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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

6:30
Roger Williams. Westminster and
knig9t Sts-l0;b service and address by
Rev Il u cristy, 1915, 5 =, 6.30. & h, 1880,
service and sermon by the pastor
Park - Cfree Seats Jtrnest Wesley.
pastot siO.i5 "WhN Hinders?' i2;i5, S /.
., > a r; 6a5, A G j.; ';So, ''Pauls EN-
METHODIST.
Mathewson 81. Rey s NJ Dick. Ph y.
pasior-lO.l5. ~The Humanity OF Christi
l2.l5, s. $50. T. IL 7.iS, organ recital:
- nm, ~ N"lIe 'i hlsht beslhnlik, vi
Bowen X Church, corneust, morning and
evening.
Hope So Ronnetts G miller. pastor
lo:i5, address by Miss blanche Baker.
deaconess: l2.l5. 5 $; 4, L.: 6.30, r Il;
i:30. sermon by pastor.
UNITARIAN.
First Congregational. Benefit and Bene-
VIOLENT Sts-S > 9.30; public worship l0:45;
vespers A. this viii be the closing vesper
service of the season: the minister Au-
gnstus NJ Lord win preach IN and ? m
vice az 1855; ~ l2I5, Mr. Kent will
preach.
UNIVERsALlsT.
First II I Cushman y D. pastor-Pub-
lie WORSHIP, az 1919 , 5 az l2:la 8.
Rev w q Selleck. Service l0:A6.
subject Two Kinds OF Religions" : )
l2.l5, \ 4 & e 6:ao.
MISCELLANEOUS
Allen Chapel. A 81, Rev " Hagins.
pastOT--ll, preaching; 2.3O, > 81 600 . ~,
1880. preaching.
Helping Hand Mission, 20 Hartford Ave
Services at I. led by Mr. u n Spaulding.
German Evang Luth, cor Huntington
and Union Aves, + Loebcr, pastor-ser-
vice TO-
at 2, by Evangelist G. ~ Edwards preach
ing an 80, by EVANGELIST g + Fiheld
Mission of the Coming King, Nl Broad
St-l035 prayer aud breaking bread; goo.
speaking. conference 1880.
Church OF the New Jerusalem lSweden-
borgian) Trinity 81, Rev Geo l. wheeler.
minisSFms Service e. lV't9; i2:lS' ,,ar SUD 3
BELL 81 Chapel-SerVices at 3, Mrs Anna
Garliu spencer the pastor VIII give the
third of the series on the religlous ne,
subject What is Saving FAITH az
Unity Mission. 92o Westminster st--ser-
vices lOi5, 2:SO and 7; III b Wright IN
charge.
Hughesdaie--Worship with sermon by
the pastor, William IL Starr IL. followed
by y
Msnton Church OF Christ Discipless),,
Communion service at II, Evangelist j a
Mcleod WIN preach, and ALSO at 1880 >
l2:l5.
Hebrew Mission. 45O North Main ST.
the Jews. will speak 10 Jews OF Jesus OF
Nazareth, 3.
Rethel A NJ r., Meeting st, Rev G 6
Dunlap. pastor-i0,45 preaching hv Rev
I ~ Iiagins: 2:45. by Rev j n X Butler;
as by pastor; : : /; T. J. $3.50.
TheosOphical society. Black stone iiall
building II Snow 81. Rev w Williams.
Book of Life"
Y MC A building. 5i9 Westmlnster St
4 mems meeting with address by Rev
M. - 4
Characters" 4:45. boys rally.
First Church OF Christ tSclentisp. 2o0
Bowen St-Service AZ l0:45. subject, "EV-
erlasting Punishment =,
Bridgham St-Service lO45, subject, EV-
srlasting Punishment.
Broad ~ Christian. q A C9nibear. pas.
tor--W Worship i0:i5 and $780,. ; l2;l5; y
y : G. T. $40: theme ot evening sermon
The Significance OF Baptism; baptism
administered.
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EASILY DECIDED.
This Question Should be Easily
Answered by Providence
People.

which is wiser--to have confidence In
the opinions OF your fellow citizens or
depend on statements made by utter
strangers? Read this:
Mrs John Bush OF 1856 Burnside street.
says; I'm the month of January. 1896,
was cured of kidney complaint by pro-
curing Doan's Kidney Puls at drus
store and taking course OF tho treat
ment I told the people OF Providence
the particulars Of the said cure and
can only add TO It that II Is considerably
over three years from that time ard the
cure then effected has not only remained
permanent. but TO my knowledge others
in Providence who have used the remedy
have received unequivocai results"
sois for 90 cents per nox; Tor sale by
all dealers. rostsr-Mnburn CO, Bunslo
y Y. sole agents for che L :
Remember The name "DpAN's' and
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CONGREGATIONAL

Park Side society. Rounds Ave-S $ at
3; evening service. preaching by MIR Ery-
Ing y WoOlleY, at 1:30. Sunday MAY D,
stereopticon lecture, Appalachian Amer
Elmwood Temple, y Tallmadge Root.
pastor--l0-4S. Rev Gideon a Burgess, ID
j., win preach on "Fhe Motive 70 lie-
roic life{" I:2p pastor Will conclude ser
mon-story: "rhe Redemption of Paradise
Pond"
Plymouth Pennsylvania Ave. Herbert
Youtz. pastor Services Of Worship with
sermon al 1915 and 7:30; ) $ i2:l5: morn
ing subject Life Considered as - Trust y
Benefcent-Rev James q Nose, pastor
Will preach at l0.i5. > ; l2;l5; G 6:JO'
Central Angel st and Diman Pl-Ser-
Vices 1913 and AIS, the pastor, EDWARD -
Moore, will preach; business men =
i2iS; $ $ lI;i5; 6 p,iii5a + $40 minister
Morning worship l0:45. $ 5 l2l5; y L :
& T. 6.3U: evening service 1;3o sermon
theme The greatest human prayer. and
what would happen AZ God could answer
a., according 10 its words
Union. Broad and stewart SITS, Wallace
Nutting minister OF the church. breaches
Worship at 1896 and 1880. themes, "A
Return to Primitive Christianity "Reli-
gion for Modern Life;" Y II ) 6 r at $3.50.
EPISCOPAL.
Church of the Redeemer--Iioly Com
munion 30; morning service and sermon
lO:l5; $ 1870: evening service and SER
mon 1:3o.
ST Andrews : $50: morning prayer
and sermon i0:45; evening prayer ana ser
vice 1:30
ST johns Morning prayer with sermon
l0:45: - 3; evening prayer S:45.
Christ, Eddy and oxford Sts-Morning
service and sermon l0.43; l2:3; even
ing PRAYER and sermon 1850
ST. James'-MOrniug service lO;4oi
T. 80; evening prayer and sermon I:@.
Calvary. Orchard AVe-S IUt mornlns
prayer and confirmation l0:45. Bishop Nc
Vlckar will preach; evening prayer D. the
rector will ofhciate.
FREE BAPTIST
Elmwood Ave--Rev S A Blaisdell pas
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AT CRESCENT PARK.

the new management will be served to-
morrow at Crescent Park: and Caterer
j. H. Lewis has prepared a menu even
more ella aborate and tempting than that
which won so much unqualified praise
last sunday The dinner will be served
"rain or shine" from u TO s. with excel
lent music. careful attention. 10 every de-
tail that may contribute TO the COM
fort and. enjoyment OF patrons; and the
record established last Sunday II suf-
ncient assurance OF what may be ex-
pected.
The dining hall is heated by steam. SER
vice equal 10 that OF the best hotels is
promised; and that everything will be
fresh. clean and attractive Is certainly
under the policy OF the new management.
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At recent meeting OF the II. /. Phil
atelic society it vas voted 20 give the so
ciety's books. pamphlets. magazines, etc.
10 the public library. A few days ago
they were accepted 10y the library and are
now accessible To all members or others
having philatclic literature OF any kind
may II they wish to dispose of It, send
the same to the library, care OF the r..
/. Philatelie society department
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Wha, Shall We Hav, for Dessert ?

This question arises IN the family e1-
cry day. Let us answer Il today. Try
JellaO, a delicious and heeNhful dss-
seft. Prepared IN two minutes. no
boilinsl no hskingi simply add boiling
water ana set 10 cool Flavors Lemon.
Orange. Raspberry and Strawberry. Get
= package at yo1f rrocers today 10 cents.
Boston; W n Waterman. n . Wood.
rrov; srncid rlck n Moulton, Boston.
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q REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPE.

: remedy recommended for patients af-
flctcd with the Crime 4 SEMP'S BAL
SAN which g. especially adapted for the
throat and lungs Don't walt for the first
SYMPTOMS OF The disease: get a bottle to-
day and keen N for Use the moment Ia ~
needed III neglected the grippe has n
fondnncv .0 bring On uneumOni1. kf,NiP =
pArsAM prevents This bv keeping the
cough loose and tho lungs free from In
Narlnstion Al drJssists yill KEMP =
pa SAN ~ ~tc and toc.
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n CARD.

We the undersigned. do hereby agree
60 refund the money on 50-cent bottle
OF Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar IL
Il fails TO cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee n Scent bottle 10 prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Handing & Bandlng. A. W. Fenner,
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may be 315 miles, they charge SSL2s Amer
lean money for each passenger. taking
two days ana half for the Journey
Al this rate transatlantic passage
would cost s27I and consume twenty days!
But that Is not enough. Returning from
the east. | took the Menendez steamer
at Santa Cruz, seventy-tlve miles west
Of Manzanillo. yet IL cost me $35 "a dol
lor more than for seventy-five miles less
No wonder they look on 800 per cent. div
idends as normal
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-27
PLACES OF WORSHIP.

- - H
st Johns Episcopal chhrch4order
OF service for Sunday, May 2Sth: 10
a. m, Sunday school; II n. M. morn.
ing prayer and sermon; 1880 p. m,
evening prayer and sermon.
- rfst Congregational church. W. J
Marsh. pastor-Rev. VI. n Case, Of
california Twill preach at II a, m.
the pastor will occupy the pulpit In
,ie evening az 1880; Sunday school az
Is. IS q. m. !: Junior E,ndeavor iat . j.
M; A., p. s, G.. II. at 8 30 ~ M All
are cordially invited.
Immaculate Conception - Early
mass, Z a. m; high mass and sermon,
10: 80 a m.S vespers. instruction and
bknediction, 1890 p. m.
First Baptist church. Bruce Kinney,
pastor.-Sunday school ut y:iJ am;
r. W, Spencer. superintendent. Morn
ing service at II. subject. The Friend
Iship N jonathan AMI DAVID @. II. at
6: 80 and evening service at 1880, sub
ject, The Prodigal's Return to Reason
and Repentance All are Invited,
| Song service and chorus choir.
The pastor of the Highland Metho'
| dist church desires to thank the good
| people of Albuquerque for the-grcat
kindness they have shown him.. lie
| will occupy his pulpit tomorrow morn
ing and will preach frpre Job, Rfft
chpter. eighth verse, sba-t tksu
| Considered My Servant fJof Y Rev.
w. +. FouIks will preach Attic ev m.
ing service. A fine service ~ tsfrnt
ed at the league.
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ceRRJlLos cUllINos.
Improving the smelter oround-Msr
suer Thomas Has Gone to Ohio.

Improving the smeIter oround-Msr.
sger Thomas Has Gone to Ohio.
From the Register.
Little Fancy, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs ODohneH under the care OF Dr.
Rhoads is cohvalescirfg after a severe
attack Of la grippe.
Manager Thomas, of the sme,ter.
departed last week for Toledo-Ohio,
where he goes to confer with the Off.
GERS and stockholders of the smeltcr
company regarding tEsssrbd cooteia-
plated improvements.
About $50 young trees have been
set out on the smclter grounds. which
are being graded and leyeled up. The
brick work on the rooster is nearing
and the ruaster building
has received its final coat OF paint.
Miss A. G. Campbell. Who for a
long time past has been manager of
The Postal Telegraph company In Ger.
rillos, departed for FL Paso, where
she has accepted a much more import.
ant position with the sauic company.
ID. w. Flynn mining expert TOR the
y. II. Atwood Investment company Of
Kansas City. In company with J W.
1 erkos, departed To make q final OK.
OF the Texas group, in the
South mountains In the Sandals dis.
tPict. The vein vas recently opened
M by Messrs. Yerkcs and Myers. and
from all Indications seoms to be a
valuable lead. .li'
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and the two brick cottages being built
by HiNHl Tilton are growing rapidly.
This nc~ighborhood II being dlled up.
and on account OF its ~closeness 10 the
business center will make n fine resi-
Idence district In the noa future.
Charles o. Hopping and wife have
accepted the new residence built for
them by VIA. parr. ant will take
posseBsion' at once. se plan OF this
house has been much admired and
shows good taste aud Judgment on the
part Of both the owner n builder.
Il IL situated Oh south Arno street.
The Highlands. presents. a busy
scene In building operations. and in
nearly every block there Ia under con
struction a new building or some i'm
provements. In the way Of Sidewalks,
fencing or Outbuilding Guing on. w.
i. McPherson's store building at the
oornoG Of loau avenue and Arno. street
Is nearly really for occupancy, and
when filled w.,h o stock of groce,les,
etc. will be- az great convenience to
the ncighboraood, Across the street
foundations are being put In for the
new residence of II. J. Bogh, which
viii be a Ave room brick OF the latest
style. ..r
The brick work Of the Third story
on the new building OF J.. Korber a
Co. was completed to-day. The Guild
ing presents an Imposing appearance
aud II one of,the most substantial bus.
ihcss improvements put up in the, city
this year.
The improvements being made at
the undertaking parlors of .. w.
strong 4 Sons are well under way
and will be pushed rapidly to compile
tton by the contractors, Bliss 4 Weir.
j The foundations are in for the brick
cottage that Jesus Romero IA having
built on north Fifth street. between
Copper and Tijeras avenues, and Con
tractor W. w. Strong viii put o force
OF men to work on II next week.
The painters have finished work on
Chas. Hawkes. new home on Seventh
street and as soon as some interior
%finishinss are completed the happy
owner Will take possession OF what
he considers an ideal residence.
Attorney E. Z. Medler's new resi-.
dence on west Tijeras avenue IA about
completed. and the newly married
couple expect 20 occupy 1t about May
fst. H'i'' ''-
HGJ. r. Palmer, the north First stree,
feed and grain merchant, has just I'm.
ished an addition TO his brick store
building, needed by his increasing bus
mess. "' '" ,'i"" .'
? The contract for the erection Of the
| Sisters hospital and s%anitarihm Mas
been. awarded to the local firm of
builders & contractors, Dood a
Lembke, and the actual work of on
| struction win begin within a few days.
| ~ n4lI vslu.lrn Np.t,apaI ,,,Avfha ysGthtp
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-27
BLAND eReviTits.
Visited by Hail and Rain Storm
Strike In independent Mine.

Visited by Hail and Rain Storm
Strike IN independent Mine.
From the Herald. I '..
Mrs. Il. ID. Wilson came nome from
a seven weeks visit with relatives In
III Paso. iii'..
Mrs. +. g.. Gilchrist and little daugh.
ter, who have been visiting in Albu.
'querque. returned to Thornton.
II. t. Springer and Clarence Callen.
der are In town from Prralta canyon
IL Ia understood they win resume oper.
ations In the aJove named canyon in
n few days. A.t 10. i'f If
Frank klelner %iourneycd down to
Albuquerque the early part OF the
week and returned to Bland on Wed.
nesday. Mr.. Klciner has disposed OF
his interests in tho saloon business
at Albemarle to his partner, =. J. Reed.
Among The arrivals from the south
were N. j. Reed. OF Albuquerque, and
George Kcphart. ~ Aibemarie. The
latter was returning from Denver. Az
~terlspending o couple OF days in camp.
Mr.. Reed took Ms departure for home.
ln'Peha inanca MISS Christina Ara
gon was united in marriage to Fernan.
do Menard In the Catholic church by
the priest /" Several hundred invited
guests were present and every one ex-
tended their best wishes 10 the young
couple. l.'h 800 .'H..
Oulaf Thompson, aged ~ years. died
AZ his rooms in Aibcruarlp from the
effects OF pneumonia. He has been
Il resident OF this district for two
years and was quito well and favor.
ably known. Tho body was laid to
rest In the Bland cemetery.
Bland was visited Wednesday by a
rain M hail storm II didn't only
rain and hail. but IL Just simply
poured for about half an honr. Some
OF the hail stones that fell Wire as
large as marbles; thirty minutes later
the sun va shining brightly. which
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-27
PASSING oE IhE BAD MAN.

The two legal hangings in this ter
ritDry yesterday will have a salutary
erect, II viii bring TO their senses
the men who would t~ransgress the
law 'undrtaaeh them that they must
foiloy honest a~yocatiops " suffer the
copsddhA itts. New Msxico Is no long
err on the frontiert+ ity does not mark
the dividing line between civilization
and uarrHrrC w1rds. II Is q ~peaceable
community. The day0Ssodfbad mai
has gone by. The fellow who walks
around With aiichip on his isioalder
ami d ioe0iA4f sAHhfs POCKET, win get
the trouble he is seeking and get II
qujch.J ira may terrorize man, or
driyeia few people away from him but
the law Is greater than the desperate
ami Ah NiA.be searched OUT He has
only his life 10 lose and then his wick
edhesSin the world ends.
lie imagines thaI because. he, Offers
his life to tiahstf bthsrs feSf Inn, aid
law 6n9rS hdhdFfdg OF hen, worn 10
do theiP'duty of die In The attempt,
The outlaw may Kill one man, but he
will suurrr-or later be brought to- Jus.
iice and made To syEer for, all Of his
crimes. All bandits are towards when
driven to- che corner They are bravo
only when they have thei advantage.
They Kill only wHonl they have the
drOp-all-1hGY- Kill in cold blood.
They do not stand up in fair fight. for
when given bile ~theyTturn o aud
Zee hkq ours. When the advantage
Is hgld fy honest men the desperate
ernsf4Gl afgii %hinss4 oSrayls and
gfoyels.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-27
n cHoCTAW ROAD.

The POO mile exten8un III the Choc.
taN, Oklahoma q Gulf railroad from
Weatherford, Oklahoma, to Amarillo,
Texas, On which WORK has already
commenced Is OF significant interest
10 New Hfexfro.- n Is reported that
II will be continued to SANTA Rosa, at
the proposed junction Of the Rock Is
land and FL Paso &'Northeastern, and
that IN the near future II viii be fur
ther extended TO Albuquerque or Las
Vegas. The Ration Range, says thar
II II should go TO the latter place, the
report goes on TO say II will DO baiIt
north TO Mora county, on 10 the ELIZA
bethtown mining district in western
Colfax county, through the o val
ley u lhr tieiirs and down 20 Costiiia
10 the Rio Grande valley. This rail-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-27

Prof. wilson, OF ~Lonaconins, Nd,
suffered terribly from neuralgia OF the
stomach and Indigestion for thirteen
years and after the doctors failed 10
cure him they fed him on morphine.
a friend advised the use Of Kodol
Dyspepsia e e and after taking a
few bbtties OF 1t he slys: ut has
cured ME entirely. | can't say too
much for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure"
1t digests what you eat, Berry Drug
Company and Cosmopolitan Drug
Stores.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-27

road is a candidate for trnnscontinent.
al business and Is seeking a Tine 70
the Pacific. " the contemplated build.
ing OF this road shouldiprove n reality.
10 will be another-gres.-fhcto ia the
d~evelopmept u this territory. giving
horthernl New Msxico a long despecs
eastern connection Other than the SAM
IA he. as wsllrss openinx-se >ethsr
sections of the territory sadly in need
Of railroad connection. The mining
Development Of northern NeM Mexico.
has been retarded by lack of transpor.
tation facilities. and the building OF
dis road wouai add kncaIeula9ly TO
~ progress 'abd ssoSperNbf7th
section. The road is headed in the
right direction and its construction
will he Matchnd with naMsmal intercst
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-27
HOME BUILDERS !
Jdhnt Among Contract
-ors and Carpenters.
Pleasant Noise of Hammers
Heard in All Directions.
Partial List Of the. Many New Homes
Being Erected.
SUBSTANTIAL BUILDING BOOM.
SUBSTANTIAL BUILDING BOOM.

Investigation reveals the. fact that
ninetenths of the buildings now under
construction here are for the use of
tie oynerR fSfAomes. There never
was a hind ShthNthe supply of houses
cqualed the demand, and the city has
iear -. ssSaass " n. NJ fSSpse 81 % eam.
Portable modern homes.
Every carpenter. brick and stone
mason, painter and plumber in this
city, AS we'll as n large mum.
beriof haskffted wofhtnen and labor
ers. are busy at work. and more car.
p%cnters could be used. There Is no
lack of work for, those that will labor.
and the Indications are that IL will
continue so all summer.
The brick walls OF q. J.. Altheimer's
new cottage ut west Baca avenue and
south Fourth street are ~finlshed.and
the carpenters are at work getting the
roof iUmbers np. The cottage, = )being
built for renting purposes and will
no doubt find a good tenant.
n. Metz has about decided to build
n nhc COON brick cottage at the cor.
ener of south Third street and Allan.
tic venue. tie has at present undor
construction on the latter avenue two
adobe and one frame cottage Of four
rooms each that will be rented 10 shop
employees -I'|,lI ifI1itl
The new cottage OF Alderman Henry
Rogers, on Coal avenue, is In the
plastprers' hands. The design of this
building has been greatly admired.
Mr., Rogers has ifetped TO build so
many houses for Other people that he
kuAtyH all tho unAl faafuna- aAl h.a
used many In his new home.
j. ~. Weinmann, manager of the
Golden Rule dysgoods store, is hay.
frv some improvements added to his
home on west Tijeras avenu Two
handsome bay windows are among the
features that will add beauty and com.
fort to the cosy home.
Contractor Gnstafson expects To
.AnAl
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-27
40 BLOOD

y
We live by our blood, ant
on it. We thrive or starve, as
our blood is rich or poor.
There is nothing else to live
on or by. = a I.L
When strength is full md
spirits high, we are, being re,
freshed, bone muscle and,brain,
in body and mind, with con-
tinual flow of rich blood. ~
This is health.
When weak, in low spirits,
no cheer no spring, when rest
is not rest and sleep IS not
sleep, we are starved our blood
is poor; there is little nutri-
ment in it.
Back of the blood, is food,
to keep the blood rich. When
it fails, take SCOTS emulsion
Of cod-livcr oil, 1t sets the
wh9le body g9ipg assipt tmai
woman and child.
Sys1iSspd you a lr1ste hi, q lyon lsst S,;,s0l
SCOTT & BOVINE, 80 Pearl street, New York
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-27
ID. SULPHUR sPRINos LEASED.
w. z. Myers, the New Lessee, to Take
Charge on May list.

w. Il. Myers has secured a two
years lease on the famous Sulphur
sprtngs resort. aud will reopen that
popular hosiery on May I, the deal
having been completed with +, J.. Ote-
no t9e earg part lpf tho week. These
spriaga are famous the; wofld over as
a positive cure for rheumatism and
all blood diseases, and Mr.. Myers de-
serves the hearty support OF all in
making this one of the mdst popular
health resorts in the southwest. Mr..
Otero returned to albuquerque Wed
nesday afternoon, Merit Wagner ac-
companying him as far rs Thornton
Bland HorAld.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-27

1t is now believed BY botspists; tina,
the earliestA spe cimans OF Indian corn
grew ON thk plateau of Peru where
tht plant has lbeen found growing In
a condition which indicates ,that y ",
Indigenous 20 the son. Th'bhted
kernels of cornf4und In the west were
probably brought here from the far
south.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-27

Their promptness and their pleas,
ant effect make Da\Nitt's Little Isatty
Ltissrs Nest popular n,tle pills whefh.
eyer they are known. They are sim.
ply perfect for liver and bowel trou.
bles. Berry Drug Company and Cos.
mopolitan Drug Stores.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-27
Chronic Constipation Cured.

The most important discovery Of
recent Years, is the positive remedy
for constipation. Cascarets Candy
Cathartie~ Cure guaranteed. Genu-
inc tablets'stamPed Gee. Never
sold in bulk. Druggists, Ioc, q
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-27
OF for Itaiy.

Archbishop Bourgade, OF Santa r..
Is company with Fathers, fayet ,Ql
Las Vegas. GilbeItson, OF saiita W..
and GatgnoI, pf Helen, departed for
New York. From iheie Id wNI 60 Ia
Naples, Italy, anu nom there to Rome
and win then make a tour Of France
and other European countries.