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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
HOW TO PRONOUNCE cResceus


"nii 5000 . br uH this after.
noon Do asked at iHc uppc. table
.Oh. mt DEAR 10 lsut kroaH.us."
aii his vito. who ia Naasar grad.
uatr 'lt# DrD.s,0.ua"
Il Thought % was Creaaus. said
Uncle Mack
That can't hH .lIi Mary who re
u tho high .huul tur 10 lhnt spelled
uAr ti1'#I. co. rich man in history
hoard % O1tiI.mau call it Croo.
soto" said lt,ia Tom.
And I heard pm call 10 Gro sooa "
a.d ha brother
80 lpst Tom called up tho horse
owner and found ia vaa "Cresh u.s."
Mary. who 4ly.u to puns. closed
Oboe incident with "u quito enough
il crush uH kuuaHs CIT. Star
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
LoRosnUNG


D. rom 60. llIrIuI
Nhr Wool returned from visit to
Canadian T,H. ilu Pan American
exposition Hui th. Atlantic ocean
and .av he huI m ht. good ump
white Dec wa. sIrr
prof H1r Carr be- .Dtwu. from e.
"Trip tu Oh rU.I bringing with Hn hlH
daughter MIH Virginia who $500 pro.
.Iir over hi bluHUbult aud net u.
hl private secretary Tho professor
made "a Trim ;u Tucson thIH week 20
close up th' purchase Of tho coma u.
traitor aud pay o0 the balance due
ON a.
Mr. and Mrs Fred lmebrc passed
through un The west bound train .r1m
Fort IeaYrnwurth where NI nurbo.
BIAS been stationed u route Gao Ma
nila where hn has boon ori,rrI Ho
is now Hrt % uipuant Hud ls much
better satisfied tu t8kr M. trip u'rr
the sea thIa time than hp was Tho
last tIWu hr went fur Mrs BurhDs
accompanies him now. and tho last
tiny aho tnyud Boo this country
Tho bids Tor carrying thr mails ON
ihn routes from lurI.nurr tl Gold
liill url .u tDlru.' must bp in hy
tho tE.l uf N.U.W Ih. depart
mon .NE.rt Oh ... Nr f1r car
yiun tH. mail. Do. most term than
10 hH u OBJ" uu.l uDrJBHH 10 win u
ai.t uu che contractor living 0n the
route AVID E.'us h.# personal alton
ton tu thu business. although that
does not mean that huII actually
drive che stge. himself
uu sou suffer from nUr.7 % a1. a. not
tgw &" surgery fnr rrII'r D.Nuta witch
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
SILVER CITY NOTES.
tterestina end Neway Items from a
Good Town.

tpurIal turr.sp uudcuCD
! silver city s. &c. oct o. tn
.in. of WH. Alice Uau aud D.
MARTINEZ TOOK place ut ths hIm.
! q tnn ..lu parents Boo thia ,ity ,u
thursday morning Tho bride H thu
| ".ht.r uf Judge a. 10 U8u who
ItH ono. 90 brightest attorney ul
Ih i.. tory lut uu account OF old
{ topped IaDN0'ue re- Few years
I'. II. groom B. DO. proprietor ul
un.ru .h1udIHu store at the
M.ItU auI worry aurr.Hsiul young
Dag IuU MAN
THa m.mbDfH OF tho Methodist
lHr.h aspect Co. commence work Uu
d .r new church building iu shout
Son. uui U.I work hard tll the hand.
Uu' structure ia completed aud paid
ur
Active WORK WILL Iu fcw DAYS. Doe
commenced ON tHu So Louis mine Zoo
No" bu ri mountains hv the new lras.
,,. and 1 large force OF men VIII De-
put 90 work MOssra Carter aud Ito.
Bart have lease on hail Of the mine
lHl w. H. NaWu0mh tho other half
This mine is owned bg Boston par
'Iu8 Hul hu put many thou auda of
dollar nfn On. pockets uf its owners
Editor W % walton editor OF ,ho
s'.rUr CITY Independent ia unioyur
O. visit from h'a mother and sister
from Altoona. ia
IHu tuf., off rangers employed ON
.hH ella mr. reserve will next
"uk U. ruf down from twelve men
.u syron hN order of The department
. Washington
Tho Elks Udec of this city ls ln
rrr'w ni "a handsome cIka head o.
lturu their club rooms The head
vas presented tu the lodge hy W. "a
Jack.
Robert Thompson % pru8porou
3uTo mountain mining man. return
.d today from % several weeks visit
.u DTS old home in San Antonio Tex
NcDormott a. Burkdoll nave been
granted franchise To- put a telephone
iyttum in ncmInr and viii begin the
work In q short time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
NOW IS TIKI TIME

Seasons change. We can't
change them. We can't pre-.
vent the coming Of cold and
damp airs.
But We can prevent the sore
Threats, the coughs, colds and
lung trouble, by taking Scots
Emulsion Nothing does more
% make the tender throat
tough. Nothing gives such
strength TO weak lungs.
Don't take risks when its
easy to be safe. Now is the
season for taking SCOTS
Emulsion in season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
sTuART RoesoN coMlNa.
The eminent Comedian VIII Dc Here
In "Herrietta." Friday. Nov. g.

stuart Rob unF personal rrurpr.u.
tBtivo William Raymond Su Of
Sow York waa ln Albuquerque YDe
tUrldN uui after "a lone consultation
with Manager vs. Zrhut cnmplet-
go ar Hns0uouia for tha appearance
ln This ,Ity un the u.Fht of Friday
November 3. az Columbus hall. of the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

when child . burned my foot fright
H.'y writes So. o. Elds. ~ Jouesvllc.
.I., which caused horrible l,r sores Tor
s..r but Burk,n.H Aruicl saIye CON.
"..ir'F cured mu otter everything else
U.1 iunWhIr f1r burns Hcalia. cuts.
cores bruises HHd plies Sold by j. D.
Hl,uy a. Co.'s. g,c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
FINANCIAL oTHrrr..s:s:z
VI the IWenty-First Annual Territorial Fair. DC.
tOber 10 to 10, 1901.

- Ne'utVe Committee herewith submits an temzed state,
' 'ne receipts and disbursements the Twenty, 6r.,
subscriptions have been paid: 'o''' "hoNe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
BRhNcHIN0 our.
Tho Gross. Blackwell Company ard
Governor Richards and others
Cd start Now gfarrn


Tho Visit uf Governor Richards
HNu lu yesterday ur hH Wyoming
H.mr iu fHIe GOES. HaH FOR lta object
nothing .ee tUHu interesting himself
I .u local Unt.rpHaHH
Articles .I incorporation ~ the
Gro Richards company we're FOR
HtrH.1 u Territorial Secretary Ray.
uHIIs fu. Cling Ht.rdhv The com.
pHry IH .Umpa NJ uf thn Gross Hlark.
wei company off iHIH rIE Governor
richards A. 40 Nichols and q ~
WILSON The objects OF tbo company
arn 90 establish az or near Santa
Rosa ana a. lr near Douglas near
Iih.riF un tHr HHIk Island general
mHrrhani'sHE and banking establish.
m uiH ID B Ear.lt #0H Of this city.
1901 have thH management ~ tho
Santa Hua store Tho management
NJ tho store aI Douglass viii be- de-.
Z rmlu.b lhter.
ThH section F tu %. Congratulated
thai such men a. Governor Richards
are iniFroHiIug tt.maHyyB in enter
pr'.a hDIo
Governor Richards "a presto nj ~
IHu fIIluHIn. companies Tho Ian
doris TuHsUU company a largo
mercantile concern Ut CB8uar. Wyo.
Richards a Cunningham company at
fHHuH. general tlr" and banking.
Firt National banE af Douglas Wye.
ming Plato Valley sheep company
~ Douglas WFu ami tho palarito
llV Stock company Of Liberty
Nr Wilson rs general manager of
me Plato Valley Sb.ep company.
FIee president of .ha paAHIto Live
stock company and president % the
Chamber. llt. Stock company
Mr Nichols H 4 neral manager N
che pahrit1 DIV. Stock company and
Vill have rhafr. temporarily uf the
store t1 bD started 40 Douglas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

srph Napier Of Rochester y Y who
~ studying science. and Miss Nptta
. ouoN rrAiunto of Dcpaw uul.
ynrsity onl Indiana Normal school.
tho o. taking The normal work They
luth expect t1 graduate with The
tlaeH OF llH2
An0tu.I basket llli game BE- to De-
played with the Indian gifia soon
The graduating class NJ 1909 has
'rt9n.|.l with Nr Van Wagner nB
president Miss Emma Tnschcr yicr
president Nr Thomas kcphpr see
FclaN nu1 Mr. Linus Shields. treas.
hror
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

SAN MARciAL
Prom tho moo

From tho Hoo.
The fnuDU which iH tu enclose
some 10000 acres oi t. Atmoudaris
grant for Frank Johnson viii tD com.
pletDd this week
Fred Sweet TOLLS ua that Carthage
coal. a carload or which Is duo huru
iu q fCN days will retain nt sG per
ton Aud lat ON .h0uld Gallup
coal boz handled. % will cost cuusum.
ors about $500
Judge Stan.hury has wrtt q a.
Schey to the eject that Do WIN Do
here again 90 attend to Indian dppro
dalton matters from tbi 22i tn the
30th of November Ur then goes Go
tuchillo to remain eight days. ending
with Drcpnhcr 10.
As an example Of tho value n ua
tive places upon bis arniug capacity.
we cite the suncuutr1.tur's price Tor
carrying tho mail between san Mar.
"'al and clyde The service cnlR fo.
SIS round trips each week.. aud tho
distance, is three mllf each way
70" this Dc gets flpi per year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

TWO cases were BOO u police court
yesterday morning and each offender
got Eve days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
THE SOUTHERN Towns.
Socorro, San Marca, Las Cruces.
Demng and Lordsburg,
SILVER CITY AND HlllS5ORo.


From the Ch.uam
Russell How % cam. h.m U.n bu
aDHDuD" OF several V..k u Arizona
Ih' MneIUIunl mountain received
th..I ur.t U8l .f SNOW Cor .Hu season
WginD .I1E m.Ut
Miss Nrlue MILAN s.tyr oft
MrH. John b. G.IWIh ut ,hM ,iJ,. has
returned io Su.uIrN after uu ah euD.
.of several m1u'l loo Kansas
TON E'iu.H Ut.l .ut.. that nNpOu
school teachers can huJ Dmruym ut
m SuyNrrl county at ONCE. That
many Wu needed to one vacant posi-
tiuuH.
AIcN nrHaphcr OF Aluuunorluc
formerly boo thu bI,.h.r cuisines. bon
this city, wnH u town fHr Ilu purpose
ui buying .umD cattle ot Juan Iu.u
Haoa
v T. Edio OF Albuquerque wac aith
u th. hr.t oft q. week. u. received
tnnu lHuh. hero t0 o., driven %
lhmy AMI there shipped tu Fort Col.
N1s Colo. Orb iH,l.I..
lt is reported Tint Young lady
Who va. Formerly 3 resident uf $50
DIIIH Iut Who HF NOW uIDI nr
F.Bl years Zoo hlUUlI BE-
soon t1 bono. N.In. man OF tho
Duke D.ty with u. I.au auI hand
nr ana N.. o. 90 duncan eal "a
very Dn.uNH.' .HII rITIE CO., Mnir
home 900 california avenue fu few
ur thUir f...ua. I.. H"Huur .t..t.
Vor pr. Hi MoJam. A. g.
Thomas arI I1w D. U.fr Nu.e.
olivia Sporty ouI 1868, Berry uud
Moeala. a q ThHua. W a. Thomas
George ~ Bowman avid o. a Drake
4 Iirudish tttast.
An attack UaH lately mad. on g. g.
DuNHr OF Cherokee. iowa. hlt nearly
proved fatal 90 cam. Through h.s tid
u,ta lia HUk .Ht a1 nuH n. could mot
st"up without rrHt uliH UHr .t Zoo "a
Hh.ir rN..ut urauu.l Do. cushions Sol
remedy h,ll.J hlm until D.. uI,I II,.ui.
uiusr. which ,n,.t.d such u.uI.ru
change thHt D.. writes thHt br roala Uk, al
moss m1u IhH marvellous medirIn. ,ur.
'nckneho 1uI kdu,l trouble purlH,s Tho.
blood Hrt mHH H Fuur health uaIv|
.0c 600 j. o. uE..IN a. tu.H dryg rtorr
kuld Dyspepsia cur. Deg NOT mere
.lmHItnf tH iI.. nature. no .IHriH Go.
~ .WH,h t.UHI,t. Hni HUsn.Hf. rpHt bf
IiH.siluE 90. food rHu ,II You don't
II.t Zoo uI'i "Ht .f. tUI.N 200 Utu rs,.t
food Nuu want hudul DNHupuaIH euro m.
iNHtIt relieves thHt distressed f.pme
tti'r eating giving now llf. mud tiFnr %
"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

4 upw remedy for uHIuuHusaH ia now ON
sale 20 900 drug Htur.u Or fH called Cham.
u,rlH!uF stomach HHI liver Tablets 10
klNtN gurb roller Ini VIII Prevent tho o.
Ii"n or o." disease appears Price 2lc ppr
box Samples free
a lugnlis. Crown Point. Nrw York.
wrt,a Ny vito suffered from Kidney
}rDBll" for years She was induced 10
cry ra''yH kidney Cur aud lH I,aH than
70 week. otter sh, h.e,u u.lng De-. she was
greatly Improved suI lhrrn buttI.n cured
h'r' Altaudo Pharmacy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

Miss Emma Nuu.us has returned
90 H home ln hos Lunaa She had
saint and Messrs A'gor. brooks.
Frost AMI pIctard rhcy have re
turned Co the city
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-20
OLYpHANT.

The assault and battery case, in
which DR.. j. j. Matthias was prose-
Cutor and William Davis, the defend
ant, was tried before Justice of the
Peace Cummings on Thursday even
ing. The case was tried before a jury
of six, whom the justice had empan-
nclled at a previous hearing. Davis
was charged with having assaulted
Matthias near Bushs drug store on the
evening of July II, when it was al
legged that the defendant approached
Matthias and calling him vile name
struck him in the face. The accused
denied the charge. Several witnesses
were sworn on both sides. Davis was
represented by Attorney John j. Man
ming, while Attorney Glroy looked af-
ter Matthias interests. After hearing
all the evidence it took the jury but
ten minutes to arrive at a verdict
in which they acquitted Davis and
placed the costs on the prosecutor.
The jury was composed of the follow
ing: Thomas Curran, David Morgan,
Joseph Marks, Thomas Gilboy, James
c. McAndrew and Thomas Edwards.
Rev. Peter Roberts. Phi. D.. will con-
Duct the services in the Congregational
church tomorrow morning and even
ing. In the evening the subject of his
sermon will be Standing on the
Lords side"
Services will be held at the usual
time In the Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning and evening. Rev.
r. F.. Hammond, pastor.
Mrs. C. n. Patterson and daughter
have returned to New York, after a
visit with relatives in town.
Mrs. William Blake, of Archibald,
spent yesterday at the residence of
w. j. Sweeney, on Lackawanna street.
Miss Alice Flynn, of Pittston, who
has been visiting here, returned home
yesterday
Mrs. Milton Van De Bosart left yes
terday to spend a week at Harvey S
lake.
Misses Name Carroll, of Plymouth
and Sadie Timlin, of Jermyn, were
the guests of Miss Mary Rogan, OF
Dunmore street, yesterday.
Miss Nellie McAndrew is visiting
relatives at Hyde Park.
Miss Nellie Ryan is spending a few
weeks at Hancock, n. Y.
Misses Annie and Lucy Farrell anc
Lizzie McDonough, of Carbondale, were
| visitors in town Thursday evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-20
RUN OVER BY CARS.
Disastrous Attempt of Fourteen
Year-old Ernest Sampson to Jump
on an Ontario and Western Rail-
road Train-Both Legs Cut OFF Be-
low the Knees-The Boy May Die.

Ernest Sampson, fourteen-year-ol
son of Elwyn Sampson. and who lived
with his step-father, Andrew Stockwel,
on Cherry avenue, just below Belmont
street, was run over and seriously in
jured by an Ontario and Western coal
train about l.30 o'clock yesterday after
noon Both legs were crushed below
the knees and were all but severed.
When the boy was taken to Emergency
hospital, the surgeons gravely shook
their heads and seemed apprehensive
Of his chances of surviving the terrible
shock he received.
SIMPSONS home is with his step
father. Stockwell. on Cherry avenue,
his father and mother having been sep
aratcd, the latter re-marryine. Since
the summer vacation opened, Sampson,
together with a number of lads from
the neighborhood of his home, have
made II a practice to jump on Ontario
and Western coal trains and ride away
up into New York state. on Tuesday
of this week, he made such a trip, 60
ing beyond Sidney. n. Y, and did not
return until yesterday forenoon. A few
hours after reaching this city, Samp-
| son made up his mind to take another
| trip, and readily Joined a party of a
half-dozen of his companions. who
were eager for the experience and ad-
venture from which he had just re-
| turned. The lads decided to board the
coal train which is due here about 1.30
| in the afternoon. They selected, as the
place to board the train, the end of the
| tresting, which is just below Maple
wood cemetery, for the reason that the
trains arc compelled to slacken their
speed while going over the trestlework.
| The boys lined up for the jump, and all
| of them were successful but Sampson,
| lie failed to get a footing, his legs
going under and a number of the cars
TpasSinG over his lower limbs. The rest
of the crowd must not have known of
their comrades fate. for they continued
on the train. The tranmen were also
| probably ignorant of what happened
! for the train continued on its way. A
man who was walking along the tracks
and workmcn in the Delaware and
Hudson shops, witnessed Sampson s
going under the wheels, and FASTENED
to his aid. He was placed on a stretcher
and later taken in the ambulance tC
Emergency hospital.
About tWo weeks ago Sampson and
three other boys were taken before AL
derman Delayan by Constable Gilby
for riding on ontario and Western
trains and were severely rcprmanded
by the alderman.
SIMPSONS mother has not seen hin
since he went away Tuesday on his
New York state trip for she was from
home yesterday, when he came back.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-20
TAYLOR.

The Taylor foot ball team met on
Thursday evening and recrganized for
the coming season. The team has been
materially strengthened and the boys
are capable of holding their own
against the best of elevens in the
county. The lineup of the team is as
follows: Right end David Howells;
right tackle, Charles Hammond; right
guard, Thomas Glynn; left end, Marsh;
left tackle, NJ. j. Glynn; left guard, P.
Jordan; quarter back, John Burns; left
half back, w. Tubbs; right half back,
NJ. Day; full back, John Evans; sub
stituttes, Healey, Scanlon, Davis and
Winterburn.
In honor of his fortieth birthday an
niversary, John Edwards. of Main
street. was rendered a reception on
Thursday evening by his numerous
friends. Music and recitations were a
feature of the event. Miss Susan Hav-
ard, of Newcastle, and Prof. Harry
Evans, of Wales, two noted soloists,
rendered several selections. Refresh
ments were served and an enjoyable
time was spent by all.
Preaching tomorrow at the Welsh
Baptist church will be at the usual
hours, Pastor Edwards officiating.
The borough school board, consisting
of Directors j. w. Reese Tallie w
,, Jones, w. b. Owens, Joseph Davis. T.
q. Watkins. j. B. Powell, James Price
James Evans, George Douse and r. r
Davis, made their annual inspection OF
the school buildings yesterday. Prof
James F. Foley. superintendent of the
borough schools, accompanied them or
their trip.
Sabbath services tomorrow at the
Methodist church will be at the usua
hours. Pastor Rev. G. b. Henry vii
officiate. Morning subject. "Twentietf
Century Knighthood." Miss Susan Hav,
ard, a noted vocalist, of Newcastle, vii
sing, Epworth League at $50 p. m.
Thomas Evans, leader.
The Columbia Building Loan associa
tion of this town elected the following
officers at recent meeting of the as
sociation, as follows: President, Johr
Schilds; secretary, John S. Wechel
| treasurer, John S. Strien; trustees, II
V. Weisenfluh and Casper Stahl.
The services at the Calvary Baptis
church tomorrow will be at the usud
hours. The pastor will preach in III,
morning on The Modern View of th'
Fall" In the evening at p m, Ml
Malto Jacobs, converted Jew, vii
address the congregation, his sermon
being on his Christian experience.
Fire was discovered yesterday in tn
shanty annex TO the dwelling of Mi
Edward Edwards, of Middle street Tn
fire companies responded to an alarm
and succeeded in quenching the blaze
Contractor and Mrs. j. F, Taylor o
Main street, are home from ten days
trip to the Pan-American exposition,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-20
FUNERAL OF J. ]. MoNAHAN.
Laid at Rest in the st. Rose of Lima
Cemetery.

The late John j. Monahan was laid
at rest in St. Rose of Lima cemetery
amid impressive ceremonies yesterday
forenoon.
At 945 the procession moved from
the Harrison House, at which there
was a great outpourng of the relatives
and friends of the deceased from the
neighboring towns. Beginning al 10
o'clock a high mass of requiem was
sung in st. Rose church by Rev. Wal
ter German, who also delivered the
eulogy, during which he spoke betit-
tingly of Mr.. Monahan's career At
the offertory, Miss May MofHt rendered
a solo. The Catholic Mutual Benefit as
sociation branch members attended the
funeral.
The pail bearers were John j. Magh-
ran, Scranton; John +. Brown, Hon j..
j. O'Nell. Bryan Burke, T. j. Kelly,
j. u. Kelly. j. p. Collins j. F. Boylan
and DR.. w. II. McGraw.
Among those present from out of
town were: John f. Nallin, John f.
Gallagher, NJ. J. Kelly, NJ. p. Flynn, j.
J. O'Boyle, John j. Maghran, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. j. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
Missett, Mr., and Mrs. John +. Missett,
Mrs. Ward, Harriet Ward, =. f. Car
den, Miss Marie Missett, Miss Sarah
Missett, Thomas Walsh, Mrs. Daniel
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Melvin
of Scranton; Richard j. Walsh and
Mrs. Margaret Linnon, of Philadelphia
Michael Roche and family, Arthur Mis-
sett, John Grant and wife, of Jermyn;
Frank LAWN, Miss Blanche LAWN
Joseph Fitzpatrick, Will Callahan, OF
Pittston; Mr.. and Mrs. Melbaum and
daughter, Mrs. Buckley and daughter
of Hyde Park, and Mrs. Mahon, OF
| Olyphant.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-20

that Pcruna is the tonic FOR run down
depleted nervous system.
Mrs. j. w. Reynolds, Elkton, Ohio,
writes
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We rarely call in a physician, in fact It
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of drugs, and although | have been sick
many times | have taken only your
medicine. They are wonderful indeed.
We have a very large house and enter
tain great deal and | do all my own
work, thanks to Peruna. j. w.
Reynolds
Any woman wishing to be placed on
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Address DR.. Hartman, President OF
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Ohio.