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The Springdale news., 1906-05-11

Presbyterian-Preaching every Sun day morning and evening: prayer meeting every Wednesday evening Rev. J. $. Harrington, pastor. Sun day School every Sunday at 9:45 a. m l.. D, Petross, superlntendent.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-11

M |. ChgHeb. s8ath-S -SerYfeeS every sunday at Fl q. m. and ats night ex- eept ifar. Rey F. NJ BurFaw pastor sunday >eA85i af 2: Ia m W | simpson perlutendeat.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-11

Springdale Camp No. 2. ". o. ". Meets every first and third Thurs day night Of each month. ". .. Scar nn C q M IL IichLYlar eLarL.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-11
FORT SMITH, ARK.

Band Mil and Handle Factor,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

los Angeles. Call April no. The old
adagc ihni an onicclnldef seldom dios
and never resigns has no telrora Tor
This city 1t has a law which allows
o. N take uui q delinquent public
Official Los Angeles does not have
lo suffer in silence waiting FOR the
mans torn Or end. The law ga termed
tne recall and q la employed 20
recall on uiHceholdef go private llfc
los Angeles haa bad The rrccaii"
Tor three ycara and has had io use u
bat once Machine politicians and the
franchise nnhhlofs Allie hate o.
Oinaf cities already have adopted the
idea City Attorney W. D Mathews
De- responsible for See presence On thc
charter The people voted So ln at hiss
recommendation. Pie o. now serving
DC third term. having been feLeminat
cd f1r lf By iho republican, demo-
cratic. prohibition and sUcial demo-
cratic PARTIES
Al pasadsna. where the "rocali" hRs
been adopted also. d vain effort was
mnde tu use o. a. q ciub Boy the water
cumnanios The people favor muni
Cipal ownership THE companies want
40 enofmuga figure and wish in ignore
some legal uhaiacica 90 O sale. They
started D recall against che mayor.
accusinF him of blocking Municipal
control Oh Ire water plant Thcn
Mayor Wuterhouao called a. mass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Tho Commercial Club 81 ihis city 81 showing az ac-
tlgly Of effort for the advancement of Albuquerque
prosperity which cannot bo GOO highly commended.
The need OF an our New Mexico towns has from ~
frat been snnporilnr and surroundins rural commun-
ty 10 fact This has been called territory az towns
with country 20 maintain them. Not only was ihs a.
TACT bu such fact the strongest and nHppefahe
obstacle 10 Ncw Mcsicoa growth Oh wealth and popula
ton The produce Of hef mne8 ihu sale ol her cattle,
sheep and WOOL the lumber from her denuded mountain
fanros-al these natural resource. brought monoy into
ne country; hut such money could not remain hecaase
bad bo sent 10 tho east aeelu io pay ipf al thn
necessities of io
Bui better prospects duwhiuE upon NeW hfzco
fhe tide of immigration D. linking new character.
80 longer DO those coming among look only tn ihe
iowne fhe mines ihe Sheep ahd cttc fausus and $500
railroads. ior employment Ibe new immigration ia
from lhc FARMS Of the States and they de~andmg
10 know where they can nnd larns--or thc opportunity
SO make uem-in this land OF health. sunshine and
plenty.
The government Is taking important steps 10 meet
ihs demand The impoundns OF surface waters.
development 0 undoffows and the announcement oi the
Campbell system VI scientific dry iarming orenlne
large arabic On many parts of The territory, and
lE those parts the immigrants seeking settlement
while tho towns OF those sections heatIfrng them
selves io reap the largest possible harfes from ih.
change On the character % Now Mexcos Immigrants
Do hehootcf Albuquerque 90 De ahfras. 81 iha times
shc wishes 90 retain her long undgputod and ndis-
puthhe supremacy the metropolis OF New Mexico. tbs
activity OF the Commercial Club and che lnos along which
ihia activity s taking forn show that Albuquerque be-.
nothing 10 fear under tho chaneod conditions bee
ginning 20 manifest themselves
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

erIcan maafurc haead pp1n the fund.
emena Idea That a public officer Is a
sergnn oi .ho people.
The maphlncry of the "recall 90
tlfF almpie Upon ihe presentation
of a edition f0r the removal Of an
ficigl signed by electors entitled Ga
fco Coz hla successor equal lu mum.
hCr f0 25 Der cent 90 the total vote
l1r lhe 0ilco at The last proccding
Fcnoial election the council shall,
tHdIn thirty tags can d special clcc-
tlon Az ihis glqr9ou ihc name of
ihr incumbent must De submitted 20
ie electors. unless De requests other
b Use. AND other Candidniea nominated
hV rsltlsn may o. voted for The
ulrson receiving The highest numhcr
of ratos. whether t be- The Incumbent
or somc oiher candidate. o. untitled
Immediately tn tho oilce.
Alter three yeofs lriei tht recall
Dsars rho aspcct of a permanent In
gftuilou
puhlc sentiment regarding o. may
hp described ihuH. 10 commands ere
support of the great majority of clu.
1tna Nh0 want nothing from fhe city
mFrnmnui except efficiency and
nothing from tho omcini9 except q.
ttl'iy n iuiy on tho Oihor hand. o.
H opposed and hated hv professional
politicians and by those corporate in.
lercsts which ore hahliunlIy seeking
special rdnccfeIons 90 tho hands of
pliant officials
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
TO HONOR THE
NATIONS DEAD
Memorial Services viii Not
Leave the Graves Of For
mer Foes Forgotten.
CORPORAL rAssfR's APPEAL

Commando ln chisi Tanner of
ite Grand Army OF ihi Republic. has
iaa Ue hIs AnHual Address % All
aregi AfIt posts ftEaialnH Pc es
efe.Eas t0 lh conducted Memorial
nuy ID memnrg Ul the federal soldier
dead la general order so ON This
su1ieci ha asEsi
I'VE taVe been observing th's day
over since onr beloved Logan lnali.
tuiod b. in 1868 This year. uy com
fades. WI are cr0asint che broad
l.tof ai fae laie ni 5000 q moniA. co..
0Q0 "a year Soon tht arCat majority
Ai'l be s'eeglng their laa' sleep, and
i ls our ruVlitse now o. q has been
Inf Hn many yrara. tu pas loving
,ruuirs NJ Uleir memory By iecorat-
ms ihn'r graves with flowers
am performing ny solGnm duly
when a8k al 20 assist ln this loving
service Upon The department and
post COMMANDERS tho EufY rests of
attending io tha fitting Observance 81
Memorial Ray Welcome an auxiliary
and allied organizations. encourage
school children lo attend and assist,
and secure speakers who IN clear aud
eloquent language VIII teach che les.
sons of patriotism l0r which oar com.
rados gave tlo Tact ull measure 40
devotion.
Thirty year8 ago when I was o..
parimCnt commander OF New York. in
a Memorial Day order ! then issued
suggested 90 the comrades OF New
York chat where from Monlauk Point
20 Buffalo, any confederate soldier bad
found acpuloher among us. ] trusted
that when We went oui io laurel the
graves Of our union dead. our com.
mon American manhood would pre-
vent us passing hy nc graves Of our
former opponents without dropnIus
thereon aomo floral remembrance
Not aii in honor oi their
cause l1F lhai So opposed. fought ard
conquered hu. tacaus0 we, wlo mct
them On iae heid of battle know that
Drawer meu or better soldiers have
noe been known since men we're first
maTshaifd ln battle array
eve were then scarcely a dozen
years away from Appomaiiox. bus tae
aurrrsiInu seemed tu meet with very
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Tho chief value ol the "rccaI" is
ln iia m1ral effect lf tends Oh strength
on enc OuicohoifCrs against unriclte-
ous opportunities and to deter him
from doing what be thinks the public
WIN dlsapprQvo AZ the same time. it
imposes on &c citizen "a sense ui con
slant responsibility for tho conduct
Of his sergants IN once whose derelic-
liens need nor and should nos nader
iho "recaif be endured
Municipal officers who do their
work and shape their course wta on
eye single 90 the interests 90 ihc com.
munity need have nn fear ~ che IRE
call thc machinery OF which ia 60 adj
iustol aF n1' Orb o. easily fct On op~s
Grafton except in cases of real lplin-
Unencg The crlmlnni law prcscrihga
ponriuos Tor grnfline and c1rH1tion
in public Office, bat Affords no cor
reciltr far acts ur COMMISSIONS 0r the
part Of officials by which Without
committing a crime they forfeit the
confidence of their constituents. For
tgr1 cnges tac "recal suppllea n
ioeiral AVID effective REMEDY
AnhckH have been made upon iha
r0naiiiuUunllity uf fhr recall hui
na direct decision ou ihc question has
boon rendered hy ihc supreme court
Cities which maf ntQmnlsto The
adoption of similar provisions hould
br mos, careful n framing Che 'aw. in
order chat LEGAL obstacles may nO. De-
encountered in its application
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
WRECKED On COLLISION
Ar COLEMAN STATION.

A lght engine ram D adend into
ihe limited passenger train 30. s Rt
Colmar i0rty miles from thls city
and about daii way between Ration
and Las VeERs, on the Atchison. To-
peka a. santa Fo ,hIs morning. and
both engines were badly wrecked al
though most provlaentinlly no one
was seriously hurt says the las We.
gas Optic
The road Is tod up again. for
about che dnh time in She last two
weeks and tho wreckcr was sent out
from ths city 90 aaslst ln clearing
the track The wrocker did not reach
me scene of the wreck until about
O'Clock tli afternoon and g viii take
severa. hours % rom0ye the wrecked
engines, The accident was due, un.
duuhiedly to carelcasneas ou the part
ol some ono. Tnis o. the secOnd time
within g week that q Hight engine has
un Into q passenger train en- this
dlF'FluR uud II more care % not taken.
sooner or aver therc VIII Boz q great
inas oi $50 n one az the many wrecks
0n thia division oi the road
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
CAMPERS FIND DEAD
CODY NEAR PHOENIX.

Robert u nagEa, Dr.. found the body
OF man lying face downward nu up-
Dor skunk rgoeA abo,d sixteen miie8
from Phoenix. three north 0f Adobe
mountain nul woaf of the Black Can
yuh road. says the phoeniX lnEs'ie
ghe body weH without a re7tiFe OF
clothing aud had apparently been hle-
less several moniba There were no
marks OF violence and nothing near
the body ihat would offer the siieht-
Usl clue t0 Boz identity The romans
were not moloated Word was sent
Acting Coroner Burnett OF the find,
and be. upon receipt OF che news. de-
Cldcd 90 have The remains brought to
the city for ihe Inquest Young nagFs
With J. q naega and others, "a camp
Ing near the place whore the body
was found
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

hnfi-overyihnR that they stand for.
n "a little wonder ihai they have sent
nap thls wnll Tor help
The ioar that William Randolph
Hears VIII succeed n capturing the
democratic nomination Tor tine presl-
doncy o. reflected in a ..Ousand ways
here ln Washington. u Is hased un
Hoarsta ability 90 pat the two old
party candidates 90 their best efforts
IN New York 90 keep him ont of the
mayoralliY They wee how the most
radical candidates have won 10 CHI
cago, in the Ohio campaign. in Phil
adplphia ana everywhere the issue hes
heon squarolY made Already most
active steps are belng taken to revive
the conservative organization on ne
democratic party throughout the
country the organization which was
brought into existence 20 nominate
Parker with a view 20 heading On
any movement which mighl result in
the nomination Of Hearst az any otaer
ulirarRdicai candidate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
90
@41HFo

a Democratic Picture of ao nopuhii.
can Party
is all there o. OF tho party today rnho
him away, and it becomes lho party
nl iho corrupt trusts rominisconce
ni Hanna and campaign dohauchery,
Take away Roosevelt and The fppuhli
can party is as easy tn beat as q tied
punching bag ln q gymnasium.
William Jennings Bryan ~ che most
looming candidate i0f the democratic
candidate Tor Jhe democratic nomina-
ilou to BE- seen from tails point OF
view Men in The senate and house
whose voices are heard 20 me councils
ol iholr parry think that Bryan viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Washington. ID. G. April i0-That
1905 viii be a democratic year Is the
genuine and inspiring conviction which
hiss started an this talk about presi.
dcniial possibilities and oandldaies
Democrats who are happily con-
ylneed that Theorodore Roosevelt will
stick % his pledge and not take q
third term are sure mat the suptrao
zion of Roosevelt win leave the re-.
publican party as a cipher on the sur.
face ol oblivion. They say Roosevelt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

meeting gave an the tacls Io fhe peO
DE and the recall movement failed.
in Los Angeles during iis recall
election the corporations spent money
freely tn back me incumbent. lie
was Thrown out hy q vote of 9 10 !.
iAcn the matter was carried Into tha
courts 30 decision was roachM uu.
iii after the term bad cxne Z. tho
tuccr ir candidate a, iho polls sory.
suf "a lhQ meantime Then lhe court
decided ihai the recall election wa3
yoIl because 0i technical defect ln
thc preliminary steps % avoided a
decision on fhe CucaiInn of the con,
Individuality
Im Angeles believes i1 Ore Waait
% believes thar public conscience o.
mere aiori and less technical than
lnvosf.snu0na hy district attofucyt
snd ihnt 30 70. lies q powerful weapon
agaluat graft and special privileges
The "Recall" Explained.
ny W. B Mathews.
City attorney ul Lns Angeles
The roCai is essentially an Am-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
Albuquerque Weekly Citizen


Speaking OF me tsia Of Meyer Haywood and Petit
bone charged with completely To ne murder Of former
Governor sioanenborg. me FarmInpon Times nuatler
says
important that every true American take ga IN
forest hla trial and demand that Justice BE- aono ~
Haywood and Meyer ARE guilty. and 90 not for d
believe hoy are hey ought 10 De huns because
they are not only mufde.efs .n tho common sense hut
heg htge orsanlze labor areparable injury An
appeal 90 reason and Justice and hu rght of The
ballot ia ho only way 90 permanently prufduto the cause
1i labor and when sy labor the entire class
shu hy ui brain aud MUSCLE produce wealth. n con
ifadiatinciiun 20 hs who ouy absorb o. Labor
does s uat pruporun of che wealth lfs efforts
produce and che labor problem win never ho solved until
Do does Differences ths rights az Che employing
aud employed must necessarily arise from time io lime
s1d either side ai lhe controversy should be-
allowed 90 hang ue imprisoned for the rar he may
play o. zoe case uuleHs Doc shall commit e. orine that
warrants d. The greai 0f the American people
wbo n0t concerned directly with tho dollar and cent
part 81 ho controversy Involved should that this o.
ihe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Henry Clews Very important demands upon inc
European money markets aro impendng Russian l0sn
of about s2500o0000 will shortly be announced Both
ho German and French governments also likely 10
soon come into the market extensive borrowers. while
me British gOgeruneut and also the London County
Council contemplate putting out important loans no
distant date u Is estimated that the demands from
hese several sources viii approximate about 600
40 the same time the capital ISSUES Ia England In
March and Aprl were unusually large result of trade
and industrial activity A. Tor the Russian loan @ rec
mains 90 Doe seen how it VIII GO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Arthur Curran ana Miss l.oOra
Buchanan we're merr.cd Monday az
tarnOop, April 2, in is. Paao, by Rev.
&C. y. Dalton. pastor oi me Methodist
church. only few friends OF the con-
fraciing PARTIES being present Tho
bride Is the daughter of w u.
buchanan cashier OF the First Ma
tional bank of thls city. Rnd veil
known hero "a "a Curan is editor
and proprietor of The Tnrumcarl
Times. Alter shnu yisif n El paso
they returned 10 rurumcar, where
they VIII raalde
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Howard a. Conner who has been
running a. postal clerk on the line be-.
tween Clifton and iordsburg for the
past year. has resigned so take a
heifor paying position With mo All.
zoua Copper company al Clifton VIA.
y. Maiheson has been put on IN MS
place az a temporary substitute, and
win hold tho run down until a per-
manent appointment d made This
division of the railway mail service
O. short Of clerks. aH there are 90
many other jobs in this section that
pay hVtior
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

come hack from his "trip around the
world as the champion Of municipal
ownership railway regulation, public
Ownership of public utilities aad pre-
pared % stem into his former position
81 psfiY leadership io short, they be-,
Hove chat nryuu is coming into his
own
The pufp al OF Alton h pnrkors
recent trip through the south and HE
effort 90 urOuau tho southern demo
Gratis 90 caooso d candidate is found iu
ihu fear of roaring 1881 Hearst
Parker Oh recognized hers as fho
official mouthnicce oi the Wall street
interests He % the spokesman OF
those men OF tho business world who
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Gear radical political movements. He
IS the tool OF those men who seek 20
have two conservatives parties, and te
control both ID ihe iniefcnia Of special
ana corrupt legislation. The cand.-
date whom he seeks Tor the dcmoc-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

John Montague McCohum, Jr. died az Globe Ariz
Friday April g. after illness of ha throo days In
August 1904 less thau years ago connection with
bis father Judge D ~. MeCoiium of Stafford the de-
ceased founded the Arizona Register which me- was COM
dutcng at the time of his death But a few dnys after
his 2sth birthday death came and ended career which
was fun OF hope and happiness. gontucklan by BIRTH
praicr by trade. husband Of less than two yearr
r1lng youuE man IN his community a favoriie with a
who knew hm--his early and unexpected death cut
short life filled 40 the fun with promises Of honor aud
usefulness iis family hts friends. his community and
his profession has each suffered loss the memory 10
atonod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Judge Parkos h. Rocornized as the
Official Mouthpiecc Of wall street.
racy Is the candidate who would be-
subject i0 the control OF wall street
Parker and his adhefCnia are opposed
20 Roosevelt q 90 any man who stands
iOf what Roosevelt stands for
The captains 81 industry are on
lonely rock Ahoue them d a sea %
antitrust antlalayery. aniimachlue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Alamogordo News. During the wlnor and up 90 n
few weeks ago there we're home ranch eggs mar
keied la Alamoeordo than before and az NO time
did the price of eo lower than 25 cents per dozen
lhla De- good SIGN thui becoming sef-support-
ng and t0 be sclfsunpoFng is TO he Independent Our
ranchmen recognize the hen as valuable asset Ia ths
country aud though eggs should become plentiful that
the price may go lower than % cents per dozen yet
the industry would ho profitable even go or ne
cents per dozen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Captain News. The Hopeful mine az Parsons ahrh
han been hamperod me pas, winter by shortage of
fuci win soon De crushing on sls Huntington miis
The financial condition of the company operating ihs
mine has been materially improved. and a lndicai IONS
has long boen recognized good lau grade pruu1si
zion and lis capacity ior profit 81 bounded only by he
amount of ore handled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Clayton Enterprise, Bob Manakor butchorod the
large Monday which reported the purchase OF
10 last issue The STEER weighed t1i0 pounds
and dressed out 1900 The animal cost Bob s7G95 This
shows whit feed win 90 towards the production oi Cine
stock This steer lel suffer for food slace
calf The small farm and stock sanoh combined rs
Whit q win take 10 develop this country. Come
utilizing She feed you raise az possible il feed d worth
the price t0 your neehhor and they make a nron on
70 e d worth tde Same To- you,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
Irritation b. Wire

Irrigation. 81 usually thought o. consists ln ROM
Quoting the arid district watcr FROM distance eher
ihroush plpos by of canals and there dsrih-
uiinR .t There a. however another method 0 irfga-
ton which may ID applicable WHOM tho socton to ho
whiord ls 500 Tor ifoe TIE running streams. Such r.
system was described time ago in paper by u.
Tresk before the American Society of Civil Euginoora
This n che system 90 Ontario. Cal
The striking feature OF the Ontario aTstou pa ihat.
nscad of Transporting water 90 tho dry Section water
s used To- generate electrical energy which o. Itself
transponed--or rap tranamiiied-io VARIOUS points
throughout thc district 20 bt watorod and MCro used
90 operate pumps which draw lhc lrgatur water from
underground SOURCES Such an arrangomont bo
adopted only whore there Is underground supply oi
water sufficiently large for the purpose Moreover an
electric aygetm probably would BE- expensive ln
STALL except where ho physical dmcuties Of construct
ng canal very Freat or Che distance through which
ho water 5 conducted ls itself great But there are
no doubt many such aiiuntlonafto which water bc
conducted only az prohibtre cost O. On the other
bend there Us water power nos 100 iar away the ecc-
iricsl rrleutlnc system might be- used Ter then the
physical obstacles betWeen the watof and the rns are
~ not much importance and the % running power
line s mach less than thar of building an rfieatlns
canhi The electrical power may be- conducted over
small wire up hin and down with cqual facility while
water must be- ed "a large ditch built nearly lere or
else Cog large. expensive pipes Electrical Review
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

San Jaan Index John Burns thc great Enelish
commoncr says thst che drnkipg habit among hc p'rre
CLASSES has everywhere contributed thor political Gee
ucndupce industrial bondage personal debnagnent olfc
lrforority aud domestic misery The tavern hns .nen
che antechambor 90 the work house. tho recruiting ha-
tou Toy the hospital to- chapel of o the a.yiun.
tho rendezvous fer he gambler ihe gathering iomri nr
The iall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Pennington Enterprise; For The pass five months
there has been average of one building compleiad
every week IN Pennington ltill people nss thai
not doing much Ia The way Of growing The dii
fercnt carpenters have contracts Tor az least
frame houses which awaiting material and the Gran
Zee Block company has contracts for five al that
toriai Others who prefer brick also waiting uht
such can also BE- procured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

New Mcxcan Although New Meyco has hegn ,ari
of ihe United sates i1r sNiy years SET u bouudares
are siu oi diapuio n thc national conglcss no
- much because thoy untorain bat because 81 IS
territory hnd che commonwealth to Che north oud o
ihe oast are states tha, have ad unjust claim 20 err
fory that rightly bclnnFa No Now MUyico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Purple flowers OF every hue win be- grown ln Denver
his year 90 welcome De Hlu reunion 90 July. They
fo be planted la me parks I'm private residences aud
wherever added tlnge OF purple be added 20 the
apdtcape Tho ElkH are golng there 100000 sirong.
aad that many more visitors win Dc attracted % iho city
- The low rate and the h0sptabe entertainment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

nr. Thomas Electric Oil D. the
teri remedy i9r that often fatal u.s.
casc-croup. Has been used wiih sue
cess In our family for eight years.
Mrs H. Whiteacre. nunalo. n. u.