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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
HERE's RiCuNnss,

Any minister. Of any denomination.
who knows n gocd thing when he sees |,
can get fun enough n las, a week b,
reading the following. II IL from the vi
pasn Tribune. aud was not intended Ia
H. JOKE, but wN published In all AL.
i"u'n"ss and was the leading editorial
In III" lS~l" 1T that paper II las, Sa,ur.
day evening Any comment would IT, To-
paint III" lily ~ gild refined gold. there
lore W. present II without a wort:
"lh" interference that has been indnlr
~ In hI IL" ministers ~ VI rn~, tu
,iwdit the drsifes " thousands " psulr
Is simply ilctat"rial. The ppuple whn
want h. witness Ian Stuart'- n-iir
carnival ,lu not interfere with the work
~ the preachers and the latter .hnui
keep their hands IN anything tia, d""-
not mix ~ with their hu-inr-s when
III" church attempts n moralim the
world ani make all the people think ~
| II dos. then II wants a. take charge ~
our president, national capitol aud every
governor and legislature II every state IN
IL" Union. The dispositions II the
na,e- ARE un n par vith the elements.
SOMETIMES II SHOWS, at others the wind
blow, then again II rains aud finally
th"r" l. clear Ky aud the brilliant url'
~ the lr"p blue canopy al1,c W. smiles
-weetl, on all nature. Who ever CON
/ ttullri the elements Just ~ With man.
Kind. With all due tr-I-ct a. the several
men ~ the ministerial calling who have
inAdr themselves 81 utliriuus aud obnOX
/ iuu- l., th"ir p"r~iStrntly going out III
their way tn mar other p'Sple'. pleasure,
! II II but just I" the general public a. call
IL" reverend grutlcm"n's attention Ia
the fact that they should mind their own
business Ani let other Isnple alone
They may h~ whole lot the wi-"T tor It.
aud ~ doubt receive a great deal ~ In
formation IN regard H. the desires ~ hu
man nature. Speaking ~ human nature
-upp-- thu p,~'ple should ~ IL work an,
have Law pa<-,d a. the effect that u,
preacher ~ eNInunder II the go~pe
could indulge IN natrin"nyr Nha
would be thu result The answer can b,
~rn IN the distance. The same reason
lug eau h- applied Ia the present. effort
~ the church a. interfere with the de-
sirr' ~ the lsoplr. When the will ~
p"tSon runs Ia n certain channel. he -
she will turn into that lane. no matte
what the temporary barrier may b-, an
all the efforts ~ the combined forces u
the church will not divert the action
The snperciliou- conduct ~ tie men VIII
claim Ia be rxponants of the BitA In
placed them IN an unen,iablr position
and they are welcome a. wri,he In thpi
present attitude. u these would be moi
al rrformers " the world persist In thei
dictorial proceedings, the time will com
when they will witness u battle Nr
enough, aud IL will H. between churc
and state. with the result that the form,
will be ignominiously defeated, This
n free country. aud no cccl.siastic organ
ization was ever organized that will col
trul the free and nndisputei right II
patriotic people."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

After mature consideration NJ the facts
connected with the publication of an AZ
ticlc In 1nk p,N CITIZEN, dated the
18th day ri No,rmher lS'i, which said
article Wa ~ l,luws.
There h music dealer nj Las \rgas,
VIM has branch store IN this city, who
| II ADVERTISING that h" due~ not recum'
mend certain piano tuner. " The tuner
l. "A worse dead beat than the music
dealer ainfr-aii. hr II tough. and should
H. let severely atone.
Md ou account ~ the publication ~
which. tu. N,tnin, tn whom same re-
ferrsd brought suit ior libel against me
In the district court. have settled said
Nit with him upon the payment ~ sui
hcienl none, H. reimburse him Tor his
eSI~nA'4 IN bringing ~dni", aud hereby
admit that said publication was made by
u rrI1t,rF II rnE tIrILtN without any
justification aud without due c0nsidrra
tain aud that the statements made
therein were untrue.
Iuu-. llIGnE.-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
IuE ~ MISC ROAD.

III" C"nir"t Has n"-n sighed and tuily
Determined.
InE IIrIItN was entirely correct the
other day IN the news 1t gave about the
succrt NJ the lrming ~ Mexico railroad
Mr.. /. {. fuurot. III Lima, Ohio. came ny
ol y sscngcr M, > last night. AMI wa
met the depot by Judge Henry l.. War
rrli, { this city. Judge Warren intro
duc~ the representative II TUX CITIZEN
who EARNED from Mr.. fuurut that he hal
IN hi p,SsessiuIi the tinal contract and
papers :. lie comes direct from the cit,
" Mexico. The subsidy II fi5,hD d
mile, and the company guarantees I,
hulid ltp miles on that basis and ~ out
lined In THE CITIZEN Of Friday last.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
y~,~d uu~si,on s~t,i-a,

sheriff Cameron returned from Fort
Defiance Saturday night. His little trip
resulted In the settlement of 4 question
that has long been an annoyance 10 the
cattleinen and sherpmen 81 northern Ari'
IONA. Agent Constant Williams prom
ised n see that the Navajo Indians keep
their horses on the reservation hereafter
The sheepmen will now have no further
cause for complaint, aud the sheriff IL IN
titled toa vote " thanks Flagstaff lem'
! OcTat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

S"rral days Ago. 4. Coru-,, u ptomi
lnrnt hu'Inr~S man AMI fythian Knight
= S'c"io, me, with very serious acct.
cent. lie was thrown from wagon and
his scalp VIA frightfully lacrrnt"i, n
large piece u II hanging over thu ,ar,
-Four days afterwards Dr. Yesterday Sa-
called and n successful piece ~ sutgrt,
was performed. Mr., Cortssy /. now tap
idly Improving. At one time thu lorhI
physician Thought he would die.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

RnlTrt !. Burdrttc. huurriSt aud prt,
funny man and philosopher, has an
nuunc,d that he will visit the Pacific
coast on u occurring tour. lie will prob
all, stop her" under the auspices " the
mtlpnk club. Il makes very little iii.
ference alout the lecture. the people will
nwk Ia hear him AWAY, because of the
strong hold he has ulrrn their admiration
Genial "Boh" il worthy ot II all, aud hi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
LonN DoNAHug. Consul Commander,
". II. ALLISON, Clerk.
Afternoon NH. I,.a.iiaK-.

Everybody interested In the study Of
the scriptures should take advantage Of
the opportunity Ia hear Mr. Joseph Pei
lstt al the Gospel Mission every after
nmn at o'clock, The epistle ~ the Ro-
mans will be taken up and carried
through. brother pellatt also has charge
Of the evening meetings. Everybody II
welcome. No collections.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

j. J. picky, superintendent II the West.
rrn Union Telegraph company. accompa
MED by u. BruIks. assistant slip-rlntend
ent. Denver. and J. ". Nelson. Of Omaha
arrived IN u special ear last night ant
are the guests ~ Local Manager l.. T
Delaney to-day. Superintendent lh"te,
II making u tour ~ Inspection. The big
Telegraph tickers don't come here yer!
often a. bask In Albuquerque sunshine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
MIL MnIiiININn NV.

The ~uruttn thlritAln continues Ia
make II NrfN uncomfortable f"f nu,rtnur
Thurut"n ~ account ~ III" Hudson mat.
ter. The gu,rrnuf removed cd. Hudson
from the pcnit"ntlatS board hrcau~r the
latter hal charged mllrag" white riding
un pass, The papt- II III" territory
charged the governor with having dome
| the same thing. THIS. III" governor,
through the columns ~ hi4 own paper.
very Indignantly and IrhrurutlN d"nlrl,
| llr admitted hr rosie un rH~S, hut lie.
| clarrh. In the most p'-itlN" terms, that
hr never charged mlrag" for such trips
/ Then Cob Williams, ~ the thirftaln
| went over a. the School ~ Mines, which
| i lucat,-i nj N"cutru, aud by Al "Namiha
/ tiuu II the record, found that VT, Thorn
ton had pat ~ his hill fuf mileage
while a mrmlrt IT the buari II regents
ami riding un pass. that hr hal sworn
L. the account aud drawn thu money, ant
that hr hal tinr this regularly, all I'll,
time hr waS a member ~ that hazard NJ
course. 1t va. aWtully cruel In William
tn draw the trcorh ou the governor II
that cold hluhd manner AMI now III
gu,rtnuf'- organ at santa tr. and II
"rhn IN ilhuIucrIn" and other plac"
are dr,"iing much III their spac" To- Ia
work II showing that thiI Williams l.
horribly TAI man. AMI ALWAYS interior
iug with other peoples affair iut stil
the fact remains that the governor ha
hern convicted ~ doing. habltually. ia
same thing which IN Hudson, h" conSid
rrrd An ufIrusr that warranted rrmo,a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

The II year old son of Roman Sando-
val. at Waldo station. on Tuesday even.
ing, while playing on the larry cars
which run up and down the coke ovens
incline. fell of and under the wheels,
which crushed his left leg. necessitatipg
anlputatiOn below the knee. hrs. Pal
mer and donaldson performed the opera
ton. -cprrilloa Rustler.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Here IL the way an exchange under
stands the new game law: Book agents
may he killed from August |, spring
poets from March N July; caLdal mon
gers from July 9 u December ~ inclu-
siye: umbrella borrowers from February
I 10 November |. open ~asm all the
year round on life insurance agents and
fellows who borrow their neighbor's pa
per.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
,,unI.it. /. Su,.I, Counting.

With thanks H. the public fM ID
hearty support th"outlook club IL ples,
g. announce that the engagement of v
rri ! iurdrtie, the philosophical and
dr-rriluhlc funny man II the IN;
states. II now an aS'ur~i fact, and I
genial Hob" will appear At Grants II.
house ou Tuesday evening, March
The advance sale has lEen most get
Gus, thus preventing any loSs Ia the !
mutrrs. Patrons aud patronesses II
last published ARE ~ follows;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Fit Ilar,wcll, In her last syndicate mr.
ticle, ays: II don't recommend any spe-
cial brand ~ tea for afternoon I O'clocks.
do, however. know all about the besi
tea a. take at night. Parks Tea will Ger.
tainly clear your complexion and purify
your bloh. You will be surprised at the
Improvement II you TAX. n cup ~ Parks
Tea each night" sold 10y br. Th0a. II
Burgess \ SON.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
Omrial- un the ,!o.

Last evening special car rolled IN
with NJ. > from the south containing Su.
I@rin,rndrnt II. I. Nudge. Suprrintend-
ent j. r.. Hurley AMI j. A. Harlan. super.
intrndrnt ~ bridges aud construction.
The gentlemen made complete inspec-
ton II the III, Grande division and Its
bridges Superintendent Harlan remained
over here aud the other gentlemen con
tinuri nurthward.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

.'r,'. ',..L N,u Nh" S...s 49, "'a''
I,,Ls INV.

''Vr'.. ',-"L w." ~ Il" S"..s 49, "'.''
p,'is N''",
T.. l'richrN. 4 successful mining man
lrIn tnrplr ttrrk. who stopped over ~
this ritS last week, passed through from
the south last night on his Way hOmr.
II" informed lut tIlIIt> rrI1rt"r that
h" had visited III" Mater canon gold dis.
trict. IN Socutru county. and was mnr"
than pleased with the PROSPECTS. Won
have cripple ttcrk~ down this way II YOU
money IN developing some Water ranon
properties. The porph,ritic formation
there resembles some parts of the cripple
Creek country. The gentleman has made
money IN cripple Greek and wants new
fields Ia conquer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

SkAvlkW, Va, March " I7'sO,
W. haI" u splendid sale on Chamber
lain cough Remedy. and our customers
coming from far and near. speak VI II In
The highest terms. Many would have
saii that their children would have died
II Group II Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
had mol been given kELLAx Il OrRREN.
Rur sale by Dr.. T. II. Burgess h ron.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
"so,R,ss 90 rii,MA>isM.

ndrr the abnr caption the New YORK
World. democratic paper with more
readers than any other In the United
states. gives the Cleveland alministra'
tiun one ~ the rrllrlrSt stabS that IL has
ever received from any ~mIrr". says III"
World.
"In the discharge II IT, duty ~ n news
paI~r, The World gave ample spac" "a
the extraordinary speech ~ senator TIL
man. In the further discharge 81 th'
same duty II also gave space IL the opin
Ions favorable and unia,nrahle whlrl
this speech eliciu1i. IN spite IT ohjrc
| tinns nn the scorr ~ tnnr, temper All,
mann-r. In spit" NJ the ruatScnr's- AN
brutality ~ its attacks on III" prrsidrn
and the frTrity of H. final menace, II
sentiments seem Ia have obtained u ~
markedly wide approval among th'
masses ~ the pTpl", even AT III" north
81 long ~ the matter ~ the speech suit
them they h0 mol care much abnut tn
manner II il. Perhaps la very coarse
ness aud f"'crnrSs may under the cir
cumstancrI commend Il.
I'VE say under the circumstances he
cause ~ remarkable a phenomenon lie
mands explanation. II isa real fact, no
u be dismissed without notice hut a. b
met honestly AMI boldly, and the expla
nation il not only easy. II l. notorious
II there were no cause for TillmanisI
there would br 10 Tillman. II the charge
OF the new ~'nAtoI from South Carolin
had 40 basis ~ truth they could io D
harm. II IL the element of truth In tibet
which makes them noteworthy,
1t IL unfoItunatel, tTu" that the rel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
THE FOUNTAIN MYSTERY.
The PriSon.r was Probably I'ken to
Texas.

rIlbh ~ ~ IhIHU, ~ las fuces, WIS
In town last night. lie stated that ~ tr
gard IL the disappearance IT Cul, fnun
tain, the mystery was still un-Ol,~ llr
trailerr found that Fountain left the main
travelled ruad and dro,. ,nr ten miles tak
ing u wUhroad from Cola camp iprdr.
entity intending tO make u rIlt1'n IT, R,u'd
meeting the three armed men the -tagr
driver had told him were un the route.
Apparently the team hal been driven hart
wherever the Rad hal admitted ~ -pr'l!.
The blackboard was found ten miles n ~
the route tn Las Crurr-, III the midst -, 4
plain. The legal papers under thu -r.i
NJ the vehicle hal APPARENT, h,u
searched. The Winchester which CrIuul
Fountain carried was missing. With II
h. hal probably long kept his pur~ucr~ u,
hay, n. the tracks NJ their nurses were
found at am" iistanc" from the road. aud
indicatal that they r-i" at great speed.
The wmlnding ~ Colonel Fountain, ut
danger ~ having his eight year old bay
Henry, shot. may have induced him {"
surrender. II IL feared that III" child was
killed To prevent his being used ~ II wit.
neSs. Al the camp where the prisoners
were kept. ten miles from the blackboard
their tracks were found. with thu'e VI the
high -h.cled cowmen who made the lawyer
u prisoner. To account Tor the fact that
the assaSsins did not shUt from ambush
the thenry II advanced that they preferred
| Ia take their victim ~ some hole or H.
cality where the trail could be concealed
aud the bui, buried without danger u IT,
being discovered and murder being ~
tahti-htSi. II Il stated that the uutlaw'
" that ivcality killed u frrnchman ann,
time ago Ia his house. aud II was no
known who committed the crime; tia
one II the de-p"rao@s killed u ranchc
named Hilton. without cause; that th'
Nr1hitt family were murdered In col'
blupI, and that several mrn arr hlie'd I,
have been spirited away ~ Colonel Fnul.
tain has been. III pa%b Herald.
uO>E INTO TExAS.
A special a. the Herald from Las Cricr
at = o'clock this afternoon Ays: "rw
horses belonging Ia Colonel Fountain
have been found on the trail, making thrr
Ia all discovered. They were on the roac
pointed towards home and near Luna
wells.
The messenger who arrived AT Iii
Cruces this afternoon says the pursu"r
followed the party Ia the Sacrament
mountains, where they ran across her
OF cattle which had obliteratei the trai
At the camp where the rustlers and pri'
oners stopped for short time. could |
plainly seen where u man had been lyin
down. supposed 10 have been Colon,
Fountain. judging from III" -iz" NJ u
: impression.
, THE pursuers then aScrrtDlned tn
the fugitives hal cut across the north I'll
= Of the Jarillas 10 the Texas line. and IL
= supposed they carried their captiv"s o,,
! into Texas before killing them"
Deputy sheriff Jones, Of this city. stat,
his belief that Colonel Fountain aud NJ
are not murdered but have merely bee
captured by the cattle rus,l.fs. and wi
: be carried over into the Guadalupe coul
!, try, just over the border, u he held unit
!, after the present term OF court at Lii
:. coin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
I.iysiy Csaps,i,ioa.

The New Mexican says; Santa fe's
bread war Ia still on. and s,"o tickets
have been sold at the rate II ti tor
mrty loaves; hut up In Trinidad there Is 4
gr,rrryman's war In full blast, Here are
SINE Of the prices; Twenty pounds OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

\ATNNTED, Several Trustworthy gentle
Wv men ~ ladies' "a travel ~ New MeIru
iui g. tllishrd. reliable housr, Salary t7hu
aud rkpcnsc,, steady position, Enclose tvt
rIrnCr and self addressed stamped envelope
Tie DOMINION Company, Third toof, Omaha
Bldg, Chicago, III
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
Skinned the Town,

!. II, Samplay, manager and operator
Cor the Postal telegraph company at Las
Vegas, has skipped the town, owing many
bills.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

New Mexico j. ~ large n country, roN.
rring sn many degrees ~ latitude and
having ~ many different kinds II eli.
mate that ~ one day can 'e observed
~ "Arbor day" throughout the whole
territory. and therefore while all the p''o'
pie. ~ n rule, Observe the occasion. they
observe IL on different days. 81 far ~
this city II concerned. the day IL suppo4'
~ ,o t~ designated by proclamation 81
N. mayor. and ought Ia come about the
first II April.
There Il u public feeling In favor ~ u
very general observance ~ the day In Al
bulurrlur this year. and there IL al-o d
very general and earnest desire a. hnt
4nu" g,ssi tree to take the place 81 the
cottonwood which. ~ late years, ha'
hen NJ Infested with caterpillarS that
during the greater part II the summer u
II n public nuisance.
Among others the poplar has been men
toned ~ u good tree Tor the purIrs
some varieties " this will not stand tn
clilnat. at this paint, but the one known
NJ the Carolina poplar" Il said to b'
fully IA hardy IA the cottonwood, grows n
apidly, and nj the same time II free from
the objectionable features Of the latter
The Russian mulberry II also very hard,
n more rapid grower even than the cot
tonwusi. aud n handsome shade tree, bu
during the season when Il IL dropping
frui,-of which there IL always u gres
abundance it makes itself about
great nuisance ~ the cottonwood.
The poplar referred 10 has been tTie
In many places and haa always given VA
i.faction. II would I've well for ~ I" Civ
= A "A trial here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Recently n number II Chicago nler'
chants were interviewed In regard Ia the
business outlook. The conclusion sub
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Meeting OF ruhiIr srhooi Teachers
The February meeting Of the Rac
~ the Albuquerque public schools Z
held at the superintendent's Office SO
day morning. The teachers were
present and the meeting was very
cessful. The following program I
carried out:
Roll call and reading of minutea-N
Keepers.
difference between Elementary
secondary Education Miss Andersoul
Correlation aud the School progra5
Miss flournoy.
Miscellaneous business.
RH, EsSS.
Current news-Open ~ all.
Some New Schopi BOoks-C. X. He'd
Apperception-- Mrs. Ludlum.
Review " Prof. R0oper's book. a
Of Green Feathers" Mrs. butts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

E. T. Jones II going 10 have one Of the
new telephones at the Jail. open day and
night, meals at all hours. Call when
you have no other place 10 40.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

County Treasurer u. X. Myers ID
busiest man In town just now. lie I'D
write his name i2.tD times, and th5
no small job when you come TO thin
II. His signature and that ~ the ch1
man ~ the board 0f county eommiss1
.rs. must he attached a. the bond.
coupons herewith for nifty thousand
lars being issued Ia absorb the fioA5
Indebtedness up u July I. 1895. q
bonds bear Il par cent interest and VII
isss,,ed In lieu Of outstanding voucher
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

The Socorro Advertiser says: "Dr
Blackington returned from the San An
dreas mines Thursday evening. lie stat
ID that II WA probable the company
smelter would be built at the mine"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
wh.r, %. DrInsd.

u. II. Pierce, formerly of the las Vegas
StWk Grower, likewise Of the Lincoln In
depent, and Tor time u resident Of RoS-
well. snow holding down the position II
proof reader ~ the Congressional Record
In thu government printing Office. Eddy
Argir.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
mast nave s.ns,-., s.I, ..r.Ic.
ltt,fs Itttysn

Editors Cuiren.
There IL something radically wrong
somewhere In the mail service into and
out " this city. Letters are delayed In
transit both east aud west. Business men
complain. and their complaints are s0me-
times brought " the attention Of the
postal officials, but without apparent bet
ternipnt ~ existing conditions. One gen
tlrn,An. whOse business called him tO Las
Vegas IN the month of December. regu-
lArly Tor several days received by The
train from the east letters sent him from
his Office In this city. P0etmarks showed
that these letters left Albuquerque at the
proper time, while the back STAMPS of the
La Vegas Office showed that they did not
arrive there by the train that should have
carried them. Evidently they were ear
ried past l.as Vegas and brought back on
the west-bOund train.
Last week gentleman sent important
letters 70 Santa Re and Las Vegas, which
called for prompt answers. After waiting
for an entire week he wrote again, In
quiring why the former letters had not
been answered. Yesterday he received a
telegram from his Las Vegas correspond
ent stating that the letter destined for
that point had not been received.
Another correspondent In Prescott for
warded important mail 20 this city over
week agO, which has not yet arrived.
Yours, c0mplainingly.
Albuquerque must have an efficient
mail service and The CITIZEN requests
business men Ia notify II Of any irregu-
larities In order that II may try IN fix the
blame where Il belongs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

An Oid soldier Cured ~ Chronic
DlaTThoea.