Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27


ir-i.atc or cause anee itr. Err -cads i.sr.l
over an irri,gted and nnrI"T sYr'.ce. re-. -.
ing Immediately the pain..i inlamna,icn.
With Eiy's Cream Balm you are armoG
ainss Nasal Latarrh aud hav tevN
college, Washington, ID. c. The com.
mission will hold examinations to Sc.
cure young men and women for these
places during March ard April. at Al.
buquerGue. Many people do not know
that these appointments arc made
without political influence and that a
large share Of them are filed by those
having only a common school educa.
ton, but such 10 now the case.
Christmas Is so close you can smell
the good things cooking.
The territorial delegates are doing
good work for the omnibus statehood
bill.
Many little stocking has already
been hung up. waiting for Santa Claus
to make his annual call
Al the schools have turned them.
selves loose. and the scholars are hav.
ing fine time these holidays.
Statehood or no statehood. the pro.
moters claim positively that the Albu.
querque Eastern railway will be built.
Perhaps the reason some people try
cause they have such little hope of the
next
Admiral Dewey says that he com.
mands the finest feet In the world
Well, Dewey IL pretty good Judge OF
such matters.
Blind Toms mother. Charity Wig.
gins died the other day at the age OF
los years. She bore twenty children
Of whom Tom was once considered the
least worthy.
Let everybody enjoy themselves
these happy days. Bug presents for
relatives and friends. but don't forget
to pay all honest debts before the
beginning of the New Year.
Under the new management the Rio
Grande Republican, published AT Las
Cruces. has wonderfully improved The
rollers have been washed and every
column in the paper can now be read
Nearly all the members of the state
hood committee have returned from
Washington. They worked day and
night at Washington with the sena
tors. urging the passage Of the omni
bus bill.
The Christmas number of the Rator
Range is all right. The Range is one
Of the best weekly newspapers oil
northern New Mexico. and should re
ceive generous patronage constantly
from the merchants of Ration.
The statehood bill is not lost by any
means. The friends of the bill claim 9
clear majority In the senate, aud IL q
vote can be had upon the measure be
!orc the fourth Of March the bill viii
surely pass. and President Roosevelt
will not veto II.
The senior editor of The Citizen re
turned last night from Washington
where he wore corns on mis- feet dane
ing attendance upon ali sorts OF PEG
pie In the interest of the omnibus stat,
hood bill. He saw the sun east OF tn,
Mississippi only one day on the trip
and Is glad to get back to the land o
sunshine.
The Arizona Republican says that !
has noted with considerable curiosit!
that the papers which arc always 81
! ready to take up the cause OF worth
less half breeds in South America. o
the cause OF savages In Samar or Sulu
or the cause Of boxers in China agains
the forces OF civilization, are Away
blind to some of the crying wrongs a
home. Both the Chicago Tribune ant
the New York World are firmly con
WINGED that the people Of Arizona. New
Mexico and Oklahoma are not deserv
ing of sympathy. and that they are IN
fit for statehood.
There is said to be forty millio
counterfeit silver dollars in circulation
| in the United States.
Every city In New Mexico and AT
IONA should hold statehood meetings
All resolutions should be sent to Sena
tor Quay at Washington.
Holiday trade Is reported at high
| er IeVel tuaH ever, anu cosliy thihb
are In brisk demand. Wholesale trad
is excellent throughout the countr,
The total electoral vote OF all tn
states under the new aportionmen
will be 476. an increase Of twenty-nin
over 1900. The votes necessary to
choice of president are 239.
This has been a great year for tn
industries. but next year will be grea
err, II all goes well. Indications q
ready point to much larger outpu
OF pig iron. end this will allow NOR
extensive manufacture OF the hume
Gus articles that are made from pi
iron.
WILL BEoIN JANUARY I.