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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-06

Die SunsssIeuenp,bnune bes 9aTs
iirers befanb iib i'm stusiten Stpd eis
mes tleinen SauIes, beFen 9eIiberin,
cine Gltere Dame, susIei6 fir bic
hdusli9en gebiirfniFe ibrcs Rietbers
forgte. Rsumeiiter iprarg nit elm
paar SGben bic Sreppe emppr, tIopfte
leiis an bic Sbiir unb trat, ubne erIt
bas ~9erein" abSutparten, il, bas 3ims
mer.
Der SaIiiersr faB auf bem Sofa,
ben 8opf in bic Sanb seItiiBt, alien
glni9ein nu9 bitter por ii9 binbritz
teno. Bel benz Gintreten ieines ssreuns
bes fubr er GIbredt smppr unb seiate
bemielbsn Elm territories, blei9es, ii6er,
nG9tises @eii9t. Gr erbob iicb raid,
nm ben 5reunb gu besriiBen. @r I6ien
in bobem 9rabe bsitiirat, neil er
ipdbrf6einIi9 feline Shat f9on snts
bedt slaubte.
Der gutmiitbiee NeumeiItsr berus
biste ibn fofort bieriiber, inbsm er
hdrmlos lGdelnb fagte: n9uten Morz
gen, @rnit, fpie gsbt's mad Der seitri.
gen &neiperei9"
Der &afiierer blidte Teinen 9olIsg,n
.inen Qugenblid priifenb an. @as
tpoIIte Der proturiit i@on 10 friib in
ieinsr Wobnuns2 Gin bsrartigsr Be-
iu4 mar aipar f6pn porgetommsn,
sGblte absr immerbin gu ben Seltens
beiten unb eri@ien boppelt mertpiirz
big am beutieen Sage. Mit Idper ers
sfpunseuem 9leihmutb rei6te er benz
gfnt6mmline bic Sanb, inbem er aus
gleih einsn ettpas Idsusn Bid naA
Der Sbiir mari: r9uten Morsen, als
bert! Mie tommt es. bab 9u e
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sene On biit mir ia nit sutem gsi=
fpiel poransesangsn. Wein Sopf be-
nabm iid b0dft unesbdrbie beute mor=
gen, id mubte uufiteben uno 2uft
idDpfen. Du baft bas. ipis i9 BON
0einsr Dirtbin unisn srfubr. sbsnio
semadt."
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auf ben 8cbeu. ~Su, ia, aber isBs
Did, hilbert"
Gr fling an, iid srIeihtert su fiib=
len. Offenbar ubnts nismanb stpas
bon BEN ungliidIidsn @ortommnib.
Gs gait iebt fir ibn nur. ben unniGlz
tommenen 8eIu9er 70 baIb als m0as
lid ipieber absuidiittsln, minbeitens
aber nod Dor gesinn Der 9ureauSsit.
9snn Der Saiiierer mar i'm Snnersn
sntfdloFen. feline @cbnune nidt Is>
beno mtbr gu perlu1en. HeumeiIter
5eiate porbcrbanb teins Cuff gu balbis
gem QbTdiebs. &
yGs 1T jeBt bdlb neun." bemsrtts sr;
ripenn 9u nidts basegen bait, geben
mir eleid Suiummen."
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burfte sr, ipsnu sr ni6t @eroa6t erz
reeen ipplIte, ieinsn llnmutb iiber oies
fen 8ori9lag nidt Offentunbis tpsrbsn
IaFen.
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itslIte iid an bas 5.niter, Ddbrenb Der
8prfsbsr, Der fpobl abnte, mas in bsm
9eiit bes lreunbes porsing. ibn auf'
merriam btoba4tsts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-06

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~Gls sic neuIith 10 ipdt mad oauIe
iamsn, b6rte i'd in Sbrer 0obnuna
bic srhpbene Stimme Sbrer ssrau un6
elm ldutes StatI9en." = S6auIpieler
(pantoffeIhelo): ga. ia, meine Srau
hat mir nod n biBaen uppldu6irt!"
9iinffIerra6e. Ta6bem
Der beriibmte 9ebantenlsisr q. i'm
Gtdot9en Reitbeim ipeeen IGle9ten
9eIu6es feline @oritslIunsen einTteaen
mubte, lieb er in bortisen @o9sus
blGttsrn folsenbe Rpti3 einriiden:
vWeeeu WdnesIs an 8etriebsmuteriaI
sdnSli9s @eidGftsaufsabe am bisFs.n
PIubs. q. q. gsbuntsnI.isr.+
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-06

- 9enomme 9ebeu'
len. Sergeant gum Ginjdbrisen
SGulss); r@injGbriser, bas fam id
eieentli1 nibt seitutten, bab sic MIDI
frei bdIten!" = S9ulSe: SD bins
ni9t, Der GiniGbrise Miller tbut's!"
: Ssrssunt: so, na bas iit me
andre Sa9el4
= @orf9Gue. Seirutbspsr=
mittlsr: ~SsBt. nadbem ith Sbnen cine
Sruu beIprst babe. ipollen sic bic
probiiion ni9t sabkn9" - 3unbe:
rDenn sic fis 5uriidnebmsn, sable i'd
Sbnsu bus Doppsltsl"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-08
TAKE NOTICE.

While The TINES dislikes
to call the attention Of, ito
delinquent subscribers,
through the paper, to the
fact Of their Indebtedness,
and especially 30 often, IL
has become a matter Of nee
essity, rs 1t lie the quickest
and surest method.
We do not wish our read.
erst to construc this as a dun.
but simply as a notice to
those who are in arrears,
that we are unable to carry
them any longer and must
insist on a settlement at
once.
We are prepared to take
produce, etc, at least Iin
part paymentand thus place
a settlement within the
reach q all.
Within a Short time all
indebted to Ms will receive
a notice Of the same, aud
unless immediate steps are
aiken to straightcn up, the
accounts will Of necessity
be put In the hands OF an
attorney for collection.
We do not wish to add any.
thing in the way Of costs to
those who are owing US, and
trust thatit will not be nee.
essary to resort to legal
proceedings but money we
must have as a.maiter Of
seli.proiection, and there
will be no delay in carrying
out the terms Of this not
ice. TINS PunLisnINo Co.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-08

exports presided over bv Admiral IN. nee
ar expenditure OF about al COZ 900
needed 10 give our navy proper dock
facilitie. aud place it on au equal foot.
ing In tina; respect with the nayies Of
foreign goyernm ents. Ten new docks
are recommended. Congress viii not
be likely to appropriate the money 10
carry out half Of these recommendations
unless there should be- a big war scare
while il was in session.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-08
shorifrs Sale Of Real Estate.

Noticc Is hereby given that pursuant 10 an
execution ltsupd out OF the District Court Of
the First Judicial District, IN and for the
County Of cache aud state Of Utah. aud 10 me
directed, iu aud uction pending Ia said Court
wherein william a. owens n plaintiff and
garnishor. and christopher james T. defendant
aud pnruishcc Of Thomas Harrison, aud u APP
peahng from said execution that there Is now
due the said plaintin aud parnlshor from the
defendant The sum ~ Nn, nnd costs taxed ~
o. ON n Judgment duly entered iu sad nction
on the lisi. day ~ july. A. y. is17, 10 favor Of
the aid plaintiff and ramishor and against the
said defendant, aud gafni,hce have levied upon
nii irhi, title. Clnim. aud Interest Of the said
defendant. aud rnfnishsr IN and tn the following
described real estate aud described a. follows 20.
Wit A portion Ut lots Two ~ aud three CD ~
block number uiurty.iuuf fpO, amended plot tll,
III goalville Clay survey, and u portion 81 Third
Easi and First North streets uf said CITY, and
described ns follows beginning ~ the northeast
corner Of lot thrrc t8l, block ninety four (pil,
aud running north 2adcg a0min. west four and
bio links thence south iidcg 2amln. west two
and Gfln1 q go chains thence south .2deg.
iumin. east three and NF.l0ol chains thence
north two and q.tOo ig0il chaius. thence north
gsdcg east sixty lG0l links thence north 2oice.
tnmlu two and Us in0 f9Nsl chains 90 The place
acres, more of lcts, III located, situated aud be-
Ing in the city Of Coalvlllc County Of summit,
and state NJ Utah. ns the same appears Of record
M tho onlco u thc County Nccgrdcr ot said
summit County. together With all the oppuf-
tcuauccs therruuto belongings and Ia pursuance
Ia said execution viii ON the lri day ~ Novem-
Der, \. d. lslts AZ the SCUM dEf ~ we County
cuut house IN the city ~ tnnlvlllc, County II
summit and State Of Utah. 0ner for sale al
public auction 10 the highrst aud best bidder foi
cash all the above described Real Estate TO-
yrthef with all Improvements thcrcuuiu belong
Ing. or ~ much thereof a. may BE- Necessary q
satisfy said Judgment and Interest, aud all legal
ousis thereon, and nccrulng COSTS Terms ~ sale
cash. GrnrDr itNnsAY in,
sheriff Of summit County Utah.
Dated this fourth day of october, A. u. 1877.
james e. Walter, and J. y Jones,
Attorneys iur plaintiff aud garnishor.
ffiut publication oct ;, ilgt.l
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-08

INTHETHlRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
l oi the County ~ summit state Of Utah -
~ the matter u the estate Of james iienncier
decuascd.-Oftict appointing time fuf probate ~
WIN. and directing publication " notice of the
same 1t IL hereby ordered. that TUESDAY the
second day u November ts1i. ut ~ O'Clock 4. " .
u said day NJ the Court Room Of said Court.
NJ tualvlle, County ~ summit De-, and the same l.
hereby appointed The time Tor proving the last
VIII and festimeut II james liennefer drcoased.
and hearing The application " Lohi Heunefef iuf
letter. Documentary and any rofsun Interested may
appear and contest the said VIII. and may hle
objections IN writing ~ tho granting ~ letter.
tCstamcutary a. said petitioner II b further
urcfod, that notice be- given thereof by the CLERK
NJ aid Court, BY publication not les than thfue
weeks before said Ind day II November 1876, ln
the CoAtviLLr TINS Newspaper printed and
published in said summit County.
j. T.. BoNDEN
clerk of the hi strict Court
Dated september 10Th. ispi.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-08

Running sores, indolent ulcers and
similar tronbles, even though NJ many
wears standing, may be- cured by using
DeWitrs Witch Hazel Salve. IL soothes,
strengthens and heals. IL IL the great
pile cure. John Boyden & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-08

w ANTED-TRUsTwORTHY AND
w active gentlemen or ladies To travel
for responsible. established house ir
Utah. Monthly $1,000 aud expenses.
Position steady. Reference. Enclose
sclt.addressed stamped envelope. The
Dominion Company. Dept. Y Chicago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-08
Department

/. is COMPLETED
The indicator., 1897-01-02
A GOOD SUGGESTION.

In his useful little legislative manual
Secrstary Of State McGaffey makes a
number of good suggestions to the
members, and among the best of them
ID the following:
"Do not permit your branch of the
assembly to be criticised for errors and
poor penmanship. Carefully inspect
the writing and orthography OF all apli-
cants for clerkships and select only
those who are competent to serve on
your committees"
The last session OF the Legislature
was notorious for the miserable writing
and spelling Of a number of the clerks
and for lack Of general Information
among them. 1t is very difficult for the
printers and proof readers to catch all
errors, and especially when they must
guess at the writing whero tho sense OF
manuscript is evidently perverted. The
errors which crept into the late session
laws are monuments to the blunders OF
clerks.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED COUN
TEREEITING.

Hector Chiariglion and Charles Mos
ca, Italians, were arrested by the city
officers the latter part of last week for
having in their possession counterfeit
ing outfit with which ten dollar gold
pieces were turned cut. Chiariglion is
a jeweler and furnil IRE dealer at 1O4 N.
Union avenue and Mosca is a laborer
who lives at AID East Mesa avenue.
The city authorities imagined that
they had made IL great catch, but it
turned out on exam nation of govern
ment expert from Denver, that the in
struments found on the premises OF the
two Italians were 'green goods" devices.
They were made to resemble counter
feiting tools, even to the stamp of n ten
dollar gold coin in the die, but they
were made only to sell to some sucker
who was dishonest enough to coin mon
ey il he could.
The government not making any at
tempt to prosecute, the city had to let
the men go. The arrest and supposed
important discovery created quite an OK
citement for time but which was dis
PEELED as soon rs the government official
arrived and explained that the ayster-
ious contrivancss found were perfectly
harmless SO far as coming money was
concerned.
The indicator., 1897-01-02

CONFIDENCE has not been perceptibly
restored, as witness the continual fail
ure of banks all over the country.
Banks are shrewd business institutions
as rule and do not loan money on
real estate unless the valuation of the
security greatly exceeds the loan, usual
ly from two and one-half to five times
the loan. And yet most OF the banks
fail because they can not recover the
matured loan and are obliged to take in
the security which has shrunk in value
according as money became scarce. II
confidence were being restored the val
ue of the security would increase and
the property could be sold and the loan
paid off, il need be. But there are no
particularly large chunks OF confidence
in sight. The bank failures and other
failures are due to the false financial
policy which has been in practice, and
continuation OF which will follow under
the coming administration. The noxt
congress will be obliged to do something
for silver if a frightful panic would be
averted.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
POPULIST BACKSLIDERS.

There is a populist club up IN Lake
county, and it seems to be middle OF
the-road cranky populist club. At a
meeting OF the club few nights ago
the question OF the late campaign came
up and all the "mistakes" were gone
over. The particular "mistake" was
when the populists went in for free sill
yer, above everything else. Here is
what these distinguished citizens Of
Leadville had to say on the subject:
Other mistakes have been made-gravs
mistakes that would have wrecked any
party but ours. Perhaps the first and
unquestionably, the most serious mis-
step was taken when we began the work
of reducing our party demands to the
single ono Of free coinage. No matter
how pure the motive was that prompted
this action, it was construed to be sell
fish move for the exclusive benefit Of
the silver mining industry.
The club wants conference OF the
populist party of the st te called to do
something, which would be, of course,
to follow the important lead of this pc
culiarly constructed club. This little
handful of Tom Watson followers will
not amount to anything outside of Lake
county where Wai,eism has gone to seed.
But the populists Of other sections OF
the state should give their erring breth-
ern a rebuke that they will not forget.
The stab at free silver should be pun
ished, no matter by what set OF traitors
it may BE- made.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
THERE ARE OTHERS

The other day two tradesmen Of the
city, who are trying to pay out on theil
homes through money earned by work
ing for Pusbloans, of course, were pass
ing a small shop on Santa Fe avenue
"Sse," said one OF them with an i'll,
concealed look Of contempt on his loyal
face, "see all the soap you can buy for t
quarter; 8 bars Of Bessemer soap for q
cents!"
{" Huh" grunted his companion look
ing in at the window, ~ suppose th'
Pueblo soap factory thinks it will catch
people by giving its soap home name
But il don't catch me.'
And the pair Of worthless who world
no doubt have had conniption fit il tn.
shop keeper sent outside the city for q
man to do some repairing in the store
won't on their way.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
Going to California Stop off at

Las Vegas, Hot Springs and Grand
Canon Of the Colorado river.
The first named is a most delightful
resort in the Rocky mountains of New
Mexico, with mineral waters, hot b aths
invigorating climate and varied scenery
The splendid Montezuma hotel, refitted
and under new management, will lux
uriously care for you.
The Grand Canon IL reached by a
half days stage ride from the railro' d
station at Flagstaff, Arizona The trF
comfortably made at moderate cost
Everything you have seen dwarfs in
comparison with this Titan Of chasr.s
Niagara would be swallowed up IN it
and Pixies Peak appear insignigcant il
placed in the canon's dark depths.
For illustrated books descriptive oi
either place, inquire Of nearest agent
Santa Fe route, or address j. P. Hall
general agent, Denver, Colorado.
The indicator., 1897-01-02

From letter written by Rev. j. Gun
derson OF Dimondale, Mich, we are per
mitted to make this extract: 81 have
no hesitation in recommending DR.
Kings New Discovery, as the result was
almost marvellous in the case Of my
wife. While was pastor of the Baptist
church at Rives juno: sion she was
brought down with Pneumonia sue.
ceeding La Grippe. Terrible paroxvsms
of coughing would last hours with little
interruption ard it seemed as il she
could not snrvi them. A friend recon-
mended DIR. Kirg's Now Dis overy; II
was quick in its work and highly salts
factory in results" Trial bottles free
at W. P. Swartz's Drug Store. Regular
size SOC and Sl.00.
The indicator., 1897-01-02

A. P. AlsM may yet be the rock on
which the miners union at Leadville
will split. A union organizer has made
the remark that the Ar erican Protect
i've Association is disloyal to the union,
whersupon the native born contingent
Of the district that is ultra Roman, the
Cornishmsn and the Swedes, have taken
offenss and denied the charge. They
are opposed to the Hibsrnians, ~ they
call them, from having all the glory of
being the only true union miners.
Since it is fact that President Amburn
and most all the officers Of the miners
union are A. P. Al, it would seem that
the charge Of disloyalty 10 unfounded.
II there h ons thing that will break up
an osginisatton quicker than smother, 1t
\ the introduction Of the religious ques-
tiea. And meanwhile the mine ownsrs
- having : eeod laugh, q course.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
OUR NEW WINTER TIME CARD
ID. & II. G.)

Is a thing of beauty and a Joy to our
Pueblo people. who depend on steam
as a means of locomotion. just think!
Six f,crs daily for Denver. Colorado
SPRING and the east. Three trains
daily r Grand Junction. Salt Lake
City Il Pacific coast points. Five
trains 4 lily for Canon City and Florence
Three trains daily for Cripple Creek
district. In fact more trains and better
service han all other lines combined.
Note, u 'ew things we have, which no
other liac can otfer-S5 pound steel rail,
made in Pueblo; through trains TO Grip
pie Creek, through trains to Salt Lake
City, Loadville, Grand Junction, Glen
wood, Ogden and through Pullman
sleepers and tourist cars to san Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. We are the only
line offering these accommodations. Be-
fore our new time card about 80 per
cent of the Pueblo public patronized the
sold Reliable and our winter card ap
pears to fill "a long felt want" for at
least 95 per cent. of our people who are
quick to grasp and catch onto good
thing now use the Rio Grande road.
Take no other. Strange as 1t may ap-
pear, tits nevertheless true, notwith-
standing the many advantages offered
by the "Great Colorado Giant" Our
rates are no higher (but in many cases
lower) than over other lines. Call at
Grand Union ticket office for reliable in
formation.
ALIEN JACKSON,
General Agent.
The indicator., 1897-01-02

THERE is some talk to the effect that
the brave fellows who defended The
Three Friends against the two Spanish
coasters, are likely to be regarded as pi-
rates by the United States Government
and delivered up to Spain. In such an
event they would be shot. The public
has endured great deal at the hands
Of President Cleveland, but he would
exasperate the people to the extent OF
madness should he insist on carrying
out the plan. However, he is capable
Of doing just such thing as to deliver
up those men.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
GERMANY is JEALOUS.

Germany seems to be looking for n
scrap with the United States. When
England backed squarely down from
this country in the Venezuelan troubl .
Germany said that il she were in Eng
lands place she would never have sub
mitted, that it was ahumiliating circum-
stance that her Dutch pride could not
and would not brook; that let the Unit
ed States ever dare interfere with her
in the discharge OF her affairs on the
southern continent OF this hemisphere
and there would be fun Now when it
is strongly intimated that this govern
ment may recognize the Independence
of Cuba, Germany agalns bobs to the
surface to remark that in such an event
it would behoove European countries to
side in with Spain. Germany is making
herself altogether too previous in affairs
which do not concern her, and her jeal
ousy of the power OF the United States
is probably at the bottom Of it all. The
jects have fled to this country to evade
the persecution Of her military laws, and
that hundreds of thous ands OF others
have sought a free home in this country
and renowned their allegiance to "der
Fadsrland," has also had an influence
on the minds Of :hs Teutons and have
soured them against us. But Germany
will be treated precisely like any other
nation if ever question Of state differ
encs involving the Monroe doctrine
should arise between the two countries.
The indicator., 1897-01-02

CARNEGIE has made the announce
ment that owing to dull outlook in the
iron and steebindustry he is obliged to
compel his employees to share his mis-
fortune IN business. He therefore an
nouncee that the same scale of prices
paid in 1895 among tonnage men will
prevail for 1897, and that, in fact, the
same schedule Of wages paid in 1896 in
everything will hold good for 1897.
This must be comfortable cud of re-
Election for the working men Of the East
who betrayed the champion OF their
cause for Hanna. 1t was ever thus with
men who were reasonable to their cause
and 10 only retributive justice.
The indicator., 1897-01-02

SENATOR Wolcott has very long
string to his international bimetallic
kite. 1t is to have Mckinley appoint
him tie head OF such commission from
this side OF the water. AS mover of the
resolution for such conference he has
a parliamentary right to expect such a
recognition and distinction. This is now
our Eds soaring ambition. 1t should be
fulfilled, for it would be fitting cul-
minstion to the mans farcical advocacy
Of blmetallism.
The indicator., 1897-01-02

GENERAL Buckner who thought he
was running for vice president of the
United States on the Palmer ticket,
sent gallon OF whiskey as a Christmas
present to each of the six voters of Dud-
ley township, Kansas. 1t was the only
precinct in the whole country that he
and Palmer carried. A noto accompan-
led the whiskey in which the six brave
men and true wero called "noble band
OF patriots" The one man in Colorado
who voted for the old lunatic had better
put in his application quick.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
The Author of"Friends. "

Edwin Milton Roylr, author OF
the successful comedy-drama
"Friends" is in New York arranging
for IN early production there of his
new play "Japt. Impudence," a ro-
nance of the Mexican War. 1t is
his intention to give the play an
elaborate production and one of the
leading New York theaters is being
negotiated for, where Capt. Impu-
dence" will be put on for an extend
ed run.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
R. A. CROSSMAN.
Three Glasses of Trains Depart Daily
From Pueblo Union Station, viz:
East! Faster!! Fastest!!.

East! Faster!! Fastest!!.
The Rio Grande belongs in last named
class, - no other line attempts to equal
our 8 hours and 30 minute service be-
tween Pueblo and Denver, and our 81
minute service, Pueblo to Colorado
Springs. Our north bound hyers depart
daily at 2:26, $40, 800 and $40 q. m.
and 1sl0 and 5:36 p. m. The regular
rats to Denver is 1915, to Colorado
Springs t15O, and commencing May 10
sur summer excursion rates take effect
On Saturdays snd Sundays specially
low rates to Colorado Springs, Palmer
lake, Canon City, etc. Call At Grand
Union ticket once fof particulars.
N.B-That s6-pound Bsssemsr steel
rall IL the milk In the coooanut and
nShss our fass tims possible. Try It.
Psi passengers in purchasing
tickets At Union depot will kindly ask
agent at what hour the several trains
,vsr Ill lines arrive In Denver 1t will
peohahly savs ansoyanss - passengers
~ psrsAsnes psoAAaity. In great
aa.y easss ~ Hssa dAaii b lsst and
- 6sse h sssiving st dsstanasiens.
Nans(v - senA a On Rsshlo psspls
) - ~ ~ 0sn1s a1Iasla
The indicator., 1897-01-02
Because He Paws Up.

There is man in Las Animas county
that always pays for his paper in ad-
vance. He has never been sick a day in
his life, never had any corns or the
toothache, his potatoes never rot, the
weevil never eats his wheat, the frost
never kills his corn or beans, his babies
never cry at night and his wife never
scolds. Others might profit by his OK
ample WalscnburG Cactus.