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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
TOpPANCE'S LEGAL. HOME
QUESTION: TO o. DETERMINED
~ SUPREME COURT NOW ~
SESSION.

A very important question win 10
congido ed BY tho territorial supreme
court ~ ~ prcacnt session. The
Thirty slxth Legislative Assembly On.
acted Chapter 3 Of the Session Lava
Of 1905, providing that the new coun.
" Of Torrance should be compOu.
ont ralt Of the second judicial Ola.
trict for ali court purposes The
territorial supreme court nj iiH Sos
sion Ia last January, Nhen the terfi.
tory was appofiioned by the court In.
% Elk judicial distfictH. the sixfn
judicial district having been created
BY congressional statute. assigned tho
county OF Torrance 20 tho sixth ludl.
clal district, Associate Justice I'd.
ward A. Mann. presiding Ttn cues.
ton to BE- considered ~ the court
IL, does thin action of the territorial
sup eme court, had under and by vlr.
tue Of law % congress. hold good
a. AGAINST the enactment OF tho
Ihlrtysixtn Legislative ASSEMBLY
assigning Torrance county % the aoc.
ond judicial district Tho decision
viii De- Of far.rcacblng moment az tho
validity al tho trials ~ civil and
criminal cases. which may hereafter
come up In Torrance county. will
donbtlcssly be- attacked By defendants
snd hy those against whom vefdicts
IN citii and criminal cases viii bo
rendered In the future, and she auea.
tiun VIII surely be- "a ricd "a the au-
premc court OF the United states Tor
hnal adjudication. The court has 90.
iected four attorneys 90 make the ar.
guments Ia the case. namely Charles
a. spiess. u las Vegas, and Nell n.
Field, OF Albuquerque, 20 argue
agalnts the validity OF the territorial
statute, while Solicitor General
George W. prchhrd and William u.
Chiide ., Of Albuquerque. will argue
for the validity Of the statute and will
endeavor 20 prove that the legislative
assembly acted within its proper
sphere and within its powers In pass.
ing the law.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

larger than iho named lions OF AZ.
FLEA they are much less courageous.
usually sinking from man. prcfcrring
colts and calves 10 any other prey.
The great timber belt IN the slerra
Nadrc mountains Of No thcfn Mexico
lately purchased by Colonel W q.
Greene. the copper maFnato. eVarms
With lions a. well a. with hears and
other Wild beasts
From this district has come the
story ~ shv death oI Poiicarpio Bar.
Ella, Mexican hos. serving az a
muleteer for u "a % OF travelling men
The lad wandered short distance
Tom camp at night. 90 DO stricken
down by q great lion apparently
with single hlow. Next morning
the body was found within couple
~ hundred yards Of the camp. n
had been diarmhOwlcd and parils
eaten, fbop being carefully covered
with brush 90 BE- protected AGAINST
vnlturos iill the lion would wish 10
feed Atain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
wee PEOPLE OF FASHION AT ATLANTIC CITY

upon the sandy shore has big iop.
ping hat or a wide trimmed sailor
Little girls are wearing sailor hsia
and blue REFER coats ever their white
piquo frocks. aud their white ilslo
stockings are matched with gloves Of
the same enc e'lal Baby girls
and boys wear the half hose that
came over the water 90 ~ several
years ago. but sister. II she ia over
ave years. wears long stockings, q
decided change from last summer.
whom even girls Of seven and eight
were made unhappy by them.
Noddlng Loghorn hats are much
affected for small women. They fall
artiaticaly over the wee face. shad.
Ing Il we'll from the tanning sun.
Thcy are not caught up here and
there
Babies wear great runled bonneta
% delicate null These arc trimmed
with lace or embroidery. according
10 fancy. and the white pique are
trimmed In a similar fashion.
Boys under ten wear knickerb0cger
suits. and with the fret hot days
those OF Holland linen have been
donned. The knickerbockors are fun
and baggy well at tho knees. while
n variety OF Jackets are worn with
them. Some moihers AFFECT Norfolk
Jackets for their sons. others loose
blouscs or plain white shirt waists.
For dress occasions small men wear
white duck. pldue or linens.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
FRIED CHICKEN AND
ARSENIC WILL KILL

Fried chicken and arsenic should
make a very tempting meal for any.
body's dog and will XIII just az quick
a. liver and arsenic. says the Alamo
g0rdo News.
Tuesday morning Mrs. Eva Fergus.
onls dog died after eating a piece 81
friend chicken that had been thrown
In her yaFi.
The piece Of chicken loft by the dog
was analyzied and found 10 be a com.
blnation Of chicken and arsenic. There
are little children who play IN the
yard At Mrs. Ferguson's place and II
was a risky piece Of deviltry 20 put
fried chicken IN a child's play ground.
This manner OF poisoning dogs h an
outrage upon the community, and
though Sheriff Phillips has offered $50
reward for the dog man. yet 40 far a.
We know. not oven a clue OF any ak.
alliance has boon worked up. n this
keeps up until some child Ia killed
then there WIN be something doing In
Alamogordo and there won't Be any
$50 reward In Il. either.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
GRAND JURY PROBES
COUNTY coNslsTENcIEs

Constanrio Mlora, deputy probate
cleik of soCorro county, under the
last administration and Manuel A
P1no, the present deputy. have beon
indicted by the grand jury 81 S0cofro
county on charges OF forgery and per.
jury. These indictments are tho 70.
suit Of the investigation OF the recent
county grand jury and the lquiroe
made BY Travelling Auditor Charles
V. Stafford Ia regard 90 the wild ami.
NAL bounty fund Of that county. The
number of ecalps on hle In the pro.
bate clerks Office shows that there
has been some grating" going on.
as there IN discrepancy 0f $500 be-.
tween the number OF soalps and the
amount paid ont.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
NEW GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT

=. c. Fox. the new general suparin.
tendent OF the eastern grand division
OF the Santa Re. arrived In the city
from La Junta last night In his pr!.
vate car and today held long con.
ference with Superintendent ]. n
hcNaliy, OF the Rio Grande division.
u II said that the conference Wa
relative 20 several important changes
on this division.
Mr.. Fox has not taken charge of
the eastern grand division. 20 which
position he was promoted TO succeed
y. ~ Cain. who goes 90 the Rock Is.
land. July !. but will leave for To.
peka thih week and enter upon HIS
new duties lie announced ghat n.
g. Parker, would succeed him as so.
pcFintendont OF he western grand al.
vision at Ia Juuta.
When asked II the report that IA
y, Lntz, OF Santa re, was 10 succeed
Y. l.. Meyers az agon. Ia this city, M.
Fox stated that such Was the case
aud that the new agent would assume
MS duties here the first of July.
The chiidron's FaVoFTto.
For Cougha, Croup. Whooplnm Couwh
etc. One Minute Couch cure n the $50.
dren's favorite. Thas 4 because n cor.
taina no eplate. n perfectly harmir9a.
tastes eood and cures solo BY ~ drug.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
Railroad Topics

Conductor George n. Frost, OF tho
passenger service Of the Santa re out
o. this city, Ia enjoying a iay-On OF
hfteau days.
= II. Nudge. s. A. Mccoy and A. c.
nraIley. engineers In charge Of work
on the Santa re cutoff, spent Sunday
4 In the city
Col. r. r. Twi,chell. OF Las Vegas.
assistant counsel in New Mexico for
Inc Atchison. Topeka a Santa re,
vas In the city yesterday on legal
business
Three trains 81 grading equipment
Nor the Helen cutoff passed through
Hlhe city last night bound for the
Front There were los cars In the
Ihree trains.
Mrs. Ebert Bryant, wife Of Engineer
bryant. Of the Santa Fe. accompanied
.bT her mother, IL expected home 10.
morrow aftar an extended visit 10 her
Ma home In Kansas.
Archie Brown, who has been attend
ms the Agricultural and Mechanic
Arts college AZ Mesilla Park the past
fern, has accepted position on the
epair track at Gallup during vaea.
ion.
Engineer Lister. OF Las Vegas, has
skad for two months vacation, which
Dc intends 20 spend in tho kings
eaim, Canada. II Il asserted on
|ood authority that he will return
Ptth a bride.
Thomas A. Wilson. fireman on the
Hhe other day, and the Gallup Ro
..NF
FISHES Of the employees Of the Santa
b. at Gallup"
r. D. Gibbons, the former general
brennan Of the roundhOuse az las
egas, who went 20 California sever.
ID weeks ago for bis health, has writ
sn that he Is greatly benefited and
y al possibly locate there.
Mrs, w D. F1nney. wife OF Manager
Kinney OF the Santa Fe train dis.
aichera Office in this city, left last
: ight for 4 visit 20 her old home In
ason Mich She viii be gone the
amalnder OF the summer.
X. d. Mum, formerly a brakeman
D the Southwestern railroad With a
Hin out OF Bisbee. Arizona, was In
anita Fe Saturday en- route to Dur
ngo. Colorado, where he has accept.
3D. a position as switohmAn in the
trds, Ills wife was with him and
Durango will be their future homo.
+ Cards have been received by friends
this city. announcing the engage.
ont OF Chief Engineer j. Il. Farweli.
the Albuquerque Eastern, 10 Miss
pra McCaiIery. Of Oswego, N. Y.
r. Farwea ~ now IA OeweEO and
hen he returns 20 Albuquerque will
ling his bride with him.
]. w. sheridan, formerly yardmas.
n OF the Santa Ne In this city. but
~ tho past year holding N similar
paltlon at Ration. ia spending few
AyH IN the city, Il IA reported that
ight fardmaBter Hlrumbangh, who
cnt east last week will not return
Albuquerque and II thla IL the case,
heri4an viii likely resume the p0aI.
on Of night yardmaater for the com.
hny Ia this city.
q. X. sharp. Of the LAntry.sharp
Construction company, was IN the
~ between trains last night en- route |
helen from q business trip 10 Kan
4 City. Mr.. Sharp says that good |
ogro1s 10 now being made on the
orb In Aho canyon. Il Il his I'm.
eaaion thas the connecting link be.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
PROMOTIONS PENDING
IN MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
OF the Santa Fe Now and Several
Important Changes VIII be
Announced.

The nigh officials Of the operating
and mechanical departments OF the
santa 70 are on a trip OYER the lines
of the Santa re Ia a special train,
says the Topeka State Journal. The
party included Third Vlce.president
J. W kandrick. General Manager J.
Y. Hurley, Superintendent Of Motive
Power Alfred Lowell, Mechanical su.
perlntendent N. y. Rlsteen. Superin.
tendent of Topeka shops John Purcell
ana Chief Engineer w. a. Storey, 10.
gether with division superintendentA.
Il q generally believed that this
trip Of the officials has q far greater
slBniheance than that Of inspection
OF properties only
Il viii BE- remembered that when
w. X. Henderson. who was superin.
tendent 81 motive power Of the Santa
Fe. resigned, Il was fully a year before
the vacancy was allied. Alfred Lowell
who was assistant superintendent OF
motive power was then promoted 10
the place, Since that promotion about
four months ago. the offioe OF assist.
ant superintendent OF motive power
has been vacant
Il IL now believed that N. y. Ris.
teen, who IL mechanical uuperintend-
ent OF the eastern grand division. and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

0rande. have struck for higher wages
ihoy were being paid si.76 and S2.OO
a daS, and they paid ti.75 and $500
day, and they struck for S2.26 aud
$3.50 The men are mostly Mexicans
with some Greeks.
Friday the Greeks decided 10 re-
turn 70 work, ard the Mexlcans would
not allow them to do 80. Sheriff w.
J. Thompson was sent for and went
To the scene Of the disturbance and re.
moved the strikers from the right Of
way.
No trouble was experienced after
the sheriff arrived. the strikers pack.
ed their blankets and came 10 town.
The sheriff remained on the grade the
rest OF the day TO soc that no violence
occurred.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
LITTLE WARM WEATHER
AT TOWN or NEEDLES

Thursday was one Of the warmeal
days that Needles has experienced foI
several years. says q dispatch from
laat town. Tho thermometer varied
from III 10 as. depending IN the part
peared 10 suffer from the effects II
tho heat though. TIE wind that came
OF tho sand was a. hot as a blast
from a furnace.
A shady porch and q pitcher of ice
water appeared 10 be the most popular
things IN town. Some o. the men who
came IN from Bagdad reported Il 20 b
100 there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
ALLEGED MURoERERs
GET CHANGE or VENUE

At Tucumcari in the dlstrlct court,
Judge =. A. Mann granted a change
OF venue 20 Santa Rosa. 20 Louis
Keeper. Valentine Carnas, John
Young and John Myers. under indict.
ment for murder, The grand jury has
returned thirtytwo indictments. Peter
l1ssary, who was indicted for the NOR.
der OF Oscar Simpson a year and a
half ago at Tucumcarl, was acquit.
ted. In the district court AZ TERRA
Amarillo, Judge John II. Merle sen.
tenced Samuel Pacheco and 0rsRorio
Valequee 70 one yer each In the
peniteniiary, the former for defacing
cattle brands and the latter foe for.
gerry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
THE FAIR GOAT

The goat and sheep exhibit az the
Territorial fair, which will be held IN
Albuquerque the third week IN Sep.
iember. promises 10 be- one Of The big
Eest cards that Secretary Sellers has
yet devised. Paeha Columbia. the FIRST
prize buck az the great Kansas City
Angora show, Will bo present and
many other fancy animals. Sellers
struck the right chord when he de.
clded on this feature Il will not only
be interesting, but Il viii prove a
great Incentive Tor the breeders 81
New Mexico 10 Improve their herds -
Pennington Hustler
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

y. 2 soldiers who served IN Cuba dur.
ina the 8paniah war know what this
disease q, ana that ordinary medicines
water Cuban diarrhooA n almost ~
severe ana dangeroua ~ = mild attack
% cholera. There n one remedy, how.
AZ will be seen ~ me faliosvgn~ c~rtin.
cate from Mrn Ninnia Jaoohs 81 llous.
Ton, IoAnli II hereby certify that
Cham6eriain's Collie, cholera and Diar.
severe attack q cuban diarrhoea- sshiea
ne brought home from Cuba. We had
several doctors. bot theV ana MIN M
Eeod. One bottle Of thls remedy ouFst
MINI - our neiHhbOra will testify.
thank God for 80 valuahle = sneaisfns !
For sale b. All dnalorn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

who IL In line for this promotion, win
be made assistant superintendent Of
motive power
Fhet move VIII make places for the
promotion OF John Purcell from super.
intendeat OF the Topeka shops 10 be
mechanical superintendent.
II Is known that Mr.. Purcell has had
an ofer Of n much better position ON
the Missouri Pacific railway than he
has on the Santa Fe. and II "a also
said he has had an offer from the
Rock Island II Il stated that MT.
Purcell has declined the offer OF tho
Missouri Pacific. on account OF the
anticipated promotions az outlined
above.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
DEMFNTED BOOTLECGER
IN CLUTCHES OF the LAW

rr1nh Canoyan. OF Gallup, McKin.
~ County was arrested Ia that town
saturday AZ tho instance OF the
United States authorities on the
charge 81 selling LIQUOR 70 the In.
dians. He was given a hearing be-
fore United States Commissioner @.
NJ. sabin and waived examination.
he was held 10 await the action Of
the next grand Jury.
The prisoner was brought 70 this
city last nignt and lodged IN the
county TAIL Deputy United States
Marshal J. N. Wiley who had charge
Of Canovan, states that the man h
an old offender and a partially do
mented Il u his opinion that the
man viii be sent 20 the asylum, ~
he 10 not a d subject for the ponlten.
tiary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

The other day while working on tha
hcEwen fiume near Cedar Hlli, 8an
Juan county, Mr.. Sheidler was struck
BY a falling timber and suffered 10
iuries 10 the amount OF two RIA brck.
en- and several bruises. Mr.. sheidlcr.
although resident Of Durango. il we'll
known IN San Juan county and Il Mrs.
Dean tioWo'H father. His many iglenas
VIII be glad 10 learn that his lniurlaa
are not 20 serious a. A. first reported.
Haya the Index.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
LION ruesday,a paIlr citlr.n.l

Mrs. w. l.. Low. wife OF Agent Low.
OF the Santa 10 at Belep, Is Visiting
friends Ia the city for a few days.
u II estimated that two thousand.
five hundred more carr OF lemons and
oranges viii pass through from Cali.
fofnia At the rate OF about seventy Ave
per day.
Superintendent u. J. Gibson. OF the
WINSTON division was In the city a
lev hours last night. lie came 20
Albuquerque to meet His wife. who
mad been on an extended visit 10
saiida. Colo. and returned 10 Wins.
low on No Z.
Arthur Sugars, who has been a con.
ductor running out Of Needles on the
santa Re for a number OF years, has
resigned. lie will gO east and ex.
poets to go into business there for
himself, Mrs. Sugars accompanies
him.
J. w Records. acting division fore
man a. the Las Vegas shops. has
wired r. p. Barnes. division master
mechanic az Ration. that more on.
Eineers and firemen are needed AZ
that point 20 handle the freight trains
that continue 70 accumulate AZ that
division point
d. sulllvan's resignation having
been accepted A. r. ORter Of los An.
Eeies, Calf, has been appointed sc.
periniendent Of the nl PasO Northeast.
ern with headquarters AZ Alamog0rd0
Mr.. Suliivan'B once has been that OF
general superintendent ana Mr.. Ost.
er's ONCE Is that OF nuperiptepdent
The International corrcspundenc
Schools of Scranton, Pa. has car Of
instruction In the working of the air
brake on the siding AT the Denver a
Rio Grande yards. Santa w.. al
kOhlcnburg Is the instructor IN
charge aad the car will remain Al that
city for about two DAYS In order 20
give the railroad men an opportunlty
20 receive tho instruction.
The Las Vegas Optic SAYS. Nj ard
Mrs, George Lewis announce che mar.
rlage ~ their grRnddauRhter Mas
Cantha Ooodali. 10 Mr.. Milton 10y. III
Kansaa. The wedding
viii take place on July 18th. Mas
GoOdall resided Ia las Vega a nnm.
Der Of years and has many warm per.
hohhi friends here. Mr. Joy n n
popular conductor on the Santa Ne.
having q run between Newton ana
Kansas City
W. W. Fields and y. ~ CLARK. of
Denver. both connected with the Law
nrm OF vale A Waterman. attorneys |
Tor the Denver a Rio Grande raiirond
company, are AZ Santa Fe They |
are there IN tho Injunction case Of |
ne Colorado a Arizona railway W.
me Denver q Rio Orande railroad.
which was recently decided By Asso- |
clate Justice John r. Merle In favor
~ the latter. before the territorial
supreme court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
SHEEP DIPPING
Over m ARIZONA

n there are any sheep acabiea 10
Arizona after this year q will be en-.
tirely contrary % law a. fhSe insect
can have ~ ieEni existence Ia Arizona
BY another year, says the Phoenix Re.
publican. Tho business % dipping the
sheep 10 progressing rapidly and with
rood effect al over the territory. and
properly dipped the disease must BE-
eradicatod for thorough work means 3
cure Dipping waa finished Ia this
county on June 2 and since then 4 has
been practically finished IN Yavapai
county, The sheep men arc nov On.
gaged In dipping 10 the vicinity Of Ash
Fork. Bellgman, Williams and Winsl0W
and making good progress. Navajo
and Apache counties will come last
and the worh viii be- instliu' "a there
very aoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Hard muscles ard strong body 90 nof
depend on the quantity 81 feed yon eat.
but on It's perfect digestion nnd proper
ASSIMILATION when you tnkc Eodni Dpa-
pepsie Cure your eyessm gete all ehe
" dineaia what you ea4 regardless 81
the condition % the stomach and coaa
vey8 the nutrient properties 20 the blood
ems the entire system. ko0oi cures In
digestion, nYnepaia, uelchlna, Sour
drnnNiata
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
NO NEWS PERMITTED
To COMg FRgkA any

81. Peter burg, June 27.-gaere v
complete embargo on the news from
l,odN, but generally speaking the situ.
alton ln Russian Poland shows little
Improvement.
such advises as have arrived hero
tiom Warsaw indicate that the strike
- only partially successful and that
the authorities arc keeping the stu.
alton pretty well Ia hand. The ring.
leaders and asitat0rs aye being arrest.
"a BY the Wholesale, over a thousand
having been put behind the bars up
to this mornlng.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
SUPPLYING EsTENcIA FARMERS
WITH SETS or ONIONS

Pablo Martinez came 20 Santa Re
from poioaaue. bringing 1000 sets OF
onions. These we're delivered 20
Frank Dlbert, assistant treasurer OF
the santa re Central, who will send
them TO Bstancia 20 be- delivered 20
the farmers OF that valley. The ia.
loaque onions are prolific growers,
and will yield about two pounds 60
the inch OF ground space. They
should be planted two feet apart, and
Irrigated with well water. The water
should be pumped and allowed TO 70.
main In The sun and air for two or
three days before being placed upon
the onion field
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

n was a huge task 20 undeTtaks the
cure Of such a bad case 81 kidney dia-
ease ~ that Of 9. n. Collier, % Chero-
kee, la. but Elertrtc nittern AID ID. He
writes my kidneys were 20 Ear gcne
euanions and suffered from dreadful
oackachet headache, and depression. IN
Electric Blttora. however, found a cure,
and ~ them was restored 10 perfect
medicine 20 ali with weak kldnoYu hvar
% atemerh. 0unFaBseed by al 4oalarpi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
just What Gvsryons should DO.

Mr.. y. T. Barber. Of Irwinviiie, o..
always keeps q bottle 81 Chambarlain'a
collo, Cholera and DsRrrhooa Kennedy
% collie, cholera morbue end diRrrhoea
come on 90 suddenly that there ~ no
time 20 hunt q doctor or 90 10 lhr stoFs
ss,ed Csame.risia.s con-. tso,.,. az AZ
Dtarshoee Remedy. which Il one q ths
best medicines ever saw, I keep 3 hot
ue % . - my room, a. ! have. had sew.
20 - the best medicine l ever used.
Sold by an oeaieFa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

~, ~ ~ tormenta, like dying OF con.
.Nmpuoh The progress OF consumption,
itom the beginuinG 10 the very end. n q
long tortuFe. both 90 victim and sriaudn
when I had consumption IN ita erat
etAges writes VIM. Myars, OF CaarfOan.
Nd, after trying different medicines
eno good Doctor IN vain, AZ last took
and perfectly cured me-" Prompt relief
ana SURF cure for oouHha colds, sore
throats bronchitia etc. Positively pre-
ss sa Pn nsns ~ 9gnranse.a By AZ
bottle free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

An oid ana well tried rsmedy--Mrs
WinsioW'p Soothing hyfup han been used
Tor over nlAty years b. millions Of noli--
eru fog THAR Children while tetthine. vita
perfect euCcena Il Hoothes the chllo.
noftena the Esgns aiieys al pain. cures
uiafrhoea IL pleasant % the taste. Sold
~ druggists "a every part o. the world
twenty-five cents q bottle. ~ vaiue u
iucnicuiahle 80 aure ana aak Tor Mrn
Nlnslow's Soothing aynip. and take no
ether hhid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Mrs. >, Lindsay, of Fort william
on tail. ca ~ who hos sussrea auits
great pains IN the stomach. Wa e1FfBae
by her druggist 20 tahe Chambosaain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. she did -
me a great deal % E0od I have RaVaG
had any suffering sinoe I beaan uetEa
sheEa." II tfuuh4ea VITA dYapa2Gfa -
get well ana stay wsilf ror eale 81 NJ
denlanN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Immediately relieves hoaFse. eroupv
cough, oppressed. rafting. raspine ana
difhcun breathing. Henry q. afaaFas.
druggist. 6huliabura. Wis., writes, NAV
.. igls II have bean selling Baglara's
horehound syrup for two years. ana have
never had a preparation that has ntven
ostter satisfaction. / notice that when
cell bottle they come back FOR more. (
can honestly recommend a." ne. eno,
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