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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15
Las Piedras, Stbre. 9 dc !, 904.

lbs IbuT do, 0tUTt. US I, JV4.
Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.
Respectable senior Desde esta fs-
cha me separo del partido Republica-
no ingreso en- la Union Pusrtorri-
quena que es un partido que merece
todas mis- simpatlas. Las decepciones
sufridas por una parte de los que fue-
ron mis- correligionarios y por la otra
ell rumbo y mala direction que vengo
observando en- los que Sc dicen Jefes
del Partido Republican,, me han hecho
tomar esta dstermin acion, la que des-
de luego suscribo con toda la sinceri-
ad de mi alma.
GENARO GONZALEZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15
TRASLADOS De LA POL|C|A

En- la policfa han sido hechos los
siguientes traslados
Sargento Guanill, y guardias Ju-
Ito Castillo, Primitive Hernandez,
Juan Santa go y Ramon Delgado, de
San Juan Fajardo.
Jose Arroyo, Limo Ramirez, Ra-
mon Santiago, Pablo Diepa, y Juan
Montiia, de F'ajardo San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15
CuadrO d[amdtiCO
Debutara en- Caguas ell pro-
ximo domingo

Sc ha tornado en- esta ciudad un
cuadro dramatico del que forman par
te las sef1oras de Vizcarrondo Capes-
tani, los senores Pousa Capestani,
todos ellos muy aplaudidos en- nuestro
teatro.
Ell proximo domingo debutara en-
la ciudad de Caguas, para donde sali6
hoy su representante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15
Senorita Lolita PujaIs. .---San Juan.

cia al Jurado, prefriendo ser juzgado
por el tribunal que preside Ell senior
Tous Soto.
Sc dice que la resoluci6n de Var
gas obedece 4 conscios de Caqulas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-15
CORTE MUNICH Al.
Condemns impuesats

Jeck Kats condenado dollars
de multa 80 dias dc arresto.
Ezequiel Gonzalez Is dollars
Is dias de arresto por aggression.
Angel Rosario por fraude al E'ue-
bio de Puerto Rico, 80 dias de ezrcel.
Apieeto Santana por fraude Gle
Rentas Internas 30 dias de carcel.
Agustin Arbelo por aggression fue
absuelto.
Pascual Rivera por agresion IL
dias de arresto,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
OFFICIAL MATTERS

tfrnm Tuesday Daily CltItcnl
neloqatca 20 tivcstoJk Convention.
aaturnur " A Ofor1 has in accord
ancr With Tho request of Che officials
~ the National Livestock association
10 ~ governors OF states and torrltOr
lee tO aupu.ni three delegates no large
70 o. olrht annual convention at Don.
W. on January t0ti. made the fnl.
ioWfue appointments George n Web
stsE. d.. Carlsbad. william Mcintosh.
CASH. and ~ w wills springer
Articles Of Incorporation Filed.
Nhn following articles OF incOruum
lies have hccn nlpd in the ONCE OF tho
Territorial secretary = W Reynolds
Tho Chaca Coal and iron company
CaEltai stock. $3.50 900. divided into
r6 o0u shares OF the value Of $40 each.
The principal place Of business win
be- Santa Fo and The torn ~ exist.
onUo hHy Years The incorporates and
director f0r the nrHt three months are
Amado Chayra Chenille A Collins
sad lrpuo0 T.. ChByas. hU residents of
Santa Fn The object uf the company
10 90 carry un general business BOB
ne mining and selling of coal and ua
by nruIurfH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
INDIAN SCHOOL ROAD
from Mondays Daily Ciuzcnl
ACTION TAKEN BY BOARD or
COMMISSIONERS LAST eATUR.
DAY ERNOoN.

East saturday afternoon Adolph
nnrsCh. with Manuel d. springer and
Carlos a. sanchez che recently sp
pointed county pummlsa .uyrs huid n
meeting. aud was organized hy the
election uf Mr. Hnrsch aa chairman of
tho ueU board
Iu tuo matter of the petition OF =. A..
WoInman and twenty eight others Cor
The establishment of e public road
from the government Indian school to
the Fourth street extension. che fol-
lowing order was adopted aud placed
ON the books.
Whereas. Tho owners of land
through which the said proposed road
will pass have an. with the exception
OF A. Vivani filed in The office Oi thls
board their respective claims in writ
Ing for damages Boz consequence of ca-
tab.iahmCut ui the road. fhC land of
tho said A. Vivianl being only l7l OF
an aero;
Therefore. o. De- ordered Boy tho
hoard that David j. Moizgar. "a compo.
tont dis.ntofosted taxpayer OF this
county, Doe appointed t0 act al an APP
pralaer with the commissioner. G.. E
Newcomer heretofore appointed to
View and examine the ground aud re-
p0r the amount OF damages sustained
by the claimants along the line Of the
proposed route, after deductlnR there
from the benefits that will result from
the establishment of said road
u is further ordered that the clerk
notify said owners Co choose am APP
praiser as provided by law 90 act With
tho said g. ~ Newcomer and David
Motzgar. ON or before December A..
1904, who shall inform the clerk ln
writing of such selection. notice to be-
given by mailing a copy thereof 60
each OF said owners and ln case OF
iailure or refusal on the part OF said
owners to choose such appraiser. then
the said a. o. Newcomer and David
NotzEar are directed Co name the
third appraiser % o. further ordered
that the clerk notify each uf said ap.
praiHers of hiH appointment and that
they before entering upon their dutios
lIle ia the clerks office their Oaths in
writing that they viii faithfully and
ImpaUially discharge their duties
3 The owners who have filed claims
are as follows old Albuquerque. A.
A. Gentle. $500. NJ the county fences
the road: nalbina Lopez. $3.50. Jose
lopez $3.50. Andrea pcroa de- Garcia.
3216 New Albuquerque Ellen Lock.
hart 5000 per hero. Giuseppe Badar.
accO. $3.50 Mountains. Juan Antonio
Garcia 1850
The board adjourned io meet roEu
larry ON December 81. unless called in
session previous Co this date by the
chairman
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Tho man who was born great may
not DE that way.
No Cordclla, the little dcHs are not
seen at stag parties
A mans self respect is often pune
urod by the suspicious of his noigh-
bOrF
Twothirds of tho dignity We on.
counter boz our daily walks Ia merely
blum
lu order To- Join tho great silent ma
iOrity a man must either dIc or get
married
Some automobiles are called run.
abouts and others should bee known a.
stopahuuts
Tho best way TO keep people from
getting onto your curves ig 90 be- per
fectly straight
10 o. booileas FOR mau to have an
aim in NE unless he has the nmmu-
milton 10 back &c up.
An actress may not be an angel her.
SELF but she doesn't object 90 having
one lowering around at times.
man with an kinds 81 money usu.
ally acquires a wife who develops a
mania for breaking mp his collection.
Chicago News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
CHRISTMAS EXPRESS
RUSH HAS BEGUN

The Christmas rush ou the express
once has begun ana until Jan. UH-
press employees viii be- working every
minute of the day
Our rush has begun iu earnest
said agent Hatcher. of the Woi's.Fur
sn company. and indications are that
thiH Christmas will see thr largest
number of express packages handled
In Albuquerque OF Hny Christmas for
years The rauchmen ana valley far
mcrs have bocu prosperous and hll uf
the people of New Mexico have plenty
ri money. This means big business
FOR Christmas. Already va have rc.
ceiYed requests for rates on buwuH
that people in the states want Go for
ward east as presents Tor children
and when people can afford tO express
burros east 30 shows that ,hoy have
money We have made arrangements
FOR handling all our business promptly.
and anticipate no iammlng in Christ
mas week"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
hovcvcf. mn DO VII han from Mass

however, that he viii hail from Mass.
achusotis
Petition Passed Around.
This morning a number of citizens.
principal members of Che Commercial
club of which Judge Baker was presi
dent passed around iho following no.
tit.1u FOO signatures ana % large mum
Ucr 1t c.tiraus signed o.;
Albuquerque ~ ~. Doc. 40.
ro hIa Exrui'oncy che President of
tHo Iutci States. Washington, d.
o.
Tho undersigned business men and
eitKrns 1f Albuquerque most respect
fully request tHat you suspend zoe or
der removing Judge Baker until he
can roach Washiaaton We have been
intimately acquainted with him and
closely observed DIE Official conduct
since ho has been ON th1 bench here.
Ho has tha respect and confidence Of
tbo business mon of ihis community
without regard io party. His removal
under tne circumstance We consider
serious blow jo the proper admins.
iration of Justice here and an .nius.
lice to him aud the community. which
should nn' bc inflicted without che
fullest Investigation. and are sure that
YOU must have bcen mIslcad by base.
loss statements of designing and ma.
IiEnlnt enemies
Ne Came from Omaha.
Judge Benjamin $. Baker who has
iua been removed Bs associate Justice
of thp New Mexico supreme court
came to this city from Omaha. Sch.
whore ho served Rs presiding Judge
thCrU. ana the appointment to "a judge
ship boz New Mexico was unaniirifnd
Hc has not served two years. coming
here ln the spring of 1908 he is gorv
Ing Dis second term as president OF
tho Commercial club. and % can he
said greatly To- the credit oi Judge
pakor that since hls residence here
be- has worked faithfully for the up
building and future welfare Of Alhn
Guorquo and there are many here who
sincerely regret his removal. which
may mean tho departure ln "a short
time of INC judge and Mrs nato'
from Che city altogether
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

load. but nature dld Tor 70 naturally
what smoltor processes du artiUciaIly
Cor just such ores. oNIi.fed BE- through
uUrcn.atlnF water ami separated the
I've ores. leaving thc head and denua.t
iuT ODE zine in lhD Form OFF Zinc ear
h1aafo The former owner. worked
tno lead and failed fo realize tHr value
uf enc carbonate. bat thUI. Naa uo
surh difficulty when thD D.Ir. COIN.
HauY inspected che mine before bus
Ing
To property produces I'D present
yaa Qu1ntfIoa 90. .0tl copper t.nr
1ad iron In various Imniuatious HII
of thu product uoIug llpped tn Joplin
to hc smptei Then JHD copper IUD
lros are reduced Ht % pmcosa known
onig to thD OZARK company. which not
nniF removes Ihr Hnc hut conrpn
tratHs The copper to double ita former
nar cent .u the remaining ore
~ UrnrF 'a In Denver fn inHnect
smelling methods Boo VOGUE BOZ Colo.
rads
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
Profit from Apples.

j. 70 Mcintyre who came here last
year from Wichita Falls. Texas. has
realized about forty per cent PROFIT on
an Investment of $4,000 To- twenty
acres of land. Early last summer he
purchased the old Henry Miller place.
three and a half miles southeast of
tho city and paid $1,000 Tor b. The
place contained twenty acres OF which
sixteen acres was ln bearing apple or.
chard There were four acres not in
orchard. a small house and a good ar.
tesiau we'll This year be- has sold over
two thousand dollars worth of apples
from the sixteen acres. and has raised
vegetables Tor the market and for pri.
waite use on the four acres Roswell
Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

she eats three warm meals 50 rorl.
lar hours
She sleeps eighi hours aud az sfies
~ possible two N thom before Nid-
nlrht.
She takes hfte0n quiet minutes in
dhrkened room after luncheon.
she begins each day with q cole
bath, followed By glass ~ cold 90
bot water
Fho Is careful 20 spend a least q
half hour every dag % the open air.
She never rides whore she ean walk
tho distance comfortably.
she does not waste her vitality ln
suporfnOus and energetic talhiua
Gho o. neither solfc0ntorod nor
family centorod but has a few fTesh
nutHido interests 10 keep Der I've aHd
thoughtful
sho never lets herself mOaa ever
the past nor worry over the future
bot makes the best az the present and
keeps sweet and cheerful - phKRdei-
phln nuliriin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
MURDER AND SUICIDE

From Saturdays Daily CtigCnl
Mrs Albiaa Walters ~ Tularuss
was murdered nt her Tularosa canyon
ranch yesterday az 10 o'clock by her
tenant. Luz Ramirez. who fred = rife
bullet through her head while she was
on her knees praying hm 90 spare her
lifc Ramirez left the scene of his
crime only short distance and took
his own life boy shooting the top OF
his head on
Tho friends uf Mrs Walters or
those of Ramirez cannot account for
M, cause of the tragedy Mrs Walters
was The widow of John B Walters.
one OF the old timers of Tularosa She
was 5i years Of axe and leaves q fam
ily ~ Eve boys and one daughter and
many relatives az Tulurusa. la Luz
and AlhmoEordO
John n Walters. who has been pm
ployDd at the mills hero since they
started. is her SON. Pete Walters. an.
other son. also resides here r. lal
dunnd0. the ChlhHuhHu merchant. ls a
broker and Mrs Walters raised him
he always called hos mother
Mrs Walters was e very highly ro.
SPECIFIED woman and the people of
Tulur1sa are greatly griovod over this
horrible termination Of her lseful life
-AIumOg0rdo Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

An Dad ana weli.tred remedy Mrs.
windows soothing Syrup has been
used for over sixty years BY millions
Of mothers for their children while
teething. with perfect success. Il
soothsa tho child softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
Il the best remedy for diarrhoea. 10
pleasant 20 the taste. Sold by drug
Eists In every part Of ne world.
twenty-five cents a bottle. IL value
10 incalculable. BE sure and ask for
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and
take no other kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

30 aH che rarrrt can ho moved to
cuuaIigo the wear over the cdgo of
the steps.
When urF are made over insist
upon having ail pieces. no matter how
small. returned since even tiny
pieces are available for uao on bats
and fancy waists
Oll tClCHul carpets ur sacks spread
over the p1tn 0os win socn them from
urn.nr yellow huI fbe hin or barrel
in which they are stored must hD VOL
ventilated
few drops of urpcufluo uu a
wooden cloth viii clean tan shoes vct,
we'll and drop ur Two uf orange ur
lemon Juice Will rive brilliant polish
90 ans leather
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Those who viii persist in closing
their ears against the continual rec.
ommendation Of Ut Kings New Die.
coyery toF consumption, viii have q
long aRd bitter fight With their trou.
bles. u not ended earlier BY fatal ter.
mlnatlon Read what r. a. Boall az
Boall, Miss. has % say Last fam my
wife had every symptom of consump.
ton me took Dr. Kings New Die.
coyery after everything else had fail.
cd improvement came at once and
four bottles entirely cured her Guar.
anteod BY an druggists. Price soc and
Tl 100 Trial bottle free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
No More Suffering.

n you are troubled with indigos.
tion get bottle Of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure and see how quickly u viii cure
YOU Geo A. Thomson. OF Spencer.
Ia, says "Iiavo had Dyspepsia for
twenty years Ny case was almost
hopeless kodoi Dyspepsia Cure was
recommended and ! used a few bot.
Ties of % and "a o. the only thing That
has relieved me Would not be with
out o. Have doctored with local
physicians aud also at Chicago. and
even went 90 Norway with hopes OF
getting some relief. but Kodol Dys.
pepsia Cure Is the only remedy that
has done me any good. and ! heartily
recommend %. Every person suffer.
Ing with indigestion or dyspepsia
should use g." Sold by b "a BrlggE
a Go and s Nann a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
DEATH OF REV.
FATHER TR0MBY
OCCURRED LAST FRIDAY NIGHT
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
RECTOR or ST. LuKE's.
the Good Qualities Of Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy.

NHANf y 9"hMHN NNNNNNNHN.
Ashburnhnm. ont. April rs. 1908
3 think o. Is only rilht shat I should
tell YOU what wonderful onoet
Chamhorlain's Cough Remedy has pro
ducod The day before Faster ! was
500 distressed with cold and cough
that dld not think Co oC able to take
any duties the next day 8s my voice
was almost chokod boy he cough The
same day ! received an order from
YOU Tor n bottle of your .ough Rem
edy I a. once procured a sample bot
NE. and took about three doses OF
the medicine TO my great relief the
cough and cold had completed, dlsap.
pCarcd and was able 90 preach
three times on Easter day know
that this rapid and effective cure was
due 90 your Cough Remedy { make
this testimonial without solicitation.
being thankful 10 have found such a
Godseni remedy. Respectfully Yours
b. A. LANGFM DIT. ~ A.
Rector OF 81 Luko's Church
To Chamberlain Medicine Co
This medicine 10 Tor sals by an
druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

A aaHe aiga of approaching nevotf
kha serious trouble Boz yuuF ayatom n
nervousness. slrapIesaueaH or stomach
vpsota Electric Hitors uill gmcklY
aiSmembor the troublesome causes. De-
ueecr fails to tone the stomach regu.
late tho Kidneys and bowels 1timuiato
ire liver. aHd clarity tho blood Run
down systems benefit particularly ana
al che usual attending aches vanish
undef ga, searching and thoFoush ef
iectivenest Electric H.ucrs BE- only
soc. and laat Do returned 10 o. amt
give perfect shfisfactl0u Guarsufced
by az druEgiata.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

"Dewiua ls the only seaside
witch Hazel salvo." vrIfcr o. T..
Tucker. OF Centre. Ala % have used
It in my family Tor piles cuts and
Burns Tor years aud can recommend
90 to -o the bcst salvo on the martet
Every family should Keep AZ % is
an invaluable household remedy. and
should aiways be kopt ON hand Cor
immediate uHD Mn samuel Gage
~ North Bush. N. v. says q had a
fever sore on my ankle Cor twelve
years that tho doctors could not aure
An salvcs and blood remedies proved
worthless ! could not walk for over
two years Finally vas persuaded
to iry neWlua witch Hazel aalvo
which has completely cured me. o.
ls wonderful relief" DcWus Witcn
Hazel Salvo cures without learinH "a
scar Sold BY % % Hrrg a % and
3 vann a son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
RICHEST IN the WORLD
ZINC NINE AT MAoDALENA, THIS
TERRITORY, or UNTOLD VALuE

Tht gis, 0f Frank % Grorg Of Mas
daluua. N A.. to Denver brings Go
light the discovery uf ahat ia proha
by tho largest and richest zinc mine
in the world a mine whose uuiput Or
considered inCHhaugtlhle ani whose
yalue mo- one has as yot been allie to
determine che maximum says che
Denver Post
Tue mine il question ia the old MAG
dalona properly Boz che town ~ the
same name. worked for years Cor lU
lead deposits. and finally practically
abandoned because tho owner Consld
cred 10 worked out. when enc Ozark
Iinc oxide company 0f Joplin. NO.
came along last Apui aud purchased
the property for a song tho former
owner thought he vas getting ria nf
white elephant Since that time 1905
100 tons of zlnc ere have been block.
"a out besides large amounts already
shipped and a body of orc seventy
seven feot ln width % known t0 ran
al least ] 200 feol ln one direction
from the present WORKINGS.
me ore in the MaEdalona properly
wa once a combination ~ zine and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
JUDGE BAKER RE.
MOVED FROM OFFICE
ITrom 8alurdayg naIly ciIlcnI

prom Saturdays Daily Ctizcnl
Washington. Dec. iO-judgo Bonia
min = Baker OF New MoSico was 90.
moved by the president a8 The result
of a series of complaints nlcd with the
president regarding affairs in norna.
lilo county The following Official
statement was given uut at the de.
partmeut of Justice today. The
president has removed from "hcc
Judge benjamin 8 Baker of New
Mexico Numerous complaints were
presented and thorough inye9tlga
ton made by the department of jus
ticc u was found that in HernalilIo
county. ln which Albuquerque is stu.
atod. that political and Official anairH
are iu bad condition. that improper
jury commissioners we're being ap.
pointed. that selection of jurors were
tempered With. The sunday laws were
not enforced against gambling and ga.
looms. and that Judge Baker was not
doinF what q Judge should do to rem
ody the evils % was considered that
a more vigorous and strict judge was
imporhtlyoly needed in his place. u
was Tor these reasons that a change In
the iudgoship was concluded upon and
not because Judge Baker was deemed
dishonest or corrupt Judge Baker
was fuily examined and bis state.
ments taken down for the Information
of the president but so FAR as reasons
Tor his removal were concerned. his
explanation were not deemed sun.
cicnt 90 prevent n change of Judges"
Tlpieratc Rodoy q. New Mexico
called NJ me White House today 90
urge she president 90 give Judge
Baker a hearing. but learned Baker
had already been removed and that
the caso could mot Dee considered fur
thpr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Tho 90 paso Football team had their
own referee at the football pnmo in
this city last sunday aud were out
played al every point. the result stand
Inc i0 to %. and yoi they sont a dls.
patch t0 tho Times in which they as
gCri that tho game was stolen.
The Herald gives "a fun account OF
the game. and does not Intimate that
any unfair ruling was made by the El
paso referee. The Albuquerque foot
hnll team will play a return game ~
Ei pnan on December 49,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
OF Local Interest

Mr Bias Chavcs arrived here yes.
torday from Albuquerque 60 visit HIS
daughter. Mrs John Chayos. who o.
very lU
ln response to "a telegram telling Of
the serious Illness of her mother. Miss
Lucinda Chayos arrived here from A.
huquerQuo Tuesday evening
Mrs Julius Chayps was taken very
suddenly 100 with homnrrhago Of the
stomach one day this week For some
time II was thought she could not sur
vlyo. but we are glad to say her conii.
tion Is somewhat improved and hopes
Of her recovery are very much bright.
Onod HlllshOro Advocate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Washington Dee l9 Tho annual
sale ~ parCeiH and packages that
havC nrculufilted W tho dead letfrr
office during tho year uaH commenced
today and fIlI continue through che
wook Tho ale thia year is larger than
ever before there being over 5000
catalogue numhers. being made up oi
about 5000 OrlEinal pisces Of mail
matter boo tne unitod States. besides
several thousand from the dead leftor
bureaus uf Porto Rico and Hawaii.
The articles consist largely of wearing
apparel diamonds iewpfly. buoha and
numerous small artlCola of merChau.
disc Tor which mo- owner could be
found hy che employees of tho dead lat
tnr office
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

plumbers are sometimes vorT eHpen
sivc Occasionally lifo itself la the
price or mistake. bot youll never be-
wrong . sou take Dr Kings New life
Pills FOR dyspepsia. dizziness head
ache. liver or bowel troubles Thoy
are gentle yet thorough. use az aU
irugsiat1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

placed by the Duluth a Iron Range
and the Duluth. Mcsaba a Northern
railroads An omcor of the Cambria
steel company admitted that biz
company could not take care OF an tho
steel car business offered. &c said,
"Wo have accepted orders that viii
keep our cav works busy for the next
oIrht months