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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-04

Medical Discovery. After using ten bottles and
four walls OF his Pleasant Pellets, ] commenced
10 improve. My case seemed to be almost 8
hopeless one. Doctors pronounced II ulcer If
the lungs. was sick nearly two years-part OF
the time bedfast. Was given up TO die by ali.
] thought II would be impossible for me 10 live
over night at one time. haven't spit any blood
now for more than twelve months and worked
on the farm all last summer It was Or.
Pierce's medicines that cured me-
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ical Discovery" There is nothing vjust
as good" for diseases of the stomach.
The Medical Adviser" in paper GOV.
CTS, is sent free on receipt of 81 one-cent
stamps TO pay for mailing only. Address
DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Everything in the Fuel Line Here.
Anthracite. Cerrillos and Gallup lump
coal. Cord wood and Finding. AT
Hahn's Coal Yard.
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II IL said that fourteen women in
Paris SCI all the fashions, which ought
to be . great comfort to the 1900, 900
Ameriean men who pay the bills.
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Rt@w Mexieo demands Statehood from
Ire Flfty-Seventh Congress.

The world has bloodless surgery and
blood1ess war. but what 1t wants most
OF all b. a occasional harmless train
wreck
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DENTISTS.
Ellis MacDougall, D. o. s.

N. T. Armijo building, room 2. Office
hours, $3.50 a. m. to 1880 p. m; 1880 p.
m. to 5 p. m. Appointments made by
mail.
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KINDERGARTEN
Miss PhHbriek's

Kindergarten and Primary Department.
Commercial club Nuilding. Conveyances
will call for Highland pupils.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
Victim. Of reo Much Sympathy.

The Rev. DIR. Lorimer. the minister
at the Madison Avenue Baptls; church.
is responsible fer this stor:. though
ne does rot vouch for the truth Of
II, useful as 1t may be to point a
moral:
"A nestfui Of young linnets were In
The corner OF a field in India Having
lost their mother. they were cold and
hungry. They tapped their little
fea,herlcss wings, thereby attracting
the attention Of a huge elephant which
stood near by.
"'Ah.' said the elephant. you poor
little things. You have lost your moth
er. and have nobody to nestle you. /
am a mother. and have a mother 8
heart. will nestle you and keep you
warm And thereupon the elephan.
sat upon the nest containing the poor
little iinuets."-Ncw York Times.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
Hope.

When all our dreams and aims have
come 10 uauEht
Ana dark ming clouds OF feaf and doubt
assAu:
when all In vain some comfort We have
sought.
And ali our friends and eonsolations
fan.
when Sad-eyed, heavy-iidded sorrDw
waits
Upon our souls. by poignant grief oe-
pressed.
Dcernins ourselves accursed Of the Fats.
Who grant Us neither happiness rsr
rest.
Thou comest hoayen-scnt. with beaming
To raise Us from the depths Of our ss-
saalr;
Thou b!d'st us iifi our sisnccs to the sky.
when dnrknI gloom straightway be-
eoucth fair.
The morbid mists which wrapped oar
souls around
Agc quickly by thy influence dispclled.
Anticipated pleasures then abound
And all our fsaFs and doubts are haply
quclled.
The low'rias Clouds their silver Innings
Tho weary read tina, once appeared SO
long
Each moment shorter to Us seems to
grow
Whist all our sighs are turned into
song.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25

| Papa. there are two policemen
here, They say they have come for
some one-what does ii meant"
oh, Only about the chickens that
were stolen, my dear" said her
father mi=erably-
But there are no chickens! Iou
know you wouldn't have any. because
yo,s said they spoil the garden"
Did | say chickens?" Mr. Bromley
Browns dreary expression was tha,
Of victim being led to execution
-Of eourse. mean the forced straw
berries Valentine. NY dear"
The young man was stiii gazing III
the lovely puzzled face of his hoS:is
daughter.
Your father has been SO kind to
NE. Miss Brown" said he. Il an.
struggling over military drawing. Alc
in daily terror OF being plowed-'
oh, You are studying a, the col
lege."
"YeS-I wonder-would you aac
your father care To come over and .es
It some day7-
~Oh. that would be delightful. papa.
dear. wouldn't it?"
Yes. indeed. indeed IL would"
Mr. Brown was still feeling half pa:a
lyzed.
~Gcod-by. Estcourt. my boy" said
Gen. Compton Il have got TO have :
word now with Brown on some most
Important business about which |.
came down"
Lord Estcourt drew a little nearer
20 Valentine.
You will drive over very soon.
then. Miss Brown"
Thank you-l am sure we shall
enjoy IL ever so much,"
Then We won't say goodbye,
think" said he. as he took her hand.
Tho King
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
An Amateur Detective

looked up smilingiy. IL answer to
the remarks OF the old gentleman by
the hedge. he said that he had come
considerable distance-that-and
this with very pleasant laugh
well, yes he was tli-sty and that
there would be plenty OF time to fin-
ish his sketch after luncheon. and
that he thought IL a most kind sug
sestion OF his qucstioner TO invite
him. to have some
For one instant SIR. Brown glanced
neryousiy at silver box and candle
sticks on Valentines writing table.
Inen, murmuring an excuse. he ran
painting 10 the stables: in a choking
voice dispatched the astonished
coachnan for the police. and helper.
with an impressive message scrib,
bled on card. TO Gen. Compton.
On his return he found the archi-
.ect-burglar laughing over a fayorite
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25


book CT Valentines. the Diary of a
Nobody they two talked. Mr..
Brown for his part with curious
observation-disclosures Of books and dif.
iereut forms OF humor.
The parlor maid interrupted them
10 say that some cold meat was ready.
and the two men adjourned TO the
dining room The guest seemed truly
grateful FOR whisky and soda.
That's beautiful old cup he re-
marked. pointing to n piece of silver
of Queen Anne date In the middle OF
the table.
MIR. Bromley Browr's expression of
mingled triumph and sarcasm passed
unnuticcd by the cheerful young Wis
itor.
The clock struck cnc-and he rose
quickly To- his feet.
Thank you n thousand times for
yoLr hospitality" he said. pleasant.
Is. Il am afraid | must be OF. You
sec. am skctching for duty. not
pleasure"
There was n sound OF steps at the
door. and a voice outside. which
sounded Ike word of command.
said:
Where is the man?''
The door was flung open. and a tall,
soliieriy figure stepped quickly into
the dining room.
about?"
Gen. Compton, young and alert for
his years. stared at his friend with a
pair of very keen eyes under white
eyebrows "You told me It was some
very urgent business" continued the
general. Then his eyes fell on the
young man by the further window
Bless my soul. Estcourt. didn't
see it was you in the coruer!"
Yes. and how are you. generai?''
said the young man. advancing with
a cordial smile.
Mr.. Bromley Brown felt sudden
cold perspira;ion on his forehead. He
was entirely unable to utter a word.
"Mr-Mr?" said the young man,
was SO kind as to ask me to have
whisky and soda"
"Ah. then you don't know each
other?" said the general. Brown
this is Lord Estcourt. son OF my old
friend whom l have often talked
about. you know. He Is working like
nigger at the college," and the
speaker pointed toward a distant
view Of large white building miles
away beyond the grove OF pines
'.Estcourt. this Is Mr.. Bromley Brown
one of my best neighbour
Mr.. Brown felt as II some one had
cSe rio A.
head.
Papa! papa!" A fresh yoans
voice came echoing from the garden
and in another moment . young CIR
ran into the room.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
INJURY Up" Lacking.

Almost the first words which Ital.
ians learn in coming TO this country
are Hurry up" and this also ex.
presses the first idea which they glcar
from their new environment. A young
Italian who has been in this country
just six months found. when he vel.
coined younger brother at the end
OF that time. that there was already q
slight difference in their poin, of view.
In deprecating his brothers shortcom-
ings TO a friend ne remarked:
Il see my brother cess too much
Italian: l see he cess not nun hurry
up."
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
Pats Puzzle.

Five or six men were recently chat
ting In village inn. when one OF them
said:
Il say. bets. ye dinners all round
ye can't tell me the answer TO 4 puzzle
knows Of"
Done" they said: q bet We can.
What is IT."
Well" said Pat, why is n journal
ist the funniest creature II the
world?"
After vainly trying for about two
hours they sadly said they must give
1t up.
Why" said the delighted Pat. "be-
cause his tale comes out OF his head.
don't it?"-London Spare Moments.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25

No one who had happened 10 OBJ
serve the figure of Mr.. F-omley
Brown wandering about his garden
on certain mild April morning
would have imagined him to be sui
fering from an acute sense OF regret
for his wasted opportunities.
A girls figure leaned out sHd n
young voice called to him:
Why do you look so solemn. papa.
dear? What perfect day " ~.
Warm and sunny enough for Junv'
Il was thinking" he said. imprei-
siyely. "of how very little material
comfort signifies. and how few Of us
are satisfied. | know | may not look
H. but since my earliest days ! have
often told you. | have had curious,
wild craving for adventure. FOR some
excitement outside the deadly routine
OF n business life II Is hard that
OF business life
Valentine laughed and leaned stlll
further out OF the window. She. for
her part. was absolutely satisfied with
the fair face worn by the world
around her.
Her father took on his goldrimmed
glasses and laid down his newspaper
"Ha this Is most curious,' said
he. What splendid chance II one
could only light upon him-the plaus-
ible scoundrcl! The shrewd young
villain."
Valentine turned her gray eyes on
his shining crimson face.
Listen to mc-val." he cried:
you remember the general told us
last week that the Mumbys and the
Jellicoes had both had their pantry
windows forced open?"
Did he? don't think I was lis.
tening"
Mr.. Bromley Brown here proceeded
10 read aloud an extract from the
newspaper.
The 'architcct-brrglar.' for by this
soubriquet this accomplished crimi.
nal is now known. has been seen, 1t is
believed. not long ago In this neigh
borhood. although probably he is now
many miles away from the scene OF
his late exploits. He is described as
a young man OF gentlemanlike and
military appearance. with fair hair
and mustachc. anG wearing clothes
OF fashionable make"
Mr.. Bromley Brown was soon ab
sorbed in meditation. He pictured
himself. rcsoiute, terrible. cunning
bounding down this distinguished
criminal, bringing him to justice.
He fell asleep TO the .ccompani
ment OF the lark's song and dreamed
that he was the chief of police In
Russia. Waking mp with start he
heard the clock strike -.
a few yards away In the road hs
saw the figure of n young man. tall
fair. yes. and of Enthusiastically soldier
Is appearance. And he was sketch
ing. thrill ran down Mr.. Browns
spine. He might not be the chief OF
the Russian police. but was he not or
the eve of discovery. an adventure
the possible player in 4 great and
dramatic case?
In one moment his mind had heer
made up He would invite this young
man. obviously 70 other than the
architect burglar. with friendly greet
ing. into his house. A hurried word
10 the coachman would send him. on
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
How .h. oahlia Was Named.

A strange spindly plant with nod
ding little flowers was sent from the
city of Mexico to the Madrid botani.
cal garden. in 1854. and, being new TO
the bo,anists, was named Dahlia, after
Dahl. Swedish botanist. Florists
soon noticed the great possibility OF
variation in the flower in color and
size. but it was rare in Europe until
Humboldt brought from Mexico q
quantity of the seed.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
Only the Truth.

$50 your wife accused you Of
spending that extra dolla. in hard
drink" interrosated Guyer.
Yes" replied Rounder. bat told
her spent 1t in fruit"
But You did not?"
'Oh. yes. l bought cherries"
Get out, Where can YOU find
cherries this time of year?"
I'm cocktails"
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
urse. Change in colIee. NJ

Urges Change in College Methods.
Prof. Dewey Of the Boston Institute
OF Technology. in speaking before the
convention Of educators and busin. SIS
men at Ann Arbor. Mich. deplor ed
the lack Of fitness shown by college
graduates for the hard realities of
life. Prof. Ripley Of Harvard univer-
sity. urged the enforcement of busi-
ness methods Of exacting attention to
study all through q university STU
dents course.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
Eairix Cau1hN.

"Ah, my 6arlrSi" be murmure6.
what uzttcn IL that sorrow and
trouble mest of ssecexxity be lurking
in the unknown future! While ! am
with you | think OF rausht but the
prescn;-the superbiy beautiful pres
ent"
so do I. dearest" shc replied.
But youH take me with you when
you buy II. won't yCu! Men have
such queer tns1es In rfnEs!--Stray
Stories
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
comnre,ssd.Air pn~..

"Say!" the man who had never be-
fore attended a concert remarked as
the cornet soloist began his number.
who's the feiier wavin' ths little
stick?"
SSH" replied his neighb,r. that's
the conductor of music"
"Oh! and is the feller with the
horn the motorman?"
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
Just to oblioe Him.

"Oh. let me like soldier de-" cx-
claimed the leading man OF tho tarn-
stormers.
'Oh, II I only had n gun,' ex-
claimed some one in the gallery In a
tone that savorcd Of genuine sym
pathy.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
Room Needed.

Cadleigh-"I heard you would prob
ably have to make an assignment"
Merchant tcoldly)-"You have been
misinformed."
Cadlcigh-"Doin' we'll. eh! Oh.
well. I suppose everybody's business is
big these days"
Mcrchant-''Of course: Otherwise
you wouldn't be able to get yorr nose
into it,
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
Close ovarters Preferred.

Close Quarters Preferred.
Helen-l wish ! had some kind Of
enchantment TO cast over him to
keep him fond OF me
Ned-Why don't you borrow
some,
-Oh. dear' I'm afraid no one has
any to lend"
why. yes. Distance lends enchant.
mert. Have you tried that?"
mo. and I'm not going to- I'D
rather take my chances at close
quarters. rs."-KapsAs City Journal
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
Already Supplied.

A book canyasser went in to Q bar
ber's shop and ask the proprietor IL
he could sell him an encyclopaedia
whats that?" asked the barber.
Its a book that contains informa-
ton on every subject in the world"
There was n victim In the chair.
and he put in feebiy. He doesn't
need IL"
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
The Firat Rank.

you say this cigar is O bad one
Why. think it's might good.
well. I'll admit that it's Of the
first rank .'"-Baltimore Herald.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
A Sudden Departure.

Clapham-Didn't your new cook
leave you rather suddenly?
Bri1ton-Yes. She got mixed In her
dates. She had a policeman and q
burglar call on her the same even
ing.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
Don't Very.

"He has patented = new fountain
pen."
.ls that sol"
'Ycs: calls It the independent :"
'Ah. very appropriate: it doesn't
care whether 1t works or no."
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
Inco0SiStest

Here. yor.- cried big Mrs. Cas-
sidy. -sihsuihc or ro sfhrCike. Oi1i
not hov yc s.aniin' round doin'
nothin."
We'll. oh. well" mcekly protested
little Cassidy. -tis the most onr'as-
onin' woman yc are Last wake ye
told nc II o. didn't behave nesei'
ye'd make ne ssand 'roun. an now
that Dim t,pin' " yc'rc kickin'."
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
ixisa's Lesai.sL

Teacher-You have heard about the
terrible punshmenf Of IxioB. Have
you ever th0axhe oG ehe agpny he
must hare suEercaY
Pupf-Ycs: alv.ys lon.fne fo~ =
chainlczs wheel. Z suppose.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
Hit.

Knowter-weli, after all. yuu know.
beauty II only skin-deer.
Nswitt-Yes. and the people who
refer to that fact most are usually
eStfomely thinsskinned about T.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
Cent ecrs.o t,em

-Ru7 here. aaady-Jh->,y-s done
felIed In The veals.
Too 6aA.- exclainee She old man,
and wanted ~ = * Nit snr No
fhiA aancriDs~-AllsasA CpaoeasuxSo..
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
ons wss.zn,. vssseom.

ons wss.ms vssseenL
Ts1dfx-fAsy say ths.t rich young
waeov Across tAs way b going to
many her coal dealer. what do you
thi1k o1 tkaty
HctaH-Secsihee vumaa. she pro
poses to keeT her nncey in ths family,
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
9nRd Hint.

stayiatc--Do yOn believe In long
courtship. siixx Annier
Miss Annie--Wcll, I'm In favor
Of sixfecn-hour limit ON each ses-
sion"
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
T,kio. Ne chsne.a

Tskins Ne chxnees-
Mr. Younxhushand-Why don't you
try your hand at cooking, dear?
MrA Y--WeiI. will II you will
promise to continue to love me.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
2ssu W~k.

Kanou-TeA In trying to raisc .
mustacbs and IN uuadessax what
color IN - whsa + Aees eome out
n6 pepsEv1 RGxv, I .aAopjd sav.
q ihs Ea1e = aSDsaao - - growing
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-25
A model Of middle essss prespseit,

A model Of middle etsss prcsps-ity.
swift feet. for two or three OF tie
local police. Anothec messenger
would hasten to Gen. Compton. the
sternest OF the county magistrates.
and he would arrive in time to be q
witness Of the discontinue OF . no.
turious criminal and Of the ingenuity
and promptitude Of hts old frichd
Brown.
i. Meanwhile the young man had
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-22
Can't Be Presented at Court.

If any one at & social gathering were to say that an actor or actress cannot be presented at the English court the statement would be received with sur- prise and doubt, and yet 1t is an absolute fact When or how the ban was estab- lished need not be dealt with here, but the old prejudice that in other centuries put the poor player outside the pale of privileged citizenship and the sacraments still lingering survives in the etiquette of an unprejudiced court, says the Lon don Tatler. None of the actors who were honored in the present kings or the late queens reign can as the law stands be presented at court, although the per- sonal attitude of the king and the royal family toward the stage is of the very friendliest nature. A dramatic author, a composer, lyric writer and the manager of a theater are, if otherwise qualified. eligible to go to court, but the actor, no matter how high his character, attain ments and honors, is still in the eyes of the lord chamberlain an unknown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-22
WEALTH OF INDIANS
 GROWS ENORMOUS
Should Be the WeaIthieSt Peo-
 pie on Earth
SCHOOL SYSTEM PERFECT
pr. R. w. McLauehIin's Report on the Alaskans and Indian Missions the Feature of the American
 Missionary Society.

Cleveland, October 21.-This morning s session of the American Missionary as- sociation was largely devoted to papers on the Chinese and Japanese missions, Porto Rico and church work in the south. The chief feature of the session was the report on Indian and Alaskans missions, presented by the Rev. Robert w. Me Baughlin D. D., of Grand Rapids, Mich. He emphasized the fact that the Indians were relatively few in number. The negro question numerically he said, Is forty times as great as the Indian question.
 The Indian reservations today. the speaker continued cover an area equal to all the New England states, New York, New Jersey and half of Pennsylvania. The Indians have in the vaults of the United States government S240, 000,O ,O00 If this money should be divided equally among them and the 2500O0 receiving 1t should go upon separate reserves as a nation they would constitute per capita the wealthiest people upon the face of the earth. The Indian possesses the most elaborate and extensive school system ever established by nation for it's de- pendent children.
 Viewed from the standpoint of govern mental administration, the problem to- day is really how wisely to do less for him; how to give him an appreciation of his possessions based upon character. It is here declared MT. Mclaughlin that the United States government has failed. It has never found the real In- dian. The Christian church can do for the Indian that which the civil govern ment cannot do. The civil report was presented and commended the entire financial administration of the associa- tion
 President Charles F. Thwlng, D. D., L. l.. D. of Western Reserve university, Cleveland, presented report on educa- tional work in the south.
 The business session of the association was held this evening The old board of officers was reelected, except that Rev. A. F. Beard New York, senior secretary was made honorary secretary and editor, owing to ill health. The Rev. James w. Cooper, New York, was elected to the secretaryshp.
 Resolutions were passed complimenting Governor Heard of Louisiana for the stand he has taken in relation to the murder of Prof. LaForest A. Planving of the Pointe Coupee Industrial school. It was voted 10 hold the next annual meeting in Des Moines, Ia, in connection with the National Congregational coun- cil.
 This evening addresses were delivered on the work of the association among the Chinese and Japanese, the Porto Ricans, the Indians, the Highlanders and the negroes. Two colored students of Yale university, both of whom have taken the highest prizes in oratory and debate in Yale, were among the speakers, Will liam Pickens of Arkansas, who made plea for opportunity for the negroes and George W. Crawford of Alabama who spoke on the outlook for the negro. Both of these students are also gradu- ates of Talladega college, Alabama. an institution of the American Missionary association.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-22
ITALIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
All Efforts to Lissuade the Premier
 From Such Action Fails.

Rome, October 21.-The cabinet has re- signed. The decision to take this step was reached unanimously at a ministerial council held today, and after Premier zanardelli had announced that he had sent in his resignation in consequence of failing health.
 The resignation of the premier was ten- dered to King Victor Emmanuel today, and it Is In no way connected with the political situation. This was clearly set forth at the ministerial council. Signor zanardellis health is daily becoming worse. Other members of the cabinet es- sayed in vain to dissuade the premier from resigning, but his decision to do so was supported by Signor Bacelli. minister of agriculture. who Is famous physicion.