Carlsbad current., July 29, 1899, Image 1

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CARLSBAD SALOON
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4
WVUO'Jr, Mom iuui wnn iniiiii i-i ifjn luiuin.
WAV
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J ctiims,
7 CASH aoons.
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llOmftV.'
L ii. Collier.
Thomas (foGtfilicr,
Contractors and lildeis,
Plana anrtWtlmnlwluftlUUed
nnil all work none promptly.
HI)I)Y. NrW MUX.
WILWAY I
J OH AMD AVTJIU 00T. If 2
I THE QREAT T. A P.
"Sunset Limited," I
Vnwusxrit IJn tarn J
ONU OV TUB
i
finest trains in the
World
VVILfc ri'UN SUMI-WeEKLY
BACH WAY Tq j
LOS ANdfitBS
saw Francisco,
ALSO TO
St. Louis ChfdnfiO
VIA
TEXAS PAGWtCRY.
Through Dalits n4 M Worlh
THE FASTEST TIME EYER MADE.
A Pnlnoo on Wheal.
8m atarrit tteke nt lor farUitr
paruoams.
e. p. TunwErt, a. p. a t. a.,
El Paso- & Irilioastoni
El Paso & Hortheastorii Railway.
Loaves Aluinognfilo 3:30 p. ill.
Arrives Kl 1'uso 7:10 p. in. ,
Loaves til 1'asn tU:0ii.tu. i
Arrives Ahtinogordo tAh p. tn.
Miiklntc coniiuuiliiit at Kl l'po for
tliu east, vriwtt and oil points In Muxloo,
Connecting nt A'lalnngordo wltf! tt-e
singo line Mr ltlin x
White Oake Country.
White Ouki, IJonllo, Noguls, tlrny,
ami Saluilo ooal fields.
A) ooiin
tin which '
urrlMil of twin
. i . J. I aIJ
llhMwl.li.ft ' MM' AliiHtuonlul tUUT
Hltii t a
wild T'nniftogo
1 1 UIVIT
Leaver
.' in
MV
couth
Mi. J, 18 01 IB
Mil the
. . ...luj. - I..
M murium at lurny a, in
iii . making uotiliebtioii
boiiiul trttm.
A. S. (Iithld,
lll-ii'fiiint & Tlst & l'uis Agt
It Al ttc (ki-mi. A. (I r. A.
t. n
- - DO YEARS'
EXPEHIENOE
L.-sssflsflP' TniK. Mum
COiaHTr6l"
fPCWl n wituvise yumjmw' -
Scientific Hmericatt.
SiUllea ot tit lnllfl loarukl. T.rwi.ll
rjiVi four mMtbi, L 614t)riJliirYlK
'JSk Ilord To Toirn 3fAI:luff,'
Tlio tfi-cnt town bulldli'f'jj record la
Oklnbooia lion lioeii won by Mounlola
iVlow, WiuililtO count)'. On Monilny,
Mor fid tlio town Htto wm n prnlrtc.
Tho Biuno ilaj'.lt wah ntifvpyod, nnil K
larKoiKiitlonof It (tolJ and hoIUoiI upon.
Wuihlta rtrcr wos brfdjrod. And n vitMt
Amount of orcMiinuliUct ftvlfhi iron
movi-d mid located. Tho (own vfnn or
Rnultod nml ofllcorcd, find all linos of
liuslucAR nud pi-ofi'Moloim ntiiitttl la
lliidrt of orpiuilr-pd Aoulot). Tlio town In,
ono dny liwuua n city of'nwirly WK)
pi'oplo. Homo of tho lots a old na hlRb
ii fOOO within 8 inltmtM from the
Jino tbo miiTuyor dravu tho (itnkos.
Mountain Vluw In tlio wontorii tor
iuIuuh ot tho ltacli IhI.iiuI oxtcntloif
rirOM tho ConmtK'ho mid A pooho coun
try nud Ii In tho Wartiltu vnlloy. nt tho
fool of tho mlnornl Ium1nir Wnsbltn
QiouninliiH.
Hint AdvrrlUlna, ,.
Tjiu Ntnto Umnl of Uonlth of ftflchl
gnu rldrcrtUcs tho ntntolr. iirtvontiiftCHi
fUi ii duiniuo r nnd'la-nlt'n fttfort by tho U
BUnnoi of mi lllutttrati'd pniuphlut call
oil "Mleulriiu A Kutuutur nml llwilth
Itonott Kioto," Blvlng ptctum and do
KTlplloiiH of tho vnrloiiH rt$tltiK pllioOti
pjlil ninltprlii thin qbouiul within tbo
tii.l)j, aim fuct tHiit'-iFlH l8floa,br Iho
btiitu Is apt to ninUp It of rrviilMr In
fluptico than if (i rnllWAy uorainny hnd
fathered H.-l'ilnton' Ink.
I
I'nhllo I'urli lu Kmr .lorm-r,
Thu nytt'in of public parliH projcetcil
lu IJmix rutinty In now well ndvnncud
lu tho built up xocltnii of tho country
and, Miiou completed, will vomparo fa
vorably Willi any park Hyntont 4 it tho
oniintry. Thoro will bo liutwcdn 3.(XX)
mid -I.ckhj m-iTK, riiiitalnltiK within a
ctuiipiinitlvi'ly Hiimll comrutHH uiouo
tnln, foreiit, plain ami water featurvx
that aro uulipio mid can hardly In
found lu any municipal park liyntutn In
tho world.
Tlio Otia fltmcf ill .llutlioil,
t'oMlly i'uiiIk, llluiulimlod clrcularr.
and all tbo thutnuunl outNldo innthoiln
of nihtrllKltiK tin koioo i;nod lu npeclnl
cnicH, but lu tlilti pniKT'Hlvii oho, whuu
tho uowpiipt' Ih iikiiI lu ovory lioinn.
tho oiu HuruoMuful uii'thoil for li'Kltl
tnnto ciintom' a by tho wIko uto of
tho uon'i)iapir columnx. -l'lillmlclphlu
TIlllfH.
Triumiiluntlnff Urnpavliif.
(IntpvvliioH can Im Kafvly '-uDsplnnt-od
In early (JotoliiT. Out ilio cuium
down to within' Htr iliehort of tho
ground, (lot what rootn you can, and,
If nny aro bndxod lu illKglnsr, cut tho
brulHod part off, lunvluy a smooth nur-fueo.
Wnlr lulrr.i
Tho Huporlntiiu'dcut of waterworks
lu .nlohiuoud, Vii., Um luauxurated u
quitpiu which ovoroomuH many of tho
objpootiw when cIiaiiko Ik made from
qat to motor rate. I to bcIh tho motor
olio tiioutli boforo tbo cluiuco In rate
In to bo mndu nud ikuiontrntoi to Uio
conxtimer thu amount of wnato, mid
given him uu (iportuulty to stop It
boforo ho bduluu to clmryo for tho wa
ter by inmmurmucnt. Orcat bavlug In
wotor Ih frequently made, nujl'tbo con
turner Iiiib timely notice, .o that any
complututri of orercharco aro fore
stalled, I'rmliiliiiit Advrrll.lnir,
Af iit..ilt drop oC water
. Willi lnUltllt tlliy.iUbWf
Jltut dwn 0ia ruKKd meunajH
Awl 0ttt th atMt dAwii
X when throat to tlire-nJ U ndOod
LariE.r still thu fabric jcrown,
XnA ihu n.oat iMtratitcnt jtnlttr
Wra tho )9iiirMit, wurmwt ho
Xt tti diir, by ooskJ cnawlnr,
.Tutu Hie inrrer of tli bene,
i Aii-1 riipmtnl mnlUt irtpplnif
nrluun lb tiituo from th (10111
A Ilia molt untlrlrur prlutor,
.With iiirmnant "lUk. ellck, ollck,"
itarglii. I.iret VvrU.1 rmiM
Uy dlvblon &tr In. .tltk;
A lett.r to UtUr oJJJ
Male. MWpl.l. tha Ioiir.iI pau,
And mluyt.. ell rouiitwl
Tll tli turn of IsiiBt.t Bl
Ai oft kuI H4l bit of wdem
Mko tlio tier of WnowUdao iir.it,
" AnJ in on llr inan iilltl
JPilli 1 urmlo. ot th tato(
A rimlit JoJnliif rlvul.L.
Bwulli th river o'r 1(1 tnok,
Anl eotlnutd Htttty .avtnir
icir.iato Ih HMllk of fjankii
Bo th oqiutant aJvwIlnr,
Ujr a law nl amtntH
JJullJ. hi tjmliv JtrpfUM
tntn vWumM Mill Irumlhw, ,
BEST COWS.
p
2 low VIWo ef uttr Are Mo
V LMr 7ralltW.
O
O
e
o
o
'hitra In not wi much wild lily
; ilWlt ifgnitH lilmi of vtilnn from
imllnrpt in tke ptlem charged fur pure
brtil RtBck. wptrclnlly nnintiK dairy nnl
timle, mjn tlm llmton Cultivator. It I
found that avail on I lib teenul of pro
nnetinu of milk and butter the pure
urfd etnek Ii worth nbotlt nil that I
elmrvl for it by brcnUnt Ibdeil mit
of tliMii thrir ImrdM to npply milk
for miKliborlhir cltlwi, nud tlnty ulaliu
that limy aro nbla (o make n profit from
tlllmourc. nslile from the extrn vnluo
of the (tuck which thu pura bn-d mil
ninU will fumiili. The prlcm of finch
atook aro now innch lower than thoy
were oven u few year njio, tho ni rallml
fancy price only koIiik fr mil urn In of
Hiino specially valuable btmnllnu Htrnln.
When prlcM t;t down tn thai the year
ly product of tho beat ilock, cxcIiinIvo
of ltd InoruuHo, will lonVo a pfoflt to it
keeper, it (ii pretty mfo to ay (tint rock
bottom priced haven! lont Iwen reached.
The bmilneM of keeping nr1 brpedluii
the beet utock in, for men ndnpUd to It.
the unfeet of any that It Ih powible fur
them to engaKu in.
Thin iiupllun wlint in the fact that
not ovory ono la ailuptml tn (bin IuijI
iitHM. Tho ntiH'k that for geuemtionii hn
received oxtrn euro and fewlliiK. and
that has bouu nitwit carefully broil, can
not bo treated an moot farmum treat
ficrnb stock without epcedy detcrlrrn
tlon. Kvcn in brooding them Is an art
which many do not undorHliitid. All tho
flueit poliita of tho puro brod inilmal
havo been bred Into It by JndlolotiH mat
ing, to that the peculiarities denlrcd
will result. Most tmcccsufnl brccdura
keep Hcwrnl mil lea In each herd, nml it
Is often n matt Important ipifstion
which ono of Uicho shall x uhciI to a
mato with n fomalo of tbo snino herd.
It Ih not merely In color and Mzo, but
In form, and especially In adaptability
to Hccurlni: tlio bint form for I bo dairy,
that tuetio rmnlts in tha olTtiprinit arc
made powlblo at his will to tho skillful
breeder.
Tho man who breedi to a bnll that
han all tlio marks of beefmakin nbont
him fai fely becanso ha Is of it i;ood
milkliiK family is pretty suro to find his
hrCedluK ond lu disHpiiointment. The
skillful hrcodcr la on tho watch for
sliftis of tli wo puro bred stock that havo
bred bai k to soma undesirable ancestry
and woul.i thorn out of his herd as soon
as jKxslbli. If ho Ixj tricky, he may soli
such nu animal nt inctrii low prlco to
some moti who Is willing tn buy It bo
ciiuso Hit pcdlcroo ik d good one. Such an
animal n iy get boiuu wood dairy stock.
Dut it caiiuot bo diipcndod on Ilka an
animal t' at not only has tbo pddlgfcc,
but sbov i nL'o tho signs that indlcato
superio' dry quality.
Tho in ding of cows whllo tlioy aro
with calf undoubtedly, other things ho
Iiik equal, nffcctH the character of tho
fetus, an ! If thin food bo succiilcu) and
calculnti 1 to produeo u large flow of
milk It Ii probablo that tho calf will be
predisposed to tho beet dairy form,
which i.1 wedge shaped and rather an
nular than rotund. All tho best dairy
b,reods havn been produced in moim.
mild cllt.iatee and wbero they can havo
lunch su.'culent food. Tha mild, moist
cllmato of Holland and tho islands of
Jersey nud Qnerntcy in larsa deuroo
imulo it pOMlblo for skillful breeders
there to produeo tho excellent broods
that those localities furnish. Our Amer
ican wlntorrt aro too severe to fiiva tbo
best results In brocdln for mllkluK ex
cellence. Out this Is partly offset by
tbo nreat reliance of the best breeders
on such suconlont food as ensilti!,
which donbtlets dope much to keep up
tlio reputation of their herds for excel
lence In milking qnallties.
Yet, dwplto thu oxtraordluary skill
that is required to produeo tho very
hlrjliwt results, nny nrmer who gives
bis stock fair caro and- feedlnif and
talW pains to breed to good registered
aulmaU l mnoh mora sura to make
money thai he who continues In the old
fmli.lotied vray. The low batter yield
fn tuany farmers' bonis, often not more
(ban 160 pounds of buttrr per year,
fwve no room for profit, no matter
what economies may bo practiced. It Is
not by greater economy, but by greatly
Inereaeiiig tho milk pnd butter product,
that dairying Is to be vdo profitable.
Thfl best herds yield a profit already,
end they do this while involving large
ly increaiod expenses for separators,
which tbo two or three cow farmers
cannot afford, even though these cows
bo of tbo best. Wo think that tbo out
come will be that cream be para, (of J
w.mI in many neighborhoods biimnde
Wtralv.ftji pumlicr ofj?urnjrTs unit
ing to liny oriii and -kr oping It at such
icntral iolut as will bo moat naslly ao
ceiwlblif to all In this way tho farmer
whose cows aro toorwlll ilnd hi week
ly retnrns fall off, While ihosbwho take
pains to secure hnd breed tlio brst eows
wlllimiire enough to b enoourageil to
extend their dairy lutlM.
. There ban be no doubt that the but
ter market Is much lower in priee than
(( would be If all tlm cela giving wlall
yields, my from 180 (o 20(T iwufiila tier
year, af Imtter were weeded out. Till
will oost more than many farmers whote
caws are Inwtly nor will think they
in afford. Dut all them cdfal are kept
at an drititiAl loss ami would surely
being onminb. If Httentd and Hild for
mt, to purcliHSe one or two on'vs that
will imy their way If the lir.nl torero
thus reiltieetl to a single cow, (he farm
er would have more time let t ti give to
othsr branches of fanning, while front
this cow Im may bo able to bnlhl up a
herd of tntjierior HnlniHls, every one of
which will give him a prollt
Ono TV'lileli llrrriillr AptiPiireit Out
rhnli Any .1ien 1'iirTii enlr Yrnr.
Thsro is now vl.flblo on tho snrfaeo
of the sun a spot wnloh, ncconllng ta
Mr. Ordway, proprietor of the tslaseope
on the Ibwton Coiiimnn, is by far tho
mort rHiiisrksble Men for over 90 years.
Its Appenrsm-u has Ix-on u Krmit stir
jirlt tn obsrrvcis. ns. according to tho
antranoinlcsl aluinnnn, this is the
eleventh or off year for sun stmts, mid,
besides tbii, It appearrd wltli a sudden
usM which Is unusual. When Mr. Ord
way look Ills last lcok at the sun tlio
other night, nu Indications of It, not
sveii tho slightest faenhoe, were visible
Hut the next morning It was there will)
tho utmost dlstliictnesH. The large
black spot In the center Is nbont on, 000
mlloM In dlaineter, and this isstirruuinl
nd by n lienninbrs about 60,000 iiiIIm
across. At sums distune from the outer
rd,e of the penumbra are other upohi,
which have bmkeu oil from the lunro
one, forming a ring part way around
the center. These number 10 In all,
most of them lielug lucludmt in the nr :
on tho tipper left hand side of the cen
tral spot, and other. In A nroiip n the
lower right hand side. There were only
three or fuur at llrst, and the rest have
broken oil since. They are from 0,000
to 11,000 miles lu diameter that Is,
tho largcf niies are eojwldernbly larger
(hau the cur tli. Wafri niiu side of this
outer circle to the other tho distance Is
from U7S.OO0 to 000.000 miles. The
central black spot, wlilulf. H tliu mutt
Interesting part of the phunomennu, Is
slightly balloon shaped, mid on the
right hand side its cd;o Is very ragged,
days (he UoKton Transcript.
There have beiu only a fnw small
rpots beroro during tho present year,
mid for 1 1 weeks there, wore nono at
all. Tho last largo ono beloru this was
that which appeared Kept. 11 ot last
year and had snch an cifect upon tits
earth electrically tliotjelugritpbliig win
don'A bclveoh Kt. Louis, Chicago mid
New York With no Iwtterlort attached
to tho wires. This hub lasted I I days,
and wlieu It diiappeared it had brokiui
up into lit pieces. J( was not, however,
tioarly as largo as this one, covering nu
area of only about 1711,000 square nillw
over all.
Selkirk nml t'ronor,
A rather curious fact is pointed out
by the writer of an article In the July
Century on "The Making of 'Itcbinsou
Crusoe.'" There aro two monuments
to Alexander Selkirk, It seems, mid not
a single one to Daniel Defoe. Yet if
Selkirk's Adventures us u castaway had
not been taken as (no thcinO of tliu
novelist's immortal story (lie only
Hngllsh book that rivals "1'ilgtim'H
I'rogreiH" in popularity the present
generation would probably never havo
known ot tho Scotch sullor'8 oxlstonce.
One of tho two monttmouta roferred to
Is it statue nt Selkirk's birthplace,
Lhrgo, tho other is a tablet on the
"Lookout," 2,000 ftot nbovo tbo tea,
on Jtuin Fernandez Island.
tlgMkil Ilia result nf our .hosting tha
night before and funHd to our snrprlee
Hint the starlit of bullet had killed
teorr at small birds and had also killed
j Rd wounded nearly a hundred monhsvs
IT II (7l find trrrwit riQVjiiln ill eiij crw
II. U. Ititppenthal of ICmmns, serving
lu the I'hllippiiits, writes home thus:
"It's nit bnali that it white man onnnol
itand the climate here. I wear no oast
or shirt, but go about In the liottsMsiiu
nndc to the waist mid enjoy the best of
health. I nut getting to love this coun
try mor every day. nud It Is net un
likely thst I Will settlo here whin Un
cle Ham has taken full charge nf the it
lauds, as 1 bupu will -bjL done. This
country Is certainly mi etirTllly pantdtMt
and If properly worked wonkl ently sup
port five or six tlimn tliu prenuut hiiii-lotlon."
Ariluir R. O'Quimi,
iHHi.rln-
LUZON NATIVES DIVIDED.
Ll.nlenniil Vuu aym ii Klllpltta II.
ptilillo In nn I lu Ms I Ul 1 1 1
Lieutenant John C l'ox of the First
regiment, Kouth Dakota volunteers,
who hns recently rsturned to his homo
in Sioux Falls from the Philippine Is
lands, In mi interview rIv&so now phase
of the situation by expressing the opin
ion that, because of tho differences ox
litlng among the Filipinos now under
urms against the authority of the Unit
ed Ktatee, the surrender of Agninaldo,
Luna or nny other of the insurgent gsu
erals would not be considered binding
oil any other bunds ot insurgents, but
that each mutt be whipped into subjtw
tlou before there will be peaeo In the
lilondi, says the St. Louis Globe-Demo-crut.
In this oonueetleu he tfllrli
"It Is iilswrd to Ulk About tkeee po-
Icq and.
Wholesale
Beer.
Ant-ill lor Hrhllu ami' AnlMKier-IIUMtt
Mr. wincniiinn
I AI.L WilllK OUAItAUTttUP.
Al TOR
Bryant 8r ?
Estes ;
Painters and j
Paper Hangers I
Decorators S
and Slfyn )
? Writers.... j
7 Sallsfuclloii (luuruntHHl.
S Wo nllotv nono S
r" to iiiulerblil us
? or do bnllur mirk... 7
liilnud l.'llr' SoirrR4--,
Tho Connecticut Civil Knglneors ami
CurvoyOrs' nesoclittlon In perfecting
plans to establish n system of sewer
n(0 which Mill connect tho Inland cltlea
of tho slnto with tho wain s of Long
Island sound, Tho questlou has re
ceived much consideration nml study,
and If carried Into effect will do much
toward protecting tho streams from
pollution.
. 4'
Lumber
Yard.
A. N. 1MIATT, I'rop'r.
Lunibor,
Luth,
Sliinglos,
UOOI'S.
MotildiiiLR,
Siis i, IGto.
5TABLG.
( Feed Yard and (
i Corralo. I
Pint; Rljj.t. liny mid Ontln.
tile thirsting foi frewlnm. They duu't
know tije inwilliig of the word. They
Itavonot the faintest wiitepllau of what
h tre Dbvernmsut is, uiid erery one
who has been there know ihat tyere
efery white mail wlllHjfawn from the
Iwih1 tomorrow no endi thing as u re
publle wnnkl U piMHllils. AsAlitHttw
Camp fleeting.
Tho Lincoln llnptlst AHsnclutluu
will incut at I'rMiial, Thursday night,
August 10, 16(rti. Ah n number of poo
plu will be going from the 1'eooe Vul
lev wo havo prepared nu Itinerary so
that those wishing to go In oompany
may tlo so.
ITI.VIIIIAIIY.
I. Aug. d -Lottv Ourlslxul (Uddy);
camp that night ill Seven Itivure.
ii. Aug. 7 Cmnp at thu uppor
sciiflol homo, Hope.
il, Aug. 8-Cumpat Lower I'ennsoo.
I. Atlg. fl-Uamp In Cox ennnn.
Thetfj will be prauehlug overy night
on this journey. Itev. Dr. Ilulrtloii, nf
Omaha, Nub., superintendent of m le
sions, and Itev, J. W. CrookH, of Don
ver, genernl mleelnimry, nru oxpoetwl
to be with in and rill time appoint
ments, 0, ThtiriHlny, Aug. F-On to Frw
iml, the pluuo of meeting. At night
Dr. KninrHoii, of Corlibutl, will preaoli
the Introductory sermon boforo the
iiseoolullun.
The itesooltttlon will lie lit suesluii
Friday, Kattirtluy utul Bllnlluy. Tho
wimp meeting servlues will oeiumencu
on MUndtly. Aug. II, ami wintlniiesov
ehtl tluys. It Is hoped that tlioso ootu
fttmi Itoewi'll and other points lu
l the tipper l'oeos Valley will join tlio
ourovoii at Hope thu evening of Aug.
7. l'ersoni wishing to go by roll oon
do hi by way of Kl Fiiihi. I'rosuul
an tliu J. 1'. & N I!. Ityslxteuii in
froin Aluiuogerdo. . It I six m
frail) C iuoorofl on the itiiuni t op
Sueruiuuiito mount alng.
Ananias (Iiihkk, Moderator.
ft
O. K.
J A irnlniii r
CAjlllIA(..K.tSU0Pf
Klrst eliisstitsi-ksiiilthtue;. 'nrrliiiiK pnlut
lug hikI HimmI work . .. I klmU.
h(KfeaHCJi.wli.K mHeliiiic. i uil ?im
i-STU nil ma. i.r isp ur. i-1 U12U
Fuku
TA1ILB
IMily. N. M.
S. T. BITTING,
Department
Store
ED&Y, NSW MEXICO.
Dry (Joods,
(Jlolhiiijf,
CIcjiIh Kuniinhinjfh,
SlllJOd,
1 hits,
m Noi;ions,
Sfiifionory,
3S 1 Inrciwiiro,
QiiCMfRwiio,M
House FiiniishinjfH,
Olnoks,
(JirtliMy,
(Suns,
vimuuiilion
Spoi'lin Ootids. Sntldlcry,
Hiuldlory lliinhshiro,
Jlarnuss, A.t .
. AVngon Timber,
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