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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-08

those are angel fish, saw some ms
like them at the aquarium down al
the Battery in New York Say, but
there are some beauties down therel
1t locks as If it had been built fol
them. The rocks are covered with
moss, and there is tunnel lust
ike 1 saw in the aquarium. thought
at the time that the fish in New
York had pretty soft snap, but
these fellows here have them beat
! in walk. I wonder if they're good
to eat?''
The reflections of Mr.. Vincent were
cut short. By good seamanship Capt.
Waters brought the yacht alongside
jutting rock, which nature must
have designed as a pier. Four sail
ors spraug ashore, and in a few min
utes the lines were taut; the stumps
of two trees acted as posts. Tenders
were lowered to keep the sides of
the SHARK from rubbing against
the rock, and it was possible to step
from the gangway directly to the
natural stone pier.
Welcome to 'Hestoriai'" ex-
claimed Hestor as he leaped ashore.
Come on, gentlemen, and explore
the mysteries of the tropics. I want
to show you something that viii sur
prise you.''
Back of the pier there arose rock
which cut off the inland view. Hes
open space, and waited for the others
to join him. Mr.. Pence wassthe last
to quit the yacht and showed an IN
clination to remain On board. He left
only when he found himself desert
ed.
"What do you think of that?'
Hestor pointed towards a grove
of cocoa palms, in the center of
which stood a large bungalow 1t
was an artistic blending of Moorish
and Indian architecture. This build
ing was an ell-shaped structure, the
corner of which was two stories in
height and rounded in a curve, form
ing at the front half a circle. From
this as a base, there were two long
wings one story in height, with slop-
ing roofs, supported at the front by
pillars, within which were deep We
randas. These verandas were each
about 60 feet long and opened into
the central part of the structure,
which on its interior, as well as in
its second story, was a perfect cir
Gle.
Sidney Hammond looked at Hestor
in amazement.
''When did you build this?" he de-
manded.
Never mind when / built it," re-
sponded Hestor, with n good-natured
laugh. Its built all right, as you
can see. AS a matter of fact, old
man." he said, addressing Sidney and
looking carefully around as if in
search of something, "this is the first
time ever saw it myself. I had it
built for my tropical residence.
What do you think of it, Mr.. Rock
we'll? You are judge of villas. Is
there anything in New York that can
touch it for the natural beauty of its
surroundings ?''
ITO Be Continued
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-08

under that rock with the cocoa tree
over it.o Hestor handed the power
ful marine glasses to Capt. Waters,
who took a long look in the direction
indicated by the excited owner of
the SHARK
You're Eight" he said, II see him
He's a big 'un," observed the cap
tain as he handed back the glasses.
IF you want to watch some fun,
come up forward, gentlemeni" he al
most shouted. Hurry up; the bonn
bardment is about to begin! Come
along, Mr.. Morton, j will show you
some sport for your .ives!''
Hestor's excitement was contagious.
. sLook over on the bank, there"
said Hestor. do you see something
that books like logo"
81 do" said Mr.. Kent. Mr. Nor
ton also made it out, as did most
OF the party.
Its a gator; an alligator, and.
n whopper!" said Hestor. 81 won't do
ca thing to him!"
oHestoi' sprang to polished piece
of machinery, and dropped behind
slanting steel guard. marine
stood by the side of this bit of
mechanism which was recognized at
glance as rapid-fire Hotchkiss
gun. Mr.. Pence gave>it one look ahd
retreated behind the deckhouse. AIR.
Morton and the others looked on
with keep interest.
Bing-r-r-bing- r-r- zing-zip-r-r-bing-
bing-rip-rip r bing "trip zip ring
bling Z"
The first shot struck the wa ter
to the right about 100 feet from the
foglike object. Hestor swung the
gun owith a quick movement to the
left, and marine raised the muzzle
with the turn Of an adjusting de-
vice. For second the water at the
edge of the bank was churned into
foam. The next instant the clog"
was alive. A long tail waved in the
air; the great jaws opened and bel
lowed in a hoarse roar of rage and
agony. 1t rushed for the bank, but
as the head sank in the water the
squat legs relaxed and the hulk lay
motionless.
Hestor jumped back from the gun.
He took one look through the case
Gus vapor from the weapon; threw
his cap In the air and danced for
JOY.
what do you think of that?' he
shouted. 1.-The books say you have
to shoot 'em in the eye In order
to fetch 'em. i know a trick worth
two of thatI Say, but he's a
'beaut!' What do you think of Hes
tor Island,' Mr.. Carmody? This is
only a starter. You can have more
fun here in week than you .can
have in New York in a year. Come
out from back there, Mr.. Pence! the
cruel war is over. Lower the launch,
Capt. Waters. There is plenty of
water over there, and well go and
take a look at him.
During this incident, and In all the
happenings of this eventful day, Hes
tor conducted himself as If the ar
rival and landing on this spot was
an ordinary event which had been
PLEASANTLY anticipated by Al On the
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-08
CHAPTER XIV.
NARROWED.

There's one! See him. captain I?
Right beyond those weeds, on the
bank of that little island, almost
under the big rock! Don't you see
him?"
Hestor danced around the forecas-
tie in the most excited manner. Capt.
Waters looked in the direction in
which he was pointing.
Don't you see him? Take my
glass and you can see him as plain
ly as the nose on your face! He's
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-08


end was a crag, probably 100 feet
above the surface of the lake. To
the west it sloped gradually down,
and at low tide there was a sand
bar. 1t was on the inner edge of
this bar that Hestor had sighted the
crocodile. TALL slender cocoa palms,
with their. crowns of graceful leaves,
nodded in the morning breeze. eau
cho, camphor and dragon trees added
their beauty to this tropical bou-
quet. The base of the rocks was hid
den in giant pond lilies, ivy and
other climbing plants, which fes-
TONED the sides of the cliffs, as if
struggling to join the masses Of
flowers which overhung the rocks
above.
But the water had treasures not
less beautiful. At depth of so .or
60 feet the bottom of the lake was
clearly visible. Looking over the
sides Of the yacht, the voyagers
who were now approaching the
shore, saw swarms IF fish whose
sides reflected the colors OF the rain
bow.
Color is born In the tropics. It
uieS at the poieS- IN the CHILL OF the
axial antipodes, black and white
alone survive. In the warmth of the
tropics all objects, animate and in
animate, vie with each other to OUT
rival the Imagination of the artist
and blunt the pen of the writer.
sIt looks like big aquarium, don't
ii" said L. Sylvester Vincent. as he
gazed into the water Look at the
Fab under thoss rocksl III bet
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-08
Appreciates His sfereies.

Bishop Wilberforce used to tell a
story of a greedy clergyman who,
when asked to say grace, looked
anxiously to see if there were cham
payne glasses on the table. If there
were he began: "Bountifui Jeho-
vahi" But if he saw only claret
glasses he said: I'VE are not worthy
of the least of thy mercies. Chicago
Inter Ocean.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-08

II will always recommend wonderful hope
renedies"-MRs L C. WILIADsEN r r No. Manning Iowa
E
hams Vegetable Compound over diseases of
Pnkham Illness
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-08
couIan,t Lose Hin.

She Tin the park)-R wonder wha.
kind of tree that is?
He-Why, that's a dog-wood tree.
But how can you telI?"
by its bark, of course Chicago
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-08
Aaviee to suiters.

Before you pop the question you'd
better question pop. Princeton
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-04-08
Ii,s KIDNAPPED
MILLIONAIRES
A Tale Of Wall Street
. and the Tropics = Il
By FREDERICK u. ADAMS

Copyright, 1901, by Lothrop Publishing Company
All rights reserved.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
ILLINOIS A RePuaLlcAN sTArE.

Illinois De- reliably republican
state aud 90 has. iu 1904 thc strong
est possible incentive for going ro.
publican by q largo majority Rooso.
Nolf Is particularly popular in that
state 8s he pa an over fho west
IN Charles $ nuoDu the republicans
haf, candidate Tor governor who
cuuos up to thc best traditions OF tho
party Do chat state Tho resolutions
passed by tbs Illinois republican
loawo rUcItp that iu DR. Duogu eve
have n candidate who win make good
tlg prediction of "a clean able and
constructive administration of state
affairs" The candidate BIAS the ON
thu..1stIr support 0f .he republicans
uf IH. state. and as "a rufurmcr. viii
uul thousands Uf votes of democrat
and Independents
Mckinley carried Illinois rv 10000
U 1896 auI by $4,000 Zoo 1900. on
acoouu. OFF local Issues. Yates p'urlll
ity for governor Zoo 1000 was more
than 10000 Joss than NrE'n'Dr's but
thcro is nothing u .Irh fhIs year
90 Keep tine lead f1r governor below
ti1t fIr president
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
CONVENTION CITY

Tho silver city independent says
that Albuquerque with ho essentially
a convention city from me 'ofb to The
I7th of October the week oft the
twenty fourth annual Sew Noy.co
mIr First comes .Hg Dig irrigation
convention. which WIN convene for
two days. and which win b. address.
od by some OF tho leaders BOO the
great national movement fHr fho rp.
clam1ti1u OF arid lands The Oa1
Fellows. several hundred strong win
gather here Tor fbyIr annual couyou.
tlUB fbo annual meeting of New
MuyIc0 M0a1uH. with fhn usual io'lE
ncatIUu of the Mystic Shrine ON Sat
urday win Doe held aud the Knights
OF Columbus win hold their first ter.
rIt0rIoi convention during the week.
Tho fair CITY win Dee headquarters for
Now Mexico Elks during 'ho week
Abide from the attractions of the fair
these conventions win make Albu.
quDrUuo au interesting place iO Doe in
the second week of October
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

o. 500 probably aston. Do many po0.
ulp n learn tHlt fh. present army Of
90, United sH.. H smaller Iu pro-
portion .a .H. national population
ihar was tho army under Washing
COW h.aW. Jefferson. Madison and
JaD. rn Tha .s tHo Interesting and
surprising la, noted nr Rutherford
Corh.u au .1rrmus article lu the
curruu. Uarunra Wg.k'y. entitled.
"WhgI ls Safe and Sufficient Ar
my" 30 The proportion of tho 10000
army bD taken Goo the nation puauIn
tlou. as determined hy the census uf
1900 taken hu, twenty months later
n win ho seen. ho points 0ut that Mr..
Mckinley. ot tho outbreak Of me war
with Spain had the smallest regular
army 600 proportion to tho population
in tho history of the country, rep
rosontng only 80 soldiers for each
10000 IuhahIiauts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

B8a proven acted l.shurouniy Boz con.
necti1n Win thc Roosevelt proxies and
10 is charged that ho sold those two
tutos.
The Sew MUt'r1u shows ita petty
mosune Hy publishing "a .ist ol guam.
titles of small nsh aud hsh spawn lut
iu New Mexico waters during ODE past
tWo Fe8r which amounted '1 h1nI.
rods Of thousands OFF Ooh and spawn
and credits Do to IHD good work. of
PAGE O,eu. s1me 8uI Hsh warden. DO
should bu credited fn Delegate UudDY
U. uu H.I .ir O.,ru with 'hg ust
.0r tho 8ft.rH Information
Field vaHhaI Oyaml Is married fo
% lraIul.. Uf Nassar which maI 1o.
cunt Tor IHU ar. ta8t ha appears 90
SNOW fHIua "r two.
a alI. bob. .amHIIau s .r.ug Ou iu
Arizona Ohio ISSUE a dead I1 Sow
.I,NIru. .UU UI .ua really expects
utoheuH 0r 'b. territories for many
..Hrs fu come
rE. electric UlH, company wl dU
rs u. .aIU toward making tho fair
% .urca Thousands of electric hEhtH
lre hr.r 'ruus across tHu principal
streets
Tue ... never SEQ failed uuou o.
Hca'nd 900 enterprise. ana 80 is Ic
.orm.r.H fob make the territorial oIr
D. h'r ...aa
Col Greer deserve. special credit
TOP tb. ....T,H. v1r ha BIAS ImDroy.
and ..luH.I Ihg uuI s'luf at the
1.r grounds
This fhu year when % man Ia rich
ud pro- uIfous Hr u0ur and oppressed.
1ccordn .0 which campaign speaker
Ha haa.
AU ... NasHHuH $3.50 H. repaired
WD. I1y UH H. Santa Fy viii
HH through nu hr Thursday
IhD s.HI Fn Officials f.H.u. .r.H.
10 fHr extraordinary Nur. n repairing
Good Im-U. LOB NUu NDNeH.
uD.D... NuIUy win 1o.I. 'HH
week UHu.aor He VIII bo ln IudgugnI
u' candidate for cuuars..
The Ia parade 500 take place ono
"hurIl. afternoon Everything WW
Hu Uu m.
Tho cry should he handsomely Doc.
Grated Th.rH wI'' be uu mon. rain.
% VIII Doe ono of 'hc bDs, fairs over
Iold .u .H. southwest
The rainy season Ia over fur this
year boz Sow Mexico
las Vegas was completely Dut ou
for Ten days from tbg world by thp
recent floods.
Chime. aut Porto R.1u Imm.sra
ton IuH Mexico H Increasing every
month.
Oklahoma BIAS au exhibit train of
me products Ui that territory at Toe
World aIr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
PARTY BITTERNESS.

Zoo every free country government
derives ils powers Tum thp cou.ant
Ui the governed Tho expression of
'hiH consent rlU hg evidenced Uuy
hE vote OF tb, r.tIlgua. lud. aa thp
wasting Uf each individual. vote means
sea 1r mas for candidates ur platforms
this again implies two coz more poIt
zeal parties
Parties. therefore. iu me politics OF
free people. are legitimate agents
They cannot Doe dispensed with
Mem dinur In their political views.
as Boz other matters. because uf their
muEue up. choir tradition, their as.
sucau1us and UyIr lut.ryss OF
course tho theory a chat every c.H.
agu should weigh and study every
pruuH U0n ou .ts merits and vote a.
,urI.ua Zoo the dictates of Ha con.
science Tb. De- tHp theory, and
doubtless e1lIE percentage of tt.
cI..l.us aef 1n .aa principle. nt lby
url,yr humble. ur. HWas.I moro Dy
association and habit
su,. chem li' mpn cannot De- ry
p,cJud .u 500 THINGS boo tnD Same Ieht
and since In tuu nature of things there
must hg different political parties. 500
should learn fI De- tolerant toward
those ol co. fellow citizen. who diner
with us. regoEu.I. choir ueNfa and re-
Hnoct their motives oven as No would
nave them act toward u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

iocNaw. oT teHuus. BE- caused by
"a bacillus or germ which EXISTS plrn.
t.uIiy Boz street dirt ~ is inactive
go long as exposed to the afr. but
when cas- led beneath me skin. as in
the wounds caused hy rcusslon caps
or by rusty nails, rDG when tho air
iF excluded iho ger rHuspl fp uc.
IyiIy and produces .H. most vlrl'oH'
poison known Th, e germs may h.
destroyed and an danger OF lOcNlaw
avoided hy applying Chamborllln's
Pain Balm freely as soon as tho Ga.
Jury Is received Pain balm ls an
audarpt'c and causes such injuries 20
heal with maturation and in oncthlrd
me time required hy tho usual troat
mont % is Tor sale by am druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

From The .. ..ns which have al
ready mkau .t.. u Or,e1n Arkau-
aaR. NDm HHI Maine the demo.
cratic car..r managers end hui
little consolation. % is very evident
that mot .g .He farmers ui .he coun.
try but tbc labor.ug classes us we'll
are r.ue fo vote pretty sOlIdly FOR
Roosevelt aud Fairbanks These men
arr considering tHg.r bank accounts
ami U..r earnings. which they prefer
i0 .tl. continued uu fhp present
ha rather than take amy chances
of returning to .br conditions which
DO vailed rram 1898 Goo 1907
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

/ tbo c.ty and of the whole territory
.hai fbo congress Doe largely attended
It representative men. Las Vegas,
with her great irrigation possibilities
H1u.d bo wen represented at the Ter.
r.nral congress- This city. also
NUu.d send o. h.r crowd Co the Aihu
HIDrUa fair % wl' of course. not
Hu forgotten Jh1. tHD Duke CIty sent
hundreds of people Hrfo to Witness nn
indifferent entertainment Zoo August.
uaso ball team "a Orom,us team
and many supporters were coming
ihIs week las Vegas hand and las
FAIR WILL BEGIN TOMORROW
The Fair association decided that Do
was best nos to open the Territorial
iaIr This morning
rho hIH exhibition viii begin f1mor
row morning promptly at 800 o'clock
The weather .a now clear au tho
grounds win ho Iu excellent condition
al tho opening
The unprecedented floods during
iho past two weeks has seriously in.
trrfrrrd with the twenty fourth Terri.
torIal fair MANY oft tho numerous ct
fractions have NOT arrived on account
uf iho washuuts uu che railroads. and
the heavy rain ou Saturday made the
track too soft Tor races today
o. Is expected that everything viii
ho iu first class condition tomorrow
Tor the hIg fair Tho horses are arrIy
Ing and better ho'd 0f running. trot
ting and pacing races were never bo.
fore assembled Boo mo- territory
Tho base hall field will Dee Boo excel
lpuf shape hy fomor tw There .s uo
such word us lal iu me vocabulary
of Albuquerque. and O. successful fair
VIII boo held loo spite of The many die
c0ur8gne circum instances connected
with .hD opening
Vegas BAH team goes f0 AlUuuuur
quo next vDUE This City should Doc
much Boo evidence oyory day aud noyt
Thursday tho h.le0st excursion that
ever travelled In New MozIco should
g0 tO Albuquerque Tho Optic sug
rostod some time ago that 10 would
Doe proper that every organization and
order should appoint o. special com.
mIloc 90 work up the matter a few
societies have done this Rut the
city has had many grave things to
| think about durInr mo last week and
she excursion matter has been allow.
% 20 Ing a wook from today the
excursion win start The faro o.
Thursday win bc las Vegas day and
Elks' day 70 win ho tho biz day Of
the fair
'Tho attendance from towns north
NJ thI9 win hp necessarily limited.
owing 90 me difficulties of iranspor
t8'i0n. Lot las VEGAS come 20 the
ho'p NJ hor progressive southern
ucIrhbor and send % friendly ana rop
rospu1tIvr crowd 20 me fair"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

"Our little daughter had au almost
fatal attack 0f Vho0png cough and
hrauchH.-" writes Hrs. W r. Hsti.
land 1f Armouk. ~ y, "Uut when aIl
other remedies failed Uo sawed h'r
I.fe with ur Kings New Discovery.
our niece who had consumption Zoo
an advanced stage. also used this
wonderful medicine and today she is
perfectly we'll" Desperate throat and
lung diseases yield to DR. Kings New
Discovery aa to mo- other medicine
ON earth. luiulIIblo for Coughs and
Colds soc and 500 bottles ruorau-
teed hy aIl druggIsIs Trial oIues
free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Nu rfrar ono Hundred Dollars re
wand fnr amy case of Caarrh that
c1rwf N. cured Boy HALLS Cafarrh
Durn r. = CHENEY. Toledo. n.
We 'Ho undersigned. have known
o. > Chony fur fUe past 90 years and
believe him perfectly honorable BOO
all business transactions. and nnau.
cIaIiy able to carry our any ObIiEa
riuus made hy him
WALpiNG. KINNAN a. MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o
Halls Catarrh cure ls taken IN.
tomaIIy, acting directly upon tho
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
syatom Testimonials fsrt free Price
Zoe per bottle Sold by an Druggists
Take Halls Family pills FOR con.
s'Ipatlou
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
Woman and chLIdrsn Drowned

A roper. reached Dra this morning
from ChauonJu chat emo wife uud
three children uf Francisco Iu.oro
were drowned et their home during
fbo u.ghl 40 tho Good lle was mot at
home at thD time hui was at hIs
ranch which SOM. distance from
There an four of .HD bodies were
wud In tho house and 10 Is mrmIsod
'Iu water came up .1 quickly Do WAS
impossible for hDm fo escape Mr.
lugrru was at one time representa-.
uY. of lhIs county. and hs wIfn was
"a relative of "a number of poop', bore
las Vegas Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Military sauitarium at Fort Hayard,
bat has been discharged from that Ia.
atltution. arrived ln Silver City Sat.
urday evening from Central and
shortly after his arrival. died Tic
was ln the last stages of consump.
ton. but apparently had mo- idea OF
DTS true condition ur Wos''nkc ut.
tended Che wan upon h.s arrival here
and d.1 what ho could tp alleviate
hIa suffering Deceased was about
rs years nf age ANA had un relatives
500 FAR us known ln.ormont was
made h5 the county Silver city m
dependent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
ASK YOUR NEloHeoR.


Hundreds o. Albuquerque Citizens Can
Tell You Az About a.
Homo endorsements. inc puhl sy.
rro sion 90 Albuquerque people should
be evidence beyond dispute Tor every
Albuquerque reader Surely the oype
r.onco Of friends ana ncIE1bors. cheer
fully given boy them, viii carry moro
weight than che utDralcos of stm1
gers residing iu flovay places Read
the following
g.. A. HAL. machiuist On the round
house OF ,ho Santa De shops. rosid.
once goa Atlantic avenue. says "a
have had attacks of pain just across
thu part 90 nay back Immediately
over the Kidneys. uOmo OF which last.
ed an entire week. when they occur
red there was no lst up 90 The aching
and naturally was on the outlook for
something 90 check the trouble n not
radically dispose OF o. The last molt
cine Z tried was Ioana Kidney pills
procured "a the Alyarndo Pharmacy
To say that they are worth recon
mendiug fecbly expresses my opinion
of them. and 90 show IN what estlma.
t'ou . hold the remedy lot me- add !
keep the pills constantly Zoo the house
FOR fear Of recurrence taking place
fully convinced that can depend up
on the trestmout Co bring speedy ro.
lief"
For sale by all dealers Price 600
cents Foster Mlhurn Co.. Buffalo
" s.. solo agents Tor tho United
states
Remember tho name Du8uH-an1
HtD nu substitute '1s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
Sour
Stomach

No appetite, loaa OF strength. nsrusus.
ness, headache, constipation, bad breath
general debility sour r.singa and catarrh Of
The stomach are al due 90 lad digestion. Kodal
cures indI gesiion. This new discovery repre-
tenia The natural juices Of digestion a. hey
east IN healthy stomach. combined viii
The greatest known tonic aud rocoastrlotlvo
properties kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
only cure Indigestion and dyspepsia. bul thls
famous remedy cures an stomach troubles
BY cleansing, purifying. 6vociening and
strengthening DE mucous membranes dining
Che stomach.
NJ s. o. 9al n Rsysrsaund W. VI am
taa trouble Nih tuf stomach Id tuc1fv gelrs
hod cured ne lld 40 sfs n0s uanu d b. mIa
kodol Disests What You EaL
ho1.et only. & 90 She hodfnr 1h tines ne ilit
tte which se'sf0r % ceHia
Fsspafea ~ q. o. pswlTT q oo., CHICAGO
tor aal0 by ~ "a. BTKFa a Co. ana
Naun q Am.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Col Andrews has teicEuuh.I fN5.
Do re...s BOB precinct ZG. IH.. ..r
anil has been registered th. Io
does u.. reside n thiH c.U .Hu DIE
declaration that ho intend H reside
here make him o. yutrr Dose vote
sill probably bo chaI..... aHI au
iutorDs.ua LEGAL question H.I H0 .cst.
od Col Andrews h1 ..,nr resided
iu t1s c.fE Hc hn HHnDd q few
days 90 Intervals n' Ngaiado boo.
col This would n. mI.. h.w resi-
dent of the city