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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
WAS TO HAVE BEEN
MARRIED IN APRIL
MCMAHON THg MAN FOUND MUIR.
pEREo NEAR cENTRAL--cAsEs
AGAINST ACCUSED MEN als.
MisSEp-No FURTHER CLUE.

There are no new developments in
the Mcmahon murder mystery at Cen
tral by which John McMahon, assiat.
ant 20 Superintendent OF Conslruc.
ton J. l.. Rice Of Fort Bayard WAS
found dead with a bullet wound in his
head on the outskirts OF Central Tues.
day OF last week The preliminary Of
ne two men Porfirio Orchcitae and
Oliver Topper who were heing held.
each charged with the crime. was con
cludod saturday and upon It's conclu
sion the case egalnsl Oraclias was
dismissed upon the recommendation
Of Distrlei Attorney Turner. Lopez was
aiso discharged By Justice crowley
ulOn the grounds OF insufficient wi.
henee. Oracilan was represented BY
Attorney r. y Barnes and Lopez BY
Attorney Percy Wilson.
There Is no new clue as % the iden.
NY u the murdefefs and as far a.
The general public In concerned tho
chapter Is closed on one OF the foul.
ost and most mysterious crimes IN the
annals Of tle county.
Mcmahon the murdered man waE 20
have been married In April 10 a yOung
lady o. Washington. D. O.. and had AZ.
ready begun 10 make preparations
for the happy event Silver Cky 1n.
terpriEn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
BATCH OF FIRST CLASS
GOVERNMENTAL POSITIONS
Under The Civil Service Commission Offered 10
American Citizens

3 vacancies a. ihey mas occur Ia the
vice.
I The United States civil scrvlce com.
mission annouucc1 an examination ON
Aafcn ,. 1905. 90 secure eualbioa frum
which 10 make ceriincailon 10 on n
Vacancy in the position Oh medaila,
az 81 of 81 per diem. In the United
States mint ai Philadelphia. Pa. ana
Yacanc.us as thoy may occur In fbo
mint and assay service throughout the
United States requiring similar quatl
hcailpna A. the cnmmisai0n has =.
perienecd considerable difficulty In -
curing cligibles Tor this poaliloo. onai.
mod persons are urred TO enter ina,
examination. No educational faai viii
~ given. and q will not be- necesaar,
for examination.
The United States ciVil service com.
mission announces an examination ON
warren ~ 1905. 70 secure cllrihlea
from which 20 make ceriinrntluu Ia
MI = lafFe number OF poaltiOna In the
grades of CLERK and teacher In the
fhlllppinea A. q rVauh 0f thia ex
animation II u desired a. seizure TAO
oo.ieee graduateR. including twenty
poiytechnic and twenty agricultural.
~ salary Of $1,000 per annum. and
SIXTY normal sehool graduates. Al n
salary q $1,000 per annnm. Many az
tho appolnieea viii be- required In tho
position Of teacher, while some win be-
required in the various clerical and
Administrative offices IN tho Islands.
Excellent opportunities for promotion
are Afforded for weli.quallhed an
pointocn, for positions requiring cot
leEe fraduatca students who graduate
In 1905 Will h. acceptable
The United States civil service com.
mission announCcs an examination on
March ss. 1905 90 secure ellrlhioa
from which 10 make cortincailua 10
OH a vacancy Ia the position OF clerk.
craftsman and surveyor (malel IN the
onicc OF the assistant 90 the engineer
% the Twelfth lighthouse district a.
Honolulu, Hawaii. az ti25 per month.
and vacancies as they may occur In
any branch 81 the service requiring
similar qualifications. The person an
pointed 10 the apecins vacancy men.
toned Will be required 90 pay his trav-
cling expenses 60 Honolulu
Applicants should al once appiy
cltheF 20 che United States civil ser.
vice commisslon, Washington. d. c., or
TO the secretary of tho local hoard OF
examiners for application forms No
application will be- accepted unless
properly executed and filed with the
at Washington. In applying
for these examinations the exact title
~ given AZ the head Of this announce
ment should be used IN tho appllea-
tion.
~ examination papers arc shipped
direct from The commission 20 tho
place Of oxamiEatlOn. Il ~ necessary
thai applications b. received in ample
time 70 arrange for the examination
desired az the place Indicated BY tho
applicant. The commission will there.
Tore arrange 90 examine any applicant
whose application ~ received In time
TO permit the shipment Of che nsoea.
aary popera
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
BIDDLE GOES TO
PACIFIC COAST FOR REST

W. y. Blddle. ex.tranlc manager Of
tho Rania W. passed through the city
yesterday en- route from the coast 10
Chicago where on March 4 he viii
assume the MANAGEMENT OF tire greleht
department ~ the Rock Island. me
story Of MT. Biddio's resignation from
the Santa Ne has been given wide
publicity and n quite thorOughiy un-
dersto0d The explanation which has
been made says that he resigned be-
canSe " the Investigation Of thu inter.
state commerce commission into the
traffic arrangement 81 the santa ~
with the Southern Pacific and bocaane
OF the airing given the Santa Fc. C'OiO-
rad0 Fuel A t-on c0nIpauy scandal.
cusa these things yesterday. His Tea.
merce commission has been published.
but Mr.. Biddie a sorry 10 leave the
road which has been bis school and
the work shop Of his career. billie"
Blddle war checking clerk 90 the plat
form % me local station when the
station house was that old red build
lnE now occupied BY the Wholesale
FDoery hrm q 0FOsa. Kelly a co.
Ho climbed the railroad ladder step
by step ascending within The third
rung ~ tho zenlth ~ the greatest road
on the continent AFTER thlriy years ~
constant coll. and II IL needless 10 say
that ais Advancement was merhed.
Mr. Biddio says that leaving the Santa
~ IL lust Ike leaving home.
Mr. hiddie Travelled IN a private
Santa Fe car and wa accompanied By
bis family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

The unlied States civil service c1m
mission announces a. examlna. Ion on
February rs. 1908. 20 secure oilelbloa
from which 20 make certihcatlon "a
hil two vacancies. a. 81 Goa 10 A. 200
,ef annuin each, IN the position of Nv.
arolusic aid. geographical survey and
vacancies 90 thoy MAY occur In anv
branch Oi the gcrvire requiring aiJni.
Jar qualifications
The United States olvll service ,,m.
mission announces that In view Of the
.ihaii number Of applications aled Tor
,ne examinations 81 January 1913. "
nas ocnn postponed to February 1919.
i'po' 90 secure oligihlcs from which 10
make eeriiicailon % m n vacancy In
me position OF assistant To the chief
hviNcior (maicl. ai $1,000 per annum,
ln the quaftermasiog's department at
.aFgo. 5chuylhill arsenal. Philadelphia.
va, and vacancies AZ they NAV occur
m any branch of the service requiring
similar qualifications.
Tho United States civil service com.
mission announces an examination on
February l5.i6. 1905, to secure sllel.
bies from which 10 make cerilncailon
20 hll four vacancies, al al goo por an
mum each, and two vacancies a Al 400
per annum each, IN the Doultlon Of
eva engineer. Philippine service. ana
vacancies as they may occur In that
lions
The United States cisil service com.
mission announces an examination ON
fehfaary ~, 1905, 10 secure eligihlea
irum which 90 make cortihcailon 10
MI existing and future vacancies In
me position Of building suparintrnd.
ent under the iathmlan canal commits.
sion on the isthmua Of Panama.
Tho United States civil service com.
mission announces an examination on
February 20. 1905. 90 secure eilriblas
from which 10 make rortilcnflon 10
MI a vacancy IN the position Of civil
engineer 90 act as chief Of the aiyl.
sion ~ construction of the Office Of
public road Inquiries. department Of
agriculture. AZ f2.2b0 per annum. and
vacancies a. they occur In any branch
of the service requiring similar quail.
locations.
The unliod states civil service com.
mission Invites special attention 20 the
for scientific aid, appllca.
lions Tor which may be- filed any time.
Eligibios are particularly desired al
this lime to illl vacancy In the posi-.
lion Of scientific aid lmalel. who has
a good general college educaii0n, Ii
well acquainted with general botany,
Especially mycOlogy, and u IN good
health, ~ $500 per annum. In the bu.
fcau 81 plant Industry. department Of
FOR duty NJ Miami, fla,
and other similar vacancies a. they
may occur IN that department. For
ne specific vacancy mentioned, only
such applications will be- considered
% are iilcd with the commission at
prior 10 the hour OF ciOs.
ng business on February 23, 1905.
The United States civil service com.
mission announces an examination on
February 1924. 1905, to secure eligl-
,lea from which 20 make ccrtifcaiion
10 on several existing vacancies and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
PRECINCT OFFICERS
SQUABBLE At ALGODONES
SCHOOL TRUSTEE WHO CANNOT
READ AND WRITE, THEREFORE,
CANNOT SION HIS NAME.

Algodones. n. NJ. Feb. il.---Farmers
here have commenced planting some
peas, and wheat was planted this
week, while others are busy plOwing
for the spring crop.
There is some trouble here over the
acequla Some kind Of an election
was supposed 20 be held for mayor.
domo and ditch commissioners last
October. but they either refused or
neglected to qualify. and another cleo
lion was held on the 18Th Of January
last and a new set OF officers elected.
Now the ones who dld not qualify
want 90 act and the new ones also
want 10 act, hence there is A clash.
We have a set Of school directors
here. and one OF them cannot sign his
name. Il seems strange 10 put such
q man In an Office OF that kind. There
are but three or four persons who can.
not read and write In this school dis
trict. and Il was an easy matter 20
get a man OF some intelligence 60 iill
the position. The aame man Ia road
supervisor also, having been appoint.
ed 20 that position by the county
commissioners.
Now that there Il some chance for
New Mexico TO come into tho union
under her own name and present
boundaries. thero seems 10 be- unRn.
imous wish among the people 10 see
the bill pass tho house and become
law. and the people are ar In favor OF
voting for a constitution. We all want
10 see the county seat 81 this county
changed 10 some point on the railroad
80 II can be reached easily
linn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
HOUSE

Morning sesslon-Twenty.s Day.
Speaker Dalics called the house 10
yrdcr M 1920 o'clock yesterday fore
noon. Every member answered 10 the
,ioli call Chaplain RabeyrOlie pro.
bounced tho Invocation. The reading
III the journal was suspended
PETITIONS.
The citizens OF polvadera. Socorro
bounty presented q petition to tho
|house asking fof aid and relief. thu
hoods Of last year having carried
away their houses. stock. furniture.
'crops and supplies. valued al from
1870 900 60 $1,000. and leaving the res.
|dents practically destitute The pc
tition was referred 20 the committee
|on finance
Mr.. Howard was given the fioor 10
Iexplaln that after the committee from
|P0lvadcfa, which arrived In Santa re
yesterday. had been informed that
|Polvadera N included IN the benefits
10 the Martin relief blll n Expressed
|iteclf Satisfied and left for home. The
|Detitlon was therefore withdrawn from
the committee ON finance and tabled.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The, rules we're suspended 90 take
wv NFNh'h ohhHAthAf iof mousse hiN
No. 4. by Mr.. CrollOtt. an act 20 an.
thorize the construction OF dykes,
dams, hanks and bitches 10 protect
lives and property and authorizing
sevy Of taxes therefor IN counties ~
the tirsi class. The hill in addition 20
authorizing county commissioners 20
levy a tax Of two mills upon property
on either side Of a river and giving
them authority 20 condemn property.
also aholishes the offlce OF river com.
missioner IN counties OF the nrsi class
Tue bill was passed unanimously.
Council bin No. 20. by Mr.. Greer. an
act 10 prohibit cattle roplng exhibl.
lions. was adoped navorahly hy the
on agriculture. manufac.
lures and live stock. The report was
adopted and the bin was passed by
vote ~ % 10 2, MeRsrs. WIGHT ana
WilkeraOn voting no
A motion by Mr. Wilkefson 10 take
up amended council bill No. rs. by NJ.
ureaf providing for a force OF mount.
I'd police. met with some opposition.
Mr.. de Baca speaking against the mo.
ti0n az well a. agAlnst the hlil. and
Meaas. Sanchez and Wllkeraon very
sorcihly In favor Of the bin The mo.
ton 20 suspend tho rules was carried
~ a vote OF l6 10 s Tho bill was
passed by q vote OF rs 10 I. Messrs.
do Baca. Dc Leon, Sandoval " Santa
- ami Ellls voting no, ~ csiiott.
IN explaining his affirmative VOTE,
6r0ught Nj. dc Baca 10 hia feet who
objected 70 n personal allusion, the
chair sustaining him.
Tbs house adjourned until Z O'Clock
on Monday afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
Threat sorsp
Voice Hoarse ?
r.,ry DAVIS, Nose Running
PuinklG(eH
% Ysara. TRY ~
JUDGE KIBBEY IS ARR
ZONA'S NEW GOVERNOR


Judge J. ". Kibbey. who has been
seicctod 10 suCcood Governor A. o.
BrOdie By President Roosevelt, Is a
resident 81 Arizona for nearly twenty
years, and during that time has cesn.
pied a prominent place In politics, law
and irrigation nffairs.
Az that remains nov 20 make Kib.
hey governor Is mis- confirmation hy
the senate. which u only n matter Of
course. II Is probable that he will
take his new offlce shortly because Of
the fact that BrOdie leaves for Wash.
lngton the latter part OF this month
20 help prepare for the Inauguration
Of President Roosevelt March 4.
kibbCy IN we'll known in Prescott.
having made frequent trips 90 this
city In rocout years on law and min.
ing burlness. He figured prominently
here during the last territorial ropub.
llcan convention which nominated ~
A. Fowler for delegate 20 congress-.
kibbey arrived IN Prescott the day
before the convention and began a
campaign for the nomination OF
Fowler. Ito brought influence to hear
that wDn for Fowler. npt for the pres
ence IN Prescott Of Klbboy the nOml
nation would probably have gone to
Cooper, OF Tucson.
The now governor OF Arizona was
az one time chief justice OF the Ari
IONA bench, aud while there delivered
a notable decision Ia Salt river val.
ley Irrigation case that has since be.
come famous all over tue west.
At the present time Kibbey Is atior.
noy general OF the territory. receiving
the appointment from Governor Bro.
die n che time of Judge lcd. w. Wells
resignation from the position.
For years he has practiced law In
Phoenix. and ls known throughout the
territory as ono OF the soundest legal
iogicinns Arizona has ever had. His
grasp on legal questions bearing on
land ana irrigation matters has es.
9ccially won MIN much distinction.
Kibbey and u. A. Fowler have almost
been sainted by the people OF the salt
river valley on account OF their stead
fast allcgiance To the irrigation inter.
osts Of thu people TO them belongs
the bulk OF the credit for getting a
federal appropriation for the Tonic
Basin storage reservoir.
Kibboy 10 believed 10 have been ap.
pointed by President Roosevelt as
compromise candidate. Others on
whose shoulders the honors might
have fallen were judge ed. W. Wells.
y. A. Fowler. Postmaster James Nc
or Secretary w. r. Nichols
Phoenix Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
OF WEA7Y-STX7H Day
COUNCIL

n Morning session--Twenty.slSth Day.
President CLARK called The council
60 order a. 1910 o'clock yssterday
forenoon. every memher being IN hi.
seat. lnvoca ion by Chaplain Shlvely
The journal of the day precedine wa
read and adopted.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
Council bin No o.. by Mr.. Leahy
an act relating 10 estates OF deceased
prisons Referred 20 committee on
'indiciRrY
Council bill No Go. by Mr.. Leahy. an
act 10 amend sections ii0i end iiO2
~ the Compiled Laws OF 1897. AN act
20 increase The penalty for inccndiar.
ism and making the destruction Of lifo
/ BY inccndiary fires at night a capital
'crimc the same AZ murder Referred
ITO tho committee on Judiciary.
BILLS REFERRED.
House bin No. 80, BY Mr.. Howard
IAN act providing for the registration
III trade marks and labels. was 70.
|ferred 10 the committee on territorial
'affairs.
Amended house substitute Cor house
|ioint resolution No. I. providing for
Legislative committees 10 visit every
territorial institution. summoulng Wit
'nesseH and inQIirlng Into the conduct
III each institution, was referred TO the
|oommlttoe ON judiciary.
Council b.ll No. 81. by Mr.. Miller.
ban act 10 prevent the sale Of in5oxi-
Giants within one mile OF the Unlvcr.
|slty OF New Mexico AZ Albuquerque.
.and the College OF Agriculture and
Mechanical Arts AZ Mesiila Park was
reported by the committee on terrific
|riai affairs with an amendment, max
.lng the distance one.haif mile instead
'of one mile. and to include 10 the pro
|hibision houses OF ~ fame. Afterward
|the committee asked for permission TO
Withdraw the bill and preferred
.amendmt ils for further consideration
and such permission was granted.
BILLS on THIRD READING.
House hin No. rs. by Mt WilkeSson.
|an act To stop cattle roplng exhibi.
lions. being a duplicate bin by Mr.
l7reer. already passed. was tabled.
Council bill No. 20. by Mr. Clark. an
bet FOR The prevention and eradication
~ ecables and other infectious die.
bases. was oassed by "A unanimous
notes
Council bili No AZ. by Mr. Montoya,
providing for a geological survey for
New Mexico was tabled by a vote Of
|iO TO 1. Mr. Monioya alone voting for
the bin
Council bin No. 2s. NY Mr.. Ballard.
10 punish the running and Use Of I'M
registered brands. was passed unani.
lnOusiy.
Council bin No. 81. by Mr.. i.eahy.
hn act Tor tae protection OF mining
eroperty. 70 prevent and punish tres
pass on such property. was passed
The council adjourned until Monday
afternoon al o'clock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
COUNCIL slLL NO. 20.
AZ Amended BY Committee.

An Act to organise ana eouiu A
company of mounted police e1r IRE
Territory OF New Mexico.
DO u enacted BY Che Legislative "A.
sennbly Of the Territory OF New Mex.
loo.
section l. That tho governor Of
this territory Is hereby authorized 10
raise and muster into service Of this
territory. for tho projection Of tho
frontier o. tails territory. and for the
preservation of tho peace and the cap.
lure 81 persons charged with crime,
ono company OF New Mexico mounted
pollce, 10 be raised a. hereinafter pra.
anribed, and 20 consist 81 one capfain
one lieutenant, one sergeant. and moi
more than eight privales. each en-.
titled 20 pay a. follows: Captain 10
receive two thousand $4,000. OOl dol.
lars per annnm, LIEUTENANT 10 receive
Aftoen hundred (ti 500. 0Ol dollara nrr
annum. sergeant 10 receive twelve
Aundrod Csi,20o.0O) dollars per annum
and privatea 20 receive nine hundred
ttsooO0l dollars per annnm. and tho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
NOTICE. OF PuBlIcATIoN.

In the District Court County Of
Valencia, Territory OF Now MexicO-
Ernest A. TeJen II al. plaintiffs. w.
Bluewater Land and Irrigation Com.
pany o. al, dcfondarts.--No 1880
To the Bluewater Land and Irrigation
Company, John a. Norton. James 3.
Van pOren, John r. Long. l.. l..
Henry and n " Dohaon. defend
ants.
You are hereby Notified thai A suli
has been begun In the District Court
~ Valencia County, New Moxico. d.
Ernca A. Tietien and n. q. Nelson,
~ plaintiffs. against you a. defend.
ants, for tho purpose OF adludeing
that plaintiffs are entitled 10 a prior
and superior right 20 have wafer from
the Reservoir Site No. 80 and the
canals 81 the defendant company 10
irfigale 40 acres of land 20 each 0f
PLAINTIFF, IN accordance with the
terms Of a contract with the Blue.
water Land and Irrigation Company
- enIoin and restrain defendants
from allowing water 20 80 20 waste.
ana that defendants mag be ordered
10 give plaintiffs water FOR the irri-
cation Of their lands during the ifri.
fAtiOn season under the terms 81 said
contract, and upon default thereof
that a revolver be appointed FOR such
purpose. and 10 SET aside two certain
deedo ~ trust and fOrooloaure pro,
cecdings mad therCn a. set up In
their complaint and for other and gen.
eral relief and thaf unloss y0u enter
your appearance In said cause on or
before the lSih day ~ March, 1905,
tho plaintlfis viii apply 10 the court
Tor the relief demanded 10 their com.
plaip. W. " DAME
lBeall CLERK
~ I. Meilor, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
2. O. Address, Albuquerque. N. NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
losEPAIs sToRE suRoLARIzEo.

Midnight inteuders Streak Open the
Safe ard secure -Four Hundred
Dollars IN Paper Money.
The store and postOfflco AZ Oio Ca
lientc, Taos aounty, was entered ~
burglars on last Thursday night The
burglars opened the safe and abstract.
"a 500 IN paper money but ioft IN
disturbed a go gold piece, 500 In ~
yer and a l0l OF iewelry Including soy.
eral diamonds. Antonio Joseph. OK.
delegate 10 congress Is the proprietor
Of tho store and postmaster and be
says that he has absolutely no clue
90 tie fnbher or robbers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
Sour
Stomach

no appeillo, loas Of strength, napusus-
nesa, headache. constipation, bad beanih.
general debility. souF riaingr. and calarFh II
ne sioma1h are ailduo 20 ihdlgosiion. Kodol
cufes indigestion. 1his nov discovery rspre-
seuia the natural lulcss Of digestion a. ihev
eAlal IN . healthy stomach. comblnnd viii
ne greatest known ionic and rsconalrsctlee
pfoperliea. kodol DyspepEa Cure doas moi
only cure Indigestion and dy1pepa.A. bet lhla
,sinogs Femady cures ali stomach troablos
N cleansing. purifying. sgsolenlng and
strengthening ne mucous membranes lining
The stomach.
~. 3. s, hall ~ RassnsuosA W. Va. e.rs,-
y N.a lseuploe VIA 1pI stomach ~ iusrly gtaqn
100 calea ne an ~ ale hcp ualar u n mia
kodol Digesis Wat You Kal
DuelIes oalr 81 90 ssa kclaine az trn.s - t,,.a
Nke. which aoln ioT 90 eenta.
'separsa " a. o. Dewitt a co.. olss0Aoo
tor sale by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
SAMPLE OF NEW
MEXICO LEGISLATION

The Honorable Cristoyal sancheE
has introduced a bin 10 the houae res
uiatlng wator and light companies.
which 10 far reaching Ia IT, provisions
The corporations are. heEeYef. rean
surod by one provision ia section n
nf the biz.
This provision declares thai the act
shall NOT b. held 10 repeal the c0nHti-
tutlUn OF the United States
Thls Ia. indeed. cheering news. and
not only these corporations bat the
good people u the country generally
Will aleep mogu soundly when thia
important fact Il known that the
bFaing legislator does not intend 10 ~.
peal the United Statoa constitution.
For that reason The Cltiaen quotes
tho section Il roada AZ follows:
"but nothing IN thsa act contained
u intended 20 relate 20 or aAocs the
rightu obtained under the Constitution
OF tho United States Or tho OrsNnic
Act % tho Acts 81 Congress IN reln.
ton 10 the laws ~ NcN Mexico. when
nRrh riEhie have been legally obtain.
~ or granted BY virtue Of the auth0r.
ny which thea existed In the grantees
Of the same Soc. M, II. 3. No 81.
introduced by the Hon O. Sanchez IN
Relation 10 Public Utilities.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
CONSUMPTION

Hope, fresh air rest and
SCOTS Emulsion are the
greatest remedies for con-
sumption. SCOTS Emulsion
viii always bring comfort and
reliel = often cure. SCOTS
Emulsion does for the con-
sumptive what medicine alone
cannot do. It's the nourish-
ment in il that takes the pa
tient in long strides toward
health.
Ven $40 80 . sanpls l,ss.
sCoTT q BOVINE - Pal sus's. N.u YoA