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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-02
(Ompa6ld
Lni(d InSuldl

Con este nOmbre 50 levantara
en- este mes una cOmpania lirica,
s0bre las bases siguientes:
Ia Esta compania, mas bieD
que empresa teatral, sera una es-
cuela que tendra por objeto abrir
los puert0rriquenOs un nuevo
campo en- donde estOs puedan ga
Barse la vida, como en- eli magis'
terio, telegrafia. seryici0 civil &.
"a PrOfesores de musica,
cantO. bale y defamation seraD
pagados por La empresa, a fin de
dar gratuitamente ensenanza a los
ludiyiduos que compongan la COM
psnia.
81 Los profesores que no
puedan ser eRcontr ldOs ea Puerto
Rico seran traidos de Europa 0 de
les Estados Unid0s.
IA a cambiO de estas venta'
Jas los sueldOs de esta cOmpania
seran muy modestos, de mOdo que
no cabe en- esta empresa ningun
lIdividvO que venga tras oil lucro,
sinO con la idea de estudiar J
progresar.
5a Ell buen comportamiento
y apIicaci0n SO tendran muy en-
cuenta para los ascenso5 y aumen-
tOs de sueldos, perO en- ningun ca
SO habra I'm ascensO antes de los
seis meses de estudiO.
6a FL artista que salga de
esta cOmpania jamas voivera d
entrar en- ella pOr nOtables que
sean sus aptitudes. Esta base
tiende cOnseguir el mayor orden
y discipline posibles.
"a Sera expulsado de la com
pania el artista que no obseryase
ouena conducta, 81 asi 10 pidiesen
lag dos terceras parties de la COM
pania.
ga Para ingresar en- esta
cOmpauia es requisite indispensa-
ole traer buenas refer encias sObre
ia cOnducta Observable por 81 soil
| citante hasta la fecha de la sOlici-
tud.
o. Los sueldos de los cOristas
de ambOs sexos fuctuaran entire
ounce y treinta y pesos, segun
las aptitudes y cOnOcimientOs de
| los mismOS.
lOa No SO admitiran cOristas
mayOres de % amos nj senOritas
que no vengan acOmpanadas de
sus padres o tutOres.
NOTA: Las s0licitudes para
! tOmar part0pen 0sta 0mppeSa doben
iirigirse al DR.. F. VizcarrondO, de
Fsjardo, durante tOdO el mes de
JUNO del presente ano.
Sc sOlicita el concursO de to-
dos los artistas puertOrriquenos,
pues La empresa veria con gustt
4ue todas sus parties fueran de-.
pais.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-02
FEDERACION LIBRE.
1EPARTAmENTO De SAN JUAN.
iInv;,ninnia 0nraro
M0vimiento 0brer0.

Una gran Asamblea de Uniones
Sc llevara efecto en- los Salones de
Ia Federation Libre el Viernes } de
Junio las s de la noche.
Importantes resoluciones han de
ser tretadas Y resueltas en- esa noche.
Entire elias descuella la construction
de un edifcio propiedad de la Fedora
cion, dar impulse Il la cooperative de
casas para obreros asi como tambien
dar conocer un importante asunto
enviado del Quartet General de la
American Federation OF Labor.
En- todos estos asuntos tomara
parte el active NOrganizador General
Air. Santiago IgleSias que estara en-
San Juan el mismo dia.
,Acudid los que con derecho Sc
lallen i esta Asamblea el Viernes a
Las de su noche.
Fraternalnente.
JOSE STOKES.
Secretario del Interior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-02

Jonos las odrds p,sblicas y q'te Ia ogri-
c,tlt,ra Sc o,Tegle como puedo A 10
cual le replica la Camara: <F'drorez-
carnos Ia dJ1icuitolu y que ios obras pr
blicos 80 hogoa en "a aedido q'ts FL pals
puedo.D
y resulta que ambos cuerpos le-
gislativos Sc han hablado en- turco y
no Sc entienden.
Oportunamente haremos las serfas
consid araciones que este asunto mere
ce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-02
A9ota ID pa(ien(ia

La persona mas sufrida tiene que
elfadarse 4 yeceS.
NADIA afecta un buen caracter.
NADIA hac9 un hombrc perder Ia
paeiencia como la picazon en- la piel.
Almorranas con picaz6n, casi le
vuelven Vd. loco.
Por e dfa le hacen uno sentirse
miserable.
Por la noche causan desvelos.
;Rasca. .Rasca' .Rasca' sin res
piro.
a sefnejanza de la eczema.
No puede uno parar de rascaroe.
Asi 10 haria Vd.. pero comprendo
que el sufrimiento aumentaria-
Tales miseria> van en- aumento
Gala dfa.
Las gente, van d-,cubriendo que
pueden curarSe.
Reeonoeen los m6rito- del Ungnen-
to dc Doan.
Sobran las prueba> de que q Tn
guento de Doan cura las almorranas.
La eczema J toda clase de pieaz6n
~ a piel.
La sonora Isabel \. Vda. de Sola,
= >sleate IN Ia caile de Gantier BENZ
81. Caguas. r. L.. dice 10 siguiente:
sIfaeia cinco meses que una hfja mia
rslia nadeciendo dc una lepra que
arenas Dodia dormir. Por mas medi-
. lnentos que - le aplicaban no sana-
,S 10 que hicinos fue gastar dinero
in resultado. ha9ta que tuvimos Ia
oportunidad de- aplicarle II Ungnenfo
Il Doan. Al primer dia de usarlo
lurmi6 bien al continuar usandolo
Dor tres dlas ma desaparecido por
,onpleto la enfermedad, gracias al
sslebre Tnglento de Doan.1
lie yenta en- todaa las Iarlnacias.
Foster Nc Clellan Co Buffalo. =
T., K. T.. de America.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-02
La nina mimada

e. la Ultima novela dc esta escri-
tora traducida al castellano, y quizas
la mas Mteresante de todas las one ha
ascrito, nues On
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-02
La Borinquen
de TARGAS yC

= n trasladadp i Il calle lie
sMun6f Rivera frente al Parque
Central.
No oivi..4r due eSta cas. a. In
lue MAS barato venie que cons
rantesneate introduce nuevas mer-
cancias y -t'cul1s d. alta move
Had. Vista hace &c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-02
NUESTRO FOLLETIN
JOSE STORES.
Secretario del Interior.

Aver empezamos publican una
de las novelas mas interasantes de Ia
sugestiva escritora inglesa Carlota
Rf.aerna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-02
La AntiIIa Pequena
De CARLOS LZQULERDO
GRAN CAFE
San-JUAN
Ietud1l MIN m 81
esPtiaa q Idacu.

Montado con todo fujo y apara-
tos rnodernos. servicio especial ell
refrescos. lieores, cafe. chocolate,
helados, dulces, emparedados. le-
che batida, cervezas de las mejo-
res marcas acreditadas. Lunch
gratis en- scrvicIo dc licores.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
.ARizoNA's GOVERNOR TO
GIT a PROMOTION


tfUm SATURDAY CftUuI
GOV. Alexander o Brodio. of the ter
dtorv of Arizona. is to rot "a promo.
lion at che hands of che president. DO
H stated. but just what o. viii be- o.
not known. 90 will more than likely
1o majority ami paymastorhip m
.bc army. however. as bc l8 West
Point graduate and am ola soldier. aud
.hHI is one uf tHD positions tor which
ID Is mentioned Gov BroIio BIAS been
u 'usbluE.1n for some time past
Iul Do H stated chat be- was summon.
by President Roosevelt sIH former
0mude u arms. G1. nrndIe having
H0Du thp nest ranking officer Boo fnr
Tough WIieu t1 tho president bu.uf
.n.or major when Wr Roosevelt was
lieutenant colonel. and E1Ius up "a
0fch and succeeding his commander
,hpu fho luuUr was promoted to the
uluuDlcy oi the regiment
What position Che president haas Boz
mind iDr hl8 estC.mC Cumradp pf enc
Spanish war appoars to Doe unsettled.
Reports moro or loss plausible have b.
hat the post OF ambassador Co Mexico
Jo be- the plum Others are to the
nec' that Gov Brodic is to succeed
rol Eugene Ware a. commissioner ol
PENSIONS SIN another and the most
koly is that the governor i6 to Doe
appointed paymastDr loo The army with
'ho rank OF major iu Che regular ser.
Vice
% IF known thnt Tine Mexican am.
1assadorahlp win ho 0upn 90 some
GOOD man before very long. Ambassa.
Dor clayton having some time ago sig
1'drd "a wish 90 retire at the end of
thIs administration
% i8 known also that o. viii he nee
assary 90 appoint a new commissioner
0f pensions in the near future In.
iced. Washington dispatches "a few
days ago stated that Commissioner
Ware had already rendered his ros'g
nation Ue has never been satisfied
with the position. and remained in of
Gee solely on account of the prosi
dents oeuost Wishes in that regard
In che event OF Gov Brodie's promo
tI0n. which is said TO be assured
there win Dee o. rice slice OF pie fuI
somebody in Arizona. and already d
number of asplputs have their eye.
0n che governors chair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
JUDGE MANN's FIRST
TERM or COURT

MaioF Vs. o. a. IloHcIlyn. off las Cru.
res sho was here Jhe other day and
was Interviewed on tho subject of h.a
defenf fOr tho territorial Legislature,
mas resumed nom Alamognrdl. Wuera
be bas heDu Tor tWo weeks and where
.lu territorial district court iur uto.o
county was held. Judge Edward a.
Mans prosidur This was lne first
limo IudgD Mann presided and Major
Il0wollyn cannot Say COO much Boo
prtas uf the ability and dignity shown
hy tho iudrg See acted Disc veteran
ON tha bench The members oi Che
bar me very iayumhIy impressed with
Iudge Aianns fair end impartial man.
TER IN uaasng upon iesa propositions
NhIea came before him
Tl,c puuplo of ludgo Mann district
especially those 0f A.amugurio. are
pleased with him uc bas purchased
"a bo1utiful home there and with hI8
family hsa become "a permanent and
bona Ade resident oft that town Tho
ulluvinF biaInCsa wac transacted ai
the term,
Jim KILLER Mcscnluru Apache. was
Couwcted ul murder ln tho h'ri De-
eroa aud sentenced to Eve years iu &c
ueuitcutiafy; re- man hy the name OF
Maasle wns convicted upon "a charge
of angravntod assault and upon recon.
mmdatiou of the jury, Doe was lot oil
with a tlEht sentence There was SOW.
Grad COMMISSIONS fm minor 0ucnsoa
and Mayor llowellyn succeeded Doc gut.
ting "a verdict of guilty Don every Jury
Trial iu tho case of che territory 49,
/ Wlhorson. fnr me ni.lng of one Muir
rah. upun MOI iou of the district atfpr
ney. me case was dismissed aa uU suf
| hr'ont evidence go convict could no uh
talnod Much civil bus.nss uaa .,r
/ posed ~ and a number of civil case.
were tried hy iurIe
a handsome annex to tho east side
f of the c0urthuuaD o. being built On
f rhe upstairs in the addition are aIu
afed the chambers 0f tbo iulre and
/ duNuEains the r1oms VIII ho uHod fu'
/ tho accommodation of the prontl
iudee and oX0n.cIo recorder 1f Otm
county
Tho new Catholic church now r
course ~ erection "a Aam0surdo. o.
rapidly nearing completion a0d aiu b,
a very handsome and oummodlous ga
lice when completed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

DFwm Mondays CflUuI
An International Minors aasuCiu
zion tbo nucleus 1i which was
formed 600 E paso recently is che
art stop toward lb, organizing of
miners oI Now MoNico. Arizona, IDN.
as aud MoNco. and the establishment
0f an exchange at some centrally io
catcd city, 90 nl probability ai El
paso A number of mining mon from
thcso sections ut the southwest met
af El pnso ANA each offered to con.
tribute the SUM of ea5 20 start che
movement which viii mean thous.
auds OF dollars toward tbo develop.
mont ~ the mining country Of The
southwest
The sums pledged will De- enlarged
from time to time ns more mining
men hocomo interested ln the move.
mont aud au amo1nt raised with the
solo object of developing and udycr.
usInr me districts represented IN the
organization. 10 Or estimated that
giO 600 con readily be- rnIaod for this
uurposo and the miners association
DO placed ON permanent basis
which win ultimately result in a
hnndlng being erected 10 El paso and
reliable bureau Of information boin1
started I'm that city. which VIII ho OF
yaiuo 10 the proprietor IN duo course
of time q regular eNcnnngo viii De
established whore tho market value
of fhc shares NJ different companies
can 500 obtained The cost ~ p build
iur FOR This purpose o. estimated at
$40 600
A preliminary nicotine to carry ou'
these mans win be- held On me Pass
CITY NJ nm early date subsequent ga
che meeting ~ the directors ~ me ma
toual organization that conyonos 10
| Denver next month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS
Bernalills County

Tho following certified RETURNS OF
HaruMiiio and LEONARD Wood counties
have been received ny Territorial See
rotary w Myuo.is from tho board
of canyuasera oi Che Two cDunfius
For dolorte. Andrews ll7 Money
SOS. Rodey 1893 council. Mont0ya
2 500. Groof G96. MooTe $780, RIes sos.
seward ls2 Wells ga house. WiIker
son 1861. Croiiott 22i7 French ga
Carman fg1. noaum 500 Craig tigt
county commissioner. First district
sancheE fG7b. Auaya $50 Guevara 1856.
third district GruusfoId 1852 swven.
ey tt5 Blackburn l93 probate Judge.
Romero 2,70t Zumura f1H Metceii
i9f probate clerk Summers 2725,
Myor aGs. Bryce l69. sheriff lubbel
21io seldomrldro iGo. Jacobson 49,;
assessor Albright 2.ii3. hleInWori 500.
GuHiafaon 1915 treasurer Hubleil
$500. Mcclellan 663. hal i9i super
.ufendeai Of sehools. V.r.l 2303 Marsh
tbI Ramsey 1885, surveyor Rankin
26li stoEan 53a. Be.mor ias; river
commissioner, Durham 1891 Chayes
e.0l2 Armlio AHA. Mhrilez 27tf. pa,
ohoco a0fi. Hunick 7i2 MctEgar $40.
jose uaca. Sanchez f2s Padia see
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
COLORADO SOUTHERN KICKS.
Gives Announcement % Withdrawing
From Rate Agreement

Gives Announcement Of Withdrawing
From Rate Agreement
NoIce bas been served by ho Colo.
ad1 a southern giving me other
ulIs thirty DAYS warning ri Fs lB-
tentI0u ta Withdraw from Jhu agree
mont rlfarn.nE Pueblo and Colorado
5pr.uEa passenger traffic D. MAI ro
mt u ratio eaf Ur raaiIuHtmont
0y fbe Santa o. and Denver a. RIO
Gaude mafIuE o0nroHI0us to thc
Colorado a southern whereby q via
ror te larger proportion o the
business
IbH agreement has tN.H.ri be-
tween tho urHe ruaf. operating indie
pendent lines between Denver Colo
redo sprnr aad plel.o Cor i0uryoara.
ifs purpose ia t1 maintain ratios and
under tHo agreement al business Or
p1olod and each Ina ID apur0Iioned a
rDran percentage az Che earnings.
Tho arrangement has worked tu Jhr
stiaiartiHr Yi alI parties since Do Wah
uru entered into until now. ADD the
rail purpose tho Colorado 8 Southern
BIAS in withdrawing ls mkn0wn 90 lho
other reads
Tho move mIslt he tor the purpose
of securing to lae Colorado a South.
eu larger share OF tno business
which lbs SAINTS Fe and Denver a no
GmH1e would probably aEroo u
rather Ihan procipate a rate war; An.
other suplHHItIou H that iHo Colorado
q Southern proposes to become ag
grosa.ye In fhe Tight for business. hnd
chat uIg ual o. ont f1r traffic t0 be-
obtained az ail hazards 90 tha is COO
case d ratio war D. imminent Officials
of tHe rnal concerned refused i1 com
mt themselves by discussing tho
situation
an present 600 bHalueas b appoui0u-
cd. t matters uat wb.ra Sine cares
Coz lbo traffic 10 one road does more
than ia share ono month b. must
ogualIse the neat or tho 0her roads
are entitled to their proportionatc
shares of Ne earnings a similar
agreement exists raspectInR freight
traffic but ths notice of Withdrawal is
from che passenger pool only
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
THAT ero SET.

Lordsburp Liberal
Twenty years ago last summer.
when Grover Cleveland. the then pop.
uiar governor oft New York. was nom.
mated as a candidate for the prcai.
dcuCy many democrats aaw light
and wore certain hp would ho oloct-
ed One of the most enthusiastic of
these democrats was g. 81 shannon.
who then lived loo silver city one
dag while talking about tho certainty
uf Clctelund's election be- sald be-
would bet anything have got that
cleveland would ho elected " G..
Price was in the party and said Doc
would take tho bet with q laugh the
men .loUh hands ana thought no
more about It Walter Hadley was
one of ihc party Bee OCCASIONALLY cor.
responded Tor tbc ST. Louis Globe
DomUD rat Ho saw here the basis OF
am .nioreFt'ng story which ho wrote
i1r thp Globg.Dcmocml % told how
Mr shannon had bet ,hp celebrated
HuEhos a. shannon mine. at Mefoalf
against Ono store. mills and mines of
tho pnW Altos Cold and silver Min.
.uE company. of which sir. Price was
manager, and m7do the valuation ol
each s,iO ui the bet some sIK hundred
hOuHlnd dollars Moasrn auHnuou.
Price and nadlcy had many q laugh
over the way enc story of heavy bet.
unE in "a western mining camp tray
eled over the country Time passed
un Mr. Price died some ten years
ago Mr Hadloy died 20 year 0r so
later The pinus Altos Gold and Sil
ycr Mining company passed out of eK
iaicnco Tho Hughes a shannon mine
was sold to me shannon Copper com
pany and is now one OF me big cop
/ per producers of the word. Cleveland
I Harrison and Mckinley have passed
in and out of the White House and
Theodore Roosevelt was % candidate
for the presidency against a. d. Par
| kor. u ia presumed liai some one
told thC story as a remnisceuce %.
old times in Silver city. and that d
rev and green newspaper Corrcsp0n
| don' at the county seat heard uf o.
ON October 30th he sent out a tolo
Eum from silver city which was
printed Ia all the daily papers in %,
country describing how Mossrs. shan
non and Price had bet property WORT
half "a million of dollars ON tho eloc
/ ton of Roosevelt and Parker n
made a good story among the pfopl,
who did not know that one 81 On,
/ principals bad heon dead for zen
/ years. ana that me other had cd,
/ the property D. was said he was be-
I Ting four years ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

ocd 22S. Barnett ees. Weir 22s. Alien
.2g. Peacock 2as
leonard Wood County.
Fnr dcloato fH.rcWs GfN Mono
u5l. Roioy. De-, plurality ior Money O.
ui tuo council. M8uuuaros 6ii. Jone.
30. Winters fOi. Clark 7u2 "a. g.. lr
'aca 8 ior tno h0l. NcGU 500. 50
e. De- Baca Cos. ncnayIdas 90. le resu
commissioner Fir.f district. Io o..
a 027. Araaou 600 Second district
Thomas cti Mott C5s. Third district
isauH 61t sanloydl Ga3. probate
llec. g. O. do naca ESQ. s.. s. seIH
n 65O: probate clerk. GaI.oros $685.
lnrcoy 6i1 shorln. b. 81 Hgca Glt
rmIio geo. aHeasor PnIn o.
g GalioFoa co.'s treasurer panrhoou.
o. sanchez 500. superintendent o'
rhooia. Marquee ESQ., QuI1nua Gls.
irycy0r. GaIIoels Gst Marluol q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
NORTHERN NeW MEXICO FAIR.

From che optic
"Wednesday afternoon special
committee appointed hy lho directors
lf rhs Commercial club to consider
Iho matter OF holding e. northern Sew
Mexico fair aud 90 submit a report al
the next meeting of the directors.
MOI and took action favorable tD such
uu enterprise.
There Wero present lf ino meeting
col g. b. raitrhuI % r. Ilaskns
a. o. TaupcrJ and Or e. % Shaw
Mr I1E.ns waa elected chairman
ST. TwfchrlI explained the object
of the meeting MI Tauport moved
that a. was thc sense Of the commit
tro chat such meeting should be
hpIH This motion passed Mr
Twfchcll moved 'hat n committee of
two be appointed fo formulate re.
port u tho club directorate. tho re
port to embrace the following points.
That the las VEGAS driving park and
/ fair association bo asked t0 cooper
alto with mo citizens of the CONNER.
ciaI club 90 ensure the success of che
'"||r NNM. DIT N'NNNNI'f| 'N ANN' N''N''' .|'' n
/ iu the executive committee from enc
city that one person from each of the
northern counties ho asked 40 serve
on that committee. that tho fair he
| held M Ganlnas parf next fan that
There he no carItal stock that che
secretary be- placed under n smell sal
larry Tho motion was passed and
Mcssrs Twiichell and Taupor we.e
appointed as tho COMMITTEES
Tho committees suggested that Tho
ren0rt 81 the suh committee he made
directly go the directors. without sub
mission to tho committee az me whole
| After somewhat hli discussion Of
+ tha subject tho committee adjourned
I confident that wccesefu9 carnlga.
could lo bold In ias VEGAS nou faH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
AMERICAN ooAeHERs.


NNNHNN" ~ nN"""HW 2 NHNHN fNINHI I'd
Mobile Experts.
Mc1iCo evidently intends putting up
some boz baseball during the coming
season Several weeks ago the No.
bile. thlal Daily Herald published
the fact that l.0o Vorueu.lIe. e young
pitcher who has for tho past three or
four seasons made quite "a good rec
ord. both lu tho cotton States. me
Missouri valley and Southern leaeugs.
R0u'd go to Mo1lcp city and coach
the Mexico City teams Tho same
paper. OF Nov 20. has enc following
article
"To instruct tho members ~ the
Mexican baseball league in the arr Of
the great American game. John 49,
Farmer. prominent in local baseball
circles. lon thia morning Tor MEXICO
on tho Norwegian steamer Aims
YOUNG Farmer was a member ~ The
old City league and other local bail
aFgroratona tlat furnished interest.
inr bali the past season"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

ClrelessucaV la rc ponsiblr l'r many
a. railway WRECK and che same causes
uo making human wrecks of sufferers
from throat and Inns trouble nu'
since tho advent of pr kInsH New
Discovery '1r c1u umpt.Hn coreh'
Hd colds. oven the worst casos can De
.lod and hopeless reaieuauon ia no
LONGER necessary Mrs lois Crare. of
Dorchester. Mass. ls one of many
,uose Iuo wac sawed uy nr klug
Sow Discovery This great remedy b.
Guaranteed f1r al throat and lung dis
.lsc by 900 dusasf prir' 5o and
800 Trial bottles free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

20 was taken sick With kidney trou
Dol. . tried 900 SORTS of medicines.
one of which relieved mc one day
saw an ad of your Electric niiteu
ind determined to try THAT After
atkins a few doses Z ZEN relieved. and
l1n thereafter was entirely cured.
ui have not seen SICK day since
Nei.hhofs of mlre nav. been cured
" Rheumatism Neuralgia. Liver and
tIdnoy troubles and General Debit
This Is what D. D. Bass. o'
remont ~ g.. writes only Soc. a
no uruggiat8.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

uoFio. Frank w ruracr benjamin
b Hahor So 30 Pope. D.aalu a..
Ahau Uuuu eta,.s e.U.H.. .. 3D..
l....... alI ...Il DU.rIa. u... W
I.io..r DuO. fl0a DI..
Cd. ....... yaUoI states Deputy
Hluhai C.m.uuu nuca anl D.s.. d.
% soma
Tho ioIoV.us ca.os ugro Uu.r.
of
Ca.a $50 ase So G. Clark receiver
.fr. appellee rs n0nur1ue a NnuI
- ~ appellant appeal from the 90
irri rouri of Santa DO county Re-
port of the rof,lre and decd of rrfaro.
approved r.farar allowance rrantca
AND Deficiency JUDGEMENT aleni
Case SO PISS rornmu % uyr ci
40 appellants. ya % Crary 81 IT, APP
nrneea appeal from Iiffrif court 0i
socorro county Motion f0r rehcar.nr
ovcrruiod
Case No i077 Jose 50 rs1u.hoi
appellee. vs FnuciHeo s. chavez ap
r.Ilant appeal from district court of
San Miguel county Motion Tor rr
ho7rinv 0vorruled
Tho petition for writ OFF orrur in POO
raer OFF Emo TERRITORY ev rol vH eovor0
Sanchez 1nf T O. Gutierrez county
commissioners of norn8rli0 county
decided arnfnei Attendants nnnon
from pcrrriui0 county was iaton ur
eva nreurl pIair'ri Attorney Frank
vv CLANCY for tho TERRITORY and vs. ~
Chudora f1r Sanchez % al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
chambsrlaln'u Cough Remedy 10
Pleasant 20 Take.

Tho finest quality OF rnuuioied loaf
uror Is used In me Manufacture OF
ohamborla.ns CouFh Remedy, ana
the roots used Boa .is propa a'lon give
20 flavor similar to maple cyrup
makns % quite pleasant 20 take Mr.
w o. Rodor.ck 0f pooleaville. Ma.
in speaking of this remedy, says -
have used Chamberlain Coueh Rem
ody with my children Tor several
years aud can trUthfully aoy % ls che
best preparation of the kind I know
0fh The children like fo take o. and
M has no Injurious after cncrt Foi
sale by all dweF.ats
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
w. enc Mrl. Krnt EntsrtaIned.

Nh 80d WT1. Ncnf EnteTIlInoul
Mrs r. a. Kent of West Copper
avenue entertained large number of
ladies' ON Saturday afternoon between
9 and 6 O'Clock The Kent homo was
Womsoly decorated throughout with
festival foliage and blossoms Teas
md other refreshments woro served
Mrs. Kent was assisted by her daugh
for. Mrs. y. T.. Medlor and Mrs u 8
godoy. Mrs n w. nobson, Mrs A.
fred Grunsfold. Mrs Samuel Nor
adt Miss HazoldIuo. Misses Saint
Walton. wiley. Fitch and Mabel
HUNT In the evening Mr. and Mra
Kent entertainer at cards.