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The Washington times., 1904-03-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HOLD
ING A PROBATE COURT IN THE
NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JULIA HANSON, Deceased. Admin
istratiOn. No. 1l0l6.
ORDER NISI
Eugene Carusi and Charles F. Carusi
executors of the estate Of Julia Hanson,
deceased. having reDorted 10 tha courf
the sale of the most northern twenty
nine CD feet front Of lot mum bered QO
In square numbered two hundred and
nlnety-three t2s3) to Edgar j. Hulse for
five thousand and fifty dollars (S5 O50). II
Is by the court this z3d day OF March,
A. d. 1894 adtudged. ordered and de-
creed tnat salo sale be confirmed un-
less cause 10 the contrary be shown
on or before the 23D DAY OF APRIL.
A. y. 1904 provided COPY OF this order
be published once week for three sue
cessive weeks In the washington law
Reporter" and The Washington Tines
before the last mentioned day.
WRIGHT.
SSeall Justice.
JOHN r. ROUzER.
Deputy Register of Wills
mh24 3lap7
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A PRO-
BATE COURT. No. Y. 036. AdminIs-
tratiOn.
This b to give notice that the sub
scflper. OF the District of Columbia has
OBTAINED from the Probate Court Of the
District Of Columbia letters testament
tary on the estate Of Rosetta Otterback.
iate or the District of Columbia. de-
ceased. AL persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warn-
60 70 eNhlDlt the same with the VOuch-
Srs thereof. legally authenticated to the
SUBSCRIBER. on or before the 18TH DAY
OF MARCH. A. D. 1903: otherwise they
may by law be excluded from an bene-
fit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 18th dav ~
March, 1904. PHILIP Is. OTTERRACK
tSeal) 11O4 11th St Sc
ATTEST: JOHN r. ROUZER
Deputy Register Of wills for the Dis
ITlct or Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court
WILLIAM E. AMBROSE. Attorney.
mhl7.2431
SUPREME COURT OF THE DTsTRTC--r
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A PRO-
BATE COURT. No. i, s76. Adminis-
tratiOn
This is to give notice that the subscri.
Der Of the District of Columbia has OH
tanned from the Probate Court ~ fba
District Of Columbia letters Of admin
lstratlon on the estate Of Daniel TIndaU
late or the District of COluunbI
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby vgar7sa~f
70 EXHIBIT the same with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to ths
subscriber on or before the STH DAY
OF MARCH. a. D 1905: otherwise thew
may by law be excluded from an bene-
nj Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th dav -
March, 1904. WILLIAM TINDAIT
tSeaL) 2lO3 California Ave. City.
attest: JOHN r. ROUZER
Deputy Register Of Wills for the Dis
Flct OF Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court
PHdLIP TINDALL. Attorney.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24

CT ISSUING ex changes, and said his com.
pany WAS always ready 10 reciprocate
with suburban roads.
Thomas ". Smith took exception To
this on behalf of the East Washington
Citizens Association. lie specified a city
point where transfers were refused. Be
fore Mr. Dunlop finished his answer an
other Ene was taken up by the commit
tee.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF GOLUMBIA. HOLDING A PRO-
BATE COURT No j. 9SS. Admins
tratiOn
This is 70 give notice that the subscri-
bers Of the District of Columbia have OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court of fba
District Of Columbia letters testament
tary on the estate of Louise c. Stone
MeserOle. late of the District Of Col,5rn-
Dla, deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof; legally authenticated. TO the
SUBSCRIBERS, on or before the 9TH DAY
Or MARCH, A. d. 1905: otherwise thew
may BY law be excluded from all beus-
1T Of said estate
Given under our hands this eth day OF
March, 1904
AEBERTINE STONE,
GEORGE F. STONE
(Seal) 3l24 q Street northwest
Attest: JOHN r. ROUZER.
Deputy Register OF Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court
JOSEPH STEWART. Attorney.
milo. 1924
The Washington times., 1904-03-24

JOHN r. ROUzER.
Deputy Register Of Wills.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24

n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HOLD
ING A PROBATE COURT. IN THE
NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JULIA HANSON. Deceased. Admin
istratiOn No 1I0l6
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
c0LLlnL N - lIl1In0nn

fho Phoenix Republican. leading rr
H.''.an uaHor of Arizona. says of the
" Un republican convention
thIl city.
lhc delnai of Delegate Rodoy Tor
nomination Loo Now MelIco undoubt
'F means defeat for fho scheme to
I.u Arizona and New NogIco together
one state The republican c0uytn.
.0u 1t Albuquerque 0n Tuesday nom
mated 49, no. hu7rews r1r delegate
81 t1c decisive majority of ae against
udUI In total nf fG5. % H lua chat
Ir R1inys defeat 40 che hands of
lr Andrews .s due Io local causes
uurtly apart from che statehood
HutHn senator Andrews ls an am.
..ous and wealthy man. railroad
HI'd0r and O. good organizer and bo
ad been buIii.uE his fences zoe
lon.hs while RodCy folt secure ln INC
UIai that hc would have mo- opnusi.
1n but tbo result win bo construed
30 Washington lH New MpxIcos Yer.
Iot against Joint statehood
rho roasou why This must ho so Is
un Mr Rodry s Goo foremost
hampton of tho oncstato scheme.
''tor hb1ruE for years with great
rdor for Iho adm .ou Of Ncw Nox.
.0 separately Ir RoIry last winter
.ccamo convinced that there was mo-
Immediate prospect of SUCCESS tie
ls ..I OBJ believe chat o. Sew Mexico
500 Arizona would lcuuI0aro m the
arrangement they could bo admitted
ono s.a.e. aud ho forthwith began
advocating tlU scheme Tho 900 was
Hsod by tho house and rests In the
auafe. whcrc % may Doe acted uuou
h. winter Had Mr Rodey been ro
dominated. followed hy reelection. the
position ot the pending BIN would
have boon Eroat'y strengthened. al.
hOugh at best 90 would be impossible
Zoo pass 90 Boo tho senate without the
active support of President Roosevelt
'but whom Mr Rodov returns 10
Washington ln December 90 complete
.is present lrm ho win nud that de-
cat no Che hands of hls party at home
HGr deprived blm of h.s influence ln
behalf off fho blli Tho enemies of the
measure W'.l NOT bc SLOW to point out
hat evidently New Mexico Or quite
ns much opposed tD tbe proposed
mcrser as ia Arizona. and Do viii hr
u vain fUr No. Hodoy to oypll'u that
Dbl defeat was accomplished hy tho
1irII. politicians who would ho l'ie'y
o ho Hs willing as ho to advocate the
consolidation of ths two territories
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
Esulr OF InE lHEn

RcnortE oi uFhfs between the Japa
and Russians m their uudorclothes do
not seem s0 very strange to the West.
minister Gazette which recalls az
least one precedent in history The
Gazette declares that tho most re-
markahle instance of fighting GA dis
habUIe is tho famous Battle of the
shirts. which t0ok place in i5l4 ou
thp shores U io.h luchy. ln the
Highlands COL 5eutnud between a
band of FlaaDra anu Macdonald Tho
day Wa so boot .hat Ue rombafants
im.a uI nos 1nh their plaids. hut
thU l..I ll iho.r olUthD. aud went
nt DO Boo h..r shirts Even then che
heat Wua uunpauhio. and many wear
lyd wIth They big tUo.hnudpd
swords. rushed into tlo cool waters of
thu .aeb and fought there with their
dIka Lord lovat whose desperate
vai0r earned for Dim thp name of
"CrWadh Ch0scnr ltbc hardy
slauehtororl. AND DIS SON we're killed.
Ia fact. Dc d. said that only four of
the Fmsers came ont of the fight
alive. and uut many more OF che Mac
donalds who. however secured tho
victory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
$40 Reward. 500

The roaaors Of 'hIs paper uIu De-
pleaded 90 learn that there Is NJ least
one dreaded disease That science BIAS
hCeu able to cure in aIl It8 stages. and
that "a Catnrrh Halls Catarrh euro
o. fhe only positive euro now known
n tho medical fraternity CaHarrh
being "a constitutional disease. re
1u.reH constitutional treatment
HALLS Cotarrh Cure is taken internal
Dr. acting directly upon .ho blood and
mucous surfaces OF tho system. there.
b} destroying me foundation 0f tho
disease and giving tho patient
strength by building up me cons,ltu.
zion ana assisting nature n doing 60
work Tho pr0prIot0u have sl much
faith in lts curative powers chat they
offer Cho Hundred Dollars Tor any
case that 70 falls 90 cure. Send for
Nsf OF testimonials Address p j.
CHENEY q Co. Toledo. % Sold hy
leading druggists. 75c. Take Halls
Family Pills for constipation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
THL hnRk CIRE

Labor H Worship and Warh .s a
tonic 20 keep tlo p0l.s open for
honest sweat and b. Keeps me good.
red blood Boo circulation IL Is health
ana enjoyment WHOM properly CON.
sIdrred. sIuIh uud .1H huya "a de-.
muUlzIug effect uu body and brain.
Work makes character and tissue. as
wen as muscle
To laugh happily and loudly Uu
of heart whore .ho blood s pump
iur i0y1usly through "a l.atay body.
o. only the privilege 0I th. active THO
lazy individual has us HuF t0 a.H
laughter poo z0st t1 HI. enjoyment nE
me.
Tho 'rest euro" has uaeu exploited
10 I'H limit Pow over suffer from
ofCrwork. and these tow ar. lha .'c.
Tins of habits attending tbe'r heavy
tuHlH rather thHn fle TASKS thom.
sCNca Tho invalid whose financial
c.rcum siaurgs arc rlEr' much
Oiteuor Iu need of "Wurk euro than
o. resi cure laHeaur and Incidence
ufe mclaCes i0 mUntal and bodily
health The ovorWorkcd account
uut may bc tho victim uf cigarettes
and Welsh nredi.s
DOB this connection. tho practically
minded may woll concur in tho theory
advanced lately hy me 'noat1n Med
ica and Surgical journal" which la of
iho opinion mat mo timo has come
f0r ayaiemaucal method of treat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
NEW MEXlCANS TO
HAVE GREAT FAIR
ALBUQUERQUE TO BE THE scene
NEXT MONTH or slK.oAY ExHI.
BlrloN or RACING, FANCY RIO.
ING AND PRODUCTS or TERRI
TORY.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

A broker ls "a man who helps h
customers to Fo broke
Don't waste your time You wi
need Do an before you de.
Tho plano practice cot a rlu Is mt
sic 40 her mother only
Discard truth and bau your hoo
with fIaltoy when you fish for suci
ora.
lt is sometimes safer 10 throw kls.
as az girl than 70 81 to hand them d
her.
A married woman wants pro'ocilo
at homo and free trade at che Oh
goods stores
Many mans reputation for wI.
dom is duo fo rho fac, chat hc leave
She most of hIs remarks uosal
The man who writes a Iovo iotte
doesn't necessarily make % fool g
himself Ho may neglect To- lorwar
t.
lt. as tbe newspapers would nav
us believe all brides are beautiful
whore DO all the homo'y Marie
ladies come from Chicago News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Milwaukee Wis. Sept Ia The
United brotherhood of Carpenters and
Iu.UDr oi America mes here today I'm
biennial convention between 500
and 90 delegates n'IgI tha West Side
Turner han whom fdo convention was
ca.i'd t1 CrIar hy President william
Huber ln addition to Iho deleratcs
from aI. parts of fae country those
present included delegates from Cau-
1da Porto Rico and tho Hawaiian H.
lands
After Ih. address of welcome ANA
responses ana iho %. Ieutmput OFF tho
usual comm tecs tbo convention td.
lHuruHi until tomorrow The body
HIl Doe iu session two weeks but after
today all sessions win uo executive.
The convention bu au unusual
amount of Important business r1
transact FIu. and foremost 600 hp
program .a the proposition tu amalEa.
mate With The AmaIsamatol Society
of Carpenters and IouorH. an Ene.
Deb orslu.Huu1u with % membership
of nhou. 5000 Zoo this country An.
other Important matter before tho con.
FOu.IUu Ia the question of permitting
political discussions in inc various
locals of the carpenters unions
throughout the country. should tho
question bg decided .u thr affirmative
thc result would bo that fho brother
hood would have 200 sever ua c0uuec.
uun with the American Federation OF
Labor as the latter organization Dor.
mits mo- union affiliated with % t1 aI.
low poll ..cM discussions of auy nature
during the meetings
The San Jose Cat local union win
propose an amendment providing that
mo- shop COZ mill shall be entitled to
'uc label of lho brotherhood unless
70 has un CiEhthour work day and a
minimum pay cqua. to the minimum
rate paid hy union shops in the same
locality Another amendment Goo tho
constitution will ho submitted by the
local union 1f Seattle which provides
that an strikes brought about by tho
differences existing between trade
unions shall not bD sanctioned by the
executive board nor shall thoy receive
financial aid tr1m the Eenorl office
The report 1f General Secretary
Frauh puny shows total mombo
ship off lal2nl bn increase of aHnut
40 900 since the last convention SEQ.
rotary mny Ui.I probably bo rsolect.
ga without opposition
Among those mentioned by .tho s0-
cIalists fo oppose tho reelection of
President Huber are John MrlnIu. of
Denver Sidney D Kent of Omaha.
and lohu W suytnn. of Newcastle.
Pa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
GETTNBUR6 MONUMENTS

There are said to be more than
47D monuments ou tho battlefield Of
G,tfyHhurs. which DOmr.iu,s about
10000 acres. Many individual reg'.
mcnt have placed stones to mark
their positions Boo enc nElt ono mon
umDt SIXTY foat high aud erected
nt Ihg cost uf 100000 by tha govern.
mout. maft tNe spot where President
Lincoln delivered hiH memorial
speech. Several equestrian atatuos
OF northern generals huf. been erect
cd The Soldiers National cemetery
ON Cemetery hUI which played an
important part 600 csc baltic was in-
curp0mtod March 21 1884, by the
Ponnayl,aun assembly Taorn were.
u 1891 E.sl5 soldiers ur.l Boz the
cemetery. Tho known dead arc Boo.
torrrI hy toto8. and tbo unknown
dead. of whom there are $40. are bur.
iod together lu 1872 tho cemetery
was transferred to tho uuiIoI states
government AND Dr. Wn1or the care ui
tho United States 1uartormas.or gen.
cral Avenue permit "a s.Fhiseer to
follow thc course of che battle and
mark the positions 0t che Union army
Recently tho positions of tho several
portions of tho Confederate army
wera designated u suitable man.
nor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
WILL EeA ceftr N,rlo,

Porhhp, mo- nation In tho world ls
sn united ln the conduct 0f ts poll.
tlcs. as is Japan. Among tho load
'r8 'hUrr appear to Dee no Jealous 81.
Do naCrcapping. mo- baudicaupiae
From The mlkndo down. including
tho private soldiers. all seem 20
work as O. uuii lu the interest of tho
nation An realize that in her trI.
umph there is glory enough Tor all.
Considering these conditions. the auc.
cess 0f chat country Zoo her war with
Russia .H not to ne wondered at
40 tho inception of the war the
world generally stood aHhast go tho
'cmerIiv of little Japan as sho was
called ouraeIng in war with mighty
Russia, and thc almost universal pre-.
l'DI1H was that she would meet with
'Don1y md crushing defeat: and ihero
arc. oven now. says fhe ST. Louis
STAR those who are disposed TO be-
lIovg 'h9 ilu8sia win eventually come
ont me victor. and that Japan VIII
bee compelled 90 sue for mercy
AS ihe first prediction proved far
nciols. so VIII tho last Japan b. not
fighting Co humble Russia. bat for a
principle which is vital t0 nor tho
principal oi unity. no. only Tor hor
g.if but Tor China.
To-day Japan On one OF the powers
of ihC world. and 90 Is safe 10 say
ihai as tho years progress. her pow.
or win increase until q reaches
point whore 10 win prove "a Vital force
ln tho settlement of tho mootod cues
f.uHa between tho nations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
UNSEEN HAND STABBED
WHEELER RUBIN
LEWD WOMAN RRoKE GLASSES
m SALOON AND rs THROWN
OUT.

AS the result Of drunken row
which occurred in Douglass a Rublna
saloon. old Albuquerque at 3 o'clock
this morning Wheeler Rubin Is at the
So Joseph hospital with am ugly
knife wound In his riehf breast
The row began when Josie. % lewd
woman came 90 tho saloon with two
MosICaDs. natives of Mexico She
throw several glasses AZ different poo.
pie loo me place Rubin pat the WON.
an and her c1naort out oft doofs aud
was about 90 follow when hand
flashed 90 the darkness and knife
was plunged into hs breast SO ar.
rests have been reported
Rubin formerly worked as r. bar.
tender at tho Al,arado hutoI and has
always horne a EDad reputation
Nuh.us condition ths afternoon
cannot ue determined Tho knife
un.rgd between thp drst two ribs and
uuncUrod the lune Several days may
lapse before ihD reef effects of the
sound are asrcr'alnod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
LIFE SENTENCE
FOR MURDER
JOHN wARlNo. ITALIAN MINER,
PLEADS GUILTY TO KILLING A
FELLOW WORKMAN.

Tho district court of Santa Do
county opened yesterday morning at
iu o'clock o.. fho Capital city Judge
John R MrFo lIlug. and tho
clerk. a. NJ Uursaro. at BITS desk
The c,I s8so OF Eugene A.
F.sko vs enc American Consolidated
Copper company "a au.f Involving "a
balance due f.r professional services.
uuI partially tried on Saturday after
noon. Haa concluded th.s morning. the
coHg randor'ue % irdsmort ln favor
of 'HC plaintiff f0r .bo sum 0f g..
s1Ela.
T0. criminal o.aa 1f fbe Territory
Fa John NaruI aB italian. indicted
inr KILLING r1uuuymau. of h.s by
thD name of pe.Df BsnUu0. 90 Cerlll.
ns. 600 Goo inIrth day OF July. last. waa
ih.u called flr TH. Tine defendant.
represented hy hIs counsel %. NJ
h.H $780,. fHU consent uI emo district
attorney Withdrew h.s ploi OF not
guilty and .utgru1sei one of guilty
of murder boo tho second degree. where
upon thg court sentenced nae dgloud.
amt tu imprisonment loo the penlen.
t.ary at bard labor for 'ho period of
hi. natural iI.c The killing arose Jut
of % strike existing af thH time off tho
murder .u lHo Madrid coal mines. at
Madrid boz t1.s county emo defendant
being union miner ana the deceas.
oi. HarlIluu. a u0nuu.oH man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

An increase of che arid land rcrlu
nation fund held by the treasury t0
approximately $4,000 900 90 aun0unc.
eos u iHe report of The auditor for
The interior department for me lscnl
yoaf ended tune 30 This De- che fund
accumulated from the proceeds ui
public lard salrn Dob California. Colo.
RADIO. Idaho. Kansas. Montana. Ne
braaha Dakota. Utah WaahIugtou
and Wyoming. and soI apart under
che aci ol congress of lunr o. 1909.
Cor the construction and maintenance
OF ifrlr1tion works Ior che rorlama-
tion ol arid lanIs .u these atatca and
territories Tho fund thus uccumulat
od and soI apart I1r ihe three fiscal
years ended june 10 1908. aggregated
g1G4if93a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
EXCURSION TO SANTA FE
SOME INTERESTING POINTERS
FOR NEXT SUNDAYS CUTTING.

Eight cars have been ordered for
tho excursion t1 Santa Do most SUM
day
no 81 me Iutgni.on f0 Abo both the
city bands uu tbo excursion .o Santa
Fe nDNt 5audaY
Zach lodeo g1ue on tbe excursion
n Santa De nest sunday arc request
.d lo decorate their car as they see
&c.
The EIha of fhis oIty win occupy a
special ear uu che excursion 90 Santa
fo next Sunday Tho flka oft tho
Capital city WIN Keep open hlus. on
JhBI dag
TING italian society of tha ..ty VIII
su fD Santa Fg ugNt SUNDAY Iu body.
they viii have O. special ear and viii
so Do uniform and bee accompanied
hy The italian band
Tao knights OF Col, lho WilI occu.
py "a whole car on tho Santa ne oE.
cuulon The lodge Is strong DO This
city and expect 90 get largo accos.
sluna On che near future from Santa
Fo.
The old Town Mutual Protection
society viii go Ga a body on the saa-
Ga be excursion next Sunday. They
win go in uniform ana win be ac,
compauIed boy the First Regiment
band
The Fraternal Union of tnis city
number over three hundred members.
Tho society win occupy a special car
ON tho Santa be excursion next sun.
day a committee OF the society ls
now out selling the tickets
The Care 90 Santa re on the big
excursion next sunday Is only S2O0
for the round trip Tho train win
leave this city at 1880 sharp. and Wll
leave Santa Pc in the evening az ox.
aoily 3 O'Clock u has loon decided
that no voting of the pas opRom WIN
Doe allowed io change This program.
Tho Enelca of thIs city Intend 20
have o. mla tmo next Sunday They
san $50 lu body Boo a special car on
tho excursion to Santa Re- A com.
mliico ia now out sollIus the tickets
The Eagles who ro to Santa Fo viii bo
fiyon O. rnns.us reception hy tho Good
Fellows lodge 0f the capital city
NW Unr..rf. fh. aaufa IN. ft.n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

mont (which shall have work. either
physical or mental Tor lts fundamental
principle Tho Journal goes on 20
way That "oyerwork aB the term is
popularity employed means almost
nothing 90 is the rarest possible o..
pp.iuco to come in contact with q
person who is really sufforing from
H.urwurk as such
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

When troubled with constipation
y ChamhcrIa.n's stomach sld Liver
Tablets They are easy 90 take and
produce mo- grIpp.ag or other uuplgas.
ant effect For sale hy an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

The officers oi San nCrnarlno.
Cal are having "a sroat deal OF trou.
hle nn ac'ount of strikers aud strike.
breakers elashlng and many fights
are recorded sau Bomarlluo ls a
hot bed of vicious mon. and b ls
anoui Time that the had olfmonf D ron
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Roman sandoyal % laborar DOB the
local shops moi with q painful accI-
dent yesterday and was taken to tho
Santa Fe hospital a largo bar of
ICON dropped on Dos rirhi foot facfur
lug aud crushing hia sr0ai too. % WIN
he SOME tlmc before DO ia able 10 ro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Miss lielou Gould is cap efci I
El paso ON ihe l8ih uf October. bel
mission being io INVESTIGATE tho ioaa
Utility of erecting "a large s. ~ a. a
buildlng o. % said that she Win prof.
ably stop at several other places l
Now MoNico at the largest t0wua SYST.
a similar object in view
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Miss NJ Armiio lofi thIa mornu
for a visit tn The woHae fsir p
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24


1ther strong Main,
erals but guar
auteed entirely
vegetable Write
us aud our pllyai
clans will advise
without any
charge whatever
OurbootouRhcu.
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N'i"iNNHai hhiHt htHN 20. InuN.
SIX yclfl ago had "a severe attack of
lnlauunHiop NhcuWlufu ! was laid up
lu h.d t1f sis months. and the doctors /
bad did mc no good They changed med
iciucs every week and nothing thry prr.
ncrhcd seemed to help mc Finally i De-.
gan thr usc ui S s. S My knee and elbow
joints were swollen terribly. and I'd one
time WF joints were Nu swollen aud pain.
Col that J could NOT close them when
opened was $50 hl1 that could mot
move knee coz foot waargitinE discour.
aged you may he sure when heruuS S
s 1ui as fiw % was helping mc i couiin
ucd %. and to-day ANA O. sound weII man
aud have never bad return of th. iise1sr
S 5 $ purified my blood and cured u.
of ihis severe case of Rheumatism affer
everything elte had hiied have rec.
commended it Go others with good ro
suits n II CutruAn
I5ssMt Vernon Ave
The poisonous acids chat produce thp I'm.
Examination 8nI pain arg absorbed Iuulfhe
blood anl Rheumatism cam newer Ureau.
quergi uI these ace nrutmlilcd urd In.
tered out Ul ODE blood lui system S. S =
goes difer.Iy into Coo circulation and I'D.
bCsa ihc diacasc itself M uurile. aHI Ia.
stores Che blood tn a healthy. v..arous
condition 10 coHilIuaro POTASH ~ .Ii or