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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-19

Automobile @asen. glus Bas
ris pernelbet man: Die oiesidbrioe
Ssabrrdoerssusi tpurbe bnr6 ben
Sanoelsminifter Boulder er0ffnet. au
Slenbeiten wies iie i'm @ansen re6t
tuenis auf, es p6re benn bic aross
Gusbebnuns, bic bic Nbtbeilun9 fir
Motorwasen eenommen bat. Tieien
identte benn Boulder aud feline beIoa,
6ere aufmertIamfeit. Namentli9 Iie6
ct ii9 einen gan, ueuen @alapaeen,
ber mittelft elettriider Gftumulatoren
betrieben fuiro, In allen feineu Gin,
selnbeiten erfldren. Gr beities Johann
ben cit zines Wtotormdsel9ens unb
tanb bieisn 70 bequem, baB er beman
bernb ausrief: .Da fist man iiderer,
ole auf einem Miuiiteritublel- Serr
Boulder mar in Die 8eii4tisuns Der
ausitellnns 70 pertieft bas tr barp4
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6abD's

Die 111iffon unieres Baby III
81 wa4fen. Disfsm Ydnoelhen
pom Giebe = baIb Spiel, balb
Craum - gilt jeoe binsusefdste
l1nse pon Sleifa ais permebrte
GlddfeIisfeit uno 9ebaslidteit.
Sett 81 fein III Der 9eweis Don
pelIfommener 6sfunobeit, Be.
haslihfeit, 6utmdtbisteit unS
9abY.Shonheit.
6cott's Emulsion nit
unterphcsphcrfaurem Sal, III In
leihtefter form Ole bette fsttnab.
rune, weIde oas Baby nur baben
fam. Gs perpelltdnSist seraSe
6as, was 6as Baby in serp6bn.
lider uahruue uid,t babsn fam
un6 hilftihm iiber ihmdhe punfte
gu pollfommener 6efun6beit.
80 Gents unb Sl.oo.
scorr 6 BowxE, Chemists, New Yorh
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Gin aSabres gpriidbmprt.

''9aihts 1T 70 erfclsreid, fpie Gr,
fcls." Diele 8ehauptun9 lit ME be1s
fer betpieien als fpie burh ben @rfclg
BON Or. 8ull' 8 Souitcn GDrup. Diele
wuncertare MebSin furirt jeben Sal
pcn @rfdltuna Nniten unb 8rdune in
Der tllrSeifen 3eit unb INNER NIT Grs
fclg. Srau 8. SO. Nid,arbs, 2214 6.
Cumberland Ctr, ptilabelphia, pa.,
fd,reibt: "cSd, babe Or. 8ulre Soulten
SYrup felt 9 Sahren I'M @ebraua unb
fanb i'm Elm flderes Mittel segen
Srdune. SD braudlte i'm 1T ben
fdlimmften Sdllen unb rattle alien
Weuttern baHelbe gu tbun. (" Or. .8uPS 8
Sniten Snrup fcItet ttur 25 @ents.
gerludt fein onberes Wlittel Icnocrn
bleibt bel benz alten une bewdhrten Or.
Snps 6uiten SDrup uno ihr tperbet
ME entdulht lein.
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G8 fpnft.

Gar hduHa ipuGt eS tn unierer irbii6en Sltfe, TN
a6rper, febr gu unferem 1nbebasen; BITE bbfen @ets
fer ber gerppfuns unb 8tlisd tretten ttr uutetmz
It'd Weieu. Die sarfsen GeietIen t6unen i&nea se.
bannt iperben burdb ben nd&tsen 3auberer, Soifets
ter's Masenbtttsls. @dbrenb bteies por3hslide Gr@
wei@unssmttteI BITE Gtnsepeibe erIetatert une bte
9eber result, beprft es ntemalS ME bies BITE bras
fttfa wtrtenten abfIbrmtttel tbun, @@merBen TN
9eib unb eS f@md4t bic 8erbauuns8prsane ntdt
Dte Wirtuns bes 8ttter8 1T I'm @esentbet senau bies
elbe, pie penu BITE @atur fdb ielbt btlft, nnb bte
bitalen Orsdae pbne 3pans tbre Sdulbtstett tbun.
Dies II Der bette 8eweis, bab es Butrdslter IT, ses
baben dber6tes imlner mur poriibefaesence girfSna
pdbrenb beren fie @9mer;en perurSaden. BET 0erz
Walaria uno Rterenleiben,
&beumatt8mn8 unb Nerrofitdt ntmmt ba8 Bitters ben
hb9fen &ans nnter alien her Wtfeni& aft betannten
6etlmttteln elm.
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clone Star im Sabre 1897.

9Ntt benz Sabre abtsebnbumbert
nenn5t8 unb feds
ST eS-bem 9intneI iet 0ane - nun
,,eE"
SIT ntdt btel banttt lpe 8etueien,
gEie tu:r Mlle erlebt nno seleien;
Soffentltd5 tutrbs, ibr 2eier, tbr liebem,
8etier TIM Sabre ueunsis unb iiebem!
Sic Musiid5ten finS ia aud 8ama ber=
8nd8lid,
Wfamd)e uneimen iD8ar Dprsiialih.
Hub nmr be 8i6er BON 9rofefiipu
Mnrr'n, Safs cs uidbt nieI befer idbDu!
8a!S fibt anf bent gtuble als Yr6fi=
benf,
Ser Waun, ben man Wtcsttnleg uennt,
ltnb beieittet nit Q1iiroe unb @ra-
bttit
9ie alte sStmans. .Galamtt1t.
ltmo fprat, bah burd, 31le in aller
gtille
ltmcIe cams 8eutel itb tpieSer title.
ghpm TIT bas 0ertran'm tpieoer ber.
geftellt
Sod ieblt'S nod leiber an benz ...
&leingelb.
Mber boffemtlidb redbt balo idbpn
2ebbaiter tptrn bic gtrcnlatipm.
3n iuttnfdbem iudr'S. BAH bas and In
ber N1be
Sn benz LOnesStarsG Gtaate 9eid3&be.
1lnN N0fs I'm 43iilne nDriif1er Sfsanm
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Smpfuns bes 0ftnbbiebs.
NQneru hot nIS erftpr GSfnot hponnf,ptt

IS III uNB Oee WtHDDteD o.
Bapern bat oils eriter Gtaat besonnen,
bas gorbanSeniein bon Tubertuloie
beim Rinbuieb bur9 Tuberfulins
impfuns su erproben. Sn 1895 ipurbe
bic Guberfultnprobe in 1882 @eb1ften
an 54O2 9ainbern porgenommen uub
3lDar OH 1041 gtieren unb S6ien,
1924 aiiben, Tie Sunsrinbern unb
l2l adlbern. Son bieien 5402 9robet
hatten (ab9eieben BON Ra6impiangen)
2O09 ein politines, 2796 elm negatives
uno 597 elm sipeifelbaftes GrgebniB;
In neun 3ebutel aller Sdlle seitattetet
alio bic mad ber ,Smpfung berpors
setretenen Gri6einungen ben GGlus
auf oas @orbanbeniein ober Nidtpors
hanbeniein Der quberfuloie. Dteier
S4lub ipuroe binmieberuin in flint
Se9itel bon allen Sallen, in ipel6en
bic 9eimpften 1b;ere sei6la9tet ipare
6en ais ri9tis beitdtist. 8On ben
3hteren init entidiebenem (poiitipem
ooer nesatiuem) 9mpferfols ipurben
ndmli6 706 9eidladtet, unb es ergab
ji9 bierbei in 5sS Der Sdlle Elm NIT
benz Smpfersebniiie iibereiaftimmenber
Grfols. Demnu9 belebt bereits bel
einmaliser Smpfun9 brei @iertel
@abri6einli6teit, baB bur9 bic Guber.
tulinprote oas @orbanbeniein ober
0ddtoorbanoeniein Der 1ubertuloIe
wirtli9 ermittelt ipirS. Dabei 1T aber
gu bemerfen, baB in elmer slnsabl ron
Sdllen our6 3ufall ipdter ni6ts mebr
iiber oas fpeitere Sdidial bes @eiunb.
beitSSuitanoes Der seimpften Qbiere ct.
fabren werben fonnte.
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Sas enSe etnes aauuberfinbes.

slus 1leapel ipirb aemelbet: Sn
einem 6otel bat iid Der befannte 6iter<
rei9i6e Re9enfiinlller Morie Sranfl
bur6 einen Nepoloerl9uB t0btli9 per>
munoet. Ct tuurbe lterbenb in bas bors
tise Spital sebrabt. Sn binterlailenen
8riefen an ben 8iirsermeiiter bon
Oeeapel unb ben Siterreidii6<unsas
ri59en &oniul CAB er ttn9liidlide Qiebe.
au einer Neapolitanerin ais llria9e.
bes Gelbitmorbes at. glud na9 @ien.
iinb Briefe Trantls selanst, unb einen
BON bieien, BET biosrapbii9en Snbals
tes lit, entnimnt bie pN. Sr. Br.@
Solsenbes: rMeit1 Name" be-
9innt Der l1nsliidli6e-.iit Moris
Srantl. Sd bin 3u Siinffirden in l1ns,
earn I'M Sabre 1872 seboren. @9on'
in metner ainbbeit entbedte 1nan in.
MIR bie 01aturgabe, NIT BET i'd mid
probu3irte. Sd bereiite mebrere QdnberI
uno bate bic Sire, mid bot benz
aonig bon 0sumanien In Der Reden>'
funft 3,t probu3iren. IuBerbem CAB i'd
Dor nielen boben 4eri6nli9feiten Gors
itellungen. S2ad fedsldbri9en ReilenI
fam i9 i'm Sabre 1884 in bic G9ule.
Sm Sabre 1883 lieB i@ mid fret>
tpillis our 0iterreidii9en &rieesmarine
als s9iffsiunse aiientiren, In fpel6er
Stelluns i'd 3ebn Monate blieb. GannI
tuarbe i1 Mlatroie pierter Glaiie. Gls'
folder lteB i6 mir mebrere srobe Cub
rbinationS<1erletnn9en nnb tpegen
fdledter 9ebanbluus Der Bel1lieber
i'm @@efansenbauie iosar etne
Observation-Disclosures au 99ulben torps
men. Sd irurbe bierfiir su iieben
Sabren i9iperen 9erfers perurtbeilt,
lpooon mir iebud in Solse gutter 9luf.
fiibruns 10 Wonate na6gefeben tpurs
ben. Sd riifte bann aitr Srieesn,arine
mad Bola ipieber elm, ipurbe ober balb
barauf entlaiien. Sd tpollte ni6t gu
9auie bletben, mo mid Seber fannie,
unb faBte ben 8lan, mad airita aus
3uipanbern. Sd sius nod Neapel, I'm,
mid na9 Ports0latal ein3uidiifen.
9ier ip,troe mir aber meine aanae
8aarifaft seitobleu. gluBerbem bate
Id aud nod bos rnsliid, mid In cine
Neapolitanerin su perlieben. Sd fano
bel ibr @e9euliebe, fab aber ein, baB
mir uns llnnl6gli9 anseb6ren fDnnten.
MBseitimmt iber oieles uneliid, taae
i'd mir na@ Gbien6un9 bieies 8riefes
eine 9usel In ben aopf, barnit mein
@lenb ein Gnbe bat. "-Sn ben 70er
Sabren erreete Sranfl alS fleiner
anabe babur9 Gufieben, baB er bic
i9pierisiten &edenoperationen burd,
fiibrte unb fompli3irte matbe1natii9e
Gafsaben NIT perbliiffenber @i6erbeit
unb g@nellisfeit l6ite. Cine geipilie
Nerpolttdt mar ibm tros ieines iusenb,
li6en, froben @elens INNER eisen.
Ser ffeine girtuoie tpurbe bur9 aller
9erren sdnber sebest, 10 baB ipeber
@eiit nod G0rper se6eiben fonnten.
Wdre Der unsfiidli@e, Der NUN Elm 70
trasiides Gnbe sefunben, in ri9tise
miiieni9aftfide 9abnetl selsntt NOR,
BEN 10 batie er auf matbentatii9em
@sbiete ptelleidt 9erpOrrasenbes se>
leiltet.
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@. &. q mm A,
9tspeptifer !!

Werindst v@alts Sautrine"; es itarft
Garen Wfa8en ano bef5rbert bic Der.
oanun8. 90 beftsbt aus coueentrir.
TEN Mals unb @Opfen nab tuirft
n t d. { beramiMeuo. Dr6partrt bon
oer Mnbenfer 8nim Sreiutns &c.,
ct. &Onts, Wsu.
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NaIt Wutrime

TT ieSer Wfntter ober S&enfamme sa
empfeblen eS bcftebt aus eomcemtrtr.
TEN wsaIs ane Sopfen ame iutrft
n I da { beranidenS. Vrdpartrt bon
Der anbeniersSnidb 8reiuina &c.,
ct. xpmie, Wfp.
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N}alt : Nttfritte

belebt OaS Slut nnb erbdft Den a5r.
per tn boiler araft ; es 1T baa bpr5ii8=
it@fte 9unte tn Der 0Selt. praparirt
bon ber Mnbemier 8nidb Bresutmg
Co., ct. XouiS, MD.
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Sn bemielben 2ofale befnbet fid elm
Sit &' unb u Mmftern, NJ a rft.
Sdglib sroBe Nusmabl ton friiden
Gif9en, auhern, Milb. @efHgel
aler Nrt. SeIepbon 399.
8efeQuageu fur Gleif9 unb Slid &C.
tDerben tn irgenb einem 8beiIe Der
6tabt fret obgeliefert.
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q. Vpbetuils, @afb Grocer.
6rif9e Waareu, niebrige preiIe,
prompte abIieferuug. Gin 0eriu9 ers
beten. 1888 Stib. .alamosStrobe, @fe
@amargo. 8elepbon 433.
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3pbiem! Sphleu,

Die Southern gis Rompasuie Der.
tauft bic beRen Snbianer. 8 3erriioriums
aoblen; oues grobe Slide. Sel. l46.
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sanS llnb sor bes bereititebenben 9un&s
uer9aB, Der besbalb au6 aus benz gro,
sramm seltri6en iperben muBte.
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Ole @n3abf :Iler Gbinelen
in Stem Dorf ullh oen ansren3enben
Srten miro auf 10000 seidatt.
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lteber bic @eiAGftslage
9emt1Mlan6

duBert fid Der ioeben perDifentli6te
Sabresberi9t Der 0amburger 6anbelss
TANNER TO:
rDas 5eutfde Wirtbl9aftsiabr 1896
TT erH6tli6 bur6 eine rege 3bdtigteit
/ in fat allen 3meigen Der Snbuhrie
ousgeaei9net, BITE f9 In benz lebbaften
Iertebr auf ben giienbabnen uns ben
WaRerfraBen iowie in ber 3u einem
erbebli9en Sbeil auf fie 3uriid3ufabren.
| ben @rb6bung bes @eIbfanbes uiebers
fpiegelte. Nu9 bic INNER AT ar6Berer
8ebeutnng bsranwa@ienbe 9ambursi.
fd3e Snbuftrie bat on ibr npllen MntbeiI
gebabt. Wenn In bieiem Sabre nidt,
ME es fonit tn 3eiten lebhafter inbns
ttrieuer Sbdtigfeit au gei1eben pfiegt,
bic preife Der Sabritate erbebIi9 geffies
gen finb, bemgemdB ber unternebmer.
geminn, sumal BET ben pielfa1 gesteigerz
ten Arbeitsl6bnen. bur9gdngig ein
bef9eibener geweieu ift, 10 entipridt
bies Der aagemeiuen gntuideIuua umb
bat bas @ute, BOB babur9 elmer ueber.
treibnng In Der Musnubung ber gaufiis
gen Gage entgegengemirtt unb NuSfid)t
auf ldngere Oauer berielben perftdrtt
wirb. Weun bon ber 2anbmirtbi@aft
ni9t elm gleihstiltigeS Bib uie BON
Der Snbuftrie au enttperfen III unb Der
Getretoebau In Seuti9lanb wie in allen
dlteren 3ulturitaaten ,iuter bem niebri.
gen @tanbe Der leBten Sabre leibet, 10
mebren f@ bod bic 8eri6te. nod
benen bic f9 nielfa9 berporgebrdngens
ben febr trtben S6ilberungeu fart
abertriebeu iinb unh In pielen @egen.
ben Oeuti6lanbs aud beute nod Der
tii9tise 2anbmirtb ieiu gutes Mnstom.
men finbet. @s III au boffea, baB bic
aud obne 8erfaatliWuns Der @etreibe.
ginfubr i'm boriseu Sabre eingetretene,
unb In bieiem Sabre fortgef9rittene
grb6bung ber @etreibepreiie bieie Weu.
buns bef6rbern unb 3uslei9 Der 2ano.
wirtbiGaft bic @eiunbuug erlei@tern
nerbe.
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- Ser Wtann, Der INNER In ieiner
&ebe einbdIt, nm na6subenten. mas er
fasen mil. iagt feIten. mos ct bentt
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yaNa8es8tuette aMer Mrt
Rad unb bon Guropa

SEPT iit bie 3eit. 9idets su iamfen
unb Werwan6te unb 8efannte aus ber
alten 6eimatb beriibertommen au IaKen.
Wegen geuauer SnfOrmation tpenbs
mon fd on
10. s. DoamG
generalsp paHasiersagent bet Mallorp
Damtfer 2inie,
523 @ah 6oufon StraBe, San an.
tonic, 8egas.
Dft3ieller agent fiir ale europdi,
f9en Oampfer Qinien.
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Maattbies 8ros. Tleiid5er,

I'D. 0Ud OF'p U 0 DnsSt BE,
9tur has boraiisli9fe &inbs, Shaf.
un6 e&weinefeif9.
Spe3ialitdt: Suuges 3albHeiid.
Aue Nrten bon Wurf. Sdinten,
3unse. S9maIs &c.
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= Oie Wot WiIIinerp 6 o m.
paap bertauft wesen llm3u9s ibr
gan5es Waareulager BON Wobetpaaren
auer Nrt, 6titeu, GOrfets, Banb, Gpis
Ben &C. aum &oftpreiie aus.
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Ser @irmarr oer ct. Wearp gtraBe

Der QSlrlDarr 0er ct. Wl9r1 StraBe.
Die Beiitmmung bes NppelIationss
@eri4ts In bem Sale @ranbiean bs.
bic Stabt beweifi mieberbolt, pie mid.
tig es lit, einen Mbfraet anfertieen au
laRen. Sn Oieiem Gaae bat bic Sta6t,
obne ben Sitel na6ieben su IaFen. bos
@igentbum an Der @t. Marp straBe
ssu anseblid ulpRss 8ranbiean fir
8erbeRerung83msde condemned"
mdbrenb es in Mirtli6feit 6rau Marp
8. @raabieaa geb6rte. Diefe8 Ser.
fdumnib bat bic Stabt bereits $35. 900
gefofet nebif anberen Nebentofen.
@s III baber allen Sdublern tn @runb.
eigentbum. ober @elbleibern an3u.
ratben, Nt9ts su ristiren obne einen
auuerldifsen Ibfiraet ober NGte, tpel6e
bic 8erar Nbftraets @efeIIs
f6aft, berea Office iebt i'm vSailp
@TpreB": :@ebdube 1T, anfertisen tann.
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Sauienbe bon Hbeumat,smus Gdls
len finb bur9 @imer mnb Mmemb'S
0e5ept 0su. 2S5L sebeilt uorben.
4lle 2eibenben iollten eine 6Iai9e bas
bon beriu9en.
6. j.. S@mibt, 9ouHon, Ser.
IQeinige Ngenten.
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gsa9 eiiSeI.-zdsIi4.


gpuntain 8abn, unbRa
GRempbi 2ous nnbu ueter ~S~
2aoo grbnbune nit
W. G. RGgBY, StdetMgenk G. d.. STONE
ates @eduo Glamo
W. GRIsAMoRE ssmSe 5ra4t als gofOfF
e.
SenI 8ra3 gsr gas as saeaia 1
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uuman gue e6lafwasen uen an antono H. ST. Souls Ohue
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01

ments of purchasers abroad, so that our
farmers can learn what foreign buyers
demand"
The most important work in which the
animal industry bureau has been engaged,
he says, is that looking to the destruction
of the cattle tick, for which it is believed
that an agent has been found in petro-
leum product, known as paraffin oil, in
which infected cattle are dipped.
But the secretary is inclined to doubt
the effectiveness and utility of the present
system of reporting crops. 1t says it is
extremely cumbersome, and recommends
the employment of principal statistical
agent in each state. The report on the
whole makes good showing for the de-
partment, and the recommendations are
timely and practical.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
The Smallest House In Paris.

The house which is announced to be the
most diminutive in Paris ia in fact the
smallest, the slimmest, the most remarka-
BILE structure within the limits Of any city
In any civilized portion Of the world. 1t
is 80 Rue du Chateau d'Eac. This struo-
ture was built about 40 years ago. 1t oc-
cupies the ground space Of an alley that
ran between It's neighbors on either side,
now respectively 81 and Il. Its actual
width is feet, its depth feet 1t Is two
stories high. The ground floor has for 40
years been the shop and workroom Of a
single shoemaker. The upper story oom-
municates with Al, and is now used as the
recipient of the cradle of q baby years
old. The baby has slept here for two
years, Its father and mother occupying the
adjoining room in Al. The entire proper
ty on which 80 and Al are situated has
considerable area, the principal entrances
being at SO Rue du Faubourg st. Ger
main. Forty-one is the principal rear en-
trance. New York Journal
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
M PleAsurable Authorizations.

The lesson was from the prodigal son,
and the teacher was dwelling on the char
scter Of the elder brother
But amid all the rejoicing" he said,
"there was one to whom the preparation
Of the feast brought no joy, to whom the
prodigal's return gave no pleasure, but
only bitterness; one who did not approve
of the feast being held and who had no
wish to attend it. Now, can any Of you
tell me who this was?"
There was breathless silence, followed
by vigorous cracking of thumbs, and
then from dozen sympathetic little gen
fuses came the chorus:
PLEASE, sir, it was the fatted calfl"-.
Aberdeen journal
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
A HEARTLESS THING.
She Said Her Husband Was. but There
Were Others.

She Said Her Husband Was. but There
Were Others.
"See here Joe Naggley there's just one
thing want to ask you," said Mrs. Nag
gley just as her husband had lighted his
pipe and settled himself comfortably for
an hours rest and peace.
"All right" he replied "Ask away" !"
ooh, yes Answer me in that utterly
Indifferent way! l never knew you to take
the slightest interest in anything had to
say! But want you to give me direct
and truthful answer to this question and
not meet it with the contempt and ridicule
with which you meet nearly everything l
say to you. Other wives are treated with
respect when they ask question or prefer
request, but I-oh well, I'm used to it!
What / want to know, Joel Naggley, Ia
simply this: If l died, would you give my
children some silly, foolish unfeeling
young thing for stepmother? Now would
you or-oh, yes, would laugh if l were
you'll Never man laughed at the woman
he lovedP
"But l might have known better than
to have asked the simplest question of
you'll might have known how you would
laugh and jeer and sneer at me! What!
Any man would laugh at such question
as that? You are mistaken, sir! A true
man, a man with the first atom of feeling,
would meet such question with sympa-
thy and would give his wife the satisfac-
tion of knowing that her wishes would be
respected in his choice of a second wife,
but you-what I'll live to be great
grandmother yet? Yes, you are afraid
that will, that's what you are will if
can, can tell you that You shall never
carry out your intention of bringing some
light headed, silly thing here to undo all
that I've done for our children and make
them as silly as herself You've as good
as owned up that you would marry that
kind of a wife, and I've felt for long
time that you would; but you'll get the
chance first
"My lungs are not strong and I've had
a good many symptoms of heart weakness,
but What! My tongue is all right2
After such deliberate and brutal insult
as that decline to sit another minute in
the same room with you. will go up
and sit with the children, who will never
have stepmother if the Lord will only
give me strength to endure your cruelty
until the children are old enough to go
into houses of their own! Then shall
die gladly You heartless thing l'-New
York Sunday World.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE.

Secretary Wilson, of the department. of
agriculture, has made his annual report
to the president. One of the most i'm
portant recommendation made by him
is that agents for the department should
be sent to every foreign country where
the United States have embassies, aud in
referring to this subject, he says:
"We are endeavoring to get imforms-
tion from foreign countries with whom
We compete in the markets of the world,
regarding crops and prices. We are also
taking steps to ascertain what crops are
grown on different thermal lines, 80 that
brought to this country to assist in the
diversifcstion of our crops and add to
their variety. There is necessity for
American agents in every foreign country
to which we send representatives, who
have had education in the sciences relat-
ing to agriculture"
Secretary Wilson thinks the department Mt
should be enabled to place the result of
important operations at agricultural COL
leges before the entire country, $50 that
the farmers of each state may get the re-
suit of the good work done in other
states"
He refers to the efforts of the depart
ment to extend the foreign markets for
our dairy and live stock products, which
he thinks can be done by making the for
eigners familiar with them.
Mr.. Wilson says the department will con.
tinue its pioneer work in the encourage
ment Of the sugar beet industry, and ex-
presses the opinion that the country will
within few years raise all the sugar it re-
quires. He expressed the opinion that
nearly all of the $3s2,OoO 900 sent abroad
last year for sugar, hides, fruits, wines,
animals, rice, fax, hemp, cheese, wheat, bar.
ley, beans, eggs and silk might have been
kept at home. He also thinks the United
States should grow their own chicory,
castor beans, licorice, mustard, opium,
etc. With reference to horses the score
tary says:
"The American farmer can raise horses
as oheaply as he can cattle; we have
heavy and profitable export trade In cat.
tie, and may have an export trade eq ually
heavy and profitable in horses. The de-
psrtment is gathering facts regarding our
horse industry at home, and the require
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01

LAS VEGAS correspondent informs
the NEW MEXICAN that in political circles
in the Meadow city they are very hope
full. 1t is we'll understood that as soon as
an opportunity offers the governor will
appoint John 8. CLARK of that city, to be
superintendent of the penitentiary. The
knowing ones say that it is sure thing
that Jefferson Reynolds is to be appoint
ed territorial treasurer, and then again
ex-Probate Judge Manuel O. de Baoa is
a candidate for the office of superinten-
dent Of public instruction, now held by
Placido Sandoval, also from San Miguel
county, and that Mr.. Baca entertains
strong hope of seeing his desi.es crowned
with success. The New ME11cAN gives
these items as news, without vouchipg for
them, except that IL believes that the
appointment of Mr.. CLARK has been fully
determined on and will be made as soon
a. tho governor thinks the proper time
has arrived.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01

A CHANGE takes place in the Las Cruces
postoffice today, Miss Mary Cuniffe as
suming the duties of postmistress, vice
Mrs. Simona Stephenson. Miss Ounlffe
held the position for several years under
moved by the Cleveland administration
for daring to carry United States flag IN
a Republican procession In the 1892 cam
paign. Miss Cuniffe gave complete
satisfaction while in charge of the Office
before and will again prove competent,
honest, faithful and obliglng official. She
was strongly Endorsed by the best people
of the community for the Office and fully
and justly deserved reappointment.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
troops.

ACCORDING to the Albuquerque Citizen,
there is blood on the moon between Dis
trict Attorney Finioal and Judge Collier.
The Citizen remarks as follows upon this
80 far bloodless war:
at Is horse and horse between Dis
trict Attorney Finical and Judge Collier.
The judge is trying to remove Finical
and Finical is sure that the Judge will
soon be removed"
Judge Collier should leave we'll enough
alone. He has had mighty soft snap of
it these past four years and ought to
be we'll Satisfied, that he ls still in Office.