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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
CATTLE CONDITIONS
OF LUNA COUNTY
NO RAINS or ANY CONSEQUENCE
As YEr-cLoUpY WEATHER
AND SMALL SHOWERS LOCAL.
~ INDICATE a GOOD DOWN.
POUR SOON.

AS vet there has been but little. if
any rain throughout this section. A
few local showers are reported and Ia
places the green grass has begun 20
show ITSELF although tho heavy
clouds that are daily making their
appearance are good evidence that
within a few days We may ho blessed
with a ooplous and general downpour
says tho DomIng Headlight.
Many shipments have been made
up 20 date, and n largo number are
contracted 10 De shipped within a few
days Considering tho drouth and
range conditions In general cattle are
in fairly good shape. and prices OBJ.
talnod and now offered seem 20 be
satisfactory. Since our last report
the Alamo Hucohoo Co, has shipped
out 600 head, and other small dealers
entered into this shipment % raise
the number 10 nearly 500 head.
8 s. Blrchnold sold and delivered
within the past week % J. O. Hall
1G3 head of two and thrcos. which
will have a tendency 10 greatly re.
lioyo hls range for awhile az least.
A. W. Wilson has contracted Tor
a car shipment. which will amount
10 700 or 500 head. W. n. Jones. OF
Cooks Peak has IN tho nolghborho0d
OF COO head OF throcs and upwards
which no VIII sell here within tho.
next fow days or make arrangements
% ship himself.
Tho fact that an our cattle growers
have developed an abundance OF wat
or on their ranges within tho past few
years viii now greatly add 20 their
chances OF carrying tho greater por.
tlon OF their stock through this dry
season with comparative safety. AsI
yet there is no great alarm az 10 the
results.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
CIVIL SERVICE POSITIONS

The United States civil service
commission announces au pyamIna.
tlUu ON July 8. 1904 to secure olIgl.
blu FROM which to mato Cortlncatlon
20 hIl vacancies as they occur ln the
position of farmer .n the Indian cor
Vice Al the commission has oxper
fenced considerable dImcuIty Iu 90
curing o.E.blDs Tor this position.
qualified persons are urged Co enter
the examination
Tho United staJys civil service
commission announces au oxamIna.
ton ou June l9aH. 1000. fo aoCuroolirI
blDs from which to mako cortldcatIon
10 hIl "a vacancy In lbo position of aa.
slsiaut chemist lmaloI az Gl.l00 per
annum, iu tHO bureau of standards.
department of commerce and labor.
and other vacancies as they may 0c.
cur boo that bureau
The Ia.trl States y..l service
comu ION announces au oXamlna.
ton ON June %. 1000. 20 secure olIsl
hloH from which io make examination
10 n'I two vacancies iu the position
Of aid. bureau of standards. depart
mcnt oi commerce aud labor. 40 5000
per auuum each, and other similar va
canclcs as they may occur in that
bureau
Tho United states civil service
commission announces an pNnmiua
ton ON June 2g3o. 1904. 20 socur olri
blgs from which to make cort.ncntIou
10 hu 90 loost two vacancies lu the
position of medical inferno ln the
government hospital for tho Insane.
Washington. d. g.. ut 5000 per nn.
mum each, and other similar yBcan
cios a8 they may occur ln that hos.
pital.
Applicants should 90 once apply 90
the United States civil service com.
mission. Washington, ID. g.. or Co
Postmaster Hopkins or the secretary
of The local board 90 examiners for
application forms 30 application will
bo accepted unless properly executed
and filed with tho commission ut
Washington prior 30 the hour % clos.
ing business on tho days designated
In applying for these examinations
the exact title should be- used iu me
applications
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
lNHUMANE MURDER AMONG UTES
INDIANS PUT TO DEATH, WAP,
AN OLD MEDICINE MAN, FoRc.
ING HIS SON TO FIRE THE
SHOT.

Three ITO Indians have been ar
ralgnod IN the district court Of Colo.
RADIO charged with tho killing Of an old
Medicine Man Of tho tribe known as
Wap. After taking testimony an day
the case was dismissed tho court
holding that II would have to be tried
IN the United tatos court. as the
crime was committed by Indians
against an Indian on tho reservation.
There was an ancient custom among
the Ute Indians, IN tho days when the
tribes made long marches 10 escape
from their enemies. 10 put 10 death the
old braves and Bqunws OF the tribe
However, since tho tribe has grown
less nomadic and since coming in con
tact with civilization. this old custom
has been abandoned. Some of the
men OF the tribe. having a grudgs
against Wap. tho Medicine Man. re-.
viyed the old custom and made q an
excuse for putting him 90 death. Ills
son. under various threats, was made
20 tell where HE father was IN the
habit Of wandering, and NJ tho ap.
pointed time and place no was made
10 fire a shot into the tspeo OF the
old man Tho assasslns thon fired
a yolloy Of shots into tho topeo and
tho old brave was seen by HIS Hquaw
and son 10 crawl ont OF the tent and
some distance away where no died
Ho was covered with wounds which
we're bleeding profusoly.
The son was then made a prisoner
and put 20 hordlng goats, hut has hcon
rescued from his bondage by Indian
Trader Smith. The body OF Wap. 40
cording 10 the custom OF tho Indians.
was placed on a ledge Of boughB on
the top Of the mountain. Tho authorl.
ties az Washington have been notified
Of the occurrence by Agent Smith ami
Il Is thought that they will invostl
gate tho matter at once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
GALLUP GLEANINGS
BATCH or INTERESTING TOPICS
FROM The CARBON TOWN.

From the Republican
Contractor Mills OF Zuui was .u
town on a business trip
Mrs IA Hart and children have
gone 20 81 M.chaCls f0r a visit 90
friends.
Miss Julia Meaghcr, who has been
visiting her sistor ia San Francisco
has returned home.
Jos Kuhn has been appointed dep.
uty BY Marshal McVlckors. with the
sanction Of the board OF town trlB
tees.
Joe Cabinos got mixed up with the
business end Of mule and rs now
suffering with a badly sprained ankle
Ho IS under tho care ~ Dr. Wilson
Tho American Fayl and Iron com.
pany o. opening e new slope about
three miles from Thatcher This
promises 20 make a good camp
John Gallagher. who has been en-.
ployed for some time post as guard
Ia the railroad yards 90 this place.
accompanied by his family has %.
turned 20 his homo IN Ramah.
a warrant wac issued by Justice OF
the Peace Dcshon FOR mo arrest OF a
Navajo Indian upon complaint OF @
w Wells Tor killing stock belonging
TO Mr.. Wells.
T. O. lrelianO8 was up before Judge
DoSh0n ON charge Of assault and
battery upon the person ~ Mrs.
Salazar 10 was found guilty and
fined t25 and costs. which DO paid
II, O. Masters was IN from Ramsh
and he says that portion Of the c0un.
Try 70 in bad need Of rain. Cattle
and horses are dying or ,ust and that
the sheep are. n anything. worse.
Tom Martin. one Of the prisoners IN
the county jail met with a painful
accident. IN closing tho door OF his
cell be caught and mashed tho first
Joint o. hia thumb Tho wound was
dressed by Or Wilson,
Word has been received from Mrs
Geo. krakor in los Angeles that Or
Church. an eye specialist. had opo
rated on little George, and that the
operation waa entirely successful and
that the boy was getting along fine
John Ramsey. wife and family. and
aiaterin.law, Mrs Wilson. Of Mad,
rid, ~ a., are IN Gallup with the
intention OF relocating here. Mr.
Ramsey IL an old Tealdantor Of Cal.
lup. and was formerly superintendent
OF tho Old Catalpa mine. lie has a
host OF friends here who win an vel.
come him back.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
SALINE LAND CASE.
stu Being Considered BY United
United states Commissioner
az hlamouordo.

United states Commissioner W. s.
shepard OF Alamogordo has spent tho
past two days ln hearing the cvi
donco and testimony ln the Saline
land question between the govern.
mcut and tho territory. says "a writer
to tho El Paso Times. only two wiz.
ncssya are FgIng used by the tori.
tory. Professor ilouIck. former
president of the unlvt rsIty. az Pro.
fossor Tight who ls tho present Ca.
cumbont OF the chair OF geology. Tho
government which is represented by
Professor Stacey. n chemist Eolo.
gIst surveyor aud engineer. in the
land ONCE service, will during the
course Of the proceedings introduce
some twenty odd witnesses.
r. W. Clancy Of Albuquerque is rep.
rosonting tho territory. Tho issue nt
issue Is this; A few years ago con.
gross passed an act granting 10 the
territory OF New Mexico an tho saline
lands within its border, tho revenue
from these lands 10 be used as az en-
dowmoa, for the territorial uhlyor,
sity, In accordance with this act
three tracts OF saline land have been
selected and tho land ONCE officials
are c0ntosting tho granting OF the
third tract on the grounds Of the
land in question Is not saline.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
IT'S 4 srhYER
Comes Quickly, bot II Comes 20 stay.
How an Albuquerque Citizen Cot
Rid of lt.

Comes Quickly, bot Il Comes 20 STAY.
How an Albuquerque Citizen Cot
Rid of a.
Comes early. stays late.
No stranger can DO more gavel
come
Makes NE a misery all day long
Keeps you awake nights.
lu,mtos you. Epous your temper
DO you know this unwClcoma EuostT
Ever have Il come and stay with
youG
Know what n ls7 Eczoma
n you ever had any ltchlneal o. tho
akln
You know how hard Il la 20 shake
10 on.
You would like 10 kno- how to DO
u7
Let an Albuquerque man ton you
Read hls statement thai follows:
A. ~ WhItcomb. nursery. corner
Eight and Tlisras sts.. tfya. In my
estimation there Il no ointment for tho
purpose that e % used that can equal
pOaq'a There was a spot below my
knee which annoyed me for ten years.
Unlike eczema Il dld not spread out.
QUE az times n Nched 20 eXasperat
ingly, particularly after 1 went 10 bed
or sat by the stove. that 1 scratched
10 until 4 smariod before relief came.
tried every nalvo and ointment 1
came across; when one did not help
bought another and slapped q on.
Reading about Doan's Ointment in-
duced mo b 81 10 the Alvarudo Phar.
macy and pay fournita Tor q boa. Ia
q fow days the itchinoaa ceased and
the lifo % tho part aHectg was kill.
"a for up % date. ana Il % now over
SIX month"; since / Atopped the use
OF tho ualvo there has not a symptom
Of it8 appearance"
or snls By an dealers. Price 90 cents.
Foaior-Milburn o.. n.Halo. n. ~,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember tho poan's.-and
take 20 substitute ass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS
MILLION DOLLAR vtRolcr
For Services in selling Railroad Moe.
rio Merges Rer"s-ru ir Suit
Against Gen. FiuueraId.

a verdict Tor 100000. with inter
.st for ono year and eleven months.
masking "a total OF tilU0.uuU. was r,.
turned by q jury before Justice spou.
cog of the supreme court Iu Brooklyn.
n s., u thU suIi Of Morda MonEDs
against General Louis FlUsUnd Zoe
services rendered boz bringing nbout
tbH sale of tfho Western Maryland
railroad to syndicate Gr1rro Gould
and other prominent capitalists au.
HrlrDd aH witnesses.
The case win bo appealed ana thg
Judgment viii bo contested through
uI the higher courts.
ludgo spencer denied motion for
q new trial. but granted SIXTY DAYS
stay Tho plaintiff alleges that ho
furnished Information Rotating t1 tho
prospective purchase uf thp securities
lot suulhcr control off ho Western
Mary land railroad. ur which Con.
Fitzgerald promised tu my Uun 1000.
5000 when taD purchase bad boon rr
footed and Cen Fitzgerald had ob.
tanned control OF tho railroad and be
securities
Gen Fitzgerald In reply f1Id tho
alleged agreement was not performed
within ono year uf Doe maNug. and
that 90 had NOS boon property sub.
scubod to hy tho defendant lr by n.a
lawfully appointed agent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
BoostIno TefrItorIal Pair

T.. b. McCanna. OF tho Territorial
Fair association spent yesterday IN
the city on insurance business and Ga.
cldentally boosting Albuquorque's big
show this fan which nc emphatically
declares win DO tho best ever While
here. Mr., McCanna he'd a conference
with Manager Fowler and local base
bah fans with regard 20 Silver City
being represented IN the base ball
tournament during fair week and met
with much encouragement. A purse Of
$500 Will be put up. 20 be competed
for By strictly local teams
This Is Mr McCanna'a first visit
10 Silver City. although no has rosid.
ed IN tho territory sixteen years and
he was agreeably surprised ia the
aizu and appearance OF the town
Silver City Independent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
RICH STRIKE.
La Belle Mining District Coming 10
the Front.

La Belle Mining District Coming 70
the Front.
The report reached Ration Thurs.
day from Eligabothtown O. big gold
sirik6 in the la Belle mining district.
which, " Il proves 20 be true. will
result IN big boom for that section.
says the Ration Range.
Tho report Is that the strike was
made last Saturday by John Iachln.
ach and Louis Marchlno their mine
on Bitter Creek, four or I've miles
from Red River City. on which they
have been working for tho past eight
years. That in tunnolIng ln ON a ave
foot vein they struck q twelve inch
streak az sylyanito ore OF which sew
oral assays were made. tho lowest
running $4,000 10 the ton.
Specimens OF the ore we're exhibited
In Ellzabethtown. and there Is con.
siderable excitement IN that camp
over tho discovery.
VIM. kershner Of Ration has proper.
~ adjacent 20 the mine in which the
strike Is said 20 have been made.
Several people OF this city will leave
Immediately for the scene Of tho re.
ported strike for tho purpose OF be.
Ing IN on the ground floor "a case Il
proves 10 be- half as big as Il Is Fu.
morod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

The Maria Ioaoia" tho oldest bell
Iu tho United States. which has boon
Tor hundreds OF years 90 the Catholic
parish church ut Algodonos and which
was recently purchased by Governor
Otoro. was shipped Thursday 20 S.
Louis, whore u win be- placed in tho
Now Mo1ico building ne the okpos..
ton grounds Tho bell weighs 200
pounds. and WIN prove a very inter.
estlnE object on account OF us 8n.
ilquIty and historical rotations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
sued by Hls poetor.

"A doctor here has sued me for
Sl2,60, which | claimed was excessive
for a case OF cholera morbus." says
r. White. OF Coachella. Cal. AT the
trial he praised his medical skill and
medicine. asked him n Il was not
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
Olarrohoa Remedy he used, as I had
good reason 10 believe Il was. and he
would not say under oath that II was
not" No doctor could use a better
remedy than ,hls IN a case OF cholera
morbus; Il never fails. Sold by an
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
ONE OF THE WORST
IN SIXTY YEARS

A hst OF remarkable disasters 20
steamers ON oceans, rivers and lakes
10 the last sixty years is appended.
President. March. lsu, foundorod
in mdocoau 1856 lives lost
st. George, December, 1852. burned
in mldoccaui o. lives los,.
Arctic September 1854. collision.
1922 lives Loot
Pacific, september 1866, never
heard Of, 2i0 persons on board
10 lyonuais. November, 1856. l2J
lives lost
Tempest November, 1857. never
heard FROM 100 lives lost.
Austria, September, 1865, burned.
go lives lost
Hungarian, February, 1850. WRECK.
cd 237 lives lost
Lady Elgin, September, 1860. 297
lives lost.
Anglo Saxon, April 1868. wrecked;
300 lives lost
United Kingdom 1865. disappear.
ed; so lives lost.
City OF Boston, January, 1876. uev.
er heard of, l17 lives lost.
Cambria. Oct, 1870, wrecked, lSs
lives los,
Atlantic, April. 1873. wrecked, SIS
lives lost
ViIlo Dc Hayre, November. 1873 col.
lisiou; 226 lives lost.
Schiller. May 1875. wrecked; gI2
lives lost.
Borussia. December 1879. founder.
cd; lG5 lives lost
Cimbria, January 1858. collision,
$3.50 lives lost.
Vickshurg June. 1875. struck by
an iceberg; 1i7 lives lost.
Dan stoinman, April, 1874. wreck.
ed; liG lives lost
state OF Florida, April, 1854. col.
lislon; 1850 lives lost.
WasCholton. November, 1857. col
llsion. lOs lives cost
GeIsor, August, 1855, collision. ii9.
lives lost.
UTOPIA, March 1891. collision, SOB
lives lost
Kokhara. October. 1892. wrecked
100 lives lost.
RoumanIau, October, 1892, wreck
ed; 1893 lives lost
Wauhip Victoria. June 1898, col.
lision; 500 lives lost
Elbe, January, 1895, collislcn. go
lives lost
colra May 1895. wrecked; rel
lives lost
Copornicus. January, 1896. wrecked
1913 lives lost.
Memphis November 1896; GO lives
lost
Ia Bourgogue, June. 1898. collision
$40 lives lost
British vauhlp Captain, 1870 /
foundered In Bay in Blscayi is2 lives /
lost.
German hattleshIp GroBsor Kul
furst, ISIS. rammed by another ship. /
lSl lives lost
British warship Eurydico. capsIzcd.
1875 900 lives lost.
Princess Alice, September 1875.
collision; zoo lives lost
Nanchow, May 1899. fouudored
BOO lives lost.
utorsIa, April 1891. collision; J6i
ives lost.
Torpedo cruiser Sargent, 1890.
wrecked. 200 Lost.
kapunda, 1897, foundored, 800 emf
grants drowned.
Teut0n, 1851, fouudered; IT'S lost
Spanish cruiser Relna Reronta.
March, 1895. collision: 400 Loaf. !
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
WORT Of Al espsrlsness.

Can anything be- worse than 90 feel
that every minute will be your lastY
such was tho experience OF Mrs 9. a.
Nowson. Decatur. Ala. For three
years" she writes. Il endured Insult.
torable paiH from indigestion. stomach
and bowel trouble. Death seemed IN.
eviiablo vhon doctors and an RENE.
dies failed. a. length / was induced
10 try Electric BIttors. and the result
was miraculous. improved az once.
and now I'm completely recovered"
For Liver Kidney. stomach and
Bowel troubles Electric Bittora "a the
only medicine. Only SOC. Itu guar
antO,d by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
Lltlnailen End.d.

Ia tho case OF Mead y8 Pearson a
judgment was rendered by tho ga.
promo court Of the territory last Jan.
uary against Pearson and wife for
$4,000 on Saturday, June en-. tho
mine az Ellzabothtown involved IN
tho controversy was cold for al 900
10 Ebon 8. Mead tho plaintiff Smith
Bros. who we're on Poaraon's bond on
tho appeal 10 the supreme court. with.
out waiting for a lawsuit we're pres.
ent in ElizaboihtOwn % the time o.
the sale. and entered into an agree
mont with Mead 10 pay a certain sum
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
TrIumpha 81 Measfn surnsr,.


Wonderful things are done for the
human body by surgery. Organs are
taken out and scraped and polished
and put back or they may be removed
entirely; bones are splicod; pipes take
The place OF diseased sections OF
veins; antlsoptic dressings are ap
piled 10 wounds, bruises. burns and
like 'riurios before Inflammation sets
in, which causes them 20 heal without
maturai 30 and IN onethlrd the time
required by the old treatment Cham.
borlain'a Pain Balm acts on this same
principle. u is an antl8Optic. and.
when applied 10 such injuries. causes
them 10 heal very quickly. n also az.
lays the pain aud soreness Keep a
bottle Of Pain balm IN your home and
Il viii save you time and money not
10 mention the inconvenience and sur
soring which such injuries entail For
sale by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
a strona Heart

r. assured by perfect digestion. In.
digestion swolls tho stomach anG puns
q up against the heart This causes
shorinoss OF breath, palpl,ation Of
the heart and general weakness. 10.
dol Dyspepsia Cure cures Indigestion.
relieves the stomach takes the strain
IN the heart and restores Il Co a ful
performance OF ita function naturally.
kodol increases tho strength by gn.
abllng the stomach and digestive or.
gana 10 digest. asgImilato and appr0
priato to tho blood and Tissues an
NJ the food nutrimout Tones tho
stomach and digestive organs Sold
by y u Brirg8 q Co and s. vaun A.
Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
No comnstItIon.

The uniform success OF Chamber.
laln'8 Collie. Cholera and Dirrhora
Remedy IN the relief and cure Of bowel
complaints both IN children and adults
has brought Il into almost universal
use, 10 that II Is practically without
a rival. and aa everyone who has uaot
Il knows, ia without an equal For
sale BY nll druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

worl1.nmel remedy ever placed Go tlr
credit OF nuv preparation especially De-.
signed for the cure of voman's peculiar
ailments This wonderful rcmcl, there.
fore, stands absolutely alone as thp only
one possessed of such uufi,alyd cuHiitc
properties as to fully warrant iis makers
BOO Publishing the remarkable offer tlu,c
made 300 the utmost good faith
Treatment of che nervous system lrl
Che Wumanly organism ly alcoholic g.w.
pounds has ALWAYS been. boz thr Of....u
Of nr y " Pierce. who Be- founder .l
chief medical director ui che lrWHa.'
Hotel and Surgical Institute. 30 Buffalo,
N. ", a very bod practice when he
st about tu hul tir right m,IIO.u. ur
The treatment OI wumHu'g peculiar I...
ease, DC hit on combination ui natures
most valuable health.piy.ug agents. %
combination Of roots. herbs and hlfl.
in q solution which did not contain a
particle ui alcohol. 10 Be- an casy tNTtfi.
meut for any one to test a medicine Tor
alcohol, ns simple distilliug oft thc
liquid will bt0ir nhfftfg alcohol o. con-
tanned Ia it or not. Dr. Pierce does not
claim for his rIavoriic Prescription
that Il will cure an diseases. or that ii
will cure men. II isa womans medicine
only, and Ia woman'B diseases Il has been
found effective Ia thousands Of cases
Address DR. R.N Pierce. Buffalo. NY,
for the Common Sense Medical ADJ
viscr,n one thousand and eight large
page, In paper covers. Is sent pee ON
receipt Of twenty -one ouc.ccnt stamps,
20 pay expense Of mailing OH,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Gibou and Laxham, July. 1884. col.
lisluu. both sunk; 100 lost
Onclc Joseph November, 1850. col
lislon; $50 lost
British training ship atlanta. Jan.
uary, 1850, Disappeared 270 men and
boys lost
byzantine, December. 1878, COLL.
sion in the Dardancllos; 225 lost
And now the sIocum disaster. at
Ncw York. with nearly 1909 Lost.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

coumrcd. as there was scarcely q lHy
when ] " mot To pain and my health
was simply a wreck J read one of your
advertisements and decided that ] would
try Dr. pirrCc's Tavofile Prescription. as
70 seemed 90 have helped au many who
were suffering as did. ] found relief
after using two BOTTLES, and "a cure Boz
three mUuiha-lfom what ] considered
was incumh'c. ] ann very grateful, and
so pleased with Wy recovery Life looks
different Co me now. aud ] shall always
give the credit where b lc'uuls-.tu Dr.
licfCC'a layuf.ic Prescription"
Backed up by over a third Of q Ccu-
tury OF remarkable and uniform cures,
n record such as mo- other remedy for
the diseases and weak nesscs peculiar TO
women ever attained, the propriCtors
and makers Of Dr. pierce's iavorite
Prescription now feel fully warranted Boa
offering 90 pay $500 in legal money Of
the United States, for any case of Leu
corrhca, Fem % Weakness prolapsus,
or Falling @, Womb, which they care
not cure. All they ask % a fair and
reasonable trial Of their means Of cure.
No other medicine than Dr, picrce's
Fayoritc Prescription could possibly
win out" as the saying goes, on such
proposition. But they know whereof
they speak They have the most re-.
markable record Of cures made hy this
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
You MUST EAT.

But thcn there's The fear of the pain
and distress that always follows Way
not strengthen tho stomach by tah.ug
lioHtottora stomach n.ucfa and boz
nllC t0 enjoy your meals % iB far
aboys amy other medicine as a 9t0m.
aD1 airouEthogor and bloUl purifier
and mover nIls to cure Poor Appetite.
Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Fiatuiency.
uloat'n0. Heartburn. Headache and
Neuaca Try it and aUD ur yourself
a. aI pruFHsfs