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El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-23

ese ent6nces SO hallaba tan acalorads
que fue necesario usar de mucha diplo.
macia para rebajarla de su acaloramien.
to y pr6xima revolution mutua; en- esq
epoca c%ritica, pues, Ell Sr. Valdez fue di-
putado alguacil mayor especial y tuvc
el gusto y honor de arrestar q dos de
los temibles asesinos del fnado Gabriel
Sandoval, Ell desgraciado joven que Pc
recio amanos de dichos bandidos, MEM
bros de Ia notoria gavilla de Silva.
Ell Sr. Valdez ha sido y es en- la &C.
tualidad presidents del cuerpo de di.
rectores del distrito escolar No. / del
condado de San Miguel en- la plaza de
Las Vegas.
Este distinguido caballero contrajo
matrimonio 81 ano de 1880 con una hi.
ia de las principales y mas distinguidas
familias del condado en- que vive: La Sra
Epimenia B. de Valdez es la digna y
honrada esposa de nuestro distinguido
Representative Zacarias Valdez, de Gu.
va union tuvieron varios ninos de los
cuales solo existen un nino y una nina.
En- fin, ell Sr. Valdez, en- la Ultima
election general, en- ell condado impe-
rial de San Miguel, corri6 en- ell boleto
Republican, para Representative q la
Assmblea Legislative 34ta y fue electo
q la misma por una mayoria NADIA CO.
nun de 800. Sepase ademas, que 81
dicho caballero Valdez es y ha sido
siempre un feel y ardiente partidario
del gran partido Republican, cuyos
principles 81 de6ende a brazo partido,
usando para ST. exito su i%nfujo y'traba-
10 personal.
Entire los representatives ~actuales, ell
Sr. Valdez igura, por sus sinceros he
chos, como q de los primer range.
Este intrepido senior esta llamado por
su honradez y fdelidad en- su comitiva
q de~sempenar en- 10 future puestos de
alta distinction y con6anza. Sus cons
tltuyentes estAn altamente reconocidos
M
y satisfechos de sus actos como repre-
s~entante.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-23
portados adversamente. Prorroga

portados adversamente. Pr6rroga
las 2 de la tarde.
En- la session de la tarde, el proyectc
de la camsra No. IL, c~oncediendo SEC
al n q los ~jueces de paz como super
~visores de canine fue levantado y re.
chazado por haber pasado otra medida
de igual indole en- la camara.
FL proyecto de la camara, No. GO,
imponiendo licencias de casamiento,
fue levantado y la comisi6n dio un IN
forme adverse, qua no fue aprobado.
Despues de varias mociones en- pro y
contra del proyecto, Ell mismo fue
virtualmente rechazado. En- seguida
la camara SO prorrogo hasta Ell lines
las 2 de Il tarde.
Eel cuerpo Sc reunio ell lines a las 10
de la manana y dispuso de todos los me-
gocios sobre la mesa del presidente. Mr..
Hughes, de parte de la comision del
consejo para arreglar la traduccion
del mensaje del gobernador, informes,
etc, informo que ell Sr. R. L. Baca
habia sido escogido como traductor.
Mr.. Hughes tambien rresento an la
forma de n peticion del cuerpo de
concrete de Las Vegas, 81 tenor de
una enmendacion q la secci6n 1910,
Leyes Recopiladas, referente al entire
cambio de negocios entire lineas de fe-
rrocarril, y la misma fue referida q la
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-23

Pendleton ~presento un substitute a 81
proyecto sobre la EXPOSITION pan
americana, y SO le faculto para ponerlc
en- manos de la comision que tiene 81
proyecto original.
Los proyectos s~iguientes fueron in
troducidos, leidos primera y segunda
vez por su %tftulo, y SO ordeno gu ira
duccion, impression y referencia.
No. 1913, por Mr.. Walton, requiriendo
fanzas q los escribanos de pruebas.
No. 124, por Mr.. Dallies, relative al
nombramiento de a~sistentes de mayor
domos de acequias. Autoriza a los
mayordomos para que nombreD tantos
asistentes como consideren necesarios,
con aprobaci6n dc los comisionados de
acequias.
No. 125, por Mr.. Dallies, para en-.
mendar la s~ecciones 2915 y 2916,
Leyes Recopiladas, tocante q demands
%civiles.
No. 1875, por ell Sr. Sanchez, de
Mora, %proveyendo para que Sc r%ecojan
establishes whales y para que saquen
licencia los enterradores.
No. 1877, por MI. Abbott, por sdplica.
para enmendar las secciones 1916 v
$3.50, Leyes Recopiladas, referente q
apelaciones de los juzgados de %jueces
de paz en- causas c%iviles, requiriendo
que los %jueces de paz protocolen copias
certificates en- todas causas de apela-
clones dentro del termino de treinta
dias, etc.
No. 1913, por MI. Abbott. para en-
mendar la secci6n 31O7 y abrogar las
secciones BIOS y 3109, Leyes Reco-
piladas, aboliendo la ley de encarcela.
miento por deuda.
No. 1919, por 81 Sr. Valdez, para
la suspension de las ~sentencias de
c6nvictos durante gu buen comporta-
miento.
No. 100, ,or 81 Sr. Valdez, para
zanzibar la palabra ''protocolado' en- la
seccion 1876, Leyes Recopiladas, refe-
rente q animales e~straviados.
No. 131, por ell Sr. Trujillo, (por
para enmendar la seccion 301.
sobre deudas municipales y de con-
dado.
FL senior Sanchez pidio la considera-
ci6n de la resolution colectiva No. Z,
apropiando $4,861 para gastos contin-
gentes de la Legislature, para hacer los
pages hasta ell dia trigesimo de la
y la misma fue aprobada.
Ell proyecto de la camara No. 81,
referente q ciertas secciones de las
Recopiladas, fue aprobado,
tambien ell proyocto de la camara No.
80, proveyendo una pena por faltar en-
cumplir con las leyes dc corporation.
Los proyectos No. 53 y No. 8. sobre ell
ladrillo de la penitenciaria, fueron re.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-23

comisidn sobre ferrocarriles de que es
presidente.
Los proyeotos siguientes fueron in
troducidos, leidos primera y segunda
vez y SO ordeno su traducci6n, impre-
sion y referencia:
Proyecto del c~onsejo No. SO, por Mr..
Cruickshank, para que Sc enderecen ca
llesy callejones. Referido a la comisi6n
sobre corporaciones municipales y par
ticulares.
No. 66, por MI. Easley, autorizando
q los comisionados a arreglar y %ajustar
las deudas legales e~xistentes. Referi.
do d la comisi6n de hacienda.
No. 81, por MI. Harrison, por sdpli-
ca, referente d la locacion y estableci-
miento de casas de prostitution, prohi-
biendo que SO hallen d M distancia
menos cue 700 pies de una e%scuela,
iglesia d otro lugar pdblico; prohibien-
do que cualquier ciudad 8 plaza de- Ii
cencia a tales lugares, y p%roveyendo
una fuerte multa a los que alquilan 8
rentan edifcios para tai objeto. Refe-
rido q la comision sobre ~mejoras inter-
mas.
No. So, por Mr.. Hughes, on referen-
cia q la construction y mantenimiento
de alcantarillas. Referido a la conf
sion sobre ~corporaciones municipales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-23
,raduccion 8 impression y referidos:

WIKI
traduccion 8 impression y referidos:
No. 116, por 81 Sr. Sanchez, d,
Mora, tocante d proyectos aprobadol
por cuerpos de comisionados de con
dado.
No. III, tor ell Sr. Ascarate, pars
enmendar la section 1885, Leyes Re,
copiladas, referente q mineria.
No. l1S, por 81 Sr. Ascarate, para
enmendar la ley de GAIA, actas de 1899,
No. 119, por ell Sr. Gutierrez, para
enmendar la seccion 1435, Leyes Re.
copiladas, r~elativa a ofensas criminales.
No. 100, por MI. Slaughter, para
crear y establecer un institute para
ciegos or Alamogordo.
No. 121, por 81 Sr. Martinez, re-
ferente q acequias de riego y colateralea
en- acequias de mancomunidad.
No. 122, por 81 ST.. Sandoval, para
enmendar la seccion 1926, Leyes Reco
piladas, r%elativa q educacion pdblica.
Mr.. Bateman present6 una resolu-
cion collective autorizando q los presi-
denies de ambas camaras para que
nombren tres miembros de cada cuerpo,
con la aprobacion del gobernador, para
que examiner las Leyes Recopiladas,
manifesten las Inconsistencies de sus
differences leyes, y presenter a la ca
mara un proyecto para harmonizarlas.
Ell Sr. Gutierrez SO opuso q la medida
8 hizo varias mociones que fueron re-
chazadas. Ell Sr. Sanchez, de Mora,
apoyo la resolution y dijo que era de
importancia vital q la administration
efectiva de j%usticia en- Nuevo Mexico
y por mocion la resolution fue adopta-
da por 16 yotos contra 6.
Ell proyecto de la camara No. 65 pa.
ra establecer una ~escuela de reforma en-
Belen, condado de Valencia, fue tornado
en- consideration. Mr.. Dalies hizo un
discurso en- apoyo de la medida. Ell
Sr. Sanchez, de Valencia, diio que 81
tenia p%endiente en- la camara un pro-
veto para establecer una escuela nor
NAL en- gu condado, y no veia como
podia pedir dos instituciones territorial
les; creia que una %escuela normal era de
mayor benefcio que n escuela de re-
y por tanto Sc oponfa al proyec-
to de Mr.. Dallies. Ell proyecto pas6 por
16 contra g., pero ell Sr. Gutierrez mo-
vic reconsiderar la votaci6n, y Sc adop-
to, siendo ell proyecto referido q la
comision sobre instituciones pdblicas.
SESSION DEL vIERNEs.
La camara Sc reuni6 ell viernes, dia
IA, q la bora senalada, y Sc dio Ii
cencia q Mr.. Barnes para hacer i'm
primir una muestra del nuevo boleto
que propone para que fuera suminis-
trado q los miembros, j~untamente con
su acta pendiente proyeyendo para la
pureza y sigilo de las votaci6n. Mr..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-23
SESSION DEL vIERNEs.

Ell c~onsejo Sc reunio q la bora sena
lada. Mr.. Easley presento otra peticior
pidiendo que Sc establezca ell hospital
de mineros en- Cerrillos. Una resolu
cion a~propiando $4,861 para Ell page
de los gastos contingencies de la legisla-
tura fue aprobads.
Mr.. Hughes ofrecio resoluciones d.
simpatia y c%ondolencia sobre la muertt
del Hon. I. A. Finical, los cuales fue.
ron unanimamente s~probadas.
Los proyectos siguientes fueron in
troducidos y mandados q su 6rden re-.
gular:
No. 63, por Mr.. Spices, para enmen-
dar las leyes de session de 1899 referen-
tes q tasaciones d~elincuentes, enmen-
dando la ley de tasaciones.
No. GA, por Mr.. Hughes, para en-
mendar la secion 1910, Leyes Re-
copiladas, r~elativa q ferrocarriles.
El proyecto del conseio No. 8, para
impedir que maten q los pajaros, fue
aprobado con una ermendaci6n.
Fue aprcbado 81 proyecto del con-
sejo No. AZ, prohibiendo la matanza
de toda clase de venados, en- Nuevo
Mexico. por 81 t6rmino de cinco amos.
En- seguida como senal de respeto al
fnado 7. A. Finical, eli c%onsejo SO pror-
rog6 hasta ell times q las 10 de la
malana.
CAMARA.
En- la camara, en- la session del jue.
YES ~antepasado, los siguientes proyectos
fueron introducidos, y ordenada su
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-23

paffa E en- los amos de 1888 81 para
subyugar Indios ~salvajes y 81 bandole.
rismo que amenazaban al pals en- la
epoca en- que ocupaba la siIla guberna :
torial 81 gobernados Lionel A. Sheldon.
Su ocupaci6n professional es agricul-
tura y abogado en- las cortes de iueces
de paz y es un radical republican, en- 20
Utica; tambien es padre de una nume-
rosa familia q la cual soporta con hon
radez. Recibi6 sus i~nstrucciones pri-
marias en- ~escuelas pdblicas del condado
donde reside, y es I'm miembro que
desempena los deberes de Legislation
con zelo y honradez, y esta en- favor de
todas las medidas que sean %justas y
para el beneficio del pueblo en- general.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-23

[Continua en- la pagfna 2da.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09
ENEMIES TO BLAME
Judge of Alaska Attempts TO Clear
Himself of Charge.

Judge of Alaska Attempts 70 Clear
Himself of Charge.
Washington. Aug. S.-Attorney General
Knox has received the answer Of Judge
Arthur H. Noyes of Alaska to the charges
made against him that he used his po-
sition to his personal and financial inter-
ests in the settlement of mining cases
arising at CYape Nome. Judge Noyes
was recently granted leave of absence
to come on here and in the meantime he
has sent on to the attorney general a
written answer to the charges that were
preferred. He denies these charges in
whole and alleges that rival mining con-
Germs are at the bottom of the charges
Attorney General Knox VIII go over the
papers in the case today and viii possibly
make them public in a day or two.
TO INCREASE on RTRADE
Washington Aug. s.--Mr. TraceweIl, the
comptroller of the treasury in letter to
the secretary of agriculture has held that
the agricultural department may, as sug-
gested, enter into a cooperative arrange
ment with dealers and exporters of fruit
whereby the department shall guarantee
to them a definite minimum net return
per package on fruit picked, packed, sold
and shipped under the direction Of the
pomologist of the department through the
ordinary channels of trade. The purpose
Of the department is to investigate the
foreign market conditions with view to
increasing the sale of American fruits in
the markets of Europe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09
MUST BE REFORMED
scOundreI Must Rest in Jail for week
OF So

London, Aug. s.-Franz Won Berger
(also known as DR.. Emil Blum, Egnon
E. Borgs, the marquis De Sanicola and
Baron Won Neiderndorff) who was extra
dited from the United States recently on
the charge Of having stolen a check for
SAB pounds from a woman whom he met
through a matrimonial advertisement in
Holland, was remanded today for week
at Bow street court. After Helen Greed,
the woman who testified in regard to the
alleged theft of her check and bank
cashier had identified Won Berger as the
man who cashed the check. Miss Creed,
who Is a German governess. advertised
for a husband and Won Berger, replied.
representing himself as a professor of
Harvard University. She testified that
he induced her ocome to Cologne and
thence to London, where he arranged
a bogus marriage.
Won Berger, cross-examined Miss
Creole, tried to make her say she en-
dorsed the check. but this she fatty de-
MED
Purify the blood ard invigorate the
body by using De Wits little Early
Risers. the famous little pills for cleans
ing the liver and bowels. Geo. Van Wer-
den GUS Saur
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09
EVIDENCE IS GOOD
Police Claim to Have Caught
One of $4,000 Robbers.
is COMPANYS EMPL0YE
Tools Necessary for lob Found
in His Cabin.

San Francisco. Aug. S.-Captain Sey-
r1our of the local detective force has
disclosed the identity of the man whom
the police department has IN custody on
suspicion of being implicated IN the rob
berry OF $3.50, 900 worth of gold bullion
from the seIby smeIter Works at Vallejo
Junction. The suspect is John Winters.
81 years old, a former employee of the
also outlined the evidence on which Win
tiers is being held, as follows:
"a mans cap which was found in the
railroad tunnel last Tuesday mornind
has been positively identified as the head
covering worn by Winters and 10
strengthen this fact there is the further
one that the suspect has been wearing
a new cap ever since the time of the rob-
berry. He explains his loss Of the old one
by saying that it blew away
THE cover Of the tunnel excavated
by the thieves was constructed of lath
upon which some cloth was fastened
with tacks of peculiar pattern and tacks
similar to these were found today in
winters cabin Portions of Iath, SINH
the cover have been found at the same
place,
- pistol owned by Winters and found
in his cabin covered with mud, which
corresponds exactly with the earth taken
from the tunnel.
In the tunnel were found several cubes
Of peculiar chalk which had evidently
been used to smother the grinding sound
made by the drill by which the floor
plate of the vault had been bored and
pieces of chalk exactly like them were
discovered in Winters residence.
In the cabin was also found a new
implement designed to cut gas pipe. \
small electric battery and a tiny cleo
trio bulb, the latter being covered with
dirt similar to that in the tunnel under
the vault was found in the cabin.
Winters had been seen late at Night
in the vicinity of the railroad tunnel six
or seven times by persons who had occa-
sion to pass that way"
Winters stoutly claims that he knows
nothing whatever about the robbery and
that he is innocent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09

For your summer outing allow US to
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for its magnificent mountain scenery and
picturesque summer resorts, which are
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1.-The Scenic Line o. the World" Very
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of interest. We have one circle tour in
particular, Of LOCO miles for $500 which
comprises more noted scenery than any
similar trip in the world. If you want to
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09
FOR FIRST TIME
President Approves Death Sentence
of Enlisted Man.

washington, Aug. S.-For the first time
since the outbreak of the Spanish war
President Mckinley has approved the
death sentence in the case Of an enlisted
man The case is that of Private Phineas
Foutz, Co. X. 18th Infantry. This soldier
was convicted by general court marshal
at Jebu for the murder of Genevive Tor
res, a native Filipino girl. by stabbing
her to death with a sword in her home at
Mandaue Cebu, Nov. IS. 1900. The court
sentenced the accused to be hanged.
The case being one requiring the action
Of the president. he confirmed the SEN
tence and directed its execution at such
time and place as may be designated by
the commanding general. department Of
the Vsayas, Philippine islands.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09

Editor s. A. Brown, OF Bennettsville.
s. G. was once immensely surprised.
Through long suffering from Dyspep-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09
FARMING IN NEW MEXICO.

The Denver and Rio Grande railroad,
ssThe Scenic Line Of the World" has
prepared an illustrated book upon the
above subject. which win be sent free to
Farmers desiring TO change their location.
This publication gives valuable informa-
lion IN regard to the agricultural. borti-
cultural and live stock interests Of this
section, and should be in the hands of
every one who desires TO become &C.
'quainted with the methods OF farming by
Irrigation. Write S. K. Hooper. G. p.
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To Save Her Child

From frightful Disagreement Mrs. Nan
ME Galleger, of "a Grange, Ga, applied
Buclden's Arnica Salve TO great sores on
her head and face, and writes its quick
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wonders in Sores, Bruises, Skin Erup-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09
Daily Excursions to Buffalo and New
NnrL

Via the Nickel Plate Road. Through
trains to New York city without change
Vestibuled sleepers Chicago to Boston.
Dining cars on all trains. Meals served
on American Club plan, at from 35c to
81. Write John Y. Callahan, General
Agent, Ill Adams street, Chicago. for
r1arfic11ara
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09
To Advantage az UncI. Sam

Washington, Aug SIN the case q
the application OF the California aud Ha-
waiian Sugar Refining company for the
liquidation Of certain drawback entries
covering shipments Of sugar 70 Guam.
the treasury department held that while
Guam and Tutulia remain foreign ter
ritory 50 lar as customs duties ara con-
oernsG, they are not foreign countries
within the meaning Of the drawback laws
ss explorations for this purpose must be
made 70 countries ssithout the 1uris6ic-
ton OF the United States. No drawback
therefore can be allowed.
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TIE Now East TRAM

On the Rock Island viii leave Wichita
for Topeka, Kansas City and informed
late points ct 1:3o p. m, connecting at
Eerington for SaIina branch points, and
at Kansas city for St. Louis night
trains. This train VIII connect with
Rock Island celebrated Colorado Flyer
arriving at Denver and Colorado Springs
next morning
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To Looste wsather Station in Park

Washington. AnE- e-Arqt N p
1roare. r1irf = IRE ~eather uareae au5
acflng sec~etz-v ~ agriculture. 8 Euzs
- YelIgwstoae marx q inspect razt r.
.s-re vlth q view II ,oca-lng a Tzather
citation rhs-s. Thfs acfso1 has been ssr-
ees-ss H. Cantasn II II chltsea1ez. p
; a with TIE apssroyzl G TIE secretary
e. var
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WEEKLY EAGLE.
One copy, one year.......-............... 90

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09

he passed through the thronged and deco
rated streets. At the town hail the
field marshal das received by the senate.
which body subsequently gave luncheon
in his honor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09
Mathew SEATTLE Dies Al lawrence

Lawrence. kan. Aug S.-Mathew ?.
Seattle. after whose grandfather the
city % Seattle. Washington vas named.
died here today o. consumption Seattle
vas an Tu6iaa- He vas graduate C
Haskell institute and was taking a course
in law at the University o. kansas Ne
was = member of The Lawrence Mason.c
lodge. the first Indian ever taken into The
lodge, and VII &c given = Masonic burial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09
Prominent Railroad Mans wife Kius

Denver. Colo, Aug. S-1Irs. Phil Hitch
cock. wife Of a prominent railroad man.
this morning entered the candy store Of
James W. Roberts on Sixteenth street.
ana shot Mrs EFoberts, INJECTING q seri-
Gus wound and one that nay prove fatal.
She was followed to the sidewalk by Mr..
Roberts when she turned and shot him
three times. The man fen dead. Mrs
Hitchcock was arrested. The cause Of the
shooting is not known.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09
ANNOUNCEMENT.


COMMISSIONERS ANNOUNCEMENT.
i hereby announce myself a candidate
Tor nomination as Commissioner in the
Third County COmnissi Oner district. sub
5ect TO the decision OF the Republican
commissioner convention. for said district.
JOIN Z. HESSEI.. Cheney, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09

Count Won Waldersee Is Welcomed.
Hamoerg. Aug. S.-The steamer Gera.
WITH Count Ven Waldersee On board. ar
rived here today. The field marshal irn-
-nediately landed. amid the ringing cheers
from the crowds assembled.
General 10 Wittich. representi-g En-
peror William. welcomed Ven Waldersee
After an inspection OF the guard q honor
she field marshal. accompanied by General
Ven Witch, and escorted 10y a squadron
Of the kings Uhlsnds. proceeded to the
town hall. lie was Warmly appiauded As
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-09

Stop coughs and colds, cure all lung
troubles and prevent consumption by US
ing One Minute Cough Cure. It is harm
less and acts quickly. Geo. Van Wer-
den, Gus Saur
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