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Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-29
HORACE ]. STEVENS
13 Postoffice Block. Houghton. Mich. U. s. A.
PROPOSALS FOR STREET RAIL
 WAY FRANCHISE.

Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Bisbee, at the office of the undersigned, until Monday, May &, 1905, at o'clock p. m., to be then op' ened, for the purchase of franchise to construct, maintain and operate a street railway in said city.
 Proposals must be in sealed envei- ope endorsed Proposals for Street Railway Franchise" and be accompa- nied by a certified check for ten per cent of amount bid.
 The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
 C. W. HICKS, City Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-29

country.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-29

bor territory. is opposed to joint state hood and dcing good work in carrying the people to that conclusion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

the present year he said that $1,000. 900
would DO used for the purchase % new
equipment and about the same amount
for donhle tracking and other improve.
mcnlA.
The work Of double tracking over
Ration mountain. on the road ffDm
Trinidad, Colo, 10 Ration, N. NJ, Il 90
be completed this year, Other double
tracks will be laid In Illinois. Missouri
aud Kansas.
"My trip to California was for the
purpose OF visiting relativee said
Mr. Nudge, "and there was no husl.
ness In It. / had arranged on tho way
out 20 stop IN Denver on my return.
Although | vent to the coast to stay
n couple OF weeks with my wife, ! re-
NAMED but two days. and am nov on
my way back 70 Topeka. found
everything west Of here IN flne condl'
ton. Regarding the Santa Re, ! do
not recall a thing Of any particular IN.
terest We are 20 spend a good deal
OF money this year. hut that has al.
ready been announced.
"No, there IL no truth in the re-.
port, said Mr.. Nudge. when asked II
there was any foundation FOR the IA.
NOR that he was TO go with tho Rock
lalap syatem. II DO not contemplate
making any change"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
THE ACT OF GOD m
a DAMAGE SUIT

The case OF the Empire and Mime
sofa cattle companies 10 recover $780,
900 from tho Santa Fe railway for the
loss OF cattle during tho Kansas City
Hood OF 1903 has been decided Ia Ia
y0r OF the railroad company. Toe
court held has the nood was an act
OF God and that all persons whose
property vas destroyed thereby must
bear their Osscs alike. The opinion
Is considered OF much Importance In
the flood nlts now pending In hoth
the federal and county courts. The
santa Fe afway was shipping cattle
from Texas TO south Dakota for the
cattle companies. Al Kansas City
they were eaught in the food and
many OF hem were drowned The
company led. alleging the railway
should have sent the cattle by another
route whcn 4 was known that the k9w
river was greatly swollen by rains
The railway set up defense that the
food was an act OF God and the trial
of the case showed that an other
routes were crippled by washouis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
USED 4 RAZOR
wlTn DEADLY EFFECT

The news Of the suicide OF y. =.
Abel which occurred nj the ST.. James
hotel Ia Denver yesterday morning,
vas received here wfh surprise. Ma
lor Ernest Myers, MIR. Aboi'a former
partner. and the man who knew the
deceased better than anybody else.
was shocked. and nj first u was not Dc.
llcved. although Il was mown that
Mr.. Abel vas very much worried over
business troubles aud that he had
been acting gueoriy for the past year
lie was much BY himself and avoided
company az much as possible,
a dispat Oh received here last night
saws that he retired at the 81. James
on saturday night sober and apparent.
~ In good SPIRITS. II was 7 o'clock
In ffa aofaing when a chAmbermaid
working IN the hall heard a sound
come from Mr.. Abela room like the
thud OF a falling body. The girl mo-
tlhad Mr. Hake, manager OK the hotel.
The room was opened and Abel was
lying on the floor. half dressed, with
a Rapplnk wound Ia his throst. ss1or
being used 20 commit the deed He
was gaspfng for breath and soon 2s-
pired. The room was In good order,
with the exception OF the bed, which
looked as though Il had been slept In.
and no note or sign was left BY the
dead man explaining the motive OF tbs
deco.
Major Myers said this morning that
he had known Abel as n cigar sales
man at Denver Ia year 1879. The do
ceased moved 10 santa Fo twenty
three yeGrs ago and came TO Albuquer
I que In 1852, where he conducted a CT
gar store for eighteen years. rhe
Z firm of the Myors-Abel company was
Incorporated January /, 1901. and dis
solved last July Mr.. Myers said thai
l Abel had not been himself for the pas
one or two years. iio seemed TO have
something preying upon his mind
ID. J. Abel's esate will amount 10 ovei
$50, 600. Besides large property inter
eats here, the deceased was interested
with Eraest Myers IA the OWNERSHIP
OF the Pecos valley Cigar and Liqno
company, located At Roswell. End real
y In Arizona.
He was a member OF the y. p. o. ~
Masonic ana Bnai Birth lodges. III
had q brother, Albert J. Abel, llvinl
at Denver. Colo, and the remains vii
probably be inferred az that place,
The will was opened today and
nephew by the name OF Abel In Cni
cago and tho Montezuma Lean an
Trust company. % this city, are pane
as administrators without bond. Tn
viii also requests that the remains b
cremated and that the ashes be d
posted In an arm and be placed IN ia
Elks' lodge room Ia this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
BARBER SHOP AND
CIGAR FACTORY
ENTERED ~ RoBBERs LAST
NIGHT AND THE HAUL WAS
NOT HEAVY.

When James Coleman. the porter
at the barber shop of W. y. Switzer
a. Co.. opened up this morning. hs
found the rear door standing alar and
discovered other evidences that some
one, not belonging TO the shop, had
entered during the night. He imine'
dlately telephoned 70 Mr.. Switzer,
aud the lattet ON arriving az the
snop commenced to Investigate. lie
found that the inirudors had cut the
screen door on the west side Of the
building; then attempted 10 cut out
a pane Of glass. but falling broke Il.
securing a hole large enough 20 put
q hand through aud turn the key In
the lock. The door thus being easily
opened the robbers climbed a ladder
and got over the rear partition into
the barber shop. Knowing that Fred,
DanenfelseT. owing 10 the length Of
his name. must hare the best razors
and left handed az that. the robbers
went to his drawer, and extracted
therefrom half dozen razOrs and a
pair OF shears. They paid their re-
spects TO the cash box, and glggled
over the fact that Switzer had left
50 IN change. which Of course. they
took. Nothing else was disturbed In
the barber shop, so they entered tho
cigar factory and store OF Henry
Westerfelt. cutting the wire screen
and using q ladder 20 gain an en-.
trance. Mr.. Westterfelt says some
old coins and a few dimes and nick
els we're taken from the cash register.
He also misses q few boxes Of cigars.
SOME packages Of Durham smoking
tobacco. aud a plug OF two OF chew
ing tobacco.
Mr.. Switzer and wife attended a
dance last night. after which they
called 90 the shop 70 get the copy Of
The Citizen 40 as 10 read Il on reach
ing their home This was about 1889
m. and n Is his opinion. as the
money was missing then. although he
paid no attention to Il, that the rob
berry was committed between II
o'clock and that hour.
The matter was reported 10 Chiei
Of Police McMillin, and this morning
the police rounded In two colored
suspects. One Of the men proved an
alih 20 the satisfaction Of the police
and no was discharged, The other
man Is being held for further lnves
tlgation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
MO oRANpE BOOKLET ON
UTAH RESERVATION

The FIRST authentic publication on
the Ulntah ladiAn reservation In
Utah. which Ii 70 be opened for seitle.
ment By ths government about Sept. 1,
Is now In press, having been compiled
by Gepqal Passenger Agent 8. X.
Hooper Of he Denver a RIO Orande
railway The book viii contain a vast
fund OF Information regarding this
llttle kn0gn country and will contain
d large map, with wagon roads, trails,
etc. making the publication a valuable
one for prospective Rettlcrs.
The 1895 reissue OF "Sight Places
and Resorts In the Rockies" By the
Rio 0rande, has left the press in an
edition Of % 1000 copies. The soad viii
issue about 376. 900 copies Of It's book
lets this season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
RAILROAD NOTES

tfrOm Saturdays Daily Cltlzenl
Mrs. II. NJ. Mccain has accepted the
position OF photographer IN storekeep.
er Clusters office.
4. w. Hoyt. travelling auditor for
the Santa We. waa In the city yester.
day on official business.
g. G. Arnold Is no longer assistant
storekeopor at the local round aouse.
We has been promoted "a the position
OF chief storckceper NJ bakeraflold,
Cal. succeeding W. II. Phillip, who
has been Transferred 20 Needles
Hugh Robert OF Las Vegas received
an appointment to be mail clerk on
the run between la Junta and Albu.
querque and has been doing duty Ia
this capacity some weeks. though the
fact was unknown 90 some Of hia
friends.
The Missouri Pacific has died notice
OF is intention pa make arrangements
for special rates from Kansas City TO
Denver tot the Eagles convention. Of
SIS. This "a the same rate allowed
for the EDworth leagde convention. 81
less than tho regnlar fare.
walter ~ spofleder. OF Las Vegas.
returned 70 he post of duty AZ con.
duciOr on the Santa 70. plying be-
tween Pueblo and La Junta Thursday
afternoon. His stay In that city was
cut short by the fact tina. he left his
wife IN the hospital a. La Junta whore
she IL UNDERGOING treatment for her
eyes.
David a. MOfiat and Traffic Mana.
ger w. r Jones Of the Denver. North.
western 4 Pacific road have gone east
10 Inspect Mr.. M0Rat'e holdings n the
Chesapeake Bay electric road. This
Ia the regular annual tour OF lnApoc.
ton. Mr.. Mohat will Wait Now York,
Washington aud Chicago before his re-
lturn.
g. +. Tailmadge. who II dulng col.
0nization work In the Pecos alley and
Ia the Panhandle IN connection With
the Santa Re road, let Chicago Wed.
nosday night with nearly 300 home
seekers. who travel by special train
from Kansas City. They are goinR
into the PeCos valley with a view 10
settling upon arid lands which are
capable OF irrlgatlon.
The following new directors q the
Pere Marquette road have been elect
cd. Thomas Il. Tracy, Of Toledo. Al
fred Skltt.. Arthur rurnbull r, N
Young. Redmond Cross, 8. L. ED
ridge. George al Cumming. and J. n
Wallace, all OF New York. They rep
resent the Cincinnati. Hamilton a
Dayton Interests which now cont %
the Pere Marquette.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
IT WOULD PROVE USELESS
EXPENSE TO TAXPAYERS

A petition was In circulation In
Williams Thursday. requesting the
board OF supervisors 20 send A. r.
Cornish o7 Flagstaff 10 Washington TO
try and have the Colorado river made
the dividing line between the Navajos
and stockmen. The Williams News
Is ~ the opinion that such a move IL
uncRlled for and a useless expendi-
ture OF the taxpayers money. More
could be accomplished by our people
at home II working along the right
lines Than by sending a representative
10 washington. We believe the board
will do all they can. within the law,
TO help our stockmen. but Il seems
there Is no law 90 cover such expendi.
ture. and we do not believe the board
will attempt 10 so outside the law. We
trust our cltizens will consider well
before signing such a petition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

"a house blll No. liS, by Mr.. Hanni.
gan, providing tor the construction Of
reservoir az Elephant Butte, rec
0nmendlng that the committee substi.
luxe be passed. The report 81 the com.
miiiee was adopted and the bill passed
under suspension OF the rules BY a
unanimous vote.
This committee on finance reported
council bill y rs. By Mr.. Read, An
Act 10 rope section 2a0s Of the com.
piled lava Uf 1897, relating % certain
duties OF tho auditor and treasurer,
recommending that Il be passed. Tho
report OF the committee was adopted
and the blil passed by a vote OF ~ 70 2.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
PLACER MINES
ARE TRANSFERRED
SALT LAKE COMPANY BUVs TX
TENelvE PLACER GROUND
NEAR KINGSTON, NEW MEXICO,
AND WILL OPERATE WITH M.
pRAuLlca


tFrOm Saturdays Daily Citizen)
a correspondent OF the Denver
News. writing from Kingston. says:
The option given BY nernardo silva
and partners to 0uss Brothers Of Salt
Lake. Utah, a short time ngO. and
which the News first published 10 the
world has been taken up, AZ least in
part, and the money paid thereon. The
final transfer Of the unioa and Esper.
ANA placer claims was made last
Tuesday. The Mexican owners were
busy all week drawing $500 checks
for their relatives and friends These
claims are In Silva gulch, a tributary
Of Apache canyon, just a narrow ridge
separating them from Truilllo gulch.
Parker Brothers are now putting In a
hydraulic plant. The new owners will
incorporate under the name OF the
Union Esperanxa Mining company,
and viii operate on a large scale. A
400.horae power hydraulic plant win
be NJ once constructed and active gold
washing will begin Tho purchase o.
other property IL contemplated. This
last Gaai will give Pittsburg mining
district two hydraulic plants this
spring, and do much 20 demonstrate
ANW fNlNe VI the Afhpitu MOUNTAINS
as a gold camp.
The geological formation IN and
around the placers is a red granite.
with a rhyollte dixie at and along its
contact which appears 10 be the
source % the gold The country "
scanned with quartz veins. but In them
thus FAR no discoveries have been
made. With the opening No ~ the
placers, lead mining will evidently be
stimulated, and an effort viii be made
TO find the source Of tho gold which
evidently belongs close 10 where first
discovered Mueh Of the placer gold
comes In flakes, and even with square
corners. As one old prospector re-.
marked, 1T must have growod right
/ thar"
We have been unable 10 learn the
price paid for the silva properties,
but q has been known that for the
past year they held up for stiff
price, and mining men were practical.
| ~ barred from that locality.
The shandon camp has been quite
dull since the first discovery, but with
the sale and transfer OF the Trujiilo
gnich property and now the silva
property, times on the Rio Grande
viii improve
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
(From Saturdays Daily citlSen.)
Articles of incorporation.


The following articles Of incorpore-
ton have been flied IN the office OF
tho Territorial Secretary J. w. Ray
nolda:
Tho Citizens Gas. Light, Heat and
Power company, tho incOrporators be-
ing n. r.. Hull. G. ", Roberts and j. A.
Buckles, all Of kingasher, Oklahoma.
The objects Of the incorpOrators are
10 construct and operate a gas plant,
pipe lines. etc. and TO furnish artifl-
cial gis for lighting and heating pur-
poses In the city OF Roswell. Chaves
county. New Mexico. The term Of In
corporation Is twenty years and the
principal place Of business IL Ros.
well. New Mexico. The capital stock
consists Of 1000 shares % par value
OF 500 each and the incorporation
are named as the officers of the
company for the first three months OF
its existence.
Bids for Territorial Certificates.
~ 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon
Territorial Treasurer J. II. Vaughn
opened bids for the purchase Of the
$50, 900 worth Of territorial certifi-
Gates OF Indebtedness authorized 10
be- Issued under the Martin Rollag
law. There were six bids and all Il
them we're quite favorable Awards
have not yet been made. but will be
announced sometime today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
ANOTHER PARK 1T DEPOT

That the Santa y. means to make
a beauty spO, out OF that plot Of
ground directly In front Of the Alyar.
ado Is apparent from tho work that
Is going ON there. The ground was
lrst cleaned Of the rubbish Il contain
ed, then q man and team, with pillow
and scraper. began leveling u, Il y
now ready for the grass seed, for u
ls going to be a lawn, studded with
shade trees. A yitrifled brick walk ID
being laid on the south side, and judg.
Ing from the number OF brick that
have been hauled la. the cOmpaay In
tends to extend Il on the west side a.
well.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

fHNNWNNNM 8NNHN"Hf N7Nhf 1872
prcsidom Clark called the council
20 order Rf iO 80 O'Clock. Rev. George
A. SEWER pronounced divine inv0ca'
ton Sir. Greer was excused.
INTRODUCTION OF NEW Bulls.
The following bills were introduced.
Council BIN No. ii6, by Mr. Lcany,
relating TO public highways. Referred
10 the committee on roads and high
ways.
Council bill No. III. by Mr. Martin,
relating 10 the solicitor general and
district attorneys. Referred 70 the
committee on judiciary.
Council bill No. las. by Mr.. Martin
relative 70 indebtedness incurred for
educational purposes. Referred 20 this
COMMITTEES on finance.
Council bin No. iig, by Mr.. Mar
timex, relative TO negotiable lnstru
mUntH. Referred TO the committee on
judiciary.
ON motion Of MIR. Martinez. council
bin No. O., by Mr.. Martin, providing
for q supreme court reporter and the
printing Ut supreme court reports
was foCommittod.
Al 10. 20 O'Clock the council ad
iourned until 10 o'clock saturday
morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
a Chicago Alderman Owes lila Elee-
ton TO chamberisln's Cough
Remedy.

Il can heartily and oonsclcntionsly
reconmond Chamberlaln's cough rem.
e,iy for affections OF the throat and
lungs" says Hon. John Silenick, 220
So Peoria st., Chicago. Two years
ago during a political campaign
caught cold after being overhe9ted,
which irritated my throat and ] was
finally compelled 20 stop, as I could
not speak aloud Ia my extremity a
friend advised me 10 use Chamber
lain'a Cough Remedy. took two
doses that afternoon and could not be.
Love my senses when / found the next
morning the Inflammation had largely
subsidized. | took several doses that
day. kept right ON talking through the
campaign, and I thank this medicine
thai won my scat in the council =
This remedy Ia for sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

After a hearty meal a dose Of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will prevent an az.
tack OF indigestion. kodol ia a thor
oueh digosiant and A guaranteed cure
for indlgesl lon, dyspepsia, gas on the
stomach. sour rislHRs. bad breath and
ali stomach troubles n Watkins, Les
bus. Ky, says: Il can togily 20 the
efficacy Of Kodol IN the cure 81 stom-
ach trouble. ! was afflicted with stom-
ach trouble for fifteon years and have
taken ak bottles OF your hutoi cr2
popsia euro, which has entirely curot
me. The ak bottles were worth $1,000
TO me-" Sold by al drugsists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
TEACHER LOVES MARROW.
ESCAPE FROM DROWNING

What might have been serious
catastrophe was narrowly averted the
other day near Zuni, when Mr. Love,
school was crossing the river. The
horse and rider got into deep water
the horse, both man and horse were
carried fOwn stream for over a mile
before either could be rescued. When
seen the following day Mr.. Love APP
poared to have suffered 40 III effcts
from HIS Icy dip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

Colonel John NJ. Fuller. OF Honey
Grove, Texas. nearly met his Waterloo,
from liver and kidney trouble. In a
recent letter, he sayss n was nearly
dead OF these complaints. and. al.
though tried my FAMILY doctor, be did
me no good; 80 | got a soc bottle OF
your great Electric Bltiers, which
cured mo. | consider them the best
medicine On earth, and thank God VINO
gave you tho knowledge 10 make
them." Sold and guaranteed 10 cure
dyspepsia. biliousness and kidney dis
ease, by all druggists az soc o bottle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
BLAST KNOCKS DOWN
ALI TELEGRAPH WIRES

The intelligent foreman Of the rail.
road work In Shoemaker canyon man
wires every time a blast Is fred, says
ihe Los Vegas Optic, The thing has
been going on for a couple OF weeks.
Almost every day the telegraph sery'
Ice Ia this city and 90 other towns ~
suspended and the Associated Press
dispatches are delayed by the caTelcss
methods employed by those In charge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

o. the work. Today Western Union.
Postal and Logan q Bryan wires are
all down and u was necessary 20 get
the press service several hours late
via san Francisco. II looks ~ though
the Santa re might be able 10 ind
some man who could snperintend the
work 10 the canyon In such a manner
a. not 20 cause annoyance and incon.
vonlenco to Thousands OF people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
INDICTMENTS RETURNED
~ UNION GRAND JURiEs

There were twenty-eight indlct-
menis returned by the grand lurles
az tho Union county court IN Clay
ton and four convictions, viz; Julian
Poroa. for the larceny OF horse,
Ave years. saturnino Romero, same
oncnse, ave years; A. j. Owen, en-
excitement, one year; George Oliver,
hourishlng a pistol sixty days In the
county Jail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
AT pEMlNo VISITING cot.
AND MRS. SMITH

Mrs Lily Wakoman, who Was for.
merry Miss IDLY smith Of DENNIS, and
her two children arrived there from
her present home In Los Angeles, Cal
lfornla, to visit her mother and ma.
mcrous old time friends Ia that city.
Mrs. WakomRn will remain In Doming
for several months and her old time
friends will all Join In making her stay
pleasant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
GALLUP AND VICINITY
SOAKING WITH RAINS

There has been rain In Gallup every
month since and including June. says
tho Republican The oldest lnnabitRnt
does not remember the time when Il
ralnod every month for ten months in
succession. and the average inhabi-
thni does not want no see another such
IN rainy spell a great many people
came 70 this country 90 account ~ It's
dry climate, and they feel imposed up.
ON when called 90 stand such wet
weather
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
WORLDS FAIR TICKETS
REPORT or JOINT AGENT NOR
TON SHOWS VOLUME or BUsl'
NESS.

The report OF the 81. Louis joint
validating 8gcncy covering the period
OF the worlds fair, April no 90 De
cember 81 war issued Wednesday
by Joint Agcnt Morton. Ina hgures
are OF gouorai interest, showing the
enormous yolume OF passenger busi'
ness handled during the fair season
ON Tickets deposited for stop over priv
llege or fr an extension OF return
limit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

General Manager n. H. Nudge OF
no Santa re railroad stopped In Don
yer yesterday ON his way home "a To
Deka from the Pacific coast, says the
Denver Republican, SIR, Nudge stated
that his trip was entirely one OF pleas
ure aud nad nothing 10 DO with the
business OF tho road.
Speaking Of the heavy expenditures
which the santa We win make during
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
a YOUNG CONDUCTOR.

NaInh y. Ard, OF TONWNN1 nov u
conductor on the New Mexico division
OF the Santa Pc. has the reputation
OF being the youngest conductor on
this great transcontiDental system.
Arid Is but ~ years OF age. In 1896
when hut ~ years OF age, he was one
OF the fastest professional bicycle
riders IN the middle west. AZ that
time be was employed by Crane a
Co, a. a press feeder lie left Topeka
In the spring OF 1900. and entered
service OF the santa Fe AZ a call boy
80 Ration, soon after belnE promoted
to a hrakemanship, Through cour-
teOus and eiIicient service he has won
his way 10 a conductors place. hr,
Ard ia the son OF VIM. Arid, one OF
Topeka's Oldest citizens.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
chamberlaln's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

Tho great success OF this prepara,
ton Ia the relief and euro 81 bowel
complaints has brought u into almost
universal uso. n never falls, and
wien reduced with water and sweet.
encd Is pleasant 90 take. Il Is equally
valuable for Children and adults For
Eale by az dealers