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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10
nADARActo RSTURSs TO raE eIrv.
tatsFvlswsa ON His Rsesnt Fire-Will
AsaIs Baggage IA business.

tatsrv,euaa ON His Rsesnt Fire-Wili
Asals EasaEs IA hua.nesr.
Joe Badoracco, whose resort on the
mountain road near the city was mya-
teriously destroyed by FIRE last satur-
day night. has returned 10 the city
from a mining trip TO San Pedro. lie
waa met this morning by The Citizen
representative and asked IN regard to
the fire. Mr. Badoracco said;
Il left the city for San Pedro, where
( am interested In mining. last Satur-
day morning. and when ! reached my
place Of business on my return Mon
day l found everything I had In the
way cf home and big stock OF
liquid goods. smoulderlng ruins. can
give no Information as 20 the origin OF
the FIRE, but Il was evidently the work
~ AN incendiary."
What do you estimate your loss
att"
Something near 5000. Including
building and stock OF gJods. upon
which there Ia an insurance OF $1,000
/ have safely bridged over other fires
which have overtaken me here In years
past. and will not allow this present
misfortune TO deter me from rebuild
ing and again engaging in business
here.
Lewis TallaferrB, a Kentucky news.
paper editor. Ia In the city, and was q
pleasant caller al this office this after
noon. Mr.. Taliaferro Is the city editoi
OF the Evening Telegraph, Colorado
Springs. Colo. and h taking a vacation
which he IL spending In the New Mex
leo metropolis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10
Rsal E...ts Tran.f.r.

Josefa y. Castillo to Z. Bougarde.
warantee deed TO piece OF land situated
In town OF Bernalillo. 81.
NJ. w. Flournoy and wife to Il. W.
Dobson. lots 10. "a, i5 aud i6, In block
l. In Mandell p. d Il. addition: lots
3, g. 8, 3, 10, II, ~. 10 and n. and lots
9. and 3 In block 6. lots ] and 2 In
block .; lots 70 ~ Ia block ia all In
Pared addition, t236.s3
Jose +. Jaramlllo 10 T.. w, D0bson,
same as above described; $50.
u. w. DObson and wife TO Andrew
~. Clelland, Jr, same as above de-
scrlbed: ti.0oo.
Val Blatz Brewing Co. TO Baohechi
n Giomi, a piece OF land 2bxSs feet on
west side OF railroad track. In block
IL la y. ArmlJo Otero additions
$3.50.
Jaoobo Yrisarrl TO Mm. 2. Allen.
warnntee deed 10 four or Eve acres OF
land. situated about one and one-haif
miles north OF Albuquerque; $500.
Geo w. ArmiJo 10 Geo. X. Noher.
part Of a lot IN block 10 In +. Armljo
Otero addition: ti00.
Charles CiOason 70 oliver Narsh and
wife, piece OF land or east side OF
road In Plnos canyon, three-fourtha
mile below town OF Bland; 81.
John sharp TO James ID. Simpson,
lo,a and In block 10 In Railroad al
dition 20 town OF Gallup 81.
James -. Simpson and wife TO John
Sharp. lots 1 and 2 in block 10 IN Rail-
road addition 10 Gallup, 81.
Lizzie Boiler 10 Mary ]. crabtree.
lots 10 and n IN block ., North addi-
ton. $500.
Hattie n. Crazy 10 HeEekiah J.
Kramer. lots 6, 6. II and ~ In block W.
ana lots 8. and In block =, Eastern
addition; 81.
Charles Leonhardt 70 Alfonso Ko-
bell, lot In block v. In Eastern addi-
tion. l70O.
Henry Eicka and wife 10 n. p. Hall,
lots 8 and In block II. In Mandell y.
A n. addition; $3.50.
Bland Town Site Co. 20 r, u. Dru-
diet. an that portion Of the "POnto
mining claim Included within the lines
Of tot a. In block 2. Bland Town site
/ Co 81.
Elcutorio Baca and wife 10 seferlnC
C. de Baca. two pieces OF land In the
Canon 40 Neustra Sonora dc 0uada'
lupe; $500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10
TO REMOVE FROM oErIoE.
Petition FILLED for Removal Of Jndge New
comb Of SILVER City.

Petition FILLED for Removal Of Judge New
comb Of SILVER City.
A complaint has been filed In the dis
trlct court in suit entitled SOlero
Chavira W.. william II. Newcomb. as
justice Of the peace. etc. OF precinct
No. 2. praying for defendants removal
frorl Office. The grounds OF complaint
are the commitment OF chRvira and
one Sam Potter by Justice Newcomb
TO the county jail for ten days each.
on the charge OF having refused 20
work on the public roads OF the pre-
cinct, and the further charge Of the
justice having extorted various sums
from different residents OF Silver city
under the pretenHe OF collecting a road
tax from them.
Another ground Of complaint IL the
Justices action IN entering a plea Of
guilty" against one Maggie Frye, a
courtesan, charged before him with
having, on January 90, last, entered a
room adjoining the saloon OF Charles
Ashton for the purpose OF drinking IL
quors and mingllng with men therein.
IL II claimed that the plea OF guilty
was falsely and corruptly entered by
the justice and that he thereby cxtort-
"a $50 from her.
The hearing win be before Judge Lee
land az the present term. Attorney
Oscar A. Appel appears for the prose-
cution and the defense IL represented
BY Attorney Thos. 8. Henln--silveT
City Independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10
Notice lsr Pnhllc.slen
81 the District Count.
County ui brrnalllio,
Territory vi New Mexico

Martha rheian.
rlaintif
John Phrlan.
Arthur j, bacon,
-. j. Matthew and
Harry n. Lee,
Detrndants.
The said defendants, John J, Phelan aud
Arthur J, Bacon, arc hriepy notified that a suit
has been c0mmgncod against them, together
Nlth the uthef defendants above named, 10 the
district c0nU of hcruaiiliu county. NtN MeK
leo, ~ Martha PhelAn, The objects ui tine &C
ton are 90 obtain a diyuTcc from defendant
fhciau on the ground OF abandonment, ~
have vacated aud set aside deed executed by
said fhclsn GA January ~, 1900, conveying
g. defendant Bacon lots 80 aud % - iu block
. 81 fcnccto Afmilo a Bros, addition 10 Aibu-
quefque, Gu Tie Elpnnd Of fraud and a. being
without cOnsidefatonl ehich said deed 10 said
10 be On the POSSESSION ui the defendant Lee
10 have the said deed delivered as luf cancel.
laglon; tUcnioiu defendant fholsn aud defend.
ant Bacon from Ia any manner selling, a4aig q +.
iuR, en- umbcIlng uf oiheFNise disposinn Of
said property toenioin defendant fheIan from
selling % assigning o. attempting 90 collect
tWu notes signed ~ u, J. Matthew a Co.,
] dated september 10. 1870, lOf ttUO each. and
payable respectively one year aud two years
alter date, and 10 cuioln defendant Matthew
/ Lee stUm delivering said deed; lOf allmony
| peudcnie lie and counsel fees aud ioI peFina-
ueut alimony against defendant Phrlan, ing 1
| division ul she community property and inl
senetal relief. bgiendanss He % enter tnei'
| Otherwise Judgment BY default viii be entefed
HARRY p. OwRs,
CLERK Ut tue District Court.
SUMMERS nuRKnART,
Albuquerque, New heHico.
| February y. 1900,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10
FORTUNE fOR cNARLEs DoaNEuLY.
Ms Real Name is Moore and Wealth Await
Him,

Ms Real Name is Moore and Wealth Awaits
Him.
=. r. Moore. OF Washington, u. C.. is
In New Moxlc0 in search OF "A brother
who has been missing f0l eight years,
and n now wanted to share an estate
In England worth half a million d0l-
lars. The missing man left their boy
hood home in Wilmington, Del, 1early
fourteen years ago. and came west for
his health. Weak lungs neoeBsitnted
this move. lie wrote home regularly
until In March, 1892 when he was last
heard OF In Kingston, Sierra county.
The lost Moore Is known as Charles
Dounelly. and 10 now about 80 years
old. lie was almost entirely recovered
from his pulmonary weakness when
writing home last, and prGspering
among the mines. working as a day
laborcr.
la July, 1883. an uncle died In Liver
pool, leaving a large estate, which IL
now being settled. There are about
forty heirs, but, according 10 the will,
ta0 M0Ores two men aud three women.
viii get EsaTly one-half
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10

viii establish Temporary nxturea They
have leased the handsome stone build
Ing OF II. A. Mc0owan IN the central
part Of the town.
L.. n. Lazy. formerly "a business
here, Will leave tomorrow morning for
ia i'aso on business. On his return a.
the city. he will stop over Tot a few
days at aabinal 10 Visit his brother
A. b. Levy, The general merchant "
that place.
Mrs. a. Yalok Was taken suddenly
ill last sunday with a severe case Vt
urysipelaa A HOon as she IL able 10
travel she will 80 % California tor a
fOw weeks. accompanied ~ her
daughter Airs. Plummcr
Mention was mauo in the city press
last week that Manager FRANK Wilnon
had lost an oyuro0at b. tneft. 10 turns
0ut that AT. Wilson miniaid his gar
mont aud Afterwards found u where
10 was ioft.
Mrn R. A. Bowler and Mrs Thomas
Moore, of Santa he, are in the city
on visit 10 their brother. Charles l..
Thayer The ladies wih remain mere
about a week or ten days.
Captain A. ID. Fitch came up from
Magdalena thus morning. lie reports
extensive development WOfk being car
ricd on IN the various mines IN that
district.
Hal. Springer. formerly OF this place,
but now a resident OF winslow. vie ted
with relatives here yesterday, and re-
turned 10 his new home last night.
40. a. Webster. "Keners Man" from
Oakland. Cal, came Ia from the weai
last night. and has h.s samples az
sturGos European.
John Becker IL here today from Be
ten, ANA consulted with numerous
friends and the wholesale merchants
Ia this ciiy.
4. y. Brown left on a southern buai'
ness trip this morning la the lnteresti
OF The whitney Hardware company.
United states District Attorney w. b
ChIdors ls In santa Re. looking after
some court matters
J. J. sheridan. deputy United states
marshal. left on the midnight train
for Lordsburg.
Attorney 4. N. wllkerson entertalne,
a. his guest yesterday. ID. n. Harris
o. fulton. Mo.
Henry Loebs 10 seriously On and q
confined % HIS home on New Yorl
avenue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10

GENERAL clARK,s cOMMENrs.
Ne nisapprOyes Of Territorial Government =

Ne ninpprOyes Of Territorial Government =
Report on Collectors Office.
General w, 4. Clark. OF Washington,
special examiner Of the treasury de-
parGment. before leaving Tor lei PaAo,
spoke very favorably Of the climate, re-
sources and the people OF New Mexico.
says the New Mexican. lie thinks New
Mexico will be granted statehood as
soon as is people have demonstrated
their fitness Tor self government. The
oreticaily he does not believe In a tor
ritorlal form o. government. and be-
iieyes that all citizens within the Unit.
ed slatea should have equal privileges.
lie speaks very highly OF Judge A. l..
Morrison. the internal revenue collector
OF New Mexico and Arizona, aud says
that his Office Ia che federal building In
this city, 10 one OF the beat. IL not the
best conducted revenue ofice in the
country. lie added that Judge MorTi-
son has an unusually able force VI as
siatanla, ana that he found all the
books and records In perfect condition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10

y. A. Kent and wife. who enjoyed
Saturday and Sunday Ia the Hell can
y0n mining district, sorting out gold
nuggets from the cOmmod0res placer
fields, returned 10 the city yesterday,
Mr. Kent states that work II steadily
progressing on half dozen good
claims In che above district. and that
some extra good ore IL being brought
10 the dumps. lie IL well pleased with
his properties, ana II arranging 10 ex'
pend considerable money this year IN
the thorough development Of them,
Mr.. Kent II an insurance agent, and
was caught for some policies IN ths
mysterious Joe Badaracco IRE which
occurred Sunday night while AR. Bad.
aracco was out OF town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10
AlDsqussqa. 1uasa. n -

The regular Tuesday night meeting
OF the Albuquerque Guards was held
IN their hail las, night President
frank STRONG submitted his resignation
ANA asked that Il be accepted at once.
An election was held Tor the purpose
OF nnng the omce. and che majority
OF votes were cast Ia favor OF solomon
Benjamin, Who thereupon took She
chair and assumed the responsibilities
Of hls once. air, strong was promoted
from second Lieutenant 10 rcgimental
quartcrmaster, with rank Of hrat liea-
tenant Ito received his appolntmenl
10 this rank one day last week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10
DEATa or a coon woMAs.
MRS. y. A. Cailsndar Answers 10 tho Fiaai
Hummons

Summons.
In the presence OF her husband and
loving children Mrs. >. a. Calendar
peacefully passed over TO the great be-
yond a few minutes before / o'clock
this morning. The deceased was aged
o. years. and the cause of her death
was dropsy. from which she had been
long and patient sufferer. The dis
ease had reached that point beyond all
human aid and the end was hourly
expected for the past several days.
Mss. Calendar with her family have
resided In Bland since 1896. and since
January last she was obliged TO come
TO lower altitude, and has made Al
buquerque her home only few weeks
She leaves to mourn their loss, a hus-
band. three grown sons and a married
daughter.
Funeral services were held over the
car remains this afternoon al
o'clock al the late residence on High
land street by the Rev. Mcclure, OF
the Methodist church south. and tht
body was lowered 20 its final resting
place In Fairview cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10
THE WOOL MARKET,
Reported MOI Very Brisk During he Past
Week.

Reported Not Very Brisk During he Past
Week.
The American Wool ana Cotton Re.
porter says The wool market has
been almost iifeleHs since our last re-
port There has been but little inquiry
Tor any kind OF stock. az most Of ths
manufacturer have been practically
out OF the market, being pretty we'll
supplied for the time being endi not be-
ms tempted 90 buy. Those who are not
plenufully supplied have been holding
on pending the opening 81 the London
wool sales. and the u q that these sales
opened Tuesday AT a decline Of ImGi0
per cent has not been calculated TO IN
duco them So hasten their purchases
Of raw material, In such duii coudi-
ton OF affairs the market Is naturally
a little weak, although al This writing
the owners os wool have not manifested
any marked disposition 20 press sales.
as they well know that many manufac.
turers are 40 well stocked with wool
that u would require considerable con.
ccssion TO induce them 90 take hold
II trOuhlad with rheumatism, give
Chamteriai "a faln-Bal a trial. II
viii not cost you q cent Il Il does no
good. one application viii relieve the
pain. II also cures apraina ana bruises
IN one-third tho time required BY any
other treatment, Cuta, burns, frOst-
bites, qulnay, palms IN the side and
chest, giandular ana other dwellings
are quickly cured BY applying a. Price
% and 20 cents. All druggists.
Half dozen miners werc sent out 20
Hell canyon today 10 work IN ths sal.
aEros property. w. J shek who has
taken a bond on the properly, is deter
mined 20 Thoroughly develops tels
group Of mines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10

Last Saturday night the Joe Badar-
AccO resort on the Mountain road was
mysteriouaiy destroyed by FIRE. A. the
proprietor was out OF the city at that
time. Il was impossible % ascertain
the amount OF Insurance he carried.
However. y. III. Kent has returned
from the mountains. and he gives the
information that the Niagara insur-
anse company. Of which he 10 the local
agent. has an insurance Of $4,000 on the
Badaracco building and stock. Ar,
Kent expects an adjuster here IN = day
or two.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10
Notice to Noa-ns.lasn, D.r.aaas,..
Territory oi Ney MEXICO,
County Of bernalillo.

County Of bcrnaliilo,
James =, pcnison aud
Piaintas,
Vs.
Mary 1, Fitzgerald. .,a.
Allen ~. Ghost, w 'f'"'
Walter v lucid,
John Flanagan,
A, Halter,
To Mary J. Fitzgerald, Allen NJ. Ghost, Wal.
tef y. fiucld, John Flanagan and A. Halter
lNnosf nrst name is uukuOwnl, the above
You ana each OF you arc hctcby notified that
thc above named suit IL pending Ia said court.
that the said action 10 brought Tor the puTpose
OF force losing 4 deed OF trust fully set forth IN
corded q book J. x a.. page s SIS =, I SEQ. d
the records VI said county % befuaiiliu, aud u
subject property described Ia said deed ol
Truss aud VA which you are alleged 60 have
SOME Interest 20 ihe payment OF the Indebted
time ~ the ming Ut the said complaint amount,
cd 70 the SUM ~ two thousand. three hundred
aud forty two dollars ana eighty cent
f2dt&.eal, said property being e part 81 the
northwest quarter ~ Wa VI section number
twenty-five t15l, 90 township numbcf ten 10
north " range snfre 90 east OF the New MsK,
SEQ principal meridian, located Ia said county
ui bu naltilo, aud iof other relief, and unless
you cntef your appealancr thereon on 90 be
tore thr 10th day OF March, A. -, 1900, de
cree pro coniesso Will be rendered against you
and tue plaintiffs will apply 70 the Kald cOuH
TOT tie relief demanded IA said complaint
hARRY 4. DWKs,
CLERK ol said Count.
x, W. ID. BRYAN,
Albuquerque, N. NJ,
BicksLER, MCLEAN a BESSE~r,
Denver, Colo.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10

Hssasldsn IN che Dis,riot Court against
.. u. slavin for the possession Of lot
IN block !, In the Eagle roWnaito
companys addition 90 the town Of
Bland The plaintin alleges that he
has been unlawfully elected from the
property and asks that he be granted
damages and costs Of che suit
The Grown Point Mining company
has brought suit against samuel w.
Young Tor the recovery OF certain
properly In the town OF Bland. u. y.
Rodey u the attorney for the plaintin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10

The Albuquerque Land ana Irrigation
company has nled suit Ia the district
court through their attorneys. Chllders
q Dobson, restraining the Indians VI
various pucks, tlong che low-llne
ditch. from Interfering In the progress
OF their work. II IA alleged that the
workmen have been threatened with
violence should they proceed with tho
construction Work.
suit has been entered By Wallace
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10
pRopOsAI.s FOR FREsH nKKF AND

DROpOSAI.8 FOR FRESH HEEF AND
Il MUTTON - OniCu Chief Commiaaagy.
Denver, Colo, March !, 1900 Sealed pro.
pusals tor furnishing aud delivering ifeah bnei
and mutton 90 block during the fiscal year
commencing July !, 1900, viii be received
ing posts until ~ 4. IN, standard mountain
time. April ?, 1900, aud then operedi foul
Apache, Grant hnaghnca. aud san Carlos, a
pOaala ain be- received aud oponFd u SAME
time iuf iicsh bsci and mutton 50 be de.
liVcIcd a these posts, a tcmpelNule not
greater than 30 degrees y ahfunhclt. infoFina.
ton furnished on application, Envelopes
containing PROPOSALS should - endorsed
Proposals Tor icsh Beet and Motion" aud
aldfcaard tO undffalHncd ~ 10 CoUanioaary II
pdsi t0 br applied, NJ n. ATWOOD, a.,
Col, ID. y, A. Y. Aci'g Chies Com'y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10
Insnsellen el E.,snas Omes

Gen w. r. Clark. OF Washington, d.
c., who 10 a special examiner OF the
treasury department he's ben inspect
ms the ONCE OF Hon. A. l.. Morrison,
collector OF ihternai revenue IN this
city, yesterday ana today. lie finished
his very thorough and exhaustive eN-
animation this afternoon, and left for
El Paso. lie gave the standing VI the
Internal revenue once here a. No. !,
the best grade known Ia the internal
revenue service, This has been the
uniform thing since Collector MorrisOn
took oharge.--Eew Aexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10

but with Iltls bene6t. ! began to take youf
sravofte pfracfiniin IN November ard had
q nice little baby Kill In February following.
VS. only In hAfd labor about one hop( aud Was
40 end drensed on the eighth day never had
tire doctor with me a AL jest the nnfse and two
hrai one J ala not take the Favoriie rrsscfip
too and the little one was sich nii the tluie
and Vvrd Lost about two noriha. This last baby
~ a. plump aud healthy AZ any mother could
wish. Sine h about THREE weeks 1ld nov and u
ginning iu desh every day"
Mothers who suticr undue pain prior 10
or succeeding the baby's birth are invited
toconsuit DR.. r. v. Pierce, by letter, abso-
iuteiy without charge. The great success
which has attended the careful methods
pursued by DR.. Pierce, has caused imita-
tors 20 spring up, who make Offers Of free
advice, which they are not conpesent 10
give, not being physiciana. When you
arc invited 70 write 10 a woman" ask
Tire simple question, Il this woman a
physicianp p" You will End that she IL
not, aud docs not, and darrs not claim
70 be, a physician. To offer such advice
is deccitfui. To receive Il u dangerous
Prospective moth = should send for a
free copy OF DIR. Picrcc's great f,uun
page book the Common Sense Medica.
Adviser" A copy In papcr-covers will
be sent to any address on receipt Of ~
oue-cent stamps 20 pay cost Of mailing
eHiy, In cloth binding 81 stamps. Adj
dress DR.. X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, ~ Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10

s. A. Rhodes, veterinary surgeon.
Who has been here the past few weeks,
wan leave In few daya Tor santa ~.
After a stay Of a short time Ia the
territorial capital. Mr, Rhodes VIII
continue on north " Trinidad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10

Territory Of New Mexico,
County Of heInalllln,
Ia the District Count,
ncheH &c Martinez,

luanita Sanchez Dc Martinez,
W..
Transto Martinez
1e ffan6ltO Martinez;
ieH are hereby notified that q complaint uaS
been nird agkiput you by the above named
plainiid in the district count III the Second Judi
cad district oi the territory Of New Mexico. ail.
ting within aud iof brmallilo county, that
plaiutn prayp for ~ absolute divorce tom
you, the drie ndant, on the grounds ui aban
You are hereby further notified that unless
you BE- and appear before the said district c0uft
on the ttth day ~ April, 1900, Of eater your
appearance on % before that ds(e, decree pro
cOnirsao viii be taken against you.
HDAht Y. OWEN. Clerk.
FKLix a. l.EsrHR,
Attorney Tor ilaintiu,
AlOuuurrIue. NJ ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10

have been sim.
larly benefited.
She writeai
"DurinR the
first month 81 the
period Of Gcsia
ton 4 cuuid nod
keep anything on
my stomach I
went 70 bed the
isth q June and
never got un tlii
the drsi u A..
gast Itrled dc
Icfrut doctors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-10
80 AnnnpanNa nAnV.

You couldnt convince Mira. Andsrsou
that Cupid ever vas AZ pretty AZ her
little girl
Mrs. n. &. Anderson Is we'll known In
South Britain, Conn, where she lives.
She Il very enthusiastic about Df ricrce's
Favonte Prescription although no more
90 than thousands Of other women who
-. l..