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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
NOTICE

TO u. W webb Francis Il. Downs E5.
ta,es. Administrators anu Hoira and
Assigns Vt Game.
You and each OF YOU are hereby no.
timed that your coowners. @. l..
Brooks and W. g strickior. have ex.
pended two HUNDRED t200l dollars 10
labor and Improvements upon the Old
Timer Lode. situated In the Now piac.
crs Mining District. County OF Santa
Fc, Territory Of New Mexico $4,000
for eacn yea, as will appear by Ger.
tincates filed Nov. o. 1908. aud Nov.
~. 1904. In the ofilcc Of the Recorder
ot said county, In order 20 hold said
promises under the provisions OF soc.
lion 232i. Revised Statutes OF tho
United states, being the amounts ro.
CURED 10 hold the same for the years
ending Dec. 81. 1908. end Dec. a..
1904 And lf within ninety days after
this notice for publication you fail or
refuse 10 contribute your portion of
auch expenditure. your respective In.
tcrosts 10 said claim viii become tho
property OF the subscribers under said
section 282f.
W. 3. gTRlCKi.RR.
a. T.. BROOKS
Date OF nrat publication Jan. 81, 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
THE Hoel HOUSE
AT GRAND CANYON

A short distance from M Tovsr. the
Santa Fo'a new hotel "a Grand canyon, h
Hupi house Not competing hotel. hut
"a stone and adobe structure. gor All the
world Ike an Indian pueblo; and sn n
b.. 10 miniature ~ you over attended
the snake dance az Anaibi YOU may have
seen ON a side street the original Of this
picturesque building
Those quantity CARRIED Indians on the
houaotop han from Woipi. perhaps you
arr 80 fortunate las 90 see Ncrnpoyu. the
most noted pot maker In All iiopiland.
Here aro Hopi men, women ana chill
drcn. busy with their odd hRndicrafta
These gentle folk i've IN rooms little ana
low, IA hchta their amHll-atnturcd occu-
pants They are making pikl undinn
hrpad)i or twinlng the raven black hair
of tho girls la hig side Whoria or building
sacred altara or mendinH moccaHina-
doing hundred un-AmDrluau things
~ ia almost az goou as trip 90 the
provinces of Iugayan, the innd OF the
snake dance, ana mucn more comfortable
for there ia no desert 90 cross
Ia adlnccNt "hoganE are tall tncitnrn
Navaioa, smooth-fnced and Keen eyed
hedoulnH Ellie, of Ganado the mosl
famous blanket weaver % the Navuina
now makes her headquarters al IN,
brand Canyon.
a band u supias. wandered from tholi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
SOME ADDITIONAL fACIS
or II. TOYAR HOUSE


Ei Tnvar. tho rev hotel az Grand Cans
ynu " Arizona. opened the middle 81
january. ia already dninr a nnf business
between two and three hundred guests
can he accommodated there. On several
occasions The limit has been almost
reached
h looks nv though 100 would hs rec.
ord hreakel The Santa w. we're quite
well pleased with the total % u u1 Grand
Canyon visitors in ifli aa compared win
o. u.s. fuF the year previous They viii
uut oc satisfied with Ices than 1eH for
THE wear
rho reason Tor the expected iarre In.
GREASE D. easy Co HHH TIE best class ~
travel will 1nly 40 where the Motel "a
rllliiUH are hirh class % IHNar nnulf-
ably supplies tnis need
no begin with. On ruvnr q managed ~
Ar iiurvcy Anybudy who haa stopped
lt che Aifnrldn in Albuquerque ur who
Harvey furnishes in Santa ~ dinIlg rsrs
Nud dining fnuma. does not need t0 d.
iuIi what Harvey quality In
Then the hniri itself A. ao dclahtful
ifuHnine a hig country club house three
to foar stories hifh. huilf uf native u1ni
dcfe ANA uinF logs. cumhlnina tnr best
points nf Swiss chalet ana "a Norway
Villa. ail sct down in tho pine woods un
che rim uf titnnia rhHHm fuu feet
above the Hoa. From che Wide rnfchog
Nud roof nnfdruH one looks ACROSS fnirs
teen difEy miles 60 the opposite CANYON
wall. and strrirht down "a fun miic
the hundred bed rooms 81 40 r0par
ench have sunshine and an outlook 90 tho
canyon SUCH iusuriee onr Afiaonhl se
steam heat electric light spring water
and room Telephones ace generously uru-
tlltd. Merely thHi fnu may have pure
water tn drink W ia brought from a
mountain spring ln mlirs distant
sl rovRr wnH named for nnn Pedro de
ToVar. ono ~ corouadeH iirutenaufH ana
member ~ the little spanish army that
tnFerstn thia country in it0 if a
fad of the santa 30 and Nc linrrrg %
maine their nutHi railway station hotels
after che spaniardH of the Conquest.
FOR evamplt the Alvarado nt Ainuqurf-
uuel tht CaHtuncda. ar las Vegas and
the Cardcuaa. at Trinidad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

freight agent OF the Chicago. aurllns.
ion and quincy In Illinois and Iowa.
has had his Jurisdiction extended over
the entire Burlington system and will
report 70 q. N. Crosby, freight traffic
manager.
s. r. Park. master mechanic VI the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois has been
appointed acting superintendent OF
motive power with headquarters NJ
Danvllle, succeeding q. W. Smith.
who has resigned
=. g. Mathe ~ has been appointd
general auditor Of the Denver and
Rio Grando road.
W. n. Shirk has been appointed
commercial agent of the Missouri Pa
ciflc-lron Mountain. with headdunr-
ters nj Ssiina. G.. v. Warner has been
appointed commercial agent OF these
companies at Fort Scott Kansas. Both
appointments we're effective at once,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
WILL PAY HEAVIEST
LICENSE nv ARIZONA

Gambing O. 10 be- revived in Tue.
son. Arizona. on small scale a
newcomer. whose name could not be-
learned says me Post has made ap.
pnoaiion for a license 20 run o. game
on broadway back ~ the former
rambling resorts Ho viii install n
roulette wheel. pay the license OF
$3.50 per month and run the resort
without drinks of any kind Az there
o. no provision ID the ordinance
which can prevent him from running
the game, he may 20 on unmolestod
az LONG az he complies with the time
Limitations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

(Ffom Fridays Daily Citlzen.l
George N. baird VIZ Formerly 70
sided IN this city. died recently a.
his home In Mount sterling Ky.
Regular meeting Of Harmony Lodge
l. o. o. r., tonight Second degree
Come Out ana help.
G.. q. Il 'kcr, who represents the
Wyvth Hardware company OF ST.
Joseph, Mo, IS la the city on a bust.
ness trip
Mr. aad Mrs. S. Spite arrived last
might from Santa BE. u ~ Understood
that Mr.. Spitz expects 90 so into bust.
ncaa In this city in the near future.
A farewell reception vii be given
Mrs. W. y. Marsh lhis evening la che
parlora OF The Congregational church.
AN members and friends are invited.
Mrs. q. r. Hull, OF Denver. who has
been the guess 81 Ms II. r. Nelson
LOT 206 North Edith street. Che paHi
week, ieit this morning on her return
home
John y. Beuekeft, one OF the con.
ductorH ON the local street railway
line. was Joined in this city yesterday
by hts wife and child. who arrived
from Quincy. No.
A. j. Maloy. the grocer. bias added
two new wagons 10 his delivery out.
nt. They show up we'll on the street
and add much 90 the appearance OF
the delivery service.
Mlss Anna q. Arlington. Who has
been acting Ia the canacity Of clerk
at the Benham Indian trading store.
expects 10 leave tomorrow for her
home al Newport, Ky
Mr. and Mrs. @. e. Lobor. accom-.
panied by their daughter. Miss Louise.
and the Misses Clisg0ld and Boxer
len this afternoon for Coyote Springs,
whore they win aoiourn until Monday
Mrs. G. n. Whlicomh, wife Of a well
known engineer. Us here from San
Francisco. aud 10 the guest of Mrs. J.
u. Fonner. Mr. and Mrs WhitcOmh
resided Va this city about five or six
years ago.
Thomas Chick, proprietor Of the
Chick house at Rockford, H., was IN
the city Yesterday accompanied BY J.
IL Myers Of Chicago. Both gentlemen
are en- route % central Mexico where
they are Interested 10 mining propert.
les.
George Arnot, member and manager
% the local Wholesale grocery store
or Gross. Kelly a Co. viii 60 north
10 Las Vegas tomorrow morning and
thence 20 Trinidad. where his com.
pany will soon establish large
branch store He will return Monday
evening next
~. r. Murphy. special representa-.
tive Of sam Brothers. extensive tcp
Importers ~ San Francisco. IL In she
city. and A. being Introduced 20 Aibu.
querque people today by George Ar
not MANAGER N tno local Wholesale
grocery eatnhli8hh NJ Of Gross. Kelly
a co Mr MURPHY viii vislt the prin.
cipal cities ~ Colorado blf0re return.
INK % San Francisco
vi D. Fullerton, Newcastle. Pa b
IN the city on a vislf % mis- hFuthef
| w & Fullerton. pFOpf1etoE ~ the Altu
QumQuo Transfer company. AIr Full
/ lerton has come % Now MQNieO with
a view 20 loCaiing " "a equally a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

PROPOSALS FOR B8ET AND
MUTTON once chief oommissary,
beaver. Colo. March D, 1900. seized
pnqi~lyals for furnishing and deliver
Ing fresh beef and mutton on block
during year commencing Jply 4, 1898
viii be received hero and a. Offices ~
c0uuiaaaiies a. following posts until
N a. No., standard mountain time
April !. 1905. and then opened; Forts
Apache Grant. fluachuca, Whippte
BARRACKS. A. r., Ports Bayard and
Winute ~ N. Proposals. will be re-
celvcd and opened "a same firse fos
fresh beef aud mutton % b. delivered
az ihcso posts a. Temperature not
Hrcator tlan so degrees fahrenheit
lnf0ImaiiOn furnished. On application,
Envelopes containing proposals. should
be- marked Proposals for fresh beef
ana nation and addresses - under
signed or 90 Commisnary a. post %
~ suppllet n. ". WB3T
Major Ckiel com'y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
TO WHITE Up THE
sAEuAYAcAh DISTRICT

The chihuahua, Mexico. Enterprise
has the following 10 sEy 0f a former
resident 90 New MetioO.
Professor a. N. RaFE, now u ~
Paso. came in on Saturday, from tho
Sahuayucan country aud vas register
ga AZ the Palace hotel. Professor
BagE has been examining some min.
ing properties To the westward Of
Sahuayacan.
Professor baQg, until recently pro
fesaor Of mircr0l0Ry aad petrOgnpny
in the Now Mexico School of Mines
az SSrorrO u preparing an article on
the sahuayacan district for tho tinEi-
necring and Mining Journal and tho
same viii appear Ia isAl periodical Ia
April or May
"The Sahnayacan section "a one ~
the rich gold districts ~ sie Sierra
Madrea"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
ALooOoNss NOTES.


Special Correspondence.
Algodonos. March ie.-Tbo river at
this point b. steadily risiug but SLOWLY.
There has been mo- Wurk done up TO
yesterday 10 protect the property close
To the uFor. Yesterday morning our
cihCicnt representative uf tho board
ui river commissioners ordered cut all
hands toward the river To show how
bright be ia, he had four bosses br.
sides himself 90 aupcriuloud the work
VINO put IN their time sitting around
fire watching tho others al work.
such are The class OF men selected for
river commissioners. No wonder the
public does not want a. place money
la the hands % such men tO be oK-
pended by them. Intelligence Is re-,
qulred In the handling OF money even
II u IL for the public use. Work ON
The ditch Tor irrigation has not yet
been commenced here. Farmers hers
are about through with their wheat
planting and are getting their ground
ready for other crops. Alfalfa 10 grow.
INK very rapidly aud looks very prum.
laing for tho FIRST cutting which viii
como much earlier than usual this
year This shuwery weather causes
grass to grow very rapidly and stock
are doing splendid.
The good citizens Of this precinct
are getting IN line with other places
aud now have good strong mutual
protection apaociatlOn OF about two
thirds Of the people ut the precinct
and ike other places u la non political
and nonroilElous, neither being allow.
cd 10 be discussed az the meetings
Permanent officers viii be elected at
Tho next regular meeting and the asso
citation will start out in Furnishing
condition.
We were al much pleased % hear
OF tho rc.appolntment Of Hon w. w.
Clancy, our present honest able dis.
frlrf nfforuoV nj n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
SANTA "a ELKs
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

santa Pc Lodge No. tCO, %. y. o. r..
held lis annual election az the lodge
rooms and no following officers were
named for the ensuing year. .. G.
Watson. exalted ruler. n l.. King. %.
teoned leading knight r. H. Hanna.
esteemed loys knight, Dr. ID Knapp.
esteemed letturlnE knight, A. J. Fis'
cher, secrcta y; Charles Haspelmath.
treasurer: r. 8 Andrews. tyler; s. G
Catwrigh. trustee FOR three years
Thomas r. Gable. trisec for one year
A. /. Mo- rison. representative % the
Grand lodge; Dr J. a. Mass.e. alter.
nate. The uoNly elected officers will
he Installed at the regular meeting on
April i2 and the Installation will be
followed by a social session.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
Railroad Topics

cataract canyon nome. VIII offer YOU a
basket. or entreut You 20 iooit nt one of
their babies blinking IN the wooden cradle
on its mothers back
These three tribes belong 30 tho Grand
canyon region ana are a great attraction
Tor Canyon visitors.
from Fridays Daily Citizcn.)
nrakcmen Brown and Brewer Of the
irat district. who were caught tn the act
Of rUhbing car loaded with dry goodn
nt Wagon Mound, Saturday night. wnivco
examination before Justice Medina "a
that town and wore each placed under
~ uD bonds. IN default ~ which they
were committed 60 che ian "a Mora
A railroad engine ON the q. v. a q.
jumped the track and rolled down an uiu-
hankmout last Friday. Haya the Prescott
Courier Engineer liarklua was thrown
out OF the cab ana the engine rolled over
him. but his body sank into thc soft earth
aud he was practically unhurt ~ Va
stated that there has never been "a ia
tnlity or the Jerome road.
A bulletin has been issued by r. N.
Sears. trninmaater ~ The SAINT fo rail'
way permitting engineers ON the line east
~ Kansas city Co run their trains "a
maximum speed ~ "a mile minute.
only occasionally nre trains hurried across
country ut this speed. Tho Santa Fo has
number Of the Atlantic type iocomo-
tiNen. which are said 90 boz caple Of doin,
eighty i've miles an hour without strain
ing
George " Nalicry, rcncrni manager
OF the Colorado Midland railroad h u
hrru az santa nhrhnrn. cal Tor his
daring uFtue OF a giri from drowning.
The voung w0man was n long distance
from ihe beach nnH had become cntanElrd
in thick keip when SIR Nallcry started
60 suVe her After rcachluE her he be-
gan furioualy 90 try 90 tear away She
kcip when others arrived ana aided him
Tho Young woman was finally taken to
40 her savior
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
LEGAL NOTICE
In the District Of the County ~ Bor.
nallllO. Territory Of New
MeKico.
,lonzo D. McNnlen. plaintiff

Alonzo .. McMillen. plalutn,
W..
Franz Hunlng, Itllas 3. stOvcr Emmn
H. ilazeldlne. Lucy q lia2eldlne,
Mary Hazeidino, and an unknown
claimants OF interests In tho prem
iaos hereinafter described adverse
20 the plaintiff defendants.
No. G7f3
The above named DESCENDANTS are
hereby notified ihgt The above namud
plaintiff has commenced his ar ion
aeainsi tine above named defendants
in the above named cause and court
alleging among other things that be o.
fh9 owner IN foc and in pnaFoaHl0n of
fhe following real estate situate in
rho county of ncrnalill0 Terri Dry az
NeW Mexico, io-Wu
frn three fal. four ti1 and Eve
.il. 10 Block A. ~ the Atlantic and
pao'1c additions to tnc city of Albu-
querque. a. the same are known and
DESIGNATED un the plat ihcrcsf made
hy OTTO Uiockmnn ami hled in the Oi.
Zee ~ che Probate CLERK and "a on
cio recorder Of Bcruailiio county on
che 2fth day ~ April, l6ss, and that
the defendants and each ~ thtm make
s0me tlaim in 0r 90 tac real estate
above described adverse % the estate
% plainii ~ and that The general object
% said action As To- establish plaintiffs
title go said premises afhinsi che al
verse claims ~ said defendantg, and
that said defendants hc barred ana
forever estopped from having or claim.
Ing any sight or title Ia % t0 said
premises adverse 10 the plaintiff and
that plaintiffs fltle thereto be- forever
Quieled and set az rest.
Plaintiffs attorney "a Herbert y.
Reynolds, whose poaiofilce address a.
Albuquerque. New Mexico and 10.
PENDANTS are notified that unless they
appear On said canae on or before the
i7th day ~ April, 1905 judgment viii
BE- rendered "a Aald cause against them
and each ~ them BY default.
WA. u. DAME.
Clerk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

w A. Tuley, general passenger
agent 0f she 81. Louis, San Francisco
and Texas and the Fort Worth and
Rio Grande. with headquarters al Fort
Worth, has resigned owing 10 IA
health.
Conrad n. apens. assistant general
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Col Il. ~ Twiichell. assistant couu.
banquet to be- given to Gardiner Hath.
rug. the new Santa 10 general sole.
itor.
The laiior part Of last week Mrs
Halle Miller ana John Hughes went
over "a Ration from Trinidad end were
quietly married. none bur their init
mate friends knowing their Intention
Tee f-onw ls q well known Santa Fe
cnginoer and he and his vine will
make their home en- Trinidad.
Under tho heading Fourteen
years ago IN ~ PdHo.' Ia the Herald
of that city appears the following item
of ancient news Harry Brown VINO
has been ln charge OF the bridges and
buildings department of the Santa 10
resigns after spending eleven years
with the road. lie Is succeeded by NJ.
r. Williams"
William p. Clark who for the past
months mas been an emplOyo az rcpuh.
lican territorial headquarters a santa
Ne, and who did good service during
the last campaign has accepted a pc.
sitiOn with the railroad company and
will leave In a day OF two for Alamo
gordo to assume the duties o. The posi-.
ton 10 which he has beon appointed.
u was stated here this morning on
reasonably good authority that large
force of the l.antry Sharp cOmpany's
men, with grading utensils, which had
been employed ON the China Basin
work az san Francisco. and were
shipped from there for the santa Fe
cut OF, have been stopped ia Arizona
60 repair washouts caused by the ~.
cent heavy rains II this Is true, work
ON the cut on will be resumed Just as
soon as these waHhouts are repaired.
Trains Nos. Z and s Of "Wednesday
night were delayed here until . O'Clock
Thursday morning by the derailment
OF an engine near Algodonca. This
morning train No. was delayed again
by a draw bar pulling out Of refrlEor-
ator car loaded with citrus fruit dos
tincd for che east, aud did not leave
until after TIE departure OF train No
10, Train No. did not arrive today
until afternoon rrainmon say that
slow running orders are responsible
Tor the lateness of trains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
WAIVED AT las CRUCES
Man Who ls Charged Win Having
Run Down and Killed Woman
In Parade.

During the labor Day parade In las
Cruces In 1901, a hOfHcmah ran over
and killed an old woman. After the
act was committed the man ran away
and has since been n fugitive from Jus
tlco. saturday liiafis Rand was ar
rested at El Paao ON Information from
shcrin Jose r. Lucero, Of bona Ana
county, who claims that Rand h the
man who committed thg aci sheriff
lncero went 10 ~ Paso. ON Monday 20
get bis man but Rand refused 10 leave
Texas without rcqulsiti0n papera. Tho
Hherin Is taking the necessary steps
20 get authority 90 take the prisoner 20
bona Ana county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

70 "a estimated that Chicago east.
bound railroads are short 10000 cars
.oi their equipments IN Chicago alone
and more than three times that mum.
Der are absolutely needed over the
above daily available supply on the
combined big systems operating be.
twoen that city and the Atlantic sea.
board
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Forrest Supervisor stewart Of Pres.
colt, received a message from the orc
mine that Furca Ranger Frank G. W.
POOlcr hal met with n painful accl.
dent at that point Nj pooler was IN
the act of mounting his horse when
hts heavy ovorccat caught ON the horn
81 the saddle. the horse buckod. threw
Pooler, and broke his right arm az he
wrist.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

According ~ che Williams Livery
stable law passed by 1he thiry'sixih
Coz ciuur ul0ru. oFoTy Keeper ~ a llg
cry stable ID required 90 post CODY
Oi tho law in 4 connplcuoua place ln
bis stable. Toe law is for thq prHcc.
ton OF llrefy stable keepers ssaiust
dead hs,Nfs and perNOna who damage
any vehicle o. lnlnrp any nnlmal hired
irOla a livery stable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Some Of the employees at the RIOS.
well depot think they have a good
Joke on Judge w W. Gattwcod. whom
they now consider n buffer" The
Judge LEFT a iug n the depot for a
short time. fore ssfo keeping and on
the outside was a big label Green
River Whiakey" Some ~ the boys
could not resist and Investigated. q
was found that the iug contained but
tormilk Perhaps the Joke was ON
the boys.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
new, on The santA Fs.

The Denver ONCE Of the Santa Ne sys-
tenn has Just received exhaustive tnhlef
showing tho value OF chemically treated
ties upon an lts lines These tables wcra
prepared hy " q. Faulkner. manager oi
tho tic ana timber department and ahoe
!n uctnn the number OF tioa laid and re-
moved east nf Albuquerque.
rhcae records ro hack % 1850 when
the new tioH were nfHt used. ln that year
iii lN treated Ties were used huflnR
the years 1885 Co 1891. Inclusive. from
if' 0tu Goo gf.eo ties were used. and since
ls9. moro than ie0e0 have been laid
each year
in an i0go.0g treated tics have been
nid. including last year. A. the lifo Of
the urtrgntCd lto a. only four years the
uftect ed the treatment cannot be- doubted
ut the treated tier laid since lS9D Ed
per cent are atiil in use
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Grcgorio RaeL Of santa re. received
"a Telegram from Frank Rodriguez. of
Flagalnn Arizona an uncle OF Mrs
Rael. announcing the death Of Antonio
Rodriguez cot thai town lie died after
a short illuce1 lie was e hrOther-in.
law OF Gregorio Rael and formerly
lived in Socorro, where he was we'll
known. He was unmarried and 90
years Of age.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

There a a strongh ~ quiet oadur.
anea as significant " courage a. the
most daring feats Of proves Tuck.
orman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
ELYla CREAM Balm
This Remedy IL a Specific,
sure 90 Give Satisfaction.
CtvHa nRllaR Az oaon

u cloanaes, soothos, hoals, and prolecia The
diseased membrana. II cures Cataffh and
drives away a Cold Ia the Head quickly.
Restores tho Senses Of Taste aud smalL
Easy 10 use. Contains no injurious drugs.
Applied into tho noatrils and absorbed.
Large Size, 90 oenta az Druggists o. ~
mali Trial Sizo, 10 cents " mail
CIV BROTHERS, SO wana st., Nos YoFlL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

a. the ground, For n couple % days after
me accident both suffered Intensely from
their injuries. but The citizen h pleased
to announce that they are reported mend
ma nicely. iu fact. Mr. Matthews b. up
attcudlnr 90 hts dairy duties ana Mrs
Matthews BE- around at her household
work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

W. 8. gTRlCKLER.
q. l.. BROOKS
Date OF hrsi publication Jan 2l. 1905