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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-03-17
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Baking r ''wder
Ne kes Clear Breed
With Royal Baking Powder there is
no mixing with the hands, no sweatof
the brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest
facility, sweet lean, shealthful food.

Full instructions in the Royal Baker and Pastry Cook
book for making all kinds Of bread biscuit and cake
with Royal Baking Powdes Gratis 70 any address.
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Got that sack WIN. TELL FLOUR vet
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3nlarGtM

COLUMBUS L. WHITE,
Counsel. smaretw
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

the moon had retired TO rest, the page
unlocked the rrcHt doors Of the SKY
and led tho maldcn forth. When aho
appeared 20 the world all the stars
danced and lwlnkied with delight and
q was amid the flashing Of llghia and
the singing 81 birds that they began
their Journey eaSlhWard. The Man.
ln.ihe-Nnon arising late. found tat
hls captive had fled. aud he forthwith
sent his llRhibcams 10 every corner
of The world 10 find her. The young
page. however. was ton qulck Tor him.
and had Summoned his playmaies. the
zephyfa, 20 aid him. They Joined their
efforts and created great wind which
threw clouds Of dust into the eyes 81
ne Manin.the. Moon 40 that he could
nor see. In the meantime the hand
some maiden became che bride o. the
great king aud they liked happily ev.
or afterwnrd.
The han-lnthc.Moon bnmoanod hia
lost love nne Rricved 20 much Tor her
that her face became q shadow OF hia
life, ard even now. when AZ times he
iurng his gIoat, round. sad face TO tho
world. the shadow % tho kings bride
can be easily seen.
The prlEes for the carnival AMOUNT
Ia $500 cash. and the competition
among the participants promises 70 be
very lively
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
WADE MUSICAL COMPANY
IS REJUvENATING

50 numerous were the commendable
features OF last nights performances
az the Casino that space viii not per.
nit mention 81 each II seems that
the Wade Musical company Ia making
an unusual effort to please IN its clos
ing performances. and this effort IA
not proyinR fruitiess.
The "Mlkado" was Kiven last night
with a spirit and dash. and the spo.
eialties we're better than have been
seen ~ tho Casino for some time.
Miss Kit,ie Nice made quite a hit IN
singing her illustrated songa. but Miss
Nice had many songs that hotter sui,
her than those she aang last night.
y. A. Wade'a makeup. as the chief ex.
ecuiloner. was the best seen A. the ca.
sino. A man by the name OF Cleve.
land sang two songs. enc about a tail.
leaa frog. and another about be and
his partner love Cleveland made a
good impression az character 10 the
|"Mikado."
The Wade Musical company closes
successful ten weeks run At tho
Casino tonight, vaudeville enter
talnment ~ nine turns, beginning &
two weeks engagement tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09


Territory OF New Mexico, County OF
Bernaliilo. In the District Court.
John A. Henry. Plaintiff,
VS. No. Gsb1.
William j. Morgan and all unknown
claimants Of interest In the property
hereinafter described. adverse 20
plaintiff, Defendants.
Notice Of Publication.
To the above named Defendants ana
70 al whom Il may concern.
This Is 10 gsye notice that the above
named suit Is now pending IN tho DIS.
trict Court In and for the County 81
bernalllio. in and by which suh the
PLAINTIFF seeks 20 establish bis title 10
all - Block "D' OF the County
Addition 10 the city OF Alhif
querque, IN the said County az
bernRiilio. and Territory Of New Mex.
leo, against the claims OF said dofond.
ants, and that unloea you enter your
appearance In said cause on or before
the 3Oth day OF September. 1905.
Judgment by default will be rendered
against you. and the plaintiff viii be
entitled TO the relief asked for IN the
complaint flled In said cause.
w. p. DAME,
Clerk OF District Court.
w. n. ChliderB. Albuquerque. New
Mexico. Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication. August i2, 1908.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
MARKET LETTER


Special Correspondence
Kansas City, Mo-. Sept. f.-MOre
than $4,000 cattle came In last week.
ihe largest run Of the season. but this
week hiss made good start today.
with 2l.)OO head. Corn fed steers and
he bast grass steers made some ad.
vance last week. bat the other grades
Of cattle lost 10 10 90 cents. Trade
was active All week, bolh from pack
ers ana country buyers, Seven humid
red cars % stockers and feeders we're
taken 20 the country. and the packers
bought nearly 10000 cattle. During
August. this year, country buyers took
10000 cattle to the country, against
$4,000 zane week last year, while the
packers here slaughtered 1880 cat.
tie, az compared with $4,000 Ia Aug
ust, 1894. Demand from the country
"a Increasing every week, and with the
packers killing ~ many a. they are.
the big runs 81 September and Octo-
Der should be absorbed without any
congestion. or much injury 70 prices.
Market Is weak 10 10 cents lower to-
day, However, on most OF the range
cattle. several trains Of Colorado
steers sold esriy last we,d at eg.zS
to Al5. cows at $3.50 10 t3.sS. car
rers around 400 The Texas COWS
sold mostly al t2.35 10 s2.75. stockera
and feeders tS.25 10 taT5, bulls $500
10 $3.50. veals $500 TO tb75. veal
eAlves sold az $500 today
Mutton supply last week aggregated
"a 900 head. run today. 10000 Prices
remained about steady all OF last week
although competition was hot quite as
sharp ag formerly. Country huycra
got a few sheep last week at $3.50 20
ff.4O for ewes. wethers around $t,6b.
yearllnes $500 ana lambs $3.50. The
market N about steady today, two or
three lots Of Utah lambs. GB 10 6s
pounds. al $3.50 today, new top
price this season; they made $3.50
last week. Mexican wethers sold al
$500 today. 81 pounds: Colorado weth-
ers, SO pounds. az $500 The large
local demand has kept prices we'll up
IN line With Chicago so far this sea.
son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
SOME SALES OF CATTLE

Special Corrosp0ndeuce.
Kansas City. Mo-. Sept. i.-Somo
sales OF Panhandle cattle at Kansas
City this week,
Monday, August 20. 1905
d. Payne. Miami. Texas. "a cows.
S57 pounds, $3.50; "a hclfora. 7to
pounds, e260.
Dorsey q Co. HiGglns, Texas, ~
siockers, 62s pounds. 1915.
u. l.. Jones. Hlgginr. Texas, IS
stockers. SCI pounds. ss.fs: 10 sows,
7Go pounds. $40.
Bennett a Co. Mobectie. Texas, 80
vtockers. 791 pounds. e17S; n COWS.
7ai pounds. $3.50
Tuesday. August -, 1905
, Stake. Higgins. Texas. Is feed.
err, g5i pounds. $500.
J. r. Fowler Higgins. Texas, 30
siockers, e55 pounds, 1915.
W. r Seymour. porihlea. n. NJ. rs
caves. 23i pounds, tA25.
John nurlson. Clarendon. Texas.
i5 cows 500 pounds. $40; 10 bulls,
1899 pounds te.20.
q g. Long. Canyon City. Texas, o.
cows. sa3 pounds. s2.60; ~ feeders
s0i pounds. 1896.
White a r.. Petersburg. Texas, rs
cows. fG5 pounds. s2.2b: so si0ckors.
100 pounds. e2.75.
Wednesday ARguae 30. 1905
Sancr 4 P0pham, Texas. i2a COWS
III pounds, $40; 20 feeders, 925
pounds. $500.
Thursday. August 90. 1905
&. II. Harris, Goodnight. Texas. 40
COWS. $50 pounds. $3.50.
somes sales o. southwestern sheep
al Kansas City this week:
Monday, August "a, .9o5--
II Payne, San Antonio, Texas. 1877
gOats. 80 pounds, $3.50.
Thursday, August 81, 1905
w r. Mcintyre. Ne wMcxlco, f0i
Mexican wethers. 80 pounds. $500
TAO Mexican wethera, SO pounds, $500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
IMPERIAL SIZE OF TEXAS
AND BENEFITS THEREFROM
Some Interesting Facts Concerning Largest State
In Union To Which Only Greater Arizona
VIII Be Second

1900. e.0si us ware born on the soil.
and only 1889 we're allens, most Of
these being immigrants from over the
border IN Mexico.
Texas has more peach trees than
any other state IN the Unlon--s.2ts..
Sos IN an.
Texas 10 the pecan state" having
35S.sbb artlficially planted trees and
oyes s00,0o0 Wild ones. The pecan
crop II valued e. ta.soa. 900 each year,
more than half Of 4 being from Wild
trees.
Texas has i.eis.sie apple trees, and
produced $4,000 bushels last year.
she has over a milton plum trees.
moso than a million pear trees, and
1900 coo grape bearing vines. At the
present rate Of increase, Texas will
have a larger area IN orchards and
vineyards. within the next ten years
than any other state in The world. shs
ha6 today more than $4,000 900 fruit
trees and vines. and n planting mors
than a million every yoaf.
Texas produces onetonfh OF The
honey ralAed Ia che Unlted states
AMI has a larger number ot bees for
taxation, which produced tsls.a5i
worth of honey.
In 1900 there we're asa 100 farms
They we're worth 6oG2, f76.273.
Texas n fye times a. large "a
Great Britain and lrelard. II All the
people % the globe we're divided into
families, OF five persons each. all oil
those families could be taken care
81 within rs llmlfs. Each could b
given half an acre % land and tners
would be 10000 900 lots OF simlai
size left for churches. schools, char
liable Institutions. parks and Other
purposes Only oneseventh Of oil
this land "a under cultivation. Most ol
the unoccupied territory ir for sale
and you can realize what an empire
this Is going to be- some day.
The range has disappeared. The
"long horn" Aleer has gone; the finest
herds OF pure bred Hefefords IN the
United States may be found ~ Mid
land. $50 miles west OF Fort Worth
where only few years ago were
nothing but Ions horns or Wild range
cattle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
TELEGRAPH SERVICE
IS INTERRUPTED
CONTRACTORS nLAsTlno SOUTH
or RATION TUNNEL SMASHING
POLES AND WIRES 40 LlalTUM.


Considerable interruption OF tele.
graph service ca TIE Western Union
lines between Ration and this city and
other parts n New Mexico has been
the rule Of latc. on account OF the
carelostnoss and lack 81 consideration
for tbs rinhts ~ Others BY the con.
tractors Who are blasting a roadbcd
FOR the double track Of the Santa re
railway az the south end Of the Ra-
ton tunnel at ftln slailon. The con-
tractor who seems TO care as much
for others rights AZ q enlamander
cares for ~. dues blsnling work IN
hnch a manne' az 10 GLOW down poles
AMI btOak wires I samfbtiy aud 20 as
40 generally interrupt telegraph SER
vice for hours. THIS Is she cause for
the laieuosa ahd 10 times pancity 81
the telegraph report received lately
~ thiE paper. The Citizen does nOt
know aho - 10 blame and therefore
calls upon the division superintendent
az the Western Union 90 Denver 20
have this matter stfrightened cut and
dhat promptly. uuaaf Mex Mexico
statutes any pern0uA interfering with
OF pbstructlns telegraph ilnoa o. wires
are liable 70 criminal prosecution and
punishment. The evening papers TAX
ms Associated Press dispatches on
this circuit pay heavy tolls end Do not
appreciate the cOntractors' doins the
iaAsl Dit. Nv Cafsan, The western
Union division superintendent AZ Dem
Yer u a careful and efficient ofliclal
and hence The Citizen calls his alsen'
tlon 20 this very unsatiafactory state
Of affairs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
stSwvugvvvYVS9NB'
) CHRONOLOGY OF
= PEAcE CONFERENCES.


June Prosident Roosevelt lnvli
ca the war,lne powers 70 a peace con
ference.
June Presidents proposal form
ally accepted by the c1ar and mlkado
--purtsmonfh. N. w.. and me
navy yard Designated a. the scene Of
the conference
Aug b--pfeeidenf greeted the en-
voye on bard the Mayfowef At oys
ter Bay.
AUG. TO- ENJOYS a. Portsmouth.
Ana e--Conforence formally ho
gun. Japan preferred 10 demand i'm
meneo indemnity. Russia bent on re-
fusing coeslon OF Eaghallen. and an
willing a. even discuss indemnity
Aua. i0-Japan demands ceaolon Of
saehslien and Indemnity.
Aug, li-Spenf BY ENJOYS cabling
reports home.
AUG. i2Deadlock continues Out
look for peace very doubtful.
Aug. Is Recess.
Aug. a. Three articles agreed co.
lapan'a power IN Korea recognised
AZ supreme; evacuation OF Manchurla
BY me Russlans. Ruaslaa surrender
Of the main line 0f the Chinese East.
ern rallway 10 China.
Ape. I'm. Witte receives Walt
from committee Of Jewish fnanciers.
Aug. Is Deadlock over aecslon g.
tho cesslon Of 8aghallen. Russians
agree 10 the surrender Of the railroad
between Port Arthur and Hardin.
Aus. &c Russia had Yielded 10
seven Out Of eight articles thct had
been discussed.
Avg. i7-AitlcIeu and . discussed
trul'lessly Article . concerned In
demnliy.
Ans. Conference adjourned 20
Aus. 81. President Roosevelt sum.
moned thc Rnsaian ENJOYS 70 Oyster
Bay.
Aug. 80 baron Rcsen Visits the
president a. oyster nay, and II was
reported, heard a suggestion. that the
disputed articles be submitted 10 arhi.
tration.
Aug. 81 70 23-Inaicatlons shat the
conference would break up without re-.
suit. Rnsslans made arrangements nj
II for departure.
AnF. ga New Japanese demands
forwarded 90 the czaf.
Aug. ai-RrcesE ~. White received
a long communication from President
Roosevelt
Aug. 26-No session. the president
having requested delay 80 that he
could take up matters In connection
With the deadlock.
Aug. ~ Cars uitimatum that ne
would give no indemnity and would
not cede Saghallen. reviewed by the
president baron komura asked H..
White that the discussion be re.
opened.
Aug. "a aad 2s-No sign OF any re
suit
AnE. 29-Japan'a demands suddenly
30 modified thai they we're immedi.
ately accepted.
Aug. Drafting Of treaty be.
gun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
VAUDEVILLE PERFORMERS
WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT
CASINO MANAGEMENT WILL GIVE
IT'S PATRONS TWO WEEKS or
LIVELY ENTERTAINMENT, COM
MENciNo TOMORROW.

The vaudeville performers, direc
from the olpheum circuit. Will arrive
In Albuquerque on No. 1 this evening
Among The widely known stars who
are coming are Fay and Fay. Marion
Tracy. Whiting. Beane HetheriqRton
and James Dick. These artists will
give their frst performance at the
Casino tomorrow night.
The Casino management has been
exceedingly fortunate IN securing
these excellent performers. but their
stoDover here vas made possible In
aamnch a. they were on their way 10
California from the east and decided
% spend a couple Of weeks In Albu.
QueFque, The expense viii be heavy
but Il Is expected that the perfor.
mances will be- literally patronlzad
thus making up FOR The hlfh salaries
the management ID compelled 70 nay
them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
VIEWS OF SHIPPERS ON
the RATE CONTROl
SEVENTY peR CENT ON SANTA
W sYsrEM OPPOSED TO FuR.
THEIR POWER, NEW MEXICO m
THE LIST.

a Chicago dispatch. under date OF
September .. says.
Vice President IL y. Konua, OF the
Santa Fe. read. "a making a canvass
Of seven states and five territories
with a view OF ascertalning the seals-
Ecnf II the shippers and principal
business mon toward the proposed
legislation giving tho interstate com.
merce commission added power over
rates. Although the caEvasa has not
been completed. sone surprising re-
suits have been attained. Thus far
the average number OF answers have
shown that fully ~ per cent OF the In
tarvicwed thippCra loc1ted Ia the
states and tergi0rlca served by the
Santa Fe are not "a favor OF granting
the commission further power over
freight rates Tho nuestloE put 10 the
shippers IN every case IA. "Do you
favor giving the Interstate commerce
commission tho absolute power 10 fix
al interstate rates. and 10 establish
the relation Of rates between all local.
Itles7"
The circulars were sent 10 the san.
"a Fc agents In everY town and city
with Instructions 10 make n thorough
canvass.
The results OF the canvass thus far
are shown IN the following iist: Arl.
zona. IS per cent Tor and ~ against,
California. 80 for and 81 against; Col.
orado 81 for and 7a against. Illinois.
4b for and SIS against: Indian Terri
tory. ~ for gnd 80 against, Iowa. 90
fog and "a against: Kansas. 81 for and
10 against. Missouri. 81 Cor and 81
against; Eew Mexico. 40 for and So
against: Oklahoma 20 for and ~
against: Texas. 20 for and 50 aga.nat
IN the states where the greater mum.
her Of shippers have been interviewed
the percentage against legislation Of
the character proposed Is greatest.
Texas and Kansas are striking exam.
oica OF this. Perhaps tho atrangeat
part 81 the story told by the figures
II tho oppoaitlon Of abe Texas ship
pers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

Nollce ~ hereby given that the an.
dereinucd, administrator Of the estate
~ Mary ~ Gilmore, deceased has
iiled hls final report IN the Probate
Court ~ nernallllo county, Territory
Of New Mexico. and asked that HE
said report DO approved ana he dia.
chareed aa such administrator.
That the Judge OF said court has
fixed Monday, September 18th. A. d.
1903, At which time any objections 10
thc approval ~ said report aud the
sfaAlng Of said discharge viii be
hoard.
N. p. sTAMAf,
Administrator Of ESTATE Of Mary n
Gilmore, daccaaed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
LAST CAMP DURANGO.
PENNINGTON BRANCH.

On Monday. Rilpairiek's Camp, No
II. pulled Into Farningaon and went
into camp on thB grouada near the
depot site. says the Farmington
Hustler. This "a the last camp to be
established on the Durango Farming
ton branch. The cap IL a large one
consisting Of about eighty head 81
horses. and the same number Of mon
with a big grader and all other equip
mente
Tuesday morning they began the
work OF grading the yards for Farm
inRton and the work will be pushed
40 that train service can be eatahllsh'
ed BY September 10th, n possible.
This camp will grade the yards and
the track down 70 the rnundhouse. In
very few days The arrival and de-
parture OF tho Iron horse Will be a
regular feature OF Farmingt0n'a indus
trial life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
A sRAkEASaN's NARROW
ESCAPE FROM pEATte

brakeman Charles Andrews. OF tho
Santa ~. had a narrow escape tna
other night from instant death. ana
that he u alive now he may regard
az almost q miracle.
He was Fdldlng on the top OF a
freight train R0ing into Los Angeles.
while the train Was running through
Pasadena. . low hanging telephone
wire, which had angged down, caught
Andrews across the face AZ the tralIt
was running az considerable speed
He was knocked down fiat on the car.
and his face was seriously cut BY the
wire.
Andrews was stunned by the fallI
and was not able TO communicate With
the other trainmen until the train
pulled into the los Angeles yardse
when his condition Was discovered
and be- was removed 70 a hospital RI
VIII be laid up for several days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

The following staienenis conccrnine
the state u Texas are taken frUm the
Chicago Record.Heralo.
Texas IL the NTH state In popuia.
ton. having run ahead Of Missouri
during the last ten years. by the
census Of 1900 II had eDtS1ie OF
these the census showed eao722 me-
sroea, an increase Of 22o.Aoo IN 30
years.
Texas has an area of a5s.7s0 square
miles. The longest distance nom
north 70 sou,a ia 7io miles from east
70 west $50 miles. a. iar ~ nom
Philadelphia 10 Chicago.
Texas has 3 greater railway mite.
age than any other state. The total
main line mileage reported 40 the
Railway Commission Jahpary was
ii.siI5e. while illluoia Aad fl,2qe. SO
miles and PeuneyiganIa ltao8 miles
fcxas has the iargcag schcci fnnd Of
any state In the union. 8b1nunllnR "a
500. 5d1. 1e1 Texas products more
than one.third OF the cotton crop oil
me United States.
Galveston Is the third ID she list Of
importing cities. During the last Ne
cal year her exports amounted 20
si4Q.fa1. $40 New York and New
Orleans alone surpass her ana she ID
far ahead Of Boston. Philadelphia or
baltimore.
The value Of the taxable farm
property OF Texas this yoas Is $780,
900 900.
1ao Income OF the catiiemen OF the
state last year amounted 20 more than
ta0o0e.001 from that source alone
Texas has s9a national banks. With
individual deposits amounting 20 fe2,-
$4,000.
The number OF children IN Texas
n larger IL proportion 10 the popula.
ton than IN any other state The az.
erage family numbers sc prrsOne.
which exceeds that OF any other state
In the Union. Although Texas II con-
sidered a new state a larger per cent
OF her population was born within
her limits than IN most OF the other
states. OF her s,0a6.7i0 population N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
PRETTY CARNIVAL STORY
OLD SCOTTISH FOLKLORE FUR.
NisHEs TALE TO Bg ACTED
OUT IN The Carnival AT LEW
ts AND CLARK FAIR, BEGINNING
8EPTEMBER


Portland. Sept. e-When Il was de.
termined 10 hold q three days carnl-
val a. The Lewis and Clark exposition,
September T. and 3, 10 be called
'The Fostiyitlea OF King NoEorO d"
many persons began 10 Inquire ns 20
the origin OF the new Nogcro. spell
Oregon backward," said q wise one,
"and you may get some light upon the
subject"
That explains .he name, hat the sto-
~ which is 30 be worked out By the
carnival features. ON land aud water.
y a piece ~ ancient folklore. 8 pretty
romance OF the oidcn time.
The story Of The carnival Is based
up0r an Old BIT OF Scottish folklore
aneni the man-in'the.moon, the sun,
tho stars, anf n beautiful maiden. as
well as D rich ana powerful king. The
king had sought long aud earnestly for
maiden whose beauty would DO great
enough io grace the throne. Many
years oi search had proved unavalllng
and the King had about given up In
despeif, when there appeared before
him a brleht faced paga OF tho sun.
CLAY IN a brilliant ault III ahlmmerlne
gold. TIE pnge announced that the
most boau,liul lady IN all the world
dwet IN tho Moon Castle. whore she
was held IN captivity ~ tht Manin.
the Men. ami that ne wOnl9 niadly
h'Ns the uaitcu from Nor prison %
no kuF as he lad boea 10 atct tn al
me people. the kings fur'nsliy was
excited and ho bade the youna page
sd speed.
"a he close ~ 4 summer day whau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
shoMINo TttE WAY
This Public Statement ef an Albu,
auerqaa Citizen VIII be Appre.
ciafod.

This PUBIC atat4m0nt " ~ Aious
quefqua Citizen VIII be Appfe.
clated.
Many a reader Of this In Albu0uer.
que has gone Through the solf.same
experience IN Daff, and viii be glad 20
be gkown the way 20 get rid Of the
constant aches and pains Of bad
back. Proat BY an albuquerque cltl.
zon's experience.
y. II Thomas. Tooming house. 500
South Second street. says. y have
reHd somewhere that bAcknche was
generally an indication Of kidney com.
plant and when there was added TO Il
trouble with the kidney secroiions the
Blans were unmlsthkRbio. When I
contracted a cold these annoyanceA
existed and for eight mOntne 4 one
attack ceased another was sure TO I'll.
low. SO that can consistently say !
was almost bothered continually , IN.
ally vent 10 the Alvaado PIsrmacy
for Deans kidney Pills ana look .
course OF the treatment. II ala axact
~ AZ promised stopped tho annoyance
very promptly and very efieciivey."
For saio by al dealers. Price SOC.
Foator.Miihurn Co. Buffalo. New York
sole agents tor tho United states.
Remember the -Doan's-and
take no ether. 81