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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-02-14

but the remains, and he has under
scored the word heavily. Further
more, he boasts of the skill with which
the crime has been accomplished; that,
old man, means something"
But it seems to me that you have
looked into every possible nook and
GRANNY" said the doctor.
AS if under a sudden inspiration
Hendricks sprang up, and going to the
bed he pushed aside the sill1en curtains
of the canopy, turned down the sheets
and doubled up the mattress. Then he
drew himself up and began to examine
the bric-a-brac about the room. He
thumped with his knucl1les marble
statue of Venus de Milo in a corner, and
then stood still in the center of the
room and stared at the articles of orna-
ment on the mantel-piece. He walked
slowly backward to the doctor and laid
hand on his shoulder, and pointed to
a large covered japanese vase, shaped
like an ancient urn.
Doctor" he said, ''the man who Sc
lected all the bric-a-brac in this room
Qld not select that vase.
1T does seem a little out of har-
mony," admitted Lampkin. Rather
cheaper than the rest, don't you think ?''
1T is a.disgrace to such collection, {"
! returned the detective, ''besides it has
been crowded in between those beauti-
full bronze pieces. Old man, I have an
idea
Lampllin said nothing as he watched
his friend place chair near the man
| tel-piece and mountit. The chair raised
the detective so high that the cover OF
the vase was on a level with his chin
Hendricks removed the cover and
looked into the vessel.
Lampllin saw him pick up something
| inside the vase, examine it and lay il
| back. For a moment the detective
stood, his back to the doctor, hand or
either side of the vessel. Then he lift.
ed it, cautiously stepped down to the
floor, and placed it on the table
Prepare to be Mortified, old man,
he said, grimly. at is here"
Lampkin started. ''You don't mean
"You needn't look unless you wan
to-" frowned the detective. ''But oul
arch fiend has actually cremated the
body of Caruthers, leaving only thu
| iewelcd hand of his victim to preven
there being any doubt as to the identity
of the ashes. 1t was cremation; know
bone ashes when | sec them"
Lampkin got up and peered into tn,
| jar, turning the CHASTITY object over OF
! the bed of ashes beneath.
There is no odor," he said, trying t,
speak in a matter-of-fact tone. "Tha
is strange"
"Embalmed," said Hendricks. g
saw indications of it in the puncture
OF the flesh"
'You are right" agreed the doctor.
LET me see a moment" with thes
words the detective sprang to the vase
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ox.rer FAMINE Possible.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10.-Ice has formed
in the Chesapeake bay and Patapsco
river to such thickr ess that naviga-
ton for the bay craft is practically
suspended. Should the freeze continue
here VIII soon be an oyster famine, as
the little craft are now re! Crted frozen
in at several bay points.
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CHAPTER IL.

You say you know Caruthers?" he
asked.
Very slightly"
See if you recognize him in the bail
Joon.'
Lampkin studied the throng for sew
cral minutes, then he went nearer, and
standing behind crowd of men and
bunch of palms he studiously surveyed
the ballroom. He went back TO the
detective.
See anything of him." questioned
Hendricks, taking his fixed gaze from
he rug at his feet.
No
Then we must ask for him at the
desk"
they approached one of the active
clerks behind the counter. Hendricks
drew out visiting card and fingered
it, his name downward.
I'D like to see MIR. Weldon Caruth-
srs,' he said.
The clerk glanced at the key-rack
.sehind him and shook his head.
He hasn't returned yet" he an
wered He is still out of town
Where is hep" asked Hendricks.
Il cannot tell you. sir" and the clerk
turned to answer Il question put 10y Il
man in evening dress on his right.
Il am very anxious to see Mr..
Caruthers to night" resumed Hen
bricks, when he could get the clerk $
tant matter"
The man in evening dress had over
heard; he paused, interested.
Are you looking for Caruthcrs?'
he asked.
Il am replied Hendricks.
That's odd" smiled the man. I've
seen a dozen people tonight asking
about him. We were just discussing
his queer conduct and wondering what
was the matter with him. He has
broken several important engage
ments without word Of explanat ton
Ills valet told my man this afternoon
that his master had been called by a
night telegram to Philadelphia and had
written him that he would be detained
there for a couple of weeks. presume
ii was some urgent business
The speaker lighted a cigar and
moved away to group of men in the
smolling-room. Hendricks drew the
clerk aside.
Il am deteotive," he said. in low
voice. Hendricks is my name"
''Minard Hendriclls?" exclaimed the
clerk, in establishment, his tone and
manner suddenly apologize. Il had nc
idea
1T is most important that should
have look into Caruthers' apartment
broke in the detective. Dent say G
word to anyone. but get pass key, and
show my friend and myself up there
RICH; away"
The clerk nodded. furried expires
sion on his face. Getting key. hi
came from behind the counter anC
started towards the elevator.
Net that way" objected Hendricks
OBTAINING hin. Can't we 60 up the
rear stSiIs?"
Sur" said the clerk. ITS only one
fight" And he piloted them to the
stairs behind the cloal.roon. You'll
find ;he apartments just as Mr.. Caruth
ers left thcia. His valet said thar his
master had written him thai the room
must not be disturbed by anyone"
llen.:rcls paused on the stair.
Did Mr.. Caruthcrs not inform hi:
man shat sc was going away?" ht
asked.
NO; you see Mr.. Caruthers' man il
married! ard lives on the west side
lie happened to have a day off and die
not know what bad become of his mas
ter till lie got tae letter"
1T SER remarked Hendricks. and h'
started on again.
Reaching Tie door opening int
Caruthcrs' apartments. the clerk un
licked it eud led them in. The frs
chamber was a private sitting-room
the daiaty pieces of French furniture
dr9perics and rugs being in perfec
order
The gas is burning" observed Hen
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Co,nrea Coup y As<as.iaat@d.

Fort GAINES Ga, Feb. 1l.-At mid
night Thursday night All Boyn;on and
his wife, colored, living on the Grins-
ley plantation. were assassinased by
unknown parties. being called to ths
door and shot down in cold blood.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-02-14
Copyright, 1898. by
A. N Kellogg Newspaper Co.
SYNOPSIS

Miuard Hendricks. great detective. just
returned from Boston, finds awaiting him
sn unsigned typewrilten letter directing
him to apartments i'm Palace hotel, where
he will find remain of Mr.. Weldon Caruth-
ers-currently reported for past two weeks
10 be out of town. Detective seems TO con-
meet letter with attempt made on his own
life some time previous. Goes with friend.
DR.. Lampkin, TO investigate
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PracnC Crop Ru,nrd.

LEXINGTON, KY, Feb, 10.-The Their
momctcr was Is below zero at S Il. N.
Thursday, the coolest day for Is years.
The entire peach crop is ruined. There
is great suffering among the poor.
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One.

Toni will venture TO say that there
isn't one great city in this country or
Europe on whose streets the bicycle is
not a familiar sight.
Dick-There is one.
"What?'
.svenice. "-Up-to-Date.
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CLARK MUST STAND TRIAL.
He is Indicted for the Murder of His AIIrG.
ed Wife BY Throwing Her Into
the River at Nashville.

NAsHvILI f. Tenn, Feb. III. =,
Clark was indicted Friday for the MUIR
der of Minnie Clark. alias Blanchs
Cox, his supposed wife. The body was
found last Sunday night on a bridgn
over the Cumberland near this city.
under circumstances indicating pre-
parations for thowing it into the river.
Clark was identified as being on the
bridge with a buggy an hour previous
to the discovery. He is OF a prominent
family of Montgomery, Ala. and the
brother of Thomas HI. Clark. law
librarian of congress. The trial is set
for March Is.
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ru.ntv-rnr~~ D,=r~a~ Below.

LIE wRENcEBURe, KY. Fob. 1O.-Thurs-
day was the coolest d1y in this county
foi so years. In some placeseit regis
tered % d,artes below zcio
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Don Carln, G W, UP

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Rome CORE
spondcnt of the Daily Chronicle says
he learns from q good source that Don
Carlos has instructed his agents in
Spain to stop the agitation on his be-
half
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-02-14

Fn=Iand Wants To Purchase War Slips-
LIMA, Peru, via Galveston, Tex, Feb.
11-Great Britain, it is reported here
Friday, has offered to purchase the
Gillian and Argentine war ships.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-02-14

Only one out of every 1000 married
couples live to celebrate their golden,
wedding,
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

Lost Tuesday psenlhe about poclock
a large hanglne lamp lh ihp drug t'oro
Oh Y. Byron ftil anp iie oi u lht
lamp caught nn ffe and WIS scnii,fuu
about promlacuuely
by prompt and energetic work on ne
part " Mc Byron aud bic clcrk Mr..
James Irvine the lamp was gotten out of
the itore aud The ffe inside exilngnlsh.
ed before any efsa, damage wbs sue.
ialned.
The lamp upon large plate glaas
show cueo aud The burning heat the top
Of II ~ that Il cfnrkod badly.
During the mixup Mr., Byron very
thoroughly demonstrated the fact that
bufuiug Oh can 90 txtiugulahed with
water, although u is generally claimed
20 the contrary. While large quantity
Of rll was burning upon The floor jim
Irvine rushed frnnlloly 10 the rear of
the establishment for q blanket with
which, according 70 time honorcd Gus.
tom, he intended % smother The ilre. but
the doctor grabbed ur bucket of water
aud threw Il with such force that the
liamsu becamc euddenly tired aud ut
once suocumbed 90 the Inevitable.
There was some Wind AZ the time aud
had II not beeu for the prompt action Of
tho above mentioned parties Domiug
might have agaln been treated To another
ot those disastrous llres of former years.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

Last sunony evening n mounted mes.
sengeF came 20 Demlng for dncior Tor
Mrs. John Craven who, with her hus-
hand, lives In the Ammas valley over
ninety miles distant from this place.
The messenger stated that Mp. era.
ven WIS dangerously ~ and that Mr.
Craven was bringing her on toward town
ne fast as the lady could stand Il 70
travel.
A physician was at once started and
met ihc dlslrcssed part, o. ihe 20 ranch
aud by ih'pf1mn' anrl'rniiou of proper
remedies Nrs craven. uho had suffered
terribly throughout iha. auiire journey
WINS soou rosfinr comfortable The uext
day, although stlllin goiy precautions
condition, she was brought into town
Ninety miles across tho country at this
aorson Of the year Il an undertaking ih0t
many a lady who was well aud hearty
would shudder az, but the amount OF
endurance and will power required 10
sustain lady no sick as Mrs Craven was
In such an undertaking can scarcely bo
Imagined.
We arc pleased 10 be- allie TO state that
although Sill qsiie weak the lady lr
now out OF all danger aud will, 40 doubt,
speedily recover.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26
A Oomplste Arrangement. /.

One day during the pact week az the
llEADLi0HT scribe was pfeambulatlng
over town Ia search Of news ne dropped
into the carpenter shop OF Julius Rosch,
whore his attention was at once attracted
u sn article Of furniture which, II could
u once be seen had been built foe prac !.
tical use aa well as ornament
Upon enquiry oi Mr. Rosch be was In
iormed that The piece " furniture was a
Kitchen cabinet, and after dcivinf into
al of Ia mysteries concluded that as a
cabinet Il would take the cake ln amy
kitchen.
While u IL impossible 10 f,liy describe
The cabinet here We vii. state that II is a.
iuble, with drawers. shelves and hour
biz with revolving eriye ull insect proof,
above. Whiie fellow prc three more
drawers, two sliding boards 10 he used
Tor moulding bread, pmstry, eci, heloe
these agtin ars ,h,ee zinc hlus, oval
snapped ia The bottom, which make lhom
oaey 10 be- Kept clean, that when closed
by a unique arrangement inyentsd d
by Mr. Rusch, are absolutely safe from
ants or other insects that 80 often annoy
a good hous' Keeper with their presence,
where they have mo- buslness.
When this oabluei II fully completed
Alr. nusch intends placing Il on exhibit
llon ai 0ane eonyenen, place IA town
whore oil can have au opportunity toex-
aiaine II. Aud n he can secure orders
for a dozen Or more will manufacture
them NJ prices which all can stand
Tho fun advantages Of ,hia piece Of
furniture can only be appreciated after
n careful examination OF the affair
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26
santa Fe Announcement.

The management 81 The Santa Fc
Route has made tho following rates Oi
Fare for occaslons shown helOWi
New Mexico Territorial Fair Albu-
querque, N. A., September 10 J28, 1909.
Dates of sale September 18th 70 22ud
Final limits september %, 1890.
Transit limit Continuous passage iu
each direction.
Rates Of fare from Demlng, NM s7oo
Silver City ~ M.. September 80 1904
Grand lodge A. o, u. W RAter Of fare
aud nne ilflh on certificate plan.
liver City, n. NJ, September 1922
ls9p, Grand Lodge r. ~ y. Rates Of fare
and one NTH On certificate plan.
Until further nutice tickets will be npld
a. Chlcagn. 81. Louis aud Memphis. "a
reducei rites.
For full particulars call on GA address
Il. -, Hnughinn, q. y. huswufih
Gen. Agt El Paso, Tex. Agent.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26
A Walking Match.

Last Sunday Ne Harvey Olccolt and
Tony hhfmann borrowed n horse from 4
friend who guaranteed the benst 10 bo
gentle and reliable al all times They
hllched him llho horss) 70 Mr.. Olcotts
blackboard and started Tor the florldna
% inspect tho 1hteo Brotior mine. 81
which Tony ls ono Of The fortunate own.
era.
The gentlemen arrived n ihe mine ~
Flght and, es the horse had behaved %
nicoly, Tcny thought 10 repay him by
plckotlng him nut TO grave. 70, rtsach.
Jog forty foot rope 20 The animals neck.
% precautionary Measure. be- proceed.
ed 90 take oH the harness. but nn aooner
had be accomplished this feat than The
hnino started az 2.i0 gait down tho
mountain. Tony grneped Tho rope near
ihe neck Of the bruce aud shut down On
y hard. IN the instant of flme required
Tor ihe remaining part of The ropo "a ~
singing aud smoking through hls hands
he was heard 10 utter words that, while
they may be found Ia tho bible. viii
hardly be found al iu one sentence Of
that. ancient work. Regardless Of the
pel pnmes be was being rallied, however
the horse kept right on, nor did he slop
until ho reached town.
Shortly after The horse disappeared 10
ths dlm distance, Messrs. Olroit a Go.
decided that, No. there wnsnoothor
means Of getting hero, they would walk
back. Sixteen miles Of tramp may not
be- much Of job, but khon they entered
The Brewery saloon at about II o'clock
that ulghtand called for glass DIVA
tor, they both appeared 20 have had nh
tho exercise tina, they needed for one
day.
Tony Is siill poultlclng his hands aud
u 10 eafe 20 bet that In smother case Of
this Kind he will NOT hold on quite 80
light.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

On Wednesday last about noon tho
team that had brought The camp outfit
Of Mrs, y A. Balich, Mrs, Alice Smith
aud Mrs Frank 1hurmond In from the
I. q ranch, where those ladies had
bern rusiloailng for the past few
wovka, aiafied from IN trent " the
residence Of Mr., Bollch, aud, 40 they
ran, the contents Of tho Wagon was scat
lorod all along Pine street.
Bedding, jars shlrlwalala, pans, aklrt,
kettles, slippers hatlrons, night-woll,
10 fact about ogeyihlng that woman
takes along when she goes anywhere,
WAS distributed slong the entire street.
However, nothing WIS broken and nl!
that WAS lost was one tan oolored shoe,
~ which Mrs. 1hurmond allll has The
mate, pair Of boots, rather badly run
down a. The heels, but siIll uaaiul and a
lense from a Geld glass. Finder ploaae
return, especially The I. Q. shoe, or call
aud get the mate. When She team was
stopped q wnn found that 90 damage
other than that already mentioned, had
been done.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

A mafllnn 81 ihe eAiilpmen o. south.
ern Grant county, r. honNhY called N
H'eef ai ibo oprW hoNap. 'n iemlun
August 20. le91. st otlU'l O. ~ nhrrl
ior the purpose % making n'cweafy %.
fnnHemonle fora GENERAL ROUND.
lp Ia ihle section.
a fun attendance u uafuenily request.
ed Cur cattle are badly scattered, ahd
We should give ibls matter our prompt
attention.
other matters oi general Importance
.olNiooknen vii be brought before the
meeting. Signed.
James N. Upton.
Richard Hudson,
} y. lodhunier,
A. w. Wilson,
q A. Howell,
w. J.. Wanel,
MI Keith " others
Dated Demlnr, Grant County, Now
Mesico, August ~. iHou
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

a startling lncideu', Of which Mr..
john Oliver, OF Philadelphia, was tie
subject, 10 narrated by him ~ foll0wHi
~ WAS 10 most dreadful condition. Ny
SKIN was elmoat yellow, eyes sunken,
tongue cohled, pain continually ~ hack
and tides. no appetite gradually grow
Ing weaker day by day lhree peyslclans
had given me ug. Fortunately, friend
advised trying Electric Blliefa, and 90
my great iny aud aurprlse, the hral bot
tle made "a decided Improvement. con
iiuuod their uae for three weeks. and am
now well man. know they saved my
llfe, and robbed the grave of another
Victim No one should fall 20 iry them
only 90 cts per bottle, at j =, Byrons
dlmn Store.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26
The Fort BaYard sanitarlum.

DR., Bulloek, au emlnent specialist
has reached Fort Bayard from WBshing
ton, D. O. and IL making The necemary
arrangements precedent 20 the reception
of patients at the proposed saniianum.
The general plan will be- 90 appoltlon
the soldiers who are sent 10 the fort to
recupemte their health Ia ihe form Of
companies, occupying sepeFaie quarters,
The hospital facilities will nlao be kept
up 10 the highest standard Troop K Of
tho oh cavalry will remain there, aud
suilicleni patients viii bo brought out to
an The post 10 ~ utmost capacity. For
the present, the quarters Will Ne en-.
laFged, but not extensive repairs Will bo
lnaugeraied 20 render the same hahltable
aud comfortable, as the same have fullcn
into more o. less decay slnoe The absence
Of the troops AZ The commencement Of
tho Spanish American war.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26
Died.

Iaas Saturday Joseph Hall, who fof
some months pas, has been en lnmnls 81
lho Ladlos Hospital 10 thla eley, died Of
heart failure, aud Wan buried AZ ihe
couniy'a expenso the next day.
Hall az ono time ran bicycle repair
shop here. witch he sold out aud wens
way ne cams back 10 Deming isv
monihs'aga aud bolugslok was placed 10
the hospital
Bot gory little aaa known nf shs man
Or hll history previous 20 hls coming
here
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

There will be services In the
Presbyterian church tomorrow MS
follows; Sunday school at 9'45 a.
m, Church service at II q. M.
Christian Endeavor at Z p. ~.
Church service at 8 p. m. Every
one luviled.
BubweiseI beer al the Brewery
Saloon.
The celebrated Moerlein keg
beer always fresh aud cold at the
Brewery Saloon.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26
TOTS AND DOTSl

The we'll known publishing house Of
Hafpcf aud brothers, has Just put out
little volume that will be 4 revelation 10
millions of pee lie pnd perhaps cause
rcyolution h modern mcthoda Of instrnc.
tiou The title Of this interesting work ~
Methods Of Mind Training and Il W
facts disclose that a little hoy, following
out this new method Of teaching, could tell
the number Of dots from seven TO twenty
grouped iIreguiarly on q blackboard, at
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26
MnAr Ia nLlILuIIf

erapd old remedy Tor Cough, Colts
and Conaumpllnni nsod through Thy
world for half s century. has CURED lu'
numelahle cnsca n inclplent cnnaump
ilon aud relieved many IN advanced
sHgta N you are not satisfied win
ibe results W. viii refund your money
fIlcc 2ooia., Boots. aud glvu
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

VIII soon cansc q horrible Burn, scall
Cut on BFuise iluckl,n'a Aruica Saiye,
the best Ia the world, will kill the pnin
and promptly heal Il, Cures old Sores,
Fever snres, UlCera, Boils Felous, Corne,
All Skln Efupllona. Best pllo cure on
Earth. Only - cis box cure gua-
rnnleed. sold by J T.. byron, Druggist.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26
YOUNG MOTuEns.

Group Is the terror Of thousands Of
young mothers because 10 outbreak q
~ agunlzing and frequently fatal Sill.
loh's Cough and Consumption Cure acit
like magic la cases Of Group. II hRf
never been known 10 fail. Tho wore.
cases relieved Immediately. prlco 25.s
b0cis aud Sl,OO. For sale by ! =, Byron
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

Has turned viii disgust from an other
wise lovable gltl with an Ononsiun
breath. karl'a lover Root Tea pnriio0
the breath by its action on the bowels
etc, az nothing Olso Will Sold for years
on absolute guarantee. Price 21cls, and
10cta For sale by j.. i. Byron.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

II shllohs Cough aud Consumptlve
Cure, which II sold for tho small price
your money. Fold ipr over nifty years
cents. For sale by J r. byron.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

unc Of the belt 50 ucro tracts In the
vicinity ~ Dpming, ono mile aud a
half from post office. Cavern ment :
patent, clear title, adobe and fram .
dwelling. we'll, l2 foot windmill aud out
buildings. Cash price $4,000. Address
HEADLIGHT.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

WANTED SEVERAL rRusrwoRrHY pE7
urlrf iu ihlF state 10 ninuHTr uuf business lH
iirlf own and nearby cuuuiof. u lH mainly once
work condncied ai hUmr. SALARY straight eitu n
Yfnf and spenaea dnilulle hnuandr, no mora. NO
rss salary. Monthly $40. llfforfhcfsi Fnrl0ne
iaddressed, stamped envelope. Herbert y. iieas
rfa4l Dept. NJ Chicago
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

Would quickly leave You, u you used
DR.. klfgt New Lille Pills Thouiands
ol sufferers have proved their m0ichless
mcfit Tor Slick aud Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood aud ttfong norves
aud built up your health. Easy to tako d.
Fry them. Only % renia. Money back
u not cured. Sold by J y Byron, Drug
Ufat
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

The Santa Ne Route has isaued 4 limit.
ga edition OK d handsome sik-monihs
calendar, July 20 December, cOmprlrinp
eix color reproductions. 8x ! Inches ei b
ol Hufbanka celebrated Pueblo Indian
portraits, whirh were this srnaOnu at
sensation, nui haze hitherto only heen
reproduced 10 HfHsh and Pmch. AZ.
prfnenilug anclrui Aflec calendar stone
Ohiainahlo for 90 cents at A. a. Ns. NJ
Railway local llcliol office, Oull few
cuploa lefl. lall early
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

The curse OF overwuFked womunkind,
arc quickly aud surely cured by knrls
Glover Root Tna, the great blood purl
fer aud Tissue builder Money refund
"a n not satisfactory. Price e5cls. and
oocls For sale by ) T.. BYRON.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

Fouf.rnom house with one one or two
acres of laad. Fruit and ahnde trees.
poultry house and yard. stable aud grain
house. Wlnd mill aud tank. All weil
fenced. Inquire o. Julius Rosch, Dem
Inc. N NJ
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

During lhe civil war ns we'll a. IA our
late war with spain. llaffhoea was ono
ol tie most Troublesome discusses The
army had ln coniend With. III maay ln.
alnucfn IL hccomfs chronic and Old oold-
lnga allll suffer from u, Mf David Tny-
lof W Wlnd Ridge. Greene ln. Pa. la
one Ol lheio. 10 uses ihnmhfflnIna
Collc. Cholera aud ililflhncn Remedy
and aays he never found fnyfs|nF ihai
would give hlm such quick InllHl n lI
lof sale by lyfon. prneflsl
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

Letters unoallcd for 10 the Demlng
postolIlcc foi the woek ending Aug. 90;
CorrIllu seles,ino Oalindi Jose
9ufaia Maria johnson rOmmie
RDdtnhaugh Edd Shurmau Lula
SARAH lioDoDoN, y, NJ.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

A dwelling house with water Ia the
Kitchen, only two blecks from the
School huuao. Apply 20
$1,000 "A. n. KlDDER.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

"CIrcumatanccs Alter Cases
In cases oi dyspepsia, nervousness,
callifh, rheumatism, efupilons, 0lc.. The
may hr altered ~ purify
Ing and curlrhlng ihu blood Wit Hoods
safaapafllla Try H.
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

Hood's PiIIs eure 1IlIoO'ne'', 'Icl'
Deming headlight., 1899-08-26

Dated DemlnF, 0ranl County, Nov
Mesico, August is, 1900.