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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

educated class, and has usually main.
.ainod a political aacendancy.
Ou.y one month ud the city oloe.
tlsn.
New Mexico will line up solldly for
ioint statehood
Congress Is paying very little at
tontion 20 resolutions from The torrt
tories.
@ ls certainly 10 the interest o.
northern Arizona 20 want Joint state
hood.
Delegate Rodcy has made the name
~ New Mexico familiar IN the halls
% congress
There were Eve Mondays 90 Fob
ruary this year This viii not occur
again untn 1883
Gov. Otoro sonsibly asserts that
oiut statehood BE- bottcr than no stlto.
hood and Will hgip carry the measure
% this TERRITORY
Albuquerque % destined 20 become
ONE OF The best show towns in the
ecst Hereafter the best theatrical
companies win visit this city.
Ruaslaa naval history .s likely 3D.
exhibit striking similarity 90
snalnb A non mechanical people has
mo- business uukorlug with such cab-
crate pieces Of mechanism as molcrl
var vessels.
The republican politicians lu this
. territory had boiter put on their think.
Ing caps on tho statehood question.
President Roosevelt Ia urging tho pas.
. aso of tho Joint statehood hill for
I Arizona and NoR Mexico.
/ El pago Is che largest and best city
ln the southern border OF the Unitot
| 7iotos. and 10 has me good viii Of the
7 whole of Now Mexico on account 90
l the generosity and Ihoraiiy Of its
citizens Albuquerque. especially, IL
indebted to go paso for many neigh.
: borly couriosioa.
/ % throws 1n unexpected iio'irht or
me amount n luxury In this woril
to hear that 5000 diamond polIshor1
In Amsterdam have gone Un strike
one would naturally think that one
rnfh of that many would suffice .0
. HN'iaN aN llr precious STONES iN.a
. world could uEo
The Now Mexican s hereby hulDi
t0 rot Ir line f0r Joint statehood Ev
. arything has been done that was pos
fble 90 secure single statehood fo'
Vow Mexico The cnort hiss failed
and BE- 20 tmo that every friend of
the territory should Eot lu limo tU q,
he next bcat tfng
lheie is no race suicide problem
10 Japan. lts population OF $4,000.
e0s ls crowded together ON tbe smal
GLANDS which make up the Kingdom
,o closely that there is no room wha'
ever ia which Go Cspand. Nearly eg
Try acre OF a.uulo land "a cultivate
ana made i1 support ita Tail lint
N nsrtuns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
MICRO LnncAIlON

btn. whatever may bo said OF the
highsr education Of the negro. says the
Chattanooga Times. there Cal be- no
dDlm of tho wholcsomonesa and en-,
cacy ~ the Kind % instruction be
geta AZ Tuskegeo and a. Normal Not
ave per cent OF the graduates OF these
schools ever go wrong which is crcd'
table not only 90 the system. bJt 20
President Washington az the former
and President Council at tne latter
Institution The notices inculcuted
into the pupils OF these schools are
hrsi FOR honesty and morality, which,
being successfully onEraned, the rest
follows easily The southern states
could DO no better toward reaching
q solution o3 tho race question than
10 encourage. foster ana aid these
schools DO every possible way
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Perhaps reason why 60 many
I'rcsnyterens are sympathiuuF with
Japan and oxultlng over her victories
may be- found in tho tact that Rear
Admiral Unu. who won the Chcmuipo
arht and Rear Admiral Sgfrata are
prasbyt what ls more they
were trained 20 the work of sea nght-
inr In the United States They are
graduates Of Annapolis. having been
sent over by their government 90 take
en- course there Rear Admiral Ser.
rata ia with the Japanese force ~ PORT
Arthur Both graduated with the
eiasa OF 1854 and both have won rapid
nrnmnllan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas. John n. Single and ~.
elyn single his wife, on the 22nd
iay OF November. 1901, executed and
delivered TO the undersigned A. n Nc
Nnlen as trustee. their certain deed Of
trust OF that date. which said deed of
trust ls recorded On the once % the
probate cork and ox-Oficio recorder
of Bernalnlo county IN volume Ten
l0) OF decd OF trusts, page iso. re-
ference 10 which % hereby made. and
ana thereby then and there convey 10
the said a. y McMlllon NJ trustee, tho
following real ertaiC situate iu tho
county Of BernalIllo. territory n New
Mexico. to.wlt
lot nyo t5l OF block twoniy.aix t26l
OF Huning's Highland addition 10 Al.
huquorQuo ora the same is known on
the plat thereof filed IN the Office
of the probate clork and eX-ohcio 10.
cordcr of Beualilo county on the
nth day of December. 1850
And whereas Tho said dcod of
rrust was made 90 secure the payment
OF "a certain prumlssury note OF the
said John n Single and Evelyn stln
gle for the sum OF three hundred and
dny dollars. dated November 22nd
F. 1901 and payable on or before ons
/ year after said last mentioned date ID
the order OF Mrs u r. Nelson with
interest az the rate OF eight per cent
per annum from date. payable guar
torly.
And Whereas The said deed OF
trust contained a condition therein
that II the makers OF said note should
fail 10 Pay the same az maturity d,
said trustee az the request OF the lega
holder Of said note should cell "a,
above described property al publ,
auction 20 the highest bidder at Ga,
front door OF the pOst0mco ia IA,
/ city Of Albuquerque. county OF Der
nalillo aforesaid. FIRST giving fou
weeks public notice at the time, torml
and place Of sale aud OF the properly
to be- sold by Advertisement 10 som,
newspaper printed and published %
rho city OF Albuquerque and upon sal,
sale TO exocute and deliver a decd q
fee simple of the property 80 sold q
/ the purchaser thereof and receive thD
proceeds OF said sale, and out OF sucl
proceeds should pay first the cost
and expenses OF executing this trug
including reasonable attorneys fee
and compensation 20 the trustee fo
his services, and next. shall apply tbI
proceeds remaining over 10 the pay
mont OF said debt and Interest an,
the remainder n any. 10 the maker
of said note or their legal represents
tiyos.
Aud Whereas There d due. owinl
ami unpaid from the makers OF sail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

The readers OF this paper viii be
pleased 20 learn that there is az loas,
one dreaded disease that science hae
been able tD cure IN all iia stages. ana
that iB Cntarh Halls Catarrh cure
Ia the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being "a constitutional disease, re-
luroB constitutional treatment
HALLS Catarfh cure is taken inter
uaIly. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces or the system
thereby destroying tho foundation OF
the disease and Eivins cue patent
stiyustu bv uuuuing up tho conautu'
on ana assisting nature in doing lts
work Ihe proprotors nave 90 much
faith in its curative powers that they
ofor one Hundred Dollars for any
case that 10 fails 90 cure send Tor
list OF testimonials
Address y !. CHENEY a co 90.
lodo %
Sold by druggists, zoe.
Halls Family pills aro the best.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
ApMlTs 10 HoMlcIpg.

A special dispatch % the Denver
news from Carlsbad dated February
~. says;
The defense Ia enc Hutohins murdur
trial sprung a genuine surprise on the
prosecution yesterday when tho d.
PENDANT was introduced Ia his own be-.
hail. hiB examination continued an.
90 the collapse OF his attorney. w. w.
Lakewood, az 3 O'Clock. from the strain
aud grip
Court adjourned 20 this morning,
when Merchant was again put on the
stand
Merchant proved a splendid witness,
tclliaE a straight story, and remaining
unshakon under croas.examination.
tie said
u had been AZ the hotel a couple az
days click sunday afternoon Mrs. hut,
chlnH turned me- QUE, saying that che
wanted the room for transionts, And
thai being acquainted J could ind q
room outside Monday / went 10 TIE
hotel and told Hutchlns { did not Ike
the way I had been treated. thai a
was rough 90 turn QUE sick man on
such a night Mr. Hutchins reiOrtod
no ala not want any trouble. and thht
/ was NO gentleman.
- kicked him. when he drew and
shOt me iE the side was daEed Tor a
short time and upon recovering 4 tried
To- get away but could not Looking
back I saw Hutchins stln had me GOV.
erred with has revolver Believing he
was going 10 shoot / shot twice. DID
not see him after my nrst shot
a was taken % a doctors once.
/ where the bullet was extracted. ana /
/ was sicl in bed month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
rnAT RuSSlAN ILEEI

Tue idea has prevailed that tho
Uultod states ls under deep obliga.
aoa 10 Russia becaua, during tho civil
var a Russian feet visited New York
This feet Same 90 this country on a
ilendiy cruise. ID was after the Get
tysburE and Vicksburg battles. A
Nov York paper says OF the matter.
The notion that the Russian Meet
had anything 10 DO with tnat settle
mont 10 utter moonahi-e. for the roa-
son that the feet did NOT visit Now
York until nearly two years after tho
Trent ahair The protense that tho
Ruasian feet came hlther AZ a critical
time Ia the darkest lays Of the war
and stayed on guard until the end Of
ne war 10 a stupid aud wicked per
version OF history Those ships came
hltheT q. Jho cad Vt september lsos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
srAfEnOan s1ulTlOa

&, Is az suro as fate. says the Las
Vegas Optic. that II New Mexico op.
poses Joint statehood under any con
htlons she will be taken az her word.
C0nmcss won't forc0 statehood upon
us. u New Mexico expresses her
willingness 90 accept ic'nt statehood
u the other brand prove impossible.
she will get separate statehood, II
Arizona doesn't wake up b. her in-
toroats. n Arizona porsevercs Ia her
rocalcitFant attitude. it seems 10 the
highest degree probable that New
Mexico will be admitted alone There
10 every reason for New Mexico % be
willing 90 accept statehood in what
ever form congress Offers O. go ur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
NOTICE. OF SUI.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. HERNA.
LuLO COUNTY. TERRITORY or
NEW MEXICO
william y. Williams. plaintiff, We. ia.
ward Dickinson. aura A. Dickinson
hla VITO. tho ho.rs. next Min and
estate 0f one James Mckenzie. the
said James Mckenzie being tlC per
aon specifically mentioned m the
complaint horoIn che names of sad
heirs. nest of kan and those admini.
storing the estate 90 Gl. James
Mckenzie. hcInr to 'his plaintiff on.
known. and therefore cannot be
stated. and the unknown claimants
if amy tberebe Of. ln and to Dot mum
hcs twenty Boz block number nine
teen. known and sosiguatod on The
map. of the town az Albuquerque,
now city. Nov Al syico made by
John A. Fulton. and filed nthe Of
nee OF the Probate Ciork and ex'
oaicio Record = O. Bornaiillo Coun'
~. New Ievlco. on the 5th day ~
May. 1850. defendants.
an on the aefendanta described
above. except Edward Dickinson ana
Laura A. Dickinson. are hereby noti'
ned That an action has hCon commonc.
cd against them In th0 District Court
OF the Second Judicial district OF tho
Territory of New Mexico within and
FOR tho County of Bornallllo. By tho
said plaintiff. william v Williams
that the general object 81 said
action arc 20 correct the mutual mis-
tako IN the description OF lot number
90. In block number no, City OF Alhu
qnerquo a. IN tho tiue OF this actiou
described. and conveyed. by Jame'
Mckenzie 10 the defendant Edwart
Dickinson by deed on the Sth dag d
September 1889; ana % correct al
records relating 10 said deed. and 4
quiet the title checks conveyed an,
that unless you an OF the defendant
/ description above except Edward Dich
inson and Laura Dickinson. ente
your appearance In said suit on o
before the lsth IA. OF March. 1904. :,
the ONCE Of the Clerk % said cour
| judgment viii hc rendered agaihs
YOU by default
tsoaD w. n DAME
Clerk.
IKLOCK a OWEN. Attorneys 70
plaintiff. p. o. address, Alhuquerqu,
Now MaNien
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Tho national ponuIst committee
has called a CONVENTION 90 meet in
nprnrn,ld. M. on July g tor the
suppose OF placing in nomination a
candidate tor president and vice pres.
ident
10 does not rcruir q very great
body OF men 90 call conventions 70
vas supposed thar the populiat party
a. a national party was dc-d. out mo
usotinr OF some of tno national cen.
tral committee ana The calling OF this
convention. indicates that there st.li
remains a spark or tive Ca itg political
nfe yet uuoktlnruIshcd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
DECElVlEG DISTANCE
A TOURIST STOPPING At THE
ALVARAoo HAD AN ENPeR.
FENCE SUNDAY.

Lost In tho shifting sands Of the
foot hills Of the sandal mountains"
would be- a significant Introductory 10
an article on the experience OF ", n.
Pierce. % Chicago, sunday and Sun.
day night
Mr Pierce Is from the Field-Coum.
bla museum OF Chicago. and knows
an about Indians and where they
came from. Sunday afternoon no be.
came ambitious ami thought Is walk
over to the mountains. Just out Of
the city. would be good exercise be-
foro luncheon. After walking about
an hour. tho mountains seemed but
Just over the next sand Hill. He kent
walking until over his limbs came
stealing a tired feeling, aud sim the
bec0mlnR ovaBIvc mountains we're
just over tho way rho wind began
10 blow 70 grew until quite a fierce
hurricane nllcd tho afr with sand Ho
turned beck toward the city The
wind shifted and the sand beat into
hls face and hands Tho ar was 80
dense that the wandoror could no
longer see. Blinded he wandered
about until worn out and he laid down
Near shutdown. the wind died down
and the atmosphere cleared The
wanderor then discovered THAI he ln
His rambllngs had gone closer 70 the
mountains instead OF the city lIp
did noe cherish sleeping tho night on
the enchanted mesa, and tired and
feet tender. slowly he covered the
sandy stretches that interviewed be-
tween Il was 2 o'clock when hs
found ME- rostful cot az the Alvarad1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

ueary two yoari uiior the
a1fr a year alter Antiotam,
N.p .aths after oe had been
fl1 % tyshufg. and Vickahurg
no Port auison had surrc~dered.
40 me very time che Rae ln ships
rr here lacro .ay by their siuo In
sew YorN harpor ar English q o.
r1nt nougn to have blown them
utl amIthrrceua The Russian feet
i1d about ae much 90 DO with saving
1's Union from foreign toes as ny
rn coach wheel has with the run.
l.ns of the coach
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Prof g. O. Nowsom and wife. ~.
fined people o. The Island Of Luaon
Philippines, are IN the city 10 remain
Indefinitely They are engaged with
The educational department Of Uncle
Sans now acquisitions and az pre-
ont are constructing primary text
books 10 be- used IN the Philippine
schools Mr. and Mrs. NoWsOm dad
tho climate Of Now Mexico very beno.
ncial 10 their health
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Captain W s. Valentine. Of the
Fhh United States cavalry. stationed
az Fort Wingate. who will on the 23rd
OF March inspect company q. OF tho
National Guard OF New Mexico, d u
the city arranging FOR that luspec
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
HlTfB00D SITUATION

A Washington correspondent fur
nlshoa the following statement ~ The
,atoho0d situation
I To such on extent has tic feel
.us grown that thInly populated com
monWaaltha should not have equal
representation In tho senate with the
popuious states that u every state
west 0f Kansas wore yet territop,
none could get ln but California A
f1rtiorI, the opposition 20 the separate
admission ~ Athena, and New Mex.
leo ls deep seated and lu tho east.
almost universal
Q. n Delegate Roloy che must az
Tent champion OF separate statehood
any territory ever had IN congress be
reyos mat iolnturo will bo 20 the ad-
vantage OF his constituents. such an
opinion should carry much weight ln
Che territory.
g. u the Joint statehood bills are
passed, 81 vii DO - % auNt pst,s
vote.
4 4 bon providing for the admis
1lon of New Mexico. leaving Arizona
out. could not pass the senate
O. The Submission % two states by
zoe iolnture method ~ well under
stood policy OF the aimluiatration
favored by The president
g. The democrats in congress vii
oppose the admission OF New dcxic,
and Arizona Jointly.
e. Never. after the present con
gross. can any territory with less thar
: a million people get iuto the uniol
as a state
8. only the desire TO keep part
pledges, made long ago. and % soltl
I the continental territorial matter
gives New Mexico and Arizona thel
present chance.
9 Better terms will bo offered nos
than can ever be secured after an
great and populous territories o. Okl'
homa and Indian Territory have bee
cared for
The correspondent also presents IA
following fncts.
O. No republican on the house con
100 N''' NAAHWNH guy NNANNNHH N'NN NNN" NNANAN'
sion Of two states for the four teri
tories ami ali favor the admisslo
OF Arizona ami New Mexico az once
2. All the democrats oppose IN
Joining OF New Mexico and Arizona
g. The aduces received by Deli
gate Rodoy from the territory sho'
"a biz majority On favor OF accepiln
the terms offered by congress
Z Delegate Mcclure has io.no
Delegate Rodey iu acquIosCinE in th
statehood agreement
o Delegate Wilson a democrA
win support the democrat policy ,
opposition OF iointure sud therefor
statehood o. any hind
9. while senate faction will o
pose the passage Of the statehood bi
this session. the republicans a. a pa
~ are determined 20 force q through
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

TO CURE A COLD m ONE DAY
Take Ln1atlye bromo Qulnine TAB.
lets. An druggists refund the money
u Il fails 20 cu-o. H. W. Groves sig.
nature 10 on each boa. zoe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Ramon u. johnson was bound over
10 the grand jury this morning IN Po-
lice Judge Crawford's court. charged
with grand larconcy Il a. alleged
that on Saturday night Johnson stole
$50 from the room OF Jose Manuel
az the local Indian school while on.
ioyiug tho hospitality Of Manuors
lodgIng quarters. Other ugly charges
were made against Johnson by tho
federal officers. but we're Withdrawn.
Johnson had $3.50 when arrested aud
previous to me night the money was
MISSED Il was known that he was
broke. Clrcumstantiol evidence is
strong againas him,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE YAK.
ING
when you take Groves Tauisless Chill
Tonic because the formula 10 plainly
printed on every bottle. showing that
q 10 simply iron and quinine IN
tasteleas form No cure. no pay. soc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Three car loads % runners, property
OF 3D. C0ulgan passed through che
city on No. 2 yesterday afternoon
from Los Angeles 10 Memphis. Tom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Robert Irving stoon, manager OF
the Grand Canyon hotel az Williams.
Afiz 90 10 the city. tho guest Of Man.
uger Choatham Of tho Alvarado. tie
attended the Eika' theatre last night,
and this evening will leave, return,
Ing to Williams. Mr.. Stoon Is well
known IN Albuquerque because OF hts
long connection with the Alyarado ag
steward and hiF many friends viii
be- pleased 90 learn of biz good fortune
iu securing the position as manager OF
the popular Grand Canyon hotol Mar.
TIN Bugllen. proprietor Of Bright An.
eel hotel az the Grand Canyon. Us
also proprietor OF the Grand Canyon
hotel az Williams, having purchased
tho latter from G. ~ Boyce.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

WANTlD-TRUsTWORTHY LADY
or GENTLEMAN 20 manage business
ln tLll county and adjoining territory
tor house OF solid financial standing
f2O 900 straight cash salary aud eEs
uonsOs paid each Monday direct from
reatqunrtorE Expense mOney al.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

hlfmoa. Nrs Bent Phillips, Ma
no rouwood, Maui
Allen. Mrs EM Porral. May
Baca Miss Anita Ronfrow. Mra Han
Roland, Ethel nah
drown drs Harry Robinson Mr. Jon
u ME
Colasoo. Joaonta Shaw. Mrs 81
EldHdgo ouiaa Sanchez Mrs Alv..
Franco, Mas PAT ma
dada sonh.o. Mfs Lena
iaaacs. Mrs ahumhurguo Mr.
Lopez. hargarta Mary
Mao. MAZE Thomas Mira Dora
Weogs. Mira uhas williams Minnie
Moore. Mrs JE Wilson. MIs llzfi,
Martinez. uoua re- Wise. Mrs villa
odOra Wa on ElIEahetu
MEMS List
ArmIo. bon McAioo. luEo
Allen. Master sam Nnryaiy Pula
nuL Charlie Newton. Everett b
Barcla. Bbor Pierce. s
Boyco. EF Qu.Hlana. Hitherto
uondi.t. Mr Roth. William
Chavca. Euggnlo Romero. Augustine
Cunningham. ilon. Robmaon Andres
~
carter. norbcrt n Roso. e. %
Chamberlain, Tho. Russell. } &
mas Rodrigoz. Luauio
uot8on. Jimmie Sanchez. Pedro
Dwyor. James J sykes. WE
DahIcn RI sykoa. W
taiiCk. Frank Stromhoc A e.
F,rmnaio. Nicolas Swan Anurow
Fafchor. Charley sleeper LW
French. Osro NJ schonbock. Icon 90
Fnn. q strait. , g.
francs Rodad Sanchez. Jacovo
Groves. Dr q W sharp. u
Gonzales. Eduardo sayun, Or
Gonzales. Jacobo silva. iiandrO
Gonzales guhdalu SANCHEZ. MaMmia.
pc no
Galindoro. Jorman Thomas. Alien G
German. Jhon Trowbridgo. Frank
Graham, Louis Thomas. Geo w
Grow, VIM Thomat Harold
Benny, Rrookheld Takomau kumm.
HardiC. chi
/ Kindbrough A.. Thomas. HP
chile tauo Rick
/ Lopez. Antonio rraln. W r
Truiillo Torres. Maclovio
I lagoruulst. g Thomas. Evan
LOWS, y Nalycrde. ClOfaB
Lucor0. Crocensio Niui. FB
Louoran, John n WILDER. Louis
Montoya, Uuadalu- williams WI
pc WoiVert0u, Il ~
Miller. Mr. and Mrs WARD. huck
&c wall Master Bd.
Montoya. Juan ward
Sanchez y Albuquerque Coll
McAulih. VIM Club
McAfee. RP2 let CLASH Package
McAfeo. Robert
". HOPKINS.
Postmaster
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Charles NJ Coach. o. 8ii North
Fifth street. left this morning for the
Jemoz Hot springs Mr. Coach rs SUI
fering from rheumatism and hopes
that be will 0nd relief On the heal.
INK waters o. the famous Sulphur
Hot Spring.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

~ friv II.y,n s.
o. 5 trn pcr rf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

KLOCK a OWEN. Attorneys for
plaintiff p. o. address. Albuquerque.
New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
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Remaining IN the post ot1cc a. A.
buquerque, n NJ February a. 1885,
Persons calling Tor ur sending fof
these letters please state where they
had been feoelving mail. sno mention
tate 0f advertising
Free delivery Of letters at the real
drnce of addresseo may be- secured By
observing the following rules;
Direct letters plainly 90 street num.
Der
Give Writora name. aud request an
swer 20 Dee directed accordingly.
Advertised matter Be- previously held
ono week awaiting delivery
Advertised matter 10 held two wtoka
before q goes 90 the dead lotior office
.. aa.EUTnfum u 4.