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PROSUECTINO FO~t o, NBXT. LEOISLATURB. , • " The· followiug embodies what headq~,tartcrs of the b Judi· The next legi!\lature will b1•

Th~ Southwestern Company, ht the Pecos Valley Tenderfoot, Will cial district. ·court convenes in composed of tlic following went· 'order to increase 1bc volume. of binsou, deems aR. advisable for Otero county next March, at bers: __ --~-water in their re8ervoirs, are New .Mexico to have in the WBY tUne the- ~ase---- -may -be- . DcmocrafS iii- th-e HousC:.-F.~J.-

L-_Altill~~Jrntl:.iN-clt;fr--llt---th•H20t:tthtofian-~leetlon. law whjclr will beard: Davidson, G. E. Moffitt, Jamc-. oC the ~utb fork of the Bonito, justice at the poll!i: ~ · ·'" ·• ~ Mullins, C. L. Brice, M •. R. nt a point 3bout a mile below the First every man should be re· 1DISAST.R.UUS PRARIE FIRE NEA:R B~ke.r: • · d ·z~ i "'a 11 bclt'ev"d • 1 bi 1 • I TORRANCE. R bli · h JI am. . ... s 1(-:, era Y . ... qtured to reg ster msc f tn per· . . cpu __ cans tn t e ouse.-that the water an the south fork son, and if be didn't take enough! .one of the most dasastrous pta• c. J. Roberts, Ben. F. Brown. disappear$ at a point above the . tere&t in government to do that rte and forest 6re~ that has ever A. C. Pacheco, A. S. Bushke· d,.m, &!td again. comes to the sur· be should not be aJJowed to vote. swept Ne~ Mexaco stOlrted last vitz, W. H. Blattman, H. Marti• fa~ several miles down the Bon· Tben when he registers&e~hould Saturday tn t~e co~ntt! north of ncz, Price Walters, R. r,. Baca, ito stream, and tbc object of tbe be required to tbe!1 and there pay RoswC'll, and 10 forty .. etght ~ours E. A. Miera, Sllvesfrc Mirabal,

. company in sinking these wells is his poll tax, paying the amountt~cstro,Yed all the grass and tunbcr Jesu!l c. Sanchez, well Stat:k· to tap the !JUbterrauean streant himself. the payment of this most 10, an area .of 400 or 500 square bouse, Julian Chavez, • Tip· and conn-ect it with the main pipe righteous of all taxes being au males. Herds of ~attlc and fiocks ton, H. M. Sweezy, A. A. G'atle·

'· lc ading to the reservoir: Last ab,olute C'Sselitlal to .suffrag~.jotsh~cp were dnven .befor:e the gos, Zacarias Valdez,ltelquiades Sa urda\· a good body of water Then at voting time there should· fires 1010 the mountatu.s, fenc~s Chavez and Santiago Garia, was tlppcd in OUI! of tbe wells, be the full Australian ballot law, ~ave been burned for nulea and It Democrats in the Councit.-J. but it did uot come to the surface with all of the tickets printed on 19 thought th.e loss «>$beep an<l N. U ptnn, John Y. Hewitt, W. as waa expected. A. sample of one sheet. every copy o£ which cattle meo wlll. be great. '.rberc D. McBee. . ttie wat~r w-as sent to El Paso for should be held in the bands of were no towns tn the track of the Republicans in the_ Council.~ analysis. IC the. water found ~~ the election board and passed to fire •and ra.ncbes · are f~r apart. Eufracio Galleg?s, Juan Navarro,

1 p11re and of suflicumt 9uautity, tt the voter as be comes in, to be No loss of hfe bas been reported, L. Bradford Prince, Charles A. is the intention of the company marked as be pleases in the pri· but a number of cowboys ~nd Spiess, M. C. MechP.m, T. B.

I to install a _pumping pl~nt,. ex· vacy of the booths. and deposited sheep herders who were worktng Catron, P. Hanley, C. A. Baca, · r.ept they ~trtkc a g~sber ~u e1ther b,:Y his own hal1d. lt should be directly in the path of the flames ~~teba1;1.ij~ca.., of the other wells, 1n ·wlach ca!le a penitentiary 9Jien:u! to Kek to ba.ve. not been heard frotn. For The leglSlature wlll stand 8 they fdll connect it directly with influence a man's vote in nay way 25 mates alotrg the stag-e road be- democrats and _ 28 republica as, t~e maiu, arid_ dispense with the whatever. , Every . candidate tween Torrance and Ros.well the a majori~y of 20 for the repH• pumping pl:uu. should be compelled to publish a forage bas heen eUtll'cly de· cans.

statement under oath of . every stroyed. • - -·~ 'tHE 8UILDJNO HAS BEEN INSURED do1Jar be has spent in the cam• OFFICIAL VOTE BY COUNTIES FOR

The new school building oar• paign, and what for, and if one D~. CARRINOTON, OF FT. STAN• DELEGATE TO CONFJWSS. -rawly missed buruing Tuesday of cent of it bas gone for any form TON, GOES TO SAN DIEOO. Tyrrjtory of New Mexico, t tbis week. At the uoort hour a of corruption the office shall be A dispatch frvm Washington, Office of Secretary. f stove, f11ll of coals, iu one of the given to the pext lowest candi· D. C., dated Nov. 26tht says that General election, Tuesday, .['ito. upper rooms, was overturned, and date who shows and proves a clean Dr. P. 1\I. Carrington, of the vember 3, 19<.8. Canvass of vote the floor caught tire. One of the score. Then after these thing!t Public Health and Marine Hos· by counties for Delegate to Con-pupils ran down stairs to give the were attended to there should be pi tal at Fort Stanton, has been gress: · alarm, and \V. L. Gumm hap- adopted a form of tbe Illinois transferred to San Diego, Cal. .An· Larra· Met-pened to be present, eating lunch form of minority representation, Dr. Carrington was placed in drcws zolo calf w~th Mrs •.. Gumm, one. of the by which tb~ mi11orit-! pa!tysball charge of 'the Fort Stanton sani- Si~~~t~.. ~:f· D%%' Spc7 • teachers. Mr. Guwm, wlih what have one representative tn three. tarium shortly after the govern- Bernalillo •• 2,440 1,730 128

r4. assilStaute be could get, saon.eX• ·· • ment est.abli!ihed a sanitarium Chaves • • • • 859 1,421 137 tiaguished the .tire, which was EX•OOV • OTERO INDICT.ED. there for tubercUlosis, 'Some eight COlfax.· • • • 1,551 1,603 31. beginningtoeatitswarintothe .Ex.·Gov. M. A~Oterow~s ~tt·yearsago: 1'beotd~ilitarypost Do~a~~~:: 1,200 1,021 · 4 floor •. Mr. Gumm's presence and dtcted at the receilt Terrltdnal was reb~tlt. under. hts supervis- ~a!t • .. • • ~~ l,~~ 1; pwm11t a<:tion wa~.al1 that saved eourt at Roswell, on. ~he charge ion, and 1t 1s today on~ of the Guadalupe. 977 1,069 2

• the building* The directors .im· of givitrg intoxicating liquors to tnMt modern institutions of its Lincoln.... 763 70<). 14 mediately bad the 1Juilding itt• some c•dets of the :Roswell Mili- kind in the world. X tis e(}.Uipped ~Ud~.. .. .. 223 343 20

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bt a number at (lie leadhtg c:iti~ T~e bO)*S. tQ wh.otn thE! ex•fov• patientg, Roosevelt·· . 942 1,70'1 196 v, ~ens. of the. to_wu to •ttn?u~ce ~ e.rttori~ aaif\ to ~ave gerved be~~ The doctor, w~ uudetstand; ~!:~;:~ : :- ~;~ . ~~ . ·6o

pubhe me~t10g of the. t.ltt~eng of •t _the. Gr1ud ~t1U'al llotel. 111 aske~ . to be tratrsferr~d~ so that Sail Miguel 2,890 ~,186 28

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.. . hall O'Vet the El[cbauge Bank. Jnter~~ a detttur.re:r to .u. ijve. ttl hve ilf Fott Stant()Q. . . v:l~:ci~:.: 1'482' • 9 .•% li. · . MatUril qf c(lf1!1iderab1e moauettt counts of the ·iudicttttettt;. •Idell Surgeott lf. S. Matt&eVtson,. · · · · t · ~:. ,:,; : ... ·.

· ' · ·- ate to be di~us8ett, aud it. is Judge Pope <»Vetrnl~. . 1'he de· uow lltat,tiOtied at CleYelattd.,.Qbio• . . Tottd$ -~ .27,60~- 27'.~17 .l.0$6: boped. that. a l:ttfte c~owcl':wriU be: feii~e:tht~ ••ked lot ,a ·~bauge.of btg Men otdeted to reli~ve Dr. ·Attdtet~•ttotal p1Jt'i'A!ity; ~. •

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Propcrt;r owncro should know bow and these two names of those so dear to prove the purity. and . quality ot · to her are oftcq on his mother's llpa. white lead, thp moet lmportnn.t paint Howard had asked to be tallcht tho Ingredient, before paying for it. To bl~ prayer nt nlsht Jrustud or the an who write, National L<!nd Co., the childish "Now I Jay mo.~· Alter he had targellt m!lllu!ncturcro ot purc~whlte been enYinS' U for · • mon.th tQ btl

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I REUNITED WITH WIFE make n olmplo and oure teat or white one night· as ahe was lca_rJns the lead, and aloo a Cree book about paint. room: · th

~:"=======·=:;--o;;:-D;~;JiU'8Jckh;~;;~~;:-;iii;j~;:t Their nddrens Js Woodbridge lllds., "Mother, I am not sure I Ill)' at Gen.· Daniel E. Sickles, wa~~h~e~ro~,~d~i~pl~o~ma~t¥~~~~~~~:::~~~-----r:~~~~~ tt noward ..... N.(lW York City. jtWt 4 '- . · .,.., ftrat notable exponent or the "unwrlttcn law:

"" ld cl ltb h o Why Didn't ShaT has for :the past !! ... years res e . w . er Wll A irttlo· boy ot flve years, pltl)'lng family In Madrfd, Spain. wltli lde olotcr one day, )C?nncd too

Gen. Sleklea Is one of the most popular ol tar out of tho tJccond·ntory window, the remaining clvll war c~mmnndcrs and Is a~1lost hla bnlnnce r;md tell Into the yard tcctlonatcly known as tho "hero of Gettysburg. -b

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Ho-baa1llwan been -acttvo in 1)011Ucn1lll1l DemO< b~l~~ lnj~~~ and his parents and crat, and was a concrcasman before the civil,. friends were 'so dcllr.btcd that they war. At that Umc he raised a brigade In Now cave him quite a number of ponrHcs. York and tendered 1t to l'rcaldcnt Lincoln, but I nlckcle and dimes. declined to accept Its commnnd on account of I Tho next day ntter he recovered his own poiiUea. The president, however, awept trom tho nhock' ot tho tall, ho waa away the obJcctJon and appointed Sickles to counting bls monoy, nnd IJn oce.lng We command bls men. llo was advanced to tllo llttlb &Inter cuter tho l"'OM, cxdalmcd:

, coptmand ot a division, and at tho close or the "Gco, Glndya, look at all uw money I war wu made major scnernl of the regular army. no lost a leg at GcttJ• got for falllng out of tho window! burg. . Why don't you U'7 ltf'-Tho Dc!Jno-

Tho ftrst Mra. Sickles wu n benutltul Italian girl, and It WllS when she &tor confeulld ·to an alii!Ulco with Philip Dtuton Key, district 1lttomcy for the • Dlstrtct of Columbia and son of tho author of tho "Smr Spangled Banner," Debts of the Rich and Poor. that SlcJdcs, then a congreuman, shot Key down on tho street. llo was llCo Dcbta, u a cenornl rulo, nro harder quitted ·bY a Jury and then natonlshed tho country by forgiving his young tQ bo collected from tho rlcll mnn wlto and taklnR her back Into hlo arrccuons. To tho blUer protcots of hla than from tho nlnvo of toll, tor the -friends Gen. Slcklca responded wltb tho publication of a formal amtcment rormer buJids Uf'On his JltlOIUon In ro­that Ia an eloquent and Wm~blng defense of bls position and -of tho wronged <'lcty to cxcuoo blm from his obllga. but repentant woman. lltrs. Sickles died a tow ycnrs nrtcr, and later, while uons, wbllo the latter otten make• ambassador to Spnln, Sickles wne mnrrlcd to a young woman of a pmmtnont tho attempt to dlorhtugo hla contrncta CasUIInn family. Sbo returned with him to Amertca, but after B few yc.vs to preocrvlt bfa vtnndtng In tho com• abo went bark to hor own lnnd, dcelartng hcroelf unwilling to stnnd tho rtgor- tnunlly.

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'l'bls woman A:rt • LJ(Il& !!. Plnkhnm's Vcgcta.hla Compotm4 saved her lltc. BcH her letter.

Mrs. T. C. Will:ulseJ!?-~f :&limniDB't Io~ wri~ to Mrs. .If ..nkharp.;

oua winter ot the now world, while tho scnttmental and other Interests of her huoband wore all In his own country. A dnughtcr Ia tho wJte of a proml• nont DriUob diplomat, wbllo 11 son Ia attached tO tho Amertcnn lccatlon at

.. I ean truly sa~ thtlt Lydia R. Pln1c­lwn•a Vt'~tablo Compound sam ID)' tUe, and r ct~nno~ C!~ttsa my graUtudAI

The Uaua1 Luck; to ron in words. L'or ycal'l$' I aWrete4 Howflt-Thnt now wntcb or younJ Js wlih tho won;t forms or :tema~ eoza.

Athena, Greece. Oen. Sickles will bo 84 yeara old In a few wcoka. a beauty. p1alnts, conUnnal17 doclo.dnJ' and

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, JcwJtt-YC?s, but. on te nny without help. Iwroto 3'0!f!orad'rioe,

DOING R\ EMARKABL.E WO .. RK I cbanco to sbow It; wlumevc:or nnybtsflY foUowcdUnsdlrtc"...ed1

andfookLydl& •an 'What tlro. tt. fa ·snmebMy Is suro 1:. Pinkham's Vt'cctabwCotppotmd and to •co a c:tock bcforo I can f;CL my·~w ib las tcttotM IDf) to perfect health.

Dr. Sheldon Jackson, Uunted Statru. 1encraJ watcll out. JI!14 tt not been !41" rou I ahouid ha,.. agent ot education In Alaskn, Is nttractln« the }rem tn my trravo to-day. I wlsh ~Yet1 alt(lntJon of the world by tho progreso ho bat lm·I)Ottantto Moth ere. ~crln;r womnn would try l~., made In his work. · Tho ciluCAUonal slandlnl Examlno c.arofully every botUG Of FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. of the frllld territory was pracllcnlly nil when CABTOIUA a saro and euto remedy for T.O fl.! a L .. u- E. Phik Dr. Jackson took up hlo work tlicro tn 188G. intanu and chlhtrcn. and JroU that 1t .&!~1' um .. y ~am fwa. .. . . • Tho population wns nntoratly SCAttered, and a~at~~o0tA ~ ~·. ~s,J~gc:d

1~e~~~ ~ communication wu dllllcult. Theto was seem- Pl6" ... u ~~ stamhrd remedy for female ills.

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lngly no demand tor education, so tnr Ill the lit u10 For over 30 .Ycua. nndhasPQSiUvcly(lttt('.dthotl!l&ndsot maJor portion of tho populaco wu concurncd, The Ki11d Yon Havo Atwara Ba:t&ht women whohn:rn been tronbled with • and tho trtp or tho intendant tcacbor to tho field ·--=--w·-·-=-·-~ . .t:-'~--men• .. 'nfi"'tnmaUort .. utcem-of hla labors mtant a long Journey amonK the G w·tn · ~!IJ.i.Klt! """~ ~ · ..., · Iceberg• by boat and then L\ eroas.countcy movo- Bystandc~-rlJ: yo~ !.1ea.. •ow tt •ap. UUI!t flbroid twno!'B, irregwarltk'!, mont by dog train. CanscquenUy the dcmanc1 ttid · periOdic ~ baclmcbe, ~~ ~ · ltl t ... t that · J- pc~dtr' '"o"to

1ri'"'-Qb, d"ar :n"'l I ...... :bXr·dq,wn!oollilg,fbtuleriey,~ tor pos ona aa eau.oers n · coun .. , wa. .... J.U ... " ... ...,. . titl!J,(ltt.iint;sg,ornen-ousprtl6trati«L

modest. asleep just then. . Why don't; yon try itt ~ But Dr. Jackson Is nothing ff not li.tl C?ntht.· - Dyelander-Ab, then Yott'U be able M11t. :Pinkham fn:vf~ all slclt

araatJian hla worlr, ud he soon became convinced that no fteld at hand -woutd to prove a ltlllab;t!-Puneb. wom~n to "'"'Ito her tot adv.lce. pay better returns on tho work and worey expended. llo dcclaret that tho • ·-· ---~· Sho has~lded. thomands to Alaak•"• arc susceptible or an exccnUonally hlgb de........, ot C)dueaUon that lit& WJftll~tw'a fJoc>thtn~t M)Tllf.• .... 11 .... 1t'"" .:~.-..... ....... _......,_ ....,..,.

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dian. . . . Seventy teachers are now at work In Atulta. and tbcso ttacb il«!ArJy 3,000

pupllfl ot all agu. Tho comins or the .ehoots has been "Wilrn11Y -weroon:cd by tho natlvcs, and lho)' ero"Nd the lftUe bUlldln11 and l&Vlab IDUC:h llffectl()!l UlXlD their lnsttuctors. . ,

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SULTAN!S FIRST AfiPMRANCE JN PUBLIC larcely br PJttebtmJ calJitalfste, At Tlrapata Samuel was taught thl1 Cetch· way Jaogtiage, tho gnbblo of friendlY ontlves that work Jn the mines and alao abow aatonlshlllg 111dll apellrlnc flah,

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· Pt.thapa tht moat aatonlahlnl:l recent change In Turkey I• that which It ttpmtnhd by the apect.cl• of the autun, Abdul Hamid, taking a drive, Un· til the thr .. ttned advance of two army corp1 upon Stamboul forced Abdul Hamid. to revive the conatltutlon of 1871 the e.ommandtl' of the falthful ne .... r had dared to thaw hlmaelf outalde tho preclnctl of Ylldb: kiosk, except for tha Friday dtlve to the lelamllk In the Hamldleh matquo, which Ia practically within thl grounda of the palace. By thua thowlng hlmnlf freely to,hls pto­ple Abdul Hamid 1111 dono 1 good "'llroke of bualneu for hlmaelt, ta~uae tht Turk It • patient taut of burden, abaolutely loyal to hla padlahah, and only aaklng not to be ridden to the deatl:l by eori'1Jpt paah'aa and palace favorltea, Hence the public- appearanclf of the sult.tn have been the oceaelon of a eerlea of outbunat.l of perfectly alncett loyalty.

After two yeanr with these seml-ch·· lllz;ed tutors tho young cannlbnl 'i'JQ tak.o.ll to Aroqu111a, aq hPPortant clt:y, and llero ho began studying Bpnnltb, In which ho mndo rapid prosreos •

There are aome Jarse llroftts madJ on &:oad& aold In Now York city, but the createat percentage goes to the retailers of jewelry that haa lmlt&­Uon prectoua istonea Jn Its compoal· Uon. Tho llroftt Ia ott()n 1,000 times aa much aa tho .;coda cost. To get 'U tor what costa 40 cent. 11 quJte uUal.

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tasUos a 'C!ollcloua &opp, remarked po- r:!!ii!!J!i/h~{{,1~,:,~)):i;~~(!f,'i,';B< lltol:y that lt was "very good chupce."' · Iii Tho word "chupoo" Is tribal Unco Jor a dloh that. corresponds to American soup, and tho llttlo savn;e was quick

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Samuel spends much Ume aruuslnc hlmsolt with otflcr cblldrcn, ts a gcn· oral rnvorlto, nnd Jo ~n.1dng tut rrlcnda. JUs temper lo sunny, bfa dll• poeltlon oven. Ho Jo quito a mimic,

I·""'" recently was on tho lawn lodulc• lng In all sorto or boyish pranks, •uch (1!) owelllng out his chest, JmltatJng a. policeman, tnkln~; a bit of palm teat and prctondlng to ebnvo hie taco, roll• Ins on a blanket :md cutUns ~doet to tho dollght. or .Aml!rlcan bo,ya and • girls.

IJo !liiiO Is JoarnJng rapidly JI.IIIODI In polltcnnas. Uo cots up briskly" Jn llle mornlns, when bo Is called: Ue will 1000 bnvo a prlvLlto tutor, and when Samuel can apcak El)gtlsb bo will be placed In tho public schoo111. '

' . llo shows oxcccdJn1 Con\IIIHlll for ttuJt and meat. As mlcht be guessed, be 111 a pronounccil meat cater, aild It also · scllma that bo DOV()t can «at enouch trult. His own pcoplo llvo Jari(!Jy 011 thcso two arUclcs.

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In pbyslw nppcaranoo SamttoJ hal f.r to Ita curaUve excellence." round, Intensely black cyea, a chubbt llr. Ji'red L. Uchard, for nine years a lace, cottc~olorod oompl~lon and le.aclltllf t'lbotographcr of Knt~MB City raven black hair nnd each parUcultr Mo.,locatcd aHbo northcnat ~rncr oi hat tand 'd. 1~th and Grand .Ave&, cbccrlully glvea

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fact tha\ Pcrnn& \Till cure ut•rrh llttd l•lrlpp.t!, and as a tonic II h•• no equal, Dla:t~~Ulstshavc tried to make mo tnl:e

~ •ANW'• •••lAC r• v ,,. $ ............. ~ ... ·~~~ Grafting of Cornea from Animal Gives ~~thlDR elso 'jua~ as ff(X)d,' but. Pent·

Sol A 1 Q1 J::' M.r AN-E'·. A TJ:-'R -• Sight to One Blind. n& Ia gcx:!.::g~ f;;.:~·;.,., 1. y r ..t-l ..t-1. l L. For two }'t>ara Dr. nnrtmnn nnd hi~

Now York.-~ruch fntcrcst bas been aa!stants bave lncesuntly Jabore!d to nronr:ed atnnng pbys!cfans by tbo an- erato Pernna in tablet form, and their

AMERICAN WILL TRY TO CIVILIZE klcamcn and ancestors bavo all been, nounecment nt tho sUcCC!lllful grattln&' atrt>nuouslaborabav~tustbecncrownctl CANNIBAL YOUTH. and gtJIJ aro, genuine ronnlbats. of tbo comoo from tho eyo ot a rab- with succus. Pcop o who obJect. to

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8rought to Unltecf St.tte.-Ja Social Favorit ..

Tho Ch"M<'"""'~ n .... -""' .. dh-" ... "'X· bit upon the eye ot a yo:mg :man who Uquld mcdlclnes can now aeeurc Peru• ..... '"''""'"' .. ,., • ..,......, "" .... " hnd be bll d "'1 • 1 1 th na t&blcf.8. whtch represent. tho aol!d cepUonlllly httsUie and ttntamable. • en . n o nco '1 0 n n · year. medicinal!n!'fCdients ot Peruna.

They ran(;ti throughout what If taUcd Tbe case 'Wl1rl teJiOttctl to· the tnlld• the "unbroken country." teal bo::~rd by Hrory n. .Lesi!r. Accord•

SICK HEADACHE (ft~;;;;:;:~iftlPo.atuvety arred 1.)1

t!aeae little Pilla.

Brown's com11any has received a con. lng to his ocrount the patlont, a matt cession of 2.000.000 tl<'l't'!l of rubber Tor- of 24 yenrs, hllll been Wlfbout U!letul ~to. and during tl}e mad bttlldlng Ak illght tar lli yearn. from leucoma. a 'Brown met tho death-dMlhlg cannl· disease ot thEl wrnett.

Los Angeles, C.at.-Dcll&bted wft.h baUsUc Chunchoos. A triblll war had Now, ·threEl rnanths atter th~ opel'ao ateo refine tJt.. llfs surroundfn~ tn this clty; where he just ended and Samuel nnd bfg brother Uon, Dr • .Le~Wr aa.ys the gratt fs Jn per­bas boon but a tew i.Jaya, samuel, an were left otph!ins. A whfoo man feet vostuon and the patient Is able

• U·y~ar-old My oltbe tnan.eatltlg Cbun· ndopted earuuel•a brctbcr and 'WllJ to count fln~era at a distance {jf l.f% ~boo trlbo ot Pety: Is cnJo:Yftig himself bring tho tad up na a rnan aetvtlllt; Inches., tto fs &'l'adunlly learning to to the utmost. but Drown was determined w .try to dlstlnplsb colors and IJ able to go

Sattiuet .,a!f brought to t.os .AngcJM : clvtnllo Samuol. abolit tmattcnded. bt Mn. Chester w. llrown, wtte ot a Everr Instinct tor hutJdred~ ot years Sptlclallsts In optlc.al •ttrgory said blfnltlg engtnoor. '.rhO boy was tho pnst tnhcrlted bt Samuel. til& 10.11 of tbnt whlfo tho trana»lantatloh of the center ot attraction <in• the voyat;e ftont cannibal•~ f.s In thotll.-ccUon ot the tnbblt's conlelt ts onu or tho t:Jldest of Jotolfehdo,• · . , wl1d Ute of the jutlglc, tho freedom plll!ltlc operations, 1t 111. not conunon

ilra, nrown and her mother, urs. ot peak and ptatn. Mr. Drownl't!ililud nnd often ddes no~ )'ll)td ench gOOd !d. 1<), Loulli, made the jotll1itl1 ln -41 the dltftcultli!!(·t)f hlstllilk. bul "'al not results a8 Jn thla case. ctars, and on tho sbJp tho Ch~choo dotorred. • . . . lad fouoll much w excite hls cudos· For on!'! thlnr, it J• otuy ·a abort Utn.e Prepare fot Bad Winter. ltr. bttt 'With tl'tl6 ttl.dh1,11 atofcflilll 1ti since Samuel donrl(!lf bts ttr.t clotfies: Hanbl'er. Pa.-Unmls~k&bi" at«Ut flxpressed ltttle or Jto astonishment. Mrt!! of th:e Chui)chooi ·rrom Ume lrn- lead. IO(!al weathe'\ i)t()Pht:tl to predtct

samttt'!l took ~I! 'ftrat.~tutomob,tle rtde meworld lla• eter . known ~"Yel:l ~ a severe wlnter. · · _ reeentlrs. .-tt4 Mt&._ ilroll'li . tibil!ed, much A&Jh~Luse ~t a. .c<!at. ut · • An. old · 'tfeat~r-wt«e . fanner · r•

thlrildns tn•t lttt woul4" ~ettatnJY .lhow The women l!Ye ·the lllmpte itre_ . marked thtt th~ : ..,~ hl.vo ..-own deU&hf, but . th!'" Uttfe Cbbnchoo at'• pte ttu& 11t:rJe .of the Oatden ol ~den. unusal}r hl&b; which, b:o ..td, bidl·

-~ age took tt. u a #Ultter ot tact. . Buc1t llileil8e1;> lmpot~t :tetb:tnfnQc dl; • 1011.1f. ao'fl'lrt! -.rritter. • • • iiiven th11 phonOifallh dfct. :no~, 11ut-: · fe~lolut u matchtnr the ector 6t a tre aald uture. auacir lhtt weeds to

{ .. ' . prl•E~ llfm, M,il lie"' acta a¥ if M· bad . hat .. to the 1i~r or_ oott~lotect -»m:· gt(Jw tall •o t11•t bird"• e&tt .teed upau ·

.known thtJ telephone 'ttom ru.. babr· ptexlollt ul Jerlotxs e»nc~ tb Abler· · Uia ~~~d• 'Whi!ll. the groua¢ Iii eovetcd · "hood. fn the Juli!:fe. . · · tcan beltes,J• unltiion 111 the· · ·· wUh 1now.1 . . ' .

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Pu.blleheeleYeri FrldaJ a1 prising·that he should admit it. CA1uuzozo • NEw Mnxico. A m~o who accumulates his

-· -- -~ wealth through a system of le· Eot.ered u eecond clua mattor Juno 1!, '~4:' .galizcd robbery seldom fit! dB fault the pcetnlfteo at l'larrl&nzo, Now Mulco. 11 r -

tbeActotalareba. um. with the system. BtJt this •is - ·' - u,Ateor. what Andy has said, and no man f NO. A, IIALI!:Y, .....

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cr.atlGparty for the past twenty Tbc 1luat gasp of the ·N••ud~========-=-~·=·-=-=·· ::-.. =========-=--=-=-=-::·::::::::::::-::·-:·· years have been to the effect that Mexican, probably, liCted a load ·- ,

1 tariff duties have been protective from off Max Ji'rost's liver and '"''W'&!WW~IlWWWW'WWW'AtWW'&'W~WWW~',;**"

• • rather than for the production of cast a gloom over Oklahoma and • revenue, and that the rates were Texas. -exorbitant, the burden falling up- ----------on the consumers. who consti· Is it possible for anyone to sup- • tute the great mass of the people. pose or believe that ".Bull" An· • The same party has repeatedly drewa, with his small majority, • declared that the duties on the can obtain ·Statehuod for New necell!U&ries or life 'should be abol· Mexico from a r~publican admin· ished, and that the revenue for istration?

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A New Meat, Market. W. 0. RAWLS

Has Opened a :Butcher Shop in the old Carrizozo Market, and will handle

Fresh Native Meats 0f .all kinds Fish, Game and Oysters in Season.

meat should come from the luAu· vania friends ( ?), whom he im· ries the rich only could afford. poverisbed, ·been in the Terri• ~.:~:y:,y,;~JIIl,f,;y:,.~:w;;y:;y,,v~;r;;y:;y:;y,;IK:W::t'IO:)f.,.)j\;or::t;,_ .... _

We have &cen the beneficiaries tory and legitimate voters, An• · of tbc tariff wax wealthy, and the drews would not bnve bad 388 ====~="""':=====================

;:7 ::::::c-,~.t, people VOte regularly fcor a COD• plurality. tinuation of tariff duties, on tht. ""'· ,..--.,,_=·""'· =~

" Bull •· Andrews' low-water pic:\ that our workingmen nod mark plurality of 38K bas plnced "infant industries" needed pro-

tection. We have seen American· him, possibly, in a position where made R'Ooda shipped to every part be will not be able to produce the of the world and sold to the for· goods- Statehood- which was cigncr chcap~r than they could the only campaign argument of ..

fered, or could have been offered, be purchased by Amcricun buyers, in his behalf. Just why the foreigner should be · 1! __ _

able to. get our goods cheaper Had tbe Territory been pos· than we can in not easily ex· scssed of a few more .. Texans

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BOTTlf. AKD BARRn WHlSKlfS."

Schlitz Beer. •

BilLIARDS AKD POOl.

Choice Cigars.

plained-io fact, there bas never and Oklahomans" La r r a 1 o 1 o ~YY_,.~~~~~W"~~~illt~IIR."'lfr"'W"'W"W~JIIr"'"M"'Wl~~W"'rit been a serious attempt made to do would have been elycted delegate. . so. But, notwithstanding this Had that been the ca~e, there is ========.==:::;,,~-=--=·-=-============·==­condition, a majority of the peo- no telling what kind of fit the pic vote to continue a high tariff, 1 New Mexican's editor might have and appear to enjoy the privile~te bad beforf: the final coli&{'Se. of paying an excessi_.e tax in or· Governor A. B. Ouototins bas der that a few men may reap the been elected Uuited States sena• bene tits from its workings. tor from Ohio to till ottt the unex·

The great steel ki~g, Andrew pired term of Senator Alli!!on. Carnegie, after. bavtng Dl&dt! Senator AJlison is the anthot of

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Kodol will !ligest it. three hundred mtlliob" of dolllrs tb "l Id n b' h d 01 .. ·d . !! owa ea• w tc e .n s . by means of our !artff l~ws, now a reduction of' the taritl, and, You need t.mtl'ldent &1Jl6tmt of Otir ·Guarantee says t~at . our ~nduatrtes. ~ave although a republican, will make roodwbolflliOmefoodandmor.,tbl.n pas~ed the ttJfaottle stage •ttd jre a V~luable addition to th~ tariff this )'o11 need to tttUJ digest lt;. Go to JOut druggist todt.J, and able to "tand alone wlth9Ut the ~ . .· • . . . _ . ltl!e )'ou ean't pin 11tretlgtll, 110r :PU.rebue • doUar bottlf,.I.Od lf )'oll aid of the tariff "tit;" that we re,orot eleotent an congtest. . , e&n 1oiUt~)'Out atomachll e&n ~lJI!a)', tbat',ou aid not

~~ U wM!t. > teeebe ILtlJ benetltil' fiotn It, :Utet no longer ateed protection; thnt The incoming· adinlnisttatioli YouJ:nttllh&thiordertollnlnd ll&lllf the enttre:bo~thedrug• all we do need is to raise liUf• and republican eoligress ne btt,\d• Jl1&int&in strength. gf!li wilhefWld rout money to )'OU ficient revenue to carr1 on the ly engagtd arralfging to purloin You mtat bot dt¢, 'bec&U!ie the withOUt question or delt.y. ~~'OVetnment and that sn h r ... · •b"t · ... of· t··h .. · t · ;..r··d ··f bodt:tqtll*tbl.ft)'Ott M.t •. iJ111HO. WewtllpaythedrugglsttMlldCI • • c CY.i• ano~;. o.,e CQl~ tsa .. e o hnt&mo\intt>t·toodl'tJ[Ula.rlj. . ofthtbottle.m>wohMed. ~ ...... >Wntt.. UUC Sh.OUJd be prOdUCed ft001 k tteltlOCfttiC doettittt\!i-tbC teV'iS• · ~-~ u~ -tv

.tak on luxuries and not,froan the ion of the tatti'f. But. it may lluttbk foodlXl.t.~ ~~ · Th·l&. offet t.ppllea to tM .l•• ·&zid.ttl:Xlu.atbe~tboroU#ht1 •. 1Jottle .ont;r:and to ba.t# Otte 1n,.

ueetltsaries of. life. It is mQit happen, that a republican ptrly~s . Wbett tbtl. Jto~h c:an't do tt; tamUr. · ttue that the "Canny Scot~• never f«Wision will be i:ttOte to the in• · )0\tta.Witl blct .o.t:netblnt.th&t1rlll' · 'ientured tony an1thing like thit t~re~t!S of the ttusts tha.n of bene.. · help tli6atoltl~tb. · . • · W• ~ notattonlfuiD&ke Si:iCh wllile he wq a'Cdusing his ntill· fit to cou!lttnn,-rs. Uncle Joe- Can- 'l'll1ll PtoJitt ·wat to (lC) b to e&t · an oJ!er, tt~ we )X>Id.ttn1t imew

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1HEIR TO THRONE OF . MEXICO FORSAKES WORLD,

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and Wrltlngi-Choaen by Maximilian as Succeaaor.

wnu aided by Napoleon Ul., accepted 'i -- "This bird Isn't like tho 'Uncle one," the Invitation, landed, In Mexico and Racked aacl to}Jil "With terrlftc pallia, satd Mr. Hope. "Thoro wus a Nlcetown was. tor u time, an unhnppy and pov· nlghtl)' annored fbT kldne)' trreguliLl'l· man, you know, who bad a parrot that erty·strlcken monarch. The native · tlea, Hra. A. B. lle once commanded to !Ill)' 'Uncle' In l\texlcana, however, revolted against Payne, 9f 801 Third front or a roomful or guests. The parrot a foreign povcrclgn. Maxfmlllan was &Te, Bo., Columbus, could say 'Uncle' beauUCullr, yet de'eat~.d, tried for treason, .sente,nced llln.. atttfored for though the man pleaded wltlllt nearly

•· '' an hour, It remained' no silent as the and ohot. Mn.xlmUian, ohortly before 7eara. Bho says: grave. . hlo death, declared that tho young "The pafna In my "Tllen, cmrngcd, be tlnatcbod up the

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~~I~o:~tt~en~a~mco:~lli~hleree~d~aa~n~ertc~l,~.~~~~lnid-a~m~oun~g~t~h~o~h~1c~t1~ts-.~~---------' scream.· ~'very moYe "After his IDI<'&ta were gone ho re'·

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.and a member ot tho JcuncoDc dorco of aecand time, tho lturblclea returned to many E!!rJJl!J'lill cnultnlll. hrul fnrooJ~!llllJ wnahtnt;Wn. - Youns Augu11tlno wu tho wayo or tho taohlonnblo world nod placed at Cnlbollc coJI(lr.ea and aloo joined tho 'rhlrd Order ot St. FrnticlD. traveled abroad cxtenolvcly. In Wnohln~ton taohlonablo society Wbllo otlll a younc man he returned

homo, and, no a lieutenant, entered tho Mexican army, but having loaued a proclamnUon wblcb was rcgnrded no dlnturblng to tho r:overnmcnt, ho was put f.n prloon, thPn exUed, oo that now, whllo ho lo not formally forbidden to act. foot In hlo native lnnd, it would bo unwleo for him to do co.

FAMOUS TREE REJUVENATED.

meant a&Qny, M7 rest wu broken by greted b!o cruelty;: lie went sadly back a troublesome weakneas and" tho so- to tho chlcltencoop to oco If tho vooJ> creUona accmcd to burn like acid. I vnrrot woo dl'ad. , YIJS tll an awful condition and doctor~r "Ope11tns tbo daor, .h~Tcn, __ -··--·· did not eoom to belp mo. Doan's Kid· or hln twelve prize Plymouth Rocks

Ja.y corvc(lo on tho floor, ancl tho Pill• nor Pilla benetlltod me from the tlrat rot wa.s otandlns on the eleventh, twlllt. and soon mad'e me a atronc nd Jnr. her necl' and ocrcamlng: healthy woman." ' "'Sny "Unclt'," durn yo; oay "Un•

For sale by all dealers. 50 cents a clo."''" box. Fol5te~Mllbum Co., Dutfalo, N.Y.

tTftONG ON THE PROPftiETIEI.

How Could "She lie ExP,ctad to A .. dreaa Perfect 8t~gorf

Saved Hlmaetf Firat. Bam and Joe were out rowlntr, when

tbo bo:1t r.tpsl:rotl, oplllltu: llolh men ln U1o water. Sam waa a fine swimmer, but not very bright, while Joo wna brlgbt cnounh, but could not swlm ~ strolte.

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Haa New Leaae of Life,

A traveler In the mountalna ot Te• ncfiOCJO had boon stowed away f.n the best bed tho cotta«e atrordcd: t.ate In llio nltht ho was &wakened by the volco or tho paterf&mlllu addreaae4 to tho dauc'llter, who was cnwrtalnlnc

Wht'n Bnm found brmcclf In the w• ter bo ntrucl' out Juutlly for tho shore, while Joe clun,C to tho overturned okltt. . '

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Prlnco Iturbtdo wns wfdctr known for many yearn.

Sutrerlnt; rt!<:ently from a cevoro Ill· nc:m, bo bns of Jato ovent many montho tn tho hospltnl. Prince lturblde now M!JCrtll tbnt ho bas renounced nil po­UUrol nmblllons and that bo will never ftlnko an)' attempt to rt!t;nln his clntm In Mexico. He exp(lt:tn to de­vote hln Jilo mntnly to lltemture and wrlUn~ of a theotot:trot ebnrocter.

Interwoven with tho Ufo of tho - Prince fo tho romonUc bl!ltory of tho

land of tbe enctuo for the last hundred rems, nnd thil melancholy tate. ot the Austrian archdul:e, Maxtmlllnn. Dy rlgbt of descent trom tho Emperor Iturbldo, ns well ns from tho fact that bo was declared heir by MnxlmtUnn, Prince Iturbflie would be enUtled to tho throne of Mexico were tbat coun· try to agtlJn becoma an ~mplt(!. 'the Emperor Iturbldo Wlls horn In 1183 and led tbo revolt of tM e6!onfes, then known no New Spain, a~::ntnst tho mother country. 'rbls war began hi 1821 nnd lasted seven months, ending in tho success of the colonie!!, tho

Kanona City, Mo.-Tho- lnmous Nocbo Trlote tree at Popotln. Old Mexico, boo been given n now ·l~no of lito I!Jld ll may uurvlvc for a row moro centurleo. It wno on t11o nlcht or July 1, lu20, that C.ortcz ~M· drtv<'n wltb hla army or Spanlnrdo out of Ulo l'llY. and "llown the long c.aucowo)' thUt•lcada to what lo now Tacubaya. It waa a night ot corrow for tho Ct<'tlt con· queror. It cecmed tliat dtnonter hnd llnnlly overt.aken him and thnt hlo plano for mnktnc n great empire In tho nPw world muct fall. ltlo fleeing army ~no 1'-'lnic otrlclcen. It In rlllnted tbnt C-ortez Wll!l unable to calmly bNlt tho burden or hlo dofent and thnt when llo reached the overaprendlng brnnehcs or thin great cypress tree, \v]IJcb CVl"n In that day fo tlllfd to bnvo been a glnnt among ctnnts or the troea In the valley of Mexico, he sat dowri nnd wept. Io"rom that day to Ullo the trco baa been known !19 th(! tree oC tho sortowful night. Tllo 111;0 or tho treo lo probt()maucnt. "

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tbat young man thcro yiU" "Y op, pap!' "Ie he cot hit arm arolUid rer

waist?" ''Yep, pp." "You·nll tell blm to tAkfl't away.• · "Aw, yo t.l!ll blm reraolt, pap," re­

pUed tho girt, In a dull, lltclcu volco. uno air -& plumb stranger to mo."­SuecctJS Macazrne.

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After Inflammatory Rheumatlam, Hair Came Out. Skin Peeled, and lied

Soru Developed--only Cutf. cura Proved Suceeaaful.

"About lour years aco t hlld a very wvere nttack or Inflammatory rbeuma. tfsm. My skln pee!M, and tho high revl!r played bnvoo with my hair, wblch came out ln bunches. I al110 bad throo largo bed t:OrcJl on my back. 1 dld ·not -pin YC['J' rapidly, and mr appeUtc was· very pOor. I tded manr 'sure cmrea' but th67 were or UWe help, and unUl I trled CnUctu'& It& solvent I had had no real relief. Then mr ccmptexlon cteand and soon I felt better. Tho bed soret~ went Yery 1100n after & tew aflpllca.Uorus ot CuUettr& Ointment. and when I used .Cttt.t· cura Soap and Ointment tor my hair It began to regain Jts tonner ~ossy apo pearanee. Mrs.;' Lavina J. Uenderaon, 138 Droad' St., Stamford, Conn., March I and 12~ 1907/' _ ......... ___ _

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An coon no Sa.m reachoc1 tho uhore be wan about to plunge Into tho water ngaln, when n man olnndlng ncar stUd:

"Wbat nrc you going baclt lnto tho water Cor? You Juot swnm aoborc,'' Bo.m p:mncd '\ Q!Omrnt, then lllllct:

"Wcli,..Ihnd-1o snvo lllYBI!'lr flrot, now­I'm colnc bnctt to fetch Joe ...

Conflicting Toote. Mtndna-"1 womll!'r why Windle

domm't go trJ tv?rk ':" IJIOtln~~"Oh, I gupas he'll IJO buay

hlowln~t his own horn that ho can't. licor the rnetory whlalle."

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tbo ODl' or I wo «'redltol'll I bnv(l wttb the mllllono and mllllono or pcoplo whom I owe nothing, I wonder why In the world those fellows mnlco lltt('b a funo nbout it."

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MANTELS AND TILES. n ... ....,., lllaMCl'l .t; THO! ro., 111.'1::1 T.,._

•oat St., De•Yer. Largest atock west ot Cblt'ns:ro. Ship lnto ('\·ery weatern tltnte_ C'ntalog on ovpllrall<m_ EaU• mnte11 gHil'li on tllo floora ('orrespon• dl'ot'e 11olfclted.

• leader ot the armY, lturblde, becoming· emveror. Thts state ot affairs was conclttded fn nbout a yeat by tho ab­dication of tba emveror, wba .. st\,lled for ~urope, Where ho nuida- his homo

1'Y£tt are to toe these eapautea." liald Dr. Fuur, ''before meals, not after, remember.'"

"Ohl" uld t.bo paUent. 1'1 aueaa St doem't matter much." • . "But 1t d()(!jj matter, arrt• "You 'WOuldn't ••t that. doctor, ·It

tou had eYet had' a mealtn our board· fng Muie!'.....Catbollc Standard and TJmes. ·

somo tliM. · Beneath Tftla Tr,ee cortex Witpt Over Learning that his native land was tb Hfa Defeat. · 1

·bli made the obJect ot an attack by · ~ the ·Euro»ean powers, 1turbldo r#3- trttnk wat~ eerfottsty burned and tts A -b,...m. ·- . tllhied to :Aiexlcft only to find the branches ~gan to decay. the ancfont Towne--X>o ro'u btUete frt ctreiiJDilf ptiblld whl~h had exfstM .during tree gradually tosf. ltre aM It was lltowne-t used: to, but I don't anr

· abMilM hall ·uutde-a law that bls lito ne«riY dead when It WM deefdecl' two more, . . Jlhould::bc: :(ortelt!!cl sb_oulcl_ hi! i!tbJn set: . . · ~~6 Jq tn!!-Jc(t M ()ltQtf. t.t ~ -t"'e<.:l:.c. <1'ont!--~ol u JUpMJUtlout:.u 1®. toot on :Atexfcan noll. llo was 'S(!Jted susCitate It. Careftd tt~tment were, ehf . .. · _ antl put to death. · E!very ll&rt t)f thl! btl tree. . . • 1lrowne--Ob:, tt wasn't a qttestlpn . •

Tbts was.tn 1824. 'I'M. famUy ot the . lti 9tdet to sUU tutthet 11rolect the ot auperaltloJL · l wu luloTe with onlt ne i..tli~•t wi•c•hl nt.,;lltfllilliilt •••..-.. · emtJetor came to- this country, llettffng historic . tr~ att tron. tencn wu bttllf. once, llid the jilted me. , . . ••• itau o .. •ra> B._.. . '' Jn Wasblng{()n and PbUAdelphla. It around, ll$ trttilk. fo keep thct \'llid'alf M" ooo· p· ·o· pf• Sbo· P'h' •re "u Ua·JI ,,

· .... ., •n. W.aahlngto· n that tfl~ em"etor'J~ aWl!'" trom lt. The tree: be,;ati to put. y' r.,n .. f"'a .. ~0· n· • "'"'' · ' '"- 1·"' · · · · ·. "· uT m · · \ """ • ... • " u .. "' · .!fe ·iU·• 11· teUfll• cth•tJ. • -•· ....... son, Angelo, met Mills llrf)tlhe ot out new toUace ilM .twJ«at:Jut fl!llJ',. ••Scnn• 1tQtl1ft, purat• i mao Wrft ., ....... cr 101.1. · ·· .. · " " ... Georgetown; atid afte't their matrlaga and thll! tiJJrln~ tt i• Jhowlnt <~vidence beyoncl tha ir&l't:• . . Jteturp . •n:rtflhll' tnt llllia!l-qlnta.

, tliey..,..~J)t back. to tlnt Clt:r ot Mexico. ot a (!ompllltt! relu't'enauon. It mma ''~*""' . Ask tor oul' .Mtu order BUJJttJ11. lt 'Was there, 111 1863, that the Jlre•· to1h~ve be~~.Jl new trowth._ fn alt ot 11ft., Jtad& -~.rii1iQk bfokf litt

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Always the freshest the marltct contemplated cxtensron of the' ' · ' • affords in raisins, currants and ·

Bonito pipe line is to begin at nuts, at.Zie~rlcr Bros. _ _ . _ once. The line was surveyed up

I~'rcsh Oysters every Friday at tbe railroad as far as Santa Ros.fJ, Carrizozo Meat Market. but was never completed aboye

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Jl'cJI( SALF.~·A few choice rcsi- Carrizozo. Starting at Coyote, the· dence and bu'iincs'l lots, chcaJl. ·-dine will be extcndecl to Duran I

I Transacts a Genera! Banking Business Issues Drafts on all Principal Cities of the W or! d. Accords to Borrowers . '

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n~ ~::'S t-~~~ s':~~~:~ W ~C r~gO;f ;j:~~~d (;~:=--t:O:;~O~t~:~f:::tO~~~~~f.;O::ofl~~~~-~-~f._W_.¥_U'~--.__!,~ .• ~-!._:~IA±V~h~MI~J;..tA*-,!JI',.l#'--\-k~'l..!!'W'..!M~Ift~%'~/S~--"",~us__!'J'_tolll'~l~I~A:.!.:!WIII~~-~-V~-=\1=li_;~:"':~~-'::::Q'".C•II~:~~~;~!...r_l)l_a1A_:!_:_., ~r. --treatOlCOt is assured. we uu.derstaud, ~nd from there it ~ - · --

- - - wi11 be carried by .gravity. If your room i'i cold get a Wil·

non lteatcr at the Carrizozo Trad· ..

• Don't forget that Kelley & it'lg Co. _ _ __ Sons arc offering some good bar·

C. C. Bourne i11 prc.pared to I gain!> i-J new and sccond-baud board lwrscq by the week or the I bouse hold goods. 11·27-lm month: sec him for terms. ! ~- .., -.

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C. C. Bourne's l•·eed ~table. i what you should get right away · - . . A new lot of ladies' and mis!lt:!J': for patn an tl!c bnclt, back~che.

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CAPITAN, N. M.

Liquors, Brandies and Wines For Family and llcdical Usc.

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_ _ of people nuficr from lddncy nod E S LON Q We buy an l'ar load lot!! in thl• bladder trouble and do not know • • • ,;,

marlfl't, at twd rork prices. for, it. They thinlr it llj a cold or a M.anufacturcr o[ tlpot Ca!\h, and ran !1(')1 as Cbl'ap !llrain. Don't take· any cltaUtC!l. Galvant·ze' d Tankt!.,. Gutter·ang, for ca-th as anv on<' that wants Get DeWitt's Kidnt'y and BJndd('r · i:1

to make a !!Dl.tll prufiL. . . pilk Tht·~· art' anti~l'ptic and Your" for hu<Jinl'as, . ,

Jnhn H. Skinner prurnptly.soolbc the patn. Don t _ fail tu lUM!It upon DeWitt's Kid·

l•'urnao;hecl House, four rooms, ncy and Uladder pill'l. We sciJ for rent. Apply to (;co, Spence.' them. Sold at Padcn•sdrugstorc

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Repairing of aU kinds. -·~ -~ 2 I S!!!!!!!L I .w-!, 1 16 3

Special I~acilities for Roofing and Guttering.

• rai'lins nod prunc!l at the Carri· I

zozo Trading Co. Nice new line of gPnt's ncclt· 1·

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Lots 25 and so x 130 Feet • j .

·When you buy a lot ben! it i9 130 feet long, facing on .a titrcN 80 feet wide, \Vhetlu~r for a home or for a business location.

Investigate before you buy. A Square Deal Ouaranteed.

·w. C. McDONALD. Office In Bank Bulldln~.

S. ~. WOODLAND '

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Wcdttcaday of this week. The . J. J. ll:tat:utt, PJailitJa.

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All Boncled Whisltcy • . • Port W inc , . • • • Hlacltbcrry Brandy . . . • Old Kingdom 131endcd WlJiskcy •

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C:Al:UUZOZO 41: WHITD OAKS

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Cotton or &Ilk F•brlca Moat cool and ~hl:m'~ f::S!:..~::O.::':~~~r,'l:: . C.hotrf

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'fhcn tbcro oro ollkollncs. tnl'tctrul, toft ollks and dlmlllco, o.o well na d.cnlmo and crctonn~o.. mllrollncs nrc J!{)ft. and pretty, but oro moat tpo 1llm

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lncrcnaca In popularity and arcnt lm· provcmcnt ln wcavl!o boo been nc· compllf!bcd lbc pont rcw rcnro. lJnen tal'toln In very J)opulnr, and burlap lo vartkulnrly well ndntJtcd ror otcndl d· ftcts, ana Jo nvnllablo tor wnlln ao well aa 12ravvtlco.. Dlmlty launt!cro well ruld cnn tbcrdoro bo 'kept frcob ond clean. •

Ptfcclllo ollk, ooruln~ In every obndo at DO ccnto n yard, con llo uocd wltb cream C<llcuttn net to c;lvcr color tono to a room. Tblo ollk ret:cmblco U10 hC3VIcr raw ollk tu:cd for dmpcrlca, but wblob cooto $U'i0 a ynrd. 'l'ho silk curt:atns ebould bnnt: nlrn.lebt down, and not rc:1eh moro Ulnn ronr foehc$ btfo'tt tho WindoW, l.IIUlY SJrcf<lr l':tlt'• tatna onlY to tbo sUI, but nllowaneo muat then bo mndo for obrlnknao ct the wMbabto und(!r curtain, an M all Utnca both ncl ruut nllk cnrttltno · abouJd bo tbo ~mmo lenlrth.

Ol couuo tho tlomtDllC and ltot~ort­Ctl cfl!tonnca nrc handllt)mtr cneh ycnr and tUII lend In cotton tabrlen tor hiiitlncs and tumuurc cnvcrlnJ;S. Ex· quJatto dclllttnn In domcsUo erttonno can bU had t1!l tow 09 ns cnnlll (\ yard, and ato ebown nhlo bY aldo with tllO fmporttd, wb!ch f(;Ulll from 20 cents tp ~.co • flli'd. 'rho bU)tlcr·vrlctll ltnportc4 ttetonncs llto dottt1e wtdlh. 'lhe 4ereand tblt1 at:uou Is tor tho aln• II\!$ width ar&dcs, ;vhtcb wst trom no to tO cent. a. )'1\td. Aa over dtalJ(ltlta, cretonnes are t\ft'ceUvc. 'l'tct eMuta Mt bo hung nott to t.bo glass, tor ther "«Ul t•de tavSdlr. Plain nGt or scdtn. b()ttt:ectl tbctn an<l tho llt:lit. vrotc~ta tit~) drat~erles. Somo of tho largo sft(Jp wlildowa aro thowtn~ tho effect ot .\l room done ~Uttltln ~rownc.ti~ Wh~to lt ltJ ~lilptoyed lavfantr, there ls ill\il&cr la ovttdotnt n. 'fblil season tho tre­tQttn• to norat '(llltttJn.t !a ptctcrrtd, .

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r::,:~ 8:::"111 IbN cuool bo c;~rt4 bJ' H&IU lookc!J'at her hUI!b!Uid'll SOUP after she F.J, CllBNEY •co., Tole4o,O, hnd hnnded It to him I

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HI!AVV . Wo, Ute oadent•o•d1 ... ,o boQ F. J, Clleoer ~ ~ ' ftr Ute lul ll JMt'l, &aa ltcllno biDI perfectly bOD• "Qb " Bbe CrlCd, "look at the SCrOll OI'Mie •• 111 buolaeoa traat&ei.WUJ 111111 ell&!ldiiiJ 't h ·d 1 oup Jon't ' ablo 1.o c:&nT oa1 aorobllptlooo raa4o br btJ lrm. the fa llll ma e n your B • ,

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llall'o C&t&rrll Curo II l&&ea lo&.!m&IIJ, acllall beautiful." Cotton or Silk Fa brice Moat Cool and ~INrtiJ ••oa•b• blood oo4 <nocoa• oarraee-or IN ---~---- 1

~!JI. Tc.Uruoalalo lCD I rreo. l'rlco ~ Ctia JT8. St. Vllu•' llance lllld N•noo• llllt'IUIU Jl<l.r- ' --··~-=---~-------Cheerful In Appearance-Cal· tiooulo. l!old b.r llllllruntoto. · <>nontlr~uroo bJ Jlr. Klln.,'oGffill NonolluWror. 1 WANTED ""o••Na ~1 ... ..., to l-- ~la-"'-

• T ..... Uall'l l'amliJ l'UII rur COCIIUpaUora. """'"'K"'~nd fnr I'RKH 11'.!.00 '""' holllo @Od ltelltiOII. llr. I I" ... ...... I ·-~~· :. _,... cutta Net Aloo Uacd Ex· lL Kline lA OOIAr•·b!itreot l'bJ!adolpbl"- l'a. Olf, brlrll ~>11Dll, f 11<"11

"'J',euo~ i ' ·· ' , Artu~>lwort-no boclkllo '1'!1'u Ill Ifill of Ill 11M pron11 tcnolvely In Many Wnye. I -~ · · - ·· -- · .. ,~- 1 11r.,ctlvlded ~>moorwnrllwon. !look or"l'(li&Mtl""

Bo L lfcllkc. . Ji lilly ndd!l to the mennure ot , ifni ,,...,, ~.oo tn fdOO paldi.Q 11~10~ SloJft~~ li<•U\'Y drnpr·r to·o ,,IJould l>o rropl[!ced "Grey the arl c•rltlc C'!liDO alone just um lltAV~. 1:.:0 to J::lll::ltl O, aAnso Cl.

I ' 1 kl t new p~•nt- ' true sreniDl'llD; pride detracts from! --~=~~-=---· ~~------by llghlt•r \\ .. t~o;bl Iutton or t11lk rulr u wu oo ng n your ... , It.-Thorold. , . _ ,

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n•ollonnl>lo und nullablc• fur vurluuo 1 ll'lcldo' And what did Grey tblnll Porr!llldreo UGibW.,IllfiCIItlbii«Ul1lt,redurea r.. : Wo buy oar lotu. II I 1 f It~" · I cr.mmaUo:J,&lloJ•palll,curellwlll4c.ouu. ~aboutc. \'uu V"YII"f'lrtht tromlJn~oln onl,.. <.'allloloif.

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and In u••v•·•al nwnlu•u II h• 4~ lndwtl "Cornml'ndod l.tt>rl'allnm highly s.~td More people arc fooled by tllo truth,~- . -~ -~""·""""-~--wldo and r.o r·c•n1 11 a > 11rd. Tho ll:rt'"" • cvl'n w look nt It mude him llrod. 1 tbnn b.Y lies. . .. · . ~-~W· H • .U_n':_N_=~7f!~_N=0,_.25,--1t00., and tnn obndf>!l Of'<' gt)t}fj Thn \'tbltc l __ -·--··· ·------- ·--~- . ___ _ 1~ ,--und c<'ru W!Uih Wl'll, and lu avoid j abrlnklnu. J•ull It u••nlh· lnlo nhnl•" 1

whr•n ncur I) dry ( 'uk u II a nt'l In n luo I tttwd r•Xh•unlvo•l) lor d<•n anti II\ lUll:· j rm•m J•lluun Th•· r •u•hlonn ll:nt hnvo

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1 lncri'Oll<'<l In 1"'1"''"'''' nntl ll" 111 1111 Jrrovc>mr•nl In u t·.n•·n hun lu.,·n n<· f'IIDIJIIIohnl lllf· t'a"l r. "' ) .-.un l.ltwn tnllC'ln In '"'' t••t•·tloll. Gtul hurlilp In I Joarlkulllrh uo II ll•lllt•IHI fur olf'IHII •f ' kt'ln. null In ill .lll.>hil• r ... t1 """ on W<ll 11!1 tlrnl'•·rl•n l•lml!y l:t•JOd"'n wo-11 nnd r nn ltwr<fur<• I><• hq•l Crt nh arul rh•an.

J'rlndlla nilk. <nndna In <>H•ry nhn·Jp , nt !10 <<>ntn a 'nr•l. •·nn h<' um~l w I• h : ('fCUttl ('nkulln rwt I•• r.h" •n)nr lnno to n rotJitl Thlo nllk r•'~Nnhlr'n t hi' ' bf'nvlf>r rnw nlllt ur.<•rl for olraJ•f'rll'n. ' but ..,.bleb ('nolo & 1 r.o n y nrd Th11 nllll i f'Urtnlnn nboulll hnnu lltrniPht tlo~n. '

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()f ('tlttrr:o tbf' dOitlf'Otll' nnd llDJIOrt· rtd crt>tnnnf'u CHI' hnmlr.omrr f'nch yrnr ! nnd ollll IPGol In l'•>llon fnbrl<·n fur , bnngln~tn nnd Curnlt •In> r ovPrtn~:o 1-:x- I Qttlolto dPnlgnn In tlnmFPik rrf'tnnn<' 0 t'tiD bo bnd on h•w on Zll cFnt A o :mrd, i nnd arc> nhn,..n r·hh· by nld£1 wllh lh<' j tmportr-d, vblch rt>lnll rrom 30 ffnlll I to Ill 50 a ynnl Th(l hlt::bt>r- prlr('d , Imported <'rt>lon!l('ll nrt> double- width I Tho demand tblo nNls:on l!l f01' tb<> aln- 1

s:lo width grodi'A, which Nl!l\. from ::::o ; to riO rl'n!D a yard. An ovPr dra,wrll'a. cr<>tonnCII nrc pflr--ctlv<' Th<>? abnul•l

1 not bc bung IJPJtt to tbl' glnno. for I hl'y , will rud(l rapidly f'lnln nFt or &crtm. i b(ltWCt'b tbPm nnd thl' light. prol<'<"tD j tbo dropf'rlro. Somo of t hr> lnr~tl' 11hop 1

wlndowtl nrP obo..,.lng tbl' rflr<'t of n room dono pntlrt>lY In <'l'f'tonne. Wbero st to employed lnvlobly, thPro In clnn!II'r In ovordolng It Thin nc>noon tho t'l'f'· tonne I'll floral p.'lftl'rn Is proforrod, and although bhl<', mnuvo lllld pnJ(l yellow nro In domnnd, ptntm and rfldn are used to n arentcr flXtont.-N. Y. Poat.

Caire Foot Jelly. To tour eatra ft>ot, enrofuUy ncrnpcd •

and prcp:lrod. nllow about two quarto Of Water nnd boll nbottt 110\'CD bourn, t~klmmtng wcll. Whl'n dono, n<>t naldt> to congenl, tben romovo • nil tho srenso. l~m tho tour fe('t thor<~ should bo nbout tbrco plntn and R hnlt or .jolly. Pour on tblo ono qunrt or lihcrry, tl1o juleo of slx tomons, n j)Ound and a hnlt of grnnulntod ougnr. \110 tlilnly·pcclcd yellow rlnil of two lemona, one bunch of rnlolnil and two blade. of l'll!lce. Wash el&ht tlg&e tlleP. beat the '!thltoa 'to & frotb and ~' • uuab the ibetll. Put wtth tbe .1ell:r.J tltt o11 tltt, atlr untll tbe jell1 . t4. tllen ttmoTe ~ult . 2(1 tiitnutea tt

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--~- and has been made under h18 per­, ~~~_,.,,~~ _, - sonalsupervlllon Iince 1t5fntancy. '-'~ , ~. -Allownoonoiodecetvoyouln tbl&. All Conntcrtclts, lmltatiou and UJU!It.as-good" are but Experiments that trlfie with and endang~rtho llealth or lnfunts and ChJ.ldrpn-Espcrlcnc.o a{;nlnst ExperJ.mcnt.

What Is CASTORIA Cutorfa flS a harml~5 8llb8tltute for Castor on, ~ gol'lc, Drops and Soothing SyrniHJ. Xt Ja Plcasnnt. It ~tal"$ neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nnrootlo •ubltan.ce. It!J age is Its gu.amn~ It dC!rtro)'S Worms aa4 ana,. li'evM.I!slmtM. It cures Dlan'hooa ond Wind CoUc. It unav..- ~cetbtn~ ~ubles; ~ Constipation and PJatul~cy. It Malmllatd tho ll'ood, .-cgula«l!! tho 8tomacll and nowcl.!J, glvfnt hwthy noel natural sleep. Tho Cblldrcn's l"anacea-'rhe Mother's .Friend.

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Postmaster Hcnlev of Nogal E. L. Melton, who was fore- account was fast imp~oving. a Carrizozo sephyr wilt compare 1 spent Suudny-·aud Monday in man on the new school building, The Eagle Mining company at very closely with an Okl?homa

C · o left Saturdav for Los Vegas. Parsons are again running a full cyclone, and he has expertenced arru:oz • • . • , . both. Arthur May, Dan Bullion and ;rhe work was completed, exam• force. The ore ts sa1d to be a . .

John Eaker were down from No.- uted and acceptt:d o~- that dde. better grad~ than usual, and the Attorney Hudspeth, .of Wbtte · 1 T · · d 11 J b A. L . ht' • - th management is satisfied with the Oaks, was called bv wue to Co.-

ga ues a,· 0 n ang tn, . 7 ~on· results from the I!untington mi11s rona. on Thanksgiving evening. \Vayne Van .schayck was. a tract~r on the. s~~oot ~utldtng, d h ~· 'd. • He did not know the natur.c.of

\'isitor from \Vbtte Oaks a couple was tn from Trt~tdad Fraday •ncl .ag t e cyant e process the case be was called on, but of days this week Sa tutday maktng< final settle• Mrs. L. A.. Scott and son, C. • • · .

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elect fro~ tbts dtstrtet, was down turntng overt e ll t~g. M~. J. F. Kimbell. Mrs. Scott among some of the boys on the from WbtteOaks Monday.. . Joe Howard ~f Caf.ttan came at!d son ~re mother and brother, eve of the great American festi·

The da.nc;e \t ~he Wetmore ha!l over on Mondays tratn an~ re- res~ctively, of Mrs. Kimbell. Yal. . Tbaoksgtvtug n1gbt "'fa& well a .. • turned. T~ursday. He admttted Mr. Scott is clerk in the general M. s. Crocket~ passed through tended and greatly enJOyed. ~hat Carrtzozo was the best t?wn foreman's office at Dawson. yesterday on bts. way from ·the

Geo. Thorp, aa=otnpanied by ttl the coun_ty, but that Capt tan Th • d d ·a . t. f Mesa to the Oscuras, where be ... · F k. r ·dB dt · · ··. w~t:J the next best. e wtn a~ san s or~ o • . . . ~essts. r~n .ut •n a .ey,wa!l . . Tuesday certaanJy made thtngs was taktng the ~emnant.,. of h1s

~ tb from JtcanUa Saturday and . MAatmm: At Roswe!l• last move lively in this corner·o£ the cattle. He and h1s fatb~r, F. ~f. Sunday. . ~ week, D. J .. llonnell to Mtss A~- county. 1~ was perh•~ the hard• Crockett now h~ve tbetr entire_

yr. ~· Gu121m ret~;trned Monday nes .9~· The young couple wtll est blow of the season, and we stock of cattle 1n the Oscuras, fro~ Et Paso, whet~ be had gotte resid~ at Glencoe, this. c?unty. get pretty stifi ones- here acta· and for the present arc waterittg to dtspose of a chotce carl?ad ol .near the home of the brtde s par• sionally and semi-oc:easionally. them at the Na~urs tank.

, apples. . ' . ·. . . . en~s, ~r .. and Mrs • .Frank B. COe. Governor Curry bas appc>inted A new .telephone ~irectory was lteury SJiUerson, one o~ th.e o~d :Utilted States court for the Jones Taliaferro of \Vhite Oaks issued thas week by the Improve ..

~imers i? t~e. Nogal di~trtct, wa.s S_ixth Ju~icial Distri~t · convenetl and Ha-rry s. co:Urey. ot Art(ho: ment Company, · '!'hose having 1n Carrrzozo sevcral days tbts at AlatriojtOtdo Monday: The delegates to re'preseut Li'ncoin phones, and who allow others t.o

J -.,eek. . ' , .. doc'ket include$ ten .et'iutinal and eounty at the · etevetitlf anuual use them for the purpose of con· BeaEelt Di~gw:dl l'e~utned eighteen_ci'tit_ ~~~, ~tid ifis. be-. s"ession. \ot the: Amerieatt mining- necting .. w.ith the: long•distance

.~. from Dawson tliis weetc~ · lie ex .. lleved the $ts"$io~ wil( last abOut congress to~· heW at l?i"ttsburg,, phone, will be charged up witb peets to locate here; and may bc!-r two weeks~ ·. Pcun. 011 necetttber 2- to 5. · the toll fot sattte. ~be company become a. fireman OQ1 !be rold• . • . Con Sklrtnet; who bas been eu• . Ho~arcl Halt, While driving in elaim tbey l~se·eoi:tside~a.ble. ca~h

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union takes place, they should b~ tied •ppeal to tho WeU-Infonned In CV""' · tightly together with rama or some '" -.J t/1

competition ana Juattce. soft string, taking care not to cover walk of liCe and aro eascntlal to permanent The day seems to have como tor the bud with ft. The bud sho'Uld tlnlto- 1ucccss and creditable standing. Accor-

co~VJideraUon of the qucatlon whether .. -~- ... - ... ~~ wl~h t!~o 6~~~ W tw~hor three weeks, lngly, it is not claimed that Syrup of Fig~ l~ th t I I r h t k Bu D NQ PEACHES an n or a me e string ohould and El'-'r of"-""" is tho only -medy of e prcoon ornan zat on o t o 11 oc D I • be out, aa otherwise thQ ·bud mny be ......, ..,..,,..... • .. :Oxchanaoo lo ouch no to Insure public Injured. It tho proper season bas be~en lmo\VD value, but one of many rcuona lconndenco, fair play and absolute 110. W. T. Macom, Hortlculturlat of Can. chosen for the worlt the bud cbould re- why It is tho be~t or personal and family

:~:u:rJ:~~t~o~h1;o:n:c~51t~~ci~Jc~n~t~o,~~o~rrcw~h~c[lt~h~er~~~·~~da~,~T~o~l~la1H~ow~W~o~rk laDone ... ~~:m~a~ln~d~o~rm~nn~t~u~n~tl~l:th:c~~~~I~f~i~t~~~~~~s~~; lllomo degr£>o of Intervention by the .-- d rcll h J •A-ftl · one durlnJ; the winter. In the to)lowlng • awcctcD!I an o~ca t 0 n'::""._ or~m

formed when there Is atlll aufDclent llprln" tho stoclc llhould bo cut off Just on which It acts w1tbout any dcbllit&tins .required, wrJten C'bnrloo A. Conq.nt In b h h b 1 th ., 11ap oneat t o arlt to perm t c above the bud, which wUJ cause all aCtcrefTectsandwltbouthavingtoincreuc Atlantic. Spcculntlon In legitimate, J tt b 1 11 1 d lth k If 1

• or c ns eno Y ra uc w a n c. tho otrongth ot the otock to bo directed tho quantity from thne to tfrno. · ·· nnd will go on ln!'relllllng In volume On the other hand, ff~ the worlc lo done Into the ~ud and prodll,CO rapid growth, It nnt5 lcllS!lntl nnd natnn,JJv and---with tho growth In tho wo;.O.th or the when the tree Ill s.UJI growing vigor- three feet not bcln}t an exccpUona .... ,. __ - r country and In tho· qunntlly of nt:!ffiJtJ· ouo!l' 1hn bndJa.llAbJo-.to be- "dr'Ownoclhgrowtll-for the tlrat . ocnoon. Tho truly u a lllXlltive, and Its component nllTo uccurltll!o. 'ro lntrrforo with It o'ut," or, In other wordo, forced out by above dlrcct(ono apply to other trco · partn aro known to. and approved by without warrant Jn· to tlo n ball nad rctlllon or too much nap nnil srowth trultn, such no apple, penr, plum and physlclllll!,., it Is free from !ill objcc:tlon· chnln to tho limbo or natlonnl ceo. cherry, except that tho atoclm !or ~ern able substancca. To get Its bmcfidal nomic ,,rogn•on. nut moro and more, oro uoually two yearu old. IJi •• al , __ A th ui e cc.... 'Wa)'l purcnww 0 gen. no-With U1o growing comrJII('ntlon or the rna.nuCacturcd by tho California Fi& Sytup mocbJM!lam or nnanco, lo growing up CORN ROOT WORMS." n ucntlment for llU('h oupervlolon ot Co., only, andCoraalo by 1111 leadinc,drul-lhlo modmnlom all oball lnouro Ito care • Tho Only Romedy tor the Peat Ia Ro~. ptl. and honcut worklnc. Jo"rom the omolto tlon of Cropa. and dunt or battle bet ween veotod In· lcroatn · oooltlng r.,.~onomlc rrelldom, nnd tho atnto nll«>hlng to Jlrotc('t tho lndl· ·VIdual agnlrwt errurn or Jud&mflnt nnd fnloo utatcmPnn, ('mcmtco tho JJrlnclplo 110 well otnted by t.bo (lmlncnt enpltnl· lut. · Thomnu F. R.fnn. In nn nrllele In 1l1o JndoJiond~>nt, tbnt "I~ lu· rlcht t11nt ('ODIJJ«>tfllon bctwN•n men' should be brought wlthlo ('onutantJy narrower and smrrowllr rulcu or juoUeu."

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Dlahop Drent'a Declalon. Dlohop Brent han rnlocd hlrnnclf

greatly In popular t'nflmaflon by hlo nnnounccrnont ot hln dNcrmlnatlon to rotuao the Wnohlngton offer of tho bishopric, nod to return. to his hor.d and Important Iabore In the Phlllpo 'plot'o, AQ)'D tho non ton Advortloer. Thin mllY be nnld without Jrnplylog thnt n different dl'<'lolon would hnvo lowered him In popu.lnr l!otlrnntlon. lind he d(l{'hlcd thnt unaor U1o condl· tlono or hlo b('nlth or tor otbor rrnoono he obould aeccpt th«> enll to Wnnhlng· ton, IJJcro <'OUid be queoUonlng of blo ulnccrlty or hlo rourngo. IUo r<'Cord acnndo proof ngnJnot unworthy lnolnu· attono. He boo dono arcat \\·orlc 6 tho laltlJlda Uo wmJid do valunbJo worl1 nt Wnahlngton. This bccnuoo bo lo n forceful, hono::~t. onorgcUo mnn. Jlln dctcrmlnnllon to co back to hill work, to bUild n flrmor ntrueturo on tbc sound toundntloo bo hno lnld In tho Phlllpplnea, will. however, endear hlrn to tho bt>ortg or oil who admire oour• age and thoroughneoo. Dlabop Drcnt, never In danger or lcolng bla vosltlon bt>loro tho world, boo now acblovod ono that will stand long In blntort as an exnrnplo or pon:onal utrooUlshncas.

Tho northern corn root worm Je & whfto slender worm not thfcker than a pin. It Is about a quartor of an Inch long, has a small brown bead and six very ohort legs. In . this section of the country, It begins Ha attacks on tho com In lllay and Juno. Aa soon rus lt naaaulta a root. tho tnUcr dies nnd It n number of tho roota nrc dest.roycd, or thcro fa dry weather, or tho soU fa iiOOI", iJimr'WI~ a willing ot . tho com plant and In somo Instances It dies os ft docs when attacked by heart worm. Late fn July .tho worm changes and In a tcw days comes forth as a green bccUo. It teeds on the Yellow pollen as It Is Cf!.llcctcd on att·parta of tho s~Uc. Others feed on tho corn grain and aun othora t!y to the blo•

JucJge-Do you understand the n&t'" ' turo ot an onth?

Tht Art of Budding,

Slto-rm a tciophono gfrl. Juctre.

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Att•r Othv Trutment Palltd-lt&w Eczema on Baby'• Fae• Had

Luted Three Montht-At Laat · Doctor Found Ctlrt.

of tho stock. The atock which Ja to rccotvo tho bud should be at least tnreCFOJghthll of an Inch In diameter ncar tho ground. Peaches nrc unually budded on otoclis which hnvo jp'()Wn from tho stone tho snrno year. Tho lower leaves aro tubbed ott to allclgbt .. OUr baby boy broke out· with ec-or llvo or six Inches to ennblo tho bud· t:ema on hls taco when ono month old. t der to work moro freely. A pcrpcn· One place on tho side or hla taco the dlcutar cut Is now rnado In the stock size ot a nickel was raw llko beMilteak ns ncar tho- ground u vosalblo trorn for three months, and be would ~Cf'1 an Inch to tm Inch a batt long, and out when I b•thed the parts that w.ere preferably on tho north· sldo or tho soro and broken out. I gave hlln tree, 118 tho bud wnt not bo ao readily three months' treatment from a KO()d dried out by tho sun on that sldo. doctor, but at tho end of that Ume th~ Tho cut should only extend through clilld was no better. Then my doctor tho bark. Another cut should now tecornrnendeil Cutlcura. After WilDS be made aero tho top ot tho ver- _.. & cako of CuUcura Soap, a third or a pendfcuJtlr ono Tho two cuts 'When box of CuUcura Ointment. and }Wt a ml'ldo 'tVJll app r In the form of lot· bottle ot CuUcura Resolvent he ,.. . tor T. well and hJs face wu u smooth u any.

The buds ro cut from wcllodovol· baby's. He fs now two yean and a oped at:ool! of tho current acUt'lll's halt old and no eczern.a hu reappeared. growth ot \'artetr Jt fa dealrea to Hrs. M. L. Harris, A1ton, l«JJ,, MaT propal;&to, o best developed buds "' 14 and June 12, 190T." · nrc chosen wli. h wlll be round l!lbout J tho middle ot llie shoot or ••atlck!' Be- In th• Muuum. tore tho buds are removed: tho leaves ·,. Englfsbman (In BrlUsh musetltn)-sboutd be cut oft the shoots; & plcce ·· Tbts book. air, wu onc.t owned br ot tho petolc or leat stem fi lett, Cicero, .

The viorid·~. Wheat Supply, however. by which the btt!l m$)' be . . I .American Touliat-Pahal\'t that'• Tho IJOSDibiiiUes In fttcrcaslng tht. bat,~dlod after lt, fa tcmaved. A very Worm In Corn Roota. nothing. 'Wh7, tn one ot otir A.mert·

world's ounply or lVh""t. , ... _ .... 11 .... llbarp, thin bladed knlto Is nece!sary 110. rn· 11 r· _""d"' .... . 1. · t th 1 1 . can mul!eunul we have the lead penc!i .. '"" • ..... "u . ""' to romotlng the bud. Knives are liP& · ·· .. 0 . """' . " ... ow ng 11 . e v c nlty. · whtch Noah uaCd to chllek oft the ant<·

that ot tho Unltod States, aro ntantrold . clally made tor thts Jllirll()se. Tho bud Tho miter ha:s noticed them teedlna- mala u they cam• out or the ark. and Impossible of oatlmaUoo, declnro, Is cut. oft tho I boot down warda or tlp· on blossoms ot Jltlrnpklns and sltntlar · · · · · ··· · .... ·

. ,the Century l'.ragaalne. Vast regions watdlf, whichever 111 moro convenient. vines. . The tvmalcslay the eggs tot London'• Brldlle*- -·-or land fn South Amerletl, North tho general ph\ctlce1 however, fll to the next Yllar'a brood In September On ~w }lei''hi'Pll' are aware Of tbe ex•. Atrlca and Asia are kwaltlnl tbo de- cut upwards. The fentth ot the t>leeft tho dying roota or tho corn. · tent tb whteh the ctt:r ot London Ji

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mand for "stlll rnoro wheat" which removed wrth the bud .11h0uld 'b6 ·abOut . '.l'ho onty remedy fa rotation ot crops brldged over. tn aUj tt ae~~m•. "tlieri

"b-'l brio .. to thorn th. 0 "l~"l .... ·0- ""d oM tile". long·, atld · the cut aur'"a·· c• tandto. thlll,}l 110rn~tJmtel!b t~ot very l!atl$oo .. are ·no tower than '15 brtdge11. ot \4 • "' . .. .. !;v .- .. .... , . '"" .. . . ··. . .. . . . •· v ac ry~ no aure wa t e sol Us Q rJch thel!~ U are talhra)" brtdgelt, three t~· tho selt·btndor, nnd causo fh(ltll to smooth, .· lt · _ah.ottld btt- qufte: thin, u u It hf 11011alble to liiako it. 1l 1t Ia, · are brldtel. oyel' toad a (auch· ,._ Hoi• t,;;t;.. ·

yield a tot>il·product •umctont to teed fl! g~~~ 0~:\u~~/'t~~~e~~~ tho plant wtll be vigorous enough to born Yfattuct) iLlld 63 bridge. whtc)l ' • . a now llopUII\tlon ot tmtold . mllllo~•· bO· lcet>~ whore thtlt witt not rirt . atand th~ usaulfg ot a number or the tonnect prtvatcr .Premia~ ·

Abd wero modorn agt"l<lulturat Jrnpte- whlfe tho work i:lf bMdlng ls··rolfiK . WOtJnll betore there Ia any· noUccable .. . . . . . . . ..•. . , ... ' menta ~d aatlcuUurat kltQ'fl'l~;dge In JltO/erablr ~ wa.tet: 'Ol" • lilecfl' Qf WutJ to. the. nlut. · · · · ·· · · - · · · · . · · ]!iUb DOBLE ~ -the-'bnltt or lM Ruasl!lri attd Ettro. · lfa<!ktn ... Tho b. ud lal11lertcdunderth• ··" ,...., · · ·ww. ··'· • · · t,J:.'M. ~t~t ot allliO~ •i•• 't.ria ·

.. ~ .., ~ 40 )'!!!li'ii' ~rience With h . r•t.. ' .vean pt)&$lttt•. ·ltto~bct ait.dltl()n. tho bar-k bt r.rsln~ the tatter "With· the. Ripen 'Pt•r• Ott "tree•• . round.srOHN's DISTEMP~~Ei~ . extent of wht~h -cari hil'db' 1x> 1Ue81od, blade ot (be 'kntta <~t 11te patt of the P«"attl aru . heat when -ttpened In• ~t •u~~s~ul o£ .u ~ftl .f¥,: 'the • ; :

•ee>UJd hf. 'mad• to the •otlct•• <"Wheat buddlnlf )mite mad~ tor that put~. doors- l.nlfteacl or on tlie· tr~•~ . The ho~ . U. is.. the I!Mte$t blood "ttumltr" The bud Ill thton pu hM iton ·· · d U · t ·s k · · · 1 · .......,, . Dottle lSOQ llnd ti.oo• Dr\!Qiita tan nppft

•IUPlilY· . . . utt'*er·· .... th• '"'"'.·k· -ttb. sth• •. ·n•e ....... !!d . m~ o ll c . t>e&I'J .$, dett~.Ll.4ned, tli'llt . Y,oJt,. ot:- i'Mtiufactutt~ are!ltll 'riDted, " "' ..... .. " .. .. • ., ,.u by. their known ~.cason · c;lt tll)enhur: !Send for. Cm· Book. SJ)Olin Mtcliat ·C4~ .· ~ . A lklUUiern p~r aar.i that bnptov• · 1ln~lt ·thf! lll~o ·()! Jeat tWk .which and. t~Jld, by Ute ease with. 'WhJclt I spec. Co~taatou;_~, ~heii; .acL ~ .. . 1 ··t ·t ..... ·tt· bt· . e"ell •1. tb tat.. .., .. left when lt wu xemotett ttam. th~ the ttern 'IN'rt. ttum the branch 'Whell . :~ n 1 '"0 ce~. «Y • n · .. ~. twrx l• lltt!.-tll wtlb t4& .bJa!lt ot til• the ,ruft I• •llshttt nttett, )ron veal'j. · Uou......t"l'b~re·• on thl.nc ·tb.it 1rlll · • ~k Mt· · .l'erhllif he bu Milt :t(rop. 'Jtnlft to brinK tlat 'b~4 Itt to proper 1». are- mat~et-.4 ln. • treea buL tl)f.Wr. clYa )'Oil th4· dab .!'!lit 1tt' ·•t.r 'tl«ht 1· . · :~ ~lra"lt em 111• eutubl~k: 4\tct. . atuoa. ·~ J)trk ® ;•b lldt ot tilt •Wf. · • . wltli :ro.."' ~~-·"mt.t cu. ·u.t , . ·~

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t IN SUNSET OF LIFE literary periodical published !n IUch, ,. AWFUL GRAVEL ATTACKS. mond. ·

The "Reveries or a Bachelor'' at · Cured by Doan'• Kl!lnoy Pill• Aftor once became widely popular. 'YJ!en Yo)..rt of 8ufforhlg. the second ediUon wna Issued Mr. !'rlltchen onys he began to revieo the bbok, and then, becauoo revision would have completely changed Jt,

"IK MARVEL" SPENDING LAST DAY8AT CONNECTICUT HOME.

• Noted Author Now In Hla Eighty.

.8evonth Vear-"Rcvcrlca of . a I!Sa~:hclor." That Madci Him

lett It as It wna. · •

Arter the publication or "Dream Life" In 18!i 1, a l>oolt only second In suN:eaa to tho "Revcrlca," Mr. Mltcb·

F. A. Rlpp)", Depot Ave •• G~Jiatln, Tenn., says: "Flttecn years aco kid·

ney dlsctlBo attacked mo. Tho pal,n In my back wns so ngonlz. lng I finally had to slvo up work. Then

ell In 1853 realized One ot tho moot ~+-......,

· came terrible ~-

noaton • ...,. "lk Marvel" has juat 1\fnry F. Pringle of Chari eaton, a. q. • Tho oo.mo year Prcaldcnt Pierce ap-

pasac<t his clghty·stxth birthday and Is P""ntcd him consul at Venice. Accom· now spending the eunsot of bls lito nt 11nnlcd by his wife, he ope~t a year tho old homo In Edgowohod.f&b, LWnC~on_1n:tr.4..;;1ni~t;;;h.n-=.tfu"ctty, part of tho time being Somewhat aside trnm tho .... -collcctln~r mntffi'lllto ror a

-literary nctlvtty,- ho Ia remem· hlewry of the republic of Venice, llcred aa tho man who away bnclt In which he never completed. On his

Donald G. Mitchell.

the 1UUes JltlW In human events th~ atutr or whlcb dreams are mntte, ana

.._ around tho experiences of bls own r youth and bachelorhood wove a ves·

turo ot rtlverle tbat mnde them n do-ll&ht wherever books aro bought and read. "'

Donald Grant Mitchell. wns hom In April, 1822. Being a sickly, delicate boy, he seemed altogether unlikely to be.t the strnln of college education, and entered Yale with little hope of cotnpleUng tho prescribed course. nut strength came with ettort, and after bard work, alternated by moments or compara.Uve leisure, In which he ed• lted the college magaZine, young Mitchell graduated successfully and dellvered tho tarowell address In 1841.

.Attet leaving Yale he becatne a auf· ferer trom tbo same vulmono.ry trouble which ln th& three flre<;.edlng )'eara had proved tatal to three mem• bera of bla famJJy. It was thls. Illness which cotnpeUed Mr. :P.ittcbell to gtvo Up th~ plana he bad formed ot doing S<Jurnallsttc work In ~ew York.

'For a tl!pe he reUred to an old tam• J[y hotneati!ad fn Satetn, Conn. Then he undertook a trlp w l!!uro.Pe, from which he returned tnuclt benefited In 1lea1th. The . literary result ot thla iottl'liey wAS hls ftrst boo~, "Freall Gieatilnga," published til 11tl1t the year

return to tblo country In 1855 bo set­tled upon llJs farm at Edccwood.

.Mr. Mitchell wao for nome time a& ooclnte editor of t110 Hearth and Homo, New York, nod trequcnlly ap-peared na a lecturer. .

Mr. Mitchell had 11 chlldr~n. Ills wife died on December 1), 1!101, after a bnppy mo.rrlcd lifo of more than 48 yearn.

COMING ON GPECIAL MISSION,

Chlneao Official to Extend Thanka of Government to -unttcld 8tat111,

Shnnghai.-Tong·Sbno-YJ baa arrlvmt at Tlentoln from MukdC>o, which gov crnorohlp he reolmtcd tcmpornrlty' In view of bin npcclnl mlnmon to Auu•rl· c!l, which In upcctcd to ho.vo momen· tOJlB rcsult1.1, allhougb 11omlna1Jy ho wm-mercly thanlt tho Wnohlllgton ad· mlnlstrntlon for rcmltU~ a portion of tho Deller Indemnity.

Tong·Simo-Yl no.ld I hat tho olx yearo be had n1•ent fn MukdC>n an sovernor had b~tm nn lntC>rcotlng experll'nce. He could affirm that all complications were at an end. He wJII IN1vo for tho t!nlled Staten- on hlo mlsolon ln tho beginning ot November.

After bin mlonlon to tho United States Js comptetctl TontN3bao-YI will

In which he began, wlthout eonUn\tliig, go to Europe, where he wlll devote hli study ot law, Then followed · blmselt for slx tnonths to tllo lltUdY

pain O.Dd paGBil!rCD Of . blood. In all I PMSCd 2G stones, como ne largo · no a bean.

Nino years or thla ran me down to n stalo of continual wcaknea3 and I thought I never would be better until I began using Ddnn•a Kidney . Pills. The Improvement wna rapid, and cinco uolnc four boxes I nm cured and ha.ve never had ony return ettho trpublc."

Sold by nU denJor·a. GO cents a box. Foator·MJlbum Co., Duttnlo, N. Y. '~ ~~

GOOD ADVICE, •

Sho-When you Bro plno away.

gone I ehnll

llo-0, cpruco up.

, ... ft <iP 01no C'rn' or T!:UDO, t -. L\.--cu On:nn. f

F!Wt& I. Cllltll&'l Cl:1ktll catb tlull 1'.11 II ~ml:ll OUU>t:t ol tl:o Cml C1 F. I. (lllliBr 4 00 , C<>!!UI ~.,.,. 1:1 tho~ l~lr ct 'fll~ · CJct:ntr atd biAIAI e!.:Jt<bl:L r..'ll:l tbt 1t11J Crt:l wi:J 1>31 U<t CJCI o1 o~m utmonU) tmLLAns 1m- r,;-b """ nar c:-..!001 of C'.lTAhl:n tlut m::tut ba ct:m2 br lbo Will cl lUU.'D C&TI.IUUI {'1.1111.

Ynl\lnt I. MIEnlW. ll'II'C1D to bllfift rna lll'A r.lbtUi!>rd In t:JJ' pn•~

lll!:a Ub C:.O.y Of ~. A. V~ ISM. j _._ l A. \\', OLCASO~, 1 !.~~ f . NCJTAllY Pt.'flUC.

tU!l'• CIIIWr!l C'lm! .. tam bta-...A!!r and art~ dtt«tlr upu:>' tr:. blOOd ar.a rnt:.-oo~ l::.:tfA«a or tJ:e ll)'l'.(l;l. '"""' rot tnu::::trn!:it.. fttv.

--.- F. I. C'Ul:!lE11' .. 00~ Te:td<>. 0. ll¢1d b7 IIIII Dtt:JJt~ ~~ -~ U&ll'a ~ l'lllli:ot"~t::_tb!l.

Goocl Engllah. A Frenc.h lady llvlng In America en·

~ed a carpent(>r to do some work for her at a nllpniated J)rlee. She WruJ

surprised Inter to find that ho clum;ed tnore than tho prlco agreed upon. \Vhen she attempted to ternonstmte with- him, however, her English failed her and 11he said: "You nre de:1ro~ to me now than when .we were flrat en­gaged. "-Sncceu.

· &haracter Told by "rhumb. It tl!e thumb be supple jointed the

Individual Is ensy.golng, spendthrift. carelenn of Umr>, money, energy, op­portunity and all things. It It bo ftrm jointed he fa cauUous. watchful, keen, dJplomaUc, Ureless In planning, con• tident and suro of auceeu, selt·polsed and selt-controlllng.

M11n and Beast Allk11, Only those who bave $Ull'eted tho·

agony or ere amtctJona can appreciate tho blessing to htttnanlty tn Dr, Mitch· ell's famous Ere Salve. Introduced h1 thl• region as (ar back '' 1849 It Ja tound to-day In all well regulated homes hereabouts. Not alone the eres of tnan but those of tbe dtttnb anhnals bave enjoyed its comforts. MltcMll'a ~to Salve. Sold everywhere. Prleo 2Gc,

other ttJp ovc'r the AttanUc. of tlnuelat pl'(lbletns. . Mitchell wu an ey(Jw.ltlleBJS ot tho. Gtttlng back at Hlm. ,· Parla outbreaks of 1848, and be de- Glfl awallowa il Live Iisee. .. lie Cp~'t'fshlr)-ltei'e and nint' I 8Cltlbed them ln hls · sE!Cond book, fin• Wubhtgton, Pa.--Mfsa Rosa Zth• 'WMh tn)' hands ot tho whole .atfllfr.

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~Qonomy, "I have jWit rend a sloey ot an eco­

nomical farmer that Mr. Rockefeller. Jr., had been telling to hll Sunday school class," said HJggtna, "He nya thoro ts a farmer out. .ru:ar Clen1JP4 who ma11oa a· fad of economy. Every tlmo ho drives Into town be c:arrlea a hen with him Ued to tho scat> ot bla buggy; A .friend who rode out with him ono day was curious to Joarn tho use ot that he~. so he watchod 'Care-

tho &, "'"'"• gave his marc a .feed trom a nosebag, and th hen, Vt~tced on t.he pound, ate all that tho horne spilled from tho bag, co that thoro wna no waste at all.'' . "Good ~tor)':' wd W1ggtna, "And true, too. I lmow that old fo.rmor. Mr. Rocltcfoller didn't say whore he got, his lunch, did ho?"

"No," enid lllgalna, "tho story stops there."

"It wao tho egg tho hen laid under tho buggy scat on tho way out." aaJd Wlggins.-Harper'o Weeldy,

G'enlua Described.· Mark Twain nnld ot ccnlua Bt & Now

Yorlc banquet: '.'A sc.ntuo. as an old lady In Hanni·

bnl once explained to mo, In a man whnt know's moro'n bo can find out, and nplllo vlttols on hln clothes."

[ DENVER DIRECTORY I $22C. O.D.

S T(l y E ttt::I'AUUJ ot I!VC~rr Jlnl>wn male• '1 ut '*"'"· turno.('" or raruco. o..., "· ruu.,., tll3l IAwnnc,., Vt'tlver, l'Jsmw~ ua

BON I LOOK fl•~l"r tn nil klnt1a ot HER­• CIMNJIIO(t.:, Mnmmotl1 alta•

ro~r mnll~d rn&. t•or. tctb IUid U!nlu•• DGnur.

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UUed "The Battle Stnrtmer.'' · tilscr 111 ln a t~erious condfthin u the She (ealmlt)-And don't torget•ntiP - New Yprtc. n()W -e•fted - 1tlm. · -ot ltavltlll: 1l¥fatlowea. • lfvtt bee -tace :and neck w:hJre ·engage& .fn tJt•H na :r.ar:.t;t l':.1t~*:'.~'f..::!~' st•r• edited there a satftlcal lind hulliOtoua wbfle eating bteliJdast. Mfllii Znbrrlaer . laulliJt)' act, . . . . . . ··oPL. tiH"' op· H ... E' . . ........... ~.· ''Th. 0 Lo ...... e. tte .. ,''.· A':Jtittlbutlng I Js tohd of honey, aM l!.tte. r she: bad o· t''ten·· ... woman. . standiitn tmnt of .. . o.ooo PE E o} ·. ER BY MAIL ,....""' '"" "'' t th .. We are pleaeh1C ot.ber-. : W41 can .· to u specb!.lattlcfet ot hJs .. own taken ~ tn~ut~ ul o

1r .a delle;cy she mirror and mak!:lil • bt_utt at adJuiiUJ11· s;tealle ypu. . . .

"John 'l'Jnioni" · Sublie<fUently · ·· a tJu)'lllc an·who was ffiled hf!r bnt when in ~alltt abe til tnaklnR, Return antthlnll' . that dfiaPpolltte, . artfc~a Ylere prlntM .ib .two small · forth the beedltlll aUve1 Mlu

1 sure that her trofit hatr 11- plntle<l Oil ""k tor our Mrtll Order Bulletin.. .

. · :wDet. · ·· · ·· . · · throat. wa• •tung u~etat propertr. · · • . AU tltl• Ulile 1lt. Mltehell. had.;'beeti1

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CUltS P-OR SCARLeT FSVBR.

A friend on the Bonito sends us the lollowing, which bt·guaran· tees as an infallible cure for small pox and scarlet fever. As it may be of interest to our read· crs we publish the recipe: .

"The following rem~:di was taken from the Stanton (Cal.) Herald and published ill tbc 'rimes--~ho, Eureka SpriDJCS, :

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THAKNS'-.11 ... SUIT --is a waiting)oUr inspection

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"House of Good Taste" Ark.: I herewith append a recipe wbicb.-hll"~t- bet-It us-ed in" buudreils~· of cases of t>carlet fever and smallpox.- and is as unfailing as fate and conquers in every in· ~tance. When lc!lrned

' dana said patients must die, it effected a cure. It is harmlet~s when taken by a well person. Here is the recipe as I used it to cure my childrP.n of scarlet fever and otbcra of !'IUJallpox:

"Sulphate ofzinc,l grain;digi· tnlia (fox glove}, 1 grain; one· half tca11poonful. of sugar; mix with two tablespoonsful of water. Wben tboroug:bly mixed add two ounces of water. Give a spoon• ful every bour. For a child, limaller doses, aecording to age. Either disease will disappear witbin 12 bourn. If countries would compel their pbysicinus to Ufle tb is there would be no need of pest-houses. 1f you value ad· vice and experience of one wbo known, use this for either of t b esc d it~case!l.

NoUu for VubtlcaUott. ~Ur.e:a ollh• tntortcrr,

u a. l&!Ul Offii:'O IU lltwtlf,!l, N. "' • Not!oe~ I• hcftbJ Jl\"11:1 \hM N<>nb A. Zo.toorn.h.

of (le.pll&b, N. Jl., \lfbo, a:. Ft;bl'tllltt• t; lllro, mad• llctu~ i::n117. Mn. I!XJI. &r No. Ull 0, fm no.rthwc:a\ qn:utcr, llieell~~t~l3. to"'J'•blp 0 a,, l"'m#O Ill a, H. M. l'. M~lno, h411l!oo llbtiC<t nf lotoctlon to IN.Ib ftcal fi•o-r~ J)roof, to RO.t.abllah clnlm '" U.e l•cd e.ho•n d""'rlbed. b<. tnru W. Jt Klmb~U. prob&~clctt\. 11\ L'lr::tclr, N. ll • on the Ulb dq cf.faaaut, llll'l. t'lt\ltO&!lt~!l' u wlb-: w. n Btetlit:ll'

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Notke for P.,btf<atlou. Dl'tlllflmllll~ c;l u-_. Intf.t_lct,

U. 8. 14:ld O!!Jcct a& U0.1t'IIU, H. ll .. Jab :!7, 100!1.

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We have a fine line of '

Winter Underwear which we are offering

speeittl batgaius.

Our Ladies' Dept. is yet complete.

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"House of 6oo,d Taste" Zlf6UR BROS.

N'ol.lu I• h•r•br trlven t1:3t Franklin All!MO!l, ot O!e::coo.. N. Jl,. who, nn Aa«U" 1!1. 1100. toad• Da::acoad EntrJ No. f.WI, &t. No. 01.1171, tar E~i H£14 &o. S. atcl81i HW",~«:t!ott:l;\ town• '------~------' ~~~~ msl31Ul. n. H. P.UIInd1av,,.... !l<d ttotl la.111cn &o malce flea! I'IY\'ore&r proof. to · !4b! •b clllim to tl:e land al:m>e ct.. ll<lrfb<:d, oofo.r. William lUmbnll, pi'ObatM~Ierk at Llncola countr, N. K., at LlllOOll\o N.l!f., Oil th~ lltb d1.1 nf Sant~.u:r, 1009.

<'lahtlll!l• "lllUDfliO llil wltn-.,•: OIOf'JW \V, <~. Ptu.be f'oo. William T. C()e. Ot~~e• M. AW. ~~no. all ot m~n-. ~. II u.m.a, T c. Tn.LOTIOlt, R\'!ldater.

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Is now prepared to do all kinds of work at the shortest notice and nt reMOnable prices.

We are Pteasell to s•nw our StOCk. •

CARRIZOZO TRADING ... COMPANY.

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One Dollar a Wt!ek pay8 for the \\ hde outfit.

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I Shittgles. Doors. Sash. Mouldings " Building Paper, &c.

~ewell's Pa.iut, Ancbo Cemettt. ~and e\'ervtbing in the line

of Bufldiog Material.

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