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Alleged Infraction of Law.

Health Inspector Butts did some detective
work in the vicinity of the Chaplin apart
Eient house several times during the month
OF September and discovered dense black
and gray smoke" emitting from the CHM
ney. On two occasions, he stated to Judge
Mills this, morning. he saw smoke coming
from the chimney from one to six minutes
at a time. Henry E. Hall, who had charge
Of the house last month. appeared in court
as defendant in the case and told the judge
that the furnace and smokestacks were be-
ing cleaned about the time charged. He
said one neighbor had complained about
the smoke there and caused the frequent
Investigations. His personal bonds were
taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-03
night schools for colored persons win be

held.
The Business High School offers two
courses to the night pupils. One is called a
bookkeeping course and comprises book
course comprises shorthand, typewr!ting
and English.
The general interest in this branch of the
public school system of the District is said
to be constantly increasing. It's popularity
among the class of people who attend is
also on the increase. it Is said The school
authorities regard it as a most important
branch of their work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-03
WANT LAW AMENDED.
Lawyers Believe They Should Receive
Fees in "Assigned Cases.

conference of Washington lawyers has
been called for tomorrow afternoon at the
Columbian building. on 9Th street. to take
preliminary action favorable to the passage
by Congress at its coming session of a law
making provision for the payment of fees
to those local lawyers who are assigned to
cases. by the court. when the accused in
such cases is shown to be unable to pay
such charges. Under the present system
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-03

Beverly Flowers. who some time ago Killed
his brother-in-law, William Layton, at Bris-
toll, Va, in a quarrel. and upon trial pleaded
guilty to. second degree murder, was SEN
fenced by Judge Mason to fifteen years at
hard labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-03
Work of the War College.


~ different character from that of any Of
the other service schools. The object of
the institution is not to fmpart academl C
instruction. but to make a practical appli-
cation of the military knowledge already
acquired. The students at the war college
are selected by the chief of staff of the
army and detailed by the War Department
Owing to the limited quarters of the college
there were but nine officers so detailed this
year. These student officers do not begin
their work until November l. although the
school opened today.
Only the captains and ma jors of the army
are eligible for detail to the war college,
and as the course is essentially one of APP
piled knowledge on the part of capable and
qualified officers. the announcement In or
ders that an officer has been selected for
this course of advanced work is deemed
sufficient recognition of his professional
attachments. Therefore there is no formal
opening or closing, nor Will there be any
examinations held or diplomas given. The
course Of study includes:
"The critical study of an approved plan
of operations with view to its confirma-
ton or modification. 81.
The assumption of the original condi-
tons on which an approved plan was ba sed
and the preparation of independent
plan. the two to be subsequently, prepared
and discussed
"In each case a minute and detailed study
OF a certain number of days operations at
an important period of the plan involving
the preparation of every daily order of i'm
portance to be issued during the period
directing the position and movement OF
wagon trains of every kind. the tactical
arrangement Of marches assignment or
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Best French Sat
cen; stitched pleats
front and back;
white lawn hem
stitched turnover
edge on collar and
cuffs; sizes up to 46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-03

White M a d r a S,
satin striped: broad
pleats to bust; full
front, French back;
latest sleeves and
new 2-buttOn cuffs;
sizes up to A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
UNIVERSITY NOTES

This afternoon at the fair grounds
the University and Albuquerque To-.
dian school track teams are holding
a field meet Both schools expect 90
send teams of seven men each 90 take
part in the intercollegiate contest az
Las Cruces May 80, q Is hoped that
this preliminary meet win give the
men experience and confidence in go.
ing against the strong Mosilla Park
boys
President right has given Two lee.
lures this week al assembly periods
on the subject of Evolution By his
thorough grasp Of the problem, Or.
Tlght is able 90 make q plain and In
torestIng BE- will complete the series
next week
Several invitations 10 attend me
Albuquerque High school commence.
ment have been received on the Hill,
They are neat and IN good taste. and
the graduating class is 20 bO cOngratu.
latod on the commencement exercises
planned
'ho faculty and students have
learned With regret that Professor
Angel will not be- with the University
Of New Mexico next year No in.
structor has been more interested Ia
the llio Of the school than be. and his
influence will be- greatly missed. es-
pocially IN athletics. For many rea.
sons he has thought q wise TO accept
the 0fCr OF an appointment made by
his alma mater the university 90
Wisconsin His work viii be- lu tha
department OF physics
The university picnic n Bear can.
yon lasl Saturday was one of the best
attended ever held The day was an
that could be- desired until the return
in the afternoon. But the sand storm
was not able io keep down me college
spirits uf The r1isy crowd
Professor EspInosa has been aaltod
20 edit another teKt of Ecboyauys
dramas
Miss Sohaofor luH ructor in olocu.
tion ~ busy drilling some young PEG.
pie for a play 20 be- given May a.
Tho recital given by Miss Powers
pupils Thursday afternoon was we'll
attended. Miss Powers 10 10 be- con.
graduated on the performance
Dr. light ia completing the arrange.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

poct Of capturing such q ne nrire and
quietly INDUCED IN q merry chuokie.
nut % rs not 90 DO The steamship
g, mpanioa are not Eoiur % move their
docks 90 Philadelphia. but are -.
los to remain here. To make q poa.
aihlt 90 provide sufficiently long doek
fiirs. the clty intends Go spend aboat
twenty million dollars Tor the purpose
of PURCHASING a atrip Of about seven.
ty tive feet from the present dock line
and lengthon the docks on the laad
side e will be- gIranth undortak.
ug and an expensive one. but New
York cannot afford to loso ita prestige
as the terminal port % tho large
Trans Atlantic liners
There ls probably no elty On the
world where the ciaaa ol hnodluma Oh
"a. humorous and dangerous AZ it la
Iu New York Some paris of Man.
haitian and brooklyn are infestsd
with Rangs of hood'ums which exert
a Variable reIen Of terror in those 10.
caIiflos So sorioua has the situation
tno1me ln certain districts. that tho
principal OF ono OF the hirh schools.
located I'M one % thos- boodium dia
trIcta. has opouly declared that be-
would arm bis pupils and advise them
600 FIll their agFroaa0rs. should they
ho attacked Tho police department
# paying little or DO attention 90
Rose ganga 81 youthful thuga And
ti.oves and in tho fow eases ln which
ibe leaders % tho boodiums are e..
rested. nothing came cot b. as The Ju.
youIlo court showed the most rides.
laus louloncy toward the young Grim.
uaIa Public opinion D. quite eatir
over this matter and q H. expected
that strong demands will b. made FOR
greater activity ~ the police and
rrcaior severity ln dealing with mo
offenders hy tho Judges of 'he j.
vcnIle court
Tho fate oft che ncfariuu8 Reuaen
E1ai Rlyor Gas hul which threatens
fo Give New York into tho hands Of
thU Gas trust in porpolulty. stlli hanrs
nfs Mayor Mcclellan haH signed the
ni'' Tor aome reason. and it 10 feared
that Gov Odoli will foliov bis exam
pIr Strong efforts have been made
tu prevent tba contamination of that
outrageous measure. but tn Gas
trust Is very powerful
Tho railroads are competing with
each other Iu efforts tu secure carly
traffic to Jbo Worlds fair in st. Louis.
Ono fare d. charged Tor the round trip
and expensive Advertisements OF Oh
kinds are being sent out tho latest
bolng a beautiful illustrated three col.
or pamphlet which upon application.
les furnished hy the uWts Shore ny.
Tho result of the reduced rates and
extensive advertising has already
started much traffic aud an trains
for the west are heavily laden with
those who wish 90 see the fair before
the rush ~ the summer season
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
BIG meetings.
AT ST. LOUIS

st. Louis. Mo, May it-st Louis
expects 90 entertain one oi The largest
crowds in tho history OF the city dur.
.Ug che coming wook To the number
of Individual visitors 90 the Worlds
uIr viii bo added thousands 90 dele.
gatCt who come % attend tho first 90
coo series oi national and intogna.
NunaI conferences tn 90 held bore
during Che summer ON Monday tho
international Press congress will be-.
sin iiH sessions This gathering will
bH attended boy famous journalists
and Newspaper workers from all parts
of Che United States and from moat
lI Che countries of Europe Canadian
journalists viii hold a. meeting during
che week. and there Will also Boz meet.
mss of che National Editorial asaucia.
lion. tbo trade press aafocIii Ions and
tnD state organizations of editors
The second hiE gathering OF che week
viii begin on Tuesday This win hu the
biennial convention OF tho General
Federation of WomsnH Clubs. The
advance Fuard OF delegates 90 this
mUot.ng has already put in en- appear.
ancD and % ia expected that by Mon.
dly there Will be- hundreds of repre-.
sentative Womm haro fr1m ovors
state and territory in thr uu.oB. A con.
test tor tho presidency of tho fedora.
zion Do ON aud thoro will bo other
features of the gathering thm viii un.
doubtoiiy cause Dc Co tC one 10 tho
most Notable boz The history of tho or
HauIgntIun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
Mccoy AND
O'BRlEN BOUT TONIGHT

Philadelphia. Pa May IA The
eyes of mon aIi over fhe country ln.
t,r,atod in things pugluetc viI be
uNod on Philadelphia tonight in tho
lrmUry u This city "Kld" MCCuy.
Acknowledged to Dol one of the most
clover puE.uHta in tho ring today, and
philadelphia Jack" OBusn who has
SCI to meet the man who can put him
dovu and out. will do battle accord.
ing to rules laid down by tho Mar.
qu.a 1f Qdoonau"ry Though the
bout Will be limited 90 SIX rounds. a.
required by law. this distance. Ia the
minds of tho two fighters and their
style Of fast fighting. ahould prove
sufficient Tor one OF the uvoucgt con.
tosts seen horohbouis ln "A long time
To-day after several weeks 0f faithful
The visit la the outcome of an iu.
0u their arms. 90 as the proyorblal
udd'cs. Tom aharP'y will referee
the contest. ana tao crowd at the
rngs.de Will doubtless include large
parties OF sporting mon nom New
York baltimore aud other cities.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
NEW YORK FASHION
1oooooooooooc0oooooooooooOOooooooOoooOOooI
LETTER

lrasting In color Tho idea 3d. that by
onaolug the waist line Of domarca.
tlon they apparently iengthon their
waist The plan seems 20 be logical
and ls we'll worth a trial
The walstc0at has received more az
tontion recently ana promises 70 be
quito popular this season. IN some OF
the costumes lately imported the
walstcoat ls used 90 produce a con.
TRASHY effect by the brightness OF its
color These bright waists arc used
with skirts OF sombro color and DO not
become visible until tho front of tho
boloro iB thrown back The waist.
voats are not always real Waiatcoats.
but are sometimes only simulated, be.
lng attached to the coat The aimu.
lated waistooats are la some cases
only an edge or border, usually OF a
bright color. extending beyond the
edge OF the coat Ia other cases tho
border Is set a considerable distance
ln. 30 az 10 produce the effect Of
real waisteoat
There o. a great variety in ihe ina.
terlals which are used for these waist.
coats They are made of cloth. elk.
Elm, and even coarse linens. in com.
bina,ICn with silk or wool pain
waistcoats OF pique or OF tho now
French duck which has a nne cord
but By heavier aud softer than pi0ue.
are also shown la some of the recent.
by exhibited models
Tho driving aud autSmobHng sea.
son has fairly begun. and some new
and quite fascinating styles in
driving aud automobllius coats are
seen ON the fashionable avenues ono
of the striking features of The present
fashion in auto coats iH tho extensive
use of leather Some short coats are
made entirely of leather while in
other coats an the seams, pockets.
cuns and the collars are bound or
pipcd with leather of a bright color.
Leather la also used for belts. straps
and buckles. and In many cases adds
great deal to the effect 0f the or
Management
Unless g woman Intends to make n
special feature of automobiinr and de-.
vote herself 10 90 exclusively for the
greater part of tho season. she does
not need a very extensive nutnt but
certain things she must have. she
must. by an means. have an appropri
ate coat and suitable hoadgear u
vir bo wise 90 provide tor one light
and one heavy coat. as automohiling
on eool evenings makes protection
irum ne cold draft highly desirable
. Lightweight waterproof materials are
used tu great advantage. as they give
[ protect lon both against cold and rain
Amor an D. sOcms that white VIII
not bo worn as much this summer a.
( was expected That does not mean
that it has gone out of STYLE but mor0-
7 BY that IL has boon somewhat oyordono
/ last season. and a reaction in favor
/ of colors has SEE in Tho change will
probably be- gradual and soft and
delicate tints viii open the way for
moro outspokou and moro brilliant
cn'Ore loo the future
EsTELLE CLAlREMONT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
FOREIGN MAYORS
WILL Visit COUNTRY

ioadou. May 1.-THE steamship
80 Louis. which sailed from South.
amptou today. carries an impoainE
delegation of English. Scotch and o..
isb mayors. oKmay0rs and chairmen
of borough councils. ana other vhrio
Tics of CITY fathers. who are goinG
over 90 sec how some az the princl
pal American cities are governed and
to pick np points Tor the possible im
proyemeut Of municipal g0ycrnment
in Great Britain Incidentally they
are taking their Wlygs aud daughters
along to see tie st Louis eHposi.
tiou ana io have a good time genera.
o.
The t.sIt lH che outcome % "a Ia
tcryieW lord Ioyyoton had laht year
with iho mayor Of Philadelphia. the
commissioners OF che District of Co
mmbia and the governor Of Missouri.
rhoy assured hts loreBhip that an ore
gan.zed municipal party would 30
welcomed heartily 90 the United
States. and pointed out that such q
HINII MNNIN NlANN'N ih|H N'NAAHf."
friendly Interests OF England and
, America
There are abou, poe members In
che party rr1m8nont among them, ln
addition tO Lord INyvoden, who heads
. ibo party ere Sir Thomas "a. Brooke
Huculug e1aherlr OF London sir
Thomas ID. Newton. BART "a lord
/ mayor Oh London.
Tae party will stop az Now YorE
phladsIphia snd Washington en route
30 So Louis After geek spent az
tho exposition the Itinerary win be
resumed and me return 30 New York
/ Hill Dc made by way OF Canada "a
. that the Getty fathers" may inspoe.
/ the methods % government ~ CONS
Of the larger citiod or che domia
I lon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

PRISONERS FOR THE pen
FOUR OFFENDERS SENTENCED
BY JUDGE MeFtE At TIE TERN
or COURT At TERRA AMARiL.
"A JUST CONCLUDED

sheriff Alexander Read uI Park
View has lodged tbe following prison.
era in the penitCullary Francisco
Martinez, aged 90 years. sentenced for
liio ior murder. Moncloyla Luna. aged
IN years. sentenced a. eighteen
months Tor burglary Earl Hare. aged
90 years. sentenced 90 eighteen
months for assault with a deadly
weapon, Frederick Clark. aged 60
years. sentenced 90 'w0 years FOR as.
aauli with a deadly weapon and Tor
killing castle. a sentence OF one year
being pronounced for each oaouso
These prisoners we're sentenced by
Judge Merle az the term OF district
court for RIO Arriba county AZ TERRA
Amarillo just concluded. Grant Nc
Broom was also delivered 90 tho poni.
ientlaTy Tor saf0 Keeping
Francisco Marines. sentenced tor
iife o. tho man who stabbed BIS
young wife three times in ht of
Jealous rage. killing her Instantly
This happened on The 18Th of April
last az little town OF Capulln in mo
Arriba county After the bloody deed
be lefi his home and Tor a few days
hia whmCah0uta were unknown re
was traced t0 Bernaullo county and
there arrested by sheriff Thomas
ilubbeil. who sunt hlm to Tlcua ANA.
r.lla Monday Iast BE reached there
Tuesday. and the grand lury Of that
county being lu session. he was
promptly Indicted Ho was arrnlrnod
before Associate tu9tlce John IA SIC
i1e pleaded gllliy aud sentenced 10
imprisonment fnr lfe Justice n hs
case acted swiftly promptly and sure
d.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
MRS DUNCAN sETrER.

Well known Las Vegas Lady Slowly
Improving.
The many friends in Las Vegas viii
bee delighted 10 hear that Mr. Chanln
received a letter from }. s. Duncan
which brings the cheering tidinga that
his wife Ia better and that hopes are
now held out for her recovery. From
the time her children arrived, Mrs
Duncan commenced 10 improve. sho
IL stll very critically 80, but even the
ray Of hope that Is the most the doc
tors will give. VII be gadly received
at las Vegas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
OFFICIAL MATTERS
NelarLes PubIIe AppoInlsd.


Governor Otcr0 appointed me fol
lowing notarios public a. N Carter
OF Ration. Collar county, Andrew q.
}otorth. of Swaris. Grant county Gus
Weiss oft I.aWnn Valencia county
Roquisltion Honorcd.
In response to a. ro1u.siti0n oft Gov
puDr Hrodio of Arizona. Governor
Oforo photographed sheriff Armstrong
vt Lincoln county to npprchond A.
Hghfoll who i8 vented Boa ArIfuun for
robbery. aud Is believed Zoo Doc iu llu.
coin county at thiE time
Territorial Funds Received
Territorial Treasurer . ~ Vaughn
has received tbc following public
funds From LoopoIdo sanchez.
treasurer aud o1omcio collector tor
Leonard wood county. taxes Cor 1908
uOG2T From " Walker. treasurer
and ox ufnclo coIlrytur for ulgru couu
o. taxes Tor lq12 5i3sAs. lasc. fol
1903 l2s7gf
Homestead Entries.
The following homestead entry has
been made Boz the United HtnteG land
once May ~. 80 zoos. Tomas senl
OF Puerto ro Luna Tor tho west bail
OF southwest quarter north half OF
northwest quarter section . town
ship north. range % cast 900 ocre'
ia Leonard wood county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
soclErY 49, ARResTen.

Accused Of Theft and Taken 20 RIOS.
we'll.
Jack McMghGu, Who jumped Dds
bond az Roswell last Saturday. was
caught az Dalhnrt Thursday and
brought % Roswell and landed in JAIL
Re was under $500 bond for drawing
a gun on a negro and before leaving
took everything he could Eot his
hands on. including g15 diamond
ring belonging Co Miss AnnabOIlc Car
mack. young society lady he was
paying marked attention Co., She has
preferred charges against him. The
arrest has caused n sensation at RIOS
we'll ana about 800 people were 81 me
depot to see the prisoner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
EELlX NOT DEAD
DENIED THE REPORT THAT
SOME ONE HAD KILLED FELIX
MARiNEZ.

Some cntcTprIEing citizens seem
10 have been engaged for the past
few days In tho CHASTITY work OF XII.
Ing on people well known In this city.
says the Las Vegas optic. Three
such cases have come 10 might within
as many days he last victim vas
Felix Martinez. OF ~ Paso Editor An
tonic Lucero wrote 10 Mr. Martinez
and requested him 60 say whether or
not ho was dead ~ am not dead and
have no intention OF attending my
own funeral soon, vas the answer
STR Lucora received 10y telegraph
this unrning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
LARoEsT welt.

Ever Opened In the World a. Artsala.
New Mexico.
A telegram from Roswell. dated
Nay ~. says. Word reached tho city
this afternoon that J. G. Hale has
brought IN the big now NJ hia artosian
we'll near Artesia. NJ NJ The fiow Is
nine foet above tho casing. This
makes the largest artoslnn we'll in
the world. beating the famous Cecil
well az Artesia which flows seven
feet above the casing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

monlo Tor putting up a big windmill
on tho campus. The university viii
soon BE- assured Of an abundant 80.
ply OF water.
The Egtrolla literary society held
ito rorular meeting last wednesday.
The principal feature Of tho program
was the discussion Of the question.
Resolved. that the Greeks have had
greater influence on civilization than
the Jews"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
STRUCK 6Y ELECTRIC soLr

The Experience Of Two Men In
chavea County
Clinton Llghtfoot OF Big Springs.
Texas. and IA Haakln6 OF Roswell
sere severely shocked by lightning
Wednesday night six miles southwest
o. the city They had gol undor the
wagon 90 be- out Of the rain. Both OF
the horses we're Instantly killed.
iAghtfo0t was injured the worst. being
unconscious. and whom no came TO
himself he was some distance from
the wagon The lightning LETT q ROD
sigEag stripe on his loft side and his
feet were badly bllstorcd lie had
predicted for ten yos.s that he would
b. killed by lightning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
THE BROTHERHOOD
OF ST. ANDREW

Syracuse n. 4, az "a Delegations
FROM many parta ~ the state filled
Trinity church tails moruig az tho 0p.
ening ~ The eleventh annual oonvon.
lion of the brotherhood % ST. An
irom % M State OF New York the
convection was Opened with religious
services ana Bishop Qimstcad deliver.
ed the charge 90 the brotherhood. Two
business sessions were held during
che day President e H. Parker Of
Norwich presiding A programmes or
special services has been arranged
f1r tomorrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

orty on Palace avenue. The directors
Tor the nrat three months will be A.
T. Morrison. Jr, y. r.; oscar Q. wat
son. y. l. X; Norman L. King. " L.
X; Jay Turloy ~ l.. X: A. J Fiaoh.
or. Charles Haspolmath. Aioia ~ Ren.
chan, George ~ Ellis and John u
Vaughn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

in purchasing q piano be- sure and
see our stock got prices aud torma
We have the exclusive agency Of the
iolioWins pianos ChickcrlnR. Everett.
~ Boston. behF 5rcs. and Haines
Bros, Oi New York; also Marshall a
WondalL Kimbal A Sohaofor. OF chi
caEo; Harvard. OF Cincinnati.
THE WHlTaON MUSIC co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
GALLUP TEACHERS

School Board Held Meeting and Re-
elected the Old Teaehers.
The Gallup school board held q
meeting and roappoIntod the present
corps Of teachers for ne next year.
Mas Dysart takes the second grado
and Miss mcNallan takes the sixth
and seventh. 4. A. Waring was 70.
elected clerk and William Mcvlckers
was appointed 90 collect the annual
poll tax. The clerk was ordered 90
correspond with n number OF firms ln
regard 20 installing O. heating plant
at the school house
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

Curod HE Mother Of Hneumatiam.
My mother has been a sufferer for
many years with rheumatism" suy1
w "a Howard. OF Husband pa "At
times she WA unable 60 move AZ an.
while nt all times walking was pain.
ful . qro7ontad her with a bottle 81
ohamher'aiu's Pain Balm and after a
Tow applications she decided % was
the most wonderful pain rolioyor aho
had ever tried. ln fast che a never
without @ nov ana ia az an tmea
able 90 walk An occasional applica-
zion OF Pain Balm keeps away tho
para nat she was formerly troubled
whh" sold BY sll druggists.