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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
Evidence All In.
special tot'itissn.

special To- titissn.
Las Cruces. March 3.--In the case
against &. II Dane foI embezz lement, the
evidence Ia all in and the arguments he
fore the jury commenced this morning.
X, Il FERGUSON, assistant United States
attorney. L. making u gallant fight and
deserves la win the case
A peculiar state II affairs exists In clos
ing up the business II the d.fiinct Dem
ing and Silver City banks. The former
receiver, Isaac NJ. Smith. now deceased.
who was quite a considerable stakeholder,
recommended an assessment ON the stock
holders Of eigh,y-two per cent at Deming
and seventy five per cent at Silver City.
II now becomes apparent that the assess.
men, In each case should have been all
the law allows, one hundred per cent, hut
now II il matter IL grave doubt whether,
having called one Assessment, the comp.
troller can call another one for the bal
Ance. Tn. deposi,ors are therefore In a
very unhappy frame Of mind regarding
the outlook.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
,oAn>IN,. MI-,,nr.

A few weeks ago n -h-rirrS Inssc shot
a man Ia death On one al the streets -
Santa Fr. and "a, the inquest and in sub
srIurn, proceedings i, was learned tina,
III. posse hal no warrant a. make the ar.
rcrt--in fact that the man was killei in
cold hl"~i. The crime caused snur e1-
element even in sleepy Santa fr. and the
imported deputies Of the sheriff in that
county, who we're given their jobs on
their r"r"'-''.. go n-n killers. have
been somewhat quiet. A few days ago
one II the reIute,i killers called IN J. W
Conway at santa fe, in n bclligrrent
mu"d. aud the New Mexican says hc mad
the c"ur,e1y H. lay aside his badge Of Of
tic. before hr caltsi on Mr.. Conway. II
~ such little obs-rvances II the punctil-
lioS II polite society on the part Of the
santa Fe officials that endear them Ia the
Democratic gang now running things in
that city. The imported deputy realized
that II would cause talk" II he killed
MIR Conway in AN official capacity, and
he deserves credit for his forr,hought.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

J, l. Buckley, an old Colorado miper,
who invaded the Cochiti mining district
and suffered the misfortune 81 having
tn. toes ON both Of his feet frozen.
is here for treatment and has room At
tn. Bachecbi lodging house on frs,
street. DR.. Raster 10 the attending ply
stefan and he expects IN have the veteran
gold hunter In arst-clsss trim to wade
through snow again in the next hfteen
dAys.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
swlrm.LEw.~ rsGmr.
81 Pa-s reepie Making % Lively IN
spersisE Circles.

On the 18th Il the present month one Of
the gamest aud best glove contests tina,
has ever been arranged in the southwest
will take place somewhere outside the
city II III Paso. The match Ia between
Billy smith 81 Australia, and Billy Lew
il. who In well known all over the coun.
try and who made q wonderful fight Of
hf,y-nine rounds with Jack Durge In
Butte, Montana. On the 18th II February
smith had a great battle 81 thirty-two
rounds with Flshrity, Of Oregon, who was
fifteen pounds the heavier, and won with
gu, the semblance Of any injury. except
ing n slight abrasion ON the left cheek.
He In game tn the core.
The purse for which the men fight 10
$500, and was made up by the beat people
II the city Of III paso. II any attempt
at trickery To delu,ie the patrons Of the
contest IL INDUCED in. neither men will
get q cent. The affair will some of UNI
der the same rples As the Smith flAhrity
contest. When the men entered ths ring
Referee Frank Merrill, who Ia city as
SCISSOR 81 III Paso. plainly informed the
audience that II was light IA finish. no
foul would Ia allowed and II any chi
canery was indulged in by the principals
Of the mill, not . man would receive =
cent.
In case the gentlemen are successful In
securing an excursion rate on the differ
ent roads, those who anticipate seeing
the mill can rest assured that they will
zee fight, aud Il will he = long one too.
for both men are dead game and equally
scienced. although smith has q little the
best Of Il in weight. height and reach.
The men will weigh in At the ringaide,
Smith To tip the beam at I5s pounds and
Lewis will enter the ring at i46 pounds
Lewis did not like the idea IL giving
eight pounds away, but Afsr little con-
sideration and having been brought from
Butte, aontanA, for the especial purpose
Ia make the match, he consented do 80
and articles Of agreement have been
signed, and the men are In active train
ing. The lightest weight gloves possible
will be used.
Those who intend TO sec the mill will
please call at rHE CITIZEN Office and
leave their names, ~ AZ 10 guarantee the
railroad company that II will lie justified
| In issuing = special rate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
nag ~triae at aiii.sers.

Hillsboro, N, NJ, March "a Ave foot
vein Of sulphide ore was struck In the
H,ope Of the 800 foo, level II the Rich.
mond mine that runs twenty seven
ounces In gold to the ton another strike
Was made in the third tunnel ~ the Coed
Hope Bonanza that will run over $tOO 10
the ton Hillsboro's output this yea
will run beyond o. .OOO. 900, Good claims
can yet he taken NJ by the intelligent
pruspsctor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

DIR. Gould. the new postmaster 81 Eas,
Las Vegas, sent on his bond In Washing
ton last Friday and expects his commits
sion in a few days. He has moved his
family Ia the r,nms over the postoffice,
and has arranged all matters handy for
the discharge Of his duties, Until his
commission arrives he will continue 70
ably represent the Optic on both the edi-
toriAl and local page
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

The world wldr financial crisis IN
WhIrh the nations uf the earth ar. IN
VOWED IN working out lts own solution.
The criris II due Ia the fall ~ silver aud
the fall IN SILVER IL dur tn the action e
Euglard aud primarily IN closing her
mlu's tn the white metal thrr" quarters
ii n century agr, b. the Franco PrnHSiAn
war IL 1871. which enabled Grrmauy to
establish herrrlf un gold basis and furrc
ia" cl,~iug IT the French mlnts To- silver
ruinaer, g. th" cluriug ufthr Indian mintH
.Art spring ani th" repeal uf the SHEER.
tuan SILVER law 10y the United States
The lu~"-t price which silver haH reach.
81. compared with gold. ia the history uf
the world. the world ~ldr depreciation
1T prI,"s and the pAucs which have
swept over the face uf the earth begin
n,ng IN the Argentine IN 1890 aud ending
with u Collapse IN China. have impress
~ upon all intelligent observers, the ne.
rrsAIty fpr international action which will
put - stop tu fluctuations ~ what should
br the money rtandar! ~ fact ~ we'll NJ
uamr. The nnly relief IN international
bimctAlliHm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

Th. contest for town marshal Of East
Las Vegas, NJ Tbs CirI IN Ii informed.
wakes warm. There are half dozen can
ddA,es in the field. but Il il concluded
that the contest will finally narrow down
between Messrs. Gray and jjlson. The
young men Of East Las Vegas almost uni
versslly favor Jilson, and they are put
ting in some mighty strong words for
him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

WI Haney and others 81 this city are
in reoeip. Of important letters from ~
Hatfield, ~ Cortland, street, New York, "
informing them how they could become
wealthy with only small outlay Of gen
uiue money Hatfield probably can catch
some greeners On his scheme, hut the
average Albuqueriuean does not bite
when the bait il not Of the very hest
kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
Papers Filled.

The following instruments have been
tiled with Secretary Miller, at santa Fe,
since the last report published in THK
CirizsS;
Feb. A.-Articles Of incorporation OF
the Cochit Transportation Company filed
Incorporatorr-Then Y. Moore, John
W. Akers and Lorion Miller Capital
stock. $4,000. single shares 800. H-
rectors--the incorporatorsi and principal
place Of business, santa Fe, N. n.
Feb. a Articles OF incorporation Of
the New Mexico Telephone company dlod.
incorporators-Th Y. Moore. Ish-
maal Sparks and Lorion Miller. Capital
stock, $i0.0O0i single shares, $40. Dirsc.
tors, the incorporators and principal
place Of business, Santa Fe, N. NJ.
Feb. 2s,-Certiaed copy articles Of In
corporation Of the AultmAn Il Taylor Ma
chinery company. hled. together with Ger.
tihcate Of the company designating Albu-
querque as principal place OF business In
territory and NJ. W. Flournoy a. resident
agent
Feb. 2s.-Arcles Of incorporation II the
Woodland Orchard company hled. Incor-
porAtors--George W. Wood, Frank 8
Wood and Frank A. MAgennis, all Of Las
Cruces, N. n. Capital stock. $4,000,
single shares, $ioO. Directos-,hs In
corporatcrs, and principal place Of busi-
ness, Las Cruces, N. n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
nueLisa,. Arn,ra nalxs.

The bsst sslvs 10 the world for Qua,
bruises, sores, ulcers. sslt rhsuu, fever
sores. tsttsr, ohsppsd hands. chilbls,ns,
oorns, aud oil skin sruptions. and posi-.
lively oures piles. or no pAy required. II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect sstisfsction
or money refunded. Prios % cents pcr
boz. For Gale by Or. Thos. Il. Burgess
A Bon, druggista.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

A. n. Codington. Peter Isherwooa
Paul Warren and Adolph Helwig have
returned from the gold fields In the Co
chit mining district an old miner. Carts
Wager. accompanied them To the city.
They brought with them = lot Of excel
lent samples, some Of which have been
assay ed and show good returns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
nr,.. sos .rArsnSep.
wev. Hnrw ".a. tse rss.e~s Preacher
write. q ses-,h,- L-tter

writes n NgNatntf
was PLEASED with VI. article In TITS
Dan yCirirks II yesterday by on" "f the
I hal alrn rial the article ny
the Rev. Mr.. C,s,y which appeared In an
eastern paper, the "Congregs,,onalis,"
-uo, long since and then rcprsluccd Ivy
one II III. PAPERS ~ this city. and am
c-mp-ll-i Ia admi, tina, there ~ ~'mr
pretty gW.i reading In said article. bu,
think II hardly lair Ia pull the "bull tight
into the ring against stAtrhWsi. Tie
writer II this article had alrca'iy planted
hims,lf In favor u rtat.hHi aud don't
prupos. ~ let ''bull tight" with half
dozen small bulls and cowarily bull fight
ERA with backs and sides padded with hay.
butt him nir tile track ~ Htatchud.
The mos, II us, even including IA.
greater part II the ~ 800 ber, people IN
town" whu were present at the trrt hight.
arr agreed on this one thing. tina, bull
light II n dirgracrful affair. II brings the
blush oi shame Mp"n the fair cheek II
American civilization aud ought Ia be rel
egA,sd back ,o spain aud Italy and Mex.
icn aud lefi there ns n relic nf barbarian
That there were many goul people at
the first meeting Of this Irruiciuur diver.
sion none can doubt, but from the eta,e.
men, tina, they were 1.-The best people iu
tuSn" lag Ia drmur
The accusation that the preachers have
made no effort To- prevent the affair IL tee
near the truth To lie denic,l, only IN part
hut It II ais, true with respect tn all others
aud suppose W. ARE all alike III one ~.
sJsct and that il we did nut know what 4,
do
II isA fact. however, that resolution,
we're I,nrs,-I, coudrinuing the whole thing
10y few II us in the spanish work. AM
read tn n large congregation. the Thurs
day evening after III. first fight all exc-p
two bays aud one old Mexican man vote,
in favor III the resolutions II WAS als,
denounced in strung terms in our SpaniSl
paper, y blirhed III this city and nf whicl
the writer In editor.
As Zone nr the preachers" believe on
principal place il in the pulpit and in tn
line IL other religious duties. hut We ha,,
Ia pay our taxes and our debts just u
other people AMI in times of war We AR
expected io tight for our country like uthe
men. and about election times VIZ arr oft.l
imp"rtuned To help pu, the right man il
the right place, aud this, il part, IL IN.
eIcusc for this article And now, Ia
preachers h wing done their part. ~
suppose. in helping To put the RICH, mel
IN the right place, whose duty IL Ia tu b
un the Alcr, aud ~. that the laws arr M
broken bu, enforced, II In Ia be hovesl the
will do their duty Otherwise look ou
Tor the preachers. Taos. HAYWOOD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

THH cIrukS the other day gave an &C.
coun. II the horrible killing u C. y. Van
Sickle near Roswell, and the arrss, Of
Rugenio Ar~gon and Antonio Gonzales on
suspicion Of being the murderers. The
grand Jury Of ChAves county began an In
vestigation. and the evidsn nee. although
circumstautiAl. was 90 strong against the
prisoners that they ere indicted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

After sight. seeing at the Midwinter
Fair, san Francisco, for two weeks, DR.
], +. Pearce returned on No , last night,
The doctor reports having a splendid
time, aud although the weather was
slightly disagreeable at times, he saw
enough to convince him that California
and the Midwinter fair are two great
things. II our people take the advice Of
the doctor they would not miss trip tn
the fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

The public library 10 in receipt OF 100
new books. including ia,ss, hctiou and
many valuable books Of reference. The
century dictionary viii be hero the last Of
the month, secured at great reduction
through Prof. Ramsay.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

CHde Selvy, special officer IN the At
lAn,ic 4 Pacific, il at home from the
west, and h, reports the road Absolutei,
lined with tramps run out u the cities and
towns IL Southern California, and who arr
.n route east. Notices have be.n reccis.
al from lSleta Junction to tn. effect that =
gang "f desperate fellows a,,empte' to do
injury there and tina, they would he in
Albupueriu, this afternoon. The police
are forewarn-l that the combined fore.
is needed at presen, to place = check To
the influx oftramps
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10
Ia AaRlnRA.

During the prevalence Of the grip The
past seasons II wss . noticeable fact thai
thoss who depsnded upon DR.. King
New Discovery not only had . speedy
recovery, but escaped all Of thu trou Die
come after effects OF the mAlsdy. Thu
remedy seems 70 have . ps,ulisr pows'
10 dsotinR rapid cures, not only 10 oases
OF 10 grippe. but IN all diseases Of The
throat, chest and luogs, and has CURED
cssss OF asthma aud hay fever Of icps
standing. Try IL and he consiocsd. II
won't disappoiut. Free trial bottles al
DR.. Thos. II. Burgess 4 Sous drug stors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

Having made Arranssmsnts ter pss,ursss IL
region is kansAs, psstures we'll wAtered and
fenced, near railroad and within tan hours. rrs
Of ksnsas City market, We voc'd rrspsctfv'l "
grazing your cattle nsa, the market, In . coeutrJ
slyays needing large supply Ut feeders..
We are nov reAdy To maze contracts for The
summer.
For furthey -pevticalArs c,ll On or sdf-sss
&. y. nkhRl ~, psesidsat and general mr. uAgss
Of tho winfield land and Pasture 20. Ut korsiA
ksusas, ALsuQuxsous, N. ".
aHyEaKAons;
Cowisy Co. National Hank Of winAsid. Kan
Drumm y alta Commission Co., kans.s City
No.; Ysh d kscks Commission Co. Kama
City; W. 3. glanshts< L. william Hurst OF kAn-
sss City, T. l.. naSan os Prescott. A. T.; Han.
DEL Crusiss Of Hsekbary. 4. r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

W. Chaplin, the north First street boz,
and shoemaker, always has q rush u
work. The cause Of this Ia that his wor
and prices never fail 10 give satisfaction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-10

1.-THE working Of these immense coal
fields gives employment indirectly 10 a
quarter II million men At American
wage rates II furnishes freight for our
railways and water ways from one emil of
the land Ia the other. In 1871 We mined
ll3, 100 tons. Thirty-one states con-
tributed 10 the grand aggregate New
England states, Middle states, Southern
states and western states, and those on
the Pacific coast. Those lying next the
sss and ,hose lying inland ,hose border
ing on the grsA, lakes anil in the Ais~is.
sidi valley. all are interested in this mag
nitceut snterpris :"
'.'rhs inssrrst Of American capital there.
In, aud the iutsros, of American labor arr
nov PROPOSED N liz stricken down by
bringing us into competition with Goa
nsids operatet NJ lower wage rates and
In the hands Of Foreigners. And thai
composition may lie sxpsctsd on ever,
hand"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-05-09
Selling A Home.

Men viii sell a home without
much compunction if the transac-
tion promises a fair profit, and fre-
quently whom the promise is as
intangible as the commercial enter
prises of Colonel Sellers. They see
an opening to start stock farm in
Western Kansas; Oklahoma lures
them with deceitfnl assurances of
sudden wealth; there is a fortune to
be realized in twelve months in an
elevator at Grand Crossing. The
woman is cajoled into signing the
deed, against her better judgment
and fearful protests, and she and
her children are dragged from the
shelter of their home to some remote
region beyond the confines of civil
ization, and to come dragging back
again, after q few months, broken
down physically and financially
ruined. Many a man has become
bankrupt through this very every
day process, when, had he needed
the counsel of his wife, and held on
to his home, if he failed to acquire
wealth he might have at least lived
in comfort. II is SO old an expert
ence that is commonplace.-PhlLd-
delphtd Ledger.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-05-09
Cnre for Iore.

Take grain of sense, half
grain of prudence, a dram of un-
derstanding, one ounce of patience,
a pound of resolution, handful of
of dislike. Intermix them altogeth-
er, fold them mp in the alembic of
your brain for "a hours. set them
on slow fire for hatred. Then
strain them clean from the dregs of
melancholy. Sweeten them with
forgetfulness. Put them in the
bottle of your heart, stopping them
down with the cork of sound judg-
ment. There let them stand IA
days in the water of cold affection.
This is the most effectual remedy
in the universe and never was
known to fail when rightly made
and properly applied.-Satd's Jour
nal
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-05-09
He Knew Her.

On ono occasion Judge Andrew
Ellison was trying an important
case at Macon City and was desir-
ed to rush it through in order to
make way for another case coming
up next morning. The court in
structed the jury and court officials
to return after supper, as it was in
tended to hold night session. At
z o'clock all the officers, numerous
witnesses and the jury, with one ex-
ception, were promptly on hand.
OF course nothing could be done
without the absent juryman. The
minutes ran into hours, and still the
prodigal didn't return. At late
hour court adjourned without hav-
ing accomplished anything. Next
morning sharp at 9 o'clock the IL
jurymen were in the box. His
honor schaned the crowd and ask
ed for the truant. He was pointed
out, and the court ordered him to
stand up.
"Mr.%," said the Judge, ad-
dressing the derelect, "didn't you
understand the order of the court
last night requiring the jury to be
on hand after supper2'
eyes, your honor" said the jury
man, explaining, "but you see I
live quite ways out of town, and
my wife gave me AN order prior to
the courts order, and her order was
that 1 shouldn't stay in town over
night. / considered the matter and
concluded it was safer to risk your
honor's dispIeasure than her'n, be-
cause" he added earnestly, II know
her."
The court looked solemn a mo-
ment, as if weighing some mighty
problem. Then a smile started
across his face, and the bar, court
officers and spectators broke out in
tumultuous laughter. The jury
man was forgiven.-jS. Louis Post
DiSDatch.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-05-09
Forgot 1t Was cooked.

During the Mexican war, In 1916,
Captain Kenly received orders from
General Quitman to march with a
guard to a ford in the Santander
river and prevent its passage by.
the Mexicans. He reached the
place, posted bis men with strict in
functions against betraying their
presence, and took his position on
the bank where he could overlook
the ford.
Suddenly there came the report
of gun, fred by one of his sentries.
Captain Kenly ran to the place,
having seen no enemy, and found
the sentry, Georgian, coolly re-.
loading his musket.
elbow dare you fire your gum,
exclaimed the angry Captain. @The
whole division will be aroused.
Even as he spoke the long roll of
the drums came floating down the
wind. The sentry saw plainly
enought the trouble he had got in
to, but he answered:
"Well, Captain, you see L was so
tired and sleepy that to keep my
self awake 1 kept pointing my gun
at duck 1 saw on the river, and 1
thought how 1 would like to whisp-
er to it., and, hang it, forgot the
gun was cooked, and away she
went"
The man escaped with sharp
reprimand from General Quitman,
who sent him word that if he ever
whispered" again without orders
it would be all over with him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-05-09
Mr.. R. II. Edmonds. editor of the

Mr.. R. II. Edmonds, editor of the
Manufacturers Record, in recent
interview said: "The natural re-
sources of the South, are by no
means appreciated. Few realize,
for instance, that West Virginia
alone has 10000 square miles of
coal or about 1000 square miles
more than all of Great Britain, and
yet Great Britain mines about 2OO,-
100000 tons of coal year and West
Virginia 100000 tons. The pos
sibilities of the coal mining business
of that State may be appreciated
from these figures. One-half of
West Virginia is still covered with
verdant forests"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-05-09
Only a Little Piece Of Paper.

It was only aIittle piece Of paper.
but it had printed on one side a
little story of Christ who died for
sinners, and was handed to her as
she was passing down the street.
discouraged, almost weary of life,
despairing, thinking that perhaps
there was no way but to either
commit suicide or enter a life of
shame: but this little message from
heaven, given by one of Gods
children, was just in time to save
that soul from a horrible death. IF
one could hear the testimony of
this saved one and what saved her
under God, no one of us would be
willing to lose opportunities of
slipping little tract into the hands
of strangers as we meet them.-Er.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-05-09
Senator Vest, of Missouri, ad

Senator Vest, of Missouri, ad-
dressing an audience of farmers,
dweIt at length upon this point,
and, stopping, asked the following
question: "What will you do with
your corn if prohibition is adopt
ed2" AN old farmer in the audi
ence rose and said: aDo you want
the question answered, Mr.. Vest?"
"I do, replied the Senator. "Well,
I'll tell you what we'll do," re-
sponded the farmer, "we'll raise
more hogs and less hell"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-05-09
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction
City, ILL.,, was told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that there was no
hope for her, but two bottles DIR. Kings
New Discovery completely cured her
and she says it saved her life. Mr..
Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida St, San Fran
cisco, suffered from dreadful cold, ap-
preaching Consumption, tried without
result everything else then bought one
bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery and
in two weeks was cured. He is natur-
ally thankful 1t is such results, of
which these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy of this medicine in
Coughs and Colds. For trial bottles at
Hoof's Drug Store. Regular size SOC.
and $1.00.