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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
LIVED A BLAMtLtSS LIFE
WALLACE a. HILLS HAD NO CAD
HABITS As ASSERTED BY rER.
EDITORIAL PAPERS.

tFrom saturdays Daily CitlzenJ
Several territorial papers have pub.
lished artlcloa In regard 20 the life Ut
Wallace n. Hills, who died suddenly
at Ca. rizozo. on Wednesday. which
have given the impression that the
deceased had not lead an irreptOach-
able lie. A. NJ. Spear. clerk Ia the
United States land once at Santa Re
and Nrs. Spear were personally ac.
analnfed with Mr Hills and state
that his life was u the purest and hls
character Of the highest, al articles
20 the contrary. Notwithstanding.
Mr. Hills was born In Waterloo, Now
York IN 1876. IN 1862 he enlisted
the hospital corps OF the United
States army and served two years.
io was DISCHARGED in 1854 aud took a
position aa a iahorer IN The Office 81
the register OF the treasury az a sal.
AIRY Of s35 q month. IN 1870 he took
the civil service examination and Sc
cured n fourih.clase clorkship al sal
AIRY Of $500 q year
We was conscientious. steady
Woodworking man, with no had
~ and az a result OF hts ability and in-
icrrliy gradually rose IN The ranks Of
the employees Of the treasury depart.
ment. until In 1900 he was appointed
hv Secretary nf the Treasury Care as
chief clerk. Tie has attended 20 the
duties 81 this on , since hls appoint.
ment. He had IN hia control the work
n experimenting the maintenance Of
$50 public buildings. appropriations
for which wcro dlshursnd from hie Of.
flee and averaged about s,000.0 600 an.
nually Mr.. Hills was member OF
the last inaugural committee IN the
National capital and was prominently
mentioned for appointment AZ assist
ant secretary ~ the treasury re was
chairman of the government board 20
nrepare exhibits for the 81. Louis
1908 worlds fair and a member Of tho
board for the same purpose for the
Lewis and Clark exposition AZ Port.
land
Mr.. Spear had known him personal.
" FOR over twelve years. and says that
"A all that time 30 had mover known
Tho man 90 be Wild or reckless az has
been stated by several newspaper
writer's. He was on his way 10 10.
spect the United states Marine hos
pital az Fort stanton, at che time OF
his death. In Washington no was
highly respected and well liked by ali
who know him. lie had the roputa'
tlOn, and sustained n. OF bolng TEN
pcrato man and one who was always
prompt, careful, attentive and cour-
tooua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20


urun eat4ssay D..s ssiAon.l
tnv,v ...a % nuto.- .cfcaso
dut,n. sAo ,..s. ~eeN "a ,.s .v.4Der ~
new nois,s ~ airi,e 90 s..s,.,n park
ana "a t.t ,iieaent coDa.l..a runtin-
ues tns staule Capaouy 4. ,su race
trnCk Wal W. sufeiy ,aat.. curing
the nfst lev etuHs aoc,t.s.s .acCan-
ma bad muUa trouDo IA ninag the
races. bat low there aio plenty ~
HufsUs at tue tfaCk 10 rae, Hha nc n
eApcnencins no dimeuty paatOger.
ln fact az toe rules laid down lor the
sprin4 meet are thai only Twelve
horses Can 80 GO she post "a any one
race. he viii be- forced o. inrue a good
many HORSES ont in the SINAI on purse
events
While the class Of horses that are
here a. race is not especially high.
they are .ho bost the west affords
There nrn not q great many really
hieh class horses racing on tup south
western circuit this season. bot ehai
ia lacking In class ia made nn 10 mum.
beers and horsomCn are anxious - Try
tor the PURSES This may he account.
cd for BY the fact that racing IN thu
section ~ in rrthor an unsettled con
hc no pisces FOR horses of the selling
variety TO race and consequently their
owners are pning after everything IN
sight However. the horses that arr
here are of fair quality and the races
Promise to be- exceptionally Neil hal
anrcd.
The beat races IN The running
events win probably be among the
"bahips" There are a number ~ gupd
runners here and not one colt appears
10 have anything much IN ON tho
others and the result la that there
viii be very little scratching New
England Oir IA said % be the best
younRstcr az tho track. hut then ono
does not have 10 wade through much
dope 20 dnd any ono colt thai has
big shade"
los Angelina. and Tar Baby. the
stars ~ q. W Cahilrs stable. are
working we'll and both have shown
me form during try-outa. The re-
birds have put both these horses down
~ "sure thlnFs."
Church tight. Iappy Jack ans CNv'
The Mcdowell string. are IN hne condi-
tinn club. who has always been q
very nervous horse a. tho noat IN be.
Inc broken 20 harness and ia drlveB
about 20 a sulky. This IA resulting
in much good 20 him and he n fast
getting over his fretfulncan
r. y DcNcno known throughout the
west AZ Pacing Dick" arrived from
Oakland yesterday with a string %
twenty harncs horses and thorough
BREEDS He has some good things"
IN tho bunch and promises some sur
priaos al the coming mcet
Next week many more horsoH arr
expected and AZ the time for the
meet draws near, the more vivid no
comes the fact that II viii be one ~
the greatest events eve held IN tho
southwest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

asking her 90 meet hiri but having
heard Of the killing the woman refused
to meet him. The next morning Har-
per came Into the school and gave
himself up. lie was placed In the
guard house. where during the follow.
Ina night be committed suicide. The
deed was done with an old rusty,
broken knife. the blade heing less than
two Inches IN length and 80 dun that
u appeared 10 have been a physical
lmpossibility to have done the work
with u. The mans head was almost
severed from his body, and he must
have suffered torture while commit
ting the act Tho body Of Harper waL
turned over 20 the Indiana and Sunday
Il was placed on a funeral pyre and
burned 20 aches. Frank Harper was =
half breed Mohave. his father being
Jesse Harper. a white man who had
settled In the valley in the ccarly six.
ftra
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
SOUTHERN BAPTisTs IN
CONVENTION TODAY.

kansas City. May is.--The nnnual
session Of the Southern Baptist con
venii0n met for Organization this
morning IN the Calvary Baptist church.
Tho gathering waa called 10 order az
10 o'clock by Vice President G. H..
Willlngham, ~ Georgia, in place Of
President J. y. Eagle OF Arkansas, re-
Gently deceased The anuuI sermon
vas delivered by Rev w. II. Felix, d.
H., OF Kentucky.
The roll call showed an attendance
of nearly 1000 delegates, representing
al the states east OF che Mississippi
aud south of the Potomac and Ohio
rivers. and Maryland the District OF
Columbia, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas.
Indian Terrioiory, Oklahoma. Mexico
and Cuba.
Among matters 10 receive attention
will he discussion Of the part that
the southern baptists viii take In the
joint conference with the northern
section Of the Baptist denomination.
The ioint conference, Il Is believed.
will result IN FeunltinR the two large
branches of tho Baptist church. The
split which occurred iniSf5 grew out
of the anii'slavery agitation, and NJ.
though the two wings OF the church
have beea IN harmony since the close
OF the war, they have remained separ-
ate organizations because the large
delegated membership OF each side
made tho practical conduct OF Ia
business uHdcT separation easier.
~ w. stephens, president % the
Missouri general association. was To-
day elected president 81 the Southern
Baptist convention Il lts opening ses.
sion here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
REV. n. N. cRAio
HIGHLY HoNoREo


From Saturdays Daily ChlzenJ
Rev. A. NJ. Craig. OF this city, who
has been superintendent Of T'reabyter.
ian missions and mission schools In
New Moxicoo and Arizona Tor the past
six years has just been appointed a.
sistant superintendent OF mlsslon
schools In the United states aud has
been Officially notified 81 that appoint.
ment. HIS headquarters will be In
New York. and his work not only
takes In all OF the United States, but
Alaska, Cuba and Porto Rico. a. wen.
Rev Craig was Ia Douglas. AriK..
when the MESSAGE came calling him
70 the meeting OF the general assem-.
bly, on the Presbyterian church NJ
Winona Lake Ind which cOnvenes ON
the 18th OF this month A. a result
tho miniater was compelled 20 cancel
at engagements and reached Aibu.
querquo today and will leave for WI,
mona Lake on Tuesday next when he
viii be- introduced into hla new work.
lie was seen by a Citizen Representa-.
Tive and stated that for the preaent
he would not remove his family from
albuquerque. bat that such a change
would be- made necessary IN short
time.
Rev. Craig came 10 New Mexico
elght years ago from Fergus, province
Of Ontario. Canada. for the hoaeht OF
his health and took the paatorate At
the First Presbyterian church No Santa
~, lie remained pastor there for two
years, when he WA appointed as sup
orlntondont % mission work IN the two
territories.
During the past Ak years That he
has been superintendent. the mem
hershlp OF the church haa more than
doubled, there being az present nearly
5000 mnmhera In New Mexico and
Arizona There have been organized
twenty,aix Proshyterian congregations
twenty churches have been erected
and twelve manHes In addition u
large number 81 school buildings have
been built, among them being q ncw
building az Santa Fc aud FieFaon hall
IN this city
An irrigation plant, costing In the
neiFhhorhOOd of $4,000 IA now being
Installed az the Menaal school IN Aibu.
quorQuo. This plant viii irflgaio up.
wards Of hlty aeroa The work among
the Indians has also progressed rapid.
~ during the paei few years and new
missions have been opened among the
Maricopas, Navajos and Meiaves with
encouraging success.
Roy. craig says that hia new appoint.
meut viii never 10 any way Interfere
with hia interests IN New Mexico and
Arizona, bat That on the contrary be-
expects that he will BE- IN a position
70 90 mors for the Advancement % the
the Kingdom Ia this territory than
ever before
A nc y superintendent OF Presbyier-
ina missions IN the two territories viii
not be- appointed 10 ancseed Rog Craig
before next November.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
MURDER AND SUICIDE
AN INDIAN POLICEMAN. LYING
JIM ~ NAME. KILLED. FOLLOW
so BY MURDERER COMMITTING
SUICIDE.

Last Friday evening Frank Harper
shot and instantly Killed Lying Jim,
an Indian policeman, IN the Mohaye
valley, some miles below old Fort Mo.
have, says the Kingman Miner The
causes leading up 20 the tragedy are
stated 10 be- az follows, Harper aud
his sQuaw had been having trouble
and Pete Lambert. chief Of the Mo
have tribe, had induced the squaw 90
leave her husband and take up her
residence Ia his wickeup. Harper
made complaint 20 the policeman and
asked that Lambert be arrester for
alternating bis wife's affections This
the policeman refused 10 do and Har-
per was much inceneed. He made com.
plant 10 superintendent Macarthur, of
the Indian school, and Lambert was
called In and tho two men finally
agreed on a settlement, Harper sign
Ing a bill ~ sale 81 the sQuaw. The
diaconsolate husband then armed him
self with a rifio and went out on a
sim hunt amer Lying Jim and found
him down In tho valley gathering
wood. without a word OF warning he
Hred. shooting him through the eye,
the man dying without a struggle.
Again shoO0tlnE the man through tho
body Harper passed up the valley 20
within a short distance OF the Indian
school lie sent a note 70 his sister
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
THE ALLAIpE.HAzzAUD NUprALS

The marriage OF Airs Agnes Haa.
Sard. Of New York city. and y. a
kllaife. Of san hniOnio. n. NJ. war
aOitmnlEed al the pTesDyto rian
church AZ 3 o'clock thla afternoon.
the Rev. HnHa Cooper, pastor. per
forming the ceremony In the presence
of few friends of the contracting
couple Aficr the ceremony the
wedding PARTY was driven 20 the Al
yaredO They Will dine fnero this
eyenlng aud leave o. the southern
train Tor the CITY OF Mexico whore a
honeymoon 81 q month viii BE- spent.
Mr. and Mrs.. AliAlre viii make their
home al San Antonio. where Mr. A.
laire Is q member OF the lniAe mer.
camille arm Of Ailaire Miefa a Go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
a CHIP or THE oLp eLock
RETURNS no SANTA Fe

Thomas n. Catron. Jr., who mas
been during the past year NJ the pre-
New York. preparing for examination
for a West Point cadetshlp, 90 which
he wac appointed by ex.Delegato Der.
nard s. Rodey. arrived In Santa Fe
Sunday. The examination has taken
place and the result will be announc.
Cd In about two weeks. The young
man, who reached the age OF seven.
teen years Monday. having been born
on the 18th OF May. 1883. IL very large
for his age and has all the necessary
qualifications. n appointed. 10 make
an excellent record M a cadet and
thereafter az an army nfficcr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Sometimes n flaming city r. saved by
dvunmitiuR q space that the fire cant
cross. sOmcilmca a cough hangs on 90
would cure a. y. r. 0rgy, OF Calhoun,
ia, writes; MY wife had a very &c.
Ernynted cough, which kept her awake
hcr. no she took Df. Kings New Dis
coVory for Consumption, Coughs ana
Colds, which cnaed hnr cough. gave her
sleep, ana nnniv cured her" strictly
scientific cure for bronchitis and Ia
Grippe. A. all druggists. price bnc ana
SEQ. guaranteed, Trial bot.le free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
LUMBER MILL RESUMES
WORK AT ALAMoCORDo

Tho AlamogOrdo Lumber company
has started up lis big mill No. after
n week or moro OF enforced idleness
on account Of no logs Shay engine
No 9. which had been IN The shops Tor
repairs. has been sent up into the
mountains and logs can now be dellv'
cred 10 the railroad faster. Il IL ex.
pocted that In a shor time there will
be- large enough supply Of logs on
hand to Justify the employment at an.
other shin " men. The COMPANY IN
already much behind with it's orders.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
BILLY BURTON ALL RIGHT

a few days ago The citizen pub.
lished a clipped article. stating that
Billy Burton. the q. A. r. restaurant
keeper at Las Vegas. was IN bad
health al the California soldiers
home. and would not Hive very long
The item waa read by Col. George
w Fisher, formerly OF this city, but
for the past few years az tho homo.
and the col0uCl writes as follows on
Mr. Burtons health 10 The Citiaen:
Soldiers Home. Cal. May 49,
To The Citizen
The suggestion that Billy Buricns
days on earth have been numbered 10
a mistake. Billy " wearing should.
~ stapa. Is aa frlsky a. Scotch
terrier, does not eraw pension under
the famous old age ruling, and rs
junior boss OF the Uncle Sans res.
aurant. which be- runs on the AmeIl.
can plan and has a regular patronage
~ from 1900 10 800 men three
meals day lie is eEcOred Justify
every week when he announces free
entertainments Al Wards Memorial
hall
GEO W. FISHER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Most Of tne patent medicine teHtlmnn-
ials are probably genuine Tile follow.
inr uuticr recently appeared in the A..
chinsuh ONas.l, Globe Jos Tack. we'll
known engineer runuing on the Missouri
lately appeared In q hlg one with d pic.
turc, and when De NHE Dee this 0filco TO-
day, we asked him about o. He SAYS he
had terrine pains in ms stomach. ana
thought he had cancer Ills druggist
recommended ikod0l ana he SAYS II cured
him. lie recommended n 90 others who
we're also cured. fhednl brtpcuain Cure
diNFrats what yau eat and cares all
stomach troubles Sold by aA druggistH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

William a. owen pnd Ferdinand nnF-
ros were the prime movers in this lat
eel example Of hiKh unauce
owen homo b. Ia Indiana. iie served
three terms w congress ana one a. HpC-
rotary or state. ITO wins "a preacher he
foro ho became Interested in politics ana
milking money.
Ferdinand hurgcH WIS tho master mind
ID 81 many Investors lla has been
kuowu also as fprdlunud tiurFess. ana
WAS sent 60 the l'itlshurE wurkhuuHr iu
issn ON "A ChnrEe ~ petty HWiuulinE, lie
o. N hiRH roller. OCCUPYING HunptHuni
apartments nd the fashionable MrFtmin-
strr it h tprgrs boast that hc always
consulted good lawyers before making
any moves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
LOST FOOT wHlGE
BOARDING TRAIN

While attempting 10 board q moving
Rock Island train al Tucumcari, T. r.
Smith, OF Fort stanton. was caught be
tween the train and tho depot plat
form. He was pulled onto the track
and had Il not been for a bystander
would have been killed. viii Hargis
pulled his body away from the wheels
but his right leg was caught, and the
foot had 20 be amputated. Smith was
on HIS way 90 Chicago but had 20 be
taken back 10 the hospital at Fort
stanton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
CATTLE HELD TO
sAriSFV JUDGMENT.

James u. Johnson. manager OF the
n. O w Cattle company. was IN tn.
cumcari the other day making ar.
engagements 10 secure che release Of
several hundred head OF cattle which
had been taken by sheriff street on
Monday to satisfy a judgment rcndsr
ID against the company and IN favor
" Quay county The company had
failed 10 pay taxes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
A CHANCE TO sac
ANCIENT SANTA re

Tho Santa Fe on all OF rs excursion
and tourist tickets to the coast ana
thereof the privilege OF ? side trip
from l.amy TO Santa Re whhout extra
charge. Those who have friends In
the east who contemplate a trip 10 the
wesr over the Santa ne this year
would do we'll 10 tell them Of this free
side trip and induce them 90 visit
ancient Santa Re and see the most In.
terestlng points OF historical features
10 the territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

kodol Dyapcpc.a Cure does for the atom
ach that which Il 81 unable 20 DO for H.
self. hodol Dyspepsia Cure SUPPLIES the
natural juices 81 digestion ana does the
Gus tension. while the iniinmcd muscles
OF that organ are allowed 20 rest and
heal kodol Dyspepsia Cure digcsts
and digestive organ 90 transform an
food into rich, red blood Sold by al
an driggista
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Death was tast epproachlnE. writes
Ralph ~ Fernandez. OF Tampa, ria
'nH n result of liver trouble ana heart
disease. which had robbed me % sleep
and nf an interest in ufc. 1 had tried
many different doctors and several medi-
einea tuf soc no benefit until ! Doaan
10 uae Electric Bitter 20 wonderful
was their effect, that in thfcc days felt
like now man, and today I am cured
IN al my troubeH' Guaranteed az as
1ruuUiaiN. price 1nr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
TRIO ON TRIAL FoR
HOLDING UP A TRAIN

In the unlted States court at Las
Vegas ON Friday James Scott OF Ration
was found guilty ~ making and pass
las spurious coin. After the verdict
Robert stanley who was charged with
him. pleaded guilty
James Black. John BLACK and John
Murphy. who have been In jail 40 las
Vegas for six months. charged with In
torferonce With the United States mall
by holding up Rock Island passen.
ger train az Logan. n ", we're
placed on trial Friday afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
HARoINoE HAS AGAIN
BEEN TRANSFERRED.

Robert NJ. Hardlngo. observer OF the
weather bureau In syracuse. New
York, and who was formerly section
director 81 the New Mexico weather
service In Santa ", has been relieved
from duty az Syracuse and ordered 90
the station az Grand Junction, Colo
RADIO. Mr.. Hardingo Will AZ once leave
the New York town for his new sta.
ton and will b. acc0manied by Mrs.
hardinge. nee Miss Palen. OF Santa
Re. The change was brought about
on account Of NJ. HaFinges desire
10 go west again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

iftfnine. taken every mnrnine before
h-rasftet VIII keep you 81 robust health.
nt You 40 wand On disease. ~ cures con.
siipaiion. biliousneas. dyspepsia. fever.
skin and sidney complaints "a purinrn
the blood HHd cieHFH tnr complexion Mr.
%. W. Smith. whitney. Texas. writes
April z. 1870 - have used Hcfhine. and
nud q ~, best medicine Tor constipation
and liVef troubles. "a does al yOa ciaim
Tor u. I can hiHhiy recommend a. a. Cta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
HORSE WITH FIVE LEGS
RANcHMAA's FAvoRiTg

J. r. Wayne. rancheF 81 naeT
Springs. eighty five miles west of RIOS
well. arrived 10 that city last Friday
riding nvo.fooied horse. In spite
Of the unnatural lex the horse Is a
good saddle animal and Is feet foot.
ed. The horse Was raised IN the
mountain country west Of Roswell and
ls six yeam old The extra foot has
grown out on the inside. The hfth
loot Is porloctIy lnlmed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
PEOPLE IN los ANGELES
ARE GETTING GOOD

4. n. Mckenzie who had been IN
California Tor several weeks. has re.
turned 20 Santa Fe. lie states that
California is on the boom and that
Los Angeles has increased Us popula.
tlon rs per cent IN the last five years.
There II a movement on foot IN that
city 20 rloae all the saloons and
special election will be held on June
2 for that purpose.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Every family should be supplied with A
bottle of Chamberlain = Pain balm. f'or
cuts, bruises, burns, acalda and similar
injuries, which are OF frequent OCCUR
a0othea the wound and not only gives
instant roller from pain, hut causes the
unrta a. heal IN about one-third tho time
Ia an antiaeptic all danger from blood
polHoning " avoided. sold by ali deal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
ROCK ISLAND PARTY
ON WAY TO DENVER

Ben 4. Winchell, president; Dan q.
Reid. chairman OF board Second Vice
President Nudge, Third Vive Preai.
dent niddle and Judge Moore Of the
Rock Island. are az Fort Worth en-
route 20 Denver from New Orleans.
The patty will visit santa Rosa and
Pueblo ca route
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Mr. a. n. WhinflHht. " Lemon city.
fla. has written tho manufacturers that
much better rUHiulH are obtained from
tno use ~ chamberlnin's Collie. chplern
and nlaFfhuNN Remedy 10 cases nf pains
In the stomach, cniir ana cholera marhun
~ taking u ia water hn hot nh can ~
drank That when taken IN this way the
eject a double ~ Fnpldity. IA seems 90
ret at the right spot Instantly, he says.
For saio by al dealers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Immediately relieves hoarae. urouny
cough oppressed rattiinH, rasping ma
difncuit breathing. Henry &, 8leanan.
druggist. Hhull1burG. Wis. writes May
~ 1871. "a have bean selling hailngda
lIerohonnd Syrup foF two gears. ana have
aeyeT had 4 preparation that has given
bsttor satisfaction. 4 notice that Whan
( seii q bottle they come back for more !
can honestly recommsnd a." Nc. ~.
81 o. sold ~ ,. n. OHelliy a 90,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
low 10 Ward on Ola Aoe.

Tho most successfuil way OF wurding
on the approach N old age q % main
tain a vigorous digestion. This can be
age and occupation aud when any dis
order 81 the stomach appears take q
dose OF ghambfrlain'a stomach ana
Liver Tablets o. correct H. n you have
n weak stomach or are troubled with
indigestion. sou will nnd these Tablets
TO be- lust what YOU need. For sale ~
an donlgrR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

n have been using Fnafnhoiinin'a
Cough Remedy Hrd wanf % say n " the
best cough medicine ! have ever taken.
says Cleo T.. Chubb. a merchant ~ Har-
ian, Mich There ~ uu question about ita
being tho best. as n viii cure cough o.
cold in less time than any other treat
mcnt. IL should awayn he Kept ~ the
can be curcd in much less time when
promptly treated For sale By an deal
err.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
LAS VEGAS EMPLOYS ALI
FORMER TEACHERS

The city board 81 education o. las
Vegas has rccmpioycd an OF this
years teachers for the coming year
reil Helen papon. Carrie futile, Cor.
nelia Ma ray. MrH q Douglass. Ida
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Garlick and Minnie HOFFMAN A
fourth year was also added % tho
high school course.