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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
HON a. q. orrRo.

Hon Manuel u. Otoro. register OF
the United States land Office In santa
Pc Is quiet aud unassuming bat yet
~ great strength Of character and a
prominent and progressive citizen Of
the territory.
tie was born IN lSii In the little
town OF pcralta. In tho county Of Va.
loncia, the county which has stead.
lastly and solidly voted for the rc.
publican party since the organization
of that party In the territory and has
never faltrrod or wayorod In that
course.
Ills father was Judge Antonio Jose
Otcro and his mother was Franciscn
Chavcs. both descendants of illus
triuus Spanish families who were
among the early settlers of New Mex
SEQ. Ills father was associate Justice
oi tho FIRST supreme court Of the tor
ritury uf New Mexico aud presiding
judge Of the third judicial district
Ills mother was a daughter of Hon
frnncitc1 Chavos. governor OF the
province ~ New Mexico under the
Spanish government
Mr. Otcro received classical eau
cation at St Louis university and wac
Ia the senior class about To- graduate
when hc was called home ON account
Of tho death of his mother dc enter
ed the political arena souI aftcrward
and held many position of trust and
honor tie was prob1to clerk Of Va.
lencia county for four consecutive
terms, probate ipdgc for one term. de-.
putty sheriff fc6 one term and was a
prominent candidate Tor the rrpubli.
can nomination for delegate to con.
greHs Zoe 1852 when the republican
party nominated tho Hon TranquII
mo- Luna for that position During that
campaign Mr. Otcro gave valuable and
strong support 10 the republican can
didatc for delegate
Mr. Otoro was appointed register Of
the United States land Office at Santa
BE by President Mckinley. lie has
proved himself q most efficient. capu
BILE and honest official aud he every
respect merits rDappointmcnt Ho has
the support of the party organization
aud Ut the leading and best rcpubH
cans in tho territory and IL certainly
looks CAS- DC pee would be- rcappoirt "a.
Mr. otoro ia happily married and
has family OF bright sons and daurh
tiers one OF his daughters being the
wife OF Hon solomon Luna. member
of the national republican cummittc,
from New Moslco and one Of the lead
INK citizens and largest flock onwcrs
IN the territory
Mr. Otcro is a first cousin OF Cover
nor NJ A. Otoru. his father Judge An
tonic Jose Otrro. ana Governor OtD
ro's father the Hon Miguel \. Otcro.
having been brothers
The people Of the territory who
have known Mr. Otoro aud had OH
cial ana personal relations with him
during the past four years. are unau
muusly In favor Of his rcappoiutmcnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
New Shops

Another large Improvement which /.
u,nr made iu this city. bcsiigs that
'i tho new depot and ANarado hotel
.s ihr addition tD tho machine shops
and nu entirely u.N boiler shop ~
d Nnbr s tHr lUIJuE suporlutru
Tent HUd under hIs supervision there
lu average ui forty men an the
daily pHy Uuu Tho machine shop di.
mrusiuu. ave luiNIlu feet and loo the
construction uf this building there
hbg" uorn used lIiuil feet of lumber.
seventy DIi loads ul stone. IaaaN2
rHHnf. .f iron ana uIuelrunc KEGS uf
nails. There viii hc laid lu this build.
uE 1000 feet uf track. ON which seven
teen large size locomotive can De- rp-
paired Ht one timc. AN tho stone
foundation Tor tho hoayl machinery
have nD.u laid. and by the 10Th
oi August the new pieces viii hU boo.
stalled Boa their proper places ON the
ist ut August everything viii Dee boz
readiness for laying the tiin ruuhing
% work which Will u. dome hy Is fnrcy
Hl experienced WurEm,u % has been
estimated that thos. improvements to
the shops Will reach the enormous to.
tdl Uf SlUU HuJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
He ls SIN Missinn.

4 few days ugu Tho Citizpu CAV, ui
account of tho dieappoBuucr uf John
Mccarthy iu the mountains near Flag
stan Later adyiccs are ,uund boo the
following from Prescott.
Word has been had from tho search
rrs for John Mccarthy. tho lion hun
tur and cA FISH and game commits
eiunvr who disappeared early iu june
from Los Springs Zoe th" Tonto Basin
in thr shape of letter from his part
uor a. Is Day Day writes that not "a
trace of Mccarthy has been found. auI
that all hope of finding him alive has
been abandoned but that the search
VIII Dee prosecuted ns long aa thrrr is
"a possibility of tracing the missing
man ur finding his body
Mccarthy carried considerable iu
snrnnce which is divided between "a
number 0f companies aud the several
tutrUhl societies off which hr was "a
member Should tho search prove uu
ayallus hls wife. who resides 900 nud
lcNHIlle. pinll county. viii ,Npcrionc,
difficulty in collecting the amounts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

aumoblc goods o. Increased u sets
forth the peculiar excellence " novel.
t.os Keeps In mind The morlia of sta.
pie aHilcl.a and thus increases the
general demand for cnmmoi,uas This
method of making the public ncquaut
cd with goods De- necessary bc,aus, tuo
modern system 81 distribution requires
that goods bc sold In large uuantltics. 90
a writer In the Journal of Political
Economy noting the educational IN.
iueuce of advertising. SAYS Tho
modern system OF distribution requires
that goods De- sold In large auantitloe
Production Increases. competition be-
comes more fierce AMI purchasers
must be- found business men rocog
nizo that ADVERTISING can increase saios
by increasing thc peoples familiarity
with goods
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
the OIL FIELDS
Prof. Bihikov Talks About Mckinley
County OH Lauda

Prof. Bihikov Talks About Mckinley
County on Lands.
Prof lNhikoy. we'll known New
Nork miuoralogist and assayer. passed
through the city today ON bis way east
90 Interest capitalists m the OH fields
of Mckinley county and which are lo.
Gated near Gallup The professor Dr.
one ul th" original diaeuyDrprs uf these
lands twenty years ago and dld 4omp
boring aud tuuuelIlug then secured
considerable, crude oil. bus ho aud party
were driven on by uufriuudly Navajo
Indians. Since the on cox.
element throughout the country "a
number off companies have been or.
gpuizcd aud many thousand acres OF
land have boon located. Several com.
panipa. especially the Mariana oil
company took zap lands which had boon
reported upon by Prof BibikOy tu the
United states government as uil.boar.
Ing lands. ana this company has ma.
chinery on the ground and about ready
90 commence work Tho professor b.
certain that OH win be- struck on tho
lands mentioned. especially near the
hot holes, aud ho goes east with
the fun intention OF interesting CAPT
tai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

Thomas Mcmahon. carpenter. Wu.
arrested Thursday afternoon hy Sher
i0 Baca ou che double charge uf for.
gerry and obtaining money under false
prCtcnscs. Judge Scamon Field h,mr
the complaining witness in the forgery
charge and T.. %. Uakor iu the other
says the noming Herald. Tho forgery
consisted BOO Mcmahon being charged
with signing the names OF Judge Field
and Lon H. Brown fo % deed 90 some
property Zoe the New Mexico Townsit,
addition that be- go, Muhuui was bar
gaining tn sell tn Vs. T.. UrtrOug NJ th,
D,miug saluu". ON being arIaIgncU
before Judge Marshall the prisone'
plead guilty tu both charges and was
bound over Co the December term uf
listric, court In bonds ~ $500 Ia each
case. He failed 90 secure the nccps
sary surctlcs and was returned 90 fail
Mcmahon Is very respectfully connect
'd and has been quito popular around
town and the trouble be has brought
upon himself is greatly regretted u
is said by his acquaintances that b,
would certainly not have committed
either onpnsc ia his sober sense. a
Herald reporter visited him at the fail
TIC refused 10 be- interviewed hOwcv.
'r saying that u was mo- hanging Of
Tense and that he expected 10 get out
IF his trouble all right
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
SILVER CRY NOTES.
Death o. Well known cltixen--ol
Bremen MIL Burned

Death Of a Well Known Cltixen--old
Bremen Mil Burned.
Special Correspondence.
Silver city. a. ~ July ILL., News
was received here this morning by the
relatives of T.. a. Farnswurth Of his
death NJ long Beach California. on
W Udnosday night The deceased was
one OF The odd tImorH of this section
uul had been largely Interested in the
cattle business with hts sons for "a
number ~ years past Tie went Go
California several months ago IN hopes
Of bcnrhtiuE his fast failing health
but was quite uu old man and his
health had boon in such a condition
that his death had been expected for
some time. Tho deceased leaves three
SONS. who are ln the grocery business
iu this city. and two daughters, who
reside here. ~ Dos thought the remains
VIII be- shipped home for intvrmCnt
The marriage of a. j. StonCy aud
Miss Hattie stevens took place in this
city last "Wednesday morning. Rev
Guss of the Presbyterian church of.
hClatinR. Both the bride and groom
are residents of piuuB Altos whore the
groom holds n position with tie liuuH
Altos Gold Mining company and the
bride has for several years been en-.
piuyDd as teacher IN the public
schools.
Major j. W. Fleming returned today
from "a business trip 90 Albuquerque
and I'd Puau OF several days dura
tiun.
Some Of the largo mining companies
operating Boo this section who have
been making improvements iu their
min in the way of new machinery,
have been very much delayed in get
ting their new machinery ON account
OF the recent big machinist strike LOO
the east, as the large eastern ma.
chinory houses have boon unable 90 nll
their contracts The Graham Mining
company expected to start ZAP their
mill some time ago. but have been de-.
laycd on account OF waiting for "a
now engine thcy ordered months ago.
James Shlploy left on last evening b
train for Milwaukee to attend the
meeting of Elks u that city. Mr.
Shipley ls the representative from The
silver City lodge OF Elks.
clyde Aiken the genial druggist nl
This city made a huslpcss trip 90 Al
huquorQuC the FIRST Of thn week.
Dean Waters and Miss Nabo Hood
trli yesterday Tor "a several weeks
uip tu California points of interest
The old Bremen mill. one of The old
cst land marks in this section caught
Gre last might about midnight and was
burned tu the ground. II was impoBat
Die for the hrc company Co DO any
work un the building as there was uu
water plug near enough tu the sCCuD.
The mill was built Zoo the early part
of 1873 and had not been operated
since about 1899 aud was not consld-
cred of much value as all the machin-
cry had been sold and carried away.
Tho old mill hCNcyer had made SIEVE
rul large fortunes for its owners in
past years. II is said that the mill
aud site could not be- purchased for
less than $4,000 us the 8ruund
around and under the min contains
large quantities Of quicksilver which
was used Ia treating the ores
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
KILLING At BONANZA WASH.
a Dad Man OF Arizona Shot with a
Revolver and Killed.

a Dad Man OF Arizona Shot with
Revolver and Killed.
bonanza Wash Tributary Co Burro
creek has again been the scene OF
biOudshgd this time with fatal TO-.
Hulta Charles Soloneo. better known
as the "hoy uIEger has lived OF what
is known Ha the plaCprH midway boz.
tween Uur1 creek and the santa Ma.
riH lur twenty Eve or thirty years en-.
gagged bon mining llr also owned "a
few head uf horses. ip was known Co
ho "a man of violent temper and led a
lonely secluded lifU with q KUN always
within reach Some tlmo since
Charley lost stallion that was after.
ward found dead near bonanza wash
Bill Brown and 70 man named Newman
hud q camp and were mining In tho
vicinity. ANA Sulungp ilt the idea that
Newman UT Brown had Killed bis
horse About a week ago Newman
found both his horses dead. sho; in tho
head shortly uUUrWBrd SBlourr
came into camp and Newman asked
him why ho KILLED bis team Salourc
denied shooting the horses and forth.
with pulled "A rifle down ON Newman
and fired missing hits man Before he
could nro again Newman shot him
dead with a revolver a preliminary
hearing was bad before a justice of
the peace at Jack owens mill on the
Santa Maria and Newman was exon
Grated. hIH plea being sclfdDtcnso.--
kluEmau Arrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
C0UNT ~ rnvArE 80 cLAINs

I'm the court NJ private land claims
the survey uf the Santa Clara Pueblo
grant was approved The grant GOV.
crs the narrow Santa Clara valley Tor
about ton miles or from the hills to
the uarroWa
The matter of money damages Tor
patented lands on the de- Vargas grant
was argued by United States ATTORNEY
Matthew g. Reynolds for the United
states aud Hon. H. w. Prince FOR the
grant owners Tho court by "a pre-.
viouH decision allows si25 an acre
tpr lands un grants patented 20 set
TORS hy the United states.
This forenoon the Rofugin Colony
grant case was taken up by the court
The claimants are Jesus Ochua ct al. D..
tho claim being for almost 500 600
acres ln Dona Ana county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

Tho age limit Tor postal employees
hna been changed Thos, within
which applicants could apply for
positions as carriers heretofore have
been tw,utyfour years as the mini
mum and forty as the maximum.
Tho minimum fpr clerks haF been
eighteen, with uu maNimum a uni
form minimum Of eighteen and q
maximum OF foriyhyc for all en-
pluycs haas now been adopted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
INDIAN TROUBLES.

Posse starts 20 Roundup a Band Of
Cattle Thieves.
Officers from Mesa Ariz started on
the trail OF band of Indian cattle
thieves. VINO have been driving away
herds from the Pima reservation
Trouble is likely 90 occur whom the
band Be- caught
a dispatch received at Phoenix from
Prescott says the search for John Nc.
tarty the famous scientist and game
warden OF the territory, has been
abandoned Scarcely a doubt now OK.
Isle that MCCurty was killed by wan.
deriag ApaChos in the Mogollon noun
tains.
The Indians have long cherished en-.
NIFTY toward McCaty for his enforce
mout of laws against killing deer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
Nerthern ArIona Lennne-

The people of Ninsluw. Flagstaff
gnl Williams win see some base hau
games th!a season 10 things are car.
ried ont aH are now intended. A
Northern Arizona league has been
formed and the teams of the above
towns viii compete f1r tho penuant
an the teams arc getting lon shape and
they viii mo- doubt put up some good
gaines
When aud whore the teams viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

T. G P9ttyjohn and carpenter
named Rau arrived from Albuqucr
Que, overland YESTERDAY "a route for
the ChlCkasaW nation says the Optic.
They wnTc thirteen days in making
tho drive up from the Duke city. hay.
ing had 20 breakdown or two ON the
road The delays would make them
late loo arriving az their destination by
team su they viii leave their outfits
and families at Woodward. J. r. and
take @ train, go us 90 reach the sand
farms iu time for the opening ou Aug.
uHt 9Th
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
TO GET TRADE.

The manager of leading Chicago
dry goods says that 10 get fair share
oi tho trade Of hia community q bust
mess man must advertise. ne has
become the habit OF women Iu pauIc.
ulai 90 look over the ADVERTISING cod.
umns of newspaper bofor, Eotur
shopping and to make ont a lst of
purchase. lho dry goods map as
nnrih.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

This part NJ the new Improvement
900 the railroad front has progressed
very fayurahly during thr last fDW
weeks and now the building proper is
completed The plaiurDe have put
un their finishing touches and when
the doors window and flooring arrive
they VII require uu'E few DAYS 60
put them boz u.a.. The uflco fixtures
az, being mut. Boz th0 planning mill iu
ihlh city 1ui Dos IHp middle of August
thu "mr.uf. oft tho Wclls.farRu EN.
p.'.r UHlm viii hp comfortably lu.
UutUi 'u Oh. now uuurturs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

Lord Wolsolcy recent compliment
10 iho American army Sos a notable re
vision of tho yirws Dee expressed % few
yoau ago when bc described IL as
am uudif,iplncd uhblr Ils ,rIu
ciHm or British army reform ls rr
gnrdod as descendant aud ont of sea
son when il BIS remembered that the
necessity for % has grown out OF the
abuses which Dee tolerated when com
maHdDr u chief
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
She pIdn,t wear a max.

But her beauty was completely hid
den by aClrs blotchrs and plmples
ull she u.Dd NugM,n'B Arnica Salyc.
Then they vanished as will am orup
tons, fever sores boils, ulcers. ear
huncloa and felobs from its uso. IN
fnllibln fDr cuts, corns burns. Hcaids
and piles, 25c az J. H. O'Rcilly A. Cos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

spring Of 1900 September LIST ns ro.
signed the caro- Of the silver civ
church and devoted his fun tim, to
the growing church hore. During this
time the church has added fourteen
new members and the future outlook
Tor Il is very bright Il o. 10 be- r0ppi
that they will have as his aucccssor .n
the passionate q capable man Rio
Grande Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

One day preacher called on HORACE
Greeley Co ask for subscription to "a
Temperance society what are Ua
objects qurrulously asked Mlraro.
without looking up from the manu-.
script bee was working on. "To pre-.
vent people from going 90 hell" was
'hN piuW man Response. I'm not
give you o damned cent" pipcd the
Horace. IN DIS well known
shrlll tones There are not half
enough people going 90 he'll now
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

Porto Rioaua who paid custom dutic
on goods going into their island from
the United States must wait for N,
rc'dndiug of their money until con
gross has passed law authoriziur
~ return the comptroller OF the treas
up having just decided that the sec
Rotary of the treasury has no authority
20 refund them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

glne out ~ Topeka ne early ne 1874
and Tor about three years thereafter.
Since leaving he has been around "a
good deal having rallroadcd ln South
America and Australia and having
spent some time loo China lie has
been with the pecos Valley road about
Two years and came 90 Topeka m
charge ~ two engines of that road
brought Tor repairs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

During the fiscal year lust ended
tho not increase in the number %.
name on the government pension
rolls was nearly $500 Tho exact
number now on the rolls cannot D.,
ascortaIncd until tho various pension
agencies send in their reports. hut an,
officials of the pension office cstimat,
tho grand total 90 100000 Durnp
tho year iiSol urigiuual pensions wor,
Ia.r.U
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

When the quantity Of food taken Is
too large OF the quality too rich heart.
burn is likely 20 follow, and especially
so u the digestion has been weaken.
ed by constipation Eat slowly and
not too freely Ut easily digested food.
Mnsticatc the focd thoroughly. Let
six hours clnpae between meals aud
when y0u feel fullnoss and weight
In the region Of the stomach after
eating indicating that you have eaten
too much take ore Of Chamberlain
stomach nnd Liver Tablets and the
heartburn may De avoided For sale
by an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

Tho Santa be railway company an.
uuunccs rate of ouefnh faro for
the round trip 10 Santa Fc from any
point In New Mexico for the Odd Eel.
lows sgml.centonnial and grand lodge
meeting IN the capital The tickets
will De- ON sale from July 10th and l7th
and viii Do good 10 return until July
2aud.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

While working al the quarry near
Ortiz last Friday Larry blair was In
stautly killed hy rock weighing
several tons falling on him He was
pry ing up % email rock with crow.
bar when the entire bank loosoncd.
with The above result Tho body waa
brought 90 CoTillos for burial.
ENNIAlur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

THE many friends OF DR. and Mrs
g. 3D. Harrison. nee Mrs Minnie era
ham. will ho surprised 90 learn that
they Wpro married by Rev HodEson 40
thn Methodist parsonage. June lslh.
Dr Harrison has been a resident OF
tcrriilos for the past two years. and
pruies luuully ami personally Mrs
Graham ia tho popular hostess 90 the
trrrllua hotel which ls Headquarters
for visiting travelling aud mining men
Rtristpr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

Ih" u"N addition TO thC " y
Nu.r.Ii. furniture building 1n south
SECOND street which hnb been Boo
charge ot tbg brick masuuH iH nov
r.aIT Co receive the 0ununs and roof
ue Tho .i1a uf Ibis addition b. sANtU
m win bo usHl he store room whom
rumulptgd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
MN COMMIsNION OF mRIaArION.

The commission OF irrimtiod OF
New McSico concluded ita sessions
saturday after transnrtinr nothing
Hut routine husiuHHs. Au application
was received from ballard q Goodrich
through G.. o. ballard for 70 lease ou
10000 ucrrs of land in Chaycs county
at thrCu cents per acre per year 80
action was taken thereon for tho pres
auf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
OIL FoR LocoMorlvss
Santa Fe Testing the Beaumont Liquid
Fuel for Engines.

RalIAa FN tAAIIIH VIC beaumont kl0uiN
Fuel for Engines.
Several of the most prominent 81 the
ToNaH railroads seem 60 bc determined
Co adopt OH as their fuel for motive
power 10 tho liquid proves satisiac.
tory from tests now being made and
those boz prospect The Santa be sys.
tom already has uao engine burning uil
tH an experiment. Probably tho next
road 20 tiy tho experiment viii Doe the
International and GrUat Northern n
s understood that the Higgins on
company uf Beaumont has shipped q
ear Of tho liQuil tO willis tu bc used
loo making tests ON one of the cOmpa.
ny.s engines. ~ the test proves that
the oil De- satisfactory fuel on loco.
motives and can be- employed moro
economically than coal 10 is safe to
assume that The entire system. or us
much Hi Oh" system as practicable. VIII
Doe equipped with oilcuusumiug loco.
motives
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

Dr. Geo. Ewing. % practising physl
thirty years writes his personal cXpo
rlpb .C with FolryH Kidney cure.
For years 7 have uoon greatly bother.
eel with kidney troublg and enlarged
po trat' gland used everything
known Go the profession without relief
until I was induced to use Foicy's Kid.
ney Cure, Aitcr using three bottles
was entirely relieved AMI cured ]
prescribe % now daily In my practice
and heartily recommend ijs use 90
uli Physicians Tor such troubles. Tor
] can honestly state that have pre-
aoribcd % in hundreds of cases with
perfect success Alyaudu Pharmacy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

The Watchword to gruugcrs this sea
son viii not bee Hold your wheat hu,
Hold your corn Prospects are thai
corn dodgers viii be- the infEJqucnt
luxury at the banuucts OF the aristoc
racy while the farmers will feed thcn
horses with whoatinc cakes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
WhIte Man Turned YeIIow.

Great CONSERVATION was felt boy tho
friends of rs. A. Hngarty Of Lexington,
ny. when they saw be was turning
yellow. llis skin slowly changed col
sr also bis Dyes and ho suffered ter.
ribly Ills m0lndy was yellow iaun.
dice. iie was treated by the best doc
tors. but without benefit Then he
was advised Co try Electric Bittors, the
wonderful stomach and liver rcmendy
and he writes. After taking two bot.
Ties J Nas wholly cured" a trial
proves ts matchloss merit for all
tomaoh. liver and kidney troubles.
Only Doe Sold by j. H. ORoIlly a
Co. druggists