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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
CAPTAIN
rom tho Progress

rom tho Progress
VIII and i.oylp Rogers are deliver.
rIR brick from their brick yard for
the new school building.
District court will convene in Lin
DIN next week aud the town viii he
taxed To It's utmost TO accommodate
uo attendants
Rev. Geo W brewer. Baptist mis-
louary Of New Mexico. was unable To
% his appointment here Sunday. as
announced In last weeks paper, but
Fill preach here next Monday and
tuesday nights.
j Quinliton Is IN town this week.
Ir Quinliyon expects Go have two
hundred men In the Galiua mountains
10 two weeks, whore ho has con.
Tact 20 furnish 2jU.uUO ties 10 the ~
'aso a Northeastern Railway com.
Hauy Mr. Quinlivcn is also making
arrangements 90 put In a general store
o. tho camp.
Miss Archie Mocrs and Richard
Werner two of Capitans popular
Young people wore married Ia Lincoln
aFt Tuesday
The New Mexico Mining and Milling
Company has just completed the work
u opening q road to their property ON
Turkey Greek al q cost ~ about $1,000
md now have a large force ~ men
10 work clearing on the ground FOR n
mill site.
The movement that was set on foot
some time ago 40 erect "A hotel al this
uIacC hy organizing "a local stock com
pUur. is about tu be- pushed 10 a sue
.,saml termination. The plans FOR q
4uIlfIug Ia cost not lUBA than 81. uUu
are now being drawn and there Is H.
De- doubt bat that work ON tho build
ms viii be started soon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
ROCK ISLAND BUSINESS.
Seventeen New pepots viii Be Built
-penlals Of Absorption RumorG.

Seventeen New pepots viii Be Butt
-penials Of Absorption RumorG.
The Rock island b. one uf the west
cru railroads that iR experiencing a
wonderful degree of prosperity just
now, says tho Topeka Journal. No
doubt this is the result 81 more than
one cause. but there ia one at present
that is an especially prominent factor
in the growing prestige Of the road.
That is the development Of the new
west and southwest. che opening ~
the extension from Liberal. Kansas.
I 10 White oaks. y NJ, viii mean the
| immense expansion Of the roads bus
mess Ia the handling % cattle and
grain Another branch line Ia being
I built out 90 Enid Oklahoma, and this,
| too. will be- biz feeder 20 the main
I line. Resulting from ali these exten
sions aud from the general growth oi
business in tho south and southwest
seventeen new Rock Island dcputs
/ will ~ up in the next few months
II q Ae material has already been order
ed and the construction VIII soon ht
begun Tho bare figures, as given
here. 10 not furnish an adequate ihoa
Of what this means 90 the railroad
company, hB' n is sufficient 20 Hal
that the addition uf that number u
new shipping points in tho wonderful
stock. cotton aud grain country VII
be- n great benefit to the road Es
pecially will II give the railroad
strong hold apon the cattle intutrl
% that part % toe country and mhk'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
SCHOOL OF MINES.

The regular annual meeting OF the
board Of directors Of the New Mexico
school ~ mines was held NJ Socurro
last Thursday There we're present
President Juan Jose Baca. Secretary
aIra Treasurer G. r, Brown and
Mesars r c. Bartlett and Jos. T.
Smith Hon W $ iopeweli was I'm
ayoidably absent
Considerable routine business was
transacted. one item uf which was the
usual examination of the troRsurer'H
books Those were found 20 balance
with his hank statement.
The following faculty was elected
for the ensuing year r. A. Jones.
director and professor of civil and
mining engineering, T. = Drake. prin
cipal ~ the preparatory department,
Julia a. Atkinson, instructor ia tho
preparatory department, and oliver Il
smith. assistant Ia engineering Pro.
vision WAS also made Cor another in.
structor in tho prcpa, atOry depart.
mrut and adjournment was taken sub.
ioct 20 the call at an early date for
the purpose Qf filling the vacancy
The Jaiy change IN the membership
" tho faculty was IN the election ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

ami have taken title IN the name OF
N W FlOurnoY, trustee We believed
this property was offered at bargain
and that u should be- owned by the
city, and our desire was 20 put u in
such shape that the city authorities
could consider the advtsabillty ~ tab
ing this property NJ ita leisure. We
oner the city the benont of the pur
chase and viii have the title held a.
above indicated Tor a reasonable time
Tor the city ~ consider and make ar
rabgUniUnts 20 take the property.
The property referred 90 iB lots (
and ~ the Baca A Trimblo addition
and a part " block 3. and " said
addition. beginning NJ the southwest
corner Of second street ana TiiufaR
road running thence south 80 fcot
thence west 75 feet thence north tOb
feet 90 Tiicras road thence I'm an
oaatoriy direction along the south line
" Tilcraa road 70 feet to the place of
beginning.
Yours truly.
q. N MARION.
A. ~ MCMII.IEN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

Range the last Of next week with q
view to investing
j. y Lesson has removed his hno
cabinet " mineral specimens into the
back end ~ his store room and Ia pre-
pairing Ii Tor shipment to the Pan
American exposition at UunnlO.
Miss Ruby Berry has accepted the
position OF typewriter In the ONCE OF
Attorney Jas O. Fitch and entered
ipun her duties In that capacity Mon
iay morning
Tom Scales ~ working u force OF
m,n 700 the Dictator mine in the Gu
rhiii1 mountains about Eve niles from
tatrucw lie has a good body of ship
ping orc
Ropor,B Ind cate that the fruit cruI
IN this vicinity viii be- about az fol
lows. Cherries. go PSI cent. peaches
and aprlcuta almost none, apples
piums. pears and grapes. % per cent
Lorenzo y. Garcia was handling his
pistol rather Carclesaly when IN,
weapon discharged. the bail passing
through bis lex above the knee. Nt
urlOus results are anticipated.
w. NJ. Duscoll writes the editor
there 10 no foundation for the report
,hht be is iu poor health, and adds
u you viii have your informant make
,u engagement with his physician, and
then Roud him 90 me. I VIII convince
him Ina three rounds that my cundi
ton of health is very fair indeed"
The public schools closed Friday
morning with appropriate exercises
by the pupils in the presence ~ o.,
trhoul board aud other visiting pat
rons and friends SocorrO's public
ichools have been more successful
turing the year just closed than for
several years past. and under the lib
cral provisions Of the new school Law
lt viii Dee possible 60 make Htill more
marked Improvement next year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
TERRITORIAL BREVlTIES.
sILvsR CITY

From the Enterprise.
Walter Page has improved 90 much
from his sprainod knee AZ to be able
10 be- about again
II 10 reported that four couples Ut
Silver City's young society people will
be married Ia June.
The wuckmou are pretty huRy
around the country % the present time
with their raundups for spring ship.
mcntE
quite "a number Of now residences
are under construction In Silver city
and number ~ parties are getting
ready To- build In the near future.
The picnic season has arrived aud
Hast sunday quite h large crowd Of pic.
nickcrs went out to the Allen ranch
ON boar creek and spent the day. Tho
picnic was given In honor OF Miss Mag
Eio Allen.
Miss Santa Waters who has been
visiting relatives ia Silver city for
some time past returned To- her homo
in Topeka. kunsnH During her visit
here Miss NntDu has made many
friends who will regret her departure
very much
a. Is. sloan. ct New York city. and
T. y. EssiE. of Chicago. spent last
WIN iNf f"NNNfA IVY NN'A hANNAfA wv
turquoise mines aud other places of
interest in this section. Ar Sloan ~
a prominent wholesale icWcier ~ New
Nurk aud is president OF the jewelers.
board ~ trade uf that c,,y. tie ia also
president ~ the jewelers. league OF
tho United states. Mr. Essig is one
uf the reading lapldis,s aud dealers
In precious stones in Chicago.
Information was received that
iuccy Harrington "a well known cat
tlomBu. had been thrown from his
horse while ON roundup and killed
More definite Information however
was brought iu hy Franz Fleming
who stated that Nr Harrington, Ia
attempting to rope q steer had gotten
MS rope cutanglri ln his horses feet
and had boon thrown violently 10 the
ground, striking on his head and
shoulder This occurred "Wednesday
afternoon az point on Bear creek
about four miles from the CHA. DR.
Nan Cl,Ny was called aud went out
tu whore they had taken Harrington
and found him unconscious. lie was
brought to Silver city and taken "a
tho Sisters hospital. whore he SOW
Hes Ftill unconscious. the result at a
conclusion OF the brain 80 bones
are broken nor is the skull fractured
How long he VIII remain In this con
dltion o. profit, NAUTICAL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
AN lNplAN cRleF klLLep.
lis Remains We're Buried on a Hip
Clh Near Fort Wingate.

SIS Remains were burico on a high
Cliff Near Fort Mingate.
Swift Antelope. one of the powerful
men Of The NavaiCs. was murdered
by three Indians near Fort Wingate
thc other day and his body buried ON
4 high clir and the grave covered with
tones.
The details OF the murder were re-
cpiyod at army headquarters In com
muniCation from Lieut. Charles T.
Wundhouso. commaudaut at Fort Win
gate. Lieutenant Woudhousr says the
Information of the murder was
brought into the post by q scout aud
that with Eve troopers be- started Tor
the homo OF Wild Antelope 90 arrest
.hr muTdvrprs.
% learned that the names OF tho
three murdorors were Jesus pardouy
chine pHrduuy aud Juan Cordy
found the dead mans house and his
.hroo wives and mother The murder
ers were relatives Of his mother, and
BE- absolutely refused to say whore
hc men were hidden
Where the murder took place IN,
mesquite brush was torn up and thort
were evidences Of struggle as
houEh the dead man had made a he
ole fight for his life After the muir
'pr his body was carried To the odgr
u high cliff near by. aud buried
and the grave hcapcd over with
zones. An az and stones covered
with blood were found have notified
adjoining posts and agents and hope
Co effect the arrest 0f the three men
the murder was the result of quar-
20 over some sheep
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

No. came iu to-day from the west
ten minutes late and left for She north
10 Two sections
Tho Santa pa Pacific brakeman. Sui.
zur, viii spend vacation of TN
lays iu Chicago.
Maurice Hnrtuett has gone To Los
Angeles. he was "a machlnist apprcn
ticc tu the local shops
Tho name az the new chief clerk AT
the local depot is e. ! Chaplain. and
be- halls from Loayonworth. Kan.
ION to Albuquerque ls the battle
cry these days. AMI MeHHrs Gould
Rockefeller. Hartman and Sage are
invited 60 build.
NJ. 81 Kirkland and party ~ ON
ciala of tho SurthcwCstcru lines
PASSED through tho city for tho ia
cihr coast last SUNDAY night
OWNS 10 slight Illness, passeng
Conductor Chandler between thu
city aud WlusloW iH taking "a layuh
land Conductor Hail ia working instead
Harry Nilcs surprised his motho
| land sIaJnr hy arriving last nlght fO
La visit OF "a few days with them. ll'
las am office employu az the Santa ~
system ln Chicago
MR. va Loyptt has returned from
Ihcr trip 90 Mexico, Mo- whore she wa
called boz response 90 a Telegram an
nuunylug the death Of her mother
/ Mrs loyott is the wife Of Santa N
parinc brakeman
! Division Superintendent 4. q FoA
with i a Harlan superintendent q
bridges and buildings let last nigh
ON a special train ga. the south
These well known officials are kccplu
lup their division in hue condition.
g. % Ioughton. the Santa Pc agent
with headquarters AZ Ei raso, came J
FROM the west this morning lc VII
Iotner asenta. have been taking Ia "a
lGraud canyon ~ tho Colorado AN
southern California the past io
weeks
A dispatch 20 the Denver paper
saws that President q - Ripley vi
De- promoted Ia succeed General A
Idaco q Walker az chairman 81 N
board az directors uf the santa n
and that Pau Morton now hrat We
/ president viii become president
The Journal Democrat hnally a
I ku0UlodgeH that The citizen was
! possession ~ certain important FAC
/ about the Gould Rockefeller Harrima
. combination when it published u
! following itom Colonel Ralph
Z Twitchell Santa Fe attorney pass
b through the city last night on MS va
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
LAS CRUCES.

From poBa Ana ruunty Republican
Mos. Hiram Hadloy is quito No.
Mrs -. SoliEmnn, infant SON. and
sister Miss once a MAY left FOR Nuyth
Ontario. California. whore they Will
Spend several OF the warm months
visiting relatives.
Theodore Rouault received tclD.
gram dag or so since from Socorru
which stated that water would b,
Gupn tho river about the FIRST Of next
week. possibly Tuubdny Previous ru.
mors 81 approaching frCshcts seem 90
have been uufuuud,d as 90 fact
Mrs Luhmau aud little son returned
the latter part ~ last week with Mr.
Lehman from Kirkyilc Missouri.
Mrs Lehman spent nearly year lu
the ostnoInthiu hospital there with hor
child. and tho result was quite bcuCh
Clal Mn aud Mrs. Luhmun viii prob
ably plucr their son in special
school Boa California soon the child
having received au injury while AN
infant which hv has never completely
recovered from lIis parents are
greatly encouraged by the impruy,
m"ut mad, go the hospital the past
year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
WILL BORE FOR OIL.
Well to BE Sunk on the Demlnu Oh
Fields,

The Herald says mat the , ~ Paso
on aud Coal company has let a con
tract for boring we'll on rs property
near Demlng and the work Will be- In
progress within three weeks
Manager O'Kerfc A. w. GiEord and
Mr. Brooks ~ the directory returned
from Deming SATURDAY night and gave
out this information. They met the
contractor at Dcming and went with
him over the field and selected the
place 90 bore the we'll They Will first
bore a well 40 feet deep for water
70 use ia the oil well, and then the
deep wei, viii be- sunk
MIR O'Kecfe thinks that they will
not have % go over seven hundred
feet 70 strike oh hut II necessary they
will go fifteen hundred An the land
within "a radius ~ Ave miles ~ the
O'Kccfc property has been taken up
aud things are now comparatively
quiet awaiting the action ~ tho EI
paso company.
Tho company has sold over forty
thousand shares ~ the stock and
hopes "a close ont 10y the 10th ~ May
They are making no efforts 90 sell
stock only for the money with WhiCt
Co develop the property which theJ
are convinced is the best prospect u
| tho country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
SAN NARcIAL.

From "a. Bee
A native from Nardalona had "A nm.
ger nrlpututrJ worry nostly hy pr X. J
Nishrt. witu o.. g.. a. Crulckshank
uNsni,utlF smear Co see that tho sci
eucp ul sursrg wac understood Boy his
young colleague,
A tlH .D ul dances given in san
Marcial at tu present time the mar.
urd indies ni uutuumbur tho single
ladi,. Nyu ut watlrH minds aud "N
periyuoo ufu pleased with this state
OF affairs. a.I tHp Kids don't Kick
against 10 worry hard
Al hIa r,su,u,. iu san Narr.nl
Alexander Isle sug.Umhed 10 physi
cal mpildy tuat had gradually under
mined his constitution for the past
twelve month IH.t w.rk realizing
the ncar approach ~ death Mr. iyl'
made his viii and gmmuuod the alb
sent members ui hia family hy tcle
graph The last tarrwcls were de-
nipd som, uf the absent ones. for be-
fore their arrival tho father passed
away iu peaceful death. Tho roman.
were umNamod aul funeral tool
place Boa San MarDial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

20 silver CITY. where he will argue
some tnx suits before the district
court Tho colonel says u 10 absolute.
~ certain that the Gould Hartman
combination will extend their newly
acquired line the Denver a RIO
Grando 10 w raso. 90 connect With
the Mexican Central
W g. Mead h here from Denver.
and 10 The new operator NJ the local
Western Union ugiru Mr. Mead rs n
Las Cruces yOun, gentleman who has
held down a position Tor the Western
Union n Denver Tor the past year.
The ttii2Un extends a welcome 90
Mt Mead
= J Zcinct. the Santa Fc relief
agent who has allied the position ~
city agent iu Santa Be during che no
ness uf u. \ lutz. will leave with his
wife FOR Watruus 90 relieve the agent
81 that point Mr. Hcinet h an ubiig
.ng and competent ofiicial and made
may friends during hts stay nj the ter.
rltorial capital.
J. W Tcdford. assistant general
freight agent ~ the Santa Pc system.
with party Of twenty Ave railway
freight agents Tor various roads.
passed through the city last night for
the Pacific coast. The families ~ the
gentlemen accompanied them and On
route they viii stop over a few DAYS
W Williams Co visit the Grand Canyon
ct the Colorado.
John u pcMlor Is preparing to col.
loct royalty from parties using his
patented electric float says the bona
Ana County Republican. u H. ia use
hy most ~ the railroads the Santa Pc
having them In use at their tanks at
Rincon 20 signal the pumpcr half a
mile distant when the tank iH full
These floats aTo ia uso over the TINT.
ted States in manufactures. brewer.
les. hotels, private residences and on
all modern ships 90 indicate water In
the holds An electrical manufactur
ing company In Now York were MAX
ing them and advertised them largely
in the Scientific American for a long
time. until Mr.. DoMicr found II out
aud served notice that they were Ia.
frinEing, when they withdrew their adj
vertiscmcnt and made nycrturcs to
purchase the patent small royalty
cxaCtcd will undoubtedly bring In a
very large return
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
MAut Yuuf muustarlH rf beard a hUamtitul
brown W rich black ThHr use
BUCKlNGHAM'S DYE tSbis.5ssor.

Professor Lincoln 10 an the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Prof "
G. phalon.
The school ~ mines WAS shown tu
be- In a Tar better condition ana ita
prospects FAR better than ever before
The revenue of the institution was In
creased ono fourth by the last lcgisla
tive assembly Also, the sum ~ 9l3.
6Uu viii soon become available from
the sale and lease ~ public lands do
mated by congress. which sum may be-
used for permanent improvements
only Among the improvements con
tCmplatod are two new buildings iol
the use of the technical department
Work will be- begun at the school of
mines next year under conditions nf
superior tu any that have ever exist
cd before In the history ~ the insti
tuition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

competition keen among the trauapoF.
tation companies. On tho other hand
the people VI that section are ~ hene.
NJ ~ the establishing Of facilities.
the founding ~ new towns aud Ecncr
M Developments consequent upon the
advent Of the steam railroad
According to the latest reports made
public the Rock island is stili an indie.
pendent system. RumurH have been
rife concerning the absorption by 9th
cr roads. but the officials of the Rock
Island are persistent iu their dcn.als
" any such deaf su Gar as their kuowl
edge goes The phenomenal prices
witch the stocks OF the road reached
short time ago has been the basis
NJ All thvH" reports. and with q good
many railroad men the reports are
taken as true.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
He kent His leo.

Twelve years ago J. w. sullivan. OF
Hartfoi ,. Conn, scratched his leg with
a rusty wire. Inflammation and blood
poisoning set In. For two years he
suffered intensely. Then the best
doctors urged amputation. but" he
writes. II used one bottle OF Electric
Bitters and one aud one-half boxes OF
lucklon's Arnica Salve and my leg was
sound and well as ever" For crup.
lions. eczema, letter salt rheum, sores
and all blood disorders Electric Bit.
ters has no rival on earth Try them
~ u. O'Riolly a co. will guarantee
satisfaction or refund money Only
90 cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

The local committee having In charge
the arrangements for the reception uf
President Mckinley nt Ucming. last
evening purchased from Hon, Lorenzo
Hubbcll n rare Navajo blanket, which
will be- presented 90 the president next
Monday The blanket is the only one
Of that pattern ever made. Ia com
posed entirely ~ native wool and is
east and sold az of Navajo weaving
Sl25. but sold Il to the committee Tor
500. II took Navajo woman six
months 10 weave this blanket. and u
and skin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
Wilson'S CONFESSION.
OF the Desperate Attempt Of convlets
20 Escape.
o. ~ MARRON.
A. ~ MoMlLtEN

The cN.conyict, William Wilson. who
was taken back to Santa Fr ON SUNDAY
morning last after being arrested In
this city on the Friday previous. has
been held In bond In the sum uf g. 900
for hts appearance before the next
grand jury ~ Santa Fe COUNT To
Judge McFte he made fun cunfca.
sion of the plot Tor the escape OF Con
yicts Carver William simmons and
George Stephenson. BLACK Jack aud
TronCho Blll from the penitpntlary
last week tie said that the sister At
Broncho nill offered him $500 II he
would smuRglc revolver aud ammu.
milton into the pcultcutiary. The
plans for the escape ~ the convicta
had been arranged for some time.
but they we're not 90 be carried out
until Wilson had time 20 leave the
territory, In relating tho details vii.
son saiG that Stevenson was Co hold
tho guards Ia the dining room. white
Simmons was To- take the keys from
Assistant superintendent James
When the Couspiratora were armed
IL was their purpose 10 liberatc MACK
JaCl and Bronch0 Bill mount the pen
itcntiary horses and Zee to the noun
tainH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
Funerals To-day.

The last sad ritos oy0r Tue ROMANS
Of the late Lysandcr Akcrs were con.
Quoted this morning at the church Of
the immaculate Conception and a
large assembly ~ relatives and friends
wore present 20 pay their last tributes
tn the deceased Rev Father Manda.
TART celebrated mass TO- the dead. az
ter which the coliinod remains were
followed "a the quiet city ~ Santa
Barbara. where interment was made
Al the Highland Methodist church
at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon the H.
neral services over the remains Oi
iiort Baker occurred Rev W u Clay
ton. officiating TIA" aHrm0n was ina
pressiye aud the hymns rendered were
quite appropriate Burial was given
in Fairyiew cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

Washington. April 30.--rhe aavy de-
purtmont has decided a. take imme-
fate stops 20 ascertain the facts as
20 the connection OF Lieutenant iowa
lev with the army scandals at Ma
.uila. Developed by his testimony be-
fore the court martial yesterday Ad'
miral Reno being absent from the
station. an order viii be forwarded
10 Admiral kempf directing him 20
report. aud probably a court ~ In
gulry viii be- called Immediately.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
ciTYHALL.
Valuable Corner Lots Secured for .
City Building.

Mayor Marion and Alderman Nc.
Milon have done good service 10 the
city by purchasing valuable corner
lots on north second street which
they offer 90 the city az the original
cost The lots Wore secured az a
bargain and the city can save money
BY making the purchase aud erecting
a building suitable Tor the city hall
ana fire department The following
letter 90 the clty council explains the
purchase ....
Albuquerque \ M April 20 1901
city Council Of the city u Aibnquer
que.
Gentlemen We. the undersigned
have purchased the real estate herein
after described Tor tho sum " " 800,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

Marion kOuNc, manager OF 4. NJ.
Thompson a large importer Ot fine
millinery, az 1858 Milwaukee avenue,
Chicago. says Daring the late So.
we're weather | caught a dreadful cold
which kept me awake nights and made
lnu unht To- attcnu To- my work during
the day one Of my millinors was TAX
ing Chamberlain Cough Remedy fOi
A severe cold at that time which seem.
ed 70 relieve her so quickly that
thought I would Try "A bottle myself.
u acted Ike magic and / began 90 i'm.
prove nc once. ! ann now entirely
well and am pleased % acknowledge
is merlts.' For sale by all druggists