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w ANTED-Ag-nts to sell the only low.
w pricrd FOt NTAIN PEN In the mar.
AT: made Of lard rubber. and With most any
pen writes 10000 words from, OIL" filling {:
sample by mail IS cents; send postal nbto
One-ccnt stamps W. H.. MESEtOI.f.
l.. NJ, Sprlngville. Susaurhanna County.
Penn.
WANTED. An experienced canvasser to
w solicit advertisements for lrst-class
weekly family newspaper; salary and COM
rit sion ; name reference and state rcinu.
ncration expected. FAMILY. Tribune
once.
FcmakA
-A.-ALL well recommended help want.
n. I'd at Mr.. X. kTViCkER'S Male and
Female Employment Bureau. Il w. .sth'st.
NTEILI,.ENT nuns. girl for child three
] wears Odd must D." able ~ do plain sew.
inc Can . tO l3 GA MadisOn-aNc.
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Az INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION IN PERIL.

Chicago, sept 1.-The annual Interstate Industrial
Exposition Is advertised to open Wednesday next
and all preparations to that end have been made.
The Exposition Building. however is on Lake Front
Park merely by suferance and Warren F. Leland, pro
rrtOr OF the Leland Hotel has order Of court for
.,itdng further exhibit ions within It's walls and com.
n.anding that 1t be torn down and removed. In an
Interview to-day Mr.. Leland said that II there any
force in the courts order the coming annual expos-
lion should not be held. Whom this Was reported to
secretary Reynolds he admitted that II the cOurt
,hould undertake 20 enforce il, ruling 1t would be i'm
sbIe 70 open the exhibition, but added that he ID
not anticipate any trouble
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u)ork UGnteo.
Males.

| Males.
| SALESMAN.-A thoroughly experienced
- dry.g' IDS talcsNua e open FOR a ptsiton
10 tnvcI: VII: carr, either silks; velytt, or
~, Tribune Onicc. .
SI1rAIiO> WANTED by single man 200
A chance TO advance. hddrcss WAGNER.
les Hiadftrdst. brooklyn.
rT,uE CHAMPION vegetable oil r'fin"r
and manufacturer OF AMERICA wants ell
pio,rnrut JUDD. Tribune ONE.
'I,irtw hiiI>, puNt. Al SnORi ~,
i 1lcE; pric' 20 crnts folio AID WORK
guaranteed; reference given II desired; cor
MiCHf.L. r. o. BOZ sss. Bloomfield. N: J:
WANTED situation as vatchnan, or
w nay other Kind Of einp'1yma. w., nSS
sober: good city ref, rencc. WATCHNAN.
- Eat j5th.-t.
xlyaNTID SIDE LINE.-Iia,ing large
w city trad" AID extensive acqusint'nc',
1 desire ~ eel! Oil conGlissiVn b. sample
id, In. t.at win not conflict Mn Jun !, D ad
-ati factory referenc". Z. l.. PIPEh' -'3o'
broadway, Louisville, NJ.
XGASTEp -m ~cII--ducat'd yonns
w German. s.. occuIa;.on ~ any kind %
business speak, French and English. Al
dress 4. =. 81 >;at-.-t.
w ANrlD. situation BY youn.
w SM'd'. toOG pc Nj" IN '."' - -
hotel or restaurant. II Hrcch"!ch's,.
x,,i-N,, VAN want, .itua,Ion IN who'll.
ale hou... re:crr:,"". Address REF
,:t.\,f. H., / 1ribun" once.
" 1T 81. man u.shr. prri.!on At anything
whrr. thu hours a.. .hog, and -a!s:' nos
-, thnn :; r- week bet r'''F'ie'-
STEADY, Iribun" ONCE.
NurNo. MAN de.lr'- potion ~ .on.r
good hn,.h"-- hon>'. .'a'nnrr, pr
Z ~ IN
bridge. Mas.
Vpi%G MAS v.n-, ..;r"t1 a, driver
I and r-"iri aan s;i Lat list.
~ or ~; ,,r.ori.ph ce-ltc. c,""str "u'.
l l.o,:.rn,. rYrl. IrDrn on'".
I ,.,a.? =: ,i..n 40 net rs":,
.rJr... =. 81, A. ~ u "i hu h"'-
hvr-, ~ / 81 !Ht%. a. Il. t'!'N
ia la-t ,l,t-n
u -, ". iaan. hone. -o'.r aga fci'hir,.
! ~nt. ton>ian. 60 I."yutn' Of 49, ki;,".
hrs ..>-.ri wars yorI '>pi riT.' H. r,,''
ne, "a, a'; ,,i, ma or Z 'r'''''
NotNG rnu. II ,cr@.' c,p"-l~nce. wants
] ....d, POSITION Is engineer % hr'p'ln.
Is: rei, rri.c"-. Addrr>, ~ Nrw@-k'st.
ilojo. ~.
Females.
w" 81 I'D! d"-'r'- r"-it''n IN ."
n h.m ~ hu~in'.. f"r-": 49,, I, r.
vtl..I ard nauing \ nlar"ihr. ''ft''i'
Ito at -l-t--'
STENO,.I:ATIli.E.- aid accurate
,t.,,,.,E 4 wears cyi~rtnr" Ia Curtrriuhu
,nc,. .eexl worn. &c. salAr, -. n.t
:. ,.r.ur~. Address EXfERlESt l.. bon
1. Tribune Oii.'r. . --.-------
rNYpr WRITING. AT n.tcct, sy't inca.
j tons. plays and manuscript Of r,ey
s..c,int,on neatly cc,.!cd terms rea-oiAblc.
Mi-s M.i;Y HOLDEN. koom IA Linsolh
building. Union square.
NDi ~; l,Gy d-.iir- sltuhii"n y. o""h.
i k,rr-r ahi tvp'wrlN- Remington
.rd ., ference: war. NJ" .'in'" ~ hrwr'
alrr uflr" Addr",- VI i. =. 3oS oth'
t., brooklyn.
'Ot 81 lady dr-lr'. position ~ oh"'
] writing. 'd"rstllds French YER
.c..iercr. Aatr"S Miss J. it MINI
IL Pc prct--'.. Br"oh!yh.
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business Chances.

TO MANUFACTURERS or ALUMNI.
j CM.-COrrcspoIIdencc solicited; c"pnt
nership desired; plant to b. lo,atci
near mines in North georgia; white
hauNitc in graf abundance; near dcpo;
Drawer No. los. Rome, Ga.
TTNHI REST unoccupird corner OIL Fulton.
i st., Brooklyn. viii be leased or sold !of
auy business, account q former tenant.
WILLIAM MACKEY, 47S Fulion.st.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco, Sept l. $780,
To- hov
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OSWEGO POLITICS.
HON. sERENo f. PAYNE FOR CONGRESS

GOOD WORK REwARDED-wHo SHALL GO TO
THE ASSEMBLY-HON. W. II. SILLFCK
ADDE'S WITH HIS PARTY.
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Boaro Uan,c6.

TWO unfurn.. he'd. pleasant room, good
"a. dt.O;i. dOwiItON u: u ar t,h!' boi!d ;
mod Tt.r pr.ce reference. \. y. Irbiihe
Uptown q nee. 81 iIrOalwaY.
W. ANTiN.-.SGit. Of unlur' ish'd rO,n.s
w with tath and lOArI. for Qulct. re-
fined couple and child ,rsr G.i. Ia private
!lr!ly C,ra!Icr Park pr"i.rr ID. Address.
with trrn>. PERMANENT. Tf!bun, Up.
town once. lbs Broadway.
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<,DDN N nr-t cla>. Nor. sherman
Y cook maa, Al Arid -: d -~''r'>. pa:
t-,. lee cream. >oI.n, meat. gam; Food
cnrS,r b. i at !. i"-'nc' p:i'atr 81.
~ bJlrdlnr. hu'i-r o. ,lLa.eou.' tn,i at
Mrs Bli.tk'S. 10 East l2th At. between
al lut lfn
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Giip Eeal estate 60 fsi.
Real gstate 10 Gxrhangc.

Il ARMS. unincumtcrcd, ior improved city
T. property. =. I. LYON, j., JOB De
Kalb.avc., Brooklyn.
OTIS untncuubered to cAchan2, 70! furui-
IL turc Or other merchandise. LYON, 9o3
j." Kalb.avc., Brooklyn.
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MisctlIaneous

MisrtlIaneous
A NY PARTY having second .hand set OF
"A deep well tools 70 sell Vt bargain ADDRESS
GEO. DEAN. 2S6 North 7th'st.. Newark
A HOME WANTED for q boy OF 10 OH q
~ fam. whrr. The family consist. Of nan
ami wif, only, brtw cen the axc' OF - ana 81
years wanted either the husband OF vile To
teach the boy carefully; IN answering please
give qualifications and pic. for tosrd. caie
ind Irarhing. Address tOI.Ltfit. fKE.
PARA1ORY. Tribute Office.
A LADY Will take care Of IL child W her
"A own hcne. Gall Or address NJ HSE,
$50 Sd.ave. nCar odth.s,.
r ENTLEMLN wishing IL dispose, OF Their
~ ieft.9T clothing Ing At fair va'ue Will
EDWARD MILLER. Cs o.h.ave.
ID ENSIONs.-Ncn law soldiers seahen ::
/ widows not before entitled also PEA.
lions Increased. Veteran Attorney COX.
LIMO. 1853 Broadway: evenings. 400 West
33d.sh. also branch Washington
g CHOONEK YACHT SUNSHINE to
- CHAPTER for fishing or sailing I1,uLcs,'
% !srm: s' &c. & b. sssh T Ic ssS L. L. fN
vxrIILIAM TRENHOLM
w American Expert Accountant.
II Broadway.
Accounts o. cstat"' assignee. guardians
co'pora'ions nnG comnrrriAl house e'ani'
t!onal banks PARK. Chemical. Hanover.
80 cLanic,. Central and southern
w ANTED. Competent and reliable parties
w ~ manufacture aud sell Cook's Rotary
Ash SITTER OIL royalty In the Eastern. West:
tor c:'en!ai, y. II. COOK. 1921 Grnnd.avo..
Brooklyn ". Y.
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n r>plCTAI;i.r. WOMAN wishe. TIT
IL Ma.hiry and ironing OF ladis. ana g,s
,!rnmn. hyI N. day or month understsnds
ranch rutinr ,rildrn'- cl"th'> done ~
fh,, n.,t,,, uunnrr: or would g. ont bv tne
cuy hrst irg nr">. NIT 'i'N '"-A~
r3o Ea.t ,0tu.~'
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6orees an0 CARRIAGES.

6orsfs alo Carriages.
A -ELANDhAC 4 Cv..
a. 81. ga. $40 Bioor.e.st
ViC1OklAS.
yyiiSST TSkkiiAAss
NOVELTIES.
Curtain RockawayA
Coupe itockawsy..
Depot Wagons,
EN-. Top CabfioletA
Waecnettes.
ywo.WheelerSs
Village Calts,
Nosd Wagons.
Top Phaetons.
Doctors wagons,
surrey Wagons
Fancy vehicles.
BuckboafdS,
Nin,ature Carts,
S s..s!SSs %%: :ssSns
Rosd Carts.
OVER cs! s1S;SiiplF Rasfss@FE STYLES.
,ro tSTsss Yo 6ctSs fp %yRS s00REti fEsE sh
AN OVER 100
Secondhand Carriages Abo YES S'y y out.
Don't Purchase Carriage In town OF ou''
until you Jay US vislt
VERY HANDSOME and stylish pair
"A Of Kentucky carriage horses ptlNate
team 6 years old: 16 hands o0oa oavs
guaranteed perfectE sourd Sha Gehd dey 'n NO
postsis. Address EDw. L. DA1NGER'
FIELD. Alexandria. We.
NOR SALE CHEAP.-Two trucks. SO
New.C hambers.st.
noRSE for sale cheap. Inquire at lol
III West 15th-st.
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rOOk. by yoGns "omAn uudcr,t,hl'
Y All In" titf-cs and G"sscIt-. baa.n:.
SOUPS. game; ,sa take charge Of kitchen
and marketing Wiling. ob.chs u"-t.
worthy; c.sy VI country: unqucsuoi ioc
i.fercnce,. Apply or cali s57 4th-avc.. bet
18Th and 10Th 50
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r.oDK and Lar UEF.~~. ~ wy
y rapIhlr >cutr,. Eirl c!tf a. country
a. b.. reference, good cock and "Nr 81.
ut iai,ud-,'-~ orc-t sob ant "hly!ht
ir.at> -nHu. -. 'nll at ~ Jtl-af''..
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(,,",N ani Lat NUi.i.>> -hy q Norn.
Y CerEaH ~. speaking i.u-.ish. ~ ar
An,,.n.i 'rr 4, l,oL fHIN 100" and
l,unGi IS; Ni!i,r" ana 'hli .i.: 'h ui
country. t,l rril, 50, |u..n>r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

II ErINtp willow. uncncnmhNred NnuIs
IL lSr ;o .,rsint nd gtntieman's
fon": assist in duration Of yroM.mt
hlldr rNc'll ut rc"roi i"sl hou-sWp,s
.oi b,uun.c- Of servants pleasant noue
lit,. no s.i,rs rNlec;cc Adde'S REFEH'
fNCIS NnN a. Trtbua" pnre.
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IN ANTED.--Actlvc or silent partner Min
w ~. 600; rood security aid reference;
branch. H, Tribune 0Gice.
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6onntrn Real Gsiate to Eet

no LET at Bloomfield. n. J.-Horse.
j ~ rooms, barn. &c; 2 acres In garden
and lawn: choice location; low rent.
Addres, NJ. 80 and g. Widest.
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/ %ooK StMAID-lIy t''o '"npet"ls
u N"!th Irrlut c.r!>: ""ot o. e"n"-s
! n.d,"wo.kcr wa;ic-> lnd cI.antfn 10
J r,rt,lr tent with ,..,drHu b''' ri'i"n'f'
! nv ~. r.NI q (, w. n;n.uNc.
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domestic eltuIilon5 UnnIc0
MnleA

MnleA
A krlbT und wife. desiring to i've IN The
"A rOu.try thir Mih'nr, Wouiu tAkr g'ht.r-
mn = .unrnri rrsid, nee 10 care for. Adde'S
ARTIST West tiosh~Ii., Conn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

friends In Savannah-and no means 70
mako the plantation rcmunerative. no
sold II for u small sum AMI dividing
tho proceeds with Cornclia. devoted
himself To tracing Hugh. At last. BY
one ut those accidents We ought to call
''providcnts," he discovered his broth.
cr's knapsack In tho hut OF q poor man
not far from tho battle field. and by
dint NJ rewards offered learned that tho
man from whom that knapsack WAS
taken had crcpt away mortally wound.
al 10 tho shelter ~ u Tow bushes during
the fight, and had bccn found there by
tho cracker" who took possession Of
hts arms and his accoutrcmcntA
"But he made u grave for u poor
Hugh. Marion" Alexander said. with q
troubling voicc-"a grave where deco
rations never fail, Tho fellow showed
mo whore he buried him. between two
ptnc trees. On one ~ them climbs q
Cherokee rose that drops Its thick white
petals On the sod. and Wild blossoms
have trailcd all owe the mound, till II
IL fair ~ your mothers grave to-day. I
could but think whom I saw 1t that the
Tod of the brave and the loyal had o
forgotten Hugh's lonely pillow In tho
Wilderness"
After leaving his brothers place Of
ros,. Alexander had opened his knap-
sack and found In Il Marion's letters
and her picture, A. Hugh had said. tho
twin brothers were alike In every iibcr,
and AleNandcr's heart opened at once to
enshrinc the lovely woman Hugh had
adorcd and left for his country.
hut what had he to Offer hcr? Before
no dared cndcavor to MI his brothers
place he mus, have y home "a which ho
could ask Marion. no couiA not honora.
bly, ask her to share his poverty, for IL
WAS utter.
Before long, however, he found .
place in some of tho new enterprises ot
the South; worked thorc rs m~anfully ~
he had fought and just a. soon ~ his
position MAS assured. and he could ask
an absence from the work, he came u
tho North. aud arriving ~ Alton on
Memorial Day. was directed whore o.
lind Marion NJ her mothers grave.
Her whole heart went out to him o.
o - he spoke; for to her he was
Hugh. and no othcr-thc aspect the
voice. the Manncr, even tho YER
thoughts he shared with her. werW eli
iiuRh'A and the mans nobility forbade
him 10 feel n Jealous paux whom, with.
out evc knowing II. over and over shc
gave him his brothers name,
NOT did shc delay hcr marriage. - tie
feared might bc her wish.
I'VE have been engaged 81 long" che
answered. him, when he asked her. 'ShAt
! DO no, feel II IL haste. hcar Sandy.
Hugh told me ! should love you, u
knew you, better than ! loved him.
Perhaps shall; yc, always I shall tAint
that Decoration bay MAS also Rcsurcse
,ion Day Ia me."-Ros0 Terry Co<tA U
Narper's ussar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

her life: she heard tho distant music oi
the band begin to send is wailing ~.
QUEEN from the church steps, where tho
procession was just entering; she heard
the slow toll of the bell that always
rung q kncll In Alton On Decoration
Day; she knclt by tho hcad.stonc Of her
mothers resting place, and leaning her
head against IL sobbcd bitterly, and spoks
aloud In her rea wakened sorrow, know.
Ing there was no car TO hear: 'Oh
Hugh! my Hugh! II I could but know
where you arc lying! II I could only
soc your grave, IL would b. . help! But
you have COMO out into darkness. and
the place Of your scpulcher no man
knowcth unto this day. Why. why, can
not ! 60. too?'
Marion" said . voice. She lifted
her q~uivcring lids. Hugh stood before
her. With o low cry che fell across her
mothers grave and lay at his feet.
She knew No more I'LL she csms back
10 life IN her M sOfs, with Hugh
k~neeling beside hcr and the village doc.
tor dropping some pungent fluid slowly
into her lips. She looked at her dead.
alive lover with anxious, asking eyes.
~ am not Hugh; ] am Sandy" he
said. sadly but distinctly. Yet he was
Hugh To her eyes and heart; every line
answered TO line In tho strong, fine face.
except that u was older, darker, more
worn, as II we'll might DO after tho stress
Of war: tho smile was sadder and wee
than ever IIugh's had boon. but IL was
Hugh's voice In tone and accent.
There was . long story to tell when
Marion could listen; but through IL all
sh" felt u strange and CHASTITY n
that She was listening Ia n tale from
another world, was following . sound In
the dark.
Alexander Hcriot was indeed the true
image ~ his brother; no had been tall
and pale and delicate In his youth; but
when the war broke out, and he openly
avowcd his opposition to tho course OF
the South, he waS obliged for his
mothers and his LIES sake To take
refuge In tho mountains till he could
lind u way to join tho army Of tho
North. ~ he knew Hugh had done. The
outdoor life and enforced exercise 70.
stored him To perfect health, and In six
months hs had found tho Union army,
but not Hugh; and volunteering into
tho ranks, had fought vol and bravcly
Till peace came; then he went back tn
his native place only Ia IND his mother
dead. and his sister. the bride of u day.
widowed and alone, but bitter against
him with that intense bitterness that
only exists between those who are kin.
dred. and have been dear to each other.
There tool he found the report of Hugh
o. missing" and having no home-for
his sister had gone t. her husbands
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

Hugh Hcriot, Of that day. was his lead
Cr's right hand oil through that long
hiding and Akirmishing that IN har.
asscd tho British from swamp TO morass.
Many . tale has my grandfather told me
by tho big fire. plaoc At Horiot Of those
old days, till my heart and head were
full u patriotism. wss fed OF love for
my country from my first remembrance;
do you think II will fail me now"
Marion Lancaster's dark eyes flashed
back tho look Of hcr lovers. mo! but
then Will II seem patriotism ~ them.
Hugh-ao your people at homs?"
II don't know. I have u hOrrid doubt
sometimea Hut II II my country.
have no other-my own grand. magntA.
cent oeSnley--EAsk WSsI North VI
south. nRht for its unity. against its
separation, for NJ latitude or longitude.
II my own people have lived 10 long In
Georgia that thoir good Scotch blood
runs thin with tho lanRuor Of luxury,
have bcon hcrV In thcse hills long
enough u got back tho iron into mine
that lay only In allegiance. must 60,
Marion; and ! must 70 an tho side Of
right You could not keep me, dear, and
] know you would not"
A spasm Of anguish quivered ovc her
beautiful proud face, but her voice was
true and clear. ~ darp not keep you.
Hugh. Women have q Sensc Of honor,
tOO--a l0vo OF country"
''SOme " thcm," said Hugh. bitterly.
lie was thinking Of his ciAssmatc aud
chum. whOse weak, lovely little fdN'ee
was doing her utmost " keep him out
of the army.day after day. Hugh looked
at Marion with love aud pride In his
eyes "iou bro tho right sort" he said.
~ he drew hor o closely against his
shoulder. Il wish I knew how things
were with Sandy" he won't on. ''Mothcr
has no q else On tho plantation but
Cornelia. My cousins, I know. have
Joined the army Of tho South, t;eorgi.
ans born and bred. though Aunt Carr
was q Connecticut woman like mother.
they arc typical Southorncrs; they have
neither my Scotch blood nor my North
srn education. know we'll which way
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
AFTER MANY DAYS."
Decoration Day Was to Her Ros.
direction Day Also.

NJ are not doing
IL for my sake.
lHugh"' said the
sweet ~incisiv0
voice.
God forbid!
There is nOQucs-
tion Of that, Ma.
riOn.
80 could not love
thee, dear. ~
much.
Loved ! not honor
more
am n Of Ma
rion's mcn,' nm
the boys call mo
now,by birth and
breeding, for my
great grandia.
thCr wcs sworn
aide aud ally Of
IN, Swnmn EOY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

-ccncral frrmon, Ia Twin, on staten
island IN great retirement. Eu, he 10
apparently god Tor many years yet
His form !, sr'ci ana hi, eve. hAy. the
I'm Fash a. hCn be crossed the Rock-
se, ~roie those ~cnchan,ing r~r-sts
~n'eh, strictly true a. they ARE. have
All ,ae frshncss and viSos Of . rouAnca
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

" 1890 "N' "'' WV -
pleasure, or walking over the
ny hills Of tho country about She
never boon half 80 beautiful when
h ucriot knew hcr ~ she was.
I years after, whom, n exquisite
hing In May, she stood by her door
pina boughs " hawthorn from her
cherished trcS, and placing them
de- The apple blossoms she had al
" gathered In n largo basket There
were shcavcs II pale narcissus,
y Of heaven blue myrtle. lunches
be later ~snow.drops and gorgeous
ps; for II was Memorial bay. aud
be since Its first observance had
Ton failed ~ carry whatever bios.
y sho could nnd to tho cemetery,
add her share Ia the honors ~ the
dead soldiers who slept IN that
II and shaded place " rcst.
smote hcr every year to think vi
unhonorcd place wherc her lovers
y rested, for long Ago she had given
hope Tor his life. Who covered his
Ec with flowers or foliage: Who
bed over his last sleep? The though,
by her again as she took from the
r-step = smaller basket of wild
(ers, with which she always dressed
low mound above her mother. and
ing the larger n ON her arm, went
: 10 the school.housc, where the
ng village girls were making wrcaths
bouquets From there she went "a
mothers grave. and began To adoru
with al, the blossoms Of wood and
y her mother had loved 50 much IL
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-11

We want every mother to know that
Group can be prevented. True Group
never appears without warning. The
first symptom is hoarseness; then the
child appears to have taken cold or
cold may have accompanied the hoarse-
ness from the start. After that pecu-
liar rough cough is developed, which is
followed by the Group. The time to act
is when the child first becomes hoarse a
few doses OF Chamherlain's Cough Rene
dy will prevent the attack. Even after
rough cough has appeared, the disease
may be prevented by using this remedy
as directed. For sale by C. M. Dreamer,
druggist.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-11

The remedy is becoming so welll:Iown
and SO popular as to need no specia men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer
medicine does rot exist and it is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bltters will cure all diseases of the liver
and kidneys, will remove pimpIes, boiIs,
salt rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. VIII drive malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
maIarial fevers. For cure of headache,
constipation and indigestion try Electric
BItters. Entire satisfaction gn,.anteed
or money refunded Price so CO lts and
81 per bottle at c. NJ. Creame.'s drug
Store,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-11
Human FraiIity,

We are frail creatures physically-the most
robust among us. The unhealthy man or woman
is in great measure incapable of benefit to
society. If, for instance, biiousness, a trouble
of frequence and often obstinately resistant OF
ordinary medication, obstructs the harmonious
action of the liver and the bowels, the sufferer
is sure to be dyspeptic. The three disordered
conditions are sure to be confirmed by neglect
Under the erroneous impression that there IS no
hope for him, an impression in all likelihood
confirmed by the use Of Objectionable remedies,
the sufferer is apt to become neglectful nay,
even reckl So, and that the sooner he Is re-
moved from the sphere of human endeavor the
better for all parties concerned. What series
Of mistakes! His liver is responsible. 1t is an
incorporate part Of himself. How discipline it?
By tn aid of Hosttetter's Stomach Bitters, a
certain med um for the establishment OF
united, regular action in the stomach, liver ana
bowels. 1t also cures and prevents malarial,
and kinney troubles.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-11
Notice for Publication.
Homestead No. 1922.

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. NJ,
September II, 1905
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register or receiver at
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Oh November 20, 1890,
viz: Jose Antonio Lucero for the sw
NV 4 and lot No. 4, sec. 4, and Sc ne 4,
and lot No. l, sec. 5, tip. IL n, r. 10 g.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Jesus Ortiz y Moya, Pablo Borrego,
Hilario Lucero, Anastacio Lucero, all OF
Santa Fe, Santa Fe county, N. NJ
A. l.. MORRISON,
Register.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-11
FOrtY-nine HOURS to ST. Innis

Don't forget that the A., T. q S. f.
train No. 4 carries through Pullman
Palace sleeper to St. Louis via Burton,
making connection with the Frisco
Flyer" passing through. Wichita, o.
wego, Columbus, Springfield and other
important cities, reaching st. Louis 7 :25
the second morning out of Santa Fe.
Train No. 2 also reaches Burton in time
to connect with the Frisco "Flyer,"
which also carries free reclining chairs
least OF Burton) equal in point of equip
ment and time to that via Kansas City.
For further particulars address G. T.
Nicholson, G. p. q 7. A., Topeka, or call
on W. M. Smith, local agent.