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The Teton peak., 1904-07-07
BUSINESS LOCALS

DC o1 ~ ESS LOIALS.
ASHCRAF'1', the jeweler.
j. H. Mcpherson, Dentist.
Buy your watches at Ashcraft' S
Your eyes tested free at Ash
craft
Chas. Watson, The St. Anthony
Druggist.
Waist sets Of all kinds at
Ashcraft's.
Success with a big IS" is S. S.
5. Headache Cure.
Good baled hay for sale. SNAKE
RIVER LUMBER co.
All Mormon publications for sole
by Chas. S. Watson, The ST
Anthony Druggist.
We have received 500 pairs Of
men shoes, no two pair alike
which we will sell at half price.
THE HUB.
\ complete sausage making outfit
tor sale at the Fremont Meat &
Provision Co., St. Anthony.
First Class Mixed Paint $50
per gallon at Chas. Watson's.
The St. Anthony Druggist.
Flags, Bunting and Ribbons for
the Fourth of July can be bought at
The Ternes Furnishing Store.
II you really want to save money
Oh clothing and furnishing goods
call on GESAS. He will save vou
money.
All Hats and Millinery Goods
now left will be sold at big re-
dnction, and all ready made Sum
mer Goods will be sold at - per
cent discount.
The Ternes Furnishing Store
For ten days only, we will sell
all l2I5c and l5c zephyr gingllans
at less than factory prices.
THE HUB.
W J. Steeley, Of Hydraulic Ram
tame, came up from Bingham
county last week where he has been
doing some civil engineering and
also setting i'll operation two or
three rams for irrigating purposes.
The W. c. T. L. will meet
Wednesday, July l3 with Miss
Ruth Drollinger. All ladies
invited
MRS. FANNIE QUINN.
Rec. Sec'y.
H. +. Buttner, dentist, Of Idaho
Falls, will be in St. Anthony at the
Youmans- Holcomb block on Iulv
l0th for short time only. All
those wishing dental work can call
on or after that date. Dr.. Buttner
makes a speciality of crown and
DllQSe Work.
Attorney Jennings informs us
that he has purchased the David
II. Rider property on the corner of
Idaho Ave and Seventh street, and
that he will build on to it and
make other improvements which.
when completed, will be one of the
coslest residences i'll St. Anthony.
G. c. Baker has sold his dr,,o
store at Victor TO the well known
and popular Fred Drake of that
place who took charge of the
business on the first of this month
Dr. Louis, who has been in charoe
OF the business for the last wear
and half, will remain there for =
short time.
Fire totally DESTROYED the fine
new barn OF Geo, A. Ferney, three
miles southeast of town about II
0 clock, the night of Julv ltl,
Four very valuable horses together
with everything in the barn was
burned. The cause is unknown bnt
presumably fire crackers thrown bv
some persons going by. The loss
Is 81, 300, with 5000 Insurance
which was carried with Moore &.
Fuller in the Home Insurance Co
Of New Work
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
RESULT or A SANE FOURTH

According 90 the figures gathered
ly fho Journal oft fhp American Mo3l
cal association. tho agitation against
The toy pistol has resulted in a large
decrease Zoo tho number OF deaths
from teiaud8 caused hv accidents ON
me Fourth of July last year there
we're ii5 fatal cases IF ,ckiaw
This year thr number has fallen to
iO5 AS usual the wai from tbc blank
cartridge proved me chief AGENT IN
conveying fhr disease Seventy four
dDplbs resulted from wounds by wads
and eighteen from those hy cannon
drrrrnctCrs ln the celebration last
year blank cartridge wounds caused
1858 deaths
THO decrease is undoubtedly due 'o
tbo sprD8l of Information f.rst print
CA lu Ono medical Journals and thon
exploited n tho newspapers 1s to Tho
cause of fotahus and aH 200 methods
0t froofmon, AS % result of thIs d'f.
fusion of knowledge. ordinances were
pnssod In many towns regulating the
use of explosives ON the Fourth ~
IGly and prohibiting tho employment
0l cannon crackers toy pistols. and
blank cartridges Attention was also
called widely to tho need of o. thor
1urh sureIcal Treatment of al wound
penetrating doom into zoe tissues
o. may folrlt ho assumed that these
preventive measures saved 90 least
1900 lives on last Fourth ~ July
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
SOM TlnOlS RAILrk

Not since sedan. says tho Kansas
City Star has there been battle
comparable boz the numb,r of troops
engaged to the sluggle now iu pro.
gross on the plain OF Lao Yang ln
fact. within che lust century there
have been only three other battles n-
yoiyiug 100000 men -lvIuslp. Sedan
and kuuulErAtE This s apparently
about tho maximum number of SOL
oilers that modern methoj. can sol
against each other
Though Napoleon was prodiEuI in
mis- use oft soldiers and though bis
battles were FAR more important than
the present struggle ON iha eastern
edge ui tho world. ho happened only
once to bee engaged boo "a contest nyoly
inE as many m,n hs are now fighting
AustDriIH was won with 10000
French aga.ns, $4,000 allies. and that
OF Wagram WI'h 10000 French
against 10000 Ausir.aua The grand
army which invaded RUSSIA mum.
barred 5000 HuU mon Huf Iu fhs great
haIIIo ui lhe invasion. HuuIuu. only
2bt GOO were Engaged un both aIdaa
when fhn emperor WAS defeated at
iaipsIc hy had 10000 men ro gsUUnu
with thD allies AZ Waterloo ha
fought aItb 10000 men against Wen.
msion with $4,000 aud Butcher With
10000 additional
THE numbers engaged Boo tho
Cr.mca wore NOT large and while 70
vast aggregation uf men were undor
arms In the Civil war fhey were
widely scattered Aluut $4,000 mon
fought at Gettysburg and loo the final
advance on Richmond Grant bad l5O..
200 to oppose to locs 10000 DOB the
Auatro rrussiau struggle loo 1866 tho
forces were concentrated ana DO the
final battle nf kouuirrafa 100000 men
we're engaged
Tho two great battles ol inc Franco.
Prussian WAT sro GriypI0te where
100000 FrDnrh were defeated by 2OO
ooo Germans. and Sedan. whore Mac
MahUn commanded 300 900 men
against 100000 of the enemy Sine,
that september day thIrtyfOur years
ago thp iu1lues of war have NOT
brought uto battle so many men "a.
are now ufhunR under Kurouatkiu.
hFroN Olu aud Nodu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
LtITER LIST

komaluIns 90 the postomce At A.
uuGu,rGue. n. &c. August 30 1909
Persons calling Tor 1r sending for
these istters please state where they
mad been receiving man. also mention
date of Advertising
Free delivery OF letters 40 tuo rec
dcncr of addresaoe may be- secured
ny Observing the following rules
Direct letters plainly TO street mum
bur
Give writer's name. and request On
swrr % be directed accordingly.
Advertised matter DO previously
u..d ONE wook awaiting delly ~
Advertised matter s held two
weeks before o. goes to the dead lot
Ter once at Washington. d. e.
ladies' List
ApodaDo uuhIauo IoIeua Miss Abel.
uuua m
Cr'tcudon Miss Medina Lonor.Ia
IuCpy AGpIa
Carson Mrs. LottIeOtDrl Miss Esther
Cook SIR. g. ". &C..
Fowler Mira j. A. Reed Nrs Carl
.'uaero RatoIila hn.Hhau Mrs Flor.
Grant Mrs. j NJ Wiley Mary r..
hulIluEsWuFth rnrD
Mrs Nellie Reynolds Mrs.
ackson Mrs q. b. Harriet
Lawson Miss Nina sherman Mis- NE.
t2l sumpg Mrs Con.
Lopez pelrIta C. rad
Veus List
Borden G.. r. Murata w. s.
Armstrong John Mckcroln q. W.
AuuHo H.nIruo JNrWmau d. G..
Black AloA Otcr0 I.0n0r
b0yer q g. ORourfo Thomas
Huieros Santiago Dconnlr Wm
Cameron 49, Phillips Everett
Chikehafo Mr Russell -. y.
R0bt 2 k0am.c Father
Cato Frank Ierlun
CayorUB g. O. Romero FsIe limo
CartDucb Charles lena LoHor Don q.
clancy g. O. Schubert Paul
Holt EdI sorna luis
Gouoyosp Frank Scborgr Oscar
1uwotak William shelton solomon
GrIuth Earl LY.ay sipu
Oa.IeEua cpNar1 sn.1s sudUai1
Garcia lapd0r0 uuu5aIalar Tomas
Hobart Mr. n. Smith William
kyat.C Francisco Tom,Iusou LssI,
king w. O. a.
Lowe John ~ Tomaka Mr RIOS
Lucero Jose An. Umnlr Charles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
EXPORT OF w,SufiCrURfa,

rurga lust ISSUED by mo depart
mont of commerce aud labor sh.u
what has newer before happened m
tho history uf This country on he
export from Iho United states during
zoe month of July manufactures form
rI tN27 per cent pf tbc total AZ
compared with agricultural products.
manufacture exceeded them Hy 81.
nnU. 600 che latter reaching o. total Of
10000 U0O whilo thc former were
hut t1l000oDO and in toe month ~
Juno fhy figures we're sac 1000 900 Tor
manufacture and $40 600 O1O f1r arrl.
culture lU tine month of Nay 1908. flr
fho FIRST Ums manufacture exceeded
agricultural products in exports. while
during the rhroa months 1f May June
aud July zoos thc total value of og.
r'cu'iural producfs exported was B1u5-
i0alal, while tho total value Of man.
ufar'urgs exported in thc same period
uus Ia11s0 goo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
CARE or rHt Brain

Mental breakdowus are by mo-
mcans raro. and the public rfad.ne
OF "a brilliant brain worker with intel
loct ont of order and nervous system
wrecked. is prone to blame excessive
mental labor for hIs plight The pro-
foasions have furnished many Instan.
cos oi these mental broahdowua aud
lotiors and science and art have con
tributed victims
That oyerwork viii ovortaX the brain
and play havoc with the nervous sys.
tom is clear. but 30 o. not so muCh che
quantity OF wort as the methods Of
working. and the habits attending me
periods Of overwork that cause the
break
Patient and busy the brain toiIs on.
its capacity increasing with the tasks
laid upon H. an that the brain needs
is physical health to supplement IL,
good blood and muscle. sound sleep
and a good appetite To obtain the
good blood. hc must oat tho food that
puts red corpsuclgs into b.. and avoid
IN unwholosomo % toolhsomo. yIands
NNNi AIN "N N'INNNINN N' 'N' N NNlNHI'Hl
taste loss of sleep and lack of oXor.
else act directly upon the brain. 20 Its
Iso1t dCtrlmout and both viii exact
the penalty OF mental breakdown. in
time. ~ made hahitual
Food that tries the digestive organs.
siimuIauts and narcotics. irregular
habits of eating. clothing chat inter.
forcs with the free circulation Of the
blood all these th'nEs Interfere with
tho sensitive ORGAN of the brain
To sleep until rested. to eat aaaoly.
10 avoid drugs. tobacco and whisky.
10 boz regular iB habits and systematic
in work those things bo.ng attended
10, viii insure. ln most cases. against
mental hroakdoWus Tho brain WIN
not stand Tor abuse. any more than
The body win Auor the physical pre-.
cautions have been taken. tbe next
thing 10 do. Is 90 eliminate the habit
ai worrying
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
HON. WILLIAM JENSlNG, BRYAN
WAS HERE FOR q COUPLE or
HOURS LAST NIGHT AND WAS
HONoRED

ON lh0 front steps uI rhp Allamdo
whore Uu Nay g. Igi. President
Theodore Roosevelt p1no and uaa
Justify chD,r'1 ht multitude of Den.
nIH William lnuuurs BRYAN Che twice
IDi.poI Democratic presidential con.
d.da'o last evening spoke to goo PEG.
pie.
iIs coming having boon hUraldod tn
iho public by the press yesterday.
local followers of tho democracy and
Is couple hundred ut curious poGple
wtro at fno station 90 mnc. train 30
=. on which the silver tourucd blmptal
IH was to arrive
Hon II. .. FERGUSON. q. n. Marion
and others assisted Mr. Bryan from
tho train, and to the largo dining room
of the Alyaudo Mr. Ferguson broke
bread with Nr Bryan ana DTS wife
and children
ln Che lobby One great orator press
"a he hand of $40 who cared the hon
or and then spoke f1r fifteen minutes
at the front Gf tho hotel Although
be has docla-ed Zoo at least half
dozen new apapor men since leaving
Omaha thui hp was ON o. vacation and
would nO, talk politics. tha nrH word
SIR Bryan uttered last evening was
against President RoospvoIrs PhH
'up,no policy However ho asa not
IuuI any length of JImo on what tho
republican administration has done
chat ho thought was wrong. ho mnnag
Ud c.eror'y by humur t1 elicit ur
llo applause from the crowd
During the latter part of hs talk
he referred sarcasrIcaly to his owl
Young age az thc time Do was MONT.
ru'ri for rhD nrD 'ieucy Boz c1nuarI
.Un io tho advanced age of senator
Davis the present pn.rnrchal demo
cratic nominee Cor fhp vice prysi
foucy huf before closing the speaker
apo.usIzod fnr thH -rforenco saving
That the venerable Davis does NOT look
as Ola as ho really Is Mr. Bryan
did mot mention Mr Davis millions
0r tbaI Telegram which Parker sent
t0 sf Louis
Aror a aOlouu of uu hour in fhe
ritv NJ nunn loff Tor the Grand
Canyon and California
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Great hr'ta.u's coal output in 1908
was 230.33teg9 tome.
Scoiswon in London are generally
at t1r head T fhc bowling clubs.
1h1 real namc uf Joseph Conrad a
Won known writer of sea stories. s
Noryo0fowsk Ho ls a Polo
Shiloh tabernacle 40 Zion city ul.
which when built ut a cost oft ESQ.,
900 win seat 10000 people
The Irish department of agriculture
ana Industries has taken over tho
working OF jam factory AZ Dr1Ehcla.
Queen Alexandra gave orders that
all hor linen and tweed gowns fnr
Cowos week should bee Of Irish man
ulacture
Owing to restrictive Legislation. the
drouth and trade depression Gao Chi
ucao loft Australia last year. and only
sixty arrived from China.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

1hn iHff ~ silver if cold iu enc
decline ani cen n iho clrtulnuon Of
what was once Al alnosi universal
coin Obs NosIran silver doiiar In n
recent issue IF ihe ftfsard Quarterly
Journal df Economics by Prof A.
piail AndrnWa
The causes 81 iha worldwide CTR
iaiioh III ihH h uo in iho fact that
f8f many reh Ions MoN'co wna
enc Fea - silver producer ~ che
works Ffp-a lho discovery Of his
continent down 90 1850 SD per cont
~ ihe ahf'd'a supply oi thc white
metal rnmo from the mines ni MoEi
co and Spanish America This coin
bad aIao me good fortune to escape
drhaeemont almost entirely Between
Ise7 ana our own days Hs metallic
cehionia declined lca than @ per
cent AN almost unprecedented fact
3D. monetary history
Iho approaching extinction NJ thia
dollar as o. medium of international
uno haa been due 20 ihe enlarged oui.
nuf 90 silver and i'a recommendation
IN tho gold tsne world IN Japan
enc Mexican dollar has boon driven
out. and in the Philippines tho new
American silver peso lrcdoomahic On
gold and therefore nun.eXp1riahlo Dr.
rapidly enpplantIug tho Mexican dol
Tar and % is unnecessary fo say The
situation o. very similar .n Porto Rico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
nfypfp,rt riguTiye

THE rrhfinr no Iino Yang has
beaten 600 records f0r desperate val.
1T OF nsaailonis and lnyluclblo Stub.
h0nuoas of defenders The whole
history of warfare tells of no such
homhardmontg. no such CARNAGE and
no such pora'sioncy nay after day
The iIght was resumed 90 day.
break and kopi up with hardly a
moments intormisslon until after
uiphifnil
Wer SCARED Veterans scarcely be-.
iIevo fho stories which come from tho
seat ~ war and declare chat % Or br.
y0n1 human endurance FOR an army
io fIehf without respite for o. whole
vcnk each dlv of which exceeded ts
predecessor in Intensity ~ me trug
glc and carnival Of slaughter DAY
otrr iny thousands of dcnd hostrcU
inE the hatuo fold had 20 ho ro.
moved The Japanese have invented
now methods to incincratc the heaps
of haIr dead comrades. removing tho
ashes f1r houors nf burial On 1an8n
Tho wounded present fho most so.
rI0ue problem ne they tax the trans
n1rtat'ou capacities ON both Sides to
ihc utmost
Never has ruch bomhlrlmcnt
hocn known An eyo witness to tho
hnttIo off Vafanrow told the AssocIat
od Press that many officers suffered
nervous proFirot'on following the tor.
rIhlo roar of tho artillery. and one
military attncho had 90 bo Invalilod
home for mo same reason Set the
artillery fire nt vafangow was far 'n.
for.or in intensity 90 that at Ilao
Ynng
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Brown proposition to allow iho birds
BE- d1 thc work MOST people would
nrelar tha Brown scheme
Colonel Drown ls naturalist who
believes ln the theory that "cvory
hlrl bns tr hua Tho English spar
ROSY o. tho ono exception. as o. kills
f.v insects and spends most Of be-
.ine frh.iue birds thn, TO- The quail
De- ihe great enemy OF me Hosslan
Gy that docs such great damnre In
'ho west to 'he wheat croD. but M.
efo8f OF ho'nr protected Cor Tho good
.a-.'c. fhcv roudor to the farmers
h.v Gro pronomiod Co furnish sp1r.
Loo % few city runners for a week or
two boo each year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
ALL ON FIRE.
An Albuquerque citizen Tells how
Relief Cam

~ FNuNNNNfHNN RttiANW NNlia NV
Relief Cam.
Ever have EczemaI
Have any itching SKIN diseasoY
itching almost drives you crazy.
You feel "all on nro"
Doan Jintmant brings quick re-.
lief
Cures Eczema, hching Piles,
And an itchlness OF the skin.
Mrs, A. h. waite. roomlnr house,
2O2 North SECOND street aaya;
There came 90 my notice some time
ago a case OF eczema or OF some die
ease OF TIE skin. which had resisted
all the efforts OF the party 10 STOP
puans Ointment was procured az the
Alvarado Pharmacy and a course Of
the treatment commenced. Il gave
positive relief after on application or
two and upon a continuation uf a for
some time the ahno ance ceased This
Information should be- OF untold value
90 residents OF Albuquerque who are
IN quest OF an article rpon which they
can depend % cure any itchinoas OF
the skin eruption thereon"
For sale BY ah dealers Price soc.
f3ater-Milbnrn co., Buffalo. NJ r..
sole agents for the United states.
Remember the namo-Doan u-and
take no substitute e12
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
REGISTRATION BOARDS
PROBATE CLERK SUMMERS SAYS
BOARDS WE'RE APPOINTED &C.
cOFD,NC TO LAW

This morning tho Journal contains
pn editorial headed "Thc Higher
law" alleged to bo Inspired bv sum
mor BurcEhort. a democrat which o.
pronounced by Probate Clork sum.
mors false Iu every respect ON the
subject of appointment of registration
boards for the scDorol election the
editorial ln the Morning Journal says,
"An inquiry ot tho office OF the
clerk of tho hoard elvos uT the in.
formation that the county commission
Frs have mot held "a meeting during
the last two weeks. etc."
Mr. Summers says thls paragraph.
iH not true Tho board OF
county commissioners held "a
meeting on the tst of september and
appointed tho registration boards OF
tho several precincts according 90
law.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Russians and Japanese marching
together without ans SHOW of hostility
ur probability of battle. Is one of
thD iu.F occurrences with Campbell
Brothers circus which exhibits at Al
hugu.GHl uH saturday Sept a.
These foreigners aru wcI aware
that here Del trouble between .hr two
nations Boo fact ta8 of the Russian
CufsaeHs wish .n huston to me assist
auro 0I tap White Csar. mt Camp.
be.I Ho.H.Hs can't #ea I and will not
release Thorn The Cossacks and the
Japs arc frequently eyn IookInF az
one another Zoo au uuluying sori of "a
way. hut they never know when the
other fellow .s JulkIus about them and
fho confusion of tongues at Babel yet
bas its advanced uEoB The Arabian
athletes poke fun ai hpir forpsn
hwlhaTs Nho arc at war. and the cir
Gus rompauys interpreter s kept busy
answering questions and explaining
thD war situation Doe Che far east. aa
The news of battles and conflicts come
through the newspapers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
Outdoor Cooking

We have had a book prepared by a
practical outdoor cook, which gives
many good suggestions and receipts for
cooking, building fires, care Of camp,
etc, and will prove Of interest and
hell in camping, cruising, hunting and
on the mine and ranch. We will mail
d copy, without charge, to any of our
patrons. Write for copy of "Mine
and Ranch" to
PRICE BAKING POWDER 90.
CHICAGO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
GNt I'M slRDs A CHANGE

Col Isaac W Brown mo B.rd and
the hno Man ai indiana says thaf
n Che people Of Now Jersey could cot
plenty ut the r.sht Kind of birds No.
help thpm the mosquitoes woulI
Honn Doe eaton up Swallows and pur
ole MARITIME he says. would rather
feed on mosquitoes than anything else.
Az between the Smith system OF dlr.
ginr bitches 20 drain thr marshes ana
ponrng coal uil ln tho pools. and tho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

ihle years competition an interest that
has NOT been oQualCd since the sport
was Introduced In America. This 10
toresi is due On part 10 the fact THAI
several forCignors are entered in the
tournament which rlvos possibility
o. lac amateur h0nors oi tho United
tnt.H being carried abroad in the
scac manner chat the American play.
or Walinr J TravIJ. went 90 ENGLAND
aet spring nud captured lho british
championship with such American
t.I.r.s DO Goo Hamr as Travis and
Nfs1n among th0 participants Do a
certain that the foroien participants
mt N .a.1l0 lhoy Hill be-
abb. to even ihc score by capturing
f.. .. present tournament
Today anI .au0-f0W arc given un to
the medal play rounds ON hulosl.
The match play rounds VIII bo con
tested Thursday and Friday and the
Hna UH saturday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Sew York. Sept ln addition to
the entries and officials there was "a
small army of golf enthusiasts about
the links of the Bulmsr1l Golf club.
40 summit N D. to-day ou the occa.
sion of me opening of tho amateur
championship tournament of the Uni
ted States Coli association Tho pres.
onra of so many unlookeu was evil
deuce of tho keen interest taken Goo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Ih, chief oud uI man. according to
ih" chronic Kicker. ls Dis feet
Butter o. not always a strong point
Do favor of % clearinghouse table.
The ball player finds that too many
hishHa'lH interfere with ny balls.
When an idea suddenly strikes
man it often catches him OF hls
guard
sono people wouldn't oven nav a
compliment without asking for re-.
rriut
Fho female hopper doesn't have io
Ho t1 Che exchange deck in order 10
CHANCE Der mind Philadelphia her.
ord
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
500 Hsward. 500

Tine readers az rhIs papor win Doe
0 aed 90 learn that There. is at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
l.Hu able to cure in aI Its stages. and
chat is Catarrh Halls Catarrh cure
is thD only positive cure now known
o. the medical fraternity Catarrh
being n constitutional disease. Pc
qu.ros constitutional treatment
HALLS Cotarh euro is takon Internal
Dr. noting directly upon tho blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. there.
bs destroying me foundation of the
disease and Swing The patient
strength hy building mp the cons'itu.
tIon and assisting nature 10 doing is
work Ihc proprotors have so much
fa'th Iu Dos curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 20 falls 90 euro Send Tor
.ist of testimonials Address D. J.
CHENEY a. Co. Toledo % Sold hy
leading druggists. 15c Take Halle
Family Pills for constipation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
BONES FOUND
uNcoVERs HUMAN SKELETON
At THE GRAND STAND ON FAIR
GROUNDS.

While eAcayuuug Go place braces
under mo Grand stand az tho fair
grounds yesterday workmon uncover.
ca a human skeleton The entire
framo was taken from tho earth plcco
hy piece and laid out just south of
tho grand stand l was the skclo.
ton of an adult. but whether an To-
dian native or white man. mono who
Wow &c could tcll although the specu
lntions made were many Some hint
ga that % might ho the lost clue to
a tragedy of che early days OF Old
Albuquerque. or might bo only the
bones of one of tho many criminals
executed In time gone hy nt the couu.
~ ial and buried ln tho valley near
hy However tho remains were tak
on in charge hy ihp proper nulhori.
ties and given a decent burial