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1 Bradford Print.
K. M. Thcwin.
Xdwftld r,Hbarti.
X, A. llakt.
Trinidad Komtro.
J. V.thOtoUT.
Tilnldad Alarld.
AMo,mii)ttlar
K. UOatllttl.
m Wrnkoott,
l). It. Atirtiiatni,
MWttgrar ttsdwral,
AU4ltr,
Traiinrar,
, S.Miwr ucastM,
AdUunt tfeearal,
l'Htttlary Ward,
lHtm of ait bov9,8iint U, It. ti,)
C'iiUI Jntle,
Jarfga ) 1U
JudJad Dili,
JaSgalrlDlit.,
Clark Id Dial. Csvrt,
E. V. Jennie,
Laa viai,
Mr. It. Wklttman,
Mats Tn,
W, tl 1S,
Albuquirqu
J no. it. Wprle,
Lai Crnca.
A.U hrlty,
Liajirueaa,
liUt. Atl'rUtlit.Cor1,V. A, Ahehctit.
Bluer 1 1 tj.
COUhTT or HUMID.
Cttsili'Kri S.r.CnpanWr.Oii'o, Doming
Tlioa. VT. Cobb, slim Oily.
John nrKw, flsorgatown
Shtrltf, It. II. Wliltablil, SIItm City.
PrabMa Jadie.W. U. Ilolmsn, SirmCity.
Probata Ottrk, A. II. Morcliad,tlltir City.
Aiititor, ill. CUurn, terdbr.
Tftfr, M. W. Sefl, IllwOlir.
Hurt. itehoola, It. Iorali, ftllrcrClty-
niruFkot orri'oKiu.
Juitlca or tU rue, J no. D. Modgdtn
CJm.iblo, Frank rntr.
sottooi. DiRtcrom.
Unit a. rtvld, X. I'tnnlnaion, 11. Mardlisa.
BISTER JEAN WA8 MARRIED,
Whn tktrr J mo wm twarrUi
Tt ehsreli wm 'ay and grwn
Wtth fknttra aM Jet woctrrltd
To brwttf r male tha aeroo,
A wtddttvt bttl u hang to
Atora lite altar rail,
AmI bww mlcht hear lt elangtas
fists abe who vera tha tall
"Tho lotllt ef no war,
It'a jutt yotttwlf," It mM,
An I pcUU fU It, allow r
Whan atattr . wm wad.
Wlien iWr Jaan mm trmrrlwt
Tha organ slowly rUrd,
A If Ibarauatfl tarrlM
To knap bar Mill a maid.
Tim womrti wept, ami cMldraa
fair aummtr roam flung,
And praUoa of her buly
Can faat from ery toagu.
"No maid h etar awwltr,
tkxt blM your p rally had,M
Tha neighbors aald to grwt bar,
When iUter Jean wa wed,
Whan tlctar Jian was marrttd
Tb gilhry waa dark,
And In tha darkiwt corn.r
Bat m aha did Mt ouuk.
Who, whlla hla hrart M breakb(,
UotkI bit wan llpa In prayer
That bar heart knaw no oeJilof
No Uula ot hit drapalrt
And no piayrr wa ao Mtvt I
Aithatboaoflly Mid
Vp In U falhry comer
Tbn atttrr .lean waa wed.
-1-bU I. Pakar.
Tha Dfflftatt ttuanlng AnUnai.
In it rvcont mtmberof Tho Bun I mtr
a cUtcmout thai tlid ffrayliound U prob
ably tho ttvirtt-st nuadruiwd. But ilioro
ii an animal on tho Colorado plains
which in much snifter. It is tho small
ml prairlo fox, commonly known n
"tho nwlft," A koo1 groyhound will
pull down two or llirco from a bunch
of nntolopen, but tho Rwift encap
tvmllly from him. In tho cliruw tho
fox will atop still and wuit until tho
hound is near him, nnd thon coolly
diitxinco him, and repeal tho samo tna
imurer. It doc not jump, liko a
hound, but rutin with a peculiar elid
ing motion. Ita Icgsnroof medium
length, and muscular.
On ona occasion one escaped from a
box trap, by tho sido of which I was
standing. Near mo was a shophord
dog, who was a good enough runner
toplalc up n jack rabbit occasionally.
Tho dog jumped for tho fox as tho
latter oamo out of tho trap, ret at n
diataiico of ISO feel tho fox stopped
till 1 and waited for tho doir.
In regard to jack rabbits, they nro
not ro swift as generally supposed.
Their nronrrcat Is br tremendous
iuuips. I have measured twenty-four
eel in the snow, in n straight lino be
tween succcsslvo footprinu, and tho
animal was troliicr up hill, too. But
in heso lllglits they loso Umo, and
tlfo hound, .wolf and fox, whoso feet
ttriko tho ground mora constantly,
will readily overtake thorn.
TIicm facts nro from my own expo
rionco, mid may bo relied upon. Wal
lr L. Wilder in Now York Bun.
Tha Tomb of den. Grant.
Night is over tho great city, aud tho
stitrs, with their silont eyes, look
down upon tho tomb by tho rivor, as,
In tho long ago, they looked down
tburonjx5ii n wildorncss sec no, when
tho prows of Hcndrick Hudson moved
through tho over flowing waters. And
thorp l')3 waters will coutlmto to flow
on and on until another great leader
rhall nrlso nrepnrcd for tho lust great
conllicl. And l .ls conflict will not bo
ouo of blood, but intellectual and
moral cut: that shall adjust to tho
tusoof tho tolling millions a righteous
measure for their labor In a laud over
Uawlucr with wealth nnd abundance
mora tlinn sufficient for tho comfort 1
nnd welfr.ro of every desorvlng ono,
tven to tho very last. h humblest
son and daughter of toil. But victory
will nover eusuo until character, nnd
not gold, has becom tho general meas
ure of regard, and tho raco has at
tained that high moral piano where
no ono con wield vast possessions and
llvo under tho withering scorn that
would befall him If ho lived for him
self alone. Howe's "Historical Collec
tions of Ohio."
A MIIIImi and n Mf.
Two men walked rapidly down Wall
street yosterday afternoon nnd entered
ono of tho prominent banking institu
tions. Tlioy wnro stutdy, heavy et
nion. Ono carried a small black satchel,
Both kept their eyes roaming from
sido (o side. I followed them Into tbo
biink. Hie man with tho satchel sat
down, dropping tho bag carelessly on
tho floor. Tho othor wont into tho rc-
cciving torku-s inoiosuro, reached
down into his lircasl tocket and ox
tractod a paoUapo uf bills. Tliew woro
hastily coimtud, and tho two strangors
iciu IM toner jamincu mo oius into
an onvoiopo, scaled ti aim ttucncu it
Into a snfo, n f tor ward closing tho door
in a crfuiictory manner Thoontiro
transaction occupied lus than two
minutes. Thou tho teller turned to
mo and saldi
"How much do you think was in
that puckagat"
"Why, about $800."
"Yes, and uliltlo mora. It contained
ono million four hundred and forty
odd thousand."
"You don't mean III"
"Yes," ho said, showing his memo
randa. "You see, It's nem.v nil iu
10,000 bills. Thorolsnot great dan
ger In carrying notes of that denomi
nation, becauso, except hero in Nbtr
York, they aro so seldom used that
suspicion would at onno bo directed
toward any ouo wbo attempted to no
gotlato them."
One thing still puzzled me.
"What did tho mcssonger hava in
his Mitcliolt"
"NotliifK but a half brick. Tho
satchel is carried as a blind, to throw
any posslblo thief off tho track."
Now York Cor. Philadelphia Press,
Two Waye lo rropoaa,
Hero aro two kinds of "proposing."
Tlits ono is the kind you road about,
but tho other is tho ono most popular
In tho realm of fact: "My angol, I
havo long wailed for lhlflopiortunity.
You must havo detected oro now tho
growth of my lovo for you. From
iiio day 1 first met you, that lovo tori
VALUY OF THE WINDINQ. ATER.
The -alley of ths wlndls water
Wear tha aatna Itgtil It worn ot pvt.
BUII o'er tha ptirtilaptka tha jiorttbl
Of illnarn. and dealra ilafaU
JMIU broak tha fielda of epesl"
ToemraM. la their andaiit way.
Tha aajiphlra of the aumtner he.tea
Hlonnlte,Mywiwly
My are ara on tha arnalns earth,
Tba eiultar.1 bbUSlnVa wild wlnt
And ret. of all tbU kindly lA.lnox,
Ky heart behold not aathln.
Cut In a Hill iwraldf wy- , , .
With laouwera round ber alleol bead.
Bllod to tlw quanthlea t-am, tha anguUtt,
I km, loiiay, wonun dead I
-tlwloa U U Itolnrta la Century
tlnnbllns tP
Anntbni brltrht littlo CIllcOCO girl
line. Iwen Irarnmg to spell, nnd slio has
tmxtrlonced crcut irouuio wiui uio
.liiuhln letters. Her nlllll.who Is tench
Ing her, InsUts upon tier saying
"double" when tho samo letters occur
together, Instead of rcpfatlng each
ono separately for Instances liianoll
lug "bubhlo"sho must sny "b ti'doubio
b f-e," instead of b u b-b-f c. Tills meth
od annoyed tho littlo ono greatly, 8ho
could not tret It llxwl In her head, and
whon wading or spelling sho brtcaino
all mixed up with thinking of this
"doublo" rulo. Tho other day sho
was reading nnd lllngmit tho story
of a littlo, girl who wns eating nu tip
ple, nnd sho beenmo mixed, ns usual.
Bho camo to tho sentence, "Up, littlo
girl I" and sho rendered it, "Doublo up.
Httln rrlrll" It nilcrlll httVO n 111)1 led to
tho apple rplaoito, but it shocked tho
lima onospaiieuiiiuD. immcakurauiy.
Chicago Herald.
rim r art oily,
Liverpool, tha queen of BrlllflH
norU. was onea an in hmllloaiil fish
ing hamlet on & small creek Irttlnu;
tm lite
ImprlMurit far Debt.
"A matt who will Imprison tho
father of sovon children for n debt of
f 30 ought to bo prosecuted criminally
and civillr." said Judao Tuthll) with
rrreat. iuditrnutiou this morning. Anher
Ijitrirus. n ttotldler. asked for his ro
leaso from jail on n writ of habeas
corpus. 1Io was imprisoned by Fin
kolfltoiu Ilros., butchers, for a debt of
too.
Tho petitioner presented a most woo
begono nnd wretched appearanco as ho
took tho stand nnd testified that nodo
mand was tuado on him forutchedulo
of his property before ho was thrown
into jatl, as is required by law.
"What was tho debt fori" asked tho
and whisky."
" W.lsky from a Imlehorl" said tho
court, lather staggered. "Well, dJd
you jiiro any property?"
"Nothing but what my family and
I havo on our backs."
"How much of a family havo you!"
"A wlfo and sovon children,' re
plied Lniarus, as tho tears camo to his
ores. Tho etiort of tho man to ruprcsa
his tears iilfected tho judgo.
"Let tho petitioner bo discharged,"
ho said In thunder tone.
"If your honor ploaso" said a
lawyer who stood besldo Lazarus' coun
sel. "Who aro you!" asked tho judgo
ro"? am tho nttornoy for tho creditors
of this man."
"Well, 1 want to hear nothing from
you, sir. Tiio urrcstof this mini is an
outnigo. No malice on his part is
shown, nnd tho man who will impris
on tho father of toven children for a
dobl of 30 ought lo bo prosecuted
erlmittullv and ctvlllv." Tim creditors'
root, aud to-night it is strong nnd Inwyerditl not stay to faco Mm judicial
i Morsev. and frcn limited bv
specie nf birds called tho liver. Tho
place) thon contained only a few huts
Inhabited by herdsmen and llihortnen
who piled their colling oil Ilia river
banks. Today Liverpool Is thogreat
el shipping center In tho world. Its
mnritlmo Irafllo makes a far greater
display than that of the port of Im
don, , harbor. Its docks, IU ware
houses and counting hottc presenting
a scetio of thu greatest activity arising
from ths vast scopo of It shipping
operations. Uverpool continued to bo a small
nnd obscure town until tho Seven
teenth century. With tho restoration
of tho monarchy, after tho plaguo and
groat (Ire, many London merchants
removed to Liverpool, and trado be
gan to establish Itself hero. William
III gave ft new charter to tho corpora
lion i laud was purchasml from tho
lord Of tho manors tho river channel
was cleared nnd deepened, aud In 170
tho first iloak iu Kntrland was con
structed on tho Mersey. In tho reign
nfUeortro I Ilia Damnation of Liver
pool was 10,000. At tho end of tho
Eighteenth century there wore 77.000
IniiubltanlSi tho docks had increased
in number, and tho annual dock
charges ninountod lo 33,000, anil tho
customs charges woro over 1,000,000.
Between Liverpool and Manchester
Iho flrsl Kngllsli railway wns built.
Tho lost great engineering work un
dertaken by tho Liverpudlians was tho
Mersey tunnel, which was begun In
1870 and oponed for trafllo on Jan. 0,
1680. Tho tunnel extends under tho
river from Live-pool to Birkenhead j
it is nearly n mil in longth, nnd runs
through a solid bed of rock. It Is used
oiiliroly for railway trafllo, and con
tains n doublo lino of truck. The tun
nel Is likely lo como before long uudor
tho control ot onoor tiio great railway
companies, In which event It will
form a very Important nnd dtnlrablo
link iu tho railway system of tho king
dom. Ono contemplates Liverpool's tin
eauated shlnpliiff facilities, nnd tho
ou mm i
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Rattan Goods,
Office Desks,
Baby Carnages,
Parloi Suits,
-Sideboards,
Wardrobes,
Looking Glasses,iSislS Window Curtains,
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ASTII1CTLY FIRST.CUSS EITLN8 DOUSE.
orsrjsua w Evmr sttle,
All tho delicacies of tho season to
Merchant Tailor Thompson's A Hotel,
of apoplexy out of 0,000 casco of brain X
An Olil HarM.
Tiio oldest horbo in Maine died In
Bangor not long ago. This was tho
ninro Kato, owned by J. L. Craig, and
she lacked out ti few months of being
H years old. Bho was nover sick, and
on the day before her death was doing
Iter work ns usual, appearing as smart
as a 4-yca'r-old. When thoy wont In
U) hitch her up Iho following moan
ing, however, alio was found dead iu
her stall. Bt. Lou's (J lobe-Democrat
Commmlnro Vsntlarlillt'a rtrtl ttnat.
Mhi. Wilddoll'a frlundahlti with the
founder of tho Vnndurblll family was
life long and her recollections of tho
grwl tnonoy gclter nro of a nature lo
ouil n strong light upon his inrnnn.il
fly. Tho following story illiutrativo
of his push and cnorgy Iu early youth
was told i
It isn well known fact thnl for yon r
Coniiilodoro Vatidcrbilt sailed a '"ihiH
HUgor" and in it took u dally cargo of
grfeii groceries lo tiio Now York mar
ket. Tho shrewd wny In which ho bo
camo skipper of his first craft is Ihor
mighty chiiracterUtio. It seems that
tit tho aguof 1G "Noilly" had devclotwd
a groat titroction for rowing. Hailing
J nil othw wutr smirta. An old Btulvu
slaud lishormau Imdu saillHmt whiuh
ho oirercd to holl for (100. nnd
Nelllv" thousht if ho could oulv bo-
coma tho owner of thin particular
boat ho would indeed be happy. lie
hudu't tho tnonoy, however, and as u
lust rosquroeitppiiiHl to Ills mother.
"Noilly. " sho said, "you tm that
eight acre lot out there, itointing to
on iiiinromls ntr looklm? stony Held.
"Noilly" said ho did. "Well If you
plow, burrow and seed that lot you
shaji havo tho $100. "Noilly" Induced
wjvcrnl boys of tho nclghlorhood by
nromlscs of lolly excursions to turn In
and help him. In a week thoy had
tho iob done nnd tho 1100 was paid
over. "Noilly" thou bnt tho owner
of iho boat do wir lot)3.nnd purchased
the craft at thnlnrico. Tho iMJiiimodoro
UrtbcH'iid of hw days nover ceased to
regret that on tho ilrst Kill ho broko a
"hole In tho boat's bottom that It cost $5
to repair.
Mrs, Waddell ouo remarked to the
commodore, "I r my. many
wealth v Nnw Ytirkrrf Arould bo ban-
pisr If thoy hsd ttookots in their
shrouds. In whlah thoy oould carry to
iu next wonu tuo wimitii nicy atuu
Mr, Vandsrbllt.
els Ilia strife uud
klroeU won 111 btt in
fourfoliL"-.New WrV Tri
tndlalo in this."
"Ah, no,'' roplled
tUWoll Oil WW
ortAMd
UHC.
sturdy, unwnvorl;.g, undying. Your
sweet smiles havo lighted up my llfo,
your ovory word haa been to mo a noto
of oxquisfto inuslo, thrilling, enthrall
ing ine. You hnvo llllod a pluco In my
heart. In my directions, that no ouo
has ever before occupied. My lifelong
happiness dcpmidB solely upon tho an
swer you givo me. Bay you will bo
mino to love, caress, cherish, idollso
through Umo and eternity, and mnko
mo of all men most envied. But If
you ref Oh, 1 cannot I Icanuotl
Tho thought is madnoM. You will bo
my wlfol I sco tho answer of your
heart mirrored In your lustrous eyes,
you know I lovo you as no othor man
over has loved you or over can lovo
you, thirling. I know you will not
thrust mo on.
Tho ainrol assumes n stereotyped real-
ly-this-ls-so-stiddcn expression, and as
sures Mr. woruto slio would uortvo
great pleasure from being his slater.
lloro ts too oilier wnyi
"Moudo. I'vo been thinking serious-
lv lotclv
"Really. Fred, yououtrhttobomoro
judicious Uidit to do anything so rack
m that,"
"Yea. I know it is a heavy tax ou my
mental capacity, but then 1 was al-
wavs reckless that wav. This timo.
howovcr. I think I havo been thinking
lo soma purpose, in inci, rvo ocou
tiiiUKiug you wouiiiu i ou ice i to uuv-
iug your oamo changed,"
"Whonr
"Just as soon ns possiblo."
"Will IllMihouioordiurohr
"Church, of (loursoi wo want lo do
this thing In stylo."
"Iiavo you iwkwi jmii
"Certainly not. 1 don't want to mar
ry your father."
" Well. I It no w t but for form's sako, "
"All right, clean for form's Kiko.
I will too pa, and tnnybo you had bet
tor prepare ma for tho orueal."
"Oil, sho won 't mind It,"
Deep sileuco reigns again, savo as it
is broken bv tho sluhlntr of tho treo
tons, swayou by n gentlo broexo. Qleo-
Hilly inoniuni iwiukio, moiiiuun iuuku
bonmlugly down from hcuvou lo
earth, and dlwovcm ou a vluoboworcd
piiusu two forms with but a single
chair. Kunsas City Jouruul.
Wouun at liantltta Annum.
Recently tho dcntlsU of Bt. IjuIi
havo begun to employ young women
as oillco luiUtauU. Probably a dozen
UM limn riniiloviHl. Thrv are nald
from tO lojlOn week. Among othor
things, it is their duty lo assist in
bracing tho nerves of patients. Ono
of thsm in vi i "If tho natloiit is a
woman 1 frequently stand by her sldo
and hold hor hand sympathetically,
Homo pooplo may laugh at this, but
It's nn immuiuo help to tho ponton in
tho oboU Ouco or iwlco when n vory
nervous man was bolng operated on I
havo taken hit hattd, nnd It really
braced hlsuervo woudorfully. N. x.
Telegram.
Til Dull of Travel.
If vou hnvo boon traveling nnr tils
calico on tho cum don't wash your fuco
lit com water iiiotnomoniyou rcaou n
washstand. If vou winitlo romovn all
tniro of dust and smoko rub your faoo
wvll with vafcllno or cold cream, and
"vipo t oir ou a dry towel. Tho towel
after the wiping will show you where
tho dirt has gone. Then you may
wash your face In hot water If you
will. 'I hero Is nothing Ilka hot. really
hoi, water for tho com ploxiou. ItkciT
oily cltflh, but clear - Boston
storm, nnd us ho slipped nwuy tho
court said: "I havo had an experience
witli that lawyer before In tho crimi
nal court. My court canuotbociii
ployed by such ns ho to twrpclruto so
llngrnnt in injustice."
Thowifoof Lazarus, Laznruahlmsolf
and llvo of his sovon children wont
away weeping. Chlcugo Mall.
Iluitiful Katera,
There is no end of tho straugo no
tions chorished by somo people. Mou
wlif in all other respects nro coarso
and vulgar almost boy o ml endurance
will somutlmcs bo so squeamish in ono
or two minor particulars that it isn
constant trial of patieuco to livo with
them. An English travolor in Abys
sinia, lor example, draws tho follow
ing picture of his sufferings at meal
timo,
Iu this country it is considered un
becoming for persons to eat in public
as ut n picnic, for inutanco, or in a
tavern. Whon at homo, tho pcoplo
tako their mculs within a fonco, so as
not to bo overlooked i and whon on a
journey rjveral of tho attendants aro
iimi'o to hold up a cloth before litem,
witli their bucks turned lo thoso who
nro eating.
When no servants are nvtdlablo, tho
members of tho party sit round tho
dishes, throw n cloth over their bonds.
and proceed to cut as if afraid somo
ono was about to snatch tho food out
of their hands.
M v comtmnlons and I had frcauontly
to submit to tills custom. No sooner
did our escort ueo us scutcd on ouo sldo
of tho road, than thoy directed somoof
tho people lo extend their loose robes
III ortior lo screen usirom passersuy,
uud those- who ncrformcd tho task
were nlwuys careful lo turn their faces
nwny from us.
As most of the garments thus
iiimnctl out for our seclusion had not
heoti washed for mouths, if thoy over
hiul neon, tun reauera imagination
inuv bo left to coucclvo tho odor which
surrounded us ou thoso occasions. But
oven if tiioy had been washed only tho
clay before, ino smeii ot itiorunctu mu
ter with which tho natives bosmcar
their hoadf would have sufllood to ran-1
dcr any euoh curtain nlmost intolera
ble Youth's Companion.
A Tian That YIldMllk.
Tito cow tree, that botanical curios
ity of Bouth Atnerlcu, grows an the
broad, barren plateaus of Venezuela,
whore it would bo next to impoaslblo
to find iluid stitllciout to slack ono's
thirst wore it not for this wise provis
ion of nature.
Tha sup of the cow treo, as ita name
implies, resembles milk, both In looks
uud limo. A slight bnUatnlo toslo has
been reported by somo naturalists who
iutvo drank of the strange liquid i other
wisoil wus said to "havo tho ilrvor of
rich cream and to be very wholesome
aud nourishing,"
Tito treo itself frequently attains n
height or 10C lo 125 feet. It being not
unusual Iosco a trunk of this species
seventy to eighty fuol, pirfcclly
smooth and without a limb. A hole
bored into or n wound mudu Iu tho
berk of this wonderful treo Is iilmottt
immediately (Hied with a luctcnl liko
iluid, which continues (o (low for
some clays, or until It uoagulatesnt tin
mouth of iho wound and forms a waxy
mass, which stops further How.
Humboldt, the first to givo it Helen
tlflo description of thv buobad trto of
Afrlea. was tha first to toll of tho won
ders of tho cow tree, m it tros called
in bin time. St. I-oiiU Republic,
rrreat fleets that enter and leuve tho
port every day, with nothing short of
admiration. Hero ono socs every day
tho shins of tuo nations passing as u
in revlow. Cor. Boston Herald.
Abuia of tlia nraln.
Dr. John T. Naglo, of tho bureau of
vital statistics, of New York, suys:
clitcascs or disorders. Apoploxy seems
lo causo more ueuins timet niniosi any
oilier discaso. in ouo year, out oi
11. 500 deaths. 815 were caused bv ntm
nloxv. COS convulsions iu children
and 578 by meningitis. Paresis isn
form of nurulvals and n suedes of in
sanity. I'arcsis isn slight, incomploto
narafysis afl'ectluir motion, but not
sonsuliou. Bofleuing of thu brain is
cerebral hemorrhage, or obliteration
of tho cerebral arteries. It usually
occurs in persons from fifty to eighty
years of ago, uud is usually caused by
intcnso Intellectual exertion, or by so
vcre and protracted emotional tlimurb-
auco. ii it uiso cuUM'ii uy over inuui
L'cuco iu iilcohollc drinks, ami it usu
ally cuds Iu death. Sometime--, when
young persons aro attacked with this
inniuiiy wuo uavo oeen ccmpcraio in
Oppocltu Csblnel Salool',
Silver Avenue, DEMINO.
THEODORE BERGMAN.
IDgraJ. J. -bciJrJUD
tlsvlnff bought lbs Demttig.Urug Store, will bo pleaid lo supply Ik ptj
of diamine and vicinity with
rdr. Drugs, Medicines! Stationery, Toilet Articles
PAINTS, OILS,
And ercrjihhvj generally kept Iu a first clan Drug Store, at rioab! priiren
Pure Drugs and Medieines Warranted,
tSfPreiorlptluns carefully compounded st alt hoar."fiM
Silver City, N. M.
On Broadway Bt., cibovo
tiio Poatoffloo. '
tr A large slock ol.rfroucb, Eng.
Halt hiiiI Amrrlcan suit goodi, In quia!
and lancy pallerni.
I'KHrECT FIT OUAHANTEEP.
iltf
Hatlet of rnblicstlon.
Jjind OBlc l t. Crac, S. M I
Jknu,t IIL ftAV i
Hollra Ii hrrrtir ulrrii Itial tha (iiilnwlns aamrd
illr lii Bird notl uf U Intanlluu l Miaka snl
nu in
tenrr, I'rolnt CUtk al Hllvtr t'fir, on IVbruarjr
OpppBtto tho Depot. 1
ON THE EUKOPEAN "PJjAN
A. H. THOMPSON, I'KOritUTi'H
Call on Thompson for Choap Rallrod' TiaktU.
Legal Tender Stable,
NEI.SE WARE1 NGTON, Proprietor.
their habits uud hnvo good coustitu
lions, tho chances of their recovery
ore very favomblo, Men occnsioipilly
dlo from overwork t that is. bv orcr
brain work. They nro liko machines
Ihul huvo been overtaxed and break
down A great many think their bruin
will ktniiil niniosi uuv niiiimiiLdf mirk.
,i i.... ...... "I...... .... -...I .... n.lOO rtiWMrrt
"""..V"' " "f ,!!,. Ilui,drl Dollars will b
siuuyiug biiu worumg wiiuoui any in u; ,i,o fi0.,ihw..li.f HlookmaR'a
elf cot arising from so doitig, In this ciaiiimotursBieaiiBty. New Maiico.fcrnij
they mauu u great mistake. Tbo brain
SILYEU AVENUE,
DEMIKQ tf, M.
SI. Iiv), vli: Jowpli Mfk, of DrMlnff, N. .,
wlio mill liomr.ti'iMl Apillratlnn Nn. HID for tha
Ifanamtatlie lollowlns wlln(j In ina lila
mnllnuuiK rldiira luwn, ami culllvilloii uf.aaiu
lanil, u ,...,
J., I.. Well, Vlioi. A. Car. all ol I mlne. N.H.
SINGLE and DOUBLE TEAMS and CARRIAGES
Ladies' and Gents' Saddle Hosres.
Outfits for long-distance tri .3 om shori notia
is tho most dullcuto organ. Its wants
lots of rest aud lots of caro. And thoso
who. when they aro young, tax It too
much, or try to work for too long u
time, without giving It proper rctt,
will sutler for It in nftor years. The
brain must havo plenty of rest, and
brain workers inul havo lots of sleep
uud recreation. lUudents must nut
uso their brains for more than llvo or
al tho most six hours a dav with
continuous hard study ; nnd merchants
ami busluecs men w ill do well to try
and rest their brains as much as thoy
possibly can."
A fitorr Atioiil Edltan-
At Orango you hear numberless sto
i e i.-. 11.... r i..i.. im.. i.i I
Ouo man. who had bceu for rears in
bin employ as an experimentalist, told
or a visit mat n numuer oi cupiutiisui,
iiicludlncr Juv (lould. Bldnov Dillon.
Bam Bioau and Cyrus Field, paid to
laiinon at ins laboratory onotiay to in
snect tho workluas of somo inunction
experiment iu devising tho scheme for
telegraphing to moving trains. Edi
son camo out of his workroom, whore
ho waa busy, and shook h anils with
Mr. Field. At that instant something
popped Into his head apropos of tho
experiment ho was nt work on. Ho
never gives nu idea lltno lo escape
him.
Without a word of excuso to tho
four mairnates ho turned on his heel
and hurried into his don again. Thoy
waited aud waited, and by and by,
tired out with delay, womleil their way
.lawn stain. Shortly afterwards Edi
son come out and asked, "Where did
thoso paupers got
"Down stairs."
"Did thoy walkt"
"Ye."
"That's rltrlit I don't want 'cm to
wear tho oil olf my elevator." Then
ho stood around for an hour and
snapped stories witli the men in the
shop, Ho is tho greatest man living
for atorios. and it Is a tradition amouir
Ills employes that thoy can toll hlui
tho samo slory every day Tor a week
aud he'll never tiro of it, nor in fuel
show any slxii of having .ienrd it be
fore. Electric Ago.
"Adtmlta NlNt,"
Exafffroratlou is n sign that wo feel
ntmiifflv and oxnrcM oui-belvea coarso-
ly. A great master of words, says the
author of "Thoughts AIhiuI Art," ex
presses himself strongly ralher by the
exact and adheslvo Illness of his words
to tho occasion than bv their violence.
Tho essayist's explanation of what
ho moans by "adheslvo lltnt'w" should
bo luwnrdly digested by every young
writer who sincerely wiihos to suc
ceed In his profession. Ho eayst
"In good joino.'s work tho strength
consists very touch iu exquisitely truo
lilltig. If a pleco of wood Is perfect
y fitted to its place, It Is easy to mako
t ttluk there without using violence,
aud so if a word is well fitted it will
stick also aiTd forever," Youth's
Companion.
annafounl n.ilawfnllf tlaaiins la
lit,, or unlawfully i
ih.MiluiK,
or hauil.
wtlwlPK or
arrnlaml toiivlcHiin f my raronr pen
in
III
poliimiiw anjr alock belonahis If any mem
(... nt t,A uHa.mlttilitn. In all faun tit aala
uirmbna arn rrnulril t . dollvertilll of aala
with aaaioraituciaiiun anatu.
aeaSb KINO, "f,""i
1
ron-
fcVBals.
X mlr ef larco. bar rairllt hnttf, cant!, Itirt
IninunrfninillUftn anllabla for famllf u,a, AI'O
naa Ino trulfdmrrlaitt, tad a mi; t riame aor.
Tha enllta eutSI. Mllb btnu, iflddln tic., will
U sold cheap. Applj at lk U IIWUUST omrj.
coons nuoTiiRtiH.
Las Palomas, Mexico,
Loaves Doming Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 8 O'clock.
OFFICE AT THE STORE OF LlNDAl'KX, WORM6ER JCOKf A
(Faro for Uio Hound Trip, 6.00.)
if? Beautify Your Homes
Brinliis.11 milea rj
fiiatuWca, I w
Moras ornntt
Kl.ai V.
UNDAUBH OITTI.K CO.
i. Lunittis.
Manager
Pnalnmcai
I.nralnf.N. U
Raaaa-
MrKnlnttlaOfe
nrsa, ti Uppei
aiimuraa.
Ilur brand
1 will farnlih all vulstles
Trees,
Vines,
a Lnuctialafl
luooiocr.
I.OCKItAUT'S UrtANI).
J, A.
PEIO
is
Ktsisrn and CsSfarMt
Shrubs,
Etc.
Aud riant Sme if Dtilrrd
IOW and STOCK FIB6T-CLAS4
I'nulnflleai
Denilnf, K. U
baairai
. t'edar. llrov
Muuntalna auf
Ha ilarlnita. i
Uranl Cohiitr, I
Horaa Bfanrbi
Los latl Ijlp.
CaRIlESrODKNCK HOMCIT1IU,
UKNKT 1I01.VATX.
W. H. MEAD, Deming, N. M
A. T. & S. F. R. R.
furuUlie ilia bait rovla lo any pohii KaM si Kartk
Ji-
Poitnfflca..
Uamlli. KM.
Ransa.llx lalfat
aattof DamlnKl
willow srnfut ranch.
O. f. HoniiL.
rroprlelur.
Poilnnlrai
llRUlilta.K.M
tlanf fit
HlllawOprlnsi
nanrii,
iiaomii
DBOaUbBi II has a spUndld road bad laid tor tha mou pari with steel rslli)
UKOAUaK- II tiaitlie flaaaaequlptur.ot-KltKant lay coaohia s4 raUwan afeapar tm
Ibra ibraulsrpaangr tralna. IIKUAVOKi ToucUl lpln s
EXPRESS TRAINS TO ALL POINTS
Slooplngeafattirougb frcat Et, TAHO ti KANSAS C1TT wlthoal tbauga. Ttiiaa !
Chicago and St. Louis, one change
ror toll Information with rsgard to rstas ate. spplr c
(Ml.Hndion, danaral ,hdi, SI 1'aia, or (its. T, Kmbalion, Otawat raira
sad tlokat Agent, Topaka Xanaat J D Mcqclnu, Aganl Daming
rli. iiaar
is, M, II.
tU'UKBYi: LA1C1) A L1VB UTOL'K OOllPAVV
1-maiiH a I ll H lln til. Illll
HrjVtd on
La4.
B. A, fliXTSB,
ismiiuiki aian.
lor.l.lma.OMti
FIsmiiu
airor.l.l
l, UIUI-NAM,
HanaoMsniiLrr
ilniuluK, H
Itiini, 'dar
(linittnoli,M
mile toudi ot
tM'wing, lioria
lr(tld. liaikrd, ikarpoft tiolti
psALas nt as Mixv'Asivsaa v
SADDLES & HARNESS
Rppaiiinj Done on Slurt Kolice,
Gold At, "below Vih9
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