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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
rnomas.aMnasK MARRIAaH.
., NJ. rasmas, ~, snd NFs - ~ s'r~ens
Married Th,s ~osrtng

~ W. Tsnmha, ~ auH we " " NFNehe
Married Th,s Nnsrtng
This morning al 10 o'clock az the res
ldenoe No. 62i west Gold avenue. J, NJ.
Thomas. JF., OF Battle. Wyoming, and
Mrs. Il. o. Greene, were united IN mar
riaRe, the pretty ceremony which was
witnessed by about twenty-five lnvit-
ga friends, wss performed by Rev.
Beattle. pastor OF the Presbyterian
church. assisted by Rev Allen. OF the
Congregational church.
After the ceremony the happy cOu-
pie received the congratulations Of
those present. and this was followed by
an being invited 20 partUl.e Of an ese-
giant wedding breakfast. prepared by
Mrs, Rummcll.
The bride was handsomely Eowned.
ana In the language Of one % the la
dies present looked lovelier than
ever" The Bridegroom wore the con-
vontional black.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas will leave this
evening on the No passenger train
Tor Denver. where they will enjoy a
few days % their honeymoon. and from
there go 20 their Wyoming home.
The best wishes Of The Citizen will
accompany Mr. and Mrs Thomas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

Territory OF New Mexico,
County ~ bcFnRiiilo,
In the nlafrif4f Court

In The District Court
Thomas r Robinson,
CoTmack X. Kennedy, -.
Celia ~ Cecilia Kennedy, w. oooA'
Anna l0unas noW
Anna Young Crowley.
Noiige OF suit % non resident defendant 70
Anla Young, now Anna Young -Csowley, de-
You are hereby notified .ha. the above en-.
utied suit IL pending Ia said Court. that tho
sail action 10 brought 70 obtain = decree De.
ciafing that certni warranty deed and bill of
SAIL from defendants, COrmack H. Kennedy
and Celia OF Ceceila Kennedy, his wsie made
" you, the said Acna Young, now AunA
Young Crowley, be null aud void, cod that
the ludg meDt described In the said bill III com.
plant IA favor OF th1 plaintiff aud against the
usid Corinack X. Kennedy, be declared as 4
nfsi' valid and sabg.ating lien against tho
premises known as lots twenty. seven (a7l,
twenty eight t1Hl aud one.Eall u lot twenty
aix 1871, 10 block u. OF the railroad addition
lots four (fli ave (Bl aud slx (0l, Ia block al
A. said lots aud block are known aud dcsigs
mated on the plat of said townslte, made by
AleH Bowie, and tiled 10 the Office III the
Probate Cicfk and eK Officio Recorder Of the
said county Of Brfnaiillp ON the ard day u
July "A. ID. 1891, and for 1theg relief. and
unless you enter your appearance therein on
% before the 7tu day Of MAY, A. ID. 1900. 4
decise o.confcaso viii be rendered against
court for che relief dema1 dsd % the sal COM
plaint HARRY z. OwBR,
a Az - 49,. Clerk Of Said Court.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Albuquerque, NJ NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

Martha PhelaR, II
Plaintiff,
John Phelan.
Arthur J. Bacon,
-. J. Matthew and
lauy h, Lee,
Defendants.
The said deiendanSa, John J, Phelan aud
Arthur J. bacon, arc hereby notified that suit
has been commenced against them, together
with the other defendants above naIued, Ia the
district court %; befnaiillo county, New McH.
leo, ~ Martha fheiaE, The objects 90 the &C
ton are 70 obtain a Divorce from defrndars
fhelan on the ground Of ABANDONMENT To
have vacated and set aside a deed executed by
said fheian 90 January AZ, loo, conveying
~ defendant bacon lots ~ 4 and 80 n IN block
OF feftrctO AFinilO n bFOa. addition 20 Aihu.
qneique, on The Rtound 81 fraud and a. being
go be IN the possession Vt the defendant Lee,
~ have the said deed delivered 40 fuf cancel.
lAuoni 10 enlOin defendant Pheian and defend.
ant Bacon from In any manner selling, assign
said properly 10 enioin defendant Phclan from
selling " assigning os attempting 20 collect
tNo notes signed by -. j. Matthew n Co..
dated September 10, 1850. foe 4sDO each, aud
payable respectively one year and two years
alter date, aud 20 eDioln defendant Matthew
tom paying said notes, and said defendant
Lee from delivering said deed; foT alimony
.cndenic lite aud counsel fees and Tot pefnlas
neat Alimgny against defendant fhelani iur
alylslon u tnr community property aud for
general relief. Defendants age b. enter lhclF
Appearance IN said suit BY MaTch -, 1900
uihef iaC Judgment BY default will be entered
10 said cause against them.
nARRY 2. OwKs,
SuANERs BuRKHARr,
Attorney ior Plaintiff,
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
February y, 1900,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

The Nashville students viii appear
al the new opera house In a short time
The company Ia now In Arizona. The
Proenlx Republiran sayal
Thsarle's Nashville students" ap.
peared al the Doris theater last nlghi
20 a good house. II In a company OF
oolored singers and dancers ana all OF
thom are possessed OF good voices,
which have been thoroughly cultivated.
Thine singing was just what was adver-
iised, namely, the jubilee, camp-meet-
ing and plantation songs Of the south,
The solos and chorusca we're al well
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

The New Mexican OF yesterday says;
In the case OF the territory W. Henry
Iockhart. under a new indictment for
perjury in connection with the date OF
hling certain papers In the supreme
court In the Washington mine litiga-
ton, a jury was empaneled this fore
nOoni but. Ia the absence OF w. -.
chllders, one OF the attorneys for the
prosecution, the trial was deferred until
this afternoon. The court accordingly
took q recess until ~. M.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
For Sale by ]. H. O'Rielly d Co.

rendered and the appaiuse was liberal.
A great deal OF the humorous was In
troduced keeping the audience in the
best Of nature. The cake walking and
buck and wing dancing presented some
new steps. both move, and interesting.
The company VIII appear again to-
night In a two-aot rag time opera en-
titled "Cindy'a wedding"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

A Are broke out about 8 o'clock sat.
urday morning In the Page ice ana
beer warehouse. which destroyed the
bottling plant and the fine Ice house
and a part OF the stock. The IRE orig
mated In the roof OF the bottllng room
through a defect Ia the ventllator. The
hose company ANA the ward engine res
pended promptly aud al was dome that
could be- 10 save the property The loaa
IL about 5000 and there IL a EoOdly
Insurance On the plant.--oa.lup olean-
a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
INDIANS IN JAIL.
Ditch RIstaFbsru HsrouEtt 20 ,h- olty ana
Lodged In jail.


Lodged IN jail.
With Ave OF the principal indiana Of
the village OF Santa Ana, Sheriff 4. s..
Hubbell returned 10 the city last night.
ana lodged his Indian prisoners IN the
county jail, where they will have time
10 reflect on their determination to
disobey the injunction OF Judge crum-
packer regarding no interference OF
work on the big ditch.
While at the village, the sheriff also
put undel arrest the lieutenant COVER
nor and three other Indians. who were
left in charge OF several Mexican de-
putty sheriffs. These Indians will be
brought to the city this evening.
Judge CTumpaeker Is determined that
the Indians along the big ditch obey
his injunction, and Il would be wise for
the advisers Of these Indians 10 tell
them the law must be respected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
roUo vADIs" ron OPENING SIonr
a brilliant Performances for Albnauer
qas's NV Theatre.

qas's NV Theatre.
Last night George X. Neher. proprie-
tor Of the new Albuquerque theater,
and the manager OF the house. Charles
H. Riggs. decided 10 formally open the
new theator by presenting QUO
Nadis," probably one VI the most pow
erul and elaborate dramas to-day on
the American stage, II was witnessed
la three performances at Kansas City
recently by $1,000 people. and the Jour
nal, In It's comments, said The pro-
duction u 'Isuo Vadis is remarkable.
II denotes enterprise" Mr. riggs left
last night. accompanied by his son.
Bernie, Tor Chicago. where his wife,
Miss Rose stillman, has just completed
the organization Of a frst-class stock
company for the purpose Of presenting
the drama QUO Vadia." En route to
the southwest. the company VIII make
stops at the principal cities ana towns
along the Santa Re railway
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

Empire Company Please tho People Of
thta CITY.

thls CITY
Another large audience witnessed
the performance given by the Empire
Stock company at the opera house last
evening, and showed by liberal APP
piause is appreciation OF the efforts OF
the various members Of the cast "a
Fight for Million" IL highly anus
ing farce which was presented In a
commendable manner by the Empire
company. each and every member Of
this evenly balanced organization, hav-
Ing rendered their respective roles In "A
highly satisfactory manner This com
pany II giving good clean performances
and richly deserves theliberal patro-
mage It isreceiyng from oar local thea
ter goera. Tonight the management
promises more fun than ever In three
act comedy entitled "A Legal DoqU-
ment or "a Husband on salary"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

DRQPQsALs FOR FRESH HkKF AND
MUTTON ~ once Chief Commlaeary,
Denver, Colo, March 4, 1900. Sealed pfO-
pOeais FOG iuFniahlng aud delivering iresh bsei
aud mutton on block during lhc fiscal yea
commencing JAW 4, 1900, wil BE- received
ma posts Until ~ =, "a, standard mountain
time, April ?, 1900, apd then opensdi foyts
Apaclei Grant, ltuRelaCa, aud San Cnfios, "A.
~ hay4la aud Wiunaie, NJ, M. ffo.
pOaal4 vii ec received aud opened al same
time fpT fresh beef aud mutton, 10 b de-.
hftfcd a. tlcae pu6isi q tempCfaiufr not
greater than 90 degrees Fahrenheit. tnfOFna.
Ton furnished on application, kuvel0pes
CnntaininH proposals. should - endorsed,
"fIOpOeala Tor freah heef aud Mutlon," and
addressed 20 undFfalHued o. ~ COumiaaafy a.
p0al ~ b. Supplied. n h, ATWOOD, IA
Col, ID. =. N. Y. Act'n Chief COMFY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

Ia the Distriet COnrt)
Aettehen sehusier
LILY schustrr. A.. ....
Paul W, schnsteT,
atCllE aCfuater.
LILY schustef aud Belle schuatcr. deiendaats.
You and each Of yOu are hereby notified
that the above entitled suit l. pending 10 said
court thai the said action 10 brought 70 ob.
tain decfes authorizing the sale Oi your 10.
named dsiendanta. plpoIs. 10 aad TO eer.
plant died ID said cause az lots humber
thirteen lfal, fourteen (lfl, fifteen iIbj, sl1.
teen (iel' seventeen ~, eighteen iel, nines
teen llul, twenty t1Ol, twenty lone t2ll aud
twenty-five (32l, IN bi0ck number ten dol III
the Francisco Afmiiu y Otoro addition 10 the
town tnuv Siiyl n Albuquerque, IN the sald
MEXICO. ~ tbs aape arc known aud designated
on the plat Of said addition, died hi the oliice
Of the Probate Clerk aud "a Oiiielo Recorder
o, W. sfiu county 9i befnAiillo on the 4,n day
Lots four gtl and I'VE (5l, in block thirty.
aia (aal VI The NcN hcMlco ToWn Co npanY'e
Aihuquerque. "a the county oi hrrnalilln and
Territory If New Mexico. AZ tbs same arc
known aud do.lEnaied % the plat II said
CLERK and r1.Oilicio Recorder Of Toe aid
e01py % bcfnalillo on the 9th day VI May.
Lots ninety two (0al, ninety three faal and
ninety four lQtl, 10 nlOcs number eight l6l of
the fcricctO Ariniio hfothcgs Addition 10 In
town lnow Guy ul Aibuluefq q, la lhe ssil
county OF btfna'illo and Territory III NeW
mated 90 the plat VI taid edition, died Ia IKE
oiuCe 81 the Probate Clefa aud "a .0liicio he.
cordei Of the said county Oi beruallilO 90 the
fclicli aud unless you enter your appenrauce
thciein on " OsiOIc the 7th day ID May, "A, ID
luVOi decree pfo.COuicasu will be rendered
against yoB. and The pialntln al anniV ~
said Coufl ioT toe relief demanded 10 The sald
complaint
HARRY 4, OwHn,
X. W. ID. nRYAN,
Attorney iOT Plaintiff.
AlbuqurTqae, N, ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

Last night about $50 o'clock few
minutes after NJ. and Mrs. win ".
Springer had retired. some prowler ap.
peared az their residence on west tt
ieras avenue, and attempted an en-.
tsance. The prow,rrs FIRST cail was at
the front door which he found ue-
curely locked IIe then went TO the
rear Of the house, and on finding the
door there locked he made an atteml I
Ia hoist a window, Mr.. and Mrs.
Springer hear dthe noise made by their
undesirable caller and saw him at.
tmpet TO hoist the window. II was
then that thehead OF the household.
with his trusted revolver Ia hand. took
a shot al the intruder who scampered
away az lively salt The shot evident.
~ failed 20 strike its intended victim.
for no blood stains were found around
the house this morning,
Dr. D. d. Harper. n. 4. Bechand ana
Albert r. Riea, the postmaster OF Gal
iup came IN from the west last night
and are stopping az sturgV' European.
fhey are here on court bdsiness
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
Eo,Iss Of suit
Territory II New Mexico,
County Vt bclnaliilo.
Ia the District Court,

Territory u New Mexico,
County Vt BcTnalillO,
Ia the District Court.
Juanita Sanchez dc Marines,
W.
Tfanslio Maftinez.
To 1Fansito Manine1i
You are hereby n0liiied that q complaint has
been hled against you by the above named
piainuu Ia the district q Iur u The SECOND Judi !
cal district Of the territory ~ New MeKico, slI.
ting within and Tor hsfnalllO county, thal
plAiuNh pays tot an absolute dIsOgCe from
you, the defendant, 90 tue gfpuuda 0i aban ,
you be and appear before the said district c0art
90 the 18th day VI April. 1000, " enter YOU
appgMance on ol before thai date. decree pfO
FELIx "a. LBaruR,
Attorney foe Plaintln,
AlhuuutIuue. N NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

on the United states side Of the
court the grand jury reported several
true bills. Nsrrants for the arrest OF
the defendants were issued.
In the case OF the United states Va.
Epifanio Jaramlllo and Gregorio An
cures de Baca. Indicted Tor fornica-
ton. the court assessed fine Of 81
against the male defendant and dis
missed as 10 thefemale.
In thecase Of Julia Bell VS.. Robert
Bell the court nthe report Of referee
Ed Hart Of Gallup rendered judgment
of absolute divorce. The grounds were
abandonment and non-support
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

b. q. Fillmore. the decorator at the
Golden Rule Dry Goods company, has
returned from the Hudson hot springs.
In Grant county. tie praises the medlc-
inal qualities OF the hot baths. and
states that only few OF them com.
plctely knocked the rheumatism out OF
his Joints. lie states that the company
now In charge OF the springs ana hotel,
proposes to maoadRmize the roLd from
the railroad station 10 the springs.
distance of four miles and put on an
automobile for passenger purposes
AZ the Commercial club dance on
Wednesday night the Prof hi Mauro
orchestra played for the first time
waltz which the professor had COM
posed ana dedicated 70 Mayor O. n.
Marion. The production was pro-
nounced by those present 20 have been
an exceptionally tine one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
DISTRICT COURT
FrooeedtnGs 20 Unitsd states and TsFrt-
teriai Cs.-s Thia Marstng

tefisi css-s This Morning
on the Unn a states side OF the dis
trict court order was made dlscharg-
ing from all debts. by virtue of the
bankruptcy act. Thomas ". Burgess A
Son, GRAFT burgess.
The United States grand jury was
empannelled. A. T.. Walker was APP
pointed foreman. and NJ. g. Ortiz inter-
prefer. II 10 understood that consid-
cradle business IL pending to come be-
fore this jury.
The United states petit Jury has been
ompannellcd. OF the causes set for
trial on the United States side OF the
court the most important is that OF
Red Pipkin, charged with completely
ia the train hold-up near Grants sta
ton a year or more ago.
George Arriilo. one OF the heroes u
Santiago. was appointed crier Of the
court.
Nestor Montoya was appointed inter
prefer.
ON the territorial side OF the court.
the grand jury was empannelled. and
y. l.. sandovai was appointed fore
man. The grand Jury were charged
busily engaged thereon. Judge Croiiot,
was appointed Interpreter OF tfSA
grand jury
Juan Anaya was appointed court
crier for the territorial court.
In the case OF the Territory vs. per-
sons, real estate, land and property
described In the delinquent tax list. as
published in The Citizen. the territory
has taken judgment against ali per-
sons who have made no defense. The
judgment entered was without doubt
the longest by many times that OF any
Judgment heretofore entered In the dis
trict court since tis organization. and
In conformity Herewith. an order has
been made by the court directed to the
collector OF the county. 10 advettlse
and sell the property as provided by
the legislation enacted by the last leg
lslaturc.
Case No. 2332 IL the case 81 the Ter
ritory W Jesus Maya and Necesario
rrujiilo. and eleven other Pueblo In
dams. who arr charged with contempt
Of court FOR disobedience n an in
junction OF tho court warranst were
issued for the defendants last night
and placed ia the hands OF the sheriff.
who Is engaged Ia their execution to-
day.
In thecase Of Elizabeth Pressner W
y. n. Presencr. the court made an or
der Of sale % certain property.
In thecaEc Of Mary Finch. admins
tratriX. Va. y. Smith. final judgment
was entered against defendant for
s3s4.G6
In thecase of VIM. l.. Hathaway We
Jose Gabriel Montoya. final judgment
was entered Tor s2S7Ss. with interest at
10 pes cent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
ALRUQUEHOUE InDIAN sonooL.

The superintendent OF government,
Indian schools makes the following re-
port on the gchool in this city.
on May II I arrived az Albuquerque,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

Clarence Cob, a well-known fire in
aurance adiuster % Denver, IL here to-
day on business. lie stops az dturges'
European.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24


aud one Of lts finest inatitui
tons IL tho Ohio pythiah
Home, al Springfield. Ohio.
which IL ably presided over
by Superintendent lie Fcvrc
aud his wife. Mrs Callie !.
lie Fevre. the matron. The
latter has recently written a
letter. which will command
widespread attention because
Of the prominence II the
writer. II IL IS follows -
"Messrs. w. n. Hooker &
Co, New York Last year |
used Ackers English Remedy
at the suggestion Of a friend,
for a serious. long-standing
throat difficulty and extreme
~ hard cough. Had used
many ,sell.spoken 81 prepare.
tions without relief. | can
honestly say that Ackefs
English Remedy removed thu
difficulty and stopped the
cough. I did not purchase
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
NEw oRuNsEFLp nulLnlro.
WIN Commsaos Work shortly-W, "
SIR ne Securing Contract.

wv % 5eeuFtnE Oontraot,
The wholesale dry goods flrm, Gruna-
field Bros, have secured plans and
specifications suitable 10 their taste
and viii inside OF month. or rather al
soon ne the present rush ia over, erect
handsome stone and brick business
building corner OF First street and Cold
avenue.
Bide were opened yesterday, and w
w Strong was found TO be the lowest
bidder He viii secure the contract.
The building will be 90 feet wide by
iai feet long, with a cement basement
running the fun length OF the building.
la the basement heavy goods will be
Kept. The main iloor with an ele-
giant front on First street and also on
Gold avenue, viii be used Tor Offices,
staple goods ana clothing. and shipping
department IN the rear.
NotiOns. blankets and gents furnish
Ing goods will occupy space on the up.
stairs floor.
The building viii he a very substhn-
tinl wholesale structure. and win cost
Ia the nelghborhood ~ 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
CITY coUNoiL.

Interesting Proceedings 40 the Meeting
% tbs CitY Fathers Rst siaht
The city council met In regular semi.
monthly session last night alt MEM
bera being present except Alderman
Mckee.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read ami approved.
fFHa foftutvluo t.ttts &c.. $500. 4 =. A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

~. n Lee, secretary OF the Territor-
ial sheep and Sanitary board ana the
efficient slen1grapher az the law Onice
OF r. w. Clancy, h sick abed with the
grip, lie IL reported somewhat better
this afternoon.
George 4. Money, assistant United
States attorney for New Mexico. came
In from Las Vegas last night lie 10
here 20 prosecute several important
United states cases before the present
district court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

49,
hall Of The last still hand also consulted ply
scan with permanent results (signeD CAliH In FKvRE
who lie Feve having suggested Ackefs
English Remedy Mrs Chiffon wife the president OF the Troy
and Lung Toube In oonyeSon With an acquaintance
Of Springfield Ohio will find that he too has had
Ackcrs English Remedy family
theyca nnotk eeph without H.
fnoasy failure
ases NJ h 4 CO. Nv
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

Territory of New Mexico, }
County IT hcrnalillo,
In the Blstrlcg Court. }
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

society world add ehaab8
accomplishments than the Kngh Of Py,h That order doing sOd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
Notice Tor Pabi,oatioa.

In the Dlstflct Count,
County oi Befuklillo,
Territory Ut New Mexico.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-25
County Condensations.
Crystal Call.

Crystal Call.
H. c. Carr visited here, and bought a
new, rubber-tired buggy from Mcintosh
and went to the Democratic convention.
.....,Rev E. c. Mclean has resigned
from the pastorate of the Baptist church.
.....Edinburgh is rapidly rebuilding a.
gain. "A fair association was organ
lied and $4,000 in stock subscribed There
will be no fair held this year but arrange
ments perfected for big one next sea-
son.
Neche Chronotype.
Editorially, the Chronotpe dominates
Marshall Jackson, of Neche, for sheriff. /.
Fred Voliath has emigrated to Rossitor
Man.
Dray,On Echo.
Miss M. cGillere, ofthe grammar de:
partment, has engaged to teach in St.
Thomas. ..... The brick yard has new
well'l65 feet deep with flow of so bar
rels day.......G. G. Candee, N, p.
pump operator moves to Drayton from
Fertile.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-25
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident, OF which r. ]ol n
Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject,
is narrated by him as follows: Il was in
most dreadful condition. skin was
almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back and
sides, no appe'ite-gradually growing
weaker day by day. Three physicians
had given me up, fortunately, friend
advised trying Electric Bitters;' and to
my great joy and surprise, the first bottle
made decided improvement, Icontinu-
ed their use for three weeks, and am
now we'll man. know they saved my
life, and robbed the grave of another
victim. mo one should fail to try them
Only Scots, guaranteed at T. r. Shaw's
Drug Store.