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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03
Alleged counterfetters.

New Orleans, La; United Statcs
Secret Service Agent LOBBY, assisted
by Deputy Sheriff Charles Peoot and
Judge O. W Brown, made eaDtura
Of alleged counterfeiters near Frank
lin, St. Mary parish Friday, which u
believed to be one of the most impor.
tant ever made In this state. Joe
Bruno and Dominick Lupo. nlias Bos
so, were taken into custody, Letters
and licenses chow they formerly oper'
ated a saloon at $40 North sanga-
mon street. Chicago Three hundSed
Of the dollars were found on the men.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03
RuIIet Throuah tlle l4eart.

Dallas, Texas Bishop Holmes, a
member Of a prominent family Of
Greenyille, aud well known over the
state, killed himself Friday with re.
volver, the ball going through his
heart The verdict of the coroner was
that he came to his death by pistol
shot fired by himself. He was about
so years OF age Holmes was son
Of Capt. j. 7 Holmes, a retired bank
er Of Greenyille. He was for a num-
Der of years. in the cotton products
business. at Greenville, Terrell Fort
Worth and Oklahoma City. but recent
" in the insurance business at Fort
Worth.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03
general, wII probably I'd the post.
The Panama LenntLon.

Washington, Jan. gov. w. Rus
eel, at present secretary Of Legation
at Caracas, has been appointed in
charge Of the Amerncan legation at
Panama, and he will conduct the bus
mess of the latter legation after the
departure of Minister Buchanan, who
sails from Colon next Tuesday for the
United States Mr. Buchanan will re-
sign as soon as he reaches Washing
ton, in accordance with The under
Standing be had when be accepted tho
mission to Panama. Mr.. Russell prob
ably will be named to succeed MI
Buchanan
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03
oreat Place for Poultry.

Cameron, Texas; Cameron and the
surrounding country is great place
for poultry. Within the past week
there has been shipped out of here
more than 1900 dozen eggs, and the
market price was zoe per dozen, max
ing more than $500 for eggs, when the
thermometer most of the time was be-
low freezing point.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03
HoaberY q eulclde.

St. Augustine, Fla: Amandus n.
Hogbery of Worcester, Mass. commit
ted suicide at hotel in this city by
shooting himself through the right
temple. No motive can be assigned
for the act. Mr.. Hogbery and his wife
returned Saturday from a tour OF the
Fast Coast resorts and expected to
leave for the North Sunday afternoon.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03

Pittsburg. Texas: The residence OF
Dr. w. B. Black was burned Saturday
afternoon, the IRE originating in the
kitchen ceiling. LOSS on house. $1,000.
Insured in the German for $1,000.
Nearly all the household goods were
saved.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03

Panama: The act passed for Amer
lean interference caused such excite
ment that two meetings were called
by the natives and the negro element
to protest The government eupuress-
edsthe meetings The feeling is very
strong.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03

Sour Lake, Texas Or }. A. South
worth returned from Batson Sunday
afternoon and reports that tie fire Of
Saturday night was confined to waste
oil and that no damage was done 70
property
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03

Marlin, Texas: Complaint comes
from sections Of the county Of lack Of
sufficient work stock for blowing. This
is result of many animals dying re-
Gently from blind staggers and other
diseases.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03
thirty Bodied in the Desert.

Salt Lake. Utah; A surveying party
reports that they found thirty bodies
In various parts Of Great Salt Desert
The dead were victims OF thirst and
exhaustion
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03
No. MaybrIck . 81 ReIeased.

London: The newspapers announce
that Mrs, Maybrick's removal from
Aylesbury prison ana express the be.
lief that she win te released within
two or three months.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03

Kansas City Mo-. The Missouri
Kansas and Texas Friday announced
12c rate on wheat and corn from
Kansas Cry to Galveston, eRsgtiyo
on Feb /. The present rate lie 17c on
wheat and lac on corn.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03
ReYes to remain.

Washington, Feb. l-Gen. Rafael
Reyes, the Colombian envoy who came
here in the interest of the relntegra-
ton Of Panama, in letter from New
York to DR.. Thomas Herran, the Co
lombian charge, announced that he
had decided TO postpone his departure
for Colombia. but gave no reason for
his action nor any indication as to
when ne expected to leave for home.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03

New York WA. G. Whltney was on
Grated on Sunday tog appendicitis
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-02-03
GOLOMBIA ANGRY
IN MONTH 10000 SOLDIERS WILL
MARCH ON THE IsrHMUs.
WHY GEN. REYES IS REMAINING
Negotiations With the State Depart
ment Have Not Been Completely
Broken OF, Says tho sun.

New York, Feb LA cable dispatch
was received here Saturday night
from an official source in Bogota. ac-
cording to The Sun.
THE government is helpless in its
effort to prevent war In less than a
month from now, 10000 men will be
on the isthmus.'
"This information. confirming ru-
mors from Panama that Colombia in
tends organizing and sending an ex-
petition against Panama, comes as a
surprise in view Of the changed atti-
tude of the Colombians, who had APP
parently accepted the inevitable and
depended on Gen. Rafael Reyes, their
special envoy to Washington, to save
what he could from the wreck" says
the Sun. Gen. Reyes was to have
sailed Saturday for Barranqullla on
the steamer velencia, but for the sec
ond time, he deferred his departure,
Gen. Pedro Nelisphlna and De Lucas
Caballero, colleagues of Gen. Reyes on
the Colombia commission, sailed on
the Velencia.
The stories continues on seemingly
good authority, 1t is said, that Gen.
Reyes remains here because his nego-
tiations with the state department at
Washington have not been completely
broken off and that he has tentative
promise from this government that
Colombia viii be taken care of with a
pecuniary balm for her injured feel
ings.
No comments could be solicited from
Gen. Reyes at the Hoffman House Sat
urday night on the threatening dis
patch from Bogota
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
ARIZONA TOWNS

kHot and carly peaches arc badly
damaged Apple. and Il'e peaches are
$50 Hebf a# yet Farmers here afs
busy planting wheat and safde1
tuD. water 0s very nv .n the BIO
Grand. river and ~ rain doesn't come
coon cher, vUI NOT I. uatar enough
u ur.uto tHo .r0u.
Reports h.o any Goa. v. arc going
tn have % smother u fHo near fu
euro Toe plant d. already purchased
and 1910. unu HH shipped b... Wdaa
'h. v0IE H. erection eI start OFF,
uH.,
Goa. uum .H. UbHH GOA. U..Is d..
H.uE HUu.u uru. along .Hf H
uihu. "a Glow process uluIna e.t
NaFaUa "a distance 1f Giant W t.u
m.iD railroad 'H tH H.H from
.Hp coat H.IIs H n1.r needed ana
Wm report. 5000 suUH .. HUI uov..
l.m.u. rH mnU'y un 1i GOO Sloan
1. W.nr. IHUIr H.r HuHr .urinr
tII soon I. u u.Ho. and aH . B.. au
.U. .lWH road lH 'hu UauH coal
WU.. .ut Unuu $500 mII.. closer fH
lUH point tr. aw. railroad r.
..r. Iur HIH iH.r nr....r.. ...r.
I.r aw. 1.uu..tH
Several H|H. ha.. n..u place.
booze. lately auU 'H. population #
steadily IucrDa.uF
TH. Indians 0f Sam I.u. tuH Sou.
ID
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
ST. JOHNS

From the Herald
The district court will probably
meet hofo on Monday. April 49,
Frank NIcolls returned from Fort
Wingate. whore De- has been employed
by Uncle Sam
OF those who took the teachers OK.
ANIMATION here the following were
granted second gradc certificates by
the board OF examiners vs. - Cato,
Rudora Miller end q n Groor
Little Carl Leslour was ram over
bY couple of horses and received a
slight Injury. Ho was unconscious
for some time bat Is recovering rap.
idly.
alias GracIa J.. Fernandez. who has
been teaching school Iu district No. I.
leh for her homo iu North Dexter.
Maine Miss Fernandez is an excellent
teacher aud has taught several years
In ,hia county.
Charles h. Day a deputy shorin aud
Indian trader OF Chin Lee. Apache
county brought .n an Indian and
lodged him ln the county Jail BE
had been indicted by the grand jury
some time ago for killing another IN.
dian az Navajo. This makes two rel
men who are 90 JAN here on a charge
OF murder
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
SANTA

From .Ho NDw MDNcau
Mrs Arthur a slnan who has been
100 at the 1ulior.um De- reported t0 Dee
doing nicely
Miss NpUa NosDIy. vino spent last
Hu Iu lhH city fuT her health. and
who later wont to Phoenix. Arizona,
dInd there last week WhIIo lu the
city She aas Ihv guest of Captain aud
WF a. ID CuuouGeH uf thD National
cemetery
Mrs o. g. Mcclure. vlI, 0i fHu au.
uoryIFUr of the CHA iuvrr Forest ne.
scryo aud daughter MIaB Jean Mc.
CurU. arrived Iu che city Ou a visit t1
relatives before leaving FOR enc fair
af st Louis Mr Mcclure H tho
mother FOL. I# % 81 WaHErr 0' tHa
H.ff
ruuk owen Uf GrDDuuUU. IaRaF.
arrived 900 tuo city ana HIIl iu "a few
.aya relieve w. % Friedman 0t tBr
management 1f tho aaUta Dc water
a. lEdt company ben. Mr oven h8r
ugrn with lhe corporation owning enc
santa FD water works and 1ihDr slim
liar sys.oms ia various parts 0f the
country fDr Eve years and bias prudent.
Iy and satisfactorily managed The
local water 40 GfoanWlIe uo has "a
wIfe aud three children who viii
reach Santa o. about day hrst
The Sunshine Chapter OF the Daugh.
tors of American Revolution be.4 a
very Interesting meeting az tho resi-.
dDnco of Mu D. % Prince Friday az
terno0n Tho following wore admit.
ed 10 mom1eunip. Miss Hammer OF
Alam1g0rio. Mrs. @. lrandaI ana
Miss Pamela o. Robertson of santa
DO d. NoNcYmb McGoo. member
0f Sunshine Chapter upon invitation
from me japanese minister sailed co..
Gently with a corps of trained nurses
Tor service Iu the Japanese army dur.
ing iHe war with Russia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
HoLBRooN

From .bu Ama
u.s. Jones' Iyf l1r h.s pup,e. u.nf
Taylor t1 rn, th.ul DOB .hru u %.
.uma work.
Dick GrF.by and Nu. a o. U.u
Minis came down from Pine fo at.o1I
fho dance given loo WoH.fors hul chat
night
a. g. Richards rl 0U through horD
with two team. Dn route f1r Adnmau1
t0 assist Mr. Stevenson On haulUr
tourists uut t1 Id. pDir.hod forest
President IDHo ~ Smith umH
down from su0Nnlkg t0 meet his son.
sIlaa. who haa tpont tho past two
years loo Nebraska Boo tbo interest u'
the church NJ Latter Day Saints
J.. o.. Diyolln.H weut tU WIusIUH f0
attend a joint meeting of tho boauH
of supervisors of Navajo and Coco
uIUo counties Boz regard l0 settling co.
boundary lime between 'ho said c0un
Ties
Deputy United states Marshal HDr
kns Of leslie county Kentucky. went
to Fort Apache Iuat week and return
oi Monday having in charge q fol
ilor who was wanted Iu Kentucky
charged with completely Zoo tho Goo
brl assassination
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

From fb, Wealth
If fUo coming count y,par cine dock
90 Uf aIi the criminal cases. The ssE.
sion win las, tNo weeks "a least The
iail Is ful and "a few pickotod out
Rum0r has b. that n large force OF
men VIII soon be- put 90 work ou the
Payroll mine FOO Chloroo. Tho Pay.
roll Do a mammoth vein and ls owned
hy judge Murphy of KIngman
Mra Go1r-5 Fisher of Chloride. re.
ceiyod the sad intelligence last wook
that her daughter. Arizona GlnIalBnd.
had died 90 bakersfield. Cal Tho DE-.
ceased was @ bride OF few weeks
and was not yDt As years of age, She
vas bon ai Mineral Park
VIM Garry returning from San
Diego. topped over "a day when the
lime burners Mr. Garry is now build
.ug are completed. no. viii uavo The
most extensive lime business this Hldo
of tho Mississippi Another develop.
iur resource of Mohavo county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
BRIDE DESERTED
AFTER MARRIAGE or THREE
MONTHS THE husband sKlPs
AWAY.

Ralph Pierce leu Saturday morn.
ing FOR parts unknown, says the Rat
on Gazette Friday evening ho went
home aa usual and seemed 10 be- 90
the best of terms with bis wife. show.
Ing hor unusual devotion before loay.
ing 90 go up town, That was the
last seen 90 him by her
Investigation showed that Doe had
boon preparing 20 leave bis homo for
some time. having arranged his bust.
ness Affairs toward that end, H0 had
resigned bis position AZ tho round.
houao and drawn an the money due
him, without intimailng hla intontIons
to hia wife. and failed % leave her a
cent OF money, but on the other hand.
departed owing friends who had nc.
commodatod him.
u will be remembered that this
young man became the husband OF
Miss Grace Fowler. one OF Ratou's
most worthy young ladies. about three
months ago. By those who are in a
position % know q "a said that this
young lady has been 10 him a faithful,
devoted and exemplary wife. and IN
me sad domestic breach, the undl
yided volume Of public sympathy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
wiNsLow

ffom che Mall
"A. Lewis of Taylor came .U
Wiualow aud will do Che plastor.us roo
The cs'doucu being erected f1r Nr
Catherine Hicks De- has bs,n look
.ua after bits iuD of business 0u tho
indian reservation for the month
10 HlhIr Uf Hartford. Kansas. stop.
pgt in W.nsl1N few days This week.
'ho guest of Homer Channel and p
D. ErtnEHr NJ Uu.r wa. 300 lH
eay t1 California
Conductor Patterson uf Abuuurr
lgs is establishing "a reputation aa q
hurtier uu enc dUt district local Much
10 iho satisfaction uf dII concerned he
s getting fhU local over tho Hrat dls.
r'et during day uFbt
ps a.f Thursday evening .Hr 0fI
teua ~ Win low hold fh,r primary
'1r Goo aur're election ai tla opera
house and HH.uf 200 voters were
present The uHs r,.utue Che bIft.
600 uuWHUr 1f vote. tuU Nh1 viii tu.
pear Un .Hu ballot Gel nominees fur ln
.HuHr.I ar. o. 2 Rand vs. % Rurbaer.
d D. Morse b. g. yrravDI. w. A.
HlIr o. o. Iu IrHHD and So g. Thorn
ss tur city ..mk 81 Viola vBa
The choice off IfH primary and ID b.
Hanks was placed ls che nominee rur
iowa mauh1l samuel Arm from
vas nominated boz reclamation Tor
strss supervisor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
COSTS TOO MUCH
RAILROAD PRESIDENT TELLS
WHY &C INSTRUCTION. WORK
HAS DECREASED.

lu explaining The reason aHy rail-
road building has fallen On ruusldea
bIy so Car This year, as compared with
last. tHa president of one of the larger
systems says.
.r.e ur0ade arc ua.nr pretty
nearly normal amount of rails and
other material although tH, total does
NOT nearly approximate that 0i the
uf three years Boo the depression
FOL. is199G most ol the railroads cut
0T equipment and construction. and
oven maintenance as much ns posi-.
HI. and as ono result 0' thIE there
bas been Tor three years tromcud.
Que sIrugslr t1 gao up with tb, .'tua.
t.ou
"lt Is my opinion chat fbc railroads
of JhIs country must face the propo.
7ItIon of larger operating expenses.
There are at least three main facts
to explain why this must DO Fo. First.
mo higher wage schedules. second.
the congestion OF tranc Third. the
higher cost of materials
% have oyory reason t1 believe that
railway tramc viii Keop un. The traf.
ne now Is ahead OF equipment pcill.
,ios on practically every important
road iu this country For four yoara
now the railroads have been under
tremendous pressure lyIug to keep
equipment up To tramc requirements,
Hut they have not been able % 40 30.
This being an admitted fact, most
people would think inc present on
1pportuno time 20 build now roads
~ the present railroad system is in.
adequate io carry the tamc, why
would not new lines pay. and Why arc
not more new lines under coustruc
TONI
"That can best De- answered hy an
actual experience A railroad prcsl
dent a short Tune sinco had a proposed
new line surveyed. % was run through
an open country. of easy grades. and
With no costly excavations or nils
The survey was made and tho plans
drawn Tor a gravel rogdbod oak ties
aud s5.pound steel rails. Tho osti
mate OF cost vas $4,000 a mllel
That road % not built yet and
probably wont be- built until wages
cost OF material, etc, are consldora
bly lower than they are now. n q
20 going 90 cost $4,000 mile q,
build a road through an open country
what win Il cost boy the time terminals
and equipments are included. and how
can toe road be used 10 make a prom
/ Zoo the per mile coEtf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

From H. N.va
Harry paIrr rHu .auaH. m ...
william HaI' team hero Ia.. umm.r
blow loo fH'H week.
jean uuuhhuu arrived bore UrW
Ng,HIar and A.. again employed .v d.
O. PhyIau
Charlie. o. pUmlHi arrived hero
from Th0r.m ~ ~. ou "a y.s.f WITH
hH brother who H president 20 Pho
local mw.rr company
WIN Kay decided f1 .'H-. uu Dts
butcher business Iu williams 1u1 ou
Thursday solid Dds Iro f0.E oH hand
tu 20 q pholan
o. vs. Harris and wife arrived bore
Tho nret OF tho week from GRAND.
View. Vhof. ur Harris ha been
ire.gbuus flr tH. Canyon Copper
company
pr O. A WoIra auI D. 90 waite
were called f0 WIus.Ju .u a.a.st Dr
3D. Drown Iu tho performance ot "a
a.mru.i rurE.Ual operation.
Mrs George M.pouFal and chill.
drrn arrived home from Co.groyo.
CmIf where they uayc Uated for
a0mr .ma with Nf and Sire Al
Brown che latter Uu.ur aHt,r o'
Mrs. McuouaI
Horny Meyers. who bas .,Du ,m.
pioyod at the box factory for some
Img. .,tt town suddenly last satur
| day 800 bB8 been "a frequent visitor
at Jho home OF Chas wade and dur
0F tbo absence of tbo family ~ .s
thought De- stole Mrs. Wadea purse
containing about ten dollars A war
rant was sworn cont Tor h.s arrest
and word was sent down tho line
/ ON "Wednesday Deputy sheriff Ken
uody won't 10 WlnsloW to Eot man
I thought to br Meyers who proved
NOT fu Do, him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
FLAGSTAFF

From tbo Sun
Miss ieoua Greene. NH0 uaa been
teaching school ln the Beaver Creek
district YayapaI county returned
this woct
a party of duck hunters Ioft for
Mormon lake Among thr number
were n O. H.bbon. o. D. C0atcr. .
g. Amuuadon and Is Vail Ducks
are sand % be plenty hnt they are
hard t0 shoot
Tho announcement of Ib. marriage
of Mr Henry Fountain Aalurt auI
MT EIzhbuh lIUau Rouon has
boon received 90 tHH ONCE Tho
ceremony took place au March
u st Thomas church Ann Arb0r
Michigan The bride ana groom ars
both a.l fHoau IH FlaEian aud lu.
eun JOHNS their many friends boo Wish.
trF them AN the Iuya Of welded Hfg
George Rabbit aUd a o. Cornish
mambsa of fbs boari 90 supervisors.
ana A. ~ Douglas. probate judge
went f1 WIna'ow t1 meet the super.
y.s1r 0f navajo county I1 regard '0
the nzIuF 0f tho county Dino between
C1cuu.uo aud Navajo counties. lbe
Tine having been determined Hy NJ
Douglas some months ago 80 the re-
quest of mo board of supervisors OF
both counties Tho boundary line o.
l.tllo more than tnrcc miles west
ui WIus'1w The result of tho work
of Mr Douglas proved sat'Bhciorv
fo the hoard OF both counties
Miss ELIZA McfntIr0 ~ Williams
haH accepted a position temporarily
'u me Arizona contra. hank l' thar
place.
W. o Cmmer viii open o. barber
shop In no 10y building ru larouy
street. opposite mo city taIL
pa. WhIpplo has been onFag1 Hoy.
sral days IN tearing down the houses
AZ Groonlawa mill Several teams
are engaged ln hauling no lumber
Mrs G. A. Gilbert and two chill
dren lof f0r st i.oul8. whore they
will reside Mr Gilbert viii remain
here few months before Joining
hls family al their now home
The Aims of Two hundred ana
seveutydvo mining claims with the
county recorder is not ao every day
occurrence. but 70 40 dhanHCu tho first
ri mo week ro Recorder Harry STD.
ben Informs ua
E A Baker received the SAD news
Tuesday of tho death %, hls B.at0r
Mrs George Horchdener which oc.
CURED ln DoAEo CITY, Kansas She
was there on "a VISIT having moved
from this place DO that point last
winter She leaves a husbana. three
chIliren, a sister and a brother 20
mourn her departure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

kansas city. Kansas u is work
on air brakes and tho men have met
with poor success They can not ket
the men 10 talk 70 them and the rea.
son for this ls rumor that was start.
cd in Newton There some one 70.
ported that the hook agents were spot.
tors and they used the book agent graft
Co conceal the other business and 60
enable them % get around among the
men without exciting suspicion.
They, Of course. say they are simply
engaged IN the business OF solnnr
books but the men refuse 90 talk Co
them iust the same, aud no matter
how good o book they are Offering for
sale. the chances are that few copies
will hp sold here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
Er-snd. EnlerlaLned 80.

a party lf friends of % D. Mlpcl
gave Dim q smoker ln tho pnrl0u
of the pngc hotol Gallup. the other ay.
01ug prior % b.a departure f0r ln.
diana Tho evening was paaHri MOST
pleasantly In conversation. aud rom
n.fCCucg and many pipes NJ peace
wore smoked .o .ho health 0f Che lo
parting guest Those .n attendance
were MCsra Patterson Kelly. sabIn.
Ohliu. Smith Gordon, Waahburn Ma.
pei aud Superintendent Perry of Fort
Defiance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Disturbances OF strikers are not
nearly as grave as an individual dis.
order OF the system Overwork. loss
Jf sleep. nervous tension Will be- fol.
lowed by utter collapse. unless a re-.
liable remedy is Immediately employ.
en- There's nothing 90 eniclent %
cure disorders or the liver or kidneys
aa Electric Bittors MS a wonderful
tonic. and effective ncrYlne and the
grcht,-t an around medicine for run
down systems - dlspels nervousness,
rheumatism AMI neuralgia and eSpola
malaria germs only SOC. and satIafac.
ton guaranteed by all druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Just Loo the nick oi time 0Ir Uuit
boy VAS saved. writes Mrs. w. wat
Kline OF Pleasant city. Ohio "pnou
mouia played cad havoc with him and
q terrible cough rCt .n besides Doe.
tors treated hm but ho grDw worse
every day AZ ionEth We tried Dr.
Kings Nov Discovery for Cousump
lion. aud Our darling was saved. HcH
now sound and we'll Every body ought
90 kcow. its me only sure cure f0r
nuEhs. colds end an luus diseases
lunruutocd by ail druggists. Price 51
cents aud 800. Trial bottles ffpn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

NrE joe MCBratn. a4i East rut
street hutchinson. Kan, writes 90
have given BaliurUa uurcnUuud syrup
f1 my children for coughs ana C0HB
iur ,be past tour years and 1ud % the
.uHt medicine q ever bHri." unuKe
many cough yTuus. &c contains NO
opium Hut WIu auUfno aud heal any
disease nf che throat 0r lungs uuirkcr
fHnu any other remedy Zoe. uUe AND
so 900 no =. o. OINoIy a. co.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Mrs a. E Simpson. bUy CraiF &c..
knoxville. TDnu ritoE june IUtH.
1879. 90 nave boon trying the baths
rf Not snr.ugs. ArH, Tor sCiatic rhou.
naum HJt fef more rcuef from
ballard Snow Eminent than any
medicine ur anything . have ever
ueI. Enclosed md p0Etomgo order
ur $500 Send 600. O. large bottle by
southern u-r.r sold tv o %.
pUrUy a. TO-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Th, man Boy the name OF Clemens.
who was arrested several weeks ago
'n company with two others. and was
charged with stealing an oyorcoat
from the tool house. ht Gallup the
ovorcoat being the property OF j. W.
BaylIs. made written confession the
other day that ho stole the coat and
those arrested OF being hls accom-.
pIIcos were NOT guilty Clemens was
bound over TO tho district court The
other men were released