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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-23
G. A. PARCHER,
- - - APOTHECARY,
ELLSWORTH, ME.


Miss Edna York has arrived home from
Boston.
Frank Jordan and family are camping
for the summer at the mouth of the river.
Mrs. Fred Sadler is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Levi Chairman, at Bucksport
Mrs. Frank SWEET and little son Leon
have gone to Fall River with her husband,
Capt. F. E. SWEET, in the schooner 40lige
Branch"
Mrs. Minnie Gatchell and family have
returned home from fsngor and Bar
Harbor.
Mrs. Clifton Stover, of Ellsworth, is
boarding with Mrs. John Whitmore.
Mrs. Stover is in very poor health.
Mrs. George Ray and her two 9augh-
ters took trip to Biuehill last week
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EPISCOPAL. COUNCIL.

San Antonio, Texas, May AT todays
session of the EPISCOPAL council, the sec
retaty was instructed % set aside a page
for matters of special interest 10 the
clergy and Pensioners 1t was decided
that hereafter the first nights session OF
TIE convention he devoted TO cons! eration
OF t rt Wo,h o. . g'iai ,,,s ~,
ward mission work IN this district the
secretary was instructed 70 notify the
parishes and missions of the district of
The bishop was requested 20 'upnint
one sunday in each year 10 BE devoted
to sermons on Christian education, ana II
he deemed It necessary to issue a pas
toral ON the subject 10 be road TO each
congregation on that dav.
The delegates We're taken for a ride
about city this afternoon and Mrs Tuitle
held reception for young ccmmunicanis.
recaptton was rendered l'shop aid
Mrs. Tuttle tonight by the coi0red church
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M utterly
su.he OF his ethois ana policy He does 1t in positive sort of
comment lie believes what ne
position and criticism do His appetite generally
Jones doesn lounge
a le
lie dses nicely neatly but smpy us big oyercoa was r
win his solid looking
/ a
sohliy all soly built and there's
a'h or strength duplicated in his firm
ne WI nlt along physical lines Straight and firm ana of good
10 ~ siQne He could strike hard blow you think as 20"
nave
that better of Rev sanlel belg
mn sam Jones face that aow but
% Is rugged but rather There to the
check bone that 2eak eoVony OF the preacher character
II is unauly large long but there The appearance
'y about His black fun of life aud expression
ak n, nuh'or nark with defiance he mood may be-
other strength and
man ms by of black
allow TO long 1t parted on the side but neVer
sa, ttle with Sn This is not suprns consider
h;D Jones life In fact the
sam jones his splendid physical preservation ne gets
~ ii wten he o
Bou
Dan Jon Nod fnus what 1t but
ss Wh' For the that he possesses that marvel
Tradition He is Not fooled by Appearances lie Is not nam
aeye M lie deals in general principles He deals with causes
H. me slndy He eminent apostle of
the dh and lals with them acoro
X had hue nosfelore I believe he is genius
He st Of writing rather than speaking he wouli have been
nave written books that would have reached humanity
ha wen known characters did the gift Of writing in
m ices in apoakns The of his sermons II
when nraws WI ridiculous errins
@ society upon the canvass the careaure of The sossn6 s
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ttiess 10 save any man until that mo n
chooses to be saved
hut let nv tell YOU, brethren. preachers
"i.u vhuicAts and Bibles and sunday
schoo.s Gun no more make a Christian ont
VI ieiipw than an office and books and
.Sel'se Gun make II lawyer out of II man
o" see that, don't YOU? Even you can
SCI 'hat. Brother Solomon
~ -, sir; The day that man repents--
NHuuSrs TO be Il thristpati--that day he
VIII be converted II there amt Il preacher
~ zen miles % him Everybody is on the
rend to heaven. 1t all depends ON which
My II fellows soin''
Iurning again ,c Calvlnism he said. "A
inverted hrtdshcll is all right, but I'd
hnts sooM pfeeeh TO billy goat as to II
Then he went after the stinsy church
members; giving shots Ike this "lf you
sNikN fellows get 10 heaven God VIII have
10 Keep You locked up To prevent you from
ehiip'ps or the pavement and putting II
fl You" pocket
Every sock farm" he said, has a
leN nl'ina iHat are always showed to
visitors Nrother solomon, can't YOU get
az Ni .tosi nrc ~ two nars 10 trot out for
eNilni'ian great, big, noble felloWs2
brother Siuar's sermon yesterday
mace some of You sisters mad. My daugh-
ter herd every word of IT and she didn't
= mad. II must have been the condi-
ION of YOUR system talked right plain
last night about that university bail.
may say more th.in that before I'm douc
tHu apptl IL preacher pSlUE WIZ
gar, what do YOU know about It? ! huint
got good started yet. One time l gave
1t TO lot OF society young girls from
who laid the rails Well. they Went eff
aud gave mo down the country They
said; Sam Jones is vulgar. Well. next
day the best women of TINT town, young
aud OLD. thanked me for that sermon
That's the way There's more IN the girl
than in The preacher. | ten yon. II nit
the people IN this town knew cNacGy
how all the other people conduct them
selves well. thcrc'd b. a heap o moNtn
Continuing his discuss on on the evils
OF society he said I'm no poodle dog and
canary preacher And, | tell you right
along TINT linz Is where many a woman
Is going 0 strike on for hell. ! Won't rs
cliss thar any further now. Mrs. Wesley
WAS the mother OF nineteen children, and
she reNolutionized the world with two OF
them
lie closed his sermon with an s,peal
to parents to bring their whole families
TO God around the family altar, and near
~ POO heads e families promised to pray
in Their families.
Tonight Stuart ana Jones held a meet
ing for The benefit of Ia" colored ponula-
ton. which turned out in drovcS 20 hear
them Stuart took for his text. "Rlcssra
is the nation whose God Is the Lord
wNile Jones had no text al all an. made
plain straight Gospel talk. His most zig
niicanl remark was: Keep out OF poll
fat
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DALLAS pOPULtSTs.
Barney Gibbs for COMPASSIONATE Plat
form Endorsed IN Toto.

Barney Gibbs for Congress--omaha Plat
form Endorsed IN Toto
Dallas Tcxas, May 9.-rhe pcpuiist
county convention today, Harry tracy
pres.udg, ciected deiesates 10 the S.atr
| Az. Congressional conNeisl.ons nominated
A. -, rvsan, ". }. McIunn,l anu ~. ~,
nroon ivi the iegisiatuie anu AL sptvu
! .ne iv"uwing resoiuuons:
W, .e,iiuursv ,ne principles OF Inc
Omaha piatIoi m ia totu. we Iavot tne al
uN..un % .ne tnnuauNe aad Referendum -
sa.u p,auuim. Our ue.osaies 10 uis.r.ct
ail,. SKATE roi.NuiINons woe AS an unit ivr
.ue lnootscn,uni OF lhese princlp.,s ami
IA, Instructions OF all .e.ega,vs our
.>"i....i,i convention 10 eonNene III -.
LOUIS ~ JtlA, 1871. are 10 sCtut Ivy SAID
pr.nc8p.os ana oppose ANY tusion upon ANY
question inNvNuns me cnascu,aiun OF Il
sink'- pr'neile oi the Omaha platform.
inai We muorse }. e. Ncaroy Tor s1N-
ernor, j ). Moody Tor hvutVnans COVER
nor. WIN. NJ. Wal,on Tor attorney general
ana ). &. ,iranbury FOR land commissioner
ana ihat cur delegates to our State con
venuen are hereby Instructed to vote a>
II unl, tor these gentlemen as long as their
names are before SAID convention.
That We irdorsc Hon. iarnett gibbs a.
our cholcc for congressman from this. the
sixth. congressional district and recom-
mead him TO our party associates as
sound, midde of the road populist ana
instruc our delegates to our compression
nj convention 10 vote as unit for hts
nominal ION,
several negro delegates were present
ana one of them. n recent convert, be
came SO filed with tho political ofra,us
TINT h. snttcd 10 shouting,
Excitement was causca among some O.
TIN de!cxaies by tho report tina, ,ui'e
states senator itllnan OF south Carolina
would he the popnlist VNndiiatc for prCsi-
dcni OF the United States
The following letter from Tillman to Dr
Arthur Bell OF 1'nvsr. Published a few
days Aen IN the Denver News. was rttcd
10 show that the sennror was getting In
the middle Of the road:
''ReinG "A Sout u.rnrr the inltiat Two IN
dtcaliNc OF n tack Of sectional feeling
shouiu come from the Nor, Invest | am
to NiNo me Coil.NaNl."
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LoANs NEYEK FAID.

Cleveland, Ohio May s.-Today's pro-
ceedngs of the Methodist Episcopal gen
ernl conference DEVELOPED no sensations.
There was a brief reference 10 the pro
posed federation Of the church, North ann
South. aud a resolution was Introduced
asking for equal representation for the
laymen.
At the meeting of the committee on edu-
cation following the adjournment of the
conference. CONSERVATION was caused by
the reading Of a report To The eifect that
funds TO ne amount of more than $500, opn
had been loaned 10 students during the
past Twenty-Five years, and that only
about $4,000 Of that sum had baen repaid.
The report precipitatod n lively discus
son ana subcommittoo was appointed to
Investigate the matter fully.
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TURNED OVER TO LAWYERS.

Willis Texas. May sThcrc WAS little
excitoWent ms evening on Dinville sifeef.
which afforded "a break IN the duh mono
tony Of no trade and too much politics.
MIR II. o. Martin owned small general
merchandise stand and MI, a. T. ochse
was IN some way connected with II and
Was running II. Mr. Ochse wanted to go
irf'o inc country on II peddling expedbaon
90 Charles Bybee for wagon aud team.
MIR ngi,ee had hauled the goods away be-
fore Martin knew anything OF II. and wnen
much confusion. Every man has employed
a lawyer and viii see that his rishs arc
protected.
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES.
CHRISTIAN.

Central Christian churcf-corner OF car
cline ana Capitol avenue, J, c. Mason
pastor SUNDAY school al s'so a. n, H. H.
i.or,m,,rion ri 10:i5 a. IN. Preaching at II
m and 5 p. m. Young Peoples So
oi a. Of Christian Endeavor at I j. IN.
common street chrlstian. Chapel rear
Waytrly-sunday school at S'S'' preaching
at 4'SO y. IN, .,..
,ons,a, Avenue Missicn = Opposite
~ hee, n,use sunday school $3.50 II. M. }.
n pouthit. superintendent
EPISCOPAL.
Christ church-corner Of Texas avenue
anu Fannin street Ksg a. alg 81 Aye r ffd
,oI, a,ar Easter. Holy communion at
snna nay. NOR morning sermon and prayer a, i
@ slasisa' III 5e rss'es l F. p svs 'ne
hey. a,a sermon at 5 J.. m; Sunday
ins p1assis .so a. m. Messrs. ". y. cleve-
senoo' a, " :. r. Watson. lay s''ner'n-
E 81
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M1,I.kEy AT M.GREGoR.

McGregor. Texas, May a.-Accurding to
announcement. Rev, Abe Mulkey com
menccd the meeting here last evening, at
which time he delivered his introductory
or preparatory sermon to "A reasonably
large audience. Rev Mr. Hines accom-
nanies the evangelist to assist in the
work.
In his remarks last night. Rev. Mulkey
said: This IS my two hundred and ninth
revival held during my eleven yenrs work
on this line, and always there have been
preparations mado for my meetings. but
you McGregor people have done Il up a
little better than any place I've ever been"
And he nssted on everybody coming 10
tour nieetin'."
Al the 10 o'clock service this morning
he proacht1 m 'Encourasement."
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h thaaght 'n'F saia maze Il So ''"'"'"'y anu
or his lex roth ehos Jones r r,a d inS
my II y' hotso. We win serve Cod
Just as he ANNOUNCED his FL text one of of
closed on lime a heap of good people VIII
be shut out They are always little pc
Then he took up his text cause by clause
in IA manner as logical ae a sermon by
Riehard Watson or a comnenia 9dS, of W
Illustrations made It much more easily
understood and ten times "a readable as
the works Of the great theoloeians.
Was God , eyer 50 good to any , nan as as
after blessing on that man throughout his
whole lifc." and in few terse sentences
he recounted some of those blessings, and
closing with the question:: "iias not Goa
done that much for your .
Every man is as good as he chooses, :"
was his first sentence IN the discussion Of
Joshua's first proposition, and he Illus
trated and re-ilustrated the force of the
word TIL all felt that they might have
whatever they chose. lie failed not 10
give Calvinism a swipe at this point hut
healed the wound made by saying soon
after:
Put l like Presbyterian sickabiilty
ability and Methodist gii,hp-and- ann.
ity and II, turn the world upside down. -
My. MY" he exclaimed, rubbing his
fore mead Anybody can be go9d at prayer
meeting; but rs different when fellows
down town. where the devils turned
loose. Then you have to choose.
I'm rastin' onions all the time says
one old brother Wen. you ate the onions
/ didn't. | don't taste EN- either You
won't taste 'em If you don't eat EN-. Bur
you will. quit tostln' EN- as soon as you
quit eatin' 'em. Being Christian Is sim
ply and only matter of choice. II you
choose TO go To heaven you can 60
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nYsrANprn WAS SHOT.

Denison. Texas. Nav &C. l.. Black
ford, cashier Of the State National bnnk.
and q. r, kinsey IA real estate dealer
hnl a difficulty about o'clock In which
two pistol shots WIRE fred. Reports dlft"r
AZ to whether each hreh; neither was
struck Blnckford MAS IN ne act of get
ring on street ear. tn" dfhcuIty grew
out If business complications. ~ ~
stanJcr noncd Linn Brewer was shot
through ~ ileshy part of the high. HIS
physician wtnld not permit Information 10
be giYen noMNpnler rrpOfiers
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.n sss, May 9--"what do YOU
IA s.a Jones nowg1 is the cues.
, aour. And indications poin,
IN ~. mat every man. woman
MI Aas'in ana in the country
u get correct impress
" heat, and the gospel he
than ~ nam preach. Last
(th heariie entire male porula-
|k!as AZ 81 y MIN and today every-
l. said ", the sermon and it's
than ~ hal there is less cuss-
Il, eva, y" any previous dav of
u dem though he last night
|asr. "'"slfation of his power
'f ~, lots o. mean things o,ou,
Is ths aian't say EN- in n
ihis ne way one saloon keeper
Jones Aihg Tor not being mad
d amos scenes of yesterday are
ii. ' ,n the Women i Ii,tic
! lbs seelsfters' table spent An
lyonAs,ihon This morning and
yes'rlns If those ladies' who
asIsssN,,esirday world be . on b AND
Of SOM on Was ended by The
preachs,oi me people in uues-
sh,ec In VIE, howeyer-the
pst 70 pm sam Jones hair"
ly COM M an appearance. she
4 fy ya,,e tomorrow night.
how t,hir r.. PresSy y,,,rn d nrayer
d what lbat The sister" can ni' ba W.
lhsl' ! " were prayers and an s sas
.st.oss, o NJ woman ~ who hoo w a..
;sa evident on 'f his o, ,,d me Two y,
sas the .arses n''e 81 rs 8
s.s,ups @ds sy 1t was saturday law
y H. , an morning privately
Mo Il, correspondents no "a 4,
Y cens M omI.outh words he ne ever
q s IA hard eno II nc M, naiai
WE Is hard as You ,u did
that you knew how nov,
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nvERnnsE or OpIATEs.

San Antonio Texas. May 9.-l NJ Had
den. a lawyer of 2G5 Broadway. New York
CITY. and lately Of Gin ,innnu. died IN
TIA s city today the IeHnli OF an nVefhohe
OF some opinte believed 10 have been
taken with suicidal intent. lie has been
here two months and Mss a sufferer rom
80 wears of age ana lnayps relatives Gni
d divorced wife IN Cincinnati.
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al read
fr o
! shl's his the qualities
As he
he
not hard tho why he
intelects
,ae like earth;
5iuhdng ine sie ms W W ' > ~" CONSCIENCE VI Is
ksiMel i.o.a ,,ss,do,. NIT ANY, b,,a, ,, ,.. :, Al.
the
tnas why
people -.
4 asked him no" ne ' seS VI Fe' anu ma" WAS MS I'M
HI reply. M u,ou .o,.u ,... "a. .,
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EPW0NTH ENTERTAINMENT.

Wllns. Texas, May sThe Epworth
League gave very interesting entertain
ment Mt the Methodist church Friday
night. under the management of the H.
erarv department Much interest hrs be-
gun Ia he manifested in the leagu. mere.
Tho Methodist Sunday school will have
Navdnv nicntr next Tuesday al Weir
creek, four miles northwest of Wills.
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TENT REVIVAL.

Palestine. Texas, May s.--The tent re-
v,val begun Wednesday night by the Rev.
J. r. Boen has already borne good results
/, Urea, congregation was present tonight.
To-, ,t,. prospecis hid fair for good, old
st.,., needing. full of conversions.
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.op this affair at once.
Mississippi. =
oArs TEXTURES.
lIe.-Gsnsr.ily f.ir s.Asass.

PAYS FEATv RES.
lcs-Gensraiiy faiH ssstAssss.
ToREIoN.
ing Of the Frankfort treaty was
rated at Tranfort.on.ths- MaiA;
CUBA.
mship I.aurads WAS loaded neak
ion. Conn, with nlibuaters.
General WILLIAMS = generally
In Cuba.
tish consul ct Havana han II.
n behalf Of the CompsHtof cap
weylcr says hS viii make ~
rs while the reballtua holds cut
" York Herald correspondents
ernntional complications are
4 on account o. III Competitor
,sul general q spain u NsN
cry much distusbed ~ ths visit Il
ectcd fllihustssins stcamshlp y \
or. III
are indignant over the demands
itod States.
Castillo has ordsrsl the sascs.
aged.
DOMESTIC.
II services were Aen n NeW
memory Of Baron Hirsh.
,tion Of bishops u the next I'M
.glslation by the Methodist con-
nd lodge B'nai B'rith " session
,us. Ohio.
arc arriving IN savannah *
npment. M
hop Kahn was invsstAd with ehe
t st. Louis.
Gordon has issusa orders - 4
he next Confederate reunSbn = II
l.
49,, = ,r,,.sid M cieva. q;
= "A ho ~nr ,s.ser .
CONGRESSIONAL
,ban question M peshas'x -
up this week. 4; Il
Of. All
, ri. for a. ssnaaA /,
,nce reports On augssDsaasisa
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nth ), San Antonio I; Dsn'ssa :
; Dallas II 0aaysessa = !. Il
mt, mt Ware " :. y: ~ ~ IA ~ Msrss
- = 4
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II. Watts Sunday school " . a. M, SUI
peri-tcnoan,. a. Starks. Preaching at 3 D.
m and y. nj. All are cordially invited to
attend
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F...A ENTHUSIASTICALLY NNNNNN NNNNV9
I ANCE AT THE MAN:
Ia ewAyS THE MULTITUDE.

ry,vseLsr HIS sAyNes..4is seRv
|Waoa Ar TAKEN
C.aA~zzum~ ~-numSS> ~%>>NN~~
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COLONEL CHUECHES.

Mount Zion Baptist church-sunday
school al 10 a. m preaching at 3 p m.
subject. Acquaintance. Preaching al S
n. m, Subject, Tho Mystery of seven
Times" The great revival continues with
renewed interest. There nave been thirty
four accessions To the church. The public
- invited. j. W. Carr, D. D.. pastor.
New Hope Misslon-corner pease aud
Rice streets. Sunday school at p. m. j.
IS. Hine. superintendent; w. b. Phillips.
pustor.
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rMn DEATH nEconp.

The record Of deaths for the week Just
ended ~ follows; Eug'nio 'aseutini. 2
months, bronco pneumonia; Mrs. Victoria
kebulsM. - years. puerporai s"piiencmln.
Ihomuh lslfStrom. ~ ysstrs, drowning On
quesu; Mrs. Clara Mclhdc. coiored 30
years. cerebral npGplcxy, Mary Talamnn-
ties F, months cnolrrn infaninn. Robert
llur1. co1red, 2 months, hamilton. Mrs.
Bnrinia Schdif,r, 81 y;urS apopiesy; Rob
ori Erown. b years, pulmonary tuberou-
oas. Elijah Coleman. colorcd, ~
months, iiMntion, Mrs Teresa Wsbbcr, ~
y,Ars. chronic gastric cniarfh. Annual
dtutti rate per 1850 FOR week l12.
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Strictly in
The SLuin2.

we have ell been ta Che swim for me past few days and
mo-. -uL
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Aqua Clara Resort.

The Aqua Clara resort Is situated about
eighteen miles from Las Vegas, at the foot
Of Mineral hill at the junction OF two pic
turesque canons, the Blue and Tecolote.
A beautiful small lake is formed opposite
the hotel, about which Is a forest OF pine,
balsam and spruce trees, which make the
place very desirable for those suffering
from lung and throat difficulties. A free
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m. every Monday, transportation both
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The hotel is built and furnished for con-
v%enience and comfort, and the table Is
beautifully supplied and the cooking 10
first class. The water is the best to be
had in New Mexico. n comes pure and
sparkling from springs In the mountain
side. Rates IS per week. Further infor-
nation given at this office and at the New
Optic hotel. w. Il ESTES,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-15

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-15

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Tourist Rates to the Grand Canon.

From Las Vegas to Grand Canon of the
Colorado river and return, 1913 so. Thirty
days transit limit in each direction.
Final return limit, ninety days from date
of sale. The stage will leave Flagstaff, on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, con-
Meeting with our through California trains
in each direction.
Returning, 1t will leave the Grand Canon
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The
ride to the canon Il over a coed road and
occupies about eleven hours. Stations
have been established along the route and
at the canon for the accommodation of
tourists. G. F. JONES, Agent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-15

The Blake Ranch, on the head Of the Rio
Sapello, is now prepared to receive a limit
ed number of boarders. This ranch is
located In the heart of the mountains, amid
the most beautiful scenery in the world,
where brook trout and wild game offer
ample diversion for the nimrod or anyone
seeking outdoor sport. 1t is located only
twenty-five miles from Las Vegas, and
within eight miles of the Rio Pccos, and
only three miles from the ~headwaters OF
the Rio Gallinas. Address,
Address Mrs. j. p. Blake, Rociada, or In
quire for and rates OF w. K.
Critics, East Las Vegas, N. NJ.
J.. p. BLAKE,
TIT Rociada. N. M.