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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-02-13
EUREKA COUNTY
WILL GET new ROAD
WESTERN PACIFIC'S 5000, 900
MORTGAGE FILED HERE.

The Company Pledges All Its Prop
erty to Cover Issue of Bonds to
Build Line from Salt Lake to
San FranciscO-Papers Re
corded in Every County
i'm Which Company
Has Interests.
The $50, 000, 900 bond.issue mortgage
from the Western Pacific Railway Com
pany to the Bowling Green Trust Com
pany of New York, of which the parti-
culars are published ON the first page
of this issue of the SENTINEL in a dispatch
from Salt Lake, was received in Eureka
on Wednesday and filed for record with
County Recorder Spinner. 1t will be
recorded in every county where the
railroad has or expects to have inter-
ests.
The form of one Of the bonds is given
and in it is found the detailed routes of
the lines owned and to be operated, and
to be hereafter constructed by the
Western Pacific Company.
One of these uni from San Francisco
by rail and ferry to Oakland; thence to
Stockton; thence in a n~ortheasterly
direction to Sacramento; thence in a
northerly direction to Marysville;
thence to Oroville. and thence north
easterly and easterly across the Sierra
Nevadas to the California; Nevada
boundary line; and thence in a general
easterly direction by a convenient,
practical and feasible route to a point
on the boundary line between the
States Of Nevada and Utah. and finally
to Salt Lake City.
The instrument, which is one of 81
large printed pages, is executed by w.
]. Bartnett. President of the Western
Pacific Railway Company; L. r. Bush,
Assistant Secretary; William H. Taylor,
Vice-President of the Bowling Green
Trust Company, and William NJ. Laws,
Secretary, with Charler Edgar Mills
and J. J. Dickinson, Jr.. witnesses.
The filing of the Western Pacific
mortgage in Eureka is positive assur-
ance that the Company expects to have
interests in Eureka County.
1t has been claimed many times over
that the most ICON venient, practical
and feasible route" for the Western
Pacific in Nevada is through Eureka
County. While different surveys have
been made in this county, the route
from Ibapah, on the Utah boundary,
across Diamond Valley. crossing the
Eureka g. Palisade Railway about eight
miles north of Eureka, through the
Devils Gate pass and on to Austin, is.
in the opinion of all who have given
the matter consideration, the route that
will be decided upon, and Eurekans
will await the next move of the pro-
moters of the new road with anxiety
and interest.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-02-13
JUDGE BREEN MAKES DENIAL.
Report That He Is q Candidate for Su-
preme Judge Has No Foundation.

report Inat he is q Candidate Tor Su-
preme Judge Has No Foundation.
The Tonopah Bonanza says Judge
Peter Breen is said to be seeking the
nomination for Supreme Court Justice.
The attention of Judge Breen was
called to the above item and he made
the following statement
THE statement contained in the To
nopah Bonanza regarding my political
aspirations this coming Fall is abso-
lutely without foundation, and 1t is
evidently the invention of some harm
less crank ON 'roorbacks.' I am satisfied
with my position Of Judge Of the Third
Judicial District. and will continue
to perform my duties as such to the
best Of my ability to the end Of the
term"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-02-13

The death Of Charles Geraty is the
first fatality from the scarlet fever that
has been prevalent in Eureka and vi
cinity for about three months. Very
nearly every child in this entire dis
trict has been ill with some form of
this terrible di sease, and on several oc-
casions were it's victims at deaths door.
The Eureka school was closed for sew
eral weeks on account of the sickness
among the children, and when it was
deemed safe to reopen it, everyone was
thankful that the epidemic had not
desolated a single home. About this
time, however, the disease germs had
gone up on the mountain and a number
of the children at the Diamond were
stricken with the fever. The school
was Immediately closed and has not
yet been r~eopened.
The 4-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Gibelini at the Diamond is
said 20 be in a critical condition, but
all the other children are reported to be
doing well.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-02-13
ORE SHIPMENTS OVER THE E. & !

The following ore shipments have
been made over the Eureka & Palisade
Railroad for the week ending February
10, 1904:
MINE. Pounds of Ore.
Eureka Con. 1T, 160
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-02-13
THE EUREKA POsToFFIcE.
The Department Increases the Allow
ance for Rent 81 O Month.

Postmaster Broy informs the SENTINEL
that the Postofice Department at WASH
ington has increased the allowance for
p~ostofice rem in Eureka from rs to $40
a month.
Mr.. Broy says hat the Trustees of
the Masonic and Odd Fellows building
at their meeting last Sunday refused to
grant him the reduction in rent he had
asked for, and that he is still consider
ing the question Of removing the post
office from its present quarters.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-02-13
DEATH OF CHARLES GERATY.

Charles, the 4-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Geraty, died at Prospect,
Eureka County, on February 8. 1904.
The little fellow had been i'll about
three weeks with scarlet fever. and for
days his life hung in the balance and
then yielded to the dread disease. The
funeral took place Thursday afternoon
from the residence of his parents at the
Diamond mine, and the remains were
inferred in the Catholic cemetery in
Eureka. The funeral was largely at
tended, many friends from Eureka be-
ing present.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-02-13

II Four Life Inaursdf
II not. protect your family by taking out .
policy in the New York Life Insurance Com
pany. B. L. Smith, Agent. .
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-02-13

Commenced Suit for Wages.
Ed Altwegg commenced suit in the
District Court in Eureka this week
against the United States Mining and
Smelling Company at Alpha, Eureka
County, for $500 for labor performed.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-02-13

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j. E. NORRIS,
DAVID MORRIS,
J. E. HOOPER,
r. H. MANUEL,
w. j. HOOPER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

signs tno deed was done by a band o.
Apache Indians. who have been Twins
somewhere IN that neishborhood over
since Geronimo was captured. But
owing 10 the extreme roughncsa OF ths
country they have not before been def
iniioly located
Several parties of prospoCtors have
boon robbed of all thoIg OUTFIT and
some killed and several prospoctora
who went into that country alone have
mover been heard OF
Several years ago two of iho band
were KILLED while fobhlng "a farm neat
Cave valley and since That time lul,
has boon hoard of outlaws while
pruspoctor are perfectly safe In tho
Cuaynopa and OuBynop.ta districts
we wish TO warn al persons drslrlns
to go into the head of the nonito
about gb miles northwest of thla col
ony. to be- careful and have at least
half a dozen M the party Tor safety
There are probably a dozCn Indians
loo tae baud mentioned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
WORK ON THE
HoNoo RESERVOIR SCHEME

@ A. Hammond. che diamond iru
expert, uow has hIa men aJ work on
ths Uundo reservoir Hitr drll'ns
holes to "a depth sufficient t0 deter.
muU tbo character 0f ihc strata un.
ierIyug The natural basin which bias
n,en selected ls Zoe .'r zoe tho rosDr
yoir says corr. p0udeuI writing
from Roswell
The hollow UrII cuts and holds in
it interior q core OF lfory inch d
material through which 10 passes
Th. core a placed u cabinet made
for Jho purpose aud an accurate rec.
ord .s kept of tho thickness of each
stratum and lHn depth at which 90 waa
found
Mr Hammond DNpects to leave soon
Tor Salt Lake City where be- ls To-
establish bits headquarters na super
.uteudout OF diamond drill work ln an
the reclamation service. be has hat
go years experience iu such work In
various states, old MeAico and New
f0undland, and Is recognized as a val.
liable man 10 the service.
ohm ID. Ray and another man who
gives the name Of Jim Miller. are con
hncd DO the Chayes county jail for
passing ono dollar silver certificates
raised 90 $40 uy past.ng tho numbers
and the word twenty" on ono side.
THOR work De- said 10 have boon done
very neatly and as they usually tried
90 pass thCm on Cinnamon 900 buying
meal tickets, they met with consid
cradle success Papers found on Ray
/ indicate that hD has been operating
/ az over the west and 's probably
/ wanted elsewhere Tho two are 90 Boz
turned over 10 the United states au.
ihOr.ties.
/ About 100 hnmo.eekerH from Tho
north came ln on a Tallmadgo oxcur
sion train some days ago ana have
boon looking over this portion OF the
valley
30 serious damage seems 10 have
been done the fruit here hy me cold
weather $50 far. but considerable ap
. prohouaion D. st.ll fclt for fear a cold
wave may yot reach tho valley u
is believed, however. chat the danger
has about passed
Roosevelt county. which was sogro
gated from Chaves county. has pail
into the treasury OF the laticr g2.7Ti 81
as Doc share of the bonded Indebted
ness 900 0oO-of Chayos county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
SAVE EIGHTY MILES.
SANTA PC BUILDING CUTOFF ron
rRANscoNTINENTAL TRAFFIC.

n spite of an contrary umor me
Phoenix a Eastern viii roach Benson.
says the Gazette While the ught.ot.
way across the public domain MED
m the interior department AZ wash.
.ns.0n covers tho line to bguaon only
auI Che grailus contract held BY
Grant Bros extends only 90 tnat point.
che construction of me branch from "a
point between uullCyvIIu and the
mouth 0f tuo Aramp.a canyon 90
Dem.uE N A. s omplaicd and
preliminary surveys have been made.
% Is not Improbable tnat th.s VIII bo
dome under ness organization. which
in up uIso wlU Interfere or delay tho
construction oI the line Goo benson
DO has boon asceuaIuod boy enc San.
IA De- managers tHat they can shorten
their main uuo from &C. east 90 can.
fornIa bog at least o.Euy miles o they
build from budlcyuuc or the Arava.
pia canyon to peminF. and from Con.
EresB Junction 90 the Colorado river.
By 20 doing al INC heavy mountain
grades of the present though line
would boz avoided. Grading ON tho
extension from congress 30 the Colo
RADIO river now is in progress. The
branch being assured. it now is prob
iemat,al whether tue cuton so tho
coast will have ,.a eastern terminus
a. Downing 0r 40 point near Will
Jams Iho Santa pc has proceeded "a
encct This cut-Oi by series OF
branch roads. but each OF these
branches Is successive INK on thC
U1laya desert az least ninety miles
west OF The Needles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
ENGINE BLOWS UP At FLORENCE
FIREMAN e. a. Hahn KILLED
AND NolNEER MOODY BADLY
HURT.

Railroad men have been discussing
this afternooa news OF an accident
40 Florence thls noon whereby two %
their number suffered. one being kii.
"a outright and the other 80 badly
hurt he s. expected % die az any mo
mont. says the Newton. Kansas, no.
publican Tho engine that exploded
was No f1l AMI tho accident hap.
pencI a mile west of the station
about twelve o'clock. o. o. Hahn. the
uroman, was instantly nalod by tho
explosion and VIII Moody. the en-.
g.ue"r. wBs moriany injured. Ho was
reported lito this afternoon 20 be-
dying Both men are married aud
live iu EmpOrh. ihoy run on inc
Cottonwood division aud are frequent
ly n Newton. hc.aR woll known 20
local railroad men Much sympathy
is expressed among thor friends here
Tor the b,roRvCd families
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
srAnBiNo AFFRhYs
At las VEGAS

At LAS VEGAS
There was plenty OF trouble ON Che
west eide Saturday % che and carly
sunday morning. says tho Las Vegas
Optic.
A. result two men srrO stabbed.
one seriously The injured ones are
-alamon ortiz and lsidor Madrid The
former received q cut beneath the eve
600 che check and the latter an ugly
wound in the Ghost
lu addition. thoro are several black
cycs and injured limbs Several OF the
young men OF tnc town had boon Boo.
luleIng through iho evening lu too
much nrowator As tho nIEht wore on.
tboir spirits and tompors rose a gau.
oral row resulted. ending vlth the
use of knives Tho attacks were made
about Q o'clock ln tbo morning. one
on the plaza and the other nearly Goo
front of tho hose house 1u Bridge
street
Ortiz vus especially mixed un with
ConoIIo naca and Feline Lcyha. bat
uH su.t was br0usHt against them Tho
matter was settled outside che courts
Madrid accused Jose Santiago Val
cr'o. and hia chse was heard by Jus
lice of the Peace Otoro This morning
Valerie appeared pleaded not guilty
and waived examination 10 the grand
jury tie was pot under a 500 bond
Tho wound of Mafr.d may prove
serious % wss Inflicted between tho
sixth and seventh ribs. not far from
the heart nr Bradley was called and
dressed The wound Complications are
feared. which may result Ia serious
consequence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
y. S. CAVALRY TROOPERS
70 ARRIVE SUNDAY

Unless aom,thns unforeseen hap
pens tU impede their travel. troops q
and q of the FiiUh United states cav.
airy. WIN arrive here saturday night
or Sunday morning and SUNDAY AInu
querquO Will Doc filled with buD g0at.I
troopers Some place ou the outskirts
of the city there viii Doe a real biyuu.
aC. one very am.l8r t0 what might
lo seen in war times, ana the city
viii assume a very military and unus
mai appearance.
There are $3.50 troopers .u the two
troops and tho 0n.cCrs accompanying
Thorn are. Major Johnson. commau
dog. Capt 70 D. Goldman. troop ~.
Capt s Field Dallam, troop q Cap
tain Dalton chaplain; Lieut. J w
McCHunck. troop @. Lieutenant Nor
Icy adluiani. troop r, Lieutenant
Morrison. troop O., and Dr. James ~
Hepburn.
Troops y and q OF the Fifth lefl
Fort Logan. Colo. the later part OF
last month and are co route 20 Fort
iuachuca. Arizona They spent last
Sunday az las Vegas.
Doubtless the Commercial club VIII
entertain the CHcora while they ar,
in Albuquerque At las Vegas q
smoker was glvCn lu their honor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

George T.. Locke. who represented
Hoarts Chicago American az the ter
rItorial democratic convention held A.
Silver city passed through the city
This morning ca route home. Ho was
comfortably located in tho corner OF "a
Pullman scat ana wore the expression
of a man who had done hls duty and
was entirely at peace with the world.
Ip said eyes we had a hard pull and
won out by "a scratch but an inch o.
as good as mile and tho national con.
yontlon win ho carried che same way
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
WHITE PLAGUE
SENATOR CLARK JF MONTANA
WILL SPEND THREE MONTHS
ABROAD UNDER THE CARE or
SPECIALISTS.

Senator william A. Clark NJ Mou
nul. fho copper NuE ia threatened
NtH tuaCrcuosIs. 0i wbicn te has a.
H1ia haI O droa., having inherited
a. 1huCss 0I thc muss. He has
l..H suffering from acute urouchlua
COR inc past SIX months Senator
C'ark has sailed from Ncw lork for
3 Hoa and will consult pulmonary
specialists az Aulan and Berlin Ho
win spend me next three months On
De balmy climate OF Italy seeking
relief from the threatened Illness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

United satos immigration lGspcc
tor Fred ~ McKeohan bas just re-.
turned from several days spent At
ias Cruces. whoro bee has brou rop
roscntlng tho government lu The trial
OF some Chinese cases. says the El
P.uo Herald.
ono case. that OF ieo Gan. was
settled by ordering the defendant DC.
ported
Tho case against Charles J.. Fora
WA settled uy oraoriug defendant 20
tho ponitont.ary Tor tnlrtCon montha
after which be will be- uOportcu 20
china Form crossed into the United
states from Mexico and left here over
che Santa Pc Tor the north. hut was
arrested before he got to Las Cruces
Form had in bis possession a certi-
hcatg purpnrting 90 have been Issued
by the United States government al.
lowing him 90 remain In the United
States. This certificate was shown to
have been forgery, especially In
Wow % the fart that the real Charles
{. Form was ordered doportod by
Commissioner Howe. OF this city. last
year
The rial CharuOs cnmo 40 from
/ Mexico without hl8 certificate and
said % Was lost. tut referred the ON.
GERS 90 tho religious people OF ben.
uInEion. w. for proof that no was a
good boy and that ho had uved
there Tho proof came hll right. but
/ as Charlie had several hundred dor
. lars fof which he could not readily &C,
count. mo officers decided tnat
/ had cold HE certificate and he was
dcportod
/ Tho advent ot another man with
tho certificate proves their conioct.
uroa 90 have noon true and shows that
I3un ChInnmRn 10 willy hoy, even n
no. does attoud Sunday school aud
hear his bible
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
SMOTHERED TO DEATH.
CELLAR WALLS cAVED M ON
JUAN TRUJiLLo AND WIFE M
WET CANON

a SAD tragedy happened u Wet can.
on. a1ouc oiEht miles from Weston.
resulting ln tue death oi Juan Truul
b. and wife, Two young Nezloans Who
mad just oume there from North Fork
90 build themselves "a home says tho
trinidad Chronic,o
Win their two children they had
JUST moved over o. @ deserted raucn
which they expected 20 work, and had
begun the erection uf new house
over au ola cellar which they had
rooted over in a temporary fashion.
and were ualng % 90 IvC in until tho
house could Doe completed
The parents slept ou one side OF
the cellar amt the two children on
the other side.
Some time during the uight iho
earth wall OF toe cellar cayed in. buy.
Ing rrmio ANA hts wii0 beneath q
mass OF dirt. and they were smother.
ed Co death.
Tho children we're uuhurJ
Iauy continued sleeping peacefully
until morning al unconscious that
death had come among them in me
darkness aud laid bis sealing nnEgrs
ou iho lips of thcir parents only a
fsW feet away ln rno morning tnoy
found. however only a pile OF earth
where their father and mother had
lain down to rest tew hours before.
The little tots ran 10 neighbors, and
with white faces ana trembling yoicos
told of their distress. and ted a party
t0 the ranch where rruiIlo and hiu
wife were dug cut from the ruined
cellar both dead.
Tho children are being cared tor
by Mexican ue.ghh0r.
Tho rruiilos were well and uvon.
bly, known both ON North Fork and
ia Wet canon. having lived in that
section Tor several year,
a % not definitely known how the
accident occurred, rho roofing over
lhc cellar was supported by two
ueams. and % is supposed that these
were dlslOdsed by cattle during the
night and felI iu, striking 1ruiilo
/ aud his wife and Nuing them, Tru
/ illo was a tie chopper The two chit
drou who escaped are a boy aged -four
and a girl of but two years oid.
/ n iB PROBABLE that the remains of
/ the two victims OF tho accident viii
be- taken up from thoir temporary bun
cal place in Wet canon and reinforced
/ in the Vigil cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
DEMOCRATS At SILVER CITY
THE CONVENTION. TO SELECT
DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CON.
VENTIoN CONVENED AT $3.50
Pm.

q Special TO- The Citizen q
q Silver CITY ~ NJ. April Ia. 3
q Tho democratic convention. call. 3
. cd for iho purpose OF naming del. q
. Cgato6 to che democratic national q
. convention at ST. Louis. convon. q
q od IN this city at 2.3O this after. Q
. noon. being called 10 order by 3
. W. Hopcwoll. chairman of the q
q democratic territorial central Q
. committee 3
q After The convention was call. 3
q cl Co order and the secretary 3
q had read The call Hon Antonio q
o Joseph. OF Olo Calicnto. was q
. elected temporary chairman. and 3
- H0a. A % Ronohan. of Santa 30. q
q temporary secretary Tho iutor q
o prcicss are Is. 6. DC Baca. OF Las .
q Vegas and A g Torres. OF So. q
q zorro D
. The delegates are almost a Q
q hundred strong. eyoIy county On .
y The territory being represented q
q some hard work % being done .
Q On favor of securing an endorse Q
. mont by tho convention Of w u. .
. Hearst as prcsiucntlal candidate .
. Tho convention o. flooded with q
. badges ami pins OF Hearst .
q las VEGAS wss selected an the q
9 meeting place OF the convention 9
. 90 nominate delegate 90 con. .
. gross .
q Committee were appointed. a. .
q Ter which the convention nd. .
o iournod until Q o'clock tomor- q
@ row morning q
eooo0oos eoooo0eee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

New YORK, April lO.-JudEo hili
of che United states district court
to-day granted Temporary injunction
which Restraints Hpoclal Examiner
Alexander from continuing tho oK'
animation ihto the 81 a. GO. bank'
uptcy Tho petition alleged that the
special examiner Grrea In refusing 90
allow counsel for petitioners 70 on.
anime the witness Tnd that tno eH'
animation has gone beyond proper
scope ana has permitted tho intro.
aucflon of extraneuua matters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
INDIAN OEPREDATlONS.
REMNANT or oERoNlmo's BAND
rHEViNo m CHIHUAHUA.

East week some 1f our t0ckmen
found evidences OF O. email bunch 0f
cattle having been run on OF their
range aud suapectlng Indians. organ.
zod a SCOUTING party Of nine and FOL-
lowed The train three days and two
nights and found thcif camp says a
correspondent Of tht El Paso Times.
writing from Colonh chihuahua. Mex
ico
They ALEC found whore eight becyos
had been killed and every particle nf
lesh taken on tho honcs and from on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Milwaukee. April i5 Tho MIlwau.
keo Boxing club has arranged a good
program for Co., weekly show loniglt
Tho principal event viii bring togeth
or erwin" sullivan the Woltcrwoient
champion OF England and Charley
McKoovOr tho Philadelphia mid lo
weight The articles Of agreement
provide Tor rIx round bout 40 l5s
pounds. Both dghtcrs have boon
training faithfully and appear Co ho
u good condition Tor the contest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

tonanco Of Dc common schools. ami
the usual restrictions. requirements
and safeguards are thrown around all
of these donations 30 oacn on the
states.
an Appropriation OF ft5.0UO tor the
state OF Oklahoma ana OF FiOu,OuO for
the state OF Arizona. or so much
thereof iu each case AS may bo nocca
sary. ga made tor o. aging the OK
pcures of the conventions provided
for ln the bul. To be- expended undog
Csc direction OF the secretary of the
interior.
% is provided tHht until the admls
sion of me proposed states the terri
t1rIal one m shall continue 60 per.
orm their duties as 40 present ln the
respective territories.
The house caucus to bo held today
800 decide whether the bill is 90 be
Considered at .hls session. or not until
tho short session cot congress in ue
rnmhOr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
Sour
Stomach

20 appetite. loss Of strength. nervous
ness. headache. constipation. bad breath.
general dsb.liy sour r.aines and caisrh Of
The stomach are al due 90 Indigestion. Kodol
cures indigestion. This new discovery rsprs.
SCENTS ihs natural juices 5f digestion az hey
exist iu healthy stomach combined wlih
Che greatest known tonic and reoonstrucuvo
properties kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
only cure Indigestion and dyspepsia tui Oils
famous remedy cures all stomach troubles
BY cleansing. purifying. sveolening and
strengthening the mucous membranes lining
Che stomach.
~ g s.. nsl ~ R1yursfott w. VI rsys. 3D.
u Wa1 ifuuniai With 1lgf .iIuaoh for tatriv Years
hei1' cured me- ni us ns n1s ufins u n mIa
kodoi Digests What You Eat.
Bottles Qly 8 90 Sac ho.t.re 2 Is unsa Ne ma
afa uhiah a-.f f1r ID eraia
Prepared bT 2. Q. oeWrrr a o. CHICAGO
toi sale by o. a. Hugrs e. Co. ana q
NBnu A. Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

A Wood 81 las Cruces la on a
visit 90 The territorial metropolis