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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
FOREST RESERVES ARE COSTLY
ONE THOUSAND RANGERS WILL
o. EMPLOYED ON FIRST RE
SERVE ~ july I.

The following "a an extract from a
speech delivered ln washington. ID. g..
by Hon clifford PinChOt United States
forester, department OF agriculture
after hiH return from attending the
6ockmen's association at Denver
Colo.
Before July l." said CHIEF Fores
Ger Clifford pinchot u expect to have
1000 rangers at work Ia the govern
ment forest reserves. There are near.
" 700 rangers employed at present.
and ! think the number can soon be
Increased. owing 90 the fapidity with
which money % acoFuing M the treae
ury through the grazing regulations
that we're recently Imposed. st0ckmon
arc paying IN money AZ the rate of
almost 35o00ov g day FOR the privilege
Of grazing their herds Ia forest reaer
vniiona."
Forester pinchot then went on 10
say thni hn would soon annoance an
examination 90 candidates for the 20.
aition of forest reserve ranFor. and
said that che larger the number that
would afaly the better q would please
him, The duties 81 forest ranger are
% look out for forest nreg and see
that timber "a not cut OF taken away.
a ranger draWa q aalarE 81 e75 per
Month 10 begin, and Furnishes his own
oulht.
"Wll iheso men BE- required to
know something about the high art
~ ioreStry2" was asked
NO" said Mr. Plnchoi y would
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
DEFINING ENJOYS
A STEADY GROWTH
Boarding Houses FuII and
New Cottages BespOken
Before Completed.
NEW WATER PLANT COMPLETED

Special Correspondence
beminE. NJ a.. Marcn s-The staaay
and cQusfantiy Increasing improve.
ment in nemlnE o. becoming more
and more apparent 90 TIE naked eve
81 late. New cottages. which have
gradually and almost impcrcoptlhly
been Filing up che vacant lots around
tsHn, are now gpringinr uD Ia such
numbers az 20 force themselves 81
the notice 81 even the transient via
nor the yards and small orchards
about town are improved. also naron.
e.fiiy of gfaduai growth. and are De-.
SHINING 90 show decided evidence of
the time and care speni on them. and
tne new water workr, which promise
the long desired and rfeatiy needed
facilities Tor both house and garden.
mas sei up iiH permanent advertise.
ment. that az who run may read. ia
the way ol ita seycniy-aVp foui stand.
pipe which can be seen Tor miles out
Of town
Ralph Eiy "a putting IN his forty
Aerys iust outside N town. In farm
products Of an kinds. and three miles
west Of the city j. a. Carr has bought
$50 acres aud iH starilnF 10. with
practical methods. and good material.
Tor hnileinR up n sim larger farming
tract. Between them. we are all con.
hdenlly expecting 10 see proven the
long mQoicd statement that neminR
land with proper treatment and Gun.
Client water can produce as fine fruit
end vegetables as eny imported from
California.
New people, business men ~ well
az health seekers from an over the
country, are pouring into town. and
accommodation f0r our new citizens
are aii Too limited. The boarding
houses are full and there Is need and
demand for more, and 81 Tor cottages.
the new BUILDINGS are spoken for
lonF before they are finished
beming Is not booming, but what lsI
iar better e Is growing, slowly bat
With ever increasing suroneaa
Brown q Solinacc are putting ln a
large irrleatlon power plant six miles
east % DQminE and are preparing 10
pgt 1000 acres IN cultivation fhey
have developed water supply of
5000 gallons per minute. under
stand, also. that they have let con.
tracts Tor canals and lnterais, an.
proximatlng twenty miles. and the
land commissioner reports new on.
tries OF land contiguous 10 the canal.
Of over 5000 acres The object OF
this canal u 20 catch and store the
Hood waters on the Mimhres river for
che purpose % additional Irrigation
supply. The new city water company
have completed their plant and are
making service connections very rap.
idly. The ten Of their nre hydranis
will BE- made % a day or two. under
an elehtynvo foot head pressure
"A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
M RuasIAN PARLIAMENT.

Called the duma.
Election OF members begins April
eth
First session May iOih.
Ignorance of voting will give peas
ants small representation
Most election place. viii De under
martial rule.
Leading legislative topic viii be-
finances
one bill places heavy taxes on sal-
aries of corporation officials.
Vast foreign loan 80 BE- sanctioned.
Parliament viii be asked 40 act
strongly against violence Of property
rights
Early steps 20 BE- taken against
Poles and other dependent peoples
Bill prepared gives peasants right
20 buy realty holdings on easy pay
moHls
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
DARING ATTEMPT
TO STEAL CATTLE
FROM The pAsTURgs OF CATTLE
RAISER ON THE REQ RIVER.


One af the most daring attempts
az cattle stealing ever made In New
Mexico was made By unknown par
Ties ON Monday, March o. says The
Ration Range a bunch 81 twenty
eight beef steers disappeared from
the pasture OF Alex WcFsOnick ou
Rcd river, a few miles south OF thia
city Monday Mr Wcrannlrk and
son. Alex. went io the pasture after
some beef cattle BE- hGieher sad when
they arrived. there we're no cattle in
butcher. They began 90 make a care
iul search and decided that the cat
90 were stolen Mf WoraoHick came
10 town 10 notify sheriff IAttroll and
Aicx Wemunick. Dr. siili continued
searching After awhile ne digeOV
ercd tho trail OF The cattle. which he
followed. golng up sleep mountain
Tor shout a mile After reaching tho
top. no discovered b rider who, ap
parently. waa guarding tho cattle
When the ihini discovered Nv Wor
sOnich. be- made good iino in getting
away over the rocks and bins Wef
aonick having DO gun. ives unahl0 90
capture the thief Nho cattle after
being released. started on d run hack
40 fho pasture
aherln ifitrel viii spare 30 palms
20 eapnre lhe thlog or ihieyes az
there must have been more than ono.
one alone could hardly have managed
to drive me catiie and Keep them 90
Eeihcr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
A DIVORCE COMES
AFTER MANY YEARS
A PHOENIX MAN ~ a KIND or
ENoCH ARDEN AFFAIR.

a divorce suit with an unusual
story hack ol d was tried in district
court yesterday 10 Phoenix. says the
Republican % was thc case OF Solo.
mon w. BnshRm against Elizabeth
hasham. The suit was brought on ,ae
ground OF devortion OF eighteen years
atanuing The separation OF the coupe
took place In Pueblo Colo. in 1858.
The plaintiff, ~ bis testimony. said
that there WAS another man In the
case and the house and he gave his
wife her choice. lie had some prop.
erty there, but he left that with her.
iiis wealth whom he walked away
consisted Of The clothes he wore and
mis- blanket.
After wandering about Che country
he came % Phoenix twelve years ago
aud built himself q home which he de-
sired 10 protect BY means Of this
divorce proceedings. Tie said that he
saw bis wife four years ago IN Denver.
he called upon her for The purpose OF
seeing his two children. who were yet
living ~ home ile was sitting In tho
house talking 90 his wife. who pointed
60 Il man outside the house and said
ha Was her husband and that her
namo YVES PorainR.
She said mas she had heard that
haahnm had gone 70 Washington and
having heard that he was dead she
remarked.
The PLAINTIFF started "a leave the
house and met Perkins. who Invited
him 20 stop and make a visit ne did
30. remaining two weeks. The decree
vas WrnnfnH and be- was nnLlHqnn that
his home belongs % him. He o. a
highiy esteemed resident o. this city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
CALIFORNIA Y. NJ. c. A.
MEETS At RIVERSIDE

Riverside. Cal, March "a highly
interesting and instructive program
mas been prepared for the twenty.
arm annual convention Of ne Young
Mems Carlallan association of Calilor,
MIA. which opens here today. The al
tendance promises 90 be larger than
ever before and every association 40
the state viii he represented hy dele.
gates. Among the prominent speak.
era who win address the convention
are Chaplain }. a. Potter u. s. A.
Walter H. Wood Of Chicago. q k.
0her and n a. McCarl Of New York.
General Secretary D. a. LMioher of
The Los Angeles association. and lho
heY d. Henry Kingman Of Pomona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
BLoopY FIGHT m WickEN.
BURG MINING CAMP

Wlckeuburg, q mining town near
Phoenix. was the scene OF a bloody
duel between two Moxicans. as re.
suit Of which one OF the participants
ie Ia a hospital az Prescott, whf.o the
other q IN Marlcopa county iail. Pas.
qual Encinaa De- the man 10 custody.
but the wounded mans name Is not
known here
The two, after drinking liquor, be.
gan 90 quarrel and each called the
other vile names. Thoreupun. Enci-
mas drew his knife and thrust a into
the breast OF his Antagonist The lat.
ter also drew a knife, bet his assail.
ant was too quick for him. The blade
penetrated the lung and the wound b
expected 10 prove fatal II so. Enoi.
mas viii be charged with murder
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

Albert Akin. the father Of the in-
FAINT that was murdered and thourht
20 have been buried alive hy ifs
mother. near Lakewood. on Sunday
night January 7lh. has been placed
under arrest. accused of completely ln
the crime. says the Carlsbad Argus
dia arrest was made more M order
20 make thorough tho Investigation Of
the crime than for any other pur-
pose az most of the officers believe
MN Nullileas He was arrested M
his Old aumo, near Gate. Oklahoma
territory, BY Sheriff Cicero Stewart
Of Eddy county. who brought him to
Carlsbad. The case viii come up hp+
TORE me grand jury 90 the term OF
the district court, which opened here
on Monday The father has not the
slightest criminal appearance. lie
was q model prisoner from the time
be was placed under arrest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
TO DEVELOP
ARTESlAN WATER
CITIZENS or ARTEsiA WILL on.
CAME STOCK COMPANY TO
SINK TE6T WELL.

AZ a meeting OF a uumher who are
interested la the matter uf an at
tempt for nrteslan water. held az
the p0sionlcr says the Eaiancin
News, ways and means for making a
teAt were discussed and o. Wus
Thought best 90 form a stock com.
pany and make s thorough lesi A
committee was named 30 call upon
Che citizens nf the valley and secure
any subscriptions which may he giyc-
toward such a proposition. and after
el' have been given an opportunity 10
subscribe, a Htuca company o. tn ho
incorporated of those having thus
subscribed. A. soon as possible.
piece Of patented land Is % BE- se-
cured By the company and the test
made thereon
u % on idea Of those who ex-
pressed themselves "a the meetinr. 80
secure d franchise from the county
commissioners 20 furnish water Tor
the town Or Eaiancla. az SOON as a
has aumelcnl growth 10 make such
scheme feasible.
a nice beginning of the Maf was
made before adjournment end ~
doubt the committee viii meet With
tood success. Our people should Rus
Wall fog che committee % call upon
tbFm. bat decide beforehand what
each can "a, aud aee any member oil
me committee. whose namas We give.
~ a Marble q H Walsh. N 81 Rose,
II. - iinNkiua. Berry y. Huea. d. vi
i.aaatcg Otis Hayiofa. Chaa. Meyers.
Ar Means aud J "a Terry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF
THE TERRITORY
SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC tH.
8THUcTiON hApLEY SUBMITS
INTERESTING sTATlsTlcs.

In the mail last nisht from tbo
north. the same mail that brings so
many special dispatches" to our ea.
iepmed contemporary. from santa Fo
and las Vegas. The Citizen received
"A communication from Prof Hadiey.
superintendent 0f public instruction.
Hylpe the following interesting sta.
tlailcs relative 90 iha public schools
az the territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

oi rice GA shoes and iho lltc. from
which they beat a hasiy retreat.
Those On attendance and witnessing
ne ceremony we're mrs VI Ound
man. Ar and Mrs Iz Wear. ID and
Mfs. y A. Mclaughlin, Mr. ana Mrs.
" n Uieiii8 Mcsdamof E vs.. uieh.
G. =. Clark r. p Palmer Of Frank.
fort infi A. H Dixon. Nellie A
smith. Marion p. Kennedy, n. l. VIII.
liama. Misses Eaina Rich. Selma Krae.
mef Laura kfaCmef. Eva Dixon.
Mabel Kennedy. Fay Leonard and va
na williams, and Messra. siogiiue.
prlce. paiian. u. y. pafohln.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
SERIOUSLY INJURED IN
RieCv ACCIDENT

Quite a serious accident occurred
the other day west of Folsom. Ernest
popEoy and hls mother were on their
way 90 visit Mrs Gleason. They were
driving a young team. which became
had hls arm broken 10 two places.
Mr.. Popgoy received q scalp wound
besides having her arm broken and it
II thought also 9 number Of ribs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
plrTsBURc CASE BALI cLun
aTAuTpD TO HoT apntNar

Pitishurs Pa. March IA The Pitts.
burg base bail club was givcu az en-
ihnslaetlc ovation. when y started
for Hoi 3pFinFs this morning. IN 10.
cal nnRa bell circles there "a the
greatest confidence III the team thn
year 8 % considered exceptionally
sironf. and % d. believed that Pitts.
huFf VIII win the league championship
thle year, urleas SOME unexpected
CIRCUMSTANCES should prevent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
PROMINENT COUPLE ARE
JOINED IN WEDLOCK

Al Che German Lutheran church
Saturday evening Miss Emma Ru.
dolph, daushter OF Mm. IA. grund.
man, and Mr. Bert Walilne. connected
with tho Huhln' Laundry, were united
in marriage Rev Wcrulne 0meiatlue.
a LARGE nnmber of friends ana the roi.
atiyes 81 the CONTRACTING parties wit.
messed the ceremony Tine bride vas
attended by Misses M1nd Radcliffe
and Elsie Schroeder, and aa the bride
nnd groom marched down The aisle
90 me altar the wedding march from
Lohtngrin WAS played The bride was
atfired ln d beautiful iruaaoau OF white
tilk and carrled a large bouquet of
white cnrnaflona, while the groom was
afiired in the conventional black The
fraierunl Brotherhood orchestra fur
uished The music Tor the occasion aud
this lodge ~ which the Rn0m o. a
member viii tender tho newly welded
couple q reception in the lodge rooms
tonight Tho heppy pair were the 90.
cipiensa Of many beautiful and useful
pfcaeHtE. among them being many
eradeia. milk bottles. baby carriages,
rubber nipples and presents ~ q Ike
nature galore. all 0f which the BLUSH
Ing bride and cmnaraascr Eroom a.
cepied win tho best possible grace
As they were leaving the church ttey
were met with 3 Fefilanie raiuglofm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

HNtN ~ INN NNNNN tANin. each
teacher % q ayptem Of graded schools
d counted 81 a school.
The aFefnga number 81 days tho
schools 1f tho whole territory Nefa
kepl open 81 49, Thia Includes hoia
ihe rural and TIE graded town ond
eliy schools The latter aro sustained
about sixty lo seventy days. Hence
the average 81 iif days Improves the
real ah0NlnR Of tbe rural schools. ana
letfnets from that ui iho cliy schools.
a similiE diaereneo exists Ia regard
fo aalaflNa
bhe Important question 81 iloa can
We give 90 rnral schools aftauiaaes
eqnai Do those 90 tko Cltyf
HIRAM HApLNY.
Sept of Public Instruction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

=. ". sunday has disposed OF his
mule team ana substituted couple
81 husky bay horses. which, we BE-.
hcVe, will set hls dray over the
ground with more rapldlly Antwerp
CO.. bee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
ALBUQUERQUE FAKiR
JOURNAL C0RNERED
ITS HABIT or MAKING Especial
pisPATcHEs" IN IT'S OFFICE,
DENOUNCED.


gWSsBySESB sSSg6ss
. From las Vegas Optic. March 5. 4
The Journal, of Albuquerque. 4
. published yesterday morning two 4
. alleged Washington kilograms, Z
. one of which quotes Governor &
oicr0 na saying that he Foraker 4
q amendment viii not be- passed; Z
the other quoting w. u Childers .
3 as saying II VIII The alleged !
. Otero telegram Is a pure fake. as .
Governor Otero isn't in Washing. .
= ton, hadn't been there for a long :
y time, and while IN las Vegas yes. 4
ierday denied ever having sent .
Q any telegram from anywhere say. 4
Ing that the Foraker amendment 4
wouldn't naaa Up 90 the time 4
. when he was shown the special .
20 the Optic yesterday. which 3
> said that Foraker would ask FOR q
= the elimination Of New Mexlco 4
and Arizona. he had believed the Z
Foraker amendment would pass. 3
. and has made no expression 10 4
3 the contrary. The Childors ane- q
E cial quotes spponGr a. making a :
terrific speech against the state. 4
hood bill A. Senator apaonor .
. has not been quoted IA the Assoc. 3
clated Prsas as making any 3
speech, and az he Is a Joint 3
9 statehood mRn, anyway this dis .
patch was probably as much Ola =
3 fake a. the 0tera dispatch. d
eeee 9ea6e &s6GA q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

q. harmann. superintendent ef iho
water service on me eoasl lines 81
iho Santa Bt. spent Sunday n lhls
city, going west thiH morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

III d. hfurY, master mechanic f0r
The sfuie Fe at WlnslOw. waa q vie.
ttuf Boo DE cliY yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-21
IN THE SUBURBS.
FOSTER.

Foster, March 21.-John and Agnes
Garvin who have been i'll with pneu-
mOnia, are recovering.
Miss Bessie Workman was quite ill
a part of last week, but is reported re
covering nicely.
William Workman had the misfor-
tune to have his hand injured last
week by log rolling onto it.
Mrs. George Foster of Beatrice, Neb.,
and Mrs. Frank Brogan and daugh-
tcrs, Eta and Abel, of Abba, Iowa.
are paying a short visit at the home OF
J. III. and Miss Kate Foster
Miss Martha Maris. who has been ill
the past four weeks is still in a very
critical condition.
Miss Mae Bowser of Muscatine spent
last week at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John BOwSer. in Foster
Rev. J. r. Spiller filled his appoint
ment at Andalusia Sunday, also admin
istering the ordinance OF baptism in
the river at that place Sunday after
noon.
ID. E. Morse killed fox on the De
Moss farm one day last week
Miss Nellie Manley is visiting at the
home of her uncle, Isaac Foster, this
week.
Miss Pearl Watson and Carrie Frey
ermuth returned Saturday from Lone
Tree. Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-21
FIRST IN TWo-MEN EVENT
Cincinnati Drops Out of One Place But
Enters Another at Louisville.

Louisville, March 21-Cincinnati
bowlers, deprived of the lead in the
five-men event of the national bowling
tournament, yesterday set their mark
On the two-men event when the Pfiue-
ger brothers, Joe and Jack, rolled into
first place with a total of PA and an
average of 202 2-5. These figures are
big enough to win one of the biggest
prizes in the event, and in past tourna-
ments has been big enough to win the
championship. Jack Pflueger, who av-
eraged 200 %, with scores of 20S, 1872
and 229, was formerly one of the crack
players of st. Louis. Joe's figures were
173, 1913 and PIG.
The performance of the 0hiOans put
c. Shogren and l.. Vandersyde of Chi
cago in second place. Next to them
come Peter Peth and J. Rosendale of
Chicago, with 1.143 pins.
Louisville, March 21.-ThTes special
ties. not included in the regular sched-
ule. were inaugurated today in the pro-
gram of the American bowling tourna-
ment. The best scores: Two men, Lat
terner and Kendall, Syracuse, 1,056;
five men, West Brewing club, Sioux
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-21

All the news all the time-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-21
A DOUGTING THOMAS
Had His Falling Hair Stopped, and
Dandruff Cured, Without Faith.

II. b. Fletcher. Butte, Mont, Oct. 20.
1899, says: Like many other people.
have been troubled for years with
dandruff, and within the last few
months my hair came out so badly
that | was compelled to have what |
had left clipped very close. A friend
recommended Newbro's Herpicide.
confess that l doubted his story; but
gave Herpicide a trial. Now my
hair is as thick as ever. and entirely
free from dandruff." Destroy the
cause. you remove the effect" Herpi-
eide is delightful hair dressing for
regular use. Sold by leading druggists.
Send 10 cents in stamps for sample to
the Herpicide company, Detroit, Mich
T. II. Thomas, special agent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-21
Dimes AT HARPER
Ti City Press Club in Monthly
Session in Rock
Island. .
ENJOY AN RRTIsTA CONCERT
Newspaper Men See and Hear of Pro
duct of Local Factory-End Even
ing as Guests at Theater.

The Tri-City Press club dined at the
Harper house last evening and its reg
ular monthly meeting was held. Pres
ident B. F. Tillinghast presided and
there was good attendance. Dur
ing the courses at the table the mem
bers were entertained by piano con-
cert by J. l.. Kemper with an Artista,
the piano player now being manufac-
tured in the factory ON Rock river. At the
close of his entertainment Mr.. Kemper
told something of what the company
had been able to do here. The stock is
now all held by local men, At present
40 men are employed and about seven
players are turned out each week. 1t
is expected that this number will grad
ually increase with the demand that
seems sure to come for the Artista
The club took an interest in this pro-
ject as a local concern and hopes TO
see the plans of the management real
lied.
Prepare for Entertainment.
Preparations are being made for the
annual entertainment to be given by
the club and in addition co the regular
committee, two were named from each
city by President Tillinghast to assist
These are ]. X Brandenburg and H. p
Simpson of Rock Island, J. H McKeev-
er and p. S. McGlynn of Moline, and
Ralph Cram and J. Z. Hardman of Dav-
EXPORT
w. F. Eastman of the Moline Dis
patch, who was recently appointed
postmaster, was called upon to tell
How 1t Feels to Draw $4,000 a Year
and Do Nothing" Mr.. Eastman denied
drawing that amount of money, but
did not argue long on how much he
had to do.
COurtesies of Evening.
A resolution was passed thanking
the Harper house management for the
courtesies extended upon this occasion.
and to Mr.. Kemper for his entertain
ment, and then an adjournment was
taken as r. II. Taylor, manager of the
Illinois theater had invited the men,
bers to partake of his hospitality for
the remainder of the evening in seeing
"A Pair of Pinks.''
Before proceeding TO the theater the
club was asked to witness the practi-
cability of the Universal voting ma
chine, which is now on exhibition at
the Harper house by representative.
This is one of the two machines that
are now in use
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-21
Doctors Are Puzzled,

The remarkable discovery of Ken
meth McIver, of Vanceboro. Me-, is the
subject of much interest to the medi-
cal fraternity and a wide circle of
friends. He says of his case: Owing
to severe inflammation of the throat
and congestion of the lungs, three doc
tors gave me up to die. when, as last
resort. / was induced to try DIR. Kings
New Discovery and am happy to say,
it saved my life Cures the worst
coughs and colds, bronchitis, tonsi-
litis. Weak Lungs, Hoarseness and La
Grippe Guaranteed at Hartz & Ulle-
meyers drug store. SOC and $1.00.
Trial bottle Free