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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

From Ae Republican.
Jobs Cody is q lace additioa to
the emergency nremon out Of Gallup.
Switch engines G32 ard CSC have ar.
rived from the Albuquerque ahupn
Work ia progressing rapidly on the
new SIXTY foot water tank and treat
Ing plant.
Machinlst Ass Campbell ls contem.
plating spending the holidays in Kan.
sas city,
Inspector Charley Kie expects 10
have hia akatag pond ga good oondi.
ton BY Christmas.
Engine 1851 will arrive today from
Albuquerque. ready for service IN the
Gallup yards
James nouFherty clerk 10 O. "
Crumb. was on three days this week
with an attack Of the grip.
Iim Frost is using the new engine
csc ON the hill instead Of 6si sent go
the shops NJ Albuquerque
The recent heavy fall OF snow ala
not affect the prompt movements 0f
trains on this division or elsewhere
Car inspector c. r. Benson aud
wife. who have been visiting relatives
in the east, are expected home SOON.
Fireman j. M Alexander. Of Wins.
low, hng returned 90 work after an alb
sonco OF over two months greatly Inn
proved Ia health.
By the way. Louis Curretto. air lea.
spoC,or. is staying in az nights nov 10
must have been the effects ~ the
Thanksgiving day football game
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
NEW MEXICO Towns

ou bic return 10 Colorado. Mr p.
sought 90 make amends. lie may have
meant an right. but he ls shy just o.
cents
ST. PB actlIna are narrated iu a ict
Ter received from e.. ID RhuadUH. sen
cral passenger aEout of the railroad az
Macon. Ca.
when t1e mysterious Air. D. wac In
Florida ne rode from Lake city 90
Hampton. No D. failed Co nay cash
fare Tor tho TRIP. inn0coutly perhaps
or it may have been an oversight on
The part lt the conductor Mr. o.
claims the latter ln letter t0 Mr
Khoaies. under date oi Nov lN. De re-
calls Jhe trip aud ruCluEra tu Cruts .u
stamps loo payment of hia passage
10 happens. however that the fegu.
lar fare between THESE Two points lF
tll5 but as Mr. a. has taken the pre-
caution to conceal hiss identity. the
railroad company must he cuntented
with Dis remittance.
Probably from nee other source could
be- escape further payment according
to MT NhualCa letter The letter a.
NOT signed be- writes. cor we would
make claim for the balance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
FIRED SHOT m
SELF DEFENSE

OFium Saturdays Daily CltlEenl
A dispatch from Roswell, dated 0en
3. says The verdict uf the counrs
Jury today ai pouales was that Jack
Hinton came to bic death from a pistol
ahu. iu tho hands ul hia hrutherlu Jaw
Willis Large
Hinton made a murdoruus attnrk on
hIs slayer with q kniio and uhen
found by the coroner the Knife uaa
san Clutchod lightly ln the right
hand and % was forced from the
death grasp With difficulty Hiniun
had been 10 tOWh. and came home
drunk and began 10 beat his wife, and
young Large started to prOtect bic
sister when Hinton advanced upOn
him With q knife and Large fired. the
ball entering the left eye ANA coming
out of the base OF the brain. deata
resulting instantly. Hinton was q dDs
pefat8 character having KILLED FIVE or
six men, two of whom were Henry
Sapp of fisher county Texas, ana
Lawrence Marion of Stonowall county
Texas The entire large family we're
ln mortal dread OF him when he was
drinking. The deceased ls survived BY
a wife and five children. none Of
which ne ever supported. The slayer
d a young man OF good habits, honest,
sober and industrious. He VIII Hkely
De acquitted at the preliminary bear.
ing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
RI WAS a BIRTHDAY
AN DLiVELV CELEBRATED

Yesterday was mo 81ih birthday am.
uteroy ol Jacob Lety and the
event WaH royalty celebrated last
HlFBf at DDS residence. conner of New
York avenue and Filth street Mrs
leyy bad prepared "a most sumptuous
spread -unr lt for the kings and
.uonng. and many of tho intimate
friends lni employees of Mr. Levy az
tended a8 invited guests. The fostIvit
ies lasted until the small hours of this
mou.ns. in iact some ala not go TO
uCir respective homes until che gray
trgaks of another day were noticed
creeping over he highest peaks of tho
sandl1 and Manzauo mountains. and
oven then some did not repair to their
couch at ail. Tor another dAy had
daWnHl aud tD work they unjust report
while some Jailed to report at aI! and
oven thla afternoon are sleeping Oft
The ofecm Incident iO enjoying good
rrpast tempered with imported and
domestic dry ami soft beverages To
say the birthday anniversary was a
success 70 putting % too mild. Tor Il
was like the good old fashioned celo.
brau0ns of birth. and everybody had
a most royal .lme Mr. Levy was the
recipient OF a number of presents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
LioHr VOTE CAST.

The official canvas boy states OF the
VOTES In che presidential election
SHOWS some startling results. which
the most astuto politicians failed 20
foroBeo
Undoubtedly the greatest surprise
Is the fact that tho total popular vote
was less than that of 1900 From the
latest figures. Roosevelt received T.
702.l20 votes and Parker 5ll07Cf. In
1900 Mckinley had 7.2lTSl0 and
Bryan 6,3b1 .S26. Thus ROOscyolts gain
over hCklnleys vote was only t8i.
$40, while parkor's loss from the
Bryan vote was approximately three
times that figure. or LESSEE
The combined vote for Roosevelt
and Parker totaled i282iStt which
wua 153752 less than tho combined
vote for Mckinley and Bryan in 1900.
Add 100000 for the socialir' vote. aud
the total is stIll 100000 short OF the
total vote OF an parties in 1900, which
was 1891 800 There is NO reason
for believing that the pOpullst, pro
hihltioniat and soclalistlabor candi.
dates had so many as $4,000 THIS i'm
dirates clearly that fewer persons
voted than In the preceding contest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Every county treasurer In New Mex.
leo has been receiving iOur per cent
an an saloon licenses collected. The
practice has been going on for years.
Collector Nowhall received this Fee dur.
ing his term and no suit was brought
by District Attorney Clancy There Is
q suit now pending 20 test the legality
~ these collections. The late Att0r-
noy General Bartlett gave an opinion
On 1901 that the county tro gurers
we're entitled 90 a foo of four per cent
on licenses. The treasurors of the
various counties are receiving this
license money and they have Engaged
attorneys Co try the case before the
courts. County Treasurer Hubbell
stands on tho same footing In this
matter az does Treasurer Solomon
Luna of Valencia county and the Other
county treaaurers of the territory. i
the law gives the troasurers these toes
they are determined 90 collect the
same. Treasurer Huhbell has done no
more Ia tho matter than tie other Of
hclals OF the territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
MisTLEroE RECEPTION.

Mrs a. M Codlngion and Mrs. Der.
nard y Roiey hold "a 'MIstlotoe" TO-.
coff 90 ai thc home OF Mrs. R0doy
saturday afternoon from two to SIX
The ladies assisting Mrs COdlnrlon
and Mrs Rodoy to receive their guests
boo the parlor we're Mrs Solomon Luna
and Mrs r. w. Dobsou. ln the library.
Mrs W. v. Walton aud Mrs Dr
WrOtb received the guests. ard Miss
Lou Leo assisted Mrs. q. l.. Brooks at
the punch bowl IN the dining room
Mrs Alfred Grunsfeld. Mrs. W o..
Chlldors and Mrs n w u. Bryan a..
sited at the refreshments table while
Mrs. A. A. Keen. Mrs W. e. Johnson
and Mrs Samuel Neustadt looked az.
ter the wants OF guests Mrs. Edward
Medlor and Mrs Harry Ice presided
over the "Mlstletoe" table and saw
that each guest was supplied with a
beautiful bunch OF mistletoo.
Miss Campneld and Miss Mag
Hazledine assisted Miss Helen Rodoy
In receiving The guests Ia the rccep-
ton hall
The house was deliberately decorat-
ed throughout with an extravaganza
OF miatlotoe aud large bouquets Of red
carnations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
LAS CRUCES

From the CitiEon.
County Surveyor George Lynch was
here this week and surveyed the site
purchased By tho school directors.
Mrs. ! q Garcia. wife OF Jesus Gar
cie. on account NJ her boys Illness
left for f0tel Diou ~ Paso. Wodnos.
day.
The Memphis mine has been lee TO
contractors who are taking out good
copper ore. one carload was shipped
10 Hi Phso last week. and two cars
viii be- loaded this week.
Catarino ATmIio. while crossing the
Rio 0rAnde last Sunday, hiss team got
stuck In the quicksand. and before
they could be- pulled out one OF tho
horses was drowned
Hon. Martin IOhman and family are
IN New York whore they went TO put
their boy IN school Mrs. Lehman
may remain during the school term.
Mr. Holman viii return In about two
weeks.
Phil sheridan Post q 4. r. is about
10 be reorFanigod. Judge Chanoe has
taken the matter IN hand, and no
doubt bat what the old post will soon
be organized with q good membership.
Talk about monopollsts. There are
men IN the organ district, n the
claims they have located would Join
each other their claims would be ten
miles long BY six hundred feet widei
and they are locating more claims.
The rchoOl directors have pur-
chased the Ochoa site, two acrea. on
which a $4,000 public school house
will be- built as soon as possible; and
AZ Il Is 90 be built with an mr FERN Inn.
proyements, las Cruces will soon be
able 10 boast OF one OF the finest
school housoa in the territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
DgmrNe

From the Graphic.
Mr lno C0rbgt lo.t last Monday
Tor the Pacific coast 10 is his intcn.
tIou % be- absent several weeks.
villain the last thirty days Clark A
company have received about eight.
teen carloads of goods 40 their store.
Eight residences ln town have been
recently wired for electric lights by
the DcmuE Electric Light company
And the prospects are good SOr as
many more this month
The ola building oasi ot town, once
occupied as "a pow Ger house was burn
od Tuesday morning. 20 Deb supposed Oh
have been teuNntci by ramps during
thc nirhl and thp fire was doubtless
the result of their carClessuess.
Az she Methodist Parsonage Satur
lay morning Dec 3, Mr.. Edwin A.
Wnodhul OF silver city and Mrs Flor
once Gown of Winuipcs Canada
wcre shifted Iu matrlmony They le'i
40 once for their homo az Silver CITY
We ere authorized Co state that tht
Carnival Co be- held here on Christmal
ls hure thing AN the arrangement
are perfected. the PROGRAMS will soon
bee puhinhed. and everybody can gei
ready 60 'whoop her up ON that occa
sion
Demiag b. bound 90 be- a large city
in the a0urse of time. One cannot be-
mere song and l0og az our location and
surr0andinea. our distance from Oh,
eastern and western markets. and mol
feel sha1 be- is To Just about the center
of this vast region, and that AZ Oh,
country develops. and new rallrOadl
are haih. aud other ones extended
this mast become the town Of south
westera New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
POLICE COURT TOPICS
-Erom Tne-aay-- LII cLLILonl

tFrom Tuesdays Daily Citlzenl
The usual line up OF hobos we're
present la Judge CnwfOrda court
this morning william Caller forfeited
a 500 bond for not appearing when
sItei Tor the assault ON one Mike
% uykand O'Hykand wan pretty bad
ly beaten up Ia general row in The A.
Truiillu place near the shops
Albert rruiillo. an old offender wac
up lei' M Tor hitting Francisco Romero
De- Chayes. "a character Of the north.
eastern part OF town. in the mouth.
Trujlllo nut up the defense thar the
woman had abused ulm and COnse.
queutiy Dee hlt her This Is the third
time thai Truillo has been in the
court Tor different things and Judge
Crawford fined him $40. 900 ORDER tu
teach him a lesson.
Charles Wood pleaded guilty fo be-.
Ing drunk aud disordcrly and was
given five days
Lawrence Davis. a vag vas order.
"a to seek employment aud " be- did
not find 10 90 leave town 10y tonight.
w. 81 QulnBbUfry and Allen Mc
Lean were given five days each but
these sentences we're suspended in or.
der that they might Geek employment
no the city.
w. b. shockcy vas charged with
being yagrant and pleaded not
guilty he explained 10 The court that
no Was q fortune teller aud had Only
been working his trade in Albuquer
que FOR a few days The court was
not ln "a position 90 believe the SO
called fortune teller and gave him
Fifteen days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
OFFICIAL MATTERS

tFrom Saturdays Daily Citiaea
POSTMASTER hppolMTEp-PuB.
Tic FUNDS HOMESTEAD AND
MINING LAND ENTRIES.
Welcome q. Chapman has bees ap.
pointed postmaster at Bucwator. Va.
icnCin county
Ro.appolutcd Notary Public.
W. IA shepherd. of AlamOrurdO, has
been ronppointed notary puhiie inr
Otero county by Governor Miguel A
DIcro
Public Funds Received.
The following public funds haye
brcn received in che Office Of Rorri.
torial Troaturof j % Nauhhn
w j HoucY. treasurer and collect.
or of Roosevelt county, taxes Tor 1898.
e72997
Final homestead Entries.
The following final homestead en-.
I tries have been nlod ln the Unitod
| states land Office
/ 34Gi Donaciana Marines. CAMEL.
on re sW "a s IN. SIC "a SE ~
/ 8 20. NE ~ NJ i4 3 20. n az y. \ 90
IE. iGO acres IN Rio Arrlha county
/ 1862 Anselmo Martinez Canielon
IN1.2 NV i4. N l.2 NEi-f 8 28. r. 81
/ n. v 3 T.: 100 acres In Rio Arrihn
l county.
3i68. Juan Rautlstc Macs Canioion
/ " IL sE a. y 10 SW ~. 8 ~. r 60
". r o y; 100 acres in Rio Arr'ha
county
3i0i natanialao sandoval. Kennedy
| Lot g. g 10 M ~ 8 s. SW ~ NV
- 8 .. r. i3 ~ RS q. 1871 acres
in santa ~ county
1895 Juan y Olguln. Anton Chico.
NE ~ SW ~. w 10 SO ~ So ~
/ az ~ 8 s5, r ~ N. v rs y. 100 acros
IN San Miguel county
3s60. Juan J. Trui.llo. springer
y ~ sW i2i g "a, sE "a sE IL a ~.
p % n. r 23 r. iCo acres in Cuiiax
I county.
t5G7 Agapto Martinez. Springer
Is 1.2 sW 10 y 4. NE a. NE rs g g..
NV a. NV "A $ Q. n % N. n ~ ";
lC0 acres lu Colfax county.
2iGs Bessie OBnen MIttieiou,
| Springer Lots 3. 4. o and g 8 2e NE
/ ~ NV 10 g 81. r 2tN, 70 20 p; i2c-
az acres In Coifax county.
3iGq Rafael Truiillu Springer p
10 NE H. W ~ NE ~ 3 20. r 81 n
q % r. 100 acres 10 Mora county
Mining Land E0trles Filed.
The following entries ~ mining
land have hoon filed 10 the United
States land ONCE;
The Gold a Cement Syndicate 10.
catinH &c" and ~ placer mining
claims. In sections aud 4. n ~ r. n
IL ~. 900 acres In soudoyal county.
$500
Same. Locations "a" en- GO" and
l"D." placer mining claims In sections
Inc. ~. 2 and g. r NJ n. u % $40
acres IN sundoyal county 81 600
pennsylvania Mining a Milling
company. Mckinley group consisting
of "The Mckinley" "Biuy Kennedy
and Elliott" lode in sW ~ 80 IL q
90. r 2s ~ n g v. 65A2 acres ~ Rio
Arriha county. $3.50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Al the regular meeting Of Coronado
Camp No. 3. Woodmen OF the World.
Santa Fe, the officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows. A. = q.
Dettlobach, past council commander;
Antonio Alarid. council commander;
II. T.. Miller. advisory lieutenant; "a.
s. Kauno. banker. ~ s, Luty, clerk;
G. m Sanchor. assistant clerk; Carl
Prohst. escort Miguel German,
Waterman; J. r. Valencia. sentry:
Dr. J. H. Sloan. physician; Charles
Palmer. manager The installation of
the new officers viii take place Jan.
and arrangements are being made "a
make the event a pleasant one. A
committee on refreshments consist.
Ing OF Fred Muller ID l.. Miller. A.
Alarid and r. T.. Sturges was ap
appointed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
GALLUP

From the Republican.
Tuesday morning. was the coolest
80 far this year.
Announcement was made this week
of the purchase boy Palmer kciuor %
the grocery business - r. g. swariz
John Bowie will aucCcUd Mr. Ketnor
as manager OF the Caiondonian store.
Frank Patterson will go With Mr.
KCtner.
Saturday might and an day sunday
snow foll constantly. The warm sun
of the next few days soon melted 10
however. Saturday an day a light rain
foli and this turned 20 snow during
the night.
What the town needs ia another
well. a no- pump and either a steel
tank four timon as large as the pres
ent one or q reservoir holding some
100000 gallons built on one OF the
high points Just south OF the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
RrclAIMINo ARID LANDS.

The annual report of the secretary
90 The interior SAYS.
The past year has been one 90 much
executive achievement in an branches
of the service The reclamation sory-
See. inauguratoi under the act APP
proved June ". 1902 providing for
tho construction OF Irrigation works
and for the reclamation Of arid and
aemiarid lands in the western states
has been perfected. and. under sur.
veys made by a. contracts have been
lei for calculating the Salt river pro
iect. Arizona. the Uncompahgre val.
Icy project. Colorado. the Mlnldoka
project In Idaho. and the expenditure
of Approximately. 932707S723. Time
i'einr an element IN tho matter. the
work ON these projects Will be prose
cuied most oEpedltlously. There has
also been tentatively allotted for sur.
vnya and construction work for this
service IN various states and terrltor.
Sea s23,6go.6f2. and Investigations an
Ia projects In connection herewith
are under way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Hugo seaherg has purchased lots
and viii soon begin the erection there.
on of one Of the finest opera houses la
the west-.of which We will have
something more % say in the future.
k' seaherg De- cnterprlalng. progrea.
49,. 49, 49,. IN .....tt..-t 800.
The large sum OF money he has spent
in good substantial building and iOr
the hoitermont Of the city has places
him one Of the leading oitiEene auu
accorded him an enyiahle poaiiion
Ration Gazette
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

The san Francisco Chronicle says
hat the question 90 he Admission oi
rno four territories fo statehood ought
NOT to bee considered with any refer.
enro whatever Goo tho political views
of their inhahltauts % may bee safely
assumed that ln the long run the poo.
pie 90 those territories VIII divide
politically. fuss aa thc people OF mo
present states divide HwlngIug from
one side to the other. according a.
they are satisfied or dissatisfied With
the government which they got, or &C
cordnr as they can best promote
their local interests AZ any rate. ~ 70
ls to their own and the national In.
tofesf that tho territories should be-
admitted. % should be done. regard.
lees 0f the political result
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

shat he would como ON the train Ho
was informed .lat iho train VAS late.
whortuuon Io said hr would walk
This uua thr IaEi heard from him for
severed hours when Doe presented hlm.
soif nd sheriff Hunters Office. having
walked sixteen miles. all The way from
Tularoaa f1 E..0 himself up. Ho was
Immediately locked up nni Sheriff
Hunter wired Living tom Ala to nHk
for disposition uf hia prisoner He
was .0.d to hrlug h.m to Livingston as
Cherry agreed t0 go without roluIsi-
Uau papers ibp sheriff aud hia prisua
or started 0n Monday nighta No g.
N..ml.ufdn Nnea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
lFrnm Monday-a naIly cILIEenl

From Mondays Daily CitiEenl
Secret political societies lead TO Sc
cfet crimes
The jury commissioner law OF New
Mexico should be repealed.
while he was IN once the Journal
indulgcd in fulBume words of praise OF
Judge Baker
Local option In regard TO the sun
Gay law would give satisfaction p
this territory.
The Journal WAS bought b. "a corpo
ration 90 defend its interests and hght
everything IN opposition.
Read the advertisements In The CT.
izon and then you viii be- prepared TO
dc some Christmas shopping
The Journal IL making a cowardly
attack on Judge Baker since hts re-
mOTnl from ONCE and iu bio absence
This holiday season has produced a
very hne lot uf holiday books which
are especially suitable for Christmas
gifts
The law-abIding people Of this city
and county are not trying 90 curry
favor with the new Judge by denouuc.
ing the old one
Bulwer Tho nattery Of onos
friends Do required a. a dram 10 keep
up ones spirits against the injustice
OF ones enemies.
n the new judge Is expected 20 take
charge Of things political IN this coun'
~. as intimated in a Washington dis.
patch, he will lead a strenuous life.
The Journal sneorIngly remarks that
The Citizen 10 the organ OF Judge
Baker This paper "a not the organ Of
anybody but Il believes IN fair play
The number OF appointments OF
poslmastors Tor the past fiscal year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Little Rock. Ark. Dec. l2-There
was a good attendance of delegates
today az the opening of the second an
nual convention OF The Arkansas State
Federation of Labor The convention
was called 90 order at no o'clock this
morning by President s. r. Brackney.
The convention. which viii be ln SEES
sion several days. viii devote itself
chiefly 90 tine formation of plans for
increasing the membership and
strengthening the influence of The fed
Grafton. Officers for the ensuing year
will be- chosen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

state OF Ohio. city Of Toledo, Lucas
County.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
be 10 senior partner OF the firm OF
r. j. Cheney a Co.. doing business
In the city OF Toledo. County and
state aforesaid ana that said firm
win pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for eacn and every case
of Catarrh that cannot be cured By
tho use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed
In my presence. this sixth day Of
December, A ID. 1895,
tsEhLl A. W GLEASON,
Notary Public
HALLS Catarrh euro Is taken co.
ternally. aud acth directly on The
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials free
n. D.. Cheney a Co.. Toledo, Ohio
Sold by an druggists. T5c.
Take Halls Family Pills Cor con
stipatI0n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

A good debtor maketh a bad cred.
itur.
n an nesh Is grass cannibals must
BE- yegeiarlanB.
The offspring OF a pugiliHt may in.
hoTit a pair OF black eyes.
strange DO say, the coming man Ia
one who has already arrived.
You are right, AlgornOn; a breach
or promise is a court dress.
Marriage 81 a good thing FOR some
peoplo-furniture dealers. for in
stance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
Drying preparations almply devsl.

Drying preparations simply dovsl-
op dry ohtauh they dry up she soorotions,
which adhere 90 the membrane aud docom-
pose, causing n far more serious trouble thnn
the ordinary form of caiarrh. Avoid an dry
ing inhnlanta, fumos, smokes aud snuda
aud uso that which oloansos, sootaos aud
hcala. Elya CraaiL Balm 10 such D remedy
aud will cure catarrh or cold la The head
easily and pleasantly, A trial HiEo will be
mailed for 10 cents. An druggists sell the
500. nizo. Fly brothers, 90 Warren g., NY.
The Balm cures without pain, does not
irritato or cause HneeHng. il spreads itself
over an iHiihted aud angry surface, rclIoY.
ing Immediately the painiul Inflammation,
With Ely'u Cream Balm you arc armed
against Nasal CQtarIh aud Hay Fever.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
m. slmnls and allln LIE.

An Arizona clerEy man from King.
man. Arlz.. is reported 20 boz in New
York trying 10 form q colony 90 lead
the simple lie They are 90 live rent
free IA cllfi houses 10 n climate 90
warm aud dry that the bin Tor cloth.
ing will amount 10 practically nothing.
They are 90 raise fruits and yego-
tables. tend nocks and herds aud live
"closo 20 nature" n 90 announced
that no less than 200 families from
tho dominion Of Canada alone have
agreed 20 Try tho simple life The
grand round up and start is 30 be-
made .n the spring.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Take double dose OF Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy as soon Ga the first indlca.
ton OF the disease appears ANA q
threatened attack may be warded off,
Hundreds of people who are subject
10 attacks OF bilious collie use the
remedy DO his way with perfect sue.
coss FOR sale by an druggists.