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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22
Nrctinn Director. santa Fr. \. VI


The court ~ private hui claims met
al tea m. to-day, all the Justices ani Of.
lir"f~ "l the court IN attendance,
ia ra-r~ w. a. and 4ii san Antonio
lie las ilurTtaI claims. consolidated, Mr.
,,ro. II Howard, attorney ia case No. 2d9,
asked continuance upon the ground
that Ia huI ~ discovered that the pue.
bios ui san lire anh Sanl1 Domingo
clalmrd part al The tracts claimed 10y the
llu"rlaS grant claimants and also be
rdu'" som" witnesses could not be-
1T ught here iy claimants In casa No,
4'I
Mr. Cnlrun for claimant, IA ease No.
- nppo-rd the granting Of tins continu'
hnr",
Ihrr,u't held that the order Of con.
~nlldatinn In cases Ms. - and ~, san
Antonio lie las llueTtas grant be- set aside
aud granted u continuance IN case No,
2Gg, Ia case M -, the hearing was then
resumed and lini-h,SI
In case No. i33 Pueblo hr l.aguna land
grant W. the United state, claimed for
iul, Jn acres,
un melton NJ col Frost, Who repre-.
scents the claimants g. the CuhefO land
grant, having an interest In the lands
claimed by the iAguua Pueblo, the ease
wa, continued until the next term of the
court. NrS MrNlrau,
The fire companies at Silver city 'r"m
g. have fallen into a state of inuncuouS
ds-urtude. No meeting has been held Ia
choo,e chief II the lire department Ia
lie presented 10 the city council for The
appointment.
While fooling with siS-shoOieT at
Dpning. thr porter NJ the Harvey house
succeedsd In accidentally di~harging
the weapon, the tall hitting Mis- Ter
trude Humphrey ~ the -honId.i
The glorious Fourth will br crlrbI atrd
In grand style Ia Deming, A. the IN
of July wall fall on SUNDAY this year,
Saturday, the "a. will lie the day that the
town will celebrate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22

.HF C,IiIsN has received All imitation
H. alirni ,hr fourth annual run VI the
C"conl - ycllng cluh from Flagstaff, A.,
T.. To the Grand canyon oi the Colorado,
sept : toll. lsg7, +, ". Siss0n h presl'
drnt oi the club; Z, j, Meyer, hrsi Wee
pr sident; y, e, Reid, second vice presi.
dent, &. n Cohlr, captain, aud 5. 7 VI.
lio,t. secretary, The circular states that
"lhe roai Is gUh and level, IN the main.
althrug there are s"Ine hea'y grades on
II. Il winds among the fuothills aud
over the lower slopes of tho San fan.
cisco mountains for the arst twenty 10
twenty dive miles, passing through u hns
forest VI pine for this distance. The sue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22
silver CiIy Love Anair

love story 4 young man aud n girl
"a hammock the girl pla!fully puts the
Young m,n'- hat on her hrah-the young
man Kisses her the glrl don't faint -
two s,uls with hut single thought,
two fnol4 that think as one" Hut the
low part Is yet 10 cone-this same young
man promised another girl lesa than II
week ago that he would he true 10 her
yr4. true until death. lie meant II she
duu't i've too long. independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22

Anastacio iallega Ia Manuel Chavca,
warranty deed Ia land IN NJ Canyon,
John u. Mcdonald 10 4. \ Grant, war.
ranty decd To piece of land in Al6uquer'
que. ~ Nara4 hy 2'o feet; consideration,
80.
Juan Jose Srdill0 and wife a. Il. l., Gu'
tirrrr7, warranty deed to n piec" Of land
ia III town of Los ialtlrlLrias; consid'
Grafton. go
,lose Maria Iha,,2N M"'luo and wife
Ia Rnmuln \Nrlh warranty deed Ia u
interest "a lrhollrla grant confederation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22
= II>i COT >IIlN
what hanger" IT, /" Nu I,mh,ng
,ud Sh'titIg

h'i l'' iE"t' " a. tU So lahuhtng
'ud Sh'utug
\ -. i"rg"rr AMI -un. Edward came
~ from Las Vegas tu- morning on the
ir.HNrd passenger tram. and was ulrt al
~iYfgr-' European hy Nr- ErTgrrr. who
arrived last ugl from l.u~ lLImn~. They
NIL return Ia l.u- iuuA- uu the after.
noon tf"ighi, ~ On IN" passenger tram
tuiuuTIuN morning
Alf Berger" l. Ji-t Irum hI- Iduch. east
- thu cIlN, Hud hr .tAt"s that the laIuhiug
81 'l'~ sheep viii average more than luu
per r"Tt. Hud that IL" ~pTlng clip IT Wuul
Will l." Tar III rNr,-- ~ several years va~t.
He t. huout through -hraring. aLd hauled
overland L. l.anN Junction 2n'u pounds
IT wuul. which wn~ loaded un ears hui
shipped Ia If,r-s, blackwell y Co of Las
Vegas lie also stated that hr never saw
the country east IT the city, especially
the ranges uf ~" SaniiR aui MauZanu
mountains, ~ inner condition, aud the
many thousand sheep that gTaZr out
there rau not hr improved upon. there
hrlug plrnt ~ good water aud grass L.
max" them Fat and put them IN prime
condition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22
kUYA ' STATION.
NiL'r., ip's., kagNlS VI PytniaS. IN.
,yf'. o. o. o. 1 Chancellor
A T0ir DELIGHTFUL TIMI.


last r'"r.n, Wa. th" regular mrc'iut
nisu' -. Mln al lo'p" W I. Knight. (
i!t,,.-, ani !. as ,u,luuair tia, fraud
e w. ,.. uig c,u' To tho
.''. rN,t at gentleman
49, 'p"r Iri't e mrrt Albuquerque
-, '"r a. 81" zig" rcom Hnd thee
"a. &c. IA" i"ntIl Of m- visits 10 other
lodges nnl rNpmu what th'sr loigrS
""i doing.
A., tto rlu-" oi ,hr meeting ihe
gran c"A"r"lIo' al "a; the head OF tie
banquet board, ANA ~,Ih "a" members II
lh'i'h l"'g', hii,u"g VAIN Ma l'fani
h'iIl E''"'l' ah' seat Jnds" u r.
NiN"'' thJN"d t"paSl, after wnlch
l"Ar''I''''' A'"'n' 'diltd upon "rN,id
L. '.-i'"' 10 'nd'I- IA the iotio"
''d.i'
.-i hlur'ilpi, responded IT, icy
10 !. ate.
'r"Il' d" 'fl" "".-'l, f''r"ut,i 10
~ .u.i'.
.. 'tt' responded to -
IT. .... o. l","3i,
'IN '' 900 t'a,, responded Iu y
,' '.t'."'".
.'. '"."'' r'.r'nd"d To b! T. e.,
Co., ''"'I."
'h'''a Sc, tr-,pudcl H. ~ \.
.'.'.'. "'."Ht"
'..''.' '.d-', ,.-, 'hIrd ~ 10y W.
.H' / ell.
"l"'" g. ir.d 81 Ne" Mexico. ~.
-i"hhd !" ul uIan' chancellor Robert
M'"'nit.
'''''"''..'' N.'hI' Sp"h" al some
I'"S.i "'''' %. s'"nd cu'ht"'lof closed
Ia" I'IhAfN''
~. l"I" ~ 'f"~ as particularly uir
P'''"n'' d i''r I"lh ot Captain salt
hn'''" No. "''' q Timely anu effective,
"li'tlhg rap nf"u~ applause.
'' g." h'"'''ln MchinlrI In hl1 eN'
|"'' " ma - Va certainly moat EN-
I''' ,"hE 'h'hHi' lr dld not claim 10
h' "a" "'" g." ''-''f"dI! CAV" evidence
'"'' NJ h'"ii was III the work 81
'l'NhHhg Ih' "Td"r III Ne" Mexico
II" h'\hh'"d many original aud
'N''l'h' 'h"aH anu uIHN III" lodge To
pun nHI IhoUi""-'! ana ihhu"lTi0usly To-
g'lhet' ann thrt'b! Increase the mem.
tel mp tie pali glowing compliment
10 mineral I"dH"' "h''h h. had attended
trSu'"tI! "hIi" resident OF Albuqnrr'
que anu thaI'hh ltS members Tor the
@hPp"A '- representatives gave him ia
rl"Na'lhg hih 10 III" exalted title Of
s'"h' 'N"i'"llof' pom hIdorado L"dg".
y" l. 81 Las vegas which he Visited
quite recently he bestowed great praise
'of III" 'tiIcl"h,! shown 10y Them III their
degree WORK Tie advocated the organ
iL"'l"h oil The uniform branch, aud
Thought Mineral lodge capable Il main
tanning TINS rank, ~ also OF increasing
ilH membership 10 "Hp, double that regis
trfrd al present
Judging hy the general trend OF MIR,
Mrhllilr, : talk II Wa made clear TO all
present that The last session OF the grand
lodge made no mistake IN It's selection of
grand chancellor, who 10y his works, they
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22

ceeding twenty Ave miles lead through q
rolling prairie region, and Tor the re-
mainder " the distance the road runs
through he CoconnO forest, which here
skirts the rim VI the canyon ftr several
miles."
The start will be- made AT u o'clock n.
H., from the rooms " the COcnninO Cy.
cling club fhg4tan rhc sth. Wh and
10th will be -pcut Ut the cAnyon, aud the
return trip made "n the nth The club
will arrange aud meet all EXPENSES ~
the run, charging each participant Ell.
This Will include sleeping Accummda.
tluns at the canyon. meals rn route aud
transportation tor baggage not To exceed
twenty i've pounds, hut does not include
expenses at Flagstaff
PROM J-m', iI"i SpfinEs.
Jemez Hot springs. MAY Il. List Of
hathrr- AT the llNrllrSt health resort IN
the kocky mountains Mis-, Louis Hun.
ing aud Miss Lolita Tuning from Los
Luna-, II, r, Muorc 4. Furtin, y. Furtin,
Mrs tarlotta springer y Garcia. Andrea
r'tcn, Reyes Romero. tlhuqupfuue. Jose
Antonio Sandou,al aud wife. Aqua Ia
Jesus Montana and wife. Nacimientu,
Francisco Baca aud wife. Iirrnnlillo i. H.
ucero Gallup, james : Howard. silver
city, Jose Maria Munu,srtman. santa
r.
Mt-, Louis llunlug. who la, been ~ So.
riousl! III Tor n long time, aud arrived
here IN u very rmaciatcd condition, l. at
read, gaining strength And flesh, and the
distressing headaches aud insomnia have
disappeared h. II 10y magic
\. furlinA. u sufferer itom fhrumati -lh
when h. arrived here. /. ~ much i'm.
proved that he undertook t. clmh the
Hr-t side blun, AMI made the Jauut IA
about two hours
Mrs. fasqualA Atchaleta, n sister ~
Emsterio Arhulrta, dird Saturia, noon
from dropSy, and WAS buried from the
PRESBYTERIAN church here with yer, lm.
prrssiNr ceremonies .NrI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22

J 'ul llN'VG MNl'U u guarantee ul
health! crop. Everything IL far m,rr
advanced than at this time In previous
Years. -Four fine showers during the
week Temperature, maxi ~, MA
Imnm ~, sunshine lu I-r cent.
BlurNatcr j. >. Van Dutrn toiuw.
ing the precipitation II last ~. "
lave had u warm, growing w'rk " ,nu Il.
high winds some a'r yet plAutju 'pi
but generally the planting l. done Hui
~ are nov asking, what shall -. nn.
vest be-
EspAuulA Jimturry guh growing
week Frequent -iuNct, nrr -tafliu.
ihr gtA~s "a u, rarg,- The Rio ufauir
and other streams about here arc run.
nng bank full
Pennington. e WI tt N.MauI
clear. Al'alih growing upt'N Coca
mostly planted. ,mrd"n- i"luv we'll
Ftult shedding hlnpm Even, tree IN
,Itr county loaded WIth umt. Rivers are
hugh ENultnuy lnu,a.lr Tor pros.
p.rou- yea,
Fort u,,u # & \...II,,, I,,l,
l..I ,u IA. ,ih ir.r.,,,.i.,.. nm.
t.r Iluuirf an us ,ulu. a.l.us tIi.
Wrk. "ua-- sfuNIuS jmri,. ,rv- Cd,
,.u d., p,,' ,..
...i.,. r.u,. ufvr., \....., ....t..
"u lN. rug" at ruuuth lor m,fkr
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.,,!,,,,.. ll.,,I ,,,irp lror .
,a--,i.. "a on.ut .lRrrn m,,r- wa-t
ui l,lr. ihuuI.r .nrWrr here week
jas, r,.u uur n. growing crops.
La ',.r,., .. b. Nrulr lhr week
br hru N,.N ,.ln, ml rl.ur and TEN.
temperature $50. .. q. -rrr. un the 18th
md a." owe, 80, dr.trr, - The lfh.
~ rau TINS week. tI,p, ,r,A wei.
-ugtr h,r', have thor second wl.rl II
uaS e. AMI thhulng q, upW gpiug on
considerable Alfalfa hl, h,rn eat ana
shipped daring th,wr,h htih peaches.
plum. apiIr"t-, etc. nuk M,I and
thpund ~ large quantities
las vega, + H. larkur,. Local
showers ,nrrl da,. Nrn utlr hail. uu
iainng" 20 cro, IA lu, hrt kNrrltmLS
d'ing well PASTURES Ia good condition.
~ frost TO- lulurr irul but uu very warm
weather
lu- ilamp- VIM frAik Corn plant.
Iug rrsuuri uu the >lh AMI Is anuut
.on. splendid growing weather since
Vt report Heavy lhuuirr showers on
tie nh, accompanied b, slight hail.
~ Gamag, \llaIm, AMI IA Tact every.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22

\ ttw days ago fHt tIll/tN announced
that u popular bollrtmaker ot the At.
hntic y Pacific shops and u Young Iaiy
clerk would sOOn be united IN marriage.
The parties are Patrick Murphy aud
MtSs Lula Brown, aud the happy event
will take place AT the church II lm.
maculate Conception on Monday, June
u, nj HO'clock. They will spend their
honeymoon among the oraug" groves 1T
southern California, AMI lmE CIII/tN
extends congratulations IN advance,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22

th' thu- pulled III a, DN' huut men.
toned TIA nm"n, HoWu... h so been
90 ''..d t.'' 900 iN" o. b. 'r tic
n.tA IuiN'- between u,rI. Of" wal
a.r 'w 90. hu o.. u.rI W.. N,n
..t., lest ur.U
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22

Edward Schicffelin, who discovered tho
Tombstone mines In Arizona In 1877, WAS
found dead last Friday, May II, In his
cabin about twenty miles east ~ Canyon.
VILE, or. He was GA prospecting tour
AT H." time, anh hiS sudden death IL said
to have lasn dine tn heart failure.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22

Now Mexico has adopted the right kind
al mining law. Any person who in
making a location laps over those already
located may be- punished by line and im.
pri-onmrnt. This Is u hai law for claim
jumpers, but II mighty good one for bona
hide ,p"ctrrS Cripple Creek Citizen,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22

l.. A, Simpson, the civil engineer and
surveyor, accompanied by j. Il. Mcrowan
the ticket broker, left the city yesterday
Afternoon for san Pedro ani Golden
mining districts.
Mrs Anna Il, Smith. Of Columbus. who
arrived In the city u week ago " etincsday
last, returned 10 her ohio home yester.
day. The lady Is cousin Of L, T.. Bliss,
the singer,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22
Hush III" iIi'y'Ii-t

80 lar ~ IL" officers know. said
Mnr~hal furnnll this morning. wi.
liam Bush. the bicycle thief, has mad"
his ESCAPE good" h. marshal l. stiIl
under the impression that III" lhdi :
hIrSrir, which was taken away hy Hush.
viii turn ny hot great dl-tanr" from
tins ciN. II" has wired Ia all towns
Nr-i AMI south ~ the city, and the mar
shall hopes that hush viii hr captured
~ the next twenty four hours.
This afternoon, v. II Hahn received II
Telephone m"--agr from the Highland
house. stating that stray lahN'- tulum.
TIA iicNclr wa there awaiting an owner
Nr. Hahn answered the message by call
ing al the Highland HOUSE. aud wHs sur.
prl-ri H. lind the hirNrlr hnd belt which
Bush had taken from the firm un VI HhaN
night. MF James states that the hicyClr
WA left IN front NJ his house some tine
Monday night. and ~ he thought II h".
longrl b. some NJ H. hmtdrr- he took
the hlcirlr ~ AMI placed II with several
others. Last night. after reading rnE
tllI/EN aud uu unr claimed the hicNclr,
be- concluded that II belonged to ", II
Hahn y Co,
MIR, Hahn would like a. know now.
since Bush left the city without -trallng
ANYTHING, what punishment they could
lnillct upon HIM should 'r h" arrested
aud brought back.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22

'r-. \ l.. -,Hu-., u ~rrafrp. and
NllWr levy of sahImnl. aunt amt uncle
of Nr~ rr,urp trAuk. nru,ri hI nisht
tom the south huI todhH Arranged The
funeral ul Franco fnuk, who,r dralI
Wa chfuurlrd ~ lut llII/sN IT Nr-tri
lay altrruunn Fum,ral services vii h.,
conducted At the residence. Nc 80 Nuflh
tri street, th- Nrulug ats u'cluck, aud
lHn uutlu- viii bee taken t. Saluual tot
uulW 90 morrow morning, acruniIHnlrd
% ,N, h'r"h'ri wife. Mr lew and Mrs.
~tfaU--. IhrpaI'Ilt- AMI many relatives
W Nr-, Ffanh hrr TUNED IA the family
grt'ruri ~ ~ahlu,l aui II wa- her
wish that hrr husband bee huriri there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22

~ mage. lIIl tNkIii uIkDLlu
'.s 'a.,uus iurt upuuI iuy s.f.i AZ.
-'.., u' -.,tE, tNl .UNUtu, la..s
.u. lt.ut-, '.'pts SOLD ami L., ;
coded .- '.- latest auI greatest .
-. 80 1000 IT, '.rk ~ comm
s..I Nv 'NI WufArt- Credit gwen. g..
r.t t.t.l. .l''ifs 'f,t bro, al trash ,.
o., X ."I 90 BuuA- AMI utst 500 vrt ..
\ lf,-- 'H uI'U' ,ui i,ttiutN. fEblI
Npl Mpfhpl s'ir,t Philadelphia PEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22

The drowning Of q woman IL n shuas.
some sight Vet " u swim and cu-its.
ti,'iN painless and hiissiul compai, 70 M
pain aud agony suffered ioi many zee, NJ
many thousands ~ women Most M
suffering ,uluttd u, women may We t,,,.
a. one great tPgta,atirg set Of di,u.d,,
IN, woman Who does not take ptot,, ,,s
OF the organs distinctly feminine IL ,u,, N
y, .i,kiV nervous n'tml and tAci,d "a
pam She " untitled tut wtfrhuDd MI
noth,ihuud iv,ty woman owes " 10 ~
self to- lie strong aud healthy IN Rw INA, !,
way She NAV insure this " she y.
III, ptup,i itm,dN Il
The greatest Ut all medicines T., vs.,
and ~uii,iiug women IL ~ riciccs }, ava,
II, Prescription II acts directly VI. n a.
d,li,Nt, organ, that make wifchu,U ~
motherhood possible !, make h,,
h, lithN aud vigorous II cures all a,,s
ness aud disease II allays inGamr.,,p,
suulhcs pam and stops weakening Gnn
tn, Nerves become steady and calm IA
health Z, ,uutts IT. utiutal sway tho. gh,v
the system II prepares fOt ~ifchu. a..
motherhood over piu.n women ht,a 10,
TINED go II, marvellous virtues aud To-
dtuggtHa sell II
lguotan,r ui her own physical us,uf. /, A..
sIuu.i'ls i't gfrNt des' ~ the pain aut Al
i,nrs u't woman .uul'g.'s ~ -,
Inrmpu ~sus- Medical ADVISER IL a.. q
~ li.s' N.uk iot thu home II IL No :
NJ 'ssk shelves IT u,rt mtliuu Ars-,~
h"us'NH'is several ,hsp'r's 81 the T. 4,
devoted 60 ne i,,asrs aui veal nss.ss = h.
.'t.|us DISTINCTLY 20 minnie INttN wumar .ha.l
ftNl 30 q VOuiaius H,rf - pages ~ :
uHh .h'fiu q l1pcf coveted ,upN al. nj,
100 POS s'nAIuv D.. me ,ru' stsiuis g. 60. - a,
..... - 'utf.Iug Hr il NpfhI bi.t~ns4t, ~
du',n.. 10Th muding 81. desired .~nd ttu us,s
ntf1 lhtjtN one C,nts IN ALL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22

4 unw town p. lr wNUl unrl,u rltl
h,- hou stated roar Att.u, ono lpf
ur rulpu-r 10 .n'ug Wnrk t. the uurm.
pnri tuu lNuu-nnj nrl". arr bong
~, .ulu 'N.nr, unrt- Wuu Hh,' rilr
hiu,t vI. .. l.trrl o. giuN rri,n.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-19
One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That is what il was made for.

The largest fywheel in this country
used for mechanical purposes is forty
feet in diameter and weighs 1872, GOO
pounds. It would take seven men OF
average height standing on each 9TH
er's heads to reach the top Of the
wheel. Four hundred horse power is
required to move this monster When
the full power is on, point upon the
circumference of the wheel travels at
the rate of five and one third miles
every minute.
The wheel in question is a part of
the enormous plant of the Ohio Steel
Company, at Youngstown, in the
Buckeye State and was built by Will
liam Todd & Co., of the same place.
It is of cast iron, the rim being three
inch thick plates bolted together.
The engine driving this wheel has a
cylinder measuring forty-six inches
in diameter and sixty inches in length.
This engine is one of three used to
generate the power required to mill
the steel. The other two have fly
wheels weighing only IA, 900 pounds
each. In addition there are a number
of smaller engines, the total horse
power of which aggregates the res
pectable total of 5000.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-19
HOW A BOY SUCCEEDED.

Boys sometimes think they cannot
afford to be manly and faithful to the
little things. A story is told of boy
of the right stamp and what came OF
his faithfulness.
few years ago large drug firm
in New York city advertised for a
boy. Next day the store was throng-
ed with applicants, among them a
queer looking little fellow, accom-
panied by woman, who proved to be
his aunt, in lieu of faithless parents
by whom he had been abandoned.
Looking at this waif, the advertiser
said: "Can't take him. Places all full.
Beside, he is too small"
81 know he is SMALL said the wo-
man, ''but he is willing and faithful. "
There was twinkle in the boys
eyes which made the merchant think
again. A partner in the firm volun-
teered to remark that he 'Edid not see
what they wanted with such a boy;
he wasn't bigger than pint of cider"
But, after consultation, the boy was
set to work.
A few days later, a call was made
on the boys in the store for some one
to stay all night. The prompt res
ponse of the little fellow contrasted
well with the reluctance of the 9TH
ers. In the middle of the night the
merchant looked in to see if all was
right in the store, and presently dis
covered this youthful protege busy
scissoring labels.
"What are you doing?" said he. 81
did not tell you to work nights"
81 know you did not tell me so, but
1 thought 1 might as we'll be doing
something" In the morning the
cashier got orders to "double that
boys wages, for he is willing"
Only few weeks elapsed before
show of wild beasts passed through
the streets, and, very naturally, all
hands in the store rushed to witness
the spectacle. A thief saw his OPP
portunity and entered at the rear door
to seize something, but in twinkling
found himself firmly clutched by the
diminutive clerk aforesaid, and, after
a struggle, was captured. Not only
was robbery prevented, but valuable
articles taken from other stores were
recovered. When asked why he staid
behind to watch when all others quit
their work, he replied. "You told
me never to leave the store when
others were absent, and thought I'd
stay"
Orders were Immediately given
once more, Double that boys wages;
he is willing and faithful"
Today that boy is member of the
firm.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-19

life of the city Then he conceived the
idea of the exposition. He submitted
his scheme to several prominent bust
ness men, and they approved it. The
project was formally proposed to the
Commercial club, now the chamber Of
commerce, i'll paper describing the
general scope and character of the pro-
posed exposition. The idea was favor
ably received and the work of organi-
zation at once begun. Captain Smith
was made director Of works, and in that
position he has given the best part of
three years co making the project sue
cess
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-19
DR.. P. S. Henson so enjoys joke at

DR.. P. S. Henson so enjoys joke at
the expense of his friends that they
are only too glad to ''get one on him"
When he was lecturing in Knoxville,
Tenn, he was introduced by DR.. Car
ter Helm Jones. DR.. Jones related
how in passing along the street he
had seen the distinguished brothers
picture in many store windows. But
the most appropriate thing was the
accompanying signs. In one case, di-
rectly over the cheek were the words
sbrass- bound and RIBBED" in
another, just over the mouth were
these suggestive words, "open day
and night'' The one was hardware
store the other drug store. The
question is, Was this accidental Or
due to previous acquaintance with
DR.. Henson?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-19

What the Shakers of Mount Lebanon know
more about than anybody else, is the use of
herbs and how to be healthy. They have
studied the power of food. They nearly all
live to ripe old age. The Shaker Digestive
Cordial is prepared by the Shakers from herbs
and plants with a special tonic power over
the stomach. 1t helps the stomach digest it's
food, and digested food is the strength max
er. Strong muscles, strong body, strong brain,
all come from properly digested food. A sick
stomach can be cured and digestion made
easy by Shaker Digestive Cordial. 1t cures
the nausea, loss of appetite, pain in the stom-
ach, headache, giddiness, weakness and all
other symptoms of indigestion, certainly and
permanently. Sold by druggists Trial bot
tie, 10 cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-19

sensational. He is man of giant frame
and has shaggy hair and whiskers. His
voice is powerful and deep, and he is
not sparing of his abundant lung pow
er. Mr.. Mcneil began his career in
Edinburgh, where he attracted much
attention Then he was called to fash
ionable London church. This pulpit ne
resigned about five years ago, and since
then he has been a globe trotting evan
gelist. He always draws large audiences
wherever he goes and is probably one
of the most successful preachers in his
line now ON the platform.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-19
Father OF the Tennessee Exposition.

Captain William c. Smith of Nash
vile deserves the title of father of the
exposition which is now in progress in
that city and which is being held to
mark the centennial anniversary of
Tennessee's statehood. Captain Smith
has been citizen of Nashville since
boyhood and has always taken a great
interest in the growth and prosperity of
the city. After the panic of 1898 he de-
termined that something ought to be
done to revive the Frustrated business