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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01

Knights Of The Maecabees Of the World
today
The origin 81 the Order Of the Ladies OF
the Maecabees dates back TO the year 1886,
when the first hive was organized IN Mus.
kegon, Michigan, March Gath, composed
Of some 0E the wives of the Maecabees Of
that city. The plan for the organization
was originally conceived By Mrs. A. q.
Ward, Of Muskegou, Michigan, The work
grew and spread throughout the state II
Michigan The first hive Ia New York
was organized at Grand Island, on March
Il, 1891, and on July Is, 1892, the FIRST
hive 10 Ohio Pearl Hive No. /. WAS or.
ganized at Cleveland BY Supreme Record
Keeper Miss Bina NJ West. Thus IL waE
that the Order Of the Ladies' Of the Mac
eabees originated in Michigan in 1886
and number Of hives we're organized II
the states OF Michigan, New York, and
Ohio, each state independent Of the other
10 the management OF It's benefit aud Other
funds, but al working as auxiliary
branches Of the Knights Of the Maccabees
il its various jurisdictions.
The organization Of the Supreme Hive
was BY special action Of the supreme TEN
81 The Knights Of the Macabees o. chs
World, who, realizing Che necessity Tor 3
central head under which the hives Of III
auxiliary branch could be Instituted ane
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01

comprehensiyeness, direetness Of insight
piercing Invariably the outer she'll Of UNI
important circumstance or imperfect ex-
preston, and selling upon the central
kernal Of thought or necessity, she has
mastered each OF the many different
branches Of business knowledge in which
understanding and decision are required
BY her almost unique position.
One Of the strongest women Of the
Women's Relief Corps Is Lillian M Holl-
lister, Supreme Commander Of the Ladies'
Of the Maccabees Of the World Mrs.
Holister Is Michigan woman, resident
Of Detroit and one OF the few women who
have been equally successful as a business
woman and organizer. National Leafiet
No. 6s, issued BY the Womens Temper
ance Publishing Association, Chicago, on
How to Organize and Carryon a Conyen-
tion, IS from her pen. National Trib-
une
Supreme Commander HOLSTER is an
excellent presiding officer. She possesses
an excellent knowledge Df parliamentary
law, is quick to grasp the situation and
rule upon 1t, and her decisions were al
ways respected - Bradford Era
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01

its interests centralized adopted October
I, 1892, resolution authorizing the for
nation Of a Supreme Hive under the pro-
vision Of the laws relating to auxiliary
branches. In selecting the officers to take
charge OF this branch of the Order, mem
bers Of hives already established IN Mich.
igan, New York and Ohio wire appointed
as supreme Hive officers
The record the Order has made Id the
eleven years OF its existence is one to be
proud Of Organized October /, 1892, 1T
has during the past eleven years spread
into nearly every state 10 the Union ana
the Provinces Of Canada, with 2,5GT sub
ordinate hives, and membership Of 1876
921 women on January ], 1904 Starting
out without member, and without dol.
lar n its treasury, it is now one Of the
most stable Of the fraterual beneficiary
societies, with balance of $50, CTS Is ID
its general fund and no unpaid debts, and
with the splendid emergency fund Of
SS26077 is carefully invested ia govern
ment and municipal bonds. the most
secure of investments, and total balance
on hand in all funds January !, of 81 005.-
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collect the assessments and forward the
same TO the national headquarters, and
look after the financial aud business man
agement Of the subordinate hives. Through
this medium the entire business Of the or
Panizatlon centralizes IN the offices Of the
Supreme Hive aud the Great Hives, from
which 1t Is disbursed III the payment Of
death claims
Women are In charge of the organiza-
tion and the field work, and the direction
Of the business In the Great Hives and
state hives. The business management
Of the organization is Id the hands of the
Board Of Trustees of the Supreme Hive
during the recess of the Order.
Brilliant, res0ufcefuI, unfaltering
while they DO not tell the story OF the
life and character OF Miss BiDa NJ. West,
the Supreme Record Keeper of the Ladies
OF the Maceabees Of the World, these three
words indicate the compelling forces which
have made that story one 81 success, Of
achievements reached, Of plans brought
with mastery skill to ffuision, Of hopes
more than realized With grasp of
facts and details almost Incredible III it's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01
Ladies Of The MaccabeeS
Of the World.

The history Of the Supreme Hive Of the
Ladies Of the Maccabees Of the World Is a
record Of wonderful achievements Ii
heralds the advent Of women III the frater-
nal beneficiary world, In an organization
composed Of, and managed exclusively By
women, which throws its benevolent In
fluence over all who desire life protection
and the protection Of the home
Il is the recognized auxiliary branch Of
the Supreme Tent Of the Knights OF the
Maceabees Of the World, an Order founded
upon the history and traditions 81 the
Maceabean dynasty
The Order of the supreme Teat d the
knights Of the Maccabees Of the World
was established Id London, Ontario, III
1878, and ID 1888 was recognized upon a
more stable foundation. aud has resulted
ia the magnificent standing Of 962 367
members Of the supreme Tent of the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01

Would every town had man as devoted
to its interests as Ex-Gov Woodbury. Is K
the interests of Burlington His latest Of
fer is a building for the Vermont STATE
Odd Fellows. Every new Burlington en-
terprlse that promises to be a success find.
ready helper and be finds that II pays
him to help boom Burlington Middle
bury Register
Much as Il may seem, this scheme On
the part Of the ex-governor Is not entirely
q phllanthropIe all-for-you.and- none.for-
me proposition Gov. Woodbury. conducts
hotel in Burlington town and hotel Il
not made to rattle with It's own emptines:
but is designed to be occupied By various
and sundry individuals who happen e
end themselves in town Gov Woodbury.
hotel, we surmise, was not built on ans
different plan. We commend his proposi-
tIon as guided BY the head Of keen bnsI-
ness man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01

form their solemn obligation TO those
through whose efforts the country is pre-
served 70 as. Such being the true condi-
tlons, obviously the real meaning Of the
day has been forgotten. aud Memorial day
Is nothing more OF less than a holiday
pure and simple. II we are to treat this
matter Of memorial to the soldier and
sailor dead seriously, the holiday features
must be removed. This cannot be better
done than BY setting apart sunday for
the exercises.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01

Some one has made the suggestion that
little target practice at dogs BY the POI
lice might not do any harm and might ID
time rid the city Of one or two useless ca
mines. We would suggest that the dogs
b taken to some seqaestered spot before
the fusilade begins.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01

IA Jnne Mere Mic.

II June were mine. I'd weave for you
OF roses red and skies of blue,
OF golden sun and orchard sheen.
or blossom fretted damescene-
A veil OF every petal hue.
And from the morning mists OF dew
Distill q fairy stream that through
The woods should wend way serene
II June were mine.
And e'er the purple dusk anew
The curtains OF the sunset drew
Adown the rivers dream denegne
I'D paint 4 patch incarnadine
And drift into the dawn with you
II June were mine.
Smart Set
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01

Publisher Stiles Of tie Springfield Ke-
porter shows evidences Of continued pros
perity by installing new two-reyolutIon
Cottrell press Publisher Stiles keeps up
to date In everything
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01

IT is no LONGER A MEMORIAL
DAY.
IA view Of the lack Of interest shown IN
Memorial day exercises and the turning
70 sports and recreations the St. Adams
Messenger makes the suggestion that me-
mortal exercises be held on a sunday II
the significance Of the day is not to be lost
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01

This Is The month Of sweet girl gradu-
ates and blasted political hopes in Yer
mont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01
Paint Yonr Bnrrr Tor sse

to 81. 90 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint.
Il weighs 3 to S ounces more to the PINT than
others, wears longer, and gives q gloss
equal to new work. Sold BY Reynolds
Son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01

Printed dimIties, only Sc per yard, at
Yaughan's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01
JNGLES AND JESTS.

Nilder.
"They say that NIilder hasn't an en-
envy ID the world"
well he doesn't deserve any. Life
Envy.
White man BETS hts money.
Makes heap talk
Race hess travels on de cars;
White man has t0 walk
Washington Star
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-01

We have seen ''rarer days in June
than this.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
or the NEW MEXICO eoARo OF
MANAGERS or THE LOUISIANA
PURCHASE EXPOSITION.

The womans Aunlllary Of tine
Worlds Fair commission. under me
direction Of Mrs. Otcro. DO achloyIrr
mott gratifying results Do the collec
fion of exhibits for me Woman De-
partmont 90 inc ST. Louis Fair
Mra william Cur,lss Bailey OF Laa
Vegas che manager. has snCnt tho
lnsi few days in Santa Fc. The tcfrl
Ilr.aI capital during which time she
has been doing active Eork Tor tht
auxiliary She has secured O. splendid
collection of Santa De- county views
and lbo county commissioners have
promised Co render every assistance
possible. Persons desiring 90 con
tribute anything Zoo ihc way of pic
lures Zoe decoration OF The New Mex
.co building would DO we'll To- eommu
nIcato AZ once with Mrs Bailey a.
Las Vegas She desires the unmouu'
ol Views especially
Every county in the territory BIAS o.
representative ON the auxiliary board
as follows,
Mrs ~ a Otor0 president Santa
rC. New Mexico. BornNiu0. Mrs
Louis ufold. Albuquerque. Chavos
Mrs q r. Veal Roswell. ColfaX. Mrs
% Van Houton. Ration, Doua Ana. Mrs
a. r. Rrannigan. las Cruces; Eddy
Mrs !. o Cameron. Carlsbad. Grant
Miss Isabel Lancaster Eckles. Silver
City; Lincoln. Mrs g. W. Prltchard
white oaks; Luna. Mrs Walter N
Quincy Deminr Mckinley Mrs. Gre
CORY Page. Gallup Mora. Mrs Louis,
A. Walton. Mora, Otoro. Mrs T. u
Roger. Alamogordo, Quay Mrs Alex
andcr Goldonborg. Tucumcarl; Rio Ar
r'ba. Miss Margaret Burns. Parl
View; Roosevelt Mrs W. q. Oldham
Poralos, Santa Pc. Miss Clara n. Oh
son. Santa Fo secretary, sandoyal
Sire. p T. Medlor. Albuquerque; saI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
SOME ORANGES
SMALL As MARBLES
CAPTAIN JACK" CRAWFORD RE.
cEtVED SOME FROM q FRIEND
m FLORIDA.

Capt Jack CwRfard IHD SOS
MezIco poet scout who Is tbs guest
of Joe Bous.nscr. received box 20
delicious ripe oranges from bis friend
Cyrus Butler. ~ So Petersburg Flor
ida yesterday ana very kindly pro-
scented the Express with few. among
them being a couple Of the smallest
oranges grown or ever .rou hero The
little orange ale about thg s.l, ~
marbles. OF "a beautiful yellow color
and are eaon whole skin and aIl
rhey have "a very sweet tast"
The captain 0aId ho vaa ht 3D. pt.
GHbure. ria. IuTJ three weeks ago.
and stood under tha tror va.Hb bore
tbo fruit received uy h.m On some
0f fho trees were r.pC 1rausca. green
oranges ana blossoms Bio Gays the
orange pIcEers commence picking r
angoa about me nrEt OF January ani
keep DO up until tho last day .' 3D..
ccmboi Du nola PA Expess
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Juan. Mrs M A. Page. Aztec. San
Miguel. Mrs william CurtIsa bailey
fhs Vegas. manager; Sierra Mrs Lll
zIl Hail. Hiahoroi sororro Mrs o.
NJ Doughorty. socorro: Taos. Mrs
Antonio Joseph. Oio Caliouto Union
Wrg J. g. Martinez Folsom. Leonard
Wood Mrs Florence Morse. Santa
Rosa. Valencia, Mra solomon Luna
Los Lunas.
O. o. the plan Of tho auxiliary 'm,
ai contributors deliver the articles 90
ne member .n the county where thsy
may reside. who viii In turn forward
Thorn TO the president Mrs O'oT0. at
Santa BE-. and from lhis central point
lho exhibit Will Dee shippod Boo bulk u
$50 Louis $40 effort. arc bcIus spared
towards securing 20 rroliIablo 1uI lt
tacliyo exhibit from New Moy.r0
Only responsible persons Wiil ham
dir the exhibits and every article
u.I Doe placed under insurance All.
transportation and paoklne charge.
VIII bo paid by che commi ION f1r
New Mexico.
Egery county bon Jhr territory should
bo represented boz this exhibit and the
auxiliary invites the attention OF th,
women of New Mexico 90 thr.r v0rb
ANA suiIclis thoiI cooperation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Notice OF Sale Under crs,tsl wor
gage.

Nu.D. H hereby r.fou lNa A Hu.
utsHn on fHu astH day 0. September
1908 ml.O uf D...u.I .fa.frI
m0rear. u fue UruHsa.N IaItr
Co'.H1Dr company .I rbnf1 iH
upon taO following described W.r
rby
ono . ua. HlE H.pu... counters
1u. 900 foot UsH RauuuH. HlH HHr
rVu section. U, copper iaua uuD N0.
lsI % Nu..Us wr uu. .N f.I. opal.
gpuubHc mirror frame. uuU n 600.
brass foot mU. ono 0 foot Ul. $50 3
Combination cigar case. one OAK N1.
standard bar screen
T0 secure the sum oi tial. e,ideur
.I B Gem prom CORY notes a.n Ior
Np SUM oft 500 lU. dated September
9N. 1903 and payable boo g.
.5.G.1. So aud lO months after datn.
respectively. ami fh1' said UHatt..
mortgage provided lhli in caEU of d..
fault Iu payment uf amy ui sa.d HH.us
aF and when fhp .lmr became due
th,u tbu motto, remaining unpaid
should Immediately become duo and
payable chat dofuuIt has boon made
Boo tHr payments 0f tho uolD number
.pIgg. u and %. becoming Duo NOv
2s. Doc u.s. 1908. Jan gs. F,n ls and
Ma..b es 1905 that by reason of tho
default Boo tho payment 0f said notes
. tho undersigned. lho Hruusu.rt Hal
hDJ0l'oudDr company aa mortgage.
haa nEDu possession Uf tbU said prop
|pry ana boy virtue oi the tUrmH uf
said uh1upI mortgage. uIIl un Tues.
/ day the IUih lay of May 1905 al the
front door 0f ue court house .n A.
buqurrqa0 ~ 90 lt cine hour OF Cen
o'clock w ...' Said above desCr.b
ed property .u tug .IFhrst bidder Tor
.aau rnr uO purpose 900 satisfying tlo
.uf..tuIuU luU uuIlr said mort
easD which 1u I1r dag of sale
amounts tu cine HuW oi tiu2 ts to.
fUihDr NItH t.u per cent attorney FL
fees ou said indebtedness. provided
0y said notes iu nD paid and the er.
p,urss uf said HhIp Said property
d. now situated 600 enc vacant store
room at So 900 South Fr street
Albuquerque n M
Said rhattDI m0r'Eagp WIS uird f1r
record Goa ODE sfh DAY of October
1903 aud recorded .u Book D. 1f CHAT
600 Mortgage. pas. 300 .I .H. ron
0rIs of uarnti.Il0 county
THE BRUNSWICK BAIkE gWIEN
DER COMPANY
l5gaI Mortgage
Ey b. T. NptIsr lta Attorney
Date. April Hh. 1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
READ AL THIS

You Never Rnsa tbr Momsnt When
This Information hay Prove o. ln.
nalts value
% h. worth COnai.orab.s 90 any ciu
zon ~ Albuquerque 90 hn0v how 10 re
aurod % palnful. anuOying and Itch.
inE pi.os You Ebow that Doan.s Olnt.
mont 10 a positive remedy FOR all ltchi
neaa Of TIE akin. for piles. eoaona etc
one application relieves ahd ao0tboa
Read this testimouy o. ~ merit
IN Cross. Of ga South Firgi street.
employed IN the santa ~ ships ~
che mill department. uAys Exposure
and sitting 90 damp logs and cold
si0ncs while DO The mountains some
Tires months tg0 brought on tching
hemorrhoida More commonly ihe'
are called piles vale not severe oi
serious they Wefe very annoying and
pat on doing anyth'ng 90 SCI reliol
until compelled t0 one evening
stepped into the A.Avrado Pharmacy
and Esket Mr Brgga fof uouisthing ID
bring relief nnaliy decided 1r
. Donn's OintmsH The hrut appllcatlor
/ gave relief ans boz a short time "a
I practically cured have great conf
dcnre .u th's remedy FOR what q dn
f0r me never used anything Whicl
was go soothing and heallng I recon
mend h % others ana know thsy VII
noe be- disappointed In the results
they give 81 trial
For sale boy al dealers Price @
cents Foster diiburn 60 Buffalo. q
". sole agents tor the United HtaieI
Remember ihu name noau on
tnke 90 Substitute 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
COAL AND IRON
MAGNATES VISIT GALLUP

Che following organizers 0f the
Rocky Mountain Coal and lr0u com
pany corporation supposed tn be
closely allied with TIE Colorado Fuei
and Iron company passed through tho
cts Iast uiFht and today aro az Cal
TOP q. W. Bowen. Mr. and MRS j
q OsEood 90 Denver 40 aud Mrs q.
W. Tracer 0f chicago. ST. aud Mrs.
E " Chapouo of Denver and Gov
rrn0r az A utor0 OF Santa b., Amer
"a daY spent AZ Gallup. dur'nE which
properties Of me corporation wil be-
inspected me party gni E0 20 Grand
Canyon on "a pleasure trip The hpely
Mountain Coal and Iron company an.
corporation papers have but recently
been nlod az Santa Fe showing hal
4 is comparatively naW company
nnd that 100 business viii be- confdfi
qutc closely 10 New heHlco
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
SlLvERClTY TO GALLUP
PARTY STARTS ON ovtSLAND
TRIP THROUGH tina Mocol.
LON MOUNTAINS AND LUNA
VALLEY TO GALLUP.

ruI b. A. Jones. member lf Npu
ugEIgu Worlds tar BOARD and b. ~.
JhalboUun. chief engineer Tor me
Albuquerque Traction company Iot
silver cry yesterday morning ou au
overland tHu through tuo N0rolI0u
mountains. Luna valley aud ou up
into Mckinley county where thry viii
rND Che Santa re Pacific railroad
.'Irr at Gallup or WueBto and rc.
turn iu their h0mus .u tUuGur ave
iuey were accompanied by j. AZ.
riorsui of tlIs oits as euIr Mr por.
500 viii return wih che outnt when
One railroad .s rDarhol Tho purpose
of fHc lr'p IH t0 study lhe geological
and typograph conditions off the
country trayera,d. a. Hfst. Do was
intended to mako tbg nitro "trip 90
900 miles on horseback boo 30 having
nbru aHcDrtauod tUht llo region could
ho uaviFltcd with wagon. that yo
h.cIa was substituted tor thc lofa com.
Portable form of travelling Everything
to insure tine comfort of tho members
of tbo party on tHo lonE and arduoua
tr.p hus been provided but at bost
DO wiI. uD tedious and uroFoms
Journey silver city Enterprise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Tho pleasant 90 take and harmless
one Minute Cough Cure gives I'm.
mediate relief In an cases OF coughs.
Group and Ia grippe because it does
not pass Immediately into the stom.
ach. hut takes effect right 40 the seat
90 the trouble Il draws ont the On.
aammation. heals and soothCs and
cures permanently By enabling the
lungs 90 contribute pure ifsgiying
aud DEMONSTRATING oxygen to the
blood and tissues one Minute Cough
Cure ls pleasant TO take and Il o.
good alike for young and old Sold by
% "a Briggs q Co.. aud y vann a
Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

An carly morning wedding took
place ~ tho immaculate Conception
chuhCh This mowirk. o. o. Daniel.
OF Ions Beach. Cal. and Miss slasia
Hogan. of itl5 west Railroad Avenue.
nrine the contracting parties Anor
tho ceremony tho bridal party drove
fo Ihs brdoU homo whore a wedding
breakfast was served Tonigr; Mr.
and Mrs Daniel will lpavo Ger Ions
Beach. whore thc groom is in the
shoe business
Nr Daniel Cor moro chan "a year
conducted a shoe shop ai ths corner
II Silver avenue and Second street
directly oppr sIto OBJ, r0aioTce
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BIT TERS
NOTICE oF SUIT

u .H. district court H .. county
of uuuamu Territory u Nru
N.UDD Nuu.. 80 lgu1.. plaintiff
81. Joseph % UuI,. defendant
$500 EttH
Tl. ll defendant .H HuH.
.r h,I..y notified That o. w., hds
boom H..d against h.m n Ire district
ulu UI fEr county u- u.rrH.H arI
Territory 1I NrN NV.. .y nH
Ha.nHd Minnie 40 WHI, r.aYIuF
t divorce. from Il. Wl..a.. HuN rv.
Hrr between plaintiff aui t.'.uf
COOL. .u b. ground. rf n.m 'n aur.
U..f au1 abandonment thIf uuig.s
.Hu yut.r fouf appearance In aa.t
u.f on ur before fho liaf day OBJ. NHy
"II Judgement Uy Irnu.t aI .r rb.
fUfUj against YOU
Plaintiff attorney H o. D. U.f'r-
whose pH.l1mrp Bd1r# H N"lIrl
m. n a.
.sasI 49,. o. UANs.
CCrE uI pHu. Umft
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

u0Wtrs witch Hazel riyta u
'HHf relief from burns. cures cuts
.raHDH sores. eczema. letter add nll
lnaal0Ha 0f ttc skin ln Duyiur
witch Hazel saIyo DO is only nocss
ury lo 500 that you FCt the genuine
po Wits and o. cure ia certain There
al. many cheap c0GntOriClfr 1n thr
market. 900 oi which are worthless
and quite f0w ara dangerous while
noWlus witch Hazel salsg % per
.c.,y harmless and cur,f SOLD by D.
% nuer a co. and Nauu & Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

N0u.. s uDrrhy gwen faa' .a. BOOB.
d,rHFurd has boon appointed admiH
.H'ut1r 0f thr estate of a. % Cox DO
ceased ly me- Probate court OF Hrr
uaHH0 county Territory ~ New Mst.
.Du All persons having claims against
iho said estate arc notified 20 present
them Gao the undersigned within he
time provided By law
EIIA GRAD
Administrator
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Any man. woman or child auherinE
from heauache bliouanesa % q duil
dr0Wsy feeling should take one or
two OF DoWitrs Little Eafiy kiaefa
night and morning Tbese famous
little pills are famous because they
are q tonic az Wel a. a pilL vale
thoy cleanse the system they strength
en- and rebuilt q BY their tonic erect
upon he llyof ana bowels SOLD ~ y.
81 Brigrs a Co. and y Vanu q Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
all RUN DOWN.

IN me spring BE- when you notice 20 tho
most The system o. iull q ner"rIiIe.
ihai have accumulated during ,ho win
t'r months which must hr diapr.icI
Ht once fbc quickest and safest way
'r tU atc H1stgItnra stoarb H.tfDrf
Nothing cI.e o. poi good io euf0 spring
Fes-, General DEBILITY. siosploss
7css lndI1sstIon. Dyspepsia. Constr
patton. liver rroubleA "a ouppe.
Colds OF Malaria Fever and A1us.
W. u--- Won % N. = LnI-In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

contracting parties. and the ceremony.
The usual pretty ring service. was per.
formed BY Rev w. g. Marsh. Of She
Congregational church 1he bride
and groom icft last evening for wius.
low. where the doctor has a GOOD
practice and home awa,sns the
briup
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

serious Stomach Trouble cures.
sas troubled With a distress 10
my stomach so1r stomach and Vom.
IuHR spells and can lruthfully sag
that Chambeflain'u stomach hnd iAY.
e, Tablets cured me-Mrs. r. "
Williams Laingaburg Mica These
tablets AFRO guaranteed 10 euls ever
case Of stomach trouble Of th'g ehGF
actsr For sale BY an druratf'l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
MARRIAGES


A quiet wedding occurred yceter
dag al the home Of j. E. Miner on
South Arno street Do. g. =. Hath
away. % Winslow. and Miss Emma J..
Kerr. % Donnellson. lowe gere the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Simon Ncustadt. the genera, msr
chant and postmaster OF Los Luuas
b. in the city un business and pleas
uro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Pneumonia Robbed Of liu Terrors.
hy Folcya honey and Tar % stops
ihe racking cough and heals Hud
strengthens the lungs m taken 81
time 90 vii. prevent an attack Of
pneumonia Refuse substitute Fof
sale hy % OWsuy a GO.