ruho'
Waddoll who finished tho season with
the Chicago National loagIo team b.
Denver Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

in che past IXiy years. an over the
world could testify 60 tbu storlIus
worth of Pain Killer made Dos Perry
Davis as AN uufailinE remedy fOr
coughs. colds bronchitis. try ID when
yon have those cold chuls IN your
back 10 .a a pleasant drink when pre-.
pared according Go directions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
Edale comstook Danoerously Shot.

Eddie Comatork SON az W a.
Cumsfuok while working with hIs
father In thrr garden about milo
south uf th. cItf tHo othp. day. wn.
acct ienully shot by some l1yH who
were sht tInR ln "a Geld about lal
yards distant Tho bullet struck him
ln the side passing through the lower
part Of the hoWels. making a very
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

ar. kent constantly employed in On"
sorting departments George Aru.t
Or the DWeI.nt MANAGE while john
1amga. Dr.. practical HHl thorough
engineer. hts charge o. lhn lie Cor.
Usa gagne 'hat Leer .u motion ih.
wnrhIuaT. Doe th. u,flr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

serious and perhaps fatal wound.
The bullet was OF the 22.Calihor Tie
lad ia only i6 years oi age and his
weston iH reported o. being very
critical las Vegas Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
FAIR Items From aIand Herald.

There win bc reduced rates ou nlI
roads lu The fair ihls year
tn" last Friday of fair week has
been eco apart tur ElF- day.
AIhDwarlu viii send quito dole
cation iI che fair at AlhuluUrurr
Among tha features at the fair Wlu
Dee very interesting tennis tournn.
mput
The stage fair between here AMI
ThuutUu WIll ho reduced % one hall
during fair week
Tho board of county commission.
cfs have appropriated $3.50 for a coun
% exhibit of mineral and agricultural
products fur the fair
Myu Wagner wac boo Albuuurrqun
thla w"nN u the interest of the cow.
boy tournament of which be- rs su.
pDr.utonlent to boz held at the fair.
The Albuquerque Fair as oclation
Inns sgcured through the instrumou.
ulItY ut sheriff lluhhpll and Secretary
NgCauna. the attendance OF a band OF
100 braves cf the famous san 10
muEl Indians. who will appear iu
fun rcC1lia OF feathers ANA war
paint ANA take part in tho Grand par
aic lhHN viii rIu Eigp an pNhibl
ton OF their famous corn dance. This
alone VIII hr drawing card that viii
attract many people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

Tho New Mexico presa ~ doing t.
duty toward tho Territorial CIr auI 4.
Puhliah'ne without ans sieu. uf rrm
bin. 900 tha Wo.atHie pouulu.ne 'u
Tho approaching hIF mir srut out ny
thg fair MANAGEMENT Every body M
working together tG make tho horse
races. cowboy tournament base ball
games. indian dances aud the mineral
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

Governor Dtpro attended tbc fuuoru.
Of tID dead president uI Canton o.
lie iH expected Coz return Co Santa BE-
tomorrow evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

O. g. Hail the comm sion NOR
.Hui WAS passenger uHuInuuuI
W.' niehl
N diuuie llawloy dBugHI. coz
MrH q r. shockles. has returned t0
thc city from southern California
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
Many ComingtoFai,-Tlm hubbell's
Purchase -Errickson's Forlorn
Look.
NOTE Book CITIZEN RtpRt;rgTArNE.

s,'",,l. ,'ei wv, a,, ", MAIN sn '
JUS ''""''
rho hpffchurh ildrfs On. l.h' N'sh' .
al" hIlga anu tiiH. ana the' hnt'
d.garded th' Wo"'s' alN' huN'.' .
pr'lctilnb i' hliHuNl' q h'ie' ih 'I"' /
man ih.hlot
COLONEL John !. ozark lH hliH al
Ann Afhur wen. who're h' l'''h'l, /
TOOK hia son Herbert 20 hli"hd H'h"ol [
th'r'. inc colonel o" 'Np''i'a '' ''. /
l-Iu in ily Ntthe lh "a snort llh'.
Fi.i,r Murphy H gaining gg't
reputation ha Guy h"i maj h' ha'
th' N,iaN. 'i'h'hl ON 'u' rug"
h..''' l.a' N,t'7 's 'ohrin'l,l one N'
N' most orderly ''"ha I'D lh' l..i'
''IF
'ul ol respect i' int M'nl'Il "l 'N.
l.a'h 1l lnr pi'a'I'h Hll H"sH Nh
ih puhi.' no'IIlnts 'I 'ht 'Wo lu"'
on ''ha FtLia nave n.'u "' "ili pa" .'
-iu'' tl' Iuh'ta OF 'h' "ha'''I'
proved ia'"i
Ihc ,omp' i,Ai "'tNil i.ea.Ni 20 oI
san Mlsu'l county ls l.'h'i' J.. W
Ross. hr ls I"mllai hkn'' a'nunl
the LAS VEGAS court house ami Us in
possession u some Hratela' I'l'i"'
uIIInlnt NN'ht.i.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

Don't wait until you become chron.
lcally conatlpatod but take peWltts
Little Early Rlsors now andtbon. Thoy
VIII Keep your liver and bowels u
good order Easy 90 take. Safe Pills.
10 Ruppr. Cosmopolitan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
FIGURES rpAr TALK.
irteresu11 Facts About Ringling
Bros Famous Worlds Great.
est Shows.

est shows,
Figures arc usually dun things but
hun applied 60 Ringing n.u.hrr1'
rr,at circus they become luminous.
Perhaps nothing could give better
iI.a rf tho magnitude OF thls mann.
moth awu ,m.ut iuHtituInn than an
enumeration Of thc fnlloY .ng facts.
Th.lr HfH twenty l'H and lutl"
t.ut" ui t1.y cover ground p9c.
.f twelve 1.I.a. 10 tho thousand. ~
H.rI. uf canvas U.nl Boo tnlH ritF %
FONTS WH". iu.n into at.iUf o. foot
viIH. they would reach goo miles
The main hippnIrUWH pavilion ls
l1N farf wldo ami 500 frot in length
and .1n comfortably scat the Uupula.
t'.u uf % O.t. containing $4,000 per
.UU. Nr.| UIHUN ua uf tHg audience
tu... . ..II enough room Un tho
huHuHIDm. crack Goo wnnUuNor an
Hmy U' 10000 mDu
Ihy muaE.rIH pavilion iH fraction
mutr Hu th. hipp01rOmp tent
nut thp polo. and rurdHgo used iu lts
construction would mast and rig Uu
.ufI, squadron Uf sailing yu .ls
Tho fl,s.t used for single per
flrmauC. when the main tent ia filled
t1 Cos capacity NJ placed end 90 end
I would 0Ntnnd "a mile
/ Tho show travels on itg own special
train. Uf cars These cars cover a
mill. ut track and travel 25NNo miles
py.Hy season
THere arc thirty elephant in tba
mHuuHouH more than half Che Gle
phaut Boz tU. United strt.a. and moro
than lau. .. before boon seen ir
'u alu... urrJ Extended 10 single mn,
th. Elephants would make q liuc 90.
.u.I ,u '.n..h
Th. Show owns ESQ draught horses
I 100 ring and thoroughbred racinl
hHH. rH UI.E horse. and 600 she.
land ponies u aggregate OF 500 cost
.IE .Guu.. To hon. these hor
600 tuu road requires sruatrl
.Hr' .HI0u than IH used hy uul
.'n. circus l1r 10 onurc exhibition
IU. average daily fool consumption
boo tb.. horses Dr. t.u tom OF hay
I hu.n.I oft uat" 30 lUsh,I uf corn
land Ju hmm ue. amount ut bran
JhH circus comprises 'H1 h'gh-ul
.HI.I perform Among Thorn ar,
IrI urrutIi# tN uHrIaIiet 300 riiors. %
|..uWu.. ANA Oh great array of other or
|f.t. Tho boo lu.. uul executive DE-
u1Itm uI OFF ihp show utilize the sorN
.H.H .f over 1000 agents and supprn
t.nd.uta The working people en-
..a.. an army of Goo experienced AN,
I#. 'pl.u.l men
OBI. performance ir riyeu lu thro.
RINGS. Hn two .ta iu mii.aid aht
upon 70 bug" HI1riorWilH hipuudrom'
'tittN arr .r. .ut0l upon scale O
grandeur ana nHenihD,urg such %.
the ah1r man OF twenty years aE,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
rAAT ExHinIT plp u.


Certain section OF That state.
One lay this week while talking
with the Corrlll0s Register man. ana
lld settler lu the state of Colorado
said. 1T o. surprising what on im.
potua an exhibit 90 fair or CXposi.
ton viii give tn The development ~
% country when I nrHt went to Col.
lrndo " wns thought that the region
whore ! settled would never bo inhah.
table on account OF the scarcity and
poor quality uf water. ~ the first
mining and industrial exposition IN
Denver We exhibited hundreds ~ bot.
tics ~ pure. clear water. nhnled with
particulars as 20 tho we'll ur spring
they were takon from. ard ne a few
month there bad boon three nrtcsian
wells sunk. and today that la one NJ
tho richest portions ~ the state. and
an owing / believe to that cNhihlt'
with over so many Just such cN.
amplcH us the above before ua. what
may We not expect u Our houndloss
resources are properly advertised at
tho Territorial falrg The committee
a w0rkrs with view 10 making our
exhibit tnF mll the most complete
ever shown DO New Mexico. and our
citizens should help 10 every possible
I way
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

The white Oaks Leader soyr Ne
are assured that the fair to boz held at
Albuquerque from the 10Th tu Tho 10Th
of October ig tu aurpuss alI previous
efforts Tho time b. better than at
bn earlier date a. wn can then have
a display of agricultural and horticul
tufal products which could not bc oh.
tajnpd earlier Boz che sCu.0u. This is
e feature which has been neglected
GOO much at previous fairs ana this
tmu we arc assured this feature will
receive The prominence u deserved.
Nil who rttond this fall win mo- doubt
BIZ nmnIN I.nnII Tor W lnInE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

Lawrence smith who hollis q posi-
ton GOO the omco a. Mastor Mechanic
sanlule li Gallup iD in tbs c!'y on
business lie expects 20 return west
tonight,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

Charlpa Roploglo of Atwator o..
wa8 unable 90 work ON account Of ki1.
ury trouble After using Foloy's Kil.
pey euro four DAYS he was cured Al
ynrado Pharmacy
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-15
KILLED A RATHER.
Mrs. Seton-Thompson Dispatched
Venomous Reptile with Rusty
Frying Pan.

Mrs. Seton-Thompson in her camp
ing experiences entitled "a Woman
Tenderfoot," confesses that in the be-
ginning of her Rocky mountain life she
regarded rattlesnakes as only one kind
of disagreeable reptile. One day she
was riding in advance of her husband.
She says:
Suddenly, there came a noise like
dried peas in pod, and gliding across
the road was huge rattlesnake.
Whiskers, my pony, performed a flank
movement, so nearly unseating me
that l deemed it eXpedient to drop TO
the ground; and Whiskers, without
waiting for orders, galloped down the
road.
"The rattler stopped his pretty glid-
ing motion away from me and seemed
in doubt.
"'He is going to coil and then TO
strike said 1, recalling a paragraph
from my school reader.
81 cast a despairing glance around,
and saw, almost at my feet, half hid.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-15

ted to the bar. She was a Baraboo
girl-Miss Belle Case-and was grad
uated from the University of Wiscon-
sin in the same class as her husband,
that of 1870. The same year she won
the Lewis prize for oratory, her hus-
band also winning the interstate
championship in oratory, with an ora
tion on Iago. Later she studied law
and was admitted to the bar. The
home life of the La Follettes is ideal.
They have three children. One daugh-
ter, Miss Flora, freshman in the uni
versity, who travelled in Europe last
summer. Mrs. La Toilette prepares
her children for the high school at
home.
Wisconsin people, for some reason
not reported, have the reputation of
being exceedingly cold to their prom
inent fellow-citizens, but whether this
be true or not il does not refer to the
governors wife, who is received every
where with enthusiasm begotten OF
respect. The people of the state un-
derstand that by her earnest endeav-
ors in behalf of movements calculated
to improve the industrial and legal
status of women she has earned the
gratitude of her sex in all parts of the
country.