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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-02
DafllaskS

52-inch Cream Table Damask for
SOC yard.
6O-inch Cream Table Damask for
soc yard.
60-inch Bleached Table Linen for
45c yard.
70-inch Bleached Table Linen for
75c yard.
72-inch Bleached Linen Damask
fer s1.00 yard.
60-inch Turkey Red Damask for
25c yard.
60-inch Turkey Red Damask, ex-
ira quality, for Acc yard.
60-inch Turkey Red Damask, Satin
finish, for 75c yard.
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Black Crepons

ENGLISH CREPONS. 45 inches
wide. the best quality ever shown
in Butte at the figure; Hennessy's
price $l.00 yard
BLACK CREPONS, a whole coun-
ter full of beautiful goods, the
brightest, newest and most stylish
designs for spring, width As inches:
Hennessys price Slips to $500
pap1
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OyerCOatS

Imported Covert Cloth OveTcoat,
full Silk lined, with Tapped seams,
hand made buttcnholes and hand
felled collar. This is the herring
bone stripe of a rich gray and cam
not be equaled, price only $500.
English Whipcord Overcoat. full
Silk lined, the fit, finish and trim
mings are of the very best, a beau
tifuIly made and very swell gar
ment, for $500.
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Men, Suits

Brown Check Sack Suits. made
by Stein Bloch & CO., lined with
good Serge and finished in the best
possible manner, hand made but
tonhoies and hand felled collar.
$500 suit
Fancy WOrsted and Scotch Chev-
lot Suits in all the neat patterns
and best cOlOrings. well made, with
good Innings and elegantly finished
in the best of style. We guarantee
the fit: $40 90 the suit.
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Spring Hats

Mems Stiff Hats, spring block, in
black, brown and covert. for $3.50
each.
Mems Stiff Hats, spring block
large and medium shape, in black
and brown, for $2.5 each.
New Spring Fedoras in black,
light and dark brown, pearl and
several other shades, only $3.50
each.
New Hats coming in every day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-02
Towels

Pure Linen Huck Towels, size Is
by 36 inches, 121ac each.
Pure Linen Huck Towels, hem
stitched, size II by So inches, 16 2-3c
each.
Pure Linen Huck Towels. extra
heavy, size Is by Sc inches, zoe
each.
17-inch Pure Linen Crash, S 1-3c
yard.
17-inch Pure Linen Crash, extra
heavy. 10c yard.
Fancy Turkish Towels, size 10 by
40 inches, 15c each.
Fancy Turkish Towels, size 81 by
so inches, 25c each.
Pure Linen Towels, with white
and fancifully colored borders, some
richly fringed, some with beautiful
drawn work, at all prices.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-02

DEPAIEN makes showing far ahead of one in the West
where he p with an unlimited amount of ready cash for his goods
ufs than that exhibited here! the values
bva Wastar nhOuse
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-02
Boys Suits
Children'S Jackets

All Wool Broadcloth Jackets in
red and royal blue, large sailor col
lar, trimmed with narrow white
braid, tight fitting back, sizes 4, 6
and s. price $500 each.
Misses All Wool Covert Cloth
Jackets, half lined with Satin, per
feet fitting and well made, colors
cadet. light and dark tan, sizes IA,
IS and Is. price $3.50 each.
See our handsome lines of Wom-
ems Suits, Capes, Wraps, Skirts,
Petticoats, Waists and Millinery
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-02

SWELL SHIRTS. the newest and
best styles for spring at popular
prices are shown in the greatest
variety.
The "MANHATTAN" White and
Coiored Shirts.
The STAR" White and Colored
Shirts.
WILSON BROS White and Col
ored Shirts.
All these leading makes and many
others in springs freshest styles
are now ready. We are the leaders
and show the latest novelties in
shirts.
See the HEN MESSY" brand of
White Shirts, strong and well made,
three styles in fronts. late improve
ments, all sizes, $l.00 each. or six
for $3.50
Mems Colored Shirts in the new
stripes, with cuffs to match, $l25
each.
Wilson Bros Colored shirts. new
stripes. short bosoms, cuffs to
match. all sizes. $3.50 each
See our new silk Hats in the lat
est spring styles.
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Spreads

1914 Crochet Spreads 75c each.
1914 Crochet Spreads S5c each.
1914 Crochet Spreads $1.25 each
ia Marseilles Spreads S1.50 each.
ga Bieached Sheeting 1Sc yard.
42-inch Pillow Casing, 1Oc yard.
36-inch Bleached Muslin sc yard.
Apron Bingham, good quality, &c
yard.
Apron Ginghans. best quality.
fast colors, 1-3c yard.
Table Napkins, cream, SIS size,
for 81. 90 dozen.
Table Napkins. bleached, SIS size,
for $125 dozen.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-02

hv BELOW is LIST of some of our staple articles and
~ regular
low bait
in
~ parment 1t will pay you examine goods
the high qualities of offerings
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-02

SILK SCARFS in the new shapes,
Puffs, Tecks, Four in Hand and the
new English square. on sale at SOC
each.
SILK STRING and BOW TIES,
same quality as above, only 25c
each.
NECKWEAR NOVELTIES in the
new shape Puffs, new English
Square, new Tecks, new Four-in-
Hands in the choicest of designs
and freshest of tints, soc, 15c and
81 90 each.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-02
Boys Sweaters

Women's Washable Waists, made
of good quality Merrimac Print,
good colorings, cut well and fit well.
colors pink and white, blue and
white and black and white, sizes 80
to "A, only soc each.
PeTcale Shirt Waists, good wash
able colors and pretty shades in
pink and white, cadet and white
and black and white. Very neat
style with tucked front, sizes 80 to
Do only 81 90 each
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-25

eskarzYl R~nk.czane pred krdlen.
Ten ME chcia} : poczatku temu
wierzyc, ale gdy sic przekonal
0 prawdzle. wnet zolnierza sowicie
wynagrodzil, q Rokiczane Cd siebie
oddali}.
Jak bogatym by} kr6l Kali
mierz, trudno temu dzls daG Ware.
Mai on z1ota i srebra co niemiara.
|Gdy roku 1868 wydawa} swa
wnuczke "a karola ", ccsarza
niemi ecklegoy da} jej W posagu
100000 czerwonych z}otych Geo ma
dzisiejsze znaezy wiecej, niz million
dolar6w), opr6ez przer6zuych
kosztownosc1. Dwadziesc;a dni
trwaly cody weselne, odprawlane
z taxa wspania}oscia, jakiej Polska,
jak jest Polska, ME widzia4a Pieciu
byfo 6wczas kr6l6w W Krakowie
obecnych t. ]. kr6l nasz Kazlmierz,
Kar6l, kr6l czeski, Ludwlk, kr6l
wegierski, Waldemar, kr6l dunski
i Piotr, kr6l cypryjski. A ksiazat
i hrabi6w anibys ME zliczy}.
Wszystkich podejmowal g%oscinnle
Kazimlerz, a chot tax wiele by}o
narodu, jednak> kazdy mia} wszyst-
kiego podostatkiem. Ma rynku ola
ludu sta1y. beczki piwa / miodu.
Liczne byfy zabawy, jedne sw1et~
n~iejsze mad drugie. Kr6l dawaf
gosciom suite podarunki, a mimo
to ME wYpr6znif skarbu.
Ma TEN weselu %odznaczy} sic
mianowlcie Wlerzynek, bogaty,
mieszezanin krakowski, podskarbi
kt6ry zaprosiwszy do siebie
kr6l6wai ks1azat ma uczte, rozda}
.iedzy mich "a 1000 czerwo~
nycA zfotych podarunk6w. Uwaz-
Gle, jak bogata by}a wtedy Polska,
gdy tax >bogatych mia1a obywa-
tell.
LUDWIK KR0L POLsKI
!: "'4'' I WEG1ERsKI.
| 3zaTr% " s i, 3@E. s2f.
Pc Kazimierzu Wielkim VISTA
pill ma tron polski Ludwik, kr6l
wegierski, s~iostrzeniec Kazimierza,
syn Elzbiety,, c6rki kokietka i
kr6la Wegier. Gdy Kazi-
mierz ME pozostawi} pc sobie
potomac, przeto "a ze-
zwoleniem narodu naznaczy1 ma
po sobie Ludwika.
Dotad nastepowa} syn pc ojcu
Tub najblizszy krewny, teraz narod
pocza} mice udzia1 W naznaczaniu
4
nastepc6w tronu. Kazimierz Wielki
mia} nadzieje, IL Polska i Wegry
pod jednym kr6lem beda potezpe
; szczsSliwe.
By1ciG Ludwik niepospolitym
kr6lem, ale tylko ola Wegier, ola
Polski okaza} sic ojczymem. DIVA
razy tylko bawi} kr6tko W Polsce.
i wcale sic tel prawie ple tro~
szczy4 0 kraj Polski. Zacza} nawet
odrywa6 Cd Polski Rus czerwonaa,
ably ia do Wegier przy}aczyc.
Panowanie Ludwlka bylo mia
nowicie z tego wzgledu szkodliwe,
re ma zjezdzie W Koszycach r.
1874, chcqc zapewnic n%astepstwo
+ronn Do1ckiooO ola iednei re sWVch
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-25

a.EA AS.-M
- = lll1l
IjqF, chlebem j Mode 4 uczesto.'
wawszy. I sta1o sic, re w1lasnie Y
te noe urodzilo sic temu bielako'
wi (sme dziecko. ZebrAk dowic-
dziawszy sig Q tenn, rzek1 dc
chlopa: ,,Mi4y cz}owlAku, gdyby.
scie sic mnie ME poWstydzlli, tofym
wan trzymal to howonarodzone
dzlecko do chrztu, ale coz pew,
nikiem ME bedzi.t;ie chcieli miec
"a kumotra dzis.da biednego." Cos.
podarz ma to: Moi dziadku ko-
ehany, wszyfscy6my r6wni wobec
Boga, a potem 4nie nam SIC 2
czego wynosic, DO sam jestem
biedak, w1ekszy cd was. Przyjmu-
je tedy vase oswiadczyny." Jakoz
um6wili sic, re "a dni kilka chrzest
sic odbedzle.
Nadszed} dzien o~znacz6ny, ale
dziada jak ME widac. tax ME wi
daG. Juz chcia4 wiesniak kogo
innego W kumotry proslc, gdy "
TEN zajezdza z}ocista kareta pred
biedna chate, . z niej wysiada pan
znakomity, urodziwy, bogato przy-
brany. Zajecha}o wiecej ~jeszcze
karet, a z mich wysiadali panowie
i psnie. Zdumiony ch}opek ME
vie, co to ma wszystko znaczyc.W
ten 60 zagadnie 6w pan znakomity:j
moi COZ tax sig dziwicie, toe
wan przyrzek}em trzymac syna do
chrztu, vice przybywam dope}ni6
o%bietnicy. Czyz mnie ME poznaje~
Spojrzy kmiec zdziwiony i
jakos sobie przypomina, ze gdzies
.idzia} tegoz pana, ale gdzie? ME
vie. Dopiero jedno z>jego dzieci
,Tatusiu, toe to dziadek,z
co u mas nledawno nocowa{." -
TAX, tak," odrzecze ma to pan
taskawie, ,,jam owym dzladkiem,
go goScinnie przyjeQi. Ale
dose togo, jedzmy do koscioia." A
wtem i wles Gala sic zbieg}a, wnet
tez rozleg}y sic glossy: MECH lyle
naszs kochany kr6lEKaziimmierz i n lrsl,
wszyscy cisnat iie do krd'a i ca
60 pc rekach nogacA:
TAX tez by4o - owym dziad~
klein by} sam kr6l Kazimierz, kt6~
~ przebrany "a dziada chodzA pc
kraju, ably sic ~dowiedzie6 o por
trzebach w%}oscian. Ow wie6niak
sta} czas niejaki z podziwu jak
s%kamienia]y, a potem rzucj{ sic do
n6g kr6lowi j plaka} jak dziecko.
Podni5s} 60 kr6l 1askawie l wzial
do swego powozu, cho6 wiesniak
sic temu opiera}. Trzyma} potem
dziecko do chrztu i daf mu w]asne
imie Kazimierz. Opiekowaf sic
p6zniej tym ch}opcem, kt6ry z
czasem wyszed} ma ksiedza i zosta]
kanonlkiem a nazywa} sic Kazi~
mierz Trzaska. Ojcu da} krol
Kazlmierz wiele roll, ably zy} bez
troski.
Ot6z to by}y easy, re i kr6l
polski ch4opu polskiemu dziecko
do chrztu trzyma}.
wi "a czasow Kazimierzowych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-25
80 SArss
Go sic dziafo
" POlsce
pred dawnemi laty
--&ssD
tclag dalszyl
KAZIM1ERZA
WIELKIEGO.

smierci nazwano Wiclkim. Piano.
wal, on szczesliwle cd roku 1888
do roku 1870,
Ten kr6l brzydzi} sic wojn 2
a natomiast stara} sic, ably W kra~
ju zawsze by}y dobre easy. Dzwl~
gal oSwiate. handel i przemysf.
Budowaf liczne koscio}y i zamkl a
miasta opasywaf murami. Powie~
dziano. o MIN s}usznie, 70 zastaf
Polske drewniana, a zostawlf mu~
rowana.
Wiekopomna jego zas}uga jest
Madame Polsce jednolitego prawa,
zwanego statutem Wislicklm. zwo~
}af .1s47 r.. zjazd do WiSlicy, gdzie
to jednolite. prawo og}osi}. Bee
madrych praw ME ma %szczescla "
sp6leczehstwie.
Zrzek}szy sic Szlaska i Pc
NORA, ably unlknaG wojny Gee
chami i Krzyzakami, %rozszerzy,
~pranice Polski ma Wschodzie, "a
lego staraniem zosta1a p~rzy}aczona
do Polski Rus Czerw ona z mia
stami Lw6w, .Halicz, Przemysl,
Trebowla i innemi.
Dawnemi czasy panowa}a "
Polsce zupe@na r6wnosd. q czasem
jedna czesc narodu musia}a broniG
kraju, a druga Geese pracowa}a W
roli:'Z wojownik6w u~tworzy}a sic
szlachta, kt6ra zaczela sobie przy-
w}aszcza6 rome 'przywileje z
krzywda ch}op6w. i:
W'szystka ziemie, uwaza}a "a
swoia w}asnosG, a ch{op6w i w}o-
scian "a swoich poddanych. W}cs-
cianin, lubo ma w}asna reke niby
sw6j HAWAI- roll uprawia}, musia}
"a to szlachcicowi odrabiaG pan
szczyzne. .
Ably podnie6d W Polsce handel
sprowadzif Kazmierz Wielki do
kraju zyd6w, kt6rych w6wczas W
innych, nawet cywilizowanych
panstwach europejskich okrutnie
przesladowano. Odtad zydowstwo
20 ca}ej Polsce zacze}o sig rozfazlc
i dzisiaj3 pc 500 latach, prawie
ca}y handel W ziemiach dawniej-
szei Polski ma W swym reku. A "a
przytutek, jaki i'm da{a Folska,
odwdzieczaja sic nam W ten spos6b,
re wszedzie mas wyzyskuia i oszu-
kuja, trzymajac z naszymi wroga-
R. 1870 d. 5 L%istopada "a
,kohczy} zycie Kazimierz W. Gdy
spuszczano lego zw}oki W katedrze
krakowskiej do grobu, powstai
TAXI p}acz i lament, il by}oby to
trudno opisac ludzkim jezykiem.
Kazimierz w ielki by1 ostatnim
kr6lem polskim z rodu Piaastow..
K1LKA PlEKNYCH PRzYKkA'
Dow 2 ZYCIA KR0LA kAZI.
MIERZA.
a><-lI
Szedl razu pewnego ubog
dziadek przez wie5, mkt go nj
noe przyja6 ME chclaf. Nareszci'
zapuka} do malehkiej chaty,
gospodarz cho6 sam byf ubogl, D.
tylko licha chatke a cos siedmlor'
..ia+wv nosiadaf. chetnie 20 PREY
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-05

Mrs. Williamina Patton Fleming is
known among astronomers simply as
IN. Fleming" She is a native Of Dun
dee, Scotland. There she was edu-
Gated, and taught school for hve years.
Her father. whose name wal Stevens,
was a man Of scientific inelinations,
and was among the first in Cundee to
take a practical interest in the intro
duction OF the daguerretoype process Of
photography. Going to the United
States about 20 years ago, Mrs. Elem
Ing almost at once secured employ
ment as a computer at the Harvard OBJ
a~ervatory. From the simplest kind OF
work she has steadily advanced to her
present conspicuous and arduoua po-
sition. She made the measures for
the Draper catalogue, s~uperintended
their reduction and assisted IN the
preparation Of the work for publica-
ton. For her industry and ability In
this labor she received the hearty
commentator OF scientists and recog-
milton by name in the annals Of the
observatory. Mrs. Fleming's original
research has been noteworthy in three
directions-in the detection Of new
stars. in the discovery OF a law con-
corning variable stars and Of mary
examples Of this class Of bodies, and IN
the investigation Of stars Of type v.
Since 1885 only six new stars have been
found, and Of five Of these Mrs. Flem-
Ing Is the %discoverer. But for an &C.
aldent TO a plate she might have been
he hrst to discern the sixth.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-05

A writer in the Daily Telegraph
states that Yankee Doodle, the insplr-
ing notes of which are likely to be
heard for some time to come in many
strange lands and on waters Of many
remote seas, was originally Nankee
Doodle and was written in ridicule of
oliver Cromwell. Furthermore, though
upon this he casts doubts, it is said the
famous u n was composed by a Or.
Shakburg. It would be difficult for the
doctor, who was a surgeon, wit, and
musician in the American War of In
dependence, to have composed (plagiar-
ism apart a tune already extant a
hundred and fifty years before. But the
photography, so to say, Of the song and
tune is far more complicated. No doubt
some words were sung to the air Of
Yankee Doodle in contempt of the Pro-
tector, but the air is almost not Eng
lish at all. There is a harvest song Of
the German laborers who yearly mi
CRATE to the Low Countries which is
almost certainly the origin Of the
American national air. In the musi-
cal antiquities Of England the very
tune is said to exist. The tune was
known also as Lydia Fishers Jig in
Charles the Seconds time.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-05
AN ELEvArED gloYoLE pArH.
VIII be FIOOrod aud from Three 70 FIFTY
Feet Above the erodnd.

WIN be FIoOrod aud from Three 70 FIFTY
Feet Above the erOdnd.
The California Cyclewsy company ia
to build a cycleway that will be a
hoored bicycle path ten feet wide ana
nine miles long, extending from Pasa-
dena to Los Angeles, elevated above
the ground from three to fifty feet, ac-
e0rding TO grade, and inclosed IN the
sides for safety with a wire netting.
The steepest grade in the whole length
will be only 3 per cent, and that for ..
distance Of but 1000 feet Elsewhere
the grade averages nj ands7ne-quarter
per cent The floor WI d smOoth
as a cement sidewalk "a short ride on.
which costs him IS in the municipal
COURT, and the cycleway will be wide.
enough to permit four bicyclists to
ride abreast. At night It will be brill
liantly lighted from end to end by in
candesceht lamps, placed 200 feet apart
over the center Of the wheeling space.
Among the most attractive features OF
the enterprise are the plans for Merle
mont park and casino. an up-to-date
resort and pleasure ground about mid
way Of the line. The company has Sc
cured III acres Of desirable land for
this purpose, three and a half miles
distant from the plaza in Los Angeles,
and will here create one of the most
beautiful pleasure grounds in Califor-
MIA. On enc of the highest points Of
the park will be built a spacious and
artistic casino, with all the appurte-
nances of an ideal bicyclists' retreat.
The building will be 200 feet long, and
encircled with a wide veranda. It
will contain a reception hall, cafe,
kitchen, Offices and every provision for
the entertainment and comfort Of
guests. Half Of the basement will be
devoted to a Swiss dairy. The ladies'
reading room will have Turkish dec
orations.-LOs Angeles Times.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-05

At a variety entertainment given in
aid OF a popular Institution, one Of the
turns" was a ventriloquist. AS this
gentleman was recognized as one Of
the cleverest members of his profess
sion his appearance was looked for
ward to with much interest. At last it
came. The stage attendants, as usual,
carried on to the stage three dressed
figures seated in chairs. The professor
followed and went through an astonish-
Ing performance. No one could detect
a muscle of his face move during the
laughable dialogues, and the change Of
voice seemed marvellous. On retiring
the applause was deafening, and the
ventriloquist had to return again and
again to thank the audience for their
appreciation. A couple OF minutes or
Sc later, when the audience were talk
ing among themselves as to how It
was done. they were thunderstruck to
see the three figures get up from the
chairs and walk OF the stage also; but.
on realizing how completely they had
been sold" the laughter was uproar-
ious. The professor got three Of his
friends to take the place Of his usual
lay figures for that night only.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-05
olRpLE oF ~nnlLLIANEs
Jewels Eneirsl. waist Of q nv FORA
uoiio.

noio.
Mrs. Harry Payne whitney. priaerly
Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt Of Ndw York.
has lately created a sensation among
the novelty-loving members Of the
400" by wearing a uniquely jeweled
girdle Of fabulous cost, which is 10th
cincture for the waist and dress trim
ming combined. The girdle cane from.
Europe and has but recently been pre-
scented to Mrs. Whitney by Ter hus-
band. It is Of repousse gold. With nine
long dangling chains holding In their
meshes rare and costly gems. One
charm Of the girdle Is that II hts Mrs.
Whitney's slender figure as II II we're
made Of glistening satin instead Of
cleaning gold. The girdle Is cut in
points at the top and bottom and It Is
80 deep that it forms a perfect corse-
set. At the sides It Is a tribe lower
than in the front. The fostering IS a.
the left side, but It is invisible. This
corselet Of gold shows a wonderfully
beautiful raised design Of orchids and
leaves most exquisitely wrought. Alone
It would be well worth %covetng. But
in its dangling chains lies It's special
novelty. From each point Of the girdle
across the front and at the sides a
chain Of Jewels is suspended These
chains vary in length, the longest one
falling from the center point'th e short
er ones at the sides. Each chain is
finished with a gold knob and tassal Of
threads Of gold. And the gold chains
hold thousands of dollars Worth Of
rar gems. The center chain is stud
ded with whole pearls Of most beauti-
full luster, the largest ones Set toward
the top. On one side Of the chain is a
string OF ~turquoises, on the other sap
phires. The jewels are set at short
spaces Epart. From the other chains
CLEAN 8 variety Of gems. One Of the
shorter chains is studded with five
jewels, a ruby, a diamond, emerald.
opal and sapphire. The chains have
the effect Of a wonderful scintillatine
jeweled fringe. The only time that The
400" had an opportunity to see this
marvellous girdle was one night at the
opera, Just before Mrs. Whitney start
ed for the south. She wore It on that
occasion with a simple gown Of white
silk null over white silk. The jew
eled chain formed the trimming fog
the very effective skirt. This demi-
train skirt was made with four ruff
hes Of the silk null, each one finished
with a frill Of real lace and beaded
with a bit of iuting Of pale blue silk.
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which was tried at Battle Creek, Mich.
This was a case of peculiar interest,
handsome Mrs. Sanderson being
charged with the murder Of her old and
wealthy husband by feeding him pow
dered glass. Young Lee explains why
his stories Of American murders Gre
ates SO much interest in China. There
murders are very infrequent. There
are mor suicides there, however, than
in America. In China a woman would
never think Of Staying a husband. am
lily troubles there usually end in the
wife taking her own life. hence the act
Of an inferior creature like a woman
killing so grand a being as a husband,
an aged man and a rich man, is so sur
9rising that everybody reads It.
Young Lee, beside being a reporter,
is an extensive traveller and a lecturer.
He dresses up to date, rides a bicycle
and speaks with intelligence on all
questions Of national prominence.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-05

In this age Of wear and tear on the
nerves, anything to make your stem
ographer more amlabls and agreeable.
II such a thing be possible. is worth
considering. A rubber tAimble has
been invented to protect the fingers
in both piano playing and typewriting
and Is now on sale here. The tips Of
the fingers are not only nerve centers,
but one OF the most sensitive part Of
the body. Consequently the finger
nerves receive many sever shocks In
practicing or typewritlng. The new
th!mbles are made Of very thin rubber
to ht the ends Of the fingers and will
lessen the shock OF the nerve centers.
THY speed also Is increased 10 per
cent by their use, and the ends Of the
fingers sre kept from becoming callous
and the nails from splitting. No doubt
a mint Of money is In store for the in
ventor, since the device Is a guarantee
to improve disposition.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-05
y. 81. Johnson Promoted.

J. M. Johnson, freight traffic man
ager Of the Rock Island, was yesterday
elected third Yice-president Of the
company. He has been in the service
of the Rock Island company since 1884,
when he was appointed first assistant
general freight agent. In March, 1888,
he became general freight agent, and
eight years later was appointed freight
traffic manager. Mr.. Johnson began
his railroad career in 1871 as station
agent at Franklin, Ind, on the Indian
apolis. Cincinnati & Lafayette road,
now a part of the Big Four. He after
waru went through the positions Of
general freight and ticket agent,
travelling auditor. supervisor Of local
freight tratic and assistant general
freight agent, in which capacity he en-
tered the service Of the Rock Island.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-05-05

William S. Lee. an educated young
Celestial, who was born Of pure Chi
nese parents in Portland, Ore. occu-
pies a unique place in the American
newspaper field. He translates stories
about murders in this country from
the American language to the language
Of his race, and sends his copy" over
miles Of ocean and land to his favor
lite paper in China. Recently young
Lee made a big "hit" with his China
newspaper by sending a t~wo-column
story Of the Sanderson murder case.