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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

OBJ. o. y TorDnH nammu. IHo
World. uIspguaary Medical Ass0c8
uuu 0f Buffalo " s. ba. brought "a
mt .Hr uhoI rgllt thy publishers u'
Tu, laIus Home journal n. ph.Ia
H.IpHa f.r 3.u0"Un damages Tho
sworn complaint aas been lI.I boo
Ono Clerks office a' Buffalo ~ S.
Do appylrs from tH.s chat Tu, IaI...
Home Juuua. Boo a rrgyuI number
Published an attack uu patent mni.
.D.uD. This article charged .aUt the
we'll known remedy rtlIud Doctor
porapa FayorItc Prescription con.
iaIuri seventeen per Cvut 90 alcohol
also certain drugs. ana that thos" 300
gradients made tho medicine harmful
aud dangerous Tho sworn complaint
shows that the above statement ia
wholly and absolutely false loo pyHu
particular and that tho medicine con
faius no dplCtur0us Ingredient what
ugur. aud none 0f The ingredients
stated .n the article so published ho
nE made OF certain extracts of med
IrIulI plants aud roots harmless. tn
me most delicate constitution
WHOM called upon Or y Mott
Pierce an officer OF the company said
lu recent article, Tho Iadior
ri0mo I0urna mad This wholly un
founded attack upon our remedy
/ The charges made against our mcdi
"cino are absolutely false. as the com
plant in our suit shows We find %
hard 90 understand how a reputable
magazine OF 'ho high standing and
enormous circulation of tho Ladies'
Home Journal should make such
Damaging statement without inkinI
pains 90 ascertain The facts The
remedy pr plorco'a Fav1ritl
| Prescription lB so well and favor
ably known ana has such Wild
"sulo. that we could not afford to al
low such a charge TO pass unanswor
"od Tho fact ls tho Favorite Pre-
"scrIptlou Is composed OF extracts O
medicinal plants roots and herb,
which would not harm the most del
"lcate system n. r. a false and ur
founded attack upon the good nam
and ropute OF our company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

81 the liberal patriots IN fighting for
tho rights. country and liberty, ana
driving the usurpors out. IN which
work the speaker said they were MOI.
ally aided by our country, the United
states. 10 the famous message sent
by Secretary 90 the state Seward
Co tho French government based on
tho Monroe doctrine. which message
was Immediately needed, otherwise
tbls country would have taken The
part OF McN.1 boz the struggle
Tho next speaker was Attorney
Felix Uaca. vino also made o. neat
and proper speech in regard Co tho
historical occasion aud olIIlinr Co
th. friendship oui common interests
off Tho two republics tho United
States and Mexro. the audience ilp
o lcBuy applauIIne h.s remarks
Mr. Rodolfo heuua Ugla1c alec
poke and called i1r cheers Go ih6
uamos OF Presidents Roosevelt and
Dfaz which wat I'd. pended io on'hu
aastCally bv tho audience
There Was singing of patriot.
SONGS tabieauy and nIo works a't,i
which tho hal vas cleared and 90,
d-uee was commenced and hrr' u.
until o,ly muu.ug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
NOTICE O. SUIT

lu tU. dsfrn. court of DO, county
af HoualW1. Territory 90 Nsv
Mexico. M.rn.. M Kinder plaintiff.
49, Joseph u Wu1eG defendant
SO G5fS.
Tho said defendant. Joseph 3D. N.ua.
au. o. hereby notified that a suit has
been W.d against him iu The district,
court 0f tlc county ot BeruNllo and
Territory OF Now Mexico. by said
plaintiff Minnie ~ Kinder praying
a divorce from the marriage now OK.
listing between plaintiff ana defer E
ant ON tho grounds OF failure 60 sup.
port and abandonment that uuloss
you enter your appearance in said
suit un ur before Tho 3lst day of May
1904 Judgment hy default viii be- on.
tered against you.
Plaintiffs attorney Dos r. H. Mcdlcr
whose p0stonlco 1ddr. Dos AIHuIuor
que n &c.
.-.1.. ~ r. DAME.
Clerk of District Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Th, Rio Gande is getting very
low again and tho bottom lands down
the river are again .n need of water
A week ago a strong flow of water
reached 8s far down as Socurro and
filled tho Irr.gatIng ditghoa in the
vicinity OF that place and north "
there Now thoro is scarcely any
water Boo tho rIyoF al Los Luuas.
AZ yet the river has not shown any
effects OF the heavy rain aloh icll
last week. m Colorado.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

HI.s Anna WgNuor aho tb, past s.N
months has occupied @ g'eIbshIp 90
Th. Economist Dv Gunls store lyft
ra forenoon l.r H.r homo at Fort
WaH .In Iowa. She was accompanied
Hy nor father wd mother Mr and
Nrs D. q. W,I..r Who visited BOO The
.Itr o. couple OBJ. N,UNH Miss Weber
ruua u hH- EASTERN home much
benefited Hy f0, HIHurr Boo A'.nIU0r
uuU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Now is The time 20 order frogs logs
II you like them and patr0nizo New
York restaurants. whore th0y know
how 10 cook them The first spring
shipments from ST. Paul and Mime
apolis. which are the largest frog
markets Ia the world, reached New
York commission men last ws"s One
hotel Ia Fifh avenue has standing
order FOR fifty dozen a day. Frogs
'"sa are 10 tholr prime this month.
This Is business that has been
carefully developed i'm Minnesota. &C
coriiug to Information given by a
dealer In Central maret Sixth ave
nue. and Fuy-ai2th street Five Year,
ago very fow frogs were shipped
from there. Now 5000 Gao frogs are
slaughtered every year, aud the bust
ness amounts 90 100000 a season
Now York and Boston take the larg
or portion OF the 81 Paul aud Min.
ncapolia supply The work OF catch
ing thom give occupation 20 a number
ot meu who camp out near me small
or lakes throughout the state and
make their shipments every evening
60 the commission mon Ia March.
the frogs come out OF their nests u
droyes, and n % comparatively easy
TO catch them Frogs breed very fact
and attain full sizo Do a short time
There 90 no darger 90 commission
men say of the Minnesota supply civ
ms out New iorG Press
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

lof from fhD pr0imrod drought dur
ing the past vcck excepting in The
extreme northeastern part OF Che Tor I
ritory. aud a IAN OF tow inchoa of
snov on tho gath over the northern
mountaiu ranges rho lack Of moist
uro combined with tho unusually high
ainda and cold nights go fatlriing
tho aoaa0uol lawth OF an yesota
zion and a. itmuIus B we'll under
WAY in 8ll cedlal and southern c1mna
these uufafufaHIa conditions entail
great usH to sHCDn mon lu tbU most
/ favored localities hardly tO per cent OF I.
che lambs l.o being saved. while in F.
1ihpfs practically an 90 tbo lambs and .
some of thp nNos AFRO lost ON central .
and southern ranges there ia no new /
ulH nnI Che ola grass is practically /
| 400 gone. other Erazed of or rendered .
sniff for fucI uy Cine almost daily sand .
! and du.' storms ON northern and
northeastern ranges caft'o ace son $50
/ hir condition as rule. UI' toward
. fHU southwest large losses have OIL
| .ra1r occurred Although Pho RIO
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Train Saved just In Time-A special
Uspatch from Buena Vista, Colo, dat
"a May & says
RIO graudo pasaonE0f train No. =,
running twonty0ve minutes late, VITA
Engineer Fred Fool'nEcr stralning ov.
ary nerve to mako up lost time, had q
narrow escape from going into the
Arkansas river at & o'clock this ~.
tarnuon. uluo miles west u horo A.
Ulo train rushed around che curve
tha engineer saw "a r0 kalido iuat
atoa0 of h.m iio applied The emer'
.purg brakes and stopped tho heavy
train Iuat aH tao cni ui che pilot
sIurs tho obstruction
IHo rear brakeman won't back and
HareeH Colorado Midland passenger
$50. q. which vas approaching on tho
ame track Tho track was cleared
I.tu Tonight Trains we're held here
until ono track was cleared.
Jusi aores The river another Side
camo down tho mountain and com.
aIat,Iy covered the roadbod OF the
| Colorado Midland. which DO VIII take
fu .UurH to clear
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07


Tbs following frum the Topeka Capt.
r.l ry.. fHa twenty rules which tho q
sarn.u..f. submitted to the company
ar Is adoption Some wore already iu
.rco uri tho others enc company
fsfuaoI fr accept This ioi 90 tho
tat, D, rules proposed by tho ma.
.tIr.aa Hl Ei,H che general pub.
..r -srI idea uf tHo causes lo1dIng
n. tl. H.Ee.
1903. Iel la.H abaI constitute
.a. work and overtime shall hn.
.r m. except on Saturday
..U.r .ua with DOB hours pay shall +.
D. ay with overtime uernnlnr
n. m
R.. No. u reducing expenses.
alwf bh Doe reduced awI not he T.
sat. overtime shall begin B' close
au. ur Houra iu lIrye
Vufr lII Overtime shall no pold /
. ~ .. .,to of ono aud ouohaiI
ae m. r holidays after o u.C'ock
m .. ... .Hve except Saturday and
ada. 1000. after O'Clock p. on. ON
u.. men shall receive dou.
Ia. .r time after midnight and
q. .rHto0l pa. llr n". .'u.
ta'. .. WA'Hiu.-l .N'.. '. ''..
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rrN shalt he a"Ie l' take [" piece
f UI 'lia Hhd WIN a '''" .N"
A.. bring % % q succosslU compile.
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hne
Uulr n Handy MON shalt un, De-
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vyars uafuro receiving Ono minimum
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

The Good Roads club has at last ac.
o0mpllshod an ond-toams have been
pH "a work repairing tho University
mai - IELR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Le0.Aehe In Children-Thcse pains
au common ln children. are probably
Uf neuralgia nature and are associated
with dIsproportI1u between ghe
amount of waste matter formed and
that osudod A icw heavy meals. or
even one such eaten during dry. cold
suathor whgu thc child is active aud
drinks freely yIl have no bad crcot
The same quantity of food however
taken during damp weather when
elimination Is less active. may give
rise to these growing pains Tho
cause then in % word is uneiminatcd
waste. and The treatment giving best
conditions Tor prevention and relief
rs care % the dict free exercise and
water drinking, and moro than an
elise caro- Of the cxcrolluns 10y baths
sweat uaihs, onemas and 500 ON.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

ar ana MB Anthony Morolh 81
1922 North Broadwoy are rciOicing
over the arrival in tho family circle
Of a baoy Girl. Tho little mias uppod
tho aoalos al SIX pounds MuihH and
child doing well
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

thoso rules nothing shall be taken
away from tho machlnists.
Rule Xxx. a printed copy 81 these
rules and regulations shall ho framed
and posted iu a conspicuous place In
each snop and rounu house ON ol
leased aud operative lines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

a Medical Clay Tho air. improh.
ablr discovery In medical mInoralogy
iH clay containing a small per cent
OF tho sil.cafo of aluminium which iH
said 600 have curative properties o.
o. claimed tb1t mo- mineral known Co
scientists is puror than THE II is
u.un timca hnor than Che finest starch
The dIFooycror claims chat be can
drink four gallons Of wato- without
any discomfort after using the new
material a8 a medicine and that biz
weight has increased as well as biz
strength uIr claims ho can cure with
thIH clay any case OF typhoid foyer
or disease 90 that Kind within on
hour but of course an these things
have 10 De- taken With the rrala of
traditional salt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Appendicitis - a physician has a
theory that DO enc entrance 90 che
y.rm.furm appendix ls not Kept tight
ly closed small PARTICLES 81 waste arc
forced into o.. Inflammation sets .u
and results Boo this dreaded disease
when che abdominal and intestinal
muscles are Kept continually active
hy walking The entrance 90 he ~.
p,udiy closed and there Is no dan
ger THIS Wow seems to he borne out
hy Ihu fact chat tho disease Be- NOT 90
common boo lhD country ns be- the
C.tigs Or is much moro rational Waa
tho Wo. made some time aEo by
@ dogru. that va uu..d bE oailng
meat u. mE.Bs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
WHAT 1uf MACalNBTS WANT

r.Ir. ~s.f WISH THE con-.
BAsr TO ADoPT-REouLA.
IcNs TRANSFORMATION AND
g1fcLssioN8.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

a Blood Purifier - G.t five cents
worth 0f sulphur prcg.p.taty put two
mlieHp ouufJia iu "a E'8a. ana see that
iuUu aru u0 wmp. Boo TO- Pour sIN
.oasp1ouuIa of syrup cog moIassoH on
th, sulphur aud mis- Tato one tea.
spoonful uf tHg mixture before break.
iast and one iu.I before EoIng To- bed
FOR three days Omit fur three days
Repeat ana omit fur ihroo days until
taken fDr u'rr days. This o. long
tried srrug medicine lu bach woods
homes and ,larU are 600 uow tangled
dopos that can equal 10 Tor either
purifying thc blood 1r u,3uIfyIur tbp
complexion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
HHHHHuHIHHGGu
il The Little Doctor. n
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Shaving soap-WhcA poor shaVins
e,arR. common toilet ana ovon ogdi.
nary laundry soaps are used In ahsv
Ing. nothing but sore faces are 10 be
oxpcctod Tho practice o. w"-ne than
uucIuar 90 a positively dangerous
When the very best shaving soaps.
such hs WiIlamae are fo ho had fur
so little money there is absolutely mo-
excuse f1r using unfit articles
Toothachc-A singular palliative Is
O. uttis horsoradisb scrapod and laid
un tho wrist of the side affected uhiCh
viii in many cases give speedy rolICt
A bCttCr way o. 90 place llttIe
Hcrapod h1rscradish In the mouth or
tho tooth and just around the gum
~ relieve. ucnruuc paine in tho gnmS
and face also Tho mouth may aftsT.
NaHU Del Hu,DI with % nulo uEo warm
.amphoroioI voter
Nutmeg Poisoning - every mother
should hoop nutmeg ua Oar out 90
reach uf children 90. she docs tho
amouia bottle Ur thc gbrbolIc acid o.
they are deadly poison iu one case a
boy oiRht years old dIot ln great
agony after chDvI0E aUd sNallowlug
two nutmugs As a general thIug
small children DO not liko 90 interfere
with pepper. ginger and similar arc
matte apIgos lon around Boo Kitchen
cupb0arls ono taste .s usually
enough. uu. BE- so0ms Co Do q fact that
most ch..llon Will chow HufmoFs 70
LL-A -.U --L Lh.m-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-08-19

Eighty Pounds Of Destruction Hidden
Z in Bushes Near Plant.

Eighty Pounds Of Destruction Hidden
in Bushes Near Plant.
Chicago, Aug. 10. - In an iron box
hidden by bushes within fifty feet of
the Vulcan Iron works eighty pounds
Of dynamite was discovered yesterday
by Detective Maher of the Chicago
avenue police station. Shortly after
the discovery Peter Klein, an alleged
union picket, who has been held for
several days at the Chicago avenue
station as a suspect, was booked on =
charge of having placed the dynamite
there. An additional arrest in the
case is made mysterious by the
secrecy maintained by Inspector
Shippy and his subordinate officers
and policemen. The arrests are re-
garded as important and the prison
ers are being closely watched In their
cells. Nobody is allowed to converse
with them except the police.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-08-19
Resume Of the News.

%el

One miner was killed and three 9TH
ers seriously injured at Calumet.
Mich, by the cage in No. 6 shaft of
the Hecla branch of the Calumet &
Hecla mine running away.
Champions Bros livery barn at Gin
ton, Iowa, with all contents except
horses, burned recently. The loss is
probably $4,000. A tramp sleeping in
the hay is supposed to have persisted.
John Martvok, member Of the Unit
ed Mine Workers, was killed at CARR
son, Mont, by falling beneath the
wheels of a North Coast limited on
which he is supposed to have been
beating his way.
The Rev. Glenn Gillian was acciden-
tally and fatally shot by Rev. New
some at Pomeroy, Ohio. These two
ministers were spending their vaca-
ton with the father of Rev. Gillian.
The tragedy occurred while they were
shooting at a target.
Fire started in the pattern shop OF
the Albion Iron works at Victoria, B.
c., destroying, besides the northern
portion of the building together with
a quantity Of machinery, many resi-
dences. In all about fifty houses were
d~estroyed,( the majority being homes
Of working people. The loss exceeds
$4,000.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-08-19
Criminal,

Fred Knockle, aged twenty-five, a
farmer, hanged himself in his barn
near Dubuque. He had been suffering
from melancholia.
The body of Mrs. Ed Doverty, wife
of a Rock Island conductor, was found
by the police locked in her room at
Des Moines. She had been dead six
hours.
State Senator Foye Of Egypt, Ga,
has been taken to Savannah, Ga, on a
charge Of holding negroes in bondage.
Foye is one of the wealthiest men in
South Georgia.
One burglar was shot in the arm
and captured and others escaped with
5000 in cash after blowing open the
safe of the Windham County Savings
bank at Newfane. VT.
Six non-c0mmissioned officers OF
Company D, Twenty-seventh infantry,
were tried by summary court-martial
at Fort Sheridan and reduced to the
ranks on the charge of bringing beer
into the reservation. The charges
against forty-one privates Of the COM
pany were dismissed.
Almost recovered from a bullet hole
through the brain, Frederick Beck,
who tried to kill himself on July IL.
will be discharged from the city hos
pital at Newark, N. J., in a few days.
The bullet entered the right temple,
and, passing through the brain. was
found just under the skin an inch and
a half below the right temple.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-08-19
WASHINGTON Notes.


The secretary Of the treasury has
awarded contracts for the erection OF
the public building at Grand Forks to
Butler Bros. Of St. Paul, Mimi, the
price being $112,55O.
President Roosevelt has appointed
Regis H. Post OF New York, secretary
OF Porto Rico, and Erastus S. Rock
well, District Of Columbia, auditor, to
take effect Sept. l next.
His hobby for writing freak bills to
be acted upon by congress has lost
James Selden Cowden a lucrative po-
sition in the treasury department and
landed him In st. Elizabeth's insane
asylum.
Postmaster General Payne has
amended the postal regulations to per
NIT the elimination of all weight re
strictions on first-class mail matter adj
dressed to all countries except Canada,
Mexico and Cuba.
Secretary Loeb has made 1t clear
that no letter was sent either by the
president or by him to the National
Association Of Stationary Engineers in
session at Richmond, declining to re
ceive the engineers.