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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-16
Rebellion at an End

WASHINGTON, Arg. ia refort
10 the navy department from Com fn7ef
Underwood a+ Tvt"tlla announces that
the naiive CHIEFS o. 80 i-lard If Man"a
have acl0owledged the -overe'snity Of
the United states.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-16
CareIessness the Cause.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Elevator
in a building at 270 Mercer street with
seven persons fell this afternoon. Will
liam Booker and another man were
killed and others injured. The con-
ductor has been arrested.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-16
NEWSBOYS AT THE FAIR
Many Delegations From Different
States Given Good Time

Especial Telegram to Evening Teiler'
GSTI,OIrIS. Mo-. Aug 16.--This was
was Newsboys' day at the fair ana one
of the noisiest and liveliest days yet
seen at the exposition. Delegations OF
newsboys many of them accompanied
bv newsboys' bands. were on hand from
Toledo. Pittsburg Minneapolis. lndian-
anol;s and other cities This afternoon
exercises were held in festival hall, the
speakers including President Francis Oh
the exposition and John f. Gunckei'
president of the Toledo neWsboys assoc
citation.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-16
MANY Survivors are Wounded.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-The State
department has received telegram
from the consul Nagaski stating that
six hundred survivors of the Russian
cruiser Rurik have landed at Sazbo,
hundred are wounded.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-16
Claimed Nome in Seattle.

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-The girl who
Jumped into the river Yesterday and
was drowned has been identified as
Margaret Fagin, of Seattle. She had
no employment, and walked the streets
for several months.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-16
Dry Ranches
For Lease

40. ..v. q number Of dry
..,eh,, adjoining vinsIand tor
.,.h W. have no present w.,
-. w. now offer 70 Isase for .
..,r Of five years. Some Of the
.,.... have no buildings. Parties
LEASING must keep the fences up
and in good condition. and e"'t''
.... N. land thoroughly to prevent
....d. going to seed and spreading
aver tn. adjoining lands.
Max. application by letter only
..,,ino references. The lands will
=. leased either for cash RENTAL Or
On shares.
, rw,sroN WATER 4 POWER co
CIarkston, Washington.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-16

~ vou love yo,rr wife get her the Co.
colalla Ice and she will love YOU Lew
js,un Fuel & Ice Co. Phone 1851.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
ire MANLY ACT

An Aibuauorquo Citizen speaks FOR
enc Benent o. He Fellow Citizens.
A plain straightforward statement
A grateful acknowledgment " hoip
TsuinE a personal experience
Making b public 'or tho public Eo0t
lta a manly act
"a manly because h helps oilers
so many people have been mislei.
30 many elaine made t1at were uut
true.
An Albuquerque man speaks here
spoaks la tho interest ~ humaa.
ity.
Removes tho stumbling bioek %
doubt
No better proof can be- had
j. A Skinner, dealer in staple aud
fancy groceries 2lG West Hailroad
avenue. says when a man made
from observation and experience thal
an article eHtohsigely advertised doea
not DO a. % promises O b. bic duty n
prevent bis fellow mon from equau'
dorlnE probably hard earned wealth
Ga ita purchase. u Be- JUST az much
the duty q a oltlEou 20 cell bis frionds
and acquaintance about articles up'
on which they can absolutely depend
Some time ago there came 20 my va,
tico a case 81 q child whose control
over the kiduoy socroli0ns vac l.mlt
"a. Tho parents procured Dor o. poan
kidney PILE a. the Aluado phaI
macy. ana che treatment according
90 directions Cor children, was CON
manceI lu addition 90 tho limited
control there was considerable back
ache. mo complications fully proving
that 90 some way che kidneys we're
either weakened or over excited. Tho
treatment % noanu kidney Pills so
strengthened. washed ana padnod che
Kidneys that tho annoyance ceased
For sale by aa druggists Price 60
cents. Fostor,Mliburn Co. nuHalo.
NJ ~ sole eEontt for the Unnoi
atatoa
Remember tho name Doana AMI
lake 10 substitute 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
At ElKS THEATRE
Vest day Afternoon Impressive hsn-
OIal Exercises We're Held By
Knights q Columbus,
llsst CROWD PRESENT

lu spite % tho vludy weather
large crowd Witnessed che KnlEhls ~
Columbus so through their beautiful
and impressive memorial ritual yoator-
day afternoon iu tho Elka opera houae.
The success OF this. the arat me
mortal service. Of the knights % Go
ulmUus was due DO the fine musical 81.
loCtloua which volo b0 ably rendered
Mrs. r. j shin.ck. assisted BY Mr.
o. r. uiioon bad charge of thls part
of the program and deserves muea
credit f0r the able manner ln which
Tho different numbers wcro SUNG
Tho pretty stage of tho handsome
new thcntcr wa appropriately coo and
ln the center tho knights OF Columbus
Haluiation table holding tho cross and
palms and the draped charter 90 ne
local council The officers % the com.
go occupied roais ON che stage
Mrs a. F Gideon aud Mr. Tolan ron.
iorod several appropriate numbers on
tho piano and violin before the usyv-
icoa bornn
Tho opening number. Come w.
Disconroiuto." was most beautifully
rendered ns mixed quartet composed
" Mr o. ahiniCk. Mrg E N Otoro
ln8 Sc Smith and HuilafI
Mr sbnlcko soprano solo ani
N.s um,, iiourbtonu contulto soto
were listened to ullb rapture These
.1.H w,IU rendered with much marx
yi caro- and woro a0 beautiful and me
Iu'.1us Hr t1 cause much comment
Tho male quartet composed %
MDaam Smith, To'hn. Bul.arl and
Maynard. showed that tboy wore VOL
qualified to render the beautiful words
of IAN Through the Night"
o. " Marion. territorial deputy OF
New Mo1iCo. delivered me ouloRy. ho
paid a grand tribute 90 tho memories
~ the two departed brothers. Ricardo
" Armlio and Hon Mariana 3 Oiero.
IT'S eloquent address brought forth
tears from many OF the close friends
% the deceased.
Rev Fpthor Mandalaria address
was eloquent ant impressive Tie toli
IN an able way how death made broth
ers % us an
Tho closing number was the "venl
Creator" By tho Immaculate Coneep.
ton quartet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
THE SECOND ALARM.

And u Came From North Third Street
Horse Burned 20 Death.
The city nre department had just
returned TO their quarters last night
from the nro az the Santa Pc shops
and had loaded ten lengths Of dry
hose on the wagon. when q sec0ad
alarm was turned ln. announcing a
nre in some 0utbuIldugn IN the rear
of the Mort a Co.'s store on Nor.h
Third street and owned By r. Mort
The property was damaged 30 The ex.
tent Of 800 and a horse owned hy
George Brooks. who operates trans
for wagon, was harmed The poor
horse had broken hls 10 rope. but
could not escape the dreadful death
that awaited him on account OF the
barn door being closed A dozen
chickens we're rescued BY an employe
AZ the y Mort a Co store. The orr.
sin OF the Ore was not svldsnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
JUDGE CRUNPACKER
Some Of the Facts Leading
Up to tits Death at La
Porte, Ind.
LARGELY ATTENDED FUNERAL

The CltiEen has just received cop
ICES Of The la Porte, Ind, Daily Her
lld. March 10 and ~, contaiuinE &C.
counts OF the death and funeral 90
judge . w Crumpackor
1ho Ia r,-te Daily herald March
.. sage
1ho announcement this afternoon
~ the death OF judge Vs. Crum
packer. which occurred Of noon. after
ln illness of less than "a week. came
ls a distinct shock 90 enc irCuua OF
the w0l known iuriHt FOR though %
was known THAI be was seriously 900
with typhoid fovor his brave struggle
against death I1st year and me- tri.
umphanl Victory gave Thorn hope that
he would again assert bis mastery.
but hr proved unequal Co tHo tack and
me end came. while loving wife and
devoted children acre az hia bedside.
The wife. who through the illness
was always w.ih him. ready 30 mini.
sto- Co hIs wants and Co anticipate
.H'N WN'H# INV NN'N N.'""NN ANNN ~
the blow Two weeks agl Judge and
Mrs Crumpackcr planned on maklng
o trip % New Mexico 70 visit ola
friends and view former scenes, and
the day tor the departure was set. be,
a slight Illness attacked the Judge.
and the trip was postponed for a
couple % days Three days ago ~
phoid fever developed and the conatl.
iution proved too feeble 10 cast on
the disease TeloFrama conveying
the sad Intelligence were this afier
noon dispatched 90 relativer and
friends but as yet no arrangements
for the funeral have been made
Here follows a lengthy blomnphic.
81 sketch OF the life OF tno deceased,
and which. tor lack OF space. ne
Citizen has 10 omltl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
FINE CONCERT COMPANY
APPEARANCE or N,asRs. GAM.
BlE AND sHoNEKT, AND MISS
WEeB AT ElKs' THEATRE LAST
MONT

the Gamble Concert company. un.
Ter tho auspices of tho School OF
I18'c of thc Sow Mexico university.
appeared at the Elts opera house
IHat uisht. and while the artists ala
not rccolfo the generous and appro-
rlau,o applause that they deserved,
thoy nevertheless gave "a graud mu
steal entertainment.
Each member exhibited every quail
lty that goes 20 make ,hom excel 90
their respective lines Mr. Gamble a.
basso. Edwin shonort az pianist. and
Miss Bertha webb a. vlolIniat, and
% % a pity that the music loving pea.
pie of the city ala not take advan.
taso OF their visit here and nll Ov
cry scat 10 the new thoat- A. n
was. although aitends iy no iarE
est crowd on Ine tour in NeF Me.'oG.
stu a large number of teata we're
unoccupIod, and singing 10 empty
seats. especially In tho case OF Mr..
Gamble who has appeared hefore
somo % the largest audiences w the
country r. not pleasant OR cncoursg
Ing
Every piece on tho program how
ever was exquisltoly rendered, and
tho lituo lady. Miss Webb. truly Won
tho hearts OF her listeners BY the
skilled manner IN which she mahi
pulated the violin
Tho company by special arrange
mont. remains ia tno city. anu vii
appear A. tho school Of Music hsu
IN the Public Library building TO
night PROT hertzog announced thi.
/ fact A. last nights recital ana stat
Of that the price OF admission fol
tonight would 0e my cents with
children under fifteen twontyhv'
cents A new program viii BE- ren
dorod tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

The Ia Porte Daily Herald. March
n. says
An that was morta, OF Judge iona
than " Jrumpaokor was today con.
signed 10 lts last resting place, amid
services that were impressive and
showed full we'll he grief OF those
who knew and loved him Tor nis open
heauedness. his public spirit and bis
true DonovOloace ana generosity Rel
atiy,s and friends this morning gath.
cred around tho bier and paid the
last respects. AZ he lay IN the cagket.
his face and attitude mace az natural
ny the omhalmer as though he we're
alive. d was hhr 90 believe that no
more would tno genial Judge be
among them The members OF the
Ia Porte county bar were present %
a body while delegations OF the Elks
and othor orders 90 wuich the deceaa.
ed belonged were present and added
mute testimony 10 he feeling OF sad.
ness Almost buried Iu a wealth 0i
flowers was the caskot, for relatives
and friends near aud Far and the va
rIous organizations of which tAe do
parted one mad aeon a member had
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
DISTRICT COURT
Docket Called This Morning
and Number Of Cases Set
for Trial.
OFFICERS OF GRAND JURlES

Tho district court convened at $3.50
this morning and a general call OF tho
docket was had All cases on which
iurlos we're waived and 10 which tho
attorneys we're ready, were SET for
trial or hearing on motion a. iol.
lows
6363-Chaycs W.. Albofs. March 2s.
5Z9s Strong w. Eakln.. march 90.
5ti7-Iiolwog W. Blodsoc March
90.
b5go-Estate % Z Aurella Harola.
March 28
5s25- sanchoH W Sanchez admins.
traitor. March So
595i--llfold Bros. We. Y. l.. DO RacJ
March 30.
62O2-ChaplIn vs. Richer. March "a
S23S-Vivlaua vs. I.opes. March 81.
C2tg- Baoa W. Baird Mining Co, Ap
ril 1.
6259-Torrltory W. A. Rarola ct a..
March a8.
62S6-Poarco Va. Cooperative Build.
ing and Loan Association. March 3d.
Montoya W. Lucero March
81.
G356-Brewory Company W. nadsr.
acco March "a
6S75-Bauk Of Commerce w. Min.
lng Co. March %.
6f0O--Chaycs W.. Torlinh, March a.
bt05-Heller Vs. Borden. April l.
6i2s-Romero Estate w. Martinez
March a.
6iai-Moorc, Assignee. VI sanchcr.
April /.
6iS2- Montoya va Espnosa. April o.
Ci75-Alexandgr w. Cleland March
rs.
6Asl-Dobson vs Henry. March 90
On the United states side OF the
court the grand Jury returned several
true bills.
In tho case of the Caledonia Coal
company against the railroad compa
ny and the Crescent Coal company. ~
loFing unlawful combination IN re-
stralut Of trade. the defendants have
raised a technical objection 70 the
service Of procefs and hearing was AZ
"a FOR Monday next
Defendants we're arralgned 90 f0l
lows on the United States sido OF IN,
court Joe Hart and j. p King. n
dicted Tor breaking seal on bonde'
car, defendants plead not guilty
Yesterday the United States an.
territorial grand iuries were empanel
"a and officers appointed.
For the territorial grand jury slmol
stern ls foreman; seferiuo .rolloti
secretary; Ambrosio Armlio crier
Mike ODonuell. baillf
For tho United States grand iur
Henry Brockmoior e foreman; j. II
Smith. crler Juan salahr y OterC
haliin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
CITY COUNCIL

Important Regular Session Held az
City Hail.
The city council az lts meeting last
nigbt showed disposition 20 allow
ne Albuquerque Traction company o
vide latitude IN the building Of tho
Albuquerque Electric street railway.
Mr. Greer. president OF the Abb
userQuo Traction company. supported
by Attorney T N. Wllkeraon and En-
glnoor Chadbourno. was present, and
made o few requests Of the city which
rslucsta were readily granted. Tie
requested that che city establish tho
Frad on tho streets. where the road
IFS 90 be- built and the city engineer
Wa ordered tJ DO 80 the cost NOT
to be- considered Mr. Greer also re-.
Quested that the Traction company
be allowed 10 place the trolley line
I,elos az tho outer curbing on the side
aalks. and this was also granted Ho
said that work on tho new railroad
would begin the first OF Aprn, and Ga
he building would be pushed 20 eom
plel.on with AN haste. he wished "a
have the grade established right away
aud all la readiness go that there
uould be- 20 unnecessary delay Ht
also informed the council that. as the
road would be laid 20 grade. "a the Low
places the rails would stand so high
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
REMAINS WILL BE
SENT TO ILLINOIS

John Better who died a. the city
building Saturday night. was the son
of Frank Better. a VOL TO DO Polish
farmer OF Ashley county. 49, and
from late developments q ap.
pears that his piuful condl
zion at the time Of hls death
was due 10 bis Ignorance Of tho world
u Do evident that Better expected
money from home several weeks be-
for8 bits death, as ho stated 20 a
physician Who attended him a time or
two aud wanted 10 take him 10 me
sanItar.um. that ho would 50 az soon
AS hiB money came undertaEor Bor-
dors who received bic body. says that
boz has a brother living eighteen miles
from Belters home end that De hiss
been there many times Random q
a settlement Ca frugal Polish Ear.
mers
The remains Will be- shipped 90
Illinois FOR iuterment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

sen coral tokens that atm further e.
tested the brothorly feeling and the
sense OF loss which the death nas oc.
caHioned Or Nouhcn Hainea Hart.
ley. pastor ct tho first Presbyterian
church OF which udee Crumpacker
had been az attendant since nia re-.
turn TO la Porte from New MeHico,
onclatod. re read a chapter OF the
Scriptures which was proceed BY the
selection zone Jay Nearer Home.
an ollowod by Nearer Ny GOD 10
Thee" beautifully rendered by hru.
A. 5ommornold and Miss helen
Poole. after which be spoke OF the
qualities 0f the deceased which made
him loved by his friends Inc broth.
crIy feeling ana warmhoartodncsa
which One departed one mad Tor al
mankind was ouioritod. and the
speaker mentioned The fact that he
had been formed 10 a mould % large
proportions physically. mentally and
'rmpormontal'y Dr. Hartley spoke
0f .he brilliant mind Of the deceased.
1f what be- had accomplished ln nio.
.It recognition which be bod received
a. ha bands ~ me muliclraHty. ne
Hii. and the nation and how during
'ba .Hat year Of hlp ,lio. since bic 90.
.osHry from the serious illness Oh a
wear ago. he mad really and truly nad
h1t coutentmtnt and hai oxporienc.
a u,ai iov of true home felicity
vhich "a not accorded to all men. 70
r1s a talk which Impressed ail who
hear o. inc services closed by the
condition Of Under HE wlurs" by
Mrs sommcrhald and Wlaa Poole
Tho pallbearers we're Judge D. q.
Richter Mayor Iomuol barrow and
Attorneys ellsworth " Weir. Mel.
vln E Loll,or. Andrew . Hickey and
Frank ~ Osborn After inc services
~ tho reEience. the relatives accom-.
0aulos the remains 90 Woatvllle.
where tho lntermtnt took place in
tba family lot not Or from tho place
whore nearly NIFTY years AGO the io.
."aarI nrat cav the ueh, OF day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
Pneumonia
Unless Cured quickly
will result fatally.

THE most robust succumb az quickly
a. tho weak and delicate, Cor they require
Joss aa much hir, n not more, 70 purity The
blood. PHEUNoEIA makes Il imposaiblo
iof ar 10 freely enter she lungs. Buoh q
sondltion must be quickly relieved.
When the lungs are inhamod, haruh
sEpoctoranis make the trouble worse, and
aairingonia cause great trouble BY dying
Up she socroiloaA Mo1tcough medicines
contain such ingredients and thatla chiefly
Why they cannot be used IN PAEuMoarA,
another roason 10 that they nearly al
contain opium which q extremely danger.
oua when tho syslom has been proatraiod
By such depressing disease aa PHHUnoHIA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
COMPANY G
ALL RIGHT NOW

a fairly well attended meeting %
people Interested in the recruiting and
building up OF company q, national
guard OF New Mexico was held over
Zolgers Cafe last uIght. ana tho com.
mittoo OF business and professional
men appointed 90 promote interest ro.
ported much progress Tho company
headquarters viii ho saved for Al0u.
quorquo and the guard win have good
quarters and gymnaalum. Several
new recruits were taken ID and pros
porous aspect is growing goneT.
ally over the once torpid Organization
The company will hold a business
meeting ~ Park hall tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

nothing toward making a money pro.
vision for the dyke. as their hands
were tied hy the Batoman law. or tho
commissioners said thoy had been 60
advised by District Attorney Clancy
Attorney r. g. Wilkerson address.
ed the council on the dyke situation
and cxpounded clearly the menace ot
The situation 20 the welfare and bust.
ness interests NJ the city.
The council was on the verge OF ac.
copting the proposition OF the Santa
Fo IN which the company agrees %
DO an the work and stand on0thirl
the cost. when Alderman McMillon
suggested that tho city ought not en-.
ter into any contract blind and
thought that the council should have
the dyke business Investigated by tho
city engineer and his report on Il be.
fore doing anything definite regard.
Ing a. u might cost more than a..
100. the estimate made by the Santa
Sc road and n might cost a great deal
less AFTER some little discussion the
council ordered en- Investigation made
by the city engineer
John y McManus was appointed on
the board OF registration 10 the Fourth
aWrd 20 succeed David strachan. de.
ceased
o. ~ Marion. attorney is at Santa
~. EaauHum.m
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
FROM LAST TO FIRST

People used to take plain
cod liver oil for coughs, colds,
throat and lung troubles after
other remedies had failed.
SCOTS Emulsion is the
modern idea Of cod liver oil
the first instead Of the last
resort when such ailments
appear.
The taste Of the oil is not
apparent and the oil itself is
partly digested 80 makes it
easy for the stomach. SCOTS
Emulsion is a quick, reliable
help at all ages.
wen ssnt you sanpls irs5 gron r'gus'i
sCorr q BOWIE. toa Pearl street. Nss Yoss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

a cold. dsrD SEATED oh the lungs
causing pneumonia, De- that of Mrs
Gertrude b Fenner, Marion. mo, VINO
was entirely cured by TIE uso 0f one
Minute Cough Cure She says 7rhe
coughing and stralning 40 WoaEonod
mo thal / ran down n weight rom
lfs % ~ pounds I cried q number
of remedies % no avail until / used
one Minute Cough cure. our BOZ.
Ties OF this wonderful remedy cured
mo ontI-oly OF the cough. strength.
enod my lungs and restored me 90 nay
normal vel nt. health hud strength. DO
sold by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

Mr5 81 A Blttner uho was called
t1 Palo Alto, Cal. on account % the
slekensa % her son, Harvey BittnoF.
has returned 90 the city Harvey was
attending the stanford university. but
had 90 give up hia studies on account
Of Illness he 10 az present a. Los
Angeles. but viii return 20 the cry 10
a few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
"A Never plssppointn.

D. 90 Winama, proprietor Of the
Hamilton Drug TO-, hamilton, Iowa,
Gays Chamberlains Cone, Cholofa aad
DiaFrhOea Kennedy % practically the
oaly remedy he sells Tor cramps, diar-
rhoea ana collie, Tor tae plain reason
taat Il never d. lpointa For aoie BY
an druEgigta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

The land appraisers 90 the case of
thg proposed now BafOlas ditch have
reported their findings 20 t-e court.
and the property found to be- entirely
TOO nigh. Tho matter viii again ~
iak1n 90 hand ~ me pfutai6 oUgft
next Monday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

The Bonalnlo and saudoyal ooun.
~ dele htcs 20 the territorial ropub.
lltan convention. at Las Vegas. with
the exception ot few. returned 10
me city o. a special train carly sun.
day morning Those who Gld not take
passage on the special train returned
70 the city on the regular train last
night. AVID among the latter were g
D. Aeyors John / single. william
Mcintosh and Thomas Hughes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

A Hamilton connected Win tho
fuel department Of the Santa he road
VITA headquarters at Denver O. 90
the city today. consulting Win local
coal magnates
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

M stevens lot Monday nisht for
Lincoln county, whore he will inatl'
tuto several lodges oi odd Fellows
r ~ Clements. who had charge or
tho william Farr sheep ranch IN the
NardalenA mountains. "a al home. and
will emain with bis family Tor q
wook or ten days Deforc returning 20
the rahEs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
FOL EY'S
HONEY AND TAR

Contains no harsh oxpeotorania, aSifia
gents o. opium. u aoothoa, heals and
strengthens and has been used success.
fully b. prominent physicians "a sewers
sasos oi pHEUnoHtA
Tou can rely upon e IN even she most
desperate cases. II hss long been q
houlah0ld fayorito Tor
an Throat and Lung Troubles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

Buraock blood Bittors gives a man
a oioar head. an active brain, a strong
vigorous body makes him ~ for the
battle ~ ne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

ia grippe coughs yieia quieHiy 70
the wonderful curative qualities q
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

A Frank and family returned TO
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pleasant visit 10 ne city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

o. a. Marion. attorney is at Santa
10 on business