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The Portland daily press., 1897-11-05
DEATH OF HARRINGTON MAN

Pennington, November 4.--From Red
Bank, N. j., comes the news of the death
of Hon. Charles Cothren.a native of Farm
ington and member of one of the town s
prominent families. He was second son OF
the late Capt. VIM. Cothren, aEcaptain
of militia in the War Of 1912, and for
nearly 20 years trustee of the Old Farm.
ington Academy. He was a leading farm
er in town, and gave all his five sons each
college or academical education.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-05
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NJ RISES

The annual meeting of the Alumnat
Association of the Maine General Hos
pltal Training School for Nurses was helo
Wednesday evening. Nov. 3. The follow
ing officers were chosen for the ensuin
year:
President-MissP Parker.
Vice President-Miss Clyde Noyes. .
Ss3.ecretary-Miss Chapman.
1reasurer-Miss Page.
Executive Committee-Miss Parker
m Clyde Moves, Miss Chapman, Miss
Page, Miss haskell
y, benefit Fund Committee-Miss Batson.
Mss smith, Miss Mclaughlin.
OF delegates to the Associated Alumnae
Page. ---'N''
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-05

Cheap as dirt is the rate for the Boston
excursion next Thursday, November 18th.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-05
CATHOLIC LITERARY SOCIETY.

OAIHOLIC LITERARY SOCIETY.
Inc Catholic Literary and Debating
society has elected these officers for the
ensuing year:
1resldent-P. R. Horton.
y ice fresident-D. #. Magner.
nnecoroing Secretary-M. p. Culilnan.
financial secretary-J. A. Doyle.
Ireasurer-M. s. Burke.
II Anvestigating Committee-G. J. Legue,
n; =. Oonley and J. S. Quinn.
AT n0ose Committee. e. Butler, ID.
IN. burke and VIM. E. Cullinan.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-05

You ought to go to Boston, Nov. 18th.
There is an excursion that day.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-05

Are you going to Boston Nov. 11e There
is an excursion that day.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-05

The best and cheapest of the season.
Round trip to Boston Nov. II, $500.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-05

be sure and go to Boston son Nov. IL
Ehe are is but s.. 90.
The Portland daily press., 1897-11-05
MRS. CURTIS, NEW YORK,
Tells Her Experience With
Ovaritis.

A dull, throbbing pain, accompanied
by sense of tenderness and heat low
down in the side, with an occasional
shooting pain, indicates Inflammation.
On examination twill be found that
the region of pain shows some swelling.
This is the first stage of ovaritis, in
fammation of the ovary. 1.-THE roof OF
your house leaks, my sister, you have
it fixed at once why not pay the same
respect to your own body?
Do you live miles away from doc
Tor? Then that is
all the more reason E
why you shouldn't 9SEsSSsW
tend to yourself at S ssSsgA
once, or you will ; .Aa
soon be on the fat GyaA
of your back. &
:: !: :: =! !: !: :: 8: ::
your own
sex holds tthehelp-
ing hand to you, and
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-29
JAMES H. Garfield.

kept everything to himself. And the
magnitude of these interests again
| mak1e l. veil worth someone's while.
| In the language of the world, to be
ftl-e to his employers in his own be.
nall or In the lntere Is OF others. This
| creates constant demsnd for honesty
ma Int r ty. Moreover, coupeti ion
ltsFlf Is running more and more out
aud Ong the lines of integrity. It is
the firm whose word can be taken as to
the quality of goods, which is known
to have one prIce and to deal fairly
when will treat a chi with a few
pennies n it, hand as homo ably as if
She we're ID large and experienced buy
er, which will attend to your wri ten
Ord'r or your order of the phone as
faithfu ~ "a If you had gwen it In per.
-on-lt is tnis firm that is on the road
20 success. Two hundred million ex-
changes take place bet, cen man and
IAN IN the United States every day,
simply to support life. These exchanges
mutt be made eXpeditinusly and econO-
mically. and in the main honestly, or
here are friction aud loss al along
tn line. We are learning by da Y
exp L ence ana observation that thes
exchanges cannot b. to any great eX-
tent cDutrollei by law. Now, add to
these all the o'her almost innumerable
relat ors of The commercial world, in
GLIDING the vast system of credit, and
think how completely tie who rests
back on human oh iracter, and you will
b Agin TO Sc e why the world has come to
demand Integrity and cannot forego it
L. Is not an integrity that is confined t.
to some particular time or
place or creed, that Is put or
with ones Sunday clothes and dis
appears with Mondays wor kiog garb.
in ft,1
weight, full measure. no aduiteration,
good quality, and no credits other than
those that are met with prompt pay
m"nts. Men have already begun 10 S e
that business cannot be co. Quoted un-
der the simple i'm pulse TO get money at
any rate and in almost every way. The
vast cOunterfeiting of honesty is in
itself a good sign, for men were never
known to counterfeit a wort bless dol
lar. The fact that the men who are
Themselves engaged in most que-tion-
able transactions employ only the most
tried and faithful servants, proves how
vital a matt + integrity has become in
the world of today. There is a very
general feeling, not always expressed
in words but clearly recognized to eX st,
at right thinking and right feeling
and right action are absolutely essen
| tial TO lasting success in any field. In
public lie and in private life men have
found that Gods thunderboits follow a
-traight track with no shadow of turn
ing The spars may govern men, put
God governs the stars. We know tn at
in the long run trickery and chtcanerY
| and fraud must 90 down. He who
devours the substance of the poor will
| find at length a hone to choke h m.
| God does not pay at the end of every
week, but he pays at last. He needs a
long spoon who would sup with the
| devil
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-29
Disheartening.

There are not half dozen precinct
officers in the state who are making q
decent living out of their positions
There are two justices of peace in FL
Paso who are scarcely paying office
rent, and if deprived of the fees in ex.
aiming trials their salaries would be
reduced one@half. OF the civil bust
ness scarcely half the costs are collected
and of the m sdemeapor cases the same
may e said. But aside from this the
proposed law will not reduce the ex-
penses of the state, for the grand jury
IN macy instar ces would practically
have to conduct examining trials.
The grand jury is an expense to the
state of S24 per day for Jurors fees, to
say nothing of o her costs. The grand
jury's proceeding s are slow ard costly
and where an examining trial in the
Justices court cost the state 81, and
this is the maximum fee allowed, the
same investigation by the grand jury
would cost from $50 10 $50. If the pro-
posed law goes through it will e sad
commentary on the financial condition
of the state.-Graphic.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-29
BabY'S Coming.

Nature intended that every woman
should look forward to the ming of
her baby with JOY and hope, unclouded
by anxiety. Almost painless par uri-
ton is quite the usual hing among IN
civilized people. Ev~n in our own
country it o casio nally happens wi h
women in robust he .lth a. d good con-
diti"n. 1t ought 10 be the rule instead
of the exception: and it is fact that a
very large proportion of the usual pa in
and >utferi"g may be avoided by look
ing after the mothers general health
SPECIALLY strengthening the particul ar
organs conc rned in parturition.
Many mothers have been brought
through the trying time almost pain
les>ly by the aid of Dr. Pierce s
Favorite Prescription. It prepares
the system for delivery by imparting
the organic strength and e asticity
which the mother specially needs:
shortens thetim of'labor and of confine-
me ut: promotes the secretion of abun.
dant nourishmeut for the child aud
| fort ties the entire constitution against
the after period of DIP ression and
weakness lis us, should begin in the
early months of gestation-the earlier
| the better
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-29

| remem Der that here the one cardinal
| rule is thai polite an must be homes st,
| if any other hOne-t n an is to It ell Justl-
| fed in supporting him. 1t is of very
| little consequence whether a candldat e
| for public office be rich or poor, and no
self-res pectlng American will support
or oppose him on either ground but it
| is all important that he should be hon
est. Nothing is more degrading, moth
| ing more deStruct We to national char
acter than the deific atiOn of 'smartnesS'
| in public office, or indeed in busine SIS
| life; our legislators have plenty of prob
| lens to solve; honesty alone will not
solve them, but honesty is an inds
pensahle prerequisite to every proper
solution.
So, though morality is an absolute
| essential to good citizenship, it will not
alone suffice: there must also be some
intelligence; but above all there must
also be manliness. Character counts
in the individual and in the nation for
more than anything else: and ore of
prime elements of character is strength,
moral and physical. We don't want to
see the virtuous young man always
have shoulders that slope like those of
champagne bottle. while the young
man who is not virtuous is allowed to
monopoIize the burly strength which
must be possessed by every great and
masterful nation. The famous old
Methodist circuit-riders showed, and
had to show, that they were fully equal
to strife with both man and element,
otherwise they could not have done their
work; and this is chapter in their
lives which the present generation can
not afford to forget. AS nation we
must steadily strive to cultivate the
qualities which in me. of need will
make us formidable in war: and as in
dividuals we must personally cultivate
the same qualities so that we may be
ever ready to hold our own in any con-
test forced upon us. For this reason |
emphatically believe in vigorous
athletic sports; in football, in base
ball, skating, riding and the like. We
must force the men who do not believe
in private morality or public decency,
at least to recognize the fact that there
is no posi- BILE necessary connection be-
tween virtue and inefficiency.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-29
Watermelon Day.

For some weeks past few of the bus
lness men of Deming have been advocat
ing the idea of ealing a watermelon
day, and they have final Y decided Il
hold the same in this C ty on or about
August 20 h next. Two or three ca h
priZ S, the amount of which has not
b en- decided upon, will be awarded tc
the growers OF the largest melons
which wi make it an object FOX the
farmers 81 d. Their best.
the opinion of farmers is desired as
to the most practical date for holding
tn eXhi nition and the Headlight will
be plet-ed to hear from all interested
on this question.
Farmers should commence prepare,
lions al once Tor The coming DAY arc
|. there be fine array of meloos. tt a
the strangers who may be present. may
Sc what this country can bring FORTH
Head light.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-29
Lumbprmen's Excursion to Mexico. r

The Southern Pa .ific has issu d an
illustrat circular giving the itiner
arN of u special train of Pullm m Buffet
s(eeper- VIII CHI will leave Houston on
the morning of April 10th for City 81
Mex o, ito ,ning AT points of intereS,
en- route The T. tnrU p viii b. made
via Tampi'o, thus enabl: g the tour
lists to sit San Luis Putosi and Mon
terry, two of III pr ncipal CITIES in the
republic. Round IN ric ct for reg D..
ar trains also ON ale April 16 d Il
from Fl u-toH, at rate Of $50 eOirg and
re urning via Tore n, AID So hi her
for ticSets going or returning vi, Tam
pico.
Sud for copy Of illustrated pamphr ct
to l. j ParF S, y. O.. p & +. A, South
ern Pacific Co Houston. Texas
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-29
Cure for Headache.

As remedy for all forms of head
ach Electric Bi'ters has proven to be
the very best. II effects a p rmanent
cure aud he most dr. -aGe ed h .bitual sick
headaches yield to its influence. We
urge all who are afflicted tt procure a
bottle, and g We this r~medy ir tr al
La cases of habitual consnpa,ion Ele :
,ric Bitters cures by giving the needed
tone to the bowels, aud few cases long
resist the use of this med cine Try t
once. Fifty cents and 81 90 at w. a.
Irwin Il Co.'S, whole sale aud retail drug
store Ell PasO
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-29

that such young man, with other
characteristics that fitted him for bust
ness, could command an assured place
and a arge salary in an hours notice
in any city of the union. The magnl-
tude of all business interests today
cOmpels the extension of confidence
where formerly the head of the firm
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-29

| desire to attest TO the merits of
Chambe"lain's Congh Rem~dy a. one
Of the mos valuahe and efficient pre-
paratiOns on the market. It broke an
exc eding'y dangerous cou n for me-
in ~ hours. and in gratitude therefor
desire to inform you that [ will never
he without it, and you should feel
proud of the high esteem in which your
remedies are held by people in gen
eral. 1t is the one remedy among ten
thousands. Success to ito. Il. Dow
NEY, editor Democrat, Albion, Ind
For sale by all druggists,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-29

in the world. hut such as to make it a
point Of pr de with every de ent man to
feel able to cope at all roints with the
m n who repre- sent the forces of evil.
Mo ali y deal first III d frremo-t with
the home circ'': a man must not d in k
or gamble. and must be Of Gle ,nlv life:
bu in mis- busi ,+sS rela ions also he
NUT always b ho"eSt and Upright: and
fl al Y, if lie il wO tn h S It he must
equally do his duty in political life; and
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-29
ManIinesS and DecancV.
By THEODORE ROOSEVELT

There are good many truths which
there is urgent need of teaching nova
days, but rome on which it is better
worth while 70 il sist that the ned of
combining morality and manliness.
using bo'h teens in the widest sense
Morality should not be that cloistered
vii tue which shrinks from rough work
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-29
ST. CLEMENT S CHURCH.

Rector Martin preached last night
from the text, Il thank my God upon
every remem brance of you. for your
fellowship in the gospel from the first
day until row. PHILIPPIANS l p and ,.
he speaker SAID this was an aGdre- - to
the Phil ipian christians. Phil III was
the fl st p ace that Paul prea he'd in
Europe. He went there in respnnce to
the call from 1.-THE man of Macedonian
who cried to him in a vision, come
over anG help us" This expression on
the part of the apostle may mean a
great deal he remarks it in his hopes,
prayers, d sires. Then he notes their
fellowship in the gO~pel. The early
christ an were wont to gather 'gether
for worship in common fellowship
which mcans a community. 1t is a la
mentable fact that chris 'ianS are now
a-days so changed til at we lose the idea
of true worship. Mere preaching L.
not worship, and many people re
ny they ave been worshipoine
when ey have not. l. is I'd to tn nix
tE,Lt worship is come 70 be so unpoprl-
ar. The So aker could not possibly
sea how people could come to church
ard not worship God while in his own
Ouse. We have q blessed treasure in
h. book OF common prayer, and the
gOrd rector was unable to understand
why Il e turgical service preliminary
| to the sermon should be other than &
source of righteous pleasure 10 tn
church goer. Let lis worsh I
| in llO~ship, for we will no
much longer worsh p together on thi:
earth.
| The music at st. Clements church
yesterday, was excellent, as usual, anC
the English cathedral dril just b-gnr
| by P"ofe ssor Smith will make of tb.
| choir now being reOrganized AMI bull
up, one Of the fin s. chOics in TeXas.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-29
DETERMINATION NECESSARY.

Rev. J. T. French preached a strong
discourse US erday morning. in Trim
ity to a large congre CATION f ON the
text, For | determined not to know
any thing among you save Je-uS Oh list
and him crucifed,' [ CorinthianS II:
| ,. The speaker dwelt on practical
energy and how necessary was deter
~ inaIiOn to cary plans into effect.
| Think no won't hr NJ any thing into
the world, into mat rial zatiOn. You
can only acc mp i>he d practical resu is
by a prac ictl application of energy.
Tue law of labor which N nisters to
prosperity and hsppin' SIS n this world
comes from d determ na ton or ener gy.
Tnis is es entail to progress rot only
material but mental. Ttis is an i'd
vancing age; an age, noted for its
great strides and inventions. 1t is the
fas- est age that ever dawned on ere
alton. The mind must keep apace with
the age and unless this is main tanned
you fall behind the times. A college
education is necessary. that we may
a,py ourselves with a force that
nows no resistance. But the most es-
5 initial Of mental training is that Of
christian edu-at on. In fact this is an
absolute necessity, or else you will
branch OFF into lines of doubt, spe-
culation and di~pair. Tha y. NJ. c.. a
l. wonderful factor in dealing with
men bee tuse of Is being of christian
character and mental power must he
hristisn ca IRA ;ter to BE- real etfec
i've. Tue great theOl g ans, ju"jsts
and stttemrn Of the pat We're men of
energy. mental pow r and 0eterm!na-
tiOu because of their chris ian chdrac-
Ter.
One of the great fatalities of the
Tuman race tod ~ is national adv4n-
ages. The greatest achi- vemenJ of
human life IS tn appl'catiO of abstract
truth to practice. life Utility as an
bstra t truth is not Of much good. but
pr act cally app led it bee mes of great
pract c,l value. Determ alton is ne =.
essarv absolu ely to spiritual prog ess,
an is carried out in ma Ike degree
ones serse Of duty You are
rot a child Of God une-s Won exercise
his sense of duty. What God Civ 5
you he expects you to use, or you VIII
re Give no more gifts. Talking or
noise is not religion. Great and ne p |
streams are SOW and maj .sJic in the r
1t - the shallow creeks |
aud rivulets that make a noise,
A MAJ will never grow unless he |
warts to GROW. He must have aspira-
tons and look ahead. You must reach |
n aven by determ nation. Jesus is the |
local to be aimed at in the christian |
lie, Jesus he crucltieq Lord.
Rev. J. T. French, of Trinity. re-
pe4ted his illustrated sermon on the |
yrophesies last nigh, before a large |
house. TheaudieEce was much interest |
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-12-15
In THE DISTRICT COURT.
Hearing of Contempt of Court Cases
Against alleged Trespassers on
Ortiz Mine Grant in
Progress.

The oral hearing of the ten contempt
of court cases, growing out of alleged
disobedienoe of an injunction granted by
Judge Laughlin against alleged trespass-
ers on the Ortiz Mine grant, is still in
progress in the Territorial District court,
in spite of the fact that Judge LauRhlin
held session of court last night.
So far s. Il. Elkins, receiver of the
grant, M, L. English and three other wit
nesses have been examined to establish
the fact of trespass on the part of the
respondents after they had been formally
notified of the Injunction.
Frank Romero, Juan Nieto, John B.
Boyd, James Lucas, Joseph W. Esgan,
Theodore Carey, Thomas Delalls and J
H. Shufelt, nine of the ten persons accused
of contempt of court, had been examined
in the premises when recess was taken
for dinner.
Upon the incoming of court at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon, the examination of Charles
Closson, the last of the ten respondents
was commenced and concluded, and, al
this writing, the court ia listening to the
arguments of W. II. Pope for the COM
plainant and Judge Warren for the re-
spondents.
The case seems to hinge mainly upon
the question whether the persons charged
with contempt were properly served witt
notices of the injunction.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-12-15
VACCINE POINTS WANTED.
Board of Health at san AIarcial Makes
a Requisiti0n on the Governor for
Vaccine 1Eatter-Law In the
Premises.

Acting Governor Wallace this morning
received telegraphic request for sup
ply of vaccine points from the local board
of health at San Maroial.
As the supply of virus he procured on
his own responsibility to meet an ap-
parent emergency at Valverde, Mesa and
old San Marcial, in Socorro county, has
been exhausted, and as the law In the
premises clearly does not contemplate
the distribution of the same at territorial
expense among people who are able to
buy it themselves, the acting governor
will be unable to fill this requisition
from San Marcial.
1t may be added right here that the
statute authorizing the governor to pro-
vide vaccine matter in cases of dire need
was enacted In 1866, only authorized the
use of 800 per annum for the purpose
indicated, and is now practically dead
letter, as no appropriation has been made
to carry it into effect since 1889. And
even if funds had been provided to make
the laws effective, the governor would
not be warranted in using them except
in communities where the people were
too poor to provide the needed virus fol
themselves,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-12-15
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If You Want Good Appetite and
Perfect Digestion.

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They digest the food before it has time
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the only
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A whole package taken at one time
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| Over six Thousand men and women in
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