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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-08

We will admit that when, as a child
we sang that old song, Il want to be
an angel" we didn't mean It,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-08

The good man who goes wrong 10 4
bad man Just found out
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-08

A good conscience Is to the soul
what health Is to the body.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-08

Too often the price Of liberty Ia pro-
hibttory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
ARIZONA TOWNS

appearing against Burkott Joe took
the trail sud caught up with him az
Jack Tobins trading place. about elk.
y miles north of holbrook
Archie Cameron, an ola time roald.
enc on this county died very suddenly
at Taylor on Wednesday morning AZ
$3.50 a. m. Mr. Cameron drove out
10 the shoarlug pens Tuesday and up.
on hls return to town complained Of
pain near tho heart ZEE suffered
considerable pain during The night and
passed away at $3.50 a. M "Wednesday
morning Archie was one Of the pion
GERS OF thiT territory having drove os
teams loaded with supplies from San
Ga BE. New Mexico. before the rail-
road was built into this territory. iC
was nt one time engaged IN trading
with the Indians. but Tor The past it
teen years has been engaged Do sheer
raising aud vas associated In thai
buslnosa with John r. Hulot ~ th'
time of hIs death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

From the Minor
byron Fauchor. who has been ill
with a complication OF disorders. a.
Eis home 90 tho Windmill. AZ the head
OF the Big SANDY 90 reported TO be rap.
idly recovering his health Mr.. Fan.
cher had a close call and bis many
friends are congratulatIng him on hls
escape from the clutches OF the 'grlm
reaper"
Henry - Mackay and associates
have bonded "a very rich mine ln the
northern part of Mexico aud havobeen
very active lately ib Cos development.
owing 90 some hitch In thC matter the
old owners have been required 10 emit
the price OF the mine several hundred
thousand dollars and this having been
satisfactorily adjusted large machin.
cry Is 90 be put IN and the property
pui on a pay basis az once The mine
rs said 20 be one OF the richest 10 the
republic Mr. Macaay Is Interested IN
mines In this c0suty and Tor several
years has been promoting Mexican
m uCG.
iaai Saturday evening T. W. smith
who was found guilty OF manslaushioi
. Cor thg killing of W. w WC.bourn. wa'
sentenced to ave years in the puultcn
. uary His attorneys moved Cor a new
, trial. whlch motion wgs oygrrulei au,
notice ol appua. given Judge sl0aI
I fixed the bond OF Smith 40 $500, bu
. it was not given aud % .s expected th1
nothing further will bc done ln thu
matter j. j. Mcguire was sentence,
to eighteen months Ia the pen forpasa
Ing fictitious bills. and Henry Mo8ho
was given the same sentence Tor burg
larry IN the second degree Doput
Sheriff walter Brown aud guards JohI
Mulligan and j. p. Gideon. depario
| Thursday evening with The men AM
I win turn them over 90 thc warden @
me peu'tontlary At Yuma The sen
/ tcrcos are an rIght
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
SAN MARClAL

From the Bee
Miss Viola Grace let for her home
,n Chllloc0iho. Mo., after spending
several months 10 san Marclal.
Jones and King. The surveyors, are
.u the vicinity OF Paraio. with about
three weeks work ahead OF them
Tor the grant owners and other large
holders Of land in that vicinity,
Tho following brief note was handed
to tho editor. "MB. N. Il. watkins
donios all charges laid against her.
therefore. N. u Watkins should NOS
have "a divorce and the division OF
property"
After spending several days ia Chi
cago. Or @. q. Cruickshank, strength
ened somowhat by tho rest. proceeded
20 bis old home ln Canada. with
the hope OF soon being able 20 In
form bio many New Mexico friends
OF a prolonged lease OF life and the
restoration o. his health 90 much OF
,ts wonted ylsor
Tho 18Th day Of May is SEE fol
the district conference gathering oil
tho Methodist church Tho moetini
viii last over the 18TH. Bishop Rol
and a number of ministers from
various sections OF the territory ar'
t1 attend There ia To- be preach
ing each morning and evening q
which the public generally is inyii
ca
ON Thursday evening May oth
May day bah viii Dc given in th'
SAN MarcIal opera house undor th'
manarcmont OF the San Marcial band
The band boys deserve a good doa
10 encouragement at the hands of on
cIuzons. and 70 Ia confidently az
poctod tbtt this. thoir nrst bah, vii
prove great social and nnaucia
success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
CHEAP TRAVELLING

The meteorlc but illustrlous career
OF Herbert Cowan. an ex-trainman.
who has been shipping men whole
sale from albuquerque 10 Kansas city
az $3.50 per and sometimes loss. camo
20 a sudden ana disastrous close last
night. whom be was arrested and
placed 30 the city bastiio. Lowan'g
scheme was a clever one and IRON an
accounts brough him good returns.
Passenger train No, 3, east bound,
carried a combination baggage and
mail car rho baggage compartment
Is not used between here and Kan.
aas CITY Cowan had agents IN ana
about the various saloons OF TIE city
who wouia detect anyone caring 70
go east the agents would notify the
ommigrants that they knew q man
VINO would secure for them a cheap
rate 40 la Junla % was g2OO, and
to kansas CITY. @ was sS.bO but n
you didn't have tao exact fair e cheap
oF rate was given.
The bargain rates -ecame very pop.
ular Every night a colony OF CA.
cursionlsts would hc AZ the depot
and more snccklcs would Tow into
tho emmlgrant agent POCKET In
court ho tcatined that be- sent out
SIX.
Ho had a hey 10 the end door OF
the car and tho passenger would be
pushed in and the door locked. A
Size door Ia the car could be unlocked
from tho inside and through this the
passengers escaped az their dostina.
ton Very often ,ae car would so
straight through without "a mishap 60
its occupants a fow nlghts ago An.
thouy Cory ana Charles Daloyd0
wanted 20 beat the railroad TO Kansas
city Cowan had the key 20 the sltua.
ton and having been Informed BY bis
agents that no could get tnom through
10 him they went, one had $500 tao
other fl.7b, and for tina, amount hey
were put inside tho car on No. 3.
Al Lamy they were turned out by q
conductor. Ihey proceeded 10 Las w.
gas on a freighs tran and IN Las
Vegas volunteered return 10 Albu'
QuerQuo and assist tho officers 20
capture the self appointed Immigrant
agent
Marshal Cartwright OF Las Vegas
came down with them and with the
assistance Of Agent Myers ana Chief
OF Police McMillin soon bad mis- nlbu'
ln custody
In Judge Crawf0rd's court thlr
morning no plead not guilty 20 tho
charge of having obtained money un
der false pretensoa and In trial which
onaued. Il developed that there wal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

che Herald,
W. Sherwood loft for Fort Apa.
where ho viii look after hia bust.
.s Interests
Arthur Tonnoy loft for Silver CITY.
New Mexico. whore he VIII jim his
father. who a. working there.
Dr. j. J. Fleming LETT for Phoenix.
who're De was called to testify IN the
.aao OF A. A Pratt, who De- alleged 90
have raised money orders ln che polt
1mco at Wickonburg.
The district schools for Rlchvllle
and Tulo have closed Cor this term
Miss Ia Verne Sherwood was teach
ng the Ricbyillc school aud Miss Lou
Hrroman tho latter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
NEW MEXICO Towns

OF Rockford. lll. woro ia the city on
their way home from q visit OF sew
oral weeks o. the A T. ranch near
Magdnlona.
Canutto GARLIC. the slayer % ~.
lmonIo Garcia. had his preliminary
hearing In Judge Green's court Fraak
KnOblock ana Ambrosio Carroio woro
the only Witnesses summoned By the
territory. Hon Elfogo Baca looked
after the interests OF the defendant
who was rcleastod under a bond Of
$4,000.
The public schools % the city
closed Friday pftor ono OF tho most
successful sessions OF recent yoara.
Tho school board and a considerable
number OF relatives and frioh3n ~
che pupils wore present 20 enjoy me
closing exercises Great arodit o.
due tho board on education aud the
teachers Tor the respective parts they
have taken in making a success 81
the years work
The county commissioners have
inst completed me fob Of putting tho
judges room IN the court house into
first class condition Tho walls
have been palniou. tho wood work
gralnod and vanished tho furniture
newly upholstered. and now carpets
have been placed on the floor Al.
together tho room presents a most
attractive appearance. J. X. Vigil and
Harry Uoutwcll are now employed by
/ the commissioners Boz subiocting the
ciorka room Co the same treatment
g0lcy'a Honey and Tar contains 90
opIatos aud viii not conatlpato IKE
nearly an other cough medicines. No.
fuse substitutes For sale BY .. a.
OWeny a Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
ROSWELL OPERA HOUSE BURNED
LOSS 10 10000 AND OWNERS
FAMILY Lost EVERYTHING.

3. r Patton. formerly Of Roswell.
now resident OF El Paso. gives an
account OF the burning. et $3.50 sun.
day morning, % his opera house and
residence 1t Roswell NJ N. The build.
Ing, which was OF wood and plaster,
5Oxl6O feet, is q total loss.
The theator had just been rohtted,
and the building Improved. Mr. Fat.
toms wife and daughter were IN ne
living rooms Of mo family In the sec.
ond story az the time the are started,
but have no idea what caused the
blaze The family lost an rs private
belongings. furniture. silver. clothing
and so ON. The loss ia 100000
Tho nrst noor OF the building was
occupied by q furniture store and a
meeting room, tho second by liyins
rooms and tho third by lodge rooms
while the auditorium was IN the rear
A. 90 the rumOr that tho building
had beon pronounced unsafe Mr.. Pat
ton says on tho contrary THAI Il had
heon recently inspected by tho city
engineer and approved
Mr. patt0a has an Idea tho place
vas SET ahro Tho theaior had been
dolng a nno business. There have
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
FLAGSTAFF

lm enc sun
s.u HALEY and wife loft Tor Los
Angeles. Mrs. HaHiey, who has been
.l ul health Tor some time past viii
emaln ln California indefinitely
Married. on Thursday April A.
1909 in FlaEstaH, r. A. urandoe, or
Far 40. and Miss MARY a. Camp.
~ cleveland. Ohio They win make
their hume here.
W. F. Faldor aud john LoBarron
'oft for Yuma, overland. whore they
vlll overlook the government land re-
entity opsaod 800 for settlement 30
hat vicinity
JR Hllford and W. O. Henry re
mcH last week from the Apache
nuuly whore they spent hc winter
trapping 0rsNCr Ierv bad N'f'
Iccr snH season
Mr ggiucblN of BayDu Croch
.ss purchased I 900 goats ard placed
ihom boz the Verde valley FOR grazing
He expects To- make well ont OF bis 10
,cstmeut. as 90 ia a profitable cuisines.
r vol carCl ior.
Ral ST. FlOOa,uburE % minisl'
from Michigan, spOnt day OF Two %
our city thls week aud took In th'
un dwellings. and left 90 visit ih'
Grand Canyon after which be wil
.ait southern california before h
turns east
49, no. T'u ho0 vh0 RH been q
u.mrs. hit, iar several years. loi
.r.uUy fg prwoHlt whore ho VIII "
.ID u uuu. having purchased
pharmacy n that city Mr. Timorhol
ISM eeuu oman 0f exceptional husinvs
qualifications and enterprise aud ma
Boz win moot altb SUCCESS n his ue'
uurr s thO sincere wish 'i h'
man. t uIa here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
HoLaRooK.
From the Argus

FROM the Argus
Mrs. Ellen q. Greer Of Concho, Nc.
ompauiOd by her granddaughter.
Myrtle. were here thls week visiting
relatives
Robot Scott ami W. -. Campbell
aame down from show Low and dis.
posed % their aprlng clio 90 A. A.
VandowOrt. agent for Brown a Al
ans. og Boston, Mass
Frank Wallace came Bon from the
headquarters ranch Ho reports that
stock in his section look better than
ho ever saw at this time Of the year
and the feed ls getting scarce and u
rain does not fan within the next thif
~ days % viii Boz very hard lines fol
t0chmon.
Fort Apache was the scene OF
conaagratlon Tuesday, which destroy
"a the blacksmith shop, barn con
ialning "a large amount OK cavalry
equipment several tons OF hay. tw.
grnuoros with over 100000 pounds ol
suln. ALSO several cords OF stove
Eood A number of buildings were
MoWn up 10 prevent the furthel
aisoad of the ere.
Joe knight arrived here. having 10
barge Grover bowman, who BIO turn
I'D over 90 mo custody OF tho shorin
bowman D. the man who Naa shot %
Jim nurkoit at Winslow about toi
daya ngO. After having hla woun'
dressed ha lofi WINSTON to klep fou
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
WILLIAMS

From ,lD NUWH
Ar and Mra % D. SweetNood dc.
Yaripd for two wCgks visit with
.aIativos of the latter on the coast
Col. J. O.. Albright. representing the
great council OF nc United states OF
The Improved order of kod Men, 80 10
,he city. SO win organize a tribe OF
hat order here
THO ptst few days tho Perrin com.
lany has had q force OF men engaged
Ia loading six cars with their years
ron OF wool. amounting 20 lAiN9O
pounds. which was sold Co follower
Donald OF Boston az good hguro
Mrs. N. g. Carr. a niece OF Mrs j.
* Mcdonald. came mp from the camp
accompanied by Mrs Me. and depart
sd for Flagstaff. whore she VIII be
the guest OF Mrs ID. j. bTaunan duf'
.ng the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Harris arrived
home from California They both look
we'll and report having greatly enjoy
"a themselves. AZ tho San Jacinto
springs we're also Bud Emory and T.
j. Uessor the latJor OF Winalow.
HI Aphold received a message 'n.
forming him OF the death 0f his ston
father. ur n. u. Matas. At New or.
cans. The doctor had long been a
resident OF Tucson. where Do was
heavily int,rsted As yet no pariicl
Iar8 have been received but os ho
uad been aIlIng Tor some time DTS
Heath was Ho surprise.
Louis Kiusor arrived here from
Athens Tom. for a visit with ma
brother Bob. whom Doe had NOT seen
Tor thirteen years on Sunday the
brothers departed Tor q visit as the
Canyon and from there go 10 Boh''
cattle camp near Anita Bob say.
he expects TO make a full aodged COW
punchor of Louis N the latter doesn't
rct homcsick and stampede
The two men who docamped with a
1uplo of horses belonging To- Martin
Buggeln. last week, were captured ou
"Wednesday near Pine Springs. They
we're cried here Thursday and held "a
he grand jury Phil Butler and Frod
McCuo wore their names and the for
mer has yet 90 answer for raising d
a check to $40. which was cashod by
Mrs. Harrell on the day tho men dis
appeared
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

From no Cbloftaln.

From the Chloftaln,
Dr. L. 70 KittreIl spent two or
three days in Magdalona tails week
on professional business
W. ~. Saunders, ono OF socorro
coun,y's most nourIshing cattlCmon,
was ln town from bis ranch near
Magdalona.
a. M. Porter III Denver passed
through the city on hls way 90 hla
extensive cattle ranges 60 the west
orn part OF the country
There are Wm0rs that q Mexican
miner was killed in one Of the mines
of the Kelly camp thia week.. bat the
umOrs cannot Dc confirmed
j. H. Terry returned from the Kol
Icy mining dl8trlcl he reported the
camp doing well The Graphic mine
q now employing about 40 men.
Ralph Thomas aud Ralph Hlnchllii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
KlNGMAN

From the Mineral Wealth
Under Sheriff Brown and Deputies
Gideon and Mulligan len f0r Yuma
Thurzday evening wlth Tom Smith
and two lessor lights 10 prison Tom
O. sentenced 90 Eve years hut n he o.
good the time will be reduced. n d.
not a pleasant picture 90 see q blg.
strong man taken on 20 prison. but
the irony OF fate runs ils course
Temper unhrIdied has interrupted
many a mans usefulness
W. r Loo. who has charge OF the
geographical work on the Colorado
river and party. arrived On Kinpnan
Thursday They proceeded TO the
river 90 once under the guidance o.
Frank Barnes. who viii pilot Thorn ON
the trip. Mr. Ice will make most
I thorough examination ot the rock and
general formation OF the river banks
| from the mouth OF the Grand Canyon
90 Needles. and maps viii Boz Issued
/ by the government showing mo com
position OF the river banks. classified
/ In such a way that Il will prove "a.
| least OF lnosdmablc value 90 miners
aud pr0spcct0rs These maps, whCr
completed, can Dee secured on applI
cation Go the government aulhorit.n.
az Washington
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
LAS VEGAS

Ff0l Int optic
Montgomery bell b making col
lection Of hundred Rocky Mnuntain
songstors 20 bee shipped in the near
future Co an eastern concern.
Miss Bessie Maston. daughter OF
nr. Mnston. az chico Springs was
married this week 90 r. 8 GrIgga OF
chico Springs.
Tho Misses Annie aud Caroline
Llchty. cousins of Charles a Schiou
are visiting here a few days after q
long tour of the southwest includlne
Texas ana Southern California rc
sorts Thcy arc now returning Oh
their homo In ncs McIncs. Ia.
accompanied by Mr LIowellyn Will
cd hero two or three years, will b'
palnod 20 learn OF the death OF Mrs
Llewollyn which occurred THURSDAY Al
los Angeles A message 30 G. N
Harrington gives notice that the bod,
accompanied by Mr LlcWeliy VIII
pass through las Vegas sunday M
toru0on ou route i1r thC old home 81
Abba, Ia.
Tho Colorado Telephone company Do
now ngagod zoo T'ringing ila last neN
/ cable The whole city has been re-
j distrlcted and restung with now ca
l blos during the last two or three
weeks. Tho efficiency % the com
nany has been greatly improved
I Whno the cables have boon OH pa
up. considerable moro improvement
| win DO done before the expansion opo
ratlnns are completed.
Ventura Gonzales. n blind begea
OF the west side, was assaulted az ht
homo by hla nephew. Nitalio Con
Yslas Vitauo was accustomed @
accompany his uncle on hls rounds
and ana 10 yesterday. When the.
got home the boy asked Tor bis shar'
In tho profits OF tho expedition. Hi
request was granted except Ia regar'
10 twenty cents. when this was 70
fused nc knocked Tho old man dow
aud treated him badly. The unol
entered a complaint. and the boy hh
/ a hearing.
Mr. Jones brings evil udings iron
The sheep ranges Of the Santa RIOS
country. tie instances the case Of MI
/ Mclaughlin. one OF the large sheo
owners. Landing has begun and on
OF an increase OF two hundred a da
not more than twenty or twonty'fiv
lambs are being saved. In other case
tho lamb crop 90 o total loss. Eve
sh0uld rain come now the grass coul
not start soon enough 10 prevent COZ
linuod loss However the sheep then
selves are Ia good condi,ion. The Voc
clip, however, wir bo light. The laml
ing oeason has not yet begun In n
Hill country. which stretches oastwar
from Las Vegas, 20 the great moaa
where stock Is looking well, and
rain comes within week or tw'
the greater part Of the lamb Gro
will be saved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
wiNSLow

From the Mail
Tho mother and brother OF g. "
Rolley returned 90 their home iu Call.
forn.a the nrst OF the week, aitor hay.
ms enjoyed "a visit TO WInslow.
E. A, Sawyer returned from Mar.
t.ncE and vicinity last week % look
aftor his sheep Ga this section A
portion of them are shoarIng ON Clear
Creek.
Travelling Battery Inspector smith
loon Of flagatan was Boo Wlnslow a
few days renewing the Western Union
batteries. Wlnslow now has 1851
cells OF batteries. the largest amount
10 use between Albuquerque and 10.
Angeles
James Burkott, charged with assau,
with Intent TO KIN. who was tried bo
ioro Justice Finn last Saturday, was
bound over 10 the g.and jury his bal
being Fixed nc 1900. Attorney Goary
handled the defense whilst District
Attorney Moran appeared Cor Che
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

not much OF a case against MN. Hia
victims. Cory ana Deloydo, were
present and testified IN behalf OF tho
prosecution, but the evidence they
gave was OF little consequence. IN
reality ,hoy were deeper IN The mud
than the defendant. they stole ride
and he did not
Judge Crawforu took the case un-
der advlsomont and this afternoon
sentenced Cowan 20 thirty days IN TIE
county jail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

been ten fires IN y swell IN a com.
parativoly short time. says BE-, and
tho people are getting worried. The
town has a good water supply and q
nrst class steam Ere engine.
Mr. Patton VIII bring his wife and
daughter and make his home IN El
Paso. praotlcing his profession az an
architect Ell Paao Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

From the New Mexican
Tho infant boy of Mr. and NJ
Antonio Rodriguez of precinct No. g,
died last evening Tho Chlid wa
only twontyfour hours ola
Ex-Governor L. D. FRINGE returned
from DonyOr. whore D. had been on
business In connection with the Ban
Juan Canal and Development com'
pany.
The slxyearold daughter OF Lci
ter Carrier Oscar Klein. while play
lnE on CorrIllos road was kicked hy
a horse owned by George Diet2el and
badly injured. the principal wounds
being 20 the scalp A local physician
today closed tho scalp wounds with
several stitches.
G W. Dundrow. the lumber dealer
has purchased the timber on The home
stead claims Of the Magic brothers
in tho mountains about nine miles
cast ~ town for tho purpose OF Sup
plying hls portable saw mil which
I la being put up in that section. The
cutting aud saving OF timber by him
win commence next week.
jessie Tr0uimnn qunrtcrmhster aor
goant On tho regular army, stationed
az san Francisco. Cal. and who Tor
/ four years held tho same position
while stationed az Santa Fo. arrived
10 ne city ON Thursday 10 spend =
lew days with old friends and 20 visit
tho grave OF hla deceased wife. who
ia buried al Fairyiew comwory.
Gibson q Dow, proprlotors Of Sun.
mount Tent City have Just completed
and turned over 20 tho postmaster a
lengthy petition signed by residents ui
the Tent city and Santa Pc. asking
Tor FREQ delivery of mail az the Ia
nous resort Tho daily mail for resi-.
dents ol The place o. getting 10 be-
volumlnous and II a. thought tho free
delivery system may Do properly OK
tended 20 sunmount 20 accommodate
the guests at that resort
simon Nusbaum, bookkoopor In tho
office OF the territorial treasurer. has
boon appointed 10 make thorough
examination OF the books OF Colonel
/ Knaebel a. county treasurer and OK
offlcio collector FOR the term com
moncing January I 1908, for The puf
pose OF asCcrtalning the exact short
age IN tho accounts. Travelling Audit.
or Charles v. Stafford % Aiding Mr.
Nusbaum On this work The cheoEing
and examining OF the books may con
sumo two weeks or longer.
Douglas "a. Harroun, youngest son
Of Dr. and Mrs. W. g Harroun, or
rived hero from the City OF Mexico
whore he and hls family reside. NJ
Harroun Is engaged In mining In the
state OF Durango and % doing quite
we'll Tie ia here for a short viait "a
his parents and 90 his brother Phillir
70. uarroun OF San Francisco VIC
with bic wife. spent the past ter
daya here on a visit 10 his parents
but Who len Thursday on their return
10 San Francisco. However, =. p
. Harroun was wired 20 At Albuquer
/. que that his brother Douglas va.
1 here and he returned from th0 Dsk'
. city 10 meet him for a day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

There's nothing ike doing q thlna
thoroughly OF an the salves you ever
heard Of, Bucklin Arnica salyo ia
The best e sweeps away and cures
burns. sores. bruises, cuts, hollis. ul.
GERS. skin eruptiona and piles. ita
only 25c. and guaranteed 10 glvo aaiis
faction by au druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Fever and ague. A nose win usually
iton a chilli a continuance always
cures. Mrs. a a. n. stroud. mldloth-
ian. Texas. May 81. 1899. writes. we
have used Herblne ln our family fot
sieht years. and found Il the best
medicine We have ever used, Cor IA
grippe bilious fever. and malaria SOC
AZ J. II. O'Rioily a Co.