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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
LINCOLN COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
TWO YOUNG MuRpERERs sEN.
TENCED TO PENlTENTtARY FOR
NtNETY.NtNE YEARS.

The arcclql term ~ the district
court within and for Lincoln county.
which has been iu session nc The togn
OF Lincoln since the 1th instant. S.
drawing to n close. % has been a very
busy term Of court Tho grand iury
was Ca session ten days, returning
forty indictments. aud sixteen no true
bills A more conscientious hard.
WORKING grand jury has probably
never been called together in Lincoln
county. 20 the impartial results az lta
labors can hc taken as evidence So
far during the term there have been
nneon convictions paE Otcro and
saiamon AraEon. two boys about iG
years OF age. being convicted OF sec.
.ond degree murder, OF a sheep hCTdor
last winter. and each receiving q sen.
tcnce ~ 90 years in the ponltuntiary .
Charles Bell Abraham Miller. Thoa
Price, Fred Emilio, RofuEio MuusE
and feandro Hornelas we've convicted
OF larceny Of cattle and horses and
receiving terms Ia the pcnltentiary
from one 90 two and q half years,
Carplo lOhato was convicted Of un-
lawfully handling n deadly weapon.
receiving q sentence Of a nne Of $50
and costs; James Henley was con
yicted at HOuriahinR a deadly weapon,
but n motion for a new trial ~ now
pending, James ~ Julian. larceny 81
meat cattle. and John C. Wharton.
assault with " rda. were acquitted.
being uhe only acqultals thus FAR
ry the end OF the term there will
probably be- dozen convicta for
transportation 10 the peniientary nt
santa Re.
Judge Mann has presided 90 hla
usual impartial manner. and has diH
poced with the business of the session
aa rapidly as possible, night sessions
being the rule rather than the ox
coption. Consequently. the court fund
has been preserved 90 a considerable
extent.
Herbert n Holt has made a mes,
favorable impression a. district a.
tornoy. this being his FIRST Walt 10
Lincoln In his present capacity. he
Ia a most sincere untirlnI prosecutor
diacharglng his duty promptly and un
reHeryedly, without fear or favor
tie has procured convictions IN al
cases tried save two
The weather has been delightful
and q number 81 visitors have been
In Lincoln during the past two weeks
the visiting attorneys being. Gen. q
| w Prichard Mark w. Thompson
Santa Re: J. y. nonham Horton
Moore. o. =. Paxton. Las Cruces; 3
y Wharton. AlamOgordo. Judge Hcw
ett A. n. Hudspeih, William watson
white Oaks; d. J. NJ. r. Jewett 10
soph Hail, Captain, and r. r. Barnes
Silver City.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The ere alarm OF this forenoon
came from the shops. and announced
o. IRE or little consequence. The alarm
OF last night, which called the do
nartment out about 10 o'clock. was
false.
stephen j stevens and Miss Nctue
Baker both OF this city. and woll and
tayoruhly known 20 "a large number of
friends her" were united ln marriage
Saturday evening at o'clock az the
homo of Rev. Rollins, 3t6 Huning
avenue. that reverend gentleman tie-
Ing The knot The newly welded pair
will Doe no home 90 their friends al SIS
North Eighth street.
Judge bernard S. Rodey left for
Washington. ID. c.. last night 90 ar
range Tor his departure for Porto
Rico. where he was recently appointed
United States district Judge Mr.
Rodcy may defer iis going to Porto
Rico y she statehood bin should pass
with the nrat Foraker amendment ln
such an event he viii remain 90 help
fight the battle for statehood, which
is sure 90 follow,
one OF the most -to-be admired
memorial day window displays of the
city Is that OF y L. Washhun a Co,
the South Second street clothier. The
pictures OF Abraham Lincoln aud u
49, Grant, with cannon and rifles
against a back ground OF the stars
and stripes, are features Of the win
dow
DIR @ = Sampson, Who came here
from Wlnslow, accompanied by Mrs
Sampson. tho other day, was operated
upon yesterday for necrosis Of the
lower jaw bone. and several pieces
Of dead bone removed. This ls the
second operation aud the attending
surgeons anticipate no further trou.
Bile. DR.. and Mrs. Sampson are stop
ping az tho residence OF Dr. Cornish
the wife OF the latter being a sister
of Mrs. Sampson. They viii remain
here a few days
Mrs Francis Taylor. who came here
few weeks ago with her husband
ara OBJ ldron from Maine, had a vory
beyor hemoThage at ! o'clock today
on the sidewalk opposite the Western
Union Telegraph company'a ollloe
The lady. with her little daughter. bad
taken dinner ai the Hotel Columbus
/ and We're on their way home when the
mother was attacked with the honor.
rhago The lady rallied after the loss
Of considerable blood. She resides al
702 West Coal avenue. and stated that
she has had over hfty hUmOrrhage.
the past few months ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
Foraker Makes Trouble
on Statehood BilI..Ap.
pOintmeRt Of Taft.
SENATORIAL MllLlONAIRFS
Senator Tlllman Is Looked
at From a New Point
Of View.

co.
Special Correspondence
Washington, ID. g.. May 26-Tw0
weeks ago members Of congress drew
muuruful faces and declared % was
not possible 90 finish toe work of the
session before August :. Today ihe
predicted Adjournment dato is De-.
tween June 10 and &c.
Senator Aldrich and Speaker Can
non ga together one day this week.
and 90 took about a minute To change
the aspect Of the situation. Ii might
nave been a fishing trip the two men
were discussing
when viii you b. ready 90 ad-
iourn, JOEY" Senator Aldrlch asked.
ITS up TO you" said the speaker.
Any time suits mo
How about the second week In
Juno?"
IAN right Good bye"
Good bye"
How quickly the three hundred and
eighty odd members OF the house and
toe eighty odd members OF OF the sen.
ate had their minds made up Tor
them They went 90 the capitol M
noon fully convinced that the greater
part OF the summer would ho required
90 complete their work. An nour later
tbcy had discovered that three weeks
were sufficient Ger its accomplish.
mDnt
There may DC a hitch ln the pro
gram, of course, hnt ,ho chances are
that congress viii adjourn round
about the time agreed upOn between
the speaker Of the house and the one
man Of equal influence IN the senate
The gaEglng of the house ON DE sub
ioct OF senate amendments 90 the
rate bin wac ia furthorance Of thy
Cannon.Aldrich compact and the
house will be- gagged Just as many
more times ae may be necessary
senators have TO be- handled a little
more gently. but Aldrich has an art
resulting from natural skill and Ions
practice, OF getting the senate TO uo
about what he wants, 80 there Is not
likely 10 be- serious trouble at the
north end OF the capitol.
The thing that looks most threat
ening Is the statehood bal. An agree
ment WoulG have been reached he con
ference This week but for a sudden
display OF 0hstinaCy on the part OF
Senator Foraker The house confer
eos were willing 20 accept the plan
originally advanced by senator For
akcr as solution of The problem
but when the proposition was made
7 to tne ohio senator he turned \
down. and served notice thai unlos.
the conference agreed ON the essen
tial features of the senate amend
monts. ne would fasten the stateho0,
I bin as a rider 90 ono of the big ap
preparation bills and pass 10 Through
lue senate in thut shape T1is wout
put it up To- the house either 90 ac
/ eept the seuate's statehood program
or bear the burden OF responsibility
/ Tor failure of statehood legislation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
SANTA re EXCURSION WAS
a GREAT SUCCESS.

H. s Lutza santa Re excursion was
an that could be desired by the Santa
70 Railway company the ball boys
and the oXcursionists themselves.
The train. composed OF Eve coaches.
arrived az ~ O'Clock, and from %
swarmed Over 20, enthusiastic base
bah fans. That these roo.ers made
rood. was evident from the shouts OF
applause that greeted the Gmys' ey.
vfy spectacular play That she WIS.,
itOrs were we'll entertained. can also
b. testified 20. The hotels and res.
iaurants were well patronizod the
street cars were iammed an day
many witnessed the festivities given
IN the old town plaza in honor OF toe
patron saint. San Felipe dc Nfrl che
Casino got itB portion of the business
ana the crowd at the BAN game exc
ceeiod any 90 visit Traction Parf
sincs the territorial fair The oxcW
sion train lon ai S;1a On the evening
on iis return trip. with lts occupants
tired and happy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
FAMILY SIDE SEEN
IN gEMATOR TIIlMAN.

a very widely accepted conception
of Senator altman Of South Carolina
is that Of q rugged even uncouth, old
farmer whose chief delight in lie Or
to liIt somebody's scalp The softer,
more human Side 81 little known. For
instance, few people would think Of
Tillman az q musician. or n passion.
ate lover OF flowers and birds.
Caught in a mellow mood the other
day the ncry South CarOllnan was
disposed 90 talk of these personal
things II don't DO much playing
these days De said = am very
busy answering fool letters and keep.
ing this woman Ga pet name FOR Mrs.
Tiilman) out OF trouble / don't en-
tice sweet strains out ~ my old har
monica like ! used to-
"He used 20 have a splendid voice
too said Mrs. Tillman. before 90
ruined 1t talking too much" The
senator was too accustomed % hef
nulet teasing 90 sass back" though
ho claimed that ho dld not always
let her on 80 easily
Sometimes when SHE gets very
sassy. ho said anCCiionaicly II re-
cite poetry 90 her Now. she doesn't
Ike poetry and tells me 30 very
frankly hen I lock mournful and
sign. Ike Touchsionc Would that
The gods had made thee pOctical
That cots even with her every time
Please don't talk to me about my
roses. N you do IN Der ao homcsich
ill have 10 leave an this work over
yondor' noddlns toward the capitol
"and go down there 10 see th,m
again
why right now. there's ans old
mocking bird sitting on % round knob
by my front gate IN South Carolina
that's been singing since supper time
I reckon by now he's pretty sleepy
ana is just fusslng "a 'ie before Do
goes 90 bed.
"He sits up late this time Of year
60 smell The wlstaria One year q
Dig tree I had was killed by the frost
and J had 90 trim II down to a stump
on one side OF this ! planted a yelloW
.cliuabing rose and on tho othoF side
la wlaiar.a. The two bloom az the
same time every spring and the an
Us heavy with che perfume The old
hooking bird sta up fll the roses
that have bl0umed during the day
begin to wilt and then Do gets ths
fun force of the 0dor He's a sharI
Old chap
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

Andrews. delegate 20 congress from
New Meaica. providing for the pay
ment Of pensions 90 soldiers who
were in service during the Indian
wars between the years 1856 and
1850. The present pension law pro.
Yldes that pensions shall be- paid 20
soldiers who served during 1856 and
prior and q ia the purpose Of Probate
Judge Martinez 90 have this date
changed 90 1860. Ho O. OF the Opin.
ION that there are a number " old
soldiers in the territory. who served
after 1856 and who are entitled 20
pensions. he says that he has the as
surance az Senator Elkins that he viii
DO AL Ia his power 60 bring about
favorabie action, and beileycs that
Delegate Andrews WI BE- Ia sympa.
my with the blll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
ORGANIZE AIR CLUB AT
SAN BERNARDINO SHOPS

The organization OF the Air club,
by thc Santa ~ shopmcn last Mon.
day evcnint. has created much in.
terest among the shopmon especially
an those who are Interested ln the
study ~ air, and lt rs probable that
the mer hership Of the club will be-
greatly Increased, says thc San Der
nardInO sun
Mas Waters, public librarian. has
prepared a short Hist OF books and
publications on che subject of "Air
and ~ Uses IN Connection with Rail-
road Work which will be of interest
10 the members Of the AIR club. The
following named works are Included.
AIR brake. I'm biackall's air brake
catcchlsm, 1a03). b25.2.l
Air brake apparatus and alr brake
pump On F0Wler's locomotive break
downs. emergencies aHd their rene.
dies, i803l G2ii3-3
Air brakes Scientific American,
December 10, 1909.
Air brakes, air pumps. air needed
for combustion ia HondorHone lo
conceive operation tg04) 62i.f3.4.
Air pumps. TN Holmes steam en-
CINE, 1907, 6211-2.
Commercial utlliEai lon OF atmO4
nheric elements Scientific Amerl
can October rs, 1909.
Compressed air aH "a transportation
agent Scientific American. Decem
Der rs. 1902.
DHsa1clRtion of afr at ordinary pres
sure. "scientinC American March
no. 1900
NeW afr brake Current Iltsra
iure August. 1909.
Novel cir compressor. "sClontinl
American" July as, 1904
Shooting on air plBf0us "Populni
Mechanics May 1906
Air resistance Of railway trains
Scientific American" Febumy o
1901
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
VioLAToRs or EDMUNps LAW
ARE sENTENCED TO PEN

Salvador olivaH ana Marqulta
Ollyas. both az Ration were sentenced
by Judge Mills in the United states
court. the former 20 two years and a
half and the later 10 two years In the
ponlteniary The sentence was made
a little heavier than usual as the
woman o. the wife of tao formers
brother. ana they were found locked
la "A room together The judge IN
sentencing the pair told the young
man thaf he should have had more
honor aud regard for his brother than
to have ever committed ga offence OF
that kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

"a q Wall. who has been M charge
~ the Santa ~ repair shops "a Aar
stow Cor some time "a now az Wins
low. Ar'ooua. where be- takes the
position OF master mes manic Tues.
day last tho men az the Barsiow
shops presented Mr Wall VITA a
handsome solld sold Knights Temular
charm. SOC with diamonds and rib.ea
and very hne cuf glass bowl for
MFs Wall. AZ both have been hold in
hleh esteem hy ah Who know them az
nautoW. SIR. ana Mrn wall lefi the
des 90 town with the best wishes of
every one who knew thom especially
the railroad men,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

n you had an tho wealth Of Rookie.
Teller, the standard OIL magnate. you
could not buy a better medicine for
bowel complaints than Chamborlaln's
collie. Cholera and Dlarrhooa Remedy.
The most eminent physician can NOT
prescribe % better preparation for
collie and darrhoea, both for children
and adults. Tho unifor msucceas ~
this remedy has shown Il % be- su.
porior % an others. IL never falls
and when reduced with water and
swoetoned. & % pleasant 90 take
Every family should be supplied with
&c. Sold by an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
TOO MUCH NAVY BUlLpiRo
SAY MANY CONGRE8sMEN

There has boon very marked
growth during the present session Of
congress in sentiment opposed 90 AN.
limited uphuildnE of the navy. Mem.
hcrs of congress Who in tho past have
sally supported che naval program
of this and other administrations are
beginning 90 question the wisdom ~
am ever increasing eNpo1uuuro in
use preparation TOO war when the
peaceful needs 81 The country must
lu @ measure DC neglected.
Representative Burton of Ohio, whe
enjoys tho unqualified respect 81 hia
without regard 90 parry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

More than niy familIos arc Guilt
waiting their plots on The Burke farm.
Boz the Bronx. made available far b,o
use Of the unemployed by the Aston
estate This admirable philanthropy
will ur1Ye Is helping hand 90 many
men with large families wao are un-
ablo 20 pay high routs in this city
ga there are sea available for huH.
drod poor families plots aa good o.
those which have neen taken up and
cultivated Tho recipients are very
grateful One Of the men Who BE-.
ceived "a plot wrote to the lpofIn-
tcndoHt p have often prayed for lust
such an opportunity. ns / was brought
up On the country. and know thar
can earn "a living ior nay family on
one 90 these small farms
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
HOME DESTROYED WHILE
FAMILY WERE AWAY.

The 1omo Of Louis Hill az the cor
ncr OF Eighth street and Delaware
avenue, Alamogordo. was burned %
the grOund the other night as 1880.
The hro department was unable %
save anything, a. ihe Gre was not
discovered Boa timc. SIR iiill wan out
in the country ana his wife was with
relatives. The owner is of the opin.
ion that tho nre was OF incendiary
origin The loss o. about $500, with
$3.50 insurance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
A LOG HAuLER RUN
OVER AND BADLY HURT

Jesus Truimo, % log hauler. oin.
ployed by Bert Adams. at his saw
mill az Mineral Hill, San Miguel
county, was run over by a heavily
loaded wagon and sustained n com.
pound fracture OF his left leg. Just
below his knee lie was Immediately
taken 10 las Vegas Tor medical a..
tcntiOn. and is now OF toe las Vegas
hospital
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

lines. has been an earnest advocate
of cutting down the laval oKpondi.
iuroe, and that he had made head.
way was evidenced when this years
naval btu was before tho house Tho
administration carried uut ta pro.
gmm ~ course. hui f ne campaign
II Burton and bis followers continues
tO make headway gnaE ls likely Go
bo struck In some congress Of the not
Ear distant future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
al Immena. ehureh choIr.

Rev ROBBERY s Mccarthy is ono OF
the clty's greatest pastors and preach
ers. and no day passes without some
mention ~ some now enterprise
which always covers much space ln
endcavOr and results Tho latest % a
great choir Cor the Calvary Baptist
church. This choir is a greet sympa
fhetic well trimmed choir. hundreds
strong. and aoloisia Of oflcl ncy. un-
der the laderahip 90 Prof bowman.
me distinguished OrEauiHt conductor
Doctor MncArthur'a annual platform
work not only between sundays in
short trips near home. but ln extend.
90 southern and western nrH. az
tracts 90 ma church large numbers
20 translenis las DE City who have
heard him in different parts Of fne
country Rarely b. there a soaf m.
cant in hia church at the services
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

MORGAN c. Buikeley Of Connecticut
$1,000 goo.
charles W. Fairbaals Of Indiana.
Henry NJ reclor Of Colorado. 90.
W Murray Crane Of Massachusetts.
10000
Eureno Hale Of Maine. 100000.
Thomas 81 Patterson of Colorado
82.000O0O
George c. Perkins OF California
&2.0OOOOO.
Fruncis r.. Warren % wyoming.
So. 600 900.
levi Ankeny Of Washington. $1,000
600
Nathan d Scott Of West Virginia
f2.o00OOO.
Arthur ?. German Of Maryland. 81.
200 600
Joseph % Foraker Of Onto. $1,000.
600.
Henry Cai,di Lodge 81 Massachu.
sets. si.5ooOOO.
Thomas C. PLAT 81 New York. o.,
100000
Josepb W paHey Of Texas. $780,
William B..Alliaon Of Iowa, $1,000.
COO.
samuel D. Piles Of washington. 81
con coo
James O. McCrccg Of Kentucky
81 HNU.0NH
George g. Nixon Of Nevada, $1,000.
coo.
James p TalIaterro Of florida. g.,
600 600
Joseph Il. Willard Of Nebraska g..
900 900.
Albert j. Hopkins Of Illinois, $1,000,
600.
Thomas s. Martin OF yirsInia, 81.
O00 900
Boios Penrosc 20 Pennsylvania.
ei Oo0. 600
Reed smoot OF Utah, 81 100000.
The methods by which these for
tunes have been acquired differ very
widely. Senator Clark made hif
money In mines and the chances are
that obs possessions are considerably
larger than the estimate given Not
long ago be- was Offered fi50O00O0o
Ter the United Verde mine. a single
one OF his possessions. hut refused
the offer for the reason that ho con
sidOred his wealth safer Ia the ground
than o. would Doe la q bank or in any
other form Of Investment Clark d
not an influential member of the sen
ate aud has announced That be vii
retire at the end Of HIS present term
OF the other scuato,s whose wealth
% placed az si0Ou0.000 or more Elk
ms Of West Virginia GlsO made hii
money largely from tho ground. holnf
interested in West Virginia mines
although he controls railroads ant
manufactures and other industries
Aigcr of Michigan IS a lumber prince
Like Clark. he has decided that th,
senate Us not his field and will rctlr,
with the expiration OF his present
term Dryden OF New Jersey o. a
the head n an iauranco company. aut
has been fortunate Speculation
Kean OF the same state inherited
most of his wealth, but be has aug
mCnted 10 by shrewd investments
Senator Aldrlch's millions were made
largely In railroad operations. Th'
ten millions credited 10 him do no
nearly meet the popular supp0sitioI
Of his wealth, bh the idea that he Il
enormously rich ARISES largely iron
the fact that his daughter O. marie,
TO a son of John ID. Rockefeller
OF these half dozen richest men II
the senate Aldrich is the only one
of FIRST class influence, although Eik
Inns and Kean rank we'll up in the sec
ond class. Ia addition 90 the natOr
named ln thls list. there are half
dozen others whose possession
mount toward n million each. Franl
-. BraHdegce OF Connecticut is one
Charles A. CulDerson OF Texas De- an
other. Lee s. Oygrman of North Care
/ lima. SIS 'wsu fixed Henry h. Burn
nam of New Hampshire Is iu comfort
able Circumsi aucCs; 60 Dis his neigh
| har. william =. Dillingham; of Vel
mont and Frank 2. Flint ~ California
can scrapo together moro than half
million
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
JOPLIN Stars BANK
RuINEp az RuMoRa.

Joplin No. May 2s-The Joplin
SAVINGS bank was closed ihiF morn.
Ing by State Bank Examiners Wade
and Cook. under instructions from
Che secretary 81 tho state The io-
pouits Df iho bank aggregate $4,000,
capital gl0OOO. assets. small Geo.
W. lnyne. president ~ the bank. o.
sued statement plodgIng t0 pay oy-
cry dcuoaltor Boo fuil % ls stated that
Che failure resulted from reports cir
culated recently regarding la con.
ditfan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

Odessa, May ss.-An agent ~ the
secret police waa shot doad va the
main street here today. The assassin
escaped There la an Increasing rub
TIC apprehension a. a result NJ the ac.
uViiy of tho terroriEtg tho purpose
81 whose campaign Ga believed t0 SEQ
40 compel The Granting ~ amnesty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
RESFRVoIR ON


According TO the Pennington Enter.
prise, a. G. Hinderlider one OF the
engineers Of the United States recla-
nation service, Is again az work on
the Ia Plata project ard the prospects
are good for a smaller reservoir. with
a capacity SUFFICIENT to lrrigato 10000
or 10000 acres, even N the larger
proposition. that covers 100000 acres.
does not go through at the present
time. There On very littlo doubt that
the large canal win be built In time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
.socoRRo's PUBLIC
SCHOOL TEACHERS

aMN00k ENAff = 80
Tho socorro board OF education met
the other evening for the purpose OF
olUciinF O corps OF teachers for tho
next school year and transacting other
important business The election re-
suited IN the choice OF Bllse0 Chavez
Misses James and Harris. and two
Sisters of I.orotto. Bach viii receive
t55 a month. A resolution was passed
TO tho effect that no teacher in thg
public schools OF the city should be- all
lowed 60 engage Ia private tutoring
except under the direction of the
principal and that al tutoring 30 done
must be reported 90 The board OF educ
cation each month says the Chleftain.
The public schools Of Socorro have
made an excellent record this year
and there 10 et present no apparent
reason why that record should not be
oQuaiigd next year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

an lt|ncfant miniature Carou1al
with a cinckWnrk and piano attach.
mont haa made iia appearance upm
che streets on inc western uptown
side that has nimO3 made iho yourF
steers cmHy SIX chlldrea can go on
tho circular seat 81 carries. ana with
their Friua kud smiles and aahoui
they punoiuaio the notes ~ she piano
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

decrease 90 tho same ratio that the
use of Or Kings New Life Pills IN.
creases, They save you from danger
and bring quick and painlcaa release
from cunaiiaaiiOn and the ills ErnW.
ing cut 81 a. Strength and yle0r A.
ways follow their use. Guaranteed
by an druggists. 2bc. Try Them.