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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-21
EI Nneyn Condndo.

I'll propuesto nuevo condado dc
Guadalupe, cuyo aeto creandolo
Ina pasado la Cdmara esta ahora
pendiente en- el Senado. Este
nneyo eondado toma del condado
de San Mignel los siguientes pre-.
cintos:
Antonchico, preeinto Ndmero
3, yaluaeion de propiedad $685.;
ndmero de votantes l02.
la Junta, precinto numero 16;
valuacion S5,0iS; 40 votos,
Puerto de Luna, ndmero II, va
luacion S64,S9l; SO votos.
Las Colonias, nimero 10, valua.
eion si0425; l0G votos.
Santa Rosa, No. q, valuacion
&2S,S07; 2S yotos.
Fort Sumner, ndmero 81, valua.
cion $l2,773; 81 votos.
Liberty, ntlmero Al, $l30,00O; 30
votos.
Puerto de Luna arriba, nimero
Il; yaluacion SlO,332, lI5 votos.
Bado de Juan Pms, ndmero AS,
yaluacion $G,S66; n votos.
III Llano ntimero As, yaluacion
", ,642; 45 yotos.
Esterltos, ndmero 40, valnacipn
1912; 80 votos.
Alamo Gordo, No. 50, sG2,Si1;
80 votos.
Endee, nGmero 80, yaluacion
S77,O7l; l2 votos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-21
LAS VEGAS NUEvO MEXICO sABADo. FEBRER0 2l DE 1891

pado en- su trabajo va sea como
miembros . como amigos y eonse-
jeros, y la insinuaciou que puede
ser maneiada por algun hombre
para la qualification de sus miras
personales, es baieza Z indigna de
cualquier peri6dico respectable
Santa Fe Sun.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-21
Terrible Acontccimiento.

Don Cleto Roibal, de Peeos, con.
dado de San Miguel, nos hizo una
agradabIe vista ell Microbes pasa.
do y nos informa que ell Lines dc
la semana pasada mientras Isidro
Espinosa, de Pecos, pasteaba el
re6aho de ovejas del senior Roibal,
Ell la sierra de la Gallina, condad0
de Lincoln, en- compania de su hijo,
dc II amos llamad0se Alberto Els.
pinOsa; repentnamente durante
ese mismo dia le dijo Espinosa q
su hijo que sc sentia enfermo, y
era necesario que fuese a la placi-
ia mas cercana a pedir ayuda para
que 10 levantaran de ALI. El i0ven
inmediatamente sc puso en- canine
On direction haoia la placita llama.
da El Pine; este j6ven nunca hui
biera llegado viyo d su destination
81 no hubiera sido p0r I'm hombre
que 10 vi6 en- el llanO aquel dia
tan borrascoso; ell hombre al inte.
rrogarlo recibi6 Ia respuesta que
su padr" sc habia quedado en- cier.
to lugar ell dia anterior muy enfer.
mo, Y las ovejas que cuidaban no
SO saba que direction habrian to.
mado; y que Francisco Santillanes,
quien traia tres burros cargadoe
con prOvisiones no SO saba de Gl,
tai vez Sc habia helado. I'll idyen
fn6 eonducido d una casa Y halla-
ron que las dos piernas las tenia
completamente heladas y Sc cree
que hay poca esperanza dc que es,
cape; y 81 viye, SECURE perderd las
dos piernas, de las rodillas para
abajo.
El siguiente dia salieron en- bus
ca del padre del j6ven, y el Vier.
nes 10 hallarOn, muerto Y cubierto
de nieye, fu6 traido a la plaza del
Pine y el Sabado 10 sepultaron.
Don Cleto recibi6 los pormenores
el Martes pasado y al m0mento
mand6 siete hOmbres muy bien
proveidos Ell buses del hombre
que falta y de su ganado. Nos SUI
plea tambien que digamos en- las
Columns de este peri6dico que
cualquier persona 0 personals que
hallen su ganado Q parte de 6l, Q
que den una information que con
duzca al hallazgo de tai ganado,
seran muy bien recompenzados 81
Sc dirijen d ell iDmediatamente en-
persona o p0r carta. Su direction
de estafeta es como sigue: Cleto
Roibal, Glorieta, N. NJ.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-21
Anstrin.

Viena, Febrero 17,--Dc lsandia,
Hungrla, llegan hOrribles noticias
de depredaciones por lobos. So
lamente en- las propledades del Ba-
ron Wodianer, yeinte e'sonas han
sido deyoradas por esas hambrlen-
tag fieras.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-21
aiODE RECOMpENZA.

I'm 0 eerca del dla do Enero, del
presente aho, fueron robados de Los
Alamos tros caball0s, las slgulentes
son las descrlpclones de los mismos:
Uno prieto, con dos patas blAncas Y
COP estas maroas &c n en- ol lado ~
qulcrdo.
Otro caballo prleto, con una pata
blanca y las mauos samhas con esta
marca rs en- cl lado lzquicrdo.
Otro caballo prleto con osta marca
j i en- el lado ilqulerdo.
La rec0mpenza arrlba dIcho sera pa-
gada por 81 recobro de los caballos.
kAfAEI UAiIEGOs,
Las Vegas, \. NJ.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-21

Tengo un surtldo complete do lico-
res linos, tabaooa y otros ar tlculos, los
cuales ofrezco yender los precios mas
baratos del mereado, por dlnero al
c0ntado. Se toma ON onmhio vacas,
becerros, caballos y productos del
pals. Nengan Yisitarne Y 81 es po-
slble q tratar. n. MANCHESTER.
Su comerclo esta sltuad1 dos puertas
abalO do IANOl DEL puEnLo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-21

Segun un aylso en- "Ila Noz del Pue-
blo' 50 me hacen inIustas imputacio-
nes por mi esposo Pedro Sena. Yo
niego el haber abandonado su casa sin
oausa legal, como 10 probarc euel pro-
ximo termlno de la corte. III dcspues
de ser un yicloso, fue muy cruel. Ade-
mas no neceslto do el nj de su credlto
para vivlr. PAuLITA Macs do SENA.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-21

Don Francisco GallegOs y Baca,
residente del Arroyo de los Yutas,
estuvo On Las Vegas dorante Ia
semana. III se0or Gallcgos es uno
dc los muchos que layorccen Ia
medida de crear un nuevo condado
llamado la Union, y tornado de los
condados dc San Miguel, Mora y
Colfix.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-21
So EXpllcn 4 81 NIlsmn.
SANTA FE. FebrerO m

oANIA TE, FeOrerO II.
Hon. Ed. Henry, Mayor
En- Ia session dc Ia tarde In Ca
mara de Representatives. vot6 una.
nimemeute dc aceptar invitaelon
de Las Vegas, para atender 4 In
puesia de IN piedra angular del
ediiicio de escuela pdblica. Ia IN.
viIacion fu6 prescutada por cl re.
presentante MoDtoya.
WM. BURNS, Presidente.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-21
No. 1860.
Bruno Brito.


Tho said defendant, Bruno Brlto Is
hareby notified thata suit In ehancery
has been commenced against him In
the District Court for the County Of
San Miguel, Territory Of Now Mexico,
by said complainant Benigna TruIillo
de Brito, for divorce, on the grounds
Of habltual drunkness, failure TO sup
port and cruel and inhuman treat
ment and for suen other and further
relief rs the nature of the case MAY
require. That unless you enter or
cause to be entered your appearance
In said suit on or before the first day
OF the next April term of said court,
commencing on the 9Th day of April,
A. d., 1891, decree ''pro coniessop
therein viii be rendered against you.
NJ A. OTER0. Clerk.
John ID. W. Veedor,
Solicitor for Complainant.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-21
NoTICIAs LOCALES.

- y w 'Ns fachuN.
Maestro AlguaciI Mayor, Jose
L. Lopez, sc eneuentra en- la capi.
tai.
La legislature vijeeima mona
coneluye sus tareas el Jueyes pro.
ximo.
Damos las gracias q nuestro de.
legado, ell Hon. Antonio Joseph.
por favores recibidos.
Su Santidad sc encuentra en-.
fermo y puede dejar In cana sola.
mente durante pocas horas al me
dio dia.
Doha Carlota Ulibarri de Lopez
acompanada con su hjo, Don Lu.
clio, regresaron dc su viaie 4 La
Manga, el Mercedes pasado.
Ia gente de Antonehico esta
muy opuesta al eondado dc Qua.
dalupe; una delegation de ese lu.
gar Sc halla On Ia capital con ese
fin.
In fin, ell tempo ha caImado Y
los labradores Sc comicnzan 4 pre-
parar para sembmr sus granos;
principalmente los del Rio de Pc
cos.
Doha Sofia Sanchez, hija de
nuestro amigo Don Jose Sanchez.
de Antonehico, ha sido nombrada
estatetera para aquel lugar. Con.
cedemos que este es un buen nom
bramiento.
Ia cantina de los sehores Casa
dos Y Baca, situada en- la caIle de
la lglesia, en- el ediiicio de Lopez
esta constantemente bien surtida
dc los mejores licores Y cigarros.
Haganles una vista.
Don HermeAeiildo Sanchez, de
Pajarito, condado de BernalillO, re-
Glama ser uno do .os agraciados
de Ia renombrada merced de Mon
toya. Posee mny buenos titulos
y MEGA el haber vendido sus de-
rechos en- dicha merced q algun
individuo 0 corporation.
Ayiso es por este dado 4 mes.
tros patrocinadores y al pdblico
en- general, que ninguna persona
ademas de Felix Martinez. Presi-
dente; . Il. II. Salezar, Admins.
trador General; hene derecho dc
negociar 0 coleetar por este pc.
q no ser que sea por un
certidcado de autoridad firmado
por los va arriba mencionados.
El acto de ley nombrando una
eorte para adjudicar los terrenos
ha sido reportado. favorable
mente al Senado dc los Esta.
dos Unidos, con enmendaciones;
de alli vd despues de su pasaje d
In comision de c0nferencia. El
Senador Walcott, do Colorado,
dice que los aportunidades dc
que pase son en- nuestro favor.
Esta sera una bendicion para Nue.
Va Mexico 81 tal cOsa sucede.
Ha sido aprobado por el Gober.
nador ell acto de Richardson, to.
cante d mcorporaeiones de villas.
Provee que cuando Ia mayoria de
una villa q plaza hrmen una peti.
cion al cuerpo dc comisionados,
ell0s sc pueden incorporar y elijir
tres fide.comisarios y un mariscal. /
El territorio Incorporate no seri
menos que una nj mas que dos !
millas en- cuadro y que contenga
no menos que 800 habitantes. Los
comisari0s puedon nombraf un sc.
cfetario con un salario de no ex. !
ceder S25, mensuales y IA tasacion |
no exeedera dc Ia mitad |
dc uno pOr ciento Ell un aho. Los
poderes de tales corporaciones son
Ilmltad0s per0 son suiiclent5 am.
plios y simples para que sea popu.
lar.
El General sherman, del ejerci.
to de los Estados Unidos falleci6
el SabadO pasado, on su residencia
en- Nueya York. Por cuarenta
amos fu6 muy promiuente en- asun-
tos naciOnales. Era un hombre
lie gran valor, distinguido por TO.
dos aquellos rasgos do caracter
que ha ayanzado q Ia nacion Ame.
ricana ante los oios del mundo; ell
lmigO Y cOlabOradOr de Grant
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-21
NOTICE OF pUBIICATION.

IN the District Court, County os San
Miguel, April term, A. d. 1891.
Benigna TrulillO de Brlto,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-21

T0do comprador couserva-
two oh0rara de 10 a q por
ciento comprando de noso-
irOh.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-05
SEMI-NEWSY rID-elTS.

NINE eX-governors of Iowa are living
y CHICAGO man proposes to drill
hole to the center of the earth II,
ought to drill it clear through and thus
facilitate travel to the worlds fair.
ONLY about onc-quartcr of the Amer
lean Indians have to depend ON Uncle
Sam for support. The others are in.
dependent, and some of them are even
rich.
a MOVEMENT has been inaurllratcd b.
the Sons of the Revolution in New Yor.:
to have October II celebrated throu,rll-
"ut the world each year as discovery
Day"
AN Albany woman hid her diamond
earrings in her mouth and then Ice
turcd the burglar. The possibilities o.
the human mouth arc something Won
tlCr-ful.
TIE sheep raisers of one of the west
"rn StaGcs have formed an cXtcr.ninu-
ton society for the destruction {,
every cur found on the premises OF any
member.
BOYS in Charlottesville. Ind, have n
balloon parachute craze. and cats a1'g
daily sent up, the parachute being s.;
arranged that it, will Gietach itself from
the balloon at q certain tirc.
TIE farmers Of South Carolina have
startcGr movcm2rE having for its oh.
jrct Il reduction Of cotton acreage. Tx
great crops Of the last two years. have
seriously reduced both prices and profits
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-05
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

ARcHNoLoGY rs the history Of spiders.
TIuaEE ncw markings h::vc been dis
covered I'll the equatorial region of the
planet Saturn.
PEoF. KIEwIrz, OF Cracov, reports q
series Of successful experiments il cur
inG cancer with Il remedy called Can
rOin-''
y SOCIETY has been formed at Berlin
for the purpose of cooperating il &c
economical and meteorological re
searches.
TiIT: use IF oil to smooth the sea il.
rough weather has been applied to
life buoy. Valves are opened i:litumat
irally, releasing the oil gradually au
preventing tic heavy waves from break
ing over the buoy and suifoc;.tng the
person in it..
AN important invention in astronomy
has been made ut Che Georgetown col
lego observatory, near Washington.
liy an Instrument called tic photo
ehronOyraph. Il &t@E il caused to rccori
with absolute accuracy the time of it,
own G:aH"it ncrcsG tho meridian, thus
,....:a;.tiuT I'll pcrGon&l crrcrB.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-05
WRITERS A'NO WRITINGS.

~CAHIg:; SH.vA'' writes her poems
with rcd ink.
HE1:r IiAHrr,a English publishers last
year paid hinr &15.0D0
JEROME X. JEEo,;E'; recent volume.
On thr stage and OF" was written
%hcn nc was nineteen years old.
.fsD!mW LN%1 Is dcclar2,E tn write
Sc@t IL. Il rose g%c;lcn: Tol3roi sit, on
his beg and putt Ehc in!;#ta2l on his;
rntlcd pillow: Dumas ~ uG&s N ebony
,Ir"li, while Mary Andcrson-N Avarro's
is mother OF pearl.
J. NJ. BAREIE, tho young SGotclman
whose stories have attracted mach at
t,ntion, is thirty ycGrr. old. lie was
born at liirricnsuir and graduated ut
Edinburgh university, where he Gi@tin-
guishCd himself III English literature
MARION HARLAi;D is larg2 woman
"f matronly appearance, somewhat
ahov" medium height Shc has a brown
'oInplcTiOn. black hair that iB beginning
~ turn gray, and broad forehead
she began To write stories when child
yi Si-S:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-05
RarE Chance for Investment
A FINE. RkhCR WELL STOCKED
kT 4 la. CEiA

, bo~a tor col, .h, ,,,,,,; s,.,,-;,,
nro,nr;v s,t.,.cd In T,,,,,,,., o,,,c,. ,,,i,.,
kIluc,r, -N.,,d,, ,,-,i,
l,4oo acres OF Hid' 30 acres of which Is
meadow. Cuts 40o tons d r,d top, timothy
and alfalfa. All uh"er good renee. tienty
VI water ana clear ute To same.
Az cows AMI Letters, gTadrd Durhams.
10 calves aid seNclui !euriil'ss
IL thoroughbred short horh durham COWS
With ledl6Fee.
AhoiouShpicu heE'uchJ Sho1t horli pul
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-05

Talking of patent mcdi-
es you know the old
:iudice. And the doctors
some Of them are between
i and US. They would
e you to think that what's
red thousands went cure
u. You'd believe in pat
{ medicines if they didn't
ofcss to cure c0c1ythzM,g-
II so, between the expert
cnts Of doctors, and the
ipcrimcnts Of patent medl-
mes that are sold only be-
2use there's money IN the
stuff" you lose your faith
i r0c1ytA1Ng.
You can't always tell the
Prescription that cures b.
hat you read. So, perhaps
here's no better way 10 sci!
! remedy than TO tell thl
ruth about it, and take The
zSh of its doing just what
: processes to do.
That's what the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Asso
nation, Of Buffalo, N. Y.
:.?oes with Doctor Pierce'>
Golden Medical Discovery
Favorite Prescription, Pleas
ant Pellets, and DR.. Sagc'<
Catarrh Remedy.
If they don't do what their
makers say they'll do-you
get your money back.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-05

Thanking my fr.rl., ami patrons for their
past fvurs Grsile 1, suiiIiI "a cunii III IAN, co
their good will and esteem.
1t will always be III! ailu iC keep the "Gem'
IHlly supplied with ALI the GelIcuci Of til
eGsn,,, together with the finest br.ncs ~
Wines, Liquor ana Cigars, winch wi II com
.orIEblt uprIn: III & and gcTtltmanly tIcut
meut hope 10 I.,rit II share al the publ
patronage.
O-dpl l. O5F2 10 . {.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-05
Dissolution of Co-Bartnersllip.

NOTICE Is HihLbY GIVEN THAT
~ the Co-fart: ershIp heretofore existing
between v. G. Bartler AMI ]. OstIeicher 40
Ing business a. ElEo. nevada. III d r the FIRM
name ana style If Bartlett ostr i.her has
been this day dissolved by Dlu Wat consent.
The sad business will i'll future De- carried o:'
by l. Osireicher alone. who will receiyt all
none y and accounts due tie old f. III aud pG,
all its debts.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-05
SUMMARY.
Total Disburscments.el5..
Bal in TREASURY

Bah in Treasury ..-.. Q
The above amauht STANDS
credit Of the several fuads
Treasurer's Bal. Sheet, dated J
1871, hereto ajtaciiUd.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-05

V. q. BARTLETr,
l. Os.TKEICHLR.
Dated at Elko, NcvR h, IuIy 25r SYl.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-04
Unexpected NIunificence.

"Jane," said Mr.. Skinnphlint, soft
ened light shining in his eyes, 81 think 1
have never given you anything for a
Christmas present, have II"
'No, William" answered Mrs. Skim
phlint, ''you never have"
This Christmas, Jane" said Mr. Skim
phlint in voice trembling from unwonted
feeling, SHALL be different one from any
we have ever had. What would you say to
a present of some useful article for the
house?"
Il would like it very much, William"
Something for instance, that would be
both useful and ornamental? Something
that you could select yourselfP How would
that do?"
at would please me above all things"
Then, Jane" said Mr.. Skinnphlint,
with an effort to retain his composure, I'VE
need a new bootjack. Here is twenty-five
cents to buy it with. If it costs less, Jane"
he added in broken voice, "you can keep
the change. Chicago Tribune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-04
MY SUMMER GihL.
How it came about I k,ox not.

How it came about know not;
She was merry-I a dreamer
With never thought of aught at all esesptine
studious art.
The story goes as usual
She, the pretty little schemer,
With her arrows deity pointed made target OF
my heart.
am not, as rule, contented
To be lured from meath my slzylight
But the outing days continued as the summer
longer grew;
And hours filled with pleasure
On from dewy morn to twilight,
And full often somewhat later, winged then
flight as hours do.
One morning in September
She was standing on veranda
AS I started for reflection in a walk along the
shore.
She said, Before you go out
On your usual meander
Perhaps you'd like to know I'll be your summer
girl no more"
think must have shown her
That the news was far from pleasing,
For she came a little nearer-near enough for me
to see
That her blue eyes were a-twinl1e
With the ecstasy of teasing,
And she whispered ''Why MT ask NE, toe, your
winter girl to be?''
The outcome? / surrendered
Church and parson did their duty;
And when she pinned in my cravat a creamy
jeweled pearl
She said, ''It's not an emblem
OF your own transcendent beauty
But Just small reminder that m your all season
girl"
j. S. Goodwin in Judge
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-04
Old Times.

Host-Now, old boy, make yourself
comfortable, and let's talk over old
times. Haven't seen each other since
we were schoolboys together. l told
you 1 had married. Well, this is my
house, and my wife will be in presently.
By the way, you once lived in Melville,
didn't you?
Returned Traveler-Yes, lived there
some years.
"Then you may have met Miss Fir
tie??"
MET her? was engaged to her. But
so were all the other fellows, one at a
time. What has become of her?'
"Why-er-I was just going to tell
you that she is the one married. New
York Weekly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-04
FREE COINAGE IDEA.
To Contest the Governments
Right, to Seigniorage.
TWO DENVER MEN WILL DO SO.
Interest by the Mining Men of
the Entire West.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jau. 3-To-day
Judge Harley B. Morse and George G.
Merck of Denver, Col, called at the
United States mint in this city with
brick of silver weighing 5l4.S ounces fine,
and presented it to the weighing clerk and
demanded that it be coined into money
Upon their demand being refused they
waited upon Colonel Bosbyshell, superin-
tendent Of the mint, and made the same
demand yer bally of him. Colonel Bosby-
shell refused to accept the brick
for private coinage, and Morse
and MERCK then presented him with
formal demand in writing. After pre-
senting the demand MERCK asked Colonel
BosbyShell to give them a certificate or
letter certifying that he and Morse had
offered their silver for coinage and that it
had been refused by him, so that they
might be saved the trouble of proving
that fact In court, where they pro-
pose to test the right of the government to
refuse bullion. In compliance with their
request Colonel Bosbyshell gave them
letter.
After receiving Colonel 8osbyshelrs
written refusal to receive their bullion, the
two gentlemen wrapped up their brick and
departed.
The ground upon which Morse and
Merick based their demand is that they
have a constitutional one and deny the
right Of the government to make what is
known as ''seigniorage At spresent the
market valve of oliver bullion is 1887 cents
per ounce fine of 3714 grains, while the
actual value per ounce when coined into
silver dollars is 127 29-100 cents. When
the government buys bullion it pays
the market bullion price and makes the
difference which is "seigniorage'' between
that price and legal tender value Tt is
that "seignoirage' which the gentlemen
who presented their silver brick at the
mint today think they have a right as
well as the government
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-04
DAVE POTTS WIFE.

She Needed Him, and He Had No Bush
ness at a Literary Entertainment.
We were sitting in small public hall
in town in Connecticut, waiting for
the lecturer to appear. There were
about 300 people present, and at the
moment when everybody was quiet a
man marched up the center aisle.
mounted the stage, and turning to face
the audience he asked in solemn tones:
SIS Dave Potts in this ere crowd?"
Silence.
is Dave Potts in this 'ere crowd?"
continued the speaker in louder and
more solemn tones.
t'Dave Potts is 'ere," said that individ-
ual, as he stood up. ''Air anything
wanted?"
"She be-" answered the man on the
stage. 'Your wife has been tooken and
wants you"
"Tooken with what?'
gifts, and the wuss kind, and two
women was rubin her when I cum
away. Go hum, Dave Potts. You
hain't no bizness crouching around lit
erary entertainment, anyhow"
And as Dave walked out the other
man came down and took a front seat
with the air of an orator who had won
8 prize.-New York Sun.
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James G. Mcdonald g. Co. candies.
Her Grief.

Mr.. Newlywed (fnding his wife in tears
Why, my own precious, what's the mat
ter?
Mrs. Newlywed (weeping piteously)-Oh,
George, my heart will break. Mrs. Cohen,
the old clothes woman, is downstairs
Mr.. Newlywed-Well, there is nothing
so very bad in that, is there?
Mrs. Newlywed-Y-y-yes, but all your
clothes are too new to seil-America.
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How He Arranged Matters.

Jagway-I don't see how a man can get
along on only two suits a year.
Travers-Easy enough. For instance,
begin with my winter suit on the 1st OF
January, and wear it until the middle of
March. Then l put on my spring suit and
wear it until the 1st of June.
Jagway-Ihen what do you do?
Travers-I keep right on wearing it,
Harper's Bazaar.
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New York Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Investment buying con-
tlnued the principal feature of the stock market
To-Day. Houses which do strictly investment
business say they find great difficulty in supply
Ing the demand for good bonds and dividend
paving stocks Such a scncty of securities
upon the street has not been known in fifteen
years. News from the railroad world to-day
was not OF special Importance and the general
tone of the market was strong. The close was
fairly active and strong at the highest points
Inc only material advances among active
shares were Lackawanna and Colorado coal, l
per cent each.
Governments dull and steady.
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Curing a Patient.

Patient-Isn't there some mistake about
that bill you sent me.
Doctor-No, sir; it's correct, FIVE hun
dred dollars.
Patient-To pay that will take every
cent | have I'll starve.
Doctor-Well, dieting is what you need.
Street & Smiths Good News.