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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
Die 0aGorelt.

9lud per nur furSe 3eit in Der alien
Sul3itabt Saue perpeilt bat, Der lit
fi9erlih gemefen einberi9reitenbsn
MdnnerssitaIten begegnet, bic. einen
fdparSen 0reimaiter auf bem &opf,
in einen langen Mantel gebullt, nit
elmer iiIbertnOpfigen Deite, &nieboIen,
Dabenitriimpfen unb S9nalIenIduben
betleibst, in ibrer eisenarti9en Sru9t
feltiam BON ibrer llmgebung abite9en.
@as iit bic alte Stammbeb0lterung
Salles, bic Salloren. Wlebr als tuus
fenb Sabre bat ibr 9eI6le9t berSal3s
getpinnuug am llfer Der Saale pbgele@
gen, bat e5 Ods @mpprbliiben unb ben
BoblItunb ieiner SeimutbsItaOt gefOrs
bert, unb INNER lit es nit ben 9ss
f9idsn berIelben auf's inntgite pers
tniipft geipeien. Ser uriprung Der
Salloren lit in Elm ssiuiHes 8untel ses
biilIt. Wfdn bat iie abpehIelnb ais
&elten, SluOsn unO Sranten barge
felt, pabrIdeinli9 baben iie BON alien
bisien Orei 8OIteriduften Sbeile i'm
2aufe Der 3eiten in ii9 aufgenommsn.
Nag uber lire 9lbitammung Iein,
tpel4e es min, Obne 3tpeifel bat bic
leste 8eimiihung. Der 3ufluB bon
frGntiI9em 8lut, ibnen ibr jeBiges
9eprGse perlieben, 10 baB bic Salloren
pObl bus gtidtise treffen, penn iie iid
ielblt fir Sranten balten. Sas bers
porite9enoI tie Mertmal Ses SalIoren 1T
ieBt nod feline &leibung. 9latags
f9miidt ibn Der fdpur5e. tragsnloIe
Rod. Der Elm MittelOing 5ipiihen 2eibs
unb Oberrod lit unb Der itets often 9es
trasen ipiro. 9agesen 1T bic lanse
8eite Biz pben bin nit a9tSebn fiber.
men &useItnDpfen seibIOiien, bic bonn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24

I'm bic fen biiIfloIen aleinen 4ufs
fiat. Wartung unb Pflege angebeiben
gu lahen, tpdbrenO bic Miitter uuf Der
9lrbeit unb bonn Suufe ubpeIeno iinb,
bat ii9 in Berlin elm WobltbGtigtsitss
perein gebilbet, Der ben Ramsn 8srlis
ner arippenberein fiibrt. Der 8erein,
Der feline Wfittel bur9 Mitsliebsrbeis
trdge unb 9eidente erbdlt, ipenbet
idbrlid etipa 10000 Mart uut I'M
porldufis brei &rippenanitalten su ers
balten. Gs mare elm bunbertfa9es Be-
biirfnib fir IOlde 4nitalten borbans
ben, Der 8erein aber bat nibt Mittel
senug, i'm allen glnipriiden gu ssniis
gen. Die brei bOrbanOenen &inbers
trippen befinOen ii9 i'm Norben Der
Stabt in Der 2lntlameritrube, i'm
Norbpeiten am 4rmtniusplaB unb i'm
Weiten in Der 9arbaroFaitrabe auf
SdDneberger Serratn. 9isie &inoers
trippe lit i'm Saufe unb auf bem gros
ben Serrain bes PeitalOsat Sr0bels
Sauies untersebru9t, Oas @igentbum
bes 8erliner @sreins fir @oltsersies
bung lit. Die Srippe 1T burdi9nitts
li9 nit "a &inbern belest unb an ale
len @o6entassn ss0ffnet. Die Miitter
tOnnen f9on Inn 6 llbr friib ibre ni6t
f9ulpfIidtigen &inoer brinsen, unO es
gibt SGugltnge BON adt Sasen, bic gu
ben regelmdbigsn pfleslinsen Der 2ln=
ftult ssbOren. Sir iebes 8inb Iinb tGss
li9 fir abpartung unb bo[Ie 8erpfIes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24

3eitgemGbe &tnbers
frdge. &arl9sn (im soOlogii6en
9artem: nOntel, mas meinit ou, tann
In einem &biuoceros aud bas SIaf.
fsnbepuBtIetn eripd9en9"
= Seine Spre6nerts
5euge. nSerr Gubn, ipdrum iiben
Sic ii4 benn 10 fl,iBis. rabeln gu Iers
nen, obne bic !SGRbe an Der 9entItange
5u RaItsn9" ~Nu, mer min beim gids
belR bod aud ab unb gu bic Sdn&
gum iprs9en fpei babea.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24

Ser tGeiue@goiIt. .Iun,
adrl4en, ipenn i9 Dir bieie S9adtel
8onbons aIlsin gdbs unb 0einem
S6ipeiterhen ni9ts, mas tbdteIt Su
bann2" sd piiroe bic gonbons pers
iteden. bamit lie mir bapoR tsins
nimmt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24

- Gin gebrantes 9inb. E.
o.: nRun, 10 tauf bod Seiner 5tau
etfpus Shmud!" g.: .llm 9ottss
Dillen, sinmal unb ni9t lpieber!" o.:
rHdnu = mas por's btnn. mas 9u
ba setauft bate" g.: mGin Sraus
ring"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
Gin @ iin9ner Rim I.

-Sm gifer. Sreunoin: ~Run,
pie biit 9u nit 9sinem Munne que
frieben9" Sunse 5ruu: ngl4. @rna,
Elm pra6tmenId 1T err. 50 einen
Wann betomme td ni9t ipieber!"
-9a bat er's. 9efGngnibin'
IpettDr gum @sfdnsensn, Der in Sios
tirbaft sebalten pirb): rSie tpOlIen fi9
hsI6neren2 Doriibsr9" 9efongener:
sd tanu bic Giniamteit nidt Dertras
gen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24

8ieIfagsnbes 8erldns
gen. n@sIb piait bu nod na4 balbs
iG9riser Gbs bonn Sdpiegsrpaters
gber bu bat bod IGnsit bic ganaeglits
gift" : Die Mitsift idOn; dber
mas i'd ieBt psrIunse, 1T S4aosnsr"
idB."
- Sitter. 2trst: nRa9 bem
MittagsFsn tbun sic gut cine Stunbe
fpu5ieren Su geben." - patient: rSie
baben gut reoen." - glrSt: pWisIp.
babsn Sic feline 3eit2" = pdtient:
20 ia, aber tein WittageiIen.
- 2ebrling unb met
fterin. SGbli6s WsiIterin: rSunse,
ipOpon bait bu bas entSiinOets augs9"
= ShuiterlebrIing: ~0st tptrbe Id
mir pObI an SAren Reisen i4Iimm
SeIebeH babsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24

~... llno pel6es mar Der SDbe>
punt Sbrer espptii9en ReiIe, s5rau
S4ul5e9" = Der ID. Suli. 9tn oiez
fem Gage bab' id meinsm Mann uuf
Der Ppramibe bss Gbepps einen abqes
riIienen Snopf anserGbt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-24
9eim Seiratbspsrmittlsr.

Serr: Die Dame, bic Sic mir ems
pfe6len, 1T aber furdt6ar flein!"
Gommis Griiber in einem Sudges
idGfD: ~alerOiH9s - es 1T eben Elm
ReIt'l!"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Whereas. KNIT ., siotlel and Barbara stof.
81 las wife. did and by . cr'taln deed Of trust
4aici Noyemhct a., 1891, and recorded In
Hook Of Trust Deeds, PAGE d8, In lie olfice
ui the probate clerk and "a .ofiicio recofder oi
mc County eft iir'nallilo Territory VI New
korbrr, as trustee. the following tlescnbed real
estate, anu premises. tO-wlfi
w that certain piece Of land situate In Alba.
6rfcd iouf ltl N block hundred thrss is AM h
he liuniag's Highland Addition 10 tie Town
~ A!nn9ueigeg, u The County 81 BeTnaiiiin
IcuNrfy ~ New Mexico, AZ shown on the
amended aud complementary plat III The said
Hunlng's Highland Addition, made by Ottn
l,itrk mann aud Tiled In the office Of the pro.
Tate glefE aud ex-OiiiciO recorder OF HeFnalnlo
county New Mexico, on the i2th day Ok May
Which said deed Of trust vas sxeeussd TO Sc,
cufe Herman bluchcr Ut Albuquerque, n NJ
the payment OF one promlaBory note III 0ut
thpueAhd Q4l,o0Ol dollars. and four several Ia.
tgres1 oies, each fof the anm oi thirty ltSo
ltl ,0Ool dollafs being dated NovenbeT IL
1891, and payable la one wear from date Alti
interest tnefsuu after maturity II the rate OF II
Whereas. The whole Of said promissory NOT,
iut ~ Nuvi with interest thereon from Ianu.
mE so' 1900 u due aud unpaid,
~, sse'eioi, 90 the application IN Nsitlne
aud &c Or anCe With the trfms and enndl
lignt 90 sad deed ui trust, and the power vest,
tssi fuF pas lna the principal and lniesesi 0
thr SAID pIumi4surY note. amour Ing on M,
DAY Of sale hereinafter mentioned To the sun
Hi one tnolaAnd ana ninety tWn lFi ,OHll dol
lAiHi ana an costs aud expenses attending ths
execution u sad trust including cost u al
Neiusing sale and conveyance, also the fra.
en.ahle ices ~ the trustee, anu also 4 reason,
able auliCltuTu fee, all provided 10 BE- paid bi
we SAID deed Of trust, l Will On Saturday, DC,
tnucf ~, a ID, 1900, at tie hour ni / 2 o'cloci
ngnn ui sid DAP, "a the front door Oi the post
nulle IN the City ui a ihuguefuur, la tbs Coun.
- ui uFfnaiuiu, and Territory vi Mes MeHiCu
Niii eel ana dispose VI the faid hrfTinbrfOfl
ut tesittu premises and real estate to pay sait
lu4ruteuncfa aud EXPENSES attending thc exc
tuliun Of HAid trust az public auction fOT ths
highest aud beet prige ihr saline viii BRING N
cash JACOB kOkBkk. trustee
Albuquerque, New MeNico
sepigu btf 4 a 1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
Dl.trletnonra


IN the case OF w. w. Mcclellan Va
Mrs. Mary Lavalle, judgment was rem
dered for plaintiff Tor t5tis2
The court tried the case OF william
Burgess W. Ines Burgess and granted
absolute divorce. The testimony OF the
complainant was sustained. which
charged the respondent with adultery
whitney Co, coropratlon, We. J. A.
Wood, manager Of Monte CrlstO Mining
company. sued by attachment, and also
garEisned Monte Cristo Mining com
pany for ts20.a3.
In ne case OF Marian u. Kennedy.
cxeoutrix OF the estate OF Charles 4.
Kennedy, the court approved the re-
port OF the eHecutrix In the sale OF the
Commercial club association stock IN
the sum ~ S2i 20 Angus McGiilivray:
10 +, A. Hubbcil, a deed for the Ken
needy brick yard IN the sum OF $50. 10
w. H. Earickson. q deed for lot k0. n.
block No. 5. Francisco Armiio y Otero
addition, Tor the amount OF $3.50. 10
William Mcintosh a deed for the unsaid
portion Of the Kennedy a Crossan ad-
ditlon Tor the amount OF $3.50
Edward Grunsfeld brought suit
against NJ. Leyba on a promissory note
for the sum Of tss and costs
on the United States side OF the court
no indictments we're returned by the
grand jury this morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

bic and many imltntors since ne hrss
startled Denver IN 1895 BY posing AZ
the Messiah lie nrst came into notice
IN Albuquerque. n. A.. by performing
cures among the Mcxlcana lie was a
shoemaker BY occupation. and In his
dress affected the conventional appear
ance OF the Lord. After a forty days
fast be- went 10 Denver. where he began
a three months mission under orders
from THE Father" az he said. In that
time $1,000 persons visited him. Many
miraculous cures by laying on Of hands
were reported. Sermons by the hun.
drod were preached against him. Spec
ial trains were run 10 Denver TO carry
the lame. the blind and the sick who
sought treatment. Committees be-
sought him 90 visit Chicago and st.
Louis. lie received thousands Of let
tors daily For his minlstrations ho
would accept no money nor would he
allow any persons about him to accept
pay. Neither heat nor cold seemed %
AFFECT him and he scarcely paused 90
cat OF drink.
Disappeared FROM DENVER.
on Nov 4. 1895, he closed his mission
and disappeared. schlatter was heard
from several times iourneying south.
ward on a white horse
An Of his movements were directed
By voices which he heard. Arrests Tor
vaFrancy IN Throckmorton, Texas. and
the whipping post in Hot Springs.
Ark, ala not stop HE career.
Schlattor intended 20 go 10 Chicago
early Ia 1895, and went into the foot
hills Of the Sierra Madre mountains to
fast. Prospectors aaii they found his
body on tho 3aiks 90 tho tsictas Yer
das river IN IN SUNNI " ~ 1898 There
was much mystery about his dlsap-
pearance.
In August. 1887 a man who said hs
was Francis schlatier was curing the
sick by the laying on 81 hands IN Ohio
towns. Deputy sheriff nyrnes. OF Den.
yer exposed him as 'Rattiesnako Bob D.
a patent medicine vender.
The Rev. Charles y. Mclean posed a,
"schlatter' and held meetings ~
Brooklyn. He was called "faklr" b,
his audiences ana had 10 move west
ward
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

one OF the most serious wrecks
which has occurred on the local branch
Or years, happened Thursday morn
irg. A. the daily mixed freight was
gcing az a good rate OF speed Just a
mile or 90 south OF the stock yards a
hsnge % one 90 the wheels broke ana
tho car lott the track Before Engineer
TAFT could stop thc iriiD. eight cars
had boon piled around Ia indis1rtm-
lnute conflF'0n. Thrg we're for the
most part cmpties The track was torn
up in such a manner that Il was
twelve hours latrr when che Incoming
passenger could set By The damage
sustained by The railroad company -
quite heavy, but the accident was en-
timely unavoidable. Conductor Harris
had charge OF the train. None OF the
train men we're Injured AZ the cars
wrecked were from the central portion
OF the train. A work train OF several
care was attached 10 the rear end or
the regular freight ana that the ec.
c!dfnt was not more Hri0us than a
VAS. was remarkably fortunate. --sli-
yer city Independent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
NOTICE OF SUIT.

Territory OF Now Mexico, County Of ner-
ualillo, ~ the District Court.
n npfthia A. flnlcal, Ilaluum, " Emlly
rain and the unknown heirs Of the aald
hinhf tAth, Defendants. No. bGla
~ me above named Emily Hath and hFr
heirn, whose names are - tho plAlnin
uuknoWni
tou are hereby notified that an action
mas been begun nKalusl you III the DlH.
ifiut Court fur the County % uernallllo
lu tie Territory of NNW Mexico wherein
tho said plaintiu, Ihon5aa A. f4nlcaL
asks that ne estate in and 10 tie fOl-
lowing described real estate situated IA
the Ilty 81 Albuquerque, County "a Bef-
naiillo. and Territory u Now AcxiCo. Ia
VA, lui ton Oul in block Two ~ ln The
liaea Addition 10 tie CITY u AIbuquar-
que may ba established against the ad-
verse claims Of yourselves 49, defendants,
aud flat yUu b. barred aud forever es-
topped from having and claiming any
ntnf OF tiNa ~ said premises adverse 10
pllinum and that plaintiffs title 20 aaid
real estate 10 forever uuicicd and cot AZ
geaii and thal uniuaa you enter your APP
pcaranco " cause ne sane % b entered
To- aald cause 90 90 before Monday, thc
anfl day ui July, 1900, iugdemrnt 81 de-
fault viii be rendered against you and
the complaint Of the piAinun Win b
takGu a. confessed.
Clsrk u said Court.
q. w. JOHNSTON,
Attorney for piainuR.
Chloe and podtoihco address. AlDuduets
cue. Nee McAico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
rnASom sCnLATTEH.
Divine Healer Arrested Tor Embracing fIi
Henry, the Mlnstrei.


A special to the New York World
from eiyria, Ohio. says sohlattcr. a
self-atyicd divine healer and nj
Henry, whose Ministries are known al
every one night stand Ia the country.
were the central figures ia an episode
which attracted much attention here.
hi Henry came 10 t0wL on milk
train. but Schlattcr walked an the way
from aandusky schlat,or's wife had
deserted him because he had been
drinking heavily. When he reached this
town he WA peanilcaa ana looked
much the worse Tor his drinking.
on Thursdag evening last sehlattor
went 10 the "Opry' house &C. see the
minstrel show. lie took a great fancy
10 Henry After the performance he
sought an Introduction.
AMUSED TnE TOWNspEOPLE.
Throwing his long arms around the
minstreia neck the Healer told the
sad story 90 his lifc 10 the disguised
player, Only the amused towpspcopls
enjoyed this Performance Henry in
anger had schlatter arrested A. the
alleged miracle worker had no money
he had 10 work out his nne. This was
done hefoie a gaping crowd % yokels
on the road. schlattor a. stlil in town.
but m Henry has moved onward.
MYSTERY OF THE HEALER
Francis schlaticr has had much trou-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
RErUBLlcAN PRIMARIES.
Delegates Elected In several BernalfIi,
COanty Precincts.

Delegates Elected In Several BernaIiIiu
Coanty Precincts.
Precinct is-Thomas Werner, Nessor
M0ntoya. Seferino Cr0slott. N. c. or
liz, G. A. Bot,ger. ". q. whiting, Rev
Thomas liarwood.
Precinct 2--Josus Maria Sandoval.
Antonio Garcia, Jesus Sanchez.
Precinct 8-M Martinez. q. Pache.
cho. Max Chaves. n. NJ Y. Apodaoo.
Precinct 25-J. A. Nieto. G. sam0ra.
Precinct s-iE. Vigil n. ortega. -
Tariiagla, s. Tafoya. V. Chayes. J. s.
Apodnca
Precinct 35-A. Garcia. A. santer.
as N Archlbeque.
Precinct s-E. s. Gutierres. A. Gar,
ella q. Garcia, =. Candelarla.
Precinct I'D, Marines. s. Garcia
j. Narliia.
Precinct e-P. A1nljo. sevsro san.
chez. :. Sandoval
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

An exchange prints the following
0hich VIII boz enjoyed by republican
girls.
stepped by iho roadside 60 get a drink
an1 rest After drinking one OF them
aIrinkied some water on her wheel and
aaid. FL baptlze thee Ia the name Of
Mckinley because you nave made a
good run" Tao second girl sprinkled
her saddle with the remark - hap
tiEe thee la enc name " Roosevelt. be-
csufe sou are "a itough Rider The
third g.rl sprInkled her tire and said,
"f blpti4o sou n me name of bryan,
bsgause you are fan of wind.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Notice " hereby given that viii on the sih
gay Of Algy' a, ~ 1900, Offer for sale and sell
~ we uikhsHt bidder tor cash, eight londs III
tht WNpni ultlFiSt 81 precinct No, ~, Ut Hrr.
nslillp county, New MeAicO, ui ahe drnomt.
hiu1n Of sik hundred dollars cath winch
stNe ~ eu ISSUED sccuiding "a law tor tue puT
leeg 81 uuiiuinH school house Ia said ore
NihNH j, l., pEHEA,
Treasurer II ficfaalliio county,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

- known everywhere and
thousands Of women have
h0en o9r0d 0f serious kid
ney dorRBgonIo1fs by e.
MRS. pSnirlsaSa's meth
ODDS have fkRc endorse
Sspe9f Of fire mayor fro
posfsBsRsG0r and others Of
her own Offys
Nor medicine Esas fli0
esaf0rs0s1seHf Of aFs ssFs-
RSsnJb0rod multitude Of
grateful women whose
letters arc constantly
prfnfod In fbfs Paper
Every we man shG aid read
these i0ffeFss
Mrs. PS1k esafss advises
suffering women free Of
charge Her address Is
Eysns Mass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
WOnRanCS
Kidney
POuhEeS

Why frffIo with health
whom fh0 easiest and
sWrasf hoip fs fIb0 bosf
known medicine IN flSO
vv0rAd p
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Notice ~ suii ,o puiet fitls.
IN the District coun 81 nernaiilio county. New
Eunlce Mcclellan,
Piaiuun.
Arthur Amhfualo. Clara lNo, En7t
and Alfred funhc.
heirs IT Louis funke,
Defendants
The said defendants are by this notified that
\ suit entitled A. here Get GOT has been fiied
naainNl them hy the raid plIintNi that The
name and pnsiuiiiCe address ui tlp plaintiffs
attorney - u. =, k9dey. Albuquerque. y NJ
that The general objects ~ said sur ig in quiet
thr tlile ~ plaintiff Ia piece ui lend south ~
the city " Albuquerque, IN laid county. known
% the "funke Place which b. 90 gafls vide
from north 20 south, and runs from the old il.
felns fna@ on The west a. the rgtt ul Wy ~
thf Aichisun, Topeka " Santa Pc Railway un
the east, and 20 which she alleges the said dc
PENDANTS make some claim ntvrr tu her az e,
and that unless you the said defendants and
each Of you enter yunf appear nee in sald
cFuse In said count AZ the cont huuse / p Old
albuquerque, \ N % ~ before The ald day
~ November, Nd. 1900, Judgment Will De- zen.
defcd therein ~ default annlnsty "a or such OF
You ~ Thus tau t0 appear, gnd ine relief prayed
tqt ot ptQpef proof made vii be- arantcd 20
A a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

All that grant OF tract % land
known and called iha Augoaturn
srBnt. situated in Bcrnalili0 county
ana territory Of New MeKico. com
pifsiuE and containing 1904 acres,
morn OF less, and composed ~
FutiaH lands % the itLluo % -
cuniH per acre. tho said lands were
confirmed 90 the logul rcprcaenta-
liNoa OF Jesus n. Castillo and aro
owned hy some person or persons
Unknown. aud arc owned and
claimed hy aoyeul persons hav-
lnE ~ claiming undivided interests
ulrfuin, For a more complete dca-
Cfiplou of said traci of land. refer
cnca ~ hereby expressly had and
made % tho description and
boundaries thereof on NE IN tho
pihce of the surveyor general q tho
territory Of Now Mexico. which de-
scrirtion and boundaries ara here
hy made "a part 81 thlH description,
iah, $3.50 pelmlty, ~ cents; costs,
~ cents tutia.t,,,. ,,.t,,.,t... ,.,... II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Att0I noy for pialnun
ulico and p0HiOiuCo address. AlDuduel
que. keN McAlco.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Mrs W v. slaughter, of springer
vile. A. r.. IA visiting friends IN this
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1900-03-22

Bv virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
for Frederick County, in Equity, passed on
the 9th day of February 1900, in the case
of Ida Weddle ct al. VS.. Eugcnia Rouzcr ct
al being No. 7l07 Equity on the docket OF
said Court, the undersigned trustees will 3ell
at public auction at the premises in Thur
mont, Frederick County, Maryland, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 31ST, 1900,
AT / O'CLOCK, 2. NJ,
All that lot of ground situated on the east
side of Carroll Street in Thurmont Frederick
County, Maryland, fronting 65 feet on said
street and running back 1915 feet to en- alley
in the rear appurlenant to said lot, the said
lot being the second lot from the street or
road leading from Thurmont to Graceham,
and adjoining the properties OF VIM. Nj
Martin and Mrs. Slick, and being the same
property conveyed to Mary S. Hartman by
Jos, C. Martin and wife by deed dated Octo-
Der list, 1879, and recorded in Llber c. M q.
No. 0. folios BAG &C. one ofthe Land Records
Of Frederick County.
The property is improved by substantial
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
house, stable and other outbuidings. There
is a variety OF fruit on the premises. The
lot is well fenced aud the buildings are in
good repair. This property is located on
one of the best residential streets otthe town
and is a very desirable home.
TERMS OF SALE as Prescribed by the
Decree One half of the purchase money
cash on the day of sale or ratification by the
Court, the residue in six months from date
of SALE the purchaser to give his note for the
deferred payment, with approved security,
bearing interest from day of sale, or all cash
at the option of the purchaser.
A deposit of $50 will be required of the
purchaser at the time OF the sale. All cx-
pense of conveyancing and revenue stamps
to be borne by the purchaser
CHARLES G. WATERS, ! rr,o,ooo
8S-ts HAMMOND URNE8, ''''''S
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1900-03-22
GlOriOus News

Comes from Dr. Cargile, of Washita,
1T. He writes: "Four bottles Of Elec-
trlc Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer OF
scrotula, which had caused her great
suffering for years. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face, and the
best doctors could give no help;but her
cure is complete and health excellent"
This shows what thousands have proved
that Electric Bitters is the best blood
purifier known. It's the supreme rem
edy for eczema, letter, ulcers, boils,and
running sores. 1t stimulates liver. kid
neys and bowels, expels polsons, helps
digestion builds up the strength. Only
SOC, sold by Waters Pharmacy.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1900-03-22
A Life and Death Fight.

Mr.. W. A. Hines Of Manchester, Ia,
writing of his almost miraculous escape
from death, says: NExposure after meas.
les induced serious lung trouble, which
ended in consumption. had frequent
hemorrhages and coughed night and
day. All my doctors said must soon
die. Then began to use DR.. King s
New Discovery for consumption, which
completely cured me. l would not be
without it even if it cost $500 bottle.
Hundreds have used it on my recon-
mendation and all say it never fails tn
cure throat, chest and lung troubles"
Regular size SOC and 81, trial bottle
free at Waters Pharmacy.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1900-03-22
TO MAKE LIFE HAPPY.

Sweet music appeals to the heart and 50
and lightens many of lifes burdens. II
have ever heard the sweet toned STEG
PIANO you Will appreciate this. TO rea
the hirhrs, standard Of excellence has alwi
been the aim in the manufacture OF
Cfle5rated Steger PQH0; only the hest mater
is usr0. insurng grea. durability hvd
piano fully guaranteed.
The Stcgcr factories, thoroughly eorHff1f'
with the best and most( improved maChiner
located at Steger, Ill.,, are among the large
in the West.
Intending purchasers will find it profta1
to write for full descriptive catalogue, whid
will be mailed Tree, upon application,
STEGER& Co. (EstatS li3hed 1870 Chicag|
III. MACS