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CARLSBAD; CURRENT,
PUBLISHED IN THE LAND WHERE THE BUN SHINES .'533 DAYS EVKHY YEAH.
VOL. IX.
CARLSBAD, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, AHUL20, 1001.
NO. 24.
Mr. Smoker!
Have you ever reflected why suoli
an nrmy of men swear by the
5c oIhite
One trial will tell the tale.
For sale by all dealers.
Flesher & Rosenwald,
ROSWELL AND ALBUQUERQUE,
Wholesale Distributors.
He Kept HI Leg.
Twelve-years ago J. W. Sullivan, of
Jtartford, Conn., soratohed hieles with
rustv wire. Inflammation and blood
poisoning set in. For two years he suf
fered Intensely. Tben the beat doctors
urged amputation, "buf he writes, ''I
used one bottle of Electric Hitters and
1 12 boxes of Arnica Salve and my leg
was sound and well as ever." For Erup
tion, F-szema, Tetter, Salt Uheum, Sores
and all blood disorders Electric H itters
has no rival on earth. Try them Eddy
Drug Co. will guarantee satisfaction
or refund money. Only 50 cents.
Neuralgic pains, rheumatism, lum-
abo and sciactlo pains, yield to the pen
etrating Influence of Mallards SnowLin
Iment. l'rice 23 and GO cents. For
tale by Eddy Drug Co.
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TRI-VEEKLY
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tUjr muí frlitny. U In rltly ft
nni. frvth. vtiry otlirr uy
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o Uva f bmnt, ftnJ enmrlttf niw of the nUnr llim. It
tMBnuliM nil liMiMNimit íortljtn rM dpwi IttW la
Tlt DtLV Tribu uf Mm Uf, iMwstit mitl Fur
lKn CurmiHiit4U)urt, Hliort Kcrlw, rlernit ltlhWn llltrt
tmtiuut. Htiutumiui limn, Ir4iurial lufurinmltm, KmiiIiiii
Kutoa, AKrlrtilliiml MsUtrra ami raimin4ilv nJ rvlllil
fiimm) Market Itfjxirli. lOirulnr milwrtntluM prlc l 6l
iwrmr. w nimbii It wilU Ilia t AHLBflAI) CtllHKST
lurM.Tfl rwryr.
to Yoric Tribune.
WEEKLY S
1'iiMtnhMl nn Thiinhlav. ami known for
nnaiiy sixty jrm lu awry mrt of Ilia
Vnlted 8tlaa Null 1. 1 ml family NWa.
ItaiM nf Ilia li i itIikmI . Lhimh
aud WlUg?ra; 11 rmitalua II lit umwI liiiNriaul grin ral
newt of ltt DAILY Trjiniiia itp lu Hit Inmr of güín lu r ,
an ARrtrulluml ittimtnl oflli litgliMi nnlVr, luu titter
talntng muling fir rviry mruitr if ili family, uM ami
you., Market H((Kria whlcli an anvtMl aa authority by
former antl country iiirrvhaiitg, ami la rlran, it-Ionium, hi
lrratJtift and h alnirlWi. HrgiiUr tiisarrfpllon irtr fl.flO
aryiwr. WafuniUli 11 with I Up 1'AHUUAU t L'HUKNT
MWi.iA pvr year.
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W. A. KERR
DEALER
General Mercnandise
FANCY SrHOCERIES
A SPECIALTY.
5 SchnapSe
$350.-Ncat cottage, 4 rooms, good location.
$1000l-4() acre farm, 20 acres in alfalfa, 4
room house, near schcttl.
$3000.-160 acre stock ranch, rich soil, liv
ing water.
$3000.-Suburhan residence, 9 rooms.
7000-Fine alfalfa stock ranch, 200 acres,
good buildings, desirable location.
McLenathen&Tracy
A. R. O'QUINN, I
r.- PROPRIETOR
American Carlsbad
a . . a a a si
Bottling works, i
ISE
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WHOLESALE
BEEF
3E
CITY LIVERY STABLES
' J. M. II ESA, Proprietor.
Livery, Feed & Exchange
....Stable....
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Good Rigs at
Reasonable Rates.
O.K.
Blaoksmlth and
Carriage Shop.
ALL Work
(Guaranteed.
Sign antt'Carrlage
-Painting.
First-class lilacksmlthlng, Car
nage Painting and Wood Work
of all kinds. Well machinery
work a specialty.
WASHINGTON LETTER
Washington, April 12. UXH
IUI Aguinaldo bargain for his own
capture for a price, and have the Ameri
can people been made the .victims of a
collossal ollicial bunco y That Is a start-
ling question, but circumstances have
caused It to be asked in Washington,
since the cable news reported Wni
naldo to be tmylng diamunds and Jew
elry, and It Is decidedly pertinent, too.
Diamondscnst money, ami If Aguinaldo
has been buying them, where did he get
the money? Any money that was
found at his headquarters when he was
raptured would, if usual methods were
foJiowed, have bt en con Ideated as con
ttabaod of wur and turrwl over to the
United States military authorities, who
would have turned It into the l otted
States treasury. None of tho many de
tailed statements of Aguinaldo' cap
ture have said anything about the cap
ture of any money, yet it Is presumably
certain that ho had some. All these
things, and more, have been talked
about in connection with Agulnaldo's
purchase of diamonds. It may be all
straight, but as one high army ollloi r
who was in the Philippines until re
cently, put It: "There seems ample
ground for the suspicion that there
has been 'something doing be
tween Aguinaldo and the men who
handle the secret bervire fundi of this
government In the Philippines." The
same olllcer said: "It would lint sur
prise me at all to learn that the Filipino
wbo was supposed to have betrayed
Akulimldo was acting unli-r that wily
cliHp's orders all the time, and that the
capture was all cireru'ly arranged lu
advance by Aguinaldo."
If it be possible to get a square deal
with the administration, lu rivalry wbh
the Morgan steel trust, the Utter may
lind itself knocked out ot several m i
llón dollars of government money. The
Carbon Steel Company, of Pittsburg,
das aetit samples of heavy armor pluU
to the Naval Ordinance proving ground
below Washington, with the request
that It be subjected to severest tests.
rhls armor pbite was ra tide by an en
tirely new process and Is claimed to be
in every way as good, If not superior, to
to the armor plate which the govern
ment la paying the Morgan tittul trust
155 a ton for, and it Is oOered for 9150
ton. If the tests substantiate
that claim, and the government buys
the new armor It will save smiitUiing
like 8790,000 on each of the nine battle
ships now under a contract. Hut when
the pull of the Morgan trust Is taken
into consideration that "it" Is a forroid-
KXPKIUKNTKI) . . .
TTxiciozr ex Isl o x
and ESixitoalmer.
CLARSNCe ULLSRY.
TIIK PHOPIUKTOU OF TIIF. HOSWKLL
Furnituro
ROSWELL,
NEW MEXIjCO.
Will come prepared on receipt of télegTam. Prlees treasonable
' ' . . . 1 , . .! . - - -J
Tanslll, the Hustler,
t Farmer's Cull.)
We had heard much about H. W.
Tiuibill before we ever met him. In the
Crozier & Bobo,
Real
Estate
Agents.
Not connected with an rornoratlon.
Tase paid; houtea fur runt add aal
farms ana rancu property lor aaie.
Volite Collectors 0iy Employed
Whites Cream Vermifuge not only
effectually destroys worms, it also in
creases the appetite, aids assimilation
and transforms a frail infant into one
of robust health. Trice 23 cents. For
sale by Eddy Drug Co.
ToTiik I)EAr: A rich lady, cured
of her deafness and noises in the head
by Dr. TS'lcholson's Artificial Ear
Drums, gave 23,000 to his Institute, so
that deaf people unable to procure the
Ear Drums may have them free. Ad
dress, No. DUtl, The Nicholson Insti
tute, 780 Eighth Avenue, New York. 6
Most women with female weakness
suffer dreadfully from plies in addition
to their other pains. They may be cured
by using Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint
men L Price, 50 cents in bottles, tubes,
75 cents. For sale by Eddy Drug Co.
Job Cawldn't Have 5tood It.
If be'd bad Itching Tiles. They're
terribly annoying; but Uuckllns Arnica
Nearly every person -aeeds a tonlo
medicine at tbls time of year to brace
up and Invigorate the nervous system
! wlll.eurolhe worst ease Of piles ftosleanse the bowels, liver and kidneys.
Ilerbio is the best and safest remedy
ta do this, and It will cure constipation
regulate tbe liver and enrich the blood.
Price 60 cent. Por sala by Eddy Eddy
Company.
on earth. Jt haa cured thousands.
For, Injuries, paioeer bodily eruptions
itt's the best salve la the world. Price
-t&e a box. Cura guar an teed, bold by
Xddy Vruf Co
An ounce of prevention Is worth a
pound of cure, and a. bottle of Hallards
llorehound byrup used in time Is worth
a staff of physicians with a drug store
or two Included. Price 23 and CO cents,
For sale by Eddy Drug Co.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such saleas lioechee's Herman yrpp in
all parts of the civilized world. Twenty
yeare ago millions of bottles were slvrn
away, and your druggists will tell you
Its success was niasvsloua. It is really
the only throat and luug remedy .gen
erally endorsed by phyalutans. One 75
cent bottle will aura or prove its value.
Sold by dealers la all civilised eoun
tries.
troubles In the Philippines; there will
be plenty of revolutionary leaders to
keep up a desultory warfare, and the
chances are that the lighting will goon
for the uext ten years."
(Jov. Allen of Porto Illcn, probably
under order of Mr. McKiuiey, has is
sued a general denial of the recent stor
ies alleging suffering among the poorer
natives of the Island because they have
no work, and charges that the stories
have all been instigated by one native
editor, who Is disgruntled because he
was not given an olllce. It Is a little
odd how that one Poito It lean editor
should have buen able to influence a
score or more of reputable American
correi-pondeuts to send misrepresenta
tions to their paper.
When to Pass the list.
Mark Twain has wisdom, on occa
sions, as well as wit. He declares that
when a man makes an appeal for char
ity it Is a great mistake to get every
body ready to give money and then not
pass the hat. "Some years ago lu Hart
ford," he said the other day, ' we all
went to the church on a hot, sweltering
night to hear the annual report of Mr.
Hawley, a city missionary, who went
around finding the people who needed
help and didn't want to ank for it. He
told or lives lu the coders where pov
erty resided; he gave Instances of her
oism and devotion to tho poor, The
poor are always good to each other.
When a man with millions gives we
make much of a noise. It's noitie in the
wrong place, for it's the widow's mite
tint counts. Well, Hawley worked me
up to a great Hta'o. I couldn't wiiit Tor
Mm to get through. I had 4(X) In my
pocket. 1 wanted to give thatand bor
row more to give. You could see green
backs In every eye, Uut he dtdu't pass
the plute and it grew hotter and we
grew sleepier. My enthusiasm went
down, down, down -SIC.) at a time
till finally, when the plate came around
1 stole 10 cents out of it. So you see a
neglect Use this may lead to crime.
Tis Easy To Feci (lood.
Countless thousands have round a
able one, as it is certain that the big i
trust will not let more than $7,000.(XX)
get away from It If there is any way to
prevent It. So it will not be surprising
if the test of the new armor plate should
be followed by ao unfavorable report,
although it Is said to have stood every
test required before samples were sub
mitted to the government.
Although tho legislature that chooses
his successor will not be elected until
next year, Senator "Hilly" Mason is al
ready actively at work to become his
own successor. He thinks he put lu
some good licks this week, when a num
ber of Illinois men were In Washington
to attend the unveiling of the eques
trian statue of (len. John A. Logan.
Last year It was generally understood
that Mr Charles U. Dawes was to be
the McKlnley candidate forseuator.but
that was when Senator Mason and Mr.
McKlnley were on the outs. Now Sen
ator Mason sings Air. Aicivinieys
praises everywhere, and when asked
whether the McKlnley Influence will be
used against his re-election, smiles In a
knowing and satisfactory way and says
he guesses not Illinois democrats who
have recently been In Washington have
not beeu disposed to do any blowing
but moBt of them believe that there is
an excellent fighting chance to elect a
legislature that will send a democrat to
succeed Ma inn, and say that they are
going to try hard to do It.
A Washington man who haa Jut re
turned from the Philippines, where he
had spent a year, doesn't enthuse over
the islands as a place for the Americans
to go. He said: "I have had all the
Philippines that I want. After a
twelve month's sojourn over there, I am
frank to say that 1 do nut believe It any
country for a while nun. it Is a rare
thing to Dnd an American that does not
wish to get back to the Stales as quickly
as powiibie. The spirit of aiaconteul
and desire to get away iinds expression
la the army that oeen sent to sub-
Jugate the Islands, and the I'nlted
bUUs soldier that Is satisfied with his
lot Is an exception. The climate Is bad
in that whenever a man gets sick there
Is no bracing or recuperative quality in
the lraod recovery to health u exceed
lugly slow. My belief is that the capture
of Aguinaldo ill Dot put an end to our
blessing to the body in Dr. Kings New
Life Pills, which positively cure con
sumption, sick headache. dUziness,
jiundioe, malaria, fever and ague and
all liver and stomach troubles. Purely
vegetable; never gripe or weaken. Only
20o at Eddy Drug store.
I once knew two girls who had been
warm friends from childhood, and who
came to what they thought waa the
parting of their ways over this very
mutter of talking each other over with
other friends. Each had been guilty of
it, b'lt each was hurt when she found
out the other had done the same thing,
After the first tears and recriminations
had passed they talked the matter aver
carefully, each trying to be as fair to
the other as possible, and (Inally came to
the rather unique conclusion that they
would rather be friends any wsy than to
go through the strain aud loneliness of
separation, and that If either of them
wanted to talk about the other at her
back, the might have all the liberty In
the world to do it, since each knew the
other well eno jgh to be sure that there
would be nothing maliclou or untrue
In what waa said. Aud the outcome of
it all was that the honest little talk
made them better, more loyal friends
than ever, and neither of tlmui wauled
to criticise the other again, and for
twenty-years they have bieu like sis
ters. Walter Moody.
A Raging, Koarlng I lood.
Washed down a telegraph line which
Chas. C. Ellis, of I.Ubon, Ia had tore-
pair. "Standing waist deep In Icy
water," be writes, "gave me a terrible
cold and cough. It grew worse dally.
Finally the best doctors In Oklahoma,
Neb., Sioux City aud Omaha said 1 had
the consumption and could not live.
I began to use Dr. King's New Discov
ery aud was wholly cured by six battles."
Positively guaranteed for coughs, colds
aud all throat and lung trouble by
Eddy Drug Co. Price COc.
13 Patrons of the City Water Work.
Vu are hereby notified that the wa
ter 1 for domestic uses only. Those
who supply their neighbors with tie
city water, or use lu for irrigation, 'Will
be cut off from the mains.
t'AKLAHAD WATCH WORK.
JJy A. II, O'Ui'i, Collector.
days when we smoked we felt fortunate
when we could get a "Taiisill's Punch"
cigar. Then, v hen Mr. Tausill's health
fulled and he went to New Mexico, w
heard of him often as oiw of the boom
ers of the Pecos Valley. Once, on vnir
way from the City Of "Mexico, at El
Paso we fell lit with some people from
Eddy (as Carlsbad was then called) w ho
told us about a certain hustler from
Illinois, named Tausill. So we bad
formed our opinion of It. W. Tausill
that he was compressed, concentrated,
pent tip bustle; and when we -met him
at the meeting of the Farmers' Na
tional Congress at Ft. Worth, we found
in sixteen seconds that our opinion was
correct. In ten minuten It. ,W. Tausill
enn advertise the Pecos valley moro
than all of Ouiucy has advertised .this
town In the past ten yetint.
The next time we met Mr. Tanslll
was at Colorado Springs. We got thure
at night. We had understood Unit a
meeting of the Farmers' National Con
gress was to be held at that place, be
ginning the next morning. We had
understood that the headquarters were
to be nt the Hotel Alamo. When we
reached the hotel we almoht tlioufftit
we must bo mistaken, especially aa up
to that timo we hadn't been able to get
much Information about the Colorado
Springs part lu that nn-etliig. ' No uhv
at the Alamo had heard particularly Of
the meeting. No one knew where It
was to be held. All that indicated
that there was to be a meeting of ttWe
congress and that the Alamo was to be
headquarters, was that rooms had been
reserved for Col, Clayton and ("apt.
Oundage and their parties, who wore to
arrive the next day.
We Mulshed breakfast by 7:!ft) the
next morning, and again began our ef
fort to find out if there really was to
be a meeting of the congress aud where.
In the old dnys the city fit which con
gress met was well decorated lu Its
honor; but we could find no decorations
In Colorado Springs, not eveit In tbo
Alamo. In our perplexity we met Just
the right man - II. W. Tunsill! He had
heard that the congress was to meet In
the High school bulldlHg lie was go
ing up there- would get a cab would
take us along. When we arrived at the
High school building we found that It
was linked d ue that the congress .jvjui
to meet there. Hut no preparation luul
been made. We went to hunt the Jan
itor. We at last found him, and had
the assembly room opened, lint there
was nut even a desk on the platform.
Then wo did some rapid telephoning,
and we talked United States. After an
hour's fruitless effort we got so mad wo
said bad words. After some more talk
ing and walking, we got sume tablea
for the platform aud had found out
about forty things we should have
known and had done about forty things
that some one in Colorado Springs
should have done some time before,
and then we went down to the superin
tendent of school's olllce In the Higit
school building and got some pajx r,
pens und Ink for the secretaries to use,
for which the superintendent charged
us fifteen cents, and at the same tlum
haudod us a bill for for the use of
the assembly ball! We had brought
our Sunday clothes along, but we bad
no time to put tiu-m on; aud until I lie
governor and mavor arrived we bad
thitigs in tolerable shape for the open
ing of the meeting and were hot ami
tired enough.
And It. W. Tausill? As we cllmbud
the stairs the lost time to the assembly
room before the meeting opened, wo
noticed llro. Tanslll, who had taken
iMissesslou of the corridor opposite tho
entrance to the High school building.
seated cross legged ou a high box be
hind a long, luscious, fetching display
of Pecos valley peaches, surrounded by
a big, attentive crowd, while be loked
aud "Joshed" and advertised the Poco
valley at' the rate of 3l words a tullí
ate: "Cept..""!., "Ceii." Tanslll doesn't
need any committee on arrangements.
He doeaiVt nel any one but hliuswit t
adrcrMut the I'ucoa valley. The Pivoa
valUv doesn't need any one but him
proof of that lu this week's Issue of t!m
Oai.i Aud he I one of the biggest
hearted, ' brantest, best ineu wo have
ever met.
And shrewd? You bet he Is! Ha
came to Adams county, 111., for lie
wife.