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LOCAl,. ROUNI)UP..S, · Brick aml Bel!l'Y buva. lately t;UUJOLN COJ.IS'l'Y''fEA.OllER'S

...,.........,..--,.,.i·__,.·_ :.,.,·. """·· , ·. been brnn~ht in · oft" the ·rang~. . INSTlT~E. , Wafson, H~yle' ·amt' Crnry ate· loolmi~ fn t, . fiu.e. 'lln~ fl'isky and Tl L' ,. .. 1 C . t . T h . ' · b. 'f d · 1 · • · · ·le mco n oun y eac er .s

·dov.elnpin.!i a ·cluim· u'p' near ·tbe can. o oun at II most uny tune - t't t '11 b .. ld . . ; " .. ,. · . · ._ d ' 1

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• T.ALIAFERR67s. · ·. : :. . . . · . · · Me~ico· Norn1.al University; as . . A prtv:\to lettor from Tucumcs- . d t · p ·t· R. ·· B · · . . . . · . .., ·. · ' · ., · · . con uc or. ro . ora· · rown,

Miss Notti~ LQe' cumo iil Tn,!!- J.!t ~unveys, tb~. sud 1~telh~en~e. of Alamog-ordo, wtll · i~sfr.ttd in · ; '.tlay ft•om up'"'coun~ryward i\nd 1'0-· tbat Mrs. Stepbenso~ 18 qutle til the intermediate branches and

. ,,m·ts,:·· u. jo1Ly good ·.tim~ with l·"udtbnt 'Miss Covington h~s b~c.~ Miss ¢arrie Covington will have . . . it·iund:f •1p lhf.'rc:. , ; · , · compcll~tl .to ~bundon hCl VISit a .class <>f y~nmg p.tipils and the

. hr>mo tills :aummet· m orflot· to cure actual metho4 ot"primary ·t

. )h-8. Cieri~ ~hn itt stopping at fur her s1~tcr, .'in~ wm·b.e illustrated by· her. . Hotul Oz:mno,-hu$, bcori qu·&tc iU. . Special attentiotl will be gi:o:el\ 1m: t~e. past :few, dtiy~, but fo1tu~- . Lc1co wc':'ll is. gettm~ tQ ho 11 throughout the institute, to the 4\t.i!Jy is now·->o~ tbo'mcnd~ . mGD.UCO: tu tbe ~P.U~OS lR mul!y correct use.of'the course tlf s .

· · .scc.l~o~s tif ··tbls c<nloty.' JJ~u't· adopted for New Mexic;Q. Ru,i·~l H. C. Creumot'Y • 'But~e;< nonCI. t~omo one contrive tL pluf:l to m~n-. schools by th.e Territori.al Board

baUct. . . ufuct ut•o it into som6 sort, of · gun of Education. Copies of ·these. Tt.LIAFERRO~s. cotton thtlt will lmock the 9the1' courses of study will be.' h~ th~· •

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· '\t ~· F1:nnlt ~uft'il;l tlp from tho Cn~it- . --'--~- ·-- : . a s~ort titne befor.e the ope.ning MertiOI'iltl dtty will.be prppcl'ly of tht:! insti-tute.

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:bis olU bt\uots. · otbet• appropl'into CXOJ'Cil!lo~. itt ed'ucatot·s .in New Mexico an~

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' El . · · · · · · · tho ConaroaaUonnl chut·c1· in tbe will be sure to ma}{e the coming

" met· Lmdlllcy cume up fa·om . ,., "' . ':"~~,. · -·· t't t · f th · · · ·

J . · · . · · · even mer, fotluwmg· tho deem·ntfon •'tns 1 u e<>nc o - e,.most l'n.terest·

t\l'tlla one d11y lt,ilt. weok and wont · ~ . · .· :;-;: ·· · · d · · t · ./"; · · · • 1 d. ·

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. G RAIU.M J.' LOUR, · ~t lfllB KU BOOTS,

' . • own to .I .. mooln lutei u wtt· . f . A . tl' 1-1 b Lmcoln count"

D. .· C · · m·cnonn. . n· ou me ·WI e . .. . "·'· .

· nctts 10 astuct ourt. . bl b d ·: t 1 \ · Quate a number of teachers . . . pu ts o nt x wee t. . . ' · · from outside the county have

Miss Rutb' Tompkilill1· ·one of · · · 'fi. d th · · · t· t' f tt . 1' . ' . ' Hlli'I'Y uullucbQi' bud. tho. mis'· Ul .e . Cl~ 1U en tOn 0 a en< ID~

'tho Outluok force, returned from tot"tuno to be stun!!- 00 tho liJ' by · th~ ins. titute lle-re, w. liidl: ·w4l1 . · · #l short visit with r"'lttti v.e'> und ~ k t 11 th fi bl b

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. ' · ~:~ome postivot·ous insc·ct wbil~ ma .·e 1 .a e ~ore pro t.a e Y · · fnends in Santa Rosa, Sunday. u~le.ep, nnd hi~ moutb for· a~ exchang.e of 1<leas. In .a ,late,

· · .. the I>tlst few duyh bn~; ta1ken on u cJ.rcular ~etter from S~permtend-: • STETSON .HATS. ' . IRON ROOFING.

'\\' ill Doering, tbc ~CJgnl. mer .. sort fif dorn)Cl' . wilidow uppeut·- ent Hadley, be ~las th1s to ,.1

.chunt is now' \vith tho Carrizozo nnoo wilh the · CUl'btins . clt'awn. among other tnUl~s: .. ~erct~ntllo Com.puny ut tbut down. At lollsllt _18 not )IJSt tho "Th'e: people • ta~ t,hem.s elves! . tht·tvm~ town on 'tbe •·ailro:ld. . kind u fallt)w would. want to tJll•e to sustat:n. ~he~e~ msti~utes lor tb~~l

. ' . witb biOl Sundtty evcDJbJ(S when purpose ?1. gmng te.achers an

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.Ll!S&ters ut'e conudC 1ng t 10 .~: Ofltl · au· I. Iinwevea· thad Jg not supposed · ·. • . , .• :.. · .

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Morcnntt o f}toro-~unrtlll!""f )0"""'& •-+~ tu·•·be tb~ WOt'~ ot tho Juss1~g bng. . . 'l d · · · -- · • .seilOe of'treilsm-er Cunn~ng at tbe t~IS l,)flVl.ef:e and-atten . the full HOTEl ozA·N'NE 1 .

.county &('ut . Now. tbil~'the 1juries bovo all tl~e. · A ~e;;t.cher who wdl no.t at- . ; ., . · · . ' \.

- · •. tend cheerfully ·,and L:ontrJbute . been hupunncJed MUd no probllbil .. to the success of the institute . WHITE OAKS; NEw MEXICo,

Po&tmostcr.J·'Ohll A. Brown bni] lty'~f 1\ PtJeeild voiure tbis· tJrm should Pf! accorded the priVilege . N.ow -open fOI' Lu~IOCI'B. 'Cl.ean. so fair recovot:ecl tl~· to ap'peur. on of .Court, somo of onr'Citiiens W'h•• of remaining at hQrile during. ~he beds and · an u~el'lent culsti•e.

: ' . onr . st~cat~. TiJeSdllY' the lil'St int:.isl. tlutt uncks,·ahvays ling tbo vear. . 1.8 the travdtng publio. .'time in munjOiteoks-. shoa·e rum·e closely this time of ·section, l613says that ex~useH .. ' Lbe yetlr and tbnt the tt·ou~ pooh' for non-attendance. must be ap-

W '-' bBVQ tnken mo1·c o.rders for need clenning ont, .or the stlri~g proved by the Territorial Board Tailor made Clothing this spring lamb crop rDCCdti their pcrsonul of Education. Tliis board . has lbnn.~vcr bcfcwe·. It proves ·fit care, nrc ~:~liptting .btlck to town .in delegated that power to the Su-

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. llOd q.Uahtv, antl tho praecs lll'C .il qiliCt ~ny :mtl O.llSUming t~· pei-.intendentof Public. instruc- ~- ___ _:c._~----~------, ~ .tsgbtA. ·· · lldlll.tlu'Vo911twns. · · · ~ > tion. During tP,e coming yearl OijO. B. B'ARBER, '!' '* TAI.IAFEnno's. . expect all excuses· f..Jwa.rded to J, Al'l'ORNEY .. A'l'~LA W,

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. . . Wbil~ R. D. Armsiron~ wqR this ,office for approYal. My gen-·,\l.lr. Oh:Jpmuo, wdl 0ooupy the <it·iviog out. in tile conutry the eral policy will be not· to. approve Wt1t'son cottane·on tho south sidu other tlay, a lnl'go ~c:~dur tree any excuse unless fully convinced ,. .. ~ . . \

fur. the aummer. Ai'rrmgcments awooued down 'upon 'bts bng~?Y that the individual CCJuld not havt!

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PracL1cc in all the court!!! of the Territuty.

• fot ro•timnt~ work on tho od well ilnd Qtlemrtcd to tulco it an. Of attended .. Further; the attend-are still under Wllf. cour11c R. D. fout~;ht tbe thing uJl' ance must be complete. Attend- J. E. WHARTON,

, ·but nftcr the fruc11& thllt uu~i!Y ancea small fraction of the time ATTOltNEY ·AT-LAW • •

' . relJ,sons why we can give better values than the local tailor can_;_at a little more

than half his price.

Mrs Waeboupo sod three ~rand · · .. ·~bUdren are .t~ote from .Nl Paso

vasit-~ng b~t 'dl~q.tliler Mre. Ubnll. D.' Mayer, 'l:lO<l "will rf!main for

top looked somctb in2 like " posy will not count." garden nftcr the bons brtv~ . bean Accommodations are better and AI·AllOGOlU/0, • - K&W r.mXICO. You'll appreciate what the tumed io. As thiS IS tbo .scconcl terms ar~ lowetJ here thaq can be Spt~cilll attention .,;ivcn lo. cn11t.11 111 wrecli tbt't tl!! bas hcen in he bus, procu-red elsewher-e in 1he coun•·y easy fi·oel lS. t"n one of our ~ J..,incolnlllt wellns Ott!ro rounty. « ~

ubout come to the conclmnon 1t whicn is conaidered suffkicnt w~ . mu~:~t bavo been put up at a boo r~ason for boJdjng the session a• '" -'-__ ..._.......,, _..... I doo "hop · · White ()aks. A. H.lllds•etb,

.. : :· Wllb the pre!ier(htyiQ of button · · " • . Rooms with bc>nrel c~n be hnJ " .. :h.ola"'bo.Jc, a_,s;, lt obty t~k~s tt.bout. • . · . . Hewitt & Hudspeth, · J - I Wb t 0 k b b t tb t lit th'(l bote) for $1.00 per day.

'[ thrOA,gt:tJs *cnn~ke a ·w4oJe .rose- . ·. 1 0 • a

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0 01~11 Meols ynly1 '25c,ts · cucb. Roomll A" rf b L 1N

' tlu~~-fdcn of tJte deaJ' ~reMnros. ollgable. SJlott. for un nragot10D outt;ido tho hotel Ctlll he had a~ O~DB~~-b • B "J:be'y Wj:!.$t:lbo wbpiQ: bush~ thorns echome an .tbts \V~ol~ region 'of w ·., .'~airda'lfo ';'; ' . . ·;, COOlltlV· A_ dnm·thtown across voryltHV' rlitc&for the lt•rm, oltJotllEWlT'l'BLOcK. . JJ1T80AK8. ens to select.from •.

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b .. ,. ' ~ ~·· s.d~~~ ·, t'· a' lln ltnlDCD80 body of -\\lb\tlr. 'Ibo T.hoeo \VbP wliJb to socnre lod~inr{ Churc&' Oi,rctory· ~ .. Made to your measure-l!.xclulllvo .Lorul Jwprl1!11lntllthc ut·

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Ill] ~~~ .. :~wn rdorni: "rtificiul section oftbls d~U.J woul '~tt tho b~tol should write Mrs. . ~OI~ll a ~tnt "ays RJ{O;ftn .. !:l, b I ' 'b noo f t •' t d A~ 1\1 •. nrotb~r~. proprietor. 'All ' . ' taken by us. ' .1. t'"" a!l .. ,, ·mli · o oss t un .. eo . lb ox ~mt an . . $f<i1PI ro ll I~)J· uorlh: .a. a ·- · \ . ' · · 1 k · otbct•s ~.tbbtl!d ,.addtol38 the county y· · . . 1

··k··. ·A,i 'Dt wouh ·rest on 1186;1~• roc ·.bottO~). · . · Plymo.uth·Congr_ ~gat()n~l A'.LI A. fERRO. M. £riC

Ed. Y, Price & Company . ~lerchQul 7'alttJtf, (:bfc4Jl'O

and TRADING .. CO mnv~t~ lfi.C. t?~·.::. t\ .o~ ~bu wotel' sij,ed from, whic~ tbe snptJtJntcii,:lol)t. sint.i\Jg )Ust wlint . . •· . I! • tmeh. "'"·. ·.: . . ·wo.uld bo dra\Vo w.ollld deai~e;''ln tbo wuy of .nccom~ Church •.

~;..,.;.......,..;.;.;~~ ' ut(ltl and . and· 'H16ir wants ·wtll nrth: !iido· of Cnrizo, t.bo be .fo(!ke•t aft10r. ·

.... ;.,;;1!'•1') lVI:h tQ. tb& tpp Of : tb(S . ' ~C~ Jt., ~~aj~,it1et .' 3o•·•'ll<l tho east sido» of Lonu , Su.~~t,,ot .$c~oois.

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Servleee every Sunday .a8 -Sundo.\1' School at. 10.80 a• .m,

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· ·A,·oid (lebt; ecoriomite, imprQv~ i!l~ai1 Ct('tlortuniti'tia ·and iuvegt )·out·sa~huts ~Arcfutb; •. Dcl)mnf t.,ent wltll UtS t1U th'& opportunitY !ol' i~vc!4.tment co.mcfi!.~ \V a· i'aY irUercst ort time 4e'Po~its· . : ·

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.Jud1c~al ·RepT~ I ;Jutrt wby, In a f'ountry In w.hleb Uu ,.ut majority of Judge~& aro elected b)

' ~pul~~;r . vo!.o, 1h..,re should be ~x· 11>rea11ed In law sur.h a lllllJI!rstlt!oue H;r.

rror lc:nt a jutlge 11hould ~:lvo nnY ex-1preulon or hla own P"rsonaltty !11 pu1:< ~ling In tho utr<·mP In mun.Y lltates, ,.wrltea George W. Alg~r. In All .. antlc, land partlrlilurly Jn thoKe In whlcb • :nrm anl1 vl,;orou11 admlnlutratlon ol 1Juatlco Ia of urg••nt Importance, the Judgo .who pn.•Hid<~ n t a c:rl trial

•IJI not perrnllt1·•l by la111· to· bo a JU<J~>.• 1tn any n•ul or l Jtal ·,wn1w. HQ m,ua.t rnot ~:omment 0 n th'e t'vl~<w~e .. h" mU11t l:lot rev.lew tho tal't.il antl 11H them l!l ot'ohl'rent onlor .b11forll tho Jur)', be •must not 1Ift !till to11t lmony and B!'PIV trot.o tb<t matt·rlbl trorn the lmmatt·rlal lbe rnuMt, 11IJuvu nll tltln,;ll, rdrnln from lfiXJ•rnu.,.lng In any w Ia• a porKOtlal

' . .,pinion or• anything from the utarl Kif th<• tr lrll to 1111 rlo11~~ He muBt dNt.l

' 1lUt n!J•tmrt rulcm or law, ft:Qd lell\'8 tho ,)11r7 to !hulr own dovlr<'K wltlt llliCh, 'l•llud ~~:ult!nnre 'In endeavoring to appi.Y '1/Jnl law'.to tho raci.JI. Jr be'selll! thorn f!Wilyct! l•Y .rnlnlond1ng cloQU!l!lC~, ho muHt uot twt them In t!Jo pnth of rea· f\011 tor jUHilc·o'H auke llo 111· 11 pilot who muut nut toud1 the .. wbl'el. 'rllo VII(OfOU»,, rommnndlnl( ftguro of tho l~uglblh Ju•l~tn Ill by lnw ul'!uded from tho ~r.,nt m11Jorlty or our t•rlm!nal court11. Tho sumrn·ary or fuctll In the c:bnrgo whkh, 'tor l!XftiDDle, JuHtlcu Jllnghum J'DV•• a t1·~ yoara !Lgo to an Kfll(llnh Jury lr, tJ,,. ;llmHatlonal case ot Whltt.akrr WriRht, the groat. awlnd· ling JlromoiPr, would hnv!l mount an .lru•vlluhlt• ruvl!rM&l nnl\ new tr\rLI for "Nr or" In any lynch Jaw utulo I ,a thlll wounl r y

Defects of Crlmlnnl Law. Therfl 11ro 1 wo rcMona why crlmmal . .

llaw rl'form IH a preaalng ·problem to· tdny. Ono Ia t bo repreuuton by that ro­·lotm of lynch ·law. Tl1e other Ill not l.lu111 I mpori.JIJI t. Wo nef'd that rPfprm ·nr• an Alln.ntlc writer, becauao 'tho •ocla.l con111Uon ot our day !mpcrn,. lively dcmuand11 a eubsta.nUal lncroa~~e

In tb11 aco(lll and powor or criminal. 11\W, a iystom atrong cmougb to meat

ftho now 'and lnc-rllnRIII~t roqulrllments lot our cllvlllzutlon for corrocllvo and ' 1rt•proulvo criminal law.· A ayllUlm ·.too

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NEWS OF THE WEEK Tbe appellate dlvftdoQ of the suprem' court of ·New York· has' declde4 that . '

the oflli!ers and directors or EqCdtable .insurance company must

N·E teo. NEWS ·S AN EVERY-DAY .st!.uacu.E. j, Ken and Wome~ of :BveFol)c'IJJ14t1-

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' Most Important Happenings of the · PFt Seve~· Days. · · . (

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account to the policy ho)(,lers (or the A j;llentlful supply of water was funds wasted hi re~ent · years. ~Jtruck on the .C(I.mpbell dry farm, near·

·The federal grnnd jury at New York Las Vegas, at' a. tt'epth of flHeen teet. baa· returned indictments against the .Frost last wee.k killed apricots, nee· suf;ar. trust and· several ~astern rn!l· ~ines, sweet cherries and -11LP plums roadfl on the charge of giving and ac- In nearly every orchard .In the Espa· ceptlng rebates on trel'ght shipments. nola valley.

A strlkf' o! the union cigar-makers The· .Eden Carta! Company, with

V ot· Boston has' been declared. It 1s •headquarters ·at Aztec, atates l.t will

put 'tts project thro\lgh. The new ca· e~Jtlmated that 1,200 ·men went out. nlij ·will cover about 20,000 itcres ot ftne

Nan FranelacQ ~arth•Jna·J;;e. Wu.ltor ·Wellman baa receive's:!' the la~d along the. A.nlmaa river.

Jllf .. rr.atlnllf l.t,tma, GAth .. rt~d fro~ All p..,ria of thl! World Coar)enttled

Into 8moll ~~ac., lor tbe DcneiJt of· Our Jlea,d'!'a ...

San . rranclsl'.o proposes, . to attk the consent ot Norway .·tO the estabflsh· Governor Hagerman bas aJipolnted ~ovornment to guaraptee an lasull of. ment of a. wltelesa telegraph· station A. E. Temke, a lawyer of Deming, su­f200,ouo,ooo C>f munl:clpal bOnds for ,at Hammerfest, ill connection with his perlntendent of schools · ·Of J~una th~ pur1~uHe of rebUIIdlng the dl!vast-,l;Oiur e:xpedtuon. · · county, fn place 'of U. F. Duff, ~IUed in ated. c.ILY. · . · . . . ·It 18 announcQd that tb~ Un!<> 1 P,~- a duel at Deming a few days ago.

Presldtml BPnjamln h!.e W}lee_Jer .Is clf!c lnte~es~ proposed to build a line Tl~e trial of Chester L. Tallmadge, autl;lorlty fur tho sUttr•ment that .the r.rom,· Topol{a, Kan., to Denison. Tex., B: H. Tallmadg~. E. ~. Tallmadgl!, Carl

1 1 1 e ti th C. Young and John H .. McGinl!try on l!nlverlllty or Callfnrn a. s 011 r ) 0 to crcllte an outlet for. tllat SYIIitem:l the charge of Jand fraud wm not co~e ext.,rlt ot$l,&vo.ooo b.Y tho recimt earth· 'direct to ~be gult. up· at the !>resent term-of the United· Quail'!: . on the ad\'lce C>t President· Job.n Statea court at Rosw~ll.

·or "'''· vault.H r~rently C>pened In · :Mltt:hc·ll tbe, miners· convention ·at A. a. Renehan et 'al. have brought Sun l•'nitH!IHCfi' thH I'Amt.i•riiK or 40 per Scranl.cJ;. Pn. voted to accept the pro· 1111tt In the District Court at Santa Fe cent' or them _wore found to have been ·floHitlcm ~t .th'e.operatoril and U1us end against Terrltmiat' lrrlgaUqn F,lnglueer dent rt•YHd. . . th<.l eoal st.rlke In tile anth.l aclte re· D. M. White for $l),(l00 damages for

J•'lrE• rorently l'nt lrPIY deHtroyed the g!omt · · · unlawfully entering upon il. tract or Jaundl'y of tbe .gtmeral hoHplt~tl Ill BIR~!Ofl ,Jolly hca~J · ot the Mormon land In' Santa J:i'.e. , . . tho · PrPRldlo ·san · l•'rarwhH'o. By ' · · . ......,., b N Mex

•1 t !tal llulldlnga ScttlemPnt In Big Horn county, Wyo.,. Capt. Fruu-- "'ornotr of t e ew • hart!· .worlt t 10 IOHIJ ha0Mn nrreRted on the· cl;large n( leo rangelo"S announces. that In the ar-Wtlr<l sav£!Cl fiUHtulni-ng polygamot~a relations with rest, ·after a month's chase, or Jo~~

(l;·r1• llmelt•y hu~· notlned the wor Jt~lfe ·and Tom DarUngton·, near ·En-two WIV!!!l. .· · p t dl'prtrpmmt t hilt Han. fo'rillll'lt~c·o ·hall dee,· by Mounted 'Policeman u nam,

only t<•Jl ·llltYH rallonH <in hunrl. Furthc!J' Ten persons w.ere killed· and .25 the boldest gang of r.ustlers In eastern c<H'll rllH;Il<HJH frt•lll 1 hn country at hi jured In a eoii!Hion on the Pennsyl- New Mexico has beeu broken up.

vahla ral.lroall near A·to.ona, Pa. 'fw. o · - h · · f h • ·w rds' on lar&fi will bo nf'r~· ... Baf"y. . After the exc ange o o, o A udlltJr Horton, of .Hnn Franellwo, l!xnrf'I'!S traltul. <:ame togetbl'r while thQ streets of ·Roswell late Saturday

fliltllllittf·R that 'tlw c•xpi.•JIIllturNI for running nt full speed. nlgbt,·Oroavenqr Clarkson, son of Gen· tho c·omJn~~: .filwal Yt'lll' will amount .lohn H. Walsh, fonnrr preSident of eral Olarkson, who Is there lnvestlgat·

thf' ilefun•·t.' e'hil~ago Natlori·al ·banK has lng alleged land frauds, as the special t.b $8,11-lH •• ·IIJO. · agent of: the Interlo.r Department, was

I I I h n l;nl hecn hc•ld t.'o the federal grand jury f'loll!' I'Mtlmntl•fl w 1 c·.1 av,. re~· · · badly. beaten by :William Overstreet. · Jy I•~>Nl rmn!)llf'tl t<how .tlull a'lw n<·ruul In bonds of $50,000. d l lll 'I'he lnternatlonaf cotton conference Milton. Mn.sOn bas been arreste pruJ•I'rl Y lot<~< lu Hun l•)·tme two w near Portales on the charge of caHie

~llProxlruuro $ar,~,lttio,ooo. al Wnlihlngton udjourned after t..le- stealing .. Mailon IS the th!~d. member Tho pwpt•rt y lnHH 14 , Hant;L nmut, nouncln·g .the re'ports ·or the agrlcul·· ·or a ·bold gang operating 111 e.astern

Cal, lty tiH• rN•ont Parthqunke l:5 o'lll· ttirul departnwnt. No Rut!sfactory New Mexico who .has been .nnested, clnlly rFpor.IPd nt $:J,UtJfi,UIJO. nl'lwmo ot remedy waa, however, sug. and the rangers have Information

Tho. Hun Frun .. ·l""'' r·lcurlng h~uKe· glllltcd.· , which will lead to the capture of the ro 11ortH lhtJt. tho IJmllncHH lrJ,ti•ri'KUI of 'I'he Kansn!l repul,llkan convention. others. The ga!}g makes Its headquar· thn l'lly. will ho nhlc to l'l.'hulld the at· To11~kn ree~·ntly· held renominated ters along the New Mexico-Texas line. btirnl'd· Hric·t Inn without tiHl nld of Go\', . Hoell for a second term by ac• Cattle shipments ft.om Grant and cbnrlty or· 11111 rlc•d. nwt bOlls or finance. clnmatlnn. The action of the couven.tlou Luna. counties bave already com·

au • ., .. unnPon•.

Willi entlroly harmonious and the t!cket menced and the "Shipments f1·om the nominated Is conceded to be a strong entire territory will reach a very high

number. 'fhe demand for feeding pm·· JIOIIOII for New Mexico cattle Is not onlY. ~rom the western and .. northwestern states,. but Is also oow from Ar·lzo~a and · Callfornia, and .is Increasing

The governor glHH'rul or. Eltl!lerlnos· In v hall blil'n III!JUtHHinuted by 11!x , un'-. ' known JWI'HOnH whu llred volleya from revolvers ut him und eKl'fiP('d ..

Tho IIQ-Cnllml "rundllllllHital .lnwR" recently llDflOIIIIN'CI In ,JlUKHIIl 11111! whii'!J It WUH thou.:ht hnd I.Jeen wlth­drnWn In tho lntr•rN!lll of pen.ce 'have been 1•ubllulwd IUH.I made the permun-

t lu WH or .c·onst llu lion revokable on· Jy by tho ornl)l'ror'o dN·rt•c,, thus. grerlt· Jy curtailing the. power of. tho newly elerted purllumnn t.

one. · In 'n rPf'el!t Interview Corporal Tan­ner, ~ornmonder-ln·chlef of the G .. A. It..- Rlll!NI 1hat according to statistics complied ·hY hlm11el! .the old veterana were .dying at the· rate of 5,000 a month.

In tho Olympic -ga.mes at Athenfl the Amerlr.ans tll.ok 11 firsts, six sec· oncls and flvo thirds out ot 29 events.

Gov. Pardee bas sent .,. petition tc cotigreRa W!klng that the governmer>t lillY the vnrlous claims . or California

pending aggregating $6,000.000 .. lttlllllla hUB dol'lded In' favor of tho now big ship poHcy ·and Ia planning th!l ()()Jlfltruct!on or. a battleship ot 18~500

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Con wreaalonal •.

steadily. . . . Whll.e dynamiting stumps In the gih'·

den patch of the Pecos Copper .Com· pany at Cowles, twenty miles north· east of Banta Fe, Franlt Wheeler, who had charge of the blasting, was fatally Injured and Thomas Dougberty an·d C. Ratterman were terrl~ly hurt. Four other men standing beside them es· caped comparatlv.ely unhurt. It Is ex· pected thllt tbe injured men wm re· cover. ·

President Roosevelt has seJlt. tc. t.ons, · • h 1 A spe111al grRnd jury. has been em- congrese the report .of t e nterna· p~nolloll ·In Now Y.orlt t.o Invest! -nte ttonal waterways commission on the lnsur111wo mtlHor!l nod especially preservation ot Nlagi.LriL Falls. campaign contributions. . Senti-official announ~ment Is made

· Attorne:r General. George. W. Prich· ard bafl 1'1)1).der'ed an opinion that, at­tJiough the Pueblo Indiana are citizens of the United States and liable tor: ter, rltorlal ta:~~es, they are not entitled to vote, a~?cordtng to an · ol!l statute on the New Me,:lco statute bpoks. · It Is believed, however, that If the statute were tested 'In . the courts It wo11ld ·be declared· unconstitutional. · ·

Within nin~ty days' Ume . .$80,000 will have beeQ raised by the Modilrn Woodmen ot' America and several thousand dollars more by the other· fra-. temitles belongln·g to the Cop.gress of Fraternal Societies of America for the construction of the most modem ·an.d largest sanitarium Ia the wor.ld' near ·Las Vegas, Niny Mexico.· The 'sanl· tar!um wlll be used all a. health resort .:for :the. consumptive ineinbenL of the' 'societies. Low rates will be charged, _and In many cases the entire expens~ will be borne by the assoc,atlon. TM site for the sanitarium Is near ~as Vegas, l'ljew Mexico. .lt consists ,of ~1;-00IJ' acres of land donated by the San.ta Fe Railroad Company. · ·Much of the proP.erty 'Is already Improved by large; commodious, well-ventilated tbullQ.Ings erected b~ the railroad company for the purpose to which they .will be ap· :plied.

,· ' . The Pastoral Navajos.

The NavaJos are. a .pastor.a,l,' patrl· arclial, S\'lmi·nomadlc p'eople, writes. E. s. Curtis In "Vanishing Indian Types"'"" Tribes of the Southwest." Their w.fiole culture and development centers hi their flocks. Their reservation. of 12,·

C~mpla.int. ·

1. C. Lightner, 7.03 So. Cedar St.. Abilene, Kans!'B, l.a one of . the thou-

19anda who 1ufler • froiJ! kidnef tr!)u~ bles brought on by dally work. "I ·first noticed· It eight or ·ten years ago," said Mr. Lightner. "The dull pain In the back fairly made me sick. It was hard · to get up or i1 o w n. bard tQ •

straighten, hard to do 11nY work that brought a atraln on tho back .. I had f~equent attacks of· g_ravel anfi. the urine was passed too often .and ·with palo,·· 'When. ·x used Doan's Kldn~l Pllllt however, all traces of the trou-' . ble disappeared and· ha va. not retur.n;. ed, I a,xrt certa~nly grateful/' J..

Sold by, all de"'ler~. 50 cents .. a boz. . Foster-Mllburn .. co., '!Buffalo, ~. Y. .

• • • Its a good thing .for the avet;age man

tha:t tt~ has m.ore sense than hla ap.. ~earance would se~m ~o Indicate.·

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Gam~ld Tea cures aiclt·headl!.che,. blllou attacks, livu".trouble and constipation.

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;Every man. bas hJs double-"-and the contortionist bas several. ·

Lewis' Single· Binder Cigar has a rich iaa£e. Your dealer or Lewt.a• li'actory, Pooria, Ill.

ooo square miles is desert, brolten with You'il never become a mlllionalre on -mountain and mesa. On the mesa .......... , t.be money you malta in yo·ur mind.· low mountains there are considerable acreaa of pinon a,nd cedar, and on the higher mountaln.s a limited area ot beautiful . pine forests. Over this re· g!on the NavaJos drive their fioclts. At the season when the s'llgM rainfall gives even a Rcant pasturage on the desert plaln,s, tl:w flocks are· pastured there. As the IJaswrage on the lower level~ Is potb bm:ned with ··the qot.. scorcbJng sun and exhausted with paa­~Ul'Jnig; the Hocks are talten up Into the

gher mountains, where there l.s more . lllOisture. Again as the .deep Whiter snows come on. tbe sheep must bJI talten down out ot the mountains to .,. ..... ,

For .·sick Women 'fo Consider

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cape them. During this time th~y ·are .. 'F:m!T.-Tha.t almost eve_r1 operation ltept op. the wooded mesa, where there ln our hospitals performed upon ~omen Is lePs snow, and a plentiful supply '01 becomes necessa.cy through neglect cif wood, of which there Is none on the auch symptoms 1111 backache, irre~laf' .plains below. Year in and year out and painful periods, dlsplacementa the NaYajo flocks. are driven back ancJ of ~o female organs, pain in the side, forth from plain to mountain top, mesa burning sensation lD the stomach. anti foothills. bearing-down pa.tna, nervousne~~~~; ~

While the Navajo's llfe is a wander- ziness and sleeplesaness. lng one, be Is not what could be called SEooND.-The medicln'e that hold• a tr11e nomad. His zone of the record for thp. ~'::fest number of Is limited; on 'the same fatller and father's father have ~bsolute cures of fe e· Uls is Lydia. their floclui. ·The average Navajo cu•••u 1 E. Pinkham's Vegetable Oompo1,1n~ not guide you a distance to exceed fifty It regulates, strengthens and· cure~ miles. Last season·the writer bad W11Lb·l disOD.jiOS of the femaJ.o orasnlsm U hlin two Navajo men ·of middle age, ·nothing else~. who had lived their II yes within a day'll ll'or thirty· yeats 'it baa been helpingo ride of the mouth· of Canyon de Chelly, women to be strong, curing backache. ·and this ·was. the first time they had raervouaness, kidney ~ubles, inftam .. traveled the entire length of the canon. matlon of the female orga.J~s. weak• This seems strange, from the tact .that ness and displacements, regul&tllltf it Is a most remarkably scenic spot. the periods perle.otl;r and overcomiDff and the larger part ot· the great wealth their. pain.s. It hns also proved itself or Navajo legendary lore centers in invaluable in preparing women -fu

childbirth and the change of lif~ tbls .canon. . .

compllcnted to doal out certain juatlco rto· commqn olrendei'll, Ignorant and brutal, poor In I1Ur6o and lnfiuonce, c·•n nevor adoquutoly dt!AI with o11r .now claaa pf blg bu11lneu orlmlnalll, lwltb tho moo who Bilt rtcb bT fr!lud, •tbe corporation tnfhaters arid wrcckel'tl, ltho taltlrhtllll ttuuleCII and ~rrart(og ·dl'· rocton1 tho C:Xlllollon of munleiJ.uul· •tloa, tbe rna~rnutr.11 who give brlbetl and the boeruJs w bo tul~e ll!om, tho truat oporatol'll wbo •In aKalnat bon· esty In bualuuiJ, who IJrollk tho law .aplnat · monopollal, wbe &I ve and tako forbid don rebatc11. I low caD predatory Wlllllth, powerful, lnnuuntla1. ofton In·

•trenched In omr.c, tiu punlahod by. a IYS•

tom wblcb croak•, t.~rouLIII, and often llroak• down, In brln11nc a border rul· flan to Juatlce T

'l'ho ~Iiiii'! 11gnlnat ll. M. Snyder, a that the senate committee wm repo·rt Knru111.11 Cl'ty i,Jromnt1•r, char,;ed with adversely· o~ Senntor N~wland's prop·. bribery ut St. I..ouls bas boon dhl· osition to make a government loan t.o miMed on at•coun t ·ot th9-'- absence ot t'!an Francisco. tllo lJrOsct'ntlng ·wttnosl!. The senate committee on privileges

Da~lol O'Day, JlreHident ot tho and etectlons has agreed to Vote On Northwestern Oil .& Nntural GILB com- the Brn.oot case· on ·May 18 .

The United States Indian Industrial ·school at Santa Fe held Its com~ence­. ment May 2d, there being five gradu­ates. Governor HagermJln presented diplomas . and made an add·ress, Ad· dresses wete also made by Attorney General G. W. Pritchard; Super.lnten­dent of Publlc Instruction Hh·am· Hall­ley and Supt. C. J. Crandall. The 350· pupils or tlle school attended the exer· cises, . Gov. H. J: Hager~an on the 3d l1111t.

appolntel'l J. W. Colller of .Silver CitY and R. w. ·Birch· of Las Cruces, mem­bers of tlle New M~xlco mounted po­·uc;e to be stationed: In the· southern part of the territory. H~ also ·ap· pointed R. E. 'fwltchell ot Las Vegas as delegate to the dry farming conven· Uon at Las· Vegb.s. Superintendent Treltord of tlle penitentiarY bas ap­pointed T. Breen, a rough rider; assll!t· ant cell house keeper; M. Ortego, go.rd·

The Navajo family usually has three TBIBD.-The great volume of unS>o homes, the location- of which fa deter- Iicited and, gra'teful testimonials on 1llo mined by, the necessities of their Ute.. a~ the PJnkham Laboratocy at Lynn. . One Is the summer home; where they Mass., ma~of which are from time to .. grow their small crops of corn and veg· time publ ed by permission, give a.b- . etables. This farming they do In the solute evidence of the value of Lydia narrow sand washes, where,. by E. Flukham's Vegetable Compound and

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In tell oct t'ra llex. n, comq~on lrnpronalon that the av. ~traae man le aupor!or to tho average ··o~n lntollorually at lout In cirlg· luallty, lnvontlvcmoBB, roa.sonlna pow· or and the IIIlo Ia beyond doubt due to tho oomrnon habit or Judging oach ao:& b)' Ita meat auporlor roproaonta· tlvoa. Thla aoom• fair onougb, and would be talr onouglr, 8&)'1 .. writer Jo the Dookman, but for tho dltferonco botweon tbc soxoa In varlablUty, tbaL 1•. the ranso ot apreadlus down from aod up tho avorage, In lntolloctuiLl c.raltll at lcut the male eox Ia the mora l'larl~o · lo sroup; tho very h lshe•t an,d .. ory loweat marlul In a DIIxod eullog• da.sa wtll commonly he alvcm to men i tbo nrlablllty round amonc boya to the oumoreua ment&J testa which have been llten by paycboloalcal lnvoatl· ptora lt from ftve to too pur cont. al'tiatc~r than that found nmon& 1lrl1. or the tbou~and most emlnont Intel· locta of hletory 117 per cent. aro mou, the variability 'wblcb cauaoil tlae uio· nopoly of IODlUI c.&UBIUI alao tbtt OX•

htteuco or twice u WIUl)' malo as to­male Idiots!

pany, ha11 jolrll'd tho list ot Stan· An ngree91ent has been reached by dal'd 011 ah•k moil', liavthg tho senate on a court review '!mend• to tho stru.ln of overwork.- His nby- nient to tho ra11road rate bill. The 1lclana huvo ordered hltu to tako a 1~mendm~nt na agreed upon Ia aatls­long rest ractocy to tlie president. Tho ~arb · 'I'ho·cmirt of Inquiry wblch lnvCJitl· passage ot tho measure ·seems u­pted tho fire on tho battleship Kear- .surod. 1arge hns. reported the ucch.lont · un- ·In a apeclol message to congresi! avoidable and holds ·no one respons- President Roose'Velt transmitted the lblo. ,. report of COmmissioner of Corpora­

The A mor!enn ResonP Bond com- tiona Garfield :regnrcllng tho relations party, Which bas been thrown· fnto tho of the oll lndust~ to the rallroada. banda of a receiver, It Is oatlmatoll wUI The commissioner finds that the pay .back. to lta lnvcstora between 35 Standard Oil company proflte!i to a and liO per cent. large extent by secret ratea and re­

Tbe Olymplo games nt Athena were bates. cloaed by the presentation of the prizes Jn a recent · apeoch In tllo senate peraonally by KJnc George to tho suo· Mr. Tillman of South r.arollna made caaaful contestants. The dlly ended a vlgoroua attack on the federal judi• with a dinner slven t.o tho winners and 1ilary, declaring tllo.t conareu should Invited I'UCIIts by tlle King. · 'cltp their wings."

Henry G, Goll, cx-~bler of tho --· Firat Notional bank of Milwaukee P•r••••L Wis., wbo wna lndlcte1l for misapply- The London Dally Telegraph's Bt. Ins :und11, baa boon sentenced to ton Peterburg correspondent S!Q'S It 18 ..._ reara at Fort Le11venworth prlaon. port.t?d th.at Qount Witte mo.y be ail­

The Tr.udors' !nsur'ance COI\lpany C\f pointed Ruaalan ambuaador to Parta. ChlcatCO, one ot tho lnrgllst ftre lnaur~ Speaker cannon's 10th birthday 'l'lBa anee comlJaniOtl In tlle west, hna boon made the occasion ot a notable ~P­plact\d tn the h11nda of 11 receiver as tton ln hla honor at Washington, tho re1ult or .Ita boav,- JouQa ln Ban Eugene N. Foss of Bo~Jton, vice prea­i'ranclsco. . ldent of tho Reciprocity League Is in

Another war cloud has arisen be• DerUa atudylng reciprocity from the tween Colombia and Venoauala lUI tho Gorman atan'dpolnt. nsult oi tho rafdiU\1 of Vlco Proal· ~tark Twain Ia m ln 'Now York wlth dent Gqnioz to reae.tvo Dr. }Jerrera, .&n attnck of bronchitis. the Colombian mlnluter. · · Senator Allison Ia much Improved

Tho Germi\Jl ~truunablp Soombaya, a tram hla rect\nt lllneBB and Ia attend· RuNian blockande runner, which htlel lug the session or the senate,

mcentl;n:;;:;t"';t':':;:'and Cheer- been miulnl tor. a 'yoar . nnd six Tho new American mtnlilter, John ful ln aumner, John s. UoblniiUn, of month .. haa been .round near Nlcolale· baa preisented his credt'ntlah&

•• 'flk. twont)'•ffvo mUea \lp the Amur to Kl .. ,. """t .. r of ""ervla • Ban F,.nc&aoo, vetoran or tho aaexlcu ·.... b • · .... ,...., " "" .. ver. T e vca11ol. waa enenaed ·tn lno ''Nlllla..,. F. owen, nn .old tlmo war and formerl)' ·a mllllonalro, al• 4 tb .... b .. ,, r· d b ' ... an • e ... w a .. voon roacm ,to oat • Shakeaponronn aCtor and a contomp()r.. lowod nont of bt.. trtendlll to know for Pooumenbl aele~ by. the Parla po• ary ot J)oPth, McCullough and For-two :veart tbat bo waa llvtns on bla Uot abow that tho Don.upartlata c:on· ~at. .died rt~cenUY In Now York aCe4 peuillou of •11 a muntb and h:1d no t.rlbut.ed tt.ancla · to help tbe rt~cent la· 60 year&. . . e»tbet ..Ourooa. D~,at ftnaliJ be lll4 to bor domolUltraUoue. oon. BenJamin F. , Hnwkea, a voter­at•• up the •ttualo anll aow bt J• Bltbt ttte~ ,roro roocmtJy taken un· nn or tbe MoxlMD~ Clvll• and Somtnolo .,lnl lD St. Luko'• boapltaJ. l\lrroun4~ (:IOl\IOtolll from tbo McAdoo tunua) 11n• war, ~nd one of the (oundera ot the e4, ~ tat.. wtt.b n•rr po•lb~• ~llll•.l"" .tb• ltl,idaon river at New York. fh t(, 'It., la d.ad ·Ill ·. Waablnstoll tort. tht . result or ... exploalou ot pa, &led 83 real'~~;

,.11~., '·'""· '· - .. ""·'· ---'·' · A rece'ver has boOn appointed to~ 1\:ln .. VIctor Emmanuel •ave a .u.;,., Andrew D. \Vhlto, ambulllldor, edtl· tb A 1 · .. .. •u c:'&tor and .author, dool•rea: "Simply • mtr can Roattrve Bond company ncr In hoJior or the dotegatea to tbe lO• ne a matter of tact. tho Unltf\11 Statot of OhleiJQ. t.ernatlol,lal pnataJ CODIJI'OU.

lng to a great depth, they get Mrs. Pinkham'• advice. moisture to mature the crops. In a .Mr•.Pinkbam•e Staa41nglnvJtatloD few limited areas they have toWomen.-Womensn:fferingfroma.ny farms. In Canyt.n de Chelly, fonp of female weakness are invited to may be termed the. ••garden of the promptly communicate-with Mrs. Pink• ervat,lon,'' there are tiny lrr~gated ham, at; Lynn, Mass. All letters are· farms and splendid peacb. orchards. received, opened, read and answered

· ener, and P. Archuleta, guard. Student• ExpeiJed •. C~rlsbad, bY a vote of 152 to 47, at Mutiny and disobedience to ordere

a special· electlon, decided to grant a was the charge that was brought franchise to the Public Utilities Com- against forty cadets ot the New Mex• ')>any, which will furnish water for do· leo Military Institute ·May 2d by the mestlc 4nd Irrigation purposes. The faculty and board of regents. All wert company promises to glve the town a placed under arrest and were o!lered fire pressure of sixty pounds to the the choice of being expel\ed at once Inch and will take over the present aye· or comply with the following condl· tern, remodel It and extend the water tlons: mains In every direction. The water Remain on the Inclosures of th'e ts to be obtained from an old well on grounds under arrest until the close of .Greene's Heights. Pumps will be In· the present session, obey all future stalled at once and atandplp~s erected. orde1·a, apologize to the faculty

by. women o~Y.· ·.From symptoms glyen. your trouble may be loca~d ~d .... quickest and surest way of recorirJ advlsefL Mrs. Pinkham is daughter­in-law of Lydlis. ·E. Pinkham and for twenty-five yea.rs under her direction · and since her decease abe has been ad· vi..lxigsiok womenfreeofcharse. Out of the va.St volume of ~ence in treat­ing feinale.Uls'ldrs. Pu~kham probably haS the very knowledge that wU1-help your case. Surely, any woman, rich or poor, is very foollSh if she does not ta.k e advantage of thia geo.eroua ofler of assistance. ·

walk twenty penalty tours. w L D · Th ecomplotlon of the Canon road agreed to comply with the coJldltlo:niJ OUCLAS

to Ita connection with tbe Scenic High-. and nlne were expelled. Those ex· • • way on the Dalton dlvlde, or rather 1 J ,.. A 1 gto · d G s s •o & s 00 OES UJ~ BB n Part or tbls Scenic! Highway, wlll pe led were . .... rr n n an c:a'de1.1'1 a~ 3-:_ . • Connell, Oanadlan, Texas; give Santa Fe a drawing card that Dunn, Mobestle, Texas; Cadet w. L. Soi.OO n111• ought to 'capture ninety .Per cent. or mas, Colorado, Texas; D.r M. Miller, cannot the tourist travel thnt passes Lamy Lake Valley, Ne'IV Mexico; H. B. on Ita way to California. AU that Is Moore, Socorro, New Mexico; PaUl need~d ia judlcloua advertising ot the u;~~:~,8R~oswen, New Mexico; George fact that the Scenic Highway alone Ia 111 Hlllaboro, New Mexico; W. B. wprtb a. transcontinental frlp andt1,1~:r!'l~>; Denver. It la onlY. one of tlle features tor ·a . -------seers that Santa Fe has to .-Santa Fe New Moxlt14n. Tanner at Albuquerque •

At a mass meeting held at th& court Corporal James Tanner, comman~ house In Santa Fe May 111t, tt was de- deMn~blet of the G. A. R., and wife, .clded to . bulld a· direct wagon road spent the day here, says an Albuquer­.trom Santa Fe t~ t~e 20.000 caves and que dispatch of May 3d, en route trom ell!! dwelllnss In the PaJ•tlto parka, tho territorial encampment at Laa ltwenty :tlllll!s northwest of Santa. Fe. Cruces to LOa Angeles, where Coin Prof. Edgar L. Hewett ot the Smttb mander 'fanner will address an.en­sonlan lnaUtute, Frank Dibert, ~. B. campincnt May 7tb •. ltayerort, Dr. w .. E. CarrJaon, Prot~.,; Corporal Tan.ner made the arttound· '!lor B'llUer, H. H. Hartls, H. B, Qclrman, log statement that, according to statts­who wlth a party. of Santa (llara and tles c:omplled by blmaelf the old 'Vet, .san nc1etonso Jndtana, who spent nve erans were dylns at the rate ot s;ooo days laying out the road, made a re· n month. . . port favoring Its construCl~lon and, U· Corpotal Tanner addressed the twen• iurlns belp from the federal aov-m· . ty-thlrd annual territorial enllamp. mont. r meut at. Las Crueea yesterday, while

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seated ·ln a ebalr,'~wtng to Yloakness, and waa ebeered to an ~hb.

The territorial encampment closed· 'this afternoon by electing W. ·D. Brun. ton of Las Vegiu;, territorial coDUnan· der, and the other omcers.

Unlverelty Faculty. aro. amona &lf dvUbt;IJ naUont or the Jllqland h•• lseued an ulllmatu.m to. · ~llator D&vl)rlc!p ()f hullana 1\u u., ...... ra•. Ua:e o.ouotfv ln wbleb tbe. arllno Ttlr~Jor clemandhti tho complete- l'ltb• oopted tb' Invitation to ~Ptl"-k at the .... ~ # drawll of ·t.rooPt from ml)'ptJu toi'rl· unual banq_uet ot the Amorlcan ·eot®t·l=~~~~~ .or Dutdor u moat rrequenttr com.tnlt'· tor)'. . , In parla Jut7 ._ 1

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Hon .. M. C. Butler, Ex-U, S. S~n· -atOr from South Cu.r.olina for two ter·ms, in a letter fi'Om Washinf:ftoD, D. C., writes.to t,he Peruna Med1cine Co., as.follows: · ·"I can recommend Perumt for dyspttpsla and stomach trouble. I have been us/qg your medicine for a tfhor{ptirlod and I feel. Vlf_ce;~r~r;::·~~i relieved. It Is Indeed tJ ~J medicine, besides a good to,,Jc."

PAY PROM . ' W"RST. CASE OF ECZEMA.·

.Sa!'l Francisco Fncouraged by A~· .Sp~e-~d' Rapidly Over Sody-Limb• Ll!ave Work In the Country for Idle. r19unceme11t of lo.surarice and Arm~:~ Had. to Be Bandaged,... . ness In the City.

companies. · Marveldu~:~ Cu.re ·by· Cutlcura. · In other ~ouutrles the growth of dl~· · · "My ,11on, who 1~> now tweuty•two content I& chiefly, It not wholly, due to

San Francisco.-Flna!lclal lnter.est ·1 • 1 b th · vears · 0•.' arre, when he was four the excessive BUl>P Y 0• a Ol', .says e. to-daY c6n'tered ln the an'!lou.ncement ~ • .. 1 J 1· B 1 th u It d

h months qld began to baYe e~~tema on· .Ch cago ourna. . ut n e n. e made by the Insurance COQlpanles t at I States the dent;\Ud f<W labor greatly they would soq.n pay losses or the fire his face, spreading quite rapldl)·. untl exceeds the supply. 'l'be dltllculty ts sufferers. It Is believed U1at most 9! be was nearlY. coverel,l. ·we had that'labor crowds Into the already con· the money _will be pu't Into general <,lir· the doctors arouud us, and some (rom gested cities aitd wlll JlOt even In ex• ~ulatlou and w~en tt is· distributed will larger places,· but no ope helped him tl·eme necessity: go Into tbU . country,. relieve the people or ~an Francisco -as .a particle. The ecz.ema was SOIJlethlng where It h!lacl\ing. . 110 pther means could. . . . . · terrible, and the doctors sajd. It was President Hill of the Great Notthern

_This news was welcome, not only to the worst ca!>e th,ey ever saw: · At rdiiro.ild says that "In the Wes.t ·pl·oa­_the policy holders, but also . to the tl · · hi whole bdy and face were tiet•Jty Is eYerywhere in ·evidence.· The-'banks. that have be~n. dOing. thej.r b~st mes s 1· h d · only drawback Is .a scarcity or labor, for. the public· with the ·resc:mrces . at covered, all but is feeL a · to As 11, matter of fact, Jabot· is so scarce their Immediate command necessarily . bandage his. :II bs and a;rms; his. -that many farmers 1\re selling· a portion limited. It was official to the extent I!Calp was just dre~.dful. . A · ~rlend of their I'anil b~cau.se enough labor can· that it was given to the sub-committee teased me to try .. cutlcura, and I be- not be obtained to cany on operatlona of the cl\izens' general cominl~te~ and gan to .. ufle. all three of the Ct1tlc-ura on a large scale." . . . . .duly reported at the general· commit~· · R~medles. He was better lnr tw9 we hear t:he aame complp,lpt e.very tee's dally meeting, The· annou~c~ months; and ln six lllonths be. was year. Thro.ughout the tertlle and pros· me11t was received with applause, n'!!ws welt Mrs •. R. r •. ·Risle-y,, Piermont, verous Wes.t crpps go to waste In great from the insurance . int<'r~sts having N H. Oct. 24: 1905." .. ' ' measure bec!I\ISC ll\bor ·enough to care been awaited :with much· anxiety. • ·' .. ' ' · for them cl;l11iw.t be had at any price.

With their announcement thlit losses Her War- · Meanw)l.lle cities like Chicago are over·. will soon be paid the insurance inter- . . . ·. ·· ftpw:lng w!tli unsUllied Iub!lrers, who e!ltsl).ave ma.de the concession that sal:. "V,Vnen a: young man ~ries to ld~s hi\Ye nothing to d9' btit _grumble tuld vage operat~ons on . property· saveu · you, }!'lti should g!Ye !1-Im a good smaclt tai!t of that new millennium they (;all from the fiames can' be proceeded wltb · on the ear." . sochiiism. . wJth safety. . .· . · ~-'Ch~rlle tried.· -It · la~>~- .EWE'nlng: During. all the yenrs slnce the war· . Polley holders may save anything mamma, and I gave him .II; good Slllllcl, the urliim population or the country they can find without fear of rl.sking on the mouth; ·at least, I think It waa: has be~n growing at the expen~?e -oC 'the. the loss -of theh· claims for Insurance. a good one. be.cause he teased me for rural nopulatlon. '.fhou.gh of ·'late -the ·. · To a great extent the worlt of demo!- . another .. "-J{ouston Post..· · . . . farm·er:s lite has .been i·el!!'ved of most isb~ng walls and clearing away debris of the JoueUness and dlsconiforts that.. has· been postponed bE)cause ·of. ~he in ~ Plncl:l,·I,Jse A~LgN'S FOOT-EASE. used 'to mal>e It Jess ctesll'nllle th'a~ city doubt r_egardlng the attitude the_lnsur· A: powder. 1t cures p«.ln fi1l,_ smart-: itfe In '·those rf'spec-ts nuLl he .now has a.nce companies WOUld take. 'f:l;te in· ing, .nc.rVOUS fee't and lngro\vin~ nails. free di>hvery of letters and· UE'WSjll\· silrance In' the burned .district Is esti- It's 'the greatest comfort dlscowry or pers, telt>phmw connection, and· rapid mated · b:y the um!erwrlters at $200,~ the age. Mak.es n7w ,shtws. em;y: A ·1 l'lmsit by t r9llp~· llnps nhnost eYe.rs· 000,000. . · .· certain- :Cure for .sweattn; feet. S1ld . wlwre, ye~· most farmers' sons head for

. At the meeting of the reconstruction by all druggi~:~ts, 25c. '!'rial paeha!!_e. the cities as -soon a!! posslbfe·and the committee to-day a. reSolution was FREE. Address A. S .. Olmsted, Le cities 1·ecNYP by far the largest propor· adopted decla'rtng that. the wa.ges f<?l' Uor, N. Y. ' tion or immigrants. pJJblic ·and private employment .at or• .. · As!ilt• r1:olll the lncon,·enl!'ttc~ .a.nd dinary and unskilled labor sllouid be· · · German ·canaries. ·distress this tendency produt-es, It ld $2.50 for nine· hours. '!'he resolution Tl.:e canaries of Germaily excel all 1 'not a g:ood onH'll for t.he :-latlon's moral was 'adopted. This rate has been fixed other . canaries as sthgt.>rs. One has or physical ·health. 'l'·he 1ure of tile clty by the. :auilding TradeS council. been re(!or.ded to continue a slpgle trill Is In most case!! a Jur.e . , for. unwhole ... · "Employer's; pay your men some· for one. !fnd a qullrtel· minutes, with some d~slt•es-the 11\ site to ge~ rich thing at least .d.aily, so that they may 20 changes of ·notes. .. ~ · . qulcldy, to procure t'lll'I'VIl.tln~ and Iie-be able to pay for theh' meals,'' Is the . morali-zing luxuries, to enjoy those diR· request ~ade to'day ·by General · · !ilpations which thrive w!lerever great Greeley. . $100 -'Reward, .$100.. : ·numbl~rs of men and wom~~ are hud·

Tbe readliro of tbls paper will bo plcllllrd to learn "l d t'h · · tbat'tbore IB at \CBtlt OU~ dre"<l' d diOeA"'l \IIOtiCience. II e toge er .. baa been able to ~ure .tn "" l_ta ita.:co, aqd tbat Ia -------Catarrb. Hall'• Catarrll l'uro lo tho unly P•!•l~lvo .. D kl N · ·· core now known to tho lncdlcJ\1 frau·r'nlly. Catarrb Send to Garfield T~:p. Co., roo yn, ·

Federal Action Against· Another Great being a conotltutlot>al ·dloeaoe; require• a cuno!Uu• y ... f.,r free pncknge of GurlieJd ."l'ea,_ 'the , Trust . . -tlonal treatment. Hall'• i:~tarrll Chro Is ta\;en In• bepb cure for constipation and _live_ r trouble, · · · · .• ' · terilally, aot1n11 dJr~ctly upuu the blood and mucoua ..

· A.FTER THE D.RUQGISTS.

})romot~~ DigesUon.Cbrerrul­ness ah.dRestCOntalns neither ()pium,Motpbine nor Mineral. · l'lO'r NA:D.c OTIC. · . . . ' .

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&·uu ... i .• a:n a..aw.-ce.. .,_ ..... Jl'bon• 1~4• Scal.es,FeedGrlnders.Suppliaa Washlngton.-The attorney ge_ n. era.l aurfacea of H>• ·•y•tem, tltereby dootruylng cbe · h · roundatloQ of the dloenoe. ·and Kh·lng tltu patient

.. · ·. CAT of the l!ltomach is t e cor• made ·public the following state- 1tren!l'tb by building up tho cun•tltullon and a••l•c,. . .. : 'rect name'for ~ost cases of dyspep• l-m•mt• · lnf' nattire In doln11lt• work. 'fhu p,·oprletors bave

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Because the air Is raw, we- scold; I'' or so now. man Is boolted.

~r.Hmus J, H, WILSON STOCK SADOLES Manutncllu:.,., nnd Sold Direct by ;hk yuUr dea.le~ tor, ....... Tu• DO otn-.r. Fairbanks. Morse & Co., Denver

sia. J-n order to c'ure c~~o'tan o : ~>C . "The govf>rm:neli t. has to:-day filed in one uundred Dollar~ tor· any cnoo tbat It fall• tO aiomach the cata;rrh mu.st be eradi~ted. .the' Olrcult -co·urt of' th~· United. States cure: Bend for llfil of t~•thnon1alo, · . • 1 ta h d Addreaa f. J. CHEN ~y & CO., T~do, 0,

When fierce July Its woes unfold, We'll scoid because It's cooked. B·ROWN PALACE HOTELt:~~~~W . .

ll:urupeaq ploui.JI.M ui.d IQIW...-4•.• E. E. BlJ~LINGAME 4 CO,, . '. Only an lllte!'lla · _ca rr reme y, for the district of lndliu:~a. a· petition -Sold by aliDruKld•ts.7~•·· . .

auoh ali Peruna, 1s available. · ;for an Injunction. against certain asso· Tal!e naira Yamny Pilla tor conloftt>allon. . p I It I dl . t. Pennia e~ClfY. meets the indications. elations,' corporations and lndJvlduals, Eminent .Doctors ra se s ngre en, ••

· Bevised FormUla.· comprislpg what Is commonly kn~wn Convict Growing Wealthy. We refer to that boon ·to weak, n~rvo~s. ~~~~R~.~.A~.~~U!~ ~:tf:h;~~i~. ASSAY OFFICE AND ~::~~~~~RY .. Wt!at. Amerlcaa ol& · · ·. Rttlblllh~ lnColorado,lll66. Samplubymallor

"Tor a '&lumber of years· . reque~ as the 'drug trust of the United States.: Griffith J. Grlffitl.! ·is now se_ t,vlng the suffering women known WI. Dr. Pierce's t t ltlt d t · III" 11 •· 1 Favorite Prescription. · have come o me rom ~ mu u e o The part.les d#enda~t · spec ca Y Jnst months of a two-yeat sentence n Dr. John Fyfe one nf the Editorial f?talf

KJ"Btetul frlen,ds,. urging that Pel"l\D& named In the blll'l')ave voluntarily com· Ban Quentin prison. Caittornla, for of TnR ~LBOTio M.KmoA!-o R~~:v1•w· says be· given a· sll~ht laxative quality,; I )>ined the better to control the prlC!i1S shooting hill .wife. His· large l.n· .or UnicOirl root (Helonias Dioitt4) which have 'been experimenting with a lu:a· at' which proprietarY. medicines and vestments in land In Los An<'f>les a•Hl 1s one of the ch~o!'lngredients of t.be "Fa· t•ve addttlon for quite a leng~h ·of drugs shall be sold to . the coftsumer. vicinity, made since ·h'ls Imprisonment vorlte Prescription'': · i'tlme; and now feel. gratified to an· •h. rou_gh the reta11 druggists, In. ylola· began, have Increased In value to suco. "A remedy wblob Invariably. aota u • uteri-. t th · f i d f p a th•t ~ lne Invigorator • • • makes for normal ac-·nounce · o e r en s 0 erun .. Uon of the· Sherman antt.trust law. an extent that they are now·sald to be clvlty or tbll entlro repi'Oiluotlv.e eyatem."

-1 haT'e Incorporated such a quality in "The patties to. the comblnatlo~ in- worth UPiWiird of $1,000,000. He continues "in Helontas we -have a medic .. . the Diediclne which; In my ··opinion, · elude the Proprietary Association of · • men~ which more fuUy tm'swers the ahoYII ean ·only enhan.;:e Its well-known -~&o . purp!IRCS than anJi otfur drug wllll wiiWII am

America the National Wholesale Drug- Try Garfield Ten! .It purifies th.e ·blood,- acqua,nt•d. .In the treatm11nt ot dlan.»e~ ,P!I-Aclal' char~t(!r. · · 1 · D.~ i t • A. · ' i tl nd the National As d b 1 b oulhu to women It i11 seldom that a case Is "8' B HAB M 1!: s 8 ssoc a on a · clellllliea. ~be ll)'lltcD;l, brini& i 0 0 ea t • · · aeen wbloh -does not present some lndlontlon

· . . · ' " · :rllAN, • ,so elation of Retail Druggists." . tor tbitl remedial ngent. '' Dr. Fyfe f1,1r1ber

, The blll charges In substance that · PLAGUE ·OF CATS. u:vs: "Tbe·tollo'lt'ing are among the leldlntr

t hese associations, their officers, de)e· Indications for Helonlas (Unicorn ro!)t). Pain i or aching .In the back, with h!uoorrbala; · gates and members are :ill engaged n The Par· Ia ·Pollee A_dopt Strlngen\ atonlo (weak) conditions or the reproductlvo a common understanding, to-wlt: The organs of woinen, ·mental depreBIIIcin and lro business Of manufacturing, buying and Meaaurelf!. rltutilllty, associated wltb ohronlo diSI!ues of. tho reproductive organs of women, oonatanc ·selllng patent .medtcines and· rugs and Cats In London are often a nuisance l!llnsatlon of heat In the region of tbe kid·

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Pr.oprleta....,. articles throughout the to the -hous,.holder when they fight nf.'ys; menorrhagia <flooding), 'due to a. weak· ·~ h 1 1 r th ene~ oondltlon of the repi'Clduotlvo a:vateml . United· States. That·· t ese asso~. a· upon the roof In the mldd e O e amenorrhrea (suppressed or absent .inontblY

· eervlce. TheSeandm~ other 'good polnts · 1 61'& colnblned ln .

. tiona. and the members thereof have night, but ln Paris, especially near the p~rlods). arlalni' rrom or acoo_mpanylng an ente'red into a conspiracy. to _arbltrar· Hailes Centrales, they are ·said to have abnormal condition· or the digestive organa and anwmlc, (tbln blood) habit; 'drafill!l 'lly fix and regulate the price at which become a public danger. It appeare aen~o.tlou• tn the .extreme lower par& o tlli such articles shall be sold t,o the co~~ that these animals swarm l~ thousands abdomen.'' · tmmer and that they have. established all over the maritets, and.- as most ol If more or ·less of tho abOve SYJ11ptome · d 1 tl t' f such th d th' t·se dis are JJresent, · no invalid wom1m can d~ . rules an regu a ons o en orce em are mangy an !l erw · better -than· take Dr-. Plerco'a Favo.rlta an unlawful agreeme~t by restricting eased, it Is feared that they. ·will con· Preso~ptlon1 -ono of th~ leading ·lngredl• .==:::=:::=====::::::=:::=:::o:==::::~ the purchase and sal.e of such commo- taminate the gqods set out tor sale, ents of wb,lon ls Unicorn root, or Helonlaa Or · 0 C TTH£WS dltles to those members of the severs.l eo the pollee have lssue.d an edict that and the medical propertiea of whloh iS • • • . . aslioclatlons who shall live up to the all the stray cats· are to .be captured most faltb,runy represents. . tmtPIIIR'I' P.&itn.asa

, agreement. . ·. ·put .into. a lethal chamber, and nf . Of Golden Be~~ root, another promlne~ DENTIST

This sult ts only another step in the . a consequence the .kind-hearted market ~~:r~~le ofEJn~:'~~~ J:'~.~~:fttl~~- . All llrat..alau ~uaran• comprehe~slve program of the :admln- women have adopted many ot the cats nett Medica{ College, Chicago, 1aya:. · teed Dentlatey at reduced lstratlon to bring to their sense·s an.d and now claim them as .their own prop· · "ll Is an Important remedy In dlaorders or prices' tor ~est to daf•·

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Japanese In Pueblo. within -the taw, business men who are erty. Bus M. Guichard, the pollee ln the womb. ln.all catarrhal ®ndltlbn! • • • Ctlt,,· 129 llf., ·Sf, t dll tending mononoUstlc . nrac- spector In charge of· ·the markets will and general enteeblemen•, It I• uiJOlul. . n

s ea Y ex .. · "" · ' Prof ·John M Scudder M. D late o1 A ·reception was tendere.d last night In the annex of the Northern Avenue M. E. church to tha Japanese members of the night school, by the Young Peo­ple's League of the church. Rev. C. W. Hewitt, who has bel:!n giving a num­ber ot lectures on Japan was present

•and met the Japs In a social way. He also made a. abort and interesting talk,

tlces to every branch of trade. hear of. no mercy, a~d. the otrendlng Cinclt1nati,•aysof GoldenSeal root: . .'The De-partment of Justice now has animals. are to be slaughtered without "ln rt!latlon to Its •eneral e&reots on tbt under way or In contemplation: sulls delay. The pollee are to surround the Qsc.em,.CA,.• u l'lo J~Wdlcbu ,,. "'' abnut IDIIWI

agalnllt a t least ten classes of monopo- market and to carry sacks ln which tc thtr• " •veil rt•rwral unanbnlll/ of op,nlon. u · 1 W i · ·b Ia umv,.•CIIlll regarded u Uu tonlo uaoful 1JI lies and out of them hundreds of su ts put the captured cats. bat s to e all debUitated a taus."

may grow. done If the cats escape on to the roofE Prot. Bartholow, M. ~. 1 of Jel!arsoP ta not stated.. . Medical OoUere, say• l)f Go '«Jon Seal:

NO SUNDAY SHAVES. • "Valuahie In uterine bemorrhage, menol' ·'Course In Anrlcultur_e. rbagia (flooding) an4 oonpatlvo dyllllenol'

~urtng which he spoke . In both Jan- Supreme CollrtUP-ho-i-da Sunday Clo• • rbll!a (painful mP.natruatlon)."

Dr. Plercc·a Favorite Proscrlpilon faith· fully represents all the abovo .ilamod in· grcdien&s and cures the <di~tasea for which theJ ara recommended.

gua.ges. . . I L Some of the Japs then wng a num· · ng aw.

ber of Jove and war songs of their na, Denver.-No barber shop In Denver •ttve land as 'Well as their national an- may keep open on Sunday. The. clty them. The members of the league ordinance pr<Wtding for the close~. shop then served light refreshments and the on this day has been declared valid by evening was a delightful one. . the State Supreme Court in a decision

A plan Is b11ing perfected to secure written by Chief Justice Gabbert, the regular service of a .noted teacher which amrma a judgment In the lower for the Japs. About ftfty members of rt

b te d cou . the local colony last nlg t en re a Concarrlnr; 1n every respect with the club, which wlll perfect plans to secure chlet justice was Justice Campbell. Jus­this teacher, who Is now In San Fran· tlces Gunter, Go,ddard, Maxwell and cJsco.-Pueblo Chieftain. Dalley concurred In the amrmatton,

While Massachusetts Is disposed tt pay Increasing attention to technical education, Vermont Is planning tc make elementary study of the general aubject of agriculture a part of t~e regular public school course. The l!ltate superintendent of"educatlon Is ln eharite of the movement, and a serle& ot meetings to be · held In different parts of the state wlll !!erve to awaken senerallnterest In the plan. The main point In view Is the general advance of ·uiJeful education.

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A great California industry •• the opinion, are not Involved, and, there- A Certain. Way bY !'ood.

REPAIRING BRAIN

. manufacture-of satt-·from sea water. In d 1 lou as to the t fore, expresse no op .n . . Eve" minister, lawyer, journaJlst, :Alameda coimty 100,000 ons were pro- tl .. h l"W In their· ., f construe: on o., sue "' • . · p~v11:.clan, au __ thor or busfnesa miUl ·ta duced last year. Only a ew years ago judgment; however, the o.rdlnance ls ' ·~

"Can you suggest an appropriate name for our new lawyers' cluh room?" aslted a prominent attorney of a lead· !ng citizen. "Certainly," was the. re­ply. "Cow would Cave of the Winds do?••

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U·.SPORTINGGOODS IT'S OUR BUSINESS

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Ma<'lllnery. or 1!>11 kinds buill a.nd . repaired. Special machl1101 ,built· \O order. . · Mlne Calf••• Swlt~h••• rro••· Boleti Rolli, Screenl, Jlp, Coo_ce~;atratAI'I

St•nm aad \\'at.-r. l'ower l'lnlit•.

We munurnt:tut·e ot Doll\'!11', Colorado.

MOWERS, HAY RAKES·, "AY STACKERS, SWEEP RAKES,·

Farm Trucks, Cable Pulieys • · ·Water Tanks.

-"l•o ~lcklo• and m •chine auppllea. ______ .. We an nil•o -stnlo nllent11 tot'

Avery Engines ·for Plowing -.nd .~u~ft't:.h"'r Tllll:

PLATTNEP ·1MP'LEMENT co., Oen·ver.

·paT E N T S 'l'rudo Mnrlu•, Do-''"""· Cop~ rl11ht11 anG . Labt!la f.iruaured. NATU.llf DIOIU'OJUl. Vlt II' tit-. Wa•hlnlltoD, D. 0.

P.ENSION .JOHN W.MORBI8 Wubln•t.oa. D. C.

euooeaafullr Proeooutee Ola•m•• L•re Pt-1• olral Ji:romt~.r ''·"· l'~nolnn JlureaQ/

Big Interest On Your Money All proftta peld In Cllvldenda. Othe!'ll ba't'e made one hundred per cent. In ume Du•lneu Sure Income for U(t!-atrd valuable InitiO' tor famiiJ. rteal e11tate deed.,d to Pbihdelphla ,ruat rompi!IY for protection of lnn .. ton. Be11utlfuiiJ lllu1tratlld book let n11d paper tree. Wrltn at onre. J. r ... and D. Co., Dop' A. 711 Drelllll Bulldlalf, Pbllldolphla, Pa.

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the state imported alllts salt. Now-It hot subject to objection as class legis- rorced under pressure of modern con· produces enough· for its.. own use---,. tl. dlUona to the a.ctlve and someUm.e1 which is enormous, owlng to the ftilb• Ia ~~ Journeymen Barb~r~· Union N~ overactive use ot the brain. .

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nPt ·a 'toss of $1;800. The Plttsbur~ Symphony orchestra fallil 'behind Ita expenses In the sum of S40,000. In Chi· cago the tlne organization .founded a·"d

. tralne!l by _:rheodore Thomas.l.s able to JlUY its ·way only wltb the bourgeois h" I p of. "i'entala," say a .LI.te. . It Ia about so everywher(l and'stlll Ute pur· .vf.'yors of music do 'not> learn that or· cl!nary mortals.creep betore they wane unci wnlk before they fly, · ·

The m01t peifec:Uoocl that baa ever been prepared for man, womao and cbUd • . ·

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erJes and packing .houses-and exports 205 of 'this ctiy Ia pleased wit~ the. d.e· · · A)lD.lyais of the excreta thr~wn out largo quantl~les a.s. well. . ' r:~~i:b~~an~· d expresses thanks to the b7 the· pores shows that brain work

(. and the Law l'!lnforcement. . breaks down the phoaphate of potalh; tot their efforts to have tills 1eparatlng It from lbt heavier compan·

dec~II!Jiotr sustained. The news hall ton albumen and platil common sense J!!Pteild throughout the co11ntry, and the teS.::hes ·that' this elemental principle Jocal omcera bave received telegrams . . .trom the national mcecuU:ve omcers must be Introduced ltlf4 .the body anew and the unions In all the large towns eacb day, If we would· repla~ tht1 los,; ·or Colorado ·congratulating them on and rebuild the braJn ttatue; their victory. · ·· We know tnat the Phosphate oJ

. . . . potash, as presented .. In certain fteld · T'o Repalll' Govern'!lent Qulldlngl. . sratrys, has an aiftnl~t tor albumen 11nd Waslllngton.-Secretary Sbaw baa tbat Is the only way Jl'&Y matter In th!

submitted t~ the House to- braln can be bullt. It.wiU not answer day ot Mc.@tssary to be appro- to take the '<:rude phollphatl!! ot potasb prJated to .tb.gO'V~mment buU4· .pf the drua ihop, for •tare hJecta It .tnga . In· wrecked bY tbe The · elementtd mlneral mUflt be pr&.

· committe~ on eented through tood d~t trom na• to tbls ture'a laboratory. · ·

up proprlatlon.

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•P· · Tbl'iao facta have beth made Ule oJ • IIi the manufacture ~t Gl"ape.Nuts; and

Whntovor symphonies may be to tho adept; they are noise to the general and onlY now and then some ndv(lntltlous clrcuinstsnce, some occnslonnl fad j)r foible will put the generaf tn· tho nilnd to pay out their goocl money to be bored. ·The music which hath ~hanna to separate the aavagc ·from .his coin Is the tnustc whkb be esteems as such. and with preciFely that sort ot thing will tbily hl\ve to begin who would lUt bim to higher levels.

· Brnok01'!1 ht,Ye to call tor Lowls' Slnfle 'Sin4t!1' cigar ~ Jtot 1~. Your d.calor ol' Lowl.lJ' Factoi7, Peiltla, Dl. ..

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It Ia abs6Jute1y-e1eaCI, ~,.and wboloaome; AU that la.ueeded to do Iii to maQ a fair test of Ita merlta br actual tiao. You wlll In this way discover for yoursolt tbo benolltfl tote 4etiV1!4. 'tho tl)'lte~'• needs &1'6 aathsfied, as It contah11 t~• iargest amopnt of nutrients I!Oc:eil¥ary for tbe ·iUalotCDIUiCe Of JteaJth and Ufe, No . l>reakfaat food c:au c:omparo with it. · · · . .

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