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TO MAKE A NOISE
From That Desire Developed the Idea
of Musical instruments.
THOSE OF SION.

The Rattle the First Form and Then Comes
the Drum-Dinerent Kind of Drums In Va
rfous Countries in the East-A Chime Of
stones-Bells I'm the Buddhist Temple
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triumph, danger-snd as '.the tocsin of the
soul, the dinner bell" Who does not remem-
Der the delicate music Of COW bell on a sunny
hillside? Or who that has heard it viii forget
the doleful toll OF the fog bell ION some rock
bound coast?" Those illustrated are from that
land OF mysteries, India, Buddhist temple
BELLS These are held in greater veneration
than those blessed and hung in church towers
BY Christian sects. frequently being assigned
purpose. Like most thing within he
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productive Of Q mere conclusion, but possesses
resonance in some measure approaching the
Aner instruments This is pleasing to the ear
In addition to producing the nervous sensation
resulting from q rythraic succession Of blows.
1A,s tustides it, ~>sroduction among orchestral
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Il n
Schedule in efieCt Aurus, 30 lsa1
Leave Washington from station corner New Jcrp>y
avenue ana & street.
For Chicago and Northwest. Nestibuled limited En-
press III 20 a. m. 30 T. m. daily
For CINCINNATI. ~. LOUIS and lndanApolis vssti-
buled limited 80. enI'ress IA 30 .. m. daiiy.
for PIttsUur and cleveland. press dAi 81 b 30 N
| and b 40 2.
for Lexington and stanton. 40 .4oan
for Winchester ard way stations. - 80 pm
For Luray, 3D.. rs;4D pm
foE Roanoke. Knoxville. OhattAnoosn and Memphis.
10 20 m daily. SiesIlns through ssenIhls
FOR bAItnIor.. week days. O5, : o.. s..ls I'm
t5u q CO. A. minutes - 80. 80 10. 40 minutes
3..ss 4:.s 43l. 50 (5lO. - mInures1 40 49,,
60 Ol.l 30 SBO. $50, 1000. 30 III - a M
sundays 4;U1. 30 - 90. - minutesl, ~, b 20
tlO.OO. - mnutesl ii M m, co. a. 40 3.s5
300 u 80 and II 80 pm.
fUr AnnAlois. ~ and 3 30 a. ~ 10 and d
\ y. M Sundays. 3 80 a. m. q 81 D. m
For frcderick. fll 30 81 Is. 1880. II ~
For HAserstown. TIC 40 m. - .3Opm
hohAL BLJE LINZ Tor NkM YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
FOR Philadelphia New lOrk. boston and the easi,
S3IO DninS Sal. $40 IA 80 .. m sleepins Car.
BUFFET parlor cars on all day trains.
FOR Boston, =: 80 o. IN. with Pullman Buffet Sleep
wa foushkeeIsie Bndse. LANDING passengers in B. and
For Atlantis glty. o. 1000 and IL IS AN Sun
OF su6uroan trains Sc. time table. to be l.A
OF all ticket a-ents.
tErcept sunday. Daily. ssunday. only.
Baggage called Tor and cnesked hotels and
dsnces ~ lnon Transfer Co orders left at tckss
Ones. . ~ and la5l IA ave. and At delot,
.. Il. ODE.L, CHAs. U. SCULL.
au3l Gen. Manager. oen. rsss. Agent
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THE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA RorrE

TO THE NORTH, NEsT AND SOUTHWEST.
STEEL FRA kkIis. aiGsfFIcs NFP ns sfGfffEkSr
rp,rxsrr.ylp esieci JT,y y. 1921
CORNER OF Urn AND srs. AS foLLowse
q Pullman ve.iibue Cars a 10 i.sa Ls S,'~
n ss' q iAns; 100 a ~ daily 70 Shlo.so Columbus
burg and s.e.pins Cars from PiItsburs TO Indlsn-
spons, Fusburv Go Colunlt'us. Altoona 20 chicago.
fsro Car SassInsi@n 10 harTsSar. o. and s. ass
nsi nnd bin h g 81. ri L,Ss Sh,e..s and chcn'
Sss4 and SissinnsiL Ne-'srn lures at 40 pm
and 81 LOUIS. connecting daily at HAIR isbHrs " nh
through sleepers or Louisville aud Memphis Pull
easo. raolhc k,press 1000 .. M day for i1tts-
burg and the Mest. with through sleeper 20 Pitts
BALTIMORE xSD P6foNAc RAILROAD.
ANN soshesi-r and Niagara Pals
For Eue. CanandAsns and Rochester daily; for But,
with slesPins Car Wssns,eH % EXISTS. -
M dally' s.c.ss ss,sr5 snd Nasars .als 20
Washington 20 Rochester.
daily, except sunday.
SG fahhiis Mn 70
;. az; ny ana 90 m. y Is, 2:lo, IS. Al
.m. i@5. si6 m si SS sgSSaAY s Il {.
Pm, Iimied E.pfsss q Pullman f.rios Car {. r.
For New ioTs only. LIMITED Erpr.-. with D.n,ax
Tok FHiTib2IRhhHAa oSfLr.
Fast Express, 10 week days and a, D n dsily
Accommodation. 300 a m. daily
Express. D 40 .. daily.
Tor Boston. without change. 3 Is r. m. every day
kor brooklyn- n A.. ali through trains connect n
Jersey CITY with boats Of Brooklyn Amer sfforu.
lns direct transfer % Fulton avoiding tioui,ls
ferI1age acrOss New York city
For Atlantic ciry. lzsl6 week days. IL .s5 pm
For baltimore, 500. o.35 5.co, $40. goo o 40.
lOUO lQsJQ II 90 and II so a m, ~ N 2 10.
5lo. $40. % D. 20, 80. 80. ) 49, o. "a 40
dVsp u ID and II 80 pm. On sunday. 8 90.
Sl5. 3:t5; 500 s.2U. 4 81. $40. e:is. ~.
yor p ~ ana III. ~ ~ :: m
For st ssRse sSns' ao and 200 70 ana 30
Pm; daily, except sunday. sundays 800 o
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN EFFECT sEPTEMBER q. lspl-
Tor Ae1andrls, 20. t.si5 As. $40. y IS. o-<s
IN, ~ Oh noon. 90. 2.Os. 3sls 40 on
5s3s. o.l5, sstr2, 10 % aud II ~ ~ IN on sun
day at 80. q 40. D;i5. 40 .45 q N. 90. z. a
. t;lo. s:U2 and 1905 y.
Accoinniodation Tor Quantico. z - O. an. daily.
Tor hlcLinond and the South. 4 30 and 10 81 q -n
- daily. oOa .. m. week days.
Tram. leave Alexandra tor Washington. COS. Or
800. y;io. lv:l5. II u. II - a M. "a, 200,
OO. 3s4s %. > As. U:l3. astl5. y Ia 40 20 ana
IL "a M 2UO. 5:O. %. 40. y. IL and lOsJ0
Tickets and information at the Office northssst cor
ner Of 18th street and and ths
ztiOn where orders be lett the checking u
baeSAse to destination from hotels and resldenoes.
General Manager. Ise7l General Passenger Asesa.
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operate air Will never
forget the music or hest
tate to class them among
the instruments. The use
of metal-copper, tin,
zinc and silver-places
them in the hrs. rank
as to quality of tone,
and the proportions de-
termine the note, 80 that
they may be constructed
to cover all the chro-
matte requirem e nts.
They are Of prehistoric
origin and have been
used IN connection with
almost every human in
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GEORGETOwN UNIVERSITY.
~ II ounded 1881
SCHOOL OF LAW.
Faculty.
REV. J. HAvENs RiCHARDs. ST..
President of the University
HON. WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, IL. d.
(Chief Justice L. s. Court of Clains),
Lecturer on Statutory and Administrative Law and
Legal Maxims.
MARTIN +. NORRIS, Ii. D..
Dean OF the Faculty and Lecturer Constitutional
and International Law, Admiralty and Comparative
uox gurisprndenee
HON. JfREMlAi. NJ. WILSON. IL D.,
Lecturer on the law OF Real Estate and the IsG Of
Evidence.
ANDREW B. DUNALL. A. NJ, Ii. B..
Lecturer on Equity Jurisprudence and lorta
JOSEPH j. DARLING ron, IL. D.,
Lecturer on the Law OF Personal Property.
ContrsCts and Negotiable Paper
GEORGE L. HAMILTON. LII D.,
Lecturer the Law of Partnership, CORPORATIONS.
Practice and Tcsta entary Law.
X. ROSS PERRY. A. NJ.
Lecturer Common I.sw PIE adng. Criminal Law and
Domestic Relations.
REV. RENE holland. s. J.,
Lecturer Natural Law.
MOOT COURT.
CIRCUIT COURT: PROF. GEORGE r. HAMII-
TON. COURT OF APPEALS: PROlS. MARTIN F.
MORRIS, JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON AND II. ROSS
PERRY.
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EDUCATIONAL.
OUT OF WASHINGTON.

81 ~ YEAR. BOARD AND TUITION.
tooysl shoroush ins,ructlon; cottage e. stem.
care nigh ground; very healthy. Address Rev T. NJ
lilly Rector k4iscopAl schools Haddont cid. NJ
ST HILDAs SCHOOL. MoRRIsTowN, n
e boarding school tor sir Twelfth year 6esins
Septemoer - Terms, $50; music extra for
eircals-s .ddre.s SISTER sutERIoR. aull-sn
~; GEORGES HALL boa BOYS Sr GFORGf's
- W., no. J. {. hinear. A. NJ. principal Coilege
Motel toy ITS ira nns. heath. comfort.
stoatlon and reasonable terms. sc,sSin,.
EwIsToN HOME SCHOOL FeR GIRLS
Iynnwood. Rockingham county. Va.
MISS ELEANOR C. WHEAT. PRINCIPAL.
SIXTH SESSION OPENS sEPTFNBFRo lsor
inns snoo Is situated imned ately on :he Sh,nan-
ooah alley rairoau IN the beautiful part OF the
Naliey OF Virginia IL Is recon mendea 10 parent.
VISION OF teir eGcatlon Special ait n ion
Iald 70 TIE inenta. moral and physical tram a. OF
young chlcrcn- 4he course studies u conn e.a
instrumental music specially. Tern4s Board " m
tuition IN English. Laun. French and instrapantal
MUSIC s,so For circulArs Apply TO the ,r.ncipA or
to J. J. Decker, st4;ioner. iii r 81. W ci;y
auS-1awein
great advantages a; mo le-ate rates IL has =
and well-eQulped faculty. situated IN a heauti nj
md healthful section anu tie buildings coultno-
dlous ana admirably furnished.
thorough instruct on given IN the Enriish
tTanchc- IN art. MUSIC. Trench, German. elocutloE
dIrgaften
Tor catalogue address
MM II. PURNELI. IL. n.
sell-lm' trclcrlck. Md
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4 ,hEsAPEAkE ONO hAlLMAr.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER N. 1901
ans leaye daily from Union station n f.l On
and Is streets.
Through the Frandest scenery In America. with ,hs
handsoniest and inost compete Solid Tram Serxics
West from Washington.
900 m daily -''Jincirnati Fast Line With dinins
car from WASHINGTON and solid Tran enc nnail
without change, arriving AZ Cincfnnati - IN.
connecting la the Union depot iOr lndianAl,oliz 81
IoaIs. Sc.
II :lop m. the famous u V. ve-tbule IAmi,ed".
asod Nestibuied tram With dining mat
Ono, Lexington anu Louisvill. by.
Si-natl tol5 pm. Lexington 20 .. Ia. Bouisvils
s1A v m. cunneciins IN Union dapots all poIufs
: 90 o. txl for Gorion-vlle. Cha
hchinond. Maynesboro'. stsunton and principal Nu
ginia points.
l0.55 via x. r r railway and Richmond 90 Ola
rom Comfort and NOrfolk-ONLi RAIL LINZ.
BIS and l42l Jenna. ave.
SCI n W FULLER GenT ra.~~arer Asrnt
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rJNHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
Circular describing the evening classes in ALICE.
BRA, GEOMETRY. 1RIGONOMETRY, ANALYTIC
GEOMETRY and CALCULUS may be obtained by
writing to II. L. HODGKINS Prof. Of Math. sels-l u,
Vu 1904 st. NV
Lessons resumed September TO- se2-6ms
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BEAR RATTLE.

survival is the double-headed eagle
of Russia. This circumstance alone is
sufficient to establish the fact that American
aboriginal races crossed the Boring strait from
Asia. The eagle is a not uncommon totem among
them, while the double-headed eagle is of foreign
origin to them Indeed. il was an emblem of
the ancient people Of Asia Minor. from whom
ii appears to have been derived by Austria and
Russia, with many other oriental emblems and
forms Of ornamentation.
Perhaps the most extraordinary rattles ever
made were the skulls of Peruvian officers who
were killed by the Javan Indians while occupy
ing their country. Some years later these were
found by party exploring the same region.
Undoubtedly, the chasm between this and
Wagners Trilogy is vast, but has been bridged
BY the process to which man, alone of all the
animals, is adapted experiment, reaching out
Tor new results, development
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RAILROADS.

n icHAoAb AND DAN,lIIA ilsIil.QaD CO
An trains iesss and arsise al fsnn.,i,.n,a p.s..uv
Station. Masn nyton. DC.
at ksstss s sna SSslos ss
lilo am.-Dsily for Manassas. wsrr-u,on. Gu
rler prsnse, ShAri0lissNli.e. Lynche.rx. psnvllss
North Carolina Dy-son Char.ofs aud .,.T,..,,. s.st
carolina pivtson. and stations Atlanta aaI Chsr.osls
unioR station for al TrnciE4l p0ns south aud .outl
Pallmas Buffet Sleeper. New Nurs and w.-h,nr,o.
20 Atlanta. conneCts VITA Pullman s--l~r Atlants
man ssepr 10 MsarSIs VIA R,i rS aS'e s,,d
DHnyiile with Pullman Slssr.r ior ast. va %
Knoxville via Ass.esllie and Hot spriIasS-
= - nm--D@iy. .aeeIi SUNDAY. ior ~arrcntos
Mks tkhN NksTlBVLhDt Al United. - AnIAFniaoeas
iraln OF Pullman Nesiibued lSiAs-s. fcn-isuuE 81
Ina. Library and Ot~rryaiion Cars OF Inc iH-sr ana
most Masntacsnt snd Luxurious I.sasn. butt 90
this tram IN conpeciion lirsi-sss itssts oay
s,e xish fast SSns ISs S%s ORR an.
va Montsoniery aud tor Memphis. Meridian. Ne~
seeIer ashirl ton 20 New cans yIa Montgomery
30 extra iare charged between Atlanta ana New oT'
:, Al .; m--DAiy. Southern Erpr--. for LynchburE,
Mvstera NORTH USro.Ina DsSision Chsrioti- ana sts
Nous South Carolina DIVISION 10 Au.u-ts. aid stations
neS ion - made m mon al points sous
LL s s'a'E~es' Through coaches New lOrk to A.
Pullman BUFFET Sleeper. New lork and wAshinEsos
" knoxville VIA A., nchsurg, nAuvu.-, Saltslury.
ana western North Carolina Distsaou and Ma.lllnss
ton 10 Charlotte
IhAlNs On WASHINGTON AND OHIO pI.
isiNN 4eaNe N4shlugton . 10 a. m daily, O.:s5 2.
e-a4s. 1ha = - lui.. sAceIH SUNDAY. keturIing.
NtNe AZ washington 10 al aud . - y m daily
ana oi.Ai A. n-. eAeeIf sunday
. AhtVusra tram. Grum tne south via Charlotte AMI
DsnN arrive an Washington - a N. 10 = q AZ
a.la = ~ I'm. and lruil uran-e "A ..Oa-ln- Strss
ousS losal az y - o. IA. and N - m.
tickets, sieeltog and inforinntion
iuffiise0 au9 baggage che, Add n of,i,r. I
al
ialifpAd. 9th and A. sts.. Na~ulnst.sn, 10. q.
Oh JAMES l. TAAIDl, tan l..s AS.nt
my A llr A 4 A IA.
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EDUCATIONAL.
rs WAsHlNGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY,
VI Washington, d. q.
School Of Arts and Sciences. GEORGETOWN colleSS
Founded l1SS-S9. Preparatory.
Collegiate and Post graduate Course
Term opens September 10
Apply to the President.
Rev. J. Ravens Richards, s. J.
School of Medicine-Founded ISL
Term opens Oc.ober5.
Apply to the Dean of the Medical Faculty.
q. l. Magruder. II. D.. SIS Vermont nv.
School Of Iaw-Founded 1870
Term opens October z.
Apply to the Secretary,
8. N. Yeatman. Georgetown Law Building.
J. HAvENS RICHARDS. S. j., Rector
seQ1m
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The Value Of Ideas in Handling Prop
erty.

THE SALE OF THE BACK GROUND OF THE LrNTHIcUM
PLAcE-AN OFFICE BUILDING FOB NEWSPAPER
MEN-A NOVEL ARRANGEMENT OF A STAIRWAY
GENERAL NOTES
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coRcoRAN SCIENTIFIC I y SG ! THE coLuM-

This school will open at O'Clock p. m, OCTOBER
J. with the following courses OF inst uction viz All
departments OF English. Mathematics Civil Engineer
Latin Treneb' Gefs1sns Merbsncs and os ~;
branches OF drawing with lecture courses Asron
omy. Anthropology, Zoology. Botany. &c. All classes
meet in the evening anu open to both sexes For
further information apply to the dean. Prof z. T.
l.. ID
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IMpnoyINa a pusINEss nuIIprNa.

Mr.. Robert Stead, architect, has Just COM
pleted plans and designs for the remodeling
of Mr.. Thomson's building, 521 18th street, near
r, into handsome store, to accommodate his
rapidly increasing music and piano business.
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COMMISSIONER or DkED kOk ENEn1 sTA Ne
~ and Territory, Notary and u. s. Oomiuissioner
JNo. l. BEAII, Lk2l a. n v.
In once from I'M. to pm. No
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STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE LESSONS
- in all branches of general education. Special
tenton to those whose early education has been
lected Civil service examinations successful prep
araton full information. Preparation for college,
West Point Annapolis and all examinations. Type
writing done. ). W. FLYNN. A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
established 1876. s.w. cor. 9Th and SITS. NV.
Rel {rns
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M ISIS Il. A. BRICK. FASHIONABLE MODESTO,
AVA Is now permanently located 2l.sS1 Pa n.
W.; latest styles eating. ntlng; evening dresses
Especially. sel-lm'
u ing Establishment, l2uo New York First
class ladies' and gents work Of every description
- OUTING SUITS.
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH formerly with
A. Fisher and Maison lrlese. Paris. myS
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FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL 1911 1 ST. NV,
L primary, intermediate and high school for both
xes. Will bexn its ninth year September % Expe-
rienced and professional teachers Specialists the
head OF departments Prepares for any course OF any
College gives more liberal training to hose who
do not go to college Building bright. evenly heated
thoroughly ventilated new piunIbng well equipped
laboratory. reference library maps, charts and all
modern appliances. Text books furnished tree of
charge. Office hours from 10 to ~ O'Clock.
se!l-tr lHOS. W. SlDWELL, PRINCIPAL.
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1873 ID St q. w., gives thorough preparation for col
lege for the naval and military academies and for
business. corps OF ten instructors. FIVE of whom
are college professors. Number OF pupils limited to
100. Building open for inspection and q teacher
present to answer inquiries from 10 to O'Clock !;
after q at lol4 Corcoran street.
Session begins September 81.
For catalogues or further information address
ANDREW p. MONTAGUE. Phi. D.,
Dripc ipa1
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EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS.
Il THE SPENCEKIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.

cor. Ith ND d SIS n ".
Twenty seventh s.. holast.c year begins TUESDAY,
combined schools. school OF Practical Business,
school Of Preparatory EnSiish School OF Shorthand
speneerlan Penmanship, School Of Mechanicel and
Architectural Drawing and School or Cvil Service
Training. Full corps Of instructors. Moderate rates
of tuition central location halls and class
rooms. Services OF graduates in demand Of6oe
open every business day. Call send for new illus
trated annual announcement. containing full in
formation. MRS. SARA A. SPENCER
au24 Principal and Proprietor.
I T. sCHEEL, TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN.
ginners well as those wishing be quaned as
formers or teachers. Terms moderate. 734 18th w.
apl6-s&w6ms
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To come more particularly to musical instru-
ments, though the earliest forms can be called
such only by courtesy, We find that the first
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-19

"Oh, he shot himself," and that was all the information that could be gathered from these who were in the camp at the time the suicide Cor murder) took place. Last fall, cattleman whose range is just across the line in New Mexico, came across the body of a Mexican, while IT, ding his range one day, who had been shot few days before. In this instance his comrades were too indifferent to even bury him, but left the body where iJ had fallen, for the buzzards and coyotes to feast upon. There are some vague and ugly rumors about this affair, and also about similar one, that is said to have taken place at or near Jaralosa, about the same time. We could cite other cases, but this is sufficient to show that life is held entirely too cheap and that a portion of our community are only semi-civilized.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-19

James E. Porter and wife, from the Show Low country, were in St. Johns the latter part of last week, MT. POr- ter reports that sheep in that section are doing we'll and that the loss will be very light, but that cattle are unusually thin and weak, and that the loss will be heavy. Says that on the road coming in he saw quite number of dead cat tie, and that most of them were on dry, hard ground, and that it looked as ii they had lain down and were too weak to get up.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-19

It will be seen by reference to an ad vertisement, to be found in another col umn, that Governor Irwin has offered a reward of $500 for the apprehension of Manuel Baca, who murdered Matias Analla, a short time since, notice of which appeared in the HERALD at the time. In addition to the above reward,
 Sheriff Little offers one of $25O for the
 arrest of the same individual, We un- derstand that Baca was seen few days since in Woodruff, and that Jose Nuanes started the fore part of the week to try and effect his capture and secure the reward. We hope he may prove suc- cessful in catching Baca and that he may receive the punishment his crime mer- its. There has been entirely too much killing done in the country surrounding St. Johns in the recent past. Last sum- mer there was one of Louis Huning's sheep herders killed in the White Noun
 tains in this county. His comrades bu- ried him without notifying the authori- ties or going through the formality of an inquest. When inquiry was made by the proper authorities, who heard of the affair accidentally, the answer was
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-19

From conversations with some of our oldest and most experienced cattlemen, whose judgment can be relied upon in such matters, the loss of cattle will be very heavy in this county this spring. The estimated loss varies from twenty to thirty per cent. This goes to show that the ranges in this county are over-stocked and that the cattlemen are losing money by holding their steer cat tie until they are three, tour and five year-olds. It would be to their advan- tage and money in their pockets, if they would roundup and sell every yearling they could gather each year. The losses they sustain under their present system of conducting their business amounts to much more than the natural gain from yearlings. to three-year-olds, and after the latter age there is, comparatively speaking, no gain. Sell as yearllngs and you have two years use of the money, and will not be compelled borrow at the rate of twelve or fifteen per cent per an- mum, as many are now doing on the con- trary, if they are prudent and economi- cal, they will have money to loan and can often get that rate of interest on gilt-edged security.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-19
Ton are in a Bad Fix

But we will cure you if you will pay us. Men who are Weak, Nervous and De- bilitated, suffering from Nervous Debil- ity, Seminal Weakness, and all the ef- fects of early Evil Habits, or later indis- cretions, which lead to Premature De- cay, Consumption or Insanity, should send for and read the Book of Life, '" giving particulars of Home Cure. Sent (sealed) free. by addressing Dr. Parker's Medical and Surgical Institute, 151 North Spruce St., Nashville, Tennessee. They guarantee a cure or no pay.-The Sunday Morning,
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-19

It's sometimes said patent medicines are for the ignorant. The doctors foster this idea. "The people," we're told, "are mostly ignorant when it cones to medical science" Suppose they are What sick man needs is not knowl- edge, but cure, and the medicine that cures is the medicine for the sick. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures the "do believes" and the ''don't be- lieves." There's no hesitance about it, no ''if'' nor possibly" It says-"I can cure you, only do as direct" Perhaps it fails occasionally. The makers hear of it when it does, because they never keep the money when the medicine fails to do good. Suppose the doctors went on that principle. (We beg the doctors pardon. It wouldn't dob
 Choking, sneezing and every other form of catarrh in the head is radically cured by Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Fifty cents. Sold by druggists every where.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-19

The Tucson Citizen says that the Mari copa and Phoenix railroad will be open ed in one month, or even three or four, is matter of doubt. A wager was made yesterday by travelling salesman in from Ph9nix that the road would not be open to Phoenix in six months. c. $. Masten, manager of the road, made the statement that it will be from five to six months before it will be in good busi- ness order again.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-19

Lew G. Shelby is to commence the publication of a newspaper on the 2lst instant at Winslow, in this county, to be called the Apache County Leader. We hope the gentleman may make a success of the enterprise, but warn him that the attempt to make paper stick, at any point on the Atlantic and Pacific road in this county, has met with but poor en- couragement.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-19

Juan Carillo, who was convicted of murder in this county and sent to the pen for five years, and who was sent from there to the insane asylum and dis charged from the latter institution as cured, has again become violent. His insane inclinstions appear to run to mur- der and he has to be constantly watched to prevent him from carrying out his in- clination.