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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-22

!. Poems OF Crystal ,cIearness.-A. group Of
short poems by Mary Thatcher Higginson
have been put into a little volume which
bears the title Of the first Of the group
me Playmate Hours. The poems have
noe quality ; Of greatness except in
their appeal to the deeper sentiments Of
mans nature, but they delight the re Id
err by their 1ucidity and directness, like
this for example: - -. !.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-22

The new comedy drama success. "Pals,' y
comes to the Bijou next week. This play
has been built to fit the: peculiar talent Of
its stars in the dramatic and comedy lines.
and also gives James j. Corbett great OPP
portunities to display his well-known ath-
letic ability. H..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-22
i Rox of Cigars for Xmas.

Cox & Harris is where the gentlemen
Inv their cigars every day. Ladies,
this is the place for you to buy. Alb
Nicollet and 400 1st avenue 5.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-22

Vaudeville is giving daily demonstra-
lions Of it's power to attract at the Or
pheun this week where, in spite of the
dullness expected because of Christmas
shopping or festivities large audiences at
tend each afternoon and evening.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-22
The amateur hour at the UNIQUE thea

The amateur hour at the Unique thea
ter has. been changed from Thursday to
Friday night, at the $3.50 performance
There have been several notable entries
this week and a joyful time is expected.
Marie Laurens, the cultured singer of the
big opera companies, is a feature this
week, ladies who are unsteady inclined
especially being attracted to the mat
inees, and the children being charmed
with her mirnicry of child song.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-22

Well, to come to the slapping episode.
It was decided to make a friendly call on
the king or emperor Of Korea. After the
way had been amply fabricated with gold,
the princess in her robes of state, accom-
panied by her afetinue, which consisted
Of ''poppa" and the secretary, and under
the guidance Of the Korean prime minis
ter, entered the presence chamber of the
emperor. The princess proceeded to be
friendly. She walked up to the ruler of
the Hermit Kingdom and held out her
hand in. American fashion. The emperor
took it, but after the customary saluta-
tory shake, refused to- let go. Then:
s'Let me go!' she cried breathlessly, and her
father took impulsive step forward; but
before he reached her the emperor suddenly put
forth his strength and drew the young woman
acing like fend from the bottomless pit Little
he rocked what he Was doing. With q scream
she sprang up, flung out Cher right arm and
caught him s1apSun' the side of his face that
sounded thru the Hall like the,report Of pistol.
The prime minister, withsEa shuddering cry Of
horror, flung himself ON his facet and groveled
there in piteous :pretense of not having. seen
this death earning Insult which, the. Yves tern
woman had so energetically bestowed on the
eastern potentate. @|
| The princess head was not forthwith
chopped off. On the contrary the emperor
sought to marry her, and out Of that grew
| troubles. 80 E&5& Z =. }!
& The story is Robert Bars and it bears
the title OF A Chicago Princess. 1t Il
/ simply an. extravaganza and as, such Is
highly: divertinSsG.S3s
4 81 Frederick A. Stokes company New York.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-22

NEW YORK OFFICE, Tribune Building;
s D. A. CARROLL Manager
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
A Great sensa,lon

There was a big sensation DO Lees
u.e. Ind, when W. % Brown OF that
place. who was expected 20 die. had
mis- me- saved by Dr king'g New nIR.
'oyoTy Tor consumption. no writes;
Q endured InBuhorablo agonlos from
ssthma. hut your New Discovery gave
uo immediate relief anu soon t4ero.
ifter effected a complete cure" sim.
Iar cures of consumption, pneumonia,
bronchitis and grlp are numerous ne
ac peerless remedy for an t4roai
AID lung troubles Price 6Uc. aud
500 Guaranteed by an druggists
Trial bottles tree.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
CAPTAIN TR COLLIER
Ne DIED At RATION THURSDAY
EVENING As RESULT or A
sTRoKE or APoPLEXY

Judge John u Merle Of Santa be
was wired yesterday from Ration az
follows: Captain r. w. Collier died
last evening a. 1880 o'clock"
The deceased was a native OF Ohio
and about 80 years % age. lie was q
newspaper editor and printer lie
served calamity during the civil war
In an Ohio regiment Tor four years
and was mustered out as a captain.
For twolv~ years he was postmaster
AZ Coshoctou, Ohio. serving ln that
position creditably aud 10 the salts
faction OF the people lie also sue.
cessfully conducted a newspaper IN
that town FOR many years. He came
90 New Mexico Ia 1883 and settled M
Ration There De purchased the Rat
on Range. which he conducted for
about fifteen years. and which under
his management was an influential
and staunch republican newspaper.
ror two years ho was connected with
inc New Moxlcan Publishing company
IN an editorial capacity and also AZ
business manager
This was daring the years 1856 and
1857 Five years ago ne was appoint.
ga postmaster 40 Ration Boy President
NJ Kinloy, which position he held At
The time OF hi8 death IT'S and Mrs
Golfers only daughter. Mrs. Minnie
bryan. died a few months ago az her
home 40 Alnmogordo and her death
undoubtedly had more or less 20 DO
with Captain Golfers sudden demise
a8 she was tho only child and as hC
was very fond and proud OF her
Captain Collier was an honest, con.
scientlous and good citizen Ne did
his duty wherever placed. whether IN
tho field IN military service, On an OF
hco az an oflcial or manager and
editor OF a newspaper lie was a
staunch member OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic and had served az
commander Of the department Of New
Mexico IN that Organization. lie was
respected and l.hed wherever known
The cause Of ne death was a stroke
OF apopleHy which hefell him on Mon.
day Last
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
OFFICIAL MATTERS.

Territorial Treasurer }. u. Vaughn
received the following public funds.
from W % .ame. clerk % the sec.
lnd Judicial district court. clerks fees
ior tine quarter ending March 81.
Stislb. From J T.. Griffith. former
CLERK OF tho Firth judicial district
-ourt. clerks fees from January I 20
February 2. inclusive g3O3. 55.
Frem Hormano C. Baca. treasurer
had oK-ofncl0 collector OF Socorro
county. tSS2 taxes for 1902. and gl2i.
,f taxes for 1893 Prom Solomon
Luas. treasurer ana ox.omcl0 coilec-
tor ui Valencia county SibGls taxes
Cor 1903 From John C. Spears. treas.
sref and nk.uWclo collector Of Nc.
klHloy county, tBCs taxes Tor 1903.
From John W. Fleming. treasurer and
czomc.o collector of Grant county
t1g 20 taxes for 1902. and g210.y3 tax.
10 Tor 1903 From Romualio R0ybal.
treasurer and pxonclo collector OF
Nora county. 8l126l taxes Tor 1908
Homestead Entries
me following homestead entries
have been made in tn0 United states
land once No 1883. April 3. Louis
O GNhir of Datl N ~. sW l4. SEQ
son 8 T. 2 NJ, RS W. so acres ga So
zorro county.
No Hst. April o. Rosario Aldoreto
ot Cucrvo. w ne. NV IL, 3, q. Bw
a.. section 20, n l. N, n % q. 100
acres lu San Miguel county.
so 1855, April g. Manuel Jlmlnez
cot Cuoryo, Nc IA. section n, n ~ N.
u 23 u. i5O acres 10 san Miguel coun.
ny.
80 1855. April g. Walter p. Jacquot
OF Springer. Ma IL. section ~. 4 "a
~. n no E lbt acres in CoIfaa County.
30. 1887. April D. Jleofaa Pachoco.
of Wagon Mount. SW IL, ME- IL, sE
lt. Nw1t Bl-2. sw IA, section IS.
O. 20 N. n "a r.. 100 acres in Mora
county
No 7Ss. April q. Frod Thayor Of
santa be. lots ana b, section 20. lot
4 section so. aud lots !. E ~. NV IL.
section 80, + 10 N, n 10 n. 100 acres
loo s anita Pc county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
NEW YORK FASHION

LETTER

a blue pattern on which are printed
Wild pink roscs 90 a sprawling design.
Another one IN navy blue shows
mass OF daisies with the petals fan.
ing In some places some OF tno sash
ribbons have a width OF twelve Inches.
which Indicates q revival OF the style
in vogue a. the time OF our grand
mothars.
Easter is the coming out" time for
dehuiantos and I'm Wow OF tnia fact
the shops invariably take goou care
i0 have an ample assortment OF hand
some models OF hall gowns for young
girls This year the display has been
unusually nne and some OF the most
charmiuR modols were shown. one
particularly handsome dancing frock
was of durable double chiffon. cream
white. lay.shly trimmed with Chryoan.
Ihomums embroidered ln crimson an ,
purple with tou,hes Of green and gold.
Tho skirt was shirrou over a white
satin foundation and had a center
panel of massod chrysanthomums.
from shiloh started on either side
landings of embroidered flowers VITA
deep tucks between. A multitude OF
little rufios used for trimmings. show.
no all the Chryaauthomum tlnta Of
larp'o crimson. gold and green The
corsaHo OF docouetc pattern. was
tight hitting with a bertha cnoot OF
tucked chiffon below which was seen
n fall of chrysantnomum embroidered
chiffon. caught in q slight fuIlness
over the bust Iho low corsagc vas
edged with tinted rucLlngs. with
crimson aud purple dominating
ln au interesting article on 'he lht.
est fnds IN rings and iewolry publish.
Dd Boo "Gonlowoman. the writer
says Rings and their suitability 20
tho hands that wear them 90 Just now
tho subject OF serious prCoccupatlon
iu Paris artistic circles. for fashion
has sent forth the odict at they
must loo future be adapted to the wear.
ors special shape ana color OF hand.
aud no longer De worn merely because
they ore beautiful and costly articles
uf luxury @ o. "a iact remarked very
frequently that some very pretty
rings appear strangely out oi place
1u some hands. and that toe color OF
ths various gems DO not always apear
f1 adapt themselves 90 the shape and
c0.orlng of tho person they adorn.
Loo consequence OF this edict French
artists and designers are very busy
preparing some lovely creations OF
graduated rings which win ho spec.
a'ly adapted % the d.ncrcnt fingers
~ Che hangs. and some startling de.
nartures 900 this direction will. % o.
said. very shortly be- seen on the
slender dIrIis OF the leaders OF fash.
0n both in London and Paris"
Tho use of small flowers on hats
makes home millinery practically I'm
1ssiule These hats are charming
iH effect. but the trimming OF them
requires more sklu and experience
han che average woman possesses
h,la 90 was a comparatively easy
ASH i0 decorate hat with those
lrra nowors. which were in style last
season
EsrELLE CLAlHENONT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

twenty-five beautiful photographs
OF business. public and Industrial ia.
situations OF Albuquerque are develop
ing al the art parlora OF W. O. But.
man on Railroad avenue. Among the
twenty-five win be found street scenes
OF Albuquerque as Il 10 seen today,
Railroad avenue near the intersection
of Second street including the hand.
some Barnett and Armijo business
blocks and Robinson Park. The Amer,
lean Lumber mills. the Rio 0rando
WOODEN mills, MausarD mills and
Southwestern Brewery and Ice Fac
tory Tho pictures are 1880 enclosed
Hy frames 22K2s
These handsome pictures viii form
a part OF AlbuquCrque's exhibit 10 tho
ouisIaua Purchase Expoaltlo,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

decision before referred Co. wac hrst
taken into court. was given % them
On na comprehensive manner az
could we'll be done IN a brief address
10 is hoped that this congress viii re-
suit IN much sood 20 the Indians. Tho
following were the representatives Of
the various Pueblo communities which
attended the council.
From Acoma Pueblo. Juanlco Chino.
governor. Bruce Vallle From C0chlu
Pueblo. Salvador pocos. governor;
Marclal Qulntana. assistant governor:
Santiago Qulnlana. principal From
islcia Pueblo. jose Joioia. governor.
Pablo Abeita assistant governor.
Francisco Joiola. captain. Juan Luce.
70. assistant captain; Jose ChlgulEue.
principal. Juan J'ron. principal; Jose
Felipe Ahclta, principal From iagu-
na Pueblo. jose Maria ahawahlma.
governor; Torlhlo Kowunl. assistant
governor. Ulysses q. Paisano From
Nambo Pueblo. Francisco Tofoya. gov.
ornor; Juan Wall. assistant governor
From p'curlH Pueblo. Santiago MARTIN.
governor; Santiago Romero assistant
governor; Julian Duran. captain. An.
tonic Maria Barra principal From
poioaquo Pueblo. Antonio Moutoya
governor From San Juan Pueblo.
Ioso Romas hrchulota. governor;
Juan DOMINGO Grub. asaislant gov.
,rnor. jose Luis Tu'lllo captain.
santa Ana Archulcta. lieutenant cap.
tain From Santa Clara Pueblo. jose
de- Jesus Naranio. governor. Alb.uo
Chavaria. captain. Diego Naanlo
principal From San rdoiouso Pueblo
Facundo sanchcs. governor; Antonio
Montoya. assistant governor From
snnto DOMINGO Pueblo. Bonlto Roaua
governor; Francisco Reaua. assistant
governor; Julian Lohato. principal
From San Felipe Pueblo. Jose Ioug'
Mo Saudoval. governor; taTsro san
chos. assistant governor. V'nccnfo
sandoval captain. Pablo Voia8ques
lieutenant captain. Miguel Ag1llar
principal. jose Valencia. principal
Jose sandoyal. principal Juan lgna
clio Montana. principal Harvey Town
send principal From Santa Ana puc
bio. Jose Manuel Enrique. governor
Nn1ario TuIlio. assistant governor
floroncIo Ramal captain. Luis Una
va. principal Juan Ycnanclo. as
sisiant governor. Tomas salas. cap
tain; jose Roycs ChIhe. principal
From sandla Pueblo. Antonio VIgIl
governor, Jose Mariana Carpintoro
principal From TosuQuc Pueblo
Elias suaso. acting governor. Juan
90 jesus Pine. assistant governor
From Taos Pueblo. Manuel pachoco
acting governor. Manuel Casteliano
captain, Juan dc Jesus Martin. prIn
cipal. Juan jose Aruhuleta. principal
The only Two PuCblos not represented
were the Jcmcz and tho zunI
Much credit Is due 10 Harvey Town
send OF the Pueblo OF San Felipe lot
I hia efficient services a. interpret %
and for other valuable services "a
the Indians and 20 the agent and a.
tornoy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Al the ouchfo party given by MH.
a s Maloy az Odd Fellows han last
saturday afternoon. the nrat prize. a
basket OF white r08oa, was secured
hy Mrs. q n Frost; the second prize.
basket OF carnations. went t1 Mrs.
W Johnson, ana the third prize
a basket OF ylolets. was carried away
hv Mrs Robert Putney Tho AFFAIR
proved 60 bo one % the delightful
social events OF the season
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Washington, April ii.-Tht au.
promo court today decided tho case
Of the state % Minnesota against
the Northern Securities company and
Northern racIac and Great Northern
companies Involving @ validity Of
the mcrsot OF the two railroad com.
nanios. holding that @ was without
Jurisdiction and reversing the opinion
li the court bolow The eject ls
70 remand the case to the state
courts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
NO GUARDS ON DUTY
AT THE LOCAL SHOPS Bur EV.
ERYTHlNo READf ~ STRIKE
OCCURS.

Cado Solyy, chlel OF the secret ser
vice department OF the santa Fo coaat
.ueB, who is ii the city on Official
business. saii this morning that no oX.
IRA guards were sent 20 the santa Fe
shops last night. an. That the article
To- tnat eject published IN the Nora.
,Bg Journal was a mistake.
The machinlAt8' strike situation Do
uuchargod from several days ago.
lhe men are an worMnE full time
and show no deposition 20 strke.
a meeting held Two days ago gives
evidence that the local macnlustB
seek peace. and ~ the eastern mach
Inists will leave the coast line ma.
rhinists alone, there will be no strike.
rho agitation 10 all 10 the eastern
shops This was mauo evident from q
cote takon at a meeting OF the local
machiniats held q few days ago. -Four
out OF every Eve mon voted against
striking
Although there are DO extra guards
al che shops Tho CITIZEN has II from
an authentic source that Shoru, Hub
bell has twenty men under pay ani
ready 20 go 10 toe shops az a mo-
ment's notice 90 case any trouble
should arise, and % Do known that
these measures OF procautl0n have
been taken 40 mos. every division
point along the Santa re system.
a Santa Re 0mcial said this morn
ing that % the strike does come q
will Do 90 a finish and its result will
be Tar reaching and possibly dlaas.
irous iu many instances.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

20 have been subject 20 sclutic rheu-
matism Tor years. says E "a wal.
iran. Of Wilton Junction. Iowa. NY
Joints we're stiH and gave me much
pain ond discomfort Ny Joints would
rack Zen I Strengthened up ! used
1hamboriainH Pain Balm and have
leon thoroughly cured Have not had
pain 0f achc from the Old trouble
for many monihs, O De- certainly a
most wonaeriul IMMINENT For sale
~ an dFuggisia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Columbia, Tonn.. April ii-Ono OF
the biggest shooting tournaments
over hold ln This section began here
today under the ausp ,os OF the Co
lmhia Gun club A three days pro.
rramme has been arranged and will
bel participated IN ny a number Of gun
experts from various parts of the
country. Today and tomorrow are
siven over 20 target events and Wed.
nesday viii be devoted 20 live bird
shooting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

ing the formal dedication and open
Ing OF their new olah house, erected
and furnished 81 q cost Of $4,000.
Open house was kept all day and the
dedication ceremonies we're PARTED.
patod 90 by the officers o. the grand
lodge and delegations Or visiting
members OF the order from various
points throughout t4u state
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
Railroad Topics

VIII come from Topeka this week, or
as soon as Ar Clusters can secure a
suitable residence
Superintendent =. .. hasley Of the
New Mexico division was one OF ths
bunch OF noylcos who ravolod the hot
sands OF the Mystic shrine al Ma
sonic hall Saturday night Mr. Eaaloy
be- go accustomed to roing over the
mountain division that riding a camel
was pie tor him Superintendent H. D
Gibson. OF the Albuquoruue.W lnsiow
division. and Conductor Geo. a.
Thomas were other railroad men who
took the degree
Tho nrst of last We Mrs. w. Is.
Ohrlen. wife OF a conductor on tho
third district received the sad newa
oi the death OF her brother. Ed Conn.
loy. at IA Junta. be having suocomb.
ga 20 injuries received in an acoi.
dent on the road Mrs. OHrlen met
tno remains NJ Winslow and accom-.
panied them 20 ios Angeles
According 10 late press dispatches
the Southern Pacific Railroad comma.
. ny has arranged TO construct lts main
. ling through Phoenix with 1000 men
and $50 teams Col Epss Randolph
bias begun che construction OF that
road la earnest The nov line Will
cut on seventy miles and cyado heavy
Grades
The Las Vegas Optic says. Miss
Grace ROsoherry aud Jacu Pcttit. who
were married iu the city a few weeks
ago. viii make their home at Wins.
low Arizona. where Mr. Potut o.
employed by the railroad compcny.
Hrs Petit will join her husband
there next week.
A squad OF twelve laborora vorc
shipped from here Saturday night Tor
Prescott Arizona w. "a. McMulion.
local ag0ut Tor Grant brothers. rail.
road contractors. made tho shipment
nurlinatons New Bend isaue-Tae
directors OF the Chicago. Burlington
q quincy railroad have Issue. new
bonds aggresatlnr $4,000 600. which
will be used. according 90 tho Now
York Herald 10 funi the floating debt
and short term obligations OF tho con-
nany. incurrou Ia making general I'm.
provements in the last two years. A
part OF the funds also will be used
Tor the purchase Of equipment
The new issue will bear interest g.
the rate OF 4 per cent and ia under.
stood 90 be secured by tho Illinois
divisional mortgage. ThIs mortgage
was made On 1859 OF tho amount
secured til 100000 have been issued
and bear interest at SO per cent
The bonds may be- redeemed on am
interest after July }, 1892 az par. ahd
accrued interest az less rate than
1s per cen. and 90 iO5 and pccrued
interest Tor an bonds Al q rate % not
less than 3ik per cent
The mortgage. subject 10 the 1903
Consola. which we're extended laas
summer is practically a blanket
MORTGAGE upon an % tho Burlington
system east OF tho Mlsalsaippl river.
Including the Chicago terminals
Arrangements have been made for
the sale Of tho entire $4,000 OO8
issue to bankers here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Mesdamos Louis rfold and E T.
Medlor arc the local members Of
the W0mans Auxiliary board OF tho
worlds Fair commission and 1ll
those % the city and county who are
interested On the matter OF exhibits
aud desire particulars. should com.
munIcato with the two ladies men.
toned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

lshpemlng Mich. April 1.-THE
United Mino Workers uegan no an.
nual convention IN ilhpomlng today
with a full attendance OF delegates
Tho sessions will continue through
tho greater part OF the week and
many questions Of importance 10 the
craft viii oo discussed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
Nothing Equal 20 chamherlaln's
collie. Cholera and Dlarrhoca
Remedy for Bowel con-.
-f..-aa La RaEfH..m

pldInte in Inliureni
We have used Chamherlaln'a Collie,
Cholera and L.arrhooa Remedy 10 our
umly for years.' says Mrs. j. D..
Cooke. OF Netherlands. Texas. I'VE
nave given % To- an OF our children.
we have used other medicines for
ha Same purpose. but never found
anything to equal Chamhorlain's. ~
sou viii use % as directed 10 VIII
tlway6 cure For sale by 600 drug.
fIsts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

For many years this remedy has
been household iavorte 10
coughs and colds and an throat
and lutg troubles Nothing can
equal Il foF Group, whooping cough
and other quickly fatal diseases.
Il prevents pneumonia and con-
sumption and can be relied upon
o cure grippe. II contains no
opium or other poisons. DO not
,ccept substitute which may cost
life. FOLEYS HONEY AND
TAR has saved thousands Of lives
md Il will save thousands more.
Good for young and old.
FOR Sale By ). u GRIZZLY 4 CO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

. have used Chamberlain st0m
lea aud Liver Tablets WITH most sat
stactory results" says Mrs. = L
Phelps Houston Texas For ludi
sslion. hilI0uHncss and constipation
hase tablets are .ost excellent SOLO
81 400 druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
oplatos and win not oonstlpato IKE
nearly an other cough medicines. Re-
fuse suhat Ites For sale by j. a..
ORleily a Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Accidents come with distressing
frequency ON the farm Cuts, bruises.
stlnEa, spralHs Dr. Thomas Eclectric
on relieves che pain Instantly Never
safe without o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

D. ID Carpenter. one of the 0xten.
alvo sheep raiaora 10 the chilli dis
tflot. Do iu the cty for couple OF days,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
waco Flks Have Nsw Home.

waco Texas April ii.-This Was
red letter day ir the history OF the
local lodge of Elks, tho occasion Do.