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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-02-18

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-02-18
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Away.

Tl.s truthful, startling title OF book about
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makes we1A men gain strength. weight and
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SOLD and Guarante ed by Stone 4 HaSSeA.
Book at dr4 EXISTS or mailed free. Address
rhe Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago, once s6
Randolph st. New York. 10 SoCuee 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-02-18


We have everything Up-to-
Date, i e swift horses, careful
drivers, new and comfortable
rigs. and reasonable prices,
with satisfaction guaranteed.
Picnic, fishing and excursion
parties will receive special
attention. We are located
in the Red Barn, one book
north of Wright House. our
office is open day and night.
Telephone calls are answered
promptly. Phone number
! 4.
Deming headlight., 1897-03-05

Chouic constipation y pn inful dla-
agreeable and llfo.ahortening difficulty
II dcrnuges the system, causes sick
headache, bad breath aud pDlBons
the blood. II can ho readily overcoms
hy DeWlgs's Little Early lllseFs. These
lltilo pills are great regulators
b. r. byron, druggist.
Deming headlight., 1897-03-05
CIli.ens Meet.

A mass meeting ~ the citizens Of
Southern Grant County WAS called last
Saturday afternoon to meet and talk
over legislative matters with the Hon.
J. A. Mnhoney. representative for the
counties Of Grant aud Dona Ana. who
arrived from Santa 10 on that day. A..
}. Clark Was made Chairman OF the
moetlng and Ed Pennington Secretary.
Al this meeting the following resolutions
we're unanimously adopted.
"Whereas, The Hon. J.. A. Mahoney,
Hon. J.. A. Ancheta aud others have
worked yallanlly, during the present
session Of the territorial Legislature, IN
tho Interests Of the people Of southern
Grant county, therefore be II
Resolved, That the people Of southern
Grant county extend vote OF most Sin.
cere thanks TO Hon. }. A. Mahonoy, Hon,
J. A. Anchela. the members OF the send
Legislative Assembly aud all others who
worked for aud we're In sympathy with
us in our latest attempt Tor self govern
meat.
Resolved, That fer their brave, vlgor,
9 Nand unllrlug efforts In our behalf
they have earned our everlasting grail
fudo.
Resolved, That = copy oi these reaolu
tIous be tsndered the DsmIng IirAD
Li0nr for publication.
Ep PnKNisoros, A. J. CLAng,
Secretary. Chairman.
Deming headlight., 1897-03-05

begin on Sunday, the iiih, conducted
By Rev. kfench. " nj paso.
A dance was given In the opera house
last night which was we'll attended.
husic was furnished by the 1891 oFchen
ira. An present report an evening well
spent aud an enjoyable time.
"A bill has been introduced IN the I.
= senate creating the elxth judicial dis
trict Of New Mexico aud providing for
The appointment Of an addIllornl assocl-
ate iuaslcu Of the territorial supreme
court.
Copper still maintains the excellent
price of fl2 per hundred pounds. i.e.
porsa from nearly ovory section indicate
great activity 10 prospoctlng aud dcvcl.
opIng Lodges which VIII give handsome
returns
John II. Riley manager OF the Alfalfa
Land and Cattle Company made ship.
inent Of train load Of cattle from this
point over the Santa Re Monday 20 the
pastures Of the company near Colorado
Springs, Colo.
l. Mayneld, formerly Of Deming, but
now residing In Central, was held up
near that place last Sunday night aud
surrendered bottle n whlbkcy and a
pocket knife. The hIghwaymon we're
Afterwards captured.
The Ladies' MInalrels given up al
Silver City last Friday evonlng is said 70
have been The most successful anatuer
entertainment ever given there. II IL
possible that the performances may be
repeated In DemIng.
A meeting Of the building committee
Of the FREQ Library aud Heading Room
association will be held tomorrow
Saturday morning AZ 10 o'clock st ihs
Office Of Samuel Burnside. All mem
bers Of the committee are urgently re-
qussted TO be present.
A special train passed through so-da,
over the Santa 10 for Silver CITY, IL
occupants being y. r. Ripley, pren. o
! the roadl 9. u, iIlgglnson, asst ptos.i }
} J, Frye. gen. mangr.i II. U. Nudge, gen
aupt.l J y. Hurley, supt Theae oiliccnI
are on tour 81 Inspection.
viii Henderson and Harry King, tws
OF the boys duplicated In the robbery o
the store OF Henry Nofdhaus Ia this cit,
last September, made their escnpc from
the county jail Al Silver CITY last saiur
day. They we're captured by Dcpus,
John Phillips aud s. A. Burchheit
Monday about ten miles from this cli,
and sent back 10 silver City juil Boil
had served all pul few weeks Of theI
sentences.
The Southern Pacific passenger de
pallment has gotten out new colores
Autographs Illustrating the Sunset Lin
tied train service. The train IL repro
|, eented az coming over the globe aroun,
which appears the namo Of the train
with the letters arranged like the RIM
OF Saturn. The headlight chsth II
{, soarchllght away out into space, and th'
! surrounding celestial scenery IL graphl
! cally portrayed. The design aud th'
colorius 10 especially artistic, and rcilcc
credit on the ingenuity Of the designer
Deming headlight., 1897-03-05


Ybslbrday a. 8 o'eIoph a' In,. Mn eafah
!. rAli|e. wife ol A. N. tlll|t d|ed a her
home "a This city from cancer q lho
stomach. after bt|ne condued % htf bod
for The past ave months, aeed u yoatu.
Mrs. Little had always born WOMAN
oi great energy. havIng lived ihe most q
her HE on the frontier and tha hard
work which accompanies tho iiie oi .
frontier woman WAS she tfuse o. the
growth Of tho trouble that ended her
lie.
\ Deceased came 70 ihIn county over 70
years ago, most d which time ahe lived
upon rnnoh ncni tho iludeon Hot
Springs. About yenrn ago Mr. and
Mrs. Little cold this ranch aud moved e
thlp city. Mira. Little leaves alx children
BY former marriage. % mourn her losa
Ia. Il. Graham, Of lIudgon Hot Springs
w. >. Graham, d this city. Mfn. "a. II
UpIlueer, Of Oakland, Cnl., Mrs. Bwnle
Of OAK iand. CAL, hfia. Meflsh. u Wls
nsr, Neb. aud T. I. Graham, n Sheridan
Montana. The three llfnt named weF'
present a. the funeral services whlol
we're held this morning Al 10 o'clock .
the residence and the grave, oonduessl
BY Rev. W. A. Covets, of the methods
church. q. N, Pestey, ". r Wilkinson
II. \. williams and Il. O, Clarke acted a
pail bearers.
Quite a number Of citizens IN caffIal
ca followed the remains 20 the Denim
Cemetery, where iniefment wAs bad.
Amor 'nUa DomiNoUEa
On last Saturday, Adolphua Donlnguel
Mexican Consul AZ this placs died al \
Paso, Texas, Saturday from dropay. an
was buried At jnaFex. Mexico. same da,
Mr, DomIngus was AZ years OF age. II
leaves wlie and seven children
mourn his nnsImely death.
Deming headlight., 1897-03-05
TnK RAILROAD SOUTH.
Prospects for Its Construction Agnin
Locking tip Gel. smith IA Mckee.

The HEADLfaHr has been IN posses.
sion Of reliable information for some.
tlno, under promise OF secrecy, concern
Ing the bright prospect oi the early
construction Of the railroad foLth into
the Republic OF Mexico.
Tho enterprise has not even yet
reached that stage where Il is desmed
advisable TO publish details, aud II IL
sufficient 10 say that Col. p. II. Smith,
representing eastern capitalists, among
whom arc some Of the most pronlnent
fluancIefs Of the United staiea, has sue
ceeded 10 securing from the Mexican
government renewal OF the Huller-
Young concessIons for Its construction
through the states Of chihuahua aud
sonora 70 Gnaymas.
Col. Smith Is now 10 the City Of Mex
leo on business connected with the cn-
ierprlse, and unless all slgns fail, tho
road win yet be constructed according 10
tho original plans. The organization Of
the company Ii beipg pushed forward
and II IL the In tentlon 10 commence
operations during the present summer.
Deming headlight., 1897-03-05


Themh, q, IIsb|n.
For The Cpuuly q i.lncoIn 8 r Mai
|hawa
For We Counties Of nudg ard Chhten
iohn Flnnhlln
For she County oi pona Ana. n y |
Young.
For the Counties of Santa No. rio
Afllba. Taos aud San Juan y n Crlst.
For che Counties oi nornallllo nnd
Valencia Thos A Finlcal.
Fof the County o. socofto II N
Dounheriy.
Regenla a shs University og New
Mexico -EA ssovef TO esfvu Eve years
from September !, 1885, n W Ciaucy
20 serve nvo yenN from September 2.
1900.
RoRcnls Of The New Meslco College
of Agricultural and Mechanical Arts
10 A Richardson, 10 serve i've yeam.
from September y. 1896. A A Jones 10
serve I've gaara from september =. 1898.
Normal School q Las Vegas. Chafles
HELD, i've years from Fshruafy n,
1898, 70 All the unexplrud term of
Columbus Molas. deceased. bIIllard w
Browne 10 serve nvo yeaFa from Fobfn.
~, ieo0. frank W Springer to serve
dve years from February ~. 1897.
Normal School al Silver pity--C Z
81 oeuaksr, 20 asrve hvs years, from
February n, 1895 W. A. llawklne, %
serve iiye yoara, from February ~, 1897.
4 New Mexico School Of MlDen At
socorfo Trustees y L brown 10 serve
Eve years ffsm September 9, 1898, to on
the unexplred term Off v Mold , p
McCforty. 10 serve five years, from Sept
2, 1906. Jchn Y Hewitt, 10 serve fvo
years from September 2. 1895.
New Mexico Military Institute ni
Roswsll--J 9 Lea 70 serve until Febru,
nfy 3, 1903. o Cameron TO serve ave
years from February 2. 1890, John W
rve, 70 sefye I've yoaFg, from February
| 2, 1897.
Insane Asylum directors. 0uslave A
Rothgeb, 20 succeed Lorenzo Lopez. de
cenned, 20 serve five yeafn, from septem
ber fs, iep3. MnFcus Dfunnwlck 4
serve ave years from september 2, 1886
John W zollaFs, 10 serve fve years
from September 2, 1890.
Capitol Custodian committee So
spIs selberg and Manuel vnldea.
Members OF the Territorial Board o
} Equalization nomulo Martinez, for ih'
First judicial district; 1hoa Hughes
} for the second judicial dlslrIcij d
! Hobart for the Third judicial district
: James Duncan FOR The Fourth judIciu
dIstrici, George l. ulrIch, for the Flfl
, judicial district.
+. Members Of tho Cattle Sanitary Bear
; ~ + Tilpkle, w II Jack, Frederic
|, otero, 4 Il Mitchell and NJ N Chaflin.
Board Of Medical Examiners i)r @
= yesterday, Dir w Eggeri, DR. J II sIonr
! DR. Jos Cunningham, Dr + II Atkin
B and DR. J W Kin'ingcr.
board ~ Dental Examlners- DR. Jane
I. d Brady, DR. Edward s olp-y, Dr l.
. ChamberIiu. Dr W II White aud DR. A
bchfup.
+ Members OF the Capitol Rebulldln
o t'ommIitee---willlam II Pope TO Oh III
o vacancy occasioned by tho reslgnatlo
Of II l. Waldo
= Members 1T the Board Pharmacy.
q J Fischer to serve Ave years from 1885,
4 w @ Portcrfcld to serve fve years froI
> 1909 and y @ Murphy 70 serve Ave year
4 from 1887,
u Board % Penltenilafy Commissioner
,. Charles + Easley, o. A. IIadley, SATURN
Il Baca, ] F'rancisco ChRscs, Franclsc
a Miera, d y Miller and Henry J Young.
% Members Of tho Bureau OF Immigri
J. tIon--J d IIughes, y Dowenihal, V
ia May, Il A BIanzanares aud Luclus Dill
Deming headlight., 1897-03-05
Thsss MIaslrsIa.

The local minstrel performance, 70.
hearsals for which have been held dur
iug the past two weeks, will be given ai
the opera house Wednesday evening,
March II. The proceeds Of this enter
tainmeut will 90 into fund which viii
be expended In putting a fence around
the public school grounds and for setting
nut shade trees on same grounds. Keep
this entertainment and lie object In mind
and lot there be large attendance.
a~-~-~~
Deming headlight., 1897-03-05

Preaching al the Methodist Church
on neat Sabbath, both morning and
At night, ly the pastor
Our regular monthly church confer.
encu VIII be hold immediately after ths
cloas oi The morning service.
VI A. Ccvr41, Pastor
Deming headlight., 1897-03-05
LEGISLATIVE WORK,
npsanpr's Appointments conhIned
and tho Capitol Remains
al Santa Fs.


xhs fnwa wrl ns Complied zhe Cbpltoi
nsmosal.nln ulseps soonaly ard Pew
gianmty reiiliaiAns Nave saeased Rns
sebs.~A weeks Nerufa - iha poines Of
trsl.laisss as seAsa q fis9 "a Ap.
pslnssss -rhns nA,lfena asnsh.
Deming headlight., 1897-03-05

Morning Service at II o'clock.
The DemIng y. r. 3. @. n. will meet at
At quarter 70 o'clock. The PreSi.
dent will lead the meeting All the
young people are cordially invited.
The subject Of the third lecture will
be Inspiration Of The scriptures. Lee
luro begins at $780,
n. W. iIAsKRMnYEn, Pastor
Deming headlight., 1897-03-05

List ol letters romninlng uucnlled for
10 the Demlue p. o. Tor the week ending
Mech eth lpuI
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-08-20
One Guess

for every yellow ticket-in
every package Of Schalling 5
Best tea.
Don't send coupons
save them for something
else.
Rules Of contest published in large
advertisement about the first and middl,
OF each month. Ais
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-08-20
TAKE NOTICE.

While TnE TVS. dislikes
to call the attention oi.its
delinquent Subscribers.
through the paper, to the
fact OF their Indebtedness.
aud especially so often, 1t
has become a matter Of nee.
essity, As it Is the quickest
aud surest method.
We do not wish our read.
ersto construe ,hisasadun,
but simply a. q notice TO
those who are IN arrears,
that We are unable to carry
them any longer and must
insist on q settlement at
once.
We are prepared to take
produce, etc, at least in
part payment and thus place
a settlement within the
reach u all.
Within a short time all
indebted to us will receive
a notice Of the same, and
unless immediate steps are
aiken to straighten up, the
accounts will Of necessity
be put in the hands OF an
attorney 2, for collection.
We do not wish to add any
thing in the way Of costs to
those who are owing Us, and
trust that 1t will not be nee.
essary to resort to legal
proceedings but money we
must have as agmatter Of
self.protection, and ithere
will be no delay in carrying
out the terms Of this not
ice. TINES PunLIsHiNG Co.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-08-20

They are dandiesn says Thos. Bower
Of the Crockett, Texas Enterprise, while
writing about DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills for sick
headache and disorders OF the stomach
and liver, John Boyden 4 Son
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-02-02
Aliens and the Ballot.

The number OF states in which aliens
are permitted to vote at elections after
having simply declared their inten-
tion Of becoming citizens has been
diminished by one. At recent cleo
ton the voters of Minnesota approved
a constitutional amendment which re-
peals the provision conditioning the
vote of persons of foreign birth upon
declaration of intention. Hereafter
no alien can vote in that state who
has not been resident of the United
States for at least five years, and ad-
mitted to full citizenship at least three
months prior to the election. 1t is es-
timated that more than one hundred
thousand voters in Minnesota have
never been fully naturalized.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-02-02
OfNeiai Scandals at Rerliu.

Five German editors have been con-
victed at Berlin OF libelling distin-
guished officials, and have been SEN
fenced to fine and Imprisonment. These
sentences and the arrest for perjury
OF the chief of the political police have
occasioned stir in the German capital,
because the evidence goes to show that
certain members Of the Emperors Of
fetal household have conspired to ira
duce and destroy other officials of
whose preferment they We're jealous.
Taken in connection with the Bismarck
disclosures. these trials have produced
a painful impression as to standards
of official rectitude in Germany.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-02-02
Dog That Plays Football.

On a recent Sunday an amusing
scene was witnessed on Moore street,
Dublin, where number OF gamins were
playing football with large bladder
under their special rules. One of the
teams, presumably being disappointed
at the out of man." filled the va
cancy by substituting in his stead a
handsome collie dog. The dog played
his game with extraordinary intelli-
gence, stopping the ball with his head
when it was going against his team,
and upon every occasion on which he
got possession OF il he ran with it in
his mouth. and despite all opposition of
his opponents carried it triumphantly
through the goal. The game lasted
about twenty-five minutes in the pres
ence of a large gathering, and ended
with much excitement, the dogs team
winning by 10 goals to nil. AS there
wac no gate TO receive money. and as
the teams depended on the generosity
OF their patrons, the latter voluntarily
subscribed literally. 1t is a pity, | am
afraid. that the best man" in the field
or. rather. the street-received very
little of the receipts mean the dog.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-02-02

cases the entire lace is considerably
swelled. 1t is said to be contagious,
but is probably SO only in severe and
yirulent cases."
Prof. Law describes roup as follows:
Dizziness, sleepiness, neglect of food,
ruffled feathers, unsteady walk, quick
ened breathing, with hoarse wheeze
and an occasional growing sound. On
the tongue, at the angle of union of thu
beak, or in the throat appear yellow
ish white films (false membranes) firm
ly adherent to a redeemed surface, and
raw sores where these have been de-
tached. The nostrils may be completely
plugged with swelling and discharge 50
that breath can only be drawn through
the open bill. The Inflammation may
extend along the windpipe to the aerial
cavities and lungs, or along the gullet
to the intestines. In the first place
death may take place from suffocation,
and in the latter from diarrhoea."
Treatment. - The same authority
says: "Disuse raw grain and feed on
vegetables and buildings made of we'll
boiled oats, barley and Indian pudding.
Dissolve carbonate or sulphate OF soda,
or chlorate OF potassia freely in the
water drunk. Remove the false men,
branes with feather or forceps and
apply to the surface with a feather a
nitrate of silver lotion. III diarrhoea
supervenes, give teaspoonful of quin-
mia wine thrice day. 1t is all-im.
portant to change the run of the chick
ems for time at least"
We ourselves have never had fowls
afflicted this way. for We have always
kept them in tight pens. but not too
warm. in fact in pens where single
inch wall of boards is the only protec-
ton from the cold.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-02-02

Between the forty-nine and fifty-iive
mile posts on the Carolina Central
railway there is a piece Of track for a
distance of nearly six miles that pre-
sents a singular condition that so far
amounts to an inexplicable mystery.
All trains going and coming go to
grinding and start terrible squeaking
when they get on this six miles or
track. The noise comes from not only
one car, but every locomotive, every
coach, and every car of whatever kind
sets up a grinding as if turning a
curve. 1t is something like the screech-
ing of an OK cart that has no grease on
it, and it is made by every truck on a
train. The track is perfectly straight,
and as there is no curve at all, the
cause of the grinding and squeaking
has mystifled the railway people. Ev-
cry effort has been made to ascertain
the cause of the difficulty. The loco
motives have been scrutinized, every
crosste and every rail has been in
spected, every joint has been looked at
and every foot Of the track has been
regauged. but no explanation could be
found. 1t is one of the railway puzzles
of the age, and has been going on for
twenty years. During that time the
crossties and rails have been replaced
several times with new ones, but with
out effect.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-02-02
The Pert Chicken.

There was once pretty chicken,
But his friends were very few,
For he thought that there was nothing
In the world but what he knew.
So he always in the farmyard
Had very forward way,
Telling all the hens and turkeys
What they ought to do or say.
Mrs. Goose" he said, 81 wonder
That your goslings you should let
Go out padding in the water,
1t will kill them to get wet"
Il wish. my old Aunt Dorking,"
He began to her one day,
That you wouldn't sit all summer
In your nest upon the hay.
Won't you come into the meadow.
Where the grass with seeds is tilled?'
IF l should" said Mrs. Dorking.
Then my eggs would all get chilled"
mo they won't" replied the chicken.
And no matter il they do,
Eggs are really good for nothing.
What's an egg to me or you"
What's an egg" said Mrs. Dorking;
Can it be you do not know,
You yourself were in an eggshell
But little month ago
And if kind wings had not warmed you
You would not be out today,
Telling hens and geese and turkeys
What they ought to do and say,
To be very wise and shrewd
Is pleasant thing no doubt,
But when young folks talk to old ones
They should know what they're
about" Selected,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-02-02

According to a writer in the Contem-
porary, the sultan of Turkey never
sleeps before dawn for fear of assas-
sins, but sits up reading detective
stories. 4 good French translation OF
Sherlock Holmes would be quite a
boon to him. OF the sultan's intel
lectual capacity, this illustration is
given: abdul Hamid is impatient and
of hasty disposition; he cannot brook
any hindrance to his intentions or ca
prices; when he has given an order he
does not admit that events can develop
otherwise than in conformity with his
trade. A grotesque instance of this and
one OF very frequent occurrence may
be cited. When fire breaks out at
Constantinople or in the environs the
sultan sends an aide-de- camp with or
ders to the commandant of the fire.
brigade to eXtingluish it at once. When
the fire battles the efforts of the fire.
men and spreads, which happens more
usually than not, other aides-de-camp
arrive in quick succession to announce
that 'Efendimiz is angry to find his
order is not yet obeyed, and there is
an trade that the fire should cease i'm
mediately.'"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-02-02
After confidently seating myself

After confidently seating myself I
played with an abandon to astonish
even the stiocal feeders of the tiger.
had no system. No color, no number.
no combination was tried as the result
OF any previous thought or sugges-
ton. | was an automaton with eyes,
placing my money as the divinity scat
tiers the scented blossoms. When q
goodly heap of gold was in front OF
me an old Prussian officer made an
elaborate apology for addressing the
handsome young American, but he had
seen so many give back fortune after
winning it. The devilish fascination OF
the game was the chief dependence OF
its hackers. Aside from chances In
their favor, infatuation was their chief
reliance. Would | not stop while
Dame Fortune was so generous!
But | played day and night with the
regularity of planetary movement. L
won and won till the corps Of regulars
were following my plays and sharing
in my prosperity. When | appeared
seat was given me as though | had
proprietary right. while the poor
wretch who had given the place his all
was ruthlessly put aside. At the
wheel or at the table | seemed to die
tate the course of fortune, and | had
more than enough to re-establish the
two men loved best.
One morning | awoke with a vivid
impression OF a dream that gave me a
clear title to the little principality and
all its belongings. Straightway / came
home as nearly as the crow flies as the
facilities of steam will permit. l am
no more superstitious than before all
this happened, and there is nothing
uncanny about the little ones that call
Charley papa" only know what
happened,