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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-01
ANNUAL MEETING.
REV. r. G. DAVIES TO DELIVER
SERMON AT MARsHALLToWN
BAPTIsTs MEETING.
Baptists of the State viii Convene oc-
tober "a for a Four Days Session.
Local Delegates Not Yet Chosen -
The Full Program.


Baptist church. of this city, will deliv-
or the annual sermon on the opening
day of the annual meeting Of the annu-
al convention which is to be convened
in Marshalltown October "a for four
days session. Among the well known
people on the program are DR.. G. K.
Henderson, head of the department OF
sociology in the university of Chicago.
Judge ]. ]. Powell, of Cedar Rapids.
and j. R. Waugh, of Waterloo, presi.
dent of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union.
The delegates for the convention
from the local church will be selected
during the coming week.
The full program for the meeting is
rs follows:
s Tuesday Morning.
9:00-Pastors conference.
l0:00-Convention called to order.
Annual address of president--Judge
H. p Burker. Of Clinton.
Address of Welcome-Dr. Elijah
Brown Jones, of Marshalltown.
Report of Secretary S. E. Wilcox. of
Des Moines.
Report of treasurer.
11:00-Annual sermon, Rev. F. G.
DHNlSS, OIL OllulnWa.
1;00-Appointmen of committees.
The afternoon and evening sessions
will be in charge Of B. Y. P. u.
Wednesday.
$40 a. m-Evangel!sm, Rev. H. o.
Rowlnnds. of Davenport.
10:00-Sun6ay school.
eco D. Encouragement among the
ncgr7 es of the state.
2:l5 - Enlargement among the
Swedes
2:30-Enlargemen among the Danes
-Norwegians.
2: l5-Enlargement general discus
sion).
2: 45-Enlargement among our asso-
Citations, Rev. Orr Campbell.
4:05-Discussions.
4:3O-British Baptists-Hon. E. E.
Lewis, of Sioux City.
S:OO-Dr. F. w. Parsons, of Mason
City.
S:45-Address, DR.. L. A. crandall, of
Minneapolis.
Thursday.
900 a. m.-Rev Rowlands, of Dav-
export.
9:3O-Business.
L.UU u. ul.-EuuCdIlOll, oSl lhoA, INV
the nfeysr@orns,, Iaatscatiney
votes of enough to notebooks. Cedar
the posi+i1rfsssor Theodore Todd o
Sac City; Central College, Professor
W. G. Lee; Des Moines College, Pro
lessor l.. A Garrison.
3:30-Address, Lie Relation of the
State Convention to Our Educational
interests" Rev. G. H. stull
C.S0
istry,' Dr. w. P. Crannell, of Kansas
City, Mo.
4:2O-Reports from committees and
election OF officers.
S:OO-Address, 1.-THE Relation of Ou1
Educational Interest to the Denomin
ations,' Rev. H. A. Porter, OF Cedar
Rapids.
S:4o-Address, DR.. L. A. Crandall.
Friday.
800 a. m.-Evangelism, Rev. H. O
Rowlands, of Davenport.
9:30-Address, i"Woman's Foreign
Missions Miss Peterson.
1O:45-Devotion.
1:O0-Report of state vice presiden
of Woman's Home Mission society.
11:55-Address, Miss Rose Glen
Webster, of Utah.
300 D. m.-Home Mission. Report o
committees Rev. ]. T. Sanders.
(a)-Work Among the Indians, Rev
w. P. Canine.
(b)-Work in Cuba
(c)-Work Among the Negroes.
2:45-Address, Rev D. D. Proper.
3:15-Foreign Missions, Report c
committee, DR.. Elijah Brown Jones.
4:O0-Closing address.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-01
To Pick Cotton by Moonlight.

Augusta, Ga, Sept. 3O.-The cotton
planters of this section are preparing
to start tonight picking cotton by
moonlight Pickers are scarce and a
bonus will be given those working
from shutdown to midnight.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-10-01

Every fire chief is expected to blow
his own. horns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

and thg freedom OF tho town was Hvon
90 all for fu8. frollo and merry mak.
Ing.
There was bat one thing missing
that vas advertised and that was Tho
band music and for thia the manaEe.
ment was not responsible They ap
proprIatod 800 for band music The
hume band offered 90 play FOR 5000
but thls was more t0an The amount ~
their disposal They secured the pa.
gosa Springs at $3.50. bat they after.
ward found that they could not come
.0wmF to some of their number holnr
afflicted with typhoid fever which is
somewhat epidemic up there Durango
was az last secured bIt az the last mo.
mcnt phonod that tuoy could not come.
Thus viii ho seen that this omission
was unavoidable However the fair
was success ln every department
and feature
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
CITY INSTITUTE IN SESSION

To-day the program az lbe teachers
Institute included grade work 10 math.
ematica and a lecture Boy Prof Rowe.
of the university. on instruction IN
natural science
Wednesday program will include
grade work Boa geography and lee
turo hy pr Tight of tho university,
on Practical Methods 60 Elementary
instruction
Thursday Mlss Hickey. Of the unit
vonity will lecture ou English Liter.
allure" while the grade work will be-
In science and natural study
Fridays program Includes grade
work Boo reading and spelling ard "a
lecture by Prof g. o. UodgIu. of Toe
university. 90 i0,t5 a m
superintendent 3trnup. who .a con
Quoting ihD institute. said iaat nirht
chat while Che work of the meetings
was chiefly fur the TEACHERS yot cor.
dial invitation .s extended to tho pub.
Ir tu attend ans and al of ths 500
.uns
EYeD points FOB o. record break
.ug yDar Zoo fhU Albuquerque public
schools The moss buildings win mske
tHp work much easier both f1s teacher
and pupil chan heretofore The attend.
aucg un opeuInr day nov promises 90
bc th, largest Boo the history of the
public schools here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

Tho El paso Times Says that an old
fraud styling himself Pope August
schrndpr" promises 90 IudIct his pres
once ON Ncw Mexico permanently.
The original schIaiter was "a Denver
cobblDr. who went crazy ON religion
IMAGINED himself tho rciucarnation of
Christ. aud wandered down into NeW
Mexico and died on the desert near
Casas Grandos, where ne was buried
hy kndhoaried MoXicans.
In the meantime. an ignorant fellow
named Schrudor. who was too lazy 90
take regular baths. discovered himself
Ina Ohio. and started out as a fake
divine healer. and a. seems that he
has surrounded himself with quite a
bunch of brother fakirs who are Will
INK 20 avoid labor by living on the
crodulity OF wcakmIndod people.
Pope scarador' declares himself
the head of tho "Dlyino Catholic
church" which he has established tn
New Mexico. hoping no doubt 20 hnd
enough simple rubes out west 90 en-
able him 90 ON his Golfers with coin
as Alexander Dowlo has done in ~.
iinols. nut there 20 a great deal of
tho dominating Missouri characteria.
tlcs in them akoup of the people OF
New Mexico. aud schrader viii have
to show them before be- can hope 20
own nno homes. wear clean robes and
ride iu private cars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

The San Juan county fair at Aztec
was a. complete Success Allhourh the
exhibit was small stIu the fruit was
choice and carefully selected aud we'll
arranged The art ans fancy works de-
partmDut contained some you choice
pieces uf handlwurk that required
considerable skin and patience 90
make
Tine races were good and cuthusod
tho audlorro to such an ousnt that
several tight wada were separated
from their nlthy lucro. and several
ancient coins found their way into the
channels of Aztoca business cmpori
INNS
Tho BAH games were holly contested.
.he Nontcfumn bows winning the
fnHru0. st'll the result might have
Boon different hut 'ur One or tVo bad
u.H." lu art 30 ua. anybody same
'r.w Hnu fu nu.Hh and 10 seemed to
h. 'h. San Juan county h0ys on
IBE Th. umpire. Char'cs HiUt. was
nr UI impartial and made SOME very
clover decisions an tho boys we're
loud Zoo tho.r praise of Mr. Bany Prof
IAbhoff. hailoonasctnsi0u and high and
Io.IF tumu'.ug while Zoo mldnir drew
. forth o. round OF apple o from tho
audience
Oh. IHuDn ana many other features
! rD. HHm rome fp manUou were wen no.
tended Everybody vaa satisfied with
| rh" I1r and merry miNnr King Fun
supreme and returning home
, 100 their peaceful pursuits with
..'.ned hearts. and VIII look for
b tu the next dates 1f ihis event
wy. regret that spaco win not permit
Is to say moro but We onrr vote of
thanks Tor the kind and courteous
treatment Of the secretary, u. q. Con.
/ dit the Aztec Index. the management
OF the fair They are certainly entitled
20 the enforcement of their commun.
Ilty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
NEW MEXICO IRRl.
CATION CONGRESS
GOVERNOR orERo APPOINTS
DELEGATES TO MEETING m
THIS CITY.

Executive office Santa 60. ~ NJ.
Sept %. 1904
Whereas. Tho second annual sos.
sion ~ The New Mexico Irritation
congress viii Dee hold ln the Elkg
opera house. az Albuquerque. N. 49,.
October ilth and 18TH. 1904. and.
Whereas By me call. tho govern.
or Of this territory ~ requested 90
appoint nifty deloeutos M lareo from
mo territory Of New Mexico 30 attend
Eald congress.
Now. Therefore T. Miguel a. Otero
governor of the Territory Of New
Meylco. IN compliance with this ro-
quosi made hy the executive ccommit.
tee. DO hereby appoint tho following.
Ivan Grunsfeld a. W. %. Bryan. Al
huquorque HornRiillo county; W. NJ.
Reed. ~ A. Caho1n Roswell. ChnvoH
county q ~ Bnyno. H G. Abbott
Ration C0'fav county. ~ %. Bower
man. fas Cruces. Oscar Snow. Me.
H.i'a Park Doun Ana county; F q.
Traoov T. % Ful'on Carlsbad Eddy
county VIM D furray Central. 49,
w Randall foushurr. Cuut county.
r. W Wright Cala1 Haca Santa
Rosa Leonard wood county. Harry
Iutz Lincoln w e. Mcdonald Car
rIl0zo Lincoln county. j a. Nabouey
70. 81 MeKryas uemine Luna coun-
ty. W. D. nrrthrrfo0. Gregory PAGE
Caliub. Mckinley county. ,. a Rolls
Warnue. = w. Amllar Wagon
Mound Mora county. W. A Hawkins.
a J kim Alnmoror8o. Ofor0 c0un.
ty. r. w Herman nnra naca Tu
rUWclri pHHv county ~ IHmar.ii0
Fi Rit3. B g. Hernandez. TERRA Ar
mI'ln RIO Arr'b1 county. 49, o.
Lindsey. por'aies. T @. Hunt. Teuc0
Roosevelt county o. A. Miora M'eu
Chas a. schDur'ob Bland aBni0val
county; Granville. pcn1ieion Aztec
Jay Turley. Santa Fo San Juan coun
~; r. 70. Pierce r E Oiney, las W..
gas. San Miguel county; Chas D.
ilnury ID ~ white. Santa 80. San
ga b. county W. s. fioEewell Santa
&c. Max Kahler Hiliseoro. Sierra
county O. o. Brown. A. ID 80c0rro.
NN"" H'H.NNN.H HNHN"NNNH NNNHN"H
Ramon Sanchez. Ponasco. Taos
county. , Franco Chavez. Santa 20.
WIN Mcintosh. Chiliu. Torrance roun.
tyi EufpcIo GalloEos g otto. CLAY
ton. Union county; solomon Lama.
i4ou Lunns. John Becker Bo.on. Val
oncla county
win recommend that any dele.
gate who Is unable 10 attend send hla
PROXY 90 some one who win aci for
him. IN order that the congress may
have n full representation
Done at the executive mansion thla
mo 13d day ~ September. A. D. 1904
Witness my hand and the great seal
of the Territory of New Movic0.
lsoall MIGUEL A. OTERO
Hy tho Governor.
fslmedl o. W. RAYNOLD8
Secretary 90 New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
For over sixty Years.

An old ana welltried remedy-Mra
windows sootnlnF syrup has been
used for over Sky years by millions
OF mothers for their children while
tec,hlnr. with perfect success. Il
soothos the child. sofjens the gums
allays an pain. cures wind collie. and
is the best remedy for diarrhooa. u
pleasant 10 the taste. Sold by drug
glsts in every part OF ne world
Twenty cents a bottle. lts vr,ut
is incalculable BE sure and ask foI
Mrs. wlnslow'a Soothing Syrup. and
take no other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
IN MEMoRlAM

lu tbe death of Dr Clarence T.. Hcr
Uck. which occurred at SocDrro. New
Mexico. September 90. 1904. Now
Mexico and tbg scientific world have
suffered "a great loss
AS president of tho university OF
New Mexico from isHt Io 1901, Doctor
Hgrrlct reconstructed fs policy. Civ
ins DO O. broader foundation and an u,
creased usefulness Several uuIyor
sIfy publications were begun under
Dots leadership. and research was sivcu
powerful impetus
The Hldloy Memorial Science hall
was built during his administration.
and was larsoly the direct result of his
personal enleayor
Greater however than AN these
physical evidences of bits admiulstra.
UDu Dr. Ihc fact that Doe gathered ahout
him. .n addition t0 fho regular students
of tbo school. % considerable body Of
graduate students who were closely
and intimately associated with him in
the research work The Influence thus
ezeued both upon the students and
upon the policy of thc school, win be-
enduring This Influence was due in
part to me broad culture and learning
ho POSSESSED. but Boz "a stlu greater
measure to HE inspiring personality.
llIs enthusiasm and love for knowl
edge was communicated spontaneous.
y 10 an about him. aud no one came in
close touch with hiln but that he felt
himself upincd
Therefore, % seems peculiarly a.
ting that We. the faculty of the Uni.
yorsiy of New Mexico should OK
press our appreciation Of his work
and personal worth hy extending our
sympathy 40 his devoted wife and
children
w. @ TIGHT.
q. u. HOD0lN.
HTtHHnF NHHEHF nHWrnH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
SAN JUAN COUNTY
FAIRS SUCCESSFUL
FAIRS HELD At BOTH FARMING.
TON AND AZTEC PRONOUNCED
SUCCESSES.

From tho Pennington Hustler
Tho iair which closed az Farming
Ton laHt Friday was Toe greatest ever
held in San Juan county Tho crowd
was alI that could ho asked Tor and
tho displays and amusomonts we're
such aa b. please tho crowd and an
pauiesi management and visitors
were alike pleased with results Those
who were here vii toli your friends
who expect to attend next year OF
their troaimont and tho crowd viii
Increase from year to year b. such
management is continued
There were literary entertainments.
uhufal and agricultural displays.
street caruiyals. balls racing of varI.
Gus kinds alI conducted in way 90
please There were hutcitsH horses
from ai over southern Colorado
Pennington people dld what they
could to show everyone % good time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
LETTER LIST

Persons calling for or sending for
these letters please state where thoy
Romainlns IN the poutomce a. A.
buQuerquc. 81 ST.. Sept 26. igUt
mad been receiving mali, also mention
date of ADVERTISING.
Free delivery OF letters az tne resi-
donco 90 ADDRESSED may be- secured
by Observing the following rules
Direct letters plainly 20 street num.
Der.
Give writer's name. and request an
swer 10 be- directed accordingly.
Advertised natter ~ previously
held one week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter ia held two
weeks before it goes 90 the dead let
ter ONCE az Washington. d, q.
Ladiss' list
Apodoca. Mrs Iu. Morse. Nrs Tmy
anita v.vt. Ar. p.iI,
Barton. Mrs. Franh Phillips. Miss Ma.
nacn. Miss Foliz
Bell, Mrs. Sarah "ei
Beito. Miss Vlsen.Roblnsuu, Mrs. ,.
tida ID.
DOYLE. Mrs. A Roe, Mrs. Hart
Dankenloving. Mrs. ford j.
C. Grained nursel Rossic. Miss Rose
Davis. Mrs q. saialhiio. Mrs. l.
Foa. Mrs Chas W.
Field. Mrs W. 70. Eimpsun. Mrs Ben
Kennedy. Mrs. A. stone. Mrs G.. 70.
q. ShCarhpId, Mrs.
Ionr. Miss Lucy william
t2l Tracey Mrs Ino
...arcs. IRA Maria white. Mrs. Ella
Mems list
Aloxandors p A. Lucero Don Rom.
Albu Tim, aldo
ArmIio Rldal Lexington. r. O.
kIexaudors Frank Iucoro. uomoriC
Alvarez. stagillCr. t.ohatO. Antonio
ma Ferhilo y
Ansurel. Jose Liam. Cu'lcrmo
barker D. r. iuthcr o.
Burrows. John sha' Marcus MI II.
frr Mora Daniel
Hack EoIla b. MARITIME Carlos
Balousla. Sor sil. Mondrayona Fran.
Bpeaon. y. A. cisco
farlo Mntson. Mt q.
bryant. samuel Mahan. John W.
Baker. W. s.. Martinez. Jose a.
Cigar MICS. Mcqueen. James
Chaves. Bcncdito McTyIrloy. y. j.
. Chase. George T.. Mcclure Eugene
/ clifford, j w. North. Sanford
I Connors. J. w Noda. GOO
/ CandolnrIa. hester Ovorton W r.
/ Collins. Mr tmin- Rider. Capt Fhin-
inc cnginoer) cas- T..
I Freeman. Fred Silver Moon Res.
D Gallagher. Hugh taurant
Gustos. Douasiano Smith. y. r.
Giyan. Rev Geo n. simpson, Ed
Hnwarth WIN n. Snhcdra. FeliA
. Hail. James sloyellyu. w. r.
/ Holman. Harry Nigil Atalnnu
. KgyFor. r. vigil. Dock
| Icwis. Robert Wal Woods w. tbar.
keF hcrl
x. W. HOPKINS
Postmaster
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

Everything 20 IN the name when q
comes 90 witch Hazel salve p O..
Dewitt a. Co, Of Chicago. discover.
ga some years ago how % make q
snlvo from witch Hazel that is a
specific Tor Piles bleeding. itching
and protruding Piles. Eczema, cuts.
burns. bruises and all skin diseases,
pcWltta salvo has no equal This
has given rise TO numerous worthless
countcrfeits. Ask FOR DeWiU'e-the
genuine. Sold by y. a. Briggs a CO.,
and s. Vann a Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

Al both republican and democratic
conventions in both New Mexico and
Arizona. anti lolut statehood plat.
forms were adopted A prominent
politician. who BE- we'll acquainted In
both territories, was recently asked
why the powers that be- I'm both par
ties 90 both territories were go OBJ.
posod 90 letting the people vote on
she question of Joint statehood. n
thu politicians we're 30 sure that Joint
statehood was not wanted hy the poo.
pie. why dld they object 10 letting
tho people vote on She question: Hia
answer was' "li constitution Oh
submitted Co the people In either or
both terrItorIts they win adopt 70
$50 quickly that a Dot OF politicians win
be- oui of a Job LorlshurE Liberal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
Mltehsll's Corn Palace.

Mitchell. 8. D Sept 2G--Tho great
qualities OF corn. wheat and other
crops raised IN South Dakota this
year are illustrated by the elaborate
exhibits az the sixth annual corn
palace exposition which opened today
ana will continue until October L.
Tho exposition has been enlarged
since last year. aud an departments
uro well filled. Notwithstanding the
wheat rust. South Dakota has raised
an immense crop this year. as a.
shown la the county exhibits, which
form one OF the leading features OF
the exposition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
IlIIneIa RsnubIIean cluba.

East 81 Louis. Ill Sept. Young
republicans from an parts OF the state
we're present today az the opening OF
the biennial convention Of the Illinois
League of Republican Clubs. Prosi.
dent C. ~ Buck, OF Monmouth. nfosld.
GA over mo days proceedings. which
were largely of q routine nature. I'M.
fercst coutCrs ln The public meeting
90 Doe held tonight. which win ho qd.
dressed hy Secretary Shaw. Senator
Cullom aud other party leaders OF MS
uuual prominence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.

Tho slangy gir speaks the English
slanruaro
The weather man is up againet 20
when the people pray for rain
One place whore every man tries 90
get next is the barber shop
Charity with some people consists
largely OF offering suggestions
Some people have ao much concolt
that they haven't any room Tor jcal.
ousy.
80. Maudo. dear birds don't drink
liquor in spite Of the existence of
% crow bar
Every man would probably be- salts.
nod with Bite lot % 90 wasn't Tor some
other fellows
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

When the quantity of food taken
o. too large or the quality to rich.
sour stomach is likely 20 follow. and
especially so n the digestion has been
weakened by constipation Eat slowly
and not too freely OF easily dleesiod
food MaslIcate the food thoroughly
Let five hours elspse before meals.
and when Won feel q fullncss and
weight in The region OF The stomach
after oatiLs. take Chamberlain
stomach and Liver Tablets and the
sour stomach may bo avoided. For
sale by al druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
charIlIel Id correelIon

Columbus. o.. Sept 27-Eyports in
philauthroplc and correctional work
are gathered here from an parts OF
the state 20 take part 10 iho four.
teenth annual ohio conference Of
Charities and Correction The pro.
gram covers a period of three days.
anG calls for exhaustive discussion OF
the relief Of needy families. the care
OF orphan and delinquent children.
the Juvenile court system and kin.
drod topics.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

che water supply. so that additional
land can bo brought under irrlea.
ti0n fho present wrought iron mains
are io be- taken up and will be re-
placed hy cast iron pipes of greater
dimensions and of the greatest posi-.
bic strength and durability
Al thc old Ore hydrants in the city
limits OF Santa be- win bo replaced
with the modern hydrantH an maine
which have been found 40 be- too
small will bo replaced hy mains OF
larger dimensions A Fxinch main
win be- the smallest within the city
limits and the n,E mains 90 the noni-
Tertiary and fo the Industrial school
will bo of eirhtiuch cast iron
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
Beautiful Women.

Plump checks. flushed with tho soft
glow of health and pure complexion
make an women beautiful Take a
small dose 90 Uerhine after each
meal. % WIN prevent constipation and
help digest what you have eaten. 50c
Mrs. WIN 81 Stroud Midlothian, Tex
a.. writes. May a.. 1901 eve have
used HorbIno In our family for eight
years. and found q the best medicine
we ever used f'r constipation. hil
lous fovcr and malaria" Sold by J.
81. OWellly a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

w o.. H1ulaon Cleveland Miss.
writes. August l6. 1909 GO want 90
say a word OF praise for Uallarl's
Snow Iinimont 7 stepped ON q nail.
which caused the cords % my lez to
contract and an ahacoss 20 rise in
IN, knee. and the doctor told me that
I would have a atiff leg. 30 one day I
vent 90 J p Lords drug store. WIN
Is now On Denver. Colo. Tie recon.
mondod bottle N SNOW Eminent.
got soc size. ant II cured my leg
L BE- the best llnimont IN the world
Assesses. with few exceptions.
are indicative Of constipation 0r do.
bility They may. however, rcaiit
from blows or foreign bodies. intro.
ducod into the skin Or FLESH such as
splintors. thorns. etc. Sold hy 70
ORcllly a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
IN Praise Of chamberlaln's Collie
Cholera and Dlafrhoea Remedy.

ALLOW mo 20 give YOU a few words
In praise 81 Chamherlain's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhooa Remedy"
says Mr.. John Hamlet. OF Eagle
Pass. Texas. ~ suffered one week
with bowel trouble and took an kinds
NJ medicine without getting any re-
ief. when my friend. Mr. G Johnson.
a merchant here. advised me 20 take
this remedy After taking one dose
felt greatly relieved and when !
had taken the third dose was entirely
cured. thank YOU from the bottom
OF my heart for putting this great
remedy n the hands of mankind.
Fo' sale by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

Hon. Amado Chnycs has returned 90
Santa 10 from a weeks visit TO varl.
ous points in socorro county, where
be- has boon on legal business. Mr..
Chavos talked extensively TO the poo'
pie ln seven precincts and found that
the republican party there had grown
stronger and that heavy republican
maiorities would be the rule IN the
coming election
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

W r McCroIght. business manager
and city editor of The Albuquerque
Citizen arrived In the city Friday ON
the delayed train and spent a busy
afternoon rounding up subscribers
and lhnglinr with the local poliiL
clans Mr. McCrcight is q veteran
hustler after new business and while
here added TO tho already large Silver
city Net Of Tho citizen Enterprise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

"Dld Harwood buy the cottage a.
swampy Glong'
"No"
what caused him 10 change his
mlnd7"
why. be started DO buy a few qul-
ME pills 10 tho drug store and they
said they sold them only by the
quart.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
w. C TIGHT.
g. b. HODGIN
JOHN WEiNZlRL.
Commit


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pm ! ever took md a. the same time
iho effect was pleasant Little Early
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