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Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-14
EINEhAL APPLICATION
No. 983.

No. SS3. Mineral Survey No. 1852. U. s. Land Office, Tucson, Arizona,
 April 13, 1904.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-14

Mention your business in Ire "Busi ness Brief columns of the Review Costs 75 cents a line per month.
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roRaEs ( PRIE-As R'Y. Time Card No. 17. h Ens
June 27 1908.

Train No. 1 leaves Minas Prietas at s:00 a. m.. arrives at Torres GAS a. m.
 Train No. leaves Torres at 500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
oEMlNo oolNos

Mrs q. NJ stced ls quite l with
pneumonia
Mrs. Albert Schultz has been quite
sick Tor a few days. but ls improving
az present.
Major James r. Waddil spent sew
eral DAYS during the past week trans.
aciinE legal business IN M Paao.
Misa Mary Hudson. who has been
attending school here left for her
home ~ Alma. New Mexico
The case Of Lang Gee. charged with
the murder OF Sam Fong came up
again In Judge Ponnlngton's court for
hearing. but a. there was absolutely
30 evidence Go warrant sending the
case 20 the grand jury. the prisoner
was discharged
"a ~ kIddera and family returned
from Douglas. Arizona. where they
have been living for the pass few
months aud will again make DomIng
their home Mr.. kiddor says no has
enough 81 boom towns ana that good
old Deming ls the best place Dee has
struck ON his travels
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
SAN MARClAL

Ffon the Bee
Robert Lane was a passenger 10
Roaodaio few days ago 90 resume
aia Old position as ono OF tho cnR.n-
core ln the Martin mill
TIE chief camp OF the party con.
uructing the fences Tor the Victoria
Land a Cattle company hns been
moved to a point near Lava
Allie Howard Is home from r.
turn a. the Quincy No., business col.
lege He describes that city az a par.
ticularly swift place with "a population
oi about $1,000.
April 4 Albuquerque is goIng 20
hold a street fair The Southern Car.
uival company Is 20 be- the leading
attraction. the AFFAIR is expected 90
draw a bis crowd from out Of town
Rev JoH. ~ Darling. the now ~,
tor ~ Christ church held services
here Wednesday and Friday nights.
ilc rs an eloquent speaker. a pleasant
welltnformod gentleman, and we pro
dict am earnest. mutual liking between
me new pastor and HIS people. and a
renewed interest Iu the work Of tho
church.
Tuesday a small army ~ Eobos or
rived here from the north and We'd
nesduys traflc augmented the col.
ony A few OF them became imperti.
nont 20 ladies on the street and Al
houses whcro they called How long
will q take the public 20 reach the
conclusion that they arc encouraging
id'encas and crime boy feeding such
cattle. A few OF the gentry make pro.
longed visits hore occupying an adobe
shack httod up with hunks and a
sheet iron stove
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
wlnsLow RAILROAD norss.

From the Mail
G.. A. Roy has been appointed yard.
master OF the local yard
Thomas Doyle one Of the oldstimo
railroad boys. is again IN Winglow
and viii accept a position with me
railroad.
Engineer >. G. 4 eager hes been as.
signed "a the Williams log nun. ID
Lamb. who formerly held the run,
has taken the Flagstaff williams local
loft vacant by Engineer George Ne.
Kim going lO san Benardino.
owing to q reduction ln force the
trainmastor'B office has been deprived
of one olork The clerical part Of
tho Office win Do taken care of by
Stanley Wood hereafter. u. Won Fred
erick bcing assigned % other duties.
Brakeman John QuInlan returned
from the Los Angeles hispltal Mr.
Qulnlan was 90 unfortunate oa % get
several fingers crushed a short time
ago while making a coupling The
injured members are healing rapidly
"Wednesday morning Superintendent
r. j. Gibson. superintendent o.
Bridges and Buildings shopo. Road.
master Gabriel and Chief CLERK r. l..
Annablo started on a motor trip over
the Second and Thifd divisions, or a
track inspection tour.
Tho Albuquerque division. mole a..
pecially the third district, win DO IN
a bad why for water unless the pres
ont drouth abatos Walnut Dam "a
ompy, and other storage dams are
going dry. and there 10 not a SUFFICIENT
amount Of snow IN tho mountains 10
put water IN Inc dams with the spring
thaw II looks now az though tho
third districts water supply win have
20 be hauled from Wlnslow and Del
Rio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
SILVER CITY

From tho Independent
J. g.. schldold leaves Tor Met AT.
Arizona. where he has accepted a
res ponsiblo position with the Shan.
non Copper COMPANY.
james KILLER. who 90 interested IN
the cattle business 40 the pitchfork
ranch near Hillsboro. arrived in town
Tor a short visit 10 relatives and
friends
Miss Dora TITUS haa returned
home from Hanover. whoro sno has
been teaching during the winter she
has now completed a successful
school term.
Mr. and Mrs George W. Eby came
in on Fridays train and registered
NJ the san Vicente Mr. Eby is ln
charge Of the concentration az Cooks
Peak. which ia daily proving itself
more OF a success.
Archibald SIlvcrman. Who has been
ai tho San Vicente Tor some months
past and has enjoyed the boncnt OF
Silver Cityo climate. left Tor saora.
mento. Calf. where he makes his
home
Judge r. ]. Clark returned from
old Mexico after a trip Of Ave
weeks. during which time be- visited
Chacala Durango, Mexico whore
George n Sewers and son. Edward.
formerly residents Of Silver City. are
engaged ln mining
A Colonial dance was given On Car.
bin hall by tho Black Hand Social
club. consisting Of seventeen young
men. ranging from the ages Of ~ TO
.l7 The susie rendered by the
Golding orchestra was exceedingly
good Tue young girls and boys were
an dressed .n the colonial costumes
and the spectacle presented by the
title dancers was a very pretty one
The dancing continued until nearly
% o'clock and the evening was a
source OF the greatest delight 90 all
the dancers.
George 9lako died az the 81 Joseph
gnnitarium 90 this city Tee has beer
pauom at the sanitarlum for sew
oral months and was thought 10 De in
unusually fine condition, but 10 spit
~ hts general imI rovomens in healih
his heart failed him and e was due
10 bis heart failure that he died Tho
deceased was 80 years Of are Hii
body was shipped 90 Pennsylvania
and will be- cared Tor there by rela
tiyes and friends George Blake had
been In New Mexico on and on fol
over twenty-five years. heinz interest
ed in various Industries during that
time lo was a comparatively strong
man until a year ago. when he began
90 fan In h9altA and soon came 90 81
Joseph's sanltarium lie had mad,
many friends during hls life in The
west, and those will all regret 20 lea,r
~ his death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
Las VEGAS


irosa he Optic.
Postmaster blood has just received
from Delegate itodey reconnais-
sance map showing the topography
81 La Vegas and surrounding coun.
~
rue Normal board held a meeting
And talked over matters relative 90
eommencemont u was decided to
have the Normal lawn sown with blue
frasa at once and to set out thirty
shado trees
Just as che Opuc goes 10 press.
word comes ot me death OF Isaac
FlOod 0l LAS Vegas Hot Springs
Death occurred al 4 O'Clock Saturday
Afternoon The wife aud son we're
vita the patient to the last. Mr
rtood VINO had reached an advanced
axe. had been 900 for many months.
Report reached the chs from Mora
- an explosion in the Bawmlu Of Ri.
uardo Ribora some distance from that
town O. rs said the mill was destroy.
"a and three men were seriously in.
lared One had his les blown on aud
may DIE one report sage that inc
mill vas blown up by dynamite placed
~ enemies Others believe tho eK.
ploslon was caused hy me bursting OF
a boiler.
DANES } kcruB. G,o young Chicago
nan who was 20 be- pat on board No.
3. bound for the home of bis friends
valo feared he could not reach Il alive,
eiod last night az hts dginFs. tie
dressed anu made ready 10 depart, but
. longer iyurney was 20 be his. Just
AZ be was about 20 climb into the hack
whloh was 10 convey him 90 the DO.
pot. severe hemorrbage camo on
ami he BLEED t0 death iu few mo.
ments koma was 20 years OF age
snd leaves a mother. sister ana broth.
20 en- Chicago ho had been here a
vos and i've months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
EMBARGO OF FREIGHT.

Northern tfanscontlnontal lines have
announced that they will not accept
iroight Cor shipment 90 Korea and
siberian points while the war between
Japan and Russia continues An en-.
barge was Issued yesterday ny tho
Great Northern and the Northern Pa.
'lhc lnstwctIng their agents 20 refuse
freight 70 any point IN Korea or
Siberia
The circular says the railroads 10
these countries are ln NO position 90
accept freight for shipments Ia tho
war zone Japan Be- not included 10
the restricted district. and hence
freight 10 ie,ng accepted for n0rts IN
the land o the rising sun.
Railroad supplies and heavy ma.
chincry are tho principal shipments
made 20 Siberia and Koroa said The
trafic manager OF one OF the northern
coast llnos While The war continues
none OF the trauscontinontal lines
will attempt % carry freight 10 the
districts where the war 70 being
wagcd Tho ports OF Korea aud slbo
ria are hlocladed, hut the Japanese
and Chinese ports are open n the
blockade Is extended u will cause a
great decrease ln our eastern trahc,
but the embargo against shipment TO
Korea and Siberia Is not farroach.
ing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
BATON ITEMS

dr and Mrs y Dawson returned
from their Texas trip
Mrs. J. Shuler lcft TOR Colorado
SPRING. Colo. Co visit her daughter
and sister
Miss Sadie Kelly. who has been 900
for several weeks, has recovered aud
agaiu entered school
Mrs Charles Whistler was ln town
several days the past week the guest
OF MRS McCuiston.
Little Carrie WardCr who has been
visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Marion Littrcll. has returned 20 her
homo 10 Springer
Mrs r q. Mcschooior who has
been suffering with a spralnod ankle
for several wecks be- able Co get about
the house little with the aid Of
crutchca
Suit has boon brought by G.. n.
Blackwell against the Franklin Min.
ms and Milling company 90 recover
judgment OF s. tO3.Go on promlssory
notes
NNNNNN INNHNaNN NNNaN NAN'NNN NHAh
against g. r. Remshurg 10 recover
damages 30 the oXtont OF 81 1856 on
store ana fixtures damaged by IRE.
due TO the alleged carclcssness OF the
defendant
Manly NJ Dawson, administrator OF
the estate OF Pedro salazar. brings
SUIT against Antonio D. Archuieta to
recover Judgment Of t00GO7 Tor aud on
account OF sheep aud personal proper.
o. sold by the defendant when acting
as agent for the plainun
The oyster supper given by tue city
schools was quite hJgraliy patrOnizod
by patrons of tho schools aud towns
folk generally and nettod about SIS.
Tho a,tractlvely arranged tables were
gracefully presided over and served
by teachers and high school girls. who
were kept busy ul r. late hour Their
success This time may encourage tho
school folks tD similar ohort before
long
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
DEFINING

From tlo Headlight
Mrs j. j PeHors is recovering
from a severe attack OF IA grippe
Mise Laura Lester lcft for Rogers.
VILE, Alabama. She expects 10 be ab
sent a year
Miss Nellie Dopmcr. the omcient
operator at the central telephone
once Is detained from duty by a Sc
we're case OF tonsllltls.
The Catholic church ln the south
part Of this city Ia fast nearing com.
pletion, and a hno odlnce and a credit
10 the town and those who were IN.
etrumental IN ts erection. n will be
when completed
The DominE Oraphic unfortunately
suffered a sorioua breakdown OF Ia
press Monday; Notwithstanding this
misfortune that paper appeared on
timo This week. as 70 was issued from
the Headlight press
The Luna County Telephone a I'm.
proycmont company now has 90 opera.
Ion i3S phones. aul more ordered.
This is one % the best telephone
systems Ia tho southwest and for
prompt efficient and courteous ser.
vice. has no equal
Friday night FOR the third time.
the store OF the Llndanor Mercantile
company was broken into and robbed.
The thieves cut a hole On tho panel OF
the back door unlocked the door. re-.
moved the bar that wac ACROSS q.
and entered az viii Six dollars IN
cash and about SITS worth Of watches
is AN that has 30 Far been missed
although thorough Investigation
may disclose The loss Of other stun.
Certainly the merchants OF this city
pay taxes suniclonuy large % entltlo
thom 10 somo protection from these
thieves
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

an over the Frisco system and thirty.
Eve Of them are summoned 10 spring
field wednesday OF this week. accord.
ing 90 report ZOO much cash fare
pock,ted o. the talk Some color ia
givon TO the fact that half dozen OF
the oldest freight conductors here
have been ordered 20 GUY uniforms
and report a. Springfield.
Some say the uniforms are prepare.
tory to taking care or the Worlds fair
business. but the general opinion 10
ihat the somiannuai cleaning out ~
cash fare keepers is rs manu-
Gould 70 Build from Trinidad 90
rexaa-Bcfore departing from Dallas
Tor El Paso. George Gould made the
statement thai the short road from
Wcathorford to Mlnorai Wells. Texas.
viii soon oe extended up % Colorado,
70 connect with the Denver 4 Rio
Gnndo az Trinidad. which viii give
the Gould system a through line from
the Northwest 90 the gulf via Fort
Worth and the international A. Great
ne said that work will not bcgin
for four or i've months yot on &C.
count OF high price ot structural ma.
torial.
flc als0 stated that the Texas A
Pacific will bc doub ctrncked from
Wrathcriord 90 Fort Worth ans Dal
InH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
LAS CRUCES LOCALS.

From the Republican
Mr. and Mrs. Barrett have some
on a weeks camping trip 90 the noun
talns.
Miss Mary Cunlfiee spent sunday
az Rlncon visiting her friend, Mrs
Priest
"a b. "a Il % making some repairs
and Improvements on his residence
property.
Miss Fannie Furd left for san MI
guoi whore enc ls engaged 10 teach
"a ttrm OF school
Mrs Horton Moore and son, "C3l.
unol" returned from an extended visit
90 points in Kentucky.
Rev Fry ana family viii leave next
week for California, whore they Will
make their future home n WIS hoped
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

family arrived IN santa Ne the other
afternoon over she santa BE railway.
rhoy are returning from a trip TO the
Pacific coast and spent the day sight
seeing IN the city.
vidal Montoya ct a.. OF Taos, have
been granted q temporary injunction
restraining the board OF trustees OF
the Tocoloto lana grant IN san MI
Euol county from ttesspassing and cut
ting timber thereon. March no has
been SET for the date OF hearing or the
case.
a suit was filed In tue district court
tor RIO Arriba county by Augustin
Lopez. administrator OF the estate OF
~. DO los Reyes V. do iruiillo against
Henry Grant of Abiuuiu, Nio Arriba
COUNTY. The suit involves the owner.
ship OF 1900 head Of sheep and $4,000
damages. ID N Read is attorney for
the plaintiff
Juan Aidorotta. Abran Aidorotto and
jose Mora. of ncrnalillo county. who
we're arrested few days ago upon a
charge OF stealing cattle from Francis
co viri IN this county upon warrants
issued hy Justice Of the Peace Jose
Maria Garcia. had a hearing bcfore
that magistrate on Friday forenoon
Upon the hearing OF the evidence and
me recommendation OF District A.
tornoy ~ G.. Abbott. Mora was dis
charged and Juan Aldorette and Abran
AldorCtte were placed under 5000 bond
each 20 appear before the March term
OF the grand jury ia this county These
men have been unable 70 furnish bond
500 far and are still IN thc county jan
hore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
Aztec

F . mIrA.
khl 1--we m north "
at. r'a now brick house nearly
re- u."r o. auI expects o. move into Il
r.Tt nuuth
vs. .s.sr, who rented tho Cod.
s..... d. .'l.. near Cedar van tho past
go -ifs ivft the dust week for
colorado. whore he has rented a ranch
"a tho FLORIDA mesa.
AIRS o. Y. McAlpino OF Durango.
arrived in Aztec and has been con.
suhing with our buslaoss men "a Co
mo feasibility OF putting On a can.
ming plant NJ Aztec Monday evening
meeting was called and quite a
HumDcr of o1r citizens were present
Judge pendieton called the meeting 10
order and Co, williams was elected
chairman and q IS. Bailey secretary
Ruoben Ripley of Cherrelyu. near
Denver. Colo. has removed hls drilling
machinery from THAI place 90 Aztec
and c0ntempIatos drilling foI artoslan
water 10 thc near future Mr. Ripley
says he Will dr.ll tho nrst well IN the
vicinity OF the court house and that
an Indications are that be- will not
save to drill moro than about 400
feet Win good water end a rail.
road Aztec would soon be- one OF The
Icadtng towns Of the territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

10 you want 90 Increase your
strength you must 40. TO and not take
from the physical in other words,
the food that you eat must bc digest
ad. usslmilatCd and apprOpria "a by
the nervoh. blood and tiasucC. before
.D1g expelled from the intCstinca.
kodol Dyspepsia cure adus 70 the
physical o. gives strength 90 and
u.aas up strength in the human sys.
tenn. % is pleasant 90 the taste and
palatablo. and th- only combination
0f dlgeatants that viii digest the food
and enable the system 20 appropriate
go OF lts heath and trongth giving
qualities Sold by al druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
TERRITORIAL
. TOPICS .
SAN JUAN COUNTY



From enc Hustler.
afiss Rose Hyde has taken a POSI-
saa ~ clerk Ia The po.HOfnoe and aas
eutrrod on her duties.
Mra. wills Dalton. o. Aztec. has
eaen SICK for some time. and heT
hroihor, Geo. w. KuiE. a merchant o.
llamborton. has been called 30 hor
l-nsido. her condition being consider
"a seriou5.
4,e trustees 81 tho Methods, Bpls.
opal church South mot AMI decided
TO construct an addition to their
,hurCh ellGce. This viii make their
building the finest church Htruciurc
In tho county.
Rm pnnrie. supervisor Of cngin.
earng ~ the Indian school depart
ment. o. here adjusting affairs general.
~. and ia much pleased With the
progrusss that has been made IN thia
sootiln Mr. prugle says that The
department expects Co oXpend from
$50 600 20 $4,000 IN improvements on
thia pan Of thc reservation this year
lac Womnna Improvement Asa0
oiation met a. the homo Of Mrs Hun.
tm. Omc0rs f0r tho next alx months
we're elected Mrs. Randolph, prosl.
dent. Ms Prcwitt. ylco president,
Mrs. Pitu.'. secretary, and Mrs EvanH
trsusurcr Tho mombors are much
encouraged with their six months
work. and appreciate the generous as.
s.asnnco and support o. the public
Iaugono Varacho. NJ lowest. v-aa up
from hi5 place with two loads of
whonf for the Pennington roller mills
NJ. Varacho has some OF tho best
sprlng wheat that has been brought
~ the mill this year running about
So pounds % tie bushol Tie sowel
early and mniurcd his crop before the
bog that iuIr--' -o many crops EOi
.n bic wora Ho had only a small
pftlh ia 81 % % go which be- thmsh
"a about 20 g. fo,B Ho o. now en-
raged in SOW th.rty-nvo acres a. he
consider r.utf profitable crop
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
SANTA re-


WON tho New Mexican
The salary ust OF mo santa BE post
ONCE amounts 20 over $4,000 a year.
with rent. light and other expenses.
ne expenditures of the office exceed
ne revenue
mamie. the eight year old daughter
OF ARE Anr0uia Gauogos de- Donohue
diod al ler home on The soutn side,
scarlet lyter being the cause OF her
death
Mrs.. ~ b. Abbott OF thia city, al.
thourh 90 years OF age. has had bnt
twelve birthdays. and viii celebrate
hur thirteenth on Monday tho 2gth OF
Robruary. She was born on the 2sth
% February. 1862, leap year
-. Turner third vice president OF
TIE Pennsylvania railroad. and bic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

that he viii be- able 10 verify hls be.
llof soon.
Rev. ,. " Darling. formerly OF Mar.
20, Tex. conducted services al the
Episcopal church Sunday Mr.. Darling
haa been assigned % the socorro
charge.
, ~ nrashoar. who is living on
the ByoFts ranch is YER low with
consumption. Nc d being tondorly
cared Tor by bis sister, Mrs Nora a.
Pearson.
A. the regular convection OF So.
zorro Lodge No 9. A p and A. a.,
Tuesday evening. Doctor Chas. r.
Keyea and Geo w Byron were raised
70 the sublime degree Of Master Mas.
on The occasion was duly celebrated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
DOUBLE TRACK THROUGHOUT

Vice President Wiucholl OF the
Rock Island Frisco system expects
that the now Chicago-s, Louis lire OF
the Frisco or Chicago Eastern
illinois will be- ready ,or business BY
April L. % will boz double track
throughout. and Soc condition and
equipment will be such that fast GER
VICE could at once be established over
20 During the Worlds fair season.
however. moderate speed viii bo
maintained by au lines
Tho Rock Island. % Us stated. VIII
build go own line between Houston
and Galveston Dc was the original
intention OF the Rock ISLAM % obtain
az entrance over the tracks OF the
Galveston. Houston a Northern rail.
road. which Ia owned by the southern
Pacific. but the Texas railroad com
mission vetoed the proposition. Pres
lent Lorcc recently Investigated the
situation during a visit 20 Houston
and Galveston. The Rock llsland 60
cured terminals % Galveston nearly
a year ago. ana IL ready to Join with
me Southern Pacific IN building a
causpway across Galveston bay
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

one 0l the most remarkable cases ot
IA cold deopHoatCd ON the lungs,
causing pneumonia is that OF Mrs.
Gertrude D. Fonner Marion, Ind VINO
was e. tlroiy cured by tho use OF one
Minute Cough cure. She says: "lhe
coughing and Btra.nug HO weakened
me- that / ran down q weight from
l4S 20 Y2 pounds. I uicd a number
0t remedies to no afall until 1 used
One Minute Cough cure. our bot
ties of this wonderful remedy cured
me entirely OF the cough, strength
onod my lungs and restored the 10 my
normal wolrnt health and strength
Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

was troubled Tor several years
wHh chronic indigestion and nervous
debility" writes p J, Oreea. of Ian.
caster. H. a. mo remedy helped mo
until began using rleC,rc Bitters,
which did me more good than an the
medicine ever used They have also
Kept my wife 10 excellent health for
years She says Electric Bittors are
just splendid for female troubles, that
they are a grand tonic and inylg0rator
for weak, run down women No other
medicine can take its place in our
family Try them Only 6Oc. Salts.
faction guaranteed by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
THIN FOLKS

shouid know that perfect digestion
and assimilation 81 the food lo the
arsi essential 10 putting on OF solid
aoah Persons Tho have a weak s,om
aoh and auHef from Dyspepsia, Ind.
ucutlon and Constipation are always
thin. bccaust they fall 20 derive prop.
90 nourlshynent from their food. Try
Hostettor'a Stomach Blttors AZ once,
u viii strengthen The stomach, par.
ioct digestion and build up hrm, cold
aoaa- 10 never falls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Railroad Fatalltlos--A bulletin just
issued by the Interstate commerce
commission shows thBi during the
months OF July, August and septcm.
bor, 1903. there were 60 passengers
aud 900 employees killed and see
passengers and 70ii employees injured
on railroads On the United States.
other casualties not che result OF
train accidents bring tho total 20 lOs
passengers ana 9i6 employees killed
and 26sS passengers and ii.l7i ON.
pl0yes Injured. rlc total number Of
persons killed during this quarter
shows an inor .se IN train accidents
OF % over the number reported IN ne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS

preceding bulletin. Tho total number
OF collisions and dorailmonte vas
3,068 1.765 collisions and 1898 de-
mllmonts) OF which 26i collisions
and 40 dorallmenis affected paason.
gor trains The damage to ears On
glnos and roadway by these accidents
amounted 90 t2.f70.375.