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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-15
TO BACHELORS.
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hundreds of thousands than
the Central Western States of America and Canada
thousands of trustworthy menFarmers Miners and
othevng districts there possibly wives
in their neighborhoods
England Scotland Ireland and Wales there million
than and in these countries thousands of good
intelligent and attractive grmany of them daughters of farm
all of qualified make excellent wivessee nothing
before them while they stay here but the prospect OF living and
dying old maids and this to them decidedly unpleasant
prospect They would willingly emgrae to America could they
be assured that they going meet worthy there hus
bands and that they could look forward to hppy humbs
the other side of the Atlantic
We may say that all of them could afford to emgrae at their
We prepared give good nroductons these girls
wish introduction please write with such
cuars of yourself ge nationality occupation and crcumsances
sensible girl would and will write in
ply with view bringing about suitable introduction without
undue delay.
Tell what kind ofa wife, age nationality, appearance and
dispositon) you wish to get
you preference any particular Christian Sect please
il.
further fee of S45 will be
within month after marriage thus making $50 alto
gehe We confne ourselves introduction We give
many will be necessary until marriage But make
charge for introduction after the payment of said of IS for
The first
1t all necessary that you should be wealthy
necessary that you should be who would make
kind and good husband to wife.
III you not such please do not write
Address:-Messrs. JOHN LLOYD g. DUNCAN,
Anglo-America Agents,
9l'St Mary's Road Legion, London, England
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-15
LIVER Ii

! silver Let
I'D. o. F.
etings il.
i End ant
.ell inoiltl
coed stand.
zsath Came
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
AMERICAN WOMEN
Are Not a Race Of Invslids

C9UE American woman g. che finest
AN specimen of fcmmuity iu ths
II" world Before uHr Wlf of th.
- Rebellion women were sp1Ern
of us delicate, TODAY thr Health
Of our women is growing better instead
oi worse. The poorly developed woman
% The exception nuwaiHys rather than
The rule. Watch the army ol shop.riris
going to work amy dnv anil notice what
good hesuhv looking Dot they af.
usually Attending parties. dances
wearing ur-hyuiruic Cloihur 1ul eating
indiEcstihie inods does much mcte harm
90 The health of she Young American
girl than does "a reasonable amount of
study Health and physical exercise a.
the fashion to-day Good outdoor cxrf.
else IN the pure air aud sunshine hurts
no one unless they are too delicate TO
stand the fatigue of excessive exercise
For the business man or woman. thr
housewife the young maiden az school
Dr. X, v Pierce has this 90 say. vThc
Importance OF wOmlnly health d being
daily better understood. Women should
get an the sunshine aud COOL air posi-.
BILE; do not lace tightly, practice breath
ing through the nose: DO not STAY in
doors any longer than you can HELM.
take any kind of light exercise for the
muscles Of the body that the time al
your disposal viii permit For tSe
man or woman Whose constitution is run.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
CANNOT USE TOWER.
San Bernardlno Strikers Prohibited BY
Court az Los Angeles.

Deputy unites states marshal Tra-
gear came mp from Los Angeles.
bringing with him subpoonas Tor eight
machinists and boilermakers. says a
San Bcrnardino dispatch Tho papers
were served that evening. Secretary
smith. of the Santa Re machlnsts.
and President Wolf. Of the san Rcr.
nerdino lodge. being among those fav.
orod.
The subp onas instruct the men 90
be- present In tho United states Los
Angeles court az 10 o'clock June ~.
the day set for the injunction pro.
ceodingg and show cause and prove
their right 20 erect a tower overlook
Ing the Santa be yards. from which
they row view thO shops by means OF
a telescope and photograph tho en-
closure with cameras"
an this the men have been doing
from their aerial platform IN West
Third street and the company prom.
isos 30 90 SO best 90 have the strikers
cnioiuod from such moves ia the per
manont Injunction which q hopes %
get before Judge Wollborn.
The men on their part state that
the entire matter 90 "a the hands OF
their attorneys They say they have
oboyed the present injunction ia that
they have not se, foot on the com
pany's property Tho uouEd upon
which thoir tower stands belongs 20
private parties ana has been leased
70 them.
A copy og the order received by
the men was az once sent b their Lna
Angeles attorneys who will advise the
strikers az an early date.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

down. whose hlood is out OF orIsr. who
perhaps is Suffering from indigestion.
uc uus cNhlust0n aud t'ic Iurs or
whose FvHtcm bias gotten a1 staguitci
THAT clarh oft thc lungs has made its
appearance, a tonic should It taken that
1911 increase th. assimilation uI ihu uhoa.
pilates from iha n.I. stimulate uI. ,Ir.
culati1u 0i tha h'n1l auH throw oft tine
puisons lurking Boo tIC system Nothing
perhaps his STOOL thr test oft ruhh,
approval so long ur elId 4u largely coo
thc American tHHHuru. r.. 81 toni. ADD
blood builder tUu Ur Ii.r.. Golden
Medical Discovery This is not uuit
dive tu Che valuable rNim,s from mcii..
inal herbs and routs which DO contains
but also io the fast that Do contains uo
alcohol or other po.aous t1 harm thc
system II always acts for ihe good Of
the system ny way of example, take
The case of "a welt known Young woman,
of Appleton. Wisconsin. Whose picture
is above, Mrs Gertrude Nnndcubctg. uf
NO gbl College Avenue, who SAWS:
had always enjoyed thc hest of
health until last SUMMER when ] had
sc ulct fever. the effects of which seemed
90 remain, causing defective hearing. my
strength did not return and felt acute
temple pains, and exhaustion, also /
would pcupire freely n I made the
slightest physical cAertion. The doctor
did everything be could 10 drive the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
NEW MEXICO EX.
HlBIT At ST. LOUIS
" rs PARTICULARLY RICH IN THE
DISPLAY or MEMENToEs AND
RELICS.

The ST. Louis Republic. in descrb.
Ink the New Mexico exhibit at the
Louisiana Purchase exposition az S.
Louis Missouri. says:
One curious antique which will be
aoea Ia the New Mexico building Is a
French map Of the United States 90
old that Santa Re and So. Augustine
are the only cities shown IN the entire
country According 20 common BELIEF
az that time tho Gulf OF California and
/ Puget Sound met and cut a large area
Of the western part Of the continent
OF North America or from the main.
land The map was executed upon this
theory, and what is now tho United
states Is described a. two great
islands
The old map was discovered IN
Paris by former Governor l.. Brad.
ford Prince OF New Mexico
Many solid silver plates aud other
articles Of tableware made IA Spain
centuries ago and long treasured AZ
hoirlOoms by the Otcro family have
been sent by Mrs Otoro. via Of the
governor OF New Mexico. 20 be shown
in the state building silver plate and
gold ornaments hammered from the
unalloycd metal by the Aztecs Of Mex.
leo centuries before the conquest OF
that country by Spain will also be
found ia the collection Of antiques
one particularly handsome Aztec
relic Is q silver drinking mug. which
20 said 90 have been made On Chlhun.
hua ESQ years ago. Another exhibit ~
Hilyorware made by the aboriginess. o.
a mug bowl aud plate hammered out
of pure silver 10 Durango.
Aside from me tableware and orua.
ments many historic documents will
be- exhibited Among them win be the
original proclamation o. General
stephen 3. Kearney q s. army when
be took possession Of the territory IN
the name 90 the United statos Ia
1916.
Modern exhibits win also be- made.
and among them will bo q table OF
gold and silver flligroo work worth
$4,000 The table was made OF gold
and silver mined and smeltod 10 New
Mexico. The top is ornameEtod by q
picture OF a Pueblo village, the state
capital Al Santa Pc. San Miguel church
and the governors palace a. the four
corners, and Ia the center Is the coat
Of arms Of New Mexico The pictures
are formed 81 the fligree work. which
Is made Of finely spun wire The table
Is richly inlaid with precious stones
from the mines u New Mexico includ.
ihg turquoise and garueta.
Among the modern exhibits Is the
coat that Agulnaldo wore when he
was captured by General Frederick
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
STARVING APACHES RESCUED
once WANDERED orr FROM
MAIN TRIBE INTO MEXICO AND
JUST NOW BEING BROUGHT
BACK HOME.

A party Of forty Indians viii arrive
over the Mexican Central this even.
ing aud leave over the Rock Island
for che Mcsoalero Indian reservation
In New Mexico. whore they will 10.
cate, says the El Paso Herald The
party Is headed by Father Mig0u, Who
has been lauonng among them for
long time. These Indiana belong b.
what Is known aa tho la ian tribe
OF Apachos and their mlvemnt
through "a Paso Will recall 10 enc old
settlers here some Of the ancient his,
tory OF these Indians.
These Indians. about forty in mum,
ber were originally a part Of the band
OF blOodth.rsty ApaCheH. headed by
Geronimo. Geronimo 81 will b. re-
mgmbercd, was captured during tho
summer OF 1856 by q part OF the com.
mand then under Gen. Nelson A. Miles
end was brought back through Ei
Paso by Maj lawton, later Gen.
lawton. who met death 10 the Philip
pines. This bunch 81 Indiana. how
ever, had become detached from the
original band while on ono a. the
raius IN Mexico and they located GA a
tract ~ land in the vicinity OF chs.
huahun. whore they have been eklng
out a miserable existence over since.
Some time ago the Mexican govera.
meut took their lands away from them
and since that time they have been
living AZ paupom. When their lands
were taken away Father MiRon, IN
order 20 help them out. took stepa 10
have them transferred 10 tho Apache
reservation 90 Moscnioro and their
movement piero now 81 result OF
hia untlring Efforts IN their behalf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
Court omeiala

Court officials from 90 over the ter.
ritory are Rocking into Santa 70 To-
duy 30 be- Ia attendance az tho special
moetins 81 mo supreme court OF Nov
Moxic0 which meets a. tho capitol 20.
morrow for the purpose o. rodiatrict.
ing the territory and increasing the
Judicial districts fruu I'VE 30 nx.
Judge W. u Pope, OF tho Fifth dis.
trict. Judge D. W. Parker o. tho Third
district ami Judge "a. A. Mann. who
waa appointed 10 preside On tho new
district, arrived from the south this
mOruing on an early train and left on
delayed train No. 2. nor tho capital
Judge - o Baker % tho Second ats.
trct and United States Marshal q.
n Foraker ioincd the party here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
CIVIL SERVICE SITUATIONS

Tho United States ciyu service rlm.
mission announces au examination on
June i5. 1904 to secure etrlbIae
from which to make ccrHnratlon fo
600 five vacancies lB ibo position ~
laboratory assistant tmaioI lu Itr
national bureau of standards. at 5000
pr auuum each. and other similar VA.
rauci00 Chat may OCCUR in that bu
rulu
The United States cI,u service com.
mission announces nu examination
ON Juno i1 1904 i0 secure male eIieI
hieT from which fo make csuifra.
zion to 600 vacancies aa thry mar 1r.
COR m thr position 0f laboratory aIt
.0rhor seNI loo phy..o'oeg and path
GLOSSY boo ihp department of a.rru.
Wro at tll1 per auuum
The United States cIfll aGriIr. rHm
mission Announces an examination .u
June 2a23 1904 tn secure rIr.bIss
from which i1 mako ccriifraiIuu f1
900 oNIst.ne vacancies and vacancies
as they may occur in inc position uI
teacher in tho Philippine aOrvicc. The
salary of thIH position ranges from
5000 to $1,000 per nnuum. and viii
ho based un1n the experience and
tho relative standing iu tho o1amiuu
lion. Those appointed viii bc eligible
Tor promotion Go the higher grades uf
tho service. ranging from 5000 to g..
600 for teachers. and from $500 Do
$4,000 ior division auporutondonts
A. ff. sYf.. s.. ..fUs. a.. ........f.......s
considerable DIFFICULTY in securing 900.
eihlCs for this position. qualified per
sons are urged to enter tho orsm'nl.
ton Women viii not bo admitted to
thia examination except that those ~
the following class viii Do permitted
in take Tho examination and If They
pass. viii ho preferred lu appoint
mcnis provided che male applicant
through whom examination IH allowed
is also selected FOR appointment wives
of teachers appointed to the Philippine
service. women hotbfothod to teach.
orH iu That service. women who arc
Immediate relatives 0f teachers on.
pointed tD ur already in that service.
or women who are hotrothod to men
"''' wv '"NN'INNNN Nl NNN "NNNN IIII".
Applicants of the clnssna Indicated
should show in their applications Ibe
particular class tO which ttrv bc.
long
Tho United states civil service com.
mission announces an examination on
June % 1904 to secure oligiblos from
which 20 make ceriifloation 10 ON soy.
oral vacancies IN tho position OF book
keeper in the Philippine service ne
$1,000 per aunum. and other similar
vacancies as they may occur ln that
service As the commission has or.
poriouccd considerable difficulty Goo He.
curing oIlEibloa Tor thla position auaII.
nod persons arc urged to enter the
examination
Applicants should amply either t0
tho United States civil service com.
mission Washington. %. g.. or 10 hr
secretary OF tho board of examiners
Tor application forms No nppIcB.
tion will ho accepted unless properly
executed and filed with the commits
sion NJ Washington prior 20 me hour
of closing business on June l6 AMI
%. 1904 ln applying Tor these ey
aminatlons the exact title should bs
used in tho application
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
OLD LIBERTY
Off FOR ST. LOUIS

Philadelphia Pa, June 3-Vory
largely Ia response 90 The patriotic
appeal of the 10000 school children
Of th' city Of ST. Louis. tho famous
old Liberty BELL which proclaimed
Liberty Throughout An tho Land
Unto All tho Inhabitants Thereof d"
will leave Philadelphia tonight for
81. Louis where lt Will be- exhibited
in the Pennsylvania building 40 tho
Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The
historic relic will journey on O. spec.
ipl car and during the entire period
% i.n absence from the city q will
ho under tho watohful eye OF a squad
Of Quaker city policemen
A round about route win be- taken
90 s. Louis In order 90 give the PEG.
pie of large section OF the country
an opportunity TO see the bell. n
was found impossible 10 accedo 10
an the requests. but tho itinerary aa
finally arranged provides Tor brief
stops al large number % places.
Among the cities 90 be- visited are
Elmira, Rochester. Buhalo. Erie. Ash
tabuln. Cleveland. sandusky and 10.
ledo. prom Chicago the route ca.
tends as far into the northwest a.
Minneapolis and ST. Paul from which
points the Journey 10 S. Louis will
be resumed by way % Dubuque. Rock
Island. Peoria and Springfield.
The present trip OF tho Liberty
bell la the seventh time q has been
out OF Independence Hall since O. was
first installed there 90 1864. Tho
first time 10 was removed was in
l777 when u was taken 20 Allen.
town, Pa, 90 prevent u falling Into
the hands OF the British. There Il
remained until ;ho British evacuated
Philadelphia. All of be- other Jour
neys were for exhibition purposes.
and included trips 20 New Orleans
n 1856, 20 Chicago in 1893. too A..
lauia in 1896. 20 Charleston ln 1909.
and 90 Boston On 1908.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
Railroad Topics

loha Whaicn. one or the surveying
party which has been making extern
Give surveys about Doming. returned
e. saBta ~ from 10 Paso.
G. y. Jones'. superintendent ot the
Santa W Central stock yards az the
capital city. was a passenger for ~.
tnuria. whithor be- went on railroad
Stock busincss.
J. q. BuckNow. third vice president
of the International Association OF
Nachlnists. was In Ration. and sunday
afternoon addressed a mass meeting
nj the Rntun opera house.
m tho present plans OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee 81 Paul railroad are
carried 90 completion. that company
win suun have its own tracks between
S. Puul and Duluth n ia statei on
good authority that the Milwaukee
has aecurCd its right OF way botwoon
st Paal and the head Of the lakes.
A l4ew York dispatch says Ropub.
lcan poitlciaus received with much
aatIufsotion a report that George >.
Gould Ia about 90 enter politics and
that 10 Will cry at the forthcoming
OlCutoa for seat ln the house Of
representatives from the district In
Nov Jersey which embraces Lake
wooa whore he has his country scst.
Senator W n. Andrews. president
Of tho nanta Re Central railway. and
Oonorui Manager w. s. Hopewoll OF
the New Mexico Fuel and Iron com
pany, lee for Denver on railroad mat
tera. Andrews will then proceed %
Chicago ana Pittaburg ga. lie viii
bo Iu tae latter city for tho next three
on f0ur weeks.
Mnl. g r. Hooper, general passion
cor and ticket agent of tho Rio
Gunde at Denver celebrated his six.
tythird birthday Monday. Tho om-
p'oycs nj the Denver city ticket OF.
Nee learned OF tho fact. and as a token
Of tholr appreciation OF his many
worthy traits presented him with a
hauiaunr mahogany desk To-day tho
popuiar aecnt will celebrate the twon
tcth snnivorsary OF hls appointment
a. reucrai passenger agent OF tao
ROAD
Mothers lose their dread Tor that
terrible second summer" when they
have Or Fowlors Extract OF Wild
strawberry ia tho house. Natures
specific h,f bowel complaints OF every
sort
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

humUr ont pf Wy system. hui was una.
NIr tn du me- lut good hcglu iufI.r
Ur rcrcc's Golden Medical Discovery.
tnd soou found % was helping me slowly
but surely ] took DO 'ur twelve.
when ! was restored tu perfect 0..Hn
Nf appetite ia excellent. wU U..r. r..u
much improved. Huu am nH.D 81. .....
tu my duties N.th renewed ,IE 800
strength . h.ufE recommend t.ut
GuliDu MrI'.H Discovery Hs won.
Igf'ui e,TuUI given
Iur uH0r'e vhuHra rundown. uHrtHu
suffering from occasional indigo f..a ..
dyspepsia. headaches night svetis.
whose machinery hbs become worn. %
becomes necessary Goo turn to some tonic
ur strengthened which viii help them io
ECt ON their feet aud put the bod, into
its proper condition For centuries DO
has hrcu known thbt NATURES mosi yaIu.
able health giving agents are roots.
herbs, harks and berries. and soWe forty
years ago Dr. r. v. Pierce. chief con
suluug physician to the iuvailds Hotel
and Surgical Institute. at Buffalo, ~. S..
found a combination of roots, herbs and
barks, taken from the fields aud woods
and made into an alternative extract
called DR. Picrcc's Golden Medical IBIS.
covery, produced results in the system
which were satisfactory Ia almost every
case Of blood disorder and stomach
trouble.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
wiNsLow RAILROAD NOTES.

From the Mail
Fireman Lancaster came IN from
scligman where be has been working
on the water run.
Conductor Eastman, with train g3.
broke a journal near Hardy and laid
out the passenger trains about two
hours
frOctors gang wCat INTO Albuquor.
cue where they will replace tho outnt
cars used hy tho non.union machinsts
with tents
Water Service Foreman q. johnson
wcnt into Albuquerque l1st week for
several days % Is stated that Harry
is becoming generally popular with
the young ladies OF the Harvey house
at THAI point
The co.workors OF a. W. Mayes.
night chief dispatcher ln the local OF.
hcea have purchased an cxluisite
silver tea got for Mr. and Mrs. Mayes
and the same win be- presented 20 the
newly married couple ON their arrival
from California.
Firman Davies. better known oa
'Happy Ho0liguu. mrt with quite an
accident at Ash Fork lnHt week while
taking oh on one of the big engines.
Hls lantern exploded the gas that had
accumulated in the discharge pipe
and iu tho slight explosion that fol.
lowed Hapf' face was quite badly
burned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
VOTING ON a STRIKE.
Missouri Pacific Telearaphers Pal 20
Get Advance In Wages.

Missouri Pacific Telearaphers Pei 90
Get Advance In Wages.
some Time since a COMMITTEES rep
rcsentinE the photographers employed
on che Missouri Pacific system sub.
mittod to the management at hess
quarters az g. Louis an application
for a general increase in wages and
roadiustmont OF hours. Go. Tho man.
agomont announced after Que cunsid.
GRAFTON 0f the matter that % could not
conccdo tho demands made BY the
committee and the whole nubioet
was then referred 20 the mru Tor =
vote ON the strike proposition The
canvass 1f the system is now enm-
ploto and it iH UNDERWOOD that she
result win boz made known soon. vhes
tho C1mmm.tteo viii aguin seok a con
ference with the management This
will be the last meeting. and Ia .s
said that every ehort 90 avoid a STRIKE
win bo mntC Manager COtier Who
waa out m tho Central branch ca a
tour 81 inspection, returned 20 tdaa
quarters yesterday Vice PreaidFRt
and Genoul Manager Russell HnrdirE
ls a. headquarters and the situatieu
win ho finally discussed.
Similar requests for advances in thc
ware scale have BEEN made BY the
teloguphor8 OF the Missouri kansas
q Texas and the Frisco syutcmF u1t
NO action has get been taken ~ ths
management ON the applicaiioua .a
either case
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

hat the ~ Paeo Northeastern and
Rock Island systeme are paying espa.
clal attention 20 Worlds Fair travel.
II has been arranged for their trains
to arrive IN g. Louis in the morning
and theirs Us the only line from the
southwest which has ils own station
at The Worlds Fair grounds, and pass.
songors travelling via this line may
leave the train at the Worlds Fair
gates and avoid the crowds and delay
az the Union station.
For passenger rates and other in.
formation address or call on y. w.
Robbins. general passenger agent.
Santa Pc Central railway Santa ne.
New MeHlss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

trmc which was caused by tho great
and widespread floods which occurred
in various sections of the Santa Fo
territory The increase will be very
acceptable, On Wow OF tho great de-.
crease in traffic which has occurred
n previous months this year re
ports that the Santa Re has under
consideration the issue OF a fresh
batch 0f securities are positively 10.
nicd
For sick headache tako Chamber
'aiua s'rmach and Liver Tablets and
quick cure is certain For sal0 Boy
an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
EMPHATIC TALK
The Kind That Carries Conviction 10
Every Albuquerque Reader

The Kind That Carries Conviction 10
Every Albuquerque Roader
Conviction must follow such om
phatic proof as De- given bore Ths
testimony % Albuquerque residents
should satisfy The most skeUtica'
Here o. an Albuquerque case. Read
Il and soc u doubt can cxlst IN tho
face OF this evidence.
w q Trip. engineer al The Hotel
Alyaraio. residence on South Broad
way says. ~ backacho had been 10y
only symptom n kidney trOabie my
case would probably have been vefY
simple. hut when there Waa addcd 90
@ trouble with tho kidney socretiUns,
tho application did u0t respond to
medicine a. readily a. : ezpected
About once every year ] had thoao
attacks and che use % Doan'a Ktdney
pills. procured AZ tho Alvarada phar
macy tdcd mo over ono which WIS
only a successor ~ similar proceed.
urea. For aiK months ! have had Ban
muniry from the annoyance and n
Doan's Kiduey pills can be depended
upon b. act as they ana when they 6rst
come 10 my notice / know what 10 use
should The attack rocur On che future
For sale By an dealers. Price cd
conta FoaiorMilbufn Co. nunalo. N
Y, sole agents fof thu United States
Remember tho name Doana- and
taho no substitute. s8i