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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24
Was hiL gton, Mario
Communicate.
Arecibo, % Marco 1901.

ArecibO, 22 Marco 1901.
81 Director de La correspondence
Muy Sr. lnio: puhlica "La De-
mCcracia un "a DiestrO Sibies-
tr0' en- que Sc me atribuye Ia pater.
nidad de una canci6n de cara;tor po
litico. A este peri6dico 10 han ell
gafiado: no soy yo el autor de esa
cancion, nj me interesa POGO nj mu
cho que Sc cante deje de cantar.
Otros asuntos de mas seriedad in
teres ocupan hoy la atencion de los
bombres que formamos ell Comite
Republican, de Arecibo.
Por la publicacl6n de estas II"
meas reciba las gracias de .u alto.
S. S q, b. $. u
MANUEL MARTINEZ
ROSSELLO
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trajes de sefloras, ,sombreros, Trus6
de novias, avios de bautismo y canas'
tillos.
San Jose H., Senoritas Gorbes
De Lorenzo Marqu ques comuni'
can que las guerrillas beers hacen
grandes preparatorios para eonti'
nuar la lucha Al Sur de Orauge 90
han reunido 1000 burghers con idea
de recibir instrucciones del General
B Botha ell cual 7ha sido aaclamado con
entusiasmo por no haber accedido &
las proposiciones de Kitchener.
Por robo, de un revolver, un
paragua y un sombrero fue detenido
Esteban Huertas dando conocimien' ;
to al Juzgado de San Francisco.
Don Jaime 81 hijo mayor del
pretendiente don Carlos, Sc ha SAGA
do el premio mayor de Ia loteria Ru
50 200, 900 rublis, 8 sean 8 $4,000.
TIENE MTEDO. .:>
En- la cocina del Sultan de
Turqufa hay cfnco empleados desti.
nados exclusivamente q probar los
manjares que sfrven en- Ia mesa de
su Real Amo, entes de que este los
saboree. El Sultan siempre teme
que 10 envenenen.
Ri ilustrado DR.. Font, felicita
en- terminos altamente honrosos 6
los sutores della celsbre Emulsion
de Scott. -. . 49, -. s.
sres Scott y Bovine, Nueva
York. q
Muy Sresr mfos: Creo un deber
de conciencia al propio tempo que
un deber professional, ell manifestar
Uds. los brillantes resultados OBJ
teRidos en- mi larga practica con ell
tso de su e4cglente preparation Co.
nocida va en- todo ell mundo con el
nombre de Emulsion de Scott.
Casos en- extreme desesperados
les y pulmonares cr6nicas, escrofa,
llsmo en- todas ,sus manifestacfones
| y, ,aun en- las misAas tuberculosis,
les que he tenido OCCASION de obser
var de cerca y tratar con su Emul
sion, en- todos ellos he obtenido los
mejores resultados, pues s sus exec
lentes m3onentes. los hipofos6
tos de cal y de sosa y 81 acefte pufo
| de h:gado de bacalao, reupe una pr9
paracion delicadfsima que Il hsce fA
Gil de tomar y digerible aun por los
est6magos mas delicados, por cuya
| circunstancia me complazco en- ex
tremo. felicitando q Uds Dor el gran
servicio que vienap prestando con
su precioso prepafado Emulsion de
Scott 4 Ia humanidad enferma.
Soy de Ods con toda considera
ci6n atento q b 9 m.
DR. PABLO FONT Y MARTELo.
Humacao, Pto Rico.
Nuestro querido amigo y com.
paf1ero don Rosendo Intaute Save.
dra Sc separa de Ia direction de-
eel Carnaval. por sus muchas ocu
paciones.
Esta vacante Ia escuela ruraf
del barrio de IL Parguera, t9rmino
municipal de Lsjas, = se conceden
diez dias para su provision.
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Han llegado muchos propieta
rios de la isla para asistir q la asam
blea economical, que Sc celebrar6
hoy & las dos en- ell Ateneo.
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ADMINISTRATOR
DE FINCAS UhBANAS

Don Gregorio Dimas admins.
trador con poder, de las casas de Ia
Viuda del doctor Ferrer, de Ia Viu
da don Jose Geigel y de don Jose e
Marxuach, Sc ofrece los propieta
rios que quieran teuer un buen admi
nistrador y cobrador. Sc eomprome-
te atenderle sus tincas por precios
convencionales, y ofrece honradez y
y limpieza y rendici6n de sus alquile
res como Sc quiera. 49,.
Su casa San Jose 90 alto. -
n-s-30 IA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24
No ca Vardad or

- No es verdad que haya salido
para los e stados Unidos en- ell eMay
Flower el Sr Gobernador Civil, CO.
mo sc decia esta maf1apa.
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Por estafa q don Antonio Sc
villano fue detenido y puesto a dis.
posicion del Juzgsdo de Catedral
Jose Sanchez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24

Despachos de Durbs1, asegu
ran que entire Odental y aarrismith
ha tenido lugar un formidable en-
cuentro entire iugleses y beers que
dur6 mas de diez y ocho horas, sien-
do los ingleses completamente de.
rrotadOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24

Estan en- San Juan para ssis.
tir 4 Ia asamblea don Emelindo Sala.
Ear y don Juan Lscot de Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24

A cinco millas al Norte de
Olendal, Sc libr6 una renida acci6u
entire irgleses y beers En- poder de
los boers cayeron dos caf1ones
mas de tres mil capsulas de fusil y
abundantes provisiones, despues de
causaf al enemigo numerosas ba'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24

clio la>policia insular en- Ia ciudad.
POR CIEN DOLLARS al con
Gaao So vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de la afamada fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que costo $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redacci6n infor-
mareMoS AP
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Nd. Ramero Haxthausen d
classes de ingles.
Hotel Inglaterra.

. A don Alejo Rivera del Dora
do, Sc devolvi6 su escrito soliciesndo
la conmutaci6n de una multa que le
impuso ell Alcalde de aQuella loca'
lidad, dici6ndole 4ae 81 .Departa
mento de Justicia no es Tribunal de
alzada respecto de los de policfa es'
tablecidos en- Ia Isla.
Por Ia oaeina del Fiscal Gene
raj, sc ha manifestado & don Manuel
V. Rivera y Colon Juez Municipal
de Barranquitss, en- contestacion q
una solicitud suya pidiendo Ia am
pliaci6n do 10 lecencia que distruta
por enfermo, que debe acompanar
su petici6n una certifcaci6u facul'
tativa que acredite 10 enfermedad
que exige Ia nusva licencia.
IT,. Henos visto q los Inspectores
de Policfa cumplieudo con gran
actlvidad Jas disposiciones del senior
Alcalde sobre limpieza hygiene en-
las casae. Buena falta hacfa esa me-
dida. T
En- casa de Francisco Alicia,
vecina de Ponce. penetr6 IN. indivi'
duo rompiendo un catre, una saba
ma varios huevos y levAndose Gin
cuenta centavos que halo sobre una
mesa.
A don jose Nieto de Utusdo 90
le ha devuelto por la ofcina del Fis
cal general su escrito denunciando
tres heehos que perjudican los inte'
reses de dof1a Dolores Conception y
de dof1a Isabel Fl. Catalan y Rivera,
los cuales estima constitutivos de
delito, manifest&ndole que frente el
Tribunal de Distrito debe exponer
las razones de que Sc crea asistido.
Esta en- esta ciudad Mr.. Ed,
ward Mashsll, torresponsal del
<Journal. de New York.
MUEBLES BARATOS
Sillerias annericanas y de Vie.
ma. Juego1 para hsbitaciones y CO.
medor. Escritorios comerciales y
para 6rae: Camss, juegos de MINI
bre para gabinete, guarda conf
das, etc. etc
PARA NINOS,
Coches varias formas Con llanta
= Ronas, sillas- coches, sillas atlas
para mesa, mecedoraa etc. en- "I.os
Nevios" Fortaleza 40
I'm al trozo de carretera con.
Guido entire Comerfo y BayAmon Ia
hAbido grandes derrumbes ysi no
se procede & % iimpiezA, y repara.
cion ser& perdido el trabajo porq ne
los derrumbes han cubierto las Gu
notas y ell aqua CORE DOE 10 Carrete.
ra.
Ell consejo dc guerraq juzg6
al guardia Fernandez Gambaro 10
conden6 & diez dollars de mults y
diez dias de arresto sentencia con.
firmada por 10 comision del cuer'
poi .-.e.4.z<E
De Ia casa de donao Angela
Ruiz ha deaspafecido IN 'reloj de
bolsillo, de acero. y con iniciales
dentro de una de Ian tapas. La per.
sonA que 10 entregue en- 10 case ND :.
nero 81, Fortaleza altos ixquierda
ser& gratihcada. ~
Hsy noticias de la PROVINCES
de Shan 81 en- China, dc que los Chi
nos eotan Construyendo gfandes for
ti1caciones, y movilisando N gran
cuefpo De ejercito pera resistr q
avancs Dc losj poderes aliados,
Contrs elgusrdIs Dc = poliefs.
insnlar JuAn Berrioss BOrgeA, acusa-
do.de f1omicidios On d persUua de
Juan Tficoehe, inst II suaaario
4 Jnes Auat Isate.
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A las IL del d1a 23 del cOrrlen
te, ocurri6 un conato de incendio Gu
Ia casa p1opiedad de don Serafin
Soto sitio denominsdo Playa. que
& no ser por el pronto auxilio del
Cuerpo de Bomberos, hubiese teni.
do consecuencias fatales, no hatien
do ocurridc >desgracias personales,
solo 81 varios contusos que fueron
asistidos en- la sala de socorro.
Arecibo % Mario de 1901
Fernando Fernandez.
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I'm al tro8o de carretera G

I'm al trozo de carretera con.
clnido entire Comerfo y BayAmon Ia
hAbido grandes derrumbes y'si no
se procede & % 1impiezA y repara.
ci6n ser& perdido 81 trabajo porq ne
los derrumbes han cubierto las Gu
netas y el aqua CORE por Ii carrete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24
TT ENE MTEDO

En- Ia cOcina del Sultan de
Turqufa hay cfnco empleados desti.
nados exclusivamente e probar los
manjares que sirven en- la mesa de
su Real Amo, antes de que este los
saboree. El Sultan siempre teme
que 10 envenenen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24
Salon de- modaS.

-.Se confsccionan toda clase do
trajes de se1oras, sombreros, Trus6
de novias, avios de bautismo y canss'
tillos.
Gov Tocx ~ 0>~>~:A.. 1>.l>>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24

En- contestaci6n q los comisio.
nsdos que fueron & YER al Rey
Eduardo VII de Inglaterra este les
signific6 su lealtad & Ia Iglesia esta'
blicida, y al m:smo tempo prometi6
solemnemente & los non confornis-
tas, su decidida cooperation al soste
nimiento de 10 libertad civil y reli'
giosa.
AL buque de guerra Japones
ell <Hatsuse, que acAba de ser termi
nado en- Iuglaterra so le ha ordena
do que con toda prestezs Sc dirijs
al Japon. Otras ordenes dadas Ia
armada Japonesa indical 10 grave
de Ia situci6n en- el lejano oriente
seguu criterio del Gobierno Japo'
mes. .b
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24

Esta en- esta ciudad Mr.. Ed.
ward Mashall, torresponsal del
<Journal, de New Work.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24

En- casa de Francisco Alicia,
vecina de Ponce. penetr6 un. indivi
duo rompiendo nm catre. una saba
na varios huevos y levAndose Gin
cuenta centavos que halo sobre una
mesa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24

Esta vacante Ia escuela rursf
del barrio de 10 Parguera, t9rmino
municipal de Lajas, y se conceden
diez dias para su provision.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24

Ell consejo dc guerraQ juzg6
al guardia Fernandez Gambaro 10
conden6 & diez dollars de multa y
diez dias de arresto sentencis con.
firmsda por 10 comision del cuer'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24

De Ia casa de dona Angela
Ruis ha deaspsfecido IN 'reloj dc
bolsillo, de acero. y con iniciales
dentro de una de Ian tapas La per.
soma que 10 entregue en- 10 csss nd
nero 81, Fortaleza altos ixquierda
sor& Uratiffnaf7a %-4-sso-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-24

Nuestro querido amigo y com.
paf1ero don Rosendo Intaute Save.
dra Sc separa de Ia direction de
eel Carnavals por sus muchas ocu.
paciones.
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MUEBLES BARATOS
0illnseia~ a arnapiaooao 10 ";

Coches varias formas Con llanta
y gonas, sillas- eoches, sillas atlas
para mesa, mecedoras etc. en- "I.os
Ne1ios, Fortaleza 40
N AD
The copper era., 1901-11-21
American Cattlemen in Trouble.

A dispatch from Naco to the Review says that there is a good deal of trouble and excitement there owing to the tyrannical and extraordinary action of Tranquiliuo Cueu, the Mexican cattle inspector, who is seizing cattle owned by the small American cattlemen in Sonora. Last week Bob Giles and Joe Rhodes came into Naco complaining that Tranquilino Cuen had seized a number of head owned by them. They begged the Mexican official to explain why this was done. In this they were supported by some of the best cattle men in the district. The official re. fused an explanation, clustered and pulled his revolver. Gates and Rhoads were uuarmed. The cowboys came over into Naco and were told that they were virtually outlIwed by Mexico. Bert Grover, of the rangers, got into trouble trying to remove them over the line, and had tough time of it, getting away free again. The cattle will be driven to Bocachi. many miles south and penned up. The chance of seeing them again is considered small indeed. The stock are proved the property of the men, the venors names, brands and money paid being readily shown.
The copper era., 1901-11-21
BETTER WATER SERVICE.

Good pure water is the most import ant article of daily consumption in every family. No town can grow to a place Of impor tauce without an abund- ant supply Of fresh pure water. It must be had in sufficient quantity to be used for fire protection and for man. ufacturing purposes. CliitOn's water service is inadequate for present de- mands. The fact is that the town has grown so rapidly during the past year that an entirely new service is impera- tive. The Arizona Copper company which owns the present system, fully realizes the importance Of an up-tO-date plant and service, but being so busy with Improvements of greater necess- ity, they have concluded to turn over the water service and franchise of Clifton to Dr. W. J. Davis nd Gordon Mclean of Morenci, who with the as .istance Of a few capitalists of Clifton, are now Investigating the proposition, and il sufficient encouragement be of- fered to justify so great an outlay Of money, they will at once proceed to put in plant and service equal to any to be found in the west. IL is their in- tent to take the water from the San Francisco river above the Salt Springs, convey it in Pinch main to an al titude of 200 feet or more above Clifton, where it will be stored in an immense reservoir, giving ample pressure for fire plugs. There is no better wate r than that afforded by the San Francis co river. The original name Of the stream was Fresco, meaning fresh, or snow water. and it was we Il named, but the Americans saw fit to change it to San Francisco, or Frisco for short. There is no better or purer, water to be found in Arizona than that afforded by the San Francisco river. Clifton peO- pie are most fortunate to be able to se- cure such wholesome water.
 A contract is now being circulated by B. B. Adams, which is being gener- ally signed by the citizens, agreeing to take water from the new company. The cash for the completion Of this en- terprise, which portends so much for the future ot the Greater Clifton, is in hand, and the work of construction will be commenced as soon aS sufficient service shall have been secured to iusti- ty the expenditure.
 The question is now up to the people Al and good service they can get it.
The copper era., 1901-11-21

Several cases Of "Cuban itch," which Dr. Lacy has diagnosed as small poX, have broken out at Solomonville. In commenting upon the cases the Bulletin says:
 EX-Sherif Ben Clark was taken sick in Clifton two weeks ago, but was able to return home a few days later. His sickness developed into varioloid, but he has scarcely been confined to his bed at all.
 Jack Lanz, the barber, has been very sick during the past week, but Is now improving. Dr. Lacy says Lang had a genuine case of smallpox, which was severe because the victim had never been vaccinated. Mir. Austin, of Sal ford, has been waiting on Lang and 8 voluntary quarantine has been main tained. Mir. Lang is supposed to have caught the disease from man named Frisbee, who was here form Clifton at tending court, and who returned home with the smallpox breaking out on him.
 There is no feeling of alarm in Solo, monville, as the form of smallpox has prevailed in various portions Of the United States during tho past year.
 However, every precaution should be observed to prevent the spread of the disease. Quite number have been vaccinated.
 If a case ot smallpox has existed in Clifton since last spring, the medical authorities have not discovered it. Ben Clark was taken sick here, but had been in town only n day or two and could not have contracted the disease here. The officials of Solomonville are doing the proper thing in quaran- timing. The sooner any contagious disease is stamped out the better.
The copper era., 1901-11-21
Apache Competition.

Washington, Nov. 13.-The secretary of the interior has taken coguizance of the situation at the San Carlos Indian reservation, Arizona, to the extent of directing the agent of that reservation to notify the territorial and county officers that the department expects them to fully protect peaceable Indians while legitimately engaged in work on roads in that vicinity.
 This advice to the agent was in reply to notice that Q protest had been made by persons in the vicinity of the reservation, complaining that the h. dians were being employed in work on roads outside the reservation, and thus were brought into competition with white labor.
The copper era., 1901-11-21
The Home Copper Company CAPITAL STOCK 5OOOOO SHARES OF THE
 Sl.OO u New Offer of Treasury Stock
The Home Copper Go.

77IAS organized April of this year and purchased the Iu property which it owns from the orlgna locator N L. Jinkins paying therfor 2j0O00 shares of its capital
 stoct ami ratanino the same number ury working capital About 5OOOo shares ot ills iFeSuN stock was taken by Morenci and Clifton and the greater the thus derived has been eNpeh m development of the property and with most encouraging results company offers 5OO0O shares oi stock a the low price per share for further development
The copper era., 1901-11-21

Dr. A. N. Simpson, formerly of Lordsburg. was shot and killed by his sixteen-year-old daughter, at Creede, Colorado, last week. The doctor re- sided in Lordsburg many years, and was well known by all old-time citizens
 He left his first wife and married again in Colorado. but No. deserted him on account of cruelty. His daughter of Lordsburg recently went to him, and had been living with him for some
 months. After the trouble she stated
 to the coronsr's jury that he was most cruel to her, and on three different times on the day of the tragedy, he drew pistol on her and threatened to kill her. The child, realizing that her life was in danger, secured pistol ', and shot her father. killing him in stantly, after which she told the neis sh = bors whst she had done. A coroner's jury rendered verdict Of justitiable homicide. The doctor was possessed oi considerable property at Creede. He
 was n man of great physical force, and noted booze fighter. He was roug h and Quarelsomc when drinking. and a. he was generally drinkiug 1t is great
 wonder that he did not meet violent death long ago. Mrs. simpson oi Lordsburg has gone to Creede to bring l her daughter home.
The copper era., 1901-11-21
Stepped Into Live Goals.

"When child I burned my foot frightfully," writes w. II. Eads, of Jonesville, Va, (which caused horrible leg sores for 30 years, but BucKlen's Arnica Salve wholly cured me after everything else failed" lnfallible for Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Sores, Bruised and Piles. Sold by Dunn, 25c.
The copper era., 1901-11-21

ENGLAND has conceded everything in the Nicaragua canal treaty, and a new compact has been signed between Great Britain and the United States The canal will belong to Uncle sam to do with as he sees best, except that it must be open to all nations in times Of peace. There are now no obstacles in the way of construction of the new ditch by the general government
The copper era., 1901-11-21

'I had long suffered from indiges- tion," writes G. A. LeDeis, Cedar City. Mo. Like others tried many prepar- ations but never found anything that did me good until I took Kodol Dys- pepsia Cure. One bottle cured me. A friend who had suffered similarly I put on the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He is gaining fast and will soon be able to work. Before he used Kodol Dys- pepsia Cure indigestion had made him q total wreck.-J. < A Smith.
The copper era., 1901-11-21

THE Yuma Sentinel was thirty-one years old last week. It was established by, and is still under the management Of J. w. Darlington. The Sun has seen many changes in Arizona, and the ERA hopes that its talented editor may live to see Yuma one of the great cities of the west.
The copper era., 1901-11-21
Notice of Sale of Real Estate at
 Private Sale.

Under authority of an order of sale granted by the Probate Court of the County of Graham Territory of Arizona, dated Wednesday November 20th. 1901, I will sell at private, sale the following described real estate:
 An undivided one half interest in that cer- tain mining claim known the Comet Lode Mining Claim, situate in the Greenlce Gold Mountain Mining District in the County of Graham, Territory of Arizona, and recorded in Book l, Records of Mines of Graham County on page 65.
 This sale will be made on or after December 18th, 1901 and bids will be received at the office of the COPPER ERA, in Clifton, Graham County Territory of Arizona. Terms of sale for cash gold coin of the United States. ten per cent pay. able at the time of the sale, and the balance apon confirmation by the Probate Court.
 WILLIAM A. LEONARD. Administrator of the estate of John P. Risque
 deceased.
 Dated November 20th, 1 s0l.
The copper era., 1901-11-21

Doc F. Wilkins rushed down Railroad avenue Monday last without hat or coat, and with box of cigars in his hand ''setting 'em up" to every man, woman and child he met. His friends were alarmed as to his mental condition, but were soon appraised that the cause of his excitement and joy was the arrival of 9pound girl, which came to his home in Stafford Saturday last. It is hoped that he will recover his mental equilibrium iu time, but it is a quein sabc case. The mother and daughter are doing nicely, and will soon return to Clifton
The copper era., 1901-11-21
Fighting Rangers on War Path.
N.Co Nov Is luOl

N2NO. NOV 10. lSNl
 Burt Grover, the well known ranger. met with an accident last night at the Rangers camp at Naco. and is in bed with bullet wound in his leg. Dick Stanton, the ranger. abused Tom Hol- land or the same company. last night, and Holland. not wishing to raise any disturbance with stanton. who was in most excited mood, walked of. Burt Grover endeavored to stop the trouble telling the men to stop or he would ar rest the aggressor. Holland went away at once. stanton then abused Grover and tried To pull his six-shooter. Leon- ard Page, of the company, stopped Stanton from shooting. Grover pulled his gun and threw down on Stanton. Stanton made a fight and then tried to throw a load in his Winchester, but was prevented by Grover, wbo threw Stanton down and stood over him, holding his gun on him. Some one struck Growers hand down and the weapon exploded, the bullet striking Growers right leg, inficting q slight wound. Burt will be again up in a day or two.
The copper era., 1901-11-21

w. T. Wesson, Gholsonville, Va. druggist. writes: Your One Minute Cough Cure gives perfect satisfaction. My customers say it is the best remedy for coughs. colds, throat and lung troubles."-.J N A. Smith.
The copper era., 1901-11-21
Steam Laundry.

From next Monday, laundry-work will regularly be collected and prompt ly re-delivered every week in all parts of Clifton for Fl Paso Steam Laundry.
 H. MoDER. Tailor,
 Chase Creek, Agent.