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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-29
KING MAN.

From the Miner.
Newt. Hart. the last typhoid fever
patient on the sick list at Gold Road,
Is now rapidly recovering. Good
water Is now used in the camp and all
traces OF sickness have disappeared
among the miners.
Miss Hall, niece OF Mrs. G. w.
French and Mrs. Cummings, died at
the home OF Mrs. French In Kingman
last Sunday. The young lady had
been III for several months past and
her death was not unexpected. The
body was embalmed and shipped to
Prescott. where she formerly resided.
The bondsmen of Farmer" Tobin
are just now nightly concerned as to
his whereabouts. Two OF tho heaviest
bondsmen desired to turn him In and
sent an officer to his former residence
only to learn that he had "gone to Cali
fornia to hunt for work." Is It pos
BILE that this good man has left his
bondsmen in the lurch for $2,600?
Charles Metcalfe returned from Los
Angeles. California. where he had
been making arrangements for the
placing OF his pumice tufa on the mar
ket. He reports that ne has arrange.
ments now perfected for the sale OF
the stone in the city In large quanti-
ties. 1t dresses up beautifully and will
be used for ornamentation.
r. w. Lowery, one OF the foremost
lawyers Of Denver. arrived In Kingman
the first Of the week and has been look
ing after the litigati.A in the cause Of
Moffatt VS. the White Hills Mining and
Milling company. Executions have
been issued and the personal property
Of the company will be sold the first
week in December. Nothing is known
as to the disposition Of the mining
property.
The rain and snow storm this weei
was the heaviest ever known In thii
part of the country 1t this season
The whole country is soaked and snow
covers the high attitudes to a consid
erable depth. On the Wallapai noun
tain. at the old Wheeler cabin, snow Il
|oighteen inches deep. Telephone line
Rave been interfered with all owe
town and 1t will take cay or two t
get them connected up again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-29
Territorial Topics

where his sister, Mrs. Norman, and
daughter. have been for some months
past. Mr.. Warren has not been In the
best of health for some months past.
and the trip was made for the purpose
Of seeking q change.
Sheriff-elect James X. Blair informs
the Independent that he has decided
upon the appointment Of James Dill,
Of Silver City, AZ jailer. and ED Dal-
rymple. Of Central, as guard. Both
are good men and well qualified. Mr..
Blair will not name any riding deputy
for the present. but will look after his
own field work.
Gecrge Richardson. who for the past
sixteen years has been q respected res
,dent OF Pinos Altos. left for Bisbee.
Arizona, where he had tina offer Of q
good position. Very naturally It was
with feelings OF greatest regret that
Mr.. Richardson made the change to q
new location. and 1t Ia to Re hoped that
/, will not be great while until he ID
back In Grant county again.
Or. s. NJ. Young will remove from
Silver City to Santa Rita about the
first of the month and enter upon the
practice of his profession there. DR.
Strong. although recent addition tc
local medical circles. has already gain
cd a reputation for ability and trust
worthiness. and will undoubtedly dc
well In his new field. The departure
OF DR.. and Mrs. Strong will be very
much regretted here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-29
The Needy Poor Remembered.

The poor and needy OF the city are
being made happy today by the dis
tribution of the donations OF all kinds
OF food by the school children. The
children were supposed to divide their
gifts. giving part at Thanksgiving and
part at Christmas. but II the eeneros-
ity of the public schools At Christmas
is equal to the spirit OF THANKSGIVING
there will be no need for .sie poor to
go hungry.
The transfer wagon. donated by Il.
5. Mcclure to collect the gifts from
the schools yesterday. was filed to
oyerficwing with everything ono wOp11
wish for a Thanksgiving dinner. 10
supplies were taken charge Of Mrs. -
w. Edwards. and al the unfortuno11
who are unable TO enjoy Thanksslvs
ing dinner by reason OF adverse cfDs
cumstances will be remembesod.
The ladies of the Nom -0ooeoRion
benevolent society have done go -
doing noble work among ~ novogov
stricken classes. and they ae4 oo1ps
ing Of the support Of every ~ ou
family IN the city. !.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-29
NEW lNcoRPoRArIoNs.
Two Big Albuquerque Enterprises eIl
Papers TO Do 6uslness--cattle Com
pany Oruanjzed,

Two Big Albuquerque Enterprises File
Papers TO Do siness--cattie Com.
pany Organized.
The Rio Grande Woolen Mills com.
pany was incorporated by John II.
Bearrup. John c. Fenger and Henry b.
Ray, OF Albuquerque. to sell and han
die on commission wool. pelts and
hides. The capital stock is 100000.
divided into 1000 shares. The ONCE
and principal place OF business 1t as Al
buquerque.
The Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light
and Power company was Incorporated
by William s. lliff. John s. Macbeth
and Joseph j. Henry, all OF Denver,
Colorado. The object of the company
Is to generate electricity for power,
heating. lighting and other purposes,
The capital stock is 100000. divided
intc 1000 shares, par value OF each
shaIo ,ivv. The principal Office and
place of business In New Mexico will
be Albuquerque. Ms,,nard Gunsul is
the New Mexico agent. The uirectorl
are Maynard Gunsul, William B. Chill
ders, Daniel A. Macpherson. William
:! uiR and Charles X. Durbin.
The NJ. c. Stacy Did II company OF
Roswell. filed incorporation papers
The incorporators are Samuel T.. Allen
w. Armstead Wright. Frank w. Leim
baugh and King G. Stacy. The head
quarters Of the company are at Ros
well, Chaves county, where it is en-
gagged in the mercantile business. The
incorporators are the directors. The
capital stock is $4,000. divided into
250 shares.
The c. A. p. Land and Cattle com.
pany was incorporated by John B. Ce
ell. Mary A. Cecil, Thomas c. Aldrlch
Hudson A. Porter. all of steyman. The
object OF the company Is to buy. sell
raise and handle cattle. horses. hogs
and other live stock. The capital
stock. 100000. divided into 200 shares
par value OF each share $50. The prin
cipal Office and place OF business will
be Stegman, Eddy county. The incor
porators are the directors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-29
FLAG9TAFF.

From the Sun.
Owing to the snow storm the public
schools were given a vacation last
Thursday and Friday.
+. l.. Noble. the Postal telegraph
line repairer, was here recently from
Ash Fork. The storm was hard on the
telegraph lines. going down In many
places.
Oswald Rueckwert and NJ. Harron
left for Tonto Basin. They expect to
oe gone about fifteen days. and they
will put In their spare time deer hunt
ing.
Clinton Reed, of the Gospel Mission
Union, Kansas City. is here awaiting
transportation to Tuba City. where he
will do mission work among the In.
dians on the reservation for the next
three months.
w. X. Page came over from Prescott
and left the following day for the
Grand Canyon. He reports his brother
John H.. ns being III with typhoid few.
or In Mercy hospital in Phoenix. and Is
slowly improving.
The following pupils OF the interme.
date department Of the Emerson High
school were neither tardy nor absent
curing the last school month. Ruth
Raker. Charles Marshall, George Veit
Ella Vail and Paul Aubineau.
Col. James Mclaughlin completed
the transfers Of the lands belonging tc
the Tuba City settlers and left for va
kima, Washington, where he has bust
ness as inspector Of the land depart
ment that will keep him busy the bal
ance of the year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-29
INSURANCE sWINoLERs.
Detective Tells Of the Operations Of
the Men In Ei Paso and Elsewhere
Swindiers In Bad Condition.

Probably the most remarkable con-
spiracy to defraud life insurance com
panies out of large sums Of money yet
recorded In the annals of crime was
disclosed today In the habeas corpus
proceedings In the cases of William
Mason and G. T. Richardson. charged
by the New York Lac Insurance com
?any with conspiracy to swindle and
conspiracy 10 murder. and held under
bonds aggregating $4,000 says a dis
patch to the Denver News from Ei
Paso. Texas.
When Richardson. the company's ex'
agent and the alleged rin6leader, was
brought. handcuned. Into the court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-29
From the Gem.

From the Gem.
Charles 8. Howard Is In town, con.
fired to his room with pneumonia.
Wick Thompson and George Black,
Jr.. killed the largest buck deer !ss.ss..
Saturday that has been killed In this
vicinity up to date.
John Noble. one OF the leading sheep
growers Of this county. was here from
Winslow to pay his taxes for the pres.
ent year. which amounted to over
5000.
The report has gone abroad that
Flagstaff has more marriageable won
en- of uncertain age than any town In
Arizona. Thirty.fve women over 20
years Is not many for q town Of the
population OF Flagstaff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-29
STATEHOOD URGED.
Governor Otero interviewed on subs
ject in Chicago.

y Chicago. Nov. 2.--Governor s
= Otcro, of New Mexico is Ia Chi 5
= cago on business. There ~ no =
y reason on earth why New Mexico =
= should not become a state" he s
= said. $
= 1T has population of 900 s
= people and we have wealth and s
= education that entities us to state S
= hood. The real property values Of s
= the territory reach $500 900 900. $
= and the native Mexican popula- s
= tion Is fast becoming an educated s
\ and more progressive factor In s
= the community" 5
= = = s = = NN e = s s s s s s s 3
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-29

Anita Consolidated Copper company
have every faith In the process invent
cd by Mr. George for the economical
treatment Of their ore in the canyon
district and upon the arrival of the
new equipment things are very likely
to get hustle on themselves In this
Immediate section.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-29
Patrick Case.

New York, Nov. 2e.-On motion OF
Assistant District Attorney Carvin
argument on the motion for new trial
for Albert T. Patrick, set for today
was adjourned until December s
Patrick was convicted OF the murdes
of William N. Rice.
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LADiE DRESSING FEEI-7Ra
Shu hmr store; vapor-massage Mans
watson Williams, iOl0 Texas Ave. n
~ BEST STOCK SADDLES MADE nv
- w Hess III Congress, next rheo
II
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OUTFOOTED HIS PURSUERS
NEGRO BURGLAR SMASHED GLASS
DOOR WITH HIS FISTS,
And Made a Clean Getaway, but Left
the Money eehnd-5adly Scared by
Night Waterman

Last evening about o O'Clock pedestrians
oil Congress avenue were startled by ter
rifle smashing OF gass at the front of a
haberdashery at 1903 Congress avenue,
owned by Ben Zindlcr, the sudden AZ
paration OF frightened negro coming
out through a large hole In the glass iroAt
and lighting out down the street, followed
by a policeman and small sized mon ~
men and small boys. The chase turned
down San Jacinto street toward the OdEou'
tEen across some wecd.grown vacant lots
west Of the street railway power huu So,
near which the pursued suddenly aud al
most mirnculously disappeared from the
Ken Of some OF the swlftest sprinters IN
From Patrolnan sam Fowler Of that
beat and Night Waterman Emil Bochm of
the McCane agency, Post reporter, VINO
had witnessed the race, obtained the fol.
lowing story;
Watchman Boehm had Just turned In his
hourly call from Sol NJ, Colmau's box near
the back door Of Zlndlcr's store when his
attention was arrested by crack iu the
door of the latter store; he pushed the
door open a few Inches when it cncoun-
tered some obstacle and refused to move
further; hearing a shutting noise Inside
the store the Waterman stepped back md
commanded the intruder to come ont; then
me noise changed In character aud us
sumed the sound OF footsteps going to.
ward the front Of the building; hurrying
toward the front, around through the alley,
10 head on the burglar, he had gotten
sound OF breaking glass and knew the bird
had flown,
ofhcer Fowler was coming down San
Jacinto about opposite the court house
when the smashing occurred aud the negro
suddenly appeared, running down Con.
gFess. lie tried TO head him OF, hut could
not catch him. and was afraid TO try 10
cripple him with a pistol shot on account
Of the number al people on the street az
the time. and thought that At was light
any way. That after losing sight of the
negro. he returned 10 the supposed scene
Of the fight and learned for the hrst time
that the negro was a burglar
Mr.. Zlndler WAS telephoued for and came
down Immediately, An Investigation by
Deputy Chief Howard developed the fact
that the negro had broken open the back
door with a piece Of wood, and opened
the safe, witch Mr.. Aindler had forgotten
TO lock. having had occasion TO GO into II
curing the day. aud was trying 10 break
open the cash drawer OF the safe with n
brick when frightened away by the night
Waterman. He left the store empty hand
ca but In a few moments more would
have secured posseesen Of the Sl65 con.
tained Ia the drawer
The police have a good description OF
him and expect to land him as a prisoner.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

SCRANTON. Pn.-Half dozen
uuionists. employed at the oxford co
Of the Peoples Coal comnanv. we're
n sound drubbing and chased half a
through a gangwav hv a crowd OF
employees OF the Delaware. Lackav
and Western Comuanv's Bellevue col
BOSTON John Dillon. NJ. r.. and Mi
Davitt, the Irish envoys. have gone to
York after their New ENGLAND visit
expressed themselves MS much gratih
tho result of the great convention o
United Irish League OF America the
week.
WASHINGTON. In general order ,
General Robert St. George Dyren
commander.in-Chief Of the United Vet,
union, has Issued nm appeal to the
veterans Of the civil war to organize
a brotherhood for mutual protection.
BRUNSWICK. Ga.--As result OF
tiuued heavy rains for forty eight
i've blocks In the center OF this cit
under water and considerable damag
been done from Monk to Mansfield.
MEMPHIS. Tenn.-Thc Tri.State Nj
association of Mississippi. Arkansas
Tennessee will meet here Novembe
II aud 10. This Is the largest M
meeting in the South.
KNOXVILLE. Tcnu.-rIon. S. A.
gers, circuit Judge of Tennessee
dead at Loudon, Tenn. aged -.
FAIRMONT. w Va.-'Tho Fai,
powder works was damaged to the c
OF $1,000 hv the explosion Of 600
OF powder No one was Injured.
ROME.-There have hecn floods I'm
bra province, In which several DC
were drowned,
CATANIA Sicily. There have
heavy rains and foods between ca
and Syracuse.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS

WACO.-There Is to he a school OF in
structlon for the knights OF Pythias held
Ia this city November t. and II Is expected
that the lodges In Central Texas VIII at
tend. Grand Chancellor Commander John
II Bonnor will he In attendance.
WHARTON. Rev. Story OF Houston will
preach at the Presbyterian church Sunday
and will IN future hold services In I'll
Campo first Sunday, Bay City third Sun.
day and Wharton fourth Sunday " each
month.
WANAHACH nov Methodist
church nt Midlothian will be dedicated
sunday morning AZ II O'Clock, the ded-
cation sermon 10 be preached by Bishop
Hendrix OF Kansas city.
MCKINNEY. The jury In the suit of p
King VS. the Farmersvllle Min and Electric
Light company, for $4,000 damages for al.
legged personal INJURIES, returned a verdict
for the defendant,
WANAHACHIEs-I the district court
Judgment was awarded against the state
Fire Insurance company of Waco In favor
Of !. L. Linvlle for the sum Of Sla4S
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SUSAN 3. ANTHoNY NOUNS.
Her Grief is Great Over the Death o
Her Co-laborer.

Her Grief is Great Over the Death OF
Her Co-laboref.
Rochester ~ Y, October 26.-The news
of the death II Elizabeth Cady stanton
fell with crushing weight upon Susan B
Anthony who had planned 10 go to New
York ON November 70 to assist the advo
cate Of woman suffrage IN tho celebration
OF her eighty-seycuth birthday Miss An
thony tonight Said
Through the early days, when the world
was against MS, we stood together. Mrs
stanton was always a COURAGEOUS woman
leader OF thought and new movem ants
have always called her the philosopher
ana statesman. She was most phllu
sophical writer. The period Of opr live,
that gave mo the greatest pleasure wat
when We were digging together, Wher
she forged the thunderbolts l fired them
The greatest campaign we ever had 70
gether was In 1869, at the constitutions
convention held In Kansas for suffrage, ant
the same year IN New York state.
IN spite or her big family. TO whom she
Was devoted. aud the great amount OF work
she did outside her home she was one OF
the finest housckcepers over saw,
The last time ! saw Mrs. stanton was
In June She talked about the other side. "
said Miss ANTHONY. but had no faith that
there was ANY other world She always
said this was a beautiful world. aud she
wanted TO stay here as lopg ms possible
She believed In the immutahlc law IA
everything, and did not believe IN any spe
eial providence for herself or anyone else.
1--WE went 20 ENGLAND IN 1883 20 eall an
International sunrugc convention said
Miss Anthony. hut the English people
time That Mrs. stanton conceived the idea
~ the convention which. ave years later
WAS held IN Washington. and later formed
into the international Council Of Women p
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UNKNOWN WAS KILLED.
STRUCK BY A STREET CAR AND AL
MOST CUT IN TWAIN.
Netermsn Testified that Man Was lying
on Track on cuve--Supposed
to Be f. Taylor.

From & piece Of paper found on his
rnutiiated body, an unknown, light com
piexioned white man, apparently IS years
Ut age, supposed TO be #. Taylor of Dodge,
aexas, was run over by car No. $50 OF the
Fsnnin and Travis street belt line al the
beginning of the hrst curve on Bannin
street, at the corner Of Holman this mcrn'
Ing at 12;1O and instantly killed his body
being badly mutilated and cut almost IN
two by the wheels Of the heavy car. The
car ran about ten or twelve feet otter
striking him and was derailed, The BODY
was dragged for ak or seven feet. being
picked up three on four feet behind the
car and about three feet to one side OF the
track.
Deputy Chief Howard ut the police sta
ton was phoued Immediately by those
aboard the car at the time OF the acci-
uent, and he notified Justice j. =
Matthews, az coroner. both officers arriy-
ing on the scene about the same time.
But little could be done besides taking
tho testimony Of the witnesses, crew and
passengers, and ordering the remains taken
10 the undertaking establishment OF hoss
s. wright
Motorman g. B. carteet testified that
when beginning TO round the curve ne sd"
a man lying seemingly all doubled up on
the track Just few feet ahead OF him
that he Immediately shut OF the power aud
applied the brake, but to no purpose, as 1t
was impossible to stop the car within such
a short space he stated that, Judging from
the curious position Of licensed before being
struck by the car he appeared to be either
drunk or drugged
Beyond taking the testimony Of the few
witnesses to be examined. the Justice could
do nothing, but viii continue the Inquest
this morning.
The wrecking car was sent for, the derail'
cd car put back on the track and sent back
to the sheds.
There being no blame attached TO the
crew, no arrests were made.
Later, 200 A. m.-Since the above was
written, Sergeant John January OF the
police department has identified the re
mains as those OF william Taylor, q con
tracing painter Of this city. The direc
tory does not give his address. He leaves
relatives In this city.
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pnAPn-Po0MS WANIs

GOOD BOARD $3.50 and s. pei "
La Branch. ------,---,S q I
WORKING WOMAN vans ,.ev: reis;s
change for companion 70 az
given. 1924, this ofnce. ------.--.-,-.,,1'
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WALES VELVET CREAM heals ali ro1sb
ana chapped skin; contains no yaselne,
.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Barn al Ell Campo.

Ell Campo. Texas. October 25.-Fire de-
stroyed the barn aud contents Of A. b..
Carlson yesterday ayeriug about 4 o'clock.
Loss about $500. as the barn contained
800 sacks Of rice. besides corn hay ana
implements. Mr.. Carlson was absent IN
San Antonio and can not say or give any
cause OF how It caught. but thinks prob
ably 1t was of incendlarv origin.
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THREE IN TIE Tolls.
Two Men and Woman Charged With
Blake BURGLARY

AZ stated In yesterdays Post, three
negroes--two men and a woman-haye been
arrested by the detectives on rhe charge
OF burglarizing the hlakc residence on
Texas avenue on October IA. rhe arrests
were made shortly after the noon noui
saturday by Chief Ellis aud Detectives
smith and Lee, and portion OF the loot,
consisting OF diamonds aud iewelry 10 the
amount Of over $500 found In the posses
sion OF the prisoners, who were placed An
separate cells az the police station AS a
result OF the sweating process employed
ny the officers yesterday morning. the
prisoners are now being held upon war,
rants charging them With the burglary.
The warrants are based upon two charges
each-burglary and felony their. The names
o. the prlsoners are Jesse Arthur, SOM
Huliard and Saliie Austin The informa.
would not be diyulged ny tue police.
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PERuoHIBELDENI COMING.

The Peruchi Beideni company, which made
such an enormous hit nt Sweeney 4 Coomh.
Early IN the season. viii return 20 Honstor
Tor three tiEiits engagement. commenc
Ing tonight. With daily matinees nh,
Perpcln- ReldeB company Is one OF the nlosi
popular organizations that visits this city
and has host Of admirers aud friends her,
who win most gladly welcome it on IT'S re
turn. The company has been great,
strengthened since It's engagement here
peNv plays added To rs repertoire and new
speciality features procured. until today 1
stands without a rival Prices Will he 10
eQS0 cents throughout the engagement.
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Residence at Temple.

Temple. Texas. October 26.-rhe resiC
occupied by ]. A. Thomas. on North (
street. was destroyed by fire early toe
Mr. Thomas and family were awaDl
home when the fire broke out and III
known how it caught. Or. w. l.. Roer
Galveston owned the property Loss =
$500, insurance unobtniuablc.
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'atriIno-

Eagle LIKE RENT-In Fifth ward averoom 90
No,r of tho IN good repair Inquire OF Dan Ca
l,rot.o trrongt 1914 Maffitt street.
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FOR RENT-17I4 Caroline two-story,
eght-room house. Call at Ills Caroline
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

- -. MAGNOLIA CAMP no.
N IL III Isl, W. o. W, meets in
hi M " O. W. hail, 1li3 Con-
W sress avenue anss thi r. a .5.o;
IIs ", VI. month, at 1850 O'Clock,
All woodmen Invited.
Phil NJ. Hoffman, c. {.
g. Simon, Clerk
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smokohouae at Mckinney.

Mckinney, Texas, October GA
smokebouse and woodshed Mt the hol
Mrs. Matte Webb WIS destroyed b.
yesterday. Origin unknown. Loss So
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WQULD like employment IN Beaumont.
s AHT,ess MIS- j. a, Boyd, 1872 Congress
40
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PRoFEssIoNAL...

PRICE q WHITE, well s sse. as %
work: prices reasona ttef Tsfe y
tuelve-t1ch. Address, Al ,,-----.-.ssr !
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erovea, nIaek Root Llver pIns-

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Boot. They set on the liver
eneets No gripping 10 sick stomach. viii
sure enornie constlration Price IS cants,