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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-21

81 fear it would do no good 70 appeal
to him." John replied. 81 don't know
what to do, doctor I'm sure. Ny poor
wife must have attention, but I am not
able to even SO much as pay you for
your attendance"
"Never mind about me, Green" the,
old doctor replied. Don't worry about
my pay I'll attend her and d0 vs. hat
ever is in nv power 70 benefit her, and
you can pay me when you are able.
Thore won't be any trouble on that
score"
John went like a child at these words
1t was the n'st time he had heard such
for three ar loGr long years, and he had
CON 10 H"lio~e all mankind hcsrtless.
II had ielt all alone in the world and
thGu~lt that Of all the millions of souls
on earth, not enc had q feeling OF sym
pathy for himself and family, And now
to meet with such Kindness, and TO
hear sdca gelerous language from the
lips of a stranger, touched Johns heart
deeply Lie reached out and took tbs
doctors hand in his, and as the big tears
rolled down his swarthy cheeks he cried
"IIow can ever thank you, doctor
for such kindness? How can I ever re-
pay you for such generous conduct?'
"Come, come Green" said the doctor
with embarrassment, don't act so,
Lets not be children. Why, why it's
nothing Come, rally up, man, and be
quiet"
The old physicians tone and manner
were so frank, quiet and unpretcntious,
that John was struck bythem, and they
acted on him like a soothing potion. In
a little while he became calm again,
aud as the doctor talked ON, always in a
cheerful, confident tone, Johns spirits
revived and something Of his fear and
dread forsool him.
Eve can't have everything in this
world that we want" continued the
doctor, 80 we have TO do the next best
thing, and get along the best we can
with what we have; and | guess Wen
| get along well enough"
So he put out the medicines for his
patient, saying as he did so that he
never liked to give prescriptions to the
drugstore, because the medicines there
were not always fresh, and the drug
gists were not always careful in COM
pounding them, thus unostentatiously
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-21
CHAPTER XIV.

John was. Of course, compelled to
give up the idea of going east in quest
of employment. He could not think of
leaving his wife. He waited day after
day and week after week, hoping
against hope for happy turn Of affairs.
The doctor had written his letter to
Blatchford, but no reply came, and
after month of waiting all hope of
any was abandoned.
Mary continued in precarious condi-
ton, ana all through the long days her
life hung in a balance. The good old
doctor was faithful in his ministrations,
but the dread malaria had gained 50
firm hold on it's victim that it was
difficult % make an impression on it.
John and Louise shared the duties of
nurse, and often through the sad, sol
emn nights John sat out the hours by
the side Of his sick wife, and in the
solitude and loneliness his thoughts
ran back over the events and scenes
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had relented, and again opened his
heart to receive his child With trem-
bling fingers, and fast beating heart,
she drew the letter from its cover and
began to Gcvour its contents. But soon
the flush of hone died out of her face,
and shadow Of sorrow and grief deep
er than any it had ever worn succeeded
The letter was not from her father,
but from lady of her acquaintance,
who wrote with more zeal than discre-
ton A portion of it was as follows:
''Your father is well and apparently con.
tented His wife is all he can desire, / SUI
pose since he bows TO ner will IN all things
She has her way in the home and the business
and she needs but to hint q wish to haveit It graf
lied. She has brought her sisters chill.
dren, three in number to live with
her and OF course your father supports
chem. The two youngest, girls, he keeps
in college, while the other, young man grown,
he has taken into the bank with him. making
him partner in the business Your father and
his wife are active members of Reverend
Wheedler's church. and she is one Of tho most
devout members Of the congregation. The
young man whom your father has connected
with him in the bank is somewhat rakish, aud
think very unprincipled He spends money
lavishly and of course it is your fathers
money, for he has none Of his own.
lie has just returned from stay OF several
months in the west, and has married the
daughter OF q merchant here. It's my opilion,
though, that he did not marry for love buJ Tor
money. think, from what have learned. that
he met some one out west whom lie loves Your
father made a great dinner on the occasion OF
the wedding, inviting all his wiies relatives.
was there, as was also Rev. Whecdler The
minister pronounced it most enjoyable rect
ing, and l wondered II he noted your absence,
or remembered that you were a stranger tS
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08

It seems to you that that
tickling, hacking cough is all
in the throat. But your doc
to- Ill tell you that this SEN
sation is often deceiving. The
cough is often the signal Of
deeper trouble in the bron-
chiai tubes or in the lung
tissue Itself. These infamed
membranes can only be
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Sagebrush Tea.

G. G.. Goodwin in tie Salt Lake
tea: A dispatch from Boise City said
Prof. Henderson had gathered two
bushels IF 81 valuable herb called ''tin
Piute,' to have it analyz1d. There is
nothing new ABOUT the discovery. The
Indian name for it is "tenpi,' which
is likewise the Shoshone name for n
serious ailment. STEPPED into a tea
and drank in large quantities, that is
say eight OF ten glasses aday, it would
we think prevent anything like q fever
in this latitude, and be a mighty 1e.
lief in all acute attacks The writer
of this Once slept on the ground one
March night and next morning could
hardly bend a joint. but four quarts
OF "tempi' tea drank that ext 3d.,
wrought a complete cure. 1t grOW7 ~
the acre in Nevada.
There is another quality about the
sagebrush which the Judge has over
looked and hat is the fannie acid it
contains. II not only contains the
best fannie acid known, but it also
carries with it an oil which in com
bination win the tannin makes the
leather sott and pIIable. The time
will come when the extraction Of tan
mic acid from the sagebrusA will be
one OF the leading Industries Of thi-
State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08
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so pairs ballbearing bicycle shoes
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The World consider that tnaTei- 10
doubt that Bryan viz bn tie Pcesi.
Dental candidate of the D~rnf'c,atjc
party in 1900. !. prir's replies 70
ceived from the c~hairnInn 0t Il, D,m
ocratic commit "eo e fourteen West
ern and Soutt m States, ali Of Which
say that the Sil,er pH'ty in heir heal
tiles are irrv'as;uN j.. strength and
that Bryau ~r"'aius ri. noli on ali ms
old followers anl is coustaLtly gain
ing new ones. They all predict dis
nomination in the next campaign.
If the decision Of Judge Seawall, OF
San Francisco, becomes a final judg-
ment, it will add many millions Of
dollars to the tax rolls Of ne State Of
California.
That decision is to the effect that
National Banks must pay taxes on
personal property, and that the law
of exemption in their behalf applies
only to Cne stock of he banks.
1t is to be hoped that this decision
will be sustained. II is a shameful
imposition upon the people that these
gigantic frauds o the Government
and the mssses-these taX-eaters and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be permitted
longer TO impose uQon the Nation and
the people.
If they had any sense OF the eternal
fitness Of thlnGs, they would be glad
to pay taxes. for they are not making
money IN their W. money, but on the
money of the people.
But they are like the daughters OF
the horse leech, ~eternally crying:
"Give! give! give" And the more
they let the more they screech for,
n the louder they squeal when they
are asked to help support the Govern
ment which has pampere9 tbem.-
Sacramento Bee.
The Trinity gold fields are not 90 ex-
tensive as reported, the passes to the
Klondike gold fields are blocked and
the Yukon river is too low for Daviga
ton, and the big mining boom OF the
metropolitan dailies is waning, The
boom has done some good. l. has 70
vived coast trade, has put lots OF
none into circulation, and has taken
Joaquin Miller out Of the country. In
the meantime, without blanket sheet
buster, the reliable old time quartz
mining counties of California are
pouring out a golden stream, and
offer a far more attractive field for in
vestment than more distant and more
praised though less ~valuable) mining
fields.-WatsOnville PaiarOniau.
1t is useless for the Bee or any
other paper to attempt to reason with
the gold press Of Nevada. IT is said
to prOmulgata certaiu falls hoods AnG
it is intent OF doing its masters good
service by ceiteratipg those felsehood-
and ignoring he facts Though The
Bees sting is strong and penetrating
the hide Of the gold man is as tough
as that Of the rhinocerous rendering
them alike insensibie to ridicule auC
10 reason.-Journal.
You might Gs well try 10 teach {
hen to play chess as to show a goiC
newspaper anything about the silvpr
question.
L. Clare Davis in the Fresno FIX
position remarks:
"T am free to confess that p good
strong, self-meaning damn" in tn
right place often causes me to utter
pronounced, deep-drawn amen"
Thousands OF other wOmen wnulr
say the same thing if they only IA,
the honesty and candor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-16
DecIaraciones del se6or Sagasta

HI Herald de Nueva.York publica un
tsleprama de su corresponsal en- Madrid, que
,ntiene las siguientes declaraciones que lie hizo
el seiior Sagasta en- una interoieac:
ell incidente Tetuan -pregunto ell CO.
rresponsal ies la unica causa que mueve los
liberales retirarse de la polftica!
-sNo nos retiramos, nj es esa Ia Palabra
que cuadra 4 la actitd del partido liberal. Sc
trata sencillamente de una abstenclon temporal
de las sesiones del Parlamento, en- tantp slga en-
su puesto ell Ministro dc Estado, que tanto ma
agraviado al Parlamento.s
Refriendose les rumores que lie atribufan
miras favorables la veata de Cuba, dlJo el
senior Sagasta: oo;dos
-<En vista de mis- opiniones, conocldas
de todo ell mundo, esa suposlclon es tan grotes'
ca que no iuzgo necesario contestarla. Espero
que Ia opinion publica no tomara en- sero ese
cargo, Y aun afrmo que no 10 ha tomado.a
-sCuando estuve en- Puerto Rico-dl]o Ell
corresp onsal-la comisi6n del partido autono-
mista que acababa de regresar de Espana me
diio que usted lie habfa prometdo que al suolr
al poder darfa i la pequeila Antllla comp'eta
autonomfa administrative. sEs eeto exacto &.
GA los autonomistas les dije-contesto
ell seflor Sagasta-que concederla comple.a
autonomfa administrative la lsla, aoemas
alab6 la tendencia que muestran de ldentinc.rse
con ell partido liberal de la peninsula, porque de
esta suerte Sc facilitaria mucho la admlnlstra-
ci6n de las antilas las ligarfa mas estrecha-
mente la Madre Patrla.a
-s;Quiere usted favorecerme con un es-
uuicio de la polftica que Sc propone segulr el
partdo liberal en- Cuba!o
-<En todo 10 que concierne la lntegrl-
dad naconal no ha diferencia de crlterlo entre
los partidos los polfticos espanoles. 1ooos
estamos resueltos hacer cuantos esfuerzos sean
necesarios para mantener la soberanfa de Espa
ia en- Cuba Esto mismo fue 10 que dye mace
nm ano i los representatives de <NeW YORK
Herald, que me honraron con su vista. In 10
que difiero de los conservadores es en- los me-
dios de realizar la paci6caci6n blenestar ae Ia
isla. pues opino que la accion polftlca dlplo
matica debieron haberse empleado simultanea~
mente con la accion mlitar, temo que por no
haberse adoptado antes este slstema, Sc ma IA me-
noscabado el valor de las dos primeras. Iengo
fd tan comple.a en- la acci6n political p"orque
considero que ell triunfo material de la tuerza
armada " sobre este jamas abrigue dudas) no
basta para acarrear la union intlma, hllal oe
Cuba con Espa1la.
Ella acci6n politica, adcmas de ser un
noderoso auxiliar la accion milltar, es la
mica que puede traer la tranquilldad moral,
6sto Sc conseguira cuando las leyes planteadas
en- Cuba sean tales que hagan desaparecer todas
las descon6anzas, quitando a los enem1gos ae
Espa1a todo protexto para afrmar que la Ma
DIRE Patra no gobierna a Cuba con un esplrltu
de eouidad justicia. este respecto creo que
Ia que he dicho dc Puerto Rico tlene 'gual
aplicaci6n 3 la isla de Cubas
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MANIFESTATION

Los que suscriben, electores de la seccon
dol Dorado, hacemos constar publicamente que
en- las elecciones parcales de diputado provin-
cial. que Sc efectuaran ell dfa 27 proximo, esta-
mos dispuestos Ilevar las urnas ell nombre
del seilor don Manuel g. Roman Rivera,
prestigiosa hgura del partdo que pertenece.
mos Y persona de toda nuestra confianza sim
va fin de que nuestros adversarios, con
sus coacciones arbitrariedades, no puedan
hacer que aparezca 10 contrarlo el Ola del
escrutinio. tirmamos la presente en- ell Dorado a
TX de Junio de ls97.-Juan l. Lopez, Dmas
Garcia, ruego de Isidro Goyf, Ramon Ces-
tero. Andres Guardiola, Juan Villa, Ramon
Castro Martinez, Candido Aler, a ruego de
Lucas Conception, Juan |. Lopez Nemesio
Guardiola, Santiago Perez, ruego de Serapio
Nieves, Ramon Cesteros, Evangelista Rosario,
ruego de Doroteo Rivera, Ramon Cesteros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-16
LOS MUS|C0S

Debiendo aumentarse la orquesta oe Ia
<Sociedad de Conciertos, y slendo necesarlo con
tai motivo proveer una plaza de tauta varlas
de violines y trompas, cuyo numero dependera
del de los que Sc presenter a solcltarlas de IA
competencia de los mismos, Sc avlsa por Ell
nresente anuncio los que posean dlchos ms
trumentos deseen ingresar Ell la orquesta de
Ia socie(lad, que pueden diriglrse en- carta al
nresidente de la mis,na, Fortalcza . solcltan'
do tomar parte en- las oposiciones que Sc veri-
fcaran con tai objeto en- las que Sc ab]udlca
ran dichas plazas los que en- los ejerclcos que
han de verihcar ante el tribunal de las oposlclo'
nes acrediten mayor competencia.
Diohos ejercicios conslstlran en- Ia eJecu
ci6n de dos pleas vo!untad del oposltor y en-
Ia lectura & primera vista de los papeles que Ell
tribunal les prcsente en- eI momento de la
oposici6n. :
Dicho tribunal sc compondra de la CONT
sion artfstica de la socedad, de los directores
de orquesta de la misma sera presidido por
el presidente de aquella.
Las cartas solicitando tomar parte en- las
oposiciones deberan expresar ell instrumental
que ell opositor posee, y las seias del domlcllo
nara que oportunamente Sc les avise ell lugar
hora de las oposiciones, y habrAn de entregarse
antes de la noche del 81 del corriente.
Los ejercicios verlficaran ell % del pre-
sente mes. Ell SECRETAR1O. 81
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dencias la paz, en- vista del desengaho que ha
producido en- su Amino la actitud codiciosa en-
que ahora Sc presentan en- los Estados Unidos
los que ellos consideraban como amigos y de-
sinteresados defensores. En- Filadelfa ha
recibido la noticia de que Maximo Gomez, desi-
lusionado y acosado por las tropas, piensa venlr
al Norte, en- la misma ciudad Sc prepara un
gran meeting laborante que presidira Estrada
Palma, y en- ell cual Sc dice que Sc tomaran i'm
portantes acuerdos. No fuera extraho que,
en- vista de la fracasada intentona de vender
booos cubanos, de haberse agotado los fondos
de la Junta, de haberse esta convencido de
que NADIA tiene que esperar del gobierno de
Washington, Sc prepare nueva evoluci6n
que faciite la pacifcacion de Cuba. Sabese
que es general ell descontento de los emigrados
cubanos por la prolongacion de la esteril lucha
que desangra arruina la isla, y que esos ele.
mentos estan ejerciendo preston para que la
Junta abandone su actitud intransigente Sc
avenga una soluci0n posible.1
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De NUEVA YORK

El boletfn decenal de la <Preusa espanola
cubana asociada,. fecha 80 de Mayo ditimo,
dice entire otras cosas 10 siguiente:
<Hoy por hoy ell Presidente de esta repu-
blica desea halar formula satisfactoria
para poner fin al conhicto de Cuba 81 violentar
las reaciones amistosas con e! gob1erno de
Espaiia; con este fin Sc propone enviar Madrid,
en- sustituci6n de Mr. Hannis Taylor, un esta-
dista de ITALIA, ell cual, despues de recibir las
impresiones einstrocciones &c Mac k'nley'
procurara llegar & un acuerdo con ell gobierno
Madrid para la pacfica souci6n de la question
de Cuba. Para hacer mas acceptable una mission
tan honrosa como diffcil deicada, Sc elevara
Ia Legaci6n de los Estados Unidos en- Madrid
& la categorfa de Embajada, 10 cual permitira q
este gobierno no solo esooger: a un perso,najee
importante para ese puesto, sino tambien dar q
Espafia una prueba de consideration, va que
este pals solo tiene embajadas cerca de las
pote ncias de primera clase
Tambien inducen esperar que esta cerca-
no ell fin de la guerra en- Cuba las noticias que
se tienen por conducto 6dedigno de cierto mo-
yimiento por parte de los insurrectos con ten
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-16
Venta de fincaS Tustjcas

Sc venden tres fncas: Una compuesta de
l48 cuerdas de terreno, propias para cafe Ia
m,tad de ella, con agunas cuerdas pa tas
va productivas; la otra mitad, propias $ pas
tos, tabaco frutos memories: tiene buenas
aguas para el ganado incuso un rio que colin
da con Ia misma fnca casa de vivieuda, Otra
hnca de 60 cuerdas tambI6n colind5Dte con un
RIO, proplas a cafe, paFtos, tabaco y frutos me
nores; cuyas tnoas cstau situadas en- Toaalta V
Sc puede ir a elias carretas coches; Ia
otra tinca esta compuesta de so caerdas situasla
en- Toa baja, propia a pastos, tabaoo ffutos
mencres, Sc recbe a ouenta del valor de elias
ganado vacuno caballar. Por compromises
que tiene su dueno de iuter&s, Sc veIdeu a pre-
clos muy bajos. E que nterese alguna, dirf-
jase 4 don Antonio Gonzalez vecino de Rio
piedras. l5--1O
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B1B11orEcA DE OLA CoRREsPo PUERTO Rico"

convene. Por misma hce abandonar in
medatamente Egadine supe que habfa cometio
ndscreci6n de irse vvr al Supongo con1ucta
NADIA habra poddo revelar que a Blanca?
Ell baron habfa lido levanando nsensiblemente la voz
mo, no. amigo milo, no!-balbuclo Genoveva
Ell senior conde de Marignac Eunca mi yerno-
continue energcamente ell baronHe eexionado
de los inconvenentes padlera
boda pcderos hacer soa
Ultima decision No quero ruido nj tampoco Sc poduz
que los hos olvdan los deberes
causar escandalo lei de Marignac primo
estoy gado de ntereses con el
marques convene ndisponerme e qulero
comprometer la de mi hija prmo!. sLo en-
tendeis ben, Genoveva?
La pobre muer tembaba marido continue recalcando
bien las paabras:
Pudiera que necestara pedr agun favor a ese
sehor de Margnac Neces1to pues, que este obgado pres
podra enfadarse 81 Blanca ST mis-
ma, Sc mega la muer de Hugues Cueno
que conduzcais ben estas intrgas.
la inez lie dirig6 at6nita mirada lie p1egunto:
-iConmigo!....
-iSf, con vos! Aunque me habeis amado,
me la que hcfsteis de
sociada sacrcaros por nterees Pues ben, voy
actualmente amba rodeos: Ne
de los Marignac porque enen dineo no
10 tengo
-Pues iy 80. Blanca? lie dijo, dispuesta
entregarlo todo.
Demasiado sabeis podes ocaro que las rentas
que 81 percbfs sucenes sosener ell luo
debemos seguir soeniendo nuesro
bien Dor nuestra tranquidad Neceso pues, granjear
amstad del marques de Margnac, de
necesite, combnacones resultasen
10 ben pagrselo la de
mi para clio, sos la encargada de hacera deslstr
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LA ENGANZA DE UN NOBLE

Use puede marido porque pda a mujer
que ayude ar de apuros? Y, por que exo spue
de, acaso concienca? Ell Marg-
ha ngresado de banca cantdade
senclamente que nfuya Amino in
grese suplco seals mi intermediate
nuestras buenas reacones todo Anes
de se habr6 devueto todo haya
tado. entonces, tai de que pida la de
mi ha tendr muchfsimo usto segur siendo ami
CO. 10 ~eisnno que A 10 tend se1o vesto Refexonad
esto Genoveva que perdereis NADIA marchan
iCaballero-exclam6 la baronesa indig.
Neutrality-suspicious. mas caramente. Qu6 sgncan
paabras!
-Pues NADIA mas que 10 que he dicho-a contes6 ir6-
nicamente ell baron.
Beso la de Genoveva, nuy satisecho por haber
turbado la anquidad de aquea alma grande
engmatcas paabras Sc RETRO.
Ell coraz6n oprmdo-i Creera que Raimundo? -. iDos
mio Isl habra querdo decirme que da escoger
mi de madre mi ca,iho por Ramundo. Pero no!
No possible madad legue tanto; todo tiene
lfmites, ncluso la madad Y ic6mo sabra el que Raj
mundo?....
Lena de augusta quiso nterrogar padre, que
haba hecho contadas ocasiones zo aque dfa
Sc dirig6 al hoteo de la cale de Suresnes.
Ell conde la recib6 muy afectuosamente pregunandola
-SEn que puedo servirte, querda hija? iParece que
estas muy preocupada!
Padre mio,-le pregunt6 Genoveva segufda-habefs
dicho algo mi mardo?
-sDe qu@ hija mia?
Con respecto nuestra estancia en- Ergadine
lY que dabos queres lie haya dicho que pueda preo
-Fabano veces bajo aspecto ndferente celoso
mo habres quzas daros de eo
ma palabra referente al senor de Marignacs