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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

NJ OTICE-l, Wilson D Marvel Licensed
IN drHESi II. do herG'Iyg I've. nOT;ce that shall
Apply it, Srttin! to tns .lu,igea OF tbs Courc
OF General Sps1ioua OF ;ne state OF Delaware
Ia and Tor New Castle Colt,ty ON Monday, tn II
9Th day Of February, 49,, bong the fr4t
dry Ot til" nest February term % sad court
Tor Il licsn+c to .rIl Intoxicating liquors FOR
m~hiriuaI purposes IN Quantities not gI"Jt"r
than an" quart, At 80, 81 Market street
stult / in tn, f.rst ward cit, OF Whining
ton, county OF New cast H. and state Of Dpla
ware, and thr follow ing citizens rr+idGntJ Of
sad ward, ~ Least tw,ive OF whom are rea |
estate uM Hrrs IcrVu,uyn tho said apple
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

U'uR sAIE-EHEAP WALNUT OFFICE
- desk. about feet IN length, and feet IN
depth, containing I drawers. Call at the
stables of Jester u Mcdaniel, No. 4l0 West
Front street. J4.4tS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

Grand Master Workman George Steve
eon Will install the ulIirers OF American
Ludge No, y his syenlG.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

and there will
be plcn t y
more OF It; big
stool; Over
coats, all sizes
and all prices S,
Little b oy' S
s.. 90 to S.;
Boys 81 to
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

WANTED--A COLORED BOY Is YEARS
old a. drug s,orcat Eighth AID Poplar
streets. Wager 81 ~ per week. j4stS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
SILVER CITY
From the Enterprise.

From the Enterprise,
sheriff A. s. Goodcll and wife are
expected home any day from their
visit 90 Mr. GoOdell's old home at
Lynne. ~ r.
Robert Golding. OF the firm OF BELL
a Golding left Tor Hot Springs. Ar.
kansas. 30 an endeayor 90 cure an
attack " rheumatism.
Charles OF, who has been absent
the last two years and a hair IN Tex.
as. returned 10 the city on visit 20
his parents and family
John liragaw. one Of the original
owners II the famous Bragaw Potter
group OF copper claims in the lIano.
yer district, looked In upon Silver
city friends last week
J. w. Jackson, the Plnos Altos
miner employed In the Gillette. had
tho misfortune 10 have his arm IN.
iurcd by a rock falling upon Il. last
wcok and there are Indications that
necrosis ~ tho bone may result.
Charles and Roy Mcdonald. once
the inylnciblo battery OF the famous
Albuquerque Browns. and now a
strong team for the Mutual Life In.
suranCo company. arc In the city talk.
ing insurance Roy caught for the
professionals who represented Albu-
Qucrque In the recent base ball tour
uament ard handled Matthewson's
hot rolls like n veteran.
Word has been received from Roy
noyne saying that another operation
win have to be performed Ia two or
th Gee weeks which. II is thought will
fully restore the use of both his legs
Roy will hc compelled 90 stay In the
hospital another two months. hut his
home coming will be rendered all the
more welcome by reason ~ his On.
forced absence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
WILLIAMS

From the News
Will Ments OF The Albuquerque CIT
izen, was rIHtliug business IN town
Miss BARRIER sister Of Mrs ~ \. liud.
son. left Cor her home In Corona. Cali
sornla.
Miss Roe. sister law OF Foreman
Miller. Of the lumber mill. returned
10 her home in Pennsylvania
Postmaster u " Simpson loft for a
trip 10 Los Angeles for the benefit Of
his health. The business OF the oihcr
is now 0elng conducted by y " Craw.
ford
c. y. Sllvernail will soon transfer
the stage N his opera house 10 the
east end Of the building and huiid an
addition thus giving n stage 20xi0
feet with twenty foot ceiling The
Judge is a hustler and Is going 10 win
out
Patrick Grove. ~ the firm o. Grove
a Mccoy. returned OF last Saturday
from a trip 90 Prescott and Phoenix
This was the FIRST visit to that section
and he vas very much impressed with
the south.
Dr =. 4 Mellck. accompanied by his
father. who ~ here on visit. ~ 70.
der John Morgan and James Gungol.
ley. formed lucky hunting party out
In the F'airvlew region The party
bagged ave deer and one fox
VIM. y. nermont. manager ~ the
Saginaw Manistee Lumber company.
left Tor Los Angeles. California. where
he will spend some time In an efort 10
regain strength after his severe Illness
Of the past few weeks ilc was ac.
companlcd on bis trip hy Chas Canal
OF the Arizona Telegraph and Telc.
phone company. who goes on business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
wiNsLow

From the Mail
Mrs Ionn Brlaco has boon quite
sick the last few DAYS
Mrs Dr Gallo has gone "a Gallup
10 visit Rcy aud Mrs " " sea.
borne
Fred SeeRor. who has boon ON n
hunt has returned tie saws ho saw
plenty " hear tracks. hut NO bear
The game always saw him nrat
Mrs. a. e. Crcawou and children are
expected 10 return from an extended
visit 20 relatives In Dallas and Fort
Worth. reXas. They have been al
sent from WinslOw Tor something
over month
Contractor Parr ia iu q up 10 his
neck Tor this time ~ the year. having
In course Of construction cottage
for Mr. plllsbury on First street also
two brick cottages on the same street
for Mrs BlnRley
f. o. Douglas and son arrived In
WinsiOw en- q visit 10 MAYOR Finn
and wife. MIR Douglnl IL superintcn.
dent Of the coke ovens az W Moro.
Colorado. ON his return homo hc Will
be accompanied by his wife. who has
been visiting here for some time past
John Rilcv Moore. who Tor several
years. has been in the employ og the
Rand DagE Mercantile company has
left WlnNuw Tor san Marcinl. n NJ
whore ne intends 10 locate porman mt.
". The Winslow people In general
can recommend John Rilcy as being
about the right thing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
a MYSTERY

when the limited train arrived al
the local station at noon To-Day the
traiumun ga rlcd on an lmproyleod
strrtrhor "a stranger from a berth Ia
tho Pullman ear 40 the waiting room
The stranger said her name WAS Miss
Anna Hny8Fa that rho flmc from
Trinidad and was suffering from a
liver trouble Or Pearcc the city
physician was called and. after con
yorsinR Wi,n the patient. be- learned
that che had sufficient money 20 pay
an expenses. and with that amount OF
information the physician readily saw
that it vas not a case which came
within the province ~ the cltya ply
siclau ana consequently made bis Do
pnrture The lady ID horc without
friends AMI ls dHsifuna ~ securing
apartments in "a ruDming houHe. or any
place where she can End shelter hut
az tho hoYr ~ going 90 press she was
lyinF in tho spot where the trainmen
had carried her.
While rany citizens looked upon
the fac of the unfortunate sick ttfnn
ger n was remarked that che facial
features tesemhlCd thnt ~ man and
that the face had been shaved only
daY or SO ago The nngcra handl
ana wrists Wero like those Of man
aad thr voice was masculine To 4
reporter. the stranger repeated hel
name as written above. and stated
that she Tor hej was not broke
When aHkfi why the trip was made ID
Albuquerque the reply caae gTuiily
Why. II lady PAYS her fare sh'
can travel anywhere
The patient he or she. was takef
90 the railway hospital this afternoon
whore an examination will be made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
SHOT TWO COMPANIONS.
Without Provoestion a Mexican Al.
tempts Murder.

Monday Fiitz Brink went before
Judge Lea aud swore out warrant
charging Otcyio Moreno with assault
with intent 20 XIII which may later be
changed 10 murder The facts OF the
shooting are those OteviO Moreno.
Fllemon co. doya and Sabine Luian
and some other Mcxlcans were at
Al Carter's uheep camp about 80 miles
north OF here aud were all engaged In
taking ccre Of the Brlnk sheep. Along
some time In the middle Of last week
those men had a dispute over some
trivial matter and the quarrel was
kept up al intervals an Saturday oven
Ing whom the men were at supper
Suddenly Otcvio Moreno left the table
and went 20 his bunk and returned
with Al caiiber revolver and without
"a word threw II almost against File.
mon Corduva and Ared the ball pass.
ing through his left breast. shatteIing
the collar bone Old man Luinn in.
dignantly asked the shooter why he
had shot that man when he with an
oath fred az Iujan. the ball passing
through Lujan's lungs Immediately
the wouldbo murderer fed south The
other hcrdcrs came in and found the
wounded m,l, Luian almost dead and
the other man complaining that his
IN had been shot on. Both wounded
men were brought here. Lujan being
taken 20 his homo. he having a family.
and COrdova 20 the home OF his
friends 80 this writing old man
luian Is not expected 10 live while
the other wounded man docsn' seem
much hurt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
"oUo VAols."
VIII ne Presented at c. Colombo Hail
Saturday Niuht.

QUO Vadis." with its wealth Of
scenery will be produced by the Bono.
dict company az G. Colombo hail Sat
urday night November 30 Tho won.
dcgful success OF the book. the sale
OF which gUos into the millions in
Bures the success Of the drama The
Benedict company comes 90 ua highly
recommended by the eastern press
We quote the criticism OF a recent
production, Of the brooklyn Standard
Union
QUO Nadis' was a notable produc.
ton uf a remarkable play. and BROOK
lyn needed its influence 60 offset the
theatrical act that has been thrust
upon them Tor weeks az a time n
tells n beautiful love story. and NJ the
same time impreHses upon the audi
cnco the lessons 1T Christian fOrbear
ance fho play Is handled 40 rover
emily boy the company that one cannot
fail % be- impressed with the sincerity
~ the act0,a and their evident delight
Ia doing a work that b. morally ln.
structiye The cast has been most
carefully choren and there is hardly d
member 81 II that could be improved
upon, each member being fully equal
90 the work required The scenery
% on a grand scale almost too much
even for the limits ~ the great Acad
envy stage u % play that cyeryon,
should Gee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
MEETING OF MASTER MECHANICS
A Profitable Gathering at the Local
shops Last Saturday.

On last Saturday a session was held
at the Santa Pc shops reading rooms
by the master mechanics and road FOR.
men Of engines. In which a large mum.
Der were In attendance from both de.
partmenta. representatives being pres
ent from all points between Needles
California. and Dodge City Kansas
The meeting was the second one that
has been held in following out the
system lnaugurated In holding n simll.
ar meeting last month az Topeka. as
the outcome OF suggestions made by
George r. henderson the new snper
lntendent ~ machinery, who was also
In attendance 40 the meeting held
here. The meeting was devoted 10 the
discussion a. sundry matters, Pc tain,
ing 20 thc engine department. and tho
best way 90 devise means by which
more satisfactory service can be Civ
en- IN the departments represented
The gentlemen made a tour OF the
local shops IN furthcrance Of the oh.
ircts for which the meetings are being
held. After inspection Of the shops
adjournment was taken 10 the latter
part Of December, the next meeting
then 10 be held at Los Angeles, Calf.
foFnia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

From the Miner

From tho Miner
VIII Mnnts. representing The CUl
ron. was .p Klnrman and departed
Tor chloride on tho 4 A a.
ShorIn town "a SIN in To- southern
paIt NJ iAo country hooking into the
diaur0a anco of Frank Williams the
yruug mining man who disappeared
from hts cabin below signal several
months ago
Capt 7 a. Cunkry has received
polishing machine and o. now prepared
to turn nut tho Huoat ~ turquoise
gems lfr is Interested In several
81 the turquoise mines OF the Mineral
IA. country
Frank H. Smith aud family have
gone FAB Los Angeles where Mrs. smith
and the children viii rcmain for the
winter SIR Smith will return Ia a few
weeks tu luok after hls mining proper
81 ut the boundary Cone
last sunday the steamer Cochin
loaded he locomotive Tor the Search.
liEht a Quartettc railroad and after
othor ma hincry was taken ON board
departed for the bis mining camp up
the river The river has been Ho low
that the steamer has made her trips
with The greatest difficulty The river
ia the lowest Ia twenty years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

ill at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Hlrsch Mr. Ellis o. threatened with
pneumonia, but bis condition ~ not
considered dangerous
Frank Packer recently made n dis
covcry " ore that gives returns "
$3.50 per Ton In gold. silver and copper
The und Is on olalm located by
Frank at the placora and adtoina the
Jersey LILY Frank believes he has
the starter Tor n bonanza and has
gone 10 work on lt.
OH Along with tho Frightening up
OF the mining Industry come the
strong indications that we have oil
IN the very center of the business
part of town. For some time Mrs.
Louisa Cent? has complained that the
wator IN her we'll was 30 strongly i'm.
pregnatod with coal oil that she could
not use u. Sine the recent rains
water has come 10 the surface upon
which floats a substance that rcsem.
hles and popscsscs an OdOr like crude
oil a test will be- made Of the llduid
and should Il prove w be the correct
thing a second beaumont may be ex.
pDctpd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
ST. Johns
From the snlf

From the Ships.
George Bryant Of Taylor. Arizona
has sold his farm In Woodruff 90 Su.
pcryisor 4 v. Gibbons Considera.
ton 81 200
Mr sawyer. Of Winslow. Is In town
again. lie bought about 5000 sheep
from II. 4. BrOckyOgol. 81 CipneRa,
Amarillo. n NJ
Il d. Greer was out assisting the
boys In hail game. and while thus
engaged received a painful blow on
the nose from the ball
ST johns boys have organized a
new base ball nino under the name o.
The Wolves" This seems 10 be- a
kind OF challenge 10 the wild Cats"
Of Snowflake
j. + Hayden o. reported Ia have
bought the 81 Johns Herald II o.
believed that he BIS backed by a small
democratic combine who realize that
the time be- coming when thoy want a
political organ for themselves
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
peath ef cIarenee ceIIIster.

Clarence. tho 3ycarold son of Mr.
and MtB William Coilistor. Is dead
The little fellow mad been sick at the
homo of his parents in nlneNater. n.
N only a tow days and In spite of
the skill az the family physician hia
dvath occurred on saturday the 23rd
instant A caaket vas shipped from
the undertaking parlOra u 4 iorders
on Saturday evening ana the body ~
the little one was brought 90 Albu.
queTQue on SUNDAY night arampa.
MED by the hefeaycd parents Funeral
services we're conducted over the re-
mains a 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing ln the church Of Immaculate Con
ccption, uy Rev Father MandaiaFi.
after which interment was made In
the family plot M Santa barbara
cemetery Mr Collistcr Vas former
resident Of Albuquerque. but Tor some
time has occupied the position as sec
ton foreman no lluewafrr The fam.
10y are we'll known and In their hour
of aadnnss they have the deepest
sympathy " iargH number ~ trionda
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
DEMlNG O0lNGS.
Burglars at Work Vicious Dog Al.
lacks a Lady Visitor
OTHER INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.


Special Correspondence:
Demlng n NJ. Nov 20. -Demiue
was somewhat stirred no Saturday
over the report Of burglarics commit.
tod on the premises ~ Joseph Tracy
and Professor Dun Friday night Moth
ing OF any consequence was taken.
but Mrs. Tracy was pretty vol fright
ened by the appearance ~ the burglar
In her room. and Professor nun lost
an OvercOat. Two other houses we're
attempted hut without success.
The tramps are becoming quite nu.
morous and exceedingly bold It rs
y, obahlo that these hurglarios may
be laid 10 their charge.
The bridge building outnt for the
Bishoc railroad has been expected for
several days now and will be- put 60
work Immediately on its arrival. as
The work e. now being held al Car.
rialllllio springs Tor want of a bridge
there. The road bed 90 that point
Is in excellent condition. and every.
thing seems TO be ia nrst class shape
save the lack Of another well along
the line.
Col =. a. Smith spent Friday TO
Sunday In ~ paso on business con.
corning the Dcmlng Real Estate and
improvement company. and o. now in
Santa Rita taking a FINAL inspection
Of the property Of the clifton Copper
company tofore starting for the east
10 be- gone several weeks
Two ~ the members Of the Ten
Nights IN q bar Room" company gave
q hstic exhibition on the outside Fri
day afternoon. for which they paid the
Justice tb each
Later adviccs from Las Cruces
would indicate that the Bisbeo road
was not so fortunate as was thought
and hoped In their suits against the
Southern Pacific. as they must mako
their crossing 500 feet above the old
one. which will necessitate diverg.
ence from their present line az some
distance south OF their yards
The Victoria Cattle company has
shipped from Deming To bakersfield
during the past week some 1000 head
OF cattle for fattening.
Tho Demlng social club will give
a dance IN the opera house on Thanks.
giving night
on a VISIT 10 this city week before
last, Mrs PuchOlz. Of El Paso. was
attacked ~ n foroclous dog owned
by Frank Frizer and lost a handsome
cloak In the melee Mr. Prlser has
offered 20 pay for the coat. but the
dog should be shot, too
W. ". Greer. manager II the Vie.
torin Cattle company. left this morn
ing on a flying trip 10 silver city
The bows OF the Dcmlng high school
are thinking OF forming a football
team % compete for the territorial
chamuion ahtu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
HILLseoRo
rom tho Advocate.

From the Advocate,
william Farr OF Albuquerque was
IN town the early part OF the week.
Mrs Nj. r. Cook has had quite eX'
tenaiye repairs made on her residence.
Mrs. Harry Iaccard, who Is an ox.
pert o. list. VIII ga 10 El Paso and
open up a studio there.
The many friends OF r. W CLARK
presented that worthy gentleman with
purse OF money amounting 10 Au3.
II ls reported here that Arthur Ey.
ans has purchased jack Wicka' inter.
est In the Cumberland mine. near
Kingston.
Every indication gees 90 show that
the Lake Valley Mines company In
tends 90 DO a large amount of work
on tho mines once owned by the old
silver Mining company az Lake Val
ley.
Perry ellis who arrived here some
days ago an mining business. IL quite
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
SAN MARcIAL.

~ m The Roe.
10ther son was born 90 Mr. and
Nj n Boncm This happy home il
no blessed with four charming chill
dr. two m onch sex
idge Stanlnrry Attorney Voeder
an the other attaches of the party
Foc ring evidence IN Indian deprcda
tic claims. arrived and viii remain
Sc raj dnvt
the old town ropIng match Juan
Sc no ~ p0raio won first money by
Isl e his auimal IN fortyhvc seconds
see nd money went To- Francisco Ro
me Of San P0dro IN one minute
W ~ Martin company ~ Rose.
dai has received returns from anoth
or linmeut OF high grade ore 90 the
Oh nherlnin eampling works In Den
We The value Of the shipment H.
alb q $4,000 per ton.
petition was being circulated
around town and received many sig
ma res. asking President Roosevelt 10
APP int FRITZ Muller Of Santa Re gov
err ~ New Mexico. II is said that
sir lar petitions are floating about
els where. end that one In Las Vegas
contains over a thousand names.
y w Soutman arrived here 20 re.
mt fcN months taking meas
ur cents ~ tho fow Of water IN the
riy in the interest Of the intrFna-
tic N boundary commission That
NJ Spnfmnn has a social side 10 hiF
en- actor may hc inferred from the
fat th9t he has spent some time as
irnall-t IN Philadelphia.
u.s. W x Mattress fought Are one
cv ng recently. surrounded bv an
IN elements ~ real danger while
alDHa in tho house. and engaged at
So ne a lace curtain was blown
AK lst the lamp Mrs Mattress kept
her wits about her and succeeded In
ext Gushing the blaze bat not until
pa OF her clothing and her hands
DO evidence " her experience.
silver medal contest was an
en- faining AFFAIR 4 large audien @
gr ed ~ speakers. who we're the
NJ cs Mabel and Maggie Tweed. -.
lia holloway HALLE Broylcs and Rhea
Pr o 4 fair decision was difficult
90 -riyo at owing 10 the excellence
81 "a manner In which each rccita.
tiU was r,ndc cd. but Misses Halle
~ les 1ui RhCa Price were the
la girls whl received the Arst and
Fe "a prizes respectively
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
Getting Tired.

The people Of san MarCial are get.
ting very weary OF having 90 provide
money 20 feed and buy transportation
for INDECENT consumptives Of the tour.
ist order. The last case was that of
a fellow claiming 20 be a rupture spec.
ialist. and was given ticket 90 III
PasO and money enough 10 keep him
from begging for week or two. This
last recipient of our charity Is a pecul.
lar cuss. inAsmuch a. our sunshine.
our whisky and our tendorloln steaks
were consumed hy nim and brought
forth no thanks but Instead colossal
stories OF hls former financial triumphs
IN Boz w, Minneapolis and other big
cities Bee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
AN INFORMANT TAX DECISION
Considerable Revenue VIII Come 10
the Territory from lie En-.
forcement


There was an interesting and impor
tant question up before Judge McFie,
In chambers last Saturday morning al
Santa Fe. District Attorney g. &
Abbott mas filed suit FOR the collection
OF delinquent taxes against several
confirmed land grants IN Taos and Rio
Arrlba counties and the question as
20 the time when these grants should
commence 20 be taxed was involved
a statement % facts was agreed upon
by Solicitor General y l.. bartlett and
by District Attorney r. G. Abbott and
upon that the case was submitted 60
the court Judge Merle after hearing
arguments and consideration ~ the
matter held that the date az which the
United states court 81 private lana
claims had approved aud confirmed,
In open court the survey Of such
grants as has been passed upon by the
court and approved by Il was the prop
~ lime az which taxation for terr.tur.
ial and county purposes should begin.
as from that time on the exact amount
OF land contained in a land grant sub
mitted uni approved by the court
was fully aud legally established. The
luagc also Held that this decision did
not apply To what "a known a. perfect
Mexican and spanish land grants. bat
did apply 20 any and all land grants
submitted 20 the United States court
OF prlvalo land claims and approved
and confirmed by IL and the supreme
court Of the United states. " appealed
tO the latter court Incidentally the
court also held that q was necessary
that the a. tasmont rolls hHd 20 SNOW
names u the owners Of land grants
II known. ana n not known the assess
lnent rolls should cite the unknown
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
LoRDsaURe
For the liberal

N,om tho Liberal
The beautiful weather that the PEG
pie OF this section have been enjoying
an the fan still continues with as.
Mrs. Charles Hutchison returned TO
Lordsburg, after spending six mOnths
IN California She had n very pleasant
time. but was glad 20 get home once
more.
Charles Noble. from Hardin. MIS-
souli, and r w. Ulmer OF Domopolis
Alabama. have arrived IN town and
taken positions with the Eagle Drug
Mercantile company.
T. l.. Merrill 81 m Paso. who was
here looking for a location for a res.
taurant. Is back again and has bought
.bat y. r. Hawley who has been run
ming the NendOme dining rooms. Mr..
Merrill VIII take possession Of the
NcndOme on the first OF tho month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
Asleep Amid Flame.

Breaking into a blazing home. some
fremen lately dragged the sleeping
inmates from death Fancied secur.
ity and death near It's that way
when you neglect coughs and colds.
Don't 10 e. Or. Kings New Dlscoy-
cry for Consumption gives perfect
protection against all Throat. Chest
and Lung Troubles. Keep Il near,
and avoid suffering. death and doc.
tors bills a teaspoonful stops n late
cough. persistent use the most stub
born. Harmless and nice tasting. IFS
guaranteed 10 satisfy by all drug.
gists Price soc and ti.0O Trial bot
ties free.