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IF NOT, WHY NOT.

Gentleman From Missouri Wants &c
Be Shown.
washington, Feb. 24.-Representa-
tive vandiver Of Missouri introduced
the following resolution in the house
today:
Resolved. That the attorney gen.
eraI inform the house whether any
proceedings have been instituted
against the Armor plate trust, and II
not. why not? and further,
Resolved, That the attorney general
inform the house what steps are to be
taken to determine whether the Armoi
plate trust should not be prosecuted
for a violation of the anti trust law
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-25
ANOTHER FEUo MURDER.
Tennyson Wright Shot and Killed by
Neiahbor Rancher.

Greenville, Feb. 20. - Tennyson
Wright, a rancher living near here. was
shot and killed today by z. A. White
also a rancher. The killing was the
result of quarrel Of long standing
over the ownership Of some land. Ar
ter committing the murder, White
took his own life.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-25

necessity while the e6tug altering
this store while the hammer and make dust fly
wonderful bargains that the Big
Stores Alteration Sale is Guiding Star for and child
that the valuation Of
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-25
KIDNEY sTEws.

Discussion Results in One Man Being
Killed.
New York, Feb. 24.-William Nc.
Gee, an ex-soldier and former resident
Of Texas, who claims to be the only
member Of Clusters force to escape the
massacre of the command on the Lit
tie Big Horn, has been placed on trial
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-25

here on the charge OF killing Frank
Mitchell last December.
McGee boarded with the Mitchells
and the men quarreled over the prop
er method of concocting kidney stew
Mitchell was stabbed with a kitchen
knife and MeGee surrendered TO the
police.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
AN INTERESTING DIVORCE
CASE AT CARLSBAD

The Quietude OF the Sabbath was
broken this week by the receipt OF
an order from his honor, Judge Pope
appointing NJ. s. Groves receiver for
the properties OF DR.. a. r. smith, says
the Carlsbad Argus.
The action was caused by the flllng
0f a suit for divorce by Mrs. I. y. r.
Smith. through her attorney, u. s,
Bateman, Mrs Smith demanding ali.
mony, attorneys fees and a partition
Of the property OF Dr. A. Il. smith:
also praying for the appointment Of
receiver during the pending OF the
suit.
Mr. Groves entered into possession
OF the property, as ordered by the
court, without delay. and the matter
came mp for hearing before Judge
Pope at Roswell Tuesday.
Quite an array OF legal talent has
been retained % contest the case, u.
y. Batoman representing the plaintiff.
Mrs, Smith, aud Judge W. W. Gate
wood, OF Roswell and Buiac a Cam
eron and l.. o. Fullen Will look after
the Interests OF Milton Smith aud the
minor helis OF Dr. A. x. smith Alto.
gcthor the case gives promise OF be-
In gstuhbornly contested, a. quite a
sum Of money and large property in
forests are Involved.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
SPORTING BUEWTIES

The Eastern League pennant was
won b. Providence. Providence Is in
Rhode Island
Myron McHonry. well known driver
Of Dan Patch. Is seriously IN at Tor.
onto. Canada
Chicago sports raised the boxing ia
the other night and under guise OF
giving a benefit for a man afflicted
with locOmotor ataxia. pJiled of n
brace 81 six round scratA.
Back 10 the morgue for Ruho Fcfns.
He loft the cOlloinE board long enough
last week to mlx with Billy Rhodes
az Weir Ciey, kas., for three rounds
In 2aFound bout Now Rhodes thinks
he would flghi anybody IN the world AZ
i45 pounds.
Arlio Latham. who Ia an umpire IN
the Southern League, now lives In sa.
vannah. Remember Arlie when he
was with Won Der Abe. de boss man
For a rainy day. Jesse Burkott. OF
the Boston Americans. has laid away
$4,000.
Don Nichols. who played at half IN
1903, has Joined the Harvard squad.
Ray OvcsOn. the Big sub tackle OF
last years eleven. Is also at Cam.
bridge, and will contest with Rrlll.
Squire. Carr Montgomery. and spCsre
for q place on the team.
yellow Jack has sung out the mystic
"23" for The Memphis race meet.
The line up OF the Carlisle Indians
this season will Include Brave Thund.
er' Nlcodemus Billy, Chestnut-ln.the.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
GET WAGES RAISED
The FL pAso q SOUTHWESTERN
AGREES TO SCALE SUBMITTED
eY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKE
MEN.


There was considerable rejoicing 10
day among the employees OF THE vi
PasO a southwestern railroad when II
was announced mat their efforts Ia
secure an Increase OF wages had been
successiul, says the El paso News
The new scale gives the employees
practically the lead OF all other roads
ON the American continent which, OF
course. means the world.
For the past two weeks committees
~ conductors aid brakemen have
been In III Paso arranging wage
scale 20 boz presented 10 General Man
ager n j. Simmons al his request.
The committee of conductors was
composed OF . J.. Sparks, ]. w. Hay.
ward ana ] y Massey, and The com.
miitee representing the brakemen
was composed OF Messra. Mayheld.
Nash and Hohrquor.
The scale for passenger conductors
Is $3.50 being a raise OF $40 per month.
the former wage being tif0 month.
This Is considered a very liberal Ia.
crease. This covers the main branch
from ~ Pnso 20 Honson. and the his.
bee and Tombstone branches. Il also
covers the local run from Douglas to
Benson.
The freight conductors, Instead OF
being paid by the hour. are 90 be paid
az the rate OF four cents per mile. aud
he brakemen are paid three cents per
mile. This agreement further pro-
vldes that every crew IL 10 run az
least $500 miles per month. OF are
10 be paid for that distance u they
should fall below u. The run for the
days work rs 100 miles or less, al the
rate OF eight hours day.
The yardmasters are Increased $40
month, 10 Sii0 q month.
All swiiehmen are advanced Ave
cents per hour. making a snug nd.
vance aud swelling their checks very
materially at the end OF each month.
i ais Il only another evidence OF the
lbgrallty of the Southwestern sys-
tenn and shows the good feeling which
prevails between the employer ana the
employees This road has been ox-
irrmely fortunate IN having men Of &C..
sp0nslbilily and men who have taken
great interest Ia Che uphullding ut
tbo road. u Is also the policy OF the
ruad to show the employees Ia the sew.
eral departments that they are apprc.
ciatod and their services are reward.
ed
There Is only one road In the Unit.
"a states which pays a like scale 10
some 81 The men and that D. Tho Santa
fe, and the yards a. Butte are the
only ones which pay the yardmon aud
sgitcbmen the same scale paid by
this syatem
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO
AND GULF RAIL WAY
ORGANIZED AND INcoRPoRA.
TON PAPERS FILED WITH TER.
EDITORIAL SECRETARY At SAN.
IA &c.

The following articles of incorpora.
tion have been filed lu The 0iiico of
!. W. Reynolds. secretary OF the ter.
ritOry.
The Northern New MogicO 4 0ulf
Railway company. The lncorDorators
are William H. Coe, of Now York
City; Ernest q Miller. OF r.. Hito.
New Me1lcO. Fred NJ COc. Of Den.
yer, q. Hin Howard and q Volney
Howard, of "a Rito. New MeEico. The
purposes Tor which this company was
Incorporated are 10 locate, build. CON
struct, manage, operate and maintain
railroads and telegraph lines 10 be
hereinafter described 10 purchase, &C.
qulro. improve. aud dispose OF lands
or amy Interest therein. either absO.
luteiy Or on condition. for the purpose
Of aiding In any manner tho cOuatrac.
ton of maintenance VI said railroads
or telegraph llnes 20 operate the rail-
road by means ~ power transmitted
by electricity. cable, water power. or
any other mechanical power known IN
use, or hereafter 10 BE- Invented 20
erect. own. and operate such build
iuga az may pertain 10 or be- adYan-
tageous 20 the business thereof, 20
acquire by GIT. purchase or c0ndemna'
tlun, a right % way acrO9a granted or
other lands or along public highways;
the capital Bf0oH cl uC company %
tsDl,Ve0 divided lato 1000 shares AZ
500 each. TIE terms Of existence ~
said corporation Is 90 years, and the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
NEW COAL MINE NEAR
RATION ON sUoARTTf

Leon lucz. who has a nlght shift
With the Eusign.Wllaon Coai compa.
ny, told tho Ration Range that hls
company D. m 100 feet of solid coal,
which Is OF very fine quality. a new
incline Is buing built 5000 feet la
length, running 10 the railroad ana
VIII be used for dumping coal al the
tracks. AZ present the coal Ia being
stored outside till the incline can be
built aud the railroad finished. As
soon as the railroad 10 completed steel
rails viii be laid up the incline ana
the coal loaded nj the mouth OF the
mine. When the road IN ready the
company will ship 200 tons per day 10
begin with and Increase rapidly. Tney
have twenty-five sets OF timber now
In the main shaft aud the air shan
viii be completed this week.
The coal " the finest soft variety
and burns IN like wood with no more
ashes aud no oinkers The vein Il
iite ana a half feet In depth and lies
about half way up TO the mesa noun.
tain side la Sugnrlte canyon and b.
the middle vein. as ono vein lies above
u and two below No. These will all
DO mined In dime, OF course. A ready
market awaits the production Of this
mine and Ia large output will assist
materially In making large coal shin.
ping point OF Ration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
DECEIVED THE DYING
As ANY OUGHT TO DO.

Believing that his last expressed
Wish had been graliiiod that that hi.
sweetheart, Miss Edlth Brusner had
become his wife through repoatng
the words OF the marriage ceremony
by q South Chicago physician, I'D
ward l. BOardman, a switchman. who
had been crushed between two cars,
died Ia the hospital OF the Illinois
Steel Company.
The mother of the young woman
Mrs Mathildn Brusnor had hurriodly
leit for Chicago 10 secure a marriage
license, but had not returned In time
NO a minister could be summoned
After the young man was injured he
expressed The wish that he and his
iiance could be married before be
died. MIS-. Brusner had not returned
and the young man, realizing that he
had but a few moments to live. re-
Quested Dr. Hannah =. stRrrow, who
had attended him, TO pronounce Miss
BruaDer his wife. Hardly had Or.
siarrpw finished repeating the words
OF a marriage ceremony when Board.
man fell TO one slide Of the hospital
bed.
my wife at last" he said IN low
tones. 10 tried TO repeat the words.
but expired
A state law Ignored in the issuance
of license, 10 the one enacted az the
last session Of the state legislature.
which provides that no third patty
can obtain the license
Mrs. hruHner explained the sad cir.
cumNtances and | issued the license"
explained Marriage License Clerk sal.
moison. II would have been inhuman
to do otherwise"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

innate Of $4,000 year on his ser.
vices Now that he n set down for
life by the stewards II "a doubtful n
tr could earn $40 a week.
Il Is a. difficult 60 bring Artfui and
sysonhy together a. u rs 10 arrange
. meeting between two champion pug.
lists,
Up 10 date New York sporting
writer's have advanced 2.f36 different
roalona why the Giants will beat the
Athletics IN the coming worlds cham.
pionshlp series. All Of the inductrinns
thimhlc rlggers are not lolteIlng along
the hyways seeking 10 induce the rural
populace 10 locate the shell that con.
ceals the elusive pea. a yocferuus
contingent of the gentry are parading
the prOWgss of the Giants.
What a good thing for narrow col.
umns u Is that Mr. Pappapaheodoroko.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
SIX TRACK ROAD PLAN
HAS BEEN ABANDONED

Tho Pennsylvania railroad has aban.
doned Gee idea Of % six track line ho.
tween New fOik and PHILADELPHIA.
The business .s heavy enough 10 war.
rant that number of tracks hnt en-.
glnoorlng officials say slx tracks would
cause endloss Inconvenience
There are perhaps moro facBFies on
Che line of Che Pennsylvania betWeon
New York and Philadelphia than on
any other peice of road OF the same
length in the world There d 30
much shifting Of freight cais 10 be-
done for the factories that a six track
line would be- impracticahle
Tho way out Of the dinculty. on.
g'neerlng officials say, viii BE- 10 take
The through freight Oh the main line
and carry n ON the low grado freight
line being built.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

principal place Of business IA nj Rito.
ltio Afriba county, New Mexico, with
kfncsi q. Miller ramod as agent The
number - dlrottu Of the company
shau nci lie less THAI Ave nor more
than Glover. aud tbufe Who will man.
age the hufincHs OF the company for
the hrst ye,r are thc incorporaiors.
The terminus 0f this railroad will be-
santa fc. New Mexico, on the east.
and the boundsfy line of the territory
on tho west. Tho line of Toe ruad
Is a. follows Commencing at Santa
a. running north through tho Tcstt.
quo Pueblo grant. thence northeaate..
% across The Rio Grande dol Norte. In.
iu Rio Arriha county a. or near San.
Ia Cruz. then crossing the Dpnver 4
RIO Gfando railroad. thence north
along the Rio Grande To- a point
south of tho town Of Chamlta: from
lore IN a nOrthwcsterly direction
thnF the south side Of the Chama
river through the San Juan grant and
the hartolome Sanchez grant: thence
norihwestoriy through the southwest
corner OF the Mosa prlcia grant. and
through sections 30. 20. %. ~. r. 20
\. r. ". entering Loyaio grant IN
section ~. same township and range.
from here the road takes a north
westerly direction along the south side
Of the Chama river through the last
named grant. crossing the west line
thereof 20 section 20. 7. 90 ~, R.bE..
thence through sections 10 aud Of
same township, entering the piodra
lumbre grant. thence northwoaterly
through said grant following the Cha.
M ariycr and crossing the same al
the west boundary line OF the last
named grant. after crossing ihn river
iho-ruad follows the north tank OF the
Chama river. through the Chama do
chama Grant 90 Galllna. Then south.
westerly along the Galllnaa river 90
"a point near the northeast corner Of
sandoyai county. thence northwasiaf.
" along the Canon i.arEo crossing the
San Juan county line 20 the town Of
Largo, thence westerly Ia the towns
Of bloomfield aud F'rultiand. from
fruriand the road Will follow the San
Iuuu river 10 the west boundary line
OK The territory, n branch line will
run from Bloomfield 90 Aztec. and Co.
har llllI, crossing the northern houn.
ddary line Of tho territory 20 Durango
Colorado
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
STRIKING SECTION MEN
BOUND OVER TO july

The preliminary hearing In the case
ot James Kennedy and Christopher
Fitzgerald the two striking section
men u the Denver a Rio Grandc
railroad. who are charged with hav.
INK placed obstructions on the track
OF the road near Espauola. and with
having stolen some tools from tool
house at Espanola. was had al Santa
Fc yesterday and the men bound over
70 await the action Of the grand Jury
IN the sum Of $500 each They claim
that al they did was to open the tool
house In order 20 get q hhndcar with
which 70 come 10 Santa Pc. aud that
N 80 doing scattered some tools on
the track. Their intention was 10
eoi1e % the CAPITAL CRY 10 look for
work and u not found 20 use the car
90 return 10 EspanOia. aud n success.
ful in getting work 10 turn the hand.
car over 90 the railroad officials at
Santa Re
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
When News Are Scare.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leach we're out
walking Sunday evening.
Ellen Bailey gave the pOstofilce a
call Sunday.
Tae young folks took n walk Sun.
day, as thoro waA no singing.
ASK Alice Parker u she ~ tired Of
strineinr beans.
Miss Nancy Keef looked sweet sun
day.
Hop Kelly Is oyerhauliug his house.
Something must be up.
Charlie Ford went % Chattanooga
Saturday. and came back with now
suit Look out. girls. he might give
you n call
Miss Brittle McCul ough was out
buggy riding Sunday seQuacheo.
Tom. News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
GRAND JURY DID
GOOD BUSINESS
List Of indictments Returned
shows That Members
We're Busy.
WARRANTS HAVE BEEN SERVED

The llal OF Indictments returned ~
the territorial grand Jury. which prs.
Eunted itH report late SATURDAY after
noon shows that the members NJ the
Jury were kept busy during tho time
the Jury was 10 session. A was stat
cd In the report fftye eight indlci-
menta we're returned aud three no
true bills" were found.
The indictments represent ofenaea
from rommon assault 40 murder hnd
the fun list Is a. folloNa;
Emollo Mcclure. two indictments
for murder. Mcclure u charged With
the brutal double murder al the Mo
fucrco crossing laat June
Bariolo Tfuiilio sad Mercedes Cha
veH. stealing sheep.
Charles Kelly. larccay.
William X. Leo. assault with intent
10 murder.
Candida Padiiia, stealing cattle.
MargartO and Juan Jojola, Juan
Chlquto. Juan Abeysa. stealing sheep.
Margarine ard Juan Juinia, Chiqul.
to and Abcysa. assault ana battery.
William MUoro, larceny.
EslaviO Wall, assault with lntcnt 10
commit murder.
Manual Garcia. alias Manuel Jasn-
milo, stealing sheep.
John =. Mnnscy. assault with a
deadly weapon.
NJ A. Tucker. assault with latent 10
murder.
Fcliciano Lncero. assault with IN
tent % XIII.
Earl Ronaldo Rowan. forging q rail-
road pass
Homer ). Douthlti, ombcnzlcment
Thomas MolhAn. larceny.
Henry Mcdonald. alias Geo. White.
two Indictment for forgery and oh
taining money under false prctcnacs.
William Wagner. Of the Albuguer.
lue police force. Oae indictment Got
emhCkzNemcnt. one for obtaining mo
eoy under false preieHses. and one for
assault
Claude Doano and Jose naca, ave
indictments for stealing horses.
Mini and Lucille. assault With in.
tent TO MAIN.
Sarah J. Smith. unlawful selling OF
liquor
II. L. r. DrAylington. alias DoliinE
ton, larceny
NJ. A. Tucker. assault with a deadly
weapon.
Roman Luccro Santillanca, Pedro
Gonzales. DonacianO Gonzales, Hin
10 TruiliiO. jose Cehaioa. MalquladeH
Martin. three indictments for Interior.
ing with voters at an election.
William Mcclellan, lmperaonatiug an
0flcor.
Milton W. Wilcox. obtaining money
under false Dretensea
ia. hickoS. carrying concealed wea.
pgn
Samuel Gordon. carrying concealed
weapon.
y. J Farmer. assault with intent 10
KIN.
John Cunning. a. Crosby. u. l..
Shipley, assault with intent to muir
der. Three indictments
John Murphy, John Dunning. A.
Crosby, u. T.. shipley. j. D. Dohney, ".
y. Boyd. y. }. Morton. Irwin Farrell.
riot.
Esiavio vlgil. obtaining money un,
der false pFetonRoa.
Jose Peraila. larceny.
Frank A. Hubbcll. ambozzlemeni.
George X. NeheE. Frank ". sturEea.
Warren Graham, IKE Graham. Graham
Bros. Joseph Barnett. running gam.
ing tables and gambling withost a
license. separate indictment Ia each
case
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. of chicago,
isn't playing Ia one Of the big leagues.
A now scheme ~ setting box cores
would have 90 be devised. or they
would have 10 blue pencil about seven
yards Of his name.
Eddie Santry and Pat Konnoally
VIII box ten rounds at South Bend.
Ind, October 5th.
Don Nichols. star half back N the
Crimson two years ago. will not be
able 10 Join Harvard after an His
physician has declared him unfit 20
play foot hall again. his shoulder was
badly ia'urod 10 scrlmmare last
year
Cornell scrubs pl0wea through the
varsity line in nrartico In q way that
made Coach warmers blood turn cold.
More beef Is needed and floctor backs.
They are awake In philadelphia
now. COmiskey has shaken an the
thoughts OF slumbor out of the town
now.
The 81 Louis fans presented George
stone with a solid gold watch when
nc was leading the American League
In batting. Then he lost his eye and
tohogganncd into the 900 class Every
time he would 90 TO bat IN ST. Louis
and fail 90 make a hit. some poevlsh
fan would ch.rrup Give us back that
watch Now lts even unsafe 10 ssk
Stone "What time is ~"
McGinniiy viii be given a good rest
In hopes of getting his arm ln shape
for the worlds championship series.
Hugh ellis the oarsman. ls being
tried for tackle on the Yale eleven.
1T Is a mistake 90 think the punch
Is the only thing IN a tight" writes
Battling Nelson. THE man who can
only hit hard win be- worn down by
tho agile exponent OF cleveuess In
the ring. The Victory goes TO the
fighter who combines cleycrnoss and
the punch
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
THE FIRST TRIP or
INSPECTION TO FARMINcToN

"Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week the first 0nlclal trip of lnspcc.
ton was made over the Pennington
branch Of the Denver A Rio Grando
railroad. Included In the party we're
General Manager A. G. Ridgwty. So.
periniendont lee. Senator ami Mrs
Casimiro Barela, Mr.. Yard and daugh.
ter. and Miss Maudo Burnett Snort
stops we're made at Aztec and Farm.
ingtun.
The party returned ~ DURANGO. col.
orndo, aud Friday proceeded on their
trip over the road. leaving Durango
over the Colorado Southern.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

Fred Lansing u probably the young.
est telegraph operator 10 America.
Who Is In complete charge Of an ONCE
Of any Size Lansing Is twelve years
old. and IN boss Of the Western Union
once AZ Cedar Falls, Iowa, city Of
1000 inhabitants.
laV most Intricate messages the boy
copies with ease. Ills aoRerost tria!
yentiona when the company was sona
centions, when the company was send.
Ing bulletins every fgW Seconds. Fred
tuned up hls mill" and kept me pace
to the finish. When the da, a work
~ over Fred g0oa home ana aiudies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
RAILROAD NOTES
DENVER a RIO eRANpH
ENGINEER INJURED

The engine OF the Denver A Rio
0rando train. No. A25, from Antonlto,
due At Santa Re az $3.50 o'clock D. M.
Jumped the track on account OF a
broken rail about one mile west OF
Lydon, or q mile from Plaza del Al.
calde yesterday afternoon Engineer
Law Is very seriously Injured, his Iog
and arm being broken suparintond
cnt Ice ordered engine io take ca.
loose and convey Mr. Law 10 Anton
10. whore he could have medical az.
slsianco az quickly as possible. No
one else was Injured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
ONE LEG BADLY COOKED AND
OTHER ONE scALDgp

Vs. H. Howell. employed At the San
RcrnnrilnO Santa w. shops. In max.
Ing tests ~ engines. had a narrow a..
cape FROM being cooked alive a couple
OF days ago' 10 iunately escaping With
one Tex being cooked and the other
badly scalded
Howell was engaged with an engine
test when something went wrong with
the hlOe-0ii valve, allowing the steam
10 blow out, scalding bot on his legs.
the risht leg being the closer 20 the
point whore the steam was escaping
The man WAS gotten away from tho
burniuH steam as quickly as possible
but not until bis right leR in spoia had
been cooked 20 the hone and the other
badly scnlded He u belug attended
10 BY Doctors HRyiiE and Hngeiott.
J.. 4. l.ynF passenger and ticket
agent 81 the Santa We Central a. the
territorial capital, accompanied by
bis wife, has gone 10 Denver. While
there Mr.. Lying viii attend % rail.
road matters and Mrs hyng will visit
relatives.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
WHAT TO EAT

Il very often a hard question for the
person 20 solve who IL afflicted with
a weak stomach. Experience has
taught him to select his food with
great caution or else suffer from at.
tacks Of Heartburn, Bloatlnq. Head.
ache, Cramps, Indigestion, pyupebsls,
Vomiting. costlveneas and nllloeeResa.
strengthen the digestive organs by
taking a dose OF tiontette's stomsch
Bitters before meals. and be made well
again Insist on having