Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
A Time OF Anxiety for
Thousands.
Paine's Celery CON-
pound.
viii 6anish the Summer Blues and
other Distresscs That Make
Life Miserable and
Unhappy.

their unha''- %. .dii-upad condition.
They find that physical and mental en-.
crE! has deserted them, and they are
sinking deeply In the pit OF despon.
dency
The hot summer weather always pro.
dtccs thousands of miserable feeling
! mortals They lack nerve force.
strength and true vitality They can
not rest day or night, and life becomes
a burden
The great recuperator. builder and
strenrth-giVcr fol all weary, wornout
and suffering people is Paine Celery
Compound, now so universally pre-
sCrihcd by medical men. When the
great medicine is used a. this season,
languor, dependency, irritahilty. nor-
yu2sE S. sleeplessness. headache. dys-
peIsia. and digestive troubles are per
manontly hanishod. and men and wo.
men 80 about their duties and work
with vim. viii. and energy hat indi.
cate heath aud physical strength.
J. II. Clark, Newark. Del who was
in critical condition % health from
troubles extremely common in summer
time, writes thus about his marvellous
rescue from death:
when | was attacked with nervous
prostration, | went to one of our local
doctors continued to grow worse.
and consulted other physicians. but
with very little apparent good. No
tongue can express or pen describe my
feelings and suffering from this terri
uIe disease After spending Considera.
he money in the vain hope OF being
cured. | was led to try Paine Celery
Compound. and it is this medicine
which enabled me to enjoy the health
now have. After the torture | ex-
perienced nigh and day for years the
change is wonderful
II. f. Stooldt. Of Portales. is in the
city trading AMI visiting with friends
II, l.. Baca. a well nnown citizen Of
Santa Fe is here touay on some legal
| matters
Miss Mable Hunt left last nigh; for
an extended visit with relatives az
Cmarron, y. NJ.
Mrs. II. A. Lentz. of Belen, who has
been spending several days in Belen,
| returned home this morning.
Solomon and Harry WELLER are en-
route to Chicago and New York. They
will be absent several weeks.
George T. lcarnard, of the firm of
Hall K Learnard. will leave tonight
for an extended business trip north
Prof. j. A. Jones, who has been so
| jCurning in Socorro county the past
| few days, returned home this morntng
Mrs II. j. Render has been quite III
| the past week, and in consequence she
| will soon take a trip TO the Pacific
| coast.
Henry Goetz. day chef at Sturges'
| restaurant, has returned to the city
after his sojourn at the Jemez hot
springs.
Mrs. w. q. Hope ami children have
returned from an extended visit with
friends and relatives IN Kansas and
| Missouri.
Leo Shupe, representing Charles
| Wathen d Co, manufacturing jewel
ers of Denver, is in the city today with
| mis- samples.
+. Romero, son OF A. Romero. the
| Second street butcher. and wife. have
returned from q TWO weeks visit in
southern California.
| Leo Schey. a prominent clothing
merchant of Williams, Arizona. Is in
the city TODAY Hc will leave tonight
on his return home.
| Mayor Charles +. Myers and wife
lief, last night for three weeks visit
| with friends In St Louis ChlcasO and
other eastern points.
| Simon Neustadt the popular gen
| eral merchant of Los Lunas. is in the
| city on business, and was a pleasant
caller at this Office
J. : Black, of the JOurnal-Democrat
mechanical force. who enjoyed his va.
cation in southern California return
ed TO the city last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague stevens re-
| turned 10 Magdalena last night after
spending several days In the city, shop.
ping ana visiting vita friends.
The Woman's Relief Corps will me .
AT the knights of Pythias hall Tues
day at ESQ p. m. BY order OF the pres
| dent. Temperance WhitcOmh sec
rotary.
Miss Francis Irwin left this morning
for her old home in Chicago, where she
goes 10 attend the funeral Of her broth
en- She expects to return IN week OF
ten days.
Edgar Stumquist. who Is working
with surveying corps doinG work on
the proposed railroad line northwest
of the city, spent a few hours in the
city yesterday.
W. b. Gilman, proprietor OF the GIL
man Employment agency. has decided
10 move his family from lil Paso q
this place. and expects them 10 arrive
the last OF this week.
Mrs. 4. J. Frank aud daughters
Misses Edna and Dorothy, have return
ed from a pleasant outing on the Paci
fc coast. Mr. Frank came down from
Algodones to visit them.
Miss Sadie Hamilton left yesterday
for San Jose Costa Rica. She Is sis
ter OF Mrs NJ f. Myers and has heel
In the Racket store here. She vii
join Mrs. and Miss Chittenden at Sai
Jose.
! Richard Theophilus. resolution clerl
OF the house of representatives a