Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-27

step toward recovery In nine weeks was a
different woman my flesh which had been
hsbby became firm complexion clear and my
ewes bright II was simply an indication of the
great change within from pain and suffering TO
health aud happiness"
"Favorite Prescription makes weak
women strong. sick Voinen well. Ac-
cept 10 substitute for the medicine
which works wonders for weak women.
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigorate
stomach, liver and bowels.
aud all this immense traffic will find
its outlet at r,eming. on the east of
this new city of destiny to the Rio
1rande river. and on the south and
southwest for one hundred and fifty
miles immense herds of cattle live and
thrive on the ,ich meadows which GOV.
or these vast praries, and on tho
west TO the Arizona line the same con.
ditions prevail From these vast plains
Deming already receives and ships
east over one hundred thousand beef
cattle annually, and his number is
constantly on the increase. These row
ing herds OF the plains are well graded
and improved stock The Texas long
horn and the Mexican dwarf have al.
most entirely disappeared. and have
been re placed by the improved Amerl-
can stock This business has proved
immensely profitable, and hundreds Of
intelligent, practical stock men. who
few hundred head of cattle are now
Independent ard many Of them rich in
this worlds goods. Another new re'i.
read. and perhaps two more, will reach
this city within the present year.
These, with the four roads already
here, will make Deming a railroad
center of no little Importance. This
Is not all A great smelter and a mum.
Der of other manufacturing enterpris.
es are already decided upon, and will
come at an early period. And again
this is not ali The great national col
ony and sanltarium for consumptives
has been permanently located here.
and this of itself will in comparative
ly short time make Deming city of
twenty thousand people. Preparations
are now being made to care for this
class OF sufferers by the thousands.
This enterprise Is founded on the
broadcast and most humane principle,
and altogether different from anything
OF the kind ever organized in this
country before, being purely benevo.
lent in its character and is so guarded
as to make Il impossible 10 turn II any
way 10 speculation for personal gain
and so practical and it's rules so well
prescribed as TO make failure impossi-
BILE. These suffering people will come
here and get well and invest their
money build factories and open up and
improve the city and country general
ly Now. gentle reader. don't become
alarmed by any danger Of contracting
the disease here, because there was
never known a case Of tuberculosis 10
originate here, and II has never been
communicated 10 those coming In con
tact with It in this climate. Physicians
and nurses never take IL from their
patients. The germs of consumption
simply cannot live here; hence as a
health resort and permanent cure for
this class of people the colony will
grow and expand for generations tc
come Comparing the conditions her,
for making a great city with those Of
Denver. Colo. In the days of early his
tory, We find many similar character
istics.
/. Denver was the great middle cen
ter between the Mississippi river anC
the Pacific ocean for the middle o.
northern route 20 the coast, and had o
necessity TO become a great midwa!
station between the Mississippi rive
and Pacific coast.
Denver had the only location upoi
which to found the great city In Colo
RADIO. II had land, water and the hes
climatic conditions 10 be found In Co
orado
Demtng has the land, water. health
railroad center and in nearly every re
spect stands in about the same rels
ton 20 New Mexico that Denver did I
Colorado. Denver had the miners
wealth OF a portion OF the Rockies I
draw from and the great cattle range
On the east. Deming has the grea
J prairies. east. west and north OF 4