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1 VUL. 3 SAN JON, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER aend, 191 NUMBER a6

Christmas Exercise. BACK TO XATOBE. On D cember a6th the therrro A hen is no' suppose to have meter ao below Oolast Saturday right oi e o! ti e registered degrees much common ese t 'act, ont'.ieft programs ever ntiocr xero at Albuquerque, the ground time she an en if HIPPEfMJGS ffJ CITY MW VALLEY. in San Jon wasgivtn in connection yet every lays covered with severs! inches of v,;t!i a chii.tinas tr.e fttthe M' th she cack'es forth the fact. i - - Qtlis Church, the tre was beau A rooster has't got a lot of J O SS iZr ' ' v ' ' - vs-- r vx Vi Rio Grande rivr, this Uthecovd- iu! diccorated and contaiued intellect to show, but none the est weather Albuquerque has bad pre-- and on Or- - A tr.ur.y and valuable i less most roostt rs have nonb Mts O. R Denton Mr. J G. Ellia pnt the diV Mrs. J. Craig spent Tuesday for years. 1 li'.-r- e v.- -, of vil I v h Mr. t u a.lao a stocken fu candy left Tuy it um'ig 'ur Christmas at the nv of night at the home of M's. good sense to crow. Joseph all the children, at about 8.30 a vetks vi iit with :i latives, . and Mrs J. Kenned r. Allev, nnd if ft morn At Sao Bernardino, Cal., the most th The mule, the despised for ..;rrur Bix'ey gave optniug Lla Ttxa. J. V. D and ing Tulsi, OkUhoma, where orange growers are useing the of be ist, has a persistent way dgion finily ite w'n ch followed - witl rem u'n :.tta b-- ihe during the winter. smudge pots to save the crop, Ihe soip Dr. A. L Ei r - Iv d Ciristm j dinner at the horn- ol March. s of letting people know he's Song?, t rit-na- thermometer registered aa above Diilb, . d ' s Mr. and M"n. G S But'er around his inn'sttnt Mr G ". Br.inii i, enj Mr. G o. Br?nham in'orms us a-- .' near 10 oclcck by bray. L'i d'jgncs untill n zero 00 Christmas day, this being dinner at the h me of 'r ' & Full r rrnde h to 1 'Sat be ate a turkey dioner Christ- Liltie Lew Campbell sang a The busy little bets they buzz, 'rip the coldest weather for 24 years. Mrs, A. R. Hurt Mor.day. VVeJn with mas day in the cru trv east of town h.wi.ou song, "Emitled Starching bulls bellow and cows moo, and lat sday li d f tutlif but wont say whe re. ap-pear- d r t watch and rs t-- l ys. For Santa" after which S?nta dogs bark, gand E.)it r W. R. Mans At Sante Fe Sunday was the and distributed the present quack and doves an J pidgeons News was 'trans cting Mr M K. and D. coldest had City U'hitton, J. Chas Alsdorf moved his tamily day the capitol has for coo. VV 1.0m ths tree. business in San J- a G iffr5'- - a d ate Chrt-tm- s dntsd;y. family back to the farm last Thursday, 40 years. The peacock his tail I spreades d n r vi nh Mr. E. P nifold and Mrs. Alsdorf and children Reports from the Mountains Owen a t u i have and pigs squeal find Mr. C. L. mdo M-- squacks; la :i'i y be n Mving in t" n th three state, they have the heaviest snow Yuca Fibr Softer Than robins and even to lucumcan Tuesdnv dy pst sing, serpents less trip t I fell 'J vf you Msit d 011' r.e-- turc, ontl s f( r the conve, leu e of the that has tor years, the wild an Sisal. know to hiss before Ou y rturning Tbursd.iy imals are all driven to the messas. enough n ukr it y iir heiidq.i; rt' is while chi dien to attend school. sting. d his Cj.ap.-nau- . The letter is self ex- W. D., Bennett "eturn-- to in Tucum&tri' C C. following e But Man, the gre atest "i- - Tom Atkin-n- Christmas day at Laramie Wyo. It is written in resbonse '. rk ia Tex is rues 'ny mi g J"nnings and Frark r planatory. i , that Nature could 'e C 1 u I was the coldest for several spi'i-.-'m- st - si v u"loadtd'a car of flour years, to some iddiesse.d by the .ler ia- 1. . A. rck y and f.un ly and enpuiries will often ar.d he ita:t i the thermometer around stop h t - fu d tor Marden arid McDaniei standing News to the Bureau of 'k;', at hu:ne. w r su in st Fi day the agriculture. fort: ADVERTISE. the ao below mark the h'll 1 of in first of the week. during day. Washington, D. C. Dec". 15 ion b a cmiu p oule, who ci ne Mr. and Mrs. Josvph Alley - Bard News.' and pave- ihem an old fashing Editor, City PAPA'S PART. Cbristma diune-- r at tin Those who ate Christmas dinner erijatd p undi' g. A ter singing a few Things are not always what they Dear Sir. of Mr. and Mrs Chas. with Mr. and Mrs. C. Mardon is ;ame n tbe wen' hone. F. seem. When Johnny is met at of Mother in desperation, 'in The specimen Yucca FulK-i- . Mr John J fami- is we'e, a ings and the door with the injunction to is a verv And so sister Sue, fiber submitted by you Read Pi add ot ihe San Jon ly, Mr. Tom Jtnnings and family, bis what is 'c lion I "wipe feet," really is finer For Christmas ci br. . M Jorda and s.. Home r, good quality of fiber. It Mtr tile co n 'any on the back Mr. Chas. Jennings aud family, meant is that be must clean his Buy'ng tin present du ; visited Mr J rdais plac s uih - and softer than the fi'vr from th of tlii- - issue, are offer- Mr Frank Atkerson and a frazzlt d m ;el n r pue they tamily, shoes. of or th Am h ot toevn, rue:.r!ay and turn henequen plant Yucutan, it ing sone greatly reduced prices and Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Ex aust'd bv h p f ays; d sisal from Bahamas and Hawaii, Wcdue&diy. fu this week It pays to brush the cows with Tom, with "hi- ftns p'er'a 'f n. but it in too to compete witl Ail ki'ids ot work Entertained at the home of Mr. a good stiff brush. it and to the sw: legal pr ierlv d H. B. Try in the manufacture of Hangs s'rap ad W.D:Benn tt a a ily, and Mrs. Brown tb se fibers x.cuti:d at this offi e. Notar Bak r to a Christ see how they enjoy it. Luching h:s bundles (both !) Home itnd family, Mrs W . W twine. , mas dinner, Mr. Z. T. McDaniei uilic in th ejfiict. - Ar. Aind the car be spi'ls lVnnst t a d J ho Ha , p ar th If Yuccn filer is to be tired ccm-rurciall- y and fami'y, Mr. John Cox and A leviable thermometer should works bnt f s A .a- C-ri-- us .t the t u ; of Mr. Everybody tlr Mr. ;nd Mr. Ch sdorf ami fa-vi'- it will, of course, be nee Mr. John Shed and family, he and used. He sim ly.pays the t.tl's a d M . R. M. H r e at B always kept bandy re- ni!y att nded tV Ch'i tmas tx' rj Mr. J. Stortzand iv to clean the fiber in the family, Rv. J. when Lest r Lestare. rcis s at Christmas ily. Guesswork doesn't pay where it and thus avoir1 B.rd City P. Masterson snd familv and Mr. gion grows butter. M the afternoon. L P. Crosier on Wednesday. making the transportation gren ' - Writ to C. C. Chapman at Tu- - do net kno the st use of rf the leaves. l:;'I G'aqhite, cam- i i p.j'p f"lvk Mundll Si 'dty iui Ciri, for prices on YV,ndmilh is in some sect-tioaila- st - Mri. that (if w'c11 f- th- v Mr. and W. 0. Bennett It reporte r. .' 'i"fh( tntv method leir. s sen "IptI" rr'. V- Ws ' d.;rej.warje.iri.genera!t: l...':. - TT c mi OhfcJ'tv ertr ned nmaer the robinl Seat- : t'Ver. p,n carbon. Tl n f n: "'IT lf I'ed'' " cr timr1, ' - i st-- . M. J rd d 'ths-.-t ey-- is fore a e and Mrs. T. in a mas dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. ed the in order to re- utth a Vard it there only ) on ground from co- - nnd c som her. s 'ii 'I m' r was tr;insicting busi R M. Home 'r. ard Mrs. Mac ;o sip-va't- withrnt injur' noved in Mr Brwn Baker and la' duce the cost of high living. - H-rn- ssa-.so- e!en-)--i- t s ii e- Mr. and B. to the fiber. During the past of the natural granhite iir.d S. A. Ccirer ot fhiistrnas--ahbi- e Erde. urday. Ms. H. Home Mr. Mrs I. L. Mrs in coal beds where bf 'nd Fowler American found T. McDanM . the Manufacturing qre Z. Mi ! Ii- - wil . av her. Before you kick the other fellow Jordan VV VV B n Mr G H. Brn-ha-- n Mo ha-bee- of irterse-'- tt Company of St. Lcuis, , ntru'ion of messes w fo: Okl home borrow- iug Eiick Mi. G-o- . Branham and Mr. for oot bringing the on the extract-it.- ? rock har M.ke Chapmans bard'' ate stor. expermer.ting tested l;qufneH igneous tuin.i wtiet sh wi:! teach a term down to barn and vour He sell John Hall. ed maul, go the of tf.-- Yucra fiber with varir1 h":pd th coa', tho headquarters. every tarn"" of school. be- St-i- c see if his borrowed ax stands wt-hiricf- 8 V hing in the hardware line. SsvrAi A" ' Subscribe for the Sentinel ife stock of am! aminiiion. Mr h.- fTtm-.- of the the door. Wr ccvirec tor this peruse, bu tHs rthi'i' 'Tn-'i'irt- rrm. guns jp'tn hind t n r ford . so far as I am aware none cf them hit' out of coal is dCMed in on" j. r ... from ,')U 11 ! Sio tz a. t 1 el e. -- Jos rd ly as w h' va. 1 t tu I have been used for commerical pur-o?- of the rerrt f TI"!t S "fn ie It at ht-d-- t tnis'm at th- - ho One of the machines tht Christmas. ard Mrs. John Gnffi b seem to g:ve of better re roil flAtd of N'W 1ovro On '1 c promis Mrs E. 0. Allred of Chilicothe THE suits is the maci ine d bv other hand, la'p" qu,rt't:Pc: r' vVantt-- 50 tons of well matured TexH cami' in to Baid yes Mr. H. Latrobe of El-Pas- hich pre Prtifioi.'t'v Gty Vaughn, grde grrhit" .tsr'.A maiv!( Will nav sO c i il te td te lu' up hn 11 Texas. maufacturpd dlreet fron ordisrv per ton. h re and 111 ve ikt g ods to Cl ill' If. Yucca fiber can be placed on coil. McDaniei. Z. T. icothe. ASAN JON the market clean ind straight, and In making 'ed nerri's t''P grnp-hU- p R. C. Nance and family and a good uniform quality, it will pro- is m;xe with a rhv of finr Ths literay society has set the C E Weldon and familv vis-te- l bably comm md a price about the gmin an'! the rreater the1 nmpor. n zt meeting f r the first Saturday the h sme ' f Mr. and M same as that now paid for palma tin of th c'av ronsiu"nt tH it Vit ii'i'ht in 'An r , tni' sin o- - e ree- - C Garr C'hri imas. ' - ixtle, which is cleaned by hand harder the ppnril. Evcfedine' v u ! o i t o he t from another species of Yncra in nft penMs w'th 'arge lead con- s.tn a ex iooJ has A 160 acre idtm on h f mi e sea program Tome Company Mexico. Palm ixtle is now quoted tain but little clav. been arrauged. from town,, good two room house delivered in New York, 3 toj ine land with living watr, and It is difficult to i of Wed-- ! cents per pound. - a rmetirg 'Citizens REVMRER THE WF.T.I. r.l v Sio 00 per acre- on as e - , OFFERS A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY a fiber at a bw en ugh ' d Th d 1 f mpssmft-.1- . prepare MEETING, TO PE HEI D St e the Valk-- Land Co. y ,r cost to make its production profit .a et lor led y altrnoon OR : JAN. 2th. AT 1,30, AT SAN ION. t INVESTED T : : : : ab'e at thess prices. at 1- -30 and. Do not fail to F r Sale. Hydrobc Barb' r chair Jany. it be of Very truly yours,' . a'tnd this meeting, wi'l Home-mad-- ? things are often th ..nd outfit complet--- Inquireat this LyMer H. Der.y, Botan- int re-- t to you nnd 'he matter rru t bef t. Especially is this true of th" ffice. SVN ION, the Most Beautifully Located Town, and in the ist in charge of Fiber Piants. be put-he- at once. So home-mad- e man. thruugh Miss Willie Moyier who has the date and come 9ut. Finest Valley in Eastern Quay County, New Mexico, is Lo- Many a woman sits up late in been Tex. tor s- - veral THOZE TO DEATH. at Amarillo, cated About the Center of the Valley, and is the principal the nrght before Chrism'S eng- nonths return d Sund y to Toir Heme the I'ard Citv Mer- Th.' remains of Miguel Montova jome of ' aged in making a hem for a him. trading point the valley. . here last Satur- spend Christmas. chant ha been hauling four horse vas uUcu through t as the nnin busi- loids of rliuf from here this week. day to his home near Revuelto, If, alleged, Mr. Harless who has been mont-y,,i- t is Write for terms and the where he ness of life is making a week on his claim near and wife of prices, from Texas Plains, pending J. C. Trickey editor literature to : the number of people descriptive was frozen to death on Tuesday amazing Norton left this morning for Dallas the? 'G'?ady Record spent Christ-nr.- '

who fail at it. e night during a Snov storm and Texas. vul l'i itietti atiti.-ikir- was eng-;i,;e- d HERMAN N h'.v'.wd, Mr, Montoya The ostrich is only secondarily GRHARDT, mgr., Tucumcarf, jf. of Mr. Mrs' Trick y's bom was in herding sheep for a firm for the big millinery Wanted K- responsible visit-- d Christmas by, Mr. md Mrs . "O- Hereford Texas, and froze to death bills. It doesnot with its part A or horse must b a F. McCHough of Hur'buit and C. C. Local San N. M - while but with his herd. grod mar' E, REED, Agt., Jon, feathers willingly. s 1 ! ood worker, six to nine ye-nr- old, Mr Td Mrs J C. T key about 1.2 :o or N. M. all A Face. iclriiy m"re.,one G'dy Moi',dy they Jelly r "When mamaia asked if Yi been r pl.ntirJ. 'W Slj'-- U go' a gy ACS :i"d w. nt ni Want Something to Exercise On. I Bald "VVUy ... A 11 tiu-- v stealing Jelly, yes." women v;"ha ".t- - D. G. H. B u . a a Iv o .IJ e "I didn't have tha Somehow or other the didn't you deny?" were born to fcoranatui rat) it triev wculi ail and to no." Boston Transcript. feel that tbey lcn u,j V face say married. Exchange. SAN JON HOTEL always get 'Miss Jewell Manni-- of Tucum. j;hoo;, but they never'got anyihin. Mi--- YOUR ciri with s Tutbday morning J. C. Trickey PA TftfMAGE SOLICITED Beware of Fits cf Passion. spent Christas It Can Be Dono. Willie home left ho had to the G Ho submits himself to be seen Moyier, tt turning as publish SAN ' - - NEW MEXICO. malie 30,000 marks a year an f JON, a microscope who Buffers him- "You F. E. McCHough left through Anl yet say you can't ytstutday. paper. . self to be caught la a fit of passion r.vlator? people A. TRICKEY, Prop. ' on air." liUUsf. Tuesday night. J. C. Lavater. live rilcg'suao A Ffl cf 0:::::l:J SAN JON SENTINEL AtJY'i DING FOR POWER fcr CM. In " Syfq ty I. Uf. h His R'" Cj A out Cansds. M AN KTT UTSICO ON The Qulsktat, Surest Cough JS, DEMOCRATIC INSINCERITY of R,md ... Is Too Good for ClnrkW.lt.-ratU'- hlj You Evsr Used, or Monty Rtfunjy BILL. . TMf WOOL Speaker Canada 0 Cvtn trial lot Ute lafaat personal opinion that Stops Whooping Cough Friend . . ... t lilted ruiiie. Ctia kaef tor nls afel vflofltfI?J Country iha Quickly. be some day. " J and would You mnv not wed the $2 wliioli of Hon. Ssrtno to fftegM Eli comete art vlsltlifs tae raa. Extracts From tptech of a auction in. of TiriPX Mve yen, hut By LAL1A RINGUAM .ubjeet Commons tbe Little you do3 ftvaptaf tae solar tyiMmT I. Payne In th Last Sssslon of lu the lirltlsb House of Hie wonderful i.f httnZ . It will ubii.iIIv HoHsa of Raprssantatlvss other duy. cmiuli remedy utop 7JJ lCtlOB In SwltMriand to Secretary AcklanJ inoKt oliBtumte deep-seate- round indt2 is wbi Ar Psrtlnsnt. tnder Foreign 24 and ha no for OME time ago I rcud an article which criticised some of our hoiir, eual whoopiZ attract about M much attention m lu cough. aavy. for our ideus of entertainment. As A bottle cf Pinex, mixed city people extravagant You brought In the wool bill. How BIH'Pfll "I or witk the foreign home nmde Kr fvrup, gives vou faS I remember the woman from 1 ho came to to It? I do not mean '...,.. fhrfnre situation, a country many agreed Anibas pint-- H family supply of the mot Few headline writers can tall of flee would decline to Instruct pleaim now but when It was first proposed. in- and elective couuli remedy you ever tall of tnow allusion to "Tb -- 1 our t meet some friends and after n dainty luncheon at fully on the utl without Ki c'ty How of to It then? sador llryre to report Kaily prepared in five minute directJJJj J : u l i- -- 1 . many you agreed Beautiful." m - .1 i: knee. rJ some ice cream punur tmu whs ium-- hi nil? iiuuiiht. onecl. nm How of wanted a bigger cident. in par r many you Ackland s answer The way this takes hold of a coub a lunch at a store and an duty on wool? How many wanted an Under Secretary instant relief, will make A 4.000 not aoen anticipated merely department also somewhat (jives you rtnSi Texas town of has wool It was re- was charitable, and never tried it before. A, ft A L. kail absolutely free bill? m that you Stimulate, JJl in oui n uw afternoon spent shopping. as was natural, in laxative wouuibj inree jeara, ported that a of the Demo- contemptuous, the appetite, slightly and majority that c Ut The woman thinks us extravagant as to dress am and other countries It Is assumed good hildren take it willingly. It htti country cratic members of the ways as record in cases of officers of government, such wonderful incipient as to taste in it is true, but the women means committee, a majority of four, great limp! trouble and is splendid for It coat a Mtaaourl man $35 to aboot general. Perhaps young will think before they croufc were In favor of free wool. They Mr. Clark Is, asthma, bronchitis, throat trouble, etc. a redblrd and It could not been who entertained their friend in the I have in mind prob- det- bate story Yielded to what? speak and avoid, saying anything Pinex is a special and highly conces. uch finally yielded. s wel- of great sport, eltber. ably had been prompted by the same motive which had led nie to do like Is behind rimental to their own country trated compound Norway White Pia . What the Influence this duty extrac t, rich in guaiacol and other wise, not but on occasions.' on wool? Are that fare. elements. natunj About all tbat can be said In favor infrequently, ''special you advertising of government healing pine cSimply mix witk to so When a great officer or strained honey, in a some When 1 am to meet a who lives out 01 I in you are trying appear prettily avom sugar syrup piBt of a double chin Is tbat It baa friend tlieVity dress my of another country does not bottle, and it is ready for ue. Ued before the American people, so nicely own a prestige In an argument best gown, or at least the one most sutiable for the occasion. This is done detrimentally to his more homes in the U. S. and Canada taia and so divested of everything that you speaking other It is the custom of govern- anv cough remedy. for two reasons. First, we all bring out the best in ourselves when have been ranting about for the last country. re- I'inex has often been imitated, but Capt Elmer Baldwin will try to lo ments whose members take their MTer ten rears on the stuniD. that the successfully, for nothing else will produej-th- e cate tbe north In 1915. It may "dressed secondly, in deference to the friend, we want to to to con- pole up;" appear American will In full sponsibilities seriously politely same results. The genuine ia guaru be a common Jaunt then. people put you that to absolute satisfaction by the best possible advantage. of In 1912? ceal their contempt by assuming teed give or mont possession the government in refunded. Certificate of guarantee is wrai do wish to You on behavior. Twen the offender spoke merely jest Graoefrult to crowd In choosing a place to dine I not to take my friend the are your good Ack- ped in each package. Your druggist has la beginning That Is what Under Secretary will for nc ty per cent duty on wool now. Some Pinex or gladly get it you. If no out the cantaloupe, and the latter places cither she or I might frequent if alone for the sake of economy. consciously or send to The Pinex Co., 234 Main of you can not help flopping over. land did. But whetner St, ft doubt aeea what Its fate la to be. Hon. Champ Wayne, Ind. want to treat her to the best I can possibly afford. It may be extravagant. believe the caucus allowed you to not, he was In error. The In his remarks like a little is relished now and thcn.J speak when you got into the house Clark was as serious The megaphone would be a raluablc but, nonsense, just extravagance as Is pos- A DIFFERENCE. How came In and said this Is about Canadian annexation 00 tbe farm, where It could b is a tiresome or rather work. woman friend many cal- thing Shopping pastime, My and sible for a person of his mental used to call the hired man at 4 a. m only a step In the right direction, from the country can shop when I am not with her, but if I can take her you hoped to get down to the Demo iber. while It is true that the Hon. Champ The financial success of some of out to a matinee for a reasonable amount of money I may help her to cratlc Idea by and by. of Are to what that Clark did not expre3 the opinions popular actors Is Indicated by the a few hours and a smile to her as she comfort you trying Justify Amer- away pleasantly, bring face, Neb.. the American people. Not one amount of alimony they are able tc great Democrat from Lincoln. ably sits there and rests. said about Not ican In a thousand has any opinions Pay. you masquerading? It is When one loves a friend there is too for her. If tohcar only masquerading but derelict to on the annexation of Canada. nothing good while to form any. The We of a principle. He said he does not believe not worth base our prediction long the robins in the wood3 is sweeter than the voice of a prima donna, We don't care singing that you can fool the people. Well, subject is too remote. cold winter on tbe fact that this about it. worms are fatter than she, at least, has had variety of pleasure, and the birds' songs have lost Mr. Chairman, he ought to know he enough about it to think year's chestnut Clark was not usual. none of their sweetness. has had ample experience (Laughter) But the Hon. Champ can fool He was merely foolish. Chi- she He does not believe that you joking. If the good time enjoys with her little sewing Inter-Ocea- Taxes have gone so In tbe people by any such moonshine as cago high Japan she that tbe little nation may not feel like circle outshines the amusements of the theater, that He has learned something from for several her home the com his do you not try to Walt for American Trade. whipping anybody years can better appreciate pleasures by experience why the to come. learn also?' do you Unusual activity prevails among something Why in parison. not bring in what you actually be woolen and worsted manufacturers of On the Isthmus of Panama there Then, too, let her consider the subject from her lieve? Why do you not allow your England, according to the report are 4.786 bachelors and only 187 friend's If she cares for them she will people to vote as actually be George H. Hodgson, general manager standpoint. they com- spinsters. Go south, young woman-- go lleve? Why do you shut out my col of the Cleveland Worsted Mills allow a little of money, not a south! extravagant expenditure league from New York (Mr. Harrl pany, who has just returned from sufficient to harm the bank account, but just enough son), who Is a member of the ways European trip. The activity extends women In di- Is to and weavers, College do not Indulge to please them and fulfill the desire to show her some and means committee? He brimful combers, spinners Tessie I suppose you won't man) ; one of them. To while the makers of woolen textile vorce, says the pros- of this subject of free wool. Why not unless you find one girl In a million, warn- pretty books and amusing plays. are said to be sold ahead pective marrler this should be let him In on this debate? Why close machinery Tom No; with a millon. ing enough. It up tonight? He might tell you from six to twelve months. It is the of reductions In the something about it. He might hold prospect heavy How to Use Red Cross Seals. . Many people are, no doubt, interested has Reports from Los Angeles Indicate up tbe Democratic platform. He American tariff that brought "How to Use Red Cross Seals" h that a drunken with a load- in the of out of doors about such conditions In Japanese subject sleeping might hold up the Democratic bills Improved the, title of nu interesting publication ed gun fa as dangerous as a drunken In one England. The Textile Manufacturers' Many have probably utilized their porches that you put after another recently issued by the National Asso- Caucasian. Benefits of a Journal quotes Mr. Hodgson assaying wben you had chance of passing ciation for the Study and Prevention for that purpose the summer In he Interviewed one of the during them the house, and that you have that largest of Tuberculosis. A masseur has been fined for prac- months who will move indoors with manufacturers on Sleeping the ap passed in tbe bouse. He might tell English prevailing Red Cross Seals must be placet ticing medicine. It will soon be un- some on conditions and found that he was quite proach of the first cool night. Like the you wholesome' truths the only on tbe back of and not safe to put a wet towel on a sick about three or four fetters 4 whole Is there sanguine years in Open f. ...1 mii.iintfi i .co ...... nl itiifia subject. any suppres on the address side of packages that friend's brow. . . ifiiu?, iiiiiaLV iu nautili diiiuja. slon over there? Is there an Idea of more of uninterrupted prosperity. He ' inij are going through the mail. They I My advice is. stay out all winter. It or are afraid? Well. told Mr. Hodgson that he had work in tyranny, you may be placed anywhere on matter The difference between a banquet iir are about as free as the white enough ahead to take care of the will do vou more good than vou realize and you going by express. Care should h and a dinner Is that tbe former con" slaves we hear so much about present year, and he hoped that very I taken in slst of a great deal of talk without Winter he hardships will be only those that will soon tariff matters in tbe United sending merchandise through the malls not to place seals over thsv much to eat really be a benefit to the When the wool schedule Is revised, States would be suciently settled to By MBS. MARY MOORE average person. strings w ith which tbe package is tied, Milwaukee it may be possible to get a $30 suit open the American market to Eng- My husband and I "canvased in" our since this seals the package against They teach logic In colleges and of clothes for $29.99. Jour lish manufacturers. "That opinion," back at about this time last Albany Inspection and It to first yet the football scores when compared porch year nal. said Mr. Hodgson, "Is fairly typical subjects ' ' class rates. As many seals occasionally lead to some most Il- We arranged it so that one side could be of the views held by the majority of postage be used on the back of a letter logical results. Work of Postofflce English textile manufacturers. I saw may rolled up in the morning and readily put down at night. The cost was Department or as desired. Every Another feature of the two very large textile plants being package may be about extra to make a for the bed pronounced one is to use them liberally, The preachers who decry baseball $8, including enough cativas covering of the office erected, a thing that has not occurred urged operations post depart- since seal is a bullet In the war should raise their own batting aver- Keally, we find the cool nights of early winter and spring the most ment under the present administration In many years In their particular every I against tuberculosis. age If they want to Increase Interest of all the In extreme cold weather we a heated has been the marked decrease in the neighborhood, and while have no pleasant year. place soap' Red Cross not good In their own work. fraudulent use of the mails, millions authoritative knowledge on the sub- seals are for( stone in the bed to warm it before we retire. 1 and will not mall mat- up of dollars being saved to the people ject believe they are being built with postage, carry ter, but kind of mall matter will In Tucson eggs have been selling We do not bring in the bed clothes during the day, although such a the successful prosecutions the Idea of going after the American any through them. or par for 20 cents apiece. Burbank should is seem inclined to become which have taken place under the trade, should present duties be mate- carry Finally, every letter plan a good one if they damp. cel in soms hasten to develop a species of cactus watchfulness of the gen rially lowered." sent out, either by mail or We have been freer than usual from and husband's chronic postmaster sea- that will lay eggs. colds, my eral and bis The other way, during the holiday Inspectors. agitation Red i catarrh is much better now than ever before. This in spite of the fact for an Increase of the postage on sec- Democratic "Signs." son should bear one or more Cross seals. The men wbo plastered their auto that we live onlv a few blocks from the lake. ond class mwiter has resulted In a While we're waiting for Mr. Bryan number with mud to expound it to us In and hurried away out this winter. You won't it. commission being appointed by the authoritatively after a casualty have done the same Try sleeping regret which Is now considering the Commoner, lesser voices are audi- Ready Permission. president, his to their consciences. this complicated question and tbe re- ble. "The national significance of this As an uptown manufacturer and sult of Its deliberations will undoubt- (Massachusetts) election Is Inesti wife were motoring through the coun-tr- y sn '; Cleveland has unveiled a statue of One word I should like to rub out of edly bring about a readjustment satis- mable," says Eugene N. Foss. "Signs in Buck's county, the wife saw At this of for the trees Wagner. distance It cannot the vocabulary used by human beings, one factory to all concerned. The estab- victory Democratic party are apple orchard, with several be seen whether It Is a statue to lishment of p6stal savings banks has evident everywhere," says Judson Har laden with bright red fruit. Her toward another. It is the word "don't." sh Uonua or to Wllbelm Richard. One Word proved a great success wherever tried monwho certainly Is old enough to mouth watered for apples, and Looking back over a somewhat full and and the system will be extended as know better. "It shows we will elect Induced her husband to stop the car Mrs. Gould brexel's a next and Majorle little That varied experience, I can say that in my rapidly as possible. president year," says Champ go into the orchard. daughter Is set down as a 830.000,000 It seems safe to that In the Clark. Does It, indeed? A As he put his foot inside he encoun judgment didactic prohibition issued from predict Republic baby, but there are others that can near future letter postage will be re- an legislature lu New York; a Repub- tered a man. "May I have some ap- not be even Should soul to for of bought at that price soul, every ounce good it duced to one cent on first class mail lican legislature In New Jersey; a Re- ples?" he asked. has done, has made a pound of harm. and that the extension of the rural publican governor in Maryland: two "Sure, help yourself," replied tht There Is a good deal of talk now Never be on new other. is the most brainless free delivery system will go until Republican senators coming on about "paper-ba- g "Don't" stupidest, cooking." but with- very portion of the country secures irom iew Mexico, nothing in the least "How much will I owe you?" out we laziest of all tell I having tried it shouldn't think Used and parental terms. To latlsfactory mail service. resembling a Democratic "landslide" "Oh, nothing, nothing at alL a paper bag would taste no mat- In don't own man. good, a child what to do requires thought, inves- anywhere but Kentucky. So glad the orchard," said the ter how it may be cooked. FRANK CRANE The Reform of Business. you are Times. .By tigation, interest. To tell anyone what not pleased, gentlemen. Hartford Philadelphia The senate committee on commerce Courant (Rep.). A do no Kansas judge scoffs at tbe idea to requires cerebration. meets again to reinvestigate the trust of an of love first Age Egg. at sight. Probably he Is "Don't" is the of question. It will hear wltneses and Fillip for In a glass of water tbe fresh egf one of those language annoyance. Republican!. phlegmatic fellows who r w is of love. criticism and suggestions as to the On the whole, the elections. ill assume a horizontal position. The keep the for seven "Do" the language girls guessing present law and the situation It con In the states are distinctly encourn. egg of three to five days makes wltn years and then marry In doubt. "I like very well to be told what to do, by those who are fond of The National Civic to the the fronts Federation, lng president and his party horizon an angle of 30 degrees. me," said Alcibiades; "but never to be told what not to do; and the more meanwhile, has sent out a variety of Tbe tide that carried the Democrats The angle increases to 45 degrees for It ought to be easy for a good many to Into 01 fond are of me the less 1 like it. Because when tell me what questions 20,000 representative men power last fall gives signs of an egg eight days old, to 75 for one wives to get new sealskin coats tbla they they life. In. all walks of The answers, to spent force. Certainly It is flow-ln- three and at 30 the egf winter. An not to is a that I have or am to them. not weeks, days eastern court has granted do, it sign displeased likely displease the questions by the Civic Feredatlon with the rests on its a divorce to a woman surprising strength of point. because her Besides I believe there are some other reasons, but they have quite will be tabulated, studied and filed 1910, and by next summer it husband concealed his real may be character with the senate commltte for Its use. found If Dinlltllt'rifl. TAnoiltflfl befflD me." receding. Tuesday's - niiinov- u . nnd114 -- from her wben were married. escaped returns 'to they All of these things betoken progress. Inspire the Republicans with with sore throat. How much better To be sure the ten commandments are "don'ts. Hut they are God's, hope cure a nore throat in a or two than w They mean continuation of the process and determination to go in and day A Frenchman who has become en- fight le in bed for weeks with Diphtheria. which is different. of national education on this question they will be most lust tbs thusiastic about baseball timely. The party keen Hnmlina Vi.rH Oil in is going to which has ben going on for months, a has been suffering from house, to make It the French National apathy and try serious and widespread effort to enlist '.eeds Just such a for .5 A baseball 'would fillip Its spirits tamo. boys' game I notice the of the best thoughts of the country to It evidently has much Takes More Than That. bo a department agriculture better than . Quaker meeting compared with consider with those In au- mere chance In "Truth lies at the bottom of ui-tis- menus lur me together fighting 1912, whch two nines of excitable Frenchmen I l,Ju,6 riUUing on whom action must the a few well." war) thority, rest, only days ago was all that the la tbe sport I country of English sparrows. best to be done. most "Yes, and unlike most wells, you ff liy things Indianapolis sanguine were Inclined to itrant it-D- V'f It is a problem that has now assumed News. etroit Free Pr can t raise It by hot air." Baltimore Goats' milk cornea strongly recom- American. mended as a new cure . enormous proportions and the solution has for Inebriety. English Th President's Attitude. The President's on torn friend. I ',een t0 Courage Try it SOflrrOW 'ong delayed. It is safe to say tbat nothing Is The cheers whlrh ... CnRiSTMAS POST CARDS FKEB e rci in PrO Hi Send lc m 1 flat fttjimn f civ. n Mr akw" t;nctc uiai buiiib Hiatus Have Ulierou farther from the thought of the pres dent's declaration before Gold T There will be no art in masculine the Pub J HmbncitKd Chrl.tmu and Nw bounties for the dead ent Incumbent of tbe White House lie Lands convention at 1 "niimi colors ana iutbu fashions," an "un- Should be sparrows. Is this Denver that p . says English artist than that the Republican party is he totally disagreed una, in jhiics m mpM not with the resolu-tlon- s til men discard trousers." Tush I Look the case? menaced with gravely by adopted old-fas- some of men supplanting by the convention on What has become of the ; at the bats the are Killed Does the state of Illinois offer bounties tbe Democratic. The fact that some tbe public land this question were ioned politician who used to Imagine wearing year ? affect to see, namely, that the spontaneous tribute for them, and if so how much And where party of men Wno td" he was T Toledo . By MIS. L. SWEENEY In destiny's only son ' has reached a crisis Its career and mired courage to a man of have a now de- Chicago should be taken? courage. Blade. , The Wrights safety they that In tbe natural course of events btee for aviators. If It don't work Newspapers could do a deal of at an off election the people decide to tbe . great Democratlo Presidential Tv l V . . . Pi batter than tbe safety devices on end more Democrats to J0ZOt inn. oe mimea. ask lor nJiveu ay good by making known to the public the congress than are not heeding the fate of Bag Blue. Makes beautiful white clothes. aiwatoti tb rat of risk on aviators have been for some time the wot reasons the are our enemies tbey doing distinguished man who talked At all good grocers. wd bo reduced. why English pparrows and other birds are our does not an elf Into back, constitute element the minority column tail best friends and should be protected) la the chances of the party tn power. We show hnw mnh nt thm Rlble believe by the war we trust Ood. 3

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14 made by the SYNOPSIS. "V..1 tfannnita admitted "We'll! she had done him that she saw him of the desperate attempts to find the diamonds. So Fitch work along that line for the present from her partner's shoulder before be Hindoos did not bother the sleuth as much as The with a scream from Now, then, Where's the woman?" picked her out from a score of other story opens did other friends of Elinor's, and It Dorothy March In the opera box of Mra. He turned to All with a piercing comely young women on the floor. Missioner, a wealthy widow. It Is oc- was for Brits several times was Mrs. Mlssloner's necklace look. The servant salaamed. Miss March instantly wearied of the well; casioned when his ends to dissuade Mrs. Mis- breaks, scattering the diamonds all over "Excellency." said he. "we have waltz, to the dismay of the youth at wits' the floor. Curtis Orlswold and Braxton and Bands from going to the Mis- verified the sec- whose arm encircled her, and who sioner Bands, society men In love with Mrs. the address heading and a sioned father up the gems. Orlswold ond note. Sbe is there." rather fancied himself as a dancer. District Attorney offering heavy steps on what la supposed to be the cele- es- for Miss Holcomb'e appear- Hin- la the She lost no time in having herself security brated Maharanee and crushes It A "It well," said prince curtly. court However, doo declares It was not the genuine. An "Go!" corted to a small conservatory, where ance in the trial all the stones had them off, and It fol- expert later pronounces He turned to the Swaml and. stand she dismissed her partner with scant Brits held substitutes for the original. One of the lowed that Grlswold nursed the delu- missing diamonds Is found In the room with one foot on his chair, raised ceremony, and where, a few momenta Holcomb, confidential compan- ing Elinor and Fitch and Sands of Elinor his elbow to his knee and lowered his afterward, she was joined by Grls- sion that ion of Mrs. Mlssloner. She Is arrested, were so by the notwithstanding Mrs. Mlssloner's belief cbln to his hand. wold. suspected strongly In an up- men no search for M Iter Innocence. Meantime, end of Even then the debutante's unwitting Central Office that town mansion, two Hindoos, who are in "I believe we're close to the else was In America to recover the Maharanee, dis- our he mused. "I have a feel- tangling of the threads of Grlswold's evidence against anybody takes quest," and Carson also cuss the arrest. Detective Brits we must the Maharanee to fate might not have had such influence progress. Donnelly up the case. He asks the of ing get had fostered that misconception on the 2r. Fitch, Elinor's fiance, in running night," if we are to recover It at all. upon bis future If she bad approached criminal. Brits learns that clubman's part by their unabated ac- down the real We have played a waiting came for her subject with directness. Had she duplicates of Mrs. Mlssloner's diamonds In hunting proofs of the girl sec- were made In Paris on the order of many months, and it Is time now to told Grlswold at once what she had tivity While Brits Is Those worthies spent Elinor Holcomb. walking act Are you prepared?" said to the detective concerning his retary's guilt seised, bound and gagged by Hindoos. He every day of their work on the case Is Imprisoned, in a deserted house, but "I am skill aa a draughtsman, the clubman's an In- prepared." in Elinor's past, and in efforts makes his escape. Brits discovers "You will not stay your hand when suspicions would have been aroused, tracing sane diamond expert whom he believes that to couple Fitch with her suspicions was employed by either Sands of Orls- it comes to the and he might have taken steps be- Mlsslon- point?" theft of the Jewels. Furthermore, wold to make counterfeits of the Swaml did not answer. He aat would have had a marked effect upon er gems. Orlswold Intimates that Bands The the sort of men who would rather on Two Hindoos folded arms the docu the development of the great Mission- ing Is the verge of failure. with staring at win credit for detective work than do burglarise the home of Sands and are ments on the table. It was in an al er mystery. But Dorothy was too flut captured by Brits. On one of them he quietly in the way of real "Millicent" and ad- he tered, too remorseful, to go anything finds a note signed by tered voice that at length spoke: prettily detection of crime or criminals, they dressed to "Curtis." Brits locates a wo- sa- to the heart of the "Prince," he said, "already the straight subject, from their man named Millicent Delaroche. and In her innocent endeavor to post could not refrain expressing cred gem should be ruby red with the in Elinor's at every Grlswold in respect of her chat with belief dishonesty CHAPTER XX. blood that has been spilled for it turn. talked liberally to the sea- In of Brltz without making him think she They There is something the air this soned in the newspaper was a gossiping little busybody, she reporters Kananda's Mission. strange land that makes It distaste- rookeries Police Headquar-- ' her Interview with the club- opposite Kananda and the Swaml, in the up- ful to me the thought of further protracted men In the po man so dances that , ters, to the newspaper town bachelor apartment whither they bloodshed. Regain the Jewel we must; through many and the when It ended Grlswold persuaded him lice stations, magistrates' from the Fifth avenue ballroom, but I would It could be done without several star repor- aped "I Had No Thought of Giving Up the Quest , self the would be time courts, and to the a table on which were new sacrifice of life." morning ample more papers bent about to do that which he felt must be done ters of the enterprising various All, Mrs. An expression of demoniacal scorn on spread diagrams. to of who had been assigned especially stood at a overspread Kanada's features until he the Maharajah, It Is at your disposal, the need of even greater haste than he avert the probable consequences uwerea Mlssloner's servant, frankness. His van- the case. Every word tney distance. He wore a con confronted the sage with the face of too." was making in pushing his pursuit of Dorothy's girlish on their evidence In the return Missioner diamond to a close. But again played its part, too, for when hinged cerned look that Intimated he had a gargoyle. His calmness reminded the Prince the ity of a verdict against Miss Holcomb, he asked ve Burlen, conscience-stricke- n though he he had thanked little Miss March for been subjected to some pretty stiff "And the brethren?" angri of his own Oriental origin. The and, with the exception of two or three - was loath to send the information what he pleased to consider her Inter- Questioning by his masters. The high- ly. "Can it be you have a thought hemence he had acquired In western was, newspaper men who to the man until he could est In him, and when Dorothy, having unusually sapient caste Orientals paid little attention to for these western dogs when your lands slipped from him like a loosened Headquarters discounted the opinions of Donnelly have time to make further and more signally failed to Impress upon him the him. leaned over the table un own brothers of the faith are suffer robe. In an instant under his out and Carson because they knew Brits They which we search of his as well Impersonal nature of her conscience til their heads almost touched, study lng the shame and pain in ward seeming of an English or Amer exhaustive shop, was doing the real work, and because as of the in the rear of the stroke, found herself in a further flut- in diligently the papers that lay upon left them? Has your heart turned ican he repossessed courtyard Brltz had as yet made no revelations, on which its windows gave. It ter of bewilderment, Curtis Grlswold It, occasionally following the lines to water?" the composure of his race. building the reporters quoted inem ai grcak answer. Still was dark in the court, and the proceeded to parade her up and down with nnnrtls. and nausing to make The Swaml did not he said with a little forced imper length. his "Sorry," feet of his candle made his the dancing floor as effectively as he hurried calculations on the margins of with folded arms, he kept gaze laugh. "Rather bad, you know, to light Therefore, practically all tne New set in search so Blow that the time he had shown off the rich and beautiful the sheets. At length the Swami on the papers, his features quiet take to heart that way, but by York papers published stories In which things was sure the note was gone beyond widow in the larger ballroom a little leaned back and gazed fixedly at the determination. this really is a serious proposition, Elinor Holcomb was tried, convicted, its was too farther up the avenue. Grlswold ar- "Are you afraid?" pursued the and we mustn't fall down on It (As possibility of recovery, it and sentenced In advance of her prince. for him to find Detective Brltz at himself on his He - ' Is we're on the prince. "Does your soul shrink, your we are so near success, 1 will tell late prided versatility. for the theft of the Mission- "It evident right his mes that it was as for him, raignment draw now the ap Police When argued easy g track at last," he said. "Chunda and hand back, that you it is a question not only of piety, Headquarters. er necklace. Sunday 7 a returned with the that as he would have expressed it to his could not have done their pointed hour is nigh Are you true but of politics. There is a dash of senger report papers went so far as to publish page Gazlm " Office man had left his club Intimates, "to a filly believer and master of the faith, or mild statecraft in The the Central put through stories, to be psychological work thoroughly." it Maharajah one In her as it had been to advertise purporting well-roote- room, and that no the Mulberry paces" and he almost screamed, "an apos d studies of tha mental bent uat made' "They didn't do it at all, when it has a pretty idea that the whole ballroom tate?" on street building knew where to find him, the fact before the the trusted of a multimil- comes to that," answered, the prince. permanence of his reign depends Doris fastidious secretary end The Swaml's copper face turned a to Burlen became so alarmed that he that Missioner, the lionaire woman, with a com- "Instead of finding only a loose restoring the diamond the Temple." to and of society un- darker shade. A flash of seared hastened to Headquarters to try beauty worshiped possessor fortable career In throw of the thread, they ought to have fury The sage looked at him interroga- on expectation, his as he raised them to those take up the hunt for Brltz from that many millions, apparently was the all chances to the winds by yielding the whole skein." eyes tively. . tangled them He was as unsuccessful as his point of accepting him as her second to said the Swami, "this of the prince. He lowered I know," continued Nandy, point to a momentary feminine impulse "However," "Funny, emissary, and he spent many anxious matrimonial venture. baubles. note shows original suppositions again, however, and said, stolidly: after all, it is the twentieth possess herself of glittering my "but, hours in the waiting room hoping for All of which resulted in Grlswold's studies were In- were accurate. The jewels were ta- "I am unable to conquer the feeling and the P. and 0. boats take ThoBe psychological century, the detective's return. The photo en long stay at the dance, in his ride with and migb,t ken the man who trod on the false that it cannot be for the good of the some pretty restless people to India. teresting to the multitude, by as graver tried to console himself with Dorothy to her home In an automobile worth had they box." brothers to wade through blood Those busy-bodie- s have stirred up a have been publishing diamond in the opera the thought that the negative had been otherwise occupied only by a satlsfac or as If were so," Kananda did our fathers for possession of what, deal of discontent in our part of been based on either psychoolgy "It looks it good and he therefore had been able torily d and in on Grls- after is a stone. I know ob- spared, chaperon; truth. They had their effect i "The is, where are all, simply the world, and my father is an replied. question to to send to Britz's office the hundred his waste of further time at one of bis and a consequence of now?" whai it means to the chosen ones servant man." wold, though, they facsimiles of the "Curtis dear" missive clubs after parting with Miss March was that the clubman's mind woman has them," returned have that stone taken back to the "I had no thought of giving up the that fact "The his customer had ordered. But it was and her duenna a waste of hours any was at ease so far as the possibility scholar. Temple. I feel more keenly pan the Swaml explained. "All the send quest," poor consolation when he recalled the one of which might have been made as he would be connected with the sneered Nandy, "Bhe is you can feel the yearning they I wished to do was to move more de- that "Unless," our earnestness with which the detective useful to him as a year of ordinary of the gems was con- our clubman at across the seas for the success of I believe we can recover disappearance oeatlng enterprising liberately. had enjoined upon him not to let the time. He was further disposed to pro- cerned. own How do you know mission. But, prince, the Maharanee the stone without great violence, and bis game. original leave his hands. Burlen was crastinate In this crucial moment by So Grlswold did not go to the AtnwifnA I. It, Imirnav aprnsR the I incline to these Westerner's views she hasn't sold them?" an exceedingly uncomfortable young the success of the Headquarters man nor did he dis- EWorld, has been purged perhaps of the far to think it would be better Renaissance that night "ThlB note" enough man during all the time he awaited In throwing all suspected persons off Delaroche with a telephone scarlet stains that were upon it can for our religion, for your father, and turb Mrs. "Oh, I know all about that," laughed the sleuth's return. His discomfort did their guard by keeping Elinor Hol an instrument stood have not we not take it back in all Its present for the brethren to say of message, although prince. "It is plain you nothing not decrease as the hours dragged by. comb in the Tombs. Through all his desk in her boudoir, te to the ways purity? Are we not skilled enough ourselves If we could do so. The on a convenient given sufficient thought our But it would have been well for work on the Missioner case, Brltz had und an extension wire connected it women. If only you in the ways of the East to recover easiest way sometimes really Is the of these western Brltz to have that knowledge in re' been beset with requests from Mrs with a device that rested head out of those own without bearing death to the best." duplicate would take your to the vanishment of the Missioner, Sands and other friends of on a little Russian table beside her in a while, and men of the West?" "I know all that." Insisted the gard strange esoteric clouds once It would have been bet the widow's secretary, to permit them would have been the work . Kananda spurned the chair away "but we have not the time. Grlswold note, bed. It come to earth for a look around, you Prince, Curtis Grlswold if to give ball for her. Sands and Mrs. Grlswold to Into and, gripping the table with both This hunt is close to a hot ter for Dorothy of a moment for get wouldn't be quite so ingenuous." drawing had not become conscience' Missioner were particularly Insistent touch with Mrs. Dela- note she will hands, leaned toward the scholar. finish. You that we have the March conversational "But she eays in this forget stricken in respect of him that same in their desire to see Elinor at liberty, and he would have had the ex- of the "Listen to me. master!" he said cleverest detective In New York one roche, have to sell some the Jewels," For little Miss March, being Fitch, though normally his wish to see cuse of to her urgent and in- savagely. "It was all these possibili- of the cleverest in the world evening. replying Swaml persisted. "That certainly as soon as she per his fiancee free must have been note If he had ties my father anticipated when he to If he got the diamond, he of Puritan stock, somewhat petulant dicates they are still In her posses- beat that she have than that of anyone else, was for him, he sent me as your companion in this en would not our claim to it suaded herself might stronger received it; unfortunately sion." recognize trouble for Mrs. Mlssloner's ad reconciled to her protracted lm missive. Kanan- said He knew I was experienced for an instant. He'd turn it over to made partly never had seen that "On the surface it does," terprise. too to the by the detective's to of in the wiles of these Western dogs. Mrs. and we would not mlrer by talking freely prlsonment frequent da's guess in regard the activity Nandy. Missioner, bland man from street lu assurance of her ultimate vindication. Chunda and Gazlm, was wrote He was aware that in the English unl stand the of a chance In any Mulberry his followers, "But the woman when she ghost corner of the Forrest theater, Moreover, the doctor, in consequence adroit Orientals to and the British as well court of law. This Is a case where the cozy accurate, for these it could not have supposed it was verslty capital, to the mischief as of his work on the case with Brltz, had note from Grls- as in the cities of the European contl we must helo ourselves to our own resolved repair rap had stolen the missing be read by anyone save Orlswold." as She, sent direct knowledge of the Importance wold's before It came un- nent, 1 had mingled with them in there is Orlswold. How do Idly possible. therefore, apartment "How do you know she didn't Besides, note to the clubman, that the suspicions of others should of "Curtis their and in their homes we know he Is not to a little asking der the observation dear," to deceive him?" asked Kananda. pastimes getting ready make a to see her in not be alarmed. He had been with the was I had seen and heard their puer- They that he it point to whom it addressed. Altogeth- you chose the schol that flee with the jewels tonight? In when the card of Bruxton ex- ."It's a good thing I studied the course of the evening; and the detective er, once more, as he would have my irienu. ile nhilosoDhy that had mav be in his possession, or he may was discovered in ar's life in early youtn, I note she gave him a list of the several Sands the posses pressed It. things were not '.'breaking" ex-- . their womanish religions, and that have them to the woman who Aa a society man, you'd make an given functions Bhe Intended to take in, slon of tho old curiosity shop man ; he for the suave of the Iroquois had experienced all the soul poison herself Millicent". secretary ceedlngly interesting, but distressing- signs The ball Mrs. Missioner attended, and knew of the note addressed to "Curtis Trust by which their civilization The Prince paused, framed his fin Company. 'innocent abroad.'" which Grlswold scored what he re dear" and signed "Millicent," and also fTO BE CONTINUED.) ly hopeless turns men to children. Can you guess to and looked between at Nandv had learned his philosophy gers tin tip. as a distinct in the orders the laid upon the note as If into a garded gain parading of in one of the swiftest Maharajah them at peering widow before many of femininity me when he bade me come with you?" the wealthy .At. of Cambridge town; In the most crvstal gazer's globe. as a re- The Swaml still maintained a dig "I am convinced the woman has the their acquaintances receptive exclusive London clubs; In the Olymp of his was one nified silence. necklace." he went on. "Our men cipient attentions, only ian fathering of Heidelberg stu of the affairs on Dorothy's list Grls "I will tell you," continued the have had time to search Grlswold's riant, and in the most wold received the note too late to prince. "My father said: 'The time from end to end, and the oiri of the gay capital. Whatever apartment come up with Miss March before the hesi- may come, my son, when your friend, other men's, too. If they found tne h! there was nothing ball, so he decided to meet' her at a theory, to the great teacher, quails from that Jewels in either place, we would know tant about it. He held in regard later danco. That decision upset one 'I which is before him. If it comes, then now. The whole question pre sex the most settled opln it by of his plans-rt-he most he the only when it strike as and Itself to my important comes, swiftly sents clearly enough formed in many months, although inns as would strike to save old French holds had to me." said the Swaml, surely you mind. The proverb he did not know Its Importance at the of Cecil Rhodes "it Mmi throne.' And 1 will my cherchez la femnie." Strategy conclusions are pretty far your strike, good, time. It had been bis intention to go "that your master!" Kananda added res Swaml arose. As he did so, All I bow to you, prince, in grimly The from the Fifth Avenue ballroom to the fetched. But olute. "If flinch from any neces room with more How He Got Ahead of His Brother In bag and baggage with him; but social law. Perhaps I you the Hotel Renaissance, and if he had not the matter of sttv that arises in out this extended toward his Matter of Boiled thought that I'd go to the drawer a little more about the higher carrying salaams, and received the note from Miss March, he know of I will warn once on which a Shirt just make sure of my shirt It was when it comes to cotil task ours, you master a silver tray lay would have done so even though he mysteries, but as I am now and in minute hiero gone! Cecil came back that night. oaccaiaureaie ue even warning you tiny s6roll, written have escorted Mrs. Missioner to " lons, you take the if still hand or seek Orient. The scholar might The late Sir William Butler, In his 'Well, Cecil.' I said, you won over " then, you stay your glyphs of the her home and passed a short time with fit save least of those who may seal and scanned the paper autobiography, which has just been that shirt of mine; bat Just tell ate have been a shade of to the broke the her in the Interval. There may between us and the sacred A exclamation be- published posthumously, tells the fol- how you did it, for it wasat on yon words. If so, Kananda, stand swiftly. slight flattered the club- irony in his God kill information contained Dorothy's request lowing of Cecil Rhodes, which when you left here and you bad so failed to notice lewel. bv I'll you!" trayed that the story .11 his subtlety, it was broke even man's vanity so greatly, however, that Cecil's brother, Frank Rhodes, told parcel with you. What did yoa de vou are the ques The scholar's Imperturbability in the little scroll through to defer his visit v" "i think clouding Kananda's violence of reserve. His hand he did not hesitate him: with Itr when you take it for proof against his magnificent to the Renaissance in order to keep "He chuckled a little and - tion needlessly word and manner. The only sign he trembled a little as he handed the "My brother," said Frank Rhodes, i said, dry- the woman who wrote inis the interesting appointment the debu- man. We were ly. 'I it on under the old granted gave was a slight tightening of his to the Prince A hurried read- "is a strange young put note Is not true to uuniB unsworn-into- rt paper tante,' with more conscience than dis- and there wasn't too Now. that's Cecil." , fingers as thev clasped his arms, and ing sufficed to destroy all of that chaps together, " And the . Swaml tapped cretion, made for him. The conse much or too a look straight into the eyes man's recently gained calm. He money many things "" '' table meditatively with the scrap lightning young quence was that by the time Oris us. Surfeited. the of the young man across the table. It hurled himself into a sealskin among ' the man with the glistening fairly wold's Interview with little Dorothy "One Cecil came asked me "Can't 1 you to subscribe of paper was in a tone of perfect control that coat and thrust his head into an day and persuade ...a. Viori nlphPrt from me cnuieio March was at an end, the hours had to let him have one of my shirts, as tor a copy of our latest nook M nor he " ; replied: opera hat. to which even ." :. f J, board in Burlen's workshop, not a mo- passed beyond a point he wanted to go to an evening party polar exploration V f dl- when It comes' to myself, he said, 'we have MlkfA - A tvMiirtn't it be a good deal more "Death, "Quick!" hiB ingenuity could strewn conven in London. Well, I wanted the shirt .I.' vrui MnMnM ma continue to Is the least of my concerns. Tou may ment to lose!" to make It 1 said the Swami, "to ' well for Brits if tlonallty far enough practi myself that evening and I told him to take It as a gift' spent four year rect," strike when you will. Your Highness It would have been Delaroche take it for granted she is sincere that had cable for him to see Mrs. he couldn't have It He said nothing, carrying malls In North Dakota, two Grls-wol- I am a master of the none the young photographer acquaint- the Jewels from faith, but that night. but I knew he didn't like a years driving a cab In Mlnneapa" she received servant of throne. My ed him promptly with the fact of the losing has them, and that the less, a the was so I watched him. ' - and I've Just escaped from Dv' that she still to father to do of the Millicent note. Dorothy dancing abstractedly chance, tu v with any 01 life belongs your royal disappearance when Grlswold found her.' Sbe was so "I aaw him off to the train. He had Got a book on hunting In eeetr ! i rhe will not part with as he And since you Tho detective's acute Intelligence ' rerusea 10 cum' it pleases. to the harm she felt neither the. shirt on him nor had he ' , until the clubman has are' arm of would have argued from that Incident impatient adjust ,i money! tell me that you the long ply with her request for 4

I ft M 1 IMK l.sl LL. Calfornie broke all reordt la Thl Daily. n IWINO 40to in the production of oil bt 0. it. Pant dim 1 1 1 1 t At w MAOHINI ! i. ri ti ku nA at jM tingle State. Her cutout waVNo. or lL 41, Patengtr E.M 6:0a A M. GROCERIES FEED, r Cae mi ei Ctafrcas 4 oearly 35 per crnt ol the greatest QUAUTYt ..- - du pruuucuon ever attained ttie Daily except Suxpav. Ma ry No. 91, Local Frt. Wist 4:00 . MEAL price ii.ea per year.) , ...... , 91, Local Frt. Ea?t FLOUR, iu 10:30 p.m. NOT "nt uiuy lie umiea OLD eatee fttraiaa oa Ap- - O.R.DENTON, Aivertlaiag States Geological Survey's report Agent. UNOIR on petroleum, contributed 73,oto, ANY pjlHfc1, and Farm Seeds. 560 barrels to the THE CHURCHES. OTHER n rwi C C U, Editor Md Publisher. total, which was name. p than M. UUUL3 greater the production of E. CHURCH Meetings every uuy Russia, the second prcducting First and Third Sunday's of each is a cross on WARRANTED FOR ALL TIMI. if there marled country in the world. month. Services morning and ibo XISVl' 110MB you will All Best and Cheapest! fhis space you will know that ycur If you purchaaa the Choicest, evening. have t lift asacl at tb prica you py, and wul subscription to this paper has ex cot have aa and lets ebala or t Killed Rer. J. W. CAAirnru., Pastor, repair. pired. Ve would be pleasrd to By Cars. receive your renewal at once. Unknown man killed by cars, at at (Otherwise the pap r wilt be Dermming on D.c. 25th, appear- - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. ertly 35 years old, weight 190 1 . kit the n San Jon, New Mexico. jWJiD'M having on his S 10.65 in ' person J. P. Masterson, Pastor. Cheapest s, money, a no 41208 WIJ RUU OFFICERS. registry receipt L-jt- m the end T3tto Preachihg every second vjl a business card C. Moise. Sunday reading at 11 oclock a. m. Kansas City Journal, Kansas City Prayer 8 oclock r. m. AND YARD IN Governor V, J. Mill?, Santa Fe, Mo. A service, If yon want w!ny mncblne, wrtto for FEED WAGON CONNECTION. typographical card no 174. 1 N. M. All Christians especially invited our ten, rauloguo before yo.i purcliRHO. Secretary Nathan lafia, Santa to this prayer service for th good ISb St Bcj8 Sfi3: 51at'r6 Co., Ora, fa Fe, N. M. of the community. Friendly Confidences. for Attorney General W. Territoral Lease Lands. Service 2 oclock Music and Manners. Always works the Southwest. Frank at (slow time) "Wtat did ray ma to Clancy, Sauta Fe, N. M. lay you when Tsu Kung, a pupil of Confucius, said, on Saturday before the second j you came la T" Inquired Johnny of bis ! -- m Alter have subscribed for M. ' any it 1, onir you Treasurer A, Otero, Santa c. . . friend who had come to cotry : tea. "She said hear iu music in order to know if home then tho M. juuu". cvervooay invitea. -- - - - ,, 1 its your paper, take Fe, N. Quay ha- ttl p.m r . iu t me. ..1 County. fico.m in in manners and customs are good or El Paso Superintendent Public Instruction Sunday bchool each Sabbath at glad," said Johnny in a relieved tone. tad Herald. The Herald is James E. Clark, Santa Fe. The list enumerated belw 10 oclock A. M. uob bob taiatnis morning she hoped the best daily ifor you to read as you woulda't come." aitfin-titu-tion- Stray Stories. . N. M. the vacant school J. P. Masterson, you get all the hte Associated Supt. Spilt Milkand Ink. Coouniesioner of Land land in the above on VV. B. Press news and the dis- Fublif County Griffiths, Stc. Visitor to special P. Krv The Noisy Woman. (congolingiy Tommy, Robert rne, Santa Fe jNoveber 1st . The same are who a bottle patches covering New ion. SinffinR School meets Sun- One unhappy, notoriety-seekin- g wo- has upset of ink on the Mexico, :N. M. e every subject to for grazing or man, in search of a "real will new carpet) Tut, my boy. there la West Texas and Arizona. The day afternoon at Three oclock at mate," no us vaiue and Warden James make more nolsa than 10,000 mis- crying oer spilt milk. i rjsb agricultural purposes. Hfral!s wide circu'ation civii jj P. Goble, Santa Fe, N. M. the Church. tresses of happy homes who would not Tommy Course not Any duffer Applications may be made for knows that All trot to do Is us the publicity we ned to attract Charles D. Miller, San- severally exchange daces with tha you've to jKgiaer section two tMrtv-tvi- o call In the rat. and she'll lick it N. M. and subject queen of the Indies.St. Louis up. new people and nrw capital to our ta Fe, Dut this don't happen to be and to such laws as the State Legisla- milk, section. You can help it in its TUB LODGES mamma will do the licking. Plttrlct Court. Sixth District. ture may enact. pood work for the southwest by Blank ((Counties of Gutlabipe, Otero, applications or funher The A. H. T. A. meets each 2nd and Cause of the Slaughter. becoming a regular subscriber. in Practice Will Tourist Crimson ! Lincoln and Quay.) regard torentail price 4th Wednesday evening. Make Perfect (in Gulch) Is it Practice even In a ract one of citl-tens- . - thyself the tbat your leading Edward R. Ala- may be had on application to Ter- B. H. Vrilkin, things Judge Wright, Pre. which thou despalrest of accomplish- Hafrtrigger Hank, shot three N. M. ritorial Office B. wagordo, Land at Sauta Fe, B. Horn, Sac ing. For even the left hand, which men yesterday? District Attorney Harry H. Mc N. M. Robert P. Ervien, Com-mission- Is ineffectual for all other things for Lariat Louis That's Jest what he Albuquerque Elroy, Tucumcari. N. M. want of practice, holds the bridle done, pardner. We got a new horpftal I Tb W. 0. W. meets each 1st and now. - more vigorously than the and Hank. he been hired Clerk Charles P. Downs, Alamo- School right hand; t'get Journal Landr 3rd Monday evenings. Visiting Sever for it has been practiced In this. business for Everybody's Week-- Morning gordo, N. M. is. If Section Townshiq Range igns Welcome Marcus Aurelius. Local Officers. 36 5N. 23E U 5. Land H. B. Rom, C. 0. Not Too Far Ahead. Aptly Described. Looking 16 6 C. L. "What la Register R. A. Prentice. 2? . Own, Clerk. An Italian woman was asked tn your boy going to be when he Receiver N. V. Gallegos. 36 6 37 court if she had any musical Instru grows up?" "I don't know. We've not eot that 36 6 33 The M. W. A. meets each ments in her heme. "No, slgnor," sho FailAssociated Press Leased sec. far yet. We're devoting all our time I QUAY COUNTY OFFICERS. 36 replied, "nothing but rackets," 7 27 ond and fourth to ways and means of him j Ifire in Saturday evening "WhatT" Queried the lawyer. "Rac- bringing Report Every Day his - jRhariffJ. F, Ward. 3" 7 28 of each month. ketsthe things they put in sraDho- - safely through college football tnc Year- R. P. Dcnohoo. period. After that .we'll probably Probate Clerk 20 Visitors welcome. phones." choose a career for . H. "t hfm." ,.i?rasirer:C. Chenault, -- 36 7 29 C. L. Owen, V. C. t. ... Probate Judge . D. Cutlip. Geo. 36 7 E. Sale. Clerk Assessor I. J. Briscoe. , jo Superintendent of Schools C. S. 36 7 33 Cramer. 36 8 27 Albuquerque, N. A!. Surveyor-- W. L. Xraylor '36 ' 8 2& PROFESSIONAL CARDS .36 3! Board of Commissioners ,3 - 16 8 34 CHAS.- C. REED, C. F. MARDEN First Distriot W. A. Dodson. S 36 8 .14 Notary-Publi- c, Dealer In Second District J. M. Hodges. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 3(3 9 28 All Blanks Third District R. C. Stubbins. Legal Properly Execu'td 04391 16 9 33 Precinct Officers. Office in Sentinel Building General Merchandise! Department nf the Interior, U. S 3 9 34 'AND- - Lan otllce at, Geo. E- - Sale, Justice of Peace. I Tucumcari, N. m., 16 9 35 November 25. I9II. Dudley Anderson, Constable. Office 00 130 16 10 2S tel. residence Notice Is hereby jrlven that Pran 28 O DRUGS c3 els B. Fry, for the heirs of a M. we tavor the Call and see us. Satisfaction Fry. deceased, of San Jon. N. M., Although largest 3' 31 guaranteed. who, Dr. B. F. HERRING. on January 1900, made homestead measure of personal liberty, we 16 . 2, 32 No want it understood that we think HF.RRIX0 BUILDING Staple and Groceres. entry 7013, for WtfSW.V and 11 Fancy 36 See. 21 SEl-- 4 33 - SWixW' and NKl-j- . 1 Jout as much of a woman who TUCUilCAEI, - NEW MEXICO 16 rr 28 See. 20. Twp. 10 X, Range 34 K, N. smokes as cf a man who cigarettes 36 29 M. P. Meridian, has tiled notice srears a corset. of Intention to 16 ,1 33 DR. R. S. COULTER, malo Final Five Year Proof, to establish claim t 36 . tl he dentist, land above Every wife should be a helpmate 16 Sentinel Year. described, before E. E. 13 33 Oltice in New Bank Building, U. S. to her husband. For instance, if I$per Hedgecoke, Commissioner at ii 34 Phone 64. Endee, N. M., on the of Jan- ha the of a llth day yon ye pleasure large 13 33 Tucumcari, New Mex. uary, washing before you and he has the 36 11 Claimant names as witnesses: Iadorious task of going to the city, 16 . AJL1L 35 KOniNS F Mrs. Minnie E. Townsoml, .1. W, At- or taking a trip the coun A. .T 11 through 36 ii Dr. J. Edwim Manney, kins, J Atkins and work with bim: let him all of Sau M. try, change 16 15 34 & Jon, x. Physician Surgeon, 22-?- in 6 K. A. help you wash the forenoon and 11 Prenticb, Register 36 11 Office Sutton Building, Main St. you help him ride in the afternoon. 16 17 34 Phone 85, Res. Phone 171. A wife will herself to good deny 11 11 JOB 36 New Mex. WORK Tucumcari, entertain her husband, especially Institutiona Lands City Markets. wash But some men will pn day. 4 5 29 say, "When I com down to that ' ii . GaDONE AT THIS OFFICE. Butier I'll hire it done." We find no . Dr. W. LEMING .20c 23 ,, PKS fault with it done, but as to , hiring 3 30 Speciality, eve, ear, nose ChickcDS down to a tiroat. f 25c to 35c coming help woman, my X3i j 3. 4. 20. Glasses fitted. Turkeys dear sir who created you so far a ir.oo toil. 21 and 29 fa 6 27 Office, first stairway east of the Maize feore a woman that have to heads, per ton'.. .. .'.$12,50 you 15 &28 6 28 Hotel. 9, 14, Vorenberg Kaffir Corn heads, per ton.... jtopdespend to come down? I4I 12,50 12, 23, 25 TucuMCAkt, - New Mex. BUTCHER SHOP Beaus, per pound anP a6 in 5C A a general thug a reformer is 7 27 Corrected in weekly by Z. T. Mc at oerson who thinks all the other a & 3 7 aS FRESH MEATS AT ALL TIMES. ' Daniels, grocery and feed store. reform should wait until bis be 4 S 6. 7. 8 9, EUGENE E. HEDGECOKE j to dividends. 10, ia, 13, 17, Steaks, Chops, Roasts, Sausage, Hamberger ,gins pay 'U. S. Commissioner, Land Without Trees. 1 8, 24, 27, 31 Therahaven, the capital city of the 6th dtstrict Faroe This much is certain if you and 34 in a8 islands, U said to bo absolute-l- y Filings, Contests, Proofs, etc. treeless. The claim ts don't know exactly bow much 29. 30, 3t. 32. RESTAURANT AND made that - . . for some reason, nerhana nii 8 28 ENDEE, NEW MEX, ya. money Jtou have in the bank, it is 33, and 34 in tions, treos absolutely refuse to there. grow )ss than jou think it is. Notice I have several blank POOL HALL believes A model wife is one who application- for lease on above For Sale. Fettering Talent "TOU her husbrad tells a sen- - and will Store buildinpr iSx3t and smnM refuse to allow vnnr to Stat her; lands attend to this under LESTER & YOUNG ?rcl!!n I st'ji'y anj ?.r:r5!tsr" wife is one who. makes bim seal of stock of Groceries. Postoffice in ,'.-..- . aible my Notory Public for a fee ' teacher. "Ahtw.Uttf'.v " ' ... Relieve sbe believes what be tells one dollar and my work is guaran-- connection. Gcod location. This ' f.ro'icbtr. 1 want LI' to it ;!S I tied cornect. property must be sold at once and SAN JON N.M, "" ''liroi'Jrt, onl i 1 pre--1 fJ. ; absolutely Lw A't will co at this and aiaitK." C. Peed cheap. Inquire C oiftce. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED m m m 4 A If on are th"a"not i!25tei-i"J,tto- Bf Way home in the Best . PONIlDin lO in a Valley in tM.l ... .. ntlrn t nnt nn lnMi. Have bicycle. OdVoTBuViS rwn P People fi until rouiv?uifiii1.rofSfTr ,rM ,rom at t fleiv Mexico MP ob- "Did you ever notice," said the '"' ir cn mki om this JI Ji.i Vl. T: ",w,pi " Look over the if see ttiat suits you, write, as we ini serving girl, "that when people are following, you nothing' married their duty to their relatives have more Rood P HDf0CI.M. W.d. ,.... many bargains. censes inatantty, while every one's duty to them Is immediately Increased ton told!" "1 can't say that I ever did," d No. 5t City property Well, the placid girl, who accepts r No. 41 160 acres three and one built business bouse 25 x 60 feet, tbe world as she finds It "But what If half miles southwest of San Jon, iliiesrainjTirejJ!' made you tblnk of It Just now?" 12 foot ceilinp, shop in rear 16 x "Ob, I met Bertha Stone today all ferrced with two wires, twenty , M Inline. nL 24, small stable and other small W0nllrm0immthttlrftrt4.ii)(imthlttinlu SS You know she bad been planning on acres in rather cultivation, tight three lots on the this summer vacation for a whole year 8 buildings, cornet r land to work nice. nnwVf ippwiotw mi TUT TTI1 fjf il out a When just right on main A hundred thousand pairs told last year. to carry special project street, will trad or se nrsanzPTizxi i m it I asked her about It she told me tbut per acre. Z " '.?uvwy and!. as was to ber sis- rldlne". very durable and lined Insideeaiywith Just she ready go s'ubi ji ruuiwr, waicn never bo ter's children were both taken sick No. 4.2 Deeded 160 acres, a No. 52 Deeded. 160 acrev iUUIVa vaiU UU TVIJUTIJ ciuts up tulftll vbwh devoted two weeks i without and sbe the entire rimctupci allowing the air to escape. ' miles from San Jon, 35 acres broke four and one half miles north of We have hundred of letter from satUBed customer to helping care for them." "I she it was ber fenced and cross fenced all with San Jon, 60 acres in state of or twice in a whole season. They welsh no more than suppose thought good an ordinary tire, the punctnre resitting qualities beta duty." Interposed the placid girl, two tviroc, box houe. fine cultivation, fenced and cross fenc- Riven by several layers of thin, specially prepared smalj WK&SP ths Price of thoso gently. ed ,00 T1"" tires locati'.u). Price on with two small "But when Berths was nick Inst win 1 application. wires, house, aniwlal mHm IT miWn ffuifnp j .7.i ter It was no one's duty to take car barn 16 x 36, garden fenced with bad to to the hos- of her and she go No poultry netting, same nice the girl "The 43 Relinquishment 320 trtes, pital," argued ofcservirg vines and worst of the present case Is that ns .tTt-s-, one and three fourth miles bermuda grass, a fine ruo wr b.tt.r. iMt lonYiTr .irf lo soon as the children were well hf-- r well of water W. ftr. w.il "oewnt ire,:: San on, House 12 x whidi will furnish Jno.tb.tToawmb.io pIoumI ttatwbw 7 1 We wast or 20, T"J.toijnd Morteratoiw henctbli nrurUbl tlreoffor" 7iroPOr. sister left them In c.ire nurt ! am x all d,, water for land IF YOU NEED while she went to the cofrtry for 9 u jn, ftns' 40 acres TIRESZFJJi1"! rest and Bertha came buck :o thp'of in cultivation, mixed land, fine lays fine for irrigating from the flee all tired out to work another soil, choice location, cash price well. Price on application. year." ' or will trade. ' L. HEAD CYCLE "That was hard," agreed the placid liooo J. COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL. girl, sympathetically. No. 55 Vacant Lots. Two Nn. 45 Deeded 160 2 a man Led-fso- n acrs. fine corner lots on Main and Like going to execution. "Then there was Doris Thompson, stalked to. tee. a milt s from San Jon, all fenced and the first With who kept houe for her brother Jack. Fourth street at J200 each on sigh he turned to give hit first In- It was dreadfully hard for Doris to cross fenced with two wires, A no. structions. Then he easy terms. stopped. work downtown all day and take care one box house with shingle roof, of the Oat. too But she Insisted that No. 56 Business Lot. Corce No Relief Cousin Stella was making a neat both she and Jack neded a borne, al- good barn, both well painted, a r lot on Filth St. and Ave. little mound of sand and placing ber though we all knew she did It more-fo- few nice fruit trees, a well of fine Maple ball upon It Then In a cool calm, Jack's eako than ber own. When w about acres in cultiva- $150, $15 down, balance in small ' businesslike way she back, was iter, 50 stepped Jsck married she fully expected monthly to suit tbe in screwed up ber eyes and swung ber to make her home with them, but tion, fine oil, mixed land, at $10 payments pur- Sight chaser. This lot club twice. There was a crack which they gave her to understand that mar. pet acre faces the depot sent the white sphere hurtling a mar- rled people were much better off by and is a money maker at tbe pricel velous 200 yards. She turned ber 1 themselves. However, they suddenly When l edeson's sister's two blue Ledeson and No. 47 Vacant lot A fine cor- eyes upon changed tbelr minds when the twins ' frlnrtB were stowed , No. 58 Six lots in a bunch on gllng finally awf there was a deep silence. Then In arrived, and then It Immediately be- ner lot on main street one square oo the PuMr.an and Ledesoo had j a strangled way he seemed to be try- came Doris' duty to live with them. south side with barn 16 x 2a, from their staccato thanks and trom the depot, in the business capt'il ing to say something. "I remember how sorry we all felt fenced with wire, price I400 on their parting reminders end messages Cousin Stella crumpled over her for Mrs. Robinson when Alice mar- of town. A bargain at $250 ha put terms. am! general feminine exclamations stick In a spasm of laugh- ried. She was the child and bad good tor hysterical only heavrd his first relieved breath ter. "I couldn't help It," she gasped. been ber mother's constant com- two weeks, which was the length of. "No human could if she'd seen had declared)' N , 48 Vacant lots. Two lots No. 64 A choice telinquish-o- n i girl panion. They always thefr visit. ' that look of rage and horror on your they would never be separated, but south side a little way out, will ment five north of Sao Jon. Will On would not brutally say that face when Mrs. Wicketts thrust me that when Alice married she would no make a fine residence at sell or trade if takan LeFon hated women meraVy that upon you! She didn't know that we've live with them tn tbe big bouse. But property, very cheap hfm Danloular woman had Impressed a golf club down home and that I've sbe wedded a poor man and decided $40 for the two. soon. wl-i- - sex 'he marvelous charms of the won six cups! Now I'll go and crochet In favor of love in a cottage. Her as a hole. The effervescing kind were with Mrs. Wicketts and leave you In mother and father declared she was a particular trial to blm. and these j pence!" quite right and fought down their tvo had twn esreclally efferzescent. "Indeed you won'tP Ledeson explod- loneliness as best tbey could. But THE VALLEY LAND OOPMANY The wo weeks had Indeed been a ed. It had dawned upon Mm that when she bad three children to take Mphtmure. , , Cousin Stella was really a wonderful care of and could not afford a maid a Jlit ob a reward of merit and exception to all other girls. "You're Alice came to the conclusion that It I Of Sn Jon, NewMex. bracer Ledeson decidrd to take the going to play golf with me all after was a shame for mother to be alone In. Hay off and go out to bis golf club. noon for your sins!" that big bouse, and accordingly moved A " hole day tramping the sod. enttrsly ber family over. Dealers In , from of a woman's "There also was Aunt Janet Long, frp the blight Flower Topers. to him as the ulti- who brought up a family of nieces and presence, appealed When potted lilacs set Id tightly mate Joy. nephews. Not because she was able Irrigated Lands, Relinquishments, Deeded Lands closed cases are placed beside a reccp-tncl-e to do so financially, but because as full of ether, (ho ether vola- or Then liiBt as he tried to walk she had no husband children all - tilizes, and within thirty-si- x hours the .AND- h the smoker the relatives considered it her duty to fhroiij-- the first car to are In a state of lilacs torpor closely do so and weak gave itrs. Wicketts called him. Intoxication. If she, poor soul, resembling the plants life to tbe task. Now "Oh! Are you going out to the club, wlth up her they're are then sprinkled frosh water all marriod of course, could not she chortled. "How hot-hous- and, ifor perfectly and set In a warm e where pnFEnfnvsr. ! let j think of having their home Invaded We land in New in .fn-ely- So are we! Stella, dear; cityhave Mexico to trade for land other States the humidity Is sufficient, at the end an maid aunt who has tne present Mr. Ledeson. My cousin. by old 'ways, of the fifteenth day they will show But We sell Stocks of Goods, Vacant and Miss Qrddlt, Mr. Ledeson. Stella has so she lives alone. whenever there Improved Property. abnormal development. are sick extra work or ba- never played golf and-- was bound she headaches, But not all plants thrive under bies Aunt Janet is sent for baste Correspondence Solicited, and Information Cheerfully Given. nfcoukl have a chance to learn even If rose Is refrac- post such conditions. The and never falls to the club Is desorted at this season. treatment The carnation respond. tory to the "You remember that spoiled girl. That's I'm so-o-- o glad we oat show a why pink and hyacinth, however, Nellie who in all ber life you know all about golf! I can or Mayne, you deplorable taste for the alcohols never of an unselfish sit on the) veranda and crochet while - thought doing ethers which produce Intoxication.- act for Because sbe was you and Stella roam the links!" anyone pret- Harper's Weekly; nd Insisted on- - being and Mrs. Wicketts beamed upon her ty petted navlr--f ber own way sbe always bad victim. Cousin Stella, too. beamed Never Drink Watar. a tbe of at home and him. was a thing In Lower California large number bst everything DO She young YOU upon WANT mammals never her b'otbers and sisters all had to and Ledeson saw In his first horrified of the smaller desert American give up to ber. Tbey expected great she was even more effer- drink water, according to glance that visited things of her and were heartbroken vescent than the two who had just scientists who have recently live and thrive when she ran away and married a been removed from the scene by a the peninsula. They g who to young scamp bad sell on seeds and scraps of vegetation Pullman car. dry to recommend blm but a hand- , where the neat nd aridity nothing "How echoed Cou-- in places perfectly lovely!" are excessive without ever touching some taw. Now they have allowed sin Stella. "I'm simply craxy to play tbe of a fam- Upa to water, and it has even themselves luxury large Can I learn In one afternoon! their t.annot golf! been found Impossible to teach some ily of babies that tbey support, I learned a dreadful era-- perfectly cl thou to take water in captivity. and it becoriea everyone's Imperative , r.roi.iery stitch in only two nour u. duty to help tbem out ' - ri-- v .v. nn-- l I'm a splendid croquet Deeded Land Csto Ectween Two Rooms. "Of course.' pursued tbe observing conn-L'- -' : . bis am aware .:..:.!. vm'tf.y t'?d It proved a blesslnff in one honse. girt"! fully that married had them-selvv- .:i;h. Into tU i:.oi',tts cmlle that It Is in the doorway, between people are much better off by ui so budiy overworked of lata. the nureery and "mother room." At the same time it seems a jV.'hnt he really wanted to do was to There are times when the mothe bit one-side- d and rather unfair to their ci-- a let known or Coiicin Stella by the yellow likes to watch tbe children without relatives to It be that since and sew- cutis on the back of her head right among them. Often they have each other everyone else is being more an and must Rive her neck one swift, comprehen- ing or writing may be done outsider expect nothing sive twlFt. Centuries of conventional easllv with the gate between the moth- from thorn, but as soon as they need anctsiors, however, enabled' him to er and the little ones.LadlcB Home asilstnce their people must fall over ray hoarsely that he would be delight-"-I Journal one another to be tbe first on the to teach Miss Geddtt syot" It than he "What is to be done about It!" tbe j was worse, much worse, Relinquishment Nature Faker. one 'could dreamed. -- He bad never Here's Champion placid Inquired. have was Sam about the known that a couid be quite so Some one telling "Nothing at all," and tbe observing girl of the mud turtle. "Yes." dismissed with awful. The poMe n,to longevity girl tbe subject .a Idiotically "I know all about that, tor v as so to his face that said Sam, shrug. tO firmly glued A venerable old fellow in If do and li even bad an old once I found you write description price would have staid was so old that he to borrow money a meadow, who Primitive Medlclnie. college chum tried his tall, and on from blm. In a daie of misery Lede-- could scarcely wiggle Some of the early medical practi- was carved (tolerably plain, en walked from the station to the bis back tioners were verr limited In tbe choice considering all things), these words: GEO. MINDEHAN club with Cousin Stella along M of remedies. Victor Hugo's family pby. trotting Year 1. Adam.' t beside him chattering every inch of Paradise, slclan used only ammonia and cam. s rthe way. arid Mrs. Wicketts beaming phor In different combinations. in his ILL. placidly. Bitterness surged The Average Mart'e Life. COLISEUH, CHICAGO, teart as secured olubs and Joined a he Uncle Penny wls says: "What Natural his tormentors. Cousin Stella clapped man leads. I Curiosity. drab life the average On the hills of Abbeville. 8. was her hands babylshly. a masked ball, or a C never went to a piece of quarts about the "Oh. what you withr house picked up are these play polo tournament, or a party. nix of a thimble. It contains a 'small she burbled. "How much does it count or uttered an epi- Never ato a trufflo bead that shifts about and appear! to COMMISSION CHARGED when you bit the ball! Why don't I never even tasted Burgundy, NO gram. baa orop-- water. they make them bigger! My goodness! although half my fnvorlta charactert or " Isn't there nt to play aver any in fiction have valloed la it taiae-- V A inn tx

A LuSKV Mo. DIIC0UHA01D, l car FARrXa i:j the east TIMD, KCK AND Jo- - I h sr ilril Tom Hmlff drn 17 JL':::SS CHY lAt;0 EXTRIG3TS got cut wlil a rmor. O Dean's Kidney Pills Brought Health Hum -- Yes, hn w. r.- - JtlMIn shaved 3 Method) It Call far Where There Is to his bnn1 OZHIEI and Cheerfulness. and he were Iryln' net Lack of Sussell Moisture, CeupleS Mrs. J. I l'emberton, M4 Lafayelte In (I,. Ii.nl.er s HM'ket and d ruvv Wflh Dry Weather. Ss.T4 Unknown Quantity Gov Sister of Jans Addsmi Heada Bt'., Marshall, Mo., says: "For years IIimI. I suffered with Mrlghl's disease which ycm ever to reason Returns. DolHe. Hate stopped ernt the The lack of subsoil moisture, coupled Kansas Institution. rfnrtnra anld was Incurable. I grew Poor why It It that so many that Mtlo Malief. products with excessive heat and dry weather. so I had to tune "Oh. dear!" sighed are extensively advertised, all at one weak, an avUtil lime with toy calls for dry farming methods. For to bed. Kidney 'Tin having drop out of tight and are aoon forgot my dfilllf." several seasons I have been w-r- e ton? The reason la the article Men Who Spend Much Time In City practicing secretions sup- her mother. plain a modified form of farming with Located in Qlrard Twenty Years Ago How's that?" queried dry I became ter- 1 did not fulfil the promises of the man- Office Not Competent to Write on on Death of Hus- pressed, "Shp's no cross can't do a thing good results. My plan is to plow for and the Her final- ufacturer. Thla appllea more particu Intricate aa These ribly bloated, and n ith her," answered Mabol. "I gueHH to a medicine. A medicinal Subject all crops as early as possible, while band Bsesme the Bank's larly prep- In Close Contact ly reached the point i he must be hatching her teeth." aration that has real curative value al- the ground contains the moisture from President where I took no inter- most aella Itaelf, aa like an endleaa spring rains. Harrow each day's plow- est in life. It was then Some Vocabulary. chain la recom To see or bushels of until one has finished Kan. ayitem the remedy thirty forty ing. Waiting Olrard, The morning sunlight I began using Doan's "Did you learn any French wiille mended by those who have been on with fifteen as much T7vr cured, grain dry land but before harrowing is allowing Altered through the little window In Kidner Pills and soon you were in Paris?" asked Bildud, to those who are In need of It. Inches of rainfall, and then drive for moisture to from the furrows the back office of the State Bank of after his re- In an Interview on the a escape Improved. Before long I was without meeting Slithers shortly subject miles through fields that will not give each day as would fall in a good day's and the across window from local saya "Take Olrard, ban the a sign of the trouble that seemed to turn Kurope, prominent druggist back the seed with the same tillage, rain. Harrow after each network shadows on a said Slithers; "not for Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root- , immediately cast a of the be me to my grave." "Oh, little," example more carrying I so I a have aold for and possibly slightly rainfall, rain till the crop Is In. While the floor. The woman who sat In the "When Your Back Is Lame, Remem-berth-e so very much, though. got preparation I many en in French." and never hesitate to recom ought to convince our dry farming crop la under ground choose your own heavy office chair behind the desk DOAN'S." BOc.all stores. could say cigarette years Name said Blldad. "What Is ci moisture weeder or fifty-eigh- "Good!" mend, for in almoat every case It thusiasts that the natural weapons either harrow, was t years old, but her face Foster-Mllbur- n Co., Buffalo, N. Y, hows Immediate results, as many of of the boII or or the moisture- - but don't fall to stir the garette In French?" subsoil, cultivator; top showed scarcely a wrinkle, and the said Slithers. my customers testify. No other kid holding capacity of the soil, or some soil if it rains, writes N. Olennon In white In her hair now and NEXT. "Clgnrette," so glinted HE WAS ney remedy that I know of has other quality seldom evident at first, the Country Gentleman. When the then of onoe a sale. by way proof that .lt Both large largely governs the" returns from dry crop starts stir the topsoll to the depth was The woman S. Works Ways. success Swamp-Roo- t gold. was Mrs. The of Dr. Kilmer's of an Inch do It "Mr. Wombat, I must leave you to Is due to the fact that It fulfils farming. after each rain, and. Alice Haldeman, and she is the bank'a We have come across even quickly if you have to use every get married. I know a great many every wish In overcoming; kidney, liver recently president. Mrs. Haldeman has anoth- to married. more extreme differences than the horse and man. at 4 a. m., and girls leave the firm get and bladder diseases, corrects urinary Start er claim to distinction, for she la the can fill onea noted. We have seen good to it till covers the Still, I hope you my place." troubles and neutralizes the uric acid keep up the crop sister of Miss Jane Addams of Hull will be all We have a which causes abundant on as level. A "That right. rheumatism. crops seemingly dry ground. Keep the ground House, Chicago. list of ladles who left us to A free trial bottle will be sent by land as could be found with but little ditch between the rows waiting dug by deep "Well, yes, I'm the president," she get married, are now tired of their mall, absolutely free. Address Dr. attention given to dry farming meth- cultivation and handhoeing of the like to come N. admitted to a visitor, "only I don't run husbands and would Kilmer k Co., Binghamton, Y., and while not far from it almost to- loose earth round the would per- mention this alxe bot- ods; crop, the bank we all run It to back." paper. Regular tal failure where mechanical de- be all if one had a river myself; tles aold at all 50c. and every haps right two men and I." druggists tail of had been carefully to turn into the but without gether the $1.00. dry farming ditches; was 20 Dr. and Wants to Se It carried out, says the Dakota Farmer. the river or a dash of rain one must It years ago that Mrs. Haldeman came to Olrard. The "I done heard it read in de paper, to Write About. These things convince us more than hoid the moisture in the soli by keep- some o' Nothing health was and the said Uncle Rasberry, "dat A new on a western ever that men who spend most of ing the ground level and leaving one physician's poor, machine gemmen says reporter paper move waa made on this account from deshere flying was to to a church meet- their time in a city office or who Inch of unbaked, loose, dry earth on a man kin do anything a bird kin. ' assigned go the home of their childhood in Illinois. and get a story of it. He went. visit but one or two strips of country top. Last season my potatoes yielded "That's what they say." ing In hu- When be came back the city editor are not so competent to write upon at the rate of 400 bushels to the acre "My husband became interested "Well, when any of 'em sees a we onto a tree aaked: this intricate subject aa are some of dry soli, though other crops here the banking business shortly after man sit fas' asleep holdln' wlf his I sho' wishes ' those whose hour abouts on came here," Mrs. Haldeman said, "and branch feet, dey'd I "How did It pan outr every working the same character of soil, We call me to have a look." "Oh," said the reporter, as he stuck brings them In close contact with the after being, ditched below the level of he founded a bank of his own. on a soil and possibly with the mortgage. the roots and "hilled are the oldest bank in the county and his foot the desk and lighted laboriously up," Katherlne There is never any ex Kind Parent "there was nothing doing. 1 All too many Jump at conclusions yielded less than 100 bushels to the have weathered three panics. cigarette, cuse for ignorance. "Dad." said young Jack Shiftless to to write. The which every-da- y facts will not Justify, acre. Of course, to raise "Dr. Haldeman. died five years haven't got anything potatoes by ago' Kidder That's There were Old Bill the other night, "I want to go ' In. a fist be- and make assertions too this method be she "and and with the last right meeting broke up fight altogether they must planted deep added, even schools In the dark to the show tonight." "A show at night tween minister and the deacon, general, and that are not only mis and the furrows as one words he ever spoke he asked me not to knight the gradually filled, ages. is no place for a kid like you," said and not a bit of church business was leading, but that we know are not cultivates after each rain. My soil Is leave the bank. So I took charge, and Bill. You should be at home In bed." Post. true. ' a I for I love done." Saturday Evening gravelly loam; but after four weeks I'm very glad that did, AND "But I peddled bills and have two We are to note is a inter- BABY'S ECZEMA BOILS glad that there of dry weather there is under the top the work. But, pshaw, it'a not ; tickets," said Jack, as he began to Love Note. more frank admitting, by very many inch of dry soil sufficient moisture. to tell you about myself you sniffle. "All right, then," answered esting "Mr ann waa about three weeks old People may sheer all they please at of these teachers ana experimenters, Some may object that level culture Old Bill, "I will go with you to see what Is called puppy love: but any that It takes a certain amount of for tobacco will not as the wind when I noticed a breaklng-ou- t on his that you don't get into trouble." do, sub who has ever had a puppy, and moisture in all soils to grow a crop, will blow it over. the re cheeks, from which a watery body Exactly his 1 noted the wag of Its tail and the look and that moisture has to come from verse Is the case, as I have had ample stance oozed. A short time after, Plenty of Such Men. 1 and breast broke out In its eye as It wriggles forth Its pro-- the heavens, from the subsoil or be proof by trying level culture and hilled-u- p arms, shoulders "What kind of life Insurance policy became a solid testations of undying affection, can conserved by accumulation, and that rows side by side. The level rows also, and in a few days is yours?" called r hardly deny Its actual slneerity. moisture cannot be created where it stood up; the hilled tobacco, with scab. I became alarmed, and "Twenty-yea- plan." who at once pro- "How have been Judge's Library. doea not exist brace roots either cut off by deep cul our family physician long you paying eczema. The lit- on it?" They must admit, too, that there are tivation or kept back by not being able nounced the disease premiums The man in trouble has as much soils and much, of them, that will tle fellow was under treatment for "Fifteen years." to grow out of the hill Into the open "Then at the end of twenty years f-- God will never make but uncer- about three months. By the end of right to believe that help anything very gutter, blew down badly.. As well at- do back or merely fif- seemed no I be- you get your money him as he has to believe the sun will tain returns where there are but tempt to keep a tree standing by dig- that time, he better. a doc- paid up policy?" teen Inches of It is to came I the e rise tomorrow. rainfall. easy ging down until all Its roots were cut discouraged. dropped "Why-er-I'v- never really read it make glowing assertions, that are true off and expect the loose earth thrown tor's treatment, and commenced the through yet. and I'm not sure about Kra. Wlndow'a Booth in eyrup for Children enough with many soils and subsoils, round the trunk to hold it up. In loose use of Cutlcura Soap and Ointment, that. You know bow a fellow puts orf sof tea the reduce Inflammar hard-bake- d " teething, gums, but to get onto a dry, soil and damp soil will be loose, and in a few days noticed a marked such things, and er , allays pain, cures wind eolle, kc a bottle. on prairie, with an almost impervious thougb no amount of deep cultivation change. The eruption his cheeks subsoil unless It does hold that pecu- was almost and his A sunny will do more to Im- will loosen baked out soil I have healed, shoulders, Some peroratln'. spirit which so and were bet- the looks than a rag. liar quality responds quickly washed out tobacco roots three feet in arms breast decidedly In making a peroration before en- prove powder seven to culture and make It produce at all length, and In no place more than ter. When he was about months raptured hearers a speaker said: worth while, is quite another thing. four inches below the surface. Leave old, all trace of the eczema was gone. "We must not be content but m ist There is much dry soli which will them uncut and they will hold the to "During his teething period, his advance. We must go on and on. We never do It, unless with an expendi- bacco up. I have followed corn roots head and face were broken out in in: st 'reach higher heights, broader Catarrh ture of time, horse flesh and boils which I cured with Cutlcura breadths and. deeper depths." tillage, for over four feet. of blood s, One of the most common patience not one man in a hundred Soap and Ointment. Surely he must A village evangel'st was improvis- it much the sudden in stumbled aggravated by possesses, and then in many, many in- have been a great sufferer. During ing prayer and presently changes of weather at this time of year. Garden Suggestions. into a pltlall. once with Hood's stances It will not. the time of teething and from the time Begin treatment at Cut away the stalkB of all the plants "Oh, Lord," he prayed, "Make the which effects radical and We know it is much easier, and I dropped the doctor's treatment, I un- per- that heve completed their flowering, Intemperate temperate; make the much more to Join with used the Cutlcura and Cutlcura dus-trious-." I manent cures. This great medicine has very popular, Soap holy holy; make the industrious received the extremists in this thing, point to l'ke the Iris. This for two reasons Ointment, else, and when two ' t, nothing d in- to the formation of seed and " i the almost everywhere-to-be-foun- prevent years old he was the picture of health. 40,366 Testimonials dividual successes and shut our to remove unsightly features. Large His was and beauti eyes complexion soft Apply to the Cashier. in two years, which prove its wonderful to the discouraged, misled and possi- clumps of Iris toliage alone are very and his head a mass of curls. 1: fi ful, silky A timid knock, a "Come in! efficacy in purifying and enriching the and assert that that pleasing, but the same clumps with I had been he would never gruff bly ruined, this, afraid that tear-staine- new office blood. Best for all blood diseases. old flower stalks showing among them and the boy and the other system will wring enor- be well, and I feel that I owe a great stood before the manager. In usual form or chocolated tab- are not at t! attractive. liquid mous and certain yields from any and deal to the Cutlcura Remedies." sir," he blubbered. lets known as Saraatabe. 100 doses $1. all or desert but we know To make chrysanthemums bushy dry lands; (Signed) Mrs. Mary W. Ramsey, 224 The manager looked up sharply. there Is another and larger side to It and compact pinch the branches back sir!" he blubbered again. . Jackson St., Colorado Col., all, and our sympathies go out to the from time to time. If this is not done Springs, "Well, well," asked the manager,, Your Liver v. 1910. Cutlcura man who must experiment long and you lll be retty sure to have strag- Sept. 24, Although "what is it?" Is patiently at his own expense before gling, awkward shaped plants for Soap and Ointment are sold by drug- sir, I upset a of Clogged Up he knows whether his land will re- wMch there is no salvation by late gists and dealers everywhere, a sam- envelopes," said the office boy, tab- coat-sleev- e, Tired-- Out Sorts e his with his That's Why You're el spond to dry farming methods or not; pruning. The proper time to train a ple of each, with book, will be bing streaming eyes Have No Appetite. whether sufficient will come to plant Is while It is developing. on to "Cutl "and the yields mailed free application me!" ' CARTER'S LITTLE him on his own of Mrs. Haldeman and Her Bank. particular piece cura," Dept. 5 L, Boston. "Good gracious, my lad!" snapped LIVER PILLS dry land to pay for every other year Raising Cattle. the "You don't iCARTEftl know or manager Irritably. will put you right tillage, and the extra labor and ex- When a farmer raises cattle and Just ought to my sister, Jane, Was in Real Trouble. expect me to attend personally to ev r' it- in a few days. pense he must go to before he can feeds them alongside of a neighbor my daughter, Marcet." A passenger who escaped uninjured ery detail of business, do you?" They d hope to equal ordinary farm land re- under the same general conditions Although her name seldom Is writ- from a serious railway smash, seeing their I sis- fellow-travele- r ir: duty. . II pill. turns. and gets from one to two cents more ten in connection with that of her a searching anxiously Any Port In a Storm. : Cure Con s . ' In the great Oolden Valley, stretch- for his it is safe to ter, Mrs. Haldeman has done a great among the wreckage with a lantern, In a New town, i': stioation. product pretty England seaport ing north and south of Beach and Wi- fellow does not deal of work at Hull House. offered to assist in the search, and, is a Biliousness, Indigestion and Sick Headache say that the other there wealthy but Illiterate man,, baux on the North Dakota and Mon- 1 now how to feed "I three months thinking the old man had lost his who owns many vessels, and follows SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICK right. usually spend about tana line, we are told that the yields of every year there," she said, "Just wife, asked in sympathetic tones: their course over the seas by the aid Genuine was In?" a er must bear Signature compare favorably with those of the POULTRY NOTES. to be with Jane and the girls she is "What part of the train she of large atlas and a Red River Valley. This we know to helping through life; I have learned Raising his lantern and glaring at the magnifying glass. be at least for some seasons, for kindly disposed the" old "I've Just had a letter," he said to-- true, Indian Runner ducks begin to lay to love them all, and I look upon Hull passenger, we have rode over both from man shouted with Indignant distinct- a neighbor, "from one of my captains. valleys when they are' about six months old. House aa my home. Home, that id, he me been in end to end more than but ness that over physical in- and tells he's a fearful once; dry It Is the abuse, and not the use of since mr daughter has gone." triumphed storm. I'll read from his Is one farm- sir! she! I am look- you letter farming not practiced by corn that condemns it as a Mrs. Haldeman's has been firmity: "She, what me. He in a hundred In Golden poultry daughter for my teeth!" puzzles says: er Valley. food. on the for several years. She ing '"The waves rose like mountains. "But Judith Basin," we are stage asked, Don't waste much time on sick won't in any cast in which work We were driven before the wind, to t "doesn't that True, but one play An Early Frohman. yield?" fowls. Separate them from the others must be done on Sunday, and wherev- the very great danger of our lives, and r can ride for miles there without find- ' First Mediaeval Manager How's Into Immediately. er It is possible she goes to Sunday put great jeopardy.' h" a man who even knows what your latest miracle play? "What I want to said the ing dry Feeding the hen turkey makes a school and teaches a class. know," farming means, much less practices it Second Ditto Fine. Thought It ship owner, "is, where is Great Jeop wonderful difference In the number of "Do I find life here in Glrard te- i Those sections have a soil peculiar would be a failure, though, till we hit ardy. It's somewhere in the Mediter eggs she lays dious? No things move fast enough on that's the women ranean, but I can t find It on the to themselves, and when combined Some men have found that something got poultry for me, with my club work and bank in droves. . with slightly greater, and usually relieves the sour condition coming more seasonable rainfall magnesia and letters and reading." F. M. M. How so? than the of the birds' stomachs. HOMESEEKERS on side of The walls of Mrs. Haldeman's house Second Ditto We lost the baby that EXCURSION country either them, have New York state raised 10,678.836 RATES TO TEXAS AND NEW forth excellent with are lined with shelves and on these we used In the s' brought crops the fowls In 1910. This crop of MEXICO POINTS DUR- most poultry are crowded hundreds of books. Above baby scene, and have been Inexcusably haphazard farming was valued at $7,S79,000. ING 1911. we ever saw. It Is dishon- the shelves are drawings using a lap-do- g ever since." Puck. distinctly It Is advisable to select a large part pictures, On the first and third Tuesdays of est to to these or oth- and of these last there is a point sections, of the winter's flock from the pullets paintings; each .month during the entire vear ers as of what life-siz- e oil of her Important Mothers The Colorado and Southern Rail- like, them, proofs dry hatched in April or earlier. painting sister, Examine METALLIC HEELS will do. Marble busts are set on ped carefully every bottle of way will sell round trip homeseekers" farming The clean, dry and well ventilated Jane., CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for We take second place with no man estals and the grand piano is littered excursion tickets to a great many houses which get plenty of sunlight Infants and children, and see that it In New Mexico AND COUNTERS for the high regard In which we bold with books of classical' music. points and Texas at seldom are badly infested with mites. greatly reduced rates. Final limit Listen, Yon Kinos. Farmers, farming and most dry On the center table there was a if Quarrytnen, dry farming Correct feeding is the first step 25 days allowing liberal stop-ove- r but do that Halde- Signature And Yoa Who Do Work teachers; say the sweep- toward profitable poultry keeping. book of photographs and Mrs. privileges. For detailed Information, Heavy assertions made who In Use For Over 30 Years. ing by many, There Is no set rule to follow except man leafed through it slowly while rates, etc., can on your nearest Colo- - Is from and wide Children for Fletcher's Castoria Southern ef StI H P Mi the actual experience and to your fowls. she talked. They were old pictures of Cry rado and agent or address T. tt are not to study E. General tUtWTHrfttw observation, competent Plan to raise a flock of pur- the old days, most of them showing otT Fisher, Passenger Agent, general or on Cedar-vlll- e, His Denver, Colo. ST bmWciIiiji heals 4 coaateri when war Is the write speak the subject at all, fowls next season. will scenes of the Addams home at Bearing. ovtwear pose They a man sisili TbtjrT UghMrdMa ksthar, sad Is dangerously and wrongfully mis- 111. "Is he of military bearing?" las bsms. Yoarshoa dealer stU work shots with yield much more satisfaction and " HOWARD E. BURTON, ASSAYER & CHEMIST cobbler and Is doing as much to hin- "Well, he likes to 'soldier.' Ibsss bttls attached or a aa quickly leading, mixed flock. Mrs. Halde- I than a At one of the I.KAIIVII.I.K . " . write profit pictures ' " miJIIllinv u uw an Wa awtchthf If year sealer laat nppUtd, M, der the cause of as all Oolrt," dry farming few more weeks all pacinian. prlrxa: illvcr, lead, Yewtoqairy Waft booklet. Only a and the man paused. PHV4I-- i; the of the beginners. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con- tnn: kimq. dvc: lino or topmr, mi. aHC aUUSKUT CO. BOSTON, BUSS. blundering feed the fowls get must be provided "That's the old mill at home," she Mallln anvtlopos and full price Hat sent oa PU stipation. Constipation is the cause of application. Control and umpire work so- I I for tbem. They will need grain food, said, and added after a moment, many diseases. Cure the cause and you licited. Reference: Carbonate National Rank Fresh Eggs. green food and animal food. "Jane and I used to play cure the disease. Easy to take. I I In all kind of MS-DU- N An egg to belong to the strictly You canot afford to keep the old in that musty old place. Jane I, LUUK CHANMNE.trlr Mammoth If It Is Bafe to trust God os mauaa cor. I! fresh egg class should not be over bens and cockerels, but be careful was little bunch of en- in any- free. nth Flake. Denver. the greatest it Is safe to trust him In three days old, in summer weather, about selecting the ones you keep. thusiasm you ever saw, and she al- thing every- Best for and a week old winter. But Your flock ought to continue to to her thing. iJ :- during growl ways was asking people forgive - SXUCSBCCLDo in either case, they must be kept1 in better each year. for the naughty things she fancied she Makes the laundress Red NEW a cool temperature. Heat very quick- The south Is fast coming into the happy that's AND VALUABU INTOftrWtlON bad done." Cross Bag Blue. Makes beautiful, clear ; of of row u ly stale eggs. Crates eggs allowed ranks poultry raising territory. And as she turned the pages of the white clothes. All good grocers. IwesrtftN TnneriM CVC sun were M TtAMtM twM km R to remain in the hot for several Last year there 221,482 farms in book and saw once more the faces and m tuaemcr hit etf unci aerga. nuuu hours will quickly change the air the stare of Alabama upon which became If every man had all the money he A.r..tTiPHfNi ace. scenes of the past her eyes I 171 MW IT. 'NVtS.tStOSAiS. JO some of waa inw) for salt and trade la kind poultry raised. moist. wanted, the devil would get us all. C1 tTTtI &) all tattt.TVsjrawr,aMkk,

IT ' iff. I1 (', r- -r -- n rcarxiu "Who gave awn; ..ie brldef i "flh wasn't glvtn away; she kad man three rich suitors, and she went to the ' Mmwiikw highest bidder." 11'' Mis It Goes Off. Dragging a gun through the fence rtbr tufrkoa oalv II Willi SfM seems to be almost as effective as "DtNANCI Ii MIMftlO QUAUTf. rocking the boat. W. N. U, DENVER, NO. t11. r Aiujir HIRESIDENT Tart's word of hop that the Panama canal mar be opened for trafflo two Aids Nature years earlier than the time T v X -- r i tentatively eet by Chief Engineer The gnat roeeeM of Dr. Plena's Ooldcfl Mediae! Dis- George W. Goethala seems to have re- covery la euring weak stoaMohe, wasted bodies, weak directed the attention of the people luags, and obstinate and lingering soughs, is beted oa to the marvelous (word used ad vis-edl- the reoognitioa of the fundamental truth that "Goldea Medical body-boue-V progresa of the Isthmian ven- Diseoverr" supplies Nature with lug, tissue-repairin- g, miucle-makin- g In eon ture alnce the time when It was fin- materials, denied and eonoentrated form. With this help Nature ally definitely determined that a wa- supplies the nseessary strength to the stomach to digest terway was to be opened through food, build up the body and thereby throw off lingering Panama and not through Its sister obstinate coughs. The "Discovery" the State, Nicaragua. digestive and nutritive organs in sound health, purines Former President Roosevelt recently has defended z- and enriches the blood, and nourishes the netree in ' aoort eetabusbes sound health. rigorously his action In the case of the recognition aba -2 vigorous r It yomr sTmof mtfim mommtklmm "hnt mm U Im prmbmbtr bmttmr FOR MIM"'U pmym dV'mmttmn, Bmt fom mrm tmlmklmi of tmm mmrm mmt tmm Bfoftt, mm ;-'- - mothlmi "mmt mm torn tmm, 9my mm. .rsj ttciw ' tor M Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medioal Adviser, la PleJa English; or, Med- icine Simplified, 1008 pejes, over 700 illustrations, newly revued ta' Edition, paper-boun- d, sent for 21 one-ce- nt stamps, to cover cost of raailing Cloth-boun- omfy. d, 31 stamps. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.

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L. ble for the United shoes famous the world over is States to enter Into a Douglas maintained in treaty with the twelve every pair. W. L. shoes are hour old republic Douglas warranted to hold their fit which would allow op- 1 shape, and look better and erations to begin at wear longer than other makes (or the price. Dong-la-s once. Colombia has -- CAUTION Tha tannine have W. name an( ton bottom not yet forgiven us price tamped k Shoes Sent Everywhere All Charges Prepaid. for Pana-man- s giving the now l oraer r Hall. if w. L. Done-l-a hoe re not toldln roar town.Mixldlnmt u recognition. Mr. tHctory. Takn ateawivmniti of foot M shown Roosevelt said that If IS8 I in model ; Mate itjrlt detlrad ; Hit and width iiim&iiT worn; plain ormpioe; ne&TT, moaiom Panama had contin- r w light toi. 1 dm th tenrMt Am wutU onur mimn in th mtrtd. ued under the rule lllii.trnte.l Pre. ONE PAIKot nr BOTS' aS.aUMor of Colombia w. !utlic 3.00 BHOR8 will poaltlvelyoat the canal l. noi ui.An. TWO PAIRS of ordinary boya' still would be a PlU Spark St., Brocktea, Baas. fit Coor ttU U--4 CXCflMCWt dream, for the Colom- bians simply tempor- ized with us and act- ed as If they thought mat in seeking the atrip of land for or Lanterns canal purposes, the United States had malevolent States It was one of the severest cmr mu ttoto iocxs territorial designs toward all Central and South scorings ever given a public official. Scientifically constructed to give America. Probably the country does not most light for the oil they burn. connected with the final always was called David and so the military acad- No one had any conception that progress on know the Inside history A Easy to light, clean and rewick. to build the Pan- emy held a friendly David and Goliath, thereby numerous finishes and each the canal would be as as It has proved to employment of army engineers In styles, the rapid of the army at a better record for amity and friend best of its kind. be. Much more time was In prior ama canal. The engineer corps establishing spent talking liness than that contained in the Aak dealer to show hie IIa at aad to the beginning of has been the outset thought that it should be given charge Scriptures. your yea Kayo Lampe operations than spent When went to Panama to Lantern, or writs for llhtatrated bookJata direct Pi civilians brought the army since In digging. Now that It Is In the past, of the canal work, but Influential engineers to aay ol lbs long on behalf of work knew that In order astacy ' the Is it be to bear on the administration take charge the they country perhaps forgetful, but may pressure certain to make with the must have Continental Oil Company of Interest to remember for of engineers In civil life. It was said by progress digging they that many weary was not a of laborers. also knew (Incorporated) months the of the United States gave civilians of prominence that the army contented family They congress must maintain In the army itself over to discussions and even bick- accustomed to handling great business proposi- that they discipline. debate, had done Is maintained as a matter of course, upon the relative values of two routes lor tions and that no army engineer ever discipline erings of the one the men who enlist knowing that they must sub- the waterway, the Nicaraugan route and the Pan- a work oranythtng like the magnitude There were all sorts of attempts to mit themselves without question to the proper ama route. proposed. orMers the army. of their superiors. -- Senator Morgan of Alabama, who died a few belittle the engineering work of Is The men who work on the Isthmus of Pan- years ago, was an advocate of the Nicaraugan This sort of thing had Its effect, although It &mm4m considerable reluctance ama are mostly civilians, and Colonel Goethals mmii route He was an old man at the time that he that it was with 4 probable and his assistants knew that would resent undertook to voice sentiment and on the administration disappointed the proper they argument that like army methods, even behalf of the more northern waterway. He ambition of army engineers to be assigned to anything disciplinary though they were Intended for their benefit and worked night and day, studying the questions the work of canal building. When three civilian would soon their worth. Goethals Is . a and another, had given over the prove from every possible viewpoint the long engineers, one after most man. With his he secured which he made on the mutter In hand Roosevelt and of War tactful assistants, speeches work, President Secretary on the Isthmus without his own hand the time had come to give army discipline allowing were written almost entirely by Taft concluded that civilians even to that In and what he did in effect the told the appreciate gradually He was Indefatigable labor, the array a chance, president were under the of rules route and on behalf no officer would desert they coming guidance on behalf of the Nicaraugan the secretary that army laid down for men who wear the uniform of the scheme Is best told even the route, for dis- of the waterway generally his post, by resignation service. The officers worked at first In a Jonathan P. Dolllver of will to do his duty would army In the words of Senator cipline and inculcated Men were directed to cer- is dead. The Iowan him at until It was finished, ov suggestive way, "try" Iowa. Dolllver, like Morgan, keep the digging tain and see how came out. of Panama route, while the until had come. Moreover, It was known things they was In favor the failure, Trial was made and then other suggestions was In favor of the Nicaraugan route no officer would dee In the face of Alabaman that army were made and finally the big working force were to each other polit- fever or In fear of death from any cause The two men opposed yellow found that It was a healthful life were friends. When bit- Colonel W. Goethals of the West Point living regular, ically, but they personal George with time for recreation, and that It came to In the final 1880 was selected the secretary of war regulated ter disappointment Morgan class of by was to out of existence by Dolllver rose In to take the work that the civilian engineers possible get pleasure S1 defeat of the Nicaraugan project, up other means than by It In. Sugges- this tribute to his aged col- had Colonel Goethals is still at It and drinking his seat and paid dropped. tion rather than command made a disciplined success has marked every Btep of the way. The Milady Who Is Particular Insists league: force out of the forty-od- d thousand laborers. In his old age, one of the his- colonel chose at the outset as two chief assistants, "He stands here is not a healthier place on the with this canal contro- Lieutenant Colonels David D. Gaillard and William There probably on But toric figures connected face of the earth than the canal of Having Nothing man who began the L. who from the acad today strip versy. He may not be the Slbert, graduated military Isthmus of Panama. a he has In the class of 1884. Since that time other the discussion, but for nearly generation emy William C. Gofgns of the medical de- exhibited within our officers have been detailed In addition to the Colonel kept It up. No man has ever army of the United States army Is the head such marvelous Industry, energy three who were first assigned, three who are still partment Defiance knowledge any of on the Isthmus for who to be when the of the department sanitation Stara into the argument and hope present and sagacity as he has put working Under his direction disease virtually has been and night he has first Its prow Into the completed canal the Nicaraugan canal. Day ship pokes killed and fear Itself has been set at defiance. for with assistance of others, but per dresses, skirts, petticoats, eta not the Colonel George W. Goethala is a tall, slender A part of the food for the Isthmus Is with his own pen writing the large Defiance finish onally. often man with a firmly knit figure and snow white purchased In the United States and It Is shipped produces a and the chief of r speeches which have become part hair. He has a face remarkably youthful and the most favorable conditions. A paper In public under freshness with any-othe- the agitation which has resulted unifying neither the climate, the hard work nor the anxi- "The Canal Record" Is published at fre- impossible In favor of the called ' In the United States touched his ; J; entiment eties of the Isthmian life have vigor. quent Intervals and Its last page Is devoted to starch. ,,-- --canal. He is a sort of court of last resort In the Isthmus. a list of the food which can be obtained at the I can that he wbb dis- 1 regret more than say He travels from place to place on certain days with the prices affixed. The Best Hot Cold XYc&r ambition In commissary department, or appointed In his own personal respect and establishes headquarters for the bearing of on the Isthmus Is Just as cheap if not was but that Living Starch Ever Made. Or.3 Tried to the route that finally chosen, complaints. He brings hard, common sense to than it is in this country and the food from that long after cheaper does not prevent me adding bear on all kinds of matters, from the settling of Is of the highest possible quality. Many of the Will Soon Convince Yea hour are forgotten, the little controversies of this a family row to controversies as to seniority in civilian clerical and engi- In Immortal reputa- employes constituting his name will be connected rank of some of the civilian superintendents. La- forces have taken their families to Pan- 16-ou- nce wherever It Is built. neering Big tx tion with the Isthmian canal, borers can go to him with complaints of bad ama. They have fine quarters and they buy thei: psdss have the first 10 cents; 12 ccscca for Few people probably forgotten food and be sure of a hearing, and also be sure food virtually at cost price. only Roosevelt and Secretary of will be He Is attempts of President that any kind of a wrong righted. . The army was on Its metal when it was put In same cf other civilian engi- price cny War Taft to secure the service of a a sort of a of the flock, a father of a of the Panama canal building. Thus far, lsi Panama shepherd charge neer who would stick at his post until the of 43.000 children. its work has been nothing short of Not Dttt gycsrr & one after family admittedly, h canal was dug. Three great engineers, In wonderful in all lines of isthmian endeavor. It - Colonel Gaillard, who Is the engineer charge r resigned their positions as engineers-ID- be President Taft's prophecy will not Chaptt, YCbxl another, ' of central division of the work, and Colonel may that the will not be chief. William L. Slbert. englner In charge of the come true and that the canal opened useless to discuss the causes which remembered the It is were 1915, but it should be that w . 4 .. prhaps as has been said, classmates until of the civilian engineers. division, aCwsassasa'iV "',- - led to the resignations at West Point. Galllard's first name Is David latter date Is the one set for the opening by from the fear of t. All aorta of stories were told, Colenel W. Goethals, the englner-ln-chie- in When he and Slbert entered the military academy George Defisnco Stored Ccv fever to Inability to maintain discipline to each is however, that he hopes to see the yellow one as "plebes" they took a great liking other It probable, th working forces. It is probable that engi- all of ships, with the old Oregon leading, e were chums and confidants through their procession for a long time with the They on some within r r t ' , neer's ears tingled cadet course. Slbert Is a big man, physically, pass into the great waterway day was him by Secretary of War . 4 which given and the cadets nicknamed hlra Goliath. Gaillard the next two years. Taft. who Is now the president of the United

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ft I f c H:0USE TRAP IS EASILY MAD A JON SHNTINHL Plate ef Wrltlns Psosr Tied Over iy 0o. I. tale. Labor of Cubnn Mvjuth of tarthen Jar With lilt In Center Is Iicelltnt. joN. NKW MEXICO Easy Cldar Maker . - r- - sna find the If you have no rat snd Hedlclne Hat will soon be oa Lessened mice In your house becoming alto caight again. aether too bold for comfort, tie Ctensos tho System of over on earth EDWIN TAIKISSE piece writing paper Comets ought to be required to Keep By an inr. btndtnK it tlahtly with I effectually; Diopolo civilized hours. trltin nr rliiatlc band, as shown in the Illustration, says the Homestead colds and Hc:dch: Now tta fur overcoat to stir cut a cross begins OltK iu a Cuban ciifur factory of t lie best dims is HjitwiUv In the center of the paper duo to constipation. uneasily amid Its moth balls. and set the Jar In the closet and sua with entertainment and instruction. In such spiced a factors' pend by a a piece of toasted Best for men, vcrccn are Yri string In one city In Connecticut boys I not only does every cigar maker have plenty of light and nir, BUI cheese over the center of the Jar. children: In schools. . i i and young taught cooking the public "IBJII ii - i .1...:.. mi - i it 'i t NEW STYLE OF CULTIVATOR I A I 8 ieuuKr cvutcu cnuir bu oa biiu me privilege oi Keeping and old Brooke' comet Is towards J'V'''-- on D'3 na wn''e ho work9 but n entertained mennwhile moving " of Inventor to Perfect Ma the Induced no a chilly Purpose To Beneficial sun, doubt by with novels and newspapers, song and discussion. chine With Series of Hoes That cot its feeling. jj iiiq imivij nuvi ruo m iiiu mil 14 n vi niuimi, I'll' Can Be Adjusted. effects, always note tho China's Is In no frame of I throned upon an elevated stand. He is paid from the Emperor nf; private In descrblng a cultivator recently la name of tho mind to or any- , Cbrrny. enjoy the sacrifice 1 uuua ui uic iiium-in- mc i.ubi iu train mau iroill vented Clifford A. Cowln of River else. ngur ranging by thing ten to fifteen cents a week. This covers the cost of the books, head, L. I., the Scientific American says: Most Occidentals can tell a Mancha novels and as well as a of $39, which is to 1 newspapers, salary paid The cultivator shown rear on from a Chinaman when meet is per plainly printed tho they president of the reading committee to make up for the time he is sup view in is of the ad one In the street spective elevation, posed to lose, from his work while engaged in counting votes or making Justable type. The purpose of the In front of evory Ractego the collection. ventor is to provide one with a series of the Genuine super-dreadnoug- shall weekly When the of boes connected so aa to have been how will the ves- together exceeded, The readers earn from to a for a of 49-19- $40 $G0 week, reading period be with means NO. 11. sel be referred to? adjusted simultaneously W. N. U, DENVER, three or four hours a day. As a rule each factory has two readers, and for locking them in an elevated posi books novels tion out of contact with the ground, Is no leftover stock on tho Arabs In who killed Italian newspapers are taken up in the morning and or in the after Home-Mad- e Mouse There Tripoli and with means for locking them in a Trap. wounded soldiers were not bidding noon. political pie counter. of inter- - for plurality adjusted positions there are any- mice in the closet the gentle treatment book novel be is mediate The selection of the or to read an interesting feature. their uppermost and lower bait will attract them, and Just as Red Oom Bag Blue make the laundress most positions. A of hoes make clotnea wan mw. The le even It takes the character of a political election, each man voting for the book plurality soon as the first mouse reaches the happy, wirner englneless aeroplane connected together la provided with All good grocer. less Inviting to the cautious cltlseo he wants. Tho of the committee counts the votes and center of the paper he will drop into president reading means for taking up the shock incl will to than one of the noisy kind. the Jar and the paper fly back candle went out walking on announces the winning book, which is forthwith bought and placed in its dent to the change of position of the for the next comer. A little A place again, ready and bugs and flies, moths be hoes. cultivator with a plurality of A in the same manner dark night, Just because the small boy likes to turn to read. trap arranged men it an the next can of field and gave ovation; play with toy. rallrcad trains Is no Those who cannot read or write are informed in this be used for the capture It went out but no on yet kept way and harvest which make odd noonday again, sign that he will be president mice, noticed It. upon public questions, and are able to discuss intelligently problems of and amusing pets. A barrel covered seem to be well informed on scioiv with stiff brown can be used Most persons are willing to ac- national and municipal interest. They paper serious die-m- out Constipation cauiei many knowledge that there Is such a thing tific and other matters. for rats, but they will gnaw unless it ii thoroughly cured by Doctor as old the barrel is partly filled with water. Pierce'i Pleatant Pellets. One a laxative, age, but the bridegroom of 73, is the case have never. tl frequently that the newspapers editorials or three for cathartic. articles which arouse the of the men. Then the patriotic feelings reading BEATS OLD SCOOP SHOVEL A Six Flat hundred asteroids travel along is stopped, voices arc heard commenting on the sub' rM hm slnrpr succeed in Eettlna with the arth. and one of them Is ject treated, and their knife, or chaveta, is struck vio Portable Grain Elevator Renders One what suited her in an apartment?" missing. Has any one seen a lost of Hardest on Farm a She told me she had asteroid? lently on the flat surface of their working table. This Tasks "Oh, yes. Comparatively Easy One. suite thing In A flat'" is their mode of applauding. Professor Lowell reports sighting One of the hardest Jobs on the farm Didn't Go to Finish. a frost on but could not tell Sometimes the national hymn and other popular Mars, by is ear corn from a "1 found 50 cents this morning." airs is reserved for shoveling wagon the telescope which party had been are intoned, but singing important into a crib or shed. So strenu defeated. high confided Jimmy. occasions, such as the victory of a Cuban in a foreign ous is this exertion that many farm "Found a whole half-dollar- cried in some a workmen decline to work on a farm his mother. "How fine! What did A ditch Is sole heir to a country athletic contest, in hard game digger where large corn crops are handled. do wtlh it?" 175,000 estate. When whistle from some of baseball teams which visit you the wrung the, The invention of the "Pete Jones was so I gave blows at noon he can eat bis lunch portable grain along, Havana each year. The excitement lusts, however, elevator has rendered this task a light him half." light-heartedl- y Cultivator. only a few minutes, work is at once resumed, and th and easy one. It takes a pretty good "You dear, generous boy! Did you ahoveler to empty a big load of corn do that of own accord?" Goat's v milk la recommend- voice heard in the room is that of the reader. wheels, forming a carriage to support your strongly only big from a wagon Into a high crib in 30 "Yessum well, we decided that ed ss a cure for Inebriety. Still, the the same, the wheels being adjustable so as to minutes and when the Job is finished would be right." victim may And difficulty In getting relative to the frame guide "Jimmy! He didn't whip you and somebody's the cultivator. goat Can public opinion compel uniform di- make you give up half?" vorce laws? it will ever reach "No, mamma. If he'd licked me. The Chinese Is do- If can, it emperor, aged 6, KEEP SEED POTATOES COOL he'd 'a' had It all. The was all can be ex- the of itself to about scrap ing that reasonably Public point exerting bring draw." Cleveland Plain Dealer. pected of him to pacify his numerous this result? As to the first question, there Farmer Should Endeavor to Have subjects, and they should not in all at Opinion is no doubt. Public opinion can do about Temperature for Tubers HARD LUCK. fairness behead him About 33 Degrees. Should onything. It is our final authority. A ffioSfe-day- Seattle clergyman preached In To be sure, we hear a great deal s (By WM. H. UNDERWOOD. Illlnola.) .the streets from a coffin and was car- Compel about the tremendous power of the Potatoes intended for seed should Portable Grain Elevator. ried home by "pallbearers. And one be hard and the or his waa to thai he and how that kept plump during objects prove Uniform "interests," frequently power and this can be done only by me snoveier needs a so minutes' rest was not a dead one. winter, Laws is exerted in directions counter to the nat- keeping them so cool that they will before he can proceed with other of But when wo not work. A a not ural trend public opinion. sprout. prisoner begged magistrate CHARLES E. fAM When take The elevator will do the Job in five to fine him. It would be By an of tho matter, it be- potatoes sprout they saying the Boataa attempt analysis of the starch that is stored up minutes. The Illustrates how of seven bad luck. part picture beginning years of comes apparent that the power of the "in In them and manufacture Into the elevator ia used. The front wheels It had been his luck it living good that had cells. is all wasted for of the are elevated so the him of trouble. terests" is simply a power to mold public This energy wagon that kept out off. corn will run is in the sprouts have to be pulled into the hopper of the opinion, and that this power successful only so far as public opiuion to which men are Some farmers make it point elevator, is operated by horse Fifty Pittsburg suing for is of itself or in unanimit'. once or twice The work of divorce on the of extrava- sluggish wanting "sprout" their potatoes power. changing the ground this done to team is a matter of a few mo It Is a shame for Public opinion, once thoroughly aroused and concentrated upon a during the winter, being very gance. surely their But the amount ments. wives to the money need definite will before it. prevent their growing. epend they object, always sweep everything of thus lost Is considerable The use of these elevators is becom for the Great White Way. energy It is not, then, a question of ability, it is a question of willingness and the loss increases as the winter ing general throughout the corn belt Will draws to a close. The farm workmen In The lecturer who has been on the part of public, opinion. public opinion ever reach the point are, many cases, beauty I in to work on a farm which New York women to use where it will uniform and divorce laws? Most assur- raise potatoes large quantities, refusing advising compel marriage and each them in cold does not have one of these elevators more soap and water on their faces, year place edly yes; just as soon as present conditions become bad enough and uni- I to the expense but not to forget the rouge, reminds storage. prefer pay versal to of and be sure that that some beauty Isn't even skin enough justify the concentration of public attention and public the storage they Golden Bantam Sweet Corn. uf are in a perfectly plump state, About The Fortune Teller You are de deep. disapproval upon them. kept half the market gardeners in rather than to keep them in a room the vicinity of Johnstown, Pa., grow stined to marry great wealth. Few people realize how important a part the process of decomposition with a as is done I. M. P. Cunious The off of by the high temperature, Golden Bantam sweet corn. The mar Fine. cutting queues some. Chinese rebels Is reported to hsve plays in all evolution. The oculist docs not remove a cataract until it by ket first objected to this variety be The Fortune Teller Unfortunately. In the the potatoes come out cause of the cream color of death will claim two msde puffs cheaper. If the revolution is ripe. spring the corn, you days after wins out first thing we know of the cold storage house in perfect out us nign quality nas gained a the event. puffs It may seem to sonic of us that in the matter of divorce and remar- a few will be so cheap they will be unfash- condition, and It takes but host of friends, so that it Is now a ionable. riage conditions are already suflicienily malodorous to justify their cor- weeks for them to develop strong favorite on all markets. The ears WORKS WITHOUT FAITH rection without sprouts that rise out of the soil and are small, but the stalks are very Faith Came After the Works Had Laid delay. stalks and leaves. nobleman tried reduce develop strong productive. The variety is now uni the Foundation. European to It is evident that we are too much in a hurry. The world is patient, have not his in order to win a wife and Many farmers the opportu versally planted for the home table. weight sound and to their In cold A State belle died of starvation. Moral: It la better but its judgments are sure. nity put potatoes Bay talks thus about but should en coffee: to have men say "Isn't he fat?" than As soon as these conditions become "ripe" public opinion will turn storage houses, they deavor to keep their potatoes at a "While a coffee drinker I waa a suf "Doesn't he look natural!" attention to 'them and will a drustic and its perform thorough surgical very low temperature. The nearer ferer from indigestion and intensely is a of time. 33 are the nervous from child-- Surely It ought not to be a repug- operation. It simply question degrees potatoes kept, painful headaches, better. nood. nant task for every good citizen of "Seven years aeo mv health the country to comply with the apple pva out I so growers' modest demand and eat five I am one of a family of eight. All ot GOOD POINTS ON CONCRETE entirely. grew weak that a until further notice me exertion or walking, if only a few apples day ns are good citizens and one is even emi- made It In Selection Illllll feet, necessary for me to lie Most Failures nent. We were in our Originate down. Mv friends I waa Prof. Jenks of Minnesota would Use of soundly whipped of Sand and Gravel What thnnrht marked for cure the divorce evil by wives a I ami each ot us honors and reveres Makes Ideal Mixture. Don't sow old seed. consumption weak, thin letting g" youth the and control the family purse I Don't replow the land; disk It. pale. strings This, our na rents' memory. No child was "I added to the countless other sure Concrete is manufactured stone Don't sow on poorly drained soil. realized the dans?Ai I i in and whipped after the fourteenth birthday. We Don't first or secorid tried faithfully to from cures and panaceas, makes one won- Will formed by mixing cement, sand and pasture the get relief med Make at em- der why divorce should stick sround didn't need it. stone or gravel (I. ., pebbles) to- year. icines, mi, last, arter having Don't wait for soil to ployed all kinds of at all. It is fear that rules, not love. Children gether with water. The cement is the stool; It drugs, the doctor Children but a small of the mixture and never does. acknowledged that he did not believe are having their character ruined too part was in his A conversation has been by Is the of skilled workmen un Quack grass will yield to short ro it power to cure me. telephone product "While In carried on successfully between Lon- Better much allowance being made for their youth. der the supervision of the manufac tations. this condition a frlnl in. well- - duced me to eoffe don and Basel in Switzerland. 600 The ten commandments as turer who must with all Don't sow on any but a sweet, auit and trr Pnat. are appli- compete and and It Is be- By VICTOR O. ROSENBAUM of but limed soil. um, I did so without the least miles away, expected that cable to human frailties as wore other makers like material; fore long most of the large cities In Atlaata, Oa. today they the sand and gravel constituting one-- Don't drill the seed deeper that one- - nope mat It Would do m nnv T In when written. The of the half to three-fourth- s inch. did not like It at Europe will be telephone communi- crying question third or one-hal- f of the final product first, but when it was T aa Don't sow on but a nrooerlv madA fnnnH ait xtra a a winor cation with the British capital What day is how to rear children. must bo selected and prepared by the any finely pre v na uivB well-settle- d delicious and good will It do, however, to connect farmer and this is where most fail- pared, seed bed. refreshing beverage. I The abolishment of the rod is producing criminal tendencies u a man In London with a man In Ber- among ures originate. Various amounts of Wheat responds to the use of fer especially iona ot it served at din- ner ice-col- lin If neither understands the other's the young. each are used according to the use tilizers more readily than most farm with cream. a month s time tA language? My parents whipped their children when they lied and stole. As a to which the finished product is to be crops. in i hwn im. all There are many crops which may prove, and In a few waaV m inri result, fear us from the offense until we were put The mixture in which the Now that the lawn mowing season kept repeating sufficiently or voids between the stones or be sown In the spring and make ex tion ceased to trouble me, and !.my to ourselves. spaces headache la over, the muscular system may be developed guide gravel are filled with sand and all the cellent pastures. stopped entirely. I am so well kept In trim by Judiciously heaving A prominent dentist recently told me he honored his parents for spaces between the grains of sand are Wood ashes may be applied at the perfectly now that I do not look coal Into the furnace. filled with cement is the ideal mix- rate of 25 to 50 bushels, 1,000 to 2,000 iiKe me same person, and I have so having whipped him, as in his he handles the modem "love practice ture. pounds to the acre. gained in flesh that, t Am nnnnrls

than whom there is none Fall-plowe- d heavier The names of statesmen and cities guided"' child, more unfortunate. ground can be planted than ever before. This is What In China are Inexplicably mixed, and The mother of today no longer reads aloud to her children. Living- for Winter. fully ten days earlier than ground Poatnm haa fa Preparing me. 1 still use It A, they cannot well be unscrambled until stone and will enthrall the for hours. A few days may now be spent that Is plowed in the spring. and shall always do war. la over. Stanley young many happy rainy so." Name aiven hv this cruel with profit on many farms, getting One ton of good wood ashes will Let the mother wear pretty clothing, no matter how cheap. tie Creek, Mich. Dainty things in shape for winter. Window contain about 140 pounds of potash of der-by- a "There's a reason t. . Tie wearers high crowned dress attracts and invites respect. The mother deserves some reward. could be put In; broken hinges and 40 pounds of phosphoric acid. i. the hatters shall sot lights plained in the little declare that let us for more who will leave fixed up; stanchions, stalls and floors Wood ashes should not be placed book, "The Road of Introduce the Finally, beg competent surgeons, not iu m for the sake profit patched; and do not forget the house. under hen roosts or In stables, becauso veiviiie," pkgs. crowned article. us neurasthenics, unable to rear children; it is this which com- low They say they prevents The women folks may need a handy potash liberates the manure and the ae appritr from time to time. Tfcey will die Orst petent women from permitting' maternity. man or so. nnhpfl as la rfl Srtn I na. e ataa a for a day fertilizers deteriorated. lateral. ' M" or UWI0 a SYNOPSIS. but device holding the Illuminating "Madam, how do you come to be In that you tell me the man's name.' in such no always position that faint possession of these Brits said. opens with a scream from jewels?" .The story est gleam fell upon himself. Not for y. March In All the panting loveliness of Mrs. "His name?" she returned wonder-ingl- '"rainy the opera bos of Mrs, a moment, did he slacken Missioner, a wealthy widow. It Is oc- however, Delaroche shivered as the sharp ques- casioned when Mr. Missioner's necklace his Del alertness sufficiently for Mrs. tion bored its way to her Inner con- "It is Curtis Grlswold, Isn't it?" said preaka, scattering the diamond! all over arocbe to have a chance the floor. Curtla Orlawold and Bruxton good to get sciousness. It was now her turn to be the Headquarters man Incisively. nanaa, nan In lova with Mra. Mia to the Inner room. He to aociety pretended silent She looked at the Headquar- Mrs. Delaroche, with a little cry loner, rather up tha feme. Orliwold search several steps on what la supposed to be the cele-- thoroughly places ters man as If be held in his hand her which showed more emotion than any- Maharanee and cruahei It. A Hln where or Jewels be self-center- noopraieq money might life, liberty, and whatever chance re- one would expect from so declare it waa not the genuine. An even to a woman of expert later pronounces all the atonea kept, but, her mained to her of happiness. A gleam a woman, sprang to ber feet and ad substitutes for tha One of tha slow was so original. wit, it apparent he did of appeal glowed In her beautiful eyes vanced toward Brltg with hands out dlamonda la found In tha room half-hearte- missing In a d felt of Elinor Holcomb, confidential compan- way. Mllllcent for a moment Plainly, if she did not stretched In protest ion of Mra. MIssioner. She la man knew arrested, assured the Just what he speak It was not for lack of will. Her "You don't mean to say that you be- notwithstanding Mrs. Mlssloner'a belief had taken from beneath her in ner innocence. Meantime, In an up-to- pillow, words were as frozen as the normal lieve Mr. Grlswold to be a thief!" she two In and was mansion, Hindoos, who are that he satisfied with It. He condition of her thoughts, She put exclaimed. America to recover tha Maharanee, dis- showed cuss the arrest. Detective Brits takes that to be true when he gave her hands to her breast and gazed at "We shall see, madam," rejoined up the case. He aaka tha of up the pretended search without so the Central Office man as plteously as Brltz, "bow successful he has been In jjt. Kiinora nance, in running much aa downnicn,the real criminal. Brits learns that trying the handle of a small a woman of her Junoesque charms at least one robbery." in dupMcatcs of Mrs. Mlasloner's diamonds safe a far corner of the room. Re could be expected to do. The ingenue "Inside this little casket," he said, were made in Paris on the order of to the he renewed his Elinor Holcomb. While walking Brits la turning bedside, role was impossible to Mrs. Delaroche; "are Jewels worth more than half a seised, bound and gagged by Hindoos. He warning, throwing so much savage had It not been so, million dollars. Please let me have the a In but undoubtedly Imprisoned a deserted house, but meaning Into his words that Mrs. Del In makes his escape. Brits discovers an na she would have asumed It this emer key to this Jewel box." diamond expert whom he believes arocbe was certain there was no pre gency. Reluctantly, she unfastened a slen- waa employed by either Bands of Oris tense about wold to make counterfeits of the Mission. that "Answer me, madam; this calls for der gold chain that hung about ber er gems. Grlswold Inttmatea that Bands Then he walked to the door giving an immediate explanation. You told neck, from which depended a tiny sil- la on tha verge of failure. Two Hindoos on to ver burglarise the horn of Bands and are the corridor, turned the handle this man these Jewels belonged yon, key. Britz fitted It into the lock captured by Brits. On one of them he cautiously, thrust his head through a How does It come you have the dla and turned the bolt Triumphantly he finds a note signed by "Mllllcent" and ad- second and In New York knows seized the else In dressed to "Curtis." Brits locates wo- opening, looked up and monds everybody lid, and as everyone man named Mllllcent Delaroche, to whom down the hall. Evidently reassured, as the Maharanee necklace of Mrs the room focused eager eyes upon the unswoia nas Men paying marked atten- he the Doris MIssioner?" silver box, Britz then drop- tions. Tha Bwaml attends a ball at Mra, opened door, stepped outside, opened It; Missionary home, but learns nothing fur and closed It swiftly and silently. Mrs. Delaroche still struggled faintly ped It on the table with a furious ther about tha diamonds. There was not a sound to Indicate for speech. Her lids quivered; her eyes claniatlon. whether had closed and then were fixed box CHAPTER XXI. he gone along the corrl alternately The was empty! dor, or still stood Just outside the - upon the detective, and a tremor, be door. Mrs. Delaroche listen ginning at the crown of her adorable CHAPTER XXII. top, Thief! waited, Ing in the of his head, moved In waves to ber perfect Mllllcent Delaroche soundly Intently hope hearing slept footsteps, but she listened She feet. She sank into a chair and let her Hot on Hen was the type of beauty that re- vainly. She Was Broad Awake In an Instant the Scent tains Its freshness waited perhaps a minute, for she had head fall upon her arms as they Brits' bounded Into the Inner room through Indulgence no desire to hazard stretched acre as a little table of In creature comforts. Not all her a shot from that Inertly and made a quick examination I so did There was no smallest of on fondness for amusement could lead terrible thing the burglar had pressed would drag a word from the captive. erly. "Oh, dear, am glad he streak pity every window. He found marks al- not with In the look Detective Brltz bent upon her to rob herself for of against her brow. Then her courage He maintained his sullen silence, escape It What would" one of the casements that told his many nights oozed It In her. He had dealt with women of her the' she knew was back, and she bounded to the though It might be said he broke She checked herself hastily. practiced eye entry to the apartment repose Instinctively with a looks cast type before he told him essential to the of her floor, screaming all her might, way, for the furious he "You must come to me In the morn- many times, had been made through the window preservation audi- self, and now that he was so near the charms. She was the sort of pausing only long enough to snatch at the pajama squad were almost ing, Mr. Mr. for a reward," she add- by some one skilled In daring burr woman, a of heart of the MIssioner who retains a false peignoir and throw It about her ble. Those looks caused several ed In tones so sweetly suggestive of a great mystery, lary. It gave on the fire escape. Brits past thirty, youth shoulders it was not his to be influenced sometimes more effective than the im ere she pulled open the out the squad's doughty heroes suddenly golden guerdon that the detective purpose flung up the sash and looked out. As er door to of in the the distress which Is measured the of her suite and sent her realize the unconventtonality eyes glistened. slightest degree by be expected, there was a long string maturity by them of a Diana, to of an calendar. Her was as shrieks shrilling down the long hall. their attire, and to send precip- "Thank you, madam, that is not nec say nothing Aphro of ladders and balconies that ended complexion Her for was in dlte. sobs choked the woman, delicate as a debutante's. Her cries, she a magnificently itously search of dressing gowns. essary," he replied perfunctorily, Dry one story above the Btreet. The fire eyes constructed animal of most One or two of them how- Her eyes strained at ther tendons so were brighter than those of the aver expansive remained, "Let's see what else this fellow has escape was at the least frequented not echoed and house In painfully that tears would have been a age atnietic young woman, and no lung power, only far along ever, the detective, who, got." end of the big hotel, and an awning the hotels as as the divine relief. Whether she was grieved on silver thread shot the dusk of her corridor, but penetrated even the frostily patrician He and the porter explored the cap threw a shadow from an arc lamp sound-proo- f doors of the did often have an or frightened was not so apparent as luxuriant hair. All this was due large- other apart' Renaissance, not tlve's pockets further, but found noth the globe big enough to afford oppor- ments. The of the that she was distressed. Min ly, she waa convinced, to her life disturbance she made opportunity to hold the center ing more in the way of loot. Mrs, sorely tunity for an agile man to mount on was novel to exclusive was well content with utes passed before she lifted her face long habit of sleeping early and alarmingly the stage, fairly Delaroche looked hastily through her the shoulders of comrades, grasp the calm of the Hotel Renaissance. and once more looked at the detective, second-stor- y him- often, and of resolutely, to Doors his audience. desk and dressing table and told the window and swing refusing were heads The house sleuth and his porter bad let her slumber be disturbed by any flung open, popped out, "Now, then, you!" he said, brusque- man apparently nothing else was miss self up unseen. He let his eyes fall and a dozen were retreated a yard or more, and the such useless things as dreams, which, inquiries flung at ly addressing the prisoner, "speak up. ing. on the balcony one story below the) her from as of erstwhile pajama squad, now an as after all, are mere ghosts of thought many parts the hall; What were you doing here?" "Then," said the house detective, window. On It lay something yellow, but Mrs. Delaroche had exhausted her Del- founded force of Cossacks and Bedouins and too much thinking was not one "He got my Jewels!" cried Mrs. guess there Is nothing else for us to ctumpled as If dropped Inadvertently. coherence in that one in a varied array of dressing gowns re- of her foibles. framing pur aroche. do but to turn this burglar over to the Brltz ran down the ladder and pose of with all .her and bathrobes, looked and listened in tn th room with Mrs. Delaroche pro- screaming might The one of his sul- we . turned the oblect Tnougn slept prisoner turned pellet. May use your telephone, hushed - her external senses were not until some man of action should speed. len looks conscious that expectancy; It was an Oriental handkerchief such foundly, upon her, but, madam?" Mrs. said of to her assistance. She did not waste she was robed as as the most "Come, Delaroche," Brltz, as he had seen In the Swaml's pos- wholly unvlgllant. Long study her daintily Mrs. Delaroche gladly nodded assent, "You must not waste self had made her sensitive to disa any strength in articulation. She sim fastidious In Du sternly. really session. society actress the and the sleuth continued: more of time. I have an that were ply screamed, and so eloquent were bedroom scenes could any my spent It was plain to Brltz that greeable Impressions purely Barryest of be, "Jim, call up Headquarters, and hour in these perfectly and no intrusive her shrieks that although she uttered her was not so vulnerable getting Jewels away the Hindoos had been beforehand corporeal; so, though equanimity have a couple of men sent here to take from and I don't intend to in vision of mind could the no concrete word, only a few of them as that of the deserters from the you, put with him in recovering the MIssioner interrupt pa this fellow away." more words in the facts fluid calm of her a were needed to tell the more intelli many getting jewels. By this time he knew enough beauty sleep, slight jama squad. The effect of that command from You have to answer uncomfortable gent of her auditors that she had been upon you. got to be certain that their In get- ly feeling at the pre "He took the whole case of jewels the startled Not soon or and as object else whence her tresses robbed, and that what she had lost prisoner everyone. late, you may well do of the was even spot swept from under my pillow," she continued, did It cause him to break his sul it at once." ting possession gems in an elaborate coiffure or was of priceless value to her. only than the upward addressing the house detective. "They len but It drew from him If was to be stronger professional pride In the braids of had Before the fusillade of her cries silence, there any third degree that had actuated him to recover them parted negligee must be in his possession still, unless words that made the house detective in her case, the detective was deter the effect of her as no mere died away in a scattering fire of for their owner. He was aware they arousing he dropped them while he was running involuntarily loose his hold on the man mined to it then and there. dream could have done. It gasping sobs, half a dozen pajamaed apply had a reason to be explained why possibly away." and step back, Jim's Jaw fell, were to said the yet not many seconds, specters were racing down the corri- staring. 'They given me," were In such a required allowing "We will soon find out," said the and Mrs. Delaroche gazed at the fel woman they desperate hurry for the habits of her mind, and the dor In the direction they deemed the faintly. to take the atones of the necklace, or leading man. "Jim, go through him!" low, wide-eyed- . whom?" fact that she suddenly was recalled burglar had taken. What account "By at least one of them the Maharanee Jim only shrugged those fullback "I can save said "By a friend of she re from repose, for Mrs. Delaroche they would have given of themselves you that trouble," by mine," to India. Even now be deep shoulders when the burglar attempted the "You need not they might to realize there was a hand beneath had they come up with the fugitive Is burglar. telephone plied. aboard a vessel that would put to sea were to petrify him with a look, and his for the Central Office men. I am Lieu "And his name?" the detec her pillow, and that hand was not one conjectural. They spared the inquired in a few hours, leaving no trace of search through the prisoner's pockets tenant Detective Brltz of tive curtly. of her own. Rigid with fright, she disagreeable necessity of submitting Headquar their Or, It might be to was thorough. Mrs. Delaroche gasped ters! And these," and he nodded to "I do not care to tell his name," said departure. they waited an Instant to assure herself their courage that test, for as the were beyond the city limits on their a her delight when from the captive's ward the silver casket, "are the miss Airs, who had recovered a he had not committed the innovation burglar turned corner of the hall ueiarocne, way to another port of exit. He In advance of coat the porter drew forth a heavy sil MIssioner diamonds that were little of her calmness, of dreaming, then she made a swift many yards his pursu- ing must stop them at all hazards. He he was a foot ver casket, and held it toward her. stolen from the richest woman in "You must tell it!" Brltz Insisted. reach for the alien hand too late. It ers, tripped by adroitly leaped to the telephone, called Police in his and "Is that your property, madam?" America." "I cannot," she said. had been withdrawn swiftly In the Interpolated path, when he got Manning on the bis asked the house detective. to Mrs. Delaroche "But I tell you you must!" returned Headquarters, few moments requisite to complete recovered breath after a jarring Turning abruptly wire, and asked the Chief to And said Mrs. he said: the detective. "Don't see have give per comprehension of the situation, and If fall, it was to two men of sturdy "Yes, yes," Delaroche, eag you you sonal attention to the he waa to tell It to request Mrs. Delaroche had not been so cer- build sitting upon him as composedly got square yourself?" about to make. as if nature had him a "What do you mean, sir?" she asked tain that she never dreamed, she planned for "Notify all precincts," said Brits, conversation cbair. The had with a pretty show of Indignation, v might have thought she still was pistol he to stop every man of Oriental carried In bis hands "Now, don't try any of those games ap sleeping. Hasty exploration of the throughout the pearance to leave the city was snatched from his on me," said Brltz. In his impatience, attempting pace beneath her pillow, however, pursuit grasp, by boat or train. Have all the ferries and he he was descending close to the meth told her the midnight hand had not although struggled furiously, watched, and send a double detail to - were ods of and Carson. He gone away empty,- Realising that, she his arms dragged behind his Donnelly re the Grand Central Station. handcuffs were membered that in a moment and re Telephone was broad awake In an Instant. She back and snapped the Associated Press for a list of the his wrists. Then he was sumed more at erect so swiftly that she bruised upon dragged persuasively: vessels about to sail have the to four insistent arms "It will save you a deal of today; her forehead slightly against some- his feet by and great water watched for steam- with much trouble for Mrs. if front tramp thing cold and hard and round and impelled vigor along the you, Delaroche, you and don't the small in the reverse to tell me the and tell it at ers, forget craft smooth that was Immediately pressed hallway direction truth, once, both sail and steam." that which he had followed. without holding back. You menacingly to her head. anything "Have found the Jewels?" asked was the I am a detective from Po- you "Don't move, or you'll get this!" Unmistakable rejoicing of understand, at the end of lice and I was Manning, other the said a rough voice. the pajama squad at the sight of his Headquarters, assigned wire. heroic weeks ago to find Mrs. Missioner's dia Mrs. Delaroche gasped, and despite captivity. Undeniably was its "No!" roared "but I will have toward him. Faces with monds. I have found the diamonds. Britz, the hand, sank back again to her pil- surge, grim them In a few If make low. or were Into and now I niust find the thief." hours, you'll She could still feel, however, postscript bravery thrust the buncb hustle to me. Will fancied of the the and voices from Mrs. Delaroche shivered, and started help she could, the Icy rim prisoner's, raging attend to all this Chief?" to bombarded slowly to her feet. She turned a dis you yourself, metal that had touched her brow. mockery Indignation Brltz found Doctor Fitch This was him with AH of which the dainful glance on the group at the watting a great feat of Imagination questions. door, for him on the as he had ar for Mrs. Delaroche. met with sullen silence and then faced Brltz once more, and in a sidewalk, prisoner before the "That's lie continued with looks that made the re- voice title more than a whisper, she ranged entering apartment right; still!" squad of Mrs. Delaroche in the of a voice. "If know what's treat a pace or two in of the said : guise the you good spite and In a word told for firmness with which his held Whatever you may think, J did not burglar, single the you." captors how he had been balked In it was him. Mrs. Delaroche's fading screams know the Jewels were stolen. I did not physician Rough though the voice was, the chief of his nocturnal subdued. could not have guided the little group to her apart- know they ever belonged to Mrs. MIs object visit carefully It the word said been In Mrs. Dela- ment, where the hands of sioner. 1 never heard of Mrs. MIssion- "Quick's now, doc!" heard the corridor. ministering Brltz. roche drew a angels had adjusted her peignoir to Its er before tonight, except the deep, fluttering breath, through 'Where are asked and was on of normal position upon her Junoesque papers. I did not know that any of you going?" evidently the point my Fitch. making another to speak form and fastened its fluttering rib- acquaintances knew her. I was not attempt (TO BE CONTINUED.) when the metallic rljig touched her bons in becoming bows. She there re- aware She had lost her diamonds. ceived the heroes of the man bunt tell me about forehead again, chilling her to silence, What you the theft of a the '' with necklace from Mrs. Is en- Stirring Melting Pet and the voice went on: astonishing composure. MIssioner What Is believed to be the first at "See I've no time to "Is this the man who robbed you, new to me. I seldom read the here, lady, got tirely tempt by an agricultural college to waste where madam?" asked one of the men who papers, and when I do, I do not read with you. Just you stay teach immigrants coming to this coun- and make a un- had caught the burglar. He was the accounts of crime." you are, don't sound,. try, is said to give every promise ot less to and house detective. "Stand behind him, "AH' you say may be Brltz ' you want get this!" the true," per success. Ninety-fiv- e Polish fanner he said to his a por- metal was pressed a little harder to Jim," colleague, sisted, "but you may take my word for from the Connecticut southern ter with the fullback's shoulders. are Mrs. Valley, her forehead. "I am going to get out the Jewels Missioner's; New and northern Con- were stolen from Hampshire of this room quietly, and I'm going "It must be," said Mrs. Delaroche, they her, and you necticut, gathered at the Massachu- I I must tell me name of right now. If you make any noise for "but cannot tell by his face, did the the person setts Agricultural college to be In- not see who them to the next five minutes, I'll blow your it. It looks like the man, gave you." structed In and good citi- beautiful woman's agriculture head off!" though. Make him speak." The distress at zenship. The lectures were Inter- time was so The cold pressure was removed But that task was beyond the house this sincere that the by K. J. Wolskl of -- man preted Holyoke. from her forehead, and the burglar detective's powers. Irresponsible Headquarters Involuntarily dealt Oeorge Chapman of the department moved about the room. The thick though his mind might be as com more gently with her. He urged her of botany told these men of the neces- on blue-coat- s, to seated carpet and doubtless the felt soles pared with the city's sleuth's and be again, and then for the' sity of getting good onion seed, this em- time the man's feet as auxiliaries, made his he hardly felt justified in first apparently remembered his being one of the most important crops steps soundless. He went from her ploying the most medieval forms of hands still were gripped by the bands of the valley. He also showed the dressing table to a writing desk, light- torture to accomplish that purpose. of steel the house detective had snap water and "wind blast method of . ing each in turn with a vivid circle Seemingly, nothing short of the boot. ped upon tbem. lectlng the poor from th Rood feeds.; of from an electric thumbscrew Maiden I must one rays pocket torch, the and the Iron "the Jewels Are Mrs. Missioner's." "Madam, Insist more Christian Science Monitor. , . ' can iua btwunLL fJoivo Daily. Hegt and Wntt, 0iango - nt tiorm- hHv eMond-ela- a matter No. Went m ltoft nu M Jul) 4i Paiienger 7:40 p I 'Ufd Im lha lam Int. N' ha it :r,tnin. V- - t. 190(1, ( the f)Ml urtee et Van Jon, Hands. No. Hast 6:0a a.m iGROCERIES FEED, 42, Pawnger year bifore a valuable ucWi back 1 DAILY F.Xcm SfXDAV. broken. Dec. 38- ,- 1 .,,,-,- i. Tucumcori, N.M., H. 'rt. nr . v..,. .. you madly, devotedly. Intensely, dl MEAL of the Nat icnal hntik traetedly twBty-0v- i hours In the FLOUR, orlL'fi. 1.00 4 ear. B.Jonea First V. Local Frt. ' day! v ' l iihiu?rinilm. , r - Mr 92, Ej 10:30 p.m. ot thi.4 Honest!" city han arqu'red possesion O.K. didn't rnun furultboft ou Ap DENTON, Agent. "Well, why you nsy ao at Adverting (if the Tucumcar? Ntws, one of the ooeol" demanoed ibw brlUe Wtioi. la relieved and Farm Seeds. oiliest puhlication-- i in this of tones. part j THE CHURCHES. . . 1 ... . . t ut ..... 1 : Cleo. I?. M. E. CHURCH M A Difference. I 'tings every r:irrr.r-ssr-s- s S ' over toe t nncl Auffcor H-r- e's p article on nwtiagetnt and Third Sunday's of each "How of tlu in s'tid Irt to live on 12Mi cent 9 a day." editorship paper. It ' If there ts a crus.3 marked ou month. Services and what and ?d-it- moruing Editor Just want. I'll Best Cheapest er All the that W.C.Hawkins, at present It. Choicest, fthi: ! pjc(? you will know that your ewning. Sive you $6 for ex- of the Mrmtova Rtjpub'ican. Author What? Why $5 subtctipiian to this paper las RiiR. J. W. Campbell, Pastor. won't buy set ns edit ir in the futnre. Mr. my dinner. pired. We would l e plast d to Wharton has decided to at receue your renewal at odcc. open What Old She Men? in d. a job printing plant the Carter "1 m that widow of .Otherwise the p-- per will be FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. the a suburb 1 building on West Main street and aslto who was killed la a railroad San Jon, . . New Mexico. 1100,000 is at present negotiating with an wreck got damages." s. J. P. "And yet city folkn say people ar uniN Mastkrsgn, Pastor. eastern firm for the necessary toolUb to llvo la tas suburbs." OFFICERS. Preachihtf second IUlIU TERRITORIAL This will give Tucum every Sunday it xx nclock A. M. Up4oDate 8treet Beggars. wbicl-har- e cari tbree newspapers, alt of "E.'en your street beggars are up to Prayer service, H oclock p. u. FEED AND WAGON YARD IN CONNECTION. .Governor W. J Mills, Santa Fe, jobbine departments, besides date here la Now York," said an ob- All Christians iavited n man as he teased the one job printing establishment. especially serving Santa o this prayer service for the a nickel lato the bet of a professional Secretary Nathan Jaffa, good a ot f beggar wearing badgo "Vict; in Fe, N. M. the community. the Recent Fire." "I've never known it works for the Sonthwes t. . Mean Man. Always General W. Service at 2 oclock (slow time) to fail," be continued, "that after a Attorney Frank Professor John Dewey of Columbl N. M. Territorai Lease Lands, n fire, an explosion or any other After have subscribed for Clancy, Santa Fe, Saturday before the second big was talking about a legislator who had you accident there was a noticeable change ' tbv Treasurer M. A . O tero, Sar. U Sunday. invited. turned traitor to the suffrage cause. your home paper, then take 1 Everybody la the made by street M. appeals your "A man who could be so moan to wom- Fe, N. beggars. Another note his El Paso Herald. The Herald b Sunday School each Sabbath at thing, an," he said, "must be the Public Instruction Quay County. shrewdness, as he doesn't any original the for to read a . .Superintended to oclock A. M. specify of the Clayton Jail story. best daily you lamps E. Clark. Sanu Fe. particular fire, but simply the recent ' The below "A convict In tho you you get all the late Associate list enumerated con 1 J. P. Art, The desire to abreast of Clayton Jail, N. M. Masterson, Supt. keep to a tains the vacant school aud institu the times seems to be seated know, managed do little fjlrtlng Press news and the special div W. B. Griffiths, Sec. deep over the wall. Ho flirted for some Commissioner of Fubli: Land? la all New Yorkors, and iuet alter eome New tionat land in the above County or weeks with a buxom who milked patches covering Mexico, Robett P. Eryioe, Santa Fe, School Sun great accident the street are plrl Singing mc.ts tvery beggars the cows In a field West Texas and Arizona. Th JJ. M. Noveher rst ton. The same ar sure to make the most ct the sltuettloa adjoining the jail, day afteinoon at Three oclock at end one evening he called to her nnd ifivi.-.,- ; to lease for o and make their appeal to the publio Heralds wide circulation is uame and Fish Warden James subject crazing .he they struck up a conversation. Church.' along too latest lines." Every we need to P. Goble, Santa Fe, N. M. agricultural purposes. Jay after that for a year or more, us the publicity attrac. .Engineer Charles D. Miller, San-- ' Applications may be made foi the girl came to the wall. Then the new people and new capital to our What He Wanted. oonvict, tJred of told ber ta Fe, N. M. section two and tvnrtytwo subject getting her, section. You can help it in i.i It was after the Hen- It was no uae waiting for aa bo TILE LODGES explosion, and him, for to such laws as the State Legisla- derson sat on a rue- was In for life." good work the by Sixth District. rail fence gaziag Olvirict Court. over the scene of ruin. a subscriber. ture may enact. Tli A. II. T. A. raecta oacb 2nd and fully One of becoming regular of Otero, bis Wheels was still onward (Counties Gudalupe, Blank application? or further in x:a rolling A Lincoln and Quay.) Weiuesday cveaira over the pike. Another hung from the Sleeping Quarter. formation in torentail limb of a tree. I would euggf st that certr.in streets - R. Ala- - regard prict B II. WJlkin, pre. Other sections of the Judg- Edward Wrifiht, were not main thoroughfares thould . bo maybe had on application to Ter B. 6. Horn, Ssc car strewn about the highway, r;apotdo, N. Mi far and near. classed as residential, both In the poor Albuquerque I titorial Land Office at Sauta Fe, as well as in WitVict Attorney Hnrr H.. Mc "Ah me!" 6ished Henderson. "To the rich parts of Ixiv N. M. don, for the clerk and shop-gir- l need lucuMicari. N. M. Robert. P. Ervieo, Coif The W. 0. W. meets each 1st and think that only last night I was In- lilroy, sleep as much as any of us, and that Journal - an assembled carl Morning s missionfr. veighing against J. Downs. Alamo- 3rd Monday evenings. Vliiting Sever-ign- s In these streets By Jove I I'd give f 100 to anybody between, say midnight N. M. School Land? and 8 a. m. or 0 a. or 7 a. ac- sotdo, "Welcome who'd come along at this very minute m., m., to tho the motor hoi a Section Townshiq Ranir? II. B. and assemble mine.'1 Harper's Week cording locality, V. 5. Local Land Officer. Horn, 0. 0. should not bo blown for 36 5N. r.tE ly. except urgent C. L. Owoa, Clerk. cases that is in case of Imminent K. A. Prentice. Register if 6 27 danger to life Lord Montagu In the Kecoiver N. V. Gallegos. Car. i1) 37 The M. W. A. meets each sec Apropos. Full Associated Press Leased windfall 30 .6- "Jack's little frot his Wire. Report Every in QUAY COUNTY CfFlCliRS. 32 ond and fourth Saturday evening Day uncle came in nicely, dida't 11?" Safe. 36 7' 27 of ach month. "What did he do with tne cur mi .Shariff Ward. itr Daniel emerged from tho lions' den, 6 7 - :S 'The obvious thing. Just as ht Probate ClerkJ., R. P. Donchoo. Visitors welcome. , got "They were - library lions and - the ha found his machine C. Chenaull. 16 7 C. L. V. C. 'windfall, wouldn't hurt a fly," he Treasurer H. 29 Owen, needed a windbreak." explained. probate Judge I. D. Cutlip. 7 5J Geo. L. Sale. Clerk I. Briscoe. Assessor J. 3 7 30 of Schools C. S. Superintended 3 7 M. Cramer. 33 Albuquerque, N. 30' Surveyor-- W. L. Traylor. 27 PROFESSIONAL CARDS 36 H 28 Board of CotnmUaloner 3f 3 31 C. 1 CHAS. REED, C.4 R'MARDEN 5 t6 8 54 Dealer In First District W. A. Pndson. Notary.Public, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION .Second District J. M. Hodgos. P H 14 All Legal Blanks Properly Execu'td 043W1. Third District R. C. Stuhbins. 3& 0 tS Office in Seutinel Building Merchandise Department of the Interior, V. S 10 General Procintt Ctficsrs. 9 33, 'AND- - Lund ofllce at Tucumcari, N. M Geo. E- - Sale, Justice of Peace. 3" 9. 34 Novemlwr 23, lgll. Dudley Andersou, Constable. j 0 35 Office tel. 100 residence ISO Not ii--e Is hereby given that Fran 16 o a3 O . IDRTJOS I? cis R. Fry, fortlie heirs of Jeva M. Fry, deceased, of Saa 3fi ' 23 I Call and see us. Satisfaction guaranteed. Jon, N.'M., who, Although we favor the largest Dr. B. F. HERRING. on January 29, luOR. tnadi! homestead 3 31 of persouul liberty, we entry No. 1013, lor WtfSWtf an-- J jneasure 16 HERRING BUILDIN'0 and Groceres. want it understood that we think . 3a Staple Fancy SWixW.V Son. 2 and SEl-- 4 NE1-4- , rUCUMCAKI, - NEW MEXICO Seo. about as much 'of a woman who 36 33 20. Twp. 10 N, Itange 34 E, N. 16 28 M. P. smokes cigarettes as cf a roan who a Meridian, lias filed notion .. of intenUim to make wears a corset. 36 25 DR. R. S. COULTER, Final Five .. Year l'roof. to establish claim to the . . l5 53 OFNTIST Year. land above deKcribed, before E. E. 3 Sentinel ,4 Office in New Bank Building, I$per Iledgeeoko, U. S. Comtnissloner at The woman who 15 12 33 Phone 64. Endee, N. M., on the 11th day of Jan- rocked a cradle and ruled the world .. r. 34 Tucumcari, . New Mex. uary, 9u. tow has 3 daughter who drives an 3 3! Claimant names as witnesses: (lectric Lrouham and owns the AJLIi OF Mrs. Minnie E. Townsond, J. W, At- road. 16 35 kins, J. A. Atkins and J, G. Ellis Dr. J. Edwin Mannev, all of San 36 H Jon, x. M. we , ,i & Personally have never been Physician Surgeon, 221'C K. A. Pruntic?.. "" S 15 34 Register .very strouj? for the sort of man Office Sutton Building, M?iu St. 3 " ' who is so proud of bis hair he hates Phone 85, Res. Phone 171, 6 17 34 JOB to a haircut. New Mex. WORK get Tucumcari, 36 City Markets. Somehow, wo have never been Institutiona Lands able to watch a muss bib baby its 14 5 29 AT Ru,ler . up without feeling for all .. if v ti DONE THIS OFFICE. 2QC sorry 2a ,1 1T1 u. rts EtTKs-.-.'- ultimate consumers. i oc J3 M II nose Speciality, eye, lar, throat. Chicket,s.. 25c to 33c 3 30 As a general thing, it is better , Glasses fitted. Turke'3 Jl.00 3. 4. 3 23 tOjl.25 to be a credit to your ancestors Office, first stairway east of the aiae heads, per ton 21 and 39 in 6 37 Kaffir gia.v than to have hd ancestors who are Vorenberg Hotel. Corn heads, per ton. 12. so 9. 14. 15 & 28 5 '28 , redjt to you. TucuMCAkt, . . . New Mex. BUTCHER SHOP Beans, per pound sc t2, X4, 23. 25 Corrected bv Moreover, the kind of man who anP 26 in 7 27 weekly Z. T. Me FRESH MEATS AT ALL TIMES. Daniels, and owns an automobile can a & 3 in 7 28 grocery feed store. always EUGENE E. HEDGECOKE nd something to talk to you about, 4i 5. 6. 7. 8, 9. Sausage,' ' Steaks, Chops, Roasts, Hambergcr Sumrrer even if you don't understand the 10, 12, 13, 17, U. S. Commissioner, Galnt Are Ripid. The gains made by 1 chickens during difference between a shaft drive 8, 24. 37, it 6th nrsTRiar the summer are rapid, and poultry, anil a gid-da- p. and 34 io 7 38 Filings, Contests, Proofs, etc. AND men are fait beginning to RESTAURANT If realize that 29. 30, 31, 31. ENDEE, . . NEW MEX. they have largo healthy birds which mi'st have they It is selfishness leads A sbundant ranEe the 33. and 34 in 28 when during bepple to take too many chances. POOL HALL period they are growing and de. False prophets are rarely scou- Notice I have several blank For Sale.

for us all application for lease on above S'o-- e l rged when they predict btiiHrrr: TSr.3 v j.r.-.al- will I we desire. lands and attend to t')b un J;r . Ita Extent. jthe'good things ' :ck of Pohfjfncft in my N"tory Tubhc seal fot a :- -. of coi:r..?c!io3. Gcod -- T'i. ,,n3 tfc t Another thine about board- one dollar and work is looir. V mcBt ttrlnj-m- la good cny guaran pu pcrty must be sold at once and SAN JON N.M, Mvv'Ut house turker bash is that a an teed correct. ing absolutely will ro cheap. Inquire at this can eat it without violat- . C.C . Reed oTjct. ing bis principles. 1 .i'JJ.!.". " ll i llorio Sencc A Good Dsmanstrauf, Tti car bad wuMsvd slowly a:rn rOU ARE WERESTBD Tulk lo your bone and teach until fJnally Jobletfh grew Impatient. r "Look here, wr food he said Choice J.im to obey your voice m well as man," Her to tbe demonstrator, "I don't waot aa tie rtins, is tbo sensible advice old snail of a car Ilka this. I want Li cfiertd to drivers by (Spirit of the aotna speed." in a home the Best Valley in "Hut Just think of the economy of a of Methods wtkt.) This may prove valuable lh-- car like this." said i demonstrator if, sometimes happens, the lines "Economy?" retorted Joblelgh. Ueiv Mexico luak or come unbuckled, besides "Where does the economy coma In? It costs as much aa Mis. bad the after- the horse likes Just run aa any Prlggs paised Look over the following, if you see nothing that suits you, writr, as we the sociability ot it. other car, doenn't It?" noon at her club, whore abe bad lis- He easily learns a dozen or more "Yes." replied the itamrnictrator, tened to a dear young girl, direct from have many more good bargains. words, but be careful to use them "but think of what you'll aava oa tbe Chautauqua platform, deliver an Ones." Harper's Weekly. Inspiring, uplifting discourse on tbe only for exactly what you mean. beneftta of moral auaalon. For "whoa" Carrltd Too Par. when she arrived home No. 51 Well instance, mean9 to Therefore, 160 one City property Jeroma 8. McWade, tha millionaire and was a No. 41 acres three and step at once and stand perfectly met at tbe door with tale built business house 35 x 60 feet, collector ot Duluth, discussed, on the of woe relating to tbe behavior of her half miles southwest of San Jon, Btillf "get up" to go ahead beach, tbo trend of mod- 12 foot ceiling, shop in rear 16 x straight Namganiett only offspring of his refusal to go to all fenced with two wires, twenty back-war- ern fiction. aud at "back" to d; school, bis all the small stable and once; step stealing doughnut in 24, other small "Modern fiction Is charitable to the cook had hidden for 1ls acres cultivation, rather tight . "easy," or to supper. buildings, three lots on the "steady," go women," he said slowly. "Perhaps it rudeneaa to hla maiden land to work nice. 8 corne, unforgivable just right on main slow. These words the horse rea- la too charitable to woman. Wells aunt and hla bis father's tub- street, will trade or se and taking per acre. dily learns and takes kindly to. Galsworthy and Bernard Shaw ing tackle from Its sscred bos and are not content with the wom- "walk" letting mixing the contents together on the means to change at once en men N0.42 Deeded 160 2 No. go as far as the thar lat parlor floorof all these and acres, 5a Deeded. x6o acres, to a and "all them man. sundry walk; riht," spoken go farther than the other misdemeanors, each sufficient to miles from San Jon, 35 acres broke four and one half miles are as aa north of in a culm, n "They unduly charitable merit a physical she bit her uuiinc tour, tmuns Duluth who reproof, fenced and cross fenced all with San Jon, 60 acres in state of chap, got himself engaged Up and asked whore she good "don't be afraid, that wou't hurt to a notorious nervously two flirt might find her son. wires, small box house, fine cultivation, fenced and cross fenc- aud it is wonderful to see " TVhy, Horace,' said a friend, 'yon you." Having found blm la tbe laundry, location. Price on application. ed with two wins, small house, what tffect it has. alnt engaged to Minnie Manners, are where be was to the Speak firmly, prepared spend barn 16 x 36, fenced your In case of led blm garden with " X night necessity, she but not sharply to the horses, for 'Tea, am said Horace . stoutly. gently up to her room, asking not to No. 43 Relinquishment 320 poultry netting, some nice trees, "$thev are net vou. creatures. Talk-iu- K ""Why, Horace, that girl's been be disturbed one whatsoever. vines and off and to by any acres, one and three fourth miles bermuda grass, a fine engaged, on, nearly every "Son." "I've to your horse will make him man in Duluth.' she said, sorrowfully. well of water which will been told that were from San Jon, House 12 x 20, furnish and more U said you very naughty iiioic intelligent iendly. "'Well,' Horace, charitably, x all water for land such a " today." barn 12 30, fenced, 40 acres Duluth ain't big place.' Irrel-evsntl- "Do 1 get licked?" asked son. y. in cultivation, mixed land, fine lays fine for irrigating from the Accuse of choice ' well. Price on any person cruelty and "You realize, don't you, that you soil, location, cash price application. be is prttty certain to resent the Ancient Painter. were naughty?" she repeated, Ignoring J:o30 or will trade. Among the (Jroela the most famous his complimet. And yet how many question. No. 55 Vacant Lots. Two painters were Clmon of Cleona, Poly "Then 1 don't lleked?" Son was , get No. Detded 160 2 people in our city daily counten- grotus, Zeuxls, Apcllas. Appollodorus anxious to know. 45 acres, fine corner lots on Main and and Of tho ance acts ot cruelty and neglect to Parrhaslua. these greatest "LUten to mother, dear.'" Son miles from San Jon, all fenced and Fourth street at $200 each on were Zeuxla, who In said to hare four-foot- winced at ndear.TJfDt. "You are pur ed friends without the cross fenced with two wires, A no. terms. laughed himself to death ovor tho pic 1 easy my only boy, and feel so proud to one Cox house with making the least effort to lessen ture of an old woman that be bad own Sbe drew him clos- shingle roof, you But" No. 56 business Lot." the burden of those who cannot painted, and Apelles, who, according er to her and endeavored to lift blm to good barn, both well painted, a Ccrce to some accounts, painted cherries so Ian. lot on Filth and them-relvc- s. ber few nice St, Maple Ave. speak for Are not at fruit trees, a well of fine perfectly that the birds pecked "Geo. I ain't a boby," he objected, watur, about 50 acres in cultiva- 5150, $15 down, balance tn small such peoplp accessories after the thcun, thinking them real. Apelles strenuously, as he wriggled away. ecu ot Alexander the mouth) to fact, morally at least if not web a temporary , tion, rine soil, mixed land, at Sio payments suit tbe pur- legally? was commanded the Great, and by Mrs. Brlggr breathed s deep sign. acre. chaser. This lot faces the Winter is at our door and with ot the world to bis pet depot conqueror paint Tbori she began ogatn: "Mother Is is a of add- work was and money maker at the pricel the inclemency the weather picture. Ills greatest proud of her boy. but she wants hint "Venus From tbo No. lot A fine cor- ed arc tor Rising Sea," painted to de.tervo her pride. You want moth- 47 Vacant precautions necessary of at Cob, No. 58 Six lots in a bunch on for tbo Temple Esculaplus, er to always he proud of you, don't ner lot on main street one the welfare of the horse, Is over 1100,000. square patient and costing. It said, you?" south side with barn 16 x It is claimed that no artist was able trom the depot, in the business 20, who, in addition to bung overload- "Ssy. you've got powder all over fenced with to bis unfinished of A wire, price $400 on crue and complete pictures, one side of your nose," exclaimed the part towD. bargain at $250 ed, overdriven, ly jerked, of which he at the time ot terms. many left of her pride. good shod, is oiten exposed his death. object imprepcrly Sbe wiped ber face quietly, then she of No 48 Vacant lots. Two lots n fpr long periods time without watted a moment to collect bor wits. . No. 6A choice relinquish-o- udepuale coveting. Newspaper, Her' son didn't seem to respond to south side a little way out, will ment five north of San Jon. Will mother love, so she thought that per butcer, and grocery drivers are Remedy for Swollen Legs. make a fine residence property, at seJl or trade very if takan of on the limbs baps she would better try something cheap offenders this Many the swellings for tbe two. conspicuous along of horses can bn prevented by the else. J40 soon, liue. amount of exorcise. Do Tot "When you refused to go to school proper didn't the horse standing In the barn today, dear, you knew, you. that keep ! find It even if Societies' for the prevention of without exercise and expect it to re even tf didn't out, didn't send a note borne arc limited in main frtMi from swollen limbs. your teacher THE VALLEY LAND COPMANY cruelty cccssarily to me. your conscience disapproved of deaUngwith this city-wid- e evil, but your actions? Your conscience was Mlasourl Mule, " NewMex. it the central pudlic would cooper- Missouri la sorry that you weren't trustworthy OfSnJon, Tbe 1,400 pound mule a note animal on "Teacher wouldn't have sent ate niuru freely in repotting such becoming a popular draft us the of New York borne, became they havent got either to the societies thoroughfares city. fixed our own rvoms and Is- - - Cuw, or, He Is eats less than tbe horse in yet. tbey r Dealt rs tough, don't know where we belong." son ob- better still, directly to the employ- of the same weight, and if sound wll) whole- sell for $300 or bettor. jected. Deeded ers, it would have a most "But never mind what your teacher Irrigated Lends, Reinqu.'sf.r.cfiis, Lends of driv- own some effect, as most these Mrs. Newrlch. does, son. Thick of your better to which you have done an ers are qrovided with blanket! "An' one other thing I want you to nature, remember when you build the bouae which they are too lazy to use and Son made no comment Encour- Is to one of the finest Alaetlc few care to have put steps his team owners thier It that mouey can build. " aged, mother proceeded. pqto It wss too. to stock abused. "An elastic madam?" "You know wrong, step, didn't We have land in New Mexico to trade for land in other StaUs IJIu-bin- take Mary's doughnuts, you? of "Yes. I was rwadln' how Miss d Again the method blauketing, And arc aren't you. that bad a fine elastic I you sorry, We sell Stocks of Vacant and step, an' want Alice?" Goods, Improved Property. specially in the case of coal team, ooe Kite it or hotter." ilouatoa you offended your Aunt just Still no comment. is often h mere makeshitt' the Post. Correspondence Solicited, and Information Cheerfully Given. "3on. are you listening? Son!" doubled and blanket being up Pond H carta Finally United. He turned toward ber. Huh?" be I were dl thrown on the rump of the animal After waiting SO years for her to be- asked. Tban his eyes again out of the window. She fol- when commonsensc demands that come a widow, Oeorgo Sleegann of rooted has married Mrs. lowed fclH gazo. and saw behind the cover the and shoulders Wllkesbarre, Ph., it breast Mwlctta Tehoru of Haxoltou. Whon lilac bushes, where tbey felt that tbey free from and RIDER to be of benefit. Driving with the they were young In Germany, thoy fell were public eyes. Mary yJldJEO--A AGENT bur buBband-t- o be each other to rldo snd exhibit a 8smtl Libist Model on is thu la love, and would have married bad bidding blanket obviously larv a farewell. Son raw his moth- "nangar" uicyoio lurnisuea Of us. Our stfouUuvery wnero are niukizur it not been for the opposition of their tender money fast. ( for full tanumUrttni nttultftr tIMii. man's and is worse than usles. In the scene. IJO MONEY REQUIRED uuiil you receive and approve of job They tried to elope, but er's eyes taking e rour parents. do bicycle. ship to 8 nyone anywhere In tho IT, S. without , miu Who will lu were discovered and caught before It "Say!" he remarked. "What you lu advance, tud sllow TIN DAYS' PRCS TRIAL durlnir help safeguaring which time tup; i(r, tileo-garn- i, know about that!" He nodded his you may ride tho bicycle s nd put. it to sny test you wish . was po8s!tle for them to wed. If you are thou not the wonderful, delicately adjusted "I've seen them perfectly atis6ed or do not wish to keep the despondent and angry, emi- bead sagely. doing ycycBlilnHback to ua atourcvpt-nsean- nulmt . tod sentient machine of man's who was that 'most every day. but I never to!d. FACTORY PRICES We '''.rDlsu the highest trade bicycles It Is grated, and his sweetheeft, w small I wanted to bold over nuke at one profit above best friend? Chicago Tribune. married a year after he left, followed for something actual factory cost. Voupoie6ive S10 to fii middlemen's profits by buy- ner when she started to tell on toe. ing direct or US Snd nnve th BianilflUt.lin.V nunnlu huhl..4 ...... a few years later with nusoana, her, bicycle. DO NOT BUY m. hlr ml a r,i & mix f . who died a short time ago. Sleegarm Going to fire her?" Vw until you receive our catalogues and learnnfl.our uuhoard of the his old sweet Mrs. Brlggs exclaimed gently that and nwartdtr Idee scants. ft V TUB lately discovered YOU WILL BE ASTONISHED vara ROMnoorDMiniinii fmTainioo old court it was proper for Mary to jou heart lived In Hazleton. The perfectly uIlM low nrLvm m mn Mialm mi .Ma wuv lk-- .... n ...... , ... husband. Then she JpopuarJ Magazine ship was begun again and culmlMbad kiss her future iMfLW""" ""w 'ctorT. with tl.M pront bor teotorr ro.u mviriu si m m Wrt'0l thnt mains la their wedding the other day. drew the abade, that no further Inter- ai.uh.j ference from outalde should prolong H28X!f!2 f'5v?,Fl Y J??1 eats" hmt bier bat otu.tiy Dim Fact their conference. fartnating CO AS TER - BRAKES A Wlde-Awak-e Constable. SSSSSSilsSsuiissisiilsj "Now, son," she began again, as she n say ye sln't been speedln', ebf 00 Utdjclfccrn Pc:re-Prc:- f Fiction T car. drew blm firmly toward ber. "mother i1IN 111 said Silas as be stopped tbe 1 1 1 1 1 1 veo cam wanta you to aay that you are v?ry l0 "wwrmm ao "Nary a speed," said tbe chauffeur, I f (INMMTAMD IT " sorry snd to promise SslU:ili:iTiretS & b to be amiable. her" 1 1 Tin rtnlarttuU'tfiamftlitM Uru trying son name." broke in V"V l. A GREAT CoatiaMt! Story af lb World's "When did ye leave QulncevllleT" "Aw, ain't my UI.HM Mir. mm m iamrfara aat. Protro which you may begin reading at the boy. crossly. "An' you ain't BVIWIIIMI tatrftrtl.WUmim aMmrdtrU.St. sny time, and which will bold your interest demanded Silas, suspiciously. Is 'mother you're ma. An' you're talk-In- ' KQKSXETRSSSUFRSrJFCXCTnES fortvar. running in "Five o'clock this morning." said NAILS, not lat like teacher does, 'cuu-- e she TM,reiaaavrlM UnalrMt, the chauffeur, with a wink at his com- tbe A uuDareatnenuaua pairs sold last year, Popular Mechanics dasn't lick us. What's the matter?" nrMwamii. Mada In a.11 aizea. It f'v panion. ca'Ied Mrs to Magazine "Five this mornin', eh?" said tbe "Oeorge." Brlggs her Art rssdint H? Two, millions of your whoee she heard de- a luecill ouslltv of rnbhor. which nAvar ho and It Is the favorite the wink. "Taken husband, steps comes which closes no small neighbors are, maguine constable, catching "Come here and porous and in thousands of the beat American homes. It six hours to come four mile. scending the stairs. Dunctnrca without allnwlnir tha rn.tr ta aieina. apDeals to all classes eld and young men ye we have hundreds of letters from satUBed customers ffftlM ttw tMek rwMre-M- deal with this Impudent young one r j aud women-Mh- o who know and those who Wa-a- l, I I'll run ye In, anyhow, statlna that their tires have been one pui-Mtu- aariM guess If ever only pumped up Aj'aiif want to know. I'll the complaint from He needs s good whipping. any or twice In a whole season. They weigh no more than and "D"alaa rim atria "M ssa PAOta back month see ncrimes only change husband aa oi ilnary tire, the puncture resisting qualities belnf to obBtructln' the high- boy did!" As her entered tbe several ot tire will outlast IOO MTICLM Or MNSRAai INTUtCaT overspeedln' to Insure meas- fiven by layers thin, specially prepared anf.Mv Daaartraant (20 room sbe added, good the tread. Tha regular price of these tires The "Shon Notee" paste) way." Harper's Weekly. is SIO. 00 we MY RIDING. easy ways to do things bow to make ure. "He's ruined your flslibg tackle per pair, bnt for advertising purposes are give making a special factory prlce to the rider of only S4.80 per pair. All orders same useful articles for home and shop, repairs, etc. you'd better use ycur slipper on shipped (10 tells how to x "AmataurMechaale" pages) A Jelly Face. htm." make Mission furniture, wireless outfits, boats, O,,,ow:?: nt T maaios n Wloa W BOT pair) If ye me WILL OUN endnea, magic and all the things a boy loves. "When mamma asked it I'd been mtykim aud dTrtlimit"W o ma no rink la aoodlni9. oa aa order a the tlrwi enrra returmvl at OUR eipeo if tor any rwuon ara a"' aatlnfkctocy en amialaatloa. Wa arvswfartlT MuiiS ysan. imou cones ta Jelly, I said yes." "Why and njooPT to ua laaa wfe la a bank.thrj a of th.-- mm .7i ratArt roar HewetMlar I (bow rov eat Of stealing fat If you r lr uir tiraa. to d ui .L.. .31 itj 7" "I didn't have the Corn Fodder. uaier. rua raster, wear bettrr. lant lonreraod took Hart tbas atiTtlra yon harooTaraied er aam at BHeaT wwrrt for mn samfli copy roear didn't you deny fcokaowtbatyouwillheaowell plaaaed that when yoa nt a blcrela raawtS tlva MTowaraah KVmS face to say no." Boston Transcript The chemist tells us that 70 per ywtomea ua trial orrtorat onw, bene tbl ramarkakle tin offrr. POPULAR MECHANICS CO. cent of the feeding value of corn YOU NEED TIRES fe?Lb.I SSL '.".ii w I"ia for a palret HeSsetuorn WMhlnrlon CHICAGO IF rnooaoprr land trial at tbaaueplal 320 W. St., fodder Is below ear. If tbts niiceo noted above: or write for our bit Tire and Suadry Catalogiw whkh deecntmaauoMa all mTimi tbe be klDdx o( tl.7'rm at aomtt half tbe binul pr Iom. Beware of Fits of Passion. true, how much do you lose by feed- DO WAITX' te MWWIr. OO NeTTMINK OW aUYtSWa bkryotaorailalr af ' NOT from aorooe until yoa kuo taa new He submits himself to be seen ing the fodder whole when put In tbe ltonlyeoataaiNMteltoleanieTerythlQt. WnteltNOW. auawouaaiTOionar waaala. Narragsngttt Wore Popular. through a microscope who suffers him- silo tbe sta'k la worth about as much alp C. UEAD CYCLE The Narragausott turkey should be self to be caught In a fit of paasloa--- J. as the enr, snd rbe ear l.ajj lost none COUPAHY, GIIIGAQO, "f Its value? morv popular than it is. It Is slightly C. Lsvater, emailer than tfc1 Pronze, and Is very docile and fnds the eeoflnAmAnt jitter than most oifcer varieties. W. L DOUGLAS TRUST PLAN

I 1 W m II II W Mantrractursr Thinks Oevirnmsnt I II II I3 II . V. IfillI I I wmssm Should Obtain Publicity by wmm Llcsnts System. Largs business organizations Imv i r i i I sv i i r T v i i i "v. torn to May, V cannot go buck to ii i if ill irai u rui old conditions. We must meet world competition. Large concerns can pro- duce goods at lower cost than small N the rtcordi of the ones. Germany favora large corpora- war department appears tions. Th method of the present na- the nam of Henry B tional administration Is to dtBSolv Clltt, who wu a major th great organizations and mak H. Id the regular service, them smaller, which is a backward nd who roae to the rank step. There should be no limit to a or a brigadier general or corporation doing a large and legiti- volunteers while In the mate business, aucb aa would be pos- Union army during the sible under the licensing plan which Civil war. Old army of- I favor, wrltet W. L. Douglas, former ficers remember Clltt governor of Massachusetts, In the well, but poaalbly mil Boston Herald. lions of civilians have Prejudices against corporations well nigh forgotten him. After the short merely because they are big, perhaps, official story of his service written on must be done away with. They glv V- the now time-staine- d paper hidden labor better returns. They cheapen - v . Mil way In a vault of the war depart- product and thus benefit the consum ment, these words appear: "Mysteri- er. They give opportunities to smau ously disappeared In the year 188S." Investors who get returns otherwise The disappearance of Henry B, Cllts unattainable. They employ able la on of the mysteries of army life. young men who have no capital at On other records In the war de- all, but who receive handsome sal- partment are brief official lines, also aries for their ability and service. d In law la on paper, telling of th place of the Sherman It Yours tor career of Jasper A. Maltby, colonel my opinion there should be a depart of th forty-fift- h Illinois Infantry, ment at Washington to grant licenses to all manufacturers and Years for great nor familiarly corporations est known In th darker In this country who do an Interstate leavening ays of the country's commerce business. The law should be mad so Ywm for never history as th "Wash- clear, results. burn's Lead Mln plain and definite that It could not be failing Regiment" Maltby's misunderstood. It should require all Years for purity. name' was brought capital to be paid In full. Semi-yearl- y Yews for economy. back not long ago statements should be given to the Yours for to and certified a public ae-- every sharply memory public by tning tnat goes to by th death of his countalnt. There should be a board mak up a strictly widow la St Luke's of examiners In each state to look aft- nign grsae, aver hospital, Chicago. 8b er these corporations Just as our na dependable baking was a little snow-hai- r tional banks are watched by the na powder. d woman who had tional government They should have That is Calumet. Try born lift's burdens the right to enter the offices and ex- it once and note the Im for Just th time al- amine the records of all the direc- provsment in your bak- how more lotted by th Psalm- torates of these companies. ing. See much economical over, the high-pric-ed ist During the days trust brands, how that this woman lay Jonsh Snickered. much better than the 111 cheap "A fine he the n at th hospital of fleet," cried, "but and big-ca- kinds. th Beloved Physl-cla- n, president would have something to me." Calumet is highest in quality If her eyes wan- talk about if he reviewed moderate in cost dered about the walls Herewith he entered the first sub of her room, it Is marine. Received Highest Award probable that for th World's Pur Food first time In many IT WEARS YOU OUT. Exposition, years when within room chosen any by 200. most war. Kidney Troubles Lower the Vitality of her as an They say desperate enterprises of the entire abiding M a J o r .Cllts There are members of th th Whole Body. place, failed to today surviving they h Don't wait for serious begin that Forty-fift- Illinois in whose veins the words "Fort illness; rest upon th folds of fought Doan'a Pills when day as he did Hill Mine" will make the blood It was using Kidney you an American flag. tingle. or notice at Cerro Gor- only a week before the Fourth on which Pember-to- first feel backache urinary Th disorders. John L. Columbus, TRAPPER'S GUIDE FREE stories of Gen- do, only a lit- surrendered the Confederate city. In Logan's Perry, "I was IM Ww. md Mm. T erals Cllts and. Malt-b-y more so front, Hill. was Texas, says: 4 ,il i tle lay Fort It decided at a council WMWITMM VM IWJ IMC VI were stories of The of the generals that its and and mm mu Winn, ii mm. regulars sapping mining JJS or row nat wm sterling of stren- the em- N Mmn Jear ago. My limbs rat ukbt uenvot patriotism, resisted subsequent seizing and holding of the i to I nwti turn tilt twm-tM- wmm '" action and of wounds uously for an brasure made by the explosion would be of tre- and feet began il. mr-- rwn WW. CITT. received In the dis- hour or two mendous moral and strategical value to the Union swell and my doctor charge of duty. Mys- Finally some cause. The place was commanded by Confeder- said I had Bright's I con- tery has added Its In- of the men ate artillery and by sharpshooters In a hundred disease. then terest to th life's saw Major rifle pits.. It was known that If the explosion of sulted a doctor whe story of Major Cllts. Clitz go down Foit Hill was a success that few of the men who said I had dropsy and Doan'a perhaps one should A big wall of rushed Into the crevasses could hope to come out could not live. f?WQ y to his death's gray was fall- alive. It would be what the Saxons called a deed Kidney Pills relieved The Wretchedness . I story, though there ing on them of derilng-do- Owing to the limited space to be me promptly and Is SlWJa. WMV 1 1 fA Trt til ATM " always a possibil- just then, and occupied only a single regiment was to be named of that at to Into ex- "When Your Back Is Lame, Remem- - Constipation ity a great jh many omers jump the great yawning hole after the Can quickly be overcome by th - jlaxs cry DOAN'S." BOc.all stores. age major some- went down plosion and to hold It against the hell fire of the berthe Name CARTER'S LITTLE where In some until Foster-Milbur- n N. Y. condition still hai left in him too. When the tight was over, and afterward, when enemy adequate protective works could be Co., Buffalo, LIVER PILLS. spark of the spirit of life which moved him to some order came out of the chaotic hell, this re- thrown up A woman may not be able to reform Purely vegetable soldier deeds. was turned in by General Sykes: "The There was as many volunteers for the enter- act port the man she but she Is rea surely and II lADlfrDv Recently a brigadier of the Twelfth and Fourteenth were attacked by over- prise hs there were colonels of regiments In marries, on the general regular sure to inform him. gently I service, many years retired, came to Washington. whelming numbers. The ranks were decimated, Grant's army. The choice fell on Jasper A. Malt- sonably liver. Cure In the d in- by and his of Illinois lobby of a hotel he met a veteran as grls-sle- and Major Clitz was severely If not fatally following boys. Biliousness, h If ever be and wrinkled as he, but still of an upright jured. Around hla fate, still shrouded in mys The time came for the explosion. The Forty-fift- thought photography Head- physical a ca- lay the Into death's comes practical the world will learn ache, bearing. The general looked at the tery, hangs the painful apprehension that grimly awaiting charge Dizzi man a moment and then with reer so noble, no bo brave, has termln pit The signal was given; there came a heavy some astonishing secrets. actually aghast soldierly, ness, and Indigestion. do their duty. words that came out In the disorder of a "route ated on that Held whose honor he so gallantly roar find a mighty upheaval. Silence had barely They SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. step" gasped: upheld." fallen before there rose one great reverberating BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS FREE t Solid He for St of cholc "John I were I soon yell, and the Mine led Its col- atanip nanjplen taj Tery Genuine must heard you dead would as Major Clitz went on the list of the dead and lad Regiment, by t Uold Hmboamd Blrtbdar, Flower and Motto bear Signature have thought of meeting Clitii." what left of his mourned him as onel. Jarper A. Maltby, with his lieutenant col- Post Carda; beautiful colon and lovallest design wai regiment Arl foil Card Club. 7S1 Jackson SU, Topeka, Kanwa The two had been subalterns in t'litz's regi- few soldier? are mourned onel. Malancthon Smith, at his elbow, hurled ment during the Civil war and after, and bad Itself Into the smoking crater. The lieutenant col Suitable orders were issued lamenting the death Somehow or other the fellow who loved him. It was the onel whs . shot through the head and perhaps flashing thought of this hero of Cerro Gordo mortally knows it all ts never the one who of an of a at band and Calnes Mills, but wounded before his feet had touched the anniversary disappearance fairly m before the of the real was over, Ins the bets. ava a a wm mm k mt mmr that sent the returned Boldler's thought to Major period mourning pit's bottom. The colonel was shot twice, but is though the official kind had been over for months, ii miI vviiii! name Cllts when in the lobby of a Washington hotel paid lit:le hepd to his wounds A battery of illIII MAill STT MxtnesTP tcr the dead came to life again Major Clitz had If VOU wish beautiful, dear. while to remember he met the former comrade, who he had heard Confederate artillery belched shrapnel Into the 1 C5her been shot both and in one or two clothes, uxe 1U'1 Crovs Ulue. At all 11 i vou need a remedy was dead. The archives bear no through legs ranks and sharpshooters seemed fairly to be Bring ling army stranger other but on his a few of good grocers. COUCHS snd COUPS records than that of this case of General Henry places, showing signs by volleys The question became one of life the Confederates made a him getting B. Cllts he was a when' he prisoner of and some sort of thrown before the en- only major, however, sent him to protection up For every time a man Is hurt he is DEFIANCE e I.lbby. Cold WaterStarch won distinction by his gallantry. It is twenty-thre- tire regiment should be annihilated. Certain men Beared a hundred times. make laundry work pleasure. 16 oa. pkj. 10a years ago now that Major Clitz was lost Major Clitz was paroled When he went bark in the pit were tolled off to answer the sharp- Into Twenty-thre- e years, but a man may be found the service again and when the war was shooter's fire and to make It hot for the cannon-adei- s e over he In after twenty-thre- years. put twenty years campaigning on the in the Confederate battery. They did what W. L. DOUGLAS B. Cllts. Twelfth U. S plains. In 1885 he retired after nearly half a (l ey could, but it availed little to save their com- Major Henry Infantry, & M.OO SHOES A., was once dead and burled and was alive again, century of service, and went to live in Detroit, rades, who were tolling to throw up the redoubt. 2.50, '3.00, 3.50 was lost, and the other word that should natur- Mich. Two years later his old command, with Men tell on every side. A'l Styles. All Leathers, All Sises and for Men and Women ally fit here is either yet to be supplied, or for- which he had stood In the bullet storm at Gaines Htams were passed into the pit. and these were Widths, THE STANDARD OF mm-- ever is to remain unwritten There are scores 'Mills, passed through Detroit on its way to take put into position as a protection by the surviving QUALITY .5 of soldiers today, old soldiers but once a soldier station at the posts of the great lakes. There soldiers The Joists were placed lengthwise and FOR OVER 30 YEARS which has made always a soldier who, In the memory of what were not muny then in the Twelfth who were In dirt was quickly plledtabout them Colonel Malt- The workmanship W. L. happened after Gaines Mills, think that one day it in the old days, but It was the same outfit with by helped the men to lodge the beams. He went Douglas shoes famous the world over is they may again clasp this side of the grave the the same old tattered regimental banners to one side of the crater where there was no ele- maintained in every pair. hand of Comrade Clitz Major (then General) Clitz met the command vation There he stood fully exposed, a shining K 1 could take you into my large factories B. Clitz of entered West Point and old memories him mark He his shoulder a Henry Michigan stirred to tears The tint under great piece at Brockton, Mass., and show you how In the 1841, four after Twelfth cheered Its old officer and then Detroit of timber, and. weak with wounds though he was, year graduating years carefullyW.LDouglu shoes are made, you He was a schoolmate of Grant, McClellan. Sheri- was left behind. he it and forward Into The bul- pushed up place. would then realize why I warrant them dan and Burnstde. Cllts went Into the Mexican lets chipped the woodwork and spat In the sand Was it the stirring of old memories or what to hold their shape, fit and look better and war and won on the Held and a brevet was all about him One Confederate gunner of artll praise it? His old comrades In arms had been gone than other makes for rank afterward for conspicuous at Cer-r- lery trained his at the devoted wear longer the price. gallantry but a little while when Major Clitz went to the great piece directly Th was a He this leader A solid shot ftflHTMN tannin W. L. Dtiovlas Gordo Cllts fighter. proved railroad station from which the train bearing the struck the beam, from which VnV"T'l nam and priMilanpad on bottom a bis Colonel Ihowj Seat All fact every time be had chance, and during soldiers pulled out, and there purchased a rail- Maltby had Just removed his shoulder, Kvtryvhsrs CbitrgM Prepaid. forty-fiv- e of service he had chances In and It Into Great of years road ticket for a lake city which held a garrison split kindling. sharp pieces laa anoes art. not aoKlln yonr lown.Mnd riireet to the wood were driven into the colonel's side, and factory. .Take OMaaurwnenu of footaiatiown plenty. of United States troops. From the hour of the la model hiH atyl detired ; Hie and width When the Civil war had been on tor a time of he was hurled to the bottom of the black pit. i oanaiij worn piainoreaproa; nitaTT, medium purchase that ticket no one has been found, nan, erne, m CUtt found himself major of the Twelfth regu- The action was over shortly, for the gallant r tor m im soldier or civilian, to say that he has ever seen ONK of BOYS Forty-fift- h j PAIK my He was transferred to that outfit from the succeeded In making that death's hole lllmtratarf Catalog Fro. s,.SOarar lars. Msjor Henry B. Clitz. The army records give In aS.OO HHOKS wlfl poaltlToI-entwa- It came tenable Then their colonel He W, L. wODSLAS, TWO PAIRS of bova'ahoM Third, another fighting regiment. along detail the story of his in battle, and at they picked up IM Ksark St., BrackUs, ordinary Gaines gallantry was after- toward th time of Mechanlcsvllle and the end of the shining record are these words. alive, though the surgeon shortly were ly- ward said it would be work to count Mills. The Twelfth and the Fourteenth "Mysteriously disappeared In the year 1888." that hard ing pretty close together. When the Gaines Mills his wounds. They took him to the Meld hospital, battle was on and war's hurricane was at Its There was no mystery of disappearance in the and before he had been there an hour there was th Twelfth and the Fourteenth were given case of Brigadier General Jasper A. Maltby. He clicking over the wires to Washington a message height died as the result of wounds received In action. a position to hold. The two regiments were at- carrying the recommendation that Colonel Jasper His widow who survived him and tacked by overwhelming numbers, but the num- many years who A. Maltby of the Lead Mine Regiment be made a bers weren't overwhelming for a long time. died at St. Luke's hospital In Chicago held the brigadier general of volunteers for conspicuous American and her There wasn't any retreat in th make-u- p of those flag husband's memory as the personal gallantry In the face of the enemy. two of regular Infantry. The wave of most cherished things in life. Neither was ever A week later Grant's victorious forces marched regiments long absent from her mind. b&ttl simply bad to com down on them and Into Vlcksburg engulf them. .Afterward when General Sykes How many men are there today, bar a few old Colonel Jasper A. Maltby or General Jasper A. wrote a report about th Twelfth and Fourteenth soldiers, to whom the name Jasper A. Maltby Maltby as it soon became, lived until the end .of and th fight that they put up, he said th ranks would mean anything unless It were coupled, as the war, but no system could long withstand the of th Twelfth wer "decimated." General Sykes Is th above, with some specific .Information? shock and pain of those gaping wounds. He died had nver studied "English Lessons for Yet this man Jasper A. Maltby was chosen by in the very city which he had helped to conquer. probably were English Peopl." Unless things have changed, General Grant, on the advice of McPherson and Afterward a flag and a precious memory declmatd mans th cutting out of on la ten. Logan, to lead, with his single regiment the most rarely absent from the life which flnslly flickered Is th Twelfth was "decimated." It desperate enterprise at the siege of Vlcksburg, out when the white-hatre- d little widow died at This th way -- want tnto th fliht with 470 men; cam out with and, as some historians have it, one of the three St. Luke's hospital. Chioaco nvi: "CIis OEs vacfl a?t Literature, BUSINESS ON SOUND BASIS PLAN. WKld-l- hi y ru tMrik our young FACTS ABOUT TARIFF WIIE ptwpli art losing thlr taul- - for Trade tsttstlos Shew United Hates n OHIWi Ornrlomt no! You ought to Itreng Factor In International 1 see these kid of ml in fight fur the 40AR0 TO OIVI INFORMATION TO Trade and finance. comic ntpiilemciit evory Hiiriilny, TMI COUNTRY. ii Last month the Imports of merchan dise were very heavy. one month The professor Explain!. Only thla year has shown a larger total and "Professor, I don't think my ion Misconception Will Allayed When It was exceeded but four times In la Making very rapid progress at col la Made Fig-ure- a the record-breakin- g of 1910. lege, la he fond of figures?" Report Trustworthy Imports Yc3 "Well, last winter he attended all of Industrie That Will Be The gain over October, last year, waa more than lb ltd Ca the musical shows." Welcomed by the Voters. $7,000,000. Yet the balance of trade In merchan Bare It Is said the tariff board dise last year was more than 179,000, raced. that report ALCOHOL-- 3 PER CENT was ever frill Include Information about com- 000 on the export side. It came with "What the best job you AWfftable Preparation for As- did?" the first barber. as well as costs of in about $4,600,000 of the remarkable inquired modity prices, similating riKFood and "I odco shaved a man," replied the and about the dltrlbu-tlo- n record made In October, 1910. So Regula- production, ting the Stomachs and Bowels of Bears tho second barber. of the difference! between produc- large an excess of exports Is almost I to a aa "Tben persuaded lilm have ing cost and the prices paid by con- unprecedented, with the Imports t hair cut, shampoo, facial massage, sumers. While such matter clearly great as they were last month. In sea-foa- Signature Hinge, electric buzz, tar lies board was fact, there has been only one month t and tonic rub." outside the field that the Promotes Difiettion.Chctrful spray It Is ger which exceeded the enormoua exports "What then?" authorised to Investigate, Tom Do you believe In th ness and Rest Contains neither and may of October, and that waa December, keeping "By that time he needed another mane to the original purpose of a li Opium.Morphine nor Mineral of board last year. The record for last month friendship dog? shave." well be of great value. The Dick Sure. If ha la si of ascer- waa over 1210,600,000. Especially Not Narcotic was created for the purpose cross and to to th The Feminine coat of pro- Such foreign trade statistics show happens belong Jury. taining the difference in Ctrl often call on. The beautiful young en to be that the business of the country Is you AapSMS prisoner duction at home and abroad, MxSmmmS4 box In own ad- on an and tered the her behalf. used aa a guide or standard In any exceedlnglx sound prosper "What la your age, Miss?" asked rates on for- ous footing, In respect to traffic with CUTICURA OINTMENT HEALED Anm Sttd the justment of the tariff lawyer. made commodities. other nations. It is conservative In yssflww "Forty-eight,- " eign iCwtmkS4m w was the BAD SORE ON LIMB steady reply, In tariff purchases In foreign markets, test irm Sttd In The feminine its breath The interest of the public jury caught to the ed by the tremendous volume of sales with an audible little gasp and sat rates is almost wholly limited Is outside of the United States. In the mm m there rigid. effect on commodity nrices: it "Some time ago I waa coming up m In first ten months of 19ll the of A for n "How much did you pay for the hat based on the belief that reduction eicess tome steps when the board crushed perfect Remedy Constipa- on waa tion , Sour you are rates would be followed by reductoln exports more than $401,000,000. tinder mo like an and 1 StomKh.Diarrhoea, wearing?" egg shell, my .Feverish-nes- s "Ninety-eigh- t In and Worms .Convulsions cents." In prices. Belief that under the pres inis prudence buying limb went through to tho knee, "Are of the crime is In abroad must necessar light and SLEEP you guilty that ent schedule producers and manu selling and scraped ho flesh off th bone Loss OF charged against you?" facturers make enormous oronts on ily strengthen the United States In Just Inside and below th knee. I For Ovor "No." of con International trade and finance. It la Facsimile Signature of W their at the expense It for a or It Thus did the wily prisoner attempt products neglected day two, then sumers, that "the tariff is the mother establishing the country In a position to hurt me I to establish her veracity and then con which will be favorable to began pretty badly. put Ince was of trusts" and that the Institution as extremely balsam fir on to draw out th the jury that she innocent aa poison, The Centaur Company, was It now stands is a "robbery of the great prosperity sood as the polit bnt when I had It a Yoars But don't forget that this a jury ical situation used week, It hurt Thirty of women. A verdict of Incurable la many for the benefit of the few" ex clears sufficiently. so I to oint- NEW YORK. The Is badly that changed sanity was brought in. cites demand for revision, but the nation getting ready for the ment That mad It smart and burn ti best kind of times. If such for- m truth Is that the discontented consum good to badly that I couldn't us It any inn in In i His Attitude. er knows little about the facts tune does not come it will be the fault imnr very of more, and that waa th fourth week : "I notice you never kick about the of the case. It is true that the price politicians and the people at the after I waa hurt weather." polls. Guaranteed under the Foodaaj of a few 'articles, sugar, for Instance "Then I began to use Cutlcura Oint- "No; It would be ungrateful to com la Increased the Baact of very greatly by duty ment for the sore. It Copy Wrapper. m yw iMPMtfi mm TVe plain of It, when It nearly always fur Sherman Law stopped hurting iin but it has not yet been shown that Amendments. and nishes me with an excuse for staying It la Idle immediately began healing right denounced are to talk of amendments to bad-lookin- from church." the generally refiners away. It waa a g sore be- away and It Is the anti-trus- t act the materially benefited by it, during coming fore Cutlcura Ointment healed It, and a of session of There is no The Insult. even probable that after period congress. I suffered ao I couldn't sleep from two "I'll even with said adjustment the refiners would make purobablllty that the Democratic after I fell until I SMOKELESS get Bumpus," house, the days began using aDCDCTrTIAM Harrity. "I hear that he called me a more money under free sugar than Republican senate, and Cutlcura Ointment iv11 OIL HEATER President could be uu i lobster the other day." they now do with sugar subject to Taft brought Into cold weather "Cutlcura Soap Is th best soap I la every l mm eocy yott need a Perfectioa "How It Is absurd to bold agreement In to proposed very Insulting!" ejaculated very high duty. respect any ever saw. I have used all kinds of Smokeien Oil Hester. Ii yout bedroom cold when you dnm Jarley. that the tariff has any effect what change in the law., The history of or uadreM? Do water freexa cellar soap for washing my face, and alwaya your pipes is th life "Wasn't it!" said Harrity, his face ever on the of corn, of lard, ba attempts at tariff legislation during chilly when the wind whistles around the at price It would leave my face smarting. I apposed corneri red with wrath. con and scores of other articles of the last session is against the pre your house) "It and I am had to keep a lotion to stop th smart, certainly was; really daily domestic and commercial use sumption that a Sherman law A Perfection Sstokelew Oil Healer eoaipiere cota. surprised," said "Bumpus Is no matter how expensive a soap I brwp Jarley. but the public believes wbat It Is told amendment requiring the concurrent fort. Caa be carried aaywhsie. Always seedy fat tMs so fond of lobsters, as a rule." used. I find at last in Cutlcura Soap heat by those who have axes to grind. action of Democrats In the house, of glowins (rocs the aunuat it is lighted. a soap that will clean my face and --m J Human Nature. Information as all Democrats and Republican Ail dnhr Is Aow a rSrfMa oai Trustworthy to, Insurgents leave no and I do not hav MssrwJawitiu f on the In the senate, and of a smarting, circalarlsssyisiinf "They say he used to be a hard the various factors bearing Republican to us any lotion or else to of cost of the lnflu president who has his own very post anything Continental 02 Company drinker at home." problem living, ease it. I believe Cutlcura Soap la th "Yes." ence of tariff on the cost tlve views the law, the prices, concerning present best soap made." Mrs. M. "What cured him?" of distribution and the of can be secured. (Slgred) profits pro E. Falrchild, 805 Lafayette St., Wich- "Why, his town had always been ducers and distributors Is need There Is a vast deal of discussion greatly ita, Kan., May 8, 1911. Although a 'dry town, and when it. went 'wet and should be welcomed of the trust problem now. We ed, cordially just Cutlcura Soap and Ointment are sold s1 he said all the zest he had found In from whatever source It may be Je seem to be emerging from the fog law and on by druggists and dealers everywhere, dodging the tippling the rived. If the board can light to with which the have en was and give lawyers a of each, with e book. sly gone, he didn't care for now tn more the sense- sample the stuff more." those who sit darkness, veloped subject by their will be mailed free on to any less over the "re- application power to the board. wrangling phrase 22 K, Boston. straint of which Is the "Cutlcura," Dept. DEFIANCE 8ved. trade," Common-Sens- e mother of nine-tenth-s of confusion "I am so thankful to for View, the Fore. you saving has so harassed harmed the my life," said the fair skater who had The business of the country ought that and Jones Do you think the horse will been rescued from an airhole in the not to be subjected to the follies and business of the country. A senate survive the automobile? committee is about to take the Ice. blunders of piecemeal tariff revision up Brown Not It it gets tn Its way. STARCH It's said the modest must of the trusts and hear- "Oh, nothing," If another revision of the tariff subject give Woman's Home Companion. Gives a touch of freshness to hero. come. It should come in the shape of ings. It Is understood that it wishes "Oh, but it Is," she went on. vlewa of men. If a general tariff bill framed with just to get the business -- ' summer dresses, waists, and the must reward you in some way. I am business men will take of A USEFUL XMAS GIFT not regard to the Interdependence of the advantage like married." with such an the thus to for man, woman or child ia a good not imparted in any other "But I am, miss." producing Interests, and opportunity opened them, of rates and schedules as the minds of legislators, of the bench, fountain pen. Waterman's Ideal la "Oh, well, perhaps you have a wait adjustment the made and on starch. shall secure consistency of the bar, and of the people of the best pen tho that la ing list!" Yonkers Statesman. uniformity, most and fair play If the country wants country will benefit by a much-neede- d imitated, therefore insist on the genuine. Sold by all dealers. Ask for "Defiance" Next JEWISH OUTLOOK CHANGES more tariff revision, and If It wants enlightenment. New York Times. good v HANDS. that revision to be In the direction of 7Tme Never fear to bring th eubllmest IB The Best Hot or The Wish Father to the free trade, the country has the right Thought motive Into the smallest and Pioneer Western Jewish Publication en Chairman as a Demo duty to have the power to compel the Mack, good the most Infinite comfort to Cold Water Starch. Will Enlarge Field. cratic is for the elec the actment of such a tariff. leader, working smallest trouble. lleber. If. on the the tion of a Democratic president. As -- Denver. The contrary, country Full 16 ounce Jewish Outlook, the a tariff that shall be such be would like to see a wide weight Jew wants adequately split Stiff neck! Doesn't amount to much. pioneer publication representing forms of American la in the a breach be ish interests between St. Louis and protective of all Republican party, but mighty difwgreenble. You will lw sur- package for 10 cents. will tween Roosevelt and a San Francisco, has been purchased by bor and industry, the country say Taft, breach. prised to see how quickly Hamlin Wixnrd a of Influential and so and will get that kind of a tariff. It seems, which might be wider even Oil will drive that stiffness out. One If your grocer does not syndicate wealthy that's all. gentlemen of the Denver Jewish com In any case the country should decide than that which may follow a seces night, and will be handled In a as a whole and in sion of La Follette's The keep it have him get munlty, way this question not supporters. Notice to Inventors A device for to cover the entire trans-Mississip- chunks. That is the safe, sen Democrats are more of suc only sanguine squeezing water out of stocks and the it for you. country. Mr. Morris Friedman wiH aible and equitable way of settling cess in 1912 tnan tney nave Deen in have editorial and Mr. A. milk supply would fill a long felt want. Rachofsky the tariff question. Tben, whatsoever years, and every little contrary move Manafmetarud hy business charge. be decision of the bus! ment which can make In the Re the country, they Mrs. Whulow'i Soothing syrup for Cblldraa ness as a whole will know where It publican ranks will have a meaning teething, soften the guum, reduce Inflammar Defiance Starch Co. HOMESEEKERS SWA KIT A A EXCURSION all Its own to the Democrats. If Mack Hea, cures wind oolio, S5c a bottle. 1U1 DD CV RATES TO TEXAS AND NEW stands. Exchange. allays pain, could make sufficient Republicans be MEXICO POINTS DUR- His was as ING 1911. No Defense Necessary. lieve that Roosevelt really Is a can heart great as the world, he but there was no room in it to hold On the first and third Tuesdays of Under the title of "The Trusts, the didate for the presidency might to a extent the memory of a wrong. Emerson. each month during the entire yeai People and the Square Deal, Theo weaken the party certain The Colorado and Southern Rail- dore Roosevelt discusses the trust by alienating Roosevelt men from way will sell round trip homeseekers' question in tho Outlook. In a meas Taft, who is the natural candidate of IVonon excursion tickets to a great many ure the discussion is a defense of his his party. But Mack's statement has Dr. Jon and In New Mexico and Texas Pierce's Favorite points at the United States fallen on incredulous ears. Roose Prescription Women as well as men are made reduced rates. Final limit position concerning mis greatly Steel Corporation. Not long ago he velt will not be a candidate for presi Is the best of all medicines for the eure of diseases, erahle by kWney and bladder trouble. Dr. 25 liberal stop-ove- r Kilmer's Swuinp-Roo- t, days allowing In 1912 He has no intention of disorders and weaknesses peeulisr to women. It is the tha great kidney privileges. For detailed Information, published a defense of his handling of dent remedy, promptly relieves. Is only preparation of its kind devised by a gradu- Swamp-Roo- t stands the for the rates, etc., call on your nearest Colo, the Panama situation. It was not engaging in such activity. He still regularly highest as he was ated physician aa experienced and skilled specialist ia reason that It has proved to be Just the rado and Southern agent or address T. needed. He acted for the best Inter Taft man, three years the diseases of women. remedy needed In thousands upon thou- K. General In sand of even the most cases. Fisher, Passenger Agent, ests of. the United States recogniz- ago. s distressing At dniR-ftist- In 50c $1.00 Denver, Colo. new of Panama. Nor It is a safe anedreine In any condition of tho system. and sites. Toil ing the Republic ( may have a sample bottle by mail free, Is on his to Campaign Roorbacks. THE ONE REMEDY which contains ao aloobol also a pamphlet telling you about it Ad MEM-DU- it necessary part again I Dealer tn all kind or N & habit-formin- g; dress Ir. Kilmer Co., Blnghamton.N.T. I. LUUA CIIAMtlSE. Mum moth cata- explain his attitude towards the steel To create a schism In the Republic ad ao injurious drugs aad whioh log mailed frea. Cor. lfth A Rlaka. Dnver trust when be permitted the absorp an ranks is the nope or the Demo reatee ao craring: for suoh stimulants. Coal & Iron crats: to cause a break between Colo THE BEST STOCK RELIABLE tion of the Tennessee THE ONE REMEDY Its : PROMPT I so good that maters Company. That was justified when It nel Roosevelt and President Taft, If CAMM CCoaearU ASSAYS Gold. Ttc; Gold and Sil- euro aot afraid to print its every Ingredient oa at tea ver. 11.(10: Onld. Hllvar occurred, as It did. In a time of finan- that were possible, is their dream. Be and copper, si. so. uoia ana Hiiver rerincd oh outside bottle wrapper aad attest to the able prleee, write tor tree and bought. Writ for fr mailing sacke. cial panicPhiladelphia Inquirer. tween now and the national Republic Illustrated eataloaue. 1734 trathfulaeoa of the OUDEN AhSAY CO.. Glenarm St.. Denver. an conventoln and between that date same under oath. 10 A. K HESS -- CO. Worklngmen and Protection. and the election there will be many It is Sold br medicine dealers aver rwhem. and aav dealer who hain't It Aaa JSSTravUSU Bisilia.TSS High protection for American manu stories coming from Democratic head fet it. Don't take a substitute of unknown comDOsitioa for this medioine o INOWN COMPOSITION. No counterfeit Is as tfnoci aa the tfenuina and tha dniMla factures, scientific revision in the In- quarters, directly or Indirectly, which HAIR MM to who says something else is es food as Dr. Pierce's" is either mistakes BALaAM tttW AND VALUABLE INFORMATICS terest of the whole people, and not re- will be Inserted as wedges split the "just CTwiiiii sa kmuflat ha feast or is trying to deceive for his own selfish benefit. Such a man ia aot to be a lenaiMl ro vision as of the to Republican formation, so that a Dem you Prium fimn MtSTtSN TRAPPCRS part political game trusted. He is with most health Mmr Mis M isstweOvsr MDill trifling your priceless possession your air to Its Toetfcl toOM ro M NHWEU CwDt MD boost men Into office. This Is the view ocrat may slip through the forced ap be Oam dlMM ok ,cc aw Hioci e fvR your life itaelf. Sr thmt wn tH wkt mm at fir. nats a stir hi hit Ma,anasi-wa- A.t.tTirHfMS 1 CO. of the best interest of the working-me- n erture into the White House. Norman "y xjih 1741 Surf IT. DfXVU.CtlOHUtt, , In United States Mack Is the first man to to In 1 the brought try back from Europe by Thomas H. Can- sert the wedge, but his has struck the CHRISTMAS AND NEW YKAR IIOLI. ning of Boston, general master work knot of incredulity and will not drive DAY EXCURSION PARKS of VIA man of the Knights of Labor, Incor home. Beware lhe Democrats when THE DOVER A RIO GRAND. porated they bear tales. Lamiis Eyo uotor RAILROAD. ''ffl88f!b na ssr .swwesafc The Scenic Line of the World" One fare for the round trip between all Republican Victory Presages. . Santas New Mex- Lanterns Aa MMHlari mt stations In Colorado and Wilson's Setback. It is the Democratic not Ss kdsisrl I ico the Denver & Klo Grande party, the haslet Sai Met. tn lasaas assail. oi It be which is The strong, ateady light and etaer aa system, also correspondingly low New Jersey, may inferred, has Republican party, tradition- FROSFECTUS ismrnum rate to points on other lines. looked with alarm upon the political ally credited with the fatal facility for and lanterns most for oil will on SO, Rayo lamps give light the they burn. Tickets sale December 23, 24, 25, marketed her The deliberate aad of o in for 11 and January 1, between all sta- nostrums by ambitious blundering. deduction Do not flicker. Will not blow or Jar out. (tlieatioa receipt poa. tions In Colorado and New Mexico, governor. Her votes were cast for from th recent elections Is that If also December 22 betwen all j Simple, reliable and durable and aold at a price that will points the Wilson of a sound economic phil- the Republican party avoids serious surprise you. Denver, Colorado springs. Manltou, Ask dealer to show his Pueblo, Trtnldad, Canon City, Sallda osophy as expounded in the profes- mistakes it will be the winner In the your yoa llneof Hire Ismpa aad Isatsras, or writs to any sasacy of and intermediate points and La Veta, When in a national election of next Alamosa, Creede. Antonito, Duran sor's writings. search for year. Continental Oil Company Dolores, Tellurlde, Rldgway and in- - favoring political gales the governor IE termeoiate points, his own logic and con- The poor consumer Is riaal Return Mailt January S, 1812. repudiated expected to Juan:: For Kates and full particulars, call or clusions and became the champion of look at the Democrats making polltl Rio Grande Agent, whatever "Ism" came to hand aud FRANK A. WADI.KIOH, the and capital innocently suppose ID) Pasaeaarer Aa-en- t, state no followed him. Phil- all the time are un- Qeaeral longer that they working PUTNAM YESS ' Color more s bri ast FADELESSOris Dearer, Cole, adelphia Public Ledger. selfishly in his Interests. rood ghter and f er colors than any other dye. lOcpactow colors all rtbsrs. TharoVelneold p'Srt l Team dye any garment without ripping apart. Write for free booklet How to Dya, Bleach aad Mut Cobra. MOHXKerb'tsWtijl -art f j Jaat Z Y4 I

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Only a few word"! are necesary in Clonks our Cash KOodft!t Indies announcing Special blk. clcak $5 00 val. $3.95 Bry Long mititery' Sale. We hr.ve' sf vf ri! thousand dollars M Calico-vf- ry best .c'i vaiue .05 " - "' " "4-0- " "3.35 worth of s,tap!e merchandise or I ' "i-9- surplus .icvi : i " 5 Outeng flint Missess Coits Red 2,5 Woolen Shirts $ 2.35 value, now $ 1 85 ban J that we are forced to convert into " Dress gingham ,12,'i .10 Ladiss white Sweater coat 2.25 " 85 :.'f)5 of Profit". 'l 2.00 Cash at once, regardless 1 .10 .o8tf 2.0a 5 " " 1.20 we on fO l.5" The low prices have placed, 1 Apron 00 Red 2.00 1.75 1 of is 23 95 i many staple articles, regardless cost, Bleach domestic .1: 11 ll 11 "1.15: and Gray 150" 1. 00 .85 done that we may reduce, our stock Missess .to A discount of 20 per cent off all 1.50 rcuke room for the Spring Line, which Ntg!ige .CO .07 and Boys Sweater Coats. ,95 will be coming in soon. " Brown .to ' ,05 50 LOOK at The:i Sample PRICES. -- .OQ lEead Wear Sweater coats 2 ' of other- - at HUNDREDS bargain prices .06 .05 1.2": Ladies fur caps 3 00 valne 2.25 Tal le domash 50 .. .. .73 2 2 co Hals, Wotth.? ? 3. co val. now $ 2.45 h Woolen dress goods .65 .45 " " " " 2 50 2 50 1 95 Black mohair x.'55 95 val. Blue, Brown & Red Hats 65 ,45 2.0) " '.' ' " ; 45 Avi if ion caps $i.oo''a'ue. Leather Caps 1.25 ," " 95 2 - ... Domish cloth .2 2,' e r i .. 3J ' J.. Vj ,50 .40 75 " " 50, Cotlo 1 Suiting .20 16 2 ? Cloth t.2i '' " V5 .7:. & .12 .50 .5 Cottolene small size, per can .30 cts 35 " "". "

!. EJ5BBBWABK.. FT . Lard Compound large size, .95 r- ; Men's Fleeced now .38 Mi - t Heavy .50 value, 8 Bars Laundry Soap 25 Ribbed .50 38 ' to 3 Cake9 Toilet t . . Union Suits 1.25 95 3 Cans Sugar Corn". .'. 25 .. Ribbed Wool . 1.25 95 6 ' ' Sardines .25 . , LADIES UNION SUITS 5 7 June Peas ...... 55 Ladies Set-srtu- g HiTi'n I. ii,l3t'4i?' 1.00 .85 2 " Sweet Potatoes 25 .. it, S3 Ribbed .65 .. .. 45 6 " Hominy.....' .55 . . Shirts & Pants .51 45 ' 1 ' Krout 10 . . .. 35 25 ' 1 Pumpkin 10 ... Childrens Underwear all sizes a' 2 " Salmon ...... 25 lew rr'c s. i equally t " M 'plT. Shade Tomtoe .. .I.. 3 . . Small 25 1 " G tllen Apples 35 I " " Pie P ; dies 35 I " " Pt.Ud Pipcht's .... .45 " " I I " Bark Berries 5" 1 l " " Be r Bin rid Sorghum .55 .. " I " Pai Cake Syrup .. 4i .. '"' i 1 " A"tle Fi od 50 .. m&mm 1 " K-- S 'KirC" ,. . 7' m ' ' 3 .. ti.95 5 " " "' S3 15 ' 24 11. Rioc for ...... $1.03 .. We have a line of the amour ' ' splendid 14 Sugar " $1 00 . . Curlee Suits and and we now offft ' ' Pants, 3 Pks. Corn F akes 25 . . these at prices you will be pleased to pay. Sun dr:ed app!s lb mi ct. Men's VVsol Suits 517.50 value row $15 or ' pr Dricl Pticher " " .. .. .IS' " (I " " S12.5' S1500 B t " k. Prunes $13.50. " Sxi co (I II Sih'rr " . .14 $12.50 " J 1 1 K.nsi;) 3 crown II $10.00 " " .10 $775 Cu-ia- i ts ,' pks .10 Eiiivifo in ' the Mine-- Meal C'9 Ulmple St.edtd Raisns ...8 Horlh9 nml our lnielHvmn MENS CURLEE PANTS Old Homstead flour cwt. .... $ 2.8$ " $2-- . S 5.00 val. $4-2- Jewel 35 Plete sar wu:e h limited M ' ' " " WIM- Corn Meal A- ...... $2.25 1.50 2.05 Rntni I & I rmt irAV I An Elegant Mirror wonh $2 50 given weciiaa imt out i 11 1 11 . . . 1.' Ttj'.M't lit .:l absolutily free when purchase amount in Bisie5 Saai we sa-Nii8- 'yon 2,00 to $20 00. Groceries count one half. Come g'mas this - fJ I'.iWi-r-. to this Grand Carnnal of LOW PRICES of a ilmvAnwii of la- A discount of 20 per cent, or 1' 5th 'off and bring your neighbors. We guarantee ,all boys suits and pants. you will l.e pleased. Your For Success, tO !!23t. fa" SAN JON. MERC. CQ.

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