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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

From the New Mexican
J. ~ Reach Of Washington, ID G..
is Ca the city and Is registered az the
Claire. He b. connected with the fold
work OF inc bureau OF forestry
Territorial Secretary and Mrs. J.
w. Reynolds returned last night from
an eastern visit They attended The
81 Louis exposition and also visited
Mrs Reynolds parents az Omaha.
w. g. Hopewol general manager
of the Now Mexic0 Fuel a Iron com
uany ana Mrs. Hopowcll. arrived from
the east yesterday During their trip
they visited g. Louis, pittsburg and
ChicagO
Major G. q. Wedges. 10 charge Of
this recruiting district, went 10 Al
huquorQuo last evening to swear one
man into The Unlted States service
Orders have been received from
Washington 10 discontinue recruiting
IA New Mexico and the offices az San
"a no, Albuquerque and Ration will b
closed within thirty days.
Humoru OF a shooting ARRAY early
this afternoon causes considerable ca
citemont ON the streets. Augustin Du
ran, a young man. was shooting bird
beyond the old Denver a Ri0 Grand
depot and Apolonio Lobato. who wa
somewhere In the vicinity received
shot thrOtsh hiu coat. Someone sen
en- a hurry can for me police. whs IA
vesiigatcd and found the facts a.
above stated.
Attorney "a l.. ortiz yesterday q,
Coived a telegram from District Al
torney D. W. clancy requesting him &
send Mary Ortiz. a sixteen year ol
girl ~ Sandoval, 20 testify before th
grand jury now in session az Una
place in the case of the Territory VI
Springer. The defendant Or ~ a
father of the Girl and be is che- 90
with seduction Last evening A.
Ortiz. father Of the gir took her
8andOval
Oonaro Hovoy. a l6yearold bol
was before Justice Garcia charge
with assault and put under peac
bonds Cor slx months m the sum
$500
Attorney Robert q Gortnor r
turned from d visit 10 bis old home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
RAILROAD NOTES

tFrom wednesday, Daily Cltlzcn).
%. 81 Van slyck. live stock agent
fqr ne santa re. was ln Santa Pc yos.
torday comforting with Santa Ne Cen.
trai afNclais
fnrinoor and Mrs iach Fenner OF
slo aouth Ano street. are entertain.
ina Mr. aud Mrs william Runyan OF
'uiat iitchm0n6. Cal
f'reaiaont atlllwell and party OF
1hont officials. with forty eastern
capitalists. passed through Fort
Forth In special train On route 90
me etF OF Mexico The party viii a..
Cnd NJ inaugural Of President DiaE
A locomutivo 0n % santa Ne way
lroiaat east bound blew up nc Ponio
osua lli. Friday evening. killing Fire
maa Harvey Braunman. OF Forgythc
and seriously lniurlng Engineer Mu
Ton TIE explosion SGT fire to the
aoIloe. bst the flames we're extinruish
Of beiore any great damage was done
Cuaauetor LoBenoy OF the nrat Ola
trIct e. tho New Mexico division. 0,
doing duty on Conductor A. r. Cat
chefs Fun on the third district Mr.
0atohd is visiting az his Old home %
Ohio Conductor r. Davidson. Of th'
AlbuquequaIas Vegas freight run. Il
punohlnE tickets on the Rrgt district
ia Mr. f,eaeney's place
About thlrtynvo men are worklni
steadily on tho foundations OF the new
union depot a. M Paso Chief Engl
neer Patton says that go per cen
Of ne foundations are In and tina
II he weather does not delay th'
vort that The foundations will be- ID
osfore the end of February and worl
o. Jhs walls commenced
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

otto Dieokman. trustee. TO Frank
Mckee and wife, lots i72. i73. t7i and
i75. block "a. Perfccto Armlio add.
ton: consideration. 81,
n. n. Groonleaf and wife 90 John ".
Moore Realty company. lots no. n and
i2. block 10. original townslte; con.
sidoratlon. $3.50.
Frank Mckee and wife 60 Katharine
s Farrell. lots i7i and i75 block a..
Armiio Bros addition, consideration.
g2175.
Otto Diechman. trustee, Co Frank
Mckee and wife. lots i7i. i7b. l76 and
Ia. block "a. Perfocto Armiio add
tion: consideration, 81.
Manuel Codlllo y Tulsa a. DO Cedillo
90 Felix Gallayo. a piece Of land 10
narelas. consideration. $40.
N. Wilson and wife 70 Mrs. Bella
Lee, lot 4. block 81, Huning's High
land addition; consideration. 81.
Angelo Vivian 10 Julia Catalanl. a
piece of land on west side OF North
Third street. consideration 81.
Maurice Vaughan and wife Ia o. n
Marion, lots 20 and N. block T. Ami
20 addition: consideration, 81.
Alfred T.. Chandler 20 Alice p. Chan
dler. lot %. block %. original town
site: consideration. 81.
Helen j. Hawloy 90 Maria Setback
parts Of lots 10. "a. 10. 10 and ~. blocl
I8i, original townsite; consideration. 81
CONCEPTION do Martinez 81 al. 20 Sal
bador Rodante. a piece Of land los pre-
Iclnct &. consideration, $50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
OIL BOOMERS ARE
PLACED on TRIAL
ST LOUIS MAN CHARGED WITH
USING THE MAILS TO pEFRAUp.

Henry A. Bradford. Abraham J..
Frank and Jesse -. bradford OF 81.
Louis were placed ON trial in the
United States district court yesterday
ON indictments charging the use %
the mails TO deiraud by selling Oh
stock alleged 90 be worthless The
case win be given 10 She Jury this
morning. Ton Witnesses were heard
FOR the prosecution. three % whom
testiaod 10 buying stock in the con
Germ promoted by the bradford broth
era and Frank. with an ONCE In g.
Louis
Three years ago the Bradiorda and
Frank Joined the ranks of oil pro
motera. organizing the Western Union
Oh COMPANY. u was advertised az
having a capital stock Of $1,000. 900
and claimed 20 own "gunhorg" az al
rodones. n. H. and oIl lands NJ Wells
Vile Mo-, on which wells we're bcini
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

The tenyearold son OF Ellio Her.
rora. while ON his way home from
school az noon. was kicked In the
head by morse and sustained a dan
gerous fracture OF the skull says the
Las Vegas optic. Ihe little fellow 3
hat blow off and he ran 20 capture o..
The hat blew against q horse that
was loose IN the road The 90 hoy
followed and whom STOPPING 70 pick
up the hat. the horse kicked, out
stretching tho urchin senseless In che
road. He was picked up and taken 10
the Ladies' home. where lais after.
noon Or. Black. assisted by Dr. Upton
and Dr. smith. performed an opera
ton. removing several pieces Of bone
Tho case Is critical, but the little iel
low came out from under tae inlu
cnce Of the anaethetic and Is believed
20 have q very fair chance Of recoy
cry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
SILVER CITY


From the independent
County Commissioner D. q. CurOtOn
returned Friday from a visit 10 the
Louisiana Purchase exposition At 81
Louis.
Miss Ola Chcnowth, who has beon
toachlng during the fail 10 Arizona,
spent a few days Of last week In town
with her relatives.
Miss Blanche Casey, who holds the
position a. teacher Ia tine Iordsburg
public schools, spent Thanksgiving
hero with her family and friends.
Freight cars 10 an exceedingly large
number save lately arrived In silver
City with the result that the omploye.
OK the Santa 30 and the haulors Of
freight are nov busior than hss been
the case for several months,
sheriff james H. Blair left Sunday
evening for LOrdsburg where he made
a sale yesterday OF the property OF the
American Consolidated Copper com.
pany. under Judgment obtained by the
Eagle Drug Mercantile company
q. w. NJ. Carvp returned Friday
from o trip 60 Tucson ana Globe, Arl1
while IN che former city he attended
the grand lodge session OF the Ancient
order OF the unitod WOFkmea. and
was honofed by tho election as grand
overseor
Prof W. w. Robertson. formerly
principal OF the Demlng public schools
and we'll known Ia Grant county. ar
rived on yesterdays train from hli
home In Oklahoma and Is visiting hl'
daughter. Mrs sam w. Agee, in thh
city.
Jack Agoo and young son, Frederick
returned on Wednesdays train frou
Chicago. where they have been con
sultlng a specialist On regard 10 th'
sons health. Mr. Ageo reports hiN
son az much improved and that he d
Informed by the Chicago specials
that a complete recovery will sooI
Do effected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Pedro Marques. the Apache Indian.
who hao been amusing himself by TAX.
ing shots ~ those whom be- aid not
particularly fancy. reached an end Of
his career as a bad man Friday even.
ing. when he was taken into custody
by Sheriff Blair and Henry Rose
Grams. The officers had been on the
lookout for Marquee for a week past.
but so 7ell dld be conceal himself In
tho mountains that he could not De
located Friday evening. however. be
became 20 hungry that he returned TO
his home 90 get something 10 eat. and
as this place was b~!ng carefully
watched. ne was arrested. MaTquaz
made no resistance and Is now In Jail
awaiting a preliminary examination.
silver City Independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
FARMiNoroN
From me Hustler.

From ire Hustler
The roads up the San Juan river are
In a most dcplorahlo condition and
many complaints have been made in
regard 90 the same IN the last two
weeks Something should be done 20
relieve che situation
Jose Armllo OF Largo rs the hrst
man that oyor brought a load OF wheat
90 the Pennington mill. this was a
little over a year ago. Mr Armlio ar.
rived Tuesday with another load. and
10 high iu his praise Of Pennington
-four
William % Fischer. who has been
visiting friends In Pennington Tor the
past two months. loft for Fort Win.
gate. where be- will embark IN the gen
cral merchandise and indian trading
business
The John G. Hubbard Real Estate
Agency last week sold the ]. A. Broth
ors ranch east NJ town 60 Wayne Wal.
ling. che tract containing l20 acres.
Tor &C. 800: also the Bond ranch across
the river. thlrty.aix acres. 20 G. b.
Thompson for $3.50. both Mr. wal
ling and Mr.. Thompson are new ar
rivals and know a good thlng when
they SEQ A.
Andy Flaugh met with q painful &C
cldont BY having a load Of hsy turn
over with him while coming down the
grade opposite the Anlmas river
bridge. He Jumped from the load
seeing no other alternative. and th'
result ls a badly sprained ankle which
Will conhne him to his home for I
fow days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

drilled with promising expectations.
The stock was sold for 26 cents q
share. John Kifshdoerdor. Fred J..
Gndhous and Louis ia Costa. all OF
81 Louis. testified 90 buying some Of
tho stock The company sold stock
until about a year ago The defend
ants claim that the sales OF stock
reached only $3.50. which was in
vested in Improvements.
Senator Elklnu' Brother a Witness,
Sam " Elklne. postmaster AZ Col
umhia. no.. and brother Of Senator
stephen u Elklns OF West Virginia
with A. r. Davis and r. ~ Mansfield
Of Wollsvllle. Mo. we're among che
governments witnesses. tosiiiyinr
that the company had no property nj
Wellaville. on represented. judge p
D. Adams and james y May Of Alhu
quorque. ~ NJ. gave similar tcsti
mony IN REGARD 90 the alleged oil
wells the company was said 10 have Il
that state.
Tho Rradfords' defense Or that th'
company was a legitimate enterprise
and had az good q chance OF payin'
dividends az numerous others which
spfand up On the wake Of the Beau
mont boom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
LETTER MADE SLOW TIME.
seven Years on the Road BetweeT
Iowa and Missouri

seven Years on the Road Between
Iowa and Missouri.
Thomas Fields. O white Cloud Kan.
sas. man. has received a letter which
was mailed 20 him nearly seven years
ago and which was doubtless IN the
malls an that time Ehrly in 1888 Mr..
Fields wan engaged On the nursery
business in Fortescue, No. April q
1893. a letter was written 20 him and
mailed a. Bartlett. Ia, BY Henry Nor
gan. who wished TO purchase some
young trees. The envelope was rather
frnyed at the edges when e finally
reached Mr.. Fields and the letter bore
evidence Of having been water soaked
but neither the Forteacuo postmaster
or the railway mail clerk can explain
where "a has been for the last sever
years. u was forwarded from Fortea
cue 10 white Cloud az aeon AZ re
ceivod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Travelling Auditor Charles v. SAT-
ford left last evening foF Las Cruces
10 check over and examine the imam
olal records OF the treasurer and ex.
onclo collector. Of the sheriff and o.
the probate clerk Of Dona Ana county
From there he viii 90 20 Alamogordo
the county seat Of otoro county "a
perform similar duties. He VIII visit
Lincoln, the county seat OF Lincoln
county. and Santa Rosa. the county
seat OF Leonard Wood county on like
duty before returning 20 the capital
He will be- kept very busy the present
month and does not expect 20 return
% Santa re until Christmas New
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Minneapo lis, MIMI Dec There
was large and representative a..
tendance today az tho opening OF the
annual convention OF the Butter and
.CheesumakCr Association Of Mime.
sofa at the state agricultural college
at g. Anthonys Park The program
covers two days and provides FOR a
number OF interesting addresses and
practical demonstrations. Prominent
among the experts who viii Address
the convention are q Moore Of W3a
consin aud y H Kciffer of Iowa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
sUEo RAILROAD FOR
ThE loss OF AN Eye.

A. E Carrot has brought suit
against the Southwestern railroad for
100000 Tor the loss Of an eye In the
shops a. Douglas in October Ho was
boiiormakcr's helper and while a
rivet wa being cut from a boiler a
silver flew and hlt him 10 the eye The
petition filed IN Judge Ooggin's court
alleges that the steel was defective
and thai the company should pay
damages for the loss OF the eye -El
pas0 Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

a. %. Benedict. government inspoc-
tor OF forest reserves, arrived in ST.
yer City yesterday and is registered
az the Palace u lie understood his
visit here ia for the purpose OF In
veatirating tho advisahility Of the
creation OF a reserve Ia the Burro
mountains and the elimination Of a
portion Of the ella forest reserve
Silver City Independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 40. 6oVora
score 0f delegates arc taking part 30
me strict convention OF tho BrOiher'
hood az a. Andrew. which opened its
sessions today az g. Mays church.
THO city Tue chief purpose OF the
conference Is 90 outline plans for the
future work OF the brotherhood.
Among The prominent divines tailins
part are Bishop Brown OF Arkansas
Bishop 0ailOr of Tennessee and
Bishop Dmtton of Mississippi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Two cases OF contagious diseases
we're reported 20 the city authorities
this morning. DF. Sloan reported q
case OF dipthoria AZ the home Of n.
r. Dunlavy and Dr. J. NJ. Diaz report.
ed a case Of coniagion AZ the home Of
Marcolino Garcia segura Both
homes have been placardod by city
Marshal German. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
The Housshold Paoe.

The Household Page.
saw him take the paper and
Turn 10 the Household Fase
Then scan the columns up and dowa
A. one who an would gauge
" Aha" be- muttered 20 himself
Here's How 20 Make Rice Fritters.
And. Huw 90 Utilize Cold DRaf
And Home Made stomach Bitters
Then from his pocket forth he took
A pair ~ scissors small
And several from the printed Fags
The helpful hints and OH
he clipped The Way 20 ssrambls
DEEu.
And How To Make Peach Bussr 20
A well az half q doaeu more.
That's al again HE matter
"A Thoughtful man. a once messed.
"A man who cares for thinEs;
Who loves the calm. oonteRted aoaa
The home toakottle sings"
do you" ! aaksd preserve thess
notes
So that your wife may eye them ?"
mot much" he growled, ~ cut them
ont
So she won't SET 10 ~ them
baltimore Americas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
- nawney Promotsd

Bor nqwueys many friends hero
savs heard with satisfaction Of a
promotion thar has recently come bis
waT He has been appointed chief
clork io rra.umaslef t. McMahun
81 Las Vegas. New Mo1lcO Bert has
boou 90 he service OF the Santa 20
Tor seven years and during that time
has been promoted five times. which
gos 20 show that his work Is done as
q should be- and that his services are
appreciated By those over him. New
ton Kannnn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
e. peN &. pAys JUooMgNTs.
one Award Of $1,000 Goes 70 Lewis
Ryan and Another Of $500 20
8. s. MoComaa.


Several days ago the El Paso a
Northeastern Railway company paid
two judgments which had been award
ed against them in m Paso courts.
one was Tor tli.O ia favor OF Lewis
Ryan. a brakeman who formerly work.
ed here ana was employed on the A.
IA s. N railway at one time and later
went TO work on the main line where
ho received his injuries Il viii be
remembered that Ryan fell from a
water tank car about Dog Canyon and
was dragged several miles under the
brake beam 90 which be hung WITH
desperate tenaclty tie received Sc
we're Injuries and was practically par.
alyzod Hc sued the company for a
large amount and was awarded ST..
900.
The other judgment paid was In
favor OF g. b. McComas for $500
for Injuries received while In the EN-.
ploy of the company. Re was riding
on combination train between here
and VI Paso several years ago when
ID ls supposed the wind blew a board
from a car of lumber which struck
Mr. McComas. lnfllctlng injuries FOR
which no was awarded DAMAGE
This last case was on trial twice and
tho plaintiff was given judgment both
times, 90 the first instance for 5000
-Alamog0rdo Advertiser.
From Thursday's Daily CluzenJ
oral auditOr OF the Colorado a South
era. had resigned that once is now
denled ~ the other onicers
Me- and Mrs Henry Lowman of Sar
Nareiai. were passengers through Oh,
city ihis morning ON route 10 Kansas
Mr. lswman is an employe OF the San
"a Fs 81 san MarCiai
Mr.. Daniel O. Reid wife Of one %
the Ioading officials OF the Rock ia
lane Railroad company. died az Rich
mohd Terrace. on the Hudson. nea
lrviasgeH. q. Y. after an operation
perforned a week ago
TIE W Dorado. Kan. Republican
aaya. "A draft for $1,000 was "a
ccivea from the Topolubampo Raj
roaa company today TO pay for th
right % way from IN Dorado TO th
noTtheast corner Of the county, as as
praises BY the right OF way commits
sloaors. This means. Of course tina
the rsad ls a dead sure 60 Bully
"A sniclal circular Issued by Oh
: Santa Fe Central railway says that
W Records. master mechanic of "a
road. has resigned and that 60 suooee
BIN. Geurge "A shono has been al
pointed superintendent Of motiy
power and rolling stock. with hoa'
, quaHera az nstancla the appointment
Z 20 60 iuto effect tomorrow Sir shon
. comes from Alam0aa Colo, where b
was oonuected In a similar capscit
via enc Denver q Rio Orande raj
y road Now Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

The above Is from the &c. Louis
and confirms the
special dispatch 10 1'ho Citizen from
Santa re. which was published Tues
day afternoon. A. J. Frank. who iH
one Of the principal promoters Of tho
gushing" oil company Of Alag0doneu
~ we'll known IN this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Angeles has demonstrated the foasl.
hillty OF building such a tunnel. Tor q
has built a tunnel nine miles IN length
through the mountains sovon by nine
feet. FOR power purposes This com.
nanv proposes 10 transmit water for
power purposes lie miles
The Southern Pacific viii also ex.
pend several millions IN converting
me Carson and Colorado road. running
900 miles from Mound House New, 20
Keller. Colo. from narrow 10 standard
gauge This road connects with Che
Tonopah road and ltq facilities have
been unequal % the business Offering
Practically the entire Southern Pa
clnc road On heinz equipped with
underground steel rails The main
line from Salt Lake 90 San Francisco
from San Francisco 90 Portland and
san Francisco 20 los Angeles has a.
ready been 90 equipped ana ninety
pound rails are nov being laid vest Of
W Psao. Ter. through New NeEior
for a distance OF several hunorec
miles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Tho Santa re ls making every ~
fort 20 have the branch line from
whitewater 90 Fcrro ln ranhina up
Grafton Boy the nrst of December. and
to that end 900 teams and q iergo
force % mon are az work The road IL
being entirely rebuilt 0n higher
ground from Hurley 20 near San jose
IN order to avoid future flood damage
u will be- remembered that the branch
was $40 badly damaged by the floods
which visited this section early In oe-
tober that an trafaic has since been
suspended. As a result OF this the
mining camps ~ Fierru. Hanover and
Santa Rita have been ~ a serious die
advantage and Il will mean much IN
business way when the vork Of re-.
pair a. completed Silver city inde
pendent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

To Assemble for Railway Congress %
Washington, b. c. Next May.
The greatest exhibition OF Ameri.
can railway appliances and equipment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

NNAaH NHNfHHAN NNAhNAAiNH
A statement has been prepared by
the railroad commission ~ Texas
showing the progress Of the railroa1
companies Of that state. ~ reelected IN
MILEAGE. TONNAGE. rroaa revenue ana
income from operation during the last
nncon years In 1891 track MILEAGE
was s6bf. revenue tonnage i0.atf.lsb,
gross earnings SIS $685. os and net
earnings s6.a0s66i IN 1900 these
figures had Grown 20 the following
Mileage e867: TONNAGE. 22,2S0.60l
gross earnings. sf7062 SOS; net, Sill
i36.9i5. Tho figures Tor the year
ended Juno 20. 1904. show consider
able further rains. Track mileage was
then 1885. tons Of revenue 3O4o2.
aft: gross earnings. l6b1G912i. and
net earnings. ai8boi.aif
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
EaISSIGIRlE Z

UOOND@BA
In the fan Of r89s Icontracted that fear
Col disease, blood Poison Il gaiued such
headway that j Was forced 20 resign my
position and seek relief at Hot Sphugs
After spending an the mesns had went
% Memphis In less than three weeks
was Ia a hospital, and after nine weeks Of
suffering / was discharged a. cured 10
leas than q month every bone in my body
seemed 20 be- affected and felt as " they
would break az the least cHertion Again
I was compelled 20 resign, and returned
10 the hospital for o seven weeks stay
When ] came out ! was advised 20 Try
farming, When ! hmt went on the farm
prevailed on the only irm who handled
drugs 20 get me one dozen bottles Of 5 5
81 A that time both Of my hands were
broken out with blisleraand waaeovercd
with boila aud sores Ia the meantime my
druggist had gotten two dozen bottles %
8. s B for me and ! began Zee use, and
after taking the thirteeuth bottle not Q
sore OF boil was visible r. a PoWEGL.
Rasl 9Th g., Little Rock, AEk.
/ OF I'll human diseases, Contagious Blood
/ Poison Il the most hidcnua aud hateful
The victim d tortured with eating ulcers
sores and ahaccaaes, unsightly blotchea.
sruptona and other symptoms Of the mis-.
/ cradle disease 8. 5 has been used
successfully for nearly Fifty years iol
-. - -. Contagious Blood
SIS !. !. !. d. /. !. !.
/ Poison 70 con.
! y tains no mercury,
/ potash or other
mineral. OuFhome
treatment boo
gives al the symp
Ia toms Of this dis
ANAA eaae. Medical al
vice free
Tho Swim spsolao CoapanN Ailauta, ca
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Contagious Blood
Poison 70 con.
taina no mercury,
potash or other
mineral OuFhome
treatment book
gives nilthe oymp
toms Of this dia.
ease Medical "a .
vice free
$500 nafnnHa a