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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
.xRuEGER's PLAN Iq !.
"sTA66EhlHuMAA|14'
Stead Believes That. Boer Women
Will Take the Field As a
Last-42eseft~
-tS-sA sAcse sps
MIGHT COMPEL INTERVENTION
Believed That shc Spectacle OF Sold
icrs Firing Ola Women Would
Result in Interference by
the Powers.

New York. Feb. 22.-The London
correspondent of the journal says:
William H. Stead's Review of Re-
views intimatcs that President krue-
gers plan to make England pay IL
price that will stagger humanity for
.ictoly over he Transvaal is to ill the
trenches with women.
Such step would be a thrilling evil
lence OF their unflmching determines
ton to maintain their liberty, no mat
Ter what the cost OF blood, and 1T
would have IL tremendous moral effect
not only upon the British soldiers
themselves, but upon all the nations
of the world. Boer women handle the
rifle with skill buf:lfttfe. if any. in
ferior to that of the men, but if Brit
lsh troops fired ON women, no matter
what the circumstances. it is believed
such storm of indignant comment
would sweep around the world that
the powers would join i'm a protest
that would check England and result
in peace ON honorable terms.
but this would not be the first time
that British troops have fought wo-
men warriors. I'm their battles with
The king of Dahomey they have faced
AN army of AmaZons far tiercer and
more bloodthirsty than the warriors
of any other of the savage tribes OF
Africa. The French found them inn
placable when they tried to subdue
and civiliza the cannibal king.
Bloodthirsty and savage as are the
Dahomans. these .Nmazons surpass
them i'm savage lust for blood. They
have a decoration as highly priced as
the Victoria Cross by the British sol
der. 1T is a cowrie she'll affixed to the
butt of the rifle by thu;ldt5ul of the
enemies they have slain. For each VIC
tim a cowric shell is added. and some
OF the guns are completely covered
with cowrie shells. arranged in fam
tastic patterns.
exhibit their string of scalps with all
the pride that a soldier wears his war
won medals. They mutilate the
wounded and dead with fiendish cruel
~. Is '....-
Women warriors have also figured
at times in the Indian wars in the
United States. There, too. they were
Ileener for blood than even their saw
age warriors. gloa,ins over the descra
ton of the dead and wounded with a
furious Joy that knew no bounds.
Many a wounded soldier has had his
scalp torn off by their relentless
hands, eager for that coveted trophy.
before they gave him the blow that
put'llim out of his misery forever.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

Mrs. j. Coleman Drayton. whose
name was somewhat prominently be-
fore the public a few years ago. WAS
recently conversng With HAIRY l.ehr
Il Baltimore society man. whose some
what sedate manner WAS not altogc,l.-
sr TO her liking. ANXIOUS To get rid
OF him She snapped out: "Now. trot
along. Mr.. Lehr; YOU are altogether
TOO ladNike." The l;altimorean bowed
rourteously, and moved away, saying.
II am sorry can't say us much fer
you, Mrs. Drayton."
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

checks in this instance, as 1leswtls.in,
the habit ordaing' 50 every.s ) 'h6IftI
and not ,'ecahse es'felf there was . rs;
especial iedsonfqr getting rid Of 'tflfHs shna
hit this time. Nskea about lie r ;c,1i$mi,s'
that iifs>ssii Mad sboHfShf. a I'M isras
amount of property from State SEN
ator Warren, Clark said he had made
no inquiry OF him because he was
thoroughly convinced the report was
untrue. II asked neither him nor Well
come, nor Mickford, nor Davidson. nor
Steel, nor amy of these men in regard
to any reports o. bribery because
was sure they were absolutely false"
he said.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

house this morning on her return to
Windsor. inspected the Fourth battal-
ion of Lincolnshire militia. Her maj
esty announced with gratified Smile
that good news had been received this
morning from the seat of war.
The war office announces the follow
ing casualties among the officers dur
ing the relief of Kimberley:
killed-Lieltenan \. Ii. lIesketh,
Eighteenth lancers: Lieutenant Theo-
dore w. McClintock. Second Dragons
Wounded Captain Z. r. Gordon
Lancers: Captain g. Il. 1'uson, Sin
/. Fordicc and w. Long, Second dra
goons.
Buffers Success.
In commenting on Buffers capture
of lIlahgwane hill. the Leader expert
says:
brave Butler! Yet. now that he has
won, the first question among old
friends is not NOW did he do il, hut
how ii coNlcs,that he did not do ii be
fore Colenso. Spion kop and MAIL
lSrantz. 1t will probably turn out that
the Beers are weakening south of the
Tugcla.
wait now for news that I.adysmith
is relieved We shall not wait long,
unless he walked into a trap
The Post expert says: '''I'he inhu-
ence OF Roberts now making itself felt
at both theaters of the war has CEASED
the hurried retreat Of Cronjc and APP
parently some detachment of the lioer
army from Natal. The action of S'm-
day at Hussar hill promises better for
the relief OF Ladysmith than anything
hitherto reported. Now is Buffers
chance 10 throw himself with all his
might and relieve Ladysmiih or pre-
vent the sending of reinforcements to
Free State
The expert thinks ii possible that
the Bocr forces from Natal may have
moved to reinforce Cronie or gone to
aid the attack upon Clements. if they
knew of the British movements, as
soon as Roberts reached Mcdtler river.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

President Angell of Ann Arbor ,miSr-
Nersity. says that when travslng UP
the Nile some Years ago he was
seated on donkey approaching the
ancient ruins of Ahydos when he en-
gagged his Egyptian guide in converts;
tion as Well as his western Arabic
would permit 40 you give names to
your donkeys?" asked the professor
"sl. YES, was the reply. This One is
called Kalamazoo
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

General Theodore Schwan. who is
distinguishing himself in the Philip
pines, has worked his way up. the
military ladder from the very bottom.
He enlisted as a private in ls57 and
quickly rose through the grades of
corporal, sergeant, first sergeant, ;ud
quartermaster sergeant. which latter
grade he got in 1868. y year later he
Won his lieutenancy by meritorious
service. and in lsG6 was made u capr
tain. For his service in the eisil Mar
he Was breveted captain and major.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

The room to which Florence Night
neale is confined by what is likely to
prove her last illness is in ii hous,
overlooking Hyde Park. London.
Scores of friends keep it filled With
flowers. The patient spends most of
her time iii reading and chatting WITH
II few Of the numerous callers.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Incrensc ,i..ANn.rs.

Davenport la, Feb. H. At. a meet.
ing OF the board OF directors. of TIE
lri-City Railway company held here,
il Mas decided To raise re salary 81 ali
motormen and conductors of the road
TOPPER cent The action sN:e. s-f,ken
without amy knowledge ON lLis Ni.t OF
he employees and without any re-
quest having been made for an adj
Nanees. These. amen work dn.;,If. ;lvem
a.ss 4es sol ten hours a day. av.Jatbs ul,il
hays. been paid SIS II month The in:
cre;ise WIFI make fhcil salary s5} = =
u,uliti, 1892 y. y ia !.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

The diplomatic corps in Washing
ton was shocked the other day on
hearing that five foreign ambassadors
had been invited to an entertainment
given by MIR. and Mrs. John II. Me-
Lean 10 meet ADMIRAL and Mrs Dew
eN. None of them attended, it being
regarded as preposterous that repre-
scntatives of kings and queens should
be asked ito meet" anybody The adj
miral might be invited TO meet them,
but not vice yerSn
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
EDWIN MAYO DROPS DEAD.
Star of ''Pudd'inhcad Wilson" Conn
pauy EXpircs in Quebec.

VANy ENlIFts lN t1HtHtV.
Quebec. Feb: 20 Edwin Mayo, of
the "Puddi1 Head Wilson company,
dropped dead in The Chateau From
tenac al . O'Clock yesterday after
noon Mr.. Mayo was the son OF the
late Frank Mayo. for whom the play
',isudd'n Head Wilson" was written.
Nh. Mayo and his Wife were stopping
ut the. l'ontenar. MAYO WAS chatting
with Edwin Narney. the manager OF
the Wademy of Music until about ,
O'Clock. When Narncy started to take
Lis leave, Mr.. Mayo arose to see hTm
out and sgddenlXs fsll ;bsaach ~ his
:@hair' He Fbfsd .i,rofu%ly from the
mouth apd YVES decd b.ssfhre3;a Doctor
who wnscaIled could get to The hotel.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
KILLS DEPARTMENT STORE LAW.
Missouri Supreme Court Declares
IL ClHAS Lcoisi;iinn

tt C1Hss neg isiutiOn.
Jefferson City. Mo-. Feb. 22--I'he
supreme court. in banc today. in an
opinion by Judge Robinson. declared
the department store law passed by
the last legislature unconstitutional
and void. The reasons given are that
bit is clearly class legislation The case
decided WAS that of the state, eN-rel
Wyatt, vs.. AsbroolS and other officers
sof the city of St. Joseph, for IL writ
FOL lnandamus to compel them to issue
q license TO: conduct a department
store in, that city, without paying the
license tax required by law. The
court in its opinion today orders the
Wflt awarded. d; !,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

President Low. of Columbia college,
is Il believer in college athletics. \
recent interview quotes him as say
ing: Tho body, of course, should not
be cultivated To an extent to injurc
the cultivation of the mind. bur a
healthy mind is impossible without a
healthy body, and II college student
who goes i'm for athletics moderately
is generally all the better for it in an
intellectual way
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

When il came 10 a choice between
love and the ministry Rev. Charles A.
Smith. of st. Joseph. Mo-. declared fer
Dan Cupid. HE was pastor of Holy
Trinity Episcopal church and was re-
Gently betrothed TO woman who had
been divorced. The rules of his de
nomination forebade such marriage,
so he resigned his passionate.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

When Senator Depew wanted to re
port favorably ON joint resolution
authorizing the president To appoint
q member of The Daughters of the
Revolution as one of the representa-
tivcs of this government at the I'M
yelling of the La Fayette statue at the
1'ariS exposition he was infQrmed THAT
tie French government objected to
Women representatives AT a fair and
1he report was tabled
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
f.sWAylsss GAyys|g!As ItsI'EiEs J. !.
4 aS:sS3x.C a..,atg.s t!s.ssis,Iy Told
hy Justice HINT.

0kare the ss1lsga esgntltee ua ehecrtns
today Chairman Chandler produced and
read Il copy 81 the letter sent by Clark
10 The republican ,aucus of the Montana
iiesisia'nre In this letter Clark defined
Ills osiNon oil h. tariff question.
lr Nrl Tracy, OF Helena. the first
witness on he stand today. testified in
resfrd to his llrst interview with Justice
Hunt, August .. u told the judge" said
the witness. 4 had a funny kind of prop
osition to make to him" Witness then
Went on 10 say he told the justice of the
arrival in Helena of a special train, and
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

Tho late John Rusllin gave awav a
great deal of money during hi: life.
Many years his annual income from
his pen alone was 100000. but he lived
on less than tenth of that amount.
Indeed. he used TO say that a gentle
man ought to be able to live ON a
pound (hbout SD a day: if he could
not he deserved speedily To die.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Hunter

Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Hunter of
Fairfield. Ia. have Just celebrated he
seventA-first anniversary of their mar
riage. { They are aged respectively 81
and aI wears. Twelve children were
born Il them. six of whom are still
living. ;the eldest being 50 and tho
Youngest %. Mr.. and, MIS-. Hunter
have lited in Iowa since 1853.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

One of tho yellowest of New Works
newspapers has outdonc even its own
record by printing a report hat Rus
sell Sage offered to lend to Count l,oni
de Castellane any amount S5.ooo,ooo
If pccessary without collateral.
When a reporter showed Nh Sage the
printed statement the venerable mil
lionairr gravely assured him that the
report was not true.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

MosAof the very rich Emitted STATES
senatqYs riade their money in mnin.
of sonf kind Clark, llanna.s L;nes
aud EGlins being cases ia. point. Mr..
McCon3ell, the richest congressman,
dug nearly all his estimated $40 .oo0, 900
out of sPeunsssssanls goa s,,>iru sxr.>~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

General Methuen. the British com
mandeT. and Mrs. .Ioubert. wife OF the
Boer lfader, are said to be natives OF
the same English town. Corshanl.
from (Which Mrs. loubert emigrated
TO South Africa early in life.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

Senator Vest has notebook filled
with rare examples of congressional
quotation to illustrate mixed meta
phor is: "l'he apple of discord has
been sown in our midst. and unless
nlpped i'm the bud it will produce a
contlagration whose waves will sub
merge this fair land with anarchy"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
,.,Dca,Rsst.acr's. Ho.s,.u :.

Dlxenport. la.. Feb. IT,. or sixty
one G0}iessshiFped rrolnn San Francisco
that .4ffiuy G. Walker arrived in the
scify last night. Sunday there will be
~ -+lj IitsIs< sNsprsILe with .a,e y,ssl SS0n,
N,ile arsenal, and the body Vii be btIig
led in the arsenal cemetery. Walker
was killed in the Philippines while on
the firing line last March. but on ac-
count of the warm weather the body
was not shipped at that time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

The newspaper men in the Philip
pines are telling a story of one. of
tfelr number. new arrival. who un-
dertook 10 explain TO an officer how
he thought certain attack ought 10
be made. The officer listened so POI
litcly for twenty minutes thatthe cor
respondent ON departing asked his
name. Otis" was the replv., ".
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

Here is an enthusiastic New Yor-
ker's appreciation of Taderewslli:
"Why.St here's only one pianist in he
world4f MI the rest of them are mere
ly hrAl help"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
CLARK. CROSS-EXAMINsD.
Montana Senator Emphaticaliy De.
mics knowledge OF Bribery.

s, Masf'4 szs3s. Is. n EDITIONS =,
sumed its sitting today the cross-ex-
animation of Senator Clark continued.
The first inquiry related to the mem
orandum of expenses supplied yester-
day by the senator. He said he pre-
pared this statement from the books
.of his bank. He had not only de-
stroyed his checks, but also the check
stubs, but was confident the showing
made was correct. He destroyed the
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

Nloiss Burgsthaler. who has been
hailedan GermpaAas The coming king
of tenirs. was but n few wears ago u
farm hoy in upper Bulgaria..
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

Says the l'erverter of Proverbs:
The greatest study of mankind is
woman.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
IN THE IOWA LEGISLATURE
Proceedings OF the Iowa House an,

SpUNfN
Noe ,,o, - ,,, O.,
"'o'i'es' Ia, roo 1V'-'h 'he iewe'
house oil the legislature the clarke bill
To abolish the state rriutor ana binder
W;s n speci.l ar8,,, ti,is ,s,,o,,,;,,, iis
,.,,ss;h, :, ~, - -. 't'''s
vi "'i ''oul TOOK pitee ON u feso-
u'"n 10 postpone tn next Wednesday,.
Il he merits OF the hill were MOI discussed,
but The debate devotional sono hitto,-
,nss ,,l,,.,, ,,S',.,,
nv asSlatlhs mat ~ VAS a
'hoNehcht Tor delay intended to kill the
measure Rut Tho house CARRIED me mo-.
.tiop ~ nos,,,,,,,. ,,s,,i,, :; IN. ia,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

l,es Moines. "a, Feb. IL Both houses
passed on =. number OF bills of minor i'm
portahce Tho house adopted ii. r,'sotl-
.ioh bN Nilsson, Of Washington. recon-
iheilulhS mat congress establish :. ,fice
rural matt delivery asa part of ihe
nlted- STATS poSthl department II yes
..lu'loh Against the nited Mine Workers
Tor distribution of 4, threatening circular
was also passed. Several bills were in
PRODUCED IN both branches, but nothing of
pafticnlar interest. Many members wer"
away and things generally are quict
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

General P,n,ie, tn1s,y s,,i, -, ,,,,.',,s
nto Ms opini9t, ON tlls Gn,,eI,,ct of ine,,r.
unce and buti,linu and nam b,einess In
senate .fhe ,tt,,,;,.I ,e',.,'p,, 81 va
we'll Know, for nn., i'm i T., Wow, ,iaS Vii,
isrnst the methods Of some of ih"se s' ar,
caniz,ltions lIs ",,;riln In y,
If ms nsons fn, t,iS
not rcad 10 he snni,to .,,,, Yin 80, he
formally given 10 he ni,hiie IN ,',,nor-
row Mr. l,en,Ia,. ~, pu', t ~ NJ,
sti,l,el sIi.h ~, ,tt;,,;, i,ra No., "ss a.,
eauiz9tions rs; 10 i,sad No ",,ajin -, ~
ssi,,,,., ,b.,t 80 - a." t'io pupio 70 rs
th.m that il n,,cti,oli, ;,,,,, ~ 49, Il ~,
WAY Win theIr 1,,,,,i,'.,,. mn, ,i,,,. ~.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

), ,i Moines. a. Feb. Iii ~ The honse
Was shd eated The bill was called mp,
having been amended Yesterday 10 pro-
Woe Tor the establishment OF i single
school instead of three. as originally pro
Nidcd, Whcn il came M this rnorurs
an amendment was carried To provide
tiliit IN" new Institution might be Sc
cured " transforming the Knoxville
nome for the blind into such Institution
# desired. Then the bill after an hours
alscnsslon. wtnt 10 vote. II was dc
Leated for want of i constitutional ma
jolity. receiving As votcs with a in the
negative. 81 being necessary to carry IT,
BNers changed his vote To the negative
and MED motion 10 reconsider Al ct
fort Will be made tomorrow To secure II
,n,, hlltslaanee ;,nd carry the bin n r.
following voting for the bill:
AYES Anderson of Wal.rem, Baker. |; m
ringer, BensSton. Eoyset. buchanan,
Carr. Carter Clark nj Hamilton Cold,
,"n'Gy, cowles; Gruiskshank.. BOWS, lsa
Hawk. flinkle HUGHES. jaeger Jerks.
kendall Nirkwood; hoontz. lloto. Let's.
LYMAN, MeAleer, Patton, PAYNE. Prentis,
Stuekslagel. rheophilus Nencmpn MaY-
rem; May, Wilson of Washington, Mise
and Bowen.
Nays Anderson Of Lyon. Ayers Bark
ley, Barrett. Bennett Black. Rake.
ilakemorc Flyers Clark of Dallas. CO.
burn. c"ttrell. Grouse. Davis. :l,p,gls,
i,'N iliiit,. i'ulillilll, tirall, IIdnSlnailn,
lIarbert. Head, llisngor. Jones. Keck,
Nent; kerr; l<mball, McCurdy. Mc(itnn,
Marshall, Miller of Cedar Miller of Fay
cite, Myers. Nicolaus Overficld. Roome
Santee. Scott, Shambaugh. Sokol, Stew
art Sweet; Temple. Themncn; Towncr,
Wilson of Adair and Wright.
The house passed the senate bill ye-
Curing The board of medical examiners
70 meet at the seat of each medical col
lego, after its commencement, aud .ev-
anime its graduates for certificates to
practice medicine
Furry's bin reducing the interest rate
on school fund loans from & per cent to
mot less than ." WAS passed
inc senate bili To give protection TO tlie
wires of electric light companies was
passed.
The, Kendall bin requiring mine super
liftendents, pit bosses etc, 10 pass exam
nations was passed.
In the senate the bill. poVide that
the landlords lien on grain SHALL be pro-
,ecte'. even after the grain has passed
out Of the hands of The tenant fsilner
vas discussed at length, but no vote was
taken. -
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

Butler is apparently contenting him
self with Smelling he Beers from his
newly gained position nj Monte Chris
to, which. according to good opinion,
is likely To form his base for another
attempt to relieve Ladysmith.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-03-16

ONE OF the most Interesting exreri-
ments 10 newspaper making Is MOI"
going on at Topeka, Kansas. The en-
tire plant Of the Topeka Capitol has
been turned over TO the Rev. c..
n. Sheldon, author Of "In His Steps,
who is running the paper this week,
and is running it as Jesus would. As
an experiment the paper is a great
success. The circulation is over 200
600 copies this week. Mr.. Sheldon
has charge not only Of the %editoT.aide.
partment, but Of the business depart
ment. He has refused all liquor ad.
vertlsemeuts, all medical ones, and a.
that seem tc be the least bit shad"
Whether paper run continually OF
this plan would be a successful IL
securing circulation, aud In receivir.
a large advertising patronage is al
other question.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-03-16


THE Republican territorial convcn-
tion meets 10 SOcorro to morrow for
the purpose of electing delegates t.
attend the Philadelphia convention ln
June. IL the democratic papers In
the territory are TO believed there viii
be such a battle in the ex smelteI
town as will cause the Rio Gtdnde
run blood for an hundred miles. L
luckily for the farmers below SocorI
whose land sadly needs irrigation, Tia
foresaid democratic papers are not to
be depended on when it comes 10 fore
telling the future, and If they have "a
depend on blood shed at at a rcpubli
can convention to lrrigatc their crop
they will not raise any thing this year.
There may be a friendly rivalry as {,
who will be selected to attend the
national convention, but the men who
are selected will go to Philadelphia
and vote TO reDominate President Nc
KinleY. The Philadelphia CONVEX.
ton will be hut a ratification meeting.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-03-16

1t is very bard to stand idly by and
see our dear ones suffer while await
ing the arrival OF the doctor. An AL.
bany IN. W dairyman called at a
drug stare there for a doctor to come
aud see his child. then very sick with
cuup. Not nndlng the doctor in, he
left word for him To come at once on
bis return. He also bought a bottle
OF Chambeilain's cough remedy, which
he hoped would give some relief until
the doctor should arrive. In a few
hours he returned, saying the doctor
need not come, as the child was much
better. The druggist, Mr.. Otto
Scholz, says the family has since recon-
mended Chamherlain's cough rene
dy 10 their neighhurs and friends I'M
Oh he has a constant demand for Il
from that part OF the country. For
sale by Eagle drug mercantile COM
rany.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-03-16

The English keep getting the bet
ter OF affairs in South Anica. Pre5i
dent Kruger and President Steyn hav'
asked the United States TO use it,
kind Offices TO secure q scttlc ment OF
their affairs with England. England
intimatcs there IS rothlug to settle.
1t has practically conquered tho
country, and now all thati 1t has to O.
is to occupy IL. Many prominent
Eugllshmen who have been SO Wiley
treated by the Beers 10 the past viii
enjoy going back to johannesburg anu
living there under an English goi
ernnr.