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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

AN ADDITIONAL LEVY or TWO
MILLS or THE ASSESSED VAL.
uE DECIDED UPON ~ THE
aANlTARY BoARB.

office Of the Governor. Santa Re. n.
a.. June "a. 1904.
puruaant 90 the summons Of the
Cattle Sanitary board Of New Mexico.
J. w. Reynolds. acting governor, and
J. u. Vaughn. treasurer. met at the o.
flee Of tho governor. 20 act as a terri
tOrial Cattle Sanitary board. as pro
vidod py law.
Hon. } ". Raynolda. acting govern
or Of the territory. presiding; J. 49,.
Vaughn, treasurer. acting az aocre
tary. and also VIII G. Barnes as act.
ing secretary Of the Cattle Sanitary
board.
Whcroupon. win G. Ba.aos. acting
secretary Of che Cattle Sanitary board
presented the resolutions OF that body
praying that q special levy on the as.
seaaable value OF cattle within the
territory might be made for the pur
pose oi employing additional inspect.
Ors. and providing other necessary
funds Tor the proper carrying out OF
the objects Of the law creating said
board. and this board being satisfied
from the said statements and rcsolu.
lions. and from other information com.
ing before Il, that Il will be for the
beet interests OF the cnttlomen OF the
territory 10 make such additional levy
for the purposes named. they hereby
determine and order o levy Of two
mills Of the assessablo value Of cattle
within the territory. for the use Of
said Cattle Sanitary board IN addition
60 the present levy Of ono half mill. 20
be known az the cattle indemnity
fund. the proceeds Of said levy TO be
applied by said board as provided by
law.
And n a. further ordered by the act.
iug governor and treasurer. acting as
such territorial Cattle Sanitary board.
that the county commissioners % tho
several counties shall cause such levy
Of two mliis 90 be- made upon ;ho a..
sesaod valuation o. All cattle of the DO
vine species within their respective
counties. IN addition to the ono.half
min levy now laid. and shall cause
such tax 90 be- collected and paid over
20 the territorial treasurer % the orod.
Il Of tho cattle indemnity fund. and
that the auditor forthwith transmit 90
said boards a COPY Of this order for
their information and action.
There being no further business. the
meeting adjourned as a territorial Cat
tic Sanitary board.
J. W RAYNOLDs.
President
Attest:
III. VAUGHN.
Treasurer 81 the territory. Acting
Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

aud bring about e. healthy tone This nT.
Pierce's Fayorite Prescription does, az no
other REMEDY can. II cures the drains and
weakness Of women, and the manu'ac-
turcrs offer to pay $500 in legal money OF
the United States Tor any case Of Lcu-
corrhca, Female Weakness, prolapsus
OF Failing Of Womb, which they cannot
cure. an they ask u a fair and reason
able trial of their means Of cure.
Many people owe their present good
health 10 the fact that they consulted
Dr. Pierce by letter, giving him all pos
sihlc information about their condition,
symptoms, etc. aud received IN return
good medical advice mhf0h COST Mrm
nothing. This Is why we advise You TO
write to Dr. X. v. Pierce, the founder
Of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In
stitutc, AZ Buffalo, N. v.
DR.. Pierce by no means confines him
self 20 prescribing hia Well-known medi-
cines. lie tells you Ia the most COM
nonsense way what ails you, what you
ought 10 do, what line Of treatment
should be followed out In your particular
case, and Il your case does not indicate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
WHlTCOMB springs
MANY VISITED THE POPULAR
NEAR BY RESORT ON THE
FOURTH.

W. G. Butman, tho PHOTOGRAPHER,
came out on last Saturdays stage 20
remain over the Fourth with his fam.
10y.
Mrs. olivia Morton -Birtwcll. Of the
faculty Of the University OF New
Mexico, has arrived and will spend
the summer AZ the springs.
Mrs. H. l. wBlhson and children Of
Clifton, Arizona, accompanied by Misc
Iva Sharp. arrived on the Saturday
stage aud viii spend several weeks
rusticating.
Or. Harry j. Bell and A. J. Cochran.
both OF Dawson. Pa, were visitors one
day last week.
A. Bratlna. OF South Albuquerque.
spent Sunday at the springs, he rode
out on a wheel.
@. o. Cushman and q. l.. Althoinor
have returned 20 Albuquerque after
spending a week AZ tho camp. They
both report having enjoyed themsel.
yes hugely.
Chas. NJ. stenerson OF Chicago. was
a recent visitor.
Mrs. Scanandore and son, OF tho
United States Indian school viii ~.
turn 20 tho city shortly. They have
been spending a month a. the springs
for the benefit OF the sons health. lisa
health is greatly improved.
George Dohn, Miss Bthol Bowaor.
and Mra. Rogers constituted a party
that spent the Fourth IN the woods
adjacent 10 the hotel
Ralph Springer was q visitor on the
Fourth.
Among the permanent guests az tho
springs az present are; Raymond MI.
lor n Albany, Ca Dr. O. D, STROLLER,
OF Macon, Ca; Mrs. W. O. ButmAh
and daughter Of Albuquerque; Char
les Goodel, Miss. Lucy oO0dol. OF chi.
cago; Mrs. O. H. wakefield, Of Chi.
cago; Mrs. IT, X. Coon, n San Diego,
Cal; Mrs. scanandore and son Of Al.
buqueFque; Robert Hauschlld. Of A.
buquoTquo; Miss Ruth smythe. OF Al.
bany, Ca; Wallace Bacon and family,
Of Macon, Ca Mrs. Blrtwell. OF Albu.
querQuo; Miss Sharp, OF Chicago;
Mrs, a. l.. WilkisOn and daughters Of
Clifton. Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
wENoELL MONROE REED.
Biographical sketch Of the Man Who
Made the HoNdo . Possibility.

Biographical sketch of the Man Who
Made the HoNdo . Possibility.
Wendell Monroe Reed. distrios On
gneer United States reclamation ser.
vice. born al MOriah. New York, d..
comber 2sth. 1861. Bducaied at tho
University OF Vermont a BurlinEt0a.
Graduated class 90 1855. civil en-
rineering Removed % Ieadvino. Col.
orad0 90 1887. engaged ln railroad en-
ginocrinK az Ileadvillo until 1883 auu
then removed 20 the Pecos valley in
New Mexico and was engaged fnom
1889 10 1900 wtth the Pccoa Valley
Irrigation company and tho RoBwolt
Land and water company with tho.
Pcooa Valley Irrigation oompany 80
chief engineer and with tho Roswell
Land and Water company as asiing
engineer ana water superintendent
Elected city engineer FOR Roswell ln
1900 and served until 1909.
IN 1909 no waa appointed BY the
United States government as digt7ict
engineer in the reclamation service
Of New Mexico and g,lll holds The
position Since HE appointment ~
the government 10 has iab0~od foF
tho Hondo reservoir. A nrst the
possibility o. me reservoir was
dream, bat 90 this tirolouu worker TIE
credit IL due for making the buiidinR
Of tho Hondo revorvoir a reality.
The government has approved the.
project aud work will begin on sane
In tho course OF ninety daya
The building 81 tho reservoir aasur-
es the future prosperity Of the city
% Roswell.
Engineer Reed was married Ia 1883
20 Miss Margaret Oladdon ot CaFls
bad. ~ "a. lie has isut completed
bis magnificent residence az tho cur-
ne Of Kentucky avenue ana Aiha
quorque street and has one Of tho IN
est homes 70 che city Roswell hrEi-
stor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

the une of hla proprietary mediolne,
he tells you plainly and frankly nhaf
you 10 aoff and the beai possible
method q improving your health . II
you are a young woman, iuei entering
upon the duties 81 life, you should have
good medical advice z e Confidential
nature. n you're q mother Of children,
you may want advlcc about yourself and
how bcst 90 put your EyGirm an order
that your children may BE- healthy. To
sufferers from chronic diseases which
do not readily yield 10 treatment, o. 30
people who are past the youthful stage
Of life and want confidential advice
about their ailments o. theif physical
condition, Dr. Pierce offers % carefully
consider such cases and give the best
medical advice within his power, free
Of cost.
The following experience q told by
Mrs. William ]. Johnson, Of ga John ST.
Appleton, Via, whuau picture b given
above with her beautiful baby n Unjust
say that Dr. Piercc'a Favorite prcscrip-
ton IL remarkably fine medicine.
Before our baby was born I was in very
poor health and the doctor thought that
would not be able 10 60 through with
the ordeal, but, on the recommendation
Of a friend, began 90 use pr pierce's
Favorito Prescription few months be-
fore time for confinement, and Il MOI
only built up my failing health and
strength but made the time Of hlur
much sssicr. kept on taking the Pre-
scriptiou after baby came, for two
months, aud found that i was an the
medicine needed. am now well and
give my most sincere thanks 90 YOU fOr
Iii
who are weak and sickiy knew 81 the
good that Dr. picrce's Favorite Pre-
scription would DO them they would NOT
be long In deciding 10 take H."
cUFD's PLACER
Cupid has no place in a girls heart
u she Ia nervous and irritable. feels
dragged down, worn out ioT no reason
that she can think Of. In such eases the
body Il not sound. The nervousness and
other symptoms are telcgraphcd al over
the body by the nerves., which b. tHe
tcicgraphic system If the human lu.v
because the weak spot demands ttt.u.
ton. The weak back, dizzy tpt. ni
black circles about The eyes afr QUIZ
symptoms. Go 10 the source of Tie
trouble aud correct the lrfcruluuty
The drains on the womanly system ard
the other symptoms disappear This
can be lone easily and intcllgcntly.
Mn. Dora Chiffon General Mcrchant).
Peggy, Mo, writes. For Eve years ] sui.
icrcd with womb trouble, but after using
ten bottles Of Dr. piefce's Fayorite Pre-,
scription have enjoyed splendid health
aud gained twenty pounds, I most heart
lily recommend your Favoute Prcscrip-
ton 10 all sufferers from similar troubles.
Many thanks for the Woman's Friend"
WHAT NARRiED woMEN
should know 4 contained IN that hook
Of 1000 pages, which has now reached
ita sixty. second edition, the Common
Sense Medical Adviser. Address Or. nv.
Pierce, buffalo, N. v. Send ~ one.ccnt
stamps fog the paper-coycred book or 80
stamps for the cioth.b0und volume, the
cost Of mailing only.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
WHERE LINCOLN PRACrCED LAW
oLDEsT PUBLIC BUILDING M a..
LIMOS REMOVED FROM His
roRic SITE TO WORLDS FAIR
GROUNDS.

From SEQ historic site on the east
crn bank Of the Mississippi river. uui
six miles from the city of g. louis.
there has been brought. rioce BY
piece. to tho Worid's rair tho ola
Cahokla court house. which has stood
for nearly two hundred years ana
about which 10 associated much 81 the
history connected with tho 1oulsi.
ana Territory and its purchase
u Dr. the oldest public building iu
The state of Illinois. or On the Mis-
sIssIppi valley Under lta ruof ius.
tico has been administered By three
governments tho French. tho Eag.
lish and the Americans % has been
The scene ~ tho savagus Conquoats
ana civilizations victories When st.
Louis waa a prattllng VILLAGE Cahobia
was a busy mart OF the middle West
Abraham Lincoln. when country
harristcr. pmcticcd law in Cahohia.
Some 81 the greatest speeches doliv.
cred IN the historic building wore ~
the future president Tho house has
sheltered nearly ever person con
nectcd with the early history OF tho
West q was the actual seat Of gov.
eminent from the time ~ be- erection
20 the removal ~ the courts % Holip
vile. the present county seat Of a.
Clair
This old building D. AZ Interesting
intellectually az % iH historically. All
~ the timbors used IN ita conntruc.
tion are heavy black walnut logu set
upright The pieces are connected
with wooden pins and no nails arc
used n has been rebuilt az the
Worlds Fair with only the original
material and % appcars Just as ~
dId upon its old site The structure
ls nov owned by Mr. a Celia and was
loaned Tor exhibition at 50 Louis
Pontiac. the greatest Indian gem
oral the world has ever known laid
conspiucios near the spot where tho
old court house stood. and u was near
the same place that the once mighty
Pontiac's bones rest IN a grave over
which the Southern hotel IN Sc Louis
now stands A bronze tablet In tho
hotel corridor marks the spot
In a beautiful grove between tho
Palace Of Fine Arts and tho Mining
Gulch on tho Exposition grounds q
site was given 10 me old court house
and thousands 81 pofsons who visit
tho Worlds Fair will enter Tee ancient
walls and view the many relies tnat
have boen gathered there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

A case came 10 light that for per.
sistont and unmerciful torture has
perhaps never been oQualod. Joe
Oolohlck ~ Colusa. Calf. writes.
For rs years I endured insunorablo
pain from rheumatism and nothing
relieved mo though I tried everything
known. came across Electric Bit.
tera and iis the greatest medicine on
earth for that trouble. A few bottles
Of Il completely relieved and cured
me-. just az good for Liver and
Kidney troubles and general debil
lty. Only soc. Satisfaction guaran
toed by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
SKY ROCKET
ACTED SADLY AND MRS. p. N. 10.
BATo RECEIVED A SERIOUS
WOUND.

LAT night. a party Of friends a.
sembled At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bohanon AZ 900 North Broad
way, "a celebrate the glorious Fourth
BY firing an kinds Of Gre works. MrH
i.Ohato was present and she toyed
With a big sky rocket. The thing did
not act good. and tho lady'a right
arm and hand was badly burned. IN
some places the flesh poolIng on Her
hair was also sc0rched. Il was a very
narrow escape from death 90 tho
flames. but Mrs. i4obato will 90 doubt
live through Der experience and be
ready FOR en0ther SKY rocket a. the
next Fourth OF July.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
COAL MINER KILLED
Ne 70 MURDERED BY ANOTHER
MINER IN COLD BLoop.

y Special 10 The Citizen. =
y Corrill0s. July b-ous Barn. -
= lima an Italian coal miner from =
y Madrid. WAS stabbed IN the heart y
= and killed az this place yoator. =
= day about 4 O'Clock b. John Mar =
y mo, another italian. a union man y
y who has been living here since y
y tho coal STRIKE commenced. Mar. =
y mo used a minor'a torch stick a. y
y q weapon and q pierced che muir. =
y dorod mans body through and =
y through. 10 walked about seven. y
y tyfeet. then FOIL ano expired Ia q =
= few minutes. har0lina originally 8
y belonged 10 tha uuim but cult =
y them and went bacE 10 wOrk =
= about Two months aGo. and az $
y far aa can b. learned this "a the =
= only cause ~ tho murder. Dep. y
= uty M0utOya took Marin0 20 >
y Santa ~ this morning The muir y
= dered man was buried here this =
= Afternoon. 3
NSNN& SIS SIS SIS - =
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

Some curious historical typowriters
are shown IN the typewriter section
IN the Palace Of Liberal Arta. Among
these is the original typewriter uses
by Gen. Baden Powell. in issuing or
dcru 10 tho British Army during the
Boor war. This machine passed
through toe seigo Of Mafellng and
shows tho marks o. a flying shell.
with which Il was struck At that time.
Copies Of a letter which Gen. Baden
Powell wrote 20 Gen. Cropie. OF tho
Boor forces, on This machine. are also
shown Another interesting machine
from a historic stand point 10 a type.
writer which was sunk on the Maine.
when that vessel was blown up In
Havana harbor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
Cured Of Chronic olarrhoea After
Ten Years Of Suffering.

Cured Of Chronic olarrhoea After
Ten Years Of Suffering.
= wish 20 say a few words In
praise Of Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
and Disrrhoea Remedy" says Mrs
Matte Burgc, % Martlnsvllle. Va. u
suffered from Chronic dlarrhooa for
ten years and during that time tried
various medicines without obtaining
any permanent relief. Last summer
one Of my children was taken with
cholera mOrbus, and / procured a
bottle Of this remedy Only two
doses we're required 10 give her entire
relief then decided 10 try the
medicine myself and did not use an
% one bottle before was we'll and 1
have never since been troubled with
that complaint ono cannot say too
much In favor 81 that wonderful
medicine" This remedy IL for sale
by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

An interesting feature OF New Zea-
lands exhibit In the Palace OF For.
estry, Fish and Game at the Worlds
Fair, 10 tho representation by paint.
ings and photographs. Of tho biggest
geyser IN the world. the giant Wal.
mangu, which, every second day,
throws a vast body Of boiling water
1900 feet In the air. more than ave
times the height Of the biz Ferris
Wheol
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
Sour
Stomach

No appetite, loas Of strength. nsFvsus.
ness, headache, constipation, bed bfualh,
general debility. sour n1ing1 and caiaFTh q
The stomach are Ell due 10 indigestion. Keel
cures Indigestion. This new dl1coVsgy fspFs-
eenis the natural juices q diF1alion - lhey
etiai IN q healthy stomach combinaf With
nv greatest known tonie and foconsinneiiva
properties. kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
only cure indigestion and dyspeps,a, but thla
famous remedy cures all stomach Houhlsa
~ CLEANSING, purifying, aWegfeninF end
strengthening the mucous memtgancs uninr
lhe stomach.
~ 8 8, Dali. = RaFenE9ood W. Va. e1yss-
SO uuatia1 uiih aalu aoulala o. tHarfr fn1ra
~ hdlv."
Hotol bigssis WA Yes Raa
aolilat @g et.oo ei1a holhnF ~ umss a. ~
al1a, uhieh ean1 ~ 90 cauia
vferafet ~ .. q osaiYB a Co., o'iiokoo
hold by "a "a. hgiEgs q o.. ana \.
Vann a n0A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

chamberlalnb Cole, Cholera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy.
This remedy h certain 10 be- need
Cd IN almost every home before the
summer ia over Il can always be
depended upon even IN the most So
we're and dangerous cases. Il is es-
pocially valuable for summer disor.
deru IN children. u 20 pleasant 10
take and never fails 10 givo prompt
relief Why not buy Il nOW1 Il may
save life. For sale By ON druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
PAPER FROM cATALPA WOOD.
Results Of Experiments Are Shown
a. Worlds Fair-EKceis In DUAL.
isY the Fast Disappearing.

~ the Faat disappearing.
Samples Of wood pulp and finished
paper made from the catalpa tree are
exhibited In the Palace OF Forestry.
Fish end Game az the Worlds Fair
10 show the ad, antaEes the tiinber
possesses as a material for the manu-.
facturo Of paper. attention having
turned 20 Il because OF the diminish.
Ing supply Of spruce and other paper.
making wood.
This exhibit 10 but a part Of the
general display Of, catalpa products
and Il shows that every part OF the
timber can be probably utilized. The
body Of tho tree Is splendidly adapted
20 the manufacture Of furniture: and
FOR interior trimmings there ~ no
timber. 50 economically grown, that
excois Il, The International Society
Of Arborlculture. Of which Mr.. John
p, Brown 10 secretary. collected the
display.
Only q few days ago a prominent
New York paper manufacturer visited
the WORLDS Fair and was immediate
" attracted By the catAlpa exhibit.
Having been forced, by the scarcity
of material, 70 move his mills from
The east 70 Arkansas, he was patural
y interested In a tree that haA ire
advantages claimed for the calaipa.
In the manufacture OF paper. pieces
u WOO from four to EIGHT inches In
dlametvf are used. Trees OF this size
meg be grown Ia from four 10 ten
years from the eatalpa seed In work.
ing up the larger timber select logB
can BE- used for furniture and the
branches and waste products convert.
ed into pulp for paper Mr.. Brown
makes the statement that IN q given
period o. ten times as much wood can
b. grown from catalpa az from the
spruce tree.
Catalpa has been grown IN every
part Of the United States and Il isI
said 20 thrive IN an climates. The
international ArbOriculturo Society
has done much toward introducing a
both ~ a commercial timber and az
a suitable plant for ropopulatlnE the
barren forest lands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

tilodo Miller. Harry
Ersoppo, William Noonan. r. r.
iscamillas, Sch Pona. Mano Do
erianO PalesOn. Leonard
Estrada, Fillciano Patlna, Fred
Edison. q. X. CD Pierrounel. Dr. p.
FELTON,, Oscar N.
Ferroll, Augustus Russell &. u.
Franyston, =. w. Regligo, Atanacio
Guiterres. Anto. Shepherd. Peter
MO do Shipley. Samuel X
Gabaldon, Prosll. SPADE. w. q.
iano gninEer Pablo
Garcia bon Nj Thomas. n.
guel ThornburEh, " l..
Guuerrcs, Hltanio Verbock. r.
oaTiqa, Juan Vigil. Caro- Waldo
Garcia, Senior Don Weldemeyer. q. Y.
Juan Wilson. J. 10
Glliigan John Wills. James
oabaldon Carnello Whitaker. Frank
helton, M WEIGH, Mr.-Mrs.
Haenagen, Jas. q.
r. W. HOPKINS.
Postmaster
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
THE LEE ACCIDENT
LOSES LEFT HAND-AN ava
oAMAoED-NARRoW ESCAPE
o. The SKINNER Lao.

The Citizen yesterday afternoon
gave an account Of an accident which
startled the whole o0mmunity The
facts a. then set forth we're praotl-
oally correct 1'ho causes leading up
10 the accident are az follows;
Yesterday afternoon. ~ about 2.to
o'clock. Lawrence. tho ityoarold son
q Engines and Ars. Ffed Lee, q
~ South Arno street ia c0mnnny
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

with Bert Simmer. vas enjoying the
festivities occasionod BY the glorious
Fourth.
The boys were AZ tho Leo homo and
had been .aadlng and firing TOY
cannon. To load the cannon the boys
we're using q abort piece of broom
stick and q hammer Tor the purpose
Of packing the powder u was dur
lng this loading process that the ac
cldCnt occurred. Lawrence was Hit.
ting almost over the cannon, holding
the stick In his left hand. and with
| hia right was using The hammer.
While 10 this position from some on.
known cause premature explosion
took place. blowing Iawrcncos loft
hand almost entirely off aud Inlurlnr
the right eve
Dr. Gutter arrived Boo few
mom0nta and attended the young
mans injuries A little later be- was
removed 20 80 Joscph's aaniiarlum.
where nra. Gutter and Wroib ampu
tatod the injured hand just above
the wrist Joint The extent of injury
to the boys eye cannot yet be told.
but u ls not probable that be- will lose
biz sight
Tho fact that this accident happen.
Cd only illustrates the extreme troach
cry Of gun powder These boys used
every caution possible. and thorough
~ cooled tho cannon after each ais
charge. but it occurred just the same
Lawrence lee is carrier Of one ~
The Citizens paper routes. and 10 a
bright. manly boy. possessing hustle
grit and energy n o. 20 boz regret.
ted that such fate should bcfall him.
crippling hlw for life. and this paper
with his many friends, and the
friends Of the family extend their vim
corost sympathy with the hope Tor his
speedy recovery
The skinner boy received some
powder burns on his breast and face.
but he is up aud around Tho acct
dent was O. lucky one for him
what's the secret OF happy. vigorous
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

Mrs. J. n. stewart. wife OF an o.
flee man employed on the El Paso a
Northeastern, died az her homo IN
Alamogordo the other day. q victim
Of consumption. The deceased with
her husband had Travelled a great
deal IN the past several years 10 seek
q remedy Cor che battling disease.
bat secured no permanent relief The
remains WOro inferred 10 the Alamo
gQrdo Hemeiory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

ootic. TITS purely vegetable An aico-
holic compound for Wumen ia something
no woman ahould take. Womanly
weakness viii always bring on nervous
iritahiiity and alcohol q the very worst
thing In lhc world Coz her 90 take In this
nervous condition. What the wonan
needs u q vegetable tonic, without a
particle Of alcohol IN its composition,
which will build up her delicate system
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
The pin that viii. win an the bin.
Without a grlpe

To cleanse che liver, without a culver.
Take one a night
DoWitts IAttlo Dairy Risers arc
small. easy 10 take. easy and gentle
IN erect. yet thoy are 10 certain IN
results that no one who used Them
10 disappointed. For quick relief from
billiouaness. sick headache. torpid
fever. iaundioe, dizziness and an
troubles arising from an inactive,
sluggish liver. Early RiserB are un.
oquailed. Sold b. n H. Bhggs a Co.,
and 8. Vann a Son.